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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
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NulBcr, VT. 7t5, Curtis Ban Niue, Curtis SaB,
NO. q5-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

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@runoeigentbum. 8eri1ipieeenbeit. Seine
2eibeel6dftss Wtetbooen. Wtr. aremer, glr. 100,
Horb'Raea. Strafe, 1. Slur, 2aunorD Building.
(Iprilt5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
@e(o IN uerleibcn AMI 8runbciacutbum.

Sn DEM 9orger p%niienoen Betragen - rid
Sablbar III iu06cltlihen ooer lnondtliben Ibs
5abIungeit ooer in 1, . ODER 9 S1bret.
,Wlerdjnnts q MenIanicS Yermnnent Building
& 9uau MiiOciatiuti,"
9tr. 5t2, gtorosS1lofrtsS truBe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

Warplano Gbattel 2pan IiiofiatioH,
$40 bts $500 lperben perlieben auf WaBbeln,
Etanps etc., ubne Gntfernnng berie;ben.
Bonn 1. Sanunr 1905 an befinoen I6 nnTere
SureauG pteoer in unierein alien GofaIe,
Gnlnertsgutibtng, benz 9ert6tseebdube eegers
fiber.
8inner gfr. 229, 231, 1893 (sipeiter SIur).
eibpff'G6e 5abettc. unb ct. ganl.gtraRs.
Gonpenirs fir @eI1dftsfreunoe.
(lob9, 11,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
Serlanat; Jrunsn xmO Asabass.
NerLannl.

Gin Ntiodeu lin ole al1cmcinc 6uusarbett
Il elmer 5arntlic BON orci GCrionelt; lcine ISis
Ste, ytah5ulraNen in 9ir. 1000, Suirmuuuts
@te gSnibinatuusS Ctr. DIS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31

music by Powell's orchestra, readings
by Miss McDuffee~ solos by j. Ray
mond Winslow and @. r. Powell.
The readings of Miss McDuffee were
highly appreciated and much ap-
plauded, as were the solos of Mr.
Winslow and Mr.. Powell. After
dancing for time all retired to the
boat room below where light refresh
ments were served. The party then
danced till past midnight. The Boat
Club is growing in popularity and
right it should, being conducted on
good principles and with clubhouse
that is model place TO spend a hot
afternoon and evening. The building
is now neatly painted and electric
lights have been installed throughout.
A large number of rowboats, several
canoes and steam and gasoline
launches are on the lake.
By playing an almost errorless
game and using the stick to good
advantage Barton defeated Newport
at base ball here last Wednesday
afternoon. The day was all that
could be desired and an enthusiastic
crowd cheered the favorites on to
victory. A glance at the score will
show that Barton played snappy
game while the Newport players were
rather slow and in some instances
did not seem to know what to do with
the ball. We hope the boys will keep
up the gait they have now struck in
future games
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31
Summer school Notes.

Summer School Notes.
Report of last weeks session of school on
page two.
A larger number of teachers registered at
the school this year than two years ago.
From fifty to seventy-five young ladies
with their drawing teacher, Miss Coffin,
sketching John Arkley's boat house Tues
day was pleasing sight.
Prof. 81. L. Southwick. and Prin. G. Fl.
Morrill, made flying trip to Willoughby
TO enjoy the beautiful scenery OF that local
ity while here.
Miss Coffin of New York, the art teacher,
has decided to stay at Hotel Barton for a
time, and will give sketching lessons here
and at Newport.
When Prof. stannard takes up a mathe-
| mstical exercise on the blackboard, and,
| with few figures and a few words of ex-
n1anation simplifies the hardest problems
+be ordinary teacher looks wild. Mr.
stonnard understands mathematics and
there is no mistake about it.
Much credit Is due Prof II. ]. stanrard
for the success of the school. Mr.. stan
800 vorks with untiring interest and
alwsvs for the best Of the teachers. Mr.
9 S-annard Is a thorough master OF any
branch of ecbool work he may take up and
,ras listened to with equally ss much IN
4ayest as were outside instructors.
1t was generally e gretted last week that
Miss Locke, secretary Of the school, was IL
i and ahle to attend. Miss Kate Ferrin
treasurer. did Miss Locke's work. MUct
4 credit is due Miss Locke and Miss FeTriE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31
BARTON.

OEAh~ =
ss Harriet Austin has returned from
pa.
brge Scott is building a cottage in
vile.
Il Ricker was sick several days
week,
1. snead, who has been quite Ill, is
what better.
nuel Hurlbert OF Essex is working
Fl. Jackson.
ude Norris has closed his labors for
Macdonald.
q simon Brothers have bought A. Gil
s's bay gelding.
arv Labor of Lowell, Mass, is home
short vacation.
M. Dickie of Lowell, Mass, Is stop
at Hotel Barton.
st week there were over sixty persons
ming across Crystal Lake.
and Mrs. John Bean OF Lyndonville
visiting friends here.
. Ada Daniels of Hardwick is visiting
brother, T. w. Drew.
and Mrs. All Dana have returned
their visit in Lowell.
q E. Newton of Alburgh vlslte'
nds here last Thursday.
ospood OF Pike, n. H., was the guest
d. Bean last Monday.
- Esther Morgan of waltham, Mass
isiting at Aaron browns.
- w. Scott and family have returne
seir home in Andover, Mass.
:. Freda Watson is back in Barrow'
AGAIN after a short vacation.
end Mrs. Charles Baldwin have re
ned 10 their home in Montpelier'
Abe, Wheeler of Springfield, Mass
"a -. friends in town last Friday.
Archie McDougall is doing tab
= at Hotel Barton for the season.
,hor,es Massey has gone to work for u
= chandler Co. at Barton Landing.
.,d Mrs. E. c. varsey of Lawrenc
are stopping at h, NJ. Gardeners.
rd Mrs. o. E. Cowles are about
- tbe,r new house on Elm street.
md Mrs. H. E. Colby of West Lei
on n H., were in town last Wednesoa
+..,ev sbeltry and family have move
o a vacant tenement In oliver SSiies
use. -.
tied his sister Mrs. \. E. e1ayes' Oh u
h. Frechette has been obliged to 81
rork in the Peerless on account oFpO
R,csfotd who moved TO Delaws
: !. rinter is intown on weeks visit 81
Fs,ness trip. =
n,,-s. \. Azsfscdenald and daugh'
.-riIIs OF Lynd9psille visited here sevel
vs recently.
sss.Nf Al,Shhrch Of winsted, Con
"a = town fsz Thursday and Frid
sling frienes-
A. ana Mrs. Robert Carter went 81
49, Far 4 Two weeks visit in MONTY
aud Bsrre.
- webster has bought ssversl &C
ane.nceacow lsnd cfo. Il. Mossman nj
j. residsnee.-
Auss ksmsail and family of NJ
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31
Uongriegational Church Notes.

Union prayermeetin in the vestry Thurs
day evening at z 80 o'clock p. m.
A business meeting of the G. e. Society
will be held in the vestry OF the church
tonight.
Miss Mcclellan sang for offertory yester-
day 1.-THE Man of Sorrows" by Adams,
which was much appreciated. For offer
tory next Sunday morning Louise A. Shep-
hard will sing The Holy City, by Step
ben Adams, and choir will sing 80 Praise
God in His Holiness and ssLead Kindly
Light, nboth by Buck.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31

Summary: earned runs, Newport q;
three base hit, @. Cheney; first on
balls, off Webster 8, off Winchester L;
struck out, by Webster 2, by Jenness
2, by Winchester 5; wild pitches,
Winchester 1; passed balls, Searles L;
hit by pitcher, Suitor 2; innings
pitched, by Webster AZ, by Jenness
AZ, by Winchester g.; stolen bases,
Suitor 2. Dana L; umpires, Robinson
and Mullavey.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31
St Paul,s church Notes.

Friday next high mass at a. m. being
first Friday of the month.
! Next Sunday thereW be mass at Lowell
and here also. A young priest of st. Hya-
cinth will celebrate mass and preach here
while Rev. j.. Turcot will go to Lowell.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31
Methodist Church Notes.

The League meeting will be held to-
morrow. Tuesday, evening. Subject,
Emissions in Eastern Asia," leader, Miss
Ina NYe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31

for the businesslike manner in which
their part of the work was carried out.
We are plersed to report Miss Locke is i'm
proved at this writing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31

of 100 acres, with
milk route, one mile from Lyndon
Box Ia, Lyndonville, Vermont.
u mos.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31
CAL ADVERTISING.

isements will be inserted under this
taco cents per word for 6rst insertion
cent per word thereafter. Cash n 10 81
hny the order. No adUeTttsenIent Wt !
BED for less than t,centv-fve cents.
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LOST.

kSALE-Sound 10 year old bay mare,
1000 lbs. Also quantity straw. d.; d:
*, Glover. 81 33
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
GAS LIGHT TURNED ON IN TOWN
Opening Night for
The New Com
pany.

Gas was turned into the street mains
of the Honolulu Gas Company last
evening and illuminations at the COM
pany's office uptown and at one or
two places on Nuuanu street showed
that as a light-maker the gas is a
great success. The jet gave a soft,
yellow light burning steadily. The
mains have been laid in all the prin-
.cipaI streets down town and have been
run up Nuuanu Avenue as far Ku-
.akini street. Connections with houses
are being rapidly made for illuminat
ing and cooking purposes. The COM
pany's works are located at Iwilei, and
hhe apparatus is known as the Lowe
high pressure system. Gas is made
from crude oil brought from Califor-
mia There are two gas containers at
the works and there is space enough
for the erection of still another one.
The gas production is the outcome OF
the franchise granted by the legisla-
ture, the first application having been
made by W. w. Dimond, and after
his death by his successors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
ENQU|ST WANTS A
FORTNIGHT IN WHICH
TO COAL AND REPAIR
Large Mortality on the Russian
Ships Which Limped Into
Manila Bay.
ASSOCIATED PRESS cAB1EaRAMs., ;,


MANILA June 4The Russian losses board the Aurora
etchug and Ole which arrived yesterday officers
qust asks allowance days repair coal and
vision
AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Pending official reports from Ma
nla the disposition undecided
WILL STAY CAPTURED
TOXIC June 4The officers of the captured baleshp Orel
have declined give their paroles.
ANOTHER DUCK
SHANGHAI June 4-The Kulng has arrived
ing disabled Russian destroyer three board.
PEACE PROGRAM PROBABLE
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Japanese Minister Takahira had
powers prepared the President making peace
AFTERNOON REPORT.
sAdmiral
Of
fleet consisting the battps Wisconsin
protected cruiser Palada
ogayr
of
probably the senior captain of the squadron
PETERSBURG,
to satisfaction
struggle received
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04

WASHINGTON. May 25. - Com
mander Dyer, Naval Governor of the
island of Guam. has cabled the Navy
Department that a disastrous fire oc-
CURED in Agana, the principal town of
the island. destroying many houses
and causing great loss among the
poorer natives. The Americans there,
he says, are subscribing to relief
fund, and he suggests that aid from
the United States would be accepted.
Agana has a population of about
10000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
TALKING ABOUT
NAMING THIRD
COUNTY TICKET
Meeting Of Two Republican COMMITTEES Shows
That County Act Decision Has Put Some
Ginger into the Political Campaign.

The political campaign did ginger UP
"a hit Yesterday. following the decision
declaring the validity of the County
Act. The most important move, per-
hans. was the issuance of cards Gazing
a meeting of the Civic Federation at
the Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium on next
"Wednesday afternoon. The purpose Oh
the meeting. it is said, is to consloer
naming a county ticket, either oy Sc
1action from the tickets already in the
fieId-where the candidate napleo oS
either party is possible-or by the
nomination of new men for the seVeral
offices For instance, there are SOME
pretty good men nominated 1or supei
yisors by the Republicans IL Is Gil
tirely possible, eliminating the hooiau-
poko nominee and one or two others'
that an acceptable ticket could De Sc
-1ac+ad mainly from men already in the
field. Either candidate nominated io1
county attorney would probably De ac-
~ceptabIe to the independent voters. ne
Democratic nominee for treasurer Is d
.,an+1er,ar i'm every way trustworthy.
There has been no criticism OF the
nuhIican nominee for auditor. But
~ - ,hout all. There has been
abundant criticism of other nominees
for other places. OF course there is no
1yay of gettingl line on "ha' 'ne
Federation intends to do, but 1t Is
known that several gentlemen in town
have already been approached upon
Z5taeir Willingness to go upon an iiiue
pendent ticket.
TERRITORIAL COMMITTED
The Republican Territorial Comrnll'ee
met at its rooms on Fort street ia't
night and passed rev more ruie'
to meet contingencies that nave drisO
since the last meeting. one OF the ne"
rules provides that in primary elections
the polls shall not close carrier liaii
%. m. And another new rule confines
club membership to men who shah DC
bona fide residents of the precinct ana
qualified TO vote at the next regular
election.
Then the committee was about to ad-
journ when John Lane called attention
to a rule. being violated which pro-
vides that no member of the Terri
toriaI Committee shall also be a MEM !
Der of the County Committee. Where
upon Mr.. Goodale. of Waialua, said
that he was a member of the County
Committee and did not know that
particular rule. And, in fact, it would ,
take a wise man to follow all the rules !
Anyway Mr. Goodale said he preferred
the County Committee, and so would .
resign from this one. ]
Sam johnson. who was probably the
man Lane was after. said that he would
resign from the County Committee, ana
would stay with this one. So there
was nothing doing, as that was his
privilege.
Then chairman Robertson said, if the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
COUNTY COMMITTEE.

The County Committee held a meet
ing directly after the other adjourned
and members from various precincts
handed in estimates of how many votes
the Republican ticket would receive in
their precincts. AS none of them
seemed to know very definitely what
| they were talking about, there was a
/ certain vagueness in these estimates
which detracted from their real value
perhaps. And so there was little need
for the fear. expressed by Mr.. E. r.
Adams little later, lest their publica-
ton should be unwise. 1t was a sort
of spasm of barking back in Mr..
Adams's mind to the old executive ses-
sion habit of thought. may be. Be
. cause, really, the figures amounted to
nothing. Chairman Andrews of the
committee had more clarity of mind.
'It would not hurt US to print the
figures he said, but it might give
the enemy heart disease
Then the committee proceeded to lay
out the campaign work for next week.
There will, be meetings at Aala Park
and at Kakaako on Wednesday night
at which all the county candidates will
speak. Sam Johnson was told to take
charge of the Kakaako meeting, and
Sam Dwight of that at Aala Park.
But I have told the Territorial Com
mittee that l intend to resign for this
committee" said Sam.
You have not resigned yet" snap
ped Chairman Andrews.
On Thursday night there will be
meetings at Pauoa and at the corner
of School and Liliha streets.
On Friday night there will be meet
ings at Kalihi pumping station, and at
Moiliili.
On Saturday night there will be
meetings at Aala Park and at the cor
ner of Alapai and Luzo streets.
The county candidates will start on
their first tour of the island on Thurs
day. and there will be a meeting of the
Fifth district committee on Monday.
Chairman Andrews announced that
he would be at headquarters every day.
next week, from 10 to II
a. m, and from to 4 p. m. and that
there would be one or the other of the
newly appointed assistant secretaries.
Pat Silva or Eugene Buffandeau, at
the rooms all the time.
And then the committee adjourned.
1t is said. now. that the Brown-Adams-
Waterhouse collection committee real
ly succeeded in gathering $500 for
purposes from the mer-
chants This information by the way.
does not come from Mr.. Adams. But,
at that it is not much, when the low
est estimate placed on the expenses
of the campaign is $4,000
The Civic Federation is talking up
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
HOKE SMITH FOR GOVERNOR.

ATLANTA Ca June 4.-FIoke Smith has announced his
ddacy for Governor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04

Deputy Sheriff Rawlins for sheriff. 1t
is thought he would make as good a
run as he did for county attorney.
when he was elected by a large vote.
There is some talk of pulling down
Poepoe and putting up Wundenberg as
Democratic nominee for sheriff.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
EARTHQUAKE FATALITIES.

TOXIC June 4-sx persons killed 70 injured by
earthquake Hiroshima.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
STRIKE LEADER ARRESTED.
REID IN LONDON.

LONDON June 4-U. S. Ambassador Reid has arrived.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
HoCn TO HANG.

CHICAGO June 4-Foct, the mutiwie murderer has been
to hang the 23rd of June.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
GEN. II. v. BOYNTON DEAD.


in
Military
of
he
a bgader-ge generate of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04

committee had rules. they should be
enforced, and Jim Quinn, who was
present with proxy, surrendered that
and said nothing more. After this the
committee adjourned no other man
who was on both committees saying
ANYTHING
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
INSULTS
THE CONSUL
japanese Play Was
Given Last
Night.
After being denied by High Sheriff
Henry the right to produce a play at
CONTINUED on Page 3D.
SUNK BY THE CAESAR.

ASSOCIATED
LONDON, June 4The bark Afghanistan sunk yester
day in collision with the baeshp Caesar Admiral
ford's flagship. Twenty three the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
CROWN PRINCES WEDDING.

BERLIN, June 4-The of Princes
ding began yesterday the BRIDE the
Cecilia, to Berlin. The pageant glittering
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-04
THE RUSSIAN STRIKES.

ST. PETERSBURG June 4-The strikes have been renewed
and laborers
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-27
EcOs de Barce|oncta

Els inclerto cuanto dice The San
Juan Ne'cs, acerca de la segregation
de ese pueblo.
Es falso de toda ialsedad que Bar
celoneta no este conforme con aquslla;
Ia pide urgentemente una inmensa ma.
yorfa de sus habitantes. Tampoco ea
clerto que la anexion de este pueblo &
Manatf, Sc hiciera por plebisclto, sino
que ella sido debida la ley votada
por las anteriores legitaturar, sobre
consolidation de municipios.
FL pueblo de Barceloneta solicita
su segregation, su independents mu.
nicipal cuanto antes, y no duda que
la Camara asf 10 resuelva, en- bien de
sus intereses locales.
La Central SPlazuela,3 de Bar.
celoneta, e. una de las mas hermosas
q importantes de Ia isla. Todos los
que 10 visitan dan sus parabienss &
sus duefos, y en- particular, sl sefior
Eduardo Georgetti, que ha sido 81 cal.
ma mater9 de Ia obra.
Presenta dicha Central un gran
aspecto. Las m&quinas estAn situa-
das en- espaciosos Salones, notGudose
en- todo un orden perfecto, que hace
de Ia Central <Plsxuela, una de las
meior establecidas en- Puerto Rico,
Sus duenos tienen grandes proyectos
en- estudio para el aiio entrante, en-
que no es dudoso sorprendan & los
kabitantes de Barceloneta, con el es.
tablecimiento de nuevas y podsrosaS
centrales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-27
Lamentab|e iDcideDte

Deploramos inucho el incidente
ocurrido en- uno de los Estados de la
Union, q tres hiios del doctor Goena.
ga, que fueron vfctimas de un choqu
ocurrido entire dos trineos Ell II del pa.
sado, saliendo con fractures los men.
cionados hlios de nuestro amigo, J
un hiio de don Octavisno G uillermety,
que tambi6n formaba parte de la ex-
pedici6n.
Sc encuentran en- la actualidad re.
cogidos en uno de los hospitales de
Annarbor, que fuS donde ocurri6 O.
hecho.
Lamentamos mucho ell referidc
percance, deseando de todas veras ca
rezca de importanciaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-27
AVANCES De LOS RUSOS

NEW YORK, ENERO 27.-,Las
tropas rusas, en- IN gran nGmero, vs-
ridcsn grandes avances On sus planes
de campafias.
Hall&ndose en- condolences de pre-.
sentar bstalla al ejercito enemigo, %
muestran dispuestas & entrar en- pr6xi.
mas acciones de guerra, crey4ndose,
de un modo cierto On los cfrculos po-
lfticos dc Ia capital do Russia, que
muy pronto los iaponeses han de OK.
perimentar tremendos fracssos, que
variaran por complete sl cariz que
hasts ahora hs tenido 10 actual y COS.
tosa guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-27
la banda de Ia PoIicia

Esta magnffcs banda sale hoy pa
ra Mayaguez, habiendo sido cedida
generosamente por ell Gobernador y
Ell Jefe de la Policfa, q la Comisi6n de
festeios de aquella ciudsd.
FL Alcslde sefor Menendez ha dis
puesto todo 10 necesario para el slo-
iamiento de los miembros de Ia susodi
cha banda, la que durante las festas
patronaleS de la ciudad del Oeste, eje-
cutara magnifcas pleas de su waste
y excelente repertoire, entire otras, Ia
Batslls de los Csstilleios, que tan po
derossmente:ha llamsdo Ia atenci6E
en- San Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-27
COrte de DiStTito
NOtas del dia de aver

Ell Honorable Juez Toro Cuebas
conden6 81 individuo Eusebio Olivia
{ dos amos de presidio con trabajos
forzados, por hurto de mayor cusntis.
-Una petici6n de rebeldfa fue de-
negada por la Corte, q causa del en-
plszamiento estar solamente armado
por el Marshall de Bsyam6n, y no
aparecsr la 6rms del Marshall de Dis.
trito.
-Kl abogado don Juan Ramon
Ramos ha COncurrido aver al tribunal,
adn q. estA convsleciendo de la grave
entermedad que padeciera en- 81 pasa.
do mes.
Eel Lcdo. Cuevilla que hace POGO
regroso de Europa, concurri6 aver 81
tribunal para defender un pleito.
Eel pleito establecido por don
Juan Caloca contra don Jose Vilasecs
fu6 vista hoy en- Corte alberta, Los
sbogSdos Texidor , Ramos, represen.
tahAu { les parties.