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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
TERRIFIC STORM SWEEPS
THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD
Tears Up the Coast and Leaves a Path of
Havoc
Communications Severed and Trains o.
Grated With Difficulty

plan was followed in many other cases.
So complete was the prostration Of
wires through the sections where the
effect Of the storm was most seriously
felt, that conditions had improved but
little yesterday afternoon. Some pros,
ress was made, but the damage is SO
extensive that the work progressed
with tedious slowness.
Danger from Live Wires.
Poughkeepsie, n Y, Nov. 15.-The
worst wire conditions ever known in
this city resulted from the storm.
Poles and wires were broken all over
the city and in the country, the trunk
lines OF the Western Union, the Postal
Telegraph and long distance telephone
all were down With the exception of
one Western Union wire which was
used all night to dispatch New York
Central trains. The streets are full of
live wires and during the night Mayor
Hine ordered all the powers shut off
so that the city was in darkness and
trolley cars were stalled. Similar
conditions are reported throughout the
state.
Bad Situation at Albany.
Albany, N. Y, Nov 15.-Albany has
never had worse decentralization of
wire communication than that which
isolated it yesterday as the result of
the storm. For nearly "a hours neither
by telegraph nor telephone was COM
munication possible with any point
further than Cohoes. eight miles out
side the city. Wires were down all
over the city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
Campaign Results in Death,

church, has resigned, to take effect in
June.
Campaign Results in Death.
Ashland-Edward Brown, late demo
cratic candidate for register of deeds,
died after a weeks illness, from pneu-
monia, incurred during the campaign.
He was prominent in Masonic circles.
Suicide Unexplained.
Janesville-F. E. Osborne, a wealthy
retired farmer, aged IS, hung himself
in his barn near Milton and was found
by his brother when life was extinct.
He was married month ago and no
cause can be assigned for his act.
Racine Woman Injured.
Racine-Helen Truax, step-daughter
of John Knight, a real estate dealer,
was nearly killed in a runaway. She
was driving pony attached to cart,
and was thrown backwards from the
vehicle. She was taken to her home
unconscious.
Normal Professor Webs.
Platteville-W. H. Dudley, professor
of biology and chemistry at the state
normal school in this city, and Miss
Mabel Long, a former student, were
married at Owaneco, III. The groom
has been connected with the normal
faculty for the past six years.
Social Democrat Elected.
Janesville-The social democrats
gain one representative on the list OF
county officers, that of coroner. George
Parker was elected to this office by
plurality of II votes over the prohibi.
ton candidate. There was no nomina.
ton for the Office on either the demo
cratic or republican tickets.
Bride from Italy.
Fond du Lac-Miss Angela SatorIa
and Frank Sericati were united in
marriage at Hayton, bringing to light
a romance dated back five years, when
the two met in Italy and became en-
gagged. Sedicati left Italy in the fall OF
1902, after the lovers had plighted
their troth, to find home in America.
Charge Bankrupt With Fraud.
Oshkosh-Fraud and dishonest book.
keeping are charged by the creditors
in their formal objections to the dis.
charge in bankruptcy of F. B. Chase,
who failed some time ago with liabil.
tiles OF 100000. The directors are
the Buckstan-sprague company of Nor
ris, Wis, and George II. Buckstaff OF
this city.
Wanted for Horse Theft.
Racne-The police of Wisconsin
and Illinois are searching for clever
woman horsethief, Mrs. William
Bishop, who Is said to have hired
rig Of Frank McAyoy OF this city, ana
with her husband and child TO have
driven to Waukegan, H., where she
abandoned the rig. The woman Is
wanted at Belolt on a serious charge.
Dead Horses Still Unburied.
Hayton-The thirty six horses
burned to death in last Friday nights
fire here are still unburied The
work could not be done because Of
the failure Of insurance companies t.
the value Of the burned ami
mails. Many thousands Of people
from all over this and surrounding
counties thronged the village satur-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
THANKSGIVING DAY
A Proclamation by The Governor

The people of Wisconsin, throughout the drawing
TO close have enjoyed general prosperity and happiness AS
state have suffered industrial
misortunes Worthy every department
activity has been suitably special
along many lines Of development Deeply rooted In the best life
OF all nations the citizenship this
advances free strengthens
lions Of our statehood AS this republic
Its prosperity and rejoice in its before the world
Is fitting and right that should Give thanks for the
ings which have a people, the hope-
strong within us,that shall still
every public responsibility discharge civic obligation
Therefore Robert NJ. Toilette
Wisconsin, do apart
Thursday the gath Day Of day Thankssv
ing and
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Wisconsin
Done at the capitol Madison this
November A. p, ROBERT NJ. LA TOILETTE.
BY the Governor:
r. VI. Miner,
Assistant Secretary Of State
-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
Bad Situation at Albany.
Wisconsin Brevities
Eau Claire Pastor Resigns.

Eau Claire-Rev. DR. John w Fitz.
zell, pastor of the First Congregational
church, has resigned, to take effect in
June.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
Salak Case Not Tried.

Racine-The case of Charles Salak,
Jr,, against his mother-inlaw, Mrs,
Christine Jonas, widow Of the late lieu,
tenant governor, in which he asked for
$4,000 damages for alienation of his
wlfes affections, was not allowed to
come to trial, because Judge Belden
held that Mr.. Salak is in contempt of
court ON account of his failure to pay
alimony as ordered three months ago.
The present location of Mr.. Salak is
not known. He was formerly connect
ed with the Relief and Aid association
of Oshkosh
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
Racine Woman Injured.

Racine-Helen Truax, step-daughter
of John knight, a real estate dealer,
was nearly killed in a runaway. She
was driving a pony attached to cart,
and was thrown backwards from the
vehicle. She was taken to her home
unconscious,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
Oppose Statehood Bill.

notwithstanding Tuesday, the
consin will hold its annual meeting in
this city. Mrs Olympia Brown of Col
umbus, who has charge of the prelimi-
nary arrangements announces that at
the meeting there will be a petition
drawn up asking the two senators from
this state to vote against the clauses
in the statehood lii for Arizona and
Oklahoma state, which excludes wo
men from the right of franchise. They
will also discuss a bill to be presented
to the coming state legislature asking
tor suffrage in Wisconsin.
Pursued by Fate.
Hayton-Just as they were leaving
their own yard Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurst of this place
were thrown from their carriage and
Mrs. Hurst was flung against a tree
with such force that her head was
crushed, instantly killing her. Her
husband, while badly injured, is ex-
pected to live. He has not yet re-
covered consciousness They were
Intending to go to Chiffon to purchase
coffin for James Raleigh. the man
who was burned to death in the fire
here Friday night. The man had
worked for them for years.
Release Young Neveaux.
Ashland-John Neveaux of Bay
field, who shot and killed his uncle,
Murray, on Manitou island Thursday
vas acquitted upon the plea of self
defense. 1t was shown that his
uncle had been on an election spree
and drank quart OF whisky few
minutes after reaching the island. He
then seized his wife by the throat, aft.
81 having threatened to stab her and,
when young Neyeaux interfered, grab
bed his shotgun and aimed 1t at Ne
yeaux. The young man then shot
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17

Ashland-Edward Brown, late demo
cratic candidate for register of deeds
died after weeks illness, from pneu
monia, incurred during the campaign
He was prominent in Masonic circles
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
Suicide Unexplained.

Janesville-F. E. Osborne, wealthy
retired farmer, aged IS, hung himself
in his barn near Milton and was found
by his brother when life was extinct.
He was married month ago and no
cause can be assigned for his act.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17

day and Sunday, curious 70 see the
gruesome relies Of the fire.
Cooper Heirs Contest.
Kenosha-The heirs to the estate of
the late Willis W. Cooper have filed \
notice in the county court that they
would not contest the payment of the
beQueSt made by the former kenoSha
man 10 the y. NJ. c. 4. The beQuest,
$4,000, will be paid at once, 1t is,
however, certain that the heirs will
contest the gift OF 100000 TO Law.
reLce university, as petition was
filed asking that the county judge con,
Strue the section of the Will under
which the beQueSt was made.
Detectives Baked.
La CrosSe-Although detectives from
the twin cities have been working on
the robberies at Brownsville and Kel.
logg, there is not the slightest clue to
the robbers, who in both instances es-
capped on hand cars from the scene OF
their crime. The peculiar thing about
the Brownsville burglar is the fact
that not a resident of the village knew
thing of it until the next morning,
although the front of the building was
badly wrecked and the explosion must
have made a great noise.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
Normal Professor Webs.

Platteville-W. H. Dudley, professo
of biology and chemistry at the stat
normal school in this city, and Mis-
Mabel Long, former student, wer
married at Owaneco, III. The groom
has been connected with the norma
faculty for the past six years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17
PIuraIitles for Parker.

Roosevelt's net plurality 2,194,29S.
The corrected returns show that
congress will stand as follows;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-17

day and Sunday, curious 70 see the
sruesome relies Of the FIRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-02
Information local

SANIORAL. -Ma6ana Microbes:
La invenci6n de San Esteban proto-
martir. Sale Ia Luna les II y IL.
CORREO. Cartas detenidas en- Ia
Administration: Diaz ConsueIo, Diaz
AgOstini Pedro, Flores AntoIina, Font
Villa Juan, Font Carlos, Fernandez
Dolores. Feliciano Maria, Fernsndez
Jes1s.
DE PASO.-Se encuentra en esta
ciudad de paso para el baIneario de
Coamo. ell senor Ramon Aboy v su
apreciable familia.
BODAS.-Han contraido matrimo
Mo ante ell Juez Bazan. Pedro Diaz
Correa y Maria Mercedes Torres Re-
yes.
PARA LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS.-
Hoy embarc6 para los Estados Unidos
ell ST.. Hsrthebal. director de los asilOs
de Carload. AL pasar por Ia isla de
Cabras, los asiIados le saludarOn con
banderas.
MEETING Anoche celebr6 uno
la Federation Libre de Ponce, reinan-
do Ia mayor cOrdiaiidRd.
CONFEREN .-Esta maflana Ia
celebr6 detenida con Ell Gobernador el
Tribunal Supreme de Justicia, en-
plenO.
ASISTENCIA. Han sido curados
en- ell Cuarto de Socorros, Eugenia Mo-
rales, Maria Torres. Francisco Torres.
Arcadia Martinez y jose Conception,
de cOntusiones leves.
SPONCE.1 -Sali6 hoy para los Es-
tados Unidos dicho vapor con 1875 sa-
cos de correspondence.
ENFERMO.-Se encuentra recogi-
do en- CANA Ell sefIor Felipe LIE Hardy.
empleado de los giros postales en- las
ofcinas de CorreO.
ASISTENCIA.-Ha sidO asistidos
en- Ia sala de sOcorros de contusiones
leVes Ramon Cruz. Maria Duchesne,
Manuel Andrines Emilio Sanchez.
DENUNCIA.-El pOlicfa Vargas Ia
ha hecho contra Julio Aponte pOr ha-
bel agredido 4 su concubinR Engenia
Morales. produci6ndOle Varias contu-
stones.
CARCEL DE DISTRITO. - Han
ingresado en- ella, Esteban Santana (s)
tuerto. Isidro Rosario Torres. Saliva
dor Gonzalez y Asunci6n Roman Co.
rrea.
eCOAMO. ..-Se espera ests vapor
mafana pOr Ia tarde procedents de los
Estados Unidos.
PETICION.-La ha hecho para in
gresar en- el asilO de ancianOs, Luisa
Fomkins.
HOSPITALES. En- el hospital mu-
nicipaI hay hoy SO personss; en- ell de
Maternidad, 70; v en- el cuarentenario.
ninguno.
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mo domingo en- que Sc celebrara una
asamblea { la que conCurriran de Ia CO.
pitaI algunos del Directorio de Ia
Union y de los pueblos de Ia isla entu-
siastas unionistas.
Dice que las ideas que Ponce no san
ciona no prOsperan; que t0do 10 que
d6 Ia isls cabe en- Ia Union y asegura
que la Union no esta contra los repu-
blicanos. Despu6s que termina ell
Orador los aplausos duran como un
cuarto de hora.
El Presidente Sc dirije & los RepubIi-
canOs Puros y les pregLnta 81 ratifcan
ell aCuerdO del Com!t6 de aceptar las
bases de Ia Union de Puerto Rico Y
leVantar su bRndera en- Ponce y la con-
testaci6n Affirmative es unanime por
aclamaci6n.
Sc acuerda que ell Comit6 Republica-
no Puro quede como Junta organiza-
dora de Ia Union hasta que el pr6ximo
domingo Sc nombre ell Comit6 defni-
two.
81 Sr. Armando Rodriguez hace uso
de la palabra con un discurso aprOpia-
do al actO y es aplaudido.
El Presidente invita- los concurren-
tes & hacer usO de Ia paIabra en- pro 8
en- contra de 10 acordado por ell Comi-
te Republican, Puro y resuenan una
mines aplausos.
El p6blicO solicita que liable el Sr.
Astol. pero este no Sc encontraba en- Ell
local.
En- medic del mayor entusiasmo Sc
disolvi6 el meeting sin que hubiera
una nota discordante que pretendiera
alterar el orden que ALI rein6.
Este acto que tan a la ljera re-
latamos, fue magestuoso imPo-
nente,
La idea de la Union, que germi-
naba en- todas las conclencias solo
aguardaba una cpoFtunidad para
desbordarse, y esa oportunidad la
proporciono el meeting de aver.
El partido Republican, ha muer-
to en- Ponce. Digamos con Ell elo-
cuente orador: Ndejad 4 los muer-
tos que entlerren 4 los muertosar',,
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GOMISIOR

La Corte de Distrito de San Juan
ha designados. como contribuyentes.
para que verifquen ell sorteo anual de
Jurados. los se1ores Torregrosa, de
Carolina. Cesteros. de Toa- -Baia y San
chez Morales. de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-02
NOMBRAMIENTO

Mr.. H. SheIlemberger, empleado de
Correos, saldra 81 dIa 15 del presente
mes para los Estados Unidos & ocupar
su nuevo empleo en- Ell DepartamentO
del Interior, de Washington. Recibi6
so nombramiento por ell 1ltimo correo.
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Il U E S PED

En- San Juan Sc encuentra actual
mente, 81 distinguido puertorrique6o
don Constantine Fernandez. de Aqua
dilla.
81 senior Fernandez tiene muchos y
buenos amigos en- esta capital, que le
desean entire nosotros muchas salts
facciones.
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Sc encuentran en- esta capital Mr..
Abraham Kopel. fiscal de Ia Corte de
Aguadiila Mr.. TizoI, empleado de la
fscalfa en- aquella COrte.
Dichos se6ores han venido & San
Juan & pasar las vacaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-02
MoVlmionto Dc psnaIes.

En- las c6rceles de Distrito y Presi-
dio, so encuentran recluidos $3.50 pre-
SOS en- Ia forma siguiente: cumpliendO
condena 1.412 y en- sumario 248. de
6stos son mujeres 81.
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1 A V | S 0

Sc compran objetos Antiques. none
das. sedas, cuadros, mueb!es. etc. Di-
rijirse al sefIor Brica. Hotel Olimpo en-
San Juan. ell lunes 10. de Agosto pro-
ximo. de 4 p. m.
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Sensational aItfGuIO de uR perId
diGO frances.
Acusaeiones contra el marques de
Casa Riera.


Dicen de Paris que eI peri6dico lie
4M0tiaa ha publicado un artfculo que
ha causadO gran sensation entire la CO.
lonia espaflola de aquella capital.
Sc indica que el marques de Casa
Riera suplant6 Ia personalidad civil
de I'm sobrino del anterior marques Y
que asesin6 & etro sobrino.
El marques de Casa-Riera ha IIeVa-
do q los tribunales al peri6dico en-
question. ell cual termina su artfculo
diciendo que el asunto hara mucho
ruido.
Dfcese que de este va Sc hab!Aba an
teriormente. aunque nadie le daba ere.
ditto, penssndo que no habfa en- clio
mes que 81 intento de sacar dinero
amenazandO con ell ascandslo.
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Hotel Frances.
So TETUAN-38.
Buena Comida.
Buena casa.
Buenos bafos.
iiGRAN BARATILLO!!
MsrcanOias acabadas do rscibir
NADIA de qusmazdn de Visjsras

En- Ia tienda cLA LUNA,o calle de
Sau Francisco esquina Ia Cruz. fren-
to Ia plaza de armas lhoy plaza de
BaldOrioty.)
PRECIOSOS PERCALES de colo
res & TRES CENTAVOS LA VARA.
TELAS A CUATRO CENTAVOS.
que vaIen DIEZ Telas de seds. Ga
sas, Casimires. FraneIas. Driles, Ca
misas, Camisetas. Parsguas v Sombre-
ros casi REGALADOS.
A ella LUNA1 pues, que Sc ACADIA
al GANGA. Is v. 8.
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BAQUERO & eAADARA
oFREcEN

UFRECEN
Maiz superior del Pals
en- medios sacos %. Loo
Cemento DAGR0N en-
barriles 2-60
Mani superior en- saCos
nuintal 400
Zinc aCanalado, ameri-
CanO de 6y8 pies 800
zin lisO nara teCho, de 8
pies, quintal s 400
Zin liso nara Zorro, de ;,
6l2 MES nuintal 100
San Jugto - y 10 San Juan, Pto-Rioo
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FARMAGIA AMERICANA

JERINGAS DE FUENTE 3 GUAR
TILLOS so CENTAVOS.
Sc DESPACHAN RECETAS FA-
CULTATIVAS.
San Francisco SO. San Juan, PR.
p. q,
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Francisco ]. Amy.
CASA De HUESPEDES.
CRIsTO 10.

HRbitaciones frescas, buenos banos,
excelente comedor, con vista al mar.
Comidas & Ia Espafiola y Americana.
Sc admiten abOnados. p. ID.
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GOURE DIARIO.
ENTIRE PONCE Y AREClBO
O VICENERSA.

o VlCENERSA.
SALIDAS.
De Ponce Arecibo. ............ a. m.
De Arecibo Ponce. ............ 123 a. m.
Este diario enlazar6 con la llegada salida
del Ferrocarril de San Juan.
Adem4s hay un segundo viaje hasta Adj
iuntas viceversa que saldra de Ponce las
z. m. de Adjuntas las a. m.
PRECIOS.
De Ponce Adjuntas. s............,... 81
De Adjuntas Utuado. ............
De Utuado q Areclbo. o............,... 1.5O
Agencia en- Ponce, HOTEL MELIA.
Adiuntas, INDALEOIO GARCIA.
Utuado, MAOARIO ZAPER.
Arecibo, ROSSE.
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Francisco LasSaII0.
ABOGADO.

Ofrece sus servicios profesionales. Gale
de la Cruz ndmero 34.-San Juan. 15v.s
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Direction pOr Gables
MEAREA :
NEW YORK. :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-11

El cspitan vans Darlington no
habfa muerto; bien: lejos de ESQ.
El golpe que Ell principe ALI Ma.
rain lie ssestsra. lie cogi6 desde la
cabeza al hombro; pero tai era su
fuerEs que cay0 sin sentido. Lo
1nico que lie hizo Iecobrarse fue la
senssci6n del aqua frfa, empez6
& luchar por Ia vida
Nado hssta la orilla. que ocurri6
scr In psrte mas sombrfa espesa
de arboles; entonces Sc detuvo para
cobrSr aliento, escuchando durante
ell intervalo con toda In agudeza de
un loco, como podfs decfrsele en-.
tonces.
Los arboles cragfsn y gemian q
impulse de las furiosss rafagas,
ell aqua cafa chorros.
Sc pas6 una mano por la dolori-
da cabeEa y 10 encontr6 cubierta de
sangre; eptonces rechino los diem
tes. maldiciendo al rsjsh.
Use me hs escapadol IPero tam
bien 10 he escapado yol
La segunds exclamation lie puso
pensstivo, y sfiAdi6:
-iAhi Isl al menos pudiese es-
-capar del todoi
al djarse en In torre, pregunt6se
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si irfsn & buscarle ALI. sPero resis'
tirfan sus nervios los horrores de
aquel espsntoso lugarf ST.. meior
media docena de fsntasmas que la
policfa =. 81 es que allf hsbfa fam
tasmas. LEGO 81 escondite; pero
cuando estaba sgaIspado allf, le
alarm6 ell rumor de ligeras pissdas
pr6ximas q 81. Use estremeci6. Un
eiercito de ratasl mo podfa perma-
necer allfI
Enderezoss y salio al exterior,
dando nm gran rodeo, hasta qoe es.
tuVo tan lejos, que las luces del
castillo parecfan chispas tembloro-
sas
-lJamas me cogeran vivoi dijo
Entonces oy6 resonar pisadas de
cabsllo en- ell pef1sscoso cemino, y
se escondio detres de IN arbol.
Gran Dios.... aq q I estani
murmuro.
Pas6 ell iinete velozmente. Ca
rriugton conocio Victor Linton.
Giit6, pero el viento Sc lleyo 81
vox en- ssntido contrafio.
-.El me syudarz por amor q
HildAi sPor que no he tenido con.
fianza en- els lLintoni. :. ILintonf
iSocorrOl
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Sin medios materiales para stender
a 10 mas necesariO, como encargada la
Naturaleza en- este dia sOlemne de ha
GER mas intensa su desgracia, tuvo que
decirle los peones que no tenia con
que pagarles gu tarea de cargar ell ca
dayer de su espOsa.
Ellos noblemente respOndierOn con
la generOsidad gus cOntestan los hijOs
del pueblo.
FL partido republicano de Santa Isa'
bel, penOso es decirlo, ha puesto de re-
lieve sn incOnsecuencia con ell politico
que fundo el Comite que ha content
do a las fuerzas federales de otrOs pue'
bios en- la lucha aqui, trabajar por
los suyos por evitar rozamientos con ell
jefe hasta hoy, que han tenidO siempro.
Su conducta ha sidO incalificable en-
este drama de la muerte.
UN TESTIGO OCULAR.
Abril de 1904.
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cara. diio Linton, y ponerse estas
ropas.
A los veinte minutes Ell <hermoso
Carringtons estaba completamente
transformado en- <Bill Dodgson,
obrero
-TenemoS I'm cincuenta por
ciento de probabilidades, exclam6
Victor. Desaffo q su propia esposs
q que le reconozca. A las nueve es-
taran trabajando cincuenta 8 Sc
senta hombres. Entonces explicare
a mi socio que usted es IN trabsja.
dor que he tornado por mi cuenta,
pues Groweot, es en- absolute Ell ad.
ministrador de la nina.