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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-25
1874 = LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

egamente ho porque tengo edad necesara para
poder ceo La mejor prueba que daros que
ho esoy dspuesto entregar toda mi fortuna
fanza para deeis bertad fortuna mi nco
heredero
~ fortuna lie pregunt6 ell juez paideciendo
1podeis decirme que cantidad ascende?
E senor Delarue, mi banquero deca esta maana
ascendia q seis millones.
El senor Hardy sc mordi6 los labios
ST Fernando Hugues deba heredero de Raimundo
rico, sstema de acusaci6n Gaia base
No asena por gusto las gente cuando seis
m;ones.
IL Podeis probarme, porque tiene gran mportanca
Saba agn da ell heredero de
fortuna? 1Habes testado en- favor suyo?
NO necesaba hacer testamento mi dnico heedero legal
abuela, que 10 al msmo tempo de mi .prio Pero
rcuedo dato mas conouyente carta que escbf
Hughes hace pocos das Ia cua edecfa que mi ho
mi heredero. lisa carta. sss5 a ss.sas.
Elsa carta d6nde esta?-pregunt6 el juez. st .
Encierra asuntos muy confdenciales que rogarfa
ovidarias leida ella de oven Creo
que habeis comprendido. $500. @. ss a@4
ST, senor parece la il leo, podeis conar
discretion. ,Pero hala? sobre
regissrado todos boslos Al egar aquf m6nos
que este maeta s.a.
-iLa maeta del senorito?-djo Proasio, habando por
prlmera
Amigo milo, quien sois vos?e pregunt6 el juez diri
giendo Protaso mirada oblfcua
-Es antigua servidor, amigo le respondi6 afecuo
samente Ramundo;- o;--Slverio Protasio.
por que coincdenca halaban ustedes de la
del baron? 5sa .szGaf
Porque yo supe en- las ofcnas del baron ell
miento de sefora fuf Embellishments Saint Cloud
Al encontr mi buen Proasio que desde por la maana
esperaba mpacene porque debo adyeros que todas las
ma1anas iba af para tener notcias de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-25

teatro, quizas con mi dinero. Me ech6 al
al bolsillo un revolver.
FL matador va se quien es un cualqulera,
un panadero que, despu{s de dar el producto
de todos los panecllos que amas6 en- ounce
afios, Sc quedo sin pan que llevarse q la boca,
con la muj er enferma, con Ia hija necesitada,
oonfando en- la renta que le pasarfa la sonora,
quien se titulaba el Bonco de Espai1a del pa
1oe1eyo -. GBonito BancoD
~ ell muerto?
sAcademico de la Real de Medicina; con-
sejcro de instruction publica, membro de las
iuntas de Sanidad provincial de Benefcencia
general de otras corporaoiones cientftcas,
persona conocida en- la polftica, afliada al par
lido conservador y signifcada en- la fracclon
romerista>
I'm gran muertO, un muerto de luJo-y
csos muertos, en- Madrid, resucitan.
Para amparar al obrero, para atenuar el
acto del matador, para ir fernando 10 que Sc
llama opinion ptbhco, para todo ESQ estan los
peri6dicos dem6cratas y republicanos. Yea
mos 10 que dice este de Madrid, este tan po-
pular: @
'~ Gel criminal necesitando cobrar su dinero,
no lograndolo despues de varias tentativas'
no busco el camino de la ley para consegurlo. ,
Yo crefa que iba Il decir otra cosa.
Imaginable 20 que ell periodico lba q apro
vechar la coyuntura para sacar i la pdblca
vergienza la ineicacia de nuestras leyas; para
probar que los Villuendas Sc hacen justicia POI
su mano, porque no tienen fe en- que Sc Las
haga nadie; para lamcntar la muerte, pero am
parando al matador ilustrando al Jurado, que
81 luera frances absoverfa al REQ. Yo crefa, en-
fin, due ell peri6dico iba 4 decir y hacer algo de
10 mucho habrfa dicho y hecho 81 el muerto
hubera sdo Ell ntr0.
-iPero no comprende usted, me dijo un
amigo, que 81 sc atenaa ell acto del panadero
que mata per cobrar, Sc va 4 despoblar medic
Madrid? ..-(Conti,euord)
- LUIS BONAFOUX.
(Hrohi6ida h repyoducci6n.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-25

mortales durante las cuaes Raj
estu de penetrar la vivienda
Gambia, prentendo 10 que ell interior
ocurrfa, par adefender por 81 mismo su Fernando.
Protasio lie detenfa:
podrfa conducir ofuscaci6h manana msmo
senrfas haber cometido, senior marques?
Los dos sufrfan horrbemene cuando fin, Fernando
apareco agentes les hubean
clavado al suelo, llenos de
va haban hecho sub Fernando ell coche; los magis
egaban aquel momento los cabae ban echar
andar cuando Ramundo precpito al esrbo, grtando:
i Fernandez. -. ihijo mfo
= TIL aquf, querido Raimundo!
Huues sat6 del coche escapandose de las de los
agentes precpit6 en- los brazos de Raimundo.
mo temas; la he salvado!
Has comprenddo al fn-le djo Raimundo emocicnado
hasta el fondo del alma.
Hace muchfsimo tempo; as que puedes comprender
que ardor la habre cuidado.
Dispensad, cabalero dijo uez de instruction, dando
palmada ell hombro a Fernando.
Oh!-respondio e ioven amabe sonrisa, no he olv
dado vuestra usca no sera
cruel que perma abrazar mi padre. Adlos
-Pero que ocura!-exclam6 Raimundo; =
sospechar de tt! ia detenerte
Fernando encog6 de hombros
Mira que las al principle asuste des'
pues furioo ahora esas mi lado no
hare mas refine de esta loca aventura.
Moeado por topo burlon que Fernando empleaba, Ell
juez de instruction le do
Me he sido demasado indulgente para con
lEa! len Marcia!
-Esa muy bien cabalero-dijo Raimundo emocionado
por las palabras de Fernando-iNos voveremos ver
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Y A RI ( D A D { 5

Soluoi6n la Charada de ayer:-Matacan
Va I|nnn ell rico vim, gallego marca <Cerece-
~ "o5o do,, que tan merecida fama ha
alcanzado en- Puerto Rico, debido & sus buenas
cualidades; hora es va de que ostente la media
liza de orc que tan dignamente ha ganado en- la
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LoCion antiherpetica del Or Monies

-Es ell mejor medicamento para curar los hel-
pes, quitarles la picaz6n en- ell momento de
aplicarla.-Esta <Loci6n. esta perfumada.-
Cura la caspa evitando la caida del cabello.--
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines. mai
chas espinillas de la cara.-Exite seguro &
inmediato.-Pfdase en- todas las boticas de la
lsla.--Al por mayor en- la del Sr. Guillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-25

NIlnVn hnial EN- CAYEY eLa Aurora, En-
''S'S' casa de altos, en- la carretera
central de la poblacion. Habitaciones como
das ventiladas y con vista la calle mas cen
trlca mas transitable; y sobre todo esmeraia
hmpleza, cocina selecta, mesa inmejorable, con
servicio escogido buen trato; para 10 cual e>
cuenta con excelentes sirvientes amables Sc
norltas para atender al bello sexo. 45-26
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jAbanicos!! jAbanicos!!

E Capcho cia indispensable adculo
se1cto surdo desde centa
hasta 25 Sudo complete abancos de uo medic o
de coo de todos bonitos baraos
CanisetdS, Medals Y CaCetines.
epecidad de la hemo
surdo CASETA ho de Escoci dgadas batta
comodas Came de cooes de lana amsetas
de seda Canes mea surtdo
verdadero sobre todo baao
Todo ell mundo E2 C1ry1cho.
San Juso 81 1O-1O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-25

81 nn|m2dn de Cerecedo, Hermanos y Com
IL oo'"uuo panfa acaba.de recibir un elec-
to surtido de provisiones, entire las cuales hay
salchich6n de Bologna de Vich, mortadella
de Milan, orejones de melocoton, queso Gruye-
re, fresas su jugo, higos secos, peras de
California, datiles de Berberfa, pastel del caza-
dor, salchich6n de foagras de lebre, fresas
inglesas de California, jabones de Riegers,
aqua de Colonia xMarie Farina, lenguas a la
escarlata, alcohol <Cleteass, aqua de azahar y
la sin rival mantequilla frascos titulada de
clos Doctores>, venden Cerecedo, Hermanos
y Compaflfa.
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Camisetds, Medals Y CalCetines.
San JustO 81.

Exposition de Puerto Rico. Lo recomenda
mos sus costantes favovorecedores. - Cere-
do, Hermanos CompaHfa.
CHARADA
Con imperative modo
Manda altiva mi torimera
Que mi seg,uada tercera
Sea menos que mi todo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-25
tlEI poricinnco" PELUQUERIA Y PER
II UIlOlOIl2V EIIMERIA DE SERGIO

LECOMPTE. - CRUZ 12. Surtido general
& importation directa de 10 mas selecto que
en- perfumeria Sc fabrica en- Fra,scio, Legzote-
IRA Italia. Especialidad en- enseres de Bor6e-
RIA y Pea.tau1aeaSo Aeg1eso. Limpieza y servi
clio inmejorable. Sc admiten abonos.
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J. 7 Silva Y Compania TE1UAN : edrta s;sts 81 ef'

tambien por cable sobre todas las plazas de
Espana sus islas adyacentes por cantidades y
memories de 1915. Gira sobre las plazas princi-
Holanda, Dinamarca, Bulgaria, Russia, Sueci,
y Noruega, Suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumania,
servia, Turqufa, Grecia. La Argelia, ell
Egipto, Siria Tdnez. Sobre New-York. San
to Domingo, 6 Isla de Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-25

AIm2nnn Liberia de OLYMPIC Otero (Ponce)
Alihuv0''P Puerto-R Rico. - JOSEFFI. - Polka
noble, l 20 centavos. os.-KALBRENER.-
bum 3 Rondos, 1 -1DEM.-Trozos de Con-
ciertos Opera 102, Is 81 centavos. - IDEM.
Gran Fantasia l S l3 centavos.
nueto Rond6, Is l3 entavos.-IDEM.-Le
Fou Opera l3e Escena Romantica, 45 centa
-iQuerra Vd. eer,-decia en- cierta oca-
sion una mujer de dudosos antecedentes un
afcionado los placeres de Baco,-que desde
hace diez anos que enviud6, no he echado de
menos los goces matrimoniales?
-1Creera Vd., sehora-repuso ell bora
cho,-que desde que me conozco ndnca he te-
nido sed?
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-11
LAST APPEALS ARE DlsMlssgD.


San Francisco, Dee 9.-The supreme
court has dispelled the last hope Of w.
H I. Durrant, the murderer Of Blanche
Lamont and Minnie W.-lsams, BY dispos-
ing in summary manner Of his two ap-
Peals.
In q written opinion from the pen Of
Justice Beatty, which Is coneuTyed in by
all but one of his colleagues, the court
affirms the Judgment Of Judge Bahrs in
remanding the prisoner to San Quentin
until the time set for his execution, but
reverses that resentsneing Durrant to be
hanged on November IL. and remands
the case to the superior court with in
stTuctiOns to proceed according to law
As the nenittituE was ordered issued
forthwith, and the court holds that execaH-
ton can only be stayed now by the Is
suance Of . certificate Of prObable cause,
Il only remains 10 resenfence the con
demned murderer.
Justice Garoutte alone dissented from
this opinion, maintaining that Durnntis
appeals should have been dismissed, a.
the time required by law for their perfee-
ton had been allowed to lapse.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-11
N THe LOWERING cAse.


Washington, Dee. 7.--Seeretary. Aleel
has made public the Teprimand admins
tered to Captain Lowering BY sentence 81
CONTINENTAL, a. follows:
by order Of the PRECEDENT, the pro
ceedings, findings and Sentence in thu
case Of Catain l. A. Lowering. Fourth In.
fantFy, Is approved. Il d, however, "a
be regretted that an ofEense 20 great and
example 80 far-reaehfng a. this should b
visited with % light penalty. There /.
no question but Private Hammond de-
served punishmept for his conduct, but
he should have received II in lawful
way. The military laws governing the
army are explicit. They prescribe the
duties Of officers and enlisted men, with
the penalties for their vocation. Undes
them, both have rights and obligations
When, therefore, an Officer with the in
telligence and experience with which
Captain Lowering is credited, mot only
violates these laws, but exhibits such q
lack Of humanity as = shown q this case,
he should receive more severe sentence
than mere reprimand c. uniting such
al is degrades the officer more than the
soldier he Furnishes, and shows unftness
for the care and command Of men. Tn
der excitement msn frequently do things
which in sober moments they recall with
sorrow and regret, but this case is ag-
gravated by the fact that after weeks Of
deliberation the officer eEinces no regret
for his wrongful aets"
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pResIpENT AZ THe cAPITAL.



Washington, Dec. o. President Nc
Kinley, accompanied by Assistant Secre-
tary Day, he's arrived in Washington
rom the bed de Of his mother. who Is
dying at Canton Ohio, suffering from par
alysis.
He was met by Secretary Aleer, Score.
tary Bliss and Private Secretary Porter
and drove to the White house. The pres
ident has received two kilograms en-
route from Canton to Washington re
porting the condition Of his mother al
Canton. but he was anxious for later
news, 50 Secretary Porter stopped at the
Telegraph Office on the way home from
the station to inquire for any dispatches
that might be waiting. There was none
however, 50 the party proceeded TO the
White house. where breakfast was had
In the middle of the forenoon q message
was received from Abrer Mckinley al
Canton saying that the presidents moth.
er was renting in about the same condi
ton as when he left. sleeping and un,
conscious. She might last through the
day, or even one or two days longer, but
was liable to die At any moment.
Arrangements have been made for the
return trip to Canton this evening. Tn,
president, Mira Mckinley and a party oi
half dozen close friends and relative,
viii leave Washington at 7:20 o'clock by
a special car attached TO the regular Penn
sylvania train and arriving in Canton al
20 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
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-
-. The EigAtAiils Ditch Company i,
49, Incorporated II Livingston Win !
nPlsai u $1,000. for the purpo.e u :. !
caring hater 70 reclaim lands - ~ u,
per fellowsiOae. 's UP
~ supreme court, in an oplnion hv
thlri Justice Pemberton. s.tahlIsAs. ~.
.A1ldliy q the eods law, which male !.
la.l elaln for unpaid license dus -.
STATE oE county . lien upon any nro,s.s.,
49, y ths business for which the lleens.
M supreme court Of Montana hold.
mat shsfiis are entitled 10 mIleaye :, ~
&c - 10 esnss psr mile while tsansport.
iss prisoners and others al the ekpen,,
= The state The state autAoritiel 49,
les "
several ladies q Butte have been r.i..
~ subscriptions toward = fund Tor ths
as'sn-s q Mira Emma J. Rapliste, -.
ssissa u the murder d her husband Tres
hAFs - far collected more than eadO ~,
- ~ 49, IN al NtttL
M"Ekinen have he<n earaeed under m.
diEsstloA ef Major y. Il Joaes a ~
asAaEssHnAslss's dspaFtment, in CHARGE n
he eonssEastiOn u Port Hauis,a tor
'Fssiai days past in developing the watsr
sati'iy - The reservation. There are two
sPstags. The Gov Al aae II which has ~.
1900 EalioAs 10 - hours, ana The Other
gisias saO gallonH
Ihs ee1nsY ssargeyoF u Cascade county
sssAghtd his ot1easl Fasitian II the request
" shs bard u county commissioner
$40 tosina that His private aGIair wers
sitrn fsrtsssAee etsF hls pablle duties.
W. b Jerdaa. sAo see<htiy purchased
talss snst u sgEiealtaral had in GAs
sAlseAs sissE sslsey. - arranging 10 con,
sasu2t ~ lssiEating aaRai With capacity
II nDo iaeb@s u waIsx. Tie ditch viii
sAsrad Sona ths rally Gss miles aad viii
sssaal@ . saiaAhis trset II agsiruituEai
lsnd A preliminary survey le3 the nex
AanA has aiFeady le~n naAs.
4 nssesins u Tia PiaAsers Il Jsasrsus
c@samsy II called Al he Boaldss Hos
kt&tass ns~snlsE 10. al eisiock ,. m,
81 IAs Faspass Il alEAhisins an ala set,
sArss' sssosAalSos. Al sho we've ca Ihs
aaY q. ~ - JsaasssA esaMiy ~ Dsnsa.
h~s ~. ls1t. sIs ooasAdsssa silxiaas "a
@snaA@ssAip,
hn~s@l saaiis sss tsfhgtne IN lritess
sssaa nsaesa msa sho sss in he Kiaa,
aiAs. saA he trass II Hansa a sAsm h
s@~assssag - ths uAais. usys he Hsl,
saA iaAry~@1sss. Aihsgs v Murphy and
NYTus y tAsg sEs 81 na~sna CITY. ca,
sss4 Canaea Mesd has ss@rAaa Lake Ia
EtsA. sAsss Ne has ssseag ssai and ua,
4asas ss.l wh9h he wtsss, 1aAgs G y
tisss So al taks isennrsL
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-11
WERE CAUGHT IN RAPIDS
IeAaTIGs Loss rAela ouTfITs.
HALF . Dexen KIenaikeFs Drownea
IN the white Herse RaDids-
PrespeetoFs In the HeetaIinaua
Cssntry.

Victoria, b. c., Dec. lO.-Five or six.
and perhaps sever, lives have been Lost
In the White Horse rapids, Lewis river,
during the last two months, according
TO John Hepburn, who has just arrived
from there. A boat built for four or six
men was found below the rapids one
morning, but there was no trace of the
occupants. They must have all been
drowned. Other parties lost their outfits
but managed TO save their lives. There
Is now little open water between the rap
ids and lakes. most of It beirg frozen
over.
At White Horse rapids there are about
30 people and there are IS a the foot Of
March lake. There are at least 100 more
below White Horse aIi mary others
have gone into ths Hoe, 4linqua country
TO prospect during the winter. Hepburn
hsd heard Of TO strikes beiFg nade on
the HOotaiinqna or tributaTies but a
man named Davis washed $1,000 from the
river bars last summer. Hepburn be-
lieses that rich ltrikes will be made on
the Hootalinqua this Ninter.
Al Tagish house the weather was bit
terry cold, the Thermometer REGISTERING ~
degrees below. People were met making
their way down al. along the route 10
the head Of Lake Bennett. Among the
gold seekers was q woman who was pull.
ing her sled all alone, and she was max.
ing fair time.
Lake Bennett was still open Is miles
from the foot on November "a, and the
mercury stood at "a below.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-11
MAY HAVE TO PAY FoR IT.
Montana Representative who Mmds
Senatorial Statements.


Helena, Mont, Dec. Judge McIn
tyre, in the district court, has decided
the demurrer entered by Representative
Fred Whiteside. As member Of the in.
restigating committee of the legislature
he made statements in n minority report
charging Cole with duplicity and crooked
work in connection with the building Of
the capitol He gave a copy Of the report
for publication in advance Of its reading
in the house, and also, after the Iegisla.
ture adjourned without adopting his re
port, reiterated his statements in a letter
10 the. Independent.
He pleaded in demurral TO the com
plant Of Cole that he had been informed
by reputable persons that the charges he
made were true, and believed them TO BE-
true, and believed it to be his duty to
publish them, as q member Of the legis.
lature in the interest Of the people.
To the second complaint he pleaded
privilege in publishing the letter as he
did.
Judge Mcintyre holds that the demur.
rer in the first cause Is based upon a plea
that Is only good in mitigation Of dam
ages, and does not constitute a defense
except therefor. and the plea Of privilege
Is overruled in toto. The decision leaves
the issue Of damage for a jury, and under
il DIR. Cole may obtain some damages on
both counts
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-11
'MANaED BY DYNAMITE.
TWO nlnEas KILLED At GEN.


Gem, Idaho, Dec. 9.-An explosion IN
the Heiena-Friseo mine yesterday morn.
ing instantly killed Joseph MeNamara
and Joseph @ Bowes- The accident hap
pened just before coming OF shift, and
left no living witnesses Both men were
hightfnlly mangled, one being entirely
unacceptable and the other had only
enc side Of his face left intact.
Ncshing could be learned regarding
their antecedents. BOwes i said to have
wife in San Francisco. MeNamara was
. native Of New York state, but nothing
il known Of his relatives. Both were
young men, IS years old or under.
The remains were taken 70 Wallace
for fnterment. The Frisco has shut down
until after the funeral.
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ne Nnrriea : Cnnntea.,

London, Dec. Z. = The Vienna core.
spondent Of the Daily Mail describes a
sensation, involving the Comptesse Eu.
genie. daughter Of the wealthy Compile
Cerechi, who eloped some weeks ago with
a ServiAn named Chevalihi, supposed by
her to be a captain in the Servian army
He ill-treated her recently and they sep
arated. Now il turns out that he was
only an officers valet, and had already
married q Servian kitchen maid.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-11
PARTNER WAS OVERCOME sY GAS.
Went Back late the Drift 60 Reacue
Hlm and Lost His Life.

Rossland, b. c., Dec. S,-M. ]. Merry
met with his death Monday night in the
Iron Colt mine through an act Of self-ae.
rifice on his part His working compan.
ion, George Cattanach, had gone into a
drift where some blasts had recently been
exploded, and was overcome by the gas.
Merry went in for the purpose Of rcscu-
ing Cattanach and was overcome BY the
gas, too. Three-quarters of an hour after.
ward the two men were found and were
brought TO the surface. Merry was dead
but his companion was revived. Merry
was only married three week. ago, and
his wife is completely overcome by grief.
Mr.. Merry was q brother-in-law Of Viii
liam Mckenzie, the street railway mag.
nate Of Toronto. and represented the in.
terests Of that gentleman in this city,
The body viii b sent to Kirk6eld, Ont,
for burial.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-11
THREE DAYS, STORM.
Much Damage In Almost All Parts
Of Italy.

Rome, Dec. 7.-Torrential storms have
prevailed for three days over large part
Of Italy. In the bay Of Naples 25 mer-
chantment have been wrecked, though
there has been no loss Of life. and several
houses have collapsed. Considerable dam.
age abs been done here and in the dis.
trict around this city. Almost all parts
Of Italy have suffered in a measure and
railway communication has been serious.
ly interrupted.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-11
DEATH or MRS. coNLEx.
Pioneer widow 81 Lewiston Droppea
On the Street.

Lewiston, Idaho, Dec. 5.-A sad result
of Saturday nights fire, which destroyed
the Queen cafe restaurant, was the sud
den death Of Mrs. Catherine Conley, a
highly respected pioneer widow lady OF
this city. While hurTying to the scene Of
the fire the excitement brought ON an at
tack of heart disease and she tainted,
falling PROSTATE ON the sidewalk. Pass
ersby carried her into store, thinking it
was simply fAinting speIl, and not un-
I'll doctor arrived was it known that
her life was extinct The deceased, who
had resided here over 30 years. leaves
one son, James COnley of Spalding, who
was notified last night by courier Of his
his mothers death. She leaves q large
estate, including valuable business prop
erty.
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ENGLISH M NICARAGUA.
Contract VIVA the government for q
mtg Coneessi0n.

Managua, Nicaragua, Dec. ivia CAL
weston. Tex Dec. 6l.-L- Wiehman, rep
resenting the English syndicate known
as the Atlas Steamship Company, has
deposited with the treasurer Of Nicaragua
5000 in gold as the cOmpanys guarantee
under its contract with the Nicaraguan
government, by the terms of which the
company receives the exclusive right Of
steam navigation for 30 years on the sill
co lagoon, Lake Nicaragua and the San
Juan del Norte river, with the exclusive
right also for the same time Of construct
ing tramways and railways along the line
and at the best places to avoid the OBJ
stacles in the river.
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uL1IMAruM oE oERMANY.
TIVE Cruisers steam IntO Port Al
Priace, Mnytl.

Port-au.rTince, Dec, THE trouble be.
tween Germany and Hayti as the result
Of the arrest and imprisonment Of Lned.
ers, reached crisis yesterday. Two Ger
man cruisers entercd the port during the
mornin, and the ultimatum from the
German government, giving the latter
eight hours in which to meet the demand
Of Germany for indemnity TO Herr Lued
ers. Members q the diplomatic corps be
lieve the government Of the republic has
decided TO accept the conditions Of Ger
many.
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eAsoLINE BOAR A WRECK.
Moro struck On the mar while Try
lag e Enter Coaallle River.

Empire, Or, Dec. s.--News has Just
been received here Of the wreck Of the
gasoline boat Moro, bound from San
cisco TO Alsea. When of the Ccquille
bar her machinery became disabled and
she attempted to put into the COquille
river yesterday morning. While attempt
ing to cross in she struck and lost her
rudder, and was left TO the mercy Of the
waves She drifted ON the beach south
Of the south ietty and win be total
wreck probably. All lives were saved.
The wires are down and it is impossible
to get particulars.