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The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
Two Men Missing
Lost On Trail Between Fairbanks
 and Va1dez

Last December two men with a sled and three large malamute dogs left Fairbanks to come to Valdez, and nothing has been seen of them since.
 They took the usual route up the Panama and Delta. It was on the last river that the men were lost, as Gus Lang, who spent the win ter trapping in the Delta country re- ports having seen the track of some men and dogs as they turned from the Delta river up a tributary known as Delta creek. Supposng them to be an prospecting trip he gave the matter no further consid- oratisn till he arrived in Valdez, when he heard of the missing men.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
From White River.
Nick Meckem Returns Afte, Spending A Year On
 White.

Nick Meckem returned town last week from White river, where he has spent about a year trapping and prospecting.
 He Left here last spring and wen to White via Nizina. He claims to have found fair surface prospects and would return with an outfit il it was not so late. Joe Lamb, of Valdez and four men from Selkirk are still on the ground, where they will spend the season.
 Mr. Meekem was on White river during the rush fnom Dawson which was caused by a man named Montgomery, who will be remem bered by some of our citizens as a one time resident of Valdez, an nouncing that he had found $2O to the pan.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
Bids for Valdez Cable.

Bids for about 600 miles of tele- graphic cable have been called for by Gen. Greedy. chief signal office, of the army. This cable will be used to supply the last link in the Alaska military telegraph system between !Sitka and Valdez. The bids were to be opened at the war department on the 18th of this month.
 The advertisement was issued on the assumption uhst the required appropriation of $321 ,5SO will be made in the pending army bill, and as this item has been agreed to by the conference committee of the two houses there is nc doubt that the funds will become available at an early date. The laying of the Sit ka-Seattle cable will he completed in the coming summer, and Gen. Greeley hopes that the stretch of 600 miles between Sitka and Val dez can be closed up before the storms come next fall.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
.(H|TTInA 0p[N5 EARLY SPRING IN THE IN
 TERROR. SeVerd Outfits 5tu(h
River Broke Up April I4. Soft Weather All Over The
 Valley.

ToSsISA, April 1Sth.-Chittyna went out on the fourteenth. Fish, Hazelett, Thorp and Finch were caught 1a the break up and sus- tained some loss. Frazer and De- fancy lost everything,
 The foregoing telegram to the PRospEcToR was the frs, news re- ceived of the break-up ip the in- terior. The news has been verified by later messages giving more par ticulars.
 It is stated that the Chittvna rose" ten feet in as many minutes. There Is some doubt as to whether Nizina broke or not, but if it did all the outfits on the river, includ- ing Geo. Baldwin and the Bonanza crowd are stuck.
 At the time of the break-up Os- car Fi.h was at McCarthy's cabin on Chittyna; Hazelett outfit was four miles below on opposise side of the river. They lost some of their goods. Finch and Thorp were at the mouth of the Kotsina. Two Swedes, names not given, lost half their outfit.
 It appears that tke recent soft weather has caused a break-up all over the valley
 Geo. Hazelett and ,Ray Larson returning with horses, are stuck at Teikheu canyon, and can't move.
 Hubbard outfit is at Tonsina hill. Geo. Esterly on Tensina. Many of the Slate creek people are stuck at Gakona.
 This is the earliest hreak-up ever known in the valley, and will ne cessitate packing on the part of many bound for Nizina. Those for Slate will probably reach the camp all right. Every year they have the same trouble at Gakona long before the upper river breaks up.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
English Capital for Valdez
New Steamship Line from Seattle, And Genza11s Large
 Investments.

WASHINGTON, April "A new line Of fast steamships between Se- attle and Valdez, and the exten- sive development of the territory Tn the vicinity of the last named port is an immediate prospect. A party of gentleman interested in various lines of business at and near Valdez, sailed from New York for London to-day to close up ne- gotiations with English capitalists, whereby the latter will invest fully $5,OOO,OOO in development of Alas. ka, near Valdez, and install new steamship line between the two points.
 It is the intention of the com pany to place at least two vessels in commission the coming season and with this end in view two large steamships now lying at New York, which wAre built within the past two years for ahe West India fruit trade, will he purchased and fitted up inmediatly-
 It is expected that they will be ready to sail from New Yark about April l5, leaving Seattle about Jnne 15
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
Railroad Bills.

The senate committee on terri. tories authorized a favorable report on a bill extending the time for the construction of the Western Alaska Construction company's railroad, which is to extend from Solomon to Council City. The company has expended $6OO,OOC and completed ten miles of road
 The committee rejected the reso- lntion extending the time for the construction of the Akroa, Sterling 4 Northern Eailroa4l for the req con that the company has had the franchise fer a number of years and has net proceeded with the construction An adxanse report also will be made on the bill au- tbornng a subsidy to the Valdez
 Copper Kiver X 1anana railway
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
Mall Contracts Let.

The contract for carrying mail between Seattle and Nome and other points in that section of AL aska for the season of 1904 has been awarded to tAe Northwestern Commercial Company, the Pacific Coast Steamship Company and the White Star Steamship Companp.
 These companies receive a com pensation of four cents per pound each way for such an amount of mail as each is given for transpor- tation. The White Star company agrees to carry mail. if necessary on thirteen round-trip voyages, the Pacific Coast company cn nine and the Northwestern Commercial com pany on sixteen
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
.TH[ wA60hR0AD CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
 AGREES ON }2),Op0 Tor Survey
Money For Construction May Yet 0e Appropriated. Survey
 This Summer.

The conference committee has withdrawn the appropriation of $25O,OOO for Valdez wagon road, and has agreed on $25,OOO for sur vey of the route. Nelson wall try to get appropriation for consruo- tion through on general deficiency bill.
 The following telegrams to Al. White explain the condition of af- fairs regarding the road:
 WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Senate oenferees on army appropriation bill, after holding out two weeks, announced to the senate to-day that they had receded from the amendment appropriating $25O,OOO for Valdez-Eagle wagon road. The house and senate conferees agree to insert provision granting $25, ,OOO for the survey of the Valdez-Eagle route, and g. 800 for the survey of the proposed route from the Yu- kon to Coldfsot. Surveys to be made during the coming summer.
 Senator Nelson got a further in- formal agreement to have amend ment made to the general deficiency bill appropriating a sum of money not yet specified for beginning the work of actual construction of Val dez-Eagle road.
 The general deficiency bill passed congress to-day. Tke senate will undoubtedly pass Senator NelsoHs amendment. But whether the house cOnferees wll accept when the bill goes to conference is uncer- tain.
 WASHINGTON, April 20.-Senate added the conference report to the army appropriation bill this after noon, which passes. The measure carries with it $25,OOO to survey Valdez-Eagle wagon road and also g 300 to survey Coldfoot trail.
 The result is great victory for Alaska's friends. Had it not been for presidential year the entire ap- propriation would have been made.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
Called Back.

J. xcCarty, who lately left here in company with Geo. Esterly, in tending to go to his copper proper ties, upon arriving at Ernestine received & telegram to return to Seattle at once. His goods will be forwarded to the Nizina. He re- turned to town and departed on the James Dollar.
 During the winter McCarty was negotiating with some capitalists for the sale of a portion of his large holdings of copper claims on Mug get creek, Kuskalina, Kennecott and other creeks. The call back means that the sale is perfected and that McCarty will return early in June with 15 horses and sea- sons outfit. when he will go te the mines and do assessment work.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
Wn cAanxe the Name.

The officers of the Alaska Pacific Navigation company win change the name of the steamship James Dollar to the Santa Clara. The vessel xas formerly the John s. Kimhal. but WAS renamed the James Dollar after being placed on the Seattle-San Francisco gun. About two months ago the Dollar WAS purchased by her present owners, and it was then decided to change her name, as ether boats plying on the Pacific coast have similar names, which result in con- fusion
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
Nizina RocefMer.

Judge Wickersham has appoint cd c. M. Maxwell se0eiver of the HiziIla Trading company, a corpor- ation allied to the Ghyttitu Devel- epmant company, organized year ago by Robt. Hlei, J. D. Msenach and others. The liabilities are giv- .en as fa5 coo and it said that the assets will not exceed $10,OO0.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
win Operate coa1 Mi.e.

w. G. Wharf, of Seldovia, was a passenger on the James Dollar. He is returning to his coal property, and will do extensive work on it this season. He brings a large barge knocked down, which will be used for loading the stea Iers with coal. The mine is almost at the waters edge and was worked many years ago when under Russian rule
 Mir. Wharf now has contracts that will keep him busy all season shipping coal, and he will land on the ground fully equippel for inn mediate operations
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
Ra1ls Enrouke

We are in receipt of reliable in- formation to the effect that the hask Bertha. of Antwerp, is now en route to Valdez with a cargo d rails from that place. Mail fos the captain of the hark is now hese awaiting his arrival.
 The boat should reach here some time in May, and it is more than likely that railroad construction xll begin this season by June l.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
Will Build Ali Once
Wick erslram Orders Work TO Start Immediate
 ly.

The following telegram was re- ceived by E. A. Henderson, and shows that Judge Wickersham will not stop the business of the dis trict in anticipation of legislation.
 FAIRBANKs, April 1S.-Have instructed Marshal Perry 10 pro- ceed with work on court house and jail as rapidly as the public inter- est will justify. shall go to the mines tomorrow and will be there nearly week.
 9As. WIcKERsHAM.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21
From Fairbanks in Sixteen Days.

Stephen Card, of Fairbanks, was another lmusher who, desiring to reach the States at an early date, came out over the trail to Valdez. He made the journey in l6 days
 and claims that it is by far the shortest, quickest and most inex- pensive route either to or from Fairbanks. There are no high di- vides to cross until the coast range is reached. Mir. Card will return to his claims early in the summer.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21

WAsHNGToN, April 19.-Recom- nsendations Alaska judeeships are much tangled Petitions for Wick ersham's appointment conflict with those of ex-Mayor HuEses. of Se- attle.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21

Congress will proba bly adjourn about Maya.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21

A strong fight is being made an Washington against the reappoint- ment of Judge Wickersi,am. by the Mckenzie crowd. Judge Johnson is also opposed.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-21

WAsHHGnsN, Aprl 19.-The Sit ka-Fort Liscnm cable will land at Valdez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-15
de- marine
rOS ell SabadO.
Ieceslt6 Ia pOIieia lmponor d.
TaD0nt0 So autOrldad.
Fueron los alborotadores conduct
dos a la carceI.

El s6bado por Ia noche ocurri6 un
incidente 81 retirarse eI sargento Agrin-
soni de Ia p. /. a su casa situada On Ia
caIIe de Tetu6n ndmero 81, cerca de
an cafe.
Varios tripulantes de un bergantin
ingl6s. surto en- 81 puerto, tomaron en-
an cafe algunas cOpas de licor no lue-
riendo pagarlas. armSndose el escan-
dalo consabido.
El sargento trat6 de reducir & Ia
obediencia & los alborotadores. con ell
auxilio del guardia de serv.cio Vaz-
quez.
Reforzada la policfa por el cabo in
terino Paco Sierra, hubo necesidad de
recurrir & Ia fuerza, recibiandO los al
teradores de Ia paz. palOs de tOdOs CO.
torres.
Apenas recibieron la IIuvia de cie-
niguiIIo, los cinco alborotadores, fue-
ron conducidos al dep6sito en- donde
Juan Rodriguez les di6 hospedsje.
Uno de los detenidos. cuando lie da-
ban decfa:
-Wshat it is the mater? <Yo ten
go cabeza dura.
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e. PEIROlEO no ES UH SUBSTITUTE
DEL lCEITE De HlGlDO De RAcALlO

Durante Ia presente escasez de aceite de
higado de bacalao, algunos indust.aalas han
neCho grandes esfuerzos para populariZar en-
provecho propio ell uso del petr6leo paraf-
ma como substantial alimenticia.
Bastante ridfculo es en- verdad, por no cali
hcarlo de otro modo, ell asegurar que 81 Pc
tr6 go puede substituir al aceite de hfgado
de bacalao.
La gran reputation de que goza 81 aceite
de higado de bacalao es debida sus grandes
propledades nutritivas alimenticias. En-
verdRd, el aceite de higadO de bacalao no sola--
mette es un alimento, sino que es el mejoF
alimento que Sc conoce en- Medicina a1n no
Sc ha podido encontrar en- la naturaleZa otro
alimento igual, y anunciar ell petr0leo CO.
mo un substitute del aceite de hfgado de ba-
calRo es atribuir al petroleo 8 parafina pro-
piedades que no tiene. 81 petr6leo careoe de
la propiedad esencial de todo alimento, es
deCir, la de ser asimilable. El petr0leo pa
rafina no solamente no es una substantial ash
m1lable, slno que cuando Sc toma interior
mente es expehdo en- su totalidad por las eva
cuaciones intestinales, causando Indigestion,
irritation del estomago de los intestinos,
intermediates del hfgado Y del pancreas y
con frecuencia diarrea disenterfa
La presente escasez del aceite de hfgado
de bacalao eS un case exceptional que no du-
rara mucho tempo, pero que ha demostrado
va Ia gran demanda que conStantemente hay
en- el mundo por este produeto alimenticio.
Miles de personas, j6venes ancianos, usan
continuamente este aceite su salud y su
vida dependen de el.
Afortunadamente la mayor parte del aceite
de bacalao que SO consume en- el mundo es
Rdminisirado baio Ia forma de Emulsion de
Scott" preparada por Il Sres. Scott & Bow
ne. Qufmicos de Nueva York, qnienes debido
a sua muChoS amos de experiencia en- la ma
seria, vieron venir la escasez con muchos
neses de anticipation hioieron grandes AGO.
pios del aCeite, aunque para clio tuvieron que
pagar precioS enormes. ESQ no obstante, ell
prscio corriente al detalle de la Emulsion de
On las boticas droguerfas al n6ismo precio
de siempre.
ri Petr6leo 8 Parafna puede ser bueno pa
rG lubricar maquinas otros usos industria-
les, perO la Emulsion de Scott es la dnica
buenR para el cuerpo humane.
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Esta Universidad situada en- una de
lee secCiOnes mas hermosqs del Estado
d6 Virginia. celebrado por su china So
IudAble y Ia hOspitabilidad de sus ha-
bitantes, Ofrece ventsjss excepcionales
por 10 corto y benignidad de sus in
viernos Y CostO muy moderadO de vi
vir.
Fundada en- 1919 por Tomas Jetfer-
son ek-Presidente de los EstadOs Uni
dos ha sidO siempre considerable como
una de las mejores Universidades de
America, tanto en- los Estados Unidos
como Europa, Y sus alumnos Sc en-
Cuentran Ocupando puestos de distin-
oi6n en- cRda estad0 de Ia Union.
Para mas informes referente & esta
excelente Universidad pueden dirigir-
se 8 bien &
The Chairman of the Faculty Of the
University of Va.
Charlottesville, Virginia.
8 & los siguientes:
DON Fernando Domenech, Aqua
diIIa.
Don jose A. Poventud. calle del Co
mercio, Ponce.
DON J. r. L6timer. San Juan Puer-
to Rico.
Don w. N. Berkeley. San Juan
Puerto Rico.
8Y. 8.
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LAS ALMAs BUENAs.

Estaba en- San Juan un hiio del con-
tinente americana. un hombre bucno.
Esto es: un hombre como deben ser
los hombFes, y ese SO va de Puerto
Rico.
Con Ia ausencia de Roberto L. Mi
Her que ha de recordar siempre & Puer-
to de TERRA, como 10 recOrdar6n & 6I
los que le han cOmprendido estima-
do. pieFde algO Ia buens sociedad
pucrtorriquefia.
iAdiOs amigo!
Miller no volver6.
7 & pesar de ESQ quedar6 subsisten-
to aqn1 su recuerdo.
Sc marcha y no Sc marcha.
7, 81 vuelve. encontrars aquf quie-
nes han sabldo comprenderlo apren-
dido estimarIo.
Roberto L. Miller fu6 ell jefe de Ia
casa hue aquf tieDe establecida Ia pri-
mera casa industrial del mundo Il e.
brica de las msquinss de Singer.
Y Roberto t. Miier cumpli6 sus de-
beres con tai grandeza de miras que
defendi6 los intereses de Ia casa indus
trial y & Ia triste familia puertorri-
quehs que necesita buscar en- Ia m6qui-
ma de Singer el sustento.
Te vas y no to vas. amigo Miller.
Mejor dich0. to quedas en- nuestrO
Cora86n puertorriQuef1o.
7 ESQ no le sucede mas que los ca
balleros como t1
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NOtiCiaS De hoy.

tura del Sr. Manuel Egozcue Cintron,
para alcalde San Juan. :.
Hay quejas acerca que hay poll-
cias en- Ia isla que hacen poI1tlca ape
sar de las 6rdenes terminates del do.
bernador. , de las precauciones que en-
este sentido ha adoptade 81 Jefe de la
Policfa Insular. Mr.. Hamill.
-SegGn Sc desprende de las 6rdenes
severas del GObernadOT. Sc han de to-
mar en@rgicRs medidas lin de aleJ9r
IA polftica en- absolute del cuerpO de
Ia policfa.
-Durante el periodic en- ell cual no
Sc habIaba de elecciones, Ia policla Sc
mantuvo. bsjo la iefatura de Mr.. Ha-
mill. en- apariencia alejada de la pOll-
tica.
So asegura que los cabos de jun
cos y Jayuya trabsian en- polftica en-
favor de. .uno de los partidos militan-
tes.
Los directories del partido repu-
blicano Sc uneven se mueven activa-
mente para conseguir que Sc manten-
ga Ia disposition del Concejo relativa
al dos por qtqaO en- las mesas electorRIes.
-Seg6n nuestrOs informes Ell Attor-
ney General Mr.. Willis Sweet. ha en-
vfado IN informe al Gobernador acer-
ca de la disposition del dos por aSaaO,
diciendo que en- su opinion aquel pre-
cepto solo regia en- las pasadas elecciO-
mes.
La immoral disposition del dos
por mao. fu6 votada por IN solo nor-
teamericanO: pOr 81 que fu6 envfado
Puerto Rico implantar m6todos
educ0t6vos y democriticos. por el que
Edirije Ia eC5aScGo56fe en- las escuelas del
pals.
-COnsid6rase como muy probable
que Ia agrupaci6n Unionista no acuda
los comicios 81 rige en- ellos Ia infa-
me disposition de 6Os por qIaaO que ro-
ba Ell legftimO derecho que tienen los
ciudadanos depOsitar ibremente su
votO On las urnas.
Al empezar las inscripciones en-
las pasadas elecciones fueron formadas
las mesaa electorales con un republica-
no, un independence y un federal.
Daspu6s de constituidas las mesas y
hechOs los nombFamientos de los jue-
ces. eI Consejo Executive 90 reuni6 y
Orden6 Ell dos por 1tqa0 con Ia sanction
del comisionado Lindsay.
Ell ahogado Sr. 3. Ginorio sali6
esta mafana para Fla isla lIamado con
urgencia para llevar Ia defensa de un
cliente ante un tribunal.
Ell pr6ximO dfR 21 tendr6 lugar en-
Yauco una Asamblea de Union en- la
que Sc eligir6 Ia Junta Local defniti-
va de aquella impOrtante poblaci6n.
AL acto acudir6n los Sres. Matienzo,
CarbonelI. Llorrens Torres. Astol y
otros de Ponce y multitud de compa-
triotas de aquel distrito.
eel Republicano.o , peri6dicO de
Mayagdez defensor de la Fraction Fa-
iardo, ataca duramente Ia administra-
ci6n del alcalde Sr. Menendez.
En- un meeting republican, cele.
brado aver en- Juana D'az. un policfs
hiri6 & cuatrO personals. Ell Jefe de-
cuerpO puso ese guardia a disposition
del Juzgado.
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aver
en- HlHnaCaO.
HoMBRES DEL PUEBLO QUE
ACEPTAN CON ENTUSIAS-
MO LAS PROPAGANGAS DE
LA UNION.

Aver, durante Ia manifestation unio-
nista que tuvO lugar en- HumacaO, el
ooctor Rafsel del Vale marchaba con-
fundido en- Ia muchedumbre.
Un hombre del pueblo. alto. vigoro-
so y fornido. acerc6se & 81 y en- voz
baia le dijo:
DR., 70 soy an cq1io republican,.
Del Vale Ie miro de arriba & baio.
y le contest6:
Bien, Sy qu62
Entonces ell individuo acerc6se 8 del
Vale Y d1joIe al dido:
lie he dido & Vd.. , me paso. me
paso y me paso, & Ia Union. .....l
Otro episode anSlogo ocurri6 en- la
Asamblea:
Un hombre dirigi6se eli Sr. Matien-
20 le dijo:
-Quisiera pedirIe un favor.
-SQu4 Quieres2- cOntest6 Matienzo.
Que saIga usted al balloon conmigo
y me deje ponerle Ia mano sobre 81
hombrO para que tOdo 81 mundo me
yea.
81 no es mas que ESQ. ser6s COM
placido.
Ambos salieron al balloon y eI hom-
bre del pueblo. poniendo Ii mano de-
recha sobre 81 hombro de Matienzo.
grit6:
Soy republicano. pero "a no sic
co.. Se1ores: Viva Ia Union
de Puerto Rico! $500.
Estas expontaneidades de nuestrOs
compatriotas del pueblo prueban el
buen instinto de psz v de conCOrdia
entire puertorriquefios. que aIienta
nuestro pueblo y 10 cansadO que est6
de las aciagas 8 inefcaces luchas de
partidos.
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Sigue adeIante ell pro-
yGCtO de OTganIzaT un CuGTpO
dc bOmbOIoS.
MANANA HABRA UNA REU-
MON PARA DESIGNAR LOS
JEFES.
La brigada de saIvamento compues-
Ia por distinguidos iovenes de
la ciudad, concurrira q la reu-
MON.

Manana por Ia noche & las ocho ten
dr6 lugar una reunion para hacer los
nombramientos de los jefes Y ofciaIes
del cuerpo de bomberOs que est6 en-
Was de formation On esta ciudad
Seg6n se hs dicho. & eeta reunion que
Sc veriicar6 en- Ia calle de San Justo
no. 80. altos. concurriran todOs los j6-
venes que han de fOrmar la <Brigada
de SalvamentO.0
No debe faItar nj unc, hi decaer Ell
e1tusiasmo, para que San Juan pueda
bien prOnt0 COntar con un departamen-
to de bomberos s Ia altura de los meio-
res de So clase.
ST Ponce no siendO la capital de Ia
isla. aunque es una buena ciudad cuenta
con un excelente cuerpO de Bomberos,
ipOF que 81 centric Official de Puerto Ri
co no ha de tenerlo tambi6n9
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FaIIeCi6 en- BarceIO-
ma, Ia Se1Ora dO1a ManuoIa
Gambia, Viuda dc FGTrGr.
FUE UNA DANA QUE JAMAS OLVDO SU Pals A.
PESAR De UNA LARGA AUSENClA.

En- Barcelona falleci6 la sonora doffa
Manuela Gambia, viuda de Ferrer.
Esta noticia. trasmitida por cable
Puerto Rico. ha impresionado doIorO-
sanlente los muchos familiares de la
fnada. entire los cuales cu6ntase 8
nuestro companero ell doctor Zeno
Gambia.
Desde hace muchos amos viva en-
Europa, Ia sefIora viuda de Ferrer,
le sorprende la muerte en- la popuIosa
Barcelona. rodeada de esus hiios Y del
csrifo con que Ia Gistingufsn cuantos
pudieron cOn0cer sus bondades sus
virtudes.
Nunca, en- su larga ausencia, pudo
olvidar q su pals. que era querido por
ellis con entra6able afect0.
La muerte de tan digna DANA, ha
sidO por nOsotros muy sentida: Y estas
lineas expresar6n & los deudos todos de
dof1a Manuela Gambia, el duelo que
tan infausta nueva nos causa.
RecibSn nuestrO sincere p6same, es.
pecialmente sus hijos dofia Ana. dofa
Matilde, dofIs Carmen don Manuel.