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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
Domestic.

Something of a panic was caused or
the steamer Marthas Vineyard by col
lision in Vineyard Haven with a fishing
schooner. A number of the passenger:
were injured.
]. c. Ingersoll, of Illinois, United
States consul at Cattagena, died at Color
while on his way to New York. He was
a nephew of the late Robert G.. Ingersoll
Miss Cora l.. Oliver was married in
Albany to Joseph H. Choate, Jr., son OF
the United States Ambassador to Great
Britain.
Eppinger & Co, large grain firm. OF
San Francisco, went to the wall and
caused furry on the exchange in that
city
Noah Bates, a negro, upon whom SEN
tence of death had been passed, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself in jail at
Selma, Ala.
The use OF toy pistols on Decoration
Day is responsible for an epidemic OF
lockjaw in Pittsburg, Pa
Estimates by lumbermen place the loss
from fires and drouth for Northern and
Eastern Maine at S3,oooooo.
Arguments we're begun in the United
ed States Court in St Paul, Mimi. in
against the Northern Securities Com
pany.
The Hamburg-American liner
Deutschland went aground in New
York harbor, but with the assistance
OF seven vessels finally succeeded in
getting off
The big levee on the Mississippi
river just below St. Louis broke, and
tta 81 TaT
ton OF 100000 acres will be flooded.
w. J. Idelman, deputy collector of
customs at Forty-mile river. Alaska,
was arrested on the charge OF embezzle-
ment.
E. F. Newman, a druggist, formerly
OF Ithaca, n. Y, committed suicide in
Honolulu by shooting.
Lives lost in the flood at North To-
peka, Kan, now number 7S.
The strike OF the Philadelphia carpen-
tiers was settled by compromise.
The Baptist church in Rochester,
Mimi, was blown up bv dynamite.
Gen, William Patton died at his
home, in Columbia.
The bodies OF 7 more food victims
and the list OF known dead has reached
~ Win 50 luNINlllOis DNplNS va pOO-
pie are still reported missing. 1t is
feared that the bad sanitary conditions
in which the floods have left the cities
may cause sickness.
The mayor OF Gainesville, Ga, in a
statement OF the conditions in the tor
nado-swept town, says the dead will
number I25. the injured 800. the home
less 1900, and the financial loss 5000,
600. Appeals have been issued for con-
tributions OF fc ID and clothing.
An order was flied in the United
States Circuit Court in Charleston, S.
C., for the sale OF all the property OF
the Atlantic Coast Lumber Company.
The strike OF the machinists on the
Union Pacific was finally adjusted, the
company granting an increase and a
nine-hour day to the men.
Burglars broke into the postoffice at
Thomasville, n. c., blowing open the
safe and taking about 500 in money.
There is no clue
The wages OF all the train and yard
men in the service OF the Omaha Rail
road Company was voluntarily in
creased
Forest fires are causing much de-
struction in the Adirondacks and the
mountains OF New England.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Phl.lp1la:s Genius.

Washington, d. c. (Special) A re-
port has been received at the war depart
ment from General Sanger, who has
charge Of the census in the Philippines,
IN which he states that the work of tax
'ng the census Of the islands is progress
ing very well. General Sanger says that
the reports thus far received indicate a
Christian population of 100000. The
population of Manila is, in round num-
hers 10000.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Train Runs Down a Hundcar.

Columbus, Neb. (SpeciaD Two men
were killed and two fatally injured on a
handcar that was run down by a stock
extra near Genoa. The stock extra was
coming down the Cedar Raoids- -Spald-
ing Branch OF the Union Pacific. The
section men were going to work up the
track. The engine OF the extra struck
the handcar about a mile west OF town
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Grave Situation 10 China.

Washington. d. c. (SpeciaD Com
ing close on the heels OF a long report
from Rear-Admiral Robley ID. Evans,
commander -in-chief OF the Asiatic
squadron, concerning the grave inter-
national situation in China, the assem-
bling OF his squadron in Chinese wa
tcrs is regarded here as significant.
The battleships Kentucky and Oregon
and the protected cruiser New Orleans
have arrived at Cheefoo, the monitor
Monterey and the collier Pompey at
Shanghai The gunboat Villobolos has
sailed from Kow-kiang for Nan-chang,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
7. B. Read Left $4,000.

New York (Specia) The late Thos
B. Reed, former Speaker of the House
OF Representatives according to an Of
fetal report filed here, left a personal
estate valued at S43I 900, after providing
for the payments of debts and the ex
penses OF administration. The gross
personally amounted to S62o.533, con.
sisting chiefly of stocks and securities.
By his will, executed many years be.
fore his death, Mr.. Reeds property
goes to his wife.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Beat Wife With Wooden Leg.

Atlantic City, N. J. (SpecialD Mi
chae Wenstein, cripple, is under ar
rest here, charged with beating his wife
with his wooden leg. She is severely
injured and may die. Weinstein, who
lost an arm and leg in railroad acci-
dent. became incensed at his wife. 1t
is charged that he unbuckled his wood
en- leg and repeatedly struck the woman
with it. Her screams were heard by
a policeman
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Explosion OF Iodine.

Pttsburg, Pa. (SpeciaD The explo-
sion OF large quantity OF iodine in the
laboratory OF the wholesale drug house
OF w. ]. Gilmore & Co., caused much
excitement and the burning OF seven
persons. One young woman-Minnie
Prim, aged 20 years-was perhaps IA
tally hurt by jumping from third.
story window. G. Hutchirs, the chem
sit, was dangerously burned and may
die. The others will recover. The fire
was quickly extinguished and the loss
Was small
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
CARS WILD DASH.
A DoIen Passengers Injured by q Tumble
Over Mountain.

Orange, N J. (SpeciaD Twelve per
sons were injured, one critically, by
trolley car jumping the rails while dash
ing down the Orange mountain That
Others were not hurt was due to the
lsteness OF the hour, for every ono
aboard received more or less serious
injuries. The car was standing on an
incline, and the motorman had lett it,
taking the cont oler with him II is
believed that the brake-chain broke, or
that SORE OF the passengers released the
brake clctch. At any rate the car
started, and with eyer-increasing mo-
Inentum dashed down the mountain.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
To Capture Dewey.

Topeka. Kas- (Speeial) "A message
from St. Francis says Chauncey Dewey
and his cowobys. under arrest for the al
legged murder of the Berry family are yet
safe. The settlers have formed quasi
military organization it is understood.
and arc ouispoken in their determination
shst Dewey and his men shall not escape.
"A military company from Osborne IS
now on lis way to ST. Francis. More
than fifty miles OF the distance will have
10 be covered by an overland march.
however, and II will be Tuesday before
they can reach there.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Description OF the Mills.

The Pacoet Manufacturing Company
has three mills, capitalized at 500, 900,
but probably $I,soo. 900 would be more
correct, and is fitted with $1,000 spin
dies and 22o2 looms. The first mill
was built in 1881, has motive power OF
water and steam and makes heavy
sheetings. The company built and own
ed the Gainesville mill which was de-
The Clifton Mills Company has
capital OF 100000. A. II. Twichell,
ST, is president. The LIANT has IoI 900
spindles, 1854 looms and makes sheet
ings, shirtings and drills.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Train Runs ln,o W ashout.

Columbia, S. c. (SpcciaD Six miles
out from Sumter an excursion train
on the Atlantic Coast Line, loaded with
negroes coming into Columbia to spend
the dav. ran into washout caused by
a cloudburst the night before. Conduc
tor Clements was instantly killed, as
were four OF the negroes, one being d
woman, and about 80 passengers were
injured. Engineer Wilson was badly
scalded, but not seriously injured. Sur
geons were sent on extras from both
Sumter and Columbia.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Two Students Drowned.

Chicago (SpeciaD Jessie Miller, OF
Lincoln, Neb., and Miss Frances E.
Moore, OF Davenport, Ia. both students
at the University of Chicago, were
drowned in Jackson Park Their boat
was accidentally upset when they at
tempted to climb aboard one OF the
Spanish caravels still floating in the
lagoon
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Lightning Strikes Church.

Cleveland o. (SpeciaD.-Lightnng
struck the spire OF St. Paul's Episcopal
Church. at the corner OF Euclid and
Case avenues. during heavy storm
The spire was practically demolished
while two immense blocks OF stone
crashed through the roof OF the church,
causing damage to the extent of sew
cral thousands dollars. The Hanna
Mccormick wedding is scheduled to
take place at the church. Investigation
by a representative OF the Hanna, FAM
lily later showed that temporary repairs
could be made. and no change in the
wedding arrangements would be nee
erearv
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Ten Years for q Lyucher.

Carthage, Mo. (SpeciaD. Samuel
Mitchell, who led the mob that lynched
Thomas Gilyard, negro, at Joplin re-
Gently, was sentenced to 10 years inn
prisonment in the pcnitcntiary. Mitch
ell was charged with climbing the tel
egraph pole and adjusting the rope with
which Gilyard was hanged.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Phosphorus In Matches.

Berlin (By Cable).-The Intcrna-
tional Chemical Congress at its session
adopted resolution iavorng an inter
national agreement prohibiting the use
oi phosphorus in making matches and
requesting the international committee
appointed at Paris in 1900 to communi-
cate the resolution to the various cab
inets.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Seeds for Flood Sufferers.

Secretary Wilson, of the Department
of Agriculture, said that there had been
left in the department storehouses sew
eral million packages of seeds after the
close OF last years distribution, which
could be distributed among the sufferers
from the Western floods ii SO desired by
them. He added that comparatively few
OF the seeds are suitable for planting at
this season,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Like a Johnstown Disaster.

Charlotte, N. C. (SpeciaD A special
10 the Observer from Columbia, S C.,
says:
"A startling report has lust reached
Columbia that Lake Sapphire. in West
ern North Carolina. is said TO have
broken through its retaining walls and
10 have descended upon the ~lains be-
low with great fury. This may affect
the cotton-mll industries on the SEN
eca river. in Pickens and Anderson
counties"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Robbers Dynamite Safe.

Redwood Falls, MINI. (SpcciaD.-
Robbers broke into the Gold Stabeck
Bank at Vesta, this county, dynamited
the safe and got away with $25oo cash
and $4,000 in notes. Thew stole fine
team and made good their escape.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
MILLS WRECKED;
PEOPLE PERISH
Cioudbursts Cause Disaster in South
Carolina.
THE LARGE MILLDAMS GIVE WAY.

Property Losses May Reach $1,000, ,e0o-A
Mighty Torrent Rushes Through Two Mil.
Ing Towns 10 a Valley, Sweeping Every.
thing Before It-Storm Burst Over Spar.
tauburg at Might've Of the Paeolet
Mills and Two OF the Clifton Plants De.
siroyed-The Paeolet Company Also Own.
cd the Ruined Mil a, Gainesville e-tiun.
dreds Of People Homeless and Thousands
Out Of Work
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Monks Denied Privilege.

Caracas (By Cable) e).-The Venczuc-
Ian government has refused authorize.
ton to the French Monks. who re.
Gently arrived at Caracas, after having
been expelled from France, to open q
college here
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
Telephones are Forbidden.

Goshen, Ind. (SpcciaD The old Or
der OF German Baptists, whose ma.
tional conference closed at Wakarusa,
voted not TO permit their members TO
use telephones in their homes. Five
thousand people attended the confer
cuCe
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
BATTLE WITH COWBOYS
A Father and Three OF His Sons Are
Killed.
THREE COWBOYS ARE ALSO KILLED.
The Family Take Up Land Ia Kansas for
fiomestead-Fenees Of a Cattle Company
Interfere and the Old Man and His Sons
Start In to Cut Them-Three Cowboys on
the Cattle compauy's Ranch Open Fire.

McCook, Neb. (SpeciaD .-Meager
details OF the annihilation OF almost
whole family have been received from
St. Francis, Kan. 1t seems that for
sometime there has been bad feeling
between men employed by the Dewar
Cattle Company and a family named
Berry over the possession of certain
land. Berry and his four sons are said
to have engaged in a battle with cow
boys, which resulted in the death OF the
father and three OF his sons the fourth
being seriously wounded Whether any
one on the opposite side was killed or
wounded has not been learned
Lincoln, Neb. (SpeciaD "A dispatch
from Superior, Neb., gives the story
of the fight at St. Francis, Kan, be-
tween the Berry family and some cow
boys.
Land had been taken up by old man
Berry as homestead. The fences OF
the cattle company interfered with his
passage to and from the roads. Wire
cutting on the part OF Berry's family
in order to get the shortest possible
road to town is said to have been the
original cause OF the quarrel. The cow
boys on the Dewar ranch had threat
ened to kill the family
The fight resulting in the five deaths
came after a recent trip OF the Berry
family to town. The father and four
sons were returning 70 their homes
Eight miles from their destination they
stopped to cut their way through a wire
fence. The cowboys came upon them
Just as they completed the work. The
Berrys mounted quickly and the cow
boys fire. The eldest boy, John. was
wounded, ,but stayed in his saddle
The farmers had the freshest mounts
and soon were beyond accurate rifle
range. The cowboys kept up scatter
ing fusilade of shots.
Arriving home, the Berrvs did not
think they had been pursued all the way
and they were in front OF the house when
the party OF cowboys rode up hill
few yards to the north. The shooting
began Immediately. Two OF the Berry
boys were killed before they could reach
their rifles. The old man and the other
two boys got inside the house. There
were about 20 cowboys, and they started
on the gallop for the house, intending
to fire it and burn the defenders out
The old man and the bows attempted to
escape from the other side OF the house
and were shot down in succession
Three of the cowboys were killed by the
farmers while they were defending the
house.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-05
Detalles de
Ia victoria
de los rebeldes de Hon
duras

NuevA York, 20 de Abril. I'm
vih jero de IndiAuA que acsba de re-
grssar & Nuava Orleans, procedsnte
de Honduras, trAe detAlles de 10 cap
turs de 10 capital De kqualla repd.
blica, Teg aeig alpR, por las fuerxAs
revolucionsrias ell dfa Is del corrisn'
te. Dice que, como sbfsmos, el
General B lnilla hs log ado derrotar
el Gobiorno de Arias, iustSlAnaoae
como Prssiasnte sona.itncionai de 10
Re. dblica.
Es5s viajaro, Mr. Buffers Dc ape.
lido, disc que hA resiaido seis sfi %
en- Honduras, 6 In orma que Sierra,
que ahdico la Presidencia en- manos
dc AriSs hny6 con direction al Sal
vsdor tan pronto como supo qne 40
aeercaban los insurrectos, s,eogi6n.
dose an ID vecinA rap 1blica dondS ha
siao muy bisn recibiao por sl Prasi'
dente de squella.
{ 3SArias no hizo 10 menor duaa %.
70 huir, dice B 1tters, sino que rindi6
Srmss ante e CO sal 20 los Eatsdos
Uniios A fres K. Moe. Me. Moe
protego 4, bidame ate nj Sr. Arias,
y sparte de tenor que spfrir II hu'
millac'on da antregsr las riendas del
ROhierno su victorioso 0ontrincan.
te, NO ha edo an b soluto molestado
por los rebsldes, permit.6ndoaele
vivir tranquilaments q "a casa par.
ticuiar.s
~Dssde 10 saliAs de Sierra de 10
capital de Honduras nada se habis
ssbido de 6 hsst< que LEG Aron mo-
finin0 al N0m{hfvo Im A3z~ al
Presi&ente del Salvador, Motiv O
ten1A pSrs eacsparse, porqua Ei b:
nilla llegA & spcdersrse de su perso
ma dsdo 81 grAdo de enc emistaa Que
entire los dos existe, ca de sup nsr
qus le hubiera hecho ejecstar inms'
diStsments
sTegueig alpa fa6 tomAda siu dis.
psrsr nm solo tro, dice MIR. Buffers.
pero en- sus slrede&orss ocurrieron
Aguuos encuansros sangrie o toe en-.
tre faeszas de B Jnilla y destacaman.
tos del gooierno. Como y Chalatesn
dos po5laciones inporsantes do las
cercanfas ae 10 capital, solo puais
ron ser captu rndAs 3uRn&o los rebel.
des 'oGraron hacer aesslojar 6 los
del 6 bierno. CON pc rdiaAs consida.
r. b 90 de smbAs parties, les msgnf.
hc"s posiciones que ocupAbAn.s
Ua minero Dc o. flrnia, an tal
Cuonnell, que tiene bisnes on Hon
durss, Aficms que uns casa alemanA
de comsrci", muy rics, de Annapolis,
. delant6 @ Boni o l0s ,ndos uasa.
ssrios para eq uipar ell elsrci.o revo.
lucionaric, rroveyendo ademks q 1os /
rebsldes con todas lAs municio mes
dc guerra qas nssssftazon para 10
campada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-05
FIESTA de ldQdS.
otfeclda por Ia eolonia espa1ola
DE ARECIBO
(De maestro oosrsspoa, sa1)

Mayo 3-El sabAao, hah&udonos
de paseo en- 10 Villa del Captain Co
rreR, tuvimos el gusto de Asistir oil
baile que tuvo efecto en los salones
del Casino Nspsi1ol. En- aIuel cen.
tro de recreo que sirve de orguHo q
10 distinguids Colonis Espsnols aa
Areeibo, vimos reunida IN creme
de 10 cultA sociedad arecibsHa. ALI
pudimos contemplsr inmens0 hume.
70 de gentiles selloritAs lxcienaO la
grAeiR de la mujer pueHtoyrique0a.
Entre las aAmAS que recoraemos sc
hallsb2n Las bsll1simss y amsb'es
aen oritAs, Altits Marfu, AnitA Wsl'
tlinRtou, Maria LuisA G opzklez. Jua'
nita Y Csts1iua Fort, Lohta Perez,
Msgds era Torres, Rosits Aeevsdo,
Esalmits hernknaez, Matilda Har z.
LAura Astel, Vicenta Gomez, lua-
nita Gomss, Amalia Sans, M. Itsrri.
Adsla Coll, y R JAnsr de Areaibo.
y 10 sooiedaa cspitslsnA 90 hsslabI
dignsmsnte rsprsEentsdA por les
Rentiles1y bsllas selIOritAs Carmelita
CAsslduc y MariA Rlre, 1ormAnaose
en- aquellos saloueD m 6oniunto de
bellexA y de hsrmosGre cApas Dc en-.
loquecsr al hombr0 mss t6tris0 del
mundo.
Sabemog que el baile est& mirado
como poasroso factor do 10 sxqsisi'
tn easnto gAlante eortesfa social, y
sl Casino Espsf1ol de Arecibos CON
bRstante feseaencia rinae enlto 6 ese
factor, contando s.emprs con lom&s
sslecso de 10 aocisaAd Areeibsna.
Ssrian Las tres y cusrto do 10 ma
do 10, 10 ho1s pr6ximAmsnts en- one
CON bsstants pena abandonamos aque
Has fiestas y alsgrfas para disponer
nos 6 regresAr 6 nueatra qusrida
capital, trsyepdonos grabados On el
alma los rscuerdos gratos y subli
mes de m fsliz dos de Mayo, y en-
Ia eartera estas notaa para Ella Co.
rrsspoudencia..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-05
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Hg2pofi Ell 5eal1ipanz
loontrae Russia 81,
Os nssessro co,rssp6ssaaO =

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Os nssessro cersspa,aa1s q
Nasva York Abfif 24.-Ayissnf
do Pskfu que Rasia aekbss ae 6YS.x Z
seutxr % Gcbiern0 da Gains nI6vS
deman&as CON motive yia IL eunS1n
ci6n de Maneharia VI ID avs2na6i6n
do Niu Ohwahg y ias dos pfdvinofxs
merteionAles do MsneEnria. = :
Esta: dsmanaas, son, en ssensis,
como eigue: aas = sca 'a = --T =
Peimera: Qas no habrS m6s pusr.'
tor de trAta1o, nj c6nsules extrsn.l
jarog en Manchuris. TO .cual signi.
fcs, On lenguaje cpmtfa, una bofetA.
dA IRobierno de- los Estn1o Unis
dos, que " hsbfa prdpnssto Ia ap6fs
tuf&, por virtuA do tfatAGus, Dc los
puert0s ds Mukaen y TAka.Hhnn. =
SeGunda: Qae los inRresos sdxA.
neros de Min Ohwa anR entren On q
Bsnec Ruso Chino, y no en- 81 Banco
Chino de Aausuaa. 11a O.
Tsreers: Qas NO se cederA 6 min.
guna poteneia extranjera el menor
terfftori0 de 10 MAnohuris. a3s ail
Cuarts: Que On In administraei6n
dc 10 afMancharia, civil y mflitsr, no
90 emplearAn aino indivf&nCs Arnsoa,
CON exelusf6n de t0d0s len denazs. !
@ a1nsA: = Qae 10 aamfnistraed6n chi
M eontinds On sl mism0 fsstatus.
que el presente. Esta oondici6n o.
sligo cor fuss. tfffTy
Sexta: .Qss Rasia sandrk el dere-
eho dc posser Nnsas tslegr&ncas
dClde qaisrA one, Las hAya ae, ,la pro.
pieaaA gel agohierno chino, " cue. el
Gobierno de Rpsia pode&, usar para
SIS alemhress los misnaos posta9 que
"a Aene levantadOs 10 China ON In
MenehuriA i .1@r.s 60
o 6Spnmas Qaa el saryisio sanitArio
del puerto, de Niu-ChwAng, sstAsx
bsjo 10 direction inmediata de Il
Rnsia.
Rusia se propone aostensr el do
minio militar do 10 Manehpri4 hAsta
tant0 que Chins arme un contrato
acsptand0 lac demanaas antariorss.
Nl Prfaeipe Ching ha rschasado Loo
pretsnsionss do Rasis, pero ssto po-
60 signifies para el Cx1r, tode yes
que. drmAdo el contrato que propo.
Nc, 8 rechszado, siempro qasda bsj 10
su dominic ls MAnehuria, que 90
preoisanasnte el I'm que pa persigue.
Ma relsc!6 4 CON las anteriores no
tieiAs, llegAn OtrAs de Yokohama
auuncisndo que el gobierno do aqasl
tmperio IN alspussto que tres vapo
res do grsrra jsponeses salgan in
meaiatsmente para Mia CawanR.
1En Ttkiof fel MArqu6s oIso, que ss
como si dij6ramos, el amo del j.
p6p, est& cslsbrando sscrstas cor f.
rencias con los astadistas mks nota
bles del imperio.
Las demands do la Russia han le
vantado una polvareaa de protssJAa
lie parte do 10 prensa jsponesa, la
que insiats On que no adopten msdi
das vigorusas, ex rreaauao 10 ssps'
ranzs de sue los Estaaos Unidos
IuglaterrA le darkn su spoyo contra
Rusia.
Sc ha concertaAo IN arreglo poi
tieo, mediante el cual 10 svita uns
crisis que pareefA inminents El pro
grama naval del Robierno que&a in
taeto y sera osssrrollsdo hio altera
clos R.gans. -.~.~..
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ta eu ID mkla disecei6n do los sobres.
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El trsyecto meior eonstruiao, y
que demaestra one es un hombre
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que estk al franss de elias, es el de
IsahalA6 Qusbradillss., Seg1u nues'
tros informes, al emplaado que diri
js los trAbajos do QuebraaillAs 8
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: sian 81 trAyesto ae labels 6 AZ
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conocimieutos y 10 pf26sicA del se'
nor Gonsslez. indudAblemente 'qae
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BIO de- PuertQ Rico psgA para tsnsr
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