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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-06-05

No good health unless the kidneys are
sound. Foley's Kidney Cure makes the
kidneys right 'E. b. Longwell. m
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-06-05
New SUITS.

Eva Rogers VS.. j. l.. Congdon & Co.;
punishment.
Nellie f. Coy VS.. Edward Coy; divorce.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-06-05

On the south side Of the stone the
whole tale of Paulding and his deed is
recited in concise yet comprehensive
language.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
nILWA AUKFE CARD
NO CHANGE is MADE IN oTTuM.
WA PASSENGER TRAIN
SERVICE.
Southwestern Limited to be Started
Sunday December 6-Fourteen Hour
Schedule Between Kansas City and
Chicago.

Practically no change is to be made
in the Ottumwa passenger service by
the new time card which becomes ef-
fective on the Milwaukee on Sunday,
November -. The service on the cut
off against which so many objections
have been made, remains unchanged.
Some slight changes alve been made
in the times OF the freight trains but
the changes make no material differ
ence to the merchants of Ottum%a.
1t is announced upon reliable au-
thority that Sunday, December s. is
to be the date upon which the South
western Limited is to be put on. This
train will run over the Milwaukee cut
Off and is to make exceptionally fast
time between Chicago aud Kansas
City. The service will consist of two
trains running opposite to each other,
The east bound will leave Kansas
City at $50 i'll the evening, reach OF
tumwa about l2: 80 Il. M, and Chicago
about $50 in the morning. The West
bound will leave Chicago about $50
in the evening. arrive in Ottumwgl
about $50 Il. m. and reach Kansas
City about $50 in the morning. This
will make a schedule of about fourteen
hours between the two points and il
is expected that the service will prove
popular and that the trains Will be
good money makers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
.MEETSAWFUL DEATH
JOHN H. BELTS, A BURLINGTON
SECTION MAN, WAS KILLED
ABOUT NOON TODAY.
Working Between Four Mile Bridge
Fell Between Moving Cars and Died
Shortly After-srousht to This City
on Work Train.

In n condition almost beyond recog-
milton the mangled body with life ex-
tinct of John I'll. Butts. was taken into
the baggage room of the union depot
this afternoon about 1890. Mr.. Butts
met his death just shortly before the
noon hour near the -Four Mile bridge,
where he had been employed on the
Burlington section. Although the ex-
act manner in which The man was
killed, could not be learned. it is
stated that he was going from one
car to another and when in the act
of stepping across to- The car ahead,
he fell between, under the wheels and
the train passed over his body. The
men We're unloading sand just west of
the bridge and several of the deceas-
Led's fellow worllmen, witnessed his
death. He was brought to this city on
the work train, which was in charge
of Conductor G. b. Huyck. His par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Butts,
1907 Emma street, We're Immediately
notified. The body was removed TO
the undertaking parlors Of S. A. Craw-
ley.
Was Young Man.
The deceased was young man and
had been employed on the Burlington
section for some time. He was an
energetic workman and liked by all
who knew him. The arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been
made
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
BANDITS DYNAMITE BANK AT
THE LITTLE VILLAGE OF
GREEN MOUNTAIN,
TERRoRIzE RESIDENTS
People Warned to Keep Inside Homes
On Pain of Being shot-Despers.
does Escape on Horseback With
Booty.

Marshalltown, Nov 20.--Compelled
to remain in their homes under threat
of being shot, the residents of the viii
lage' OF Green Mountain, ten miles
north of here, heard three explosions
before daylight today. The explosions
wrecked the green mountain bank
building. Three robbers ran through
the streets warning the people to keep
in doors. The robbers secured $1,000
and escaped on a handcar.
Threaten Green Mountain Farmer.
Marshalltown, Nov. 20.-(Special)-
John Knight, prominent farmer near
Green Mountain, three times IL victim
of incendiaries, found Il note on his
doorstep this morning, in which was
contained a threat to kill him. Knight
sustained a loss of $4,000 last winter
when his barn was burned by incen-
diaries.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
WILL MAKE BIG GIFTS
MCCORMICK HARVESTER co.,wlLL
GIVE EMPLOYEES STOCK IN
NEW CONCERN.
Three Thousand Employees Who Have
Served Five Years continuously
Will Receive Gifts of Stock From
$4,000 Down to 500.

While the official announcement
could not be verified from local
sources yet it is stated upon apparent
ly reliable authority that gift of hun
dreds of thousands of dollars worth of
stock in the international Harvester
Company is to be made by the McCor.
mick Harvesting Machine Company to
its employees who have served con.
tinuously and faithfully for a term of
five or more years. 1t is understood
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21

that about eight or ten Ottumwans
will share in the distribution.
According TO the plan all employees
who have worked for the company for
five years previous to Sept. 80, 1902,
will receive stock in the company
amounting to 5 per cent of the total
wages they have earned during their
service.
Will Benefit 5000 Employees.
OF the 6,000 employees nearly 5000
will be recipients of the gifts of stock,
which, in amount, will range from
$4,000 down to 500. The stock
will be as good as cash, as the
payment of the stock is guaranteed at
par. AS the wages paid by the Nc
Cormicks during the last five years
approximate S25,000,000. it is expected
will reach $750.00G.
The action of the company marks
its consolidation with the harvest
trust"
The gift. which was announced in
circulars sent out to the men, is "in
recognition of the efficient services of
employees who by steady employment
became particularly associated with
the company"
A certain amount of stock in the
International Harvester company has
been placed by the stockholders of the
Mccormick Harvester Machine COM
pany in the hands of CYRUS H. Me
Cormick. Harold L. Mccormick, and
Stanley Mccormick as trustees. Ger
tiflcates representing this stock will be
issued TO the trustees as employees as
explained in the circulars. The hold
ers of the stock, which is transferable,
will receive all the dividends declared
/ upon the stock.
Right to Recall! Reserved.
| In case the company wishes, for
some reason, TO terminate the ar
| rangement, it reserves the right to
/ call i'll the stock at market value, pro-
viding it is at least 500 per share. Be-
| tween January /, 1907, and January
| their stock for 500 per share, or its
market value.
| The conditions to the gift are:
First-Each ernployei included in
the distribution must have worked
| steadily for the company five years
previous to September 80, 1902.
Second-Continuou absence be-
| tween 1897 and 1909 must not have
exceeded one month for each year.
Absence owing to shutdowns or
! where employees We're laid off on ac-
i count Of the lack of work will not be
| counted.
Acting Secretary G. A. Ranney OF
| the Mccormick company said: This
is not profit sharing scheme in any
sense. 1t is an outright gift on the
4 part of the old Mccormick Harvest
ing Machine company to certain Of
! its employees who have entered the
service of rhe new company, the In
i lreSnarional Harvester company
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
M. DRAKE
PASSE9!AWAY
general q the United states volun-
teers, ing General Thayer of st.
Charles. He was mustered out at
Duvafs Bluff, Ark, in September, 1865.
Built Railway Lines.

eceiS, liS Seiereil mayer ol ~,
Charles. He was mustered out at
DuvaPs Bluff, Ark, in September, 1865.
Built Railway Lines.
After the waf General Drake engag-
ed in the practice of law and subse-
quently became connected with rail-
road and banking businesses. He was
the moving spirit in the construction
of what is now the Keokuk and West
ern railroad. He also built the Abba
and Centerville and several branches
of the Iowa Central. He likewise built
the Indiana Illinois and Indiana rail-
road, OF which his son-in-law, T. P.
Shonts, is now the head. Mr.. Drake
was for years president of the Abba
and Centerville railway, as well as of
the Centerville National bank and of
the board of directors of the Drake
university of Des Moines, to which
latter institution he has given much
financial assistance.
Was Most Benevolent.
General Drake has been prominent
for years in church work and was a
firm believer in the principles of for
eign missionary work. His loyalty to
the Church of Christ has been unchal-
lenged. He has given assistance in
defraying the expenses of construction
of nearly every Christian church built
in Iowa in the past decade. His gifts
to the university which bears his name
aggregate more than 100000 and only
q few days ago he made provisions for
another gift of $25,000.
General Drake was Il member of the
Loyal Legion and of the Grand Army
of the Republic. He was an Odd Eel
low and a Mason of hieh rank
In 1895 General Drake. was elected
on the republican ticket to the COVER
norship of Iowa. He entered upon his
term of office in January, 1896. and
the fearlessness and honor which had
characterized all his actions were no
ticeable throughout his administra-
ton. He retired in 1898, having dur
ing the previous year suffered q
| threatened re-opening of the wound
| received at Marks Mills by reason OF
| q fall
Governor Drake was married in 1855
! to Mary Jane Lord, a noble woman.
! After nearly thirty years of happy
/ married life Mrs. Drake passed ava!
and the governor never afterwart
! married.
Six Children Survive.
The late General Drake; is survived
/ by six children, John a. Drake, tn,
/ younger son. is a well known capital
! list living in Chicago, but who was il
New York on business until calie,
!, home today by a telegram. The eide
ness man OF Centerville. The daugh
| ters are: Amelia, Mrs. T. P. Shents o
i Chicago; Eva, wife of Henry Goss,
merchant at Centerville; Jennie. wifi
4 of Dr. John L. Sawyers of Baltimore
and Mary Lord, who is Mrs. George W
4 Sturdiyant, the wife Of a Centervill
merchant.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
VOTES FUND FOR ORPHAN HOME
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows At
SPRINGFIELD Makes Appropriation.

Springfield. ILL.,, Nov. 20.-The grand
lodge of Illinois Odd Fellows has ap-
propriated $21, 900 for the mainten-
ance of the Odd Fellows Orphans
home at Lincoln, ta resolution was
adopted that any Scsn aidate FIR esFice
who circulates letters or circulars in
advocacy of his candidacy shall be in
eligible to Office.
The state assembly Daughters of
Rebekah, installed the newly elected
officers Mrs. Catherine Thomas the
newly elected president exemplified
the unwritten work of the order
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
crops could be doubled by little wa
ter. These reservoirs would furnish

That Senator Dolliver is deeply in
terested in the question is evident
from the enthusiastic manner in which
he discusses it. He says that he re-
aiizes that great sum of money
would have to be expended to thor
oughly complete the system but he be-
lieves that it would be a most profit
able investment as compared to the
millions it would save in damages
from floods which are becoming more
serious each year.
Furthermore Senator Dolliver be.
lieves that many of the systems of res.
ervoirs would pay for themselves in
their capacity to furnish electrical
power.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
Was a Young Man.
zEIGLER REoUlsITiuN DELAYED.
Missouri Sheriff Awaits Governor
CdelI's Return.

Albany, N. Y, Nov. 20.-Sheriff E.A
terday with papers of requisition for
the extradition of William Zeigler, the
New York millionaire, accused of brib-
cry in connection with baking powder
legislation in Missouri Governor
Odell is out of the city and not expect
ed here before Saturday, when it is
expected he will fix a day next week
for hearing upon the matter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
KILLED AT HIS KEY.
Telegraph Operator at Oak Grove, Pa.
Killed at Desk.

Elmira, N. Y, Nov. 2O.--sSend a
switch engine quick to me. l am be-
ing murdered by --" was the unfin-
ishef message received last night at
Oak Grove, Pa, on the Beach creek
division of the New York Central from
w. II. Clendenen, the operator at
Brown,P station fifteen miles from
Williamsport. A switch engine was
hurried to Brown station. where Glen.
denen was found dead at his table with
his head crushed. A bloody spike
maui lay on the floor beside it. Rob
berry apparently was the motive. the
watch and money of the operator be-
ing missing.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21

the union shop in government as well
as private enterprises by the delegates
to the convention of the American
Federation OF Labor.
The case OF William A. Miller en-
ployed in the government printing of
tice, also was disposed Of by the feaer-
alton petitfoning President Roosevelt
to re-eSamine the evidence offered
against Miller and if verified, to re.
move him from the service.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
TWENTY KILLED IN WRECK.
injured in sis Four Catastrophe
Taken to Hospitals,

Peoria, Nov. 20,--The list Of casual.
ties in yesterdays Big Four wreck
near fremont now totals twenty kill.
ed and fourteen injured. The latter
have been placed in Bloomington and
Peoria hospitals. An inquest will be
held today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
SEES NO CHANCE FOR CUP RACE
London Enthusiasts Demand Change
In Rules Governing Contests.

London. Nov. 20.-The Yachting
World declares there is no prospect OF
any further challenges unless the New
York Yacht club revises the condi-
tions by giving the challenging yacht
which has to cross the ocean a more
even chance against the defender
which never leaves home waters. A
leading designer declares that fur
ther racing under the present rule is
out OF the question.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
Case Continued.
NECK BROKEN; LIVES.
Western City Man Thought to Be by
ina Has Life Saved.

ing Has Life Saved.
Waterloo. Nov. 20.-(Special)-G. A.
Holbrook has been removed from the
hospital to his home at Webster City.
Several weeks ago while talking to q
friend from the landing of the Royal
hotel, Holbrook fell to the floor and
broke his neck. Unconscious for hours
the only hope seemed an operation, but
one physician of the city advocated
that by pulling the leg and head OF
the patient the fracture would be re.
duced and it was successfully done and
he has been improving since with
chances for complete recovery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
No WATER
SUPPLY

and especially is he said to be wrong
in his head. He has been in Ottumwa
for about a week, coming from Fair
field, the metropolis of Jefferson coun-
ey, and is laboring under a delusion
that somebody, first one and then an
other, is retaining a bunch of money
that belongs to him. He has made
an effort to have nearly every lawyer
in Ottumwa institute replevin proceed
ings against some party or other to
recover possession of his imaginary
money.
Yesterday he made an effort to pro-
cure money from the Ottumwa Nation
al bank, which he claimed the bank
was keeping from him. He was fl
nally taken in tow by the police and
locked up. When searched pair of
knucks were found and he was book
ed on the charge of carrying conceal.
ed weapons.
Case Continued.
The case of Foster Schwartz, held
on a charge of obtaining money on
false pretenses. which was to have
come up this morning, was postponed
until November %.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
KILLED BY BREAKING CABLE.
Ferdinand EbsrIine Of Para, IlIy .Messs

Ferdinand EberIine Of Panay lIIy Mests
Tragic Death.
Pana, Ill, Nov. 21.-F5srdinard Eb-
erline, employed by the Big -Four Rail-
road company, was killed by break-
ing beside the track, where, by means
OF a cable, a stationary engine was
moving loaded cars of coal. The cable
broke. striking him in the stomach,
knocking him down. His head struck
a tie causing colcussion of the brain,
which resulted in his death.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
SCHWARTZ CASE CONTINUED. .
w. A. Melntire of Fairfield Gets Ter
Days For Carrying Weapons.

'I'll just give you ten days in the
county jail"
81 guess not" said w. a. McIntire
of Fairfield, who was UP in Judge
Moons police court this morning fol-
carrying concealed weapons.
Judge Moon looked up in surprise
Hs smiled grimly bur said nothing
McInrfre's guess was not good and he
followed Officer Pitts toward the cern
.ry jail without word. At the eour
house cerner he stopped the Officer
and wanted to know when his tria
was going to come off.
Is Not Right.
McIntire. it is stated, is not alto
gether right on good many thing
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
PLANS FOR M'klNLEY MEMORIAL,
Trustees of National Association Nee,
to Inspect Sixty Desions.

f''sPe0& oFHty UesIgnS.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 20.-A meet
ing OF the board of trustees of the Ma
tlonal Mckinley Memorial association
was held here yesterday. Enough mon
ey is now in hand to erect such a me-
mortal as the trustees regard as suita-
Bile, but fund is being raised for main
tenance and care of the monument af-
ter 1t is erected. Fifty thousand dol
lars is needed for that purpose. The
meeting considered designs for the me.
mortal submitted by artists and archi.
tects from this country and Europe.
Sixty designs have been offered. many
of them elaborate and beautiful
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
UNDERWOOD ORDERS WORK
Owner OF WaterWorks Plant Wants Ser
vice Continued At Any Cost.

James Winans, superintendent of the Otumwa water
works plant afternoon received the following message
from w. A. Underwood, of the firm OF Underwood 6 Sling
lu owners OF the plant ordering him to spare pains
give Ottumwa good water supply.
ssNewYorls N. Y, Nov. 90, 1903.
James Winans Ottumwa
Put all men possible hundred if necessary digging
channel above and below guard lock- Spare nothing to main
tam good water supply W. A. NDERwooD
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
THE w WEATHER
Iowa--Fair tonight and Saturday
warmer Saturday in east portion.
~. gg Local Weather,

Friday. a. m. ... ........ .....2S
Thursday, 2 p. nj. -. ..,.............40 40
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
AGAINST OPEN SHOP.

American Federation of Labor Makes
Its Position Clear.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 20.-A firm
stand was taken yesterday in favor Of
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lcontlnued on Page -
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Receives Serious Wound.

AT the battle OF MARKS Mills, Arkan-
d as, April 25, 1864 General Drake was
y drounded and fell into the hands of
6he enemy. AS his wound was thought
Up be fatal he was not imprisoned. Be-
Abre he could walk without the aid of
saatches he asas back on the field and
ahss soon after breyeted brigadier
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-03-05

jtlSc Ell utiHtlHidG ~ d'ldl tiiN''
mohnus como la escuela de mi
mas, pues les basta con que los
5 ayes mueIan in oeup5rse dclo-
agenos.
Ama indf a etaam tp
atDe 4m.loni 47tt p 49,
ta e cawads "a aa4u iur
.a cut oUuH IA isua de a.
ho ruuIa,uh lrna umvite ~
manifesto Ia dlscol9ila con Ia ln-
troducci0n del proSecuu dc ley
para lleyar & cabo dlcha division
treanuo ei e0HIadu deNantoNab
ri cuai teuia to,la e'-urlIad de
cuiIvvrtl,e eu ley urgp eatta.
ron en- Juego las nedlaclones J
empenus y por TN ruhstntlvrun
los Sandu~aleS que az 'o9 pro-
motote, del ue4oflt en Irllrar
el proyrcto y deldt el r"n1"do
como eSta. Iarrci0 20 un mo.
mento que todo estaha conc'nl-
do y arreglado, per NO iue aSi,
porQue de repente - lnnnscuyo
en- 81 asunto m eleunuto nueyo.
Este elpmpnto inc Ia ciudad de
Albuquerque cuyos eclno~ Sc Ie-
yantarun como 0n Olo humhie
en- favor de la division de c0nda-
do con el obieto de tener casa
aparte y condado propio. Esto
lleva bupn cammo en- el senUldo
de sus deseos Y sc antlcpa que
la bataIa formal 50 cOmenzara
en esta semana Y 81 trlunfo no
serA NADIA dudoso para los que
tengan de SUI parte mayor cahtl
dad de "municiones Y pertre
chos." Actuaimente Sc esta
aLuardundo la lIegada de vurlos
de los trabujadores prlnclpales y
81 acaso el leon es tai como lo
pintan no cabe duda que la divi'
sion del coudado de- BernaiIllo 81
llevara q eieeto,
va ps ~abido que el conclIlaI
Charles SpleSs ha sido uombra
do por el gohernador y coniir
mado por Ell senado como MEM
bro del cuerpa de regenios de "a
Universidad Normal de Las We
gas. Este nombramiento pare
ce dar color y probabIIidad a
rumor que ha estado clrcniandt
por algnn tempo al efecto qu'
Mr.. Spiess no desea va el nom
braniento de fiscal del cuartC
distrito judicial nj es en- sentid'
alguno candidate para IA nomi
naci0n, sino que esta dando 81
apoyo 4 an amigo suyu, llcen
ciado todavin ioycn, que 81 LA
ma Davis Y que trabala en G
despacho de Mr.. Spiess. En- est'
misma connection So dice que nj
conocido vecinO de Las Vegas
abogado de profession es candl
duto para el puesto de fiscal d
distrito. Este caballerO es Do
Eusebio Chac6n, que por los die
| 8 doce amos Gtimo ha desempt
flado el cargo de Interprete de j
rorte de- terrenOs de- los E,tadO
/ UuldOS. M s0btilpS ~ l'liul'
q no probabiIidad De ser non
brado por el gobernador para .
puesto dc fiscal dc distritu, per
ii 10 iuere pareee que 81 numhrt
Imipnto seria muy bien reclbid
In,r rr,,n urnnDrpi0u de los hab
tautes del cuartp dlstrito iud
cial. entire qulrues cstd muy el
tendldu la opinion que 81 senu
. Chac6n es un abugadO muy ron
peteute y uno que desempenar
con honestidad Z imparciahda
los dpberes DE IiscHl, en- casD d
que obtenga el nombrumiento.
| | A
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-03-05
nEEuNClON.

III Martes pasudu Il las 2:l0de
la mninna ucufri6 elfalleclmirn
to de la Sra. Isabel l}aca DE Sena,
IN la casa dc resllencin Dc Senu,
Avenida de palucio, dc enierme-
dad del cuHz0u. La Sra. Senu
ha estado por algdn tiempomuy
enlerma. perO sn familia Y ami.
gns no habian perdilo hi rspe
uuza del TODD y su muerte iuG
Inn pran uolpp. TENN 63 amos
dr ednd v unciG rn Prha Buncp
on este tprritoiio llrsili0 ALA
hnStn 1899, en cuYO tempo st'
unid en- mntriuouiO con el Ma
vor jose ID. Seua que lnlleri0 ru
/ 1892. Desde -u rusHmientohus
Itu nhora ha vlyidu eu e-tn elm
Idad. Ln Sra. Sem era una mn
ier muy hospitaluia n clnhOsa
era altampHtc pztimudn v rpspp.
tadn v tienecentenares DO puricn
ties v amigos que lampntnrin -u
lmuerte. S,is hilus Ia sobrylvcn
! La Sra j. NJ. Luna NJ f Sena
Y l.. B. Sena. Sra. &. + Abreu j y
iSena , Ndiis Ss8a ~ ,aHcra
ltuvo lngar II Vltrne- Il las 9 d'
| ln mnfuua con misl de dilunt,
en- 10 catedral y entierro en- 81 ce
mpnteliO del Iipsurio.-El Nuey'
! MeAlcanO.