davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

La subevaci6n de Filipinas, segdn nos
anuncia ell cable, ha tornado aspecto mas tran
quilizador para aquelos habitantes leales des-
pu6s que Ell ilustre general PoIavieja Sc hizo
cargo de aquel Gobierno General. De todos
modos, esta sera campana de poca duracion
porque los indios dan la cara a las tropas leales
en- tales condolences, estas arrollan al enem1
20 en- proportion de 100 a mil.
Con todo, es asaz angustioso ell periodic de
prueba por que atrayiesa la patria, siendo mas
de lamentar en- razon a que, estas guerras que
podemos califcar de intestnas, cuestan mucho
y no hay esperanza de recuperar los gastos, al
sellar la paz, por medic de indemnizaciones
exigibles en- guerras internacionales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12
10 Battalion de Artilleria de Plaza

Acordado por la Junta Economica sacar a
concurso ell dfa Is de Enero proximo, ell sunni
nistro de where's para la fuerza de este Battalion
durante ell ano de 1891 los q. deseen hacsr pro-
posiciones 10 verifcaran antes de la nueve de la
manana del referdo dfa, a cuya hora tendra
lugar ell acto, con arreglo al pliego de condi-
clones que Sc encuentra de manifesto en- la
oticna del Detail de ocho a once de la mana-
ma de dos cinco de La tarde.
Puerto Rico, 80 de Diciembre de 1885,
Ell Comantante CAPTAIN Jefe del Detail fnteri-
no-Manuel Bellido.-V B o-El Teniente
Coronel Ter Jefe,-Benito Aznar. 4-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

CruanO Densa ds Don Ia Sf9siaEs Fadasad sssa ds
Carlos en- Madrid, acaba de abrir su laborato-
rio, contando con todos los adelantos moder-
nos, en- la calle de la Cruz, numero IL, esquina
a Fortaleza, donde Sc ofrece este ilustrado
pdblico. Especialidad en- dentaduras artificial
ies Consultas extracciones gratis para los
pobres, de una dos de la tarde todos los
dias. lbs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12
-. Aver tarde lego aesta Capital nuestro
estimado amigo ell senior don Luis A. Tore
grosa, competente farmaceutico de Aguadilla.
~ DARIC Qk7Ap En- el vapor


recibir un surtido de noyedades, contandose
entire ellos, ABANICOS muy propios para nj
flas a 80 centavos; AHUECADORES de va
rlas clases CINTURONES, LIBROS DE MI
SA, GUANTES negros de cabritilla para sefo-
ras, GUANTES de gamnza para caballeros J
una partda de ESTERILLAS para retratos
con dibujos capriehosos Y que Sc realizan
peso ell par. 10
- Nuestro Director ha sido demandado
en- conci!iac6n ante e Juzgado Municipal de
San Francisco, por don Eyaristo Felez, procu-
rador de don Jose L. Silva, por supuestas in
jurias poderdante, eontenidas en- los artf-
culos irmados r. a, publicados nuestras
ediciones nGmeros 2,l73 2,l87, correspon-
dientes los dfas l6 80 de Noviembre pr6xi-
mo pasado. Los citados artfculos lleysn por
tftulo <La VIA diplomatica el ferrocarrii de
Puerto -Rico.> La compareeencia de nuestrO
Director debe tener lugar el dia 13 del mes en-
curse las diez media de la mafana.
- Que nosotros sepamos, no sc ha podi-
do averiguar NADIA en- firme respecto del escan-
daloso robo de la GAIA de yalores del Arsenal.
Continnan activamente las investigaciones para
llegar al fin deseado, pero sin resultados hasta
ahora.
gS ABASIO PUBLTCO.- La carne
de res Sc eXpendera mafiana en- esta Capital, al
precio de IS ;entavos el kilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

Els de suponer que estaran ustedes prepa-
randose al plantamiento de las reformas yota-
das por las Cortes, cuyo decreto de implanta-
ci6n en- esa Antilla Sc pondra pronto la frma
de S. M. la Reina.
va vera usted como ese paso hacfa ell pro-
greso no reproduce los terrematos del 67, como
alguien Sc figura. Puede ser que los mismos
que tanto lie han temido, despu6s que lie tomen
ell gusto, sean los primeros en- petir al senor
Canovas la ampliaci6n con que 10 ha ofrecido,
4 la termination de la guerra de Cuba. Els
muy natural que cada cual administre sus
propios intereses, sin faltar los deberes de
buen patricia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

EmnYoca DE COCHEs de Becerra-
Ll'pi5Sd Unica que viaia entire II Capt.
tai i Ponce vice-versa sssin cambiar de ca
rruaies nj cocheros. ."-Agentes: en- la Capital,
senores P. NOEL i Compa1fa, frente s'La
Malorquina." En- Ponce, don Luis Casals,
Plaza de las Delicias. Precios convenciona
les, P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

Vim de IeTn7 indisputabIemente ell mejor y
s'"0 w 'o'"H mas puro que importa a
Puerto-Rico, marcas PALO-CORTADO y
MOSCATEL ESMERALDA, de las bodegas
de H. ZhetiIier, Puerto de Santa Maria De
italian por cajas Scres. de A. FEg~eroa q ia.
45-40
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

CT VENUE UNA TIPOGRAFIA COMPILE
o. VLNDL Ia con su correspondence ma
quina de imprimir, sistema Liberty, ndmero 4.
Los tipos, bien surtidos, y la maquina son ente-
ramente nuevos. Dirigirse don A. Ferret
Gale de San Justo, ntimero 81, Capital. 1915
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

Academia PO!teCnICa Prsparator1a & ;a para ;; ga
tares.-Calle del Sol numero IL, principal. Di-
rigida por ell CAPTAIN de Ingenieros don joaquin
Barco Pons, Ex professor de la Academia
general preparador durante IL amos, don
Felix Arenas, Captain de Artille"fa. Reaper
tura del curse en- de Enero. Informes en- la
Academia Pabel6u de Casa Blanca. l5-lO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

Ia RnIIa Rneifa TANCA mum. 2, esquina
Ia D5iId nUSItd a Tetuan, San Juan Pto-
Rico. Dep6sito general y sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos estabecida en- Cayey
por D. Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimento
hay siempre un surtfdo constante de todas las
vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las mejores de la Habana. Rama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. Solicitense catalogos
Representante ALBERTO PEDREIRA. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

Reoea rancesa Alfonso ai e Finn"d E Relderos 5aaos
procedentes de acreditadas fabricas, para toda
clase de composiciones por diffciles que sean,
4 precios muy limitados. En- reIojes para la
venta, es la dnica casa que tiene surtido compile
to v la que mas barato vende.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

El ex ministro de Ultramar don Manue
Becerra ha pasado mejor vida en- Madrid e
10 del actual Paz sus restos!
FL ilustre dem6crata, heroe de las barri
cadas de la calle de Toledo, Ministro console
70 de la Corona, en- varias legislatures, tantas
veces calumniado por la passion, ha muerto po
bre. iQue diran ante tai ejemplo, sus detrac
tor IS!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-12

Sc ha terminado ell Consejo de guerra los
anarquistas del Castillo de Montjuich, acto que
duro algunos dfas celebr6 con gran reser-
va y asistencia exclusive de los empleados y
auxiliares de dicha fortaleza. Sc ignora, por
consiguiente, cual sea la sentencia recaida que
adn habra de pasar al Consejo Supreme de
Guerra Marina. Jdzgase tan solo por supo-
siciones.
Segdn Sc desprende de 6stas, en- Ell Conse
10 parece que Sc acord6 condenar la pena
de muerte Tomas Ascheri Fosatti, como au-
tor material del hecho confeso convicto; 4
Antonio Nogues, Jose Molas, Jaime Vilella,
Jose Villas, Jose Pons Vilaplana, Luis Mas y
Sebastian suny9, como autores coautores.
Algunos de ellos Sc hallan tambien confe-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
AMERICUs BONDS.
The Injunction Case Not Hcard-Rain
Damages Cotton.

Americus, Ga, Aug 22.-The injunction
case against the mayor and city council to
restrain that body from Issuing $35 900 Of
bonds, as proposed, was not heard yester-
day as expected. The restraining order
was granted to Col S. II. Hawkins and
wife, and a warm fight will be made to pre-
vent the bond issue, though the city will
no doubt, win in the end. The proceeds
of the bonds to be issued will be applied
to public improvements.
The colored Masons of Americas are al
ready at work to secure funds for the or
phans home and Industrial school, to be
built here by the co.ored grand lodge of
Georgia. Brick buildings will be erected
and the school will be conducted upon the
plan of the Tuskegee, Ala, college.
The continued rains of the past week
have inflicted great loss upon the farmers
of Sumter county and of this immediate
section. Thousands of bales of cotton are
open in the fields and has been greatly
damaged or ruined altogether. Seed are
sprouting in the boil, in many feds the
young shoots already making their ap-
pearance in the boil
No cotton could be picked the past week
and much of that now open will never be
picked at all. 1t has rained every day
here for eight days.
Mr.. Robert Moore, one of the best known
engineers on the Georgia and Alabama
railway, died yesterday of CONSUMPTION
He leaves wife and two small children,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
PROPOSALS WANTED.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
Supervising Architect, Washington, d. c.,
Aug 49, 1S7.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received at this Office until O'Clock D.
m. on the 18th day Of September, 1897, and
opened Immediately thereafter for furnlsh-
ing all the labor and materials and fixing
In place complete. low pressure, return cir
culation, steam heating and ventilating ap-
paratus required for the United States
court house ana postohlce building at Sa-
vananh Ga. IN accordance with draw
lngs and specification, copies OF which
may be had al this Office or at the Office OF
the superintendent at Savannah. Ga. Each
bid must be accompanied by a certified
check for a sum not less than 2 per cent.
OF the amount OF the proposal. The right
Is reserved TO reject any or all bids and to
waive any defect or informally IN any bid
should Il be deemed in the interest OF tho
government 10 do 50. All proposals re-
ceived after the time stated for opening
will be returned 70 the bidders. G. u.
Kemper, Acting Supervising Architect.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
NOTORIOUS NEGRO KILLED.
Turbulent Ward HeeIer and Bully
shot by the Police,

Augusta, Ga, Aug 22.-Bob Harper a
notorious negro in this community, was
killed tonight by Policeman George Britt,
while resisting arrest There was a war
rant for Harper for beating his wife 1t
was taken cut in Magistrate Conuor's
court. and this afternoon Constable Sam
Cobb saw Harper and tried to arrest him.
Harper kept the constable at bay by emp
tying his pistol at him and then made his
escape
Tonight Harper was making his way to-
wards his wife's house in the western linn
its of the city when he came suddenly face
to face with Policeman Britt, just at the
tax collectors gate. The police had IN
structions to arrest Harper, and Britt ex-
claimed Consider yourself under arrest,
Bob" Harper's reply was to whip out his
pistol and fire point blank at the officer,
but Britt knocked up the negroes pistol
with his club and at the same time drew
his own and fired
There was a struggle between the men,
in which Policeman Britt fired twice more
All three of his shots struck Harper, and
any one of them would probably have
been fatal One entered the forehead
The negro Harper became notorious as
a ward heeler in the Black Watson cam
paign. While working among the ne
goes for the democratic ticket he excited
the animosity of some third party men
and was driven out of the Fifth ward.
There was some shooting, and the negro
had a lively experience. Political antag-
onism was running high at the time ana
democrats espoused the negro's cause,
and in cOnsidera ton of his work among
the negroes at election time he has been
helped out of numerous scrapes.
In the last legislature he was further
rewarded by being given a porter's or
messengers place in the House. When
drinking he was turbulent and fearless
and was regarded by the police is dan
gerous man.
The aid which had been extended him in
getting out of scrapes and the Atlanta job
led him to think he could do pretty much
as he pleased Recently he beat his wife
brutally, and she feared he would kill her
To-night's tragedy was the sequel
The chief of police said tonight: 81
have expected that the negro would kill
somebody or be killed. He was one of the
worst in town. Policeman Britt is cool,
efficient officer and would not have shot
if it had not been necessary to save him.
SELF"
Chris Cosgrove, a young man well known
in the community, son of Mr.. E. j. Cos
grove, was operated on at the city hos
pital tonight for appendicitis. 1t is said
that seed was found lodged in the Yermi-
form appendix and there was considerable
Inflammation The result of the operation
cannot vet be safely predicted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
AL AhomInnhIe Legncy.

A tendency 10 rheumatism Is undoubtod-
~ Inherited. Unlike many other legaciea,
Il remains IA the family The most ef-
fectual means Of checking this tendency.
or Of removing incipient rheumatism,
whether pre-exlslent in the blood or not.
q 10 resort 10 liOatofterH stomach Iit.
fars a. soon me- the prempniiorY twinges
are foif. NuIufyine the influences OF cold.
exposure ana fatigue. the bliiors MOI oniy
forilnon ihs system arainsf their hurfful
annHfnufnrrH. tuf nuhiuHafoH malaria.
Ever ana kidney complaint, iyapfplia and
nefYo dlaQuictulgs~a4
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
LEGAL SALES.
@~~~~-s~-~----~-
CITY MARSHAL'S SALE.


CITY Murshal's Ohice, Savannah, Gas
Aug a. lS97.-Under and by virtue of tax
execution placed in my hand by c. 5. Har-
dee. city treasurer in the case of the city
of savannah versus J. r. Tinsman, l have
levied the twenty-seventh day OF july
1897. upon the following described PERSONAL
property. to-wot;
one case Munyon's Homeopathic Reme-
dies, containing as packages.
One show case. I
one apothecary's scale and weights. Il
one case Diamond Dyes.
one case u quarts, DR.. Weleh's Grapd
Juice.
Two cases. "a l. pts. each, DIR. WEIGH d
Grape Juice.
one case, SO half-plnts Dr. We.ch's Grape
Juice,
one broken case Sample bottles). Dr..
Wolch's Grape Juice.
Six cane-bottOm stools.
And under and by virtue of said tax ex-
ecution will offer the said above described
personal property on the premises, north
east corner Broughton and West Broad
streets, in the city Of savannah, Chatham
county, Georgia, on Tuesday, the 3lst
day Of August 1897, at II o'clock a. M, To
satisfy said tax execution. Terms cash.
JOHN POWER. City Marshal. /
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. A. NJ. Bond has gone down TO Da-
rien on a short visit to his parents.
Mr.. r. w Barksdale Of Atlanta was
registered at the Screven yesterday.
Mr.. W. II. Venable came down yastor-
day from Atlanta, registering at the De
Soto.
Mrs. G. S. Godbold has gone to Whites
vile, n. c., her former home, to spend a
few weeks
Mrs. John O'Neil Of Houston, Tex, is
spending while with Mrs. NJ. Strauss, at
1855 East Broad street
Mr.. Morton Smith, city editor Of the
Atlanta Journal came down yesterday
with the excursionists.
Messrs. Harry Lewis and Arthur VIII
son are among the visitors from Atlanta,
who are spending few days at 1ybee.
Chief Of Police McDermott Is expected
back to-day from Atlanta. whore he went
to attend the funeral of the late A. b.
Connolly, chief Of the Atlanta police force.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
RENEWED noPE ron THE BLIND.
Foreign Physician Relieves "a
Trouble Believed IncurabIe.

Foreign Physician Relieves "a
Trouble Believed IncurabIe.
From the Philadelphia Record.
A very important discovery made by Or.
r. Deulschmann Of Hamburg is just now
much spoken Of by physicians, particularly
by specialists on the eye It deals with
the successful cure Of a disease Of the eye
which but a short time ago was consider
ed absolutely incurab.e, the sO-callcd de-
tachinR or peeling Of the retina. which
sometimes follows case Of retlnitis. This
disease consists iu the shrlnkage Of the
aaueous humor, "A watery, slightly salty
fluid which les between the cornea and
the crystalline lens, with the greater part
Of It's substance in front OF the iris. n
the quantity OF this nuld ~ lessened 20 "a
certain extent the eyesight Is absolutely
destroyed ana the physician can do moth
Ing but pronounce the disease iucura BILE.
Now Prof. Dcutschmann has succeeded In
introducing into the diseased eye "a SUM-
Client amount Of the aqueous humor taken
from live rabbits eye TO restore the lost
sight. Several cases where this most deli
cate operation was successfully performed
are on record. the one Of a purser on one
Of the steamers Of the Hamhurg-American
line being most interesting. This man,
totally blind three years ago, was able 20
resume his former occupation after under
going the operation just described. ana his
sight ~ now as good az II was al auy time
in bis life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
EApoRrATION no ne PROHIBITED.
""NS'" to Keep Her Wheat Mt Home.
Hhect On the American NnrIset.

'"NS'" to Keep Her wheat Mt Home.
Effect On the American Market.
rNlladephia, Pa. Aug. 22.-The Press
VIII say tomorrow: Word has been re-
,.''el at this port that the Russian gov
,"'Hent is meditating the pronunciation
decree prohibiting export of wheat
""9 TO the small crops In Southern Rus
"a ana this report is causing some un-
.s'''ss to those interested.
Inc ehect Of this contemplated action
o1'' Zoe 70 create strong demand for
.''se 10 the Black Sea, so that as much
n. "s possible may be shipped before
f''hlhition takes effect. This would
loading here. '''' u" VS.
III ,t"H. Nn"wn shipping man IN this city
fl.sl"' 'he contemplated action of the
bf.f hoNefhment makes Il an almost
lrif 'hat Europe must look 10 the
uf.s. ',1loe alone to nll her orders for
o.. NNhln the next few weeks carr
r.,. -I'ln VIII be- shipped from hero
va the Adriatlc IA I, 81 f,o,,te
lHtf Marscillcs and Alexandria,
t,,.I ~ Itself serves TO confirm the ru-
nf onlDitory export law OF the Rus
h liz. ument. az unless something 81
ra.. D. contemplated IL would. h. an
1t ton 90 make such lnports f,or,
Hlen "a distance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
Y.P.C.U. CONVENTION ENDED.
An Incorporate Address On Temper
ance-Other Mntters.


Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 22.-The ninth
annual convention of the Young People S
Christian Union passed into history to-
day. The place of meeting next year will
not be decided until the general commit
tee meets in October, but Albany, N. Y,
seems to be the favorite.
Two conservation meetings were held
this morning, one at Tomlinson hail, for
men, led by Rev. r. A. Torrey, and the
other for women, at the First Baptist
church, led by Mrs. Edith Livingston.
Both were largely attended.
The pulpts of the city and suburban
churches were filled with visiting pastors
this afternoon, and praise meeting were
The order
This afternoon, at Tomlnson hall, John
o. Nooley addressed a large audience. His
Il speech was characterized by radical tenn
peFance utterances. and it created a sem
sduon. He said: After fifty years Of edu-
cation eyangelization and legislation. the
sai9n IS commander-in-chief of American
politics"
mere are two reasons why the church
idis IN the combat" he also said. because
ner sunners fear that the recoil of shotted
Guns might jar the stained glass windows
anu interrupt the offertory. BY gunners,
mean the managing officers. If they
Mou!u stand together at the polls to sus-
IAN the parvenu of repeated declarations
WY could throw the old parties upon
SIsf Dean ends and leave nothing to be
ooHe uut 10 tow the slippery old derelicts
mo port and break them up. And a re-
1.ls1,ihent Of our citizenship prohibition
Nouiu lake the first place on the pro-
eIaInme without rival or question:
Don { fail of my meaning. | am not
I're IN behalf of the prohibition party. But
! assert that you must toin IL or make a.
~" party or leave the church dishonored
n.lo uistnied. l say every man of you who
moud follow Jesus Christ must leave the
o so,,,.' o'u parties. You cannot keep them
polls" w" 'Ou az NY
Iae closing addresses were made to-
a'.nt az The hall by the Rev. John A. Duff.
eI.-.al secretary, Rev. T. G. Atchison of
Allegheny Pa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
LONG STAPLE COTTON HURT.
IL Rains Continue Not Over Half n
CrOp Way BE Expected.

Pelham, Ga, Aug. 21.-The rains for the
past week have done great damage to the
cotton crop, causing the cotton to sprout
in the burr and to shed badly.
Your correspondent has just had shown
him half grown bolls Of sea island cotton
that have been thrown off by the plant
This class Of cotton bid fair ten days ago
to make an average crop. but if the rains
continue not over half a crop can be ex-
pected as the planting was later than us
ual and there is not the matured fruit on
it there generally Is at this time of the
wear.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
yERlCAN LUMBER ABROAD.
.tATIFYING INCREASE IN THE
VALUE OF EXPORTS.

,ncricnn Lumber Men BuildinS Up
Trade In Foreign Countries
rorctoTore supplied From Other
,.~ts of the World - A Large In
,ose in Finished Wood Products.
some Interesting Statistics From
-. chicago '.Timberman."
r,,,,eo. H.. Aug. 22.-The Timberman
~ me following summary of the years
's,mber exports from all United States
M,s:
The quality of our exports of forest
.,7,,ts for the year ending June 30. 1897
comnared with those of the year end
lime 30. 1886, shows an increase of
|1rbtly over 100 per cent, and, as COM
.,-s5 with the average for the five years
|,y.nning June 80, 1886, shows an increase
fraction less than 90 per cent.
r5e total value of our exports of do
...tf, forest and lumber products for
M wear ending June 30, 1897, as compared
m the previous twelve months, was $780,
1880 against $31, 947, 1OS, or an increase
o. over a per cent
our lumber exports to the United King
5o-o for the year ending June 80, 1896. and
III. have been as follows:
1896. 1897
sswn and hewn timber
logs and other SO lO6,SlI ) 1852, S91
Boards, deals planks,
9jsts and scantling... 1943,9OS 3,2l4, $40
Shingles. shook and
other numbers ......... 7l0,719 1924, $40
sash doors, blinds and
other manufacturers 2l57,5i4 2,S09, APO
Total ................$792O,4 5S $14, $50, 663
As the percentage of increase in the
ouantty of hewn timber we are exporting
TO the United Kingdom, compared with
those Of the corresponding period in 1896,
is treble the percentage in the increased
total quantity of the receipts as compar-
al with the same period, it is happily de-
that the large increase in the
of sawn and otherwise finished
lumber products we are furnishing is not
only not at the expense of our own wood
exportations but that both show a hand
some Improvement diverted from the coun-
tries which usually enjoy the lions share
Of the results of lettering conditions in
the British markets.
During the year ending June 80, 1897, we
furnished the republic of Mexico with lum-
Der to the value of 81, 1871, 09S, against a
value of $1,6l1, Az for the preceding twelve
months, an increase of over 80 per cent.
The average value of boards, deals and
pIanks exported from the United States
during the month of June, 1897, was Sigh
per thousand feet, board measure, the
highest price recorded. This is an increase
Of N39 per thousand for board measure
over the average for the twenty-four
months ending June 30, 1897, 1921 over
the average for the year 1861, and S1.54
over the average for 1886.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-23
SUNDAY BASE BALL.
The LOulsvIlIes Defeated ny the
Pawtucket Team.

Providence r. l., Aug. 22.-The Louis
villes were defeated at Crescent park to-
day by the Pawtucket team Of the New
England league. The Pawtuckets won
the game in the ninth on two singles and
Beaumonts three Dagger. Jim Corbett
played FIRST base for Pawtucket IN good
form. accepting thirteen chances and get
ting a base on balls and a single. Bannon.
an amateur pitched good bah through
out. Attendance $500 Score: R.H.E.
Pawtucket % % 0 2 3 o 2-s - 2
Louisville Dob 0 o 0 3 0 0 &C 6 8