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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

pie.
Aver. Of ThurHton. and Falconer,
Of auohomiHh. also Wilson men,
fought the measure In ringing
speeches There wHs almost con
tinuai tumult aud disorder. and the
HerReaut=ai- arms had difficulty 10
keeping the chamber quiet enough
80 that the debafers could be heard.
The principal ones who champion
I'd the bin we're Craudall aud Reid
of Pierce They used the arguments
which have been covered IN their
interviews already given In tho
newspaper reports
Finally call for the question"
vas heard. and il would NOT down,
and the vote was taken and the
measure passed
The vote stood. ;
Ayes 5B noes 50
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Mayor Wright Of Tacoma. Who
appeared before committee to LOBBY
for the removal bin "a few nights
ago. offered on behalf OF Tacoma 70
present 10 the state for capitol site
purposes Wright park. now a eity
reservation worth $500 900. or its
equivalent containing 90 acres.
Wright also offered 20 provide in
Tacoma suitable temporary quarters
for Oh state officers for the supreme
court and state library to be useh
free Of charge 10 the state until such
time a. a new capitol building "a
completed IN Tacoma.
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By scrlpps News Ass'n1

ST PETERSBURG. IA message states
heavy casualties have
far lost
General Kuropatkn reports today that the Japanese have been
Tepussd Rus usht flank The Russians
burned hamlet whleh occupied by the Japanese
TOXIC f7Fela reports that the advance
Of the Russian cavalry southwark has been checked and
the Russians retiring
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Everyone HATED THE GRAN 0 DUKE

CHICAGO Feb t5Barou schppanhach Russian
l Al Chicago when Informed q the grand dukes assassination to-
dsF
The assassination OF Grand Duke sezus while fepiorabs =
not q especial importance oud be spared almost
nan IN Russia lie extremely unpopular and extreme
nay He stood for and embodiment Of the castiuuary
party He but
the nobility
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Feb -esstln a later report states that the
IN sleiBh The 20 the explosion broke
sss~. The heard outside
$50 Immense crowd had gathered
students
40 vsoauenarY preclauatsnG
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GRAND DUKE BLOWN LIMB FROM
LIMB BY ASSASSINaS AT Nose

usolus TIE UNIVERSALLY MATED UNCLE or THE CAR,
BLOWN INTO ETERNITY ny BOMB AS HE WAS RETURNING
IN MS CARRIAGE FROM VI SIT TO HISTORICAL MUSEUM
WIN EXCITEMENT REiGNs
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CAPITAL REMOVAL
BILL is PASSED

AFTER hottest FloHT or The THE MEASURE PRO
VioIHG FOR TIE SUBMISSION VOTE OF The PEOPLE
The PROPOSITION or REMOVING THE SEAT OF GOVERN.
mEgT TACOMA is PASSED BY HOUSE,
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OSHKOSH. Wis, Feb. 17.-Gov-
ernor La Toilette yesterday ordered
Sheriff Simpson 70 stop the fight
between Thomas MowaU and Ed
ward Hanlon and. the contest was
prevented. A large audience had
gathered to see the Aght.
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tttt tttt
The Weather
SpOfer

Tonight. Occasional RAM Warmer.
Saturday, RAIN Fresh East to
Southeast Winds.
Watch this hand-It moves and
viii tell the lowest temperature for
the past % hours
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ST PETERSBURG the assassination Of Grand
Duke 81 Petersburg Few
Moscow.
The tragedy great prise. known that the
% duke had condemned die by the terrorss since
e affair % January p.
A marsh aroused the
Greatest hostility especially the students and many threats
rave been made against his life
ssgas was born in 1851 and married Princess Elizabeth
Hese Damaadt daughter Alice Of England. in 1854
mere children
sgus tn Seventh eonaerpton and
With MOSCOW southern metropolis Of the Rus
aan
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MOSCOW Feb the mvrdsrsrs when taken in Gus.
es, remarked
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Surrounded
By japanese

WHOLE RUSSIAN DETACHMENT At MERCY OF nkhDo's sol.
oIERs-REPoRr CONES FROM ST. PETERSBURG RUSSIAN
CAVALRY CHECKED
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THREE MORE MARKED FOR s LAUGHTER

BERLIN Feb 1.-THE embassy here first received the
news Of the the
srondsna
Reports on say erroristz there had
marked four exeeuonEegua the Trepoff
and Interior Minister Bouilsau
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ST PETERSBURG Feb. ~ Bustin-whsn news tho
seus reached the Tsarko
= prostrted The imperial family entertaining
g.. Fr,dssk leopold Of Prussia
ss, aansdiatsy abandoned
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tnY aeriunu News Asa'u)
Olympus Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Olympia, Wash.
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Bills Passed
ANr,.pAss MEASURE AND APP.
PRECIPITATION BILL AMONG
THE MEASURES PASSED By
SENATE

OLYMPIA. Feb. 1.-THE senate
today passed the bill anpronriainS
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The Only Paper in Seattle
That Dares to Print the News
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Mrs. ulia Donaldson, who was re-
strained by Superior Judge Frater.
AA-..Ill.aHnN. FINN Win inc. IL. IIrfIa
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MAN WHO ARRESTED
DOC AMES is HERE

Sheriff Nathaniel Doane Of Man
chester, Hillsborough county, New
Hampshire, the official who cared for
former Mayor "A. Ames and assisted
in bringing that fugitive back from
his New Hampshire retreat, spent this
morning in Minneapolis. He is en- route.
for San Francisco, where he is to take
charge of Henry Bellville, a man
wanted in New Hampshire on charges
Of swindling, and the object Of official
search for the last eight years.
Sheriff Doane was met by Sheriff j.
w. Dreger this morning, and spent the
few hours he remained in the city in
calling upon friends and acquaintance
he met while here a year and a half
ago.
{" Minneapolis is great city, de-
clared the visitor. / only wish / could
spend more time here. The place is
certainly growing wonderfully and has
a great future. You are certainly up
| to date here. You live faster than we
do back in New Hampshire, but at
that you didn't go fast enough to con-
vict DR.. Ames, whom / took such good
care of for YOU.
| Sheriff Doane will stop fora few days
at Portland and will start on his return
trip from San francisco July Is.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,

a thimble bee: will be given in the gu11droom
of Christ Episcopal church Thursday afternoon.
Miss Wynifred Fairchild Of Chicago is max
ing an. extended visit in Minneapolis, her former
hOme.',- ~ 49, -. -
Miss Mabelle Brown of Austin is the guest
Of her. friend, Miss Daisy Rudolf, AS East
Sixteenth street. 70. {. Us r. ~ ; Al =
Mrs. Ed Butler and two children spent the
week with Mrs. r. Observation-Disclosures at Mead.
vile Park Minnetonka. s.'e.*ss' T. go
The ladies Of. the First Presbyterian church
WI De af al f M Mrs oge
$500 Park avenue. - ..
The ladies of the First Baptist church will
hold a thimble bee tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. II. T. Chamber
lain 3100 First avenue s. w.. -..
st. Paul members of Mistletoe court, No. l.,
o. of A., will have charge of the supper to
be given at Commandery hall, Masonic Temple,
powderh horn No: s4ss, T. g. F viii s. given
Wednesday evening or the first pleasant evening
after that at Lake street and Columbus avenue.
fta PA Park boulevard Linden Hills
are invited. Basket luncheon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Hosmer are occupying thu
Garland house, 816 Second avenue S, unit
| October. Miss Millicent Hosmer has just re
| turned from Lake George. Mrs. Albert q. Edd,
! Is with her parents for the summer.
| The Young Peoples society of Bethel churcl
will hold a lawn social tomorrow evening at thu
residence of Il. B. Anderson, Elliot and Thirty
sixth avenue. The members of last years con
hrmation class will be the guests of honor.
G. W. Powers Of Washington D. c., is visit
/ ing hit brother-inlaw, Samuel N. Nichols 70
! a week on his way to the Pacific coast. MI
| Powers is a prominent member Of No. IL
! B. P. o. E., of Washington. He is accompanie
by Mrs Powers. ---.
The midsummer missionary tea of the We
men Of Olivet Baptist church will be give
tomorrow at $3.50 in the church Parlors. In tn
4 subject, Resolved, That the church should nc
accept and use so-called tainted money Lead
ers. affirmative, Charles Eaton; negative jaime
EyeringtOn.
Northwestern people at New York hotels: Mi,
1 neapolis- Continental, ]. w. Dickinson Mania
TAM T. S. Donaldson: Park Avenue R. \
Thompson, H. N. Leighton, F. T. Fox; HOLLAND
: L. F. Day; Marlborough, II. g. Severance; N.
yarre B. Mnlett: Herald Trsn Square B.
Savoy, r. Whilon., DuluthaPark Avenue, +. !!
Ware; Cumberland, G. A. Gray; Holland, Nil
i W. Morris. A. W. Hartman.
Healthy, wholesome, satin skin bestowed h
| Satin skin cream and Satin powder. 25c rt
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weakening drains, heals Inflammation
and liberation and cures female weak
ness. "
II am pleased to inform you Of the benefit
I received from using Dr. Pierce's Favorlte
Prescription and Golden Medical Discov-
ery,'' writes Mrs. Elizabeth A. 0swold Of As
Brant Street. Windsor, Essex Co.. Ontario.
Canada. :" Was quite discouraged when l
wrote asking your advice, as the physics ans
here told me could get no relief except by
an operation. Suffered for four years from
irregular and profuse menstruation, had sick
and nervous headaches most Of the time.
and at times could hardly walk across the
floor from weakness. I thank God there Is
such a remedy as DR.. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription for suffering women: Before had
taken the first bottle the headaches had left
me and it was not long before regularity was
established and still continues So Have just
finished housekeeping which never ex-
pected to be able to do again. and can truly
say I never felt better than at present.
gladly recommend Favorite Prescription
to all who suffer from female weakness. II
has cured me and made me stronger In. every
way Neither my husband nor myself car
say enough in Its praise.
The selfish seller who urges some sub
stitute is thinking of the larger profit
he'll make and not of your best good.
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Branch, Meeting at Excelsior.

! The quarterly meeting Of the Mime
apolis branch of the W'oman's Foreign
Missionary society Of the Methodist
church will be held tomorrow at the Elk
celsior church. The members from town
will go out on the 9:15 St. Louis train.
conduct the devotional exercises and
Mrs. W. M. Mcdonald will give an adj
dress of welcome, to which Mrs. B. r.
Longley of st. Paul will respond Among
the speakers Of the, day will be Miss
Wilma Rouse, a missionary Of the
branch to China and Miss Ilian Tang,
the Chinese woman student, who came
to this country several years ago under
the. guidance of Bishop and Mrs, T.. ".
Joyce. Mrs. Alberta Fisher Ruettel will
sing. The women Of the Excelsior church
will serve luncheon. .-'. -" -
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES

WEDNESDAY, :S..-. p.
. Ladies' Aid society, Thirteenth Az
enue M. f. church, Mrs. Becker, .170S
Ninth avenue S, $50 clock. . d.
Woman's Home Missionary society,
Central Baptist church. Mrs. Lena Kin
sell, All East Eighteenth street, 8
o'clock. -.. ....-.... ~. -..
Willing Workers. Mrs. G. G.. Swanson,
Marshall and Thirt y-eighth avenue NE,
Levi Butler W. R. G. Sewing society,
Mrs. Nettie McEwen, 1913 Logan av-
enue N. 90, ri. -...ca 49,
Women's Home and Foreign Mission
ary society, Grace Presbyterian church
Mrs. Confer, 27Oo Hennepin avenue
2:3O O'Clock. ;.@@i@. ''& ."..a."z -. .; ,:
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WILL MARRY WOMAN HE
u. SAVED FROM INDIANS

A romance began in the Dakotas
twenty years ago Will be brought to a
happy conclusion at White Bear lake ak
within few days, when Dora F. Feagle
and John Wakefield are made man and
wife. In the stirring days when the
Sioux were still in the habit Of taking
Feagle from being massacred by the
noble red men. There was war paint
and feathers everywhere when the
young pioneer carried the maiden away
to safety, but she scarcely had time
to express her gratitude before the two
were separated. 49,, Z s2..as
They were lost to- each other Wake
field went into Idaho and became inter-
ested in some productive mines, but he
did not forget the maid Of other days,
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attractive design yet conceived since
the publication Of the program a few
years ago. 81 . Ts&E
Mr.. Randall gives personal attention
to the distribution of the program, and
it gets into the hands of responsible
parties only. So carefully is this wook
done and so attractive are the programs
nowadays. that none are found scat
tered about the fair grounds; on the
invariably as souvenirs of the fair. The
program will be we'll illustrated with
views of the buildings and scenes on
the fairgrounds, as well as a half-tone
cut of.Dan Patch, who is to be at the
fair on Monday, Sept. 4, the opening
day ty-s4
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PREPARING THE PROGRAM
State Fair Publication Will Be a Fit
Souvenir. b.. - n,

Work on the official program Of the
Minnesota state fair.is now under way.
Secretary -: w. Randall is in general
charge, while the details Of publication
are in the hands Of Horace B. Hudson,
who has been reappointed press man
ager' for the fair. The program this
year will be much improved. A cover
design shows H|The Bread and Butter
State' in outline, with appropriate let
tering and decorations. It is the most
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her SlumDer Will
be and how re-
freshed the
morning will
find her. But
it's another
thing for the
sick woman to
feel tired out.
Rest only seems
to increase her
suffering. She
feels .acutely .
the aching back
and thrObbing
- nerves.
Sick women,
hundreds of
thousands of 49,.
them, have been
made we'll by
the use of DR..
Pierce's Favor
tie Prescription.
| It establishes
rar,,1oritU 6rioe
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TIRED OUT.

There's many a wife sits in the growing
shadows Of an evening, knowing what
it is to feel tired out; as ii there was
not another ounce of effort left in her.
But if healthy she knows how sound
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and when he had acquired a competence
he set out in search for her.
Miss. ,Feagle s. sister lives at White
Bear and thru her the lover learned
that the object of his search was in
New York and unmarried. kilograms
followed and Miss Feagle arrived in
st. Paul Saturday morning. The we'd
ding will take place Thursday at White.
BEAR. ~, - 49, s.z2 :. !: y
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who praise them. Anonymous.
Miss Gladys Mcdonald of 2123 Bry-
ant avenue S gave parcel shower this
afternoon for Miss Floy Hodgmire, a
bride Of Saturday. The pink and green
decorations were carried out in roses
and sweet peas. Several novel fea-
lures were much enjoyed. The finder
of the most hidden hearts was declared
the next bride-elect, and the maiden
whose candle burned the longest in a
contest was pronounced the one marked
gifts were tied to long strands Of white
ribbon and hidden, the ribbon furnish
ing the clue to their locations. A buff
fet luncheon was served to the twenty
guests. @ Il.
Miss Louise Sawyer of 1922 Third
avenue S gave a parcel shower this
afternoon in honor Of Miss Viola Ack-
ley, who will be married next week in
pink, carnations and ferns being used.
The packages, dalntily wrapped in
white and tied with pink ribbon, were
brought in in a large basket. During
the afternoon the eighteen guests sewed
busily for Miss Ackley. Refreshments
were served in the dining-room where
festoons of pink were draped from the
Cnduue11eT To Cu6 GdDle ana IuS. GdU1os
was prettily trimmed with flowers. ~
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Hazel Yer Treese Chaffee to
Frank Lorn Hart of Montreal. The
marriage will be in the autumn.
The marriage of Miss Edith Miller,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur. Mil
| Ter Of 1850 Hennepin avenue, and Harry
Diff of ChIoocn ruoc cn1ononizoH
very quietly yesterday afternoon by
DR.. L.. H. Hallock Of Plymouth church.
Tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock, at
| the home of Mrs. l.. NJ. Pitblado, 1853
| Quincy street NE, her daughter, Susan
M. Pitblado, will be married to Rbyal
R.. Subway. There will be no at
PENDANTS except a .ringbearer, Walter
Pitblado, a nephew Of the bride. Mr.
sity and will take his bride away fol
trip lasting until the beginning OF
the university year. 49,.
/ Several pretty affairs have beer
l given for the bride. On Friday Mrs
I Il. M. Pitblado gave luncheon at bel
home at Cottage City. Covers were
laid for twenty and the table decora
tions were spirea and ferns. -.
i Thursday afternoon Mrs. :, Edward
| CdSSlOy duu M1S. AlUO1O hol1 SoVO
Japanese garden party. at their LAX
Calhoun cottage, entertaining twenty
five guests delightfully."-. -: y
+ The marriage tomorrow Of Miss Id;
M. Williams and DR.. D. B. Payne O.
Sherburne, N. Y, will be very quie
affair at the residence of the bride :
!, uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S
Mathewson of 1924 Portland avenue
Miss Grace Mathewson will attend he
cousin as maid of honor and Ros
Mathewson will be best man. ~.
i; Mrs. Wallace r. BARTLETT of 324
Il Bryant avenue S entertained fort,
friends last evening in honor of Mrs
Bartlett 8 birthday. The house wa
decorated with garden flowers and mu
:" sic and guessing games passed the eve
i ming pleasantly. -. r...-.-
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SPECIAL TEA AND COFFEE PRICES.
Our Famous Pickwick Blend Of Coffee,
per lb, &c; four lbs, ST.. 49,
First-class Japan. Tea, worth SOC,
; per lb, zoe. -. -: ...-..
] Good English Breakfast Tea, per ID,
SAC. ~. -..-: -.",
Csc .Ceylon, per ID, 45c. 49,. :
| Tetley's India Tea, lib tins, 42c:
Rockwood's Famous Breakfast Cocoa
lib tins, SOC.
Nutmegs, per or, Sc.
Corn Starch, lib pkg, DC. .~
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COLONEL WOODS 90 s ESTATE a I :: ::
-.. ------s:si 50 -t.0Ia. *.t:tgg
Inventory Estimates Value at s$51S,00o
'~.~. A $500, 900 ,Morrtgage. I,S' =

An inventory Of the estate of the late
Colonel 81 Charles IS. B. Wood fled in The
shows an estate valued at $513, 5000. The
real property is valued at, $487 400. The
West hotel is valued at $475,O0O, and
there is mortgage of 100000 upon it,
We repair pitch and gravel roofs
Carey Roofing after ten years service
perfectly sound and water tight. See
W. S. Mott Co., Tel. 376. - .<:.s. =.
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DEVILS LAKE, N. OWN Richter, clerk
employed in q general store ~at Grand Harbor
shot himself YESTERDAY; whether accidentally OF
entered the. right breast His recovery is doubt
full. Richter Is 26 years Of age and has
wife and children and is we'll liked
BURNETTs EXTRACT OF VANILLA
is the best, perfectly pure, highly concentrated
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The: marriage Of Miss Edith Miller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mil
Ter Of 1850 Hennepin. avenue, and Harry
Burlington of Chicago was solemnized
very quietly yesterday. afternoon by
DR.. L.. H. Hallock of Plymouth church.
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Healthy, wholesome, satin skin bestowed by
Satin skin cream and Satin powder 25c. :
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/ "A thimble bee. will be given in the guf1droom
Of Christ Episcopal church Thursday afternoon.
Miss Wynifred Fairchild Of Chicago is max
ing an extended visit in Minneapolis, her former
hOme:sv-
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. The engagement is announced Of
Miss Hazel Yer Treese Chaffee to
Frank Lorn Hart of Montreal. The
marriage will be in the autumn.
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; Mrs. Wallace r. BARTLETT of 3248
Bryant avenue S entertained forty
friends last evening in honor of Mrs.
Bartlett g birthday. The house was
decorated with garden flowers and mu-
sic and guessing games passed the eve
ming pleasantly. --r..~..---
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
PASIVO

Capital ...., !. !. -. 5 900, 900 00
Fondo de reserva.. .... 56, 900 00
Cuentas Corrientes .... 418, 122 64
Billetes emitidos 80. 780,O32 OO
Dep6sitos en- efectivo.. 7,718 All
Idem de todas classes en-
papel ..-... .... l21, ,952 81
Dividendos por paoar 8,543 OF
Cuentas varias... .... 1871 69
Rescuento de cartera. 3.4OO.0O
Ganancias p6rdidas :. "a, 956 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
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rIdad en- GabO Rod.
Ls asteszro c0rrssponsaz.


Enero 15 EI lia GIe Reven D,Sv;-
mo paaAdo fue nng aIegre 81 eete me-
bic, y asra memorable para IA etlon-
r0ienos; pues ese tlia Sc sbti6 n nfii5Iico
q hospital dc caridnd reCien eonatrni.
do. debid0 q 6bolo de- personar $500
tiYas, 4 los empefios pueator A.
prsetica pOr q ex. alcalde don IJIisea
Pab6p
E edifcio es TODD de material. tiene
eabida para mas de treinta an fernocr =
houra 81 pueblo que ID posed.
El CabD de Is poIicfs iusuIar dea.
tacadp on este pueblo v guardiae kIeua
6rdeneg no degcanaan persiouiend0.e AZ
jueg0. En dias pasados sorprendieror
una iuRada de galIos en- 81 F1arrio al
Pedernales. ante nCcha una nanipue
en- Monte Grande y anoche seq6n se
dice. otra en- este pueblo.
Cabo Gregorio. aff es como sa cum
pie 81 debeF; asf y procediendo usted
con b correpCi6n con que hasta shOra
10 ha hechO es como Sc cOn0uiata 81
Garlic " 81 respeto de los hombres hon-
radios.
Las obras de reparaci6n del Temple
Parroquial avanzsn de modo r6pidO.
Pronto Ia iglesia de este pueblo ten-
dr6 an aspecto muy diferenta mejor al
que tenfa. Pr0nto los cat6Iicos ten
dram cagi nueYa Ia casa donde adoran 6
su Di0s.
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ASCENSION
AER0S. T!cA.

TTn. ,,,o,-. .lconssSn ~ olloe-ceks
t;oc "a $500. s 11j.s5s, he sar;Sc
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bra FJt;no ;ras, =
nsada n nslIe All C9aeSmatyo n,rt;S
n gloho. Hebfa noc0 v;;S5se y II -,S.-
rato lIevabe uneI vaIneiSs5 AZ on lr;iS.
metror nor nor fnroTT,Si 4 - gl;reoe;Sv
TaI'nnanta 5a T1laTr 81 F'-' s-S1'
m 4zrotTn SnI,;S IN. sItgr.S Ss
700 roatrce .oSre e ,,svaI a. ~, :
81 naesr ,ooT rsss5srabsS "a 5sfss :
nf;ci~Iae FeIl csro yosS1te s;,,
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Il seroststo f,, ssl,Ss5o 80 ~ ~
1sdos : n -
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TERRA oue "A eitsds snteriornaente. si-
0ui6 casi Is miami trsveckoria que 81
ferroc0rriI "a Villa daI Prsdo. . Iog
viaieros vefsn < sna niea loa DuebTos
IA Rrnnafa V;lTev;cinse a GdSn
otroo de Is Isnos
AIcr5cs IaIor;sc.c. ,,4ar,v,p.b,n ~,
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