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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-09-03
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| ShIO.
Mrs. Jas. Egan Of Waukegan, III. is {
guest Of her sister Mrs. Hussey at thu
Gray Gables Cottage.
Misses Marie Lorners and Susie Coon
ely of Milwaukee who have been visiting
relatives here have returned.
Miss Hanna Brennan has returned
from visit at Milwaukee.
George Harmon left Monday to re
sumo his position with the G. q n. w
Ry. at Kaukauna.
Mike Cooney has returned from a two
weeks trip to Sturgeon Bay and Depere
Miss May Killen is visiting at Wan
! sau.
Miss Mary Loughlin of Milwaukee ii
home for the summer vacation.
Miss Lizzie Brennan has returned
from visit with Miss 10 Donohue a
Amigo.
Miss Madge Brennan is visiting hel
brother John and wife at Oshkosh.
Misses Nellie Fitzgerald of Omaha
Neb and Blanche Hussey of milwaukee,
who are visiting here, spent few day
at Manitowoc this week attending thu
teachers institute
Mrs. John Egan and son of Mantle
woo visited Mrs. Hussey here the pas
week at the Gray Gables Cottage.
Messrs. Joe and Al. Druecker of Mil
waukee visited at the Gray Gables Cot
tage the past week.
Misses May and Maggie Gleason
Mayme and Stephen Mcmahon, anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mcmahon and ?. A
| Miller and wife, Charles Reddin, Mr.
and Mrs. John Healy and Lulu Halloral
of Manitowoc attended the t99ughlin
Meany wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brennan of Osh
kosh and Mr. John Kaney of Milwau
kee, Mrs Thomas Meagher and daugh
ter Mabel of Milwaukee, Miss Donohu
of Amigo were guests at the wedding
here Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Butler and sister, Mel
lie Fitzgerald Of Omaha who have beel
the guests of their parents MI and Mrs
Joseph Fitzgerald here the past tire
months returned home Wednesda
morning.
Miss Blanche Hussey Of Milwaukee
who has been visiting here the past tw,
months returned home Wednesday.
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MISHICOTT

Rain has left us at last. Great dam
age was done to grain that was outside.
Mr. and Mrs II. Mason and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shambeau Of Mantowoc
spent Sunday here, taking in the hop in
the evening at the Opera House
After spending three weeks with
friends and relatives Miss Edith Glen
berg returned 10 her home in Green
Bay.
Fab Cretton who left for Two Rivers
few days ago, is employed by the Two
Rivers Mfg. Co for the winter
Our village school opened Monday and
now again we can see the school chill
dren making their rounds after work.
The teachers are the same IN last year
Ed Grove principal and Mis-, Leona
Wagner, assistant.
Our cigarmaker Phil SINGULAR i,
greeting the villagers with "a smile for,
its boy.
Miss Alice Thompson who has been
teaching school around our burg the
last few years left for Manitowoc where
she has been engaged IA one Of the
teachers in the Fifth ward school
The dance at the Opera House was
not very we'll attended but very en-
joyable time was had by all. The Ma
tional band Of Two Rivers furnished
the music which wa, right up to date
George Mertens spent Sunday here
with relatives
William Mueller IL having a cemen,
sidewalk built in front Of his residence
Most Of the schools around Mishicot
will open Monday,
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MAPLE GROVE

John Hickey Jr. Of Rhinelander Is
shaking hands with friends here.
Messrs. VIM. GULL and VIM. Morris
sew attended the teachers institute last
week
Thomas Long and Hattie Hickey re-
ceived their first call at the kasson
Catholic church last Sunday.
Francis Herwig is at Winona visiting
her brother, Rev Henry Herwig.
Nellie and John Walsch attended the
institute last week
Herman Frederick disposed OF hls
cheese factory, north west Of Reedsvllle
TO Albert and Chas. Fokette. The
Fokette boys have been in the cheese
manufacturing business for number
of years In the town Of kossuth and
have earned reputation for honest
industry, and perseverance, qualities
that will assure them success in their
undertaking here.
The barn Of Thomas Kurka caught
fire in some unknown way last Friday
afternoon and was totally destroyed
Mr.. Kurka had just completed harvest
ing and his entire crop was IN the
building The loss is partly covered by
insurance, the property being insured In
the Rockland Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
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GRIMMS

Miss Kitty Munhall left Saturday for
an extended visit with friends in Green
Bay.
Chas Kirk of Rapid River is visiting
his parents here.
Miss Bessie Clarry, of Green Bay is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs John Hayden.
Miss Cora Powers, of Marinette is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs James Halron.
Mr. Frank Frosch was in Manitowoc
one day last week.
Joseph Hajek of Mauitowoc is now
working here.
The rain which fell last week did
considerable damage TO the grain in our
vicinity.
Our district school opens Sept T.
Don't forget the dance at Cato Friday
evening Sept 4
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The Difference

Grove, Miss Johanna Schwartz at Col
Inns, Miss Lizzie Holloran at Grimms,
Miss Stella Strande at Valders, Ray
Niquette at Quarry, Will Cooney at
Greenstreet and Erwin Cary at New
Holstein.
Chas Cary succeeds w II. Davey as
District Deputy for Manitowoc and
Sheboygan counties with the National
Fraternal League.
Miss Julia Zahn gave a party in
honor of Miss Kluco Of Oshkosh Mon
day evening Those present were
Misses Emma Ottelein, Julia Zahn, Re
mota Kluco, Josephine Dumas, Laura
Schulz, and Messrs Fred Ottelen, Geo.
Stroke, John Backinquest and James
Dumas.
Mrs. f. G. Gisch of Forest spent
Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Link.
The curfew Jaw would be a good
thing here as it would keep the children
bent on mischief, off the street after
ter dark. The street is no place fol-
children under the age of sixteen.
There place is at home. Why have q
village ordinance prohibiting the riding
of bicycles on the side walks if it is moi
enforced
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kELL.NERSVILLE

Mrs. Peter Hinek Of Oklahoma is here
visiting friends and relatives.
Gust Tomaschefsky Of Two Rivers
was in our village Wednesday.
The Chick, Kazda Co. purchased a
new Northwestern engine and separator
Rev FIR Kolar attended the ST Au
gustine church festival at Reifs, Friday.
Edward Kellner is attending the Wis
consin Business college at Manitowoc.
The monthly cattle fair was largely
attended
John Kellner Of Mani'ow spent
Sunday and Monday here.
Both Of our schools, district and pa
rochial, opened on Tuesday
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LARRABEE

The farmers III our vicinity are
through harvesting, through threshing
and through counting their money.
Mr. netting il well satisfied with his
new rig.
Mr.. Mason passed through here Tues
day.
Mr.. John Leberth sold to Mr. William
Vertz, horse and two harness, one
heavy harness and light single harness
for the sum Of $34 John, John, you
gave that horse away. The harresse,
alone are worth $35.
Walter Reich is still wearing broad
smile, but il isn't baby girl this time
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Dairy Report
Sales Reported Wednesday, Sept. 2
LEGAL NOTICES.

[Order to Hear Petition for Administration.
GTATE OF WISCONSIN-MA hlTowoC County
- Court. In Probate
In the matter of the estate of Anton Felber
deceased, intestate
On reading and filing the petition of Anna
Felber of Town of Mantowoc Rapids in said
county, representing among other things that
Anton FOLDER an inhabitant of said county, on
18th day of July, A. ID. 1903 at town of Manitowoc
Rapids died intestate, leaving estate to be adj
mnistered. and that the said petitioner is the
widow OF said deceased, and praying that ad
mnistration of said estate be to said Anna
Felber or inted
1t is o: dered, that said petition be heard at a
special term Of said county court to be held on
Tuesday, the End day of Sept. A. D. 1903 at II
o'clock A. NJ, at the Office of the county Judge
in the city of Manitowoc, in said county.
Ordered further that notice Of the time and
place 50 appointed, be given to all persons in
terested, by publication hereof for three weeks
successfully, prior to said day of hearing in the
Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper publish
ed at Manitowoc in said county
Dated at Manitowoc, the 2lst day Of August
A ID. 1903.
BY the Court,
JOHN CHLOUPEK, County Judge
Sedgwck Sedgwck & Schmidt Attorneys fol
Estate,
Publish Aug q, Sept 3, 10
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REII;S

JOS Rempe and Sons have finished
building Mat Havlovic's granary.
NJ. Baumaun was ut Reedsville on
business Tuesday.
The crop. are all harvested There
was some difficulty getting in the pease.
Our school opens Monday with Miss
Mayme Green of Manitowoc as teacher.
She was n graduate Of the County Train
ing School in the class of 1902. Last
year she taught at Sturgeon Bay.
Some Of our stock experts attended
the Kellnersville Cattle Fair Monday.
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EAS1WIN

Master Gotthold Schley of Montello
Wis. spent a short vacation with his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Johanne
Mrs. Frank Jacquette, entertained
her sister in-law Mrs. Peter Hoffman
last week
Misses Annie and Pauline Boucla
entertained relatives and friends at
their home lust Saturday evening.
Some of the young folks of Eastwin
spent last Sunday at the Cooperstowr
Caves and on their way back stopped
at Mishicot and joined in the social
hon
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REAL. ESTATE REPORT

The following Real Estate Report is
furnished us by the Manitowoc County
Abstract Company, who own the only
complete Abstract of the county. The
following are the officers of the com
pany; c. f. Spindler, President; Julius
Lindstedt, Vice president; L. j. Nash,
Secretary, VIM. d. Richards, Treasur'
er; II. A. Mueller, Manager,
Joseph Nowak to Anton Zigmunt n
lot 10 blk 900 Manitowoc &l.0O
Henry Meisner to Louis Schroeder AZ
acres sed 90 Rockland $50
Frod Bottle to Adolph Mally lot
Bottles 81 add Two Rivers 1850
VIM. Ellerman to John Muchowsky
N. / lot - subd blk 264 Manitowoc $500
VIM Ellerman to IgnatE Bonk $
loy 70 subd blk 264 Manitowoc 5000
Fritz Broeckert to John Habach SC
acres sec 5 Schleswig $4,000
John Habach to Fritz Broeckert &
acres sec Schleswig $4,000
Della Hill to Jerre and John Toomey
40 acres sec 10 Franklin $1,000
Benedict Meyer to Charley Doncheh
w so # lot blk 45 Two Rivers 1900
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For Trousers Made to Order
gSg1kZIsz6 %
Killing Two Birds
With One Stone

is what you can do when drinking
the VIM. Rahr Sons Co.'S beer. You
are tickling your palate with de-
licious beverage, and stiffening up
your back bone with bracer that
counterfeit the enervating effects of
an August sun. There is nothing
like it for a summer navigator and
thirst killer.
We use only the best imported
hops and finest malt in the brew of
our beers. SONY LOO per case of
"a large bottles.
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LANDER

Mr. and Mrs Elmer and son were the
guests Of their son Frank and wife Sun
day
Mrs. A. Berglens little boy Louis is
confined to his bed being seriously i'll
Mr. Winters went to Manitowoc
Saturday after his sister
Mr. g. Riemer was very sick the past
week
Mr.. Fred Herdman made trip to
Manitowoc Saturday to get his daugh-
ter.
Anton Sepeyack who has been on the
sick list is now getting better
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Notice to Creditors)

Notice to Creditors)
In PROBATE ANITowoC COUNTY Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of Michael Ho-
gan deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
Letters testamentary on said estate having
been issued to 7, ". Hogan, on the LIST day
of September A. d. 1853 and six months from
and after said day being allowed and lin
tied for creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will, on the first
Tuesday of March, A. ID. 1904, at the
Probate Office in the City of Manitowoc, in
said county, receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against
said deceased
Dated Sept. 1st, 1903.
JOHN CHLOUPEK, County Judge
Publish Sept. g. 10, II, "a
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NERO.

Ed lmmler OF Milwaukee, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
JOS. Lodi was mt Manitowoc on bust
ness last week Tuesday.
Mis-. Clara Nicholson took trip to
Chicago last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Messman are
visiting here.
Aug. Lehman bought % acres Of
land from John Kopetsky for conside-
ration of 1880
Last Sunday evening a number of
friends of Miss Emma Benish surprised
her and n good time was reported,
Miss Benish will leave for Chicago in a
few days
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Commencing Tuesday next Sept Sth,
we will place on special sale ten cases
of slightly soiled underwear for men
women and children, the value of which
will surpass anything and everything
we have ever had to offer before. CHAS.
SALAK Co.
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The Wisconsin Business College opens
Tuesday Sept. lst. If interested call or
write. Wisconsin Business College
Manitowoc Wis. CIV
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MANITOWOC MARKET.
Latest Quotations Corrected for the Ben.
eft of Farmers

The following are the current prices OF
the various articles of produce as report
ed for The Pilot on Sept. 8.
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Christ Muth and Ed Kelley are at
tending various county fairs to get
horses for our races.
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nanager Wanted

Trustworthy lady or gentleman tc
manage business in this County and ad
joining territory for well and favorably
known House of solid financial standing.
f20 90 straight cash salary and expenses
paid each Monday by check direct from
headquarters.
Expense money advanced position per.
mant. Address Manager, 610 Monon
Bid, Chicago. Ill Sept 3, to Dec. 81
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The q. A. r. post will take trolley
ride to Two Rivers tonight as the
guests of Mr. Higgins
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Money Found.

For information apply at this office
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-28
Muevo nloGlo de yh0fW6scar
la via pGhIica. ..,ns,

Va 4 someterse eh-- Paris ( Ems -erisayo
una manera de producer fresco en- la
via p1blica, en- los meses de los gran
des calores. En- este .casoF Sc apela al
automovilisnao y al motor electrico, pa
ra 10 que pueda constituir un interesan.
te servicio municipal en- las grandes
poblaciones que puedan soportar ell
gasto.
M. Boreux, inspector de las Was pt-
blicas de Paris, eS ell inventor 6 protec-
tor del que 10 kaya sido, de uu plan
que parece muy acertado y hasta po-
dr1a decirse, como Sc vera mas adelan-
te. que exiSten pruebas feacientes de su
ehcacia; pero ante todo expliquemos ell
aparato, que va 4. someterse Z ensayo.
ES I'm automovii' con motor e1ectrico
para su propulsion, que 1leva una GAIA
LENA de aqua y una bomba para pulve-
rizarla en- lorna ques caiga sobre 81 pi-
SO. no en- grandes chorros inundadores
y productores de lodo, tan molesto 10
mismo en- invierno que en- verano. Es-
te automovil recorrera las GALES pa
secs en- los meses de Ia canfcula, v esa
lluvla menuda producifa. ell efeeto de
refrescar nota b1emente la zona baia del
aire de la via p1bica; y debido a Ia ve-
locidad de su marcha, podra, haeerse es-
ia apllcacion 4 muchas Was ti1bllcas Ell
que sea mas neceSario. - -
POr de pronto sc dice que doce mi
nutos bastaran para dar Ia bienhecho-
ra lluvia a Ia avenida de los Campos
Eliseos y a Ia plaza de la Cuncordia.
Ell costo de este vehfculo puverizador
es de 1900 frances; y 81 bien es cierto
que a primera vista ,parece caro-, 81 Sc
tiene en- cuenta, corhparandolo al CAIRO
comun con una mula y un hombre,
Sc calcula cpantos de estos arma.ostes
Sc necesitan para ,producir igual efeeto
que uno de los nuevos veh1culos regan-
tes, es possible que resulte barato, 10 que
tan costoso parece.' 81 '''' '''''','''
Como Sc dice al principle, solo Sc ira
ia de I'm ensayo, pero esi;lo natural
Greer que antes de, construir este ca
rruaje Sc habran hecho pruebas .preh-
minares, que permitan formar juic.o So
bre los reSultadoS' probables. Tambien
Sc decfa que Sc tienen notivos para
Greer en- que resulte el sisteina compile
tamente satisfactorio, ". la razon esta
en- ell excelente ,efecto que produce ell
ligero riego que con. regaderas Sc hace
en- el verano en- ciertas GALES principa-
les, en- las cuales Sc puede apreciar una
diferencia enorme de temperature, con
relacion a las que no reclben este be-
netclo. -rH!..fi:lJ HIt UiNj-rt
Puede, pueS, recomendarse los MI
nicipos que, esten 4 la mira de esta
innovation, para yer 81 Sc puede sus-
tituir el riego que Sc practica hoy, por
el nuevo sistema que, al parecer, pre-
Senta tantas ventajasi '-+fu. -
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De instruction PxhIica
IntereSante noticia

Existen aun seis becas vacantes en- Ia
Escue1a Normal Insuar, & las cuales
pueden aspirar las personas que es-
tea en- las condolences establecida $
por el H. B. O.. En- ell primer dis
trito electoral hay dos vacantes para Sc.
fioritas; en- el segundo distrito hay una
vacante para una sefiorita, pero no Sc
admiten solicitudes de la municipaiidad
de Arecibo; en- ell quinto distrito existe
una vacante para una seiIorita, no ad-
mitiendose solicitudes de la municipali-
dad de Ponce; en- el sexto distrito hay
una vacante para Una sefiori.a, pero no
Sc admiten soicitudes de la municipali-
dad de Quay ANA; en- ell septimo distrito
existe una vacante para I'm joven, no
pudiendose admitir solrcitudes de la
muni'ipalidad de Fajardo.
Los examenes son los mismos que los
de ingreso en- Ia Escuela Normal y Sc
veri6caran en- los dfas II, ISy 10 de
Septiembre. Los aspirantes deben So
licitar un impreso para hacer la solici-
tud. con objeto de ser admitido al exa
men de oposici6n de Mr. Paul G. Miller,
Secretario de la Junta Revisadora, San
Juan, antes del dfa de Agusto, 1908.
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1 L v. ~ -
Ell entierro de aver

Lo mas seleetosy distinguido
de nuestra sociedad acudio aver
al entierro de Ia respectable da-
ma dofiaS Maria de las Mercedes
Pierret de Perez oH 7. cl1slb
Ell eoche fiinebre iba mate
rialmentej cubferto 6 de scoronas
riquisifias, cord Idedieatofias SEN
tidas. 'b5luo7fo sSTomuT eoi noo
9 Ell acoapahafnieato era nu-
merosee extra6fdi arfaente.
Despidi8 elhd dele eltelocuefite
orador aenI Jaaff ( ffIsfnandez I F. 70 a!Ts
y breveadscafsas eb ei19s snll
Ell entisfr5de 1anseh0ra Pie
rret de Perez Ma qad6 iliio de lbs
mas sunthos6s q 4Iea lfsn10e epfe
serciado en- San Juan. .obi39h
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Motas de Maunabo
Caballero enfsrmo-Un nino-Don Tomks Bernar.
dini-Subasta de carnes. tiii. .,sI
Julio " de 1903.

Sc encuentra hace dias guardaudo
CANA, en- su residencia de la hacienda
"Bordalesa", el distinguido caballero
don Luis Riefkohl, cuyo complete res
tablecimiento deseamos.
x*x Ha sido inscrito en- ell Registro
civil, con los nombres de Tomas Eliseo
TN niflo de don Vicente Ortiz Lopez
primero de su segundo matrimouio
Felicitamosle, y que ell nuevo infante
crezca sin quebranto alguno en- su salud
para contento y algeria de sus padres
~ Estuvo varios dias en- este pue-
bio, durante la pasada semana, en-
asunaos concernientes q su profession
como Notario, ell Lcdo. don Tomas
Bernardini, quien en- la mafiana del
sabado regreso a Humacao, pueblo de
su residencia.
~ Obtuvo la buena pro para la su,
basta de carne en- la presente semana,
don Carmelo Colon.
EROTIDO.
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DIARIO INDEPENDENTS DE INFORMACON UNIVERSAL

plea EspafioIa, yvan siendo constantes
interesantfsimas sus manifestac clones
de vitalidad en- estos tltimos afios.
Por los resultados que Sc han podido
apreciar en- festas hfpicas, donde Sc lu-
cieron aduirables jinetes y caballos
maravillosamepte amaestrados, vemos
que va estan lejos aquellos tiempos en-
que Sc crefan mas necesarios para la
donna y ensehanza los procedinientos
de rudeza y castigo.
"A los caballos..., por rifiones! Esta
era la formula 1nica puesta en- practi.-
ca, rajando furiosamente los ijares de
las bestias con espuelas de moustruosa
rodaja, hasta dejarlos baf1ados en- san
gre.
Era ell sistema para los seres racio-
males; NAL podfan escapar de sus bru-
tales efectos los simpaticos y mobiles
irracionales en- periodic de instruction
LA letra.... con sangre entra! Y a
chicos, grandes, militares, paisanos. ca
ballos, perros y gatos que tuvieran al
guna cosa que aprender, les zumbaban
las costillas de 10 Undo por TN 1uftame
ALA esas letras.
Hoy han cambiado las cosas, salvc
en- algunas desdichadas aplicaciones de-
antique sistema, asociado al modernfsi-
mo mauser, y Sc conf1a mas en- lahore:
de la jnteligencia que en- las e6cacias
del eStacazo.
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Una c0nferencia

El jueves de la presente semana, en-
81 local de la Federation Regional, da-
"a una conferencia nuestro querido
compafiero ell elocuente orador don To-
Sc Contreras Ramos.
El tema escogido por ell conferencian-
te es Ell siguiente: Condicion polftica,
jurfdica y social de la mujer antiliana.
lndtil nos parece encarecer la impor-
tancia del acto, dada la popularidad de
nuestro compaf1ero el sefior Contreras
Ramos y de 10 excelente del tema que
ha eScogido para discurso.
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Los indiOs ynquis-DiIigencia asaItada-A tiros-Uu
meteor0-La febre amaria-MIuchas yfctilnas
Dice un despacho de Mejico que una
partida de indios yaquis asalt6 una
diligencia, entire Guaymas Alamos,
Sonora, matando q dos pasajeros, hi
riendo a varios y llevandose cautivo
uuo. Cuanto coutenfa Ia diligencia, in
clusa la CORES spondencia. fue robado
destruldo. Una compafifa de tropa fe-
deral salio en- persecution de los yaquis,
alcanzandoles cerca de Tuquaizon, en-
tire Toxin y Potan, dandoles batalla
matandoleS q ocho hiriendo'esa cinco.
Nv
En- Cocolapan cay6 un meteoro de
enorme tamaflo sobre ia estatua de
bronco de Escand6n, estropeandola y
enterrandose luego. El meteoro pro-
dujo I'm estampido tremepdo, que eau
SO gran panico entire Ell vecindario.
~
Ell dfa 10 de este mes ocurrieron diez
defunciones por febre amarillo en-
Tampico, tres en- el lazareto y siete en-
la ciudad. De ounce casos sospecho-
SOS, tenidos en- observation, tres han 81
do enviados al lazareto. Gente Cue
ha pasado toda la vida en- Tampico
esta siendo atacada por la epidemia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-28
Una pastoral

Ell Ilustrisimo senior 'Obispo
de Puerto Rico, Monseflor Jai-
me H. Blenk, ha publicado una
pastoral, con motive de la muer-
te del Pontifice Leon XIII.
Con mucho gusto publicaria-
mos ell notable documento, ST no
10 hubiesemos leido va en- un
diario de la maflana. K