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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

Monday-Mrs. Herbert Goodwin gives 4
coaching party ana dance at Angerhoeicrs
IN compliment 70 the guests OF Miss Julia
Mae Morse
Tuesday-Dance given by Miss Rowcne
Masterson in honor Of Miss Morse's Wis
TORS
Afternoon reception Of Mrs A. sessums
Cleveland and Mrs. Charles X Dunlap
Wednesday, Miss Julia Mae Morse's card
party
Thursday--AIrs, c. w Hahis reception.
Friday-Miss Dumble and Miss Armlstead
"at home"
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to st. Louis next week 70 be with Miss
| Clyde Arbuckle.
Mr.. Tom Holland OF Bgenham was Gar
nival visitor
Mr.. Harry L. Pond OF New Orleans is
guest at tho Rice.
Miss Julia Settle OF Galveston Is at pres
ont with Mrs. clifton Drew.
Mas Anna Barlow OF jackson City Tenn
ia the guest of Mrs. G. r. olNer'
Miss Lutte Moore Of STANTON. va, is
visiting Mrs. j. o. Ross and Mrs Huuson.
Mrs gnsie s Ridreway and con take
rooms on the FIRST at the Burnett hoteL
Miss Rosa Williams and her guest, Miss
Laura Painter spent Thanksgiving IN Ar
cola.
Miss Ethel Mnls Of sherman, Texas, Is
visiting Mrs. Charlotte ward Drew tnls
week.
Mrs. A. F. Lecraft and two sons, from
Dallas. are visiting Mrs. Jecrafts mother'
Mrs L. f. Chew.
Miss Eva Kuhl Of Salt Lake City. Utah
viii be with her sister, Mrs. Charles COLO
ing, for several months
Miss Dl McFadden has returned 70 Hous-
ton and will he visiting Mrs ROBERT d.
Morris for the next two weeks
Miss Agnes Macarthur uf New Orleans IS
dividing Inc time Of her visit here between
Mrs. Mcgget and Mrs. keyworth
Mrs. H NJ Cumming gave class 90 the
pleasure OF luetllNE MISS Hhou" ~ o." 49,
nuptial tea Saturday, November y
Mrs. n. p. Harper and daughter, Miss
Queen Cox Of Emporia. Kan. are the
guests OF Or, and Mrs. c, c, Barrell.
Miss Blanche Patillo. who has been here
some time with her sister, Miss Patillo
Of the High school, has returned TO her
home in Baltimore.
Miss Nell Sentress Of San Antonio is
visiting Mrs l.. T. Moves. Miss Sentress
Is well known aud very popular here as
she was visiting ia Houston last spring
Mrs H. A. Chadwick, Mrs. Robert Alvin |
Chadwick Jr., and Miss Chadwick. at 1907 |
Bell avenue, have selected Thursday for |
their "at home" day and will be pleased /
TO see their friends on that day each week /
Mr. w d. Miller travelling accountant |
for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail- |
way, has removed his family to Houston, |
where bis headquarters Will be In future: |
Mrs. Millers mother Mrs Wanamaker of /
Chicago, will spend the winter with them.
Mrs c. c. Wlggin, who has been visit
ing her son, Mr. ]. G. Wiggln Of Galveston,
during the past month. passed through the I
city Oh Friday en- route TO her home In I
New Orleans Mrs. Wlggin spent Carnival 1
week With Mrs r. s. Collins and Mrs.
r. NJ. Johnston and enjoyed meeting many
old friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

rettl Se''9 bi 81 n NTs Georse r. Benson ,h.n
stepped back against NY night bath
i nHfnea hlm severely T6e cbN955e which
Ereas aseny ana his mothcf conlS was IN
lad Pbs o,Ilss nm ., Rtmepberins t ~ nS IN
Ia. the house she fbnreth 'ein Pain Balm
~ ~ less Than hair an nom WOULD try
~ ~ me child 7as quiet sad S as, apply
Rsr 49, shah mo weeks uss w s.,Jiep' emo
VI, pain esin iSG y. irss.siIdsnt q Kei ilT
Xxx, s9es slls gHlu56ls W. lnluieri
Eista a' sds ~ az Gsug
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

As compliment 20 Miss Blanche Myers
aud Miss Lols Burke, who leaves shortly 10
make her homo in Dallas, one OF their older
neighhorhood friends invited few OF
their Intimate associates 70 spend Thanks.
s'rins evening informslIF in ssmss sss
fseiie' xhe earlier pEEs Of the sssnlaE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

The AZ home Of Mr.. and Mrs e. W Rob
inson on Tuesday evening In honor q, the
King and Queen Of the No-Tsu.oh was roy
ally elaborate. or course, the Ne.rss.oh
epiors 10 eosmes, chrysanthenaus, roses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

MT and Mrs, harris Masterson had FL
Governor Hogg ana Judge aud Mrs. Brooke
70 dine Thanksgiving Day.
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Miss Kate Leavell viii give a silver tes
az nor home 7o7 Dallas avenue. ncSi
"Wednesday afternoon. Everybody is In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

The many friends Of Miss Edith Virginia.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William NAH
OF New York, Will be Interested to learn OF
her marriage 10 Mr.. Walter H. Barnes OF
that city which took place at high noon on
the 22d nc the residence OF the brides mar,
ents. novel feature OF the wedding was
an immense sen shell lined with pink brides
maid roses In front OF which tho bride ana
groom stood during the ceremony. The
rooms were all beautiful with q wealth ~
howers and the breakfast OF nifty covers
that followed the ceremony was cxQulsltclv
arranged The h-!dc ANA groom win make
their home With Mr. and Mrs Mahl Mrs
Rathta rs the sister OF the late Mr. n
Mahl she Is remembered In Houston with
sincere affection and esteem. and mas spe,t
part ~ a Wintnr m Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

December being the FIRST Friday Of tn
month. Mise Dumblo and Miss Arnifsteai
vii he Informally AZ home 70 their friends
1907 Prairie avenue.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
La extension del Universe

Entire dos sAhioa inGIsses 90 ha eata ocido
m pUgiato para avsriguar In xtensi6n reAls
del universe = Is mAss dA matsris Que gr& vita
sn Ell sspseio.
ComenX6 ell GrecorcD .al prc feaor BoysS, h2.
bando dsl psso de In tieRRa, y 10 ha continue
do lord X ell vim CON varioa sstudlos acerea del
aumentn de mAteria en- al nniverHo, del cuai
nueRtro giobo es una paYte Inf dpitssimal
LIE base del Gale nio deacAnsa en- Iaa YsIa-
clones que sxlatsn entire vaFios cusFpos com
pPeDdiaos ell universal aanisndo en- cusrta
ei monsnto de Ysposo Aus sctnaies condieio-
mss, dstsTmin sdas por Ia grsvitaef6n.
La extsbai6n del universe hA aldo madidA
pOr lord K sivin, obssRvandn el tempo que lAs
ond&G de tuE tRPdEu en- llsgar dasde Ia estgeiR
mas dissente . Ia TERRA.
La luR Gamma . faz0n de 1s6 600 milIss
poF ssgundo, como In Iuz ee In essrslla que
marca al extreme 'fmits del universe tsrds
tres mi! treseie q tos h3B en- llagar Ia sierra,
pueden usssdes aaeAr ID conEscuenciA fkcil-
msnta, y tendr6n las dlUle ensiones exkcsaa de
10 que GantsES lIsmkbsm mos el tDfnitoS.
Ssntado ests pTinsipo ell sabio ing6s cal
cula que hacs vsintcinco nillones de ai1os
una mAsS de massria igasl mil miIlones de
10 eontsnidR en sl sol, bsa o millones de so
les, 30 6istribuy6 por oil sspRcio para formar
los pi&netAs y dam&s cusrpos eeIestss. Y eats
81 Ell sotsl De gaaAsFis qls hay sn suspension,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

4 los dos Aias del en- que sir Gui-
llermo habfa estado con Rocambo.
le, sucedleron los hechos que va
mos eXpllcar.
La st nora marquesa de Van Hop
estaba en- su tocador.
Fran las seis y media.
El marques estaba sentado en-
I'm balancfn en- ell tocador de su
mu1er, mientras que 6sta estaba
en- manos de sus doncellas.
Enamorado como el primer dfa
de la luna de miel, ell sefior de Van
Hop sdmiraba la suave bermosura
do 81 mujer que podfa pasarse per-
fectamente sin ell collar de dismRn.
tes que tenfa sobre los hombros y
las msgnificas ramas de coral entire
lazadas con snG csbellos negros.
P0r 10 demas, Ia marquesa estaba
palida y sufris,
Desde algunos dfss, sobre tcdo,
Ia criolla era presa de vegas inquie-
tudes y de insolitas tristezss, de las
que no podfa explicar las csusas.
Pero au marido estaba alli, q esta
hpra. 81 marido q qufen habfa
nmado tanto, que amaba adm POI
lgl menOa ella 10 creihs v In s0nrisa
EolTi6 R sua lRhios Y fpE con pni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
De Yabucoa

oosAE que eAusan Seombro admiration
"a pAlpHn con frscusnciE an est8 iuxga1o de
Pas, y 80 hAcs naeesario lmPoRer 81 Immediate
corrective
Las ArbItPariedadss estan q Ii 6rden del
dia suRndo de hacaY dth los fsdsraFss anna
HicBnoS SO trata, no hay quien pongA eoto 3
sAnto dss&tino.
Rscisntemsnto So registP6 sl eaao de que
.al ssereb&rio y eseribisnss del indicA6o bHibua
.nAl, fungi sndo de AutoFidsdeB y uaurpandoss
atrbuelones, ordsnRFon la detsnei0n de dos fs-
dsralsS, poTqus 6stos, en- declaration que
presthbAn Ants t&n H0N0RABLES funciona-
|FoI--por dsnunciA hschA-ies trRtRrOn de In
ser yRlsr ell derscho que para In dtf,nss de
eargos iniusHHcAdos, coneeds In ley . todo
.pusrtorriqutGo.
AunqUe biSn ss verdAdr que despues de
Rlgunss horhs goEAoan de libsrtad poF orden
del J usS, los sln cAusa detsnidos, no deia de
Der un Abuso eli hscho de los BAi& de 10 Gale
del Sol GDisguito don O.esr,S que muy oroE.
dos 10 p4SeAn cogiditos del brASo como mGrido
u muj jsF, sAt.IfeehoS do 81 obra.
A los fs1sralss boea rspFlmiP los Abusos,
partAn de donda parseren sxkrReF dc In
BomoTA donda ss osniaa Bl eA1dido don Lsan
.dro, para qus 30 lmpcDga Rus subal1ernos y
les lame al oFdsn,
K. K.
I5 psembEs lie 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
BAYAMON

Ne 90 mi Amino oil eensurAr Ia cond ducta
del iusH de uaz de este pueblo, mi particular
amigo doD milo Lopez, en- el asunto del IL
ganctado ValsE, fAFmAeeutico del pohlado de
ToI.naiS; psro 81 qus sl pdblico conozca los
uoYmsnoFeE de este enclose asanto.
XII liceneiado Vslez foe denNnci&do por eI
OuArdia inauIRr Arroyo, n cauSA de hAber ven
aldo einco csntRvoS de csbadiilA, sin hRberIa
roturRdo Rl deSpRcharlA.
Hovse hR eelebrado oil iuiclo. El guar
dia mencioD&do soatiens In denunciA, y pre-
aantA como prnebA IN chtquilio, aupusato eom-
prAdor del Srtieulor "a dos indivfiuos mEs,
PnenIgoa pOFBonBlGR del fArmae6utico. E
ines accepts lac pruebAs los tsstigos, les cua-
ias dseIArAn aus el Enor Vslez vendi6 10 cs.
bsdilla, sin rotuIAr, 10 que 6Its MEGA rotun-
dAmenls, por no hAber sse Artfsulo en- Su far
macis, prsEsntAndo como teatigos n los ssi0-
res don Juan Herrera, don Justine Rodrieuss,
don jose BAria BErroEo, don Pablo Herman
ds1, don Andres RIJo, don Nicolas BArrienbo,
don NsmsSio MAymf don Jof6 Dfsz, perSo.
mas todAs dc reconoeidR honrsdeE, ineRpaees
dc msntir No I@ por que motIvos, sl sefior
tues no ls tom6 dsciArAcion diehos &c fiores,
bAatAndo 6nleAmente 10 manifeStado por el
guardiA denuneiAnts v aus tsntigos, para que
Gsl recto' tues Inn pusisr& al senior Vsls1 ein-
cusutA dollars de muItR, poE hAberss Gprova-
6op oil b seho que Sc la dsnuDciAFR, mss Las
eostAB, 8 en- Su defsGto, oil eneRrcelau1lento oil
Rssu tara insolvsnse.
Vaslvo repito, que no 60 mi knimo cen.
aurAr In condueta del seior insz, pero 90 noe
oeurra una obseryRci6n: SEa auaeients para
probAr un hecho, Ia dsclAraci0n del denun-
ciAnIs y 10 de los teStigos de este? 81 ESQ es
10 Sufci snts, el Fefarido 1ueS hA est&do en- 10
noFFseIo; 81 30 10 go, ha procedido lfgeramente.
A. stn " Vslsz s ha ssrvido de fAdoP, eI
liesnolAoo don Eucll1eS Gim6nsS; tsmbien se
ls lfrsc6 don Enriqne y N pierre. A los seEo
res e1lAdoG, me sncSTgs el Rmigo Wees le dc
las RFAcias, BH eteFuo AgF&deeimientr: RSf
como ~ m DiGn ai o. I'll = FoFsn, por las Gestio-
ass pRac&icRdAa sn Su f-vor.
n amigo VeisE Sc hS lido en- alsadA, por
erssT que con o. SO hA eomstldo una injusN
clR. X ASboTnsy EeBolvsIA.
Oorresponsal.
SGore. de 1902.
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casta coeueteria que ella did uns
mirada| furtiva y complaciente al
espeio eolocado delante de ella.
e marques tenfa cuarenta sf1os,
pero hlskb1a conservado la belleza un
POGO fffa, IN POGO taciturna, sin
duda, Due es el distintivo de las ra.
zas del norte.
De alta ITALIA, J obese de vien-
ire ell marques. cuya pisl era ordt-
narial1Eente colorado, Sc volvfa por
consecaencia de una emoci6n vio-
lenta, extremadamente palida.
Estaba sujeto, seg6n Sc decfa. 4
10 quo los pueblos septeDtrionale
lamar Ia c0lera blanca. Habitual.
mente. tranquilo, dulce y alegre,
disimulaba sus celos, pero con fre-
cuenoia su palidez lfvida hacfa
traIcidn O sus fnrores concentrates,
sir Csuillermo le habia perfecta-
| mente aprecisdo cuando le inzg0
capaz de mstar q su muier el dfa
que la recouciese culpable 6 por 10
menus la creyese sal.
\ Sin embargo, ell seHor de Van
4 Hop ora IN hombre de mnDdn. ss-
bfa Gsgminar sus pasiones, refrenar
sua lElatintoa, por conseeuancia
delaba = ~ lnii1er eniaramante IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
BfBLlorEoA bE ef.A DEMooRAolAs
Oh

vor, porque lpalabra de honorl s6is
mas listo que el.
-Gracias, respondt6 sir Gut
llerlno con mcdestia.
Despu6s Sc levant6 de la mesa
llena de los despojos de gu cens;
tom6 un cigarro de encfma Ia chi.
menea, sc arrellan6 en- un gran 81
ll5n sc envolvi6 majestuDssrnen-
be en- una magnffica nuhe do hume;
La meditation del haronet, que
Rocambole no 80 atreyi6 inte<
rrumpir, dur6 unos dtez minutes.
De pronto levant6 La cabeza.
--Df, pues, diio-ssahea cu&l
es In mei0r manera do plobar oil
coraz6n de una mujer?
No, : diio Rocambole, - pero
creo que hay muchas.
Hay una que es infalible.
--lAhi
La marquesa emE'ixa o amaf
q Qnerubln en- secreto.
Els probable, diio Rocambola.
--Pero la marc uesa es virtuosa,
-iAhi
y mientras una mujer Tirtuos2
no lie hace traici0E ella misma pef
uns. emoc1on cualquiera, ell secreto
de su corazon es I'm reducto tnex-
pugnabler
--Tenelg muchisima ramon, tic.
--Pues, repuso ell t,aroi,et, -ea
necesario que In marqnesa damues-
trs cualQuier dfa que anna Que
rubin.
IL Es asto possible?
--TOdo 10 es en- este mund0.
/ --Os escucho, Ito.
/ --SPasado mafiana es dfa de
/ Opera?
/ ST, harGn xLos Hrlgonotes.s
Il --SLa rnarqueaa wi la opera
Il reGularmente2
--Casi siempre.
Il --Muy bien. Entollees escdcfa.
Il ma cnn atenci6as
II Iras encontrar a tQueruhfn. y
II le diras; <Hay una herila de es-
pads quo no produce lnaa qua IN
Il rasQuffo Que, sin embargo. aiem
II pre- causa IN graz, afeasto sobrs Les
II mnisres. - na0asarit, quD recibAis
II eats gollps de nai blIllaell mano, I
aiE
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~ MUER 7 =

ri doctor Buns, de Ham buTgo. ca IN in
vsEt'g sdor infAtigable que dssde hace tseinta
afi)a "a dsdica o sstudisr In TRANSITION 1a 10
vida q In muerse y 10 gFhdR ci6n mortifsra que
experimental ell cuerpo humane.
L0s detAlles que de aus tHaba1os IA dAdo
o eonocsr pone los pslos Ia punta.
uns de las observAGionas mas curiosas 9 ne
haee es 10 de como 81 cesar ID circulation de
Ia EaRgrs los movimlantos del eoraE0n, w
altsrGndosa Ell cusrpo pns las SranafoEmacionss
de sus com ponsasss.
Para car idea Glars, dEsprovistA dc los
eoneentos tScrieos que empiea el doetor Bruns
en- esa metAm6ffosis Pueds daeiFsa que In vide
Do seYmina bruacsmebts en- 4cdo Ell eusrpos
alnc aeA aeebe da dentEo tf4sEA y de las ex
trsmidsdss oil eeD tr0.
Ea dsclr que los f. limos en- moYiF sou los
innnmsrsb.sa inssetos, Inauitau1 nte pequenos
QUE cnbrsn euRi mksA daicAc iIima L. spider
mir, como parte de alia.
MisntFss ei cnEepo conserve cAior, eEos
insecaos conservRu la vida.
vsces-t q tde-m uchos do elcs Sc tFas'
forman sn otrA cIase de inssctos, que & Eu vsx
experlmentan nuevss extrt Eas tam6lS IsIs,
vintendc eonsti&uir lh proiongaei6n da una
vida aeAao Ia inmortsidsd da In primiliva.
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sEs indudable que ell imheeil de
su martdo esta verdaderamente tie
encaprichado por mi, y q cads ms
tante esta q punto tle oaer de ro-
dillas mis- pies; pero Ia presencia
de mi pretendido padre es un obs
taculo.
.sSera conven1ente suprimir y
envlar decididamente 4 ese buen
hmbre q casa de Dubois?
,Os sguardo maf1ana como con-
venirnos para saber 10 que Sc ha de
hacer adm.
Tuestro corcitd, de los 0jos azu'es ,
Sir Guillermo volvi6 leer In
csrta J despues la acerc6 a la bujfs
y Ia quem0.
-,Ahi diio Recamb0le. sQue-
r6is permitidme que os haga una
pregunta, auerido ito?
-Assf, contest6 air Guil1ermo
con nm movi miento tie cabezs.
-sTdrquesa Va q ser La a1ante
de Roland y de Fernsndo L. vez9
Sin dnda.
-. .Por que este dolole juego7 mo
habria sioo mejnr hnscar doa mu.
jeres dtferentesp Habtera EtdO mas
comodo, me parece.
Sir Guillermo Ne ellcogi0 de hom :
bros.
--Decididamente : murmur6, -
eres menos listo de 10 que per saba.
-lAhi- diio Rocam bole, resen-
tido del tono deadefioso de sir Gut
llernlo.
-tC6mol- repuso ,sstes--Sn1 pre-
wees I'd oil moment0 de que estos
dos llombres lleguer 81 paroxismo
de lss pasi6nP
-tY bieni
Que entonces, dlIo ak Gui'
. llerIno, cuya inferrlal sonriaa re.
aparecia en- todo sIl esplendor fa
tall arreglaremos una psqueaLa
sacena en- donde Sc eneontrsran, J
no llesollaran como dos iovenes
carrIiceros hartoe do vino.
II; OH famoso, ~ exclam6 Ro
cRnaholes famOso.
Y miro q SIR GuillerEno con uni
proi.u nda admiracitn.
Tie, mnrHmuT6. .--sl dsnonf,
4 acalnarA por ahdicalf 81 yusatro II
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Otra hu@Iga

Mr.. J. P. MoroRn soicitRdo por varias
connotadas persona ldades para que fntsrven
ga en- las diferencirs EuTgidas entire les trAba
jadoreE de las minas da carbon loR patroncs,
ha csIebrado una confatencia con Mr. Nit
ehsel, prasidente de ls S1eiedad de GTfRbs'
jadoYes Unidos de MInaa.D
Mr., Morgan quiera legar y nm scuerdo
entire los ira tadores hnelgulstaa los pstro
nos, 81 efscto, para facflit3r 10 reconciliation
ha rogado al presidents ae los <Tfaba ind dorsa
Unil0sD, QUE moderen eftos ans raclam9eiones
hasta ell punto one ie saa dado haeerlo, como
base del Arreglc.
TodoE lcg indicios hReen Greer qua Mr.
Morgan lGgrRr4 10 termRnaci6n de lR actual
hue'gs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

E movlmiento ohrsro eonsta de mas de
seia mil hombrss.
Los vapoKss que ss ii Allaban en sl puerto
los que han lido lIegando Sc han visto oblig&'
dos R srliF sin efectmar I'm deacGYgA.
Ia huslga no est& en Was de arreglo, por
qte tanto los obreros como Las compaf1f4s na
vieras muestrAn intrAnsigentes en- In paris
que eRda cual corresponds.
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BOZZO, BAS & Go.

Agente Ccmisionista. Representants
<Samper s. Coz New York. A. Besosa &
"a Com1s1ones en- general. The Liberty
Machine CO New York. Maqntnsria t1pus
de imPrenta. Agencissde la Maquina de es-
erib1r Franklin.
Maquiua perfesta $50 una ascribirA & ID
vista. Agenc1a del Express, Davies Turner
s. Company New York
Para tnfOrmes, Sol Sd, San Juan p r
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HWeIgM

in esbagfSmA de Madrid, dice que So han
BeelArRdo en- hueIgA los cRrgadores de los
musllea en- Blrcelopa, pidieUdo anmepto de
SnRl reduction de hoFRs de trRbsto.
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90 - ANUNCIo

En- ell tendal de don Francisco Rodri-
guez se vende el Millar de ladrillos q s
PESOS.
Areeibo, Q. z
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CENTRIC DE C'OMISIONES

Sc gestionan toda clase de asun.
tos judiciales, NotariaIes, dc ju-
risdiccion voIuntarla 8 contenc1o-
sa en- los Tribunales do La Isla,
contando en- casos necesarios con
expertos y reputados Abogados.
Agentes de la C0n4pa55Ga de sega.
Y0s de VidG Ell SOL del Canada
AciGOGdGd. PTec6Os na60IecOs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-04
SUIT TO BREAK A WILL.
Notable Array of Legal Talent In a
Case at Fort Wayne.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, April 3.-The pend
ing trial of the contest over the will and
property of the late William Branstrator is
attracting a large interest. not only be-
cause of the $4,000 involved, but because
of the bitterness developed among the heirs.
Thirteen lawyers are engaged in prose-
cutting the interests of the widow, eight
children and the administrator, Charles
Branstrator, one of tive elder and favored
sons of the decedent. He has a lawyer re-
tanned IN his official interest. Judge Walter
Olds has been retained to represent his per-
sonal interest, a situation which threatens
the court for his removal on the ground that
terest in conflict with his official interest.
mas retained Newton w. Gilbert TO protect
his interests. The estate is principally
100 acres of the best farm land, but there
is also a large sum of cash and other
valuables.
The effort of the disaffected children is
to show that the father never was in his
right mind after being thrown from a
vehicle on his head in a runaway seven
teen years before, but ii is In evidence that
much of the accumulations were acquired
during that period. The old mans only
vice was drink and what the witnesses
against the will are telling about his queer
actions the others testifying was only the
result of intoxication. There are at least
half a dozen suits pending and the end of
the litigation is not in sight.
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FAR FROM AGREEMENT.
Block Coal Miners and Operators Are
still in Deadlock.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL, Ind, April 3.-The mining situa-
tion is assuming a critical stage. as. not
withstanding the joint scale committees
have held numerous sessions. they are APP
parently no nearer a settlement than they
we're at the beginning.
The situation has become so critical that
Mr.. Farley. member of the national board
OF the United Mine Workers OF America,
has been called TO aid in securing a settle
ment and met with the joint committees
to-day. But few OF the essential points
In the controversy nave been settled, the
operators having stood firmly by their first
assertions that they would not sign a scale
varying a great deal from that of last
year. Tn miners also are stubborn in their
demands. and up TO the present time have
not conceded a point. The clause on which
a deadlock has resulted is the one in which
the miners demand the operators to remove
the COB dust from the machines. This
they insist is a portion of the miners work.
Mr.. Farley as yet has done but little to-
wards bringing the warning factions TO an
amicable agreement.
All the engineers are On strike on ac-
count of the operators refusing their de-
mands for a nine-hour day. They say they
will remain from the mines and Will ask
for no more conferences. but will meet the
operators when the latter request them to
do so.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-04
TEACHERS AT SOUTH BEND.
Great Convention of Northern Indiana
Association i'm Session.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. April 3.-South Bend
is in the hands of the teachers of northern
Indiana, $500 members of the Northern
Indiana Teachers Association having reg
istered before 6 o'clock tonight. and more
are coming in on every train. To-day's ses-
sions, which were held at the Auditorium,
began the largest convention in the history
Of the society, as well as the most impor-
tant, there being more distinguished men
Of learning here to deliver lectures than
have been present at previous conventions.
As a result of the teachers convention and
the meeting of the Northern Indiana Elks
being here together the city is filled with
visitors, and tonight It is impossible TO
provide with lodgings strangers who had
not already arrange for rooms.
The convention will last until Saturday
night, and during the meetings lectures will
be delivered by such educators as dorado
Taft, DIR. Charles Zueblin and others. The
teachers were welcomed to the city in a
formal manner by Editor j. b. Stoll, OF the
Times, president of the Board OF Education.
The response to his address was made by
j. w. Carr, superintendent of the Ander-
son schools. Addresses also were delivered
by the retiring president. J. w. Hamilton,
of Monticello, and by the incoming presi-
dent. A. II. Douglas, of ~Logansport. The
feature of to-night's meeting was the lee
ture on the physical history of the world
by DR.. Zueblin.