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etr. FL que quiera yer cosas buenas que. SO
p;lse pOr el almac6n de LaiIla.

etc. FL que quiera YER cOsas buenas que Sc
piise por 81 almac6n de Laila.
No hay pintados de muselina como los de
la merceria el L0Mvre. AquellO es la mar
HaSta las feas SO hermOSean pescan nOviO
comprando las telas con que SO visten, allf.
Abertito tiene en- la mano1una narana
quo 10 ha dado SUI mama, dici6ndoe: Partela
con tn hnrmana, como buen hecmano
II Que quiere decir ESQ, mama
ESQ qulere decir que debes dar!e ell ma
yor pedazo
AbertiTo, despnds de meditarlo mucho
'-Toma, repartea Il como buena hermana.
Pruebe usted cigarrillos de la marca F5qa-
no, recon 6ndelos sns amigos duerma tran
quilO el sueno de los justos.
H Casos que Sc yeconsiendan Ell EUEN
GUSTO, unO de los mejOres salOnes de barbe
ria peiuqueria de la Capital.
Prop5etGv5o J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nt-
nero 16.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi
ten abonados. os.-Esmero impieza.
En- el Sur de California, no lejos de San
BernaI dino, SO ha hecho un descubrimiento tan
singular como inesperado: On las mOntanas de
aquella region salvaje desierta SO han des-
cubiertO. =. minas de miel.
Dichas mOntanas estan llenas de grutas
espaciosas y profundas de un etecto curioso,
dOnde las aOejas tenian su domcilO desde ha
CO mucho tempo, J cuyos muros estan cub.er-
tos de panales de mel, de muchos pies de es-
pesor, ennegf ecdos por ei tiempo. Cerca de
la entraua, los panaes son mas reoentes y
frescos, y destian una oxcelente miel.
la entrada dc las grutas, los habitantes
han cOlOcadO puer6as con agujerOs pOr dOnde
entran saen las abejas, 81 pien dichas puer-
tas estan cerradas con fuertos cerrojos, fin
de evitar que cualquiera extraiga la MEL de
ALI.
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aTZS0

Ell sabado Ia del corriente las II del dia,
en- la casa ndmero 10 de Ia Gale de San Sebas-
tian tendra lugar ell sorteo de la venta por accio-
nes del cuadro de Nuestra Sonora de la Providen-
cia, 10 que Sc avsa para que concurran al acto lac
personas que gusten.
SO AntoKn Dtas.
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AVISO.

En- venta: todos los enseres, poterfa, me.
dicame1tOs y anaquelerfa de una Farmacia.
Daran razon casa de los Sres. Sierra Co.
en- eSta Ciudad. 15-14
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JOSE ALFONSO Y COMPANIA
FOTOGRAFO

j. Hacen toda clase de trabajos y Ell popular re.
trato el6ctrico az 4 reales uno. 1Caleta de San
Francisco nlimero 2. 1871
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iiYa .LIeg6!! la cerVeZa Santandel
6 MARIA. "CRDZ BLANCA" Y
SO vende on LA PALMA

90
HemOs tenidO el gustO de saludar nues-
tro bnen amigo ilustrado joven D.. Jose Do
mingo Sulsona, que, &c paso para la Peninsula,
Sc haya en- esta ciudad hace va algunos dias.
Ell Sr. Su;sona Sc propone construr en- Ia
capital de Catalina un modelO de secadOra de
cafe de su invenci0n, cuya utilidad podran
apreciar muY On breve los Sres cosecheros de
este grano, va que nuestro amigo piensa regre-
sar cuanto antes, para practicar las pruebas
necesarias, que demuestren practcamente el
acierto de su invento antes que termine la ac-
tual cosecha.
Asf mismo SO propone nuestro amigo ha-
Ger litografar un nuevo MnpG de PWeyto-Rj-
co IslGs Vergenes, obra suya, que, dada la
correction del trabajo el sin n1mero de da-
tos, todos titles y curiosos, que contiene, sin
duda, sera 81 mej0r de los publicados hasta
hoy.
Nosotros u limos nuestros aplausos los
muchos que va Sc e han tributadO al Sr. Sui
soma por sus trabajos, deseando al mismo
tempo su feliz pronto regreso para yer rea-
lizados sus prop6sitos con el lucimiento que
cabe esperar.
Sc haan enfermos los diputados sehores
Cerra, Soler Vald6s
DeseamOs su pronto restablecimiento.
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ALMANAQUE.- - Viernes 13.-San Eugenio
arzobispo de Toledo San Esranislao.de Koska.
EFEMERIDE.-415 500 -Llegan este puer.
to S fragatas de s. NJ. n. llevando 4 50 bordo
mlllQnea de pesos.
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10 QUE sOBRA.

"a. 70 no Sc como Sc llama,
Nj nae importa NADIA, I'm tai
Que fue la estaci0n central
A expedir un telegrama.
Solo Sc que el tai, con suma
Presteza = estilO grafico,
Puso 81 parte telegrafco,
Asf, al correr de la pluma:
-" Donde Cayetano Soar,
Farmac6utico- -AigOdor-;
Te avisamos, gran dolor,
Pa Ire ACADIA de espirar.
Ven Madrid al A.omento, II
arregiar disposiciones
Hel edamos seis millones; .
Martes abre testamentu
Y fernando la receta,
SAGA el preciO del bolsillo
De un telegrama senciilo,
es decir, una peseta.
Aqui hay palabras de mas,
Dice unO de los que cobran,
O hay que guitar las qua sobran
0 hay que pagar algo mas. ?
Vel hijo iesconsoado
/ Leyenuo en- acento quedo,
Y contando con el dedo
Las palabras que ha estampado,
~ Dice por fin:-Si, senior,
Sobran dos;-da el tejegrama,
Y tras una pausa, ex.,lama
-Qui'ele usted gran dolor.
II p7nean
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Cdlpese asimismo 81 en- la Guia Comsreial y
Agrtcola de Puerto-Rico para 1892, que reparts
gratis d Jos anunciantes don Jose Ballesteros Mu.
Moz, no fgura profession, arte industria; san
su anuncio Sc We obligado comprarla para repair
tir circulares, ofrecer demandar mercaderfas in.
quirir medicos abogados, agentes, etc., pues de to.
das classes de todos los pueblos hay anunclados
los principales en- ndmero de mas de mil 15-7
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Cuando quiera ustel tomar buena cerveza.
pida en- La MallOrquina la nueya marca de
Gustavo Knpper de Ebelferd. Es Ia celveza
que consume 81 Padre Santo
sAcaban de lleHar al establerimiento de 5D.s
brinas dc Luna Co., chorzos secosxde Estres
madura en manojos do una docena, turrones
dc tvuas Glasses, uvas, membrillos, gran vars.
dad de cajitas de pasas de todas ccIaaes. etc,
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freScOs, Y destilan una Oxcelente miel.
la entrada dc las grutas, los habitantes
han cOOcadO puertas con agu eros pOr dOnde
entran salen las abejas, 81 pien dichas puer-
tas eStan cerradaS con fuertoS cerrOjOs, a fin
de evitar que cualquiera extraiga la mlel de
ALI.
B.LLETls OE M ADRlD.
So venden on el cstablecimiento de LEN
TIM & co.
$eoo,ooo$
Tenenos el sentimi onto de anunciar q
nuestros lectores. que don Anselmo ma talle-
cido de una Indigestion de alacranos en- torti-
LA g. L. T. L. S. L.
81 quiere ustei yer driles, casimires, pahos,
elasticotines, mernos y alpacas de pepe y d0ble
ii, d6jese correr por l., sastreria de L'pez, For
taleza l9, vuelva luego dar las gracias a LA
CURRESPONDENCIA.
NJ hay NADIA que periudique tanto al res
peto que debe las leyes, como el mantle
ner vIgor las qua deborian estar prescritas,
y sObTe tudO cuandO elias Sc encuentran eI
contradiction con las cOstumbres.
aQue dirian Vls 81 por una de aquellas
caSuali ladies cGsWdIes, SO encOntraran VdS.
que en- Ambos Mundos, San JustO 81, les pi-
dleran dos welcomes pOr un crOmO de un ve-
ION, y cuatro pesos, por una alcancia de
dos7 pues, corroborar nuestro aserto.
A.MAozN Dz Mus1oA
DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA No 7.-PoNCE.
Musica para piano dos manOs.
Prume La Melancolia, Gran Fantasia. 80 cts
Petrella:-Jone, Sinfonia. ..... ....... SO cts.
PdY1d.-Pot-pourrit de aires nacionales.
Para pedidos en- la Capital, D. jose Gonsales NJ s
Font
i -Es usted el mas feliz de los mortales !;
la fortuna los placeres, todo ie sonrie.
Con etecto; pc o la suerte me debia to-
das esas com tensaciOnes. ~s.zs-
ST senior he amado a tres mujeres: la
primera entr0 en- un cOnventO; la Segunda
mur6 en- un chOque de trenes. -. y.... me
case con la terceta.
eY- Ell DIR. SALICRUP.-Pida us5ed en-
todas las tieudas donde vendan perfumeria Y
efectos de tocadOr, P0lv0s destGIes del DR.. S0-
Acrmp. Els el .nejor preservativo que SO como
CO contra la carrie de los dientes TN gran re-
medic para dar buen aliento la boca.
wATENC1oN NAQUf!!-Publcamos gratui
| tamente los entretenimientos sembanzas que Sc
envfen, por 81 tarno que les caya correspondents
do. PerO no pOdemOs satisfacer las exigencias de
todos los que las quieren yer Embellishments pu
biicadas ri contestar, por fata material de tempo,
la cOstOsa numerOsa correspondence que con
ese motive Sc nos dirije.
III A los que no qaieran esperar tu1no, SO les pu-
blicaran Embellishments los entretenimientos que
envien, si remesan
Por una semblanza, $1.-Por una charada de
1 8 versos, so cts.-Un logogrifo, so cts.-Ana
gramas, crptograffas, enigmas, etc., 25 cts.-Los
demas entretenimientos, 81 son cortos pagaran
25 cts; 81 argOs 80 ct ST. seg1n dimensiOnes.
i. Ell valor debe acompanarse en- sellos de cor,@o.
rasrnrr 1NsAatrMrn
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

FUGA DE VOCALES
Dedicada d la Asay gtapa y sinspatsca
SytG. CGrl0ta Zerbi.
ss.fl o. f.i.z m. h.ll.b.
g.z.nd. d. t. c.r.n.,
d.sp.rt. J r. m. nt.r.
s..mpr. i sur 3 !. m.sm.!
Tn enregjllddor.
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IA plaza de Conserge de la aloaldia de Juana-
Diaz, Ia depostaria de fondos Muncipaes de
Trujillo-alto la plaza de m6dicO titular d .
Jayuya en- Utuado. B.
ooo
~ Ell aprOvachalO artlsta don jose Cnchf,
hermano de nuestro buen amigo 81 Lcdo. don
Felipe, es obieto de elojios por la prensa de
Barcelona por recentes pinturas alegoricas
practicadas en- Ia Ciudad Condal. Con todO ell
coraz0n felicitamos talnb6u al estuaioso pai-
sanO.
u. s% <~T
NJ Han sido admtidos en- la sOciedad de So
corros mutuos Los Amigos del Bien Pasblico,
d. Juan Mirabal, d Fernando Gomez, D. Isidro
Martinez, d. Juana Alvarez, d. Luis Qniara q,
D. jose A. Perez D.. Alfonso Perez de Castro.
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Sc CEDE

SE CHiDE
Un hermoso mirador muy fresco en- sitiu cen.
trico en- la misma casa una habitaci6n de galeria
con frente despejadO la biiea.
Casa de los Sres. Bar6 c. informaran San
Justo 81 tienda. 6-5
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B.LLETJs De MADRID.
s 100000 $

Tenenos el sentimi onto de anunciar q
nuestros lectores. que don Anselmo ma talle-
cido de una Indigestion de alacranes en- torti-
LA g. L. T. L. S. L.
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: Siquiere uste1 yer driles, casimires, paflos
eastcotines, merinos y alpacas de pepe y d0bl
Ii, d6jese correr por l.. sastreria de ,pez, For
taleza l9, y vuelva luego dlr las gracias Ia
CORRESPONDENCE.
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sucPFTARY.yoBLE AND HIS WORK.

Chicago. oct IL speelaD-seerotaly' Noble q ''o
Interior Department, left here for washington hs'
cvenlng. II, there anything particularly sniHhs III
,ha Interior Department just now1' he was ashou'
aThe,e always Is. There is one great question:
,-hat viii the Government do about the Union racine
dshtr I'll have t, do good bit of thinAlns on that
spbioct before Congress meet. Then there arc the
indians. Like the poor. they are always with US.
Commissioner Morgans last report was starter ou'
have not vet had time 10 study It. But know Mr'
-, & co,scientlous and / will give his latest sug-
c,stiors ful consideration take great deal oi IL
t.rest I'm the Indians To-day received call from
Mrs sichles, OF the Worlds Far AuNhary' enc =
nc m 10 the Northwest to study up the legends the
itorv and .be customs Of the sioux with the purpose
NJ nrparlng plans for exhibit of that wonderful
people for the Worlds Expedition gave her ai 'no
irtborty | could to help her along In the work DO
not 1eye there could be anything more intSresy AT
nc biz show than good rtr2vul ci 'he hlols
no,boT of xIs.nce domestic customs etc, OF the Ted
wards OF the Nation. ana trust MIs ooAIes VIII W
cessful In her mission. , =, ., ,.or ,ou,i,,
SECRETARY NObs begged to be eAcusea iinm IaIhing
about General Green b. Rsnm ana aralr' III 'o ren''o
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rrcurTyG THE LOTTERY IN LOUISIANA.

Chicago Oct. 11.-"one of the hottest campaigns
known IN the history OF the State is on in LOUISIANA
The speaker was A. NJ Cook, OF New-oreaus' VIC
president and general manager Of the LOUISVILLE New
orioons and Texas Railroad. Mr. Cook was at the
Palmer House to day, his way to attend as dee
gate. Of the Western Water way Convention
which meets october 10 Mt EVans'ns'
dyes it's a hot fight and mistake he continued
uThe issue OF course Is in regard to the Louisiana
Lottery They want renewal Of the char'er
for twenty-five years and IN par the state 9i'EoooI.
for the privilege where they have heretofore Ps'"
about 100000. It can hardly be called neht ne
yoe, te two parties Partisan and party Affiliations
have been forgotten. You can find Democrats lor anu
aralnst and Republicans for and against the loery
The lottery people realize of course that II i Hs' "
the death and are usiug barrels OF money
"What do You think will be the outcome!
at is impossible to give good guess
never saw contest where the adherenis OIL botl sues
are so. evenly divided. Whichever wins Vne % %VNtol3
will have oulT Il few votes spare. lts 20 lde =
principle and so far It's nip and tuck WHICH Will WIZ
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rpryCH EXHIBITS At THE WORLDS FAIR'
No FEAR THAT THE REPUBLIC WILL BE WE'LL
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN PORK
PROHIBITION

Paris Oct. 1.-THE reports received from the
Chambers Of Commerce Of several French cities to
ba effect that they were adverse to sending exhibits
to the Chicago Fair have been shown to the American
Minister. Whitelaw Reid. The latter said that no
sucb information from the towns in question had
reached the Legation. The relations with the French
Covenment on the subject continued to be Of the
most cordial character, and, far as he was aole
IN see the French representation at the Far woulu
be large and creditabe.
The officials of The Ministry Of Commerce have III
formed the Associated Press representative that lee
is no fear that France will not make good showng'
MIR Reid. upon being asked about the reports OF the
French wine growers, comp aiming OF the Damage oone
nv the Mckinley bill. replied chat the trade In sun
wines could not complain of the Mckinley BILL as tha
did not advance the duties on still wines, wme there
was only 81 so advance dozen on champagne
NJ. Ferry president of the Senates Tariff Commits
son informs the representative Of the Associated rres
that the Commission will Immediately tako up the
matter Of the American pork Prohibition Ministers
p,ho and Roche will appear before the Commission on
Thursday and will insist upon the importance oi tS nc
early removal of the promoluon, especaly III VIC" vi
its repeal by Germany.
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rvroPc5yG SUNDAY LAWS IN BALTIMORE.

p.Itimore oct II CSpeclaD.-Ths was blue sunday
for the propreto.s Of cgarstores icecroam dealers
dr,ceists and candy -shopheepers. The Old suiiusS
Iaws resurccted last week by General John = bcri9
foreman of the new Grand jury, were by order ol a'
bodv rigdly enforced By the police, to the great III
convenience of the public. Icecream delier' anu
butchers were not even permitted 10 serve oFue ~
y, la tor IN saturday and the only food
-" aiowed IN be sold milk and ice. me
Toce Commissioners declined TO enforce the law TO
Cav in the sale of newspapers. To test the law now
ever. firm of ncwsdealers who largely handle bai'l
more. New York and Philadelphia newspapers Nelu
Informed tIat they would be summVneu 70 6 Iii
settle the tnatier in regard to the newspapers. !,
not likely that the enforcement OF the IA" I
continue The next Legislature VIII DC asheu ~
modify the law made over 100 years ago.
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PLANS OF 4 YEW COLLEGE BUILDING.

Boston, oct. IL (SpeclaD.-The trustees OF the
NewHampshire College Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts have decided upon plans for the new main col
lege building, which is 10 be located at Durham
The building. which will be constructed Of stone ano
BRICK will be of the Romanesque style Of architecture
In the form Of letter T. two stories in height, WIN
steep pitch roof so arranged that the interior can be
used for hall or other purposes. The length over
all will be 172 feet; main building 12S feet The
width Of the main building over ali VIII be ninety
feet The first floor will also contain the reading
room, librarians room, library with gallery, pam
phlet and delivery room. and large recitation room
and two smaller recitation rooms The second story
will contain museum class rooms. botanical labora-
tory, geological laboratory, geological museum, OIL
GERS room and packing room.
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THE BALTIMORE BELT LINE.

Baltimore, Oct. IL (SpecIaD-The broad. .gauging OF
the Baltimore and Lehlgh Valley Railroad mas oeeun
and upon the completion of the Belt Line b. ana w.
tunnel II viii connect with that system and have te
use Of the tunnel. 1t had been expected that when
the Belt Line came to cross the Pennsylvania yards
and tracks at Bolton there would be a fight but con
cessons by both companies have prevented break
An agreement has been concluded by which the Bati-
more Belt Line is permitted by the Pennsylvania 10
cross the new Bolton and Mt. Vernon yards ana Iie
main tracks and sidngs of the lower level with four
tracks In consideration Of this right OF way and the
occnpancy Of the ground required for the construction
Of the Belt Line within the limits Of the Northern
Central Railway property, the Belt Railroad Company
has agreed 10 convey 20 the Pennsylvania strip Oh
,,ronrd living between the new Bolton yard and the
round available for the Of the Baltimore Belt Rail
road the ground so transferred being necessary part
of the land to be condemned or purchased by the beI
Railroad. Thus will be formed a clean and regular
hondarv line between the two railroad properties, the
nnayailable fragments of the Belt Railroads lot form
ing valuable additions to the new Bolton yard OF the
Pennsylvania.
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RAILROAD INTEREbTS.
RIVAL uARBoR TO CHICAGO.

Waukegan, H.. oct. IL GpeclaD.-The Eisin'
,o,.t and Eastern Railway has completed plans Tor
extensive slips and docks to be connected with tne mar
bor here and contracts about TO be let. Ihere
will be a connecting slip about 300 feet wdc ana ooo
feet long, extending westerly from inc h"roor' fiOn
.,. s,na 15o feet wide and o2o0 feet long each
,, oxtend north through what is al present an OK
tens,ve marsh Between these will be stilp Vi
ground 400 feet wide on which the tracks OF the foau
will run. The dock frontage thus secured VIII oo
ahout four miles. The cost viii be anywhere from
100000 to 100000. Congressman Henderson,
chairman of the River and Iarbor Committee OF inc
Hopse was here this week 10 investigate the needs
a, the barbor and the improvements contempiaIe1i' i
STt, &c nyneced 10 become the rival harbor OF Cnl-
caro heinz only twenty five miles from that CITY,
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xFpr PRISONER BY HER PARENTS.

Boston, Oct II (speciaD.-A dispatch from Bldde-
ford Me- SAYS that peculiar case Of cruelty due 10
either wilfulness or ignorance was discovered by uo
police Saturday afternoon. Mary Goodrean' french
girl. twenty.four years Old was found locked In a
sma tenement attic bedroom where she he's been con-
fined by her parents since last March There Is only
one small window IN the room, ard that Is nearly
covered with thick boards Miss Goodreau's parents
soy that she Is crazy her mind having been aneteu
by the death Of her lover in Canada Local physicians
odrIt that tbe girls mind Is somewhat affected, but
tbev .ree that Il IS great cruelty to keep her locked
nm without an opportunity to take exercise see day.
light or get breath of pure alF. The girl ta!Ecd
nationally. said she iltreatcd by her mother
brother and sisters and pleaded that soine'hne oe
s =. nd her misery The parents stOutly denied
.t ,hov have ever handled her roughly or deprived
her Of single thing she crayed except her liberty but
they ad they were too poor to sen send me scG m
~ ah @ woman has woven six rugs and made various
articles of fancy work.
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THE HFDROPHOBIA PATIENT DEAD
JAMES sTEEBE EXPIRES IN THE ELlzABEAh
HosPITAL-AN AUTOPSY HELD BY NEW
YORK PHYSICIANS.

James stecbe the eiglt-yearold boy who was oitteh
nv a dog nearly eleven weeks ago, and who was az
tackled ON Wednesday night last with hydrophooa dieo
shortly after O'Clock yesterday morning, in the EhH
betb General Hospital The boy suffered mnch' Jus.
efore death came to his rel e from vic ent spasms ana
frothng of the mouth, while the muscular conuaeuons
~ his face and throat painful to see' his enT
perature rose to 1O3 degrees.
The entire staff of the hospital were OF the opinion
that the case was hydrophoba in the most
form but in order to any lingering douo' tna
might exist. a post-mortem examination was heiu
The autopsy was performed by DIR. Byron, pro-
tossor ,n DIR. Looms's meteorological laooraoory
Nov-york He was assisted by DR.. Abbott. OF west
Ptv ninthst Dr. Loomis sent them out at the urEei'
reouest of the staff of Elizabeth Hospital ING po9V
norton did not disclose the existence OF any pa'ou
disease. There was slight congestion OF the Oraln
and spne which is an indication Of hydrophooh', UuO
n also nresent in other diseases. Portions OF the pln
nd sninaI cord were taken by the physicians to New
York where a test will be made III Dr. Looiis
laboratory by inocuating fonr rabbits Win an i eal
nsinn made from the spinal cord Should the sn1 .h
die Of hydrophobc paralysis, this VIII se..te INC uv
oncstion Some Eliza. eth physicians beleye ehe UoS
Aid NOT die fom rabies, but from some other ne'ou'
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BLOCKING COMMERCE ON TIE LAKES
WHEAT LADEN BARGE SUNK BY COLLISION IN
sAULT STE. MARIE CANAL.

A WHEAT LADEN BARGD SUNK B1 COLLlSlON ~
SAULT STE. MARIE CANAL.
Sault ste Marie, Mich, oct 11.-The steam barge
Susan E. Peck passed here downbound at 10 yester
day morning loaded with 10000 bushels OF wheat rom
Duluth TO Buffalo. When passing through St. George
Flats she came into collision with the schooner George
W. Adams up-bound, in tow Of the steam barge Aurora.
Tie Adams struck her the starboard bow ana daseu
her stern in She sunk Immediately after the cosion'
her decks going under water All her crew were saved
The schooner Adams sustained considerable INJURY
hut II was all above the waerline and she can pro-
ceed with temporary repairs
The Peck lies directly across the canal her stern
resting on one bank and her bow on the oiher' Inc
greatest depth OF water on either side OF her Is hVe
feet on the starboard side. This is most serious oe
10 navigation, as no craft can pass up or uo"h "
Lake Superior until there is channel dredged AROUND
her. 1t will require 600 to 700 feet Of channel sAS
or seventy feet wide II will be fifteen days peioe
navigation can resume It's regular rum
The Peck is valued at S165OOo ana Is o"neu pS
Captain John Green, OF Buffalo, The blockade at 'is
season OF the year is of unusual Importance on acco'
NJ the immense amount OF grain TO be carried lo e
Northwest. The most expeditions way TO keep oonn'
nerce omen between the Great Lakes would De 10 use
dvnamite and blow the Peck to pieces ms cuu,n %
nrohahlv he done In q week The G0VernnehV ehfl
ppeer Mr. Wheeler completed arrangements lSt nlSnI
10 send the Dunbar feet OF dredges 10 tIe
and by close calculation open chahnel In siA vi
dave