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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18
STEUBENVILLE.

SrEuBExvILLE, May IA meeting, oil
citizens was held in the Council Chamber
Monday night last. to take steps looking 10
having the next State Encampment OF the
Grand Army held in this city. The meet
ing was fairly well attended, and those
present expressed a willingness to do all IN
their power to secure the Encampment al
this place. .,..
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
Company has shipped quantity OF pine
timber to the lower part of the city, when
will be used in the building of the treStle
work over the c. & p. track and the low
lands o. the Stokely place -,
Local Union No. :. \. +. G.. W,
has elected the following delegates TO the
Glassworkers' Convention, TO be held III
Baltimore next July: Andrew koegler,
James Branagan, Geo. POth, James Carr
and Henry Lawler.
At a meeting of the Ohio Valley Short
Horn Breeders Association, OF Jefferson
county. held at the Court House last
Wednesday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
Edward Ekly; Vice-President, Luther
jenkins: Secretary, ID. F. Coe; CORES
bonding Secretary, a. {. Ault; treasurer
ID Y. Mccullough. After adopting the tol
lONlUE ItSOluilOH NhN AA4NNNAt-r
until August 23d next:
RcsOlrcd. That the signs of the times IN
dictate that it would be wise for the farmer
to stock up with short horn cattle.
Janauschex will be at the Opera House
Monday evening, in Lady Macbeth.
j. J. Gill returned Wednesday from an
extended Southern tour.
J. n. Carnes, who was in Florida all WIN
ter for his health, returned TO SteuoenNlne
on Wednesday.
John Hout, wife and child are guests OF
Mrs Hout's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lynch.
The friends of Mrs Maragret Caniff sur
prised her Thursday night by walking into
her home on Dock street laden down with
presents. which they designed for the old
lady as a mark of their esteem and respect
for her. Mrs Caniff received her visitors
and their presents thankfully. and after a
pleasant social time was passed they all adj
journed TO their homes.
Editor Hunt, of the st. Clairsville ca
zctto. was in the city On Thursday.
Mrs Herbert Ninness is the guest OF
friends in Wheeling.
Emmett Mckee, son of Wilson Mckee,
received his credentials this week as Deputy
Oil Inspector for this district.
Rev Chas. ID. Williams and family re-
turned home this week from a visit to
friends in Cincinnati.
Rev j. a. Cook, pastor Of the Third
Presbyterian Church, will deliver the
Decoration Day address in this city
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RAVENSWOOD.

RAvENSwooD. W. Va, May 1.-THE
public schools closed this week.
Hon. b. F. Brown and sister, Mrs. Coun-
Gilman, of Iowa, are visiting at Judge X. ).
Browns.
Mrs lola Hotchlliss. of Charleston. was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Il. W. Kelly,
this week
Jacob Kampfer and NJ +. POlsene. two
of our cornet players, made the round trip
on the steamer Scotia with the Portland
O., brass band this week
Lewis II. Hughes a resident well known
in this county. died Of consumption Thurs
day evening.
IN. O. Prickitt is acting as city editor OF
the Jackson Buglc this week. while r. G.
Smith is on a business trip to Marion
co;-Hty.
Mrs. Parker, of Pittsbrrg, is the guest
of Rev. BrOwnlee.
Fifteen couple of our young people left
on the Andes Wednesday evening 10 see
the sights in Cincinnati.
VIM Tallman is now chief clerk at the
Red Lion Hotel.
Thos. Weaver was visiting Gallipohs
freuds this week.
Hon. f. W. Browns barn containing
six head of horses, agricultural implements,
carriages. grain. &c, was destroyed by
fire last night, supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
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CLARKSBURG.

C1AKKSBURG, W. VA, May 17.-Hon. j..
VI. Henry was chosen Chairman of the
County Democratic Executive Committee
ON Yesterday He accepted the position.
On Tuesday morning Judge HaganS
gave the Grand Jury its Instructions He
said. Your county is in such excellent
condition of moral culture that it renders
the duty lighter The is no equal pOpula-
ton within the range of the knowledge Of
the Court where there is as little violation
of law an unlawfulneSs." His instruction
was an able disquiSition of the law, from
which the jury would have no difficulty in
performing the duties of its responsible
position.
At this writing it is expected that Cotf-
man will be tried for the shooting of
Shricves.
Attorney Miller. of ParkerSburg, is here
and will assist i'm the defense of Miss :. +.
Adams. WHO'S charged with forgery.
Albert Lewis, of Weston, IS the guest OF
Hon John Basel
c. G.. linn, of California, IS visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Mead Hurscy.
Rev. \. Moore, of this city, has been IN
vited to speak at Grafton by Friendship
Lodge on the occasion of the decoration of
the graves of the Knights of Pythias at
that place.
Mrs William Waters suddenly died al
West Milford on Monday She was an
DERBY lady and highly respected.
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ST. IIARYS.

SIS MARYS, ". VA, May li.-Rev. Oliver
preached in the NJ. +. Church Friday even
ing.
The prospects fora new hotel in town are
not very encouraging at present.
Contractors Gatull and HaddeX have \.
NJ. Campbells new law Office nearly com
pleted 1t is fine building.
Sheriff Gorrell was in town Saturday.
He is looking after the county's interest in
some oil transactions.
Prosecuting Attorney holland made a
business trip to Parkersburg last week.
Il. a. Lamp was in town Saturday. He
is setting up his pins for the House OF
Delegates this fall. Rob is sterling Dem
ocrat and an able speaker, and would make
Il Representative of whom we may be
proud.
D. c. Tobler, of Dexter City. Ohio,
passed through town Saturday on his way
home from Tyler county. Dan is teaching
in Ohio this summer.
The St Marys Normal school is boom
ing this summer Eighty-fve students
are here now and more are coming every
day This is the finest school we have had
here for many years. The school is under
the management of j. Il. Stanley.
Postmaster Ogdin is having some re-
pairing done on his dwelling house. -
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CLARINGTON.

CIRINGroN. O.. May l5.-Rev. W. \.
Rutledge and family are visiting relatives
I'm Jefferson county, Q.
Some of our band boys left Thursday for
Moundsville, whe they Join McFadden \
HubbS Circus.
Wesley Cain returned home Friday from
Canton, o.
Mrs. Il. Cramer is making a pleasure trip
on the steamer Ben Hur.
Nen Laing. of Wheeling. IS with old
chumS here.
Rev. Martin. of Sardis, O.. will preach
i'm the NJ. T.. church Sunday evening.
Mrs A. WeiSheit, of RavenswOOd. re
turned home to-day after protracted visit
20 friends and relatives.
Mrs j. G.. Gamble. of SomertOn, will
visit ClaringtOuiaus the coming week.
Several members of the Jr O. L. \. NJ.
intend 20 spend Decoration Day with the
MouudSville Juniors.
Miss Emma Urpman was at Wheeling
Thursday.
Il. :. Douglass. our genial station agent,
returned here this week after short visit
10 his home at Murraysville.
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BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT, O., May IA large crowd
of Italians arrived in town during the
week. They have now taken every avail
able house and have erected hunks in them.
a large number living in each house. Fri
day was pay day on the new road, and as a
result many of them were jubilant.
Mrs r. f. Stone, Grand Chaplain of the
I. O. G.. r., will lecture here at the Disci-
pies Church on June 9 10 and II, under the
auspices of the Good Templars Lodge
Mrs. Stone has been here before and is
quite pleasing speaker.
Much interest here is conferred in the
Mingo ball club this season. 1t is consid-
cred much better than last seasons club
and will attract large crowds from here.
Work on the Wheeling and Lake Erie IS
progressing favorably. Work was begun
on the trestling near the ferry landing
Thursday. The line has been moved out
towards the river several feet at that point
in the last survey. The grading now is
nearly completed between here and Salt
Run. three miles. with great deal OF work
done at many other points above and be-
low. with prospects good for the road to be
completed at the required time, Septem-
Der lSt.
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AMONG NEIGHB0RS.
A SOLID PAGE OF BRIGHT NEWSY NOTES
GIVING
A Complete History Of the Week in Many
Nearby Towns-Nsws Of All Kinds
Gathered for the Registers
Readers.
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. Nav 1.-THE H. G.. Davis
Coal 20. was Organized here with Hon. II.
e. Davis. President. ThOs. b. Davis, Wee
President. II. G.. Buxton, Treasurer ana
General Manager: T.. :. Laudstreet. See
retarv The directors are Messes- II. G..
Davis. IT, b. Davis. II. G.. Buxton, r. =.
LandStreet r. N. O.. Brown and ROBERT
Bopst Mr. Buxton VIII leave m q lew
DAYS for the West I'm the interest OF the
new firm
Rev. j G. MART visiting PENNSYLVANIA
friends Rev NJ. L. Mavsilles will fill the
Lutheran pulpit Sunday morning.
WcsterupOrt is advertisng for candidates
for bailif
Miss Birdie Harrison VIII shortly leave
on visit 20 Cincinnati friends.
Mrs David Cowau and family start June
Isl for Scotland. 90 visit their old home.
Bv the falling of "a scaff0ld at the &. y +.
railroad shops here. Friday, four painters
We're hurt. one very seriously and may dle.
VIM Bailey. of Mississippi, is the guest
of Rev NJ. l.. Maysilles.
Mrs. Catherine Graham will shortly
move west
The Pulp Mil Company win shortly put
in am electric light plant.
The Citizens Band opens a tar Monday
night
Division No a. o. f., viii close "a sue
ccssfu fair tonight
The coiored Odd Fellows gave supper
Thursday night
Tine frm of Ritchey Is Carroll has been
dissolved n b. Carol, VIII continue the
grocery business.
y u. Brady has resicneda clerkship IN
the Davis National Bank t0 80 with the en-
eiueer corps of the West Virginia Central
r. r. Mckenzie. of Davis, W. Va, sue
ceeds him.
The Piedmont Rod and Gun Club have
rented "the Island, and viii make IL "a gen
eral sporting ground.
Two cOlOredcmen named Williams have
been arrested by % detective as the parties
who attempted 90 burgiarize Mansbach's
store few nights ago.
a pleasant social party was given oy Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Dyke 90 their friends,
Thursday night Elegant refreshments
We're served.
Rev. Moore. of Berrvville, Va, will
preach I'm the Presbyterian church, Sunday
The improvement Committee is sun
busy
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WARRENTON.

WARRENToN. May 1.-THE continuous
wet weather is very hard on farmers, as it
is impossible to get their spring plowing
done.
Mrs. English, of Sciota. is visiting rela-
tives in town.
]. NJ. Cook. of Steubenville. was shaking
hands with Warrenton Republicans on Sat
urday, looking up his prospects for nomin-
alton for Congress.
Mrs. Mossgrove and Ella Jackson have
been on the sick list this week, but are i'm
proving.
Mrs Rogers is quite seriously ill; also
Mrs. Annie Derry.
Although the beer was voted out by a
large majority. an occasional keg finds its
way TO town.
W. p. Blackburn, of the Japan Tea
Company of Steubenville, was doing
Warrenton and Portland this week.
a. Williams made business tripto Rush
run on Wednesday,
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CoLERAIN COMMENCEMENT.
An Interesting Society Literary Con-


Speciql Correspondence Of the SUNDAY Register.
CoLERAIN. o.. May lon Friday even
ing last there was a literary contest at this
place. All the contestants belonged 10 the
same society. but were divided into two
classes under the respective leaderships Of
T. 4. Scott and Squire Jas. II. Cope. The
large school house was packed. but could
not contain all who sought admission. The
Judges were all from Bridgeport, James
Duncan. j. G.. Heinlein and Ross J. Alex
ander. The St. Clairsville band was also
present. The exercises commenced exact
iv at o'clock p. m. and ended at midnight
w. II. Barton officiated as President. and
marshals were chosen TO preserve order
There We're about thirty contestants who
participated.
Two Quartettes contested for the 'honOrs"
as vOcalists, aided by an organ, and both
did well.
There were six readers, May Malin, Bird
White. Emma Bradford. Ellis Cope. b. f..
Starbuck and Edward Boggs. Their Sc
lections were well rendered. There were
eight declaimers. Ogden Bracken. Matilda
Cope, Edward Bracken, I. X. McGlenn,
Hal Cope, George Lennon. May Bradford
and Oliver Williams: four essayists Belle
Bailey, f. W DUNCAN, Fanny Williams
and Jesse Bailey. 1t is doubtful if any
literary society in such performances can
equal this one, as il certainly eXcelled most
college commencements. 1t has certainly
done much to improve the whole communi-
", and it would be a good thing If all coun-
try school districts, during the winter sea
son. would organize literary societies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18

train to Bellaire tomorrow evening, on ac-
count of the Heinlein benefit concert
All our people read the adventure Oh MI; MI.
Smith and the ghost in the REGISTER last
Sunday, and wondered II ms nav WASH ~ =
about three sizes too small Tor MN lhe
morning after his ride He would draw
good crowd if placed upon exhibition IN St'
Clairsville NJ,
j. B. McMechen was at Newark on Mon
dav in the interest of the oil company.
VIII T. Hewetson has returned rom d
visit n his brother at Omaha and otherrel
atives west of Chicago.
c.. c.. Williams has a colt week ola tliau
is as good as any ever foaled in ONO. Al
ready it is entered to trot in the races OF
1892
haywood Forsythe, Of Blaine, ONO, was
in town Friday. ,.
VIM. Emerson. father of the deputy
clerk, has been visiting his son for d week
past.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18
T H E
OHIO VALLEY BUILDING ASSOCIATION

The object Of this Association will be- 10 en-
able lis members 10 provide homes for them
selves. or improve their property by obtaining
money az "A lawful rate OF interest ana upon
terms suited 10 their ability 10 pay both princi-
pal and interest and will be- safe and profit
able place 20 deposit for those who want 20 save
their earnings. 4 share will represent elJOp
and the weekly dues required 90 be paid thereon
are twenty-five cents. ANY member borrowing
will receive the full amount for which note D.,
given and will pay interest only on the actual
amount OF money received.
For the benefit Of those who wish TO deposit
5000 OF more for period Of six months inter
est at the rate Of four per cent per annum VIII
be paid.
This Association will be carefully and eco
nomically managed in the interests Of the stock
holders The number Of shares are limited.
Applications for stock can be- made a. the
office Of the Association. in Crangle's Block. ON
SATURDAY, evening. or 10 any Of the under
signed Respectfully.
W. c. HANDLNN. WM. RUSTEMEIER.
HENRY ELIG. WEUZLE HI EBEL.
H. f.. WEISGERBER. JOSEPH c. BLACK.
GEORGE GUNDLING. JOHN WEITIEL.
LOUIS +. STIFEL. myllhd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18

UNLESS the breath is like spicy gale,
Unless the teeth CLEAN like the driven snow,
There is no dazzling smile or tender tale,
Grateful to woman's eye or ear, we know,
The tale would lose its charms-the smile
be gaunt.
Till brought within the spell of 5000
DON'T
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18
Notice.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

L You have been notified through the press
by the Builders Exchange that the lockout, or
strike, by the Building Trades is at an end. We
take this method OF informing YOU that such Is
not the case and all work being done by the
Builders Exchange is with Scabs or non-union
men. and we request all honest and fair-minded
mechanics to stay away until further notice
by order OF
UNITED BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
ap2Od&eh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18

In Italy field labor is paid 60 cents a
day and mechanics from 90 cents to
SIPS. LieutenantS in the army get
about 81 day Mark Twain heard of
printer who got Sl3 a month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS

10 Pieces Mohair Brilliantuea' i,. ..,
30 Pieces India Silk at i5c.. a--s.
20 Pieces Surah Silks at 36c. n.- o..
- Pieces Poi du Sou SILK 90, c... .,...
50 Pieces All Wool Cloths 10 i.
- cents.
30 Pieces All Wool Cloths at De-.
20 Pieces Striped and Plaid C.
worth 37iac.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-05
JOSKE? BROS
Corner Commerce and Alamo Streets
A STEP FORWARD.
A Company Formed to Encourage
Manufacturers

A Company Formed to Encourage
Manufactures
The committee OF gentlemen elect
ed in the citizens meeting of Thurs
day morning to take action toward
inducing manufactures to locate and
abide in San Antonio, held meeting
yesterday morning, and after set of
rules were drawn up and the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that we organize stock
company to be known as the Manu-
facturers' Aid Association of San An
tonic Texas, for the purpose of en-
couraging the establishment and
main tainance of manufactures in
San Antonio, Texas, with capital
stock of $500, 900, in shares of 500
each. The stock to be paid in assess
msnts of not more than $3.50 per
month, and after the first assessment
no assessment shall be made unless
the money be needed for actual in
vestment in manufacturing enter
prises. The board of directors to con-
sist of seven stockholders.
A committee consisting of Messrs.
A. F. Dignowity, S. d. Scudder and
F. F. Collins was appointed by the
chair who will draft charter and by
laws, to DO submitted at the meeting
next Saturday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-05
FROM SANDERSON.

Doctor Thompson Sick - Connor
Taking Holiday, Etc.
SANDERsoN, Tex, July 8, 1890.
EDITOR LIGHT:-Anita MARQUES.
wit of Eleno Marques, died this morn
ing at o'clock from complication Of
complaints, and was buried at the
city cemetery this afternoon at $3.50.
Our old friend DR.. E. Thompson is
very sick at the residence of Col. c.
M. Wilson.
DR.. Pierson, of Del Rio, was here
several days ago.
Perry Abbott our enterprising fell
low townsman, has built an addition
to his beautiful residence on Main
avenue.
Mr.. T. A. Conner, agent of the G.
II. & 8. A. Ry. here is off on leave of
absence for two weeks. NJ. Nj. Rey-
nolds officiates during the absence of
Mr.. Connor. coyote"
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Birthday Party,

Thursday night a large party of
friends marched to the residence
Miss Better, on Chavez street, where
they gave the lady a surprise party
in honor OF her birthday. The par
Elephants in the pleasant affair were
Misses Better, Flores and sister,
Braden, E. Jannish, NJ. Valdez, s.
Cardepas, M. Barrera and sister.
Mard F. Torres, Mary Rummel, Mrs.
Bataglia, Mrs. Marshal, and Messrs
E. Frobese, F. Seffel, f. Boutwell,,
J. Villenueva, Flores. L. Rummel,
&. Schunke, R. Cara, J. Frobese, G.
Schoenert, A. Gonzales, A. Frobese,
r. Gonzales, J. Cardenas, B. Baretta,
J. Coy, A. Bataglia, J. and P. Olivar-
ri.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-05
Base Ball.

The San Antonio Blues will cross
bats with Geo. Bataglla's picked nine,
on the old Clippers grounds for q
purse of five dollars, next Sunday.
The game of the Clippers We.
Browns, out at the Springs for q
purse of ten dollars yesterday, was
marred by the shower. Only six in
nings were played and at the close
of these the score stood IL to IL, in ia
vor of the Clippers.
The latter have challenged the
Browns to a game at the Spring to-
morrow, which will also be q benefit
game for both clubs for purse of 25
dollars. The challenge has been &C.
cepted.
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A Picnic.

A picnic party composed as follows,
was at Lees Bend yesterday, Misses
Lilly and May Jones Gertie Pressnall ,
Tudie and Mae Florea, Maggie Ged-
des, Allie Deweese, Eva Edmonds,
Lilly Vance, Lita Prescott, Helena
Jones, Mrs Sharpe, Mrs Edmonds,
and Messrs. Chas Norton, A. J. Fry,
Willie Ogden, Ben Bee, Hal We ir,
Carl Halter, Eugene Irwin, Geo Das-
HELL, J. IRWIN, Ogden Johnson, Frank
Evans, and others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-05
Alamo PILGRIMS.

July 8. and 4: Willie Hickey.
Granger; w. E. Wood, Fort Worth;
r. E. Shannon, Maggie V. Boyd,
Pearssll; Annie c. Brssbear, Bolton;
c. E. A. Burrel, Yoakum; J. w. John
son, Washington ID. G.; John Reagan,
City; F. ]. Neavitt, Austin; J. J.
Sucker, Mulberry, Tenn; w. Pebbles,
Ohio; Fannie Barrett, Matte NJ. Page,
Fort Worth: G. Reed, Chicago, J. II.
Ham, Windsor, Ma; jeff Funder-
burk, Palestine; G. H. King, Law
rencs, Kss.; Howard Lindsay, Dallas;
L. A. Dorbsndt, Burnett.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-05
LATE TELEGRAMS

GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
England protests against the reign
of terror in Armenia.
President goes to Cape May to re-
turn Tuesday.
Adam E. King, of Maryland, is
named consul general at Paris.
A cabinet to conciliate the two fac
tions will be formed in Spain.
Crisis in Spanish ministry and new
cabinet probable under CASTILLO.
Secretary Blame has gone to Bar
Hsrbor.
Kremmler will hang in August.
Smith says the British government
party will pass the titles bill.
Drouth kills 10000 cattle near Tam.
pico, Mexico.
Keepers of an original package
house fined $500 at Gerard, Kas.
There are over 10000 membe of
the Army of the Potomac in camp at
Portland, Me.
The Armenian patriarch remon-
strates with the Turkish sultan for
permitting outrages on Christians.
Stanley's fiance gets Queen Vic's
portrait and a lock of her hair set in
brilliants from the queen herself.
Sullivan does more blowing about
fighting but takes good care to keep
out of JacksOn's way.
Police stop hard glove contest at
Chicago between Jack Ashton and
Frank, Glover.
An effort will be made to bring up
the tariff bill Monday in the senate
instead Of river and harbor bill.
An agreement on a silver bill will
be reached early next week. Pro-
gress is reported.
Mexican and United States troops
can now cross the frontier in pursuit
Of hostile Indians.
Tampico has 800 feet of north jetty
trestle built and will push consJruc-
ton $50 feet daily.
Grand jury at Chicago find no in
dictment against Mcdonald and other
boodlers.
Three men killed by cage falling
14O feet in the Buena Vista, Va,
mine.
The average speed Of the Philadel-
phia was 10 67S knots per hour, equal
to 1882 miles.
New Orleans health office is going
to investigate sanitary conditions ut
Panama.
Mexican minister of public works
has gone to investigate canal works
to irrigate cotton districtin Tlahulibo.
The American legation was superb
ly draped and decorated Fourth Of
July.
The Central American Union makes
grogress. Costa Rica insists on liber-
ty for the press, protection of human
life, and regular succession for the
executive.
A syndicate with $4,000 600 capital
is formed in New York to do smelling
and refining and to deal in mining
properties in Texas and Mexico.
All reports concerning rejecting of
Panama canal overtures by the Co
lombian government are now pro-
nounced false.
Russia will hasten the construction
of the Siberian railway as an offset to
China's schemes on the Russian from
tier