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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-30

Miss Mary Dwyer, formerly of this city, died in Torrington last evening after lingering illness. Miss Dwyer lived in this city up to about year ago when she removed to. Torrington on account of i'll health. She leaves one sister, Mrs P. Maroney of Tor rington. The funeral will be held to- morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock in Torrington.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-30

Mrs Margaret Ranney, aged Fl years. died recently at her home in Raynham Center. Mass. The deceas- ed was a native of this city and is survived by her husband. daughter, Mrs Gordon, with whom she resided, a brother. J. w. Hill. and a sister, Mrs J. A. Morris. both of Waterbury. The remains were Inferred in North ampton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-30

The democrats will open their Headquarters tonight with a great flourish. Chairman rreney said to- day that he hopes to see the place crowded and that he wished 1t to be understood that all are welcome so that nobody need think that he is intruding. Addresses will be made by Mayor w. K. .Thoms, Attorney F. P. Guilfoile, Collector Francis, T.. Reeves. Senator John Hurley. Sheriff M. J. Smith. Comptroller Russell and others. The rooms are located at the corner of East Main and Spring streets. opposite Phoenix avenue, and are large enough to meet the require ments of the party. In any case they are the best the committee could find and democrats will find them a pleas ant place to spend half hour now and then until after election. There Is some talk of retaining the rooms right along, but this Is something which will not be passed upon until all get together. and exchange opin- Ions on the matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-30

In the first ward Albert F. Sher- wood. at present alderman from that district, will head the primary ticket again. His running mates will be Lorenzo L. Williams, foreman at Scovills, and Herbert J. Phillips, a foreman at the Waterbury Clock Co. The delegates to the city convention are Ralph N. Blakeslee, Joseph l.. Stanley. Wallace E. Schofield, Ann mon H. Platt. Eli c. Main and John w. Jaeger. The checker will be L. Packard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
S~rhE ~ AAsusysvSr "a,

Estate OF Thomas r. Cox deceased
The unders'eBed. having been appointed sd
n!histrstor OF the estate of Tn, mas X OK
lste Ti the County Of Gun,is.n in the
state OF 'elorsdo. deceased, hereby gives mott
'HAt ne VIII appear before the County curt
~ sslu nunnison County, at the tourt House
sa Ssuissh; a; IN said county. on Monday the
-N" tsy usy oi april a. u. 1897. at the hour of
% c,oeA y. m 81 said day. at which time all per.
~ naS ing claims against said estate are net
T. @ N. reqoested 20 attend for the purpose 81
hsvihe The same adjusted. All per~.,ps ipdebt-
ITO ~ 20 saiu estate are requested To make imme-
oiI.t pay ment Va the undersigned
March. A. ID. le7 '"iS 'o'"""s u
FRANK DUNN
anm'nstr tor u the estate II Tboms. r. Cox
~ : VIII ~ iN' deceased.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

History is repeating itself in Wash
ington these days. In 1882 when
the United States bank was asking
for a 20 years renewal of charter,
President jackson proposed to veto
the bill. Henry Biddle, president
of the bank asserted his enormous
financial influence and told Jackson,
Don't YOU know ! have the power
to carr, this election as ! please.
Said Andrew jackson, Then, by
the Eternal. that is more power
than any man should have and
promptly vetoed the bank bill. So
with the railroad magnates. They
precipitate a stock panic on Wall
street in which, securities decline
e3O,OOO.OO0 in = day and with this
object lesson OF their power go the
pr sident and demand that railway
legislation cease. We have faith
that Roosevelt will say TO them as
Jackson did TO Biddle, "Iou have
simply proven that you have more
power than any Sc. Of men should
have in this United States. We will
promptly take such power away
from YOU.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
.uays &sund
ADd Ttue

Tn De~vs Repub'icaa has al
WAYS avoided the fallacies and
>naverics OF yellow Journalism
and its steadily increasin. Circula
ton proves conclusively that ii
policy OF telling the plain Trutil
without cNaggcration or misrepre-
sentation. standing fast for the
Right. is heartily approved with
growing force by the intelligent
Public to which it appeals.
To read it is liberal Education
and the citizen who goes withou
it docs positive harm to himsell
10 his family, and to the commu
nifty.
In no other way can the invest
ment of 8X 0oat0 OOe do2
for that is all The Republican
costs any subscriber-bring such
rich results in that Knowledy,
which is both Power and Pleasure
Information. instruction and en-
tertainment fiji its columns and l.
leaves good taste in the moutl
Of the reader.
1t stands for Law and Order !,
the State-for Peace, Prospcrit,
and Happiness in the Home.
If You arc not already enrolled
among its splendid list Of Patrons
send on your subscription and give
IT fair trial at Is cents per month
for Daily and Sunday
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

- 4 the FsoPussss0a - es~esdis
ssssGP 10 dsAU e'saE &C sscosd-
Ssas,as Scoss ss4d 4 sAs co0sssss-
,.oa sss vsolsssd 1t sAo~ld ~ -
dans st,ss . fsisrAcsd. ssd called
Ssuaior Bard~esls ss,esssoe ~ .
asxea ne~ aaseadaeuts. MI oGsssd
to tbs NcC.Tshy ball. Which lad
Deser bsea ps.sied- An Asr~essea'
wss arrived si tss~~eu the asalos'ty
asd MINORITY, and the journal ~lll
carry the s1ueadaseni. save that 81
Senator Camptesi Substituting the
NcC Carthy ball.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Our Battleships Out Of Date

Prom eseellest authority IL is learned that
the United States Dsst build m eaAireiy ne~
navy within the merit siH yeers. fhe present
AsAtioG Seet nu-t - put ose a csneiseiun s.d
. sew cse evastitsteA comps~sd - 1p-te-Asse
wssshiSs- thet is, Il we ere 70 reesia car posi-.
tisa e0sue H. wsrSA's Grgse Vc~sr. n ysu
eEVse4 - suUsin 49, koehtA - 00ss Asst -
stsseutAeeeA enA pssSosAy AsasA - d saois
WcsA- he = = tAesa0A ~ ssW1ss tAs4 - -
eeive ve0 keath - rtFt1uoA. n f6Dous
0OoyoeeeS ees0sSA DusasW = ugeiguawiv -
aQ1o4 - 0oAiaG UUaA ss@nscAs soeue -
- - 80 KsDR ssssesoA bR1se, He1s6no.
loayUO. AyUssa. is1igssetsA, Snisssl,
ee92 -. eAsh- esa1a Osippo - 0alaria
Dot - - NJ ~ Bisssss 81 cs>. h = 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

We are just IA receipt Of a pre-
limiuarv announcement Of the tenth
annual session of the Colorado Chag-
taaqua and summer school to he
held at Boulder. Colorado. II is an
attractive booklet Of twelve pages
and certainly sets forth one Of the
strongest platform programs ever
offered by any assembly and a sum
mer school faculty OF unusual
strength Twelve distinct schools
are organized thus maxim the wolk K
offered 81 varied as 10 meet the needs
oi almost every student
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Grand Junction has not secured
the normal school. ans it is very likely
that neither that place nor Trinidad
nor Durango will secure one Wait
until the returns are all in.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

The ossal force n At work nm
PropsEt.es of the Kentucky Mines
sed Killing Company at Camp Red
n"sr, bat owing to bod rusds sddi-
tson.i supplies for . larger force ca
not b gotten in for several vreks
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Jssaiso Bsewer-Yos oeuso4 mix
al 80 wsAsS You caaa0 n,aks Q
IAaia sstioa ~ Anglo 6anoa nesio.
- 49, 10 Why ! - dsAeer and
tssshls ssl ths w. Of hiGk sGates-
osssAip ia The cosdsct o( The Unit-
- SesAss IL tks i~aediste fstsre.
! hsvs Gistesay opposed ,hs arasxa-
sioa q sAs Phiiipp;ses, Bswsii and
fosso Rico. | canaot - how any
riGAs t.iskiag Americas csn do elss
sAsa oPPoss it, This governmsnt
tAis neaioa, wss founded - . pro-
~ aasissa tAs coloaisl sysAem oi
ssashoisAiAe csaos;ss of osr owa. II
ssytAiaG is noTs sataCoaisic 70
~ lossAiaG Of tie eo~srnneat
thaa The pressat tFsed Il national
events | cannot coscsive i The
big stick is swsng almost too vigor-
ossly. Much . ! admire the presi-
6eat, ] sa not N sccord with many
things bs does or that he instieates.
1t 10 nUt the purpose of this govern
ment 70 interfere and meddle with
things that do not concern US.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Nevs-C hampton IS much pleased
readers There is every probability
that this Is our regular size far the
resi- uf tie yeor
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

AFFILIATIONS FOR GRAZING PERMITS
to- sefsAy eiven that oil applicstises
S,,a;h in the QUAY NATIONAL FORESf
S~c & &.,eita- C"lo-- ON before April ls
-. ui tnfcrmatson in regard to the graz
,sI ,ns - 70 ee CHARGED. and blank form. 10 h.
~ s-ea IN maxi ING applscstscn, will BE- 1yrrpisl.ed
"s"1 request. H. \. fORTER, Satervi.r.
Mar. ,7-April Il:
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Dvsu>a a>s0 - sUuuprs surxul

the rivals in your l.ne of bsss-
neSs keep up q lively advertising
campaign, shev esa aphss,zs aud double
the mai'9n effect of your o~n sill
ence. Ne mus, be known h exist
bef re ass body can hBd us
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Have you read the very entertain
ing continued story nu~ running in
these columns. u is full of action and
the SINCE of love and adventure.
These features are expensive, but
nothing u too good for the family
oi News hampton readers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
ustfu mfoolnIeu

Cuppison Town OFFICERS.
Mayor, Y Thompson.
Cers, " u. Corum-
Tres-srer. ". N. tlark
Msr-hal. Geo. Y Nynr-.
Police hsei-'rsie. j j. Potter
Attorney. u. N a.g.ner
Trustees u. 4. Mueller. &. T.. Pennington. "
l. Richardson. Hsrper. p. G. Boyle-
The Beard ~ Trustees meets the first Mondas
OF each month.
County Officers.
tossRty Clerk aud Recorder. j. D. Brother.
tuNnty Treasurer. Anna Downey
sheriff VIM. Watson
County Assessor. Y. J. Hurley.
County Surveyor, O. ". Aikine
county Attorney. d. 7. sapp.
County judge. Geo Hetherinston.
Coanty Superintendent. Miss Lula johnson
County Coro,sor, Dr. \. J. Hystt
County ommis~iOess lst District. J n. Collins
.ouWty ON @is-Oaer 2nd District, J. n. Custer
cs~sty Cs~nis~ioaev NJ Distvict. q. h. Miller
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Instead Of Forest Reserves" they
will now be called National For
ests Look like forests. don't the,
Great saw buck timber.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Our continued fine weather tops
the market in that article. Moth
ing like 1t in the United States.
And comparatively little sickness
which is the fly in the ointment
with such early spring at other
state points
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Mrs. J. B Outcalt drove 10 our
city on business matters yesterday
afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

I J Thompsou / have read Mr.
Lehrittcr's tsh bill over twice and
believe II would he good thing
Its practical effect would lie that
every body, even Bon-residsrts would
throw their places open 10 the gen
eral public again. and there would
he no necessity for any enndemna-
ton II land Then the licenses
would bring in good income.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Things are coming to head pret-
~ fast in the fight between Pinchot
and the ranchmen OF northwestern
Colorado. A circular Just issued by
the forestry department runs TO the
effect that those who took out and
paid for grazing licenses last year
aud who fail TO do so this year and
whose cattle stray on the reserves
will bs prosecuted under the crimi-
nal laws Of the United States. In
other words, If q home saesder, who
has no moRey 10 build fences, should
tsrn his cattle oct TO posture and
they sAoslA s~'idsatly stray spoa
~ sbsslsr, gssas d P,acA0's .
hassAiesl v<.~svs., w. pass te1lo~
IN % jsi'~d lOs ~ Sos.ss. TIE
tsavor ltsC0A- -Sa0Ckmaa calis
il . plsia csss a bsli Aosiag.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

W1oo1o me- Iluf
DENVER 4 mo ONANOc.
Wess hoSsA passsaosg srrivss q Co.
os>eso - ~ - q. =.
ns.t sUsoA pssssa0sr ssvSsss u &C.,
49, -. ..s.-- ~ D. -
CpusAsA Dueee tsnio esvjvU q Gsn,i-
- 49, 80. go. go. sA p =.
Cs0sesA nsses tssia lsosss 0u.oissa II ~ {. =
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
81 ys=rs, oueks to indsce every
boy to a least sanple Il.

Tks e;-.es E.is rzany osuat-y s.-k
81 bs-r VIA sseEssly ash fsr :
eJ7 e ssoa esRss /. r.osh=s~ mad.
his.h1s prsbzb'y ussi !he 90
oi..i.-4l " Afbsci,z'" .he Ena s5aslc5
p.-skzz-3 eaG4e.
81 tA..t you get he saal5
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

We daed IN some q sAe
kacs, hsscls end uc-tau.-nss, Isl
id aa knd aay cceee to excd
IN qGalsy Asbuc...,ss' ARIOSA.~
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-17
Negro Shoots Another.

While gambling out near the old base.
ball park last Sunday, Mike Guess was
shot by John Minnegan, both negroes.
Minnegan Immediately took leg bail, and
has not been seen since. The ball took
effect in the negro's leg, but he is not
much hurt. Minnegan,is is well.known as
a negro who does nothing but gamble,
and Guess has recently been released
from the county chain gang.
John Minnegan was in our Office this
morning before we went to press, and
when we asked him about the difficulty
between he and Mike Guess, he said they
were not gambling, but that the fight
grew out of debt which Guess owed
him. That Guess had attempted to cut
him with dirk, and he had to shoot him
in self defense. That he had not run
away, but had been in town ever since
the affair happened. He showed US
signed agreement between he and Guess
that there was to be no prosecution and
Minnegan was to pay the doctors bill
Guess is not much hurt.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-17
Knights of Pythias.

At a regular meeting of Bamberg
lodge, Knights of Pythias, held last
Monday evening, the rank of Knight
was conferred upon M. M. Smoak.
District Deputy w. D. Rhoad in
stalled the following officers to serve
for the ensuing year: J. F. Carter,
chancellor commander; ]. A. Wy
man, vice chancellor; C. F. Ellzey,
preIate; L. B. Fowler, master of
work; H. C. Folk, keeper of records
and seal and master of finance; A.
E. H. Simmons, master of exchequer;
D. J. Delk, master at arms; w. D.
Bessinger, inner guard; H. w.
Adams, outer guard. The lodge is
well oficered and ought to do good
work during the coming year.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-17
NEGRO HOT SUPPER.
The Usual Result, a Dead Negro, Fol-
Iows-The Slayer i'm Jail.


Last Saturday night the negroes
had a hot supper on Mr.. c. M.
YARNS plantation in the Colston Sec
ton, and the usual free fight Of such
affairs took place. Jasper Odom is
in Jail charged with the killing of
Gabriel Willis, the coroner's jury re-
turning a verdict that he fired the
fatal shot.
The coroner held an inquest, and
several witnesses were examined, all
negroes. One negro says he saw
Odom shoot Willis, but other testi-
mony conflicts with this. It seems
that Willis was standing in the door
and some one out in the dark fired at
him with a gun, the load taking ef-
feet in his left breast and stomach,
he being filled with shot from his
chest to his waist. The hot supper
was held at Odom's house. Odom
protests that he is not the guilty
party.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-17

Builds up waste tissue, promotes appe-
tite, improves digestion, induces refresh
ing sleep, gives renewed strength
and health. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. n. F. Hoover
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-17
Fitting School Notes.

The members of the lyceum receiv-
ed a rare treat Saturday night in the
lecture of DR.. Frank Dixon. DR..
Dixon delivered his famous sociolog-
ical lecture entitled ''The Man against
the Mass" giving it in such a way
as to appeal to the popular mind and
yet bringing out the great funda-
mental principles of this great and
growing subject. He held the un-
divided attention of his audience for
over an hour and a half.
The next attraction, the committee
is glad to announce, will be the fam
Gus cello virtuoso, Karl Grienauer,
of Vienna. The arrangements have
been completed and he is scheduled
for February 18th. We should con-
slider ourselves peculiarly fortunate
in having Mr.. Grienauer, and it was
only by the rarest good fortune
that we were enabled to get him. He
is an undispu:ed master, and cap
tured BanDerg on his visit last year.
This, however, is not a regular
..yceum attraction.
Members of the Kilgo and Sheridan
societies are preparing themselves
for they contest which is to be held
next month, and at which a medal
will be given to the best declaimer
from each society. Quite a bit of
interest is being shown and it will
doubtless be quite an exciting con-
test.
We were visited last week by two
of our old students, Messrs. Sheddie
Arant and George Ulmer.
The warm weather is causing the
thoughts of the boys to turn toward
baseball. They are practicing every
afternoon.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-17
New Advertisements.

Duncan E. Smoak, Executor-Notice to
Debtors and Creditors.
S. P. Chisolm-Cotton Seed.
Jones Bros.-They Are Here.
Peoples Bank-The Key to Prosperity
G. Frank Bamberg-Horses and Mules
Bamberg Furniture and Hardware Co
Farming Implements.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-17
Honor Roll Govan High School

Honor Roll Govan High School
For fourth month, ending January
8, 1907:
High school-Estelle Lancaster,
Lizzie Kennedy.
Eighth grade-John Frank Lam
caster.
Sixth and seventh grades Baker
Kennedy, Stoney Kennedy, Eddie
Mccormick, Bennie McCorm i c k
Monnie Lain, Julian Collins.
Fifth grade-Jessie Zorn, Lila Lam
caster.
Fourth grade-Herman Zorn.
Third grade-Coray Zorn.
Second grade-Minnie Mccormick,
Gilmore Lancaster.
First grade-Angus Mccormick,
George Kennedy.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-17

Possesses wonderful medicinal power
over the human body, removing all dis
orders from your system, is what Hollis
rer's Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Makes you well, keeps you we'll. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. II. F. Hoover.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-17

This world is no place for wran-
Cling, quarreling and exercising
malice and envy, when there is so
much to admire and so many people
worthy of love, kindness and COM
panionship.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-06
OfIcInas taIaf6nIeas

Sc aceptan telegramas en- cualquiera
ofCina telegrafCa insular para transmission
por alambre. ( cnalquieEa de las siguientes
HaciendaB, Centralea azucareras, etc., del
sud de la Igla.
Haciendas y CentraleI conectadas con la
ofcina telegr6fca de Ponce:
Fortuna, EstTella, BarrancaB, Luisiana,
Potala, Boca Chica, Ana Maria, Cristina,
Cafio Verde, Reparada, Santa Fidela,
6errano, Regtaurada, Angola, Vista Ale.
gre y Amelia
Conectadas con Ia ofcina telegF6fca de
Santa Isabel.
Florida, Santa Isabel, Oio, Descalabra-
do, CaneVsro, Carmen, AlomaF, Palo Sc
co, Abdulia, Destino, Barrio Vel6zquez,
Hess q Buckley.
ConectadaS con las O6cinss telegr6fcas de
N Guayama y Arroyo:
Tuna, Espsranza, Fernando Colmian-
do, Amora, Cuatro Gales, Reunion, Ma
chete, Josefa.
Conectadas con Ia ofcina teIegr6fca de
Yauco:
LluveroB, Vivona, Totti, Igualdad,
Carmen, Lim6n, Gu6nica Central (ofcina
Central Ensenada), Florida, Franceschi,
Mariana Monserrate, Santa Rita Anil,
Maria Antonio.
Conectadau con Ia ofoina telegr6fca de
Guayama;
Phillip, Lluverag, Rufno, Playa Qua
vanilla.
Conectadas con Ia ofcina telegr6fca de
Coamo:
Clotilde Santiago, Caratini, Emanuelli,
Los Bafios. .-....
Tambi6n se aceptan telegramas en- cual-
quiera ofcina telegrafca s telef6nica insu-
lar para transmission por telefrafo sin hilo
los vapores provistoB de dichos sparatoB,
procedentes de- Ia isla con rumbo q Ia
misma, .-r..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-06
CONCUR RRIDISIMA
function reIigiosa.
en- Sabana Grande.
Muri6 alIf instantaneamente un HON.
bTe que tumbaba IN aIbOl de-
guiana.
CDe nuestro cOrrespOnsz)

Enero 2. -Concurridisima solemne
Hesult6 IL funci6u religiosa que % celebr6
81 dia de aho nuevo en nuestro temple
cat6lico. Cant6 Ia miBa nm coTo de ange-
licales nifas que fu6 acompanade por dos
fautas qne tocaban los j6venes don Emilio
I. Garcia y don Calixto CarraTa Jusino.
Vaya nuestTa feliCitaci6n para todos en
particular para nuestro parroco don Ma
nuel de j. Camacho.
Hoy las pFimeras hcFas de IL ma
mana, muri6 t6neamente 81 indivi-
duo MonserFate Ayals. Seg6u informeB
le produjo Ia muerte nm terrible golpe que
recibiera al Caer an Corpulento 6rbol de
guiana que tumbabR en- la fnca de don
Emilio Pietri. Descanse en- paz 81 infeliz
Ayala y reciban sus deudoB nuestro p6Sa-
me mas Gentido.
En- el dia de hoy ha salido para San
Juan 81 joven don Daniel Rodriguez, to.
niente del battalion puertorriqueio; estaba
pasando aquf las navidades entire sus "a.
miliareg.
Que hsga feliz viaje que vnelva prom
to son nuagtros mejoFeB deseos.
Sc encuentra recogido en- CANA con
Ia grippe nueatro querido amigo don Ar
turo Rodriguez, por cuys Halud hacemos
fervientes votos y deseamos que pronto
este del todo bien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-06
B0das Con Il llna

En- IN pueblecillo del Ecuador acaba
de verifcarse Ia boda de Rna distinguida
seforita de Il localidad con un enano "a
moBo en- tOda la costa Sur de este conti-
nente. 81 enano estuvo en- Chile hark
dos 6,tres afios en- una Compahfa de circo
de segundo orden.
Hacfa cincO sios que recorrfo estas re-
pdblicas obteniendo grandes exitos en-
los puebloB chicos y en las felias. En- 30
fantastic tropical Ia loven eeuatOriana, Ia
seforita Lucinda MatoB, ue pEend6 lviVa'
menta de go hombrecillo de noventa CEN
tfmetros de altura. Ell % yeE no 30 hi
20 de rogaF para escapaTBe con ella. EI
matrimoniO ha debido verifcagse gubsa'
cuentemente. El enano podra descansaE
ahora. Tescatado por 81 amor do una mn.
jeE, de l. vida triste , azarosa de las Com
paffss de titiriteroA
Se,ve asf que adm estos. deshefedadoa az
Is natnralaza tiensn resaTYado nm rinc6n
de Los afaCtos humanog, para aliviar 81
trista lote de vida. Una revista europsa
citaba varios Cases an6logicos hace tiempO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-06
StOssssI vslldO 1 msnOS.

Ell teniente general Stoesell, 81 discutido
defensor de Puerto Arturo, Sc encuentra
en- Ia actuaIidad an tan deploTables con-
diciones de fortuna, que ha acudido & una
institution caritativa para invalidos su-
plicando le auxilien permitiendole traba-
Jar ALI como sirviente.
Esta situaci6n en- que SO encuentra Stoe'
sssl echa por terra todas las murmuracio-
mes que hicieron paste de su nombre des-
pues de la rendici6n de Puerto Arturo,
suponiendo que Sc habfa enriquecido 4
costa de los suministros que debfan haceF-
se 4 los Boldados.
Privado de su empleO , sueldo por el
conseio de Guerra que le juzg6 despu6s de
Ia Tendici6n de Puerto Arturo, es muy
.triste en- verdad, ante bodo coraz6n huma-
no Ia indigencia de nm hombre que un
dia fue llamado h6roe y mereci6 que 10
felicitara, dominado por Ia admiration, IN
altivo soberano de Europa.