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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-26
T { A T R

El defempeno del sDon juan de serrsllon
gar, de anoohe, dejo algo que desear. A sim
pie vista sc notaba Ia iaiecsi6n ell todos gus
INTERPRETERS y el error que bfa couletido en-
el repsrto de papo!es Nj ei senior Bravo
eBtaba compietainente en- caraoter en- G: de pro
lagonata, nj el senior Roncotoai en ell do <Fa.
dri de s.ps. 4 pesar De tolp, Ia senola
Adams, tuyo a!gunos momeotos felieea en- gu
sirnpatlca sDoha Jaaoss, Ia seilora Rend6n,
llterprct3 I'm ''estudiaata9 ,nuy nlonfsimo.
Ej seiior !'aez desempcIlanao su repugnan
te papel de eDan Carlos de io,reliass, sobre
pui5 sns eompaheyos, cosechando aplahsos
al igaai cue sslscos, ei eiGipatoo e Invisible
apuntador qRe anoche ragai gran altura.
Notu dsae: E-ta novhe Sc ponGfh en- ea.
cena el gTandloso espeetaculo sacro trsdiclouai
en- mnchoe actoa, muehos mas casdros, que
lleva por t,.ulo, e;.oa sieto3 dolores de Maria
santfaima ola passion y mnerte de Nusstro
Selor jesuafi-to
Per 10 yisto ia obra no puede ser mss de
octaaliaa!, pues 81 aver Sc celebr6 la Nativdad
de nlestro Sefor Jesucristo, hoy ae lie condena
mneTte sin compassion w.. fuera De tempo
,au vida darb. 10 que dura un dis!
yfILIE
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De TILL AS

I'll domingo i. del corrieHte lsg tres de
Ia tarde tuvo lngar Ia manifestacion mas es
plGni a one rccuerda Patias.
Patiias, cue entire los pueo.os liberaies no
adtnite ,iyalii.d, ha dado una prueba comp eta
dc yslor civIeo en- el acto solemne de cele-
brar Ell Ay1nmiento Del regimen auton6laico.
de ese sceEtado sistena de gobie-no que ha de
redimir horifuea de Sd continue do!or.
iEcs.oaias!a namero de in.lviduos forma
ban aqaeiis imPortante procession en- la que
tigaraban como i,nagenes hermosas, los estan-
dartes lie todos los gremios, Sfmbo'o de igaal-
dsd en- les sentmientos generates, entire les
cuales se distirgnfan por sua magistrates ieta
lies Ell del Non.ita J e dci oHeeaa de srtessao,
debi los :. ias Aabies agajas de las vrtuosas
puertorriqneIias Obdulia 'futierrez 5 Ramona
Rivera, ayadada Ia primars por el irsanic
ar,fstico de Ia angeiesl Mercedes Munoz; dc
biendo haces eon-tsr el gustoeo desinteres dc
estas seiiori.aa Per .aa uelicada iabor
i}io principle IA manifestation en- la rlora
da del presilente del Comi.e don kzeqHiel Mar
tfnez en- e! balloon constita,5 su nido la grs
oiesa palo.na Rosanra Silva para desde all
hsbiar 8! pueblo con ese lengusje dulce her
moso que solo ed MANAGEABLE por Ia muje4.
Ell tono patrdtico de aquela preciosa ora
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La flll9ya taliia da C0rToos

DeslIs el 1ro. do Eaoro prdximo comenzara
rogir Ia nacva tarifs de Corraos, segdn el
Rsal Deereto 10 s lie Octubro n!timo.
Los sellca seran de los siguentes precies:
/, 2, 3. lniitsimas; l, 9, 3, 4, 5, 6, s, 10,
Is, ~, 40, 90 y so cealavos y . pesos.
Las tafjotas postales de l, 2 y centavos las
scneiiIaA e! donle laa qse llsven respoesta
pagads
Fl ffanqueo eg obligatorio; poro eircularh
la correspondence 40 lraDqpeada hasts la ofui
Ia de destno, donde Sc pasara asiso para que
Ia reeoian los interesados n.edaute los sel'os
que fQeren nectsafioa. Nlughn obiet1 que cir.
ou!e por cor1ao po..ra exceder de lNiogramos
dc peso.
Los ceitifes los para Ia isle y fuera de ella
a les paise5 congenidos Ell Ia Union postaD,
fer! 5 cantayos. Para Ell interior do Las pobla-
clones &c ped1an franquear cert!iicsr caltas y
obls.ee laor los eertitcaos extrayiados Sc
abonaria ) pesos, hacienda lss rec!amaoio1es
dantro tie un mes para los dc Ia is!a; 4o dias
ontre Puerto Rico Cuba; meses para Fiji
rinas, mehes para Ia Peninsula, Baleares y
Canariss.
roda correspondence que por VIA oxtranio'
% circule de un punto o,ro de Ia naconadad
eepafiola, sienilo gu origen de Puerto Rico, de-
tera ser franqueada con arregIo la presente
tarifa, ealvo el caso de que esta sea meuor que
la establec:da por Is Union postal universal.
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NOTICIAS

~ Rogamos i los amigos que nos en-.
ylan ,rabajoa para la CoRREspoNpENc1., en-.
e:ban claro en- cuartillas por un solo lado.
I'm ocasiones pasamos la pena negra para po
der adtfinar algnnas palabras que solo por
analogIa sc puefen comprender. Los caistas
eInplean doble tempo del or.inario en- compo.
ner estos artfcu,os
~ III telegrama que el Directoro au.
tonomista ortodoxo ha dirijido los peliddicos
de su devotion, desfaes de reoibdo ell telegra
ma de los seilores Labra Garcia MoIfnas, di-
ce asf: <Directorio acordo suspender hostili-
dades contra iberales en- periodicos meetings,
| lndicaclon Madrid. Espero secunde prop6sito
y lc de pubicidad. --JCNCOs.,
~ For esta capital circula la noticia,
cnJo tandamento ignoramos, de que es possible
que nuastro dlstlngulde anigo Ell doctor don
francisco Garcia Molinas legue d Puerto Rico
lnnto con el nuevo gobernador de la provincial.
~ Dice un colega de! Oeste que el al
ealde de l.ares, liberal autonomsta de los bue-
nos, ha rennnclado 81 suedo que le correspon-
dla. Aienas ha intro1ucido economics en- ell
presupuesto por valor de seis mil pesos, sus-
prlmendo personal inatI.
~ lnduiablemente esta justifcado ell
que nuestra madre Eva Sc lnclinase la mama.
ma 70 otra fruia, J el que por coger una
sola de aquelas haya dado lugar aque la huma-
nllad pase tantos trabaios. I'm comit6 de
sabios aiemanes acaba de reconocer como la
mejor de todas las frutas la manzana, y lie
atrlbuye tales condiciones que d saber'as nueA-
tros prlmeros padres no qaeda una en- ell Paraf-
So La manzana consttuye en- primer lugsr. un
allmento exoeiente por contener, en- forma faci
dc digerlr, mucho mas acido fosforico que otra
frats !egambre cualquiers. Ayuda las funcio-
nes del hfgado, proporc:ona un sue7o tranqulo,
deslnfecta la haos, absorbe el exceso de acidos
del estGmago, facilita la secreciones renaleg,
impide Ia formation de cilculos combate Ia
Indigestion. Por 81 todo 10 anterior lie parece
poco nuestros leetoyes, Ia manzana, ademss,
es uno De los me iores preservativos contra las
enlermeia ies de la gsrgants, =, despnas de la
naranis y ell lim6n, es Ia fruta que mejor apla-
ca la sed, sobre todo en- las personas que abu-
san del alcoho! ell opio. Vease ST la mama
ma tiepe motives para mostrarse orgnllosa 81
Ia robre haee poco por ;ndemnizarnos de 10
mnchd que por sU causa pa1ecemos.
-, hs precise visitaf Gel TELEGRAPH. dc
). Melon compalia, Fortaleza esquina San
justo. Hay aif un surtido colossal de mercan.
eiss para uso de lss familias de artfculos de
alta noyedsd. Sc vends precios de situaci6n.
III amigo Para.aha que Sc halia en- estado de
mereaaa, dice que eehara el resto con los parro-
qaianos sobre todo con las parroquianas do
Ia casa. D.
~. Anoche Sc reunieron priyadamente
en- el sllotel lpglaterras yarios caballeros con
obIeto te dar los paaos preliminares al fin de
organizer una ge'ada en- ell teatro de esta cspi-
tel, dadios.ts al nifio violinsta Gabriel del Or.
bs, que tanto desea OR nueslro pdblico; y Sc
,oIaaTon aouerd0s tendencies d la realisac6n de
dlcho pensamiento, de mauera que ell acto re-
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NOI'ICIAS

- ala Damocracia, consagrs paiabras
de ju.tieia al general Msrfn gobernador de
Puerto Rico, que en- breve abandonara nueatras
plaYaa Gobern6 la isla en- tpoca mag azaroea,
cuaa,lo Ia iatransjgcnca Is saapicaea to-
manic pie en- los asuntos de Cuba, cfesnco 81
tnaeidn muy difleil en- este pafs, urdieron ira
nas 4ue ps;"aron de Is Iibartai i tnuehos ciu'
aaaa9os. II sencra! 1iarfu 10 pudo sustraerse
tv! t.,3o i q .stnorIara qao Tasnlraba, d Ia pc
Utica que Sc imponia, pero 20 &c doolagd !, Ia
preston seaec;olaria. 10 consintio Ell que &c
e1stemaraa procaiimicntcs sumaEisiEoa. q Ia
acrmsaia de ias paeiones opuao su aotopclitieo
su tempianzs. A csc taeto y a csa templan-
"a, dabese tai vez que 30 hnbiese corrido san
gre en- a .latibalo, indudablemsn.a cue los
presoR de l.tn@o, l!a,ilo y Camuy, hoy libres,
no liegaran !. s.s connnsaoa Ell Cauta en- Me
lila. Nosotros amigos del s.ae.sl Marin,
hacelnos naestras las paabras de <i4a Demo
efacia..
- Hoy, u as nieietnbre, Sc cumpen
cien ailos de Ia her6ica defensa de Agusdlla,
caando fld ihvs;;ida ror los ingieses en- ii3i.
Re.;feeta dc este glerioso acontacimiento, tie
nemos un artieulD en- eartera qse pnhiicaremos
probablemente mafiaBa.
=. De Ponce nos escrben que Ell motiyo
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Sociedad de conciertos

Es'ahecl'a poF ests Sociedad una Aeade.
mla de musica, aa han creaao en- la misms las
olases de solfeo, violin viola, yioloncello v
eontrabajo.,
LIS matrfeu'a queda alberta desae esta fe.
cha hasta q de Enero prdximo.
Los a'umnos pudientes psgaran a! a1o
pesos por mstrfeala derechos dc examen. 81
e5tu!lan solteo, 10 pesos 81 alg,in Instruments.
La socledad dara ensehanza gratuita &
ounce alemnos pobres, diex cuyas plazas ha
saunclado Ia Dipntscion provincial, cinco
lne Proveera la drectiva, previas instsncias al
presidente lue auscrbe, dentro del plazo iiado.
Los asplrantes pneden pasar por la casa de la
Academia Luna 80, atos) enterarse de los
demls reqsisitos que deben llenar. Puerto Ri.
co, % de Dioiombre de ls97.-El presidente,
l'erso$lo as MEDINA. Ell socretario, lose q.
leL I0Xe. =
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ntiIIan!es !! J; EITi|.anteS !! .l,,'. For
San JUAN.

de una gran fabtioa de Europe, 80 reaiiaan al
eosto, pfeciosas aihaia4 con bri'lantea, desde
uuo hasts kiates. Us ,lra verdaders oportn
nlds para hacerse de una haena joya, por
noco dineYo. lIasta al 10 DO Gnero pr5yiuo
r;nF,sis Is gsngs.~ NOFA. Casl dc ha'de SO
realiaan t}esda pesos en- adaIante, reloiee dc
plata, nike! acero. De reqetieidn crondgrs
l3s i precios muy vantajosoa. Artfoalca de
atte en- bronco, hiscuit Y terra-cota, aeaha'ios
lie renihir; al como todos los artieuos del giro
re venaen lnHy baratos. Vsfese el gran Bazaar
lie Movedas!es d. Goa.4ies Iat2in Xe,maaos,
caiia dc San francisco, mum. 38. 1874
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si5n dc cuaqaiera esentualidad, dobe cantdad
dc Ia neeesara. I'm Ia stada inea sc consul
mo, pues, por tdrnino medic, a!reledor de ne
dio million de tonelsdas al allo. sianlo el I'M
porte do csta montaiia dc carbon unos iiez mi
llonts 10 frances.
@pNABAsT0 PUBM00.-..l.a oarno DC
sts. # ayiendeta maiiana on e1ta capital %
ceaf&sos 81 kilo.
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A Inc tshiianfae dc Ia sla de Puerto Ric'
10y "a1ituhsss Los eranties constant.

n lUS i'aaiiasissa Ios srandes const8ntes
sscriioios one por Iargos aiios has. venido ha
cienta para conseguir el excessive otdlito y
doedi''a protection que este respectable phb|ieo
ha oispensado contlnaa tdispensaudo los
pro@netos ds mi fabriea de cgareos ella Be
lleza, sPajsrito,s como estos habitantos los
laslan l'alece cue alguna persona aproye-
chando la oportunldaa de que por poleEosas ra'
zones me VI ohigado i suprmirles el lotrero
de sLa Bslleza que al trasIuz del papel tenfa
cada cigarro, ha propalado que estos son fslsi-
! ioalos, y habiepto liegaio a mi noticia, me
| aprekuro 4 poncr en- oonocimiento del pibiico,
<qee son lestiimos de Nj fab1ica, nstlie con
mas autoraad gee los ,nismos fumadores, po-
| dran garantlzar eeta vefaa'. pUes slelnpre en-
conjraran la ,nsma clase de materia! eli dirhos
| cigarro5. que tarto crddito han conquistado
Gontlo quiera que han stdo conocidos Apre.
oiaoos protectores: tened la ssgaridadde que el
dueno de Ia fabrlca de cigarros ella b&liezas 8
<Pajaritos, contlnnara hacienda saeriiujcs, PC
70 sempTe dsll. sus parroquianes un excelen.
te eigarro.- RODRIGUEZ. so Is
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CAFE Y RESTAURANT
-sssaL a@s HRA =,
ee Benfto C03reras 4 lompa0<a
San lose 10, treate al =" Casino Eslon7ol"

Este eatableaimiento nueyamentc decorado
con el MAJOR gusto, ha removable sns muebles
para celehrar las Passuas y sc ofrecn d nus
merosa clientela. Sc propone eohar ell resto
para NOCHE BUENA. IIabr:a suculenta Y
varis''a cens, vinos licores exquisitos, sin que
falte 81 TRADITIONAL eleehon al horno,, pavo y
gaiinas trufadas, jamones, pescados, escabe-
ches, emparedsdos las CELEBREs liALLA-
GAS DE POLIO. Con que va 10 sabe la
gente de gusto. l5-S
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Gran Hotel "!ng!ate!Ta'' uar Hotel o15sII dc pr

Montsto 4 Ia altura de los mejores de Europa.
Eistas i ia bahia. Con gahinete de lectura.
departamento de cantina, tabadnerfa TN ele
aa.te ca!dn .te lscefea.- sfedais assde pos
PESOS en- adeianto segin la habitaci6n que Sc
oeupe A. AGUDO,-Propietsrio).
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kG Gljl.iENK0FF KORbEEl
&@G I'll
aa1 Agentes del cheque Bank Id
Iaoaares y New-York.

lIacen pagos por cable.
Gran aobra todas las capitales de Espaha,
eobre LONDREs, PARIS, NUEVA-YORK
IIAMBURGO, IIAEANA.
Comprau venden GRO, y tods clase de
n,oneda extraniora.
Compran, venaen y dan avaneos sobre
Cd!ulas Hipotecarias del Bauao Territorial =
Aurflnin etc
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Agencia Mendez. 1MP9STAgloN papTsCA6H y ,,E.S Ex.
sentante de las principaes fsbgcas
norte americanss. Agente de la harna de
trigo marca ePoryenr,. Tocino en- penquitas
ma1ea eRversides. Jamones enperiores marca
Agui!a. Idem Pic Mic, marca Sol. Mantoea
Chicharrdn; La Victoria, ldeln corrente, ideln
La Vencedora. Gerry eza iaem EstreIla, idem
id. Aguila maquina, de coser idom Union.
Para informes, dirijirse 4 don Arturo Men
dez, Cristo y, capital. 3O-22
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lDMpi!f T1nlfs de eniermeda'es dc Ia ger-
ooi:"oh ea's" ganta, maris = oiRos.-Con
saltas grataitas de 10 I. II dc Ia rnailana por e
DR.. Bsizauli. Plaza de San Jose Gunto Ia
Ig!esis}. T
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!nsay.eanin No l.4bieado podido ooioear to-
Ah's'osa"'o daa as papeletas de Ia venta por
scciones lie un cabs 10 'iepostado en- poder de
don sieolde OfIsndy, De Guayans, cGyo caba-
llo sc sdjudiearfa la persona que rfefentara La
papeeta, con ienal nuniero al del premio :'la- :
7or de Ia Latetis Provincial ell el sorteo que
ha dc .iectuarse ei 80 del eorrente, su duelo
hsce saher & todas las personss que hayan to-
rla95 ai.raas de lag leteridas papeletaa J lag
hay ~ pagado, pason q recoger gu impofte de
manos lie don Agustin Fernandez en- esta villa,
por haber dejado sin efecto la mencionada
<venta por acciones,. Gaayama Diciembre Is
de 1897. 6-3
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kilos cafe.
EpHTke, Peras, meioeotones, fresas to-
HI ihoi das las dennis cIased en- almfhar y
en- su inso. C;ruaIas.. ..secas, oastslas aveilapas
nueces. keeitaaaa ca traseos "Reina" Y
"Manzanitl..' rsltanas con anehoaa Anchoas
sIn espinaa. or aeeita setas seras, ea latas.
Queso Far,desaao, Grusere, Mahcets MAN.
ehago. G3i.s lie tomato iialiana y legtima
pasta para sopa. 1'ru;,s del Perigord, petit.
pois con ianion mantequilla al natural.
Macedonia de legumbres; fageolets J todas las
demas coneervas lie caTnes, asaC.3s J legumbres
sa elases seleetas Lamprea caracoles i Ia
ssBordalsae'' sopa ',Jahana". Vinos dc cham
paane, Jerez, itaiiaaoa J ol aeredtaao Rioia
tiMulita'' y IS tan eonoeids eefve,a "kncla'
| lenen constanteGente cn ri eoimsdo 'sl.a Mu :
lita'', Espslol compahfa
~. Son verds lerameute curiasos los datos
one pupica ~ periodico aleman proposito de
los eastos que ocasionan los grandes paqnebots
de ia Lfnea EIambufgo- E>tsdos Un;dos. Di-
chos barcos 4ue,no.i, pc dfa J por t;.mino
medic, de $50 500 tonelaias lie carbon, o
sea para csda viaje desle Hamburgo Nueva
York, un total dc l.750 2.loo tonelsdss.
Para trssl.0Ir,s. !. ao.iq es:a annrme masa de
combustih.e, se neces:tan cu:.tro Irene-, com.
ppesto cada unn de s. ragoEes Los deposi-
tos de los bsTe3s eon.ieuen ademas, en- preyl-
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recent years has attracted so great atten-
ton in departmental circles as that now
progressing in Ohio. Every Ohioian in the
government service. and their name Is le-
gion, has been called on TO enter the cam
paign in the Buckeye State. Judge A. G.
Thompson is practically the only promi-
nent Ohio statesman in public life who is
still at his post. Judge Thompson is chair
man of the commission to codify penal
laws, and formerly represented the Ports
mouth (O.) congressional district He Is ac-
counted one of the Shrewdest of the Buck
eye politicians, and was really and truly an
original Mckinley man.
In speaking of the situation in Ohio Mr.
Thompson said to-day: II feel confident
the Republicans will be victorious in Ohio
this fall and also that Hanna will secure
a majority in the Legislature sufficient to
return him to the Senate. / have made sew
eral trips to Ohio during the campaign
and from my observations on the ground
well as advices / have had since my re-
What effect, Judge do you think Bryan's
meteoric fight through Ohio will have?'
ut appears TO me that Bryan's appear
ance in Ohio cannot help but be beneficial
to the Republicans. You see it will draw
out the Republicans as well as the Bryan
ties, and it appears TO me will only serve to
show our men that the opposition is in earn
est and that they must take firm hold If
they expect to win No, Bryan's appear
ance i'm Ohio affairs will work to your adj
vantage OF this there can be no doubt, in
my opinion. i expect TO leave for Ohio to-
morrow and will probably make a speech
or two in my old district before the polls
open Nov g"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-31
MANY INTERESTS INVOLVED.
Decision That VIII Interest Lawyers
with Corporation Practice.

NEW YORK, Oct SO--In the United
States Circuit Court Judge Lacombe to-day
handed down an opinion which substantial
~ settles the law regarding the service of
process upon nonresident corporations. The
question involved was whether a
foreign corporation doing no business
and having no property in this judicial
district can be brought from its legal DOM
icile and be forced, frequently at great ex-
pense and always with much inconvenience,
to defend suit In New York State. The
cases in which this important question came
and the Union Associated Press VS.. the
Times. Printing Company Of Chattanooga.
and the Union Associated Pressl VS.. the
Times Printing Company. These actions,
as about fifty or sixty others, were brought
against a large number of newspapers,
principally corporations, for an alleged IL
bel. The libel is alleged to have been pub
lished by the defendant, a corporation or
ganzed under the laws of the State of
Tennessee. in newspaper published by II
in Chattanooga. The defendant has
no property here and has no
office fOr the transaction of bus
iress here. The plaintiff sought TO
obtain a Jurisdiction by the service of a
summons upon an advertising agency on
the theory that it was a managing agent.
The defendant thereupon appeared special
ly in the actions through It's counsel, Mr.
Leopold Wallack, and moved to set aside
the service upon the grounds that service
upon the agent was not service upon tne
defendant as required by law. This motion
having come on from argument, was origin
ally denied
on motion of defendant for reargument
of the motion the ground that service
upon a managing agent is only permissible
when the corporation has property within
this State or where the cause action arose
within this State, Judge Lacombe, in the
opinion handed down to-day, grants the mo-
ton to set aside the service of the sum-
mons holding that a foreign corporation
doing no business within this State and hav-
ing no property here cannot be sued in this
judicial district for cause OF action which
did not arise here This decision, in view
of the large interest affected by the ques-
tions involved. will be studied with great
care by all lawyers engaged in corporation
practice,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-31
A HAWAIIAN MYSTERY.
Attempted Suicide of n CIeveI1nder,
Who Recently Went to Honolulu.

HONOLULU, Oct 80, via San Francisco
Major S. A. Mulhauser who claims to hail
from Cleveland o., made futile attempt
at suicide on the 22d instant by shooting
himself through the breast with a small
caliber revolver. He will recover. Mulhaus
ers mission in the islands seems to be en-
veloped in q. great deal of mystery. When
he passed through San Francisco on his
way here the newspapers printed interviews
with him, in which he stated that he was
coming here as tlse special messenger Of
President Mckinley. This statement was
stoutly denied a Washington. When he ar
rived here Muhauser denied ever having
made such a statement. When closely ques-
toned as to his mssinon here, however,
he led one to infer that he was here on
a political mission. He claimed that his
father and Mark Hanna were fast friends
and that he might have any political pre-
ferment he chose. He also claimed to be
close to Mckinley and carried photograph
of the President and his wife IN the casing
of his watch. Mulhauser also claimed that
he had taken a great interest in politics,
having been connected with the district at
torney's office at Cleveland and having run
last fall for the State Legislature, unsuc-
cessfully, however. He also professed to
correspond for several newspapers. The
major has spoken of himself as accomplish
ing a good deal of work while here. He
has frequently called at the American lega-
ton and government buildings, although
the government officials profess to know
nothing of his personal business.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-31

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON Oct. 30-Next to the out
come of the mayoralty election of Greater
New York, the political situation in Ohio
attracts greater interest than any other
topic discussed at the national capital. The
sudden death of Henry George in New York
yesterday occupied the entire attention of
such politicians as remain in Washington,
but to-day the sensation caused by Mr.
Georges death has in measure died out,
political prognosticators and those watching
the situation in Greater New York having
evidently settled to their entire satisfaction
which candidate will inherit the George
strength The most general opinion is that
Seth Low will be the beneficiary. This
opinion is based largely on the public as
well as private utterances of Henry George,
that If he could not secure election himself
he would prefer to see Low knock off the
plum. This expression Lows followers
confidently interpret TO mean that a suffi-
cient number of Georges friends will drop
into the Low column to transfer the pro-
fessor from the presidency of Columbia Col
lege to the mayoralty of Greater New York.
With the situation in New York city set
tied to their entire satisfaction, political
gossips generally turn their attention to
Ohio. Within administration circles
greater interest has been exhibited relative
TO the Ohio situation from the start than
that manifested over the outcome in New
York city. Probably no campaign within
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-31

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3O.-The political
campaign in Kentucky virtually ended to-
day, and allfthe campaigners returned from
interior points in the State tonight. A
more thorough canvass of the State could
not possibly have been prosecuted than that
carried on by the various candidates for
clerk of the Court of Appeals, the only state
has been the chief topic of discussion in
the State at large, while in the towns and
cities the issues have been purely local.
lied the local campaign in Louisville is re-
markable. In the eyes of the best political
judges the contest for the mayoralty has
is a most complicated one and in this re-
spect it bears a similarity to the campaign
now being waged in the metropolis. Both
sides are confident and none can hazard a
guess as to the outcome. George d. Todd,
Republican, and Charles Weaver, Democrat,
are the respective candidates for mayor.