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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Les vecinos do Is Caleta de Las Monias
SO quejan de que & atlas horas de la aoche
en- la case marcada c3n el numero SO, Sc
amman las grandes j~ergas, que torminan
siempre como 81 kos8rio de la Aurora
Parece que anocha sali6 de dicha casa una
sefora vegtida de mascara por dentro =
por fQera, $500 IN asador y dij j. uslo ma
taba por detras & quien no recooozca que
loa cigarrillos Cabafias moralizau las Cos
Gunbres
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Don Juan J. Coon Mirabal, professor
de instruction pdblica. rcaiiont8 en- Ma.
matt, dice que SO adhere al patri6tico pom
samiento iniciado por 81 Sr *** en- LA Co.
RREsPoNDENCIA y que est& dispuesto con
tribuir con I'm dia de su habar en favor de
los gastos que origine 10 guerra do Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

CASTOR Robart.-Los juegos de cartag,
antiques y nodernos, tomo EncartoD6,
so o0ntavos. .-Suertes de fisica recFeativa
do 1oe mas c6lebres profee0res, / toEno En-
cartonS, rs cts.-Los .er treioni3os Y Gu
riosos juegos dc eecamoteo, ! tozno Enca--
tone, rs. .c8ntavos -AIfab e. ijustrado do
los apimeIe5 para niho5, 5rrao, con lA-
nainas al cromo, / pesc.-CaLaIeB.- -CUrso
nnet5dico de dibujo ji0oal, ! tono Encar-
tone, peso so centavos.-TjhE8rfa d8 B.
T. Sanjurjo Vidal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

En- ei mes de Octubre pasado 80 ven
dieroD eo esta Capital 853 ajempIares de
LA CORRESPONDENCE mas qua en el ante
riOr rr SO de Satiorn bra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Haco dos 8 1T9a dfas circula On esta
Capital Ia noticia do qG8 el sef1or Echeni-
que, Iptandent8 d. Puerto Rico, eTubarca-
ria on Cadiz con dG8t;1o estea Iala ell 30
del pasado. En- lca c81tros De Hacienda
no IS saba NADIA ci0rto aver regpecto del
particular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Anoche como segunda function de
abono pugo en- escena Ia Compafifa Iafau-
til La LeyendG del Monge, Gorro FrGgio y
IoroS de pGntG. E. estas zaFz1 Las las
sinpSticas uihss Rem dies Rodriguez,
Manuelita Fern5ndz Eulalia Rius los
nihos Ralnoo Ro3rfguEz J Jaciato Argue
ra dese0 peharon RUa rgFpactjvos papeles &
eatisfacci6n del ptfblico que agisti6 al Co.
Ieeo. DemostFaroa los peQueEos artistas
las buenas disposicionea quz possen Y re.
oibieron ap:aQsoe 1ustisinos quo SO le tri-
butaron. A la nina Manuelita Fernandez
y al nifio Ramon Perdiguero sc les hizo
repetir por tres veces Ell tengo E Sanad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Ha muerto opentiDamante en- Coamo
ell apreciablo sehor don Juan Bautista La
boy. Z. I T.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

! SEGUROS MkRITIMOS Y CONTRA
a INCENDIOS.-Mu Mullen hotf y K0rber.
IA -Esta blecidos en- 1878.-Represen-
LM tan S poderosas Companfas asegu-
ran a precios convancionaIes.- IN
1A demnizaci6n con prontitud y ibara-
lidad sin necesidad de reourrir las of
cfnas principales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Para camas, colchones, aIfombras, ca
simires ipgleses, guantes, nitones 2 cami-
sas de viaj8 = el mejor surtido de encajes,
I" Los Dependencies" Fortaleza 33 Els la
tionda que mas ratio vende en- Puerto
Rico, sobre todo las grandes mantillas to-
hallas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Circula r0r csta tEapito: 81 rumor de
que en- Arroyo n ei4o inuerta una muisr
& conaecueucia d. IA tire Quo ea Ie escape
IN indivlduO peEteneci5nGe a. Cuerpo de
VCluntarios,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

media Official sean 1913 de aumento.
Cualquiera diria que estamos en- tiempos
de planchas mas 8 menos horizontales.
Pero es 10 que dicen los maliciosos es
tableciendo comparaciones.
Isl la envidia tina fuera.... iCuan-
tos tifiosos huhiera?v
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Extractarnoa da una carta ios parrafo

Extractemos de una carta los parrafos
elocu8ntes que eigUeD, cUya lectura es
gobrem anera iDtcr6 6aut6:
Y, cual no s8Tia mi sorpresa al reco.
nOcer, no solo que era muy ciert0 todo
Cuanto de su Emulsion Sc decfa, aino que
de ella podfa 0speTaTsa GGU &n'Gcno mas.
En- esta creancia me Il ciIi usarla Ffen la
convalecencia de todas las enfermedades
agudas" tftulo do rsconstituy yenta. Mis-
osperanzas 20 QIadaTon defracdadas, y
hoy cuento por centonages los casog en- que
le oEnpleo de Ia Emulsion da Scott ha sido
seguido de verdaderO exito, evitando las
recaidas tan fEecuentes On un sin nt1mero
de Intermediates. Asf, no tengo inconve.
niente en recomendar Tnis cornprofesores
ell uso de Ia Emulsion dc Scott, preparada
por Scott y Bovine, no solo On los casos en-
que So halla indicada, en- los cualeg no de-
be haber "a n6dicO que 40 conozch su ef1-
cacia, sino gnuy espasialmGnte sen ia CO.
vaiecaucia lie todas las enfermedades
agudas Y subsgudas" en- las que tan rapi-
daGleEts So v@fifc8 e. procase destructive,
como medic 6aguro d. Fepgrar las psrdidas
fueTzas y volv6r n anterior estado f1siol6-
gico. Dccto- FRANCISCO SABAS.-
Eanto Domingo (Republica Domincana)
Is de Septi5nsbEo do 1894.
Dicasa que 81 general don Eduardo Ga.
mir, harmano de nuestrO Goberrador &C.
neral, ha sido nombrado per eli Gobierno
dc s. NJ, presidente de Ia Junta Consulti-
va de Guerra ' Marina.
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FL sabado del corriente. II imponen-
tes depoaitarCn en- ell Banco Popular de es-
ia Capital, S1.845 95, habi6ndose expedido
hasta la fecha 481 libretae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

.LOZ&S De MARM0L para piso, de Italia,
legftimas, de % por 49, acaban de recibir
venden precios entsramente modicos,
Bolivar, Arruza J C,a-Fortaleza S1.- 8Q,6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Han fondeado en- el puerto de Areoibo
la goleta inglesa "Ete" procedente de Lu-
nenburgo con carga de salazones para los
sedores Roses y Compahia y 81 vapor "Ri.
ta" consiQnado los misrnos sefores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Pasajeros llegados hoy por el vapor es-
Pinar, L. shuard hija, jose Reg6t sef1o-
ra y hijos, Jose Costa. Laureano Bay
san, Jose Perez, Blien Mauserill, Dametrio
P. Do la Riva, Beaumont Marie, Brete1ler
Cecilia, Pedro Peir6, Manuel BIanco, Al
fredo Mauricio, Diego Gon zalez; Vicen te
Garcia, w. s. NV y 106 de transito pa
ra Ia Peninsula.
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ANA De CRlA.-La persona que solicito
una, puede diriiirse Carmen Cosme, en-
la casa llamada ''Trujillo" en- la caleta de
las Monjas On esta Capital. 80
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kBASTg PU3Lj5G.--La oarne de reg
SO exp3nder& ul&l&,sna s ~ chavos el
kilo. IA De cordo Sc vande i "a ochavos
kilC.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Dfcese que el senior Eulate no ha po-
dido ascender Comandante, destinado al
ApostaderO de 10 Habana, como dijo EI
IeIegrGnad, por que licho apreciable CO
tenionto coronel (capitan de fragata), en-
nuestro Ej6rcito. En- todo case habra as.
cendido d Coronel (Capitan de Navio), eua
pIeo que tiene muy merecido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Segdn 10. q L U8tercffizi@r
Zei5ung", ls iaf.a5 5a2ia iar0uesa usa ce1n.-
sas = partalonoa do papeI. Los 5oldadcs
estan muy satizfcchCs Ea. SO traie. uul 4
Ia ventaia do la suppression 30 Iavaco, ana.
do la da poder utiIjzaTse, euandc csta sucio,
para alimentar ! fuego. Los trajes de
papol no Sc uGa D0ve6a& para q ej6rcitc,
puesto que GesG0 haC5 uaos 30a6O6 SO vie.
nen fabricado en- InEiaterra y America,
can dicha Enate-ie, cuel-cs, pec&Gras, pu-
nos, cuaguas } heata casIcctines. En- 81
Jap6n, sIand@ cI pals doi papel por exec
l5ocia, los 9ahueIoe Y 8crvilletas Sc fabri,
can de III sap3l 8uaVa, .,ejgado, que se
vando & bun preci0, y :iara exacto pare
cido Con 10 t5la de so3a { ana, que es
Ia que sc emplea para los ciEados traies
DaiIitares
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Dice IN ocIega popcsno que Sc ha
mandasdo ratirar Ia fuesza de- Ia Gnar.,ta
Civil que prestaba servicios en- eI bs1rio
Real de- PctijlGs, con nt9tivo ds los auce-
sos de Arrayo = que esto prlaaE que Lor
allf no hay nada que Jemer.
Sc 1fSE6H c0H2E~ar rssi-lu0s de biIIetes
Eel Tas- 70, pag8 DE buan prccio. m
forunGr&n en la Fa~snacia do Gu"IerTre-
ty. I5-Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03
TuRR0MES EIMn2.- Participf

tanto nuestros favorecedores como q los
duef1os do Colmados otros esta blecimien-
tos q. expenden dulces, q. desde esta fecha
hasta 81 dia de Af1o Nuevo, fabricaremos
nuestros acreditados turrones de mazapa-
nes, con frutas sin elias, al precio dc %
pesos el quintal y de yema & so pesos, to
dos en- cajitas de arroba. Tambi6n ad-
vertimos que los pedidos de alguna impor-
tencia deben hacerse con alguna anticipa
ci6n que no expendemos ning1n turron
que no llegue una arroba, puesto que es
81 envase mas pequefo que hacemos para
la veata a por mayer.
La meyer parte de los macenistas
de este ciudad qua expenden nuestros pre-
ductos, aceptaran los pudidos de turr0ns s
que les dirijan sus parsoquianos, a fin dA
que puedan adquirirlo loe conerciante@
del interior que no eet6n raIacinrados &C.
nueetra casa.-OLIVAS Y COMP, 30-22
En- Areoibo el vendedor de billets.
AGdr6s Ramos ha desapGrecido, nevan@
SO de paso diez bi!iat8s de la Loterfa Pr
vinoial, perteneoientes & don Bautists Us,
biztondo. El Juzgado entieuda en- ii asun
TO Y la policfa hac9 pesquises para dar Coz.
el Ramos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03
.ES YERlADER kMENIE sorprendente -eI re.

- IS EkKUAUEK AMEN K BofpT9ndenCe eI re-
sultad0 que SO 0btiene con el uso del YER
MIFUGO GADEA para 10 expulsion de
las loxnbrices demas vernes intestinal
leo. Eeta plaga do parasites que tan tos
rnillares de victimas ha causado la hu-
n1auidad, es destruida oorno por encanto
con tan exceleute preparado, del cual te-
raynos las mejores referencias. Su uso SO
ha generalizado eD todo Ell pals puede
decirse que no hay un hogar dondo no sea
conocido por las madres que SO desvelan
Dor la salud de los tiernOs infantes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-03

Dfcos0 q558 -or caCsag pCiIticas har
siIo ruevandcal=- ieto1i3o8 atgu3cs veci
nos i'rportances de Santiago an Cuba.
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q En eI "Parla-Ba Sc esDera De
IN ruomento & otro IN gran euEtido da
sombreroa, Gltimos modelos da Paris , SO
ha resuelto realizar duraute Ia sena1a n
curse eI rasto de los del anterior surtido 4
precios baEatfsiEoca: c8si 2 sin cast por %
que ofrezca 81 csIA.5lzGor. Na3;o saloz4
dc Ia casa sin Co 5pFar IN eombEaE0, Ap1o-
vachad Ia CroEt4ni5a1. R1cuGr.5aso "a
en- Ell Paris L zar" So vendsa l0s bisiet.s
afortunados de Il I.otsrfa de HUmacao. s 5
Dfcoso quo oar cacsao pollticas han
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eaueus. which will probably be held tues
day night. The opposition to Senator
Dolph make no claims, but assert tna
enough mem bers can De controlled 10 ae-
feat DoIph for reelection.
SALEM, Or, Jan. Ex-senator Dolph
arrived tonight to direct his campaign lor
reelection. c. w. Fulton and L. IL
Tongue, who are also leading candidates.
arrived Yesterday and are making active
canvasses. Mr.. Fulton and Mr.. Iongue
are making their canvass on the free Sill
YER coinage Issue, while Senator Doiph
represents the anti-free silver wing OF tue
party.
Tonight Senator Dolph's friends and
supporters are more sanguine than Tor
several days past. From interviews with
members entertaining all shades of opin-
ion, the consensus of opinion is that
should several ballots result in no choice,
the support of both Fulton and Tongue
will go to GOvernor-elect Lord. There
has been more Lord talk to-day than at
any time since the campaign opened. and
the Governors avoidance OF the with
drawal of his name in connection with the
Senatorship lends color to the belief that
the Goyernor-elact has an ambition TO
represent Oregon in the Senate. The exit
of Governor Pennoyer from the field of
politics in Oregon, the inauguration Of
Governor Lord and organization Of the
legislature attracts little attention in
comparison with the contest for the Sem
atorship.
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BOTH SIDES DISSATISFIED.
A Mining Decision That Is Very
Difficult to interpret.

TELLURIDE Colo. Jan. 13-Judge Cab
bert yesterday afternoon rendered de-
cision of the greatest importance to the
mining industry Of Colorado-that opera
tors of stamp mills must use reasonable
means to prevent the flow of tailngs into
streams where others would be materially
injured thereby.
This is the first time it is learned
that the streams must not be used for
such purposes. The effect of this decision
is plainly to be seen. As to what are rea-
sonable means the court is silent. Both
litigants excepted to the decision aud the
case will be appealed.
The decision was rendered in the case of
the San Miguel Consolidated VS.. the Suf-
folk Gold Mining Company. The former
sought an inju ction against the latter
prohibiting them from dumping the tail.
ings of the Suffolk mill into Towards
Fork, a stream, which inflicted serious
damage upon its electrical power plant,
situated below, and dependent upon the
water of the same stream. The defendant
company plead that they had no means OF
disposing OF the tailings other than Dump
ing them into the stream. The mining
and milling interests of the Stale are
largely affected. and the best legal and
expert talent has been employed on both
Sides
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HARD TIMES THERE, TOO.
There Are Thousands of Unemployed
in Australia.
The Government Will Afford Them Relief.
Trouble Among the Sheep.
ShearerS.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Jan. 13.--Advices
received by the Miowera from Sydney,
n. S. W., state thai a great spirit Of un-
rest is felt in that colony owing TO the
depression of trade. The number of an
employed is steadily increasing, and the
increase is followed by renewal of agi-
tation in the form oil meetings and process
sions of unemployed through the principal
streets of Sydney, beside numerous dep
utations to Parliament.
The Mail, the weekly edition of the
Morning Herald. says the agitation has
begun to assume threatening tone, and
the Government must take action at once
to alleviate the distress or serious conse-
ouences are threatened. The revenue for
November last showed startling de-
crease. Though the Intentions of the
Government are not definitely known. the
Ministers have limited that they will
shortly raise a loan for the purpose of
carrying on public works to afford relief.
Another subject now commanding at
tention in Sydney Is the Momba outrage.
In Sep ember last during the sheep
shearers' strike, body of union shearers
attempted TO force the free shearers on
the Monba Pastoral Company's station to
Quit work. The men refused, so the
unionists resorted to acts of violence. but
were stopped by the police. Afterward,
however, they returned and tore up
fences, fred buildings and did other dam
age. Four were ARE sted and have just
been sentenced to seven years In the Gen.
trail Criminal Court. In his Judgment the
Chief Justice severely censured certain
labor members of the Legislature who
supported the unionists in acts OF VIC
lence.
All arrangements have been completed
TO meeting of Colonial Premiers at Ho-
bart on the 29th inst. to discuss the gues-
ton of Australian federation. South Aus
trala, has, however, suddenly withdrawn
and will not take part.
Advices from Newcastle, n. S. W.. state
that the prospects for settlement Of the
dispute of the coal miners is less encourag-
Ing The masters hold TO their intention
to reduce the hewing rate and the miners
refuse to agree to the reduction. so that a
strike is imminent.
The Government of New Zealand has
decided that henceforth no Government
officer shall be paid more than $500 per
annum or allowed more than 10 shillings
per day travelling expenses.
The railway line from Auckland to
Rosturua was formally opened for traffic
December 10 by Premier Sedden of New
Zealand.
Premier Turaer of Victoria has pledged
himself to introduce woman's suffrage
bill into the next Assembly.
Thomas B. Waterhouse, a pioneer and
leading merchant of Hon oIulu, is dying.
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IN THE ENGLISH MARKETS.
Trade Somewhat Retarded by the
Wintry Weather.

LONDON. Jan. 13.-The weather con-
tinuss winIry and in many districts heavy
snowotorms prevail In the wheat mar
ket sellers ara firm, but buyers are most
Indifferent The cold weather and the
American advices have had little effect.
Prices remain nominally UNCHANGED Ar
geDtine crop news has had 10 influence on
the market. Australian shippers are re-
served. English wheat is reported in bet
ter condition with small supply. Parcels
are quiet, spot slow. American parcels
are prompt at 22s 477ad. Flour is firm, with
a moderate demand. Maize is firm and
rather more active for round sorts. Mixed
American parcels are prompt, buyers be-
ing reported at 19s Sd. Barley is dull.
Oats are quiet.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 13.-The market
was more cheerful last week wish increas-
ing Inquiries. but mostly at impracticabe
limits. China, Korea and Japan have
been COCO buyers Of cloths, these being
neglected until April or May. India broad
cloths have good inquiry. but the limits
were mostly too low. A moderate ibusi-
ness was done for the staple market. The
home trade distribution was somewhat in
terfered with by the wintry weather. Yarns
sold readily, but prices were unsatisfsc-
fOrv
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ARCHBISHOP IRELAADTALKS
With Words Of Eloquenee He Answers
Bob IngerSoIl.
UnbeIief, He Says, Has Proclaimed Suicide
as the Sole Hope Of Its I'm.
christian World.

ST PAUL, Jan. 13-Colonel Ingersoll
delivered his lecture on 1.-THE Bible" at the
Metropolitan Opera-house in this city last
night and tonight at the cathedral Arch
bishop Ireland delivered powerful ser
mon on the same subject. After an elo-
quent enlogy of the book and argument in
support of its inspiration, he said:
''Scoff. then, you who dare, at Jesus and
his Bible; scoff at all that is his, chris
tendon and Christian civilization; scott
at family regeneration and at woman;
scott at sacramental marriage and holy
virgniy; scott at the charity that has
.eopled the nation with asylums and hos
pitfalls; scoff at the fatherho God of God and
the brotherhood of man; scoff at the en-
franchised slave; scott at the most sacred
principles of your own American consti-
lution-scoff at Jesus and his Bible.
"Unbelief would take from US our
bibls and our Jesus. What does it give
US? Where Christ is not there is barbar-
ism; there is serYitude Of the weak; des.
potism of the strong; inhunanty and
immortality unbridled and unrebuked by
public opinion. Where Christ is not the
family, with pure women as Its queen. is
not.
What will unbelief give us? 1t replies:
"A scientific, rational world beginning with
itself and ending with ITSELF
''Let US first be consistent and from this
world eliminate what Christian principles
and pactices IL fain would retain. The
words most glibly repeated by unbslief, the
family. dignity OF woman, liberty, frater-
nifty. are Christian words and without Chris
tianity they would be meaningless. Take
them out of your world of unbelief. You
give US scientific world that is you give us
a material world. a humanity without
q soul. without wings. on which to rise to
the skies; a humanity with no purpose in
life but to seek satisfaction for bodily ap-
petites, with leaden sky over it through
which peers no love. no hope, no cDnsola-
ton; where the strongsas themselves
and the weak are crushed under footr
where pleasure is the form of action !;
where there is no power above man him.
self, whose voice calls to duty, whose
memory stills passion.
I'm this world entwine around your
brows the laurel and the rose, and when
they wither, as they will. seek repose in
saicide. Unbeief has been for once con-
sistent-it has proclaimed suicide as the
sole hope of its unchristian world"
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AFFAIRS OF THE COAST.
English to Urge an Appropriation for
OakIand's Postoffice.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Chinese
Minister has issued invitations for recep-
ton on January Is (Chinese New Year,.
AS there are always many curious people
who attend these receptions of the Chi
nese Legations, unlimited. the Minister
will give strict orders that invitations
must be presented at the door.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truxton Beale are again
occupying their residence on Lafayette
square.
Mrs. Hearst will give q musicale next
Saturday afternoon.
Representative English is going to ad-
dress the House in a few days, urging an
appropriation for the Oakland Pos toffice
building. He believes that with the assist
ance of Senator Perkins he can pass the
BILL Senator Perkins has, while in Cali
fornia, been In communication with men,
bers of Congress about the matter.
r. c. Kerens of st. Louis. who was here
as representative of the Santa Fe Railroad,
has returned home. Among other things
he was looking after while here was the
appropriation for deep water farbor at
San Pedro in opposition to the Southern
Pacific's endeavors in favor OF Santa
Monica. Senator White. Kerens and all
others who should know something as to
the prospects, declare there will be q o ap-
preparation for either San Pedro or Santa
Monica made by this Congress. Senator
White Is unreservedly in favor Of San
Pedro, and ii the Senate Commerce Com
mittee goes TO make an examination when
Congress adjourns he will accompany
them. as he is member Of that COM
mittee.
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MISSION OF VALLEJOITEs.
Poor Prospect OF Securing Much at
the National Capital.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Campbell and
Rooney, who were sent here by Vallejo
people to urge the passage of appropria-
tions Tor the new drydock and a battle
ship for the Mare Island hayward, have
an uphill fight before them. They came
here with about $1,000, subscribed by Val
lejo citizens to pay their actual expens es,
but beyond proddipg the California menu
bers to action they cannot accomplish any
thing. Considering the parsimonious
tendency of this Congress and the fact
that the treasury funds are at such low
ebb the chances are that no appropriation
will be made except for new caisson for
the old Mare Island dock. There is DOS
sibility. but not probability, that one of
the new battle-ships will be constructed
there. Congressman English has given
considerable ttention to these matters
and evidently is not much encouraged ar
the prospects.
When Secretary Herbert visited Cali
fornia be was royalty entertained bv Val
lejo people and is kindly disposed toward
them, but 1t is said he entertains some
doubt as to whether one of these battle
ships should be constructed at that yard.