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Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today: am, go;
p. m, "A; maximum, "a; minimum. 49,
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In THE Criminal Court. Justice McComas TO-
day, Charles b. Cheshire. co!ored, was on trial
for false pretenses, but the trial was NO, ~on-
| cluded.
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SAKs AND COMPANY.
WAKING THINGS Up.

8 1t any wonder we've gone to
. cutting prices. even If It IL only
the middle of May'
Our store was nlled-and our
stock rooms in our manufactur-
ing house in New York held
- 1850 MINIS SACK AND CUTA-
WAY SUITS that We had had made
up-holding them as reserve
stock.--And it kept on raining and
raining. The elements were play
ing Q game Of ''freezout. But
when the change came last week we
made up our minds what to do-and
this
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Government Receipts.
The receipts from internal revenue today
were SITS, 5sS; from customs, $780,, 14S.
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$3.50
-
SALE.


10 the result.-We ordered down
that entire surplus stock.-Not
price mark has ever been on them
but they're worth $1S. $40 and s26
Tailors would ask from SEQ to $40.
They're made from the finest fabrics
that are millsd-at homo and abroad
and in our hands have been done
up in the latest and most approved
manner. "--Thers are
Long Cut single-bressted Sack Suits.
Long Cut Double-breasted Sack Suits.
Three-button Getaway Frock Suits.
Four-button Getaway Frock Suits
Skeleton Sack suits-with silk facing
and tapping.
Besides hundreds Of new-patterned
effects there are plain Black and
Blue Rough Cheviots-both In Single
and Double-breasted Sacks.
There are fancy weavss bound
around with braid.
There are plain stitched edges.
There's everything nobby and stylish
nothing that's oid-nothing that WAS
made ; season ago even.-And all
from 1t
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SUMMARILY RETIRED.
Capt Higginson Of the Atlanta to Be
Superseded.
BREACH OF DISCIPLINE.

He Endeavored 20 Thwart the Order Of tn
Secretary Of the Navy I'm Regard % tn
Departure Of HE vessel-A Private Tsas-
gram and Its Effect.
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CH1LpRES.s UsDE.wEAn.

GAUZE VESTS. high neck. long and short
sleeves-16 to "A inches-l6-inch for size 3
(Rise 3cD
GAUZE VESTS. low neck and short
sleeves or ribbed arms-20c. for size 10
(Rise 2c)
SWISS RIBBED VESTS. high neck. long
and short sleeves-PANTs TO match-35c.-
3 for 81
MP.
GAUZE DRAwERS-knee leugth-33c. up
according to size.
The great AMERICAN HOSIERY co.'s
make In all its wide variety.
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A MATTER OF ErIorErrE.
Why the Infanta Eulsiie May Not Come to
This Country.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND SAID TO BE uSwu,,xa
TO ACCORD HER THE HoSoRs WHICH THE
SPANISH MINISTER DEMANDS AS DUE TO Ror-
ALTA CONNECTION IN DIPLOMATIC c1Rcrrs
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FoR

FoR
Eight years, writes Mr.. n. MORTONsoN.
editor Superior Posten. Ishpeming. Mich. 81
suffered the most execruciatins pains from
rheumatism. both in Sweden and America, and
almost despaired Of ever finding relief Finally de-
termined to try AYERS sARsAPARILLA. having
heard Of many cases that had been cured by It, Be-
fore beginning to this preparation had Mr. Tull
gren Of Iron Mountain. Mich. graduate in phar.
macy from Sweden, anaIyzeit He informed me that
Icould use AYERS sARsAPARILLA for my
RHEUMATISM,
Not only without fear. but probably. with benefit
accordingly took Ave or six bottles and entirely
cured This was in 1884, and during all these years
have hardly felt pain"
After suffering severely for many years from rheu
matism. I was induced to try AYERS sARsAPA-
RILLA, and received immediate beneft."-D. s. WIN.
CHESTER. Holden. Me-
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver l. Co.. Lowell. Mass.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
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$3.50.

II Is all your way. you are
not thoroughly satisfied after you've
BOUGHT YOU CAN GET YOUR
MONEY BACK.
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No other house DOES-EvER DID
or EVER WILL sell such ST ERLING
QUALITIES ct such Low PRICES -
WE quote.
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In TIE SAME Boar.

Just 1000 CHILDREN's SHORT
PANTS SUITS too many in our IS
grade. Quickest way IL the
best way-OUR way
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TIE G.llss;S:Ma:yYD { DhIVitLE Z, R,

NNhUrI SpcnrHr, T. ". lIuil"f0pcr and Reuhiu
Foster, ;;rCciytiS
Atlanta {: Charlotte AIRLINE
llVl:IHn.
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Hurrah for President Cleveland.

Hurrah for President Cleveland. H.,
has done the right thing again. Last
Monday he appointed Judge Simontnn to
succeed Judge Bond. Now II he N,N iu~!
continue the good work and pu. .Ju.Ior.
Hudson in Judge Simonton'% place :" will
be happy. We hope the prcsid;l, viii co
this and thereby give us II pure Judiciary
in South Carolina if 1t does mails. Gry:!unr
Iillman gnash his teeth and luAin at lhc
mouth.
We had been in favor of an ,ulll h,,ri.
bu'"" aC : 'eral ,!l:r'> Grtil Tie
||.'.'N '. the t.Ic';,lr, - Gov
'.'' lcd ont ) ,}ur If Il e
q. g.. .." Judges IN TN %i,tr t.
".'' of his pts. +" Jay Il
political debt and to hay, iu.!iritr> IF lis
command. We hope now rb"t ;hr rrc>i
dent will fill all the federal offices in his
State with his friends. the a1l~, anI tia,
without delay, for the um'in~ of the fac,
tlons is Impossible ms Lr. aS G.,,craul
Tillman stays ut Tie head n hr ruw j..
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we disappointed our readers last week
for which we arc very sorry. 1t was no,
our fault, however. We had ordered and
paid for 700 copies in supplement form of
the Governors mcs-agc and waited ur,il
noon Wednesday to fold them in with the
,FNlINEL and at that time we received a
telegram from Columbia stating that ,h..
press OF the State Publishing Compauy
had broken and that they would Lc unable
to fill our order.
We are very sorry about it as We were
anxious for our readers to read il.
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NOT ICE.

II" IrdCfu. HGu't hnInaa tho Ey,fcm with
'"N tnrN drUrs. N"Utc1ty cares Mnlufin, NeIv-
.tynrs,. iudivrUtlUn RI.d WowCl COmp!Gints Is
. si,HiI" Idc9orut I" to e. aud leaves 70 bul
Ellls.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, isos

Ii you want to be cdificd read Prrsi
uent CleVcland's message on the outside
TINS week. 1t is the abcst document given
to the public in eight years. 1t is st,ic,lv
III accordance with the Democratic plat
form
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H"t" especially that Trains , os IA If ~ o,d "a
WI vi lnn lrtWcrm Corr, liz and Atlanta instead
irity pos idle rEd have ncwHunrcrS m,nEc 7ocnl
H9EtI"n IN "rr"ldMHCc with our r> i,iii.r ndvrr.
llSliiE Hrri.ngCmcntS.
".
Gcnl Pass. ACt., V
s. II.
Asst GEM Pass. :
j. r.
SuncrintCud
". II
General Manager y
'r"li'r Manager Washington. d. D.
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STATE or SOUTU CAROLINA ,
County Gf Pickrn5.
W. +. Hayes, ct. al.
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Y: a.::isi..:on E":t"r.
From Our Regular toyir, rnn.,r;.t

'oin O"' H'E""' "'if !"i'r;'L
NAsnI>GroN, - G, Dee. 3, 1898.
Chairman Wilson's y p-ru> imtcn.
ton Is to report tn" tar,.i' Ill to the
House next " rln"s!Hy a'Id !'r h",u,
to be able to nT,kr pWi,ic it, twin
measure, tn" internal r,>r!lr hlll, "t
about the same tju". The lg>t!S%inr,!
bill would have h"-n ready before
this had not the revised ,>.!,"atr~ Of
the officials of tn" Treasury D.raIt
mcnt shown that tie dr;i:.irnr; in
rcvcnue caused BY ihr reduction in
duties Nnd extension "f the Tree list
made by the new ta,;!l bill woull be-
i'll the nniyhhrrhn Il OF $50. 500, o..
which was Sullir S:",cuu.IrE u,;r
than lad been estimated by ~, mhrrs
of the WavH nnd Airars j,r.,,,tt,.
This. Of cnm,r. ,n,...s STATED . ,,n; y,
len Of thc interim, ,,.v,.,,,ni';fI ,h;,.L
is to be n,l, +, sun,Iy ,Ln i =
cheney caused ly ;u,. ;nriifLn
Among ,h,, D.. .n,.,,;,n, ,,,.,,,,;,
ted to the cnmmit,'. ,h;. ,.,,1 49,.
one frrm Rear, ,,o:.I:yr ro,,h e,
Missouri. to fax fine t,.,.,,. ..,;,,n'.
cerruratinns, which haj ,,',,,I.',.I,,
been agreed u;,un bv ta, ,.,n,r;t 49,
Mr.. Hatch tMiil,s ni,,I, ~ ,.y n.'.,,ri
be felt less than n!tv vet ,,,n.rrJ
Congress- got doHn To- work very
smoothly. The regular y ,sin. :. ~
the House is thr Oat,s' nHnlyrrr,ry
bill, which will ba uiSpos,.d Of t),;.,
week week or carly in N1r con.in. week.
lhe senate has listened toSomv stump
SpeechcS on Tie Hawaiian question,
"nuoI'' "n" ,nNrn UP its r""t;nc work in It's
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n Letter From .Arlxnnsuv.
CONWAY, Arkansas, Dec. 3, lS9:


your paper to givo my South Caro-
ina friends an idea of the country in
"h!ch l live. J. live at Conway in
faulkner county on the Little Rock
and Ft. Smith railroad, seven miles
from the center of the State and
thirty miles north of Little Rock.
Faulkner county conta,ns 400, 900
acres of land, nine tcnths Of which
can be bought cultivated. this land
can be bought from five to fifteen
dollars per acre, this four hundred
thouSond acres OF land will avcra,rc
ono half lalc Of cotton to the acre
wlthodt any %nano, yes, it will aver
age 1t ON" year with another, and
corn Will m'ai" forty bushels to tic
acre on ordinary upland.
Conway, the county site of Faulll-
nrr crnnty, is Il tmi>ing town that
is 'nIylnG rapid but healthy
growth. The natural advantages Of
the tGvn ;"I vicinity have attracted
the attention Of many new crm,rs
and greatly stimulated building and
other enterprises. Among the i'm
nrnN"MrntS are Two new cullcrcs.
rr' ctch at an cXrcnSc Of $50, eco and
>G'','0i respectively. and one I!iuh
School hniidin& that cost $40 Il.
h" id".; many nice residences ulat
"'',i >'N, ,"O' "'"i %i0,nU0 anl IL ,rrn.
many cheaper ones that cost less Ii
Is estimated tn" SUM Of $&2UO,O0O will
l." >>"'n' in hn;,!inrH brtwc,n .Iann.
my iat l%9! and january 1st 1898
III tuHWay.
MEanHaS lies hctw"cn thirtvthrcr
"'i ihirty six and nMr half degrees
"i latitude north Of the curatur.
r""iH ITS southern line It's un,tuiatinc-
'H%"" step by step, forest cronu,I tu
H." top of the Ozark mc,lntai,w ON
the north, with Il great heart rf coal
l'nI~iir% ""d tliru!'binM with lmitI,ss
McrGi''A f zinc rnbrd in the wh!t,st
i"h!!,'E# "t th'' loom, rich in c,r,alc,
:;ras>"sS, Vines .nd fruits. .I.h,itN..
offers Il rr"jful home TO the artisan
HIl :iuWi.alt.- he bread winners Of
the age.
IN III" north the limpiH waters Of
v '':'r river, like hand Of silver en-.
ca. i, hrr 'roW, whii" the Arkansas
Hi',l'S her wlI" open from uurth.wcst
/" southeast with It's %rMccfu! nran
t""i. Here Ceres holds hcr court of
HI'ltN and gathers her ripcnimm
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'. T.. 10 ZEE.
Gen SHr"i iHt"EHcnt. t".urli'in. 6. G..
:. II. lIARlN NiCK.
Asst GcnI Pass. Act. tii..i.tM. Ga.
". II. GRIFFIN,
Gent Manager. m.hi":uon, y. G..
W. \. RI EK,
Hch Pass Agent. Washington. y. &.
sob HAAS.
Trntfl" Manager. Nn&hilpton, ID. G
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-04
< LOS FARMACEUTICOS

Tn joven, con mas de 10 afos de
practica y con buenas referencias,
desea colocarse en- una farmacia inn
portante.
Dirigirse a esta Redaccion
Ponce. Stbre II de 1893. I'M.
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LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA--12
kImac6n de Novedades.
mercado, Colon y Ga.
12-ATCHA-12

Ell pdbioo viene dispensando
establcinto, perdnan medic nj OCCASION de hace
acreedores es sta distinction
egante suado local perteneene
a la de don Ram6 deimportar
Tfanoa Aeosana Espaza, Lnglaterro, Aus'7a,
mpontes nercados AMERICA ependido
noedd fantasia de exquisite gusto ausados
Ultima ralan precios competenca
muchos de dihcIl enumeration
Elegane sombos senoras oma los mmos eapoa
ho de Escoa sed camsas banoas coores seno
cabaero elegan
sombras: de
lana de seda nuones de piel camisetas: cubre
hl de acred1-
ada fabcas de Paris, los oicitados polvo SNON petes
de elpa.
Un escdo surdo de obo propios regaos euces
jeteras Ga ga
Gnde exenas bncas color, de godon de hlo,
lana,
Desde ca coninuaa enovando e surdO mensuamene
da de Paris Ponce, JUNO de 1898.
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CARTA DEL SENIOR YIVONI

tos, la superfcie de calefacci6n de cada uno
es de 112 pies cuadrados.
Al entrar en- los eliminadores el guarapo
es de 90 100, Y cuando sale para las eva
poradoras, al cabo de media hora, tiene por
termino medic 25o
No empleo mas que una sola caldera, Gu
20 horno Sc aumenta de continue por in
tervalos seg1n sea la calidad del combusti-
BILE.
La preston media es de cinco atm6sferas
8 sean IS libras preston, ademas del mo-
limo de fuerza de 80 caballos efectivos, nue.
We la bomba de guarapo, la de sirop, Is de
almentaci6n, 81 motor de las evaporadoras !;
y aimenta de vapor las tres eliminadoras,
dos evaporadoras dos clarifcadores Ell
escape Sc invierte en- dos clarifcadores mas
= dos evaporadoras.
La forma cuadrilopga de los aparatos de
los sehores Aitken NJ Neil ca, tiene, en-
mi concepto, sobre los otros de este g6nero,
la ventaja de hacerlos mas c6modos para su
transporte y de mas facil installation, pues
ocupan menos espacio que los de Ia forma
redonda de otros constructors.
Por todo 10 eual puedo asegurar usted
que 81 lnstalaclon reporta notables ventajas,
tanto por Ell aumento de avance mejora-
miento de la produccion, como por la eco
nomfa de brazos y la de paja que Sc deja
toda en- la pieza.
Quedo de Y. como siempre affmo. amigo
~ S. S. Q. B. S. M.-JosE A. VIvoNf.
Ponce, Agosto % de 1899. 3lm.
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COCHE DIARIO DE sYAUCO

Desde ell dia 10 del corriente mes, empe-
zarA a trabaiar desae esta eiudad al pueblo
de Yaueo IN coene aaliendo De este ciucad
-Ros LHnss, Mi6rcoIes ! Elernes 8 las de Ia
mafiana Y regresando de Iauco los Martes,
Jueves Y Sabado la misma hora, tenien-
do estaci6n de transito en- les pueblos de
San German Sabana- Grandes con ID MI
nutos- de parada en- el primero y media hora
en- ell segundo para ell cambio.
Los precios de pasaje por aslento son los
siguientes
Tn asiento a YAUco' viceversa..-....t 500
Id. id. SBNA GDE vieeversa..,, 3 90
Id i'd a S. GERMAN viceversa..,, 1-50
Los pasaies de ida vuelta q YAUoo 10 pc
sos, 4 SABANA GRANDE 8 pesos J a San
GERMAN 2.
Cada pasajero tendr& derecho llevar un
bulto maleta cuyo peso no exceda de -
kilos ell exceso precio conventional.
El coche no esperara a ningdn pasaJero
mas de 15 minutes un punto de parada,
no teniendo derecho reelamar el lmporte
de billete, 81 por morosidad perdiere la sa
Ida del coche la hora indicada, teniendo
derecho reclamar 81 despues de pagar la
llamada al conductor este 10 dejare. No Sc
admite pasaiero sin billete. FL despacho de
billetes en- esta ciudad Ell Ia Sucursal de
Las Dos A3gtilkas.
Para mas informes Consignatario en-
Yauoo, Jos41 V4ILABoL-Hotel de Pito
Lopez.
Ponce, 10-Agosto 1893. Pm
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Hacienda "Fraternidad," r" Guanica, Ju-
lio de 1898.
Sr. don Tomas A. dd.-Ponce.

Sr. don Tomas A. Dodd.-Ponce.
Muy senor mfo amigo: Terminada va
Ia zafra en- esta hacienda, tengo Ell gusto de
communicable, seg1n sus deseos, las observa-
clones que he hecho tocante a. las ventaJas
que resultap de la aplicacion del tren euapo-
radot al vapor, de los senores Altken NJ
Neil Ca de Glasgow.
En- primer lugar he obtenido un aumentoo
de tres por ciento, POGO mas 6 menos, en- 81
rendimiento mejor cristalizacion, debldo
que Ia coccion Sc opera con menos grados
de ca6rico que al fuego directo; como Sc
nrede hacer subir el guarapo cuanto Sc
9r,iera, sin que para clio inhuya la clase de
combuetible nj la habilidad del fogonero, La
ljmpieza SO hace mejor Y con mas facllidad'
Respecto la cantidad de az1car elabora-
IA he tenido tambi6n un aumento. diarlo de
cnafro cinco templas do 900 galones cada
ara; 10 que representa- POGO mas menos
cnatro bocoyes mas de production, siendo
da notar aue para attend or los tres eliml-
,,,;nodoraa hastan solo CIcc -epararios que
= t0do ell tren inv,erto seis operarios me-
los nue cnando tenia el sistema de bater1a
2 Euego directo, 6 sea al llamado jamaiquino.
Adem6s no be tenido que reeoger mas
kaiat. ue Ia extrictamente necesaria para ia
aarit ; .illones de bagazo para en- case de
aeedn ell oalculo de Mr.. Donington, que
ls eIIrgeniero que la instalado los apara-
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GRAN DEPOSITO
Juinte RuIl0n.-At0c50 8

En- este aereditado establecimiento Sc
recibe mensualmente por todos los vapores,
IN variadfsimo surtido de calzado de todas
classes precios, para caballeros, sehoras y
niflos, que en- calidad no tienen RIVAL.
Tambien hay constantemente un extenso
surtido de materiales Y hierros de todas
clases para zapateros y talabarteros. Ma
letas de viaje, driles y canlisas mallorquinas.
VENTAs AL PoR MAYOR Y AL DETAIL
3 v. p. s. Ponce, Setiembre de 1893
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IzSa - .

En- la jurisdiction de Barranquitas, a
cinco minutes de la poblacion, Sc vende una
estancia compuesta de sesenta y cuatro
cuerdas, fncadas en- su mayoria de cafe y
malangos.
Tiene casa de MADEIRA, aqua abundante,
es llama su terreno es fertilisimo.
Ell que desee comprarla puede dirigirse,
en- Coamo, al que suscribe.-zoilo Ma Colon
JUNO, "a de 1898.
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Aitken M Neil a,
hacenddos sobre las enen los
Como
d Pedro Vvon dueno de la Hacienda faternda
termination de la coeCha
dho publican dea dho Vvoni de-
compacdos Pean normes sobe dchos
aparatos.
T. A. DODD
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Este estab}sc5miento ocoba ae recibir de los
p,incipales mercados de Europa " Estoa0s
U,asdOs de America I'm UdT1aQo complete
s1ertidO de D90gos. Pr0duct0s qtttnic0s q far
macsadicos, patentisados nacto,,ales y ertra1a-
ger0s ia.fnldad de arttculos oner0s al ranaO.
En- peyJlemerfo ctase selecta, como ag,eas
para tOcaoi0r. aceites. creBadS. esenctds jabones
polcos y cosmetic0s, { i1ti1ssdod dc oJjetos mas
de dit3cit esaumeraci6h.
PaLcratud y kmPieza ca el despacho q m0di-
c'dad en- los pfcaos Is Ia "aejor garantta qse
plsede offeeer d t0doi Sus Jarorecedores
3 D7 Ponce, SetiemBre de 1898
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CANADA DISCOUNTED.
The Americans Would Seem to
Have All the Best of Ii.

: OTTAWA, Ontario, Aug 15-There
seems to be considerable doubt in Govern
ment circles whether or not the decision
in Britain'5 favor is really satisfactory.
but if, as The Press dispatches intimate, it
is decided there shall be protected zone
for sixty miles around the Pribylof
Islands, there appears TO be possibility
that the United States has really gained
the main point of vantage so far as Cana
dian sealers in concerned. Practically all
the best sealing in Boring Sea is done on
the PribylOff Islands, where the seals
are driven into an Enclosure aud the finest
killed with clubs. or by shooting them in The
immediate waters around the Islands where
the seals seek their fish food. If, in al
dition to these restrictions. sealing is pro-
hiDited in the sea for six miles around the
islands it would appear to give the
Americans almost monopoly of the seal
fishing. This will be particularly the case
when it is forbidden to hunt seals with fire.
arms anywhere in Boring Sea. rs It is much
more difficult to harpOon them than TO
shoot them
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San Bernardino Farmer
Loses His Wife.
OFF WITH The HIRED HAND
The Lady Loved Her Husbands La
bOrer Better Than Her Home
and Children. go.
Special to THF MqRx1Ss.. GAEL


SAN BERNARDIN6,. Aug: IA :sensa:
tonal el"pemenL took place at. CT peland,
a lew days ago. which has just cometo
light. g. :. :.
About year ago Ferdinand Halter anu
MS young wife came to Grapeland, Il burg
about ten miles from fiis city, to live upon
Government claim. The husband and
WIFE worked lndustriousiy to make them
serves home, and happiness seemed IL
rule the household until few mon hs ago.
haIler empl"yed one VIII Porter. rather a
prepnsses>lng young man. to work on the
rAhch. An intimacy soon spra up be-
ween Mrs. Halter ami Porter. whicn was
freely commented Ou-by the neiehhors, but
VAS unn0ticed by the iIuStful husband.
Saturday. week ago, Mrs. Halter told
her husband that SHE. was going 10 visit
her mother for few days In Los Angeles.
TO winch he readily and gladly gave his
consent and took her to the depot. 1t
seems that when Mrs. Haller arrived IN
Los Angeles Instead Of going To heI
wother's she went TO the house OF friend
and lett her lit IL babe there, telling her
friend That she had 10 "a back tO-the depot
To gel her trunk. Her friend waited till
thursday. but neither the trunk nor the
mother came back, so shs notified Mr..
Haller 10 come Tor the baby and that the
mother had not put in an appearance
The same day Mrs Halter went to the
city, she was there met by Porter and the
two suddenly disappeared. Mr.. Hanrr
will make no effort to discover the where
aboutS of the recreant wife, but will con-
sole himself with their children.
. This elOpement was but half the story
that would have been told had not part oil
the plans miscarried. While Porter was
laying his plans to slip out with Mrs
Halter friend of his named Henderson
was scheming to elope with. "a married
lady of Etiwan1a; but the ladyfailed t.
catch the train and lid not meet Porter
Mrs. Halter and Henderson in. Los
Angeles, as planned Mrs. Halter is. only
20 years old and has been married abou
four years. Mr.. Halter is highly res pected
by all who know him. -. - -.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-16
WHISKY TO BLAME.
rIurder Winds Up "A Camping
~ III. Party. .-:=> 3. g..
iii Feeling Aroused Over Joke Gull
80. inmates in a Homicide in San -
Bernardino County. 1912
Special to, THE MoRNINa CALL.

+ SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 15.-Constable
Blackburn. having In charge Charles But
ton, and DR.. Thompson. bringing with him
the remains of Gus BONN, arrived in this
city this morning. Button was locked up
in the county jail. pending examination
on a charge of murder An inquest was
held on the remains of BOhn at Heaps
place yesterday afternoon. which resulted
in two verdcts. one finding that Bohn
came to his death from the effects of a
gunshOt wound In the hands of c. NJ. But
ton, and the other stating in addition that
1.-THE undersigned members Ofthe Coroner
jury hereby approve the foregoing verdict
with The additional statement that we be-
lieVe said G. NJ. Button acted in sef-de-
Tense" . r.. ': -.
The facts in the case seem to be sub
stantially these: Charles Button, Claude
Henderson, Steve Harlow aud Fred Heaps
were in camp on Bear Creek. fishing The
whole party used whisky freely and BONN
became intoxicated. ~. .'..~:.: ~. -: =.
Ill feeling arose. bs;wsu- YBrtttap ard
Bohn, which was startd by Bohn Joking
Button about his'poor lick as a fisherman.
Bohn made some insulting remark, when
Button kicked Bonn, Nvho was lying
down, IN the 1aees tractITing the cheek
bone. Bohn's dog then attacked Button
in defense Of his master, and Button
seized his rifle and fired several shots at
the dog, which ran away.
Bohn in the meanwhile cot his riff e,
and when Button returned ftom chasing
the dog BONN accused him of stealing
bottle of whisky. Both men took cover
behind large forest trees, abusing each
other in violent terms. Button, who had
been the aggressOr all along. fired the first
shot, killing BOhn instantly. =. ". Il: =.
Button was arraigned> before Justice
Wright this afternoon. and pleaded not
guilty. His examination wilFtake place
next Thursday. The: funeral of BONN will
be held tomorrow "aftern DON. .Bohn is
well spoken of by ali who knew him as a
man of temperate habits, who had never
been known to be drunk before.