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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
GIRL WAS HALF CRAZeD
Miss Emma Gleason Was Passengei
on Northwestern Train.


Returning from her claim in Okla
homa. on which she has recently
proved up, Miss Emma Gleason, a
we'll known young lady of Arcadia, ar
rived in Winona on Northwestern
passenger train from Mankato in a half
crazed condition. The girl was taken 10
a hospital.
Chief Kammerer notified the young
woman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ael Gleason of Arcadia, of the condition
of their daughter and Mrs. Gleason
went to Winona and has been at the
bedside of her daughter at the hospi-
tai ever since her arrival here.
1t is believed that worry and lack of
sleep while travelling from Oklahoma to
Winona caused the young woman's
mind to wander and it is believed that
she will fully recover but it will proba-
bly, be several days before she can be
taken from the hospital.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
ANSWERED THE DESCRIPTION
Negro Vented for Murder May Have
Been In Mankato.

From wednesday s Daily.
The police department this morning
received postal card offering a reward
of 81 $50 for the arrest of one Al Carter,
a negro wanted for the murder OF
Thomas NJ. Rinehart, a railroad contrac-
tor, at Covington, Va. The card is from
L. L. Scherer, superintendent of Bald
wins Detectives, Richmond. Va. Phe re-
ward is offered by the father of the de-
ceased. The card describes Carter and
also another colored man who was trav-
cling with him. Two negroes answering
the descriptions were in Mankato during
the carnival, having arrived from Kan
sas City as they explained and left the
city in short timesfor the north.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
IMPROVEMENTS WELL ALONG
Minneopa" Park Affords More Com
forts Than Ever Before.

From Wednesday s
The work of installing the improve
ments at Minneopa is progressing WELL
The balance of the iron railing has been
set in position around the edge of the
preeipice, and the iron stairway lead
ing down under the falls has been put
in. The kitchen and closets are nearly
completed.
Yesterday City Engineer Haynes and
Secretary Spencer of the Commercial
club visited the falls and found that 1T
will be practicable to pipe artesian well
water from Superintendent Williams
well to the park, as there is sufficient
fall. A pretty fountain can also be
made, to flow throughout the summer.
This can be made one of the features OF
the park, and the expense will be but
slight.
The park is having more visitors
than ever, and will become more and
more popular as new improvements are
made for the comfort and pleasure OF
the visitors.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
WILL SAVE THE BLUFF
Wealthy La Crosse Man TO Protect
Graadpa's Face.

Frank P. Hixon, brother of w. L.
Hixon of this city, and Lucius c. Col
man, wealthy La Crosse men, have
started a fund with subscriptions of
ST. 900 each for the redemption and re-
storation of Granddaddy bluff, La
Crosses famous beauty spot, which IL,
the last couple of years has been Sc
riously defaced by quarrymen. Recently
a portion of the face of the big bluff
was leased by La Crosse stone com.
pany, and tracks were run to the precl-
pice. The face of the bluff has been
partly torn away. A fund of $4,000
is being raised by popular subscription
to save the beauty spot. George d.
Gordon, a leading lawyer, and E. G.
Perkins, railroad official, known in
Mankato, are voluntarily conducting the
campaign for funds.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
ACCIDENTS IN STATE.
Railroad Shops Show Up the Worst
the Figures.

A statement of the accidents report
ed to the state labor department has
Just been issued by Labor Commission
er w. H. Williams, showing the dis
tribution of the accidents among the
various industries and classifying them
by ages. The June report shows that
the largest number of accidents oc-
cured in the railroad repair shops,
with the saw mills and lumber yards
second and the slaughtering and meat
packing establishments third.
The report by industries is as fol-
lows: Slaughtering and meat packing,
%; railroad repair shops, 30; saw
mills, lumber yards, 81; printing es-
Establishments, 4 wooden mills, l; ma
chine shops, 8; light iron and wood
work, 2; coal docks, L; building con-
tracing, 10; laundries, l; carbolite
manufacture, /; boat making, l; drill
contractors, 2; total, lis.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
GREEN BUG in THE GRAIN
Experts Wire the Information to the
i, State Entomolosist.

Field agents of the chronological ue-
partment of the state experiment sta.
ton working in the southern counties
have wired State Entomologist Wash
burn that the genuine green bug, south
ern grain plant louise, has been found
in varying numbers in parts of the state
so far visited, Winona, Hastings, Spring
Valley, Dover and other towns.
The northern or native louise is much
more abundant, and in places is doing
considerable damage to oats. Oats are
also suffering from other causes and it
looks as though the crop will be 80 or
40 per cent below the average. The
comparatively small amount of wheat in
that section looks well. From 40 to 70
per cent of the. native grain plant lice
in all fields examined are being killed
by the parasites, which are rapidly get
ting the upper hand of the pest.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
Coffeyville, now city of $4,000 in.
ha hitantS 4t&

Coffeyville, now a4eity of $4,000 in
habitants.
The breaking up Of the Dalton band
marked the end ofssthe last real des.
perate band of outlaws in the south
west, although numbers of small bands
of horse thieves continued to operate,
occasionally holding mp man or rob-
bling a depot. But the Daltons were
the last well organized band on the
order of the old James and Younger
crowds.
Two train robberies the Daltons are
known to have participated in-one at
Red Rock, on the Santa Fe, and the
other near McAlester, on the ''Katy."
Both were particularly bold and dash
ing. Rich hauls We're made both
times.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
DALE GIVEN NINETY DAYS
Judge Morrison Deals With the Mid
4. way Saloon Proprietor.

From Wednesdays Dailv.
Richard Dale pleaded guilty before
Judge Morrison to the charge of sell
ing liquor in LIE Sueur county without
a license. He was sentenced to ninety
days in Jail and pay a fine of $500 with
$40 costs, 1t is understood that the
defendant promised to leave the state
at the conclusion of his sentence.
Dale was returned to the county jail
at LIE Sueur Center. Mrs. Dale was at
lie Sueur Center this morning consult
ing her husband and an attorney.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
TOY PISTOL ACCIDENT
Albert Janda Taken to Hospital
Threatened With Tetanus.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Albert Janda, son of John Janda, got
burned with toy pistol on July
Fourth, and the wound has given so
much trouble that the lad was, taken
to a hospital night before last, as there
were fears that tetanus or lockjaw
might set in. This noon the boy was
better and there were hopes of ward
ing off further trouble. Albert is twelve
wears old.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
REDUCTION IN FARES.
Rates TO Large Cities Are Reduced OF
: Two Roads Out Of Mankato,

The union depot officials this morning
received official notice of reduction in
passenger fares between Mankato and
the large points on the Omaha and Chi
cago & Northwestern roads to the two
cents a mile basis. The new fares will
90 into effect Friday, June 10, and will
be as follows: To Des Moines, $4.2l;
Council Bluffs, $500; Omaha, 1856; st.
Joseph, $3.50; Atchison, $3.50; Leaven-
worth, 1895; Kansas City, $9.l5; Chi
cago, 1915; Milwaukee, 1915. The
present rate to Omaha lis $8.l5; Kansas
City, $9.l5; Chicago, $ll.S5; Milwau.
kee, 5000.
Later on, through rates to the small
points are expected to be announced,
when the rate clerks can get the rates
figured out.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
Green Bug Near Austin.

Austin, July 15.-Ihe green bugs are
in every field here and are seriously
damaging crops, especially oats. Some
fields are damaged so per cent. Late
grain is the favorite of the bugs, and if
they continue as during the past few
days, little of the late seeded oats will
be harvested.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
Accidentally Shot Self

Lake Crystal, July l7.-Mrs. M. S.
Hall of Garden City accidentally shot
herself through the hand with a
thirty-two revolver while demonstrate
ing to her son and nephew how the
revolver worked She was brought to
this place, where the wound was
dressed. The hand is badly disfgured'
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
Miss Peterson.
From Fridav's Daily.

Miss Peterson of Minneapolis, who
was visiting in Mankato, died last even
ing of peritonitis. She had been operat-
ed upon for appendicitis, but there was
an adhesion, and second operation was
performed, followed by peritonitis. The
deceased was about twenty years of age,
and formerly lived in Mankato, her
father being baker. She was an es-
Unable young lady and had many
friends who sincerely regret her death.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
John Mixner.
From Thursdays Daily

Fr0nn 'Th1rSday'S DH1IV
John Mixner, who had been resi-
dent of this. City for year past, died
last night Of heart disease. He was
seventy-two years of age, and was a
widower and leaves a, daughter. The
at Heron Lake on the noon train to-
day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
ONE EmPLoYE KILLED
Storm Starts the Elspkants 81 the
1arnum q Bailey Circus.

From Mondays Daily.
II. j. Wagon has returned from Wa
tertown, S. D., where he accompanied
the Barnum & Bailey circus. The cir
Gus showed at Marshall Friday, and had
about 5000 admissions in the after
noon, which was the same as in Man.
kato. At WATERFOWL there were ll,000
admissions in the afternoon, but just
after the people left 4 fierce storm
broke, and the elephants became UNI
manageable and pulled up some of the
poles in the menagerie tent, causing the
latter to fall, and one circus employee
was killed and six others injured. There
was no performance in the evening, ow-
ing to the storm. The circus showed at
Sioux Falls today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
TRUNK BURGLARIzED
Very Little Trouble Chargeable 70 ths
Circus Yesterday.
rrro<r, Erridov,a naf1v

Very little rascality developed as a
result of the visit of the circus to the
city yesterday. One robbery has been
reported, but it is not connected with
the presence of the circus. A trunk in
George w. Turrittin's residence was
broken into and $37 stolen from it. The
money was mostly in bills, one $50, one
$40, one S., and one So and the balance
in change.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19

Nels Hoagland of North Mankato
celebrated the day and it cost him $40
and costs when he was arraigned this
forenoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19

At the show grounds one man was
racing around, claiming that he had
lost a pocketbook from his side coat
pocket, containing $40 or more. A man
that sold tickets claimed that ne had
lost 800, or that it was stolen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
ON STATUTORY GROUND
Beck Divorce Case Before Judge
Cray This Forenoon.

FTOnn FTIudy LnrhJ'
The divorce suit of Robert Beck VS.
Mae Beck was tried before Judge Cray
this forenoon, in the district court. The
suit was based on the alleged ground OF
adultery, and there was no appearance
for the defendant.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19

In the case of John j. James W. the
German Land company, stipulation for
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff in the
sum of $500 was filed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19

The Toozies of Minneapolis won from
the Flecks of Faribault by score of
g to 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-11
Geate GOnOGfda.

Ha fallecido en- Madrid el sefor Anto'
MO Egpineira del Olmo, redactor del ccno'
C do pe1i6dico madrilef1o ''La Epoca'' de
otros desconocidos de Espans, y que d'ti'
mamente asiati6 & las coDfeFencias inter
acionales de Algeciras dando magnffcos
6 ilustIadoB informes en- la prensa que le
valieron grandes elogios de propios ex.
trafios.
En Puerto Rico en- donde reside algGn
tempo, contrsjo una enfermedad que le
o0lig6 Ia amputaci6n de una pierna.
El Btf1or Espineira era hiio de don
Antonio EspineiFa Miranda, comandante
del battalion de infanterfa de la "Patria"
y que Hirvit algdn tempo en- Puerto Rico
durante la guerra con los Estados Unidog.
En- union de su distipguida senora Mar
garita del Olmo, de Arecibo, supo captar'
Sc aquf muchas simpatfas 81 digno militar
que permaneci6 algdn tempo en- Ia isla,
residiendo en- Maysgtiez y en- San Juan.
Era pariente muy cercano del sefior
Marcelino vcfa de la casa p. Giusti
del comerciO ue ests plaza, al q ue envia'
mos nueBtrO p6same.
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De SOCIElAp

Los que UegGn.-En el vapor america
no llegado hoy, ha regresado & Ia isIa el
sefior Regis H. Post, gobernador de Pto.
Rico, que SO hard cargo su puesto el 18
de los corrientes, antes de embarcar el Sr.
Winthrop. NumerosaB personals han lido
saludarle
Ha llegado asf mismo, esta msflaDai
San Juan, la distinguida sefiora VIM, III.
Taft, q. esperard aquf la negada de su es'
Foso el Secretario de la guerra, para regre-
sar el Is los Estados Unidos.
Las distinguidas seforag de Winthrop,
Post, y otros elementos de la amistad de
los esposos Wintrhop'y Post, fueron re.
cibir q la distinguida viajera que Sc hos.
peda en- Ia Mansion Ejecutiva.
Bien venidos.
ReStGbIecidG. encuentra restab!eci-
da de la dolencia q. le aquejaEa, la bella y
distiDguida sefiorita Haidee Marin. Lo
celebramos mucho.
FersOnGIes Sc encuentra en- eBta cin.
dad ell senior Jose V. Figueroa, de Villalba,
Juana Diaz. ..-
Esta en- San Juan el Lcdo. Sr. Esteban
Ramirez Nadal, de MayagGez, que perma-
necerd aquf algunoS dias en- asuntoS de su
profession.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan ell Sr. Angel
Cesarf, hacendado de Yauco.
SEMPER.
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De TRIBUNALES.

En- el intestsdo de doha Elisa Kortright
la Corte de Distrito, en- So secci6n prime
ra, h& declarado sin lugar Ia solicitud de
nulidad de actualidad por 81 Rbogado Sr,
Perez Morris [don Nemesio1 con lugar
la moci6n del nismo abogado solicitando
la exclusion del administrator del abin'
teftado On las diIigencias sobre declaration
de herederos en- favor de dofia Luisa Kor
fright, conocida tambi6n por Luisa Castro
La secci6n Begunda declare con lugar
otra moci6n del mismo abogado sobre sus
pension de varios pleitos promovidos con,
ira el abintestado.. Ell licencia 10 senior
Coli ha recurrido al Tribunal Supreme
contra dicha resoluci6n. Los asuntos han
'ilo traSladadOs al fiscal para que este
funcionario formule las pletensiones CO
rrespondientes On nombre de Eel Pueblo
Puerto Rico"
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MATERlALES DENTALES

Sc recuefda 4 los amigos del estableci
miento que en- 10 sucesivo no SO despscha'
rk ningdn pedido de metal precioso, pie.
zag, coronas 8 casquilIos de 6f6, soIdadu-
ras, etc etc, que no vengss aeompafiRdo
del importe complete mas 81 correo. Guam
do no Sc sepa el valoT, debe mandarBe al.
go mas de 10 que SO Bupone. 81 eBta es la
prSctica cuando 90 ordena del exterior, no
veo rsz6n sufGiente On que al Ber mi eata.
.blecimiento del pals haya de rehus6rsaIe
las prerTogatiEas y cumpIidos exigtdas por
las otras dichas casss Creo ser bien acla.
70, 81 cumplimiento de hi petici6n evi.
tara ocurrencias degagradablesas. No eB
possible vender al preCio de fdbrica desPu6s
de pagar 81 traaporte, y hasta "a Los meta
les tomarsa ciertas ibertadez. Para mas
infoTmeB, Dsp6sito Dental de jose saIga.
do Jim6nes, S6 San FEanciaCo
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10 QUEALE,GA u Sc
nora GIauI.dina FL
Grande.
EI domingo hsllabanse aIIf en- Ia re-
trets vari0s deIegad0s a la Canara.
So reCuerda al alCalds sI prone
lido afreglO de Ia plaza.
(Ds nae stro eonssponsagl.


Abril 9.-Se ha Ilegado q nosotros la
senora Claudiua FigueToa del barrio del
Rayo de esta municipalidad qpien nos ma.
nifesta que la junta escolar de este pueblo
le debe las mensualidades de Ia casa es'
cuelA desde que priueipi6 el afio escolar;
que muchaa veces Sc le ha presentado Ia
junta para que le desocnpen.Ia casa que
le paguen 10 que religiosamente Sc le adeu'
da sin que la junta atienda nj una nj otra
cosa. Esta sefiora es viuday no poBee
mas bienea que eBa casa 10 que puede
ganarse con. su trabajo nos pFopenemoB
averiguar 10 que haya de cleric en-. 10 que
nos ha manifestado la gefiora Figueroa
para notas sucegivas.
.-Hemos sabido que & YaTios i6venes
asf como alguna que otra damita no les
ha gustsdo mis- notaB anteriores sobre 10
que decfamoB ocurrfa en- las rettetas los
domingos. Sabemos que dieen que ,cada
uno es duefio de 81 = puede hacer 10 que le
guste. EstamoB conformes CON ese pare
Ger; pero creemOs que nadie tiene deTecho
q ridiculizaT 81 pueblo en- que vive. Hay
que recordaT que habitamoB un pueblo de
segunda clase 81 nuestras camaraB legisla'
twas no disponsn otra coBa.
-Sa encuentra recogida en- CANA desde
hace algunos dias la distinguida senBra
PujalS de Miranda. Hacemos fervientes
votoB porque pronto este completamente
bien. IT..
Ell domingo tuvimos el guHto> de yer
paseando en- Ia retreta varios delegados
la CSmara entire elIos, & don Vicente
TrelleH, de Mayagiez. ST tienen sstos Sc
nores algdn bill para las pr6ximas sesio'
nes en- el que dispopgan de un cr6dito para
terminar 81 aEreglO de nuestra plazaNprin.
cipaI, Ie recordamoB que ESQ es competen-
cia de nuestro Ayuntamiento que va
nuestro active celoso a!calde diIo, 81 NAL
no rscordamog, que termiuarfa la plaza
hacienda nm paseo circular con un hiosko
en- el Centro quien tenemos el placer
de record6Tgelo por medic de eataB Ifnesg'V
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HueVOs pOr dinero.

En- Jauja, PERI, los huevos de gallina
circular como moneda y de 40 8 SO repre-,
sentan un dollar. En- los mercados y
tiendas, los indios hacen casi todaB sus
compras con este artfculo. Por medic sa
da una copa de cofiac (piBco) la misma
cantidad es neceaario por indigo v por
puros.
Estos huevoB son empacados 81 cBiones
por los tendeionerog y mBndadoB Lima.
mente emocionante con que Ia dijo. Eje'
cuci6n Boberbia por la orquests de Ysaye,
que habfa toeado sntes, muy notablemente
tambi6n, el ''Cazador maldito''. de Cesar
Frank con menor 6xito la Ia. ''Sfnfonia"
de Beethoven, &.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-11
CartaS detenidaS.

Andrade jose, Aponte Arturo, Arroyo
Manuel Maria, Ateca & Co. sres., Ateca
q Co. Sres. Bow Maestro Arturo, Bowl
Maestro Arturo, Bruno Serafn, Bruno
Tomasa, Berries Manuel Jose, Charles
Mister, Cdrdenas Juan, Colon Emilio,
Cruz Carmen, Davila Ramon, Delgado
Felipe Colon, Decle Diego, Disz Julio, De
Castro Juan, FeIicirno Bermuda, Feli6
Juan, Gracia Andres SalgadO, Gay Jaime
Gay Jeanne, Graham Arch, GeTner Eva.
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INGENIERO CIVIL Y AGRONOMO
POR FIN LLEGARON

= Acaban de llegar de PARIS los Rios dc
pelo natural en- todos los tonos de color,
para el peinadoY Cada une viene On gu
cajita y vale un dollar.
La moda de los Rios es tan grande en-
PARIS que Be han necesitado meses pa
ra poder conBeguir 81 surtido que acaba de
llegar. -. ..-..
Tambien SO ha recibido un esplendido
surtido en- perfum merfa fna lampsras de
cristal para luz el6ctrica de l, 2, 8, 4 y
s luces. :. ......
Todo este Sc encuentra en- Ell PARIS
Bazaar de Pedro GIUSTI, Forta-
leza 81. e..
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En- egta imprsnta &c vende papel de Pc
ri6dico vieio ass2.OO Ioa 46 kilos IN qssis.
takl
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Iglesla de San Juan Bautlsta.

Ests noche las y 80 Sc celebra en- la
iglesia San Juan BautiEta, sta en- la Ca
leta de las Mopjas uu acto musical, con
obieto de estrenar el nuevo 6rgano trafdo
recientemente para los cultcs de dicha Coz
muuidad religioSa.
Tomaran parte en- dicha fiesta elementos
vaiosos de esta sociedad. como los sefioreB
j. G. de Arteaga, w. B. Hamilton, Mrs.
H. w. DooIy, Miss Harriet Cook, Mrs.
j. Il. Nc. Cleary, y senior Geo F. Miller,
orpaniRta.
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una SENTENCIA De
nuGrte.
EI Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico
MEGA a Pedro Bora, COndsnadO
a Ia pena de muerte, reCursO de
speIaCi6n a Washington.

El abcgado defensor de Pedro Boria,
interpuso apelaci6n para ante el Supreme
de Washington, de Ia pena de muerte i'm.
puesta 81 acusado habi6ndosele denegado
tai petici6n, por no haber-ley alguna que
autorice apelaciones de Ia gentencia dicta.
da en- casos de la naturaleza del referido.
En- breve Ia Corta de Distrito de San
Juan, senalsra dia para Ia ejecuci6n de la
sentencia de muerte impuesta 4 Pedro
Boria, por aHesinato en- primer grado.
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0trO deSCaniIamieDtO aver.
IN wagon de traUiesas saIt6 de Ia via en- Puerta
de TieTa.

IDf6rmase que aver tarde, ocurri6 otrO
descarriIamiento ferrOcarrilero, en- el SER
vicio de la american Rail Road Co."
I'm wagon de traviesas salt6 de la viz,
en- la eStaci6n de Puerta de Terra.
Con tan POGO plausible motive, el tren
de Carolina, que debio Ealir & las 4 y 10
p. m. y el facultativo que 10 hace a las Al
p. m. eran las 81 de aver, y adn no habfan
podido salir para Su respectiva ruta.
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Construction de CaRaIes.

En- AIemania SO lleva & cabo actual
mente la construction de un gran nrimero
de canaleg, tanto por cuents del gobierno
como por la de poderoBas empresas foan'
cieras, con obieto de utilizarlos en- ell tranB-
porte de carga, pteS SegGn SO ha vistO, las
lfneaS ferreas son insufcientes para el ira
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