davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-02-18
The Orange Crop.

II lie now predicted that this years
orange crop will be the largest ever
raised in the United States. The
yields for the last three years have.
all been larger than the average. The
government publishes the following
figures, giving the yield in boxes:
1928 INSTRUMENTATION. 5,422,500
1894 ................... 1851, 349
1S94-5 ................... S,545, 200
1856 .................. 1870, $50
1867 .................... 1858, 500.
1878 .................... $500, 900
1889 ..................... 3,S54,000
1890 .................. 6,155, 4SS-
1901 Recommendations
'901-2 7,S76,5
1923 ................. 9,343,560-
1904 (estimated) ~, 400, 900
The California crop promises to ex-
coed that Of any previous year and
will be about 10,S00,00O boxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

place later NJ fakevlew cemetery.
Elmer rrathsr. an expresHman.
was fined t2s for violation Of the
city ordinance governing the rights
Of solicitors az the passenger depot
~ the foot 81 Columbia street He
was placed under arrest by Patrol
man Wickman. who brought into
court two witnesses 90 prove the
violation. prather entered strong
denial. but ~ he has been under ar
rest number OF times before the
court decided 90 fine him for the
offeuHe
Mrs. A. o. johnson. Of 30 May
nard avenue. reported the loss OF
pair Of diamond earrings valued ut
800 10 the police this morning. The
police are ahadoWing a suspect and
are working hard to get evidence
sufficient 10 cause an arrest
John Rowland applied IN the SUI
perior court this morning for "a writ
OF mandamua 10 compel the Alaska
Petroleum company 90 Issue to him
$4,000 shares ~ stock according 20
nn alleged contract
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BOYS LIVED
4 IN A DRYCO0DS BOX
sERrsE AND HIS LITTLE BROTHER LEFT GOOD
= HOME HARosslPs OF STREET WAITS EXIST.
ENcE

For the past month BERTHE
blanchard. who lives with his
mother M a good home at the cor
nsf 81 Fairylew avenue and Thomas
street. had been missing from hia
home A younger brother IL also
missing This morning BERTHE who
Is : years % age was picked up At
the corner Of Third avenue aud
Madison street BY Patrolman Jack
Hafek. who Identified him By means
Of a photograph left with the police
b. the mother.
when questioned By Sergeant
Stewart al police headquarters. the
boy told the story of his life for TIE
past month.
Mamma whipped me cause !
wouldn't hrirK in wood. declared
the little fellas In a slow and hest
Eating voice. Then he told how he
and his Younger brother. who's
bigger but litter than me. agreed
60 run away from hlme. They made
a precarloua iivinK By ceiling pa
psfa. and for a while slept near
their home II the foot Of Thomas
etrest in a lumber yard. where they
fouud a heap Of dry ahaYlhEs 10 reat
their weary bones on ht night
Later they took up their abode IN
an old dry goods bot In a vacant
lot on Third avenue between Union
and Pike streets.
what must have been their panFu
Of hunger and their auffefinEs from
cold At nights the officer could not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

W. =. Thompson. who has had
charge OF the Canadian Pacific Of
flee In this city for more than seven
years. has ben transferred 10 Van
couver A. y. Calder will succeed
Mr.. Thompson.
Gusloff kruuscy. Of the Empire
lodging house. complained 20 the
police this morning Of the loss Of
$50 and gold watch and chain.
Krousey thinks a woman robbed
him.
Noah NJ. Freeman. a veteran Of
the civil war. died last night AZ the
family residence. 1894 Franklin av-
epus. lie was Sc years Of age and
n resident Of the city for some time.
The funeral will be held from the
parlora OF the Bonnsy- Watson com
pany, Friday morning at 10 o'clock
under the auspices ~ Stevens post.
@. A. II. The intermeut VIII take
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learn. a. the boy hung his head and
refused 10 talk much about the
hardahipa Of a tramp's life.
A telephone call brought Mrs
Blanchard 20 the police station.
where there was a fearful reeoneil-
iation and BERTHE was led away.
nurmurlng 20 his mother that be
would come back home and go %
school and be- good boy.
Mrs. blanchard told the police
that she Was unable 90 account for
the strange action Of her two boys.
bat said that she did reprimaud the
boy for not carrying In the wood
he was told to do II, a. his brother
had Just recovered from an attack
OF typhoid fever and the doctor had
told her not 90 let him do any hard
work.
She says that the boy thought
she was discriminating In favor OF
her other son and the two had de-
eided Co leave home. She IL over
Juyed at the recovery Of her son
and now hopes 90 get the other boy
% come home.
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ROBBED HIS FATHER

The parents Of Lee May. a IL
year-old boy. OF Latona. have noti-
fled the police 10 pick up their son
who 10 supposed 20 have been led off
by J. Pratt. an older boy. whose
career came 20 an abrupt close for
a while when he was arrested sew
ernl weeks ago for theft IN Tacoma.
Mr May. father of the boy told the
police that the two boys stole $40
from him before they left this city.
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The nay city Club. Daughters OF
Hermann. win be entertained by
Mrs. Miller at the home OF Mira
Smith. on Crawford street, Thursday
afternoon. All members are re-
queated to be present az business %
importance viii be brought before
The club.
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are most interested IN the moral
crusade which has already closed
the gambling IN this city and now
proposes as a further step to have
the boxes cleaned out was also IN
evidence.
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In ,hs shoppi~s District

Tha Rubber store. IA First av-
snue. desires to announces that wom-
en- viii find IN our steek some Of
the best values In rain proof gar
meuts ever shown IN Seattle. Our
line Of SIS garments IL 81 cxcep-
tianai value. Ask 10 see them. 80
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RESIST MORAL
CRUSADE

PORTLAND. Ore. oct. is.-Cir-
cult Judge George today has a court
room well filled with restaurant and
saloonkeepers who are there TO hear
the opening arguments over the
saloon box restraining order. The
promulgators Of the measure who
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WILL MERGE
FORMER PRESIDENT or ROCK
ISLAND WILL HEAD COMBINE
OF MEXICAN ROADS

fifV heftNNA NfWH - =
AUSTIN. Texas. oct 1s-lt " re-
ported that 1. =. Loree. Who recent
Is resigned the presidency % the
unek leland railroad. viii become
the head o. a merger embracing the
principal railways % Mexico.
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reception 20 lis pastor. A. o. Han.
sou. a. the home Of y. l.. Bang
corner Of Fourth and Chestnut
street. Friday evening.
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Rummses Sale.

The John =. Miller ". r. G.. viii
hold rummaEe sale IN the Federal
hotel building. corner Third and
Pine. October 20. a.. ~. 80.
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The Polish Singing society viii
give a grand ball fuf tho benefit o.
the new hail fund Saturday. October
20 at Maceabee hall.
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WILL RUN $1,000
BEHIND ROOSEVELT
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ESTIMATES GIVE
MEAD a MAJORITY but 1880 OVER TURNER, TROUGH
STATE REPUBLICAN, ny $4,000

A. w. Mead. the republican can
didate Tor governor. will run more
than $1,000 votes behind his ticket.
according To tho confession Of the
republican state central COMMITTEES.
At meeting of that body, held re-
Gently IN the Butler hotel In this
city. the members from the differ
ent counties handed In % Chairman
Palmer estimates which gave Mead
total majority Of but 1850 over
Turner. although u r. a eonaoryas
tive republican claim that Rooaes
welt will carry the state by not less
than $4,000.
The figures given hy the COM
mitteemen are Of interest prlaci=
paiiy on account Of the remarkable
results arrived at In Western
Washington. Among other things
the committee allows for a repuhs
liean majority Of 1000 Ia Pierce
county. which 10 generally looked
upon a. absolutely safe for Turner
The following IL n tabulation Of
the maioritiea approved by the
committee
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D0INGS At BALLARD


church lodge doings will be sublIshed In
OF Ali those having notes VIII kindly
with p. H. Mullen. 81 Ballard avenue
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The run Down" Condition

"Why do feel used up and all run down most
Of the timer
How many ask themselves this question dailyl
The answer is simple. II Is lack OF nerve force.
Science with ITS uneffing methods OF research
has proved that the various organs and tissues OF
the body continue in health and perform their
work properly as long as their nerve supply
tains its wgor and strength. But II the nerves
degenerate or lose power from poor nourishment
or any other cause. the entire physiological mech
anism of the body is thrown out OF gear and We
have as a result some pronounced rundown"
condition or disease.
The heart the stomach, the liver all have their
great nerve centres which supply them with the
power to work properly When these nerve cen
tres weakened these important organs cannot
act properly.
The experience Of Charles e. stacy ia
case In point
Brooklyn. N. " Aug. u. tso4.-"PaInss
Celery Compound cured Of chronic bill.
lousness Of many years duration. was all
run down and thought never could feel
better, had tried many remedies with
cut success. u affords me pleasure 20
state. however that four bottles Of the Com.
pound made entire change In me and
feel better than have In years. will
always heartily recommend Psnss Celery
Compound 20 al suffering from dsfsnss-
ment OF stomach and Iver."-chas e.
stacy, $50 Fifth Ave.
Prof Edward F. Phelps, the famous diseoverer
of Paine's Celery Compound. was the first physi-
can TO openly declare twenty years aEo Thar the
health Of the human body depends entirely upon
the health Of the nerves
Paine's Celery Compound furnishes food for
the nerves themselves. and. while gently stimu-
lating them. restores them 20 their original
strength and vigor and az once all the organs Of
the body take up their work and health IS
stored
Paine's Celery Compound sends new life throb-
bling through every artery and gives that glorious
feeling Of perfect health.
For the past II years this great nerve vitalizer
and tonic has been the most universally used pre-
seripton in the world. Pale. siekly children.
weary women. broken-down. discouraged men
find strength and happiness in this great pre-
seripton.
II cures disease by removing the cause When
ever you suffer from rheumatism. headache,
sleeplessness, dyspepsia. nervousness or run
down" co fitiou you can be cured by Paine's
Celery Compound It's effect is almost immedi-
ate.
Remember this.-Paines Celery Compound is
the prescription OF one OF the most famous phys
cians this country has ever known. and all feput-
able druggists sell and recommend Z.
WELLS, RICHARDSON a co.,
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M 4 TEAR
RIO oRANpE RIVER rs FLOOD
ING IT'S BANKS - SETTLERS
FORCED TO FLEE

FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct H.
The Rio Grande f. on another ram
page. II II rapidly rising in west
Texas near II Paso Fifty Ameri-
can families were forced 90 flee
across the river for safety.
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BOOM IN BUILDING

Building permits have nearly
doubled over last year. owing to
the ordinance passed b. the city the
first OF the year that no addition
to any house can be- erected with
out a permit. Last year tb6 per
mlts we're given out This year 50
far there have been over GOO. The
houses going up nov are far
better than those o. last year. the
average cost being $500.
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BALLARD BRIEFS

The Christian church will give a
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All work guaranteed for 10 years.
30 to &. Sunday. $40 20 2.
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RUMORES De HOY.

Con insistencis han circuIado en- Ii
ma1ana de hoy alRunos rumores reIa.
tlvOs & una vista que Ell seiI0r Manuel
+. ROssy. del directoriO republican,.
hiz0 81 gobernador Winthrop.
SeaseguFaque fueron tema dee con.
ferencia numerosas quejss q formrIan
los republicanos que Sc considerRn per-
iudicados pog las medidas que II Ad-
miniatrRci6n ha tornado toms para
asegurar unas elecciones imparciales.
Sc asegura que 81 sefIor Rosay soli-
Cit6 el tFsslad0 de los oiciales de poll
cfa de Ponce y ID rectifcsci6n de actos
de algunas comisiones electoraIes de
distrito.
Sc afirma tambi6n que el senior Ro-
say no So mostraba contento despu9s
de Ia conferencia. Y ttmbien que algu-
mas quejas Ian sido trasmitidas poF
cable q Washington.
Tambien Sc aseguraba esta. tarde
q Is p. m que el sefIor Guzman Be.
nftez pidi6 al Conseio que ciertos jue-
ces de preCintos repubIicanos, denun-
ciados por irreguIaridades, no fueran
destituidos. 81 Consejo derrot6 Ia
proposition aprObando la destituci6n
de dichos iueces.
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La bomba de Bilbao.
I'm m6dIcO aIeman 'bTUja" fut
dstGnldO pOr sOsp0ChOsO.
Los anarquistas son activamente
perseguidos.

Bilbao (Espsns) Octubre 2O.-Con-
Gin6s envueItO en- ell mayor misterio el
hallazgO de Ia bomba de dinsmita.
SSbese que. ademas de 300 granaoa
de dinamita. contents IL bomba 40 ba-
Las. y go ha Comprobado que el m6dico
alem6n detenido pOr sospechoso es un
infeliz que no tiene una peseta.
Este die en- ell cOIegio de Santa Mar
ia de Roma lecciones de idiomae. y ALI
hizo economics para FeaIizRr un visje
de instruction.
En- pleDo viaje Sc Ie acab6 ell dinero.
y en- Espsfa SO dedic6 sG6ze0r & sus
comps fIeros de profession.
81 iuzgadO y 81 fiscal trRbaian ince-
santemente sin lograr niDg6n resulta-
do.
Ia poIicfa contip6a deteniendo & TO-
do el que profesa visib!es ideas anar-
quistas.
Cinco detenidos fusron puestos on
ibertad aver y esta noche han sido j.
bertsdOs 16.
DescOnffase Va de descubrir 4 los
autOres.
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solvi6 procedfa incIuir su nombre en-
el ticket republicano por AguadiIla,
ordenando Be bOrrase ell de don Juan
Roig.
Sc asegura que 81 direst0rio repu-
bIican0 ser& modifcado quedandO for
mado por los sefiores HernSndez L6-
PEI, joss de Guzm6n Benftez, Cayeta-
no Coll y TOste, Manuel DOmenech,
Francisco del Vale Atiles, y otros ca
baIleros que han estado f0era de ID di-
recci6n del psrtido hasta Il fecha.
-Es muy probable que asista al
Smeeting2 de Guaysma nuestrO COM
patriots don Ramon Gambia C6rdoVe,
candidate s d C8msra pOr 81 distrito
de San Juan, p0r Ia Union de Puerto
Rico.
-EI domingo sa ceIebrarS IN i'm
pOrtante emeetiDgS politicO de la
Union. en- ID Hacienda del dist guido
unionista seflnr Agustin COllaz0, de
Juncos. Asistiran lmpOrtantes OradO-
res de esta Ciudad. EI sefI0r ColIazo
cuenta con numerosOs amigos que le
siguen en- su DOlitica. Con hombres
como Escut6, Martinez, COIlazo = OtrOs
importantes elementos de Juncos, Sc
asegurs que el triunf0 ests aseguradO
pOr una gran mayOrfa.
Los oradorRs unionistas que fue-
ron & LHres. fueron obsequiados con
un banQuete que les Ofreci6 ID distin.
guids fAmilia del senior Pablo Vilella,
otro que les ofreci6 galantemente el
seflor Miguel Coll Hubo brindis, y
habIarOn los sen pres MetienzO Cintr6n,
Zeno Gambia. Vale. BlOndet. Sein Y
PicorneIl.
En- Lares tuvO IugAr un IucidO
bale en- la casa del popular DR.. Sein y
con motive de Ia presencia en- aqueI
pueblo de los OradOres uniOnistas de
Ssn Juan. A ese baile asistieron pre-
CiOsGs se1oritas. Una nOta de las con-
cuFreDtes es ID que sigue: SefDritas.
Anita Rnmsny. Carmen Mediua, Ca
melia Vilells, ClemenciR Arana, Car
men ROig. Carmen Arans, Dionisia
Legarreta. Emilia Levy, Eva Lyttle,
e Carnsci6n GiraD: label CnlOm, JO-
sefa Cintr6n. Maria Consuelo Vszqupz,
Merf4 Torres Cardona, Maria Llnd6.
Margarita Vilella. Mariana Levy. Ma
ria VisCAsillas. Mercedes Arana, Pro-
videncia Budet, Providencia AFana,
Pillar B0det, Providencia ROig. Rosa
Torres Cardona. Rosa MAtilde VileIla,
Victoria FortezR. Senoras: Aurora
Parrf de BernaI, Ana Sein de MARQUEE,
Casilda Silva de Gonzalez, Eugenia
CebollerO de Sein. Felipa Morales de
Budet, Francisco Vilella de VilelIa,
Isabel Budet de Levy.
-En Lsres y en- una semana fueron
presentadas por Il pOlicfs 19 denun-
Cias. pero el juez EdelmirO Mendez ab-
s0lvi6 & los denunciSdOs. Estos 10 ha-
bfsn sido por desorden p6blico
Ell sefIor Pedro Echandia, impor-
tants vecino y prOpietario de SanSebas-
ti6n y hasta hace POGO presidente de
IN comit6 repubIicano, ha suscrito Ia
Declaration de Principles de Ia Union
de Puert Rico.
-El sefllF Lsmuel M6rquez hacen-
dado d. QuebrsdiIlas h4sta hace po-
CO dist sGuIdA personalidad del parti-
do republicano. ha ingresado en- Il
GUni6n de Puerto Rico
Hoy & ID l p N. ha saIido para
GuayAma, en- sauntOs politicos, 81
Lcdo. teflor HernSndez Lopez.
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On rObo 4 Ia "Amorlesn R, R.
Magnffico servicio prestado por Ia
policia secreta.

En- la noche del % aI % del pr6ximo
pasadO mes. IIev6se & efecto en- Il es-
taci6n del ferrocarril un robo audaz.
Vsrios individuOs introdujeronse en-
Ia estaci6n y desprecintaron un wagon,
nevandose tres sacOs de arroz, una Gaia
de ron y una de tab"co.
Dad0 parta q Ia detective esta Sc pu-
90 IN movimiento lOgrando ell sarQen-
to Jain 1nes y los pOlicias Vargas y
Dinz, Ccupar los efectos que habfan ST.
do Vendidos q varios COmerciantes de
PuertR de TERRA.
De las indagaciones rtsuItan presun-
tos autores del Fobo de referencia,
Luis PineIa, Nicasio Biasini. Marcos
Garcia, Efss Merino. Iguacio Cruz.
La detective trabaj6 sin descanso die
, noche, hgrAndo descubrir no sClO
los ladrones. sino los establecimieDtOs
an donde los efectOs robRdos fueron
vendidos.
Limitado es ell nGmero de poIicfas Sc
cretOs de San Juan, perO muchschos
trabsjsdores = de buen Olfato, no ocu-
rre IN hecho de estA fndole. que no sea
desCubiertO pei ellOs.
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ARDIDES.
Hemos Eecibido q sieuiente calta:

Hemos EeCibidO Ia siRuiente canta:
San juan p. r. 3 de NOviembre
de 1904.
ST.. Director de Ella Correspondent.
cia de Puerto RiCosp
DistinQuido amigo:
Habiendo Ilegado cOnocimiento de
esta Junta local que por slgunas per-
sonas del psrtido repu blicano Sc trata
de lamar hojas sueItas firmadas T0rSos
UeiOnist0s atacando al psrtido repu-
blicano nscional por eI hecho de Ia In
corporation (SoSt dSs0nt) = otras enti-
dades.
Ests Junta acord6 declarar op6crifa
toda hoja suelts que Sc lance nOmbre
de los unionistas v que no tenga ID
autorizaci6n de ella.
Suplico & I'd. Ia inserci6n de ID pre-
sente en- su distiuguido peri6dico. De
I'd. atentamente. e. D. And5nO. Pre-
sidente.1
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Conf8r8ncia anglo ruSo en- Paris

New York, Nbre. 8, l.30 p. m.
Dicen de la capital de Francia
que Sc ha Aacordado celebrar allf una
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PGrAF direcciones eHpecialss, cadA cuA
debsleer elias enfermedades de ID vida9, un
ejampls del cual, acompahA onmo envoltuFa
cada b tella:
La Pe-ru-na la tienen de venta todos los
qufmicos y droguistas. al precio de un dollar
ia bOtella. 8 s isbotellas por cinoo dollava.
AquelloS que deseen correspondence di
Fecta cor q DR.. Hartman, y que pueden es-
peraF las dilacionas necesarias en- ida Y vuel-
ta del correO. pueden dirigirse al mismO Dr..
s. B. Hartman Columbus. Ohio. d. 8 A.
Fidel Guillermety, Plaza Alfonso XII
San Juan, p. r. puede vendeF los faFma-
ceuticos droguistas 81 por menor, en- In iHlA
de PuertoRioo.
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Ell Car condecora al AImirnte Roj RojestVensky


Otro despacho dice que el gobier-
no moscovita ha indemizado a la
compaflfa de pesquerfa alemana por
los paEjuicios que la menciOnada
escuadra lie causara.
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New York. Noviembre 8, 100 a. m.
Notician; de San PetePsbuFgo que
el Gar ha condecorado al almirante
Rojestvensky. poF las operaciOnes
habilfsimas de Ia escuadra del Bal
tico en- su futa & Extreme OFiente.
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SaIida de OfciaIeS ruSoS de Madrid
q aImiTaRte Dewey ira en- eOmIsIdn eerea del GzaT

dra del Baltico en- este puerto.
En- comisi6n y representando a
los Estados Unidos. el almirante
Dewey visitara al Gar.
Sc da & esta confeFencia gran inn
portancia.
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D8RuRCia jUTada con-
ira Ell Juez Munich
pal de Ponce.
Ha SIdO 'raGlbIda hoy pOT los
Hon. STGS. GObeTnadOr yAt-
tOrney.
Parece que ell Juez es elector en-
MaYaguez, Y Sc inscribio en-
Ponce.

El correO de hoy ha traido para los
honoFables Sres. Gobernador Y Attor-
ney una denuncia iurada contra ell
Juez Municipal de Ponce Sr. Domingo
SepGlVeda, fundada en- que este caba-
Hero, que fu6 SecretariO del Ayunta-
mientO de Mayagiiez hAsta fines de mes
de JUNO fttimo siendo pOr tanto VeCi-
no de squellR ciudRd, dOnde tFaslad6
su familia fu6 inscribirse como cleo
tor en- el precinto que corresponds Ia
casa que hoy ocups en- POnCe. dOrde
se hAlla desde los primer0s df s de Ju-
lilo. en- que fu6 & pOsesiOnarse de 50
nuevO cargo.
El amigo que nos dS esta noticia,
despu6s de extenderse en- COnsideraCiO-
mes respeCtO de la mOralidad Y serie-
dad d. que debian estar revestidos to-
dos los actos p6bIicos de los encarga-
dos de administrar justicias se lement8
de que en- vez del artfculO 162 del Co
digO Penal no sea 0pliCable ese Juez
el 1913 del mismo C6digO, pues 10 que
es delito de misdeamenOF en- On parti-
cuIar, debe ser Felony en- un funCiOna.
rio judicial.
60nat0 09 lnCendlO en- Ia GdII0
0'DOnoIE.
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Anoche hubO IN conato de incendio
en- Iacalle O'DOnell.
Sc nos informa que IN alambre de
IA Luz EIectriCa, tom6 fueg0, prOpa-
syandose este & las vigas de una casa.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS un jOven hilo del
sefiOr Arturo Tglesiss, Cort6 el alam-
bre, Aislando, con esta precauci6n, un
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conferencia anglo-rusa, & fin de OBJ
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New York, Nbre. 8 3Op. m.

New York, Nbre. 3 I 30 p. m.
Otros despachos afirman que de
Madrid han salido con rumbo q San
PeteFsburgo. oficiales ruscs que fi1e-
ron & confeFenciar con el embaiador,
acerca de los sucesos de Vigo, con
motive de la estancia de Ia escua-
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