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VOL. XII.-NO
SHENANDOAH, PA., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, l6.
7.
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HOLIDAY : GIFTS
.IN ENDLESS VARIETY..
ROCKERS.
CENT'S ARM CHAIRS.
TURKISH CHAIRS.
PICTURES.
EASELS.
BAH BOO TABLES.
JARDANIERS.
ROCKING HORSES.
SHOO-FLYS.
DOLL CARRIAGES.
FOOT STOOLS.
LADIES' DESKS. s
riUSIC CABINETS.
SMOK1NO TABLES.
UMBRELLA STANDS.
MEDICINE CABINETS.
LADIES' TOILET STANDS,
PIANO STOOLS.
SEWING MACHINES.
WILCOX & WHITE ORGANS.
NEW ENGLAND PIANOS.
COUCHES.
J. P. WILLIAMS 8c SON,
13 SOUTH MAIN STRiET, SHENANDOAH, PA.
A PASTORJENTERTAINS.
llcv. lleehner Make mi livening ricnsunt
for Ills Class.
I!cv. Alfred Hccbncr, pastor of the Meth
oil 1st episcopal church, entertained the
members of his Sunday srhool class nt tho
narannnnn 1.f l.1,f Tl, l,n.-tB ,1..,..,
rendered a vory interesting program of vocal
and instrumental music, solos, duetts and a
GENERAL- MflGEO
IS JJOT DERD I
An-
Dcflnlte Information rurnished by the
Wife of Col. Mirabel.
piano trio and recitations. At about 0 o'clock
oyster supper and full appreciation of her '
WILL RECOYER FROM HIS WOUNDS
efforts as hostess was shown by the hearty i
milnvmnul 41. a Tm It I.. '
of ;rnfHw".!"o Wa. Betrayed and Shot by Dr.
tho teacher and
COURT HOUSE PLUMS.
in Miicccfc'.riii Applicants will
liniiurcil on Monday.
Speehll tu l:vK.MXIl IlKKAI.D.
Pottsvii.i.k., Dec. 31. The court houe
was crowded yesterday and to-ilav bv
PJiGltED IJ1
SGRAPE
A Boy
Suffers Terrible
Hammond.
0 USEFUL .. NEW .. YEAR'S .. GIFTS
Gent's night robes 50c to $1.65.
Fine wool underwear and half hose.
A complete line of the latest collars and cuffs at our usual low
prices.
Our neckwear is still taking the lead in the .winter fashions.
We offer big bargains in fashionable stiff and crush hats.
Publisher of Reliable Facts.
UP-TO-DATE HAT STORE,
MAX LEVIT.
I896 HOLIDAY GIFTS-I896
Tfl FEW SUGGESTIONS.9
LADIES' COAT OR CAPE.
MISSES' JACKET.
SHAWLS.
BLANKETS.
LAWN COMFORTS.
WHITE SPREADS.
TABLE LINEN.
NAPKINS.
TOWELLS.
LACE CURTAINS.
J. J. PRICE'S,
MORIE SKIRTS.
PLAIN and INITIAL HAND
KERCHIEFS.
GLOVES.
POCKET BOOKS.
UMBRELLAS.
MUFF and BONS.
RUGS.
CARPETS.
CARPET SWEEPERS.
HASSOCKS, &c.
North Main St.,
Shenandoah, Pa.
CLOSING OUT SALE !
WE HAVE ONLY A VEUY SMALL STOCK OF
TOYS and GAMES
loft, and as we desire to CLOSE THEM OUT
entirely, we have CUT PRICES IN HALF.
See Our Toy Window for Prices.
MORGAN'S BAZAR.
COLUMBIA : BREWING : COMPANY
..BREWERS OR...
Lager Beer, Porter and Ale.
bis youug friends. At a
seasonable hour suitable reference was made
to tho pleasant relation existing between
them, a parting hymn was sulig and tho good
nights wero said. Tho members of tho class
aro tho following namod young men :
William Wyatt, Howard Powell, Archie
Hares.Thomas Kcrslako, John Hrowu, Gcorgo
Sneddon, Harry Church, Walter Kerslake,
Joseph Morrison, Howard Hoffman, John
Ilrown, Garfield Morgan, Herbert Williams
and Lowls Robinson. Mr. Harry Boddall, a
nephew of tho pastor, from Washington, I).
C, shared in the evening pleasures.
Uonjamiu Evans, of West Cherry street,
last oveuing entertained bis Sunday school
class. Tho host mads tho evening very in
teresting by reciting his adventures and
hardships on "tho briny deep," which was
iutorsperscd with games. At 11:30 o'clock
tho guests wero invited to the diuiug room
where a well-laden supper tablo awaited
them. Among thoso preseut wero Misses
Anna and Margaret Dcngler, Edith Morgan,
Delia Ilrown, Llbbie and Ella Spears, Han
nah Davis, Mesrs. D. John Price, John H.
Hanks, Thomas J. Rogers, William Ilecs,
Charles IJashore.
Zertucha The Latter Also Gave In
formation of tho Fitting Out
of the "Three Friends"
Expedition.
CLOTHING CAUGHT BY
His Body Was Dragged Intel
I the Scrapers The Ampul
I Arm Was Made NeceJ
the Boy SuccumI
All the product of this brewery are made of
pure malt and hops of which we buy the best
and endeavor always to
MAKE THE BEST
that can possibly be produced.
llrven'a ltlnllo Cafo Free I.uiicli.
Oytcr soup as freo lunch to-night.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
Meals nt all hours.
Sudden Dentil.
Miss Jcunio Thomas, of North Jardiu
street, died at ono o'clock this afternoon.
Sho had been ill but two days and her death
is a shock to tho family and friends. On
Tuesday last tho deceased complained of a
cold. The attack dovelopcil Into acuto
pleurisy, hut tho result was quite unexpected.
Miss Thomas was a spinster, iO years of age.
Sho made her home with hor mother and
brother, the latter being 0. C. Thomas, a
prominent member of tho Grant ltn.i ti,
deceased was an active member of tho First
Presbyterian church. Announcement will
bo made of tho funeral arrangements.
Kcndrlck House Tree I.uiicli.
Chicken soup U-night.
Clam soup to-morrow morning.
Itobliery at Ciillicrton.
Early yesterdav mornlm. i . i-
track, between Maizevllln n nri
T1.. 1 " ... """""J'
- ..... .. luuuiiuiug a quantity or now
UanncI underwear and a Ilttln . 1
now boots and shoes wero found scattered
along the track. Invctirndm, i..i .1...
the articles had been stolon from tho store of
toiler: Williams, at Gilberton, which had
been robbed tho night before. Tho robbers
gained entrance to tho store by cutting out a
panel of ouo of tho front doors. It Is be
ieved to have been tho work of tramps who
loitered in tho vicinity for somo days.
At Kepcliinski's Arcade, Cafo.
Uam soup to-morrow morning.
"Tom and Jcrrv" wilt l, ,.,
luncu to-morrow morning,
Kelly's ltemuiiis Arrltn.
Tho remains of William Klltr ,.i,n.iia.i
uuu.usiu l-iues, .norm Carolina, on Monday,
arrived in town at 10 o'clock this' morning
and were removed to tho family rcsidenco at
233 South Jardiu street. Tho funeral will
take j,ace ut 10 a In ou Saturdayi There
will be high miM In tho Annunciation
church, and tho cortege will proceed on the
11:03 a. m IVnnsvlvania railroad train for
PottsvlM. , wl.eie interment will bo made in
No. 0 cemetciy.
served with free
Special to Evesiko 1Ieiui.ii.
KfcY West, Fla., Dee. 31, 12:30 p. m. Much
oxcilemont was occasioned bore to-day
among tho Cuban sympathizers, when tho
information was given out that General
Maceo, the Cuban leader, was still alivo.
Tho information Is authentic, and comes from
110 less a reliable sourco than the wife of tho
patriot Cuban, Colonel Mirabel.
She arrived hero from Havana, and says
sho comes direct from the insurgent camp,
where sho has been In attendance at Maceo's
bedside.
Tho further information is furnished that,
although Maceo recoived Serious wounds, ho
will surely recover, and will soon again tako
the field against llio Spaniards.
It is now known through tho same advices
that Maceo was betrayed and shot by Dr.
Zertucha. Tho latter had tho complete con
fidence of Maceo and was awaro of tho
nature of all tho correspondence and orders
that passed through tho hands of tho in
surgent leader. It Is also known that Dr.
Zertucha not only betrayed Maceo into tho
bauds of tho Spaniards and disclosed tho
location of tho Cuban hospital, but that ho
gave information of tho fitting out of tho
Threo Friends' expedition, which so nar
rowly escaped destruction by a Spanish gun
boat at tho mouth of tho San Juan river.
When Maceo received word as to tho land
ing potiit for tho expedition, he confided the
news to Dr. Zertucha and others of his stair.
At tho earliest opportunity the traitor com
municated this information to tho Spaniards,
and tho gunboat and launch (wero secretly
dispatched to tho rendezvous to flflj in wait.
Tho rage against Dr. yrvbt'VJ growing
constantly since it lify?l,cc Vp4ity learned
that ho betrayed an"- HlrL UTlie for
mor is still in concealment ai.d is fully awaro
of tho peril in which ho stands should he be
discovered.
Tho news that Maceo is still alive, and
that ho will recover, has caused much grati
fication. Tho statement of tho wife of the
insurgent, Colonel Mirabel, Is looked upon as
tho first authentic Information yet received
in reference to Macoo.
expectant throngs of applicants and their
friends. Tho County Commlsslonois wero in
session yesterday, but no new developments
wore brought out with tho exception of tho
election of retiring Commissioner Allen as
Mercantile Appraiser. This appointment
was foreshadowed in this corretthondpnrn
1 several weeks ago. The announcement will,
therefore, occasion iitllo surprise to your
readers.
I There aro twenty-two appointments at tho
1 court bouso and jail, and for every olllce
1 tliero is probably half a dozen applicants, in
I owiuu juauiiii'i' more. 111 conversation with I Teiranre Itoylc afoiirb
0110 01 me Kepuiilieau Commissioners-elect, residing ai Dean 0 patch, ui
your correspondent was informed that 110 dlctI llt Miners hciplta
olucial announcement would be mado until I lrom tllu etkrtsof injuries
Monday, when the lucky ones would at once , lV ' iV: 1 l" IIamtio1
assume their duties. There is an agreement , "''l1"1?"'1'- e Tuesday aft,
between Me,, linnt. ,i rr... ,.uil . IUu ,m "a" 'ploycil u
, , ,, ' the breaker of the colliery,
cUact, and all announcements as to who will ' to attend the scraper line
secure the plums is mere guesj work. Tho ; machinery from bc.-omlng
eommissioners have given no information, i clothing was cau;;In by the
It is reported, however, that Shenandoah before assistance could anivc
will receive 110 appointment at thn liumU ,,f , of 'bo semper line could bo
the Commissioners. This Is nierelv an idln 1 frtato boy w.n dragjed p.
rumor, and littlo credence is i.lnce.l It, It. I trol8 ' . V plate of 1
Thnmi.nn i,u,.i, !,. ..,. Passed the point where tho
u..n .MISSIS, i, UllLa
aim .uyers. They havo agreed to
tho Poor 1 l.,i,lv
uircctors. However. They will also make Employes in the vicinity v,
tiicii'uiqiuimincnu Known 011 Monday, and uio accident and when they
if tho namo of John White, at preseut 0110 of , uo Wlls hanging oncunsciou
tho employes, does not appear on the slato be I t,m ''Kl Tho machinoi
threatens to niako some unploaant ills-1 "10 '""ly rrcod As tho 1
closures. Tho almshouse appointees assume 17s ."'um rrnI
their duties nn m-il if ti, 111 .. I 1 "S' me "oy was ilcad.btn
.... .1". 7. ..... ' "v s,"meil that a-. still alive
" ..b ..t. Mb luiiiuiiou wueu
: fast it tore Ins left arm in a
aurco. ,..! ..1 i...,..i , ii
muicmu minors 01 iroiiuio lor tho l'oor 1
iiicsi.iiuia aiiuounccu, which will contain boy s left arm had been
several surprises.
The latest and prettiest song "Only for
the sako of baby," at Ilrumm's.
I'ny Iny Trimbles.
Pay day put three cases of assault and
battery on Justice Cardin's docket last night.
William Wylauus sued Miko Wylauus, bis
brother; William Solits sued Lewis TuklnU.
fritl
and tout front tho hand to tbl
tlio injuries to tho body
severe. O'lioyio was removj
but was subquentiy taken
hospital, where it will decid.l
cbani o for saving ins life wal
tion ol the crushed arm Til
unfilled of this and last nigh
1110 uospuai aim alter a c
mid Vincent Jacko cansed the arrest of Superintendent J 1 Biddl
Adam lianicr, Joseph Whitchomnskl and alUlw Ml ainputation of tit I
BTiiieu ami 1110 uov lailcil
llolis liuskawicz. Pail was furnished in all
the cases. A largo piece of rock was an ex
hibit in ono of them, but none of tho c,
plainants sufiered serious punishment,
To O1I1I rellciits.
un aim alter .lanuaiy itli, next, aienau
doah Lodge Xo. 501, I. (). O. P., will iicct in
the new hall ou North White street The
members will govern themselvos accordingly.
Members of sister lodges aroconlially invited
to attend tlio dedicatory exercises next
Monday night. 1
Joins D. Thkisk, N. (1. 1
Attest: Jos. Hinks, Sec'y. 12-31-lt
Your picture taken for 5c,
1(1 South Main street
CHARGED WITn B
DEVASTATION IN CUBA.
CJreater
Reduction in Wall Paper.
Prom 25 ccnU tu 20 ct'iits; from 10 cents to 8 cents. AI! other prudes
itccorilltiKly. Tins btock nimt be tllgpoaed of at once, In order tliat I
enn entitre my btorc. Thcso bargains ill hold good for n sliwt time
ly Coiih nt once mid take udvuiduo of tlio rcdnUIon,
VAINTKU, 1'ArKR 1UNGUK AND
DEALKIt IN WAM PAPEK.
Shcnand ' Jh, Pa.
Thomas H. Snyder,
23 S. Jardln St.
1897 -NEW YEAR-1897
ORANGES.
CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA and VALENCIA ORANGES.
ALMONDS,
ENGLISH WALNUTS,
MIXED NUTS, -
NUTS.
Two Pounds for 25 Cents.
Two Pounds for 25 Cents.
Two Pounds for 25 Cents.
FOREIGN FRUITS.
ALMERIA GRAPES.
FIGS AND DATES.
RAISINS AND CURRANTS.
CITRON AND LEMON PEEL.
Tin, l.duuii.
Judging from tho iminenso crowds attend
ing this place of entertainment, at 10 South
Malnttreet, tho management must feel that
they havo hit the popular taste to a nicety.
Many people wero unable to
last night, so great was tho crush to see the
Passion l'lay Tableaux and all tho other
latest up-to-dato iuveutions of "Wlzzard"
IMison. A visit to this place of entertain
inentaujr time during tho day or evening
will woirrcp.iy tho visitor. It
Iiuy your mother, wife, or sister a carpet
sweeper or i pretty rug for a Christmas pre
sent, all prices at Frlcko's Carpet Store.
Tlio l'runkllii Tynothetui.
In response to a call issued tho representa
tlves of the newspaper and job printing
oiliccs of the Mabanoy valloy met In the
parlors of the Hotel Frauey, In town, last
night, and formed a permanent organization
by the election of William R, Van Wert, of
the Miners' Advocato, as president; Harvey
How, News Iludget.sccretarv: E.J. Camnboll.
Ashland Local, vico president; and John
rarker, Mabanoy City lleeord, treasurer.
Committees were appointed to draft hv.laws.
Tlio mooting was well attended, representa.
tlvos from every town iu the district being
present.
lino
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS BAKING MOLASSES.
BOUNCE MEAT. o: :o CRANBERRIES.
Tho greatest bargains in tho Jewclrv
ui a. iioiucrmau'g.
Mandolin Concert at Ashland.
Tho Ladies Mandolin Club, of Mt. Carmcl.
entertained Prof. Claire, principal of the
Ashland public schools, at that nlaca last
evening. The club is composed of tho Ifol-
lowing ladies : Misses Zella ItoberUnn.
Kthcl Derby, mandolin; Phyllis Jones, banjo;
Martha Kolfer and Ida SIgfritd, Eultar, The
program consisted of the following numbers :
Oracle Schottlsche. Mcdlcv. "Itlirbt in Lino"
quickstep, Illack Hussar polka, Doblgren
quickstep and Au Iievoir, The club is pro
gressing rapidly under tho direction of Prof.
K. W. Wilde, of towu.
The Factory Shoo Storo
has tho best assortment of men's and women'
fancy and plain slippers, suitable for holiday
I purposes.
I Saloonkeeper Arretted,
1 Anthony Haleski, who keeps the saloon at
1 the corner of Centre street and Market alley.
The Work or Destruction Grows
Day Uy Day.
Havana, Doo. SI. Kror slnco Deo. 27
pooplo havo boon arriving at Gulnnes from
their country homos in tho region nuout
They come lu carts and on horaoback. It
is a moving and pltooua sight to boo chil
dren and old mon thus wnnilerlng with
nothing moro than tho clothes thoy havo
on. Hoslilonts can soo from their dwell
ing nt midnight tho cnnoflclds of tho os
tatos of San Illns, Trujlllo, Annentoros,
Amlstnil, Cnngroa and Snnta Cntnlina
burning. Firo is raging Incessantly In all
thocmuitry around Giiinnes. From l'a
lonquo tho farms of Mondoxa and Sura
wero soon burning for ninny days, and nt
Duran sovornl canoflelds oro also seen to
bo burning.
From tho town of San Fcllpo tho enno
could bo soon burning at Lombllla Ho
dondn, anil tho llres Increasing. In tho
cauollolds of Ilura Venture there was a
groat firo, which lrarnod oven the grass.
This was tho largest firo In that region,
ami could ba soon for n groat distance.
Around Hojucnl tho people have taken tho
roofs from their houses, fearing they
would bo burnod,
Enrique Otuzo, a naturallzod Amorlcan,
nas ueon nrrostod at Yngunramas by Cap
tain Marti, of tho guerillas. Ho Is kept In
Ignorance of tho whereabouts of his fam
ily. Bovoral persons havo boon nrrostod at
Manzanlllo, ono bolngn physlclnn and ouo
n qunrtormnstor and a cavalry ollloor. Tho
Well known planters Touias and Ilionrdo
Beattie havo been glvon their llborty after
two months Imprisonment, nothing being
proved that could Incriminate thoin.
General Segura has had a serious en
counter on tho. heights near Plnar dol Wo
with tho Insurgent leador 1'erlco Delgado.
Tho Spanish troops sustained a loss of
thirty-two soldiers and two ofllcersklllod,
many also bolng woundod, Tho dotalls
of this encounter aro not allowed to bo
published.
It Is publicly talked lu Havana that tho
nowly appointed military uovcrnor of Gu-
annbacoa, Fuondsdovlolle, has taken out
thirty persons nt night nnd had them shot
School Hoard Sued.
Tho Shenauduah Lunilur & Feed Company,
through its coiiusel, M. M. Burke, Fsq., this
morning commenced suit agaimt tho School
Hoard to rccoter $130 for alleged oxtra work
ou tho new whito street school building. Tho
Hoard paid tho company iu full on comple
tion, but rejected tho bill of extras.
Tho greatest bargains iu
at A. Holdennan's.
the jowclry lino
ltutch of Itt'iiioiistrniu-es.
S. G. M. Hollopctcr, Ksq., counsel for the
Law and Order Society, has prepared a batch
of thirty-six remonstrances against local
applications for saloon licenses. Tho 8th of
next month will be the last day fur llling
such papers.
liiggost stock of New
town at Ilrumm's.
Year's presents In
Charged hy His Wir,..
A warrant has been Issued by Justice
Lawlor for the arrest of ono Al. Kvaus, of
West Line street, or. oath of his wife, who
alleges that sho was out yesterday felling
ictuio frames and ho ahucd her because
sho returned homo with but twoiity-flvo
cents. Lvaus is also charged with being
a dissolute character.
tViod Collego,
Wanted. 100 young men aud women Aa
(111 positions as teachers of stenography, AVe
guarantee good positions to ouo hundred
cultured yo..: - ,.icn and women withstood
i personal uppwiranco who will lit tbenisllvos
ior loaciicp. i sieuognipuy and typewriWug.
nmiO H bllCNANPOAH C'ol.I.l:(ll
Obituary.
Thomas Ilyan died at his homo on West
Lloyd stieet at 8:30 this morning after suf
fering about eight weeks from typhoid fever.
Tho deceased was a carpenter by trado and
very popular. Ho was 33 years of ago and
resided with Ills sister, lly his doatli tho
Phoenix Fire Company loses ono of its most
active aud valuable members.
Cltl7eiiM J'arty Xotlre.
A meeting of the Citisens Standing Com
mitted will be held on Thursday, 3lst Inst.,
at 7 o'clock, p. in., sharp, and at the rei
deuce of T. J. Jaiiioa, Xo. 131 North West
fitrttft Innrnnpn tiriOlmhig rinu d- tl, 1.,...
oueli election. Vaiiiclw on thn Nimmlu, ! ceiod 'y the bride wero ma
will bo filled at the sumo meeting. I Aft,lir cer,lluo"'3 the lit
T. It. Jamks, Pres. I ,oot of a grnrt ,,""ler
W.J.KlNH, See'y. l2.ai,3t OUell Aa). ,,,,
ine miiiiii on m lieeli, i 11. J. .Yluldooll Will givo t
Two cars filled with negroes passed through , 'K " 'lin to-morrow (Nei
town from Ilazlcton at nlno o'clock i k'"1 of U'e celebrated Mun
this morniug, bound for Mt. Carmel. Tho Importotl from Germany
occupants of tho cars wore members of , finest beer made lu the worl
the Darkest Amorica" Company. They , rscuorr Ilrcwlng Cj, V
wero forty-four In number. Among them
Hut Van Valkenliurg Deel
it 1'nlltlrnl Tri
liAUitiMii iti. Doc 31 - Al
created lut niuht whon I
! kenburg, ono of tho Waul
gers, was arrested on a clul
The Wanamiiker oianajrerl
attempting ki lii-itio Itoprcl
stor i elKs early In Dec
elisor 1st' liibsoli of Pi
ho was taken last night
mnnagors declare that the'
about tho charge, ana ulu
lntlmntlon of tho arrcr.t
kenburg says this Is a inoi
get him out of the city i
tho Quay-Penrose people n
tago ot Ills nbsenco and Sil
chances. Ho says he has ll
and his friends charactorL
merely a blulT
The Hearing- at IN
Potibmiic, Dec 31.2:00
Daniel McSwoeney anived hi
with his prisoner L, A.
charged with attempting to I
live W-b-. of Nortliauipton
iur iiauaiuaicer ilio wal
worn out before Justice of I
Kiieuier, ot tuts place, Ujl
lunilsucd hy I A Gihsonl
oil'ence is alleged to havo be,l
Deceniiier, in I'ottsvillo, Jl
come here to meet Mr Van '
lhe hearing took placil
Kiiehier tins inorningaiid atl
or politicians and others.
It was shown at the hcariil
on tho testimony of a iletecil
date Manning, who waj dcfel
Islature in Nortliamptou
flS-0 by lrlends of Wananl
requested and did sign a pi
tlio Philadelphia merchant tj
Senator. The hearing adjoJ
o clin t tins altcrncou
A Heniiliriil 1'r.J
On next Namrdav all child
s ol a -e win lie admitti
IfflsilwiLJil'iy (iitili'iix of Ob
o cents, umwkuin will lie giJ
case, hcliool children UioulJ
great oll'er. Tell your friend
see this really lino cxhibitloil
Wedding ut Hraiiil
This morning at 11 o'clol
and Miss Susan 1'elUcr, both 1
wero married lu tho boil
Klliiganiaii, at ISrandonvil
Itomig, of town performing
Mauy friends of the coil
attended the wedding aud I
were a numlior of verv tnettv f'rrolis. fin
without previous Information as to tho i of the cars has culinary and sleeping apart-
oauso. Among thoso shot woro sovornl meuts. Tlio company plays at Mt. Carmel
hunters, shephords and othors. Many of ' to-night.
tho fnmlllos living nt Guannbacoa nro
coming to Heglo aud to Havana on this
account.
United States Consul Gonernl Fitzhugh
Loo paid a visit to tho Amorlcan prisoners
In the Cubanas fortress yestorday, Vlco
Consul Goneral Springer was unable to
sail for tho Unltod Statos yesterday, but
ho will leavo on Saturday
Goneral Obregon, whlltf roconnolterlng
In tho mountains of Tumba, In Plnar dol
Hlo, dlscovorod u factors for making ex-
lllalyfl -bomlM Thrnlro tbrnn l,r
ouojcCTiouiiitens-pnrtyruKs, I. - - lununr iHHfcvs, nnu wan
day.
SI, do llj
Last night Fnoch Hi
pairot mining boots in
Supowicz, ou I ',t (?iitrt j
on hN way cit if Hir stj
worth i25. H- wn f ,11
with botli niain iu Ipj pc
the case by paying c jsti and
stolen boot",
Tlixro urn Kiimnil
J here a-c all Eort of ril
cerulng c lining chant 's uuil
of tin I mah aUcy tea' ll
nttt'utralia ' -jliinpcij
about t h" i"df n " raul
'VotirleVl'T . i
iy v ri