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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
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CHARLES Str, WdoGen. - Rap g.
unb Some Scott. 3119 @olsgs abe.
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2ine, 2418 Broabmap. Mdo6sn. -
6srr uno 6rau Rona, 1861 Wortb'
tpsfern Nbe., 2nabe. - alIsin W. une
gba gsrrp. 264 Horb 2spHOne Npe.
Wdbden. - 5rsb unb Settle 8ustirt.
2033 SigblaRo Nos., 2nabs. - Sar.
lsp unb Sabina &pan, 148 Bright.
StraBs, Rna6e. - 5ranf d.. uno
6slen Ssntins. 729 6lst&sr 4bs.,
Wdbden. - George o. unb alice 8.
We6aiHs, 924 Norb SainOis Str.
Rdo9sn. - Sobu u. uno Warp u.
8irt. 1914 Ssnnsman Str. Mdo6sn.
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1916 Sarlan Str, 2nabe. - Jap s.
uno gli3abstb asams. COG Ososn-
StraBe, Qnabe. = Youis uno Winnie
2abn. 526 parfpab Nbs.. Wdoaen.
- @iltam s. uno CLARA WeRennan,
612 @ooblapn abe., W6o&em. =
Robert uno pbpuis Softer. 324l Mars
tinbdle Mbe.. mGo&en. - 3obert rnb
annie garlp. 1919 Noro Dearborn.
Anenue. 3nabe. - gilbert uuo Warp
@rssnspau, 805 @burd Str. Mdo,
den. - SObn unb elisabstb Warman,
844 MaRaauietts gbe., MGb&en. -
Berbarbt uno 8atberpn 2sup, 1118
Shb gaf Str. 2nabe.
Getraut.
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Nilton We@omas - @li3abetb Sones.
gulsp - psarl Collins.
Sobn 3. 6owarb = 6lorsncs Wilion.
SIlas 5. @bittsb = NsIis 6. gorban.
CLAUDE @urneq - Wamis Ssnfins.
ORLANDO W. Barrier - Sophia ID.
S4nabel.
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briggs, Rantatee. 81.
0ehorbe1.
Sanna Stpeet, 40 Sabre alt, Siabt.
6oipttaI. = 9Owaro polanb. Is s.,
913 2aurel Str. = @lotba abbott,
2 Wonats, 1926 @sf 10. Strabs. -
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Noro gsbiQe Mbe. - Belle SiuoaQ,
% Sabre. - Bertha S5ulB, 90 Sabre.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

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Setorattouem. Stebbaber
bon8 Imttten ittto etneeIaoen.
Gtntrttt fret.
Bertcruaantt Bros,
241 WaTa6niettS Nbemne.
YboneS $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
Sortras init &t@tbilaerm TIM
Seatt&en 0ams.

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Ganies.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

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tprtnf tir Sbbut eines 2iubes Ha93ufragen
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

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i6Dn unb anbalteno talt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

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elmer ~trfpiqaft mit3ubeIfeu. sa9uufragen
$50 Neft Rorris Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

Sir SnSiana: S6on beute Na9t unS
Samftaa, nit Ausnabme non S9neeseitOs
Der in Der gsdbe BON 9afe @i8isan; tdIter
beute Haht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
@etterberi@t.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

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Globe &Ieiser sabsa. Sde @af4instsn unb DeIa.
mars Gtrate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
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NIT sc per Belle fur iebe S~nfertion bere9net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-01
Jiu Jitsu IL Junk

About two years ago there was Q big
noise over jiu jitsu. Every counter hop
per with a chest like a lath and. every
cigarette-sucking undergrown degener-
ate saw in it a great light. He pictured
himself learning a few twists OF the
wrist and going forth to make cab dry
ers and baggage smashers quail at the
glare of his eye. Nearly every city
boosted of its jewjit professor, and q lot
OF easy-noney-seeking Japs worked the
graft with the ayarice and rapacity Of q
sucking calf getting busy with the
mother cow after the milkmaid had ex.
tracted her toll. There was much writ
ten about the terrible game, and its
fame was spread abroad even like unto
the merits of new pateut medicine.
Then came the reaction. The jewjit
classes started to fall off and the great
Japanese mankillers went back to an
swering the tinkle Of the hotel clerks
call bell. 1t was all for a cause.
Jewjit was all right so long as the
man you attempted to put it over on
was paralyzed or asleep. When the
victim whose neck was to be broken
happened to be awake, the putting on
OF the juit holds was as hard o task as
riding a Montana COW pony with q
cockleburr under the saddle. Rude,
rough persons who did not know, and
were not afraid of the bone breaking
jewjit, had a way OF slapping the whisk-
ers off the chins of the men who sailed
toward them, eyes aglare and arms ex:
tended for the deadly thrust OF the up
right thumb in the short ribs.
Too many jewjit artists encountered
the fade-away punch. Thedeadly neck
hold was hard to place On some coarse
villain who stepped in close and crossed
over with his horny right. levitt
might do for settling rows at. Vasssr,
but when it came down to deciding de-
bates with cabbies, delivery men and
half-illuminated timber jacks, jewjit
was about as effective as stabing them
in the ear with a slice of angel food
The food wanned. There was nothing
to it.
1t was a nice fad all right, but one
needed a magazine revolver or q base
ball bat wrapped in barbed wire to back
it up. That is why We hear no more Of
the terrible Hishkfkji of Japan. It
would not even stop ~savate, the French
attack, and that was shown up years
ago when Tommy Ryan. il memory
fails US not, took one o. these ~frog-eating
kickers and pounded him until the arch
OF triumph was shaking like o Car.
son Sink cattail patch in a Nevada
hurricane.
When anyony mentions jiu Itsu these
days just make a mental note thstshe is
kidding you or has just arrived from
the unmanicured districts of the great
unyarnished world.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-01
FLANAGAN GETS
CONTROL OF BANK

San Francisco, Nov. 30-A struggle
between bankers has been on in this
city for several days, and it now de-
yelops that "Uncle" Daniel Meyer, vet
eran OF many fights, has been worsted
by 2. l.. Flanagan, of Reno, and one OF
the most prominent citizens of Nevada,
The question has been who should be
supreme in the Bank of Nevada, n OF
the largest financial institutions in Ne7-
ada. For several days Flanagan has
been in San Francisco, negotiating with
Never. He was either 10 buy or sell
but one thing he insisted on was that
there should be a change in the person
mel of the bank. From inside sources il
has been learned that the real source OF
troubl has been q conflict between
Flanagan and his friends, and Morit7
scheeline, nephew of Meyer and vice
president of the Bank of Nevada, in
which capacity he acted as representa-
tive OF the Meyer interests. The out
come OF the negotiations is that the
stock held bv Meyer and his associates
will be taken over by Flanagan and thai
there will be a reorganization at the
next election of the board of directors
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-01

Senator Flanagan, who returned from
San Francisco Wednesday morning, was
shown the above dispatch, but declined
10 say whether or not it was correct.
He would not deny, however, that a
deal of considerable Importance to the
stockholders of the Bank of Nevada, was
under way. Another stakeholder, how
ever, who declined to allow his name to
be used, made the following statement:
81 believe hat the information con-
yeyed in the San Francisco dispatch is
correct. For a long time a battle has
been waged between Senator Flanagan
and his friends and Vice President
Scheeline, backed by Daniel Meyer of
San Francisco. Out Of the six thousand
shares issued practically four thousand
is held by Senator Flanagan and his as
soeiates. The rest is controlled by Dam
lei Meyer. the former wanted Meyer
out of it, and have offered to either buy
OF sell. If that dispatch is correct the
deal has been consummated and Meyer
will soon be out Of it.
"When the Nixon National Bank was
organized many of the directors OF the
Bank of Nevada were elected directors
of the new institution. That was sim
ply a step in the warfare. Either they
were going to get out as a body from
the Bank OF Nevada or the people they
were opposed to were.
mo, | do not think there will be any
merger of the two banks il the deal
mentioned above is contaminated, but
there will be a harmony of interests,
inasmuch as the stock in both insii-
tutions will be largely held by the same
men.
Mr.. Scheeline was seer this morning
in regard to the dispatch from San
Francisco.
~ know nothing about any such con-
iict as is spoken of there, Ii there is
a deal on | do not know it. There has
been no friction thai | am aware OIL
Reno Gazette.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-01
New Postal Ruling

Postmaster Goodell has received no
tice of a new postofice department
ruling, which will put an end TO adser-
tisements to which a coupon is attach
ed, to be torn off, filed out and, sent TO
the advertiser. The ruling of the post
master-general is, in part, as follows:
Blank coupons and order forms to be
filled out are not permissible parts OF .
periodical, for sheets or portions OF
sheets, whether large or small, designed
to serve as the means of future cores
pondence between the reader and adver-
tiser are not advertisements, but writing
paper furnished the reader for his con-
venience. As such they constitute mer-
chandise and are subject to the rate Of
one cent an ounce or fraction thereof.
Printed coupons providing nc space for
signature or insertion, and advertise
ments intended to be detached, are
third-class matter and are subject to the
rate of one cent for each two ounces or
fraction thereof. 1t is unlawful and de-
trimental to the postal revenue 70 place
such higher class matter in periodicals
and transmit the same in the mails ut
the seeond-class rates. The fact that
such articles serve the convenience oi
advertisers or others gives no warrant
for waving the lawful postage charge or
them or on any periodical within whicf
one or more may be inclosed.
The order goes into effect Asrch 1
1908.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-01
A Joke That Was Nc Joke

Jack Kerr, one of the /. II. Kent
Comyany's popular clerks, was the vic.
tim OF a practical joke this week, which
he insists is misnamed, because it lacks
every element of practicability, as de-
fined by the best authorities.
Jacks sleeping apartments are in a
tent pitched in the rear of the P. Me-
Dewitt Fuller residence, and is shared
by several companions, who saw in his
absence at the dance wednesday even
ing an admirable chance to prepetrate
a joke.
Returning at an early hour in the
morning from his festivities, the subject
OF the joke entered through the flap OF
the tent and upon striking a match, the
first sight that met his gaze was a
masked man standing kehind his com
mode with a drawn revolver, which was
resting upon the top of the commode
and pointed in Jacks direction. The
originator of the joke was cruel enough
to pull a string at the crucial moment,
thus exploding a blank cartridge and
starting Jack into action. Forgetting
that he securely tied the tent flaps to-
gether upon entering, Mr.. Kerr broke
through the tent, tearing it from its
fastenings and completely demolishing
things as he went, never stopping until
he had reached a local resort, where he
took something for his nerves.
OF course, jokes are all right, as jokes
go, but Jack is not the only man in
Churchill county who would have shown
a weakness under such trying condi-
tions. In fact, w do not believe there
is an individual IN the county who
would have unflinchingly faced the
music, and for our part, we sincerely
trust that such a call of the wild and
woody west will never be made upon us.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-01

Ira Kent, who is attending school in
Reno, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents in this place. Ira is progress
ing very nicely with his studies and
likes Reno.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-01
For Sale.

Cedar fence posts, in any quantity.
Ed, 7. MORGAN, Hazen, New
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-15

juez de 'facto'' antes de su destituci6n, es
Waldo. Hace referencia algunos casos
de legislation americana para probar sus
asertos. A una indication del iuez Wolf
traduce el attorney" 10y los jueces de las
Cortes de Distrito seran nombrados por Ell
Gobernador, con la aprobaci6n del Conse-
jo Executive, y las disposiciones acordsdas
por la Asamblea Legislative, qaien ten
dra facultades para lejislar de tempo" ID
La asamblea, pues puede fjar las con-
diciones que deban reunir los jueces de Jas
Cortes de Distrito que la Asamblea no
puede interveuir en- Ell nombTamiento de
los jueces de la Corte Suprema por ser es-
tos designados por el Presidente de los
Estados Unidos; confrma precisamente la
intenci6n del Congreso al legislar respecto
q las facnltades de la Asamblea en- eli SEN
lido de sus facultades para la constitution
de los Tribunales
Terminada la augmentation del senior
Attorney, ocurri6 10 demas de que di6
cuenta aver la Correspnndencia''.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-15
MUNICIPIO DE SAN JUAN.
ALCALDIA.
AN u CIo

Venta en- P6bliea Subasta del Edifcio,
"Carcel de Puerta de Terra"
En- virtud de 10 dispuesto en- la Orde-
nanza aloptada por el .Concejo aproba-
d. por el Sscretario de Puerto Rico, sc Sc
iala el dia % del actual las de Ia tar
de para Ia venta en- pdblica subasta del
edifcio conocido con Ell nombre de "CAR-
Gel DE PUERTA DE TERRA" pro-
pi dad del Municipio.
La subasta Sc celebrar6 con sujeci6n e.
pliego de condiciones aprobado por Ell Conl
eejo en- d.l eorriente y tendra lugar en-
el salon de actos del Conceio Municipal
ante Ia iunta de subasta, baio la presiden-
ca del Alcalde de quien por delegation
haga sus veees. Ell pliego de condolences
mencionado Sc halla de manifesto para
conocimiento del pdblico en- la Ofeiua del
Alcalde. Las proposiciones deber6n AUS
tarse eXactamelte al modelo que fgura en-
ell pliego de condolences Sc presentaran
el pliegos eerfados, admitiendose solamen-
t. durante la primera media hora del actU
l. s pliegos deberSn contener ell resguardo
que acrelite haber depositado el licitadcr
en- la TssorerIa Municipal la cantidad de
DDS mil dollars, (2,O0000) como garantfa
para po1eF tomar parte en- la subasta. ST.
ril nuas las proposiciones que falten
eualquiera de estos requisites cuyo int
porte de oferta sea inferior la suma de
50 900 que Sc ha fjado, como tipO mini
mo para la subssta.
Ia ub sta Sc adiudicara al autor de la
propose On mas alta, menos que Ell Con-
cejo aeu rde hacer uso del derecho que ex-
presamente Sc reserva de rechazar todss
las proposiciones. San Juan, Puerto Ri
CO, 8 de Febrero de 1906-M. SANCHEZ
MORALES. Alcalde de San Juan. 5.v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-15
MAS NOTICIAS

--Esta mailana las seis fonde6 en- ell
puerto el vapor correo de los Estado Uni
dos
-Procedente de Puerto Plata Sc espera
alrededor del dia IL ell vapor ''Mcntreal."
-S9 encuentra enfermo en- Mayagiiez,
ell doctor Travieso causa de haber sufri-
do una dislocaci6n en- un pie.
-Por infracci6n las leyes de rentas
internas Sc han impuesto varias multas en-
Aguadilla
En- la cdrcel de Arecibo ha ingresa-
do ell niho Juan Cort6s Maldonado, acu-
sado de escalamiento.
Ell Alcalde de la Ciudad esta en- trato
con una casa de los Estados Unidos para
conseguir la installation de un lavadero pd-
blico con capacidad para 200 tinas.
-Por proferir frases obscenas en- la via
p6blica, estando 6bria, lie fu6 impuesta
Manuela DeIgado una multa de 2 dollars
de multa.
Los Alcaldes de Utuado y Guayama,
han remitido la Liga de Ayuntamientos,
cada uno, el importe del segundo semestre
de 1905 1906 para el sostenimiento de
la Liga.
-Esta mafiana visit6 al Gobernador el
senior Manuel Paniagua, Presidente de la
Cdmara de Comercio.
La biblioteca pdblica insular cuenta
hoy con $500 voldmenes infindad de tex
tos de ley Magazine. Acuden dicha
biblioteca al rededor de 100 personals dia-
riamente.
"A las lily media de hoy ri1eron for
mando escandalo en- la calle de la Tanca,
Angela Rodriguez Maria L. Gonzalez.
Fueron condenadas dollars cada una.
-Estd pr6xima terminar la cubica-
ci6n de las casas de alquiler de Ia ciudad.
Ell bale de obreros que debfa tener
lugar en- el teatro ell 19 del corriente ha
sido suspendido; no asf el que tendra efec-
to el rs del actual de MARIO. La an
terror noticia nos la participaron miembros
de la comisi6n
Sc cree que la installation del lavade-
70 p6blico Sc hara en- ell barrio de Puerta
de TERRA.
jose Jainet, que promovi6 un fuerte
escandalo en- un baiIe en- la calle del Sol
en- la madrugada de aver, fu6 condenado
hoy por el Juez Bazan, 5 dollars de
multa.
Sc encuentra va restablecido de la
operaci6n que sufriera en- la mano derecha
nuestro estimado amigo don Pio Amador,
CONCEAL del Ayuntamiento de esta Ciudad.
Manuel Melendez por dormir en- la
via p6blica, fu6 condenado 1 dollar.
-Isidra Tapia, acusada de arrojar aqua
sucia la via pGblica, fu6 condenada
pagar dollar de multa.
-Por actos inmorales en- la plaza de
armas durante la retreta anoche, fueron
denunciadas por Ell sargento Costa, policfa
insular, Juana Colon Leoncia Nieves y
condenadas por el juez Baz6n 4 dollars
de multa cada una.
Cruz Jesds de Puerta de Terra ha So
licitado permiso para edifcar una casa en-
la calle de San Agustin.
Francisco Conde conserje del hospital
especial de mujeres, present6 denuncia ante
ell juez de Paz contra Teresa Oyola, una
asilada en- el establecimiento, por escanda-
liar, agrediendo a sus companeras fal-
tando los empleados Ell juez le impuso
Is dollars de multa.
Hoy no SO ha despachado ningdn
asunto de importancia en- ell Departamento
de Obras P6blicas.
-El doctor del Vale, del Consejo Eje-
cutivo, tuyo una entrevista esta mafiana
con el Secretario Post.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-15
SuCesos en- Ia isIa.
lnCendiO Que destruyO un bOhiO en-
TOa Alta.
Atacados de fiebre tIfoidea en- ceiba.

Bayam6n Febrero IA, -Coronel
Hamill. Hacienda Santa Rosa barrio
'Galatero" de Toa Alta. fue destruido por
incendio un bohfo propiedad Antonio L6.
PEE. Result6 casual. Suplico envio de
los dos caballos por ser de suma necesidad.
Teniente Schettini
Ceiba Febrero IA, 19O6.-Corte Muni-
cipal Fajardo constituida ACADIA condenar
Pedro Ciarres 40 dias carcel por yiolar
ley rentas. Acabo enterarme falleci6
Leonor Ruiz de fiebre tifoidea estd alta
cado de gravedad Jose Carreras. Official
Sanidad conoce casos y Sc han tornado me-
didas aislamiento. Sargento de Jesds.
Barceloneta Febrero IA, 1906.-En ba-
rrio Llanada de Barceloneta sorprendf
una jugada ocupando baraja y dinero,
arrestando cinco individuos poni6ndolos 4
disposition del Juez Municipal Manatf
Captain Guerrero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-15
.FIESTAS De
CARNIVAL.
Bale Nevada BOnitas CarOzas.
AVisO de Ia COmlslOn las tamlIlas de Santurse

Para el domingo pr6ximo 18 del CO.
rriente Sc prepare un gran bale nevada
para el cual hay mucha animation: todos
los palcos estdn tomados y Sc espera sea Ell
domingo el gran 6xito de estas festas del
CarnavaI.
Sc preparan bonitas carrozas para Ell
paseo del domingo por la tarde. Hay
mucha animaci6n para dicho paseo y tene-
mos entendido que varios j6venes tienen
preparada una bonita carroza que llamara
mucho la atenci6n por su originalidad:
las 81 de la tarde Sc reuniran los coches
en- Ia plazuela de Colon. Una buena or
questa acompafiar6 la comitiva.
La Comisi6n avisa las familias de
Santurce que todas las noches de baile
hay carros 4 la una de la maTlana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-15
BIENVENIDA.

Esta manana lego esla ciudad proce-
dente de los Estados Unidos la distingui-
da senora John de Wood, madre de la es
posa del Hon. Gobernador Winthrop, con
el prop6sito de pasar dos meses al lado de
sus hijos
LA CORRESPONDENCE envia la ex-
presada DANA, afectuosa bienvenida.
Ell alumbrado que Sc ha instalado en-
el teatro, es de 10 focos de 100 buifas so
de diferente n1mero de bujfas
La biblioteca iusular sera reforzada
en- breve con 500 voldmenes en- espanol,
de los autores mas universalmente conoci-
dos.
-Juana Rosario, por insultar Anto-
nio Garcia, fu6 condenada un dollar de
multa.
-Abd6n Ortiz, por guiar una carreta
en- Santurce sin llevar luz, 'fu6 condenado
q un dollar de multa.
Fueron absueltos hoy en- el Juzgado de
Paz, Liborio Ferrer, Juan Melendez, Mi
eaela Rivera, Miguel A. Flores Ramona
Nazario, acusados de infringir las orde-
nanzas municipales.
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ULTIMA HORA.

New York, FebTero Is, $50 p. m.
Conferencia de Algeciras, presenta serio
aspecto,
-Moret consid6rala en- grave estado,
siendo su opinion que la paz europea esta
gravemeEte amenazada. Estima ademas di-
cho hombre pdblico espanoI, que la con
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ferencia sera un desastre polftico.
De no llegarse un acuerdo entfe Ale
mania y Francia, Espala apoyara.a q Fran
cia.
-Agitaci6n revolucionoria en- China.
En- Pecchili, regfstranse numerosos muer-
tos y heridos
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yen el sueeso unos 4 graves disgusto pri-
vados sufridos por el marques y otros q
ruidosos asuntos p1blicos en- que aseguran
estaba envuelto su nombre.
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los puntos mas difYciles de Ia question 4
resolver, temerosos de que estalle Ia cri-
sis International que la mayorfa de las
potencias esta interesada en- eonjurar.
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Las ConferenCias de AIgeCiras.

New York, Febrero Is, 1.30 p. m
Informan de Madrid, que las confereu.
cias de Algeciras creese que Sc prolong5-
ran un largo periodo de tempo, pues los
eonfereneiantes aplazan discutir de lleno
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Ell suicide de Mendigorria.

New York, Febrero IS, 2.30 p. m.
Despachos de Madrid. informan que es
objeto de comentarios en- los cfrculos polfti-
cos el suicidio del marques de Mendigorrfa.
Circular diyersos rumores, que atribu-
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cepci6n, q Ia que asistiran todos los digna-
tarios de la Corte britanica,
Las bodas de Alfonso Ena de Battem-
berg, estd acordado celebrarlas defnitiya-
mente q principles de Abril pr6ximo
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Ell ARBITRAJE.

New York, Febrero Is, 1.3O .. m.
Estfmase que la question venezolana, es
probable sea resuelta por medic de arbi-
traje.