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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17

do indignation contra Lac hordaS
del Riff, y Ge pfopuso acudir en-
auxi.io ds nuestro0 soldadoS, con-
tribuyendo para lac atencioneS de
Ia campAfis. Ell movimiento fue
general en- todos los puebloP, y
estA Capita, fiempre geneross,
siemp,e hidaIg', did gran ejem-
plo de pAtriotiGmo, en- tan solem-
nes circunstanciar.
Ura Comisi6D, compuesta de
loo dignisimos y respetabIeS miem.
bros lie nuestro Comercio, SreO
D. Pedro Arsuaga D. Manuel
RomGp, D. Manuel Egozcue, D.
Ricsrdo Alfonso, D. Gorgonio
Bolivar y 81 que tiene el honor de
suscribir Ia presente. 90 propusie.
ron recoger aqui Ia bAndera de
aque!los entusissmos, y, al efecto,
reunidoO en- Junta celebrada en- el
Casino Espafio', acordaron abrir
una suSeripci6n con Aquel fin pa
tri6tico, Ia cuAl en- breveS dias,
puede decirse que en- breveS hora',
di6 un resultado brillante. E, gra.
to, Excmo Sr, consignar Ia ex-
pontaneidAd y generoso dsSpren-
dimiento con que los. donantel
aprontaron los recursoS, oftecien
do nueVaS Sumae, para el caso en-
|que Las circunstancias 10 deman
daseD, y orgullo cAuSan & Ia
| Comisi6n tales manlfeItsciones
|que debsn quedar grsbAdas en- 9
coraz6n de 10 Madre PAtria, como
prueba del amor de estos Gus hJo'
predilector. El importe, Excmt
Sr, della suscripci6n ha subido
una sums considerable, cevrandt
con IL cantidadde $11,546.78; Gu
"a sums, por acuerdo de dich'
Comisi3n, teDgo 81 honor de po
ner & disposici6u de V. E. en- gir'
4 10 vista de los Sres Sobrinos d.
Ezquisgs, por vslor de $l0,21'
40 cent?, para que sea rem,tidA a
Gobisrno dc 8. M, con express
|itplica de que % inviertA eI
tusiles del sistema "MAusser :.
con destino 4 nuestro Va lent
| Eiercito. siendo, adem6', el anhe
10 de IA Comisi6n que en Ia culs:'
de e)los 90 inscriba el nombre d.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico," co
mo recuerdo que perpetds el ras
90 generoso de los habitAntes d
eSta Ciudad.
| Y como el detalIe no pued
ofrecer mayor di6cuItad, ms per
mito inSistir en- esta ,dplica, cum
pIiendo el de.eo de loo donante
= de 10 Comisi6n que tengo 81 he
nor do preaidir. La COmisi6r
Excmo Sr, 90 complaee, con ts
motive, en- e!evar 4 V. E. 90
respeto', con ls ferviente Adhesi6
q 10 Madre Patria y el vehement
deseo de que nueatras armaG 60!
gan siempre victoriosae.
/ Ds v. E., con ia mayor eonsi
derAci6n atento s. s. que respe
tuoGamente
s. M. B.
i 1gnaciO D1az Caneta."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17
SALSILLERO.

Ooloradito, ojO de perdiz, rizadi
to, muy bonito y muy recortadito.
SO present6 en- el ruedo, voluntario'
so y bravuc6n como buen espa.
mol. A su salida POtocO y Oaba.
Hero le paran las pies con algunos
recortes, arrodillando al toro que st
hallabe resentido de la encerrops
Desde el primer. momento tomo
renCor & los .aballos, dando cads
tumbo que partia los Corazones '
privando de Ia Vida & dos pGrtiqui
nos.
Del ChicOrr;tO tom6 cinCo varas.
algunas buenos, que le vAlieroI
splauaos, y del MeTONsrO dos raj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17
CrdniCa do Ia MadrG PatGia.
Madrid, Diciembre de 1898.

Desde que lleg6 a Melilla el Co.
neral en- Jefe, no ha cesado un mo
mento en- el Cumplimtento de los
muchos debeIes que sobre 81 pesan
En seguida CUE desemb0rC6 pasd
Eevista a las tropas, areng6las ex-
presando 4 todos sus subOrdinadoa
10 que Ia Patri0 esperaba de elloa
| y 10 satisfecho que quedaba de 60
discipline, 0rdenando 4 contlnua-
Ci6n que se instalass tambi6n para
81 una tiends de campafi =, pues que
queris compartlr con el soldado
tanto los gloriAs como las penali-
dades.
Afable con todos estuv0 el Gene.
raj, = sumamente Contento de todoa
los trabajos de campo y organiza.
Ci6n del Ej6rCito que el Sr MsCias,
50 aLteCesor y hoy Jefe del Estado
Mayor, practice con notable inteli.
gencia J actividad.
P0Cas hOras despu6s de 50 llega-
da, "a SO le1s aq0i I'm telegrama
anunCiando que ante 81 habian da-
do Comien1o las tareas de recons
trucci6n del fuerte Sidi -Guariach,
| y que por Ia noche se dejaba com.
pletameDte abando0ado con Objeto
de estimar hasta quo punto eran
capaces los riffehos de alardear de
50 ferocidad.
NADIA, como es sabido, intentaron
13etoS, y NADIA hasta el presente han
hecno nj manifestado en- contra de
aquel derecho que & los espaioles
asiste, y que ellos en- otros dias han
tornado como insulGo especialmente
dirigido & 81 raSa. La concentra.
Ci6n de nuestras tropss en- Melilla
el movimiento del que ellos llamsn
Principe, son las causas de este
|flugido Fetraimiento; sin embargo,
como mor0s al fin, dicen q1e 6eGn
levantar el fuerte, psro q1e no to-
lerarAn que el Ej6rOito pise sus IL
mites, y aqui esta Ia question.
Pues bien no parece que el Ge-
neral Martinez Oampos haya Crei-
do inoportuno fijarss en- esas con-
diciones que los casi s6bditos del
ISultan Quleren imponer a Espafia.
IPrimero diCto uD bando en- el Cual 90
haCe menCi6n prinCipalmente de los
delitos de traiCi6p, espionaje y con-
ira el deEecho de gentes, y 90 esta-
blecen severas medidas que neCe-
sariamente han de mantener an el
ej6rCito y en- las personas q 81 ex
tEafias el orden mis riguroso que
90 puede exigir en- campsfia. Des.
Ipu6s-y una vez Conseguido como
Consecuencia del Bando el cello ex-
qutsito, y hasta puede decirse que
Eeflnado, de tedcs los habitsntes
de Melilla por IL santa causa que
alli los ha coDgregado y por la vi.
| gllanCia continue de sus propios
actos y de los del enemigO, coloCa
do todo el mundo en- situaci6n de
alerta !-siendo Claro que una
Orden tan exigente como inespera.
da no era publiCada % o por el
gusto de publicarls, el General ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17
Registro Civil de Lares.

El sr Juez Municipal de Lares
ha tenidO Ia atenci6n de remitirnos
una nota del movimiento de aQue
RegistrO OWL durante el aiio de
1898
Hello aqui, en- resumsn:
Nacimientos 657.
DefunCiones 499.
Matrimonios 128. @
Difere1Cia a favor de los naCi
mientos, cOmparados con las defun-
clones, 158.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17
Puerto.R RicO, IA de EnerOds 1894
;. SID. 1gnacio Dias Caueja.
hi muy diGtinguido amigo.

hi muy distinguido amigo:
{ (. Con 90 muy atents y estimada
.6arta de 8 del actual he recibidO
In giro & 10 vista de los se1loreD
Go6rinos de Ezquiags. por vAlor
Dc 1928 pesos 40 centavcf, que,
deducido el cambio, aGciende d loS
I1,646 pesos 7S centavo', brillan-
10 importe de Ia Guscripci6n lie
yada 1 cabo en- estA Capital por
IL Oomisi6n de % digua pre0iden.
cis; giro que tuve 10 hOnra de
femitiF por 81 correo del 5 al
Ex mo Sr Miniitro de la Gue-
rra. al que hice preaeute 81 pa.
lt.i6tlco deseo de los donantes. de
que aquella suma fuera aplisAda
oxcluSivsmente & la compra de
faGiles MatsGer, y le suplicaba
]lambi9n con encArecimiento que
en- laS culatas del armamento asi
Aduuirido 60 grabAee el nombre
/, de San Juan de Puerto Rico, CO.
mo recuerdo que perpetGe el &c.
sneroUo desprendimiento de los
tecinos de eSta Ciudad, detalle
que seguEamente tendrA cumpli1o
efecto, satiSfaciendo asi ell unGni-
me anheIo y justidcAdo deseo de
loo donantes , Dc 10 Comisi6n.
Ruego q v. hAga presente 4 los
Sres Arsuaga, Roman, Egozcue.
Alfonso , Bo ivar. mi profundo
Heconocimiento .por 81 activa y
patri6tica geHti6n. al etmo .
eu&ntos han coAdyn,ado y con.
tzibuido al 6xito de fines tan Gle.
vAdoI. , como te0timoDio del alto
aprecio con que Ia Naci6n ha re.
cibido 10. donativoS de estos lea.
lee y enthusiasts habitantes, roe
dice 81 Excmo Sr Ministro do Ul.
trAmar. en- carta fetal del 28 de
Diciembre, que "el espI@ndido
= Obsequio de Puerto: Rico al Ejer.
" cito, que en- Melil'a manda el
4" General Mar timex Campo, h.
&c Gido celebrado con verdAdero
(" RrAdecimiento por s. NJ. 10
3" Reina, pOr el GObierno, por Q
." Ej@rcito miGmO y por todoA
+" aiendo uu nueVo t1tulo de 90
i" IoIa al fraternal sentimiento que
{" siempre hA mereeido de 10 Ma
Z" ci6n."
Es con 10 mayor confederation
% affmo y atento amigo
9. B. 8. NJ.
Antonio Dab&n.
Ss8xcm0 Sr Hon Antonio DabAn,
Goberuador General de eSta
1Gla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17
PLAZA DE- TOROS,
g. OORRtDA DE AB0NO.

We SO4sAhAOA LIZ AoV1NVs
iGloria & Dios en- las alturas y paz
4 D. Justo! Por fin puedo cantar
un himno de alabanzae. Por fin
|pueden los angeles y serafnes de-
cir: SantO, santo, Santo. 8 sea:
buena, bonita y Carita Ia corrida
del domingo; vaya unos toritos,
senores. On Miurs, un Alc6n Y I'M
Orozco, y no digo mas.
Y comienzo mi relatto,
perd0nad 81 falta II fattO.
Suena el olarin, y sale al ruedo Q,
primero de la tarde. perteneciente
q Ia ganaderia de Mlura, seg6n re
Zaba ell cartel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17

Consultado al GobiernO, sin que Sc
pamos los t6rminos en- que 10 hiKo,
pero si ell resultado de tan intere.
sante conferenCia, ell Cual demues-
ira Ia relsci6n intima que entire el
Bsndo y 6sta existe, y, por consi-
guiente, la anteEioridad de un plan
Cuyos esbozos 8 lineas generates
est4n contenidos en- los prop6sitos
del actual Gabinete, trasmitidos,
como aseguran los peri6diCos, al
General Martinez OampOs.
Sc ha celebrado en- Bilbao I'M
gran meeting de los industriales de
Espaia para protestGr contra los
proyectadcs tratados de ComerciO
con Alemania 6 Inglaterra, los Cua'
les sc estiman, case de que sean
aprobadcs, como Ia Fuina segura de
las industries del pals.
I'm la capital de Vi1caya han to-
nido representation cumplida to-
das las ProvinCias.
-
Sc ha veri6cAdo en- Oporto la
vista del ruidoso procesa instruidn
contra un CatedraticO de MediCina
por envenenamiehto, con fin de
luCro, de varios familiares suyos,
cuya herencia, empleandO ese siste-
ma, pensaba obtener antes de item
Ipo.
ri DR. Vicente Urbino de Frei-
tas ha sido CondenadO 8 oCho amos
de prIsi6n cellular y veinte de de-
portaci6n, que Cumplirz en- Africa
-.
He remitido al HerGldO de MG'
drid una lista Completa de las sus-
cripciones hechas en- Puerto-RicC
hssta el IA del pasadO para 5000
rrer 6 les soldados que estan en-
IMelilla, porque note que 81 y otrof
peri6dicos hacian menci6n de
liza generosidad de Mayagtiez y
de Ia Diputaci6n Provincial, olvi
dando la esplendideE de Oayey
AibonitO, Capital, etc., asi como lo'
rasgos de muchos partiCulares, Co
mo de las seloras Elena Oamara
Nicanora Diaz, sehores Balasquide
Llaneza y de los demas donanteI
Icuyos nOmbres no rec1erdo en- @
momento, y de ese perlodico.
81 Rer0ldo do Madrid, 4 pesar d.
|su imparcialidad, de su deseO POI
mplacer al p6bliCo en- general J
Ia los que somos sus susCriptores er
particular, de 81 loable afan poE
lque todos los espaholes coOpeEen
Ia Obra de carload y justiCia que 81
Ihace en- favor de nuestros HERNIA
nos, no ha juEgado opOrtuuo publ
car los datos que tuvO el POGO gus
to de enviarle. No sera porqu'
distrajesen muCho espaciO en- su
|impoEtantes columnss, pues que Il
|relaci6n era breve. TampoCo SER
|porque SO tratase de sumas de in
signifCante monts, porque 20 cEe'
lque donde 1gura uu dOnativo d
dos doceDas de pa1uelos puede Il
Igurar un0 de mil duros. iPor qu'
serz. gran Dleu, por que serai Va
mos, algo pienso. algo dudo...
pero no 10 digo. On olvldO 10 tie
ne Cualquiera.
Bien s6 que es Cingunito el en-
Ipe6o que tienen. los interesados el
salir en- letras de molde, que bier
feisimas son, por Cierto, pero er'
por probar fortuna.
| Roberto Duran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17

Oatafio. en- Bayam6n, y la Ayu.
dantia de Ia EsCuela Elemental de
1: Clase de nihoT de Msyagiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17
ExcHo ST.:

DApde el momento 90 que q
fsla tuvo copt cimiento de4lc. Gu-
ee0o0 De Mslills, lapE8 M pscsNata
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17

nj aver nj hoy Sc ha
recibido telegrama).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17

ss1xcuno sr Hon Antonio DabAn,
Goberuador General de eSta
1Ola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-17

V0 I" AN's AAGAs gOG 0DOE4UUO 9XOUe30s
dose de asistir d Ia reception por 90
entermedad, la Reina Regente en-
vic al Presidente de so O0nseio de
Ministries dos Ayudantes, con en-
cargo de que le saludatan en- 50
nombEe y en- 81 del Rey D. Alton.
so Kill.
Paris, 8 8--En las elecciones efec.
tuadas para remover una tercera
parte del 6enadO, 0btuvieron el
triuDfo los republiCanos en- la ma
yorfa de los Departamentos, entire
ellos ell de Finisterre.
Los Coneervadores tambi6n obtu-
vieEon algunas ventajas.
MN. FloQuet y Spuller rssulta.
ron eleCtos senadores, y deETotsdo
NJ. Waddington.
Las notiClas reCibidau hasta aho.
ra ofTecen 81 resultado siguiente:
78 republiCanOs.
8 radiCaleG.
2 rallies, y
5 Conservatives.
Madrid, Sci diputado por al
partido de Union Constitutional de
la leila de Cuba, Sr. Villa Y Ven.
drell, ha ingresado en- el psrtido
Conservador. El ST. Romero Ro.
bledo present6 al Sr. OAnovas el
referid0 diputadO: s
Madrid, S.-Los coEresponsaIes
de log peri6dicos que se hellan en-
Melilla dicen que el General Mar.
tinez Oampos no realizar6 VI II
que Sc le habfa encomen.
dado Cerca del Sultan de Marrue.
cos. Esta nOticia ha Causado impre.
sion en- los Circulos politiCoU.
Los MiniStrOs se muestran muy
'oEpseadidos con estauotieia , ME,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-03-31
GIVES UP DAILY, JR.
Jennie Joyce Loves Him, but His
Family Are Opposed.
They Did Not Marry, but She Wears
His Wedding Ring. -,
She Found That Dispcnsatioas Were
Not for Divorces.

Jennie Joyce. the shapely music hall
singer. and Phil DAILY jr., are not to be
married. 1t was generally supposed that
they would be, but Miss Joyce made the
definite statement this afternoon hat the
engagement Is on.
Miss Joyce Is n divorced woman and
the DAILY family are Roman Catholics
Miss Joyce consulted several prominent
priests to ascertain II a dispensation
could not be secured and one OF them, it
Is said. notified Phil DAILY. sr.
The result OF this was that young
Phil was whirled down to Florida and
practically kept a prisoner from the
fair Jennie. on his return. he was
given his choice OF either severing his
relations with the Music Hall singer or
with his family.
! settled the question for him." Miss
Joyce said this afternoon. Il loved him
ana ne loved me but | wasn't going 10
Miss Joyce wears a handsome gold
Weddins ring. with pretty inscription
n inside ,,d reading -Mizpah.
IN keep this as souvenir" she . m
tinued. We did not use it. Phil - all
dont want you to publish anything about
Miss Joyce's life is an interesting one.
She was the inmate OF a convent at
jackson. Miss, when she fell In love
with Edmund Stanley. a tenor OF the
the company as a chorus girl and mar
ried the tenor. A few years ago she
was divorced. since which time she has
scored a success OH the variety stage.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-03-31
OBJECT TO THE WIRE RAID.
Wall Street Lost Many Private Lines
Yesterday.

The raids on overhead wires made by
Chief Inspector Brown, OF the Board OF
Electrical Control, and a gang of his men
yes ,erday has brought forth IA storm OF
protests from downtown business men,
principally bankers and brokers. Pri-
waite lines were not spared in the general
cutting, and many Wall street houses
were greatly Inconvenience.
Letters vigorously denouncing the ac-
ton OF the Board were received this
morning. both by Mayor Gilroy and Sec
rotary Theodore Moss. of the Board Of
Control
The men will not continue the work to.
day, but on Monday morning will start
in again on New street, working down TO
Beaver street. The work will then con-
tinue without intermission until all pri-
waite wires unlawfully strung above
ground have been cut or taken down.
Seer tary Moss said this morning that
his men have no knowledge OF whose
wires they are cutting.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-03-31
COXEY ARMY OUT OF OHIO.
Crossed the State Line Into Penn
sylvania This Morning.
(By Associated Press.

my Atsocitteu fresSl
DARLINGTON, Pa. March 3l.-Penn-
sylvania has been entered by the Com
monweal Army. the State line being
crossed at 10 o'clock.
Just before reaching the line the band
wagon broke down. The army. imme-
diately after passing the line. struck
the worst bit of road II has encoun-
tered yet The day was warm and
the men took OF their overcoats and
bundled them up.
Great enthusiasm prevailed among the
officers and men when Ohio was loft
behind. just at the line three men de-
serted and seven recruits Joined.
The midday halt was made nj Oar
linGton under the ahadow OF tho old
house whore John Brown went to school.
ms eVokeu considerable iecnnS in
speeches made 10y tho leaders.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-03-31
REBELLION,
Says TIlLMAN.
Two South Carolina Coultim|
Are Proclaimed by the
Governor.
REBELS TOLD TO DIsPERsE
Fears that a Conflict Will Follow
Between Town and
Country Men.
TROOPS WON'T obey ORDERS.
Governor SEXES a Railroad and
Would Be Censor Of the
Telegraph.
TROOPS WON'T OBEY ORDERS.

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. March S.--A COO
hict between town and country people -
possible. Gov. Tillman expects 70 CO.
centrate 1000 men from the country dh4s
tricts at Timmonsville. DarlingtnU
County, this evening. The town miiifas
bodies everywhere are refusing 70 o.
his orders. X
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad ep!
clines to run any special train, except 81
the Governor.
The Governor has issued . prcclau1
ton that Laursns- and Dariingtna sceg
ties are in state OF insurrsction. ~
commanding the insurgents to dispsrnq
1t is said that Col. shaw. Of Lanrer
is on his way with 200 men to Dariingte
to support the State authority.
Laurens Is 800 miles from Dariingtcn. n
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-03-31
NO QUARTER FOR THE sPIEs
Gov. Tillman Seizes . Railroad -
Becomes Telegraph Censor.
Especial To The Evening wosid.)
Gpeciai to The Evening worid.l

Especial to The Evening world,
COLUMBIA, s. c., March u.-It II ~
nounced that two OF the Dispensary spic4|
who caused yesterdays fatal riot n<|
Darlington have surrendered ana are lu|
Darlington Jail. The others were sl1|r1
rounded in a swamp ana offered 70 eu
render II guarantees were given Tho
their lives would be spared. The el11k1
antee was refused.
A correspondent states that the cree
surrounding them Is composed OF
best men in Darlington.
A special train is ready now for C.
Tillman and party to leave for Dar,lH1
ton. He will be Joined by one or tU
companies Of troops from Orangsbu
County. The Governor refuses 70 - q
| terviewed. The report that the WinnG
boro Dispensary was wrecked was fa1
Gov. Tillman has notified the AtAax1
Coast Line Railroad Company that
will take possession Of tn lines len1l
to Darlington under the Kuklmx ~
passed in 1868. This 10 presumed to o.
to prevent citizens from going 10 the -
sistance Of the Darlington people IN IT,
| hunt for fugitive spies
The Governor has ordered the tq1od
graph companies to send out no 111
spatches calculated to infiame the psor11
The order issued last night. disbandl11I
the Columbia militia companies 10
| been countermanded. It IL suppoeG&
that their officers will be court-maFtial1o<
when the trouble blows over.
| All the military companies In Charts.
ton have disbanded. In preferences q
obeying the Governors orders TO 10 ~
| Darlington.
| The State authorities have seized gun
OF the Governors Guards. q dishsndc1
company OF this city.
The Richland Volunteers took tholF
guns from the armory before this ~
thorities appeared.
kilograms are being received from "
e%s to Da.n In sss s 81 .s '.Ds e
Excitement here is at high pitch.
II the utterances of the Governo|
against the newspapers made last niHu<
had been known In the crowd on t01
streets rioting would have been likely.
The editorial columns OF The STATE,
| leading morning paper. are Ia mourniu4
The night at Darlington depot ysster-
day grew out of quarrel betWeen
Rogers and Floyd. private citisens.
Eighteen spies were az the depot. waif,
Spy McLendon took the part OF Floyd.
and shot at Redmond. citiHen. The
firing then became general. and afte<
Chief Spy Gailiard escaped ON the train.
but is said to have returned 10 the ncer<
| of trouble and to be now with the other
of the gang. 4l1.
Twenty-Five armed men left here It
o'clock this morning for DarliuetoD.
The Governor has wired Col. shaw. q
member Of his stan at Laurens. 20
muster in troops from the rural dI1-
tricts and bring them to Columbia II n
also said that men from the rural dis
trcts OF Edgeaeld County are beiu&
brought to Columbia. Elt|fT)
Reports from Chester, Roci<hlil au1
Yorkville say that the military comp1-
MES of those three towns win refuse ~
| obey the orders Of the Governor. III ~
The Governor ordered the dispeue144
| at Sumter to be closed to-day. feeri6X
that an attack would be made On a
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NTH2LIONS SJNDA WORLD
H:YERMAN COURT MARTIAL.
Some Reason to Believe that the
Commander Is Found Guilty,

by Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. March 3l.-The record
OF the court-martial in the case Of Com
mander Heyerman reached the Navy De-
partment through the mail this morn
ing.
1t was committed to Judge Advocate
General Lemley for examination, to
make sure that no informally exists
that would affect the findings, and 1t
will then be submitted to Secretary
Herbert for his approval.
While the result has not yet been made
known. there is some reason to believe
that the court-martial has found Com
mander Heyerman guilty.
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RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
Whitehead Wins the Opening Race
and Tip the Second.

RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS,
March Sl.-The results OF to-days races
here were as follows
First Race-Five and a half furlongs.-
Won by Whitehead, s to l and to s;
Hubert O'Neil, 6 to ! place, was second,
and Fannie Williams third. Time
LIS H.
Tip. to 6 and 2 to s; Miss Clark, 3 to 2
place, was second, and King Craft
third. Time-l.N.
Won by Borealis, even and out; Miss
Mamie, out for place, was second, and
Harry Weaver. third. Time-l.2s l-2.
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EAST ST. LOUIS RESULTS.
Fagln and Jennie X. the First Two
Winners To- Day.

RACE TRACK. EAST ST. LOUIS.
March a.-To-day's racing at this track
resulted as follows:
First Race--Flve furlongs by
Fagin, to and out; San Bias. 4 TO /
place, was second. and Venture third.
Time. O6 IA.
Second Race-Four and half fur
felonious issue Of railroad stock, was
and No Remarks third. Tlme-0.5S
Third Race-Three furlongs.-Won by
Queen Faustus, even and TO ?; Ida
eanis, third. Tlme-o,ss ia
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1T SUGGESTS MURDER.
Body of Beautiful Woman Found
by Boys at Silver Creek.

(By Associated Press)
SILVER CREEK, N. Y. March 81
Two boys searching for drift wood last
evening came upon the body Of a once
beautiful woman lying on the beach,
practically naked, and with two holes
In the forehead. made by bullets.
The body had evidently been In the
water long time, but was not far de-
composed. The only means of identi-
fication are her fine button shoes and
the gold filling of her teeth. She may
have been twenty-five years old.
Coroner Staring has telegraphed to
Erie, Cleveland and Buffalo. The bullet
holes suggest murder.
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Fired 1t Revolver In the Air.

James Mcfarland aged twenty, OF Fifth aysnu.
and Thirty-second street, brooklyn. Was arrested
this morning Tor carrying a concealed weapon.
While he Vas going along Fourth avenue gang
VI boys and Young ucn began stonins him. He
drew revulyer TO Tighten them, and empticd
Il In the air
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CONFESSED THE MURDER.

Magic Admits He Killed His Wife
Ten Years Ago.
PERTH AMBoY. N. j.. March 81
Michael 8. Maggie to-day, at Amsterdam,
N. j.. confessed that he murdered his
wife ten years ago.
The murder was committed in this
city.