davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19
HAIR OCH DER.

For nagra ar sedan egde j SUI
perior. Wis, EFT brollop rum,
som vackte icke litet uppseende.
Kinesen Charles Hay hade nemli-
gen lyckats sasom sin brud hem
fora en- ficka af svensk bord vid
namn Anna Olson, som varit an
stald vid hans tvattinrattning.
Mangen betarade, att delta akten-
skap icke i langden skulle blifva
lyc,ligt, och delta har afven be-
sannats. Hay bo.jade smart leds-
ma pa sin brud och borjade rigta
sina tankar pa en- u1gmo. som han
lemnat qvar i Diet hi mmelska RI
ket' For iva ar sedan rymde han
fran sin maka och sina iva barn,
och dessa hafva nastan ALT sedan
mast anita fattigvardens help.
Som mrs Hays i Deerwood bo-
satta foraldrar arc nagorlunda for
mogna, har countystyrelsen be.
slutat att sanda den nodstalda
iamiljen dit. Dit will dock icke
den ofvergifna makan resa, men
meningen ar dock, att sheriff Nc.
Kenzie skulle fora henne och bar
men dit.
I Cooper Mine Co.'S grufva i
Coaldale, w. Va, agde i fredags
rum en- fruktansvard gasexplosion
vid hvilken FL arbetare tillsatte
lifvet. Efter explosionen, som
skakade hela maiden, utstrommade
oehorda rok- och angmoln ur grut-
van. De narboende bargsarbe-
tarne bildade genast raddningsaf-
delingar och gjorde ALT for att
barga de forolyckade. Delta var
dock ytterst svart. Forst etter
hera timmars ihardigt arbete
framdrogs en- man i dagsljuset.
Hans ''ropp var sliten i stycken.
Hela grufvan ar igenrasad.
Red. Wing, Mimi, Jan. IS,
1906.
The Minnesota Scandinavian
Relief Association har betalt till
foljande aAidna medlemmars arf-
vingar:
Nov. II, 1905. John Anderson,
6I2 Quincy ST.. NE. Minneapo-
lis, Mimi. $1,000. Nov. IS, Thorn
Thomson, 6Io Magnolia st. E.
St Paul, Mimi, $1,000. Nov.
IS, Carl Martin Kjelsberg, 3I24
Stivens ave-, Mnpls, Mimi, S., 900
Nov 10, Andrew Gust Nelson
Lindstrom, Mimi, $1,000. Nov.
II, Mrs Dovisa Skoog, II42,
Emerson ave-, n. Minneapolis
MINI. $500. Dec. IS, Knudt H.
Thompson, 2633 E. Ist Sioux
City. Ia, $500. Dec. IS, Will,
liam Peter Hane, jr. 269 Kent
st. St, Paul, MINI. $1,000. Dec,
20, Swan Malcolm Lindahl, 1921
. Findly Pl., Minneapolis, MINI.
, $1,000. Dec. 20, Mrs Christine
!; Nelson, I27 w. Sth st. Superior,
r Wis. $500. Jan. 5, 1906 Pete
, o. Duseth. 629 Jefferson st
a Minneapolis, Mimi, S., 900.
{ A. G.. Rosing.
Utan hans vetskap och sam
tycke har Jessie Miracle. en- kane
/ real estateman i Tacoma, iatt o;
: sig uttagen aktenskapslicenS 70
| horom och Gertrude Robare.
: bet ar EFT nytt kspitel i famil
len Robares historic. Namda ia
a mill har i aratal fort process mo
an den ena, an den andra korpo
rationen angaende skadestand. De
antages, att delta ar Dorian til
slutet pa en- sensational anklsgel
=, Sc, som Gertrude Robare fran
. stalde mot Miracle for tortorels0
ungefar ct. ar tillbaka i tiden, d;
hon afven hck manner haktad.
, bet var iickans moder, son
forbidden torsdag begaf sig till Tia
coma och tog ut licence for 81,
=, dotter och Miracle. Den tillam
made brudgummens pastar, att de
aldrig skall bli nagot gitte af me-
: Ian hOnom och Gertrude RObare
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19

mar, imam han skulle gifta sig
med en- AMMAN kvinna. froken
O'Donnell. Det var Gertrude
Robare, som ar krympling efter
en- sparvagsolycka, hvilken orsa-
kade haktningen. Hon uppgsi att
Miracle foranstaltat en- flask Wig
sci med henne, att de lefvat till
sammans som man och hustru och
att Miracle tillagnat sig S., 900.
som hon agde. Mar hon nu hor-
de, att Miracle skulle gifta sig
med froken O'Donnell, sd begrep
hon, att vigseln var EFT bedrage-
ri och fick Miracle arresterad som
torforare.
Det anses emellertid, att delta
nya schackdrag skall misslyckas
och att familjen Robare icke skall
fnna sig foranlaten att fullfolja
malet angaende forforelse.
En- tjenarina i DR.. Hakans-
sons familj, Eslof, hade sa sva-
ra frostskador a fotterna, att hon
Ell kunde begagna skodon, utan
gick med fotterna onlindade med
trasor, och hon led mycken vanda.
Delta var kort efter DIR. Hakans-
sons forsta upptackt at Salubrin,
imam han annu tankt pa dess
anvandbarhet for anant an lung
sot. Han hade dock redan haft
tillfalle att observera, att Salubrin
hafde Inflammation och lindrade
vark, och han tillsade derfore file
kan att ga till sangs och lagsa Sa'
lubrin- omslag pa ~fotterna, fol- att
derigenom m0jligen fnna nagon
lisa. Mera an en- liten lindring
hade han ri vantat at denna be-
handling. Dagen derpa kom hic-
kan in till familjen kladd i strum-
por och skor - fullstandigt kure-
rad Tor frostskadan. ALT sedan
dess hsr Salubrin- demanding n
vandts i otaliga liknande fall.
och stadse med Stamina lyckliga
resultat.
Norskarnes religiosa fantism
tycks verkligen etterstrafva en-
en- jamforelse med de likartade
fenomen som till hufvudpunkter
haft Jerusalem och Mckka. Har
nSgra exempel:
For nagra manader tastes i at
minstone en- Kristianiatidning en-
med vederborandes mann och a
dress undertecknad uppsats hvari
Diet bl. a. bette ON wagon till sa-
lighet: Jag ar wagon, och Diet
firms ingen AMMAN; apostlarne ha
forfuskat laran" o. s. v. Forfatta-
rem lar vara vafveriarbetarc till
yrket.
Nagot senare skref en- norsk am
betsman i slit kronikartade, pa
stor spridning beraknade verk, at,
'faderne slandet ar sa stor sprid
ming beraknade verk. att ''fader-
neslandet ar sa heligt som Cue
sjalf".
Och till slut delta: fran sin pre-
dikstcl Kristiania lar en- norsl
prest helt nyligen ha betonat der
hanforelse. hvarmed "norska pa
~trioter en- gang skola trycka hvaI
, andrss handler !himmelriket".-
Forutsattningen torde val vara
r att norskarne for sin egen raknins
disponera ofver en sarskild al
defining at himlen? Undras hvar,
pa en- sadan forutsattning grun'
das.
Men hvilken fanatism inneba
: res icke i dessa ire exempel. hem
tade ur olika samhallsklasser och
JUS fran allra senaste It'd!
Pastorn vid torsta kongrega,
tionella kyrkan i Jersey City,
John L Scudder. hAr byggt Ell
skjutbana vid Peoples Palace, son
han ar forestandare for och ANNA,
der lara unga damer i sin forsam
ling att handtera revolvern, s3 at
: de kunna skjuta inbrottStjufvar
ON de skulle ofverraska s3dan;
hemma hos sig - under sanger
i.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-27
CHILDREN. Tail
~ sold in our building

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[Im1[ TT Tits U1gd1llC 0dl6
urW n o INV n n

VEW TUITN VITI VVUDV VEVtth
To be sold in Ten Days in
ROSWELL, N. M.
IAN. az TO FEB. 10
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-27
/, Misses and Children'S ST

EN- DAYS.
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Suits, Skirts and Jackets; Mems,
less than cost of the raw material for
of the r.


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On ~.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-29
THE GAME LAW.

Just now is a proper time to
become familiar with the game
laws of the territory. Let us con-
slider:
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful
to kill, trap, ensnare, inlure or
destroy any antelope, pheasant,
bobwhite quail, or wild pigeon
within the territory Of New Mexi-
co Tor a period of five years after
the passage of this act. 1t shall
be unlawful to trap, kill,
or in any name injure or destroy
any deer within the territory OF
New Mexico, except that deer
with horns may be killed with a
gun during the period commencing
September IS and ending October
81 of each year, provided that no
person shall kill or have in his
possession more than m such deer
during said period in each year.
II shall be unlawful to kill, trap,
ensnare, injure or destroy any
turtle dove within the territory of
New Mexico, except that such
birds may be killed with a gun IN
ly, during the period commencing
the 1st day of August and end
ing with the goth day of Septem-
Der of each year.
1t shall be unlawful to kill, trap,
or ensnare, or in any n in
jure or destroy any native or crest
ed quail within the territory of
New Mexico, except that S u C h
birds may be killed with a gun only
during t h e months Of October,
| November and December of each
year.
1t shall be unlawful to kill, trap
ensnare or in any injure
or destroy any wild turkey, noun
tain grouse, or prairie chicken
within the territory of New Mexi-
CO, except that such birds may be
killed with a gun only, during the
months of October, November and
December.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-29
REPVBLICANS.
"a votes, and Garcia 8.

"a votes, and Garcia 8.
1t was decided that the county
convention for the nomination OF
candidates should be held October
10th, 1905, and the primaries to
select delegates to said convention
should be held in the respective
precincts of the county on the 9th
day of October.
There being no further business
before the convention a motion to
adjourn was carried.
AT a meeting of the Republican
Central committee OF Quay county
held at the court house in Tucum-
carl, Sept. 26th, the following
resolution was unanimously
adopted.
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, The Republican Par
ty of Quay County, at the last
general election, did endorse and
support Hon. Manuel c. de Baca,
of Guadalupe county, as the Re-
publican candidate for the Office
of Representative to the goth Leg
islative Assembly of New Mexico
for the counties o ( Quay a d
Guadalupe; and
Whereas, 1t was expressly un-
derstood and agreed at the time OF
the nomination of Hon. Manuel G.
de Baca that the Republican party
of Quay county should have the
privilege of naming the Republican
candidate of the counties of Quay
and Guadalupe for representative
to the 37th Legislative Assembly
of New Mexico, to be elected in
1906; therefore,
Belt Resolved, BY the Repub.
lican Central Committee of Quay
county that we do demand and in.
sist upon our right to name and
nominate the candidate of the Re.
publican party of the counties o.
Quay and Guadalupe for the office
Of Representative to the 37th Leg.
islative Assembly of New Mexico
to be elected at the general cleo
ton this fall; and
Be it Further Resolved, Tha
the secretary OF this committe,
cause a copy of this resolution t.
be sent to the chairman of the Re
publican central committee O
Guadalupe county.
|. c. BARNES,
Attest: Chairman
N. V. GALLEGos, Sec'y.
GREGoRIo FLORES, Mem.
PEDRO BoRQUEz, Mem.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-29

Try the Sterling and Fast Mail
Fine Cut Tobacco at t h e Top
Notch. tt.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-29
Standing Invitation.

We extend an invitation to all to
inspect our fall line OF millinery.
Yours Rcspt. A. LOWELL.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-29

The Top Notch has all kinds OF
school supplies.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

The tracing of President Paul 0.
Stensland, of the defunct Milwaukee
Avenue Savings bank, Chicago, to Tan
gier and his arrest in the domain of the
sultan of Morocco, will be generally &C
courted clever piece of detective work.
It is to be hoped that there may be no
unnecessary delays encountered in bring
ing him back to the scene of his crime
and in sending him over the shortest
possible route to the states prison. The
prompt and severe punishment of Stems
land should afford wholesome warning
to like offenders to the effect that the
time has arrived when the public de-
mands that justice shall be meted out to
the big thieves as we'll as the little ones.
Stenslands crime has already cost three
lives, but unfortunately he cannot be
held to answer for this part of the trag-
edy in which he was the chief actor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

The practical character which college
courses are now taking on is nowhere
better illustrated than ia the develop
ment of the recently established depart
ment Of business administration at the
University of Wisconsin. The depart
ment is planning to cooperate with the
business men of the state, to do for them
what the agricultural college and expert
ment station have done for the farmers
and agricultural interests of Wisconsin.
Any business problem, like cost account
ing, advertising, or Office systems, will be
considered for any concern in the state.
Not only will questions be answered by
correspondence, but professors and in
structors will visit interested concerns
and personally assist them in working
out their business problems. The head
of the department will visit commercial
centers throughout the country, and
after making careful study OF similar
conditions, will give the business men of
this state the benefit of his investiga-
tons.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

WITH the competitive examination ad
vertieed for September 22nd the State
Civil Service Commission will have COM
pleted the series of examinations neces
sary to supply eligible lists for over so
per cent of the positions falling within
the competitive class. Experience thus
far makes it probable that four annual
examinations will hereafter keep the
eligible lists in condition to meet all the
requirements of the service. Since Jan
uary 1st the Commission has held, in
Guiding the Forthcoming examination,
four general competitive examinations.
In the four competitive examinations
over thirty-five classes of positions have
been included, and including the non
competitive examination of original en-
ployees, over seventytive kinds of ex-
animation have been prepared These
examinations have been held in the Vari
Gus assembly districts under the super
vision of local examiners acting under
the direction of the Civil Service Com
mission, and candidates have appeared
on an average in seventy assembly dis
tricts each time. Out of a total of l6O(
applicants for positions in the competi
tive class as many as 1900 persons tool
the examinations for the various posi-
tions, and out of this number 629 passed
and were placed upon the eligible lists
275 persons we're registered for positions
in the labor class.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

WHERE does William J. Bryan suppose
the government can get the money to
buy out the 100000 miles of railway in
the United States, with their property
aggregating s16,OOO,OOO,0OO? Has Mr..
Bryan any clear idea what Sic. OOO, OOO,-
600 means, asks the st. Louis Globe
Democrat Evidently not The entire
bonded debt of the government at this
time is little less than $500, 100000. To
buy the railroads would require sum
of money more than seventeen times as
great as the whole present interest bear
ing deb Of the country.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

The cry of the low tariff men is that
free trade will make many things cheap
er, and will, therefore, benefit the poor
man. But how will it affect his wages?
II cheap goods come in from abroad 1t
will at once react on our home manufac-
turers Unable to compete with the
cheap labor products of Europe, they
will either have to close their factories
or reduce the wages of their employees
Many will lose their jobs and their abil-
ity to buy will decrease, because they
will no longer be earning big wages. Low
prices mean low price incomes. The man
who insists you can have low prices and
big wages at the same time is dema
gOgUe.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

SECRETARY TAFT has renewed the agi-
tation in regard to change in the tariff
along the lines attempted during the
last session of congress to reduce the
schedule on tobacco raised in the Phil
ippine islands to 25 per cent of the Ding
ley law, for term of years, and then ad-
mItting such products free. This was a
pet measure of the administration and
the president was much chagrinned at
it's defeat. According to the best esti-
mates obtainable the tobacco product. of
the Philippines is about 30, 10000 pounds
annually According to Secretary Taft
this is capable of being extended almost
indefinitely II SO, and if the quality
can be made to equal that OF other coun-
tries. the admission Of the product duty
free into this country would make a
great difference with our own tobacco
growers There promises to be very
lively fight when the matter comes again
before congress. The stand patters'
are beginning to feel there is danger in
the air, and if the tinkering with the
Dingley law begins ia on place, it is more
than likely that it will extend to other
schedules, and the law made to look like
the tabled sieve of the Daniads. 'Ameri-
can tobacco and sugar growers will not
take very kindly to any attempt to ad
NIT products that come in competition
with them.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21


See our display of new fall merchan-
dise.-T. p. Burns, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
AT the great Jefferson County Fair
at Jefferson the following grand free acts
will be given each day, October 2, 3, 4
and 5: The Okabe Royal Japanese
Troupe Wheeling Wheelocks, Christiano
Trio, Rice & Elmer, Profs. Currie and
Dobie Canadian Scotch band, in ALL six
great free attractions.
F. F. Burgy does all classes of plumb
ing.
Call at Burgy's shop and see his
elegant line of plumbing goods.
-Watson's machine shop is the place
to get your repairing done. 24tf
House for Rent.-Inquire of Mrs. S.
w. Skinner.
All kinds of repairing at Watson's
machine shop. 24tt
-FoR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Open rub
Der tired runabout and single harness in
good condition. T. Pomeroy.
We are receiving daily large invoices
of new fall dress goods new fall waists,
new fall tailor made suits, cloaks and
separate skirts, Prices are always an
object here. r. F. Burns, GAINESVILLE,
Wis.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21
Farm for Sale.

1T acres, 2 miles from Viroqua, Yer
non county, q mile from school in Nor
wegian settlement; prairie soil, good
buildings new tobacco shed holding 8
acres, No. tobacco land. Price S88 per
acre, terms reasonable.
Also 100 acre farm to rent, 2 miles
from town, party to purchase interest IN
stock and machinery; tobacco land for )
acres, possession given this fall.
Address EDW. EvERSON,
Viroqua
r. F. d. No. l. Vernon Co. Wis.
42w4
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

The state fair management Is being
made the subject of the usual criticism
by the Milwaukee press, and possibly
some of it may be deserved, but ii the
voice of the country people who attended
the fair could be heard whole lot of
things need correcting, not 80 much
about the fair as the city where it was
held First of all, Milwaukee makes a
mistake to think it can take care of the
state fair crowd and half dozen con-
ventions at the same time. When the
fair visitors came to town they found
the hotels filled with convention guests,
and cots or sleeping in the halls was the
best they had to offer their country
cousins. Many of the hotels, too, doubled
up on their prices for meager accommo-
dations and the strong hand of graft ex-
tended all along the line. This won't
do. If the people of the state are ex-
pected to attend fairs in the future they
must have fairer treatment The man
agement should insist upon a pledge
from the hotels and restaurants that
rates will not be increased to fair Wis
itors, before the dates of another fair
are fixed The increased fee for re-
served seats in the grand stand is an
other extortion that should be abolished.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

WALTER WELLMAN will try again next
year. And maybe again the year after
that. 1t may be that Wellmans dash
for the pole, like Lipton's race for the
cup, will become an annual affair until
the funds run out. The pole may be
discovered by the enterprising CORES
pondent of the Record Herald, but the
average man is from Missouri"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1906.

The new beet sugar factory at Madi-
son will be ready for work as soon as
beet harvesting begins and it has con
tracts for 1900 acres OF beets, which
promise to yield Is tons to the acre, and
the price to be paid is S. per ton. Ii the
reckoning is correct it means S3322,5OO to
the farmers who raise the beets.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

For Sale.

Good farm, 200 acres, 100 acres under
plow as good tobacco farm as is in the
state with $500 worth of stock on same.
Present tenants time expires October l,
1906. Wish to sell at once.
M. F. GREEN & Sons,
GAINESVILLE Wis.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21
Tenant Wanted.

A tenant is wanted for $50 acre farm
in Vernon county, having 100 head of
cattle, and 400 acres under the plow A
man who understands the raising of to-
bacco is preferred. Inquire at this Of
flee
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

Fifty men for sewer work at GAINESVILLE
Good wages. Harding & Nelson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20

vantar una estatua al teniente Schmidt, ie-
fe de los marinos amotinanos en- Sebasto-
pool, fusilado Ell 10 del corriente lanzado
luego al mar Su cadaver.
Ell mismo bien informado periodico
asegura que el famoso novelista revolucio-
mario MSximo Cork, que Sc encuentra
ahora en- Suiza, visitar6 muy en- breve los
Estados Unidos del Nolte.
-El Secretario de Estado, Root, ha pc
dido autorizaci6n al Congreso de la Union
Americana para pagar $4,000 de indem-
nizaci6n la Companfa Francesa del Ca
bic, por dafios hechos en- sus lineas duran
te Ia guerra hispano-americana.
Dice, "Los Angeles Sunday Times"
CORE en- Viena una curiosa historic acerca
del trono de Hungrfa. Asegdrase que 4
la muerte del Emperador Francisco Jose,
el hijo favorito del Kaiser, Principe EiteI
serd rey de aquel pals. No Sc sabe hasta
donde sera fund ada esta version.
Ana Acevedo fue multado hoy por ell
Juez municipal acusada de alterar Ia paz
p6blica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20
De TOOAS Pl!RTES
EL Iey...... del szuGaT en- agOnia.
Sc aRuRcla Qus sl esIshrs novsIlsta ruso GOrki
sIsltara muy,sn hrsve los EstadOs UnltOs.

-Anuncian de San Francisco Califor
MIA que Mr.. John Spreckels, lamado el
rey del azdcaT, est6 en- agonia.
Esta noticia, desde luego, es anterior al
desastre que aver notici6 LA Correapon.
dencia", = es de pensaf que Mr.. John nc
haya podido sobrevivir tai desastre.
M. Fallieres, presidente de la Rep6.
blica francesa, Sc ha inscrito con 10000
frances cada uno de sus ministries con
5000 en- Ia subscription hecha & favor de
las Vfctimaa del desastre de las minas de
Courrieres.
-"The Observer, de Londrea, anun-
cia que ha side descnbierto en- San Peters
burgo un complct para volar ell edifcio de
la Douma del Imperio.
En- la misma capital ha sido publica-
do un manifesto dirigidO al pueblo por Ia
Liga de autores rnsos, en- ell cual Sc le pide
en- nombre de su conciencia de hombres
libres y en- nombre de Ia humanidad, que
evite los asesinatos de la raza judia.
La Gran Bretafia ha pedido China,
como indemnizaci6n castigo por los ase-
sinatos de los misioneros en- Nanchuag,
1000 taels y la aperture del puerto de
Wuchenchi.
Ell Rey Eduardo y la Reyna Alejan-
dra hacen actualmente un viaje de recreo
que durara cinco semanas. Despu6s de
visitar Z Atenas volveran Venecia.
Sc anuncia que Ia cosecha de cafe en-
este afio en- Ell Brasil, seI6 enorme, como
no la habfa habido durante largos afios.
En- los cfrculos diplomaticos de Lon
dres, Sc dice que Francisco Jose, Empera-
dor de Austria, fu6 atacado de apOplegfa
en- una violenta discussion en- ell Consejo de
Ministries, resultas de la cual lie qued6
paralizada Ia parte izquierda de su cuer.
po.
-Dicen de New York al Financial
News de Londres, que. segdn una comu-
nicaci6n Official, el Jap6n lanzara en- los
Gltimos dias de este mes, un empr6stito in
terror de 500 millones de frances al ) por
100.
-Leemos en- ''Le Journal" de Paris:
Un despacho de Londres anuncia el nau-
fragio del steame aleman ''Servia," que
encontr6 una nina fotante 10 largo de
Vladivostock. Repatriaba soldados ru-
SOS. Sc calcula que hubo eien ahoga-
dos.
Los revolucionarios han alberto una
en- San Petersburgo para le-