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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-10
Observation-Disclosures Chapter.

The Johnston-P ettigrew Chapter, U.
d. c.. will meet at four o'clock on next
Wednesday, with Mrs. Leo ID. Heartt.
Delegates are to be elected to the
State Convention which meets at Nor
canton the first week in October.
Mrs Leo d. Heart, President; Mrs.
F. Mcneil. Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-10
WASHINGTON SOCIAL EVENTS
Engagement of Miss Gordon and Mr.
ID. NJ. Carter Is Announced.

Washington, Sept S,-One Of the
most delightful eventcs of the season
here was a delightful reception Civ
en- Tuesday evening at the Hotel
Louise by Mrs. A A. Springs Compli-
mentary to Miss Gordon Quest of hon
or,) also Miss Cole, of Concord, n c.,
and Miss Springs.
The decorations were lovely and a
very enjoyable feature of the evening
was guessing contest. entitled "A
proving victorious, the first prize, a
ladies sewing bag" was gracefully
presented to her by Mr.. Richard Bra
gaw. Miss Tayloe then charmingly
presented it to the guest of honor,
Miss Gordon. The gentleman's prize
q sterling silver watch box, was,
awarded to Mr.. Walter Windley. The
visitors prize, a brooch, was present
ed to Miss Cole, of Concord, and the
BOBBY, "a puzzle to Mr.. Bragaw.
Each guest was then presented with
very unique and pretty souvenir
card. announcing the engagement or
Miss Gordon to Mr. ID. M. Carter, of
this city This card was beli-Shaped,
and on one side was neatly sketcaed
a bride in her bridal dress and veil
while on the other was a heart bear
ing the initials &C. c." and pierced
with one of Cupid's darts.
delightful trip to the historic town
of Bath was also given this week com
plimentary to Miss role, of Concord.
Lunch was served on the trip which
was very greatly enjoyed.
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the
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has
the
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mmonly known as Nervous
n
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that that will allow
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ed
reliable treatment devised
treatme Varicocele
operation discharge soon
with Varcocee
neglect them moment
a &c of
8ad-
Diseases
his examination
feeu o X-rays ETC.
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When the stork visits a home it
leaves a bowling reminder behind.
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HIS SPECIALITY
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acknowledgements.

Kinnon, N c.. Sept. Sat the
home of Mr.. J. T. McCorQuodale, in
Cumberland county. there was pretty
marriage when his accom- plished
daughter, Miss Josie, and Mr.. Duncan
Nordan were wed. Miss Lue MCCcr,
quodale was maid of honor and little
Fannie Mav Cannon was flower girl
The decorations were very artistic and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
V. G.. Smith. The happy young couple
have gone to Harnett county to spend
few days, after which they will re-
turn to Fayetteville where they will
reside.
Mr.. Nordan is the efficient manager
of one of the departments of the Holt
Morgan Mill, at Fayetteville which
position he has held for number of
years and the bride is an accomplish
ed and charming young lady.
j. \ X
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Elizabeth City. n. c., Sept S.-Mr.
Gideon NJ. Hughes and Miss Catherine
G. Price, of this city, were quietly
married at the Baptist parsonage by
the pastor, Rev. c. w. Duke, Wednes-
day evening.
The bride was becomingly goWned
in white tulle over white silk, ana
carried brides roses. The maid of
honor, Miss Lille May Gard, wore
beautiful costume of blue silk null,
and carried white carnations, while
the bridesmaid, Miss Emma Steger,
was attired in pink silg null. and
carried pink carnations The groom
was attended by Timothy Mccoy, and
brother Samuel Hughes acted
as best man,
Immediately following the wedding
ceremony the bridal party went to the
home of the groom's parents on rae
tory avenue, where a reception had
been prepared. The home was made
more lovely by the arrangement of
beautiful potted plants and palm ar
ranged with admirable taste, and
large number of presents attested the
esteem in which the couple is held.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes will make their
home here.
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HenderSOn-Duke,

Martinsville, Va, Sept. S-There was
a very beautiful wedding on We'd
nesday morning in the Methodist Epis-
copal church when Miss Ethel Maude
Duke and DR.. 7. 3. Henderson, of
Richmond were married.
The bride, attired in travelling
suit of blue cloth, carrying white car
nations, was given away by her broth
er, Mr.. S. P. Duke. Mrs. c. H. Garvin,
Of Raleigh. n. c., the matron of honor.
was attired in crepe de chine silk and
carried pink carnations. DR.. l.. v.
Henderson, of Richmond was best
man. while Mr.. O. ID. Reamy. of Mar
tinsville; DIR. d. H. Mason, of Mason's
Va, and DR.. Fl. V. Price. of Price, N.
c.. acted as ushers. The ceremony
was performed by Rev M. S. Colonna.
Those present from a distance were
Mrs. ]. T. Henderson and Miss Helen
Henderson, Rustburg, Va; Miss Mary
Collins, Houston. Va: Mr.. and Mrs,
c. FL. Garvin, Raleigh, n. c.; j. r.
Voss, Walnut Cove, n. c., and ID. w
T. Graham. Graham Forge.
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Greenwood FoOte-

Elkin, Sept S.-Onf Wednesday af-
ternoon Mr. Charles III. Greenwood and
Miss Zera Foote, of Roaring River
were married here at the residence
CT Mr.. j. F. Cook. Rev. b. f. Hargett
of North WilkesborO, officiating rms
was a genuine gretna green affair, ana
was quite a surprise to our people
here, not nalf a dozen knowing OF the
marriage until it was over. Inc
groom is a son of ex-Sheriff Green
wood. of Wilkes, and is prominent
business man of Roaring River. The
bride is a daughter of Major James
H. Foote and is lady of many charms
with a host of friends here, where she
has often visited.
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Ward Faux.

Lumberton, Sept. "A pretty we'd
ding was celebrated at the home OF
the brides uncle, Mr.. B. Goodwin, We'd
nesday evening at eight o'clock, when
Miss Dora Faulk and Mr.. Alva H.
Ward were married. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. E. Baker,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Ward re.
paired to the Waverly Hotel, their
future home.
Miss Faux has for a number of
years been a resident in the home of
Mr.. Goodwin. and has won many
friends here, being one of our most
popular and charming young ladies.
Mr.. Ward, who for some time past has
held the position of cashier of the
Robson County Loan & Trust Com
pany, but a few months ago resigned
TO accept the proprietorship of the
Waverly Hotel, is one of Lumberton' =
most energetic, abue and successful
business men.
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WOMAN and
...S0CIETY...

Gray, autumn tints Ger distant hills,
The bround leaves round us whirl,
The summers gone and with it, too
Has gone the summer girl.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-10
WOnan's Club.

Tuesday, the 18th inst, at 4:3O p.
M, in the trustees room ofNhe Raney
Library, the Literary Department IF
the Womans Club will hold its first
meeting of the season. The depart
ment will take as it's years work the
Age of Queen Anne and will present
an interesting programme at Tues
days meeting, consisting of essays on;
"A Glimpse of England at the Close
of the 18th Century" by Miss Heck;
John Dryden, the Satirist," by Miss
Matte Reese, and John Locke by
Prof Moses. which will be followed by
an open discussion on: rs there a
difference between mans and wornan's
philosophy of life p
On Friday. the 18th. at 430 p. M,
the Art Department will hold it's ini-
tial meeting of the year. the subject
being Egyptian Sculpture Papers
will be read on the following subjects.
Egyptian Art as an Expression OF
Egyptian Life; Hall of kanah," and
1.-The Woodenman of Bulah compared
with Later Egyptian Art.
All members of the club who have
not enlisted and desire to do so, also
those wishing to become club mem
bers, please send names at once.
After Tuesdays meeting of the Lit
erary Department, there will be
general meeting of importance. A
full attendance is desired.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-10

HuSsey-Ware.

Scotland Neck Sept. S.-Last Sat
urday in Norfolk Miss Irene Ware,
daughter of Mr.. j. 7. Ware. OF Scot
land Neck. was married to Mr. f.. Il.
Hussey. of Tarboro the ceremony 10
ing performed by Rev. DR.. j. n. ii.
Summerell pastor of the Chen Pres
byterian church. At the conclusion OF
the marriage rite, Mr.. and Mrs. Hus-
sey left for their home in Tarboro. The
groom holds a prominent official posi-
ton i'm the Bank of Tarboro. The
bride has taken a course as a trained
nurse in the Pittman Hospital in Tar
boro, was quite efficient in her work,
and is a charming young woman.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-10

mo Misleading
statements or de-
ceptiyo propositions
allowed i'm my adj
vertisementS."
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"No extra
charge for
Medicine
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
Foundations,
10c

Featherbone Cir
die Foundations. .
well made; tape
bound. Boned with
Warren's Feather
bone. Black or
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at 1Gc.
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The Washington times., 1905-02-12
Regular Csc
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white Weayes for
suits and waists
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Special Values IN
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This store plans ahead of your need-and constantly offering
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The Washington times., 1905-02-12
Munyon's 25c
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The Washington times., 1905-02-12
1oC Extracts,
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Pan american
extra quality Mar
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Regular Iz1e
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Fine quality soft
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row.
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Re gular lz1c
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2o-incn W hi t e
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Choice of a large
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Tomorrow at 9%c
yard instead of
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The Washington times., 1905-02-12

This fabric is
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yard.
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1oc Stationery,
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Cranes Oriental
e11um Writing
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quire-temorrow at
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Exactly Half Regular Price

addition the purchase of Embroideries have closed out
large of Swiss Cambria and Naisook All Overs at such fig
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Night Gowns,
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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-07

S---..& -h - - 1,
ored, cnarged WITH assault ;fnd 'Uft-
cry against Anson Kelly, also colored.
The jury brought In verdict of
guilty with recommendation to the
mercy of the Court. rhe judge SEN
fenced him to Is months hard labor in
the penitentlary.
The next case taken up was that OF
George BroaduaX, colored, charged
with the murder of James Mimms,
also colored, The State having no
positive proof brought in a verdict
OF not guilty.
The case of Joe Adams, cOlOrcd,
charged with the burning of HrS
Wells Moseley's barn, was tried yes
terday. The jury, after taking ter
hours to make IA decision, brought il
Il verdict of guilty with recommends
ing the passage OF the life sentence
The Judge gave him twenty years Il
hard labor.
r The case Of James Werts, cnlorcd
charged with the murder of San
Pickley, also colOred, was tried Thurs
day and Friday. This was one or Tn
most revolving crimes that was eve
perpetrated in Aiken county. Sar
Pickley was an honest hard workn
old negro, about sevcnty-tivc years {
age, while Jim WertS is loaiins
worthless gambler. 1t was know
among the negroes that sam Ina
some money saved up. This none
was the cause OF the old mans dcatl
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AS the result Q
police officers. Jir
-

iron axle, found in {he house, came
from blacksmith shop where wertS
had been working. a negro named
John Lite declared, that the bloody
knife found IN the room. belonged to
WertS. Werts' friends stated that he
had no money before The murder too&
place, but after the murder he had IA
considerable amount Of money in his
pockets. MeSSrS. llenderSOn'S repre-
scnted the State and MessrS Croft
and Sally the defendant.
The jury brought in verdict OF
guilty with recomadatio to mercy.
The rndge sentenced WertS to life
imprisonment.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-07
MADMAN Runs A.
MUCK In FRISCO.

After shooting With Il shot gun
about a dozen peupe, none of whom
have died, the maonan stuffed the
muzzle of his gun iIl OF $50 and 500
notes. OF which he eems to have had
ii bountilul suppl, The lunatic,
when abou, 10 be tiicn, blew the top
of his head oil
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NOTICE

ON another page YOU will find the
advertisement of Jacob Wolf; il you
can use anything, as referred TO there.
ii will be II your advantage to
avail Yourself of this exceptional OPP
portunty.
Remember this Great Sale starts on
Saturday next and last for seven DAYS
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: closed its doors. and gone into Il
. 20. TO"
The philadelphia Trust Co mas Dtcn-
rated for years as Il thoroughly rcli
able institution, 1t was wrecked 10y
the forgcrieS Of Benjamin Gaskil,
broker, whose dcceaSe has brought to
light that he. Gaskill, had obtained
from the Bank, over $40, Geo ON Sccuri.
ties, whose actual value is not over
$1,000, GaSkill'S plan was tu buy one
share "f stock or bond and then to
raise the to 100 and toget the money
on the. 100 instead Of the one. .hat is
raising cash on % bogus shares at
each dral
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HIGHESTPRICES.

If you want TO get the highest
prices for your butter, eggs and farm
produce, bring it tone.
=. X. Steadman.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

The Books Tor the registration of
in the municipal Election VIII be open
at my Store. Mondaya Il m May 18TH
1908 and will remain open until ten
days before the election. T.. V.
Cullum Supervisor of Registrations
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the efforts of the
dSWerts d was arrested
1county Jail. WertS
bdged in the county
erved on the jury Oi
|Jnduct led the Off
I'm .Tnnu inveStiga'
-
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CLOSED BY ORDER OF
BANK INSPECTORS.

The Philadelphia Trust Co has
closed its doors. aud gone into the
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GUN HtcUtAHI eo'nesroNoGHT.

Tie Hrst case Tried at court this
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
E equiPaj9 de un Japon6s

Tn corresponsal de guerra de un
peri0dico ruso, el Noyosti, manda la
description siguiente del equipaje de
un Official subaiterno japon6s, q quien
Sc halo muerto;
xAl guitar las correas, nos sor.
prendi6 el cuidado con que el equipaje
estaba arreglado, Al interior de la
mochila, todo estAba per!ectamente
dispuesto Cada cosa estaba colocada
minuciosamente en- su lugar. <,Ql6
limpios esos pequeios sacos cue con.
tep(au ell arroz y los frijoles,, Con
que arte la cajita de sal, estaba Ell.
vuelta en- papel del Jap6n Los calce
tines azlles estaban reunidos con una
simetrla raraS
SEncontramos dos casquillos va
clos, tambien envueltos en- papel una
eaiita con grasa para fusil, IN fras
quito con poma1a para los bigotas
uua lata de origen americana, COZ
csrne conservada, varias pleas d,
refaci6n para el fusii, y usa cajita Ell
donde Sc encontraban varios,po,vos d,
uso farmac6utico, y en- flo, .otr9 Cal
met4Iica llena de cartas de familia
en- Gina de estas cartas, un mapa d
Mandchurria
sEn otro rinc6n de la moehila hs
bia una cuchara de estshc, un ceuill
de dientes, un peine, y diyersos instru
mentos para desarmar el-fusil y lin
piarlo, Todo parecia sslir de un a.
mac6n, por la limpieza con que estab
arreglaeo. 1.
Decdidamente, Nh Official, :,uba,
terno apop6s que tiene, entire otra
cosas, un mapa de Mandchurria, c
un guerrero m9derno.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23

desestimo por improcedente la excep-
ci6n de la dafensa.
Sigui6 ell senior Valdes en- eli uso
de la palabra; diio eque ese partido
unionista que preside el senior Cortes,
tenfa una combination, para en- la
tards de los sucesos atacar q su de-
fendido. Qle ese partido guiado por
uu sentimiento polf.ico, habfa escogi-
tado efe medic para atropellar 4 un
ciudadano pacifco como ell senior An
guita, asf como para denunciare ante
los tribunales y hacer victim ario & Ia
vfctima. Que ell senor Cortes como
Presidente en- Juncos del ameritado
partido, debi6 haber ordenado sus
huestes, evitando Ell desarrollo de los
sucesos porque aQuellas con las ban
derolas hagelaban los rostros de su
defendido Anguita y de los sefiores
Garcia y Collazo (don Baldomero) que
lie acompafl aban en- la caleza, la cual
fu6 detenida por la muchedumbre unio
nista apostada en- la esquina. Que
Anguita era ell Cristo de uncos, por.
que sobre e recalan todas las acusa'
clones haciendole aparecer como ur
criminal cuando por 10 contrario era
un hombre pacffco, pero Sc le habfs
cogido como maniqufs y con iguaI
erudici6n termino asi ell abogado de
fensor senor Valdes Cajas, pidiende
la absoluci6n de su patrocinado POI
no haber cometido el hecho imputadl
en- la denuncia,
Terminada la defensa, ell honora
BILE mister Ewing pronunci6 un bri
llante discurso hacienda entender qu'
era eacometimientoS y como Sc reali
zaba terminando por imponer al Sc
nor Anguita $50 de multa y las costas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Y saIidas de este puerto

81 vapor Puerto Rico. " SaldrS
de Barcelona hacia ell 81 de Enero,
hacienda las escalas de Valencia,
Malaga, Cadiz y Canarias, para San
Juan, Mayag1ez, Ponce, Santiago de
Cuba y Habana.
eMiguel Gallarts sali6 de Bar
celona el 81 ppdo. hacienda escalas
en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz Canarias
San Juan de Puerto Rico, siguisndo
viaje para MayagHez, Ponce, Habana,
Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo Man
zanillo.
Vapor SMartfn Saenz,. SaldrS
del puerto de Barcelona el dia 20
del corriente hacienda las escalas
de Palma de Mallorca, Valencia, Ma
laga, C&diz y Canarias. De este dlti-
mo puerto 10 hara sobre ell de Fe-
brero para este puerto, siguiendo des-
pues para los de Maysgdez, Ponce,
Santiago de Cuba y New-Orleans.
SAntonio lopez. FL % del que
cursa estara aquf procedente de Eu.
ropa.
Caracas. Ell 25 del corriente
saldra para New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23

nos sentimos demasiado decentss para
hacer case del artf;ulo que sobre los
hechos ocurridos entire autorid ades de-
este pueblo, publics sThe Puerto Rico
EagleS en- su edici6n del Ii del corrien.
to mes; pues tendrfamos que contestar
en- ell mismo estilo soez y tabernario
empleado pof Santiago Rosario Ortiz
frmante de dicho articulo, 10 cual es-
timamos denigraute.
Gracias se1or Director y queda'
mos de usted atentos correligionarios
Francisco Figueroa, Ramon Caballe-
ra, Pedro a. Lopez Joaquin Gomez,
J. G. Diaz, j. Crosas, Monserratt
Acevedo, Ramon Rodriguez, Jose +
Come, Jose G LOPEZ, Efgenio We
azquez, Juan FlgOeroa.
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Co|onia especial de estudian-
tes pueIto-Iiquehos
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael Janer
1514, DRUID AVE

Admite nihos y nifias memories de
IA amos, & raz6n de $3.50 anticipates
por Semestre, en- concepto de pupil ale,
enseiianza, lavado de ropa, asistencia
m6dica y medicinas. Referencias: DR..
Coll Lcdos. Figueras y Perea en- San
Juan; D. Arturo Dfaz en- Arecibo; DR..
L. Orcasistas en- Rio -Piedras; Doctor
Martinez Guasp en- Mayagtlez; Lcdo.
julia en- Ponce; D. Basilio Pifiero en-
Carolina; D. Juan Davila en- Manatf;
D. M. Deliz en- Aguadilla D. Fran
cisco Giuliani y D. Jose Bsnitez en-
Vieques.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
Distinguidos hu6sPedes

Desde hace unos dias hospedanse
en- ell hotel Inglaterra ell distinguido
venezolano don Manuel Matos Ibarra,
acompahado de su bella esposa, hija
del general Guzman Blanco, q quien
sus compatriotas llamaban ell Ilustre
Americana.
Ell senior Matos es hijo del general
Manuel Antonio Matos, jefe que fu6
de la Ultima revoluci6n venezolana.
Ell senior Matos Ibarra ha sido ex.
pulsado de su patria por el gobierno
de Castro y Sc dirije a Curazao.
Saludamos 4 los distinguidos via.
jeros.