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The Kusko times., 1921-10-29

Flat creek. tributary of Otter creek, in Otter precinct, Fourth Division, Territory of Alaska, the location cera tiiicate of which is found of record in Volume b of Locations, at page l92, in the office of the Recorder in said Otter precinct, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of Section 2324 of the revised statutes of the United States, and.the amendmenU thereto ap- proved January 2, 1880, concerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amount required to hold said placer mining claim for the period from .Janu- ary lst, l9l6,,tO December 3lst, 1920.
 And if, within ninety days from the personal service of this notice, or within ninety days after the publica- tion thereof 9aasfail OF refuse to con- tribute your, proportion. of such ex- penditufe as aco-owner, which amounts to one hundred and three dollars and twenty-five cents {Sl03.25), your inter est in the said claim will become the property of the subscriber. your CO., owner,swho has nude the required ex- penditure, by the terms of said sec tlon. TIM. DEAN.
 Date of first publication, Sept. 24, 1921. Date of final publication, Dec 3ls l92L
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29
Y TROOPS ARE:
 ON GUARD
To Prevent Outbreak Against II. S.. Elm
 bassy at Paris.

Paris. Get. 25.- The deter mination of French communists to aVengea themselves on the American ambassador for the conviction of the Buthel mur- derers IS causing the authorities here unlimited trouble.
 Armed troops were called out today for the first time since the signing of the armistice. Cav. airy troopers are barring all streets glvlng access to the U. :. embassy.v
 Am bassador Herfick is guard ed continually to prevent com munists- carrying out threats against his life.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29

Ward. He proposed that the body be obtained immediately after the hang the effort to revive life would be made. Boerger refused the offer, and told the authorities, who held Lhe body in the iail an hour after Ward had been pro nouncsd dead.
 A similar attempt was made recent ly, according to jail of1ieials, in the case of Sam Cardinelia, notorious gang leader. After his body was cut down from the gallows his friends la- sored for hours 10, revive him, it was said.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29
Notice.

ln.ths Probate Court for Kuskokwim Precinct, Fourth Division. Terri tory of Alaska.
 Before W~J.4 Cribbee, United States Commissioner, ex-officio probate judge.
 In the matter of the Estate of Ben An- derson, deceased:
 Notice is hereby given that the judge Of the above entitled court having ap- pointed Charles Ammilon executor of the estate of Ben Anderson, deceased. all persons having claims against the estate of said Ben Anderson, deceased. are required to present them, with proper vouchers within six months from the date Of this notioet to said Charles Ammolin, executor of estate. at the office of9W. J. Oribbee. at Napa mute Kuskokwim precinct, Alaska
 CHAS. AMMILON,
 Administrator of the Estate
 of Ben Anderson, deceased. Dated at Napamute.l Alaska, Septem- Der 6. 1921.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29
Banded Together to-
 Cheat the GalIoWs

Chicago. organized gang banded together to seize bodies cut from the gallows and resuscitate them by means of pulmotors and other machines was revealed today by Walter E. Boerger. attorney for Harry Ward, the ''lone wolf bandit" who was hanged this morning.
 Boerger said that before the hanging he was approached by stranger with an offer to attempt to resuscitate
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29
Forfeiture Notice.

To William Dettering:
 You are hereby notified that. have expended during the years 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919 and 1920 the sum of two hundred and six dollars and fifty cents {S206.50l in labor and iinprov ements upon the Gold Hill Placer Association mining claim, situate at the head of
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29
MIAIL. CLERK
 MURDERED
Bandits Get Away With One Sack of Regis
 tered Mail.

San Francisco. Oct. 27-F Frank s. Adams, mail clerk employed in the Ferry Building postofice, was shot and killed by masked bandits carly. this mosning.
 Adamsn while going. about his work, WAS. suddenly confronted by two masked men@ and com handed to throw up his hands. Either he did not comply quickly enough to suit the bandits or he attempted. resistance, for other occupants of the building heard two shots and saw two men hastily leaving the postoffice.. Before an. attempt could be made 10 stop them the men leaped into a waiting automobile. carrying with them one large sack of reg istered mail, and made good their escape
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29

b.~ Saapes H. Saupe and George Stenseli, from Yankee creek, and Frank Majestic, Tacotna. were among today's arrivals.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29

Billy Jones' the freighter, has al ready made aVoetrips from the Higgins store to Ophir, using seven horses, and has. several loads more to transfer.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29

Deputy U. s, Marshal McMal}en re- t8raed yesterday fron,a tripto Ophir, being accompanied from Tacotna by Bob Earo.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29

Jonn Williams, Simon Hill and Her man Olson 2ses, late arrivals over the trail froa Anchorage. which place they left on October 5.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29

Del Thomp psen. after trip to Ophir, returned here Thursday afternoon.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-29

Louis German returned today from g 5rip to Nixon
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

are requested to be at the Baptist church Tuesday evening at 7;3o o'clock, in order to be on time to at tend the social and picnic that is to be given at that time.
 Accepts Position in Phoenix Miss Virginia Jennings has ac. cepted position in the bookkeeping and accounting department of the Boston Store in Phoenix. Mise Jen- nings commenced her duties this week.
 Rain Near Marinette
 It has been reported that very heavy and most beneficial rain fell Sunday afternoon and evening west of New River in the vicinity of Mari nette. No damage was reported
 To Oklahoma
 Mrs. T. c. Compton and two daugh- ters. Mary and Dora. will leave this week for an extended visit with rela- tives in Oklahoma.
 Goes to Prescott
 Dr. and Mrs. Burnum and daughter Leona left this week for Prescott where the trip was made in the in- terest of Mrs. Burnum's health. The doctor will return in a few days.
 Baseball
 It was a grand and glorious feel ing among the fans in Glendale Sun day afternoon when the Greys romped home with the bacon to the tune of to Q. They completely out played the Outlaws in every depart ment of the game, Coor and Pitts making good from the start a5 2
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

MARQUIS RICH, tailor and cutter, Of Mesa, is now making suits to your measurement from $35 up to $65.
 Best in the market. call invited.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

battery. All players come in for spe- cial mention as throughout the short snapply game. good exhibition of baseball was given.
 Road Comment
 Some of the good people of the community have stated what do you mean a good road to Phoenix so many times that they really believe there is no such animal. In our Saturday morning paper a good road to Phoenix was given. but the canal bank road is very rough, then when Six Points are reached a mile and a half of chuck holes remain. Those desirous of getting better road and having plenty of time may go three miles south then go west to Lateral 20. thence south to the Yuma road and then on into Phoenix. On this route there is only one bad feature and this is the bridge crossing the Grand canal, half mile west of Lateral IS and three miles south of Glendale. This road has a sandy approach on each side of the bridge and this sand is unusually full of chuck holes and the bridge is six inches higher than the road. It is hoped that those ib control of the destinies of the roads of the Glendale district will have the heart and foresight to have this fixed without delay.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

HAPPY ENDING
 'T have just heard of woman who went 10 a hotel unaccompanied and discovered that the acoustic
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

Grand canal to the Arizona canal and from Seventh street in Phoenix to New river on the west.
 About month ago special com mittee circulated petition asking the board of supervisors to dissolve this district and as the proper num- Der of signers complied, the permis- sion was granted under a special act passed by the last legislature
 The reason for wanting to abolisb the district is to do away with the double tax that the people in this dis trict have to pay. According to fig of B cents on every S100 was placed last year bringing in over $16,0o0 in funds and in addition to this an other tax. the general road fund of the county at the rate of 9 cents brought in a total of s6.000. This amount is entirely too much for this district to pay and now with the pavement coming in, it is figured that the district is not needed. The polls will be open tomorrow and all those in the district who want to vote may find the voting place at the Glendale grammar school auditorium.
 Here Visiting
 Mir and Mrs. c. McAbee have as Tempe and Miss Kathryn Wiliess oi Sacaton. Both these young ladies are nieces of the McAhees.
 B. Y. p. u. Social
 The senior B. Y- F. U. and friends
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

LOST-A gold loclet, Friday. be- tween Baber-Jones and Laird X Dimes. Return to Laird & Dimes. Tempe Reward ds
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

COOL. furnished apartment for rent. Reasonable. 509 East Eighth street 2x
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

purchase of ticket for SIS was the cheapest and easiest way out.
 Returns from Chautauqua
 c. H. Churchill of the Mesa high school faculty returned to the valley Sunday morning following an ab- sence of a month and half. He has been with the Redpath- Horner Chautauqua company as superinten- dent of chautauquas through the towns of the central states. Southside Theaters Today Majestic. Mesa-"The Great Low err" all star cast Bray Photograph. Pathe News. Gilbert-D. w Griffiths special production, ..The Love Flower" Masked Rider serial. Tempe2-Anita Stewart in Her
 Kingdom of Dreams" Comedy. His First Honeymoon" Chandler-F'rank Mayo in Blazing Trails." Comedy, His Fearful Fin ish.'
 GRAPES NOW READY E. c.
 Bailey, Phone 2R2. Mesa
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

rHE CYNICAL coMPoslroR- The home. of Mir, and Mrs. Charles Brown was the scene of a beautiful wedding last evening when tbeh youngest daughter Margaret wa, joined in holy deadlock to Mir. Dsvic Preston.-Quoted from a Western pa- per by the Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19
ELECTION
 TODAY ID OD|SSOLVE
 ROAD DISTRICT NJ. 3

GLENDALE. July 1s-A specia. election will be held today. Tuesday, July 19, the purpose of the elector being to dissolve Special Road Dis
 trict No. 3. This district embraces that part of the county north of the
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

properties of her room were such that every time she spoke aloud there was an echo. She then made a bold attempt to get in last word, and in so doing talked herself to yertiser.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19
noIha THEIR BEST

woman asked her little city niece who was visiting her on her farm
 "No, auntie," said the child. the hens were scratching all around as
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19
By Pop Mon,and
By Blosser
Alnaan

hard as they could. but they hadn't found a single egg."-Boston Trans cript-
Arizona republican., 1921-07-19

of this place. has gone to Hayden to visit her brother before returning to her home in California.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
TERMiNANDO la INSTALLATION

Las niicinas de la casa banQuera ST.
Sobrinos de EsQuiaga. han sido objeto
de una cOmpleta reforma V despu6s de
Ia installation de In gran plataforma o
mesa de mdrmol que CORE de extreme
Il extreme de la planta baja Y en- la q.
SO colocara su correspondence verja
de metal, Sc esta arreglando ahora el
nuevo mObilario de escritorios V me-
sas que demandaba la refOrma.
Ell departamento dc seguros, In ca
ia, cl despacho de vaporeS, la oticina
de materiales de construction, ell de-
partamento de tranSaccioneS de aZli-
car y los dcmas nesocios que tieue la
impOrtante firma, dispondrdn respec-
tivamente de SUI sitio apropiado Y para
Ia direction sc ha establecido tam
bi6n Ia correspondence oficina des-
pachO en- que estarln los SreS. Arsua-
ga, Mendfa. don Manuel Y Zubillaga.
quedandO. como Siempre, en- la de los
Seguros el Sr. francisco Mendfa, que
la dirige desde hace mucho tempo.
Desde el sabado Sc estd traba jando
en- el nueyo arreglo. sin suspender. por
Supuesto. las actividades del trabajO.
Y quedara terminado en- breve. que
dando cntonccs pendientc s"lamcntc
la Installation De la vcria que So reel
brd dc I'M momcnto a otru dc los Es-
tados Unidos.
la nueva installation rcspondc cum
plidamente la iml.ortancia de Ia eN-
presada casa a las necesitlades del
negocio. La firma de Sres. SObrinOs
de Ezquiaga 'es hoy la mas antigua,
pues cuenta un siglo dc instalada en-
San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
En- ell Hotel New York

Aver Sc inaugur6, en- la calle de Te-
tuan, primer piso de La casa niifnero
3S, el hotel New York, propiedad de
nuestro amigo el senior Juan Reyes.
Con tai motive, fue ofrecido a los Pc
riodistas, por su duefio. lin espldndido
almueIzo, concurriendo redactores dc
"El Mundo', Ia Democracia", ia
Correspondence, ''El Carnaval' Ell
1MPARCIAL, los que en- union de los
sefiores Jose Ferrera, Fernando Le-
desma y Ramon Nieves, pasaron un
ratio muy delicioso. saboreando los
manjares Y oyendo relatos dc viajes y
lectura de p0esfas. FL hotel es magnf-
flco, ventilado, en- buen sitio, buenss s
habitaciOnes y a su frente. el popular
Juanito, que a su practica une sus
cOhocimient0s en- el negociO, 10 que
hara, acknowledgements, y asf 10 desea
Ell IMPARCIAL, que sea un 6xito ell
hotel New York.
y agradecidos por las atenciones de
que fu6 objeto nuestro representante
senior Santiago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
Ell primer heredero

La joven Y bella csposa de aaestro
querido amigo bon Ramon Cantero
del Vale, de la tiIma Cautero. Fer
nandez & Co, Inc. IN dada luz en-
la madrusada del sabado. un hcIanoso
nino, que yiene Il ser el e0mpiemento
de Ia felicidad d. sus padres. /.
FL Undo bebt sera bauti2ado con ell
nombre de Ramon, que es 81 del abue-
10 paterno y el del padre de Ia tierna
criatura.
Tanto la madre, como 81 niiio. i,asa-
do el diffcil trance Sc haIlan on el
,.is Sa,isfactorio cstada, atenlidos
PSF Ell Notable Doctor Biam0n cuya
reputation 'cientftica eS tan alta Y In
t.cne tan bien canada.
NosOtros que contalnos entire los
aaigos de nueStra mayor predilecci0n
a bon Ramon Cantero y Il Su gentilf-
.sn.a esposa n0iia Maria Sabine. tene-
mos para ellos. cn este momento de
suprema dicha, una felicitaci6n corr
dia hac@GGs yotos por que Ia vida
lie ese Milo sea ell todo tempo 10 que
- ahora un madrigal de amor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
La velada del "a

Han circulado las invitaciOneS para
la velada en- celebration del orimer
centenario de Ia Batalla de Carabo-
bo, In que tcndra lugar On el Teatro
AmeFica la noche del "a de log co
rrientes, con ell siguiente programa:
Himn0 NaciOnal de Venezuela, can
tado por scioritaS Y caballeros, eje-
cutado por Ia Banda del Regimiento
de Puerto Rico.
Salutaci6n por el presidente. DR.. n.
s. Mora vaamonde.
Revista tografica de Ia inau-
guraci6n de Ia estatua del Libertador
en- Nueva York.
POeefa patri6tica. rccitada por la
seiOrita Isabel Nora.
Romanza, "vis 81 d'arte', de Tosca.
cantada por Ia sc1iora Witzke de Alloy
~ acOmpaiiada por In sehorita Clara
Lazaro Y los senores J. NJ. de los
Rios Llamozas Y Manuel Rivas La
FARO.
Bolivar, soneto recitad0 por su
autOr Lcdo. Luis Llorens Torres.
Cnadro plastico aleg6rico. por las
seiioras Witzke de Aboy, Lola de No
reno 7 PARA de, Biam6n, y las seilo-
ritas Mia Para y Clara I4Azaro.
! mi Pueblo, soneto del seiior Ra-
mon Ayala, recitado por el sehor NJ.
Vale POlanco.
Canto y baile, por la sehorita Aca-.
cia Cordero.
Canto, por ell Baritone d. Jose Ma
RIA Pineda.
Discurso. de 0rden, por ell general
Rafael N. Carabafio.
'.Star Spangled Banner, ejecutado
por Ia Banda del Regimiento de L. r.
La conisi6n cstd compuesa por
los se6ores, DIR. Mora vaamonde, DR.
Biam5tf. Nicolas Hernandez, Antonio
M. Martinez, Socrates Nolasco, Fabri-
ciano velez. J. Gomez BriOso, l.. Llo-
rens Torres, Gonzalez Pacheco, Eduar
do Marvel Pedro de Elzaburu y Ra-
fael MARITIME
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
DE TEATRO

La Compania Julia Delgado Caro-
sigue, en- medic del creciente favor del
publico, su actuacion en- el Municipal
de San Juan, pasando lista a su re-
pertorio.
Ell sabado, con la reprise de TERRA
Baja, hubo muchos aplausos para to-
dos, especialmente para la bella ac-
triz Julia Delgado que hizo una Mar
ia muy lena de sentimiento y de pa
sion.
La encantadora Srta. Socorro Con-
zalez, que lleva con mucha dignidad
artitica su parentezco con. la ilustre
actriz Luisa Martinez Casado, 1ogr6
ell mas amplio visto bueno de la nu-
merosa asistencia, dando al persona
je de Nuri, todo el pueril encanto de
que 10 dot6 el autor para crear un adj
mirable tipo de ingenua.
La Srta. de Gonzalez posee una
voz de muy grato timbre Y una ex-
traordinaria facultad de expression que
la coloca en- sitio conspicuo en- todas
las obras en- que toma parte.
La Sra. Caro- y la Sra. Espana, die
ron todo ell relieve possible a dos tipos
vulgares que Interpretation admirable
mente.
De los hombres, Salvador Salas,
Joaquin Regales, Ponte, Alfonso de
Nieva, colaboraron al exito.
En- la matinee de aver, La Cara,
v, por la noche, Pipiola, formaron el
cartel del dfa que dio la empresa
magnificas entredas.
La sonora Caro- fue ovacionadisima
en- dos tipos tan distintos como la
vieja criada de La Cara y la mar
quesa de Pipiola.
Ella, ella siempre la primera, y los
principales Interpreters de las dos
obras fueron muy aplaudidos Y la
mados insistentemente a escena, al
terminar cada acto.
Ell Segundo Apunte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20

III Rev. Dr. Wilbur Crafts. funda-
dor del bureau International de Re-
formas en Washington. que desde su
cficina esi5 dirigiendo varias camna-
las reformisias cn difereutes parties
de- In nacI5n. FL Dr. Crafts esfa en-
pcHadO ahora en- moralizsr el cinema
t5srufo. Con ese fin ha recabsdo del
Cobierno Bombre una junta censora
de pelfcuhs. para ellminar de elias las
que son un venenO para 10 juventud.
Y sobre todO. para Ia mujer. opinando
que debcrfa dcscartarse aIuellas dom
dc 81 ven cOnstantemente traducidos
actos de salvajismo o violencia, que
tantos instintos criminales esian pro-
crcando entire los niiiOs. lkace cincuen-
ia amos que el expresadO DIR. We dedi-
ca q esta hupanitaria obra reformis-
Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
HoOrlejo fdnebre
segwdO pOr mas
de 10000 almas
III Congress cspallpi ~
NIGGA Il pcnSloilar a
Ramon \ C.ajalS.

H. sae iers.a.o csl.sgrsGce Ess.clsiD
NABkNA, jgnia 2o.--Ayot domin-
70 - llcAa ca',o a cnticrro del Ge-
neral dose Miguel Come. al antillano
ilusirc y q patriots iniegro. cgya de-
sapar,cion lloia tDia Caha amarga-
mente. LIS distinias manifestaci0-
nes dc dJclO piihlico exteinadas han
sido doblemrnte sentidas y conmOve-
doras, al paso del feretro pOr las prin
cI.aler Was de la ciudad. Calciilase
qu alrcdedor De doscicntas. mil per-
sonss Pra,cnciaban las ceremonias.
marcAando cu cl Cortvj9 mas De vein-
te mil.
Las cvronas ofrendadas al insigne
patricio por todas las Asociaciones de
la Isla entera, inclUso las del Gobier-
no, llegan a cuatrocientas, muchas de
un valor Y arte verdaderamente sor-
prendentes. Durante el entierro, en-
que desfil6 la guarnicion del ejerci-
to, destacada en- esta Capital, con sus
bandas de m1sica, amen del Cuerpo
de Bomberos, fuerzas de la Policia y
todo el elemento. Official, al que Sc
guian Comisienes particulares ell
pueblo, algunos aeYoplanos que VIOLA
ban por sobre todas las cabezas en-
descubierto, arroiaron multitud de
flores, que alfombraban las Gales por
donde ell entierro tenia que pasar.
MADRID, JUNO 2O.-Los intelec-
tuales, en- numero crecido, protestan
contra la negative del Congreso de
pensionar con $4,000 pesetas anuales
al DR.. Ramon y Cajals, el insigne neu-
r6pata, gloria mas que espanola,
en- el campo de la Ciencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
Union de P'rensistas

Ha sido archivado ell Ia oficina del
secretario Ejecrnivo I'm certifcado
relative Ia election de los sefl0res
que han dc ser los directories ' Off
ciales d., In Union Cooperative de
Frensistas" hasta cl Is de MARIO del
pr6ximo afio En- dicho ccrtificado
aparecen los siguientes nombres: Ro-
man Llahres, presidente; Jose Colon,
vicepresidente: Francisco Correa vi
fials, secretario: Celestino Lamar, te-
sorero; gesiis C. Colon, Juan Beltran,
Ramon Ramos, Lorenzo Hernandez y
segundo Torres, vocales. Todos d.
ehos ssaofes son tambien directories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
Diario de un Poeta
Marietta

JUNO 17.-En mis- silenciosas Tisi-
tas al salon de lectura del Ateneo, don
de los iibros Sc perfilan en- los estan-
tes de brillante caoba, insinuantes Y
sugestivos, habia notado varias ve-
ces la prescncia de una adolescente,
fina Y bella como la Graciela de La
MARITIME. Desde el primer momen-
to que la vi, ME habia llamado la
atencion, Qo bello ejerce sobre mi
sensibilidad de poeta una attraction
magnetica) pero nunca pense, no Sc
81 por negligencia en- espera de Ia
oportunidad, buscar los medios de CO.
nocerla. iSoy un enamorado del aca-
so!... Y aver precisamente inicie
con ella una conversation a prop6sito
de la exhibicion de pintura que hay
en- ell Ateneo.-''Le gusta I'd la pin
tura" Isl, me dijo ella, llena de
exquisite coqueteria, pero me agrada
mas la poesia"... Lo eomprendf to-
do... La bella adolescente me como
cia sintelectualmente. Esto me hizo
intimidar mas Y Ia pregunte por su
nombre. Rehus6 decirmeIo, al nismo
tempo que soltaba al aire los casca-
beles sonoros de su' risa iina.
Pero 70 insist y me 10 dijo: Sc la
ma Marietta. iBonito nombre, de
heroina desnovela sentimental.
Tendra a 10 sumo diez ' seis diez
ocho amos; es fraeil, inquieta, de ojos
profundamente pasionalcs. Is una
nena para ser amada por un poeta.
iEn las manos asperas de un bur
CUES Sc estrujaria como una muheca
de seda que hubiesen traido de Pa
risl...
Jose Joaquin Ribera.
Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
Las hopas aliadas
Empian Ia Silesia
de revoltosos
Llcgan a (.;i,liz los Co
miSionatlBS que van a
las iicSiaS del Peru.

49, AN1~-~@ ostftS&1 ~@@sekAsANo @afN~AAaR
OPPELlN. JUNO 20.-Casi la to,a-
lidad del terriiorio de pa Alta Slcsia.
ha sido lsmpis.da por las iropas ingle-
sas, iialianas y francesas, conjunta-
mente. De revoluciorarios polacos y
alemancs. La siiuaci0n hallase, por
10 tRnto. cn calma.
CADIZ, JUNO 20.-Ayer llegaron a
esta ciudad los Comisionados que re-
presentaran a Espaiia en- las fiestas
del Ccntenario de la Repdblica del Pc
ri, guienes llevan consigo una riqui-
sima arqueta hecha de maderas pre-
ciosas con incrustaciones de orc, con-
teniendo un valioso pergamino, dom
de va un saludo del Rey con su au-
t6grafo, a la joven naei6n surameri-
cana.
HABANA, JUNO 20.-Al llegar el
Cortejo funebre que conducia el ca
davcr dc Jose Miguel, al Cementerio,
el pueblo en- masa pretendia entrar,
para presenciar los Iltimos oficios V
escuchar los discursos de duelo de los
difreentes oradores que habia en- tur-
no, va anunciados. Pero dada la i'm
posibilidad de que en- el Cementerio
pudiera albergarse tanta gente, la Po-
licia procedi6 cerrar las verjas, he
cho que todos provoco enorme de-
sagrado. Ell pueblo, en- su afan de
entrar de todos modos, intent6 saltar
las tapias por diferentes puntos, ira
bandose un encuentro entire las ma
sas enardecidas Y las fuerzas de Pc
licia, que tuvo fatales consecuencias.
Aquellos parecia una verdadera bata-
LA, rcsultando de la refriega algunos
muertos Y multitud de heridos, por
ambas parties. Ell in:idente ha sido
muy comentado, dado ell momento en-
que Sc desarrollo, de honda pena para
Cuba, que rendia SUI postrer tribute
de amor uno de sus mas grandes
caudillos en- sus luchas por la libertad.