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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
MR. BAKER ROBBED
WHEN TAKINGTR
Jostled by Stranger and Feels His
Purse Being Taken
Out.
VICTIM GRABS HANLEY
Two Other Men Thought to Have
Been Implicated, Make Their
Escape.
VICTIM GRABS HANLEY

Delegate W. W. Baker, OF Chester
field county, was robbed Of his purse
containing fifteen dollars and a rail
road ticket while he was in the act
of boarding a train at the Southern
depot here Wednesday afternoon at
S o'clock. With the assistance of his
SON, Mr.. J. s. Baker. and 81 relative.
Mr.. J. b. Martin. he held a young
white man. who gave his name as
Thomas s. Haniey. and accused he
prisoner Of being one OF three who
participated In the theft. Eanley
was arrested by an officer as a sus-
picious character and was locked UP
for the night. Safety handcuffed, he
was brought to police Thurs
day morning. but after a partial ear
ing the case was postponed until the
Goth. Justice Crutchfield issuing a
bench warrant charging the prisoner
with being a pickpocket thief.
Josslei and Robbed.
Mr.. Baker. one of the representa-
tives In the legislature, and a man
who has been the recipient OF the
suffrage of his constituents for ten
years and more. o Justice Crutch-
field in police court that he had just
returned from New York M Phila-
deiphia, and after having met a few
of his friends and one to his Office.
he started for the train to go home.
While at the depot and just as he had
stepped towards the platform he was
rudely jostled by a man whom he
recognized as Haniey. who was ar
- M.
Baker said. came up from behind.
and throwing up one OF Mr.. Baker
! arms, slung the other arm across his
face and walked hurriedly into the
coach. At the same instant Mr.. Baker
felt a hand in his pants pocket and
missed his purse.
He Immediately gave notice to
those near him that he had been
| robbed. and held Haniey, whom he
saw standing nearby. A crowd con-
gregated. and the accused young man
vehementiy denied the accusation
I that he was a pickpocket. claiming
that he was at the depot to see hts
employer. who was supposed to take
lthe-tFaiH-He testified that he was
a travelling salesman.
Had Scissors.
Ohicer Dugan was on the scene
| within q few minutes and made the
arrest. Hanley was charged only
with being a suspicious chara cter aud
was taken to the First Police sta
ton, where he was locked up for
the night. He was brought to court
In the van Thursday morning. and
was the only prisoner who Was hand
cuffed, the officers s~uspectinE him OF
being . person who had done other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
capt.. CHAs. SCHROEDER
DIES IN PORTSMOUTH

PORTSMOUTH, VA, May 12.-Cap-
tain Charles Schroeder, assistant chief
engineer on the Merrtmac In her bat
tie with the Monitor, and . noted Com
federate veteran. died here to-day aged
seventy-four. He served under COM
modore Maury, commanded several
blockade wa 4 member OF the
expedition against Johnaon's Island
and since the war has bsen one OF
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported &c
the hearth office during the past forty.
eight hours:
Annie Crawford, IS years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Clara L. Peters, 81 years. GA East Capt..
toll street.
Aquilla soper, e. years. Providence Hos.
pital.
Samuel Myer. % years. Providence Hos.
pitaL
Richard T. Seibold. year, 17o6 Lamon,
street
Philil Colizzi, 1 month. 3os 14th street
northwest.
John A. M. Lee, "a years. 921 w stree,
Olive A. Brown, 20 years. 14l5 A street
Wallace Lewis, . years. Freedmen
Hospital.
Frederick Ford. IS years. COS Freeman's
alley northwest.
Walter Forest. month. 1856 schott court
northeast.
Bertha Dawson. % years. IS Logan place
northeast.
Jane Gallagher, IS years. Garfield Hos
pital.
J. Ellen Foster. 60 years. Garfield Hos
pital.
George w. GLASGOW, "a years, washing
ton Asylum Hospital
Fannie Pohl. So years. 1888 H street
northwest.
James william Harris. so years. 1872 9Th
street northwest. !,
Esther NJ. Lewis. 30 years. sibley Hos
pitai.
Nellie NJ. Farmer. II years. Providence
Hospital.
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ANAC0STIA.

In the absence OF the rector. Rev.
Samuel W. Graffiin. the service yester-
day morning at the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church was conducted by
Arthur B. Suit. superintendent of the
Sunday school. In the evening Rev.
George NJ. Cummins. pastor OF the Gar
den Memorial Presbyterian Church.
preached a special sermon. Mr.. Grsfiin
is expected to resume his duties next
Sunday.
This morning at and s o'clock mass
was celebrated in ST. Teresa's Church.
Anacostia. In commemoration OF the feast
OF the assumption of the blessed Virgin
Mary. Father Bart was the celebrant
assisted by Father NJ p. Egan.
Owing to the continued illness Of Rev.
Frank L. Bardens. pastor OF the Anacos-
tia Baptist Church. the services at that
church yesterday were conducted by
Newton Wagner OF Washington. Rev.
Mr.. Bardens is in Philadelphia recuper-
sting.
Rev. Mr.. Curtis, assistant rector OF st.
Marks Church. Washington. celebrated
the holy communion in Emmanuel
Church yesterday morning. in the alb
sence Of the rector. A special sermon
was preached by Mr.. Curtis. At the
Esther Memorial Chapel at Congress
Heights Rev. Karl Block conducted the
service in the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-15
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
William F. johnson and Anna F. Sher-
wood.
John r. Hughes and Fannie j. Strong.
both of Orange. Va.
John A. Carnage of Norfolk. Va, and
Elizabeth T. Culpepper of Portsmouth,
Va
Charles r. Motley of this city and Car
rie E. Gingles OF Kensington Md.
Benjamin w. Richardson OF Meadows,
Md. and Mary f. Sweeney OF this city.
John Z. Heating and Nora c. Keane.
Leroy j. Britton and Matte Hudson,
both 81 Richmond. Va
James T. Cox and Lucinda Sykes, both
OF Chesterfield, Va.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported I,
the health Office during the past forty
eight hours:
Henry B. and Lena A. Rose. boy.
Otto and Elizabeth Benchert. girl.
John B. and Stella F. Robb, boy.
Joseph F. and Cecilia A. Clarke, boy.
T. De Sales and Mary j. Lyon. girl.
Chester o. and Ethel NJ. Thompson. girl
Walter c. and Nellie Clephane, boy.
Frederick G. and Kathleen S. Newton
girl.
William p. and Eva Gleming, boy
Henry c. and Virginia n. Butler, boy.
William s. and Alice Anderson, boy.
William r. and Anna Barnes. girl
Frank and Hattie Wedge, girl.
John H. and Ella Taylor, girl
Stanley and Julia Bender, girl.
Benjamin and Annie Griffin. boy.
Chester r. and Margaret Martin. boy.
James and Susie Barnes, boy.
Charles and Maize Poindexter, girl.
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DIED.

MCCARTHY. On SATURDAY.. August IL. 1910. At
pm. at his residence Bladensburg road.
THOMAS. beloved son Of the late Daniel
Funeral will take place on Tuesday morning ct
$50 o'clock. thence TO the Church Of the
O'Clock for the repose Of his soul. Relatives
and friends invited 10 attend.
MYERS. On Friday. August IL. 1910, at $50
pm. SAMUEL. beloved son Of Thomas H.
and Mary A. Mye AGED ,as,
8 pm. thence to Douglas Memorial Church.
friends invited. Interment at Glenwood
cemetery.
sPEARE. On Monday morning. August ia
Euclid street northwest IDA VIRGINIA.
wife OF Frank A. Spesre.
Notice OF funeral in Tuesdays papers.
TENLEY. On August IL. 1910 in Morcsster:
Mass. after a short illness. Mr.. CHARLES
NJ TENLEY. formerly Of Portsmouth. Va.
aged seventy-eight years He leaves I've
and Mrs. Margaret A. Marcy. who reside in
Auburn-and a brother and sister in Wash
Funeral will take place from chapel Of Wright
Bros undcrtakers. 10th street northwest.
terment. private. in Gienwocd cemetery.
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Va. papers please
copy.D
WINSTON. Departed this life at her residence.
22l2 ID street northwest. THURSDAY. August
IL. 1910. at 1:30 pm. AMELIA WINSTON.
Funeral from Liberty Baptist Church Monday %
pm. Friends and relatives invited.
In Memoriam.
AUSTIN In loving remembrance Of mr. dear
mother. JANE AUSTIN. who departed this
life nine years ago yesterday August Ia.
1901.
BY HER DAUGHTER. ELLEN JORDAN.
CROPP. In sad but loving remembrance Of our
dear son and brother. CHARLES ;. CROPP.
who died i've years ago today, August 10,
1908.
And some day again We'll meet you,
When lfework here Is done;
Thou, with Christ. wilt greet and welcome
As We enter. one by one.
THE FAMILY.
FITZGERALD. In loving hut sad rcmemhrance
OF our dear JOHN j. FIIZGERAl.D.
who was drowned ten years ago today, Au-
- By HIS LOVING PARENTS.
McGHAN. In loving memory Of HARVEY DE
SALES McGHAN. who died one year ago
today August Is. 1909.
BY HIS WIFE. ANNE TANNER McGHAS-
SCHoFlEID. In loving memory OF our brother
and son. JOHN II. SCHoFIELD. who died
six years ago today. August ID. 1904
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-15
POOLING" ENDS FATALLY.
"Unloaded" Gun in Boys Hands
Kills Lad.

TRENTON, August 15.-william Russo.
twelve years old. a New York boy visit
ing his uncle here. shot and killed Albert
Bonneld, sixteen. OF this city late Satur-
day night. Russo was carrying q rife
to the shooting gallery OF his uncle near
White City Park. an amusement resort
when he met young Bonheld.
I'm going to shoot you" said Russo.
Pointing the gun over the other lads
head. he pulled the trigger. The ham,
mer snapped harmlessly. and Russo.
thinking there was no charge In the rife.
pulled the trigger again. The weapon
was discharged and the bullet entered
Bonfields body over the heart. killing
him almost instantly.
Ralph Bonfield, the dead boys father.
became temporarily deranged when he
saw the body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-15
WORE ANOTHER'S KNEECAP.
George A. Kelly, Subject of Unusual
Operation. Dies of CONSUMPTION.

George A. Kelly. whose name was
known to physicians all over the world,
owing to the fact that year and a half
ago his kneecap was removed and an
other, taken from a man who had just
died, grated In its place. succumbed to
consumption at Georgetown University
Hospital yesterday morning. He had been
in the institution since the unusual op-
Grafton in question. Examination by
physicians disclosed the fact that had
Kelly lived he would have been able to
use the dead mans knee as his own, as
the operation was entirely successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-15
Race Track Plunger Arrested.

OAKLAND. CAL. August hillary
Lewis, alias Clark. charged with obtain
ing $500 through fraud in New York.
will leave for the east today in custody
Of Detective Fitzsimmons of the New
York police. Lewis was known here dur
ing the racing season two years ago as
the heaviest plunger on the track.
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BORN.

FRENCH. On Monday. August s. 1910. to Mr.
and Mrs. Rainsford French. at Holly Hill.
Fla. son. RAINsFoRD HARDING
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Miss Blanche Hall is entertaining hei
sister. Miss Jessie May Hall. and Mrs
l. r. Works, daughter-in-law of Judge
John d. Works. who has just, been nomi.
mated for the governorship of California
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| leave Wednesday for trip to Iowa and
other points In the west.
Misses Ida and Marguerite Mazza
sister and brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| E. Gatti.
Mrs. Frank P. Hall, who has been
| spending the summer at Mount Clements
| to improve her health, will be home
about September l.
Mrs L. Niedfeldt of 1923 9th street
| northwest, with her grandson Mr. Frank
| Niedfeldt, is spending several weeks at
| Colonial Beach.
Miss Blanche Hall is entertaining her
sister. Miss Jessie May Hall. and Mrs.
| L. r. Works, daughter-in-law of Judge
John ID. Works. who has just, been nomi-
mated for the governorship of California.
| Mr. Frank Metzerott sailed for Europe
| Wednesday, accompanied by his sister.
He will remain abroad for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Truitt DAILY have
| gone TO Atlantic City for stay of some
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Goetzinger and Miss
May Goetzinger are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Goetzinger at their Colonial
Beach cottage.
Miss Gatchell, Mr.. Henry Lee and Mr..
Hedge Murray are the house guests of
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Thompson, who, with
their children. Helen, Richard and Lois,
are at their cottage, Eagles Mere Park.
Pa.
Mrs. Adala f. Wright and her daughter.
Miss Matilda Wright, of 1908 G street
northwest are at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Edmund L. Finch and his sister.
Miss Hilda. after short stay at Asbury
Park. n. j., have gone to Atlantic City
for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans have returned
TO this city after a stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Martin, with their
children, Robert and Harriet, have
left the city for New York and Rock
away Beach. They will spend the
remainder of the summer i'm that section,
and on their return trip will visit Phila-
delphia and Baltimore.
Mrs. Theresa NJ. Johnson and Mr. H. NJ
Allen were married at the rectory of
Immaculate Conception parish Saturday
by Rev. j. d. MARI. Mr.. and Mrs Allen
have taken an apartment at the Augusta
New York and New Jersey avenues north
west, and will be at home after Wednes-
day.
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Mrs. Frank P. Hall, who has been
spending the summer at Mount Clements
TO improve her health. will be home
about September /.
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Mr.. Frank Metzerott sailed for Europe
Wednesday, accompanied by his sister
He will remain abroad for two months.
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Mrs. L. Niedfeldt Of 1923 9th street
northwest, with her grandson. Mr.. Frank
Niedfeldt, is spending several weeks at
Colonial Beach.
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Edward NJ. Buckley. year. 600 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast.
Leo Furwick. 4 months, St AIMS fnfadS
Asylum.
Marie Desmond. months. e16 0thsstrsss
southwest.
Robert s. Bethel. months, As58set0
street northwest.
Ashby r. Brown. months, 145 d strele
southeast. 4.wI
Mary Emily williams. hours, 11of -th
street southeast.
Henry Frazier. C years, washingto0
Asylum Hospital
Thomas J. Williamson. 90 years, 14l3
Columbia street northwest
William Dodson, 16 years. Providence
Hospital.
Walter johnson. months. 800 LIST street
southwest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Truitt DAILY hav
gone to Atlantic City for a stay of SOM
weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Goetzinger and Mis-
May GoetZinger are guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Carl Goetzinger at their Colonia
Beach cottage.
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leave Wednesday for a trip to Iowa and
other points In the west.
Misses Ida and Marguerite Mazza
of Nashville Tenn. are visiting their
sister and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
E Gatti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-15

Miss Gatchell, Mr.. Henry Lee and Mr.
Hedge Murray are the house guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Thompson, who, with
their children. Helen, Richard and Lois
are at their cottage, Eagles Mere Park
Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-15

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gibson gave
dinner party last evening for Miss Helen
Taft. Among the guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles A. Mum, Mr.. and Mrs. ;.
A. Culbertson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Will
kins and Mr.. Robert Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson will go to New
York tomorrow, and will proceed to New
port at the end of the week to visit Mr.
and Mrs. r. c. Vanderbilt and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Haggin.
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Mrs. Adala E. Wright and her daughter.
Miss Matilda Wright. of 1908 G street
northwest are at Atlantic City.
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Mr.. Edmund l.. Finch and his sister.
Miss Hilda. after a short stay at Asbury
Park, n. j., have gone to Atlantic City
for the remainder of the season.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-20
W@tas y m@eiciiaS.

-Esta m . Dana estuvo en- Ia Man
sion Ejecutiva el Ss. Wenceslae Bor
da.
A las 9 a. m. de hoy ha continue
do el juicio ante el tribunal Supre-
mo en- que actua de una parte el
attorney general y oficiales Campi
10 y Rosy y de otra el Lcde. Diaz
Navarro y sus defensores.
-Manana vie1nes 4 las 3 .. m.
contnuara sus sesiones la camsra de
delegados.
La lluvia de aver y de esta ma
lana ha tornado un pequeAo bache
entire 81 nuevo terraplenado hecho
en- la>cale del parque, enfrente de La
verja de Ia casa del Sr. LEON. El mo
do de evitar Ia formaci6n de esos
baches es levantar todo squel tgozo
de Gale.
LAS maquinas ndmeros 40 y go,
de- ferrocarril de circunvalaci6n tu
vieron Nm choque el nartes en- el
kilometro 225 resultando her;dos
los msquinistas y fogoneros que las
condufan.
-Encanacidn Diaz, profugo de
la caroel de Guayanilla, ha ado ares
tado en- Arecibo por Ia policia.
La policia de Bayam6n arrestd
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el microbes & ALI redo Eegr6n y a
BalDino Rosario, tabaque ros, q
quienes Sc acusa de alterar Ia paz pu-
blica con motive de un registro
a que fueron sometidos por I'm agen
tie de rentas nternas.
En- el barrio de Quebr ada Are
mas de Namabo, 80 quem6 81 mar
tes Ia casa de Casimiro Ohm edo una
pequeha nina con graves legsione $.
El hecho1 casual seq i'm ell informe
de Ia pohcia.
Felix Lopez, vecino de Utuado,
apanci6 ahorcado en- un arbol, en- el
barrio de Guaba. Sc trata de I'm sui
cidio y Sc ignoran 10 3 motives.
Luis Perez que trabaj aba en- ls
central Eureka en- Mayaguez, fue
cojido por un cilindro de La maqui
maria de dichs central, sufrisndo le
stones.
Aver lego & esta ciudad el dele
gado q Ia Camara Ecdo. R. Arrlaga,
de An asco
Ell juez de paz de Aiiasco Sr.
Fiorencio Gaztamhde, ha vuelto 4
hacerae cargo De su eficina, despuss
de haber usado una corta loencia
que Sc le habia concedido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-20
UNA SENORA AGRADEC|DA
Dice cemo Ella y Muchas Ami.
gas 0btRvieHen Alivis con las
Pilderas del Dr.. williams.

Hay pocas medicinas que tengan
al alcance de las Pfldoras Rosadas
del Dr.. Williams, para fortaIecer ell
sistema nervioso de Las muieres. Por
su constitution especial, "a mujer es
mas susceptible 4 desarreglos ner-
viosos que faclznente quebYantan la
salud. Como tonico fortificante con-
viene tomar las Pildoras Rosadas
del DR.. Williams, que como sabsii
miles de mujeres restauran las fuer'
zas dan buenos dolores y normal.
zan el organismo entsro.
La Sra. Delfina E. de Csstellanos
residente en- Ia ciudsd de Mexico, Ca
lie Leandro Vale No. 5 escribe as1
de su experiencia con estas p1doras
"Tengo motives para recomendar
altamente las P1doras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams, que dos distintas We
ces me han restsblecido mi qusbran-
tada salud. La primera veE estuve
enferma con dolores & la cintura sin
poder atender q mis- quehaceres.
Guiada por un snuncio decidf tomar
Las referidas p1doras, obteniendo
un pronto alivio, Entonces las reco-
mende a varias anigas, y los resulta-
dos fueron mayormente muy favo-
rabies. Al gun tempo despues, de
resultas de un reSfriado estuve muy
ma!a de reumatismo al grado que
perdi todo movimiento. La criada
ne daba de conner y atendisme cons
tantemente por no poder apenas mo
VERNE. Tome salicilato, bromuro y
otros medicsmentos que me fueron
recetados. pero la fin y recordando
el bien que me habian hecho las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
las tome con el consentimiento del
doctor, Y al cabo de pocos dias va
podfa mover las piernas Y los brazos
J POGO despues pude levanta-me,
luegO de dos meses de estar en- cana.
Por estas razOnes no me canso de re-
eomendar tan excelente medicina.
y he recibido varias cartas dandome
las gracias por el bien recibido."
Las Pfldoras Rosadas de, DR.. WI
lliams, sc enple2n eficazmente para
puTificar "a sangre y fortifica los
nervios, n Ia anemia, colores pail
dos. nerviOsidad. dolores de eabeza,
dyspepsia neviosa, reumatismo.
ciatiea. paralisis pareial, tods clase
de debilidad. V ell general como to
nieO recOnztituyente. Instrueciones
con cada frasquito. Ptdaase en- las
botlcas asegurandose que sean de-
DIR. WILLIAMS. -
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POR CABLE.

New York, en- ero 20.-Han ocu.
rrido grandes inundaciones On el Es-
to de Franeis, Suiza, y Bekica.L 2 q
piantacienes de srigo han quedado
casi destruidas 4 causa de Ia aveni-
.da de los rios. En- laregfon vinfcola
de Franoia, las vides han sufrido
oonsde1ablemente. Los dahos Sc cal
culan en- varies millones.
New York, enero 20.-El mini s.
terio de Marina de Washington ha
dado ordenes para que este dispues-
to d crucero Montana en- el puerto
de New York, con el fin de condu-
cir al Brasil los restos del ilustre di-
plom&tieo brasilefo sedor Nabuco,
embajador de dicha republiea ante
el gobierno de Washington. Los no
nones tributados en- esta capital al
reputado hombre pubico han ado
suntuoses, demostrando el gobierno
de Ia Casa Blanca La alta estimaci6n
4 que sc hizo acreedor ell discrsto
diplorn&tico.
New York, enero 20.-Un despa-
cho de Bueaos Aires comunica que
en- Canelones y Florida, ciudades cor
eanas d Montevideo ha habido un
pronunciamiento contra el gobier-
no del presidente Claudio William.
Ell ministro de la guerra general Vaz-
quez ha dado ordenes para que sal
ga Embellishments numerosas tro-
pas al sitio de los successes. Hasta a.
hora la revoluci6n est4 localizada
en- aquellos dos puntos, sin que Sc
tengan noticiss desnuevos pronun-
ciamientos El general Juan Cardo-
so, jefe pottico de Florida ha pu-
blicado7 I'M decreto declarando la
ciudad an eetado de sAio, +,
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Disingvido huesped

Acaba de Degar a la isla y hemos
tenido el placer de recibir su cortes
vista, el DR.. R. S. Mora Vahamon-
de, venezolano, que ha ejercido su
profession durante 20 aios en- Cara
cas- obteniendo justa fama.
Ell DR.. Mora Vahamonde es hom
bre muy lustrado y quito. Estable-
cera aquf su oficina para el mas am
plio ejercicio de su profession.
De pals que tiene grandes simpa-
tias Puerto Rico viene ell distinguido
galeno, quien hallara en- nuestra tie
rra la proverbial hospital.dad y aten
cion que para sus visitantes tiene.
Deseamos el mejor exito en- sus ira
bajos al DR.. Mora Vahamonde.