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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
IUCESOR DE OUEVEDO Y Hess,
COmisiones.- s.--DestiIaci6n de
licores al vapor.-Calle
del Comercio, numero 81,
Marina, PuertO.RiCc,

n
Esta Casa, fundada en- 1890, de
be prip oipalmente su credIto 4 |,
pureza de sue productos destilado
directamente de las materias pri
mas en- los aparatos mas perfeecio
nadOs que se hallan esta blecidol
en- esta Isla.
En- prueba de clio, inserta & eon
tinuaci6n el certificado que le hs
expedido el Laboratorio Quimiot
Municipal de esta Oiudad, despues
lie analizar los productos de 81
destilaci6n.
DichO certif1cado dice asf:
E Director del LaborGtorio Qu,mi.
90 Municipal de San Juan Bau.
tistG dc Puerto Rico.
Certifica: haber r.conocido \
practicable el ensayo de las bebidas
que prepara el senor don Heriberto
Garcia de QUevedo, denominadas
Aguardsente de Ants, Agua,dientt
te Enebro, y Ia liamada Very ola
Brandy, y los compare por ~ bue,D
gusto, grato aroma, yiqueea de aioo-
mol, su Puresa y propsedades est.
maQnsC0s y CarminattrGS en- uso M, :
ierado, a las bueaas de igual nom.
ore que se encuentran en- el Co
merclo.-La riqueza alcoholica es
respectlvameute y por el oIden cd
que SO han nom mbrado de 46, 46 }
AZ p.5 en- voiumen, roduoldo 4 il.
temperature normal do loo cent?
grados. alcohol obtenldo en- ID
destilaci0n no contlene alcoholics
amilico, metiilco, butilico, etc, etc,
etc; aldehidCs, Acdos de Ia serit
grasa, III bases que pneda2 ser no.
civas \ Ia salud.-No existe en- &c.
tas bebluas CUiorante de orlgeu
mineral, N Bal alguna que pueds
provenir do ls preparation, nj dc
detectos de IL brlcAci0n, y que pu.
clera ser vepeuosa. Estan obtenI.
das por dest.taei6n al rapor, reco-
glendose los hquldos esplIltuosos,
con sn aroma propio, de las plantes
que respectlyameate furmaD a be-
90 de cada beblda; 10 que, como "a
sabtdo, da d los lieo'es, asi prepa.
raoos, u.a FHara muy superior a
los obieasdos j'oT soiuos6a y mesoi0
dc los GCeItes eseacsaies ca frio.-
Lo que, a yet clon del lnteresAdo, y
de acuerdo con lS que dlspone q
artlcnlo IS del heglsmento de-
Laboratonos 1sgo constar. Puer
To- klco, 10 Ut Dlciembre dc 1891
Jose Lettesfaa
Iso que precede es bastante pars
eousldersr inneoesaria oua reco-
mendaclou.
Sc gsrantiEa Ia pureEa de todoa
los Llcores fsbrieadcs en eeta Casa.
San Juan Puerto kieo, EneEO
1892 --Sgcesor de Qasredo v Hess.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
SEbIICIO COSIER0 EN- PTO. RICO,
vAPCR "AVu.ES

SAldra 3e San Juan todos loe Mier.
coles Al amanecer, una ven por 81 Este
J otrs per 81 Oeste, tocando en- los
puntos ae Fslsrdo, Hunacao, Arroy O.
Ponce, MAyaguex, AgusdillA, y Areei-
TO y vice vera rsspectivamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
LOciOn aniiherp6tiOa
DEL d. AoNTES.

"a 81 resoz na s5icAmento para
eassF Ass emEP~s y guitar 10 plea.
asss o. - asotneAso de- aplicarin.
Es lFs@a ssfs pvsfnmada, Cui.
- 20 - cvSsH ado in cAida del
+ aAeo 5s . srsceg los b.
- E. eT@-Aes. r&nehas y sspini.
st re u cara Exiso segufo 4
atu~
ase CO .gts lax Boslcas dc II
8eA u aas ia or. easa Gca seii0e
u ss@ ~, exE ssIAyso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
A " Q.

Sendo oheo de recuents macones PdOrss del doctor
Reveron hago las ema las adss exclus-
Val
los depoios t6mu tncos esan
torZ para nontle dichas Pidoras.
Oep6sts Capital, GuiemetyPonce, Vale Cs ncio-Arec-
bo Fmaoa RysraCosmo Fmacia BttsnoesLaIes, Fsrmacs
Iturrno.
DOCTOR " RETEON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
LINEA DE CUBA.

LlegRran solo hsets gantisgo de Cuba
los vHpores que sslen los dias s, Is = IS.
Los de los dias 5 y rs tocarSn Ell
Nuevieta, Puerto Padre, Gibsrs, Mays
RI, Bsrscoa, Guantanamo o y Cubs
Ell dis Is hara las nisnaas escalss,
{ exception de ls de MsyAri, y ademks
tocacA en- Ssgus de T.namo,
Todos retornsrAn verifcnndo suE O..
lidas de Cuba los dins Is, % y 8, sfec-
tuindoss las entradas en- la HAbana
en- Las fechss correspondisntes dc 10,
30 y Q de cadA mes.
Ninguno de estes vspores tocarA b
81 retorro en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
LUDWIG DUPLACE
CASA DE GlROs COMlslONEs
Dspdsito de mercancias seeau
FSi yina Ia I;coyas nlu.nnv


Fatnca Dc Hoorss
Ia de- v,pore de las las
doaKdor
,Londun
grauos o., Lndu
Aanns Lm London AsS'
Lloyd Andaz, Cad
AngoConiEensls 0haadorf's) Gasno Works London
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
ANTONIO ALFlU YDlBlLf.

Doctor On Derecho OWL J Ca
A6nico, Aboga1o dc los nustrcs
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rioo,
CON bufete alberto en- In Capital de
h Monarquia, ofrece sus scrvicios
urofesionales & 80 numerosa ellen
tela dc esta Isla, para ante el Til
bunal Supreme de Justicaa, el Oon-
seio de Estado, Tribunal dc Oucn-
tas del Reino y demks crntros su-
periores, tudiciales J administrail.
Yos de II Nsoi6n.
Eerano, mum. IL n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
REMOLCADOR

EstA smpresa tiene cl vapor AGUI.
LA, potente para iemolquss por Las
costas de estA Isla, J hsbilitAndo de
bombas para Echte -ss dtiles para sAl.
vamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
wines de RUEDAy T0ROl
TIET0 7 BLAHC0,
SIZE fli SElIcfs Qul ACsIscl.
AL PUBLIcC

Acaban de fecibirss, en- In tisnda &C
ai Gar.ia 4 20, San Jos6 ntn. ], los
msenifcos = acrsAitaaos vinos tintoa
, 6laneo Dc Rusas-y Toro (Ossttl!a),
: se dstallHn pos botsllss, gkrratonss,
ssusrtoa , msdiaa pipns, & pRseios con
ysneionAlss.
T6neass On eusnts que u eitadA
tisnds 60 q inica que rscibs tan e.
cuisitos vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
EIIslETES.

EAsa Fagaa as y aaaa dsxds akstl
sssas F~ss Aal -.
L1sssssaa ssl nGxxln 4
s.sm4 Q ksx3A 30.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11

ttre uhos sdts los Estados Unidos Cuba.
M otros peaes mite ofeoer p1bico artfculo
no ae nuefe m; ;ora tajo ningdn concepo
Nuestras LUZ LLAET TIE, ELEFANTR Luz SOLAR
eAn peegA todo de a ley los f
hcaoores
Pet6eo Renado Sar" $23OIa galones
Luz Btiante fla E Eefsnte" 260 den idem
Bensna. 200 la ider1 deidem dem
Gasoma 450 Ia idem de idem
Agnt generates para sk, SOBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA.
San Juan, Puerto 4 de Ia Fortaeza H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
TlNTAS PARA ESCRIBIR
En- LII IkPREITi DBL "BOLETIN AERCiIIIL,

TN Id IhRREIIA DEL "BOLETIN NLRCAIIlL IA. "
Las tintas para escriblr que v8nao asta CASA
prec9dent9s do las mejores FaDricaS del mundo in-
lustI'al. nOsadmiten oomIetenCla On e. mercado
SuS nermOsOs Colores, III durabiidal, sus saleo.
tas clases las gerantlzan Gandoles patente dc pro-
duOtO superior
AnadaS0 este la ganga de una Laratura sin
igual, Y SO COnVondrd en- cue nuestras tintas para
escribir tenen con perfeCo dersChO oonquistads ls
pfeiaren0ia general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
EMPRESA
T.PORgS BSPASOL7S COBRaOSDB Las ANTILLAS
y trasportes miIitares
4e SObrinos de Herrera, Habana.

Los vspores de esta empresh efec.
tunran su salida desde este puerto en-
los diss 5, 10, Is, 20 y IS de csds mes,
= las 5 de ls tsrde en- los as de labor
Y 4 las IL del dia en- los festivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
Luz BRILLANTE.
LA LUZ EN- EL NUAD) DE LOS kEGOCIOS.
ACEITE PARA AL1MBRADO DF FAMILIAS,

L'bre ae explosi6n y com.
nsti6n expontdneas.
Sin hMmo nj mas olOr
Este aceite, producto:de
a fabrication especial.
igual, Sir o superior 4 Loo
le Sc importan del ex-
anjero bajo diversOs n0na-
b ts y marcas, tanto pos
Us cualidades lEminicaa
COL o por l.. seguridad que
of ece & los consumido dores.
Nuestr0s precios son mu.
ca mas reducidos quelss
"a las maloas extranjerhs,
re con es.e mayor precio
x brindar d los consumi-
|, res ventajas de niA4unA
cl e.
La 0xperiencia aduuirl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
LIBR0S RELIGI0S0S.

SC ha rrclbllo en- es,A Imprenta
an notable surgido De onrar relig G.
aAs, selectas tcd~s, eutrv las Gus :
les sc encurn,gAn las sigaleatco
lm!taci5n dc Cristo, hempis
eslfclon eeaIouicA.. e0.40
ldcm dc ldcm, le.eaa, csile4on
dc lujo. -. $50
Aunofa &c SA4vAc4on. .. 50
r.JesN icAo eot-dlaa0 ..... auI
81 Devote fclgras, cncuA-
deFn@sA6sa stl st&eaon IA raj 80
LaE dtv.aA. eacaa 3sEpA son
pei angFa e>Jl bsooArA 24lst
L-s alF Ia. s.se3Adssa~e. "a
=. g2g9sSas1 sAso. ... SO
l. Las a4raaas rGca45esGAS&ou
ca pcs ae = A4s&xalaa y ~
arl. Observation-Disclosures. E.n1
D4eao sAe4 ltazaaa 81. ..... - -
Pea aseSso Uaa-s', taa@sesn&.
csssA sAAls4eaaA naaFE&-.. 49,
- sa4ss } @s.s a& es. s&& ~sApf-
a&s@ss4 e ssas <ssa seAse2ss 5tQ
il ia @es t&Aa&A~zs6s. etea&-
4xsH &@@s4 So eg ... 3E9
lF.s &C eMse> ss4xa@esge4& x A. -
@&&ez, ,+.-......+s.. --.s.. 3As'
IT, e@s~s.e, - V @gs @@ zJ=@
$50 s*...s. t.* AkA
Z E@@-sss s-s sses. e@s*
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-11
VAPORES
ORRHOs-BSR A&0x18
ny La nnNPANIA fRAEAfLAKfI0A
ssryisiu para Pusrto-Rico y 10 Hshans

GefvintU para Puert0-kiC0 ID Hepans'
SALIDAE.-De Barcelona los diss y 30
10 cada mos De Malaga 81 ~ 27.-DsCa-
dis sl 10 y 50.-Ds Eantsnder 81 4O.-Ps 10
Ooruna sl 81.
Be sxpendsn billetes dirsctos para Mayagtss
Ponce, Santiago dc Cuba, Gibara, Nasvitas,
Habanilla Colon, CON trasbordo On Pusrte'
Rico q Habana.
jIAJK DIRKCTO DKBD1 PUERTO -RICo
Ala Coruna b Santander,
.Ndu aa Pxs io-Laies q die 10 d saaa NEE.
Be- sxpiden paaajss de- Ida , vsslta coa 70
csr ciento de rebaja.
A laa fsmilias Qss psgssa !. squiva!snci:
IA 4 pssaiss sntsros, % lee har& ID rebaja del
Is Dor cisnto. Esta rsbaja NO o. aplioable 4
ios billstss do Ida vsslta.
I'm ID l.ay g. clabs. Un niAo msnsr dc
aHcv on cads familia, gratis. Los demAa me.
norss de 8 aios I Dc pasajs, do 4 Ii aaos no
oamplidos / pasajs, dc II aaos esmplidcs pa
yaje sntsro.
Ia q. vrssersncis , g. erdInaria. On alto
h,gta 3 skes gratis. De 8 { ahos / passjs,
d 70 II shos rasais, de IL sses 81 adsiaA-
.s pssajs sntsro.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. estate and western
flour, super, So G3. 40 do. do, extras, S3.5O0
$50; No. winter family, $4D425 state roller
straight, S4.550460; western winter, clear,
S4.35U4 60; do. do, straight $4.60014 IS; winter
patent S4.S5@5.15; Minnesota, clear. S435@
AGO; do, straight, $4.6O04.9 do, patent, 81
@5.3O; d. do, favorite brands, higher Rye
-four, $425 per barrel.
Wheat-Dull, lower, with SlO334 bid and
Sl.0i asked for February; $l04 bid andSl .0414
asked for March; Sl.0334 bid and Sl.04 asked
for April; S1.0215 bid and $1.03 asked for
MAY.
Corn-Quiet, easy, with 4s4c. bid and 1870
asked for February; 4s14c. bid and 4314c. asked
for March, 4S16c. bid and 4S54c. asked for April;
4S19c. bid and 4SS4c. asked for May.
Oats-Weaker, quiet with SIC. bid and 3716c
asked for February; size. bid and 3734c. asked
for March; 3S14c. bid and 3Sl6c asked for
April; 3o4c. bid and 3S34c asked for May.
Beef-Quiet unchanged; extra mess, S901O;
family, S1l@l2
Pork - Inactive, steady; mess, S9.75@o1O. 80:
extra prime. $40.
Lard-Quiet, easy; steam rendered, S6.77l6.
Eggs-Quiet, weak; New York and Penn
svlvania, lS0l81sc.; western, &c.,. southern.
161s@171ac.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 23.-FlaAIr steady. Wheat
weak. Southern wheat easier; fultz 97c@
Sligo; longberry. Sl0l.06. Southern corn
steady; white, 49G5lc.: yellow, lS6D50c Oats
active. lower Rye lower Hay steady; good
TO choice timothy. Sl3dc14. Cotton nominal;
middling, 91sc. Provisions nrm, unchanged
Butter steady, unchanged. Eggs unsettled
at Tic.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
Conservative victory in Canada.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 24.-The most
important and noteworthy of the BIZ
elections was contested yesterday IN
West Huron, a seat carried for the
Liberals DIT the general election by Hon.
M. G. Cameron by nearly four hundred
majority. Mr.. Cameron fell a victim to
the stringency of the election law and a
new election was ordered. Mr.. j. G..
Patterson, who failed of election in his
own constituency of North Essex last
March, but who was recently admitted
AS a member of the Dominion cabinet,
taking the Office of secretary of state,
announced his candidacy in West Huron
aud was elected by a majority of be-
tween fifteen and twenty-five. A re-
count will follow. This is considered
the worst blow the Conservatives have
given their opponent in the reflections.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
JERSEY LAWMAKERS.
A Modified Race Track Bill to be Int-o-
dnced

TRENTON, Feb. 24.-Tnere is great ex-
citement among the race track men.
Representatives of Gloucester, Gutten-
burg and Monmouth park are here in
force. They expect to make another at
tempt at legislation in their favor. They
have abandoned all idea of getting
through the original bills, knocked out
by The meeting a week ago. A new
measure is to be introduced. 1t has
been drawn, and is in the hands of Rep
resentative Flynn, of Paterson.
The Flynn bill provides for racing
during twenty-five days of the summer
months, at the option OF the boards of
freeholders of the various counties. The
measure benefits Monmouth Park, but
Gloucester and Guttenburg are be-
Geved to have interposed no objection.
There has been perfect rush of petit
lions in the house in favor of the clos
ing of the Worlds fair on Sunday. The
form of the petitions is a request that
the New Jersey exhibit at the fair be
closed on the Sabbath. 1t was origin
ally intended to have clause attached
500, 900 to the appropriation, which has
passed both houses of the legislature,
making the aspiration conditional upon
the closing of the exhibit on SUNDAY.
This has been abandoned, however, as it
would have been badly beaten. 1t is
now proposed that resolution be pre-
sented in the house requesting the
Worlds fair commission to take the ac.
ton asked.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26

The bark Colorado, supposed to have
been lost at sea, was lowed into Victoria,
B. c., yesterday.
In Uruguay Senior Espionosa has been
appointed minister of foreign affairs; Gen
eral Perez. minister of war, and Senior
Banza, minister of the interior
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon
don Times says that negotiations for the
establishment of reciprocity relations are
about to be opened between Austria and
the United States.
President Fulda, of the California Ath-
letic club, has received cablegram from
Joe Goddard the Australian, accepting
the terms of a match with Joe McAuliffe,
to be contested next June.
Fire in San Francisco destroyed a carpet
beating establishment and a match factory
adjoining. Thirteen Chinese were en-
ployed in the match factory. Two of them
were unable to escape, and were burned to
death.
Daniel Cressy, of Buxton Center, Me-,
had $1,000 worth of bonds stolen from his
safe in 1889. Recently 81 800 of the bonds
have been traced to the hands of New
York brokers, and it has also been posi-
lively ascertained that the person who
WIS suspected of the crime is innocent.
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Another Appeal for Funds.

OMAHA, Neb. Feb "a The officers Of
the Irish National league issue another
appeal for funds to aid the cause of home
rule in Ireland. 1t is advised that money
should be collected at ONCE, in all parts
of the country, and let THOSE who desire
send their money so collected to the
party led by Mr.. Mccarthy, and those
who desire to send their money to the
party led by Mr. Redmond (should also
forward to the proper quarter, with the
proviso that the moneys SO forwarded
shall not be used by one against the
other.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
BY HIDDEN AssAss1Ns.
How President Barrillas Got Rid of a
Revolutionary Leader.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ga special
cablegram from San Salvador under
date of Feb. 90 states that General En-
riques was killed yesterday by body of
Guatemalan soldiers, together with a
number of companions, near the city of
Zacapa, Guatemala, near the Honduras
coast.
The cablegram states that General
Enrlques had been unanimously pro-
claimed dictator of the constitutional
party of Guatemala, and had, in conse-
quence, incurred the active hostility of
President Barillas, who alarmed the
public by announcing that General En-
riques was at the head of an insurrec-
ton directed against the present gov
eminent.
President Barillas ordered General
Enriques to present himself to the au-
thOrities of Zacapa. General Enriques
proceeded at once toward that city, &C
companied by his two brothers and a
party of friends.
A company numbering 100 soldiers,
lying in ambush on one of the roads out
of the city, fired upon General Enriques
and others of his party, killing all of
them. The cablegram attributes the
attack and killing of the party to orders
issued from the capital and MINUTES the
deed to the Gautemalan government.
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A BRITISH BLACKMAILER.
He Invented "Charming Widow |
Further His Schemes.

LONDON, Feb. 24-There was some
excitement at Bow street police court
yesterday owing to the arraignment of
Maitland Francis Moreland, the law
tutor of Oxford, arrested on Feb. 10 on
a charge of Matchmaking a number of
wealthy and titled undergraduates of
Oxford university by means of bogus
charming" widow and her alleged let
tiers.
Lords Hothfeld, Chesterfield and Or
mathwaite appeared as witnesses, and
counsel were present representing Lord
Lindsay, the Earl of Carnarvon and the
Earl of Aylesford. Earl Russell was
also one of the selected victims of the
blackmailer.
The bogus widow was represented as
young and in financial misfortune. The
utmost secrecy in transactions was in
sisted on, and there followed in all cases
threats practically in the same line of
exposure, lawsuits, etc. Several suits
were actually begun, but soon aban-
doned.
The prisoner was remanded for week.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26


PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Feb. 24.-The
state convention of Republican League
clubs now in session in this city is the
largest in the Leagues history, nearly
every county in the state being repre-
sented. The absence of Secretary Elkins
is deeply deplored- The mention of his
name, however, is productive of the
greatest enthusiasm. and if he will ac-
cept the nomination for governor it is
his. When the resolutions indorsing
the recognition of Golf and Elkins by
President Harrison was read the house
went wild, and proceedings were tenn
porarily suspended.
Secretary Anderson called the con-
vention to order. Augustus NJ Pol
lock, of Wheeling, W. Va. was elected
temporary chairman. Permanent Off
GERS were chosen as follows: President,
John w. Thompson: secretary, E. |.
Allen, and an executive committee of
thirteen.
Last night Hon. John M. Langston
addressed crowded house.
Vhe general sentiment is that with
Ellsins at the head of the state ticket
the state can be carried for the Repub-
licAns by a handsome majority. The
state convention will be held at Hunting
ton(Aug. g. The convention for nomi-
mating delegations to the Minneapolis
convention will be held at Martinsburg
MayN5
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
Lynched in His Cell.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Feb. 24.-George
E. Harris, negro prisoner in the jail,
was riddled with bullets by mob at
Varno, the county seat of Lincoln
county. Shortly before midnight a
crowd of armed men overpowered Jailer
Rogers and secured the keys. A rush
was made for the Jail, and Harris cell
was quickly located. The negro had
placed piece of wood in the lock in
such manner that the bolt could not
be turned. One Of the mob leaders
placed the muzzle of his revolver
through the bars and pulled the trigger.
In minute score of guns joined in,
and the negro fell to the floor fatally in
jured, the blood streaming from dozen
wounds. The mob then dispersed. Har-
ris' CRIME was the murder of E. T. Par
ker, sewing machine man, in July last.
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A FAMOUS CARDINAL.


BEREE, Feb. 24.-Cardinal Gaspard
Mermillod, Bishop of Lausanne and
Geneva, died yesterday.
Cardinal Eermiliod was born in 1924
at Carouge, near Geneva, became an &c
clesiastic at an early age, and in 1916
was parish priest at Geneva.
There he displayed remarkable activ-
ity, was mainly instrumental in raising
the Church of Notre Dame, which was
opened in 1857, and obtained great infu-
ence at Rome on account Of his zeal and
rare elOquence.
In 1864 he was consecrated bishop of
Hebron in partibus, and appointed aux
iliary TO the bishop Of Lausanne and
Geneva as vicar general. In 1873 Plus
TX nominated him vicar apostolic of
Geneva, which was thus separated from
the diocese Of Lausanne.
This was called creating new hier-
archical Office without the consent of
the government and Bishop Mermillod
was exiled. His expulsion produced a
papal bull from Pope Plus TX, where
upon the Swiss federal council broke off
all relations with the vatican. In 1879
Leo XIII settled the dispute by appoint
ing the new bishop OF Freiburg- Lau-
same also bishop of Geneva. In 1890
he was created cardinal.
He later made solemn entry into
Freiburg. In lieu Of the two policemen
who seventeen years before had escorted
him to the frontier, he was drawn from
Berne in carriage accompanied by two
squadrons of Swiss dragons, while sixty
ay-rppfn bara of tba r,anaic fnfpol1c Guicq
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PTTTsBrKG. feh. 1.-THE west bon.
St. Louis express on the Pennsvlya,.,
road ran down pleasure party at Haw.
kins station. gear here. about 2 o'clocL
in the morning, killing one instantly and
fatally injuring two others. Their Names
were:
Alice Gaskill, aged 20 years, of Swiss.
vale, Pa, killed instantly; William De-.
war, aged % years, of Williamsburg. Pa
died at the hospital few hours after
the accident; Milton Ziegler, aged %
years, of Williamsburg, Pa, still living
but will likely die.
The Apply party were returning from
dance at Braddock, and having missed
the train were walking home. They had
reached Hawkins station when the ex-
press came around sharp curve. The
sudden appearance of the train bewild-
cred the young people, and before they
could step from the tracks the engine
was on them, and they were ground
under the wheels.
Miss Gaskill was dead when picked
up Ziegler and Dewar were still living
but unconscious. They were taken to
to the West Pennsylvania hospital
where Dewar died two hours later. The
physicians have no hopes of Ziegler's re-
1o1-n,..-
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A Fireman's Terrible Experience

MCKEEsPORT, Pa, Feb. 24.-Fireman
Michael Lynch, responding to an alarm
with his company, was Mortified to find
that his own home was in flames He
rushed into the house in an effort to
save his three children. The frantic
father had scarcely got inside the door
when he was overcome by the dense
smoke and fell forward ON his face I'M
conscious, and it was with the greatest
difficulty that he was rescued. In the
meantime two of his children asleep in
just as the father entered the house to
save them and soon met horrible death.
Another child, badly burned. was res
cued by the firemen. She may die.
Lynch is still in critical condition and
it is thought that he cannot survive.
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ratalIy injured ny Dynamite.

LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. PA private
telegram received here from Lowmoor,
an iron manufacturing town on the
western division of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, announces that, by a
premature explosion of dynamite at the
limestone quarry a number of persons
were fatally injured among them Mr..
John G. Thwett, division line inspec-
tor of the Western Union Telegraph
service. He had both legs badly frac-
tured, eyes blown out and other injuries
that make his death question of but a
few hours.