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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
WOMEN
MEET MRS. LOGAN
DISTINGUISHED GUEST FETED
AT CLUB HOUSE
Many Enjoyable Affairs Were Held
and Are Planned in Local Social
Circles-Weddings Soon
to Occur

Several hundred society and club wo-
men met Mrs. John A. Logan of WASH
| ington, D. c., yesterday afternoon at
| big reception given in her honor at the
Woman's club house, $40 South Ffgueroa
street, by the club women or Los An
geles. ~
Mrs. John T. Bigelow, Mrs. c. e.
Thorn, Mrs. F. A. Eastman ana MIS-
Erasmus Wilson stood with Mrs. Lo-
gan, and among the prominent women
who assisted in entertaining were Mes
danes P. G. Hubert, E. K. Foster. w.
7. Pitkin, J. W.. Hendrick, N. S. Averill,
w. w. Murphy, J. R. Reynolds, A. Paul,
M. G. Osmund, Willoughby Rodman, w.
II. Housh, w. J. Washburn, Charles +
Flint, ]. B. Millard, Frank Wood,
George w. Jordan, H. E. Brett. r. II.
r. Variel. J. w. Hampton, d. Wiebers
D. Hemp, Clara H. Harding, Fred
Hooker Jones, Lurene Covell, M. e.
Comins. Mary Holland Kincaid, Pearl
Adams Spaulding, Florence Collins Por-
ter. oliver C. Bryant, J. e. Cowles,
Frank E. Pryor, B. F. Church. Matthew
Robertson, E. o. Edgerton, R. b.
Hutchinson, P. D. Little and 0. Shep-
herd Barnum.
Mesdames Mary Banning, H. G. Dill
Ion and Harriet Wright poured tea and
Mesdames J. w. Hendr1ck, w. w:
Murphy, e. K. Foster, F. E. Pryor and
P. G. Hubert had charge of the refresh
mentS.
Mexican poppies, Japanese broom and
coreopsis were combined in forming
beautiful decoration for the club house
and a musical program was rendered
bv an orchestra during the afternoon.
Miss Waite superintended the dec
Grating.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
WARNING GIVEN
FRUIT DEALERS
County Commission After Those Who
Sell Infected Citrus Products.
Fruit So Tainted Should
Be Destroyed

Emphatic warning is given all deal
ers in citrus fruits, whether sold from
wagon, market, stall or stand, to de-
stroy all fruit in their possession in
fected by either purple, greedy or red
scale, or suffer arrest and prosecution.
This caution is authorized by mem
bers of the county board of horticul-
tural commissioners. Reputable deal
ers in citrus fruits promptly destroy
infected stock and the members of the
commission are after those parties who
attempt to dispose of fruits that should
be consigned to the incinerator on sight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
SMOKE ABAT|NG.
Law PROPOSED
Health and Boiler Inspection Officers
Study Plan to Overcome En1is-
sion of Dense Pail That
Overhangs

The health department is working on
a new smoke abatement ordinance
which will remove the thick pail which
occasionally hangs over Los Angeles
where smokestacks are thickest and
locomotives most do congregate.
The conference held yesterday was
merely preliminary and at the next
meeting distinct recommendations will
be made so that the city attorney can
incorporate them in a new ordinance.
The present law exempts certain stacks,
which is held to be defect to general
enforcement.
Health officer Powers had present the
health officer of Pasadena, members of
the boiler inspectors office, Smoke In
spector Potts and Messrs. Rademacher.
Connell, Holloway, Malone, Garcelon
and others.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
ANCIENT VENDER FALLS
THROUGH OPEN TRAP DOOR

Harry Paul, street vender, fell
through an open trgp door in store
at Arcadia and Main streets yesterday
morning. The room was dark and
Paul, who is sc years of age, was unable
to see clearly.
The injured man was taken to the
receiving hospital, where it was found
his right collar bone had suffered a
severe fracture. Later Paul was taken
to the county hospital and it is thought
he will be confined there for several
weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
FEDERAL COURT ISSUES A
RESTRAINING ORDER TO JUDGE

A restraining order enjoining Police
Justice Chambers and Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney Guy Eddy from pro-
ceeding with til case against Hop
Chung charged with operating laun-
drv outside the limits, was issued by
The United States circuit court yester-
day, and the two officials were cited
to appear Monday morning in the
United States court and show cause
why the order should not be made per-
manent.
It is claimed by Albert Cooper, the
attorney for the Chinese, that the case
discriminates against his client in Vio-
lation of the constitution.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
JUDGE SCORES MASON WHO
SEEKS DIVORCE FROM WIFE

Decree of divorce was denied John
Gentle by Judge Monroe yesterday
morning after Gentle had delivered
himself of a long string of testimony
against his wife, Harriet Gentle, whom
he accused of cruelty.
Gentle alleged that his wife scorned
to live in fiat, but wanted to have a
fine home and entertain society on the
salary he received from the art of brick
laying.
Judge Monroe ruled that the charge
ought to have been foolishness instead
of cruelty and threw the case out of
court.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
FIRST JAPANESE DEP0RTED
UNDER NEW LAW GO NORTH

Ten Japanese who are being taken
to San Francisco from Ell Paso, Tex,
left this city last night for the north
ern town. from which they will shortly
set sail for the island kingdom. These
Japanese, according to federal officers,
will be the first deported from this
country under the new law. Immigra-
the culprits from Texas after passing
the Mexican border to that state. They
were quartered in the county jail Tues
day night
The new Japanese immigration law
provides that subjects of the mikado
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16

the officers of the home, who include
Mrs. J. S. Lukenbach, president; Mrs.
T. Frank McGrath, vice president; Mrs.
Warren Gilleren, treasurer; Mrs. G. j.
Vieira, recording secretary; Miss Ethel
ind Lord, financial secretary Mrs. G..
w. McCrary, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. g. A. Whittlesey and Mrs. V. G..
Carey, members of the directorate; w.
]. Variel, Harry Chandler, Thomas
Wadsworth, Curtis D. Wilbur, w. H.
Frank and Warren Gillelen, members
Of the advisory board.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
WOMAN FAIMTS WHEN JUDGE
READS CHARGE AGAINST HER

Mrs. Anna Larsen, 3O5 Gertrude
street, tainted when arraigned in the
police court yesterday on a charge of
slashing a burro with a butcher knife.
The woman had requested that the trial
be postponed until the arrival of her
husband Police Justice Chambers con-
tinued to read the complaint against
her and Mrs. Larson fell to the floor.
The woman is said to have become en-
ragged because several boys were play
ing with burro near her house and
ran into the yard and stabbed the ami
NAL a number of times.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Recent Weddniq

One of the recent weddings was that
Of Miss Cora L. Heavnor and Enos
James Miller, which took place at the
couples new home, S21 West Sixteenth
street. The bride wore pretty gown
Of white net over white silk and carried
red and white carnations. Mrs. Ste
phens, gowned in gray, and Miss Emma
Wyley, who wore a white gown. at
tended the bride. The house was at
tractively decorated with roses, sweet
peas. carnations and greenery.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Plans Arc PROGRESSING

Plans are progressing rapidly for the
concert to be given by Miss Ellen
Beach Yaw Saturday evening, May 20
in the Temple auditorium for the bene-
fit of the Lark Ellen News and work
ing Rows home, 43S East Twentieth
street. Every year it is Miss Yaws
custom to give a concert to help sup
port this home, which she was instru-
mental in founding several years ago
and which is named Lark Ellen" after
her.
Those in charge of the concert are
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
w. c. T. U. viii Meet

w. c. T. U. viii Meet
The Los Angeles w. C. T. U. will
hold its regular meeting in the First
Methodist church Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Miss Margaret Billy of Mich
igan will address the members on "The
twentieth Century Housekeeping.
The speaker will give demonstrations.
Held on Suspicion
John Adams, whose residence is un-
known to the police, was arrested last
night by Detectives Talamantes and
Rico and placed in the city Jail on sus-
picion. He was picked up on Temple
street and is supposed by the officers to
know something about a number of
robberies which have been reported to
the police from that neighborhood
within the past two or three weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16

must have passports, although they sre
not required to register. Since the Law
went into effect March IA violation of
its provisions have been very rare.
With the Japanese on their free trip
across the deep blue sea will go seven
Chinese, who accompanied them ncrthf
last night under the care or Deputy
Marshal Harry j, Place of San Dietrc
The celestials will set sail for their
home and loved ones on the steamship
China, Nav IL
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Aaron and Necktle Social

An apron and necktie social was
given last evening in Burbank hall by
the women of the Los Angeles hiVe
l L. o. Z. M.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
WOMEN'S CLUBS
pesoribe Russian Industries

1.-THE Leading Industries of Russia"
were described by Mrs. F. B. Crozier
yesterday afternoon at the meeting of
the Philomath club at the home of
Mrs. Charles w. Harding, 1888 Orange
street. Mrs. G. B. Corwin spoke on
America in Russia" and Mrs. M. B.
Jones gave a book review.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
To Meet for Last Time

The members of the Thursday Night
Card club will meet this evening for
the last meeting Of the season at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roth Hamilton
of Sierra Madre.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Discuss Paintings

Paintings in Antwerp and Amster-
dam and The Hague and sketches of
environment were the subjects dis
cussed yesterday morning at the Rus
kin Art club. Miss Victoria Wilmer
and Miss Belle Smith were in charge
of the meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Entertain ThimbIe Club

Mrs. William Phillips and Mrs. Will
liam Nichols entertained the members
of the Thimble club Of Magnolia lodge,
Degree of Honor, yesterday afternoon
at Mrs. Phillips home sol South Grif-
fin avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
To Act as Hostesses

Mesdames Richey and Zeiser and
Miss Smart will be hostesses at
meeting of the Acacia Card club in
Symphony hall, Blanchard building,
this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Issue Invitations

Mrs. T. W. Phelps of $50 Westlake
avenue and her daughter, Mrs. Charles
w. Bonynge of Hotel Majestic, have
issued invitations for a reception to be
given at the Woman's club house, $40
South Figueroa street, next Tuesday
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Raumann-McIIroy Wedding

The wedding of Miss Jennie Mcllroy
and Emil Baumann took place iasl
evening at the home of the brides
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Good
fellow. 2S20 East Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
To Give Luncheon

afternoon in honor of Miss Adele Will
let's Of Chicago, who is visiting them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16

Mrs. S. J. Whitmore of Hotel Alex
andria will entertain with a luncheon
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
To TaIk on Truant Schools

Il. ]. Likeley will address the Friday
Morning club this week on "Our
Truant Schools" and George l.. Leslie
will talk on Scholarship and Physical
Defects"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
I'd Give Ball

A ball will be given at Conaty hall,
corner Downey avenue and DAILY street,
this evening by Montgomery council
No. 473, Young Mems institute.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
MAIDS charmina GirI

Miss Mayme Young, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Young of 1871 Man
haitian place, and William John wilson
we're married last evening at the home
of the brides parents.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Gives Military Whist Party

In honor of Miss Elsie Ellis Wolfe
of San Francisco Mrs. George Gold
smith of 967 Westmoreland place gave
a military whist party yesterday after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Have AlI.Day Meeting

the women of Los Angeles hive No.
o. e. S. had an all day meeting yes
terday at the home Of Mrs. William
d. wood, 1915 East Vernon avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16

Mrs. Laura Austin of 172O Newton
street was at home yesterday afternoon
to members of Ell Contente club.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Is Hostess at Club Meeting

Mrs. John Mathews of Rampant street
was hostess yesterday afternoon at
meeting of the Wednesday Drive Whist
club.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
Entertains Poppy Whist Club

Mrs. Harry McBee of 1857 Walnut
street entertained the members of the
Poppy Whist club yesterday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
w. C. Club Meets

The members of the V. c. clup met
yesterday afternoon at the nome OIL
Miss Josephine Raber, Casa del Rico.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visitthe ex-
hibit of California products at the
Chamber of Commerce building, on
Broadway, between First and Second
streets, where free information will be
given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16

The Herald will pay $40 IN cash to
lead to the arrest and conviction Of any
person caught stealing copies of The
Herald from the premises of our
patrons. THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16

Everythl.g you want you will fnd In
the classified page--a modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent g word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
INTERPRETATIONS

The Motordrome company. Directors.
w. H. Durphy H. M. Robinson, Al J..
Rowland. r. A. Ford. s. H. Halsted Of
Pasadena. Capital stock, $4,000 with
$500 subscribed.
Everything you want you viii and n
the classified page. One cent . wqrd.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16
CITY GRANTS LICENSE TO
PRIVATE DUMPING GROUNDS

Another license was granted to the
owner of the De Turk dumping
erounds in the low places near the
Y junction where dumping prevailed
promiscuously heretofore until recent
ly stopped.
The board of health yesterday
specified that only combustible stuff
must be dumped at one noint and i'm
mediately consumed, WI elseW re
on low ground the non-aomoustible
stuff could be deposited.
The privilege will be suspended II
it proves a nuisance to The nelghbor-
hood.
Blnks-Do you think that savage
bulldog in your street is safe
Jinks-Not while 1 carry -his reyol-
ver.--Cleveland Leader.
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Sin haGsr iusticia a FiIipinas nj a
Puerto Rico. ~
Ell GORgrGsO los dsI6 IN IadO para OGuparse ID
gaStM dIneTO on Otr1s COsaS.

DebeTes con Jos i1ssuLGres. -EI Congreso
ha terminadc sin hacer justicja Filipinas
nj Puerto Rico.
ESQ dice 'SThe Marion Star" Con res
pecto las eleVadas cuestiones de derecho
y debeFeS entire hombre hombre-conti.
MIA -el Congreso las puso IN lado para
ocuparse de gastaE dinero en- barcos = sa-
laIioB.
Obligadas las flipinas 6:.Bometerse &
nuestra bandera, no SO les deja enviar car.
gamentos & nuestrog puertos sino pagan
los mismos derechoB que Italia que Tur'
qufa. Lo que nosotros reclamamos como
una virtud para noBotros, 10 consideramos
como una impersinencia por parte de los
flipinoB. Como IN nativo pueda levan-
tar Ia cabeza en- vista de una irTegularidad
de este genero diffcil es decirlo.
Z ahf estSn los puertoTriquefos bajo
nuestra bandera, dandonoB Ia bienyenida
y llenos de eSperanzas peT0 ConHideTados
inferiores los chinos
81 presidente Roosevelt sxort6 al Con-
greso & que les concediera la ciudadaria
americana, pero el Congreao nj 10 hizo Di
di6 una debil raz6n para no. hacerlo. iEs
que en- realidad no existen razonesl
ALA en- Puerto. Rico, hay millares de-
hombres que pueden competir con muchos
coDgresistas, y esoB hoEnbres no tienen pa-
tria nj bandera.
JC6mO pOdemos avenirnOB q semejsnts
injusticia?
Los principles haIa los CuaIsS tue tuRdada
Baestra TepdhilGa TsCOR0Csa en- primer t6rmIRO
los dereChOS De Ia lamanldad.
NosotToa predicamos Ia justicia 81 de-
recho 81 gobierno propio, y entretanto les
negamos hasta el orgullO de llamarBe ciu.
dadanos.
Hay en- todo esto una incongrueneia que
debe impulgar Ia naCi6n 4 haceT que 81
Congreso este Ia altura del cumplimien-
to de sus debereB, en- vez de pasar los dias
regateando y en- querrellaB con 81 presiden
te, sobre Ia discipline del ejercito.
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Ell speaker" Cannon eVadi6 ell tems
de Ia CiutadaHfa para los puer-
tONiqueHOS.
Parscs habsr aIgdn mIstsrIO en- este asunto,

La reIaci6n de la vista del speaker
Cannon la C6mara de Delegados de San
Juan, su discurso, indican que ell spe0.
her evadi6 el tema de la ciudadanfa para
los puertorriquefos. Els eli columbus 0
Journal quien habla. 49,.
Nos extrafia que haya hecho este. Pa
rece haber algdn miSterio en- este aHunto.
iQu6 puede serP Ell presidente Roosevelt
ha recomendado Ia ciudadanfa dos veces
pero 81 CoDgreso estS tan mudo como las
ruinas de BRalbec.
No hay raz6n nj argumento que pueda
darse para justifcar la exclusion de este
pueblo en- Ia ciudadanfs. El Congreso
no 10 discutfa. Debe haber alguna an
uiedad 6 aIg6n tenor, que no Sc expresan.
81 10 hay, el pueblo debiera conOcerlO.
Los puertorriquefioS 10 comprenderian.
Hubiera sido una OCCASION magnffca
para el speaker decir las razones Ia Ca
mara de Delegados de Puerto Rico. Una
buena raz6n apela la franqueza, una
raz6n mala pide el Bilencio la evasion.
Ahora bien, 81 speaker Cannon en- I'm
hombre franco valiente, por 10 tanto de-
Cimos que hay un horrible mistsrio PEN
diente sobre el asunto de Ia ciudadanfs
para los puertorriquenos.
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.lamente en- 81 autom6viI

damente en- el autom6vil.
Ell senior Georgetti propone 10 .kil6me'
troB por hora, El senior Blondeh dice que
IN cohe Gamma raz6n de IL kilometres.
Desechada Ia enmienda. Quedan los
doce kilometres cuando mas, para Ia veIo-
cidad de los automobiles dentro de las
zonas urbanas.
El senior De]gado propone que todo'. .el
dinero que Sc obtenga por liceneias ca.
rros y cochep, ingregs en- los fondoS de.los
Tespectivog municipios.
-"Eso est6 previsto en- un 's8isponien-
dose dice el senior Blondet. !,
Sc aprueba Ia moci6n. Sc apruebsn
todag las demas Hecciones del proyecto, sin
discussion.
El senior Trelles solicita se reconsidere
Ia secci6n Is para suprimir la psna mini.
ma de- 5 dollars que en- ella Sc fla. De
acuefdo.
Queda aprobadO el prOyecto en- tOtalidad
y en- segunda lectura.
EI senior Tizol soIicita BE levante la co.
mission total. Sc levanta Ia comisi6n to
tai y ell Presidente da cuenta q Ia C6mara
de hRberse apTobado el sc. b. 8 Nsubsti-
tuto'' y g. B. 10''. Aprobado por- la CO.
maFs. El senior Diaz Brink solicita Sc
Iompa el Reglamento para aprobar sl pro-
yecto en- tsrcera lectura. Aprobado.
El speaker" anuncia & Ia C6marR que
va frmaT el III. B. 2. 'Para proteier
al comerciO contra coacciones monopo.
los"
Sc aprueba 81 .informe de la comisi6n de
conferences on el.C. B. 5. :
Mr.. Hamill le dice On broma & Mr..
Grahame que.el no paga los $5 por licen.
cia que Sc han fjaeo para todoB los auto
m6vilos.
ETC. B. 81, ha uido frmado pof el
Presidente del Consejo Ejecutivo.
Ell III. B. 145. Pasado con enmiendas
en- el Consejo Sc solicita conferences.
El ssfior Was Sc muestra conforme con
las enmiendas hechas en- el H. B. I45
Dep6sito de presoB en- Vieques. Dice qle
las enmiendas no varian 10 sustancial del
bill. Aprobadas Sc rompe el reglamento
para aprobar 81 proyecto en- "a. J 3a. lee.
tuFa.
Ell senior Mu1oz Rivera pide la recon.
sideraci6n del 81. B. 131. Suppression de
Ia Agencia de cafe en- Nueva York Ex-
plica que, por una inadveEtencia, no Sc
hizo constar en- IL clausuIa final del pro
yecto que empezaba q regir Ia ley en- 10.
de julio del afio actual.
Aprobada Ia reconsideration Be acepta
sin discussion Ia cIausula referida.
Pasa en- gegunda tercera lectura & 80
licitud del senior Arrillaga el H B. 10.
''SubBtituto''. Escuela de enfarmeras.
G. B. s Telefonog teI6grafog. SHAY
bonifc8CiOneB nara ia DFenEa an II taga da
Las comnnicacioneg.
EI delegado senior Tizol pide Ii paIabra
combata Ia rebaja de taTifas On favor de
la prenss. Dice que no eompTende 81 por
que una empress peri6licp que haca so.
negocio vendiendo sus pefi6dicos haya de
quedar mas benefciada que 81, 8 que cuaI-
quier otro Ciudadano. Que pida % en-
miende esa paEte del proyecto.
tsaiiaaar
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MatsTIalss DsntaIss.

Sc recuerda los Dentistas Ia conve-
nieneia que para ellos abriga 81 abastacer
sus ofcinas con los matarialeB dentalel
manufacturados poT "a respectable acre
ditada casa de Z. d. Caulk Co., de Fila.
DELTA, Penn. Es IN hecho ya comproba.
do que sua mateEiaIeg, como cementog,
guttaperchag, &c. &c, nunca han podido
toner quien los iguale En- Puerto Rico
han dsdo siampre mejor resultado que los
de cualquiera otra marca, estSn aiendo
extrordinariamente solicitados por todou
los dentistas do moda
En- aLa Correspo pondencia de Puerto
Rico" Allen 81, hay dc venta reCibos ta-
lonariog para cobro de alquilares de casaE,
fanzaR en- met6lico ? con frmag, dacIa1a.
ciona Is nacimisnt0, dafunci6n = csEtifica-
ci6n nsaic.
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Dr. G0ENAGA
superiDtendente del ManicOmic

San Juan, P. R. 2S de Mario de. 1907.
Senior don Francisco Goenaga. San
Juan, Puerto Rico, Estimado amigo
nuHstro:
EnteFadoH los que suscTiBen, familiares
del joyengJOl6 POns Victoria, 90. E. P.
D. del contenido de 81 alta. de esta
miama fecha, c6mplenos asegurar en- no.
nor IL verdad haber. Bido poE usted
notifcadoa de Ia gravedad del infogtunado
icven, quedando altamente satisfechos de
81 conducts que considerSmos correctfsi.
ma.--SiempFe de usted affmos amigos =
8. S. Francisco Eacalona.- Antonio
Caubef
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DOCumentOs de Ia Nun }9
Ciatura rnuY cOmentadOs
Paris Abril13

Los docuen Nuncaua a hh pCos
franca tnt ngaI ndreamente s de pantaar dnvs
Vaicano dplomico
berno tuaG6n fcma razando
te todos los scoos
flar
trads ccuOs Co
ca pOr 10 Ia question reola camente dndada
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Sangrienta bataLIa en- Stanishesti.

Sc ha ibrado hoy
tres s en dcho tai proportion erno
leae
amonar
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Surtld0 Colossal

Sc est6 roCibiendo 81 mas extenso Burti-
do de cintas, telaB de moda, encsjes, fuses,
paraguas &.8s, camisas calzoncillos. En-
"a Vizoaipa" San FranCiaCO Az,
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Oudja OCupada sin opOsiCi0n.
Paris. Abril 10.


han ido pada opod6n pO
Sultan hc pca eng pueblo ropas Hoy
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odas Las eran dedamen
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SHRVIGIG ESPHCIAL DE- Cables
DE
La DenoCraCia y La Correspondence
.UnIDas
GObiernO provisional en- Honduras.
N.uaYa York. AbriI 1.

L.
Gotta que gobno
gobo provisional de Honduras eEbdO Tggalpa
Bonila
evacuaf6h
ante Zay gobierno
antiques deerados de repdb Bon
abr6 peaas gobno
general Manuel en contaba opinion pdb
mia expenses del na6s dapofmo.
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