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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-11

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warm do net gowns cut full
and loose, Jokes finished with
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style made just like the mems
styles.
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The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
OHIO.

Wilma Shaffer visited with Jennie
Burk Monday night.
Clay Peck and wife were guests
of John Reischiek and wife Sunday.
Mrs. H.A Burk was the guest of
Mrs. P. e Shaffer Friday afternoon.
George Prichard and sons spent
Sunday at III" home of VIM. Bart
lett.
Elmo and Maude McCann visited
with their sister, Mrs. II. \. Burk
Sunday.
Emil krause and sister went to
Fairbury last week to visit their
grandparents.
L. NJ. Shaffor Went ia illinois sun
day as a delegate for the Independent
Harvesting GO
Esther and Edwin kimmel were
sick the first OF the week, but are
better at this writing.
Rev. Watson came out from Falls
city Sunday and preached his first
sermon to tie Silver Creek congre-
CATION.
Luck Smith visited with Mrs. W.
Nedrow Saturday ana Sunday. From
here she went to Atchison to visit
friends.
Sam Kimmel and wife of Fails CITY
visited with their children. f. NJ.
kimmel and Mrs. II. ). Prichard on
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
VERDON.

Henry IIarf made a trip 10 Stella
Saturday.
Mrs. ED Kicker was trading in
Stella Thursday.
Mrs. e. Randolph was a Falls city
visitor Wednesday.
John Hall was a county seal yis-
itor during the week.
Mr.. Mcilonry made a business trip
to Kansas City Saturday.
Mrs. L. Halderman and little dau
ghter We're Stella visitors recently.
Mesdames John Dillen and Bertha
Weddle We're in Falls City Thursday.
Mrs. Reese Williams spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Glare Col
man.
Mrs. h +. Neach spent a few days
the past woef with relatives in Falls
city
Il + Noaeb and son shipped a ear
load ri hogs 10 Kansas city Thurs
day evening
Mrs. ANNA uorstmau aud Ms
Mage.e Barnes came over rom sa-
lem IA day last week
The little son Of Mn. and Mrs. Glare
Golman. who has been very sick. is
much better al this writing.
Or Andrews was called from stella
Saturday morning by tho serious in.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
MINIS CITY.

e. u. Fairbanks recently lest a
Zine colt.
Jake Sfalder was Visiting near the
Kansas lime sunday.
Elmer Sh.ppley and Wife wore over
from Bern thu FIRST of the week
a A Fairbanks went To Fails
city Monday to ser,e ON tile eraui
inry
Guy Johnson and family OF Salem
visited at III. home of Tom Morris
over Sunday.
Mrs. II. & Bacon returned last
week from an extended visit With
her mother al Hot Springs. Ark.
Rob Beutler has moved to a farm
near Humboldt aud Archie Bacon viii
farm his mothers place this season.
Charles Wise accompanied Mrs
Wise to St. Joe Tuesday. where she
viii remain fer a time and take med.
zeal treatment.
The Chris Beutler sale Monday was
well attended and good prices were
realized for everything. Mr.. Nc.
Dermett bought the farm for $9I.ol
per acre.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
SHUBERT.

Miss Carl Bftch"r spent Sunday
in the country with friends.
%dauehtet was born 10 Mr. aud
Mrs NJ T. Iiill February 9Th.
Mrs j. Henderson is now enjoying
a visit from a sister ia Illinois.
Handy Hays is busy painting the
residence of afs Chas. Martin.
Judge Hrarin, who has been very
poorly is no" slowly improving.
Nra Hm Leslie is now the guest
of friends and relatives in Hardy
sam Zimmerman came over from
near humboldt 10 visit old friends.
Hm. Smelling made a business
.Irlp Ia Nrmaha the first of the week.
Mra Hiram King OF Lincoln was
The guest al lier son, Elmer. on sun
day.
William and Elmer Albin came
down from Peru Friday 10 sp"nd sun.
day.
R"f L1sh viii leave in 1t few
DAYS for low. where ho has rented
a farm.
Mr. and Mrs LOWS Bfisby are
nov entertaining company from out
of town.
Mrs. AlIie Lewis. living north al
town spent Monday with relatives at
tins place
J.. 3OdlUlB and family have NOV
I'd into the ouse they recently pur
chased OF NJ NeDaniels
Mrs. Charles Collins ol Illinois is
visiting at the homo ot her cousin.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
This contractor got results.
He knew how to feed his men.

He knew how to feed his e
Some years ago a contractor build
ing a railroad in a warm climate was
troubled a great deal by sickness
among the laborers.
He turned his attention at once to
their food and found that they were
getting full rations of meat and were
drinking water from a stream near by.
He issued orders to cut down the
amount of meat and to increase greatly
the quantity Of Quaker Oats fed to the
men.
He also boiled Quaker Oats and
mixed the thin oatmeal water with
their drinking water.
Almost instantly all signs of stomach
disorders passed and his men showed
a decided improvement in strength
and spirits.
This contractor had experience that
taught him the great value of good
oatmeal. So
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
RULO.

Emma Shepherd was a 81. 1oe
visitor Saturday.
Dan RatekiG was a county capital
visitor last week.
Jessie Forhs of Kansas was a Rolo
visitor last week.
+ E Kulp was a BUSINESS visitor
IN our city Saturday.
Robert Drum OF Missouri was a
Rulo visitor last week.
elem Davis was a Falls city visit
or one day last week.
Mrs Bolpier was a Falls City ais-
itor Saturday afternoon.
George AMI Lester Gosgmau were
Preston visitors Sunday.
q. ". Bartlett and wife visited rel
ati1cs in Rulo last week.
\. {. Graves of Wymore was in
Rulo a short time Sunday.
George Coloy of Rockford. Nebr..
Was a Rulo visitor Monday.
Low And ron has returned from
''a ''''''i Il NOV oii''s #4>e".
I'm" wan" 81 "n''e 'ioua 1lsll'a
relatives in Rulo last week.
i'io"s ''i'Ni' anu 'ohh AlhlhaiI
WI ie''o' N'Si'"fs ouhaaa
i~''iueiSon alexander oil missouri
"da d I'aIo Nisi'oi last fFiyaa'
+. l. "a'pfiuse oil rams CITY was
d ''"lo 'ISiiof one DAY lasl week.
Mrs. !. .. osborne and little son
were rams CHS visitors last week.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11

DO you know that Group can be
prevented? Give C~hauberiain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
aoarse or even after the croupy
cough appears and it will prevent the
attack. 1t is also a certain cure for
Group and has never been known to
fail. Sold by all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11

\ few minutes delay in treating
some cases Of Group, even the
length of time it takes to go for Il
doctor often proves dangerous. The
cafcst way is TO keep Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in the house. and at
Il, first indications of Group give
the child a dose. Pleasant to take
and always cures. Sold by all drug
CiStS
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
The County IN General
The 'Doings' of our Country Friends
and Neighbors.
STELLA


9rs A. WiNoH Is seriously Il
lHs week
Mrs john Jenkins j. reported a.
tsing quite ,ok
Mrs. Ienn" Griffin Is spendna
his week VIII Mis- Haskins
We have the promise of u eoopI,
u weddings N the near tu1ufe
James Farmer Of Peru visited mis-
parents IN Stella from Thursday 6hiiI
Monday.
Elmer Pusl aHd vile spent iues.
day in Stella IL The home oi J NJ.
Ifoodiug
Charles Globes won't Ia l'fl'ad.
N'b. last ~ whore he Viii work
next summer.
Mrs c ] Baldwin returned sun.
doy from a notk visit with feIatlNes
- Falls CITY.
NJ Grlbh. uuole oi Mrs. L hfeu
and Miss Nova toWel made fhem %
s3sit last week.
Gene Baldwin - spsudlhs Ihi7
week In The country al The home oI
Raymond Nonette
I u Crook d son tIyd" oi \el-
on recently visited the lorlnet SIS.
trr. Mrs john Holland. Sr.
viii lIossa'k and wife ealus mp
rom falls q. and f|lattcdthe form.
er.s sister. Mrs f. Nith"e
Mrs \ J Baldwin was quite aieh
the past Weet hat Is again a5lr TO
attend her household dutica
Mrs. jennings al Table ltoek is
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
HUMBOLDT.

III Iaulr ltOGk
Bernie Cooper oil Beaver city was
ia humboldt Monday.
Mrs. Frank Els was a passenger to
Table Rock saturday.
u NJ. Noh, was a business visitor
10 Falls city Monday.
{ L. Humuel was a passenger to
Pawnee City Thursday.
Hugh Philip Resumed Friday from
a short visit in St. Joe.
Dr / \. Wageener is visiting his
sons in Omaha this week.
A. K. D|useuberry of Pawnec City
was ON III streets Monday.
Mrs. Emil Franks Of Omaha is Wis
ting her mother. Mrs. Vance.
y. c. Campbell and \. II. Fellers
were in Table Rock Wednesday.
Ben Greed aud wife of Pawnee City
are visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. /. Shirley gave a six O'Clock
dinner 10 IA aumber OF friends Thurs
day.
Mrs James b. Davis was hostess.
10 the Lineel Longer club Wednes-
day.
Marion Eael" of Horton, Kas., spen
part of this week with Humboldt rel
atives.
". E. Jacobs Of Lincoln was a
guest of humboldt friends the middle
OF the week.
Mrs. Fred peutchmau is seriously
sick at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Frank FurroH
DIR. Ed WiJtWor Of Kansas City
visited friends and relatives here the
first of the week.
George Segrist oil Dallas. S D..
was %ercetins Humboldt friends the
first Of the week.
Chris Rockorman is hauling mater
ial for a residence 10 be built on his
farm north of town.
Miss Mabla shier oil Dawson spent
a few days with her sister. Mrs. viii
Waggencr this week.
Hazel and Lena Woolsey of TIE
eumsch spcnl Sunday with their sis
ter, Mrs. H. II. Marble.
Paul and ethel Atwood of Beaver
city are visiting their grandparents.
James Atwood and wife.
Minnie Hanover of Iliawatha was
II of the out-of-town guests 1T the
ilummel-Jobson wedding.
Mrs. Enoch, Minnie Murphy. and
Patrick and Morgan Walk attended
church in Dawson Sunday.
The seniors of the high school en-
joyed a pleasant evening at the
home OF Helnl Smith Wednesday.
Elmer Rousek, who has beer here
for some time from New York, spent
several days in Dawson this week.
Clate Viels, who holds "A position
in the Union uepot in Chicago made
a brief visit to Humboldt the first
of the week
Mrs. S. NJ. Philpot gave a dinner
to a number OF her friends Thursday
in honor of Mrs. +. \. Wolf and Miss
Neya Norton.
Mrs. lone Wolf and baby returned
to her home in Carson, Iowa. after a
few weeks visit with her parents, ed
Norton and wife.
Mrs. Abe Billings and daughters
entertained the Ladies Circle of the
Methodist church and a few friends
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Rose Hnizda returned sun
day from a short visit in Table Rock.
She was accompanied home by her
brother, Rudolph and wife.
Frank Porter recently purchased
twenty acres OF what is known as the
Berry farm, from col. Harding and
has begun the erection of a residence
aud farm buildings.
\ Presbyterian social vas given
at the home of o. \. Cooper and
wife Friday evening. Mesdames
Cooper and = NJ, Philpot arranging
the program md serving refresh
meuts.
Elmer Woods OF Elk Creek recent
ly disposed Of his lumber yard 10
Gus FoIlors OF this city. We under
stand his son. John Fellers. who is
new living at Norton, kas.. will move
. Fff
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11

We have some fresh Red Seal
flour in now. Come and get a sack.
&C. A. Heck.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
Passenger Trains Burlington Route

West Bound
No. l3-Denver Exp.......1:I0 a. nj.
No. l5-Denyer Exp. Local lao p. N.
No. 43-Portlapd Exp.----lO:17 p. m.
No. 4l-Portland Exp.......2:25 p. M.
No. 12l-Lincoln Loo. via Ne
braska City .............5:OO d. m.
East Bound
No. list. j., K. c. * St. L..7.3s a. m
No. 44-st. J., K, {. u St. l..
No. l6-St. J., X. c. q St. Le.4:22 D.. N.
Local
No. 42-St. j. X. c. * st L..G:52 p.m
No l22-From Lincoln, via
Nebraska C~ity......... l0:45 p m
f. 4. WHITFoED. Agent.
vNebraska's choicest corn ana
alfalfa lands for sale from SIS h
sS5 e acre. Send for free list
Mder 4 Hepriehs, Fairbury, Neb.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-11
South Bound


Tr. l0f-St. Louis Mail and En-
press .......l 100 p. m.
TT. 1O6-Kansas City Exp, BAL a. m
TT. 132 Xxx. C.local leaves. 80 a. m.
Tr. lis X-Falls City arrives 800 p. m.
N-Daily except sunday
North Bound
TT. 103 -Nebraskd Mail and Elk
press. ....,-. LOU p. III
TT. l05-Omaha Express. .1:4S a. m.
TT. 137 x-Omaha local leaves zoo a m.
TT. III x-Falls City local ar
rives. ...... ..S:45 pm
X-Daily EXCEPT Sunday
Local FRI. Trains Carrying Passengers
North Bound
TT. l92x-To Atchison ......1l:l0 a m.
South Bound
TT. l91x-To Auburn........1:23 p m
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-23
Continua Ell "Ieboso !"
en- Bayamon.
De nuestro oorresponsai

Septiembre 25.- Sc queian varios
vec;nos de esta cindad. que 81 psn
que Sc vende al piihlico, es pesimo no
se ruede conner por su mals calidad
no tan solo en- Ia harins que resulta
mals 81 que tambien en- su elabora-
ci0n.
Continus ell 'reboso, entire los repu.
blicanos. Los pros dicen que han
de harrer -on ins adul:sradot oues
cuentan ellos tlos prr0sI con un con-
t;ngente mucho mayor que squellos.
Fl manifesto ultins hs sid .
csusa de que los puros Sc hsyan re-
Tornado mas en- siis posiciores ,ynme
vos eIementos haysn iuzresado en- su
campsmenid. p0F nc es'sr de ac1ler-
Do con el t6no rolo en- que e<ta esrri-
10 V el n,.iabonbo de qae yieue pre-
do.
los urionistss tsmh:en as;i1 10
manto poSieinnes
HenlpS viSto aue en Il rarts sur
de Il i=ls +. m =e pernIte. Ia u1ata9zs
ie eerCin p'ie~ Pr asloS mess -ic ca
lor padeoen e-os aninlaIcs de ma en-
Fermedai nociYa a IA salus.i de l.s
personas sSe nos oSurre preslntar::
.Dos de Bsyanl6n estarsn excentcs
de esa enfegmedAd? PogQue saui Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-23
OUfL0 en- SABA
Ma GRANDt.
El fallecimiento de la Sc.
norlta Antonglorgi ha eau
sado dolorosa I'M preston.
Al entierro asistio nnmerosa
c0ncurreHcia como testimo.
mic de su pens.
La senorita Garcia regreso de
los Estados Unidos despu6s
de su temporada de vaca.
clones,
De nuestro corresponsaL.

Septiembre 22.-Tras larga y pc
nosa enfermedad fallecio el viernes
de la semana pasada Ia virtuosislma
sehorita Maria Antongiorgi. Su en-
tierro que fue una verdadera demos
TRACTION de duelo que ha delado en- Ia
mas profunda tristeza 4 toda esta
sociedad donde la distinguida famla
Antongiorgi gozaba de generates
sim patfas.
Reciban pues sus deudos nuesto
mas sentido pesame y que Dios haya
acogido en- su seno el alma .e Ia mol
vidable Maria cuvo recuerdo VI
vira eternamente entire nosotros.
Ha regresado de los Estados Unidos
en- donde pas6 las vacaciones Ia belli-
sima e intehgente profesora seno-
rita Felicia Garcia Rodriguez q
quien damos nuestro carlnoso saludo
de bien venida.
Hemos tenido el placer de saludar
al apreciable ioven Don Jose Garcia
Rodriguez que Sc haya pasando una
temporada en- su casa materna des-
pues de una larga ausencia por Ia We
Gina repdbllca Dominicana. Nos ale
gramos mucho de tenerla entire no.
sotros y que sea Ia temporada 10 mas
larga possible.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-23

martes hablan dlez casos adicionale:
de colera y S difunclones en- el sudes
te de Italia.
New York, septiembre 23.-Du
rante Ia tormenta electrlca en- Colo.
|rado Springs fueron muertos por ra-
yos siete personals. =
New York, septiembre 23.-El pa
DIRE Novedo professor en- el colegio de
los Capuchlnos de Madrid olvido sus
votos y hugo con una muchacha. El
ito de Ia joventaD pronto como tuvo
|noticla del asunto persiguio s los cul-
pables alcanzandoles en- Lorca. Lleno
de verguenza por su crimen, el prelas
do Sc suicide disparandose un tiro de
revolver en- Ia frente. La muchacha
fue llevada Madrid en- On estado de
abatlmiento.
New York, septempre BE
embajador italiano en- Washing gton
ha pedldo al departamento de Estae
do que Sc practique una investiga.
cion en- el asunto del linchamiento
de los dos italianos en- Tampa y el
gobernador de Florida ha recibidc
instruociones de consegur ios tnfor
mes necesarios.
New York, septiembre 23.-John
Carey ,republicano ha sido nominado
por los democratas para gobernador
de Wyoming.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-23
CIimiina|es confesos.

Los autores de las heridas inferi-
das al anciano de 90 amos, Evangelis-
ia Espada, en- ell barrio San lldefon-
so, el dia 10 de los corrientes, heeho
que Sc comunico el dia 20, han confe-
sado su delito. Ell movil de haber he
rido a dicho anciano, fue ell robo, ha-
biendole sustraido, despues de haber
10 dejado por muerto, seis dollars
que llevaba consigo Las heridas fue
ron producidas con piedras y estas
fueron II y no 10 como Sc comunico
Es de esperarse que Espada muera a
consecuencia de los golpes, y en- este
case, ell dehto seria cahficado de ase-
sinato en- primer grado.
Por fuerza del distrito de Lares
fueron ocupados en- poder de Pablo
Nelez y Evaristo Cruz, tres caballos
robados, habiendo sido dichos indi-
viduos arrestados.
FL Sr. Pietriantoni, propietario de
ulld ilfoIttld til i iliEt I'll Id tid fsN-
ho un incendio hace algunos dfas,
ha sido arrestado Y acusadC del de-
Ito de OBSTRUCTION frandulenta de
bienes asegurados. nablenGosle el
Fiscal senalado $1,000. 90 de fianza
para permanecer Ell hbertad provi-
sional.
Aver como las $50 P. NJ. al pa
sar el automovil correo. No. les de
San Juan a Faiardo. frente a la para
da 26 arrollo alnino Jose Rexach.
produciendole contusiones leves.
En- Puerta de TERRA. en- Ia madru-
gada de aver. ecscalaron la tienda
de Pablo Herrero. sustrayendoleu
$500 en- monedas de distinto vaIor
20 hbras de cafe caracoEllo. tres
boteilas de ron Lalgo", 2 botellas de
eerverza Y I'm arc de oro. Como pre-
sunto autnr de este heeho, ha sido
arrestado el individuo Lecnc:o Ra-
mos ta) Vesubio. La detective tiene
conoeImiento de este hecho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-23
Investigation teIInjna
da en- Ponce
Juan Blasini acusado de
dohle asesinato ha s,do
tras'adado a aquella ciu
dad.
Tirando guijarros al tejado ale,
no. 90.
De nuestro corresponsal

Septiembre PEI abogado de Ia
Guanica Central con o6cina alberta
en- esta ciudad. Lcdo. F. Manuel To-
70, Sc encuentra en- San German, en-
asuntos de SUI profession. Regresara
de manana a pasado.
Ell Lcdo. Acosta. luez municipal
de esta ciudad, ma terminado la in
vestigacidn contra ei Sr. Pietranto
nj, por elincendio que hubo en- su fa-
brica de Gcores. Elreferido funciona-
rio ha entreg gado al fiscal el proceso,
para que resuelva en- justicia.
81 Sr. Juan Torruella Cortada,y "
SUI distinguida famil!a que Sc encon-
traban pasando el verano en- SUI mag
mica 6nca, han regresado q su resi-
dencla de esta ciudad. :
FL fiscal Lcdo. Torres Grau, sigue
|investigando en- Ia fisealia las inscrip
Clones que Sc supone sean fraudulen
tas. lnnlmerables testlgos son eXa
miados todos los dias de distintos ba-
rrlos de esta jurisdiction. Hasta Ia
fecha no ha habido que -epamos n!D-
guna condena.
Ell indivlduo Juan Biaslni, de
Guayanllla acusado de haber
dado muelte q dos hombres el
dla Is del corriente, ha sldo traslada-
do a la carcel de esta cludad, hoy.
La corte municipal ha resuelto
varios juicios por distintos dehtos.
"El Aguila'' en- su edicion de dias
pasados e lamentaba que e; luez
municipal Lcdo. Lopez Aeosta, no
hublera senalado fanza nj proce
sado al Lcdo. Tomas Castillo, acusa-
do ante dicha Corte por el fiscal To-
rres Grau. Dehtera csc dlarla reeor-
dar que c,lanIo denunciaron 4 =. IL
rector Mr.. Lutz. Il juez mum cipal
nj 10 proces6 nj le eX!4o tianza en- los
primeros momentos,a "a pesar aehaher
sldo denunciade por hbelo lEtana
torlo. Asi son ellos. -.
Sc eneuentran nresos en- la car
eel de esta ciudad Ia presos, por dis
tintos delitos. y entire ellos hay mu
jeres, loeos Y memories de edad. Estos
ultimosdehieraE estar en- Ia escueia
correctional de Magiiyaguez. pues
para ESQ Sc eonstruyo.
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10 que Sc dice en- Ponce
De nuestro corresponsal


Septiembre 20.-Ameliano Mele-
ii, fue sentenciado por Ia corte NUM-
cipal a 60 dollars de multa y las cos
tas, ,por ell delito de acometimiento y
aggression, Este acusado es menor de
edad Z ingreso en- la arcel a cumpGr
la expresada condena,
-Nuestro compatriota Sr. Feman
do Moret, y SUI distinguida esposa
Sc encuentran pasando una tempora-
da en- Guayanilla. Grata estancia les
deseamos ALI a los esposos Moret, y
prOnto regreso.
Sc rumora que el importante
juicio contra Alberto Roman, por
asesinato en- primer grado, q, esta
senalado para celebrarse el dia tres
del proximo mes, Sc suspendera para
el proximo termino; viendose enton-
ces dicho juicio en- ell mes de Dbre.
Hav gran interes en- la opinion publ
ca por conocer el resultado de este
proceso y por conslguiente han he
cho NAL efecto los expresados rumo-
res que no han confrmado oficialmen
te.
Las autoridades y detectives
siguen investigando el san griento
drama de Guayanilla, donde resulta
ron muertos dos hombres.
Ell joven Rafael Matos Bernier,
nos manifesto que no es cierto Ia no
ticia que da I'm periodico de Maya
giiez, con relacion a su nomination
para candidate las camaras, pues
el oportunamente retro SUI candida
t,lra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-23

New York, septlembre 25.-Dos
trolleys de Ia Inca del FortNa yne
y Wabash, chocaron en- Rlutfton
Indiana, el mercedes J resultaron
muertos - personas y muchas herl-
das de las cuales dos estan nor
tal1neate.
New York, % %. En- el case de
Charlton, una peticlon de alienation
iue presentada, la cual Sc nego a con-
siderar Ia corte hasta que haya sido
resuelta Ia question de eXtradlcl6n
por el departamento de Estado en-
Washing gton. La petlclon por Ia ab-
soluci6n de Charlton fue tomada ba-
10 consideration.
New York, septiembre % Ell Sc
cretario de la Guerra Dickinson y su
sequito fueron huespedes de honor
en- un banquete eelebrado en- Pesln
aver.
New York, septtemb.e Is Los
jesuitas expulsados del moraster'o
de Aldeai Ponte en- Portugal srata-
ron de volver, fernando las puertas
del edificio, pero las tropas acudle-
ron Y los bei!gerantes fueron condu-
cidos s Ia frontera con una amones-
tacion de no volver. ST relnciden Sc
ran reducidos a prlslon y luzSados
sin consideration.
New York, septiembre % FL