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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-15

- Dfcese que ell partdo Unconditional ha
alberto piensa abrir una suscripci6n entire sus
correligionarios, que Sc crea puede eleyarse
SO mil dnros, con objeto de dar de alta al ma
yor ndmero de sus adeptos en- las listas contri-
butivas. De este modo espera encontrar
siempre mayorfa para las elecciones. Dfcese
tambien que como Sc haya actualmente ell censo,
antes que pueda reformarse de modo que favo-
rezca a los liberales fusionistas, pasaran ocho 6
,tiez amos 10 menos.
~ Sc encuentra en- esta capital hemos
tenido ell gusto de recibir vista, ell senior
Ion Marcos Palencia, agente de la gran compa
MIA comico dramatica de Maria A. Tubau, que
ION notable exito trabaja actualmente en- la Ha-
bana que visitara, de paso para Europa, esta
Capital en- los primeros dias de Mario, para dar
>olamente ocho funciones, 81 consigue ell teatro
hoy contratado por la compaiifa de zarzuela que
sc hala en- Mayagiiez. La companfa de Tubau,
es, indisputablemente, una de las primeras en-
su genera que ha visltado en- los ultimos amos
'os teatros de America. El senior Palencia es
hermano del conccido autor don Seferino del
mismo apellido, polftico de la eminente actriz
sonora Tubau, gloria del teatro espanol.
ExTaCtO hEsEEAo an ELM oAEH sEqaERA nE a Assist pG
20 un enfermo bastante vigoroso afectado
ifepatits, que por un ex;tnen atento conceptn
I Iocaizada cn ell 6rgano secretor de la bills. ],
administr6 al principle una maxa Y cada clatr
dias driastco de pldoras antibiosas
veces otras un purgante Permanecicnd
estacionario ell NAL, hice que tomara por Ia.
noches de cnco i siete pildoras del DR.. Ros,
la meiora comenzo Ell breve aparecer Que
riendo comprobar a que era debida, hice
pender ell uso de estas pildoras surjfa
NAL sin tardanza. Restablecf vrtud
dichas pildoras ell enfermo ha sanado por com
pleto lie rigurosa l6gica iusticia atribuir
esta curacijn 4 las Pildoras de Vida del DIR
Ross -Masaya, Diciembre 10 de 1895. DR.
ANSELMO SEQUEIRA. = Ex-interno de
Hospital General de Guatemala, M6d- Fo
rense del Distrito de Masaya, Miembro c.
rresponsal de la Sociedad de Clfnica de Pract.
cos de Francia, etc. 60-22
sWGran baratillo de paraguas, con vari-
las de hierre, Ultima novedad, desde 2 reales
hasta pesos uno. En- Ez Volcdn, San Fran
cisco, 40. Ell ifbaro esta que no hay quien le
ooaaga I'm pie ala1ate en- vender barato y.
vamos, en- todo.
~ Por disposition de la autoridad local,
Sc esta vacunando q domicilio a todas las per-
sonas que asf 10 deseen. Lo recordamos q los
padres de famiia Hay casos de viruelas en-
algunos pueblos del interior de la isla, ell uni
co preservativo que Sc conoce contra tan terri
BILE enfermedad, es la vacuna. Los padres de
familia que descuiden este deber, seran respon
sables ante propia concencia de tan incalif-
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de la peste bubonica siguen en- la torre del 81
leaecio. iesperando q. Sc los conan los cuervos!
Los cuales, en- tempo de peste, son los
ciudadanos mas dignos de Ia comarca Por
que teniendo el valor de sus convicciones, 81,
guen hacienda 10 que han heoho desde que
nacieron comen graznan. / (Contiauard. }
LUIS BONAFOUX.
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Harina americana LEON

es la mas superior que Sc importa en- Puerto
Rico tiene siempre existencia precios limi-
tados A. RAUSCHENPLAT, San Juan, Te-
tuan-1S. II
~ Hablase-no 10 garantizamos de que
algunos prohombres del partido autonomista
que no estan conformes con la fusion con Sa-
gasta, daran en- estos dfas un manifesto al pats.
Y que levantaran la bandera del partido.
*** Els opinion general de la gente que Sc
ocupa de polftica, que mientras ell gobierno de
Madrid no resuelva NADIA en- Puerto Rico res
pecto de la rectifcacion del censo electoral, pa
ra NADIA sirven en- la practica al partido liberal
las reformas ofrecidas. Por la rectifcacion del
censo es por donde debe princ:piarse.
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HaTina Americana ''DIAMANTE"

!Acaban de recibir una psrtida de esta
excelente harina que ofrecen q precios limita-
dos, sus inicos importadores t.11 ac4 &
1916 u MELTZ Y CANDIDA.
~. De Guayama: <Anoche Sc efectuo en-
esta parroquia ell matrimonio de nuestro queri-
do amigo ell joven don Roman Sobrino, con la
bella = distinguida senorita Elena Calimano,
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Casa de huespedes sn sae .ssssss pa1epa
sus numercsos amigos de Puerto Rico, que hs
trasladado su residential la casa numero 3ae
West IA Street. donde ofrece sus servicios.
Previo aviso oportuno, un agente de la Casa es-
perara los viajeros la llegada de los vapo-
res,-R. ii. TODD.
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ReIoea rancesa Alfonso Dc g. THnod E Re,dars 5aas*
procedentes de acreditadas fabricas, para tod;
clase de composiciones por diffciles que sean, y
& precios muy limitados. En- reiojes para IL
venta, es la dnica casa que tiene surtido compile
to v la que mas barato vende.
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vIajs de Ida
viajs dc Rsgrsso

co Vnnnn una casa recien construida en- San
w '""~S turce, muy cerca del Colegio de les
Madres. Informaran en- La Const0,aci0, de
Borras Reines, calle de San Francisco MI
nero 40. tktEEf 15-o
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Ell OCTAVE NO MENTIR

MI c1eiO.
Mi amor.
-;Cuanto te quiero
-iYyo Aft!
ME adoras, lucero?
-sDejaras de amarme?
Horror,
-sY euando nos casaremos.?
fila la fecha, bien milo.
Nina, aguarda que haga frio,
que de casar. ..ya hablaremos.
-iIngrato! No me amas va!
sPor que aumentas mi amargura?
-Pero calmate, criatura,
que ell enlace va vendra.
-Iu te niegas, tn no quieres ....
-sQue 20 no quiero? un demonio,
81 me gusta ell matrmonio
tanto mas que q las muieres.
-Pues entonces no comprendo-....
... Que has de comprenderi 81 espero
cobrar ell treinta Febrero
una herencla
No te entiendo.
-Es muy sencillo, vidita,
un tio que sc murio
que al morir me dejo
una fortuna intinita.
-iQue escucho.. -. .yo no sabfa....
mi 20 tampoco) ique es caso.
mas hallar nm ITO al -. .pdsO
este pdsa cualquier dia.
Con que, srico?
I'm Potosf
d Y ha muerto, lejos?
-Lo ignoro,
digo NAL, fue en- Rio de Orc
cerca DEL. Misisipf,
-Siendo asf, va no es extrano
que fuera rico.
Al contrario,
Sc convirtio en- Millionaire
en- POGO menos de un afio.
-iJesds, que profanaci6n!
pero, de que modo Y cuando
Sc enriquecio
-Fabricando
unas ...barras de turron
-Entonces, va tus parientes
te indicaron..
-Referencias;
mira en- materia de herencia
no busques antecedentes.
Somos va ricos y anhelo
que no preguntes, bien mio
-Pero sy tu ito?
-Es un to-.
que Sc ha caido del cielo.
-Tigre.
d Por que me case contigoP
sPorque no cref un amigo
cuando dijo =. 10 que era?
-sY que soy2 vamos yer,
quiero saberlo, 10 mando.
va 10 sabras.
-sCuando?
-Cuando
escuches 81 va Hover
-fInsolente. NAL marido!
-Echa por esa boquita,
(excelente mujercita
me ha dado Dios).
-Atrevido;
atreverseme jurar,
atreverseme decir,
que Sc habfa de morir
antes q. dejar de amar.
-Bueno ~ que?
iDesvergonzado!
~ aquella hereracia del. -. to-.
:donde esta?
Sc ahog6 en- ell rio.
-iValiente ito Sc ha ahogado!
No tenemos que conner.
Yami Sque me cuentas? iyamos!
Que en- las ultimas estamos.
-iY ten paciencia mujer!
espera.
IA tn tio, acaso?
-sOtra vez?
Otra vez, ST.
-Estoy harto va de tt
mailana me descaso.
---- .--------
Conque aprende, buen lector,
s y 81 essque tienes amor
una mujer, no Ia mientes
nj nombres nunca parientes
que. JdbriQues al vapor. 80
recuerda, 81 la quieres
engaharla no preferes,
que en- caaos materialistas, EE
al casarse. ;. son muy listas,
son muy listas las muieres. ~-@
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CONSUL T0RI0 MEDICO- CO-QUIRURGICO-
VUNOoI O'io Sol, -Enfermedades de Ia
piez venereas si6ltticas de 5 tarde por Ell DR.
BLANES. -Enfermedades del est6na0go, h6go.
do & istesti,eos, de a de la tarde por 81 DIR
QUEIPO.- O.-Enfermedades de la gorga'eta, ma
rig oidos, de 2 q 8 de la tarde por ell DR..
BAIXAULI.-Grats q los pobres.
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Gran Hotel de Fancia sse se }Sa4 Fsssalsss lS
situaci6n c6ntrica con espaciosas ventiladat
habitaciones. Hospedaje desde 2 pesos en- ade
lante. B. Simonet, propietario.
Sc admiten abonados para conner P
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La Correspondencia de Puerto-Rieo
ms, 10 LD..."o DE 1897.
P A R | S

Como la cronica parlsiense no es una serie
de noticias, sino una flosoffa de los hechos,
los mas notables cr6nistas siguen preocupados
con la amorosa fuga de la princesa de Chimay,
tratando de expIicarse como pudo ser que toda
una princesa Micomicona SO prendase de un
hungaro mclenudo rascatripas de cafe
concerto, que una muj jer guapfsima, bauti
zada per Jean Lorrain ell ealiicativo de
esp<endoa rubio, pudiese fugarse con un chiqui
tin, desmedradillo, pecoso de viruelas y de
color de aceituna sevillana.
Por esta vez me parece impertinente la f.
losoffa, porque tai hecho, que recuerda, como
va he dicho, la historic de la prneesa de Jo
conde no tiene flosoffa No creo que tiene
NADIA de extraordinario que yankee, casada
la parisense, sin pizca de amor al matri-
monlo, Sc escape con un naele,eo con un' perro
Gle Ierranova. Lo raro es que no Sc escape,
hay que convenir en- q. de Glen princesas casadas
10 Chlmay, SO Sc quedan en- sus casas.
Gel matrimonio moderno- ha dicho Scholl
-esta considerable como una necesidod que
hay que sufrir; es una concession hecha al pasa-
do y que solo existe en- la .fornaa; una Confede-
raclon helV6tica, en- la que Ell marido, ministro
sin cartera, encarga de las relaciones inte-
rores la muJer Sc encarga de los negocios
extranjeros. Ell matrimonio actual es una
z6n social: Monsieur, Madame ct Gle Qlli-
mited)a
Con matrimonios asf, en- los que Sc ha bas-
tardeado por complete el fin de la institution,
no es de extrafar que las princesas, quienes
no son princesas, huyan de la Viejo Casa con-
yugal para hacer nido en- una barraca de cual-
quier bohemia hungaro.
Ell mejor encanto del matrimonio-la des-
cendencia conyugal- encanto de los encantos,
porque entrafa ell cumplimiento del deber que
impone mayores sacr6cioa, ,se ha suprimido; y
81 por casualidad, contra todo pr6p6sito,
nacen hijos, estaran expuestos desaparecer.
<5Porqu preguntaba Schopenhauer-los
amantes que acarcian ardorosamente con la
mirada muestran tan misterosos, tan cobar-
des, tan parecidos los ladrones? Porque son
traidores que, escondidos en- la sombra, quie-
rem perpetuar el dolor y las angustias.
Algunos matrimonios modernos quieren
perpetuar ell dolor las angustias, por ESQ.,
sin duda, llenos de compassion, Use comen sus
hiios!....
Y este es 10 chic, 10 de buen tono, 81 re
yes de 10 que Sc aplaude en- otras parties, como
Viena, donde los vecnos del barrio de Neu-
lerchenfeld han hecho una ovacion Maria
Ana Helm por haber dado luz, los cuarenta
amos de edad, un hijo mas, que es ell numero
80 de la serie, de los cuaes 26 son varones y
hembras, casi unE battalion.
La SemQn0 Medical de Viena dice que
Ana Helm Sc ha multiplicado de este modo
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Ell Vapor LAS. .PALMAS"

de la Oompahia ~LA VELOCE2 saldra de Ge
nova el Is de Febrero con Ell siguiente itinera-
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--.--------- LII. lI.--=--s-------z=-
Conque aprende, buen lector,
y 81 essque tienes amor
s q una mujer, no Ia mientes
nj nombres nunca. -. psrientes
que. JdbriQues al vapor.
Y recuerda, 81 la quieres
y engafarla no preferes,
que en- casos materialistas, fE
al casarse. =. son muy listas,
son muy listas las mujeres. ~
RAMON OJEDA LOPEZ.
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SUMMER In ENGLAND.
A Long Hot Spall Broken by Fats'
Thundelb9llS.
MANY REGISTRATIONS FROM n".T.
Queen Natnlle's ApbOrisms--A Thcctri-
cal Lvent--An Epidemic OF
Suicides in Paris.

LONDON, Aug. 7.-[Special London
Letter. "A long epell Of hot weather
was broken by severe thunder storms
on Thursday aud Friday ln which
several persons were killed aud q
lumber OF tuildings were damaged
aud the crOps sustained serious Injury.
The thermometer reached Oh degrees
In London aud at Cambridge tho heat
WAS is degrees above the average
which has only thrice been reported
during thB last quarter OF century.
There were over 200 prostrntions from
the beat treated in ak London hos
pitfalls on Thursday. There was only
One.thifd OF an inch rainfall in July.
The crops are seriously threatened ami
tho experience OF 1886 water famiae
in the east end OF Lonuou srn already
looming up. The beat which has
been unusually prolonged has affected
he LJnuUn death rate. There we'e
2,O23 deaths last week OF which ,205
were chil1ren, bringing up the death
rate to 70 o per LOCO. There were
many euns,rOkes, sud general disootn-
tort was experieb oed.e
The judges anu counsel In the law
courts uOfied their wigs and gowns.
The waning session has been marked
by a rather stupid Cowes week. Oniy
the most lapguid Interest In yachting
are iell outside of the strictly lashiou-
able circle. ard the absence Of EN-
peror William, though he Is repre-.
sented by numerous memDers OF the
royalty, deprived the week of the
briilisucy OF the week Of 1896, the
presence OF the kings OF Belgium and
OF Siam failing to I'LL the void. The
representatives OF the House oil
Commons nave gone home alter plac.
ing an unusual strain upon the Kitchen
Committee which reports having
served a total OF rs. $50 mesls. The
postmaster OF the House OF Commons
also records a big achievement $4,000
letters having been posted, $50 $40
letters being received and "a. Isl ts!e.
grams beins handed to mt IN uera or
sent by them ir, m the house. Rsier-
ring TO the reply OF Mr.. A. j. Balfour
the government leaser and first lord
OF tue treasury in the House VI Com.
mons on Thursday last, when MI
Bslfour said hsf maj tsiy's govetnmu.
would consider the auvisabllity OF
prosecuting on the charge OF obtaining
MONEY on false pretenses the agents OF
the national university Of Chicago for
Offering to con or uegTeee tor IS each.
rruta calls the attention OF The
American public TO the bOgusness OF
the "LOndon Society OF Letters and
Art" which is selling "dsgrees" with
gown hood and rank Oi an. A." 10
untuopectine AmerICane, and QuOtes
the Chufohman OF Nsw York as say.
Ing that such Ue.rse win silver
medal Tor merit has Deel acquired by
tho Rev. John WrIgdt OF st. Paul,
Minn.
Much interest lie taken in French
naval circles at the discovery OF com.
position when is alleged 10 have the
marvellous property OF renusrirg
vessels iuvisioie by the rays OF cleo.
trio searcblighte. 1t Is stated that al
the naval manouvers eft Breet, torpedo
BOAT No. 81, REPRESENTING the enemy,
succeeded In traveising unseen the
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PLATTsBURGH, N. Y, Aug. s.
Prtsdunl MIX nley nnd party let
the Buff Point at III o. m. To-Day, to
attend the midsummer meeting OF the
Vermont Fish a.d Game league al Ls-
Motto, ten miles uOrth OF here. Toe
Presio ent was sccompn aIed by Sec
rotary Alger, Secretary Porter. SenatOI
Proctor ana Gov. Circuit Of Vermont.
There were no women In the party.
The steamer Msqua was sptc ally
chartered Tor ths trip. The weather
was perfect. aud the President greatly
enjoyed the sail.
Arriving al Mr.. Fisk's residencp,
luncheon was served tJIne President:
party. Alter lu ca the President held
an informal reception. The large
crowd present Included many repre-
senta,lves Of n W York and CaGada.
Upon the arrival OF the leagues
members and guests, dinner wss
serveI In huge tent vita seating
capacity OF 500 persons. Every seat
@as filed, Alter several others had
responded to loasts, the President was
called for. In EBswsr TO repeated calls,
the PIesident spoke briefly OF this h.s.
pitality OF New EnglsnJ, referring In.
cldontally TO the New Eaglaud fore
fathers a I'D their civilization, which he
SAID mad penetrated every state OF the
Union.
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luminous zone produced by the electric
protector, thank, to having been ooated
with the now composition.
Though other jubilee peernEes have
seen gRzstted, that OF Sr Donald
Saith, the Canadian high commits.
sioner hangs fire. He decided to as.
sumo the title OF Lord Glencoe, hut
It 10 understood his intention called
forth lively Indignation among the
McConals, who were owners OF Glen
coe centuries before Sir Donald Smith
bought the property. These objections
and those OF the AIgylls ere causing
Sir Dnnnld to reconsider the matter.
ES.Qusen Natalie OF 5etyla has
tnined tue ranks Of suthors, rublisb-
ing book OF aphOtisms, some Of which
are Interesting, az they evidently IRE
learned from her long suffering. She
ssys, for instance: "The dream Of
every brave soldier is to die for some.
thing great and to live for something
nice. In every country the army L.
like angels before tho throne Of God.
A girl Ia an angel; take care that when
she becomes wiIo she Is not changed
into devil. Tue heart tried too lar
no longer knows Row to DO happy, ami
q moment OF apathy may render super
hu0us whole existence OF the great
est energy"
A unique theatrical event WAS
shown on Thursday night Ivy an
Engllsh Company ot tho Adelphi Of
Gtllette's Secret Service. The cast In.
cluces VIM. perris and Miss willard
10 the chief parts ana the rendering Of
tue play closely followed the WORK Of
Gillette's company, preserving the
American atmosphere. Tho preBeuts-
ton WAS better than expected and won
the approval Of the audience. The
members OF GilletLe'a company anu
the members OF the French company,
who VIII give the play In Paris in
September, were in the boxes.
There has been epicemIc OF suicide
In Paris for sOme weeks past the re.
cent tropical heat adding to the num-
Der OF csses. The tragedies com
menced with the self destruutioD nu
July OF four young dressmakers In
me piossOiner.
Since then aim oRt daily one or more
women have committed suicide anu
The suicide OF men has bsen equally
numero1s. The bodies OF men nave
been found daily lying In the Bois dc
Nlncepnee. In one slley OF that park
alone sx bodies OF suici les were
found curing the past week anu the
mOrgue IL so luil OF dead bodies, found
in the Seine that THERE'S no iu.ther
room for them.
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He Prefers Alaska.

Dies MONIES, Ia, Aug. 6.-B. b.
Pray, who mas Dten given his choice
OF appointment as eutveyor-genetal TO
a Iaska Or Indian missioner, AZ
rived In Des Moines today. MIR. Pray
says he has not decided which posi-
ton he will accept, but Will prob
ably do 30 when he reaches homr to-
morrow. he has not eeen the law
creating the office OF surveyor-general
The report that he has been to WASH
ington and has received distinctions
TO go 10 Alaska ami TO locate tue
boundary 8 denied. He says the de-
termination OF such dispute would be
would not participate.
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a March Planned or the CONNER,
veal Order.

n wv
wcai Order.
PITTsBURe, Aug. 6.--The proposed
campaign against the mine owners OF
Wesimorelsnd county anu the opora.
tors OF central Pennsylvania, which
has been delayed, Ia now an aesuteu
fact, The strike leaders decided ON II
definitely at u c,mp conference t5dsy,
anu big move " III probably be mode
next Wednesday. The whole far
will be cor sderably on the order Of
the famous Cuxey -"commonwssl"
tour. The plans propose uitect
march through the whole territory
where mines arc being operated uutil
Clearfield county Ia reached. Camps
will be lett at each Of the DeAtmilt
mines aud at any other place where
this may seem Lecessary in order to
keep the mines closed. The leRlere
estimate that with these who will re.
NJ ain behind In the campo, at lesst
5000 men Will be kept constantly in
IN" movement.
Efforts are being made to Introduce
beer anu whisky at Camp Dete nina.
ton by outsiders. This has been 90.
ing on for two or three days now, ami
some OF the stfisers have been taken
down to East Pitleburg and filled ny
on all the beer they could uTink. The
danger OF this TO the miners' cause ls
fully recOgu'Z d by the labor Leaders,
anu sharp lookout Is being kept to
find out VINO IL RESPONSE lor the
, II Irts to get the strikers iutUx Gated.
Last night u barrel Of whisky was
shipped to the camp from BTaddoCk.
II had been paid for at the other emu
anu all OF the charges had also been
settled. When the whisky WINS de-
lived Captain Mckay ordered 1t taken
bJcK u BraduOck vs. quickly as pus.
sible. 1t was shipped back. The
strikers dc mol Know VINO sent II.
This evening Squire StemmIes rem
dered his decision in the riot ana I'M
lawful assembling csses against Pat.
rick Dolan aud 9th err. II 3 holds DUiau,
Aughetton, Trimmer uud Mckay In
$500 bail each for the September term
OF couri. b III was entered Tor all. The
cases OF Miller, William Warner AMI
E1waaJs were dismlaseJ.
An immense meeting numbering
10000 people gathered around the
strlkets' camp al Turtle creek tonight.
Eugene V. Debp, Mrs. Jouss Hnd sew
erai other local speakers made adj
dresses. Delegations from oil the sur.
rounding country attended tho meet
ing aud the enthusiasm was unusually
great. The Westinghouse employees
from East Pittsburg, numbering 200,
the striking quo dieIs from Mex esp r,
attended, nuu large crowds from WI
merding, PitIsburg aud Allegheny
helped TO swell the numOere. A mon.
ster paraue preceded the meeting,
In MAI "a m pli unnAFaliu m rnI
Ing with tue strikers TO show their
sympathy. MI. DeDs spoke for nearly
three hours, and at the cODclusiOa o.
his audTess he was almost over.
whelmeu by the great number OF peo-
pie who insisted on shsking his haAd.
The strike situation late tonight
remains practically unchanged. Inc
imported diggers for tue Oakniil mines
have not yet shown up. The usual
march to Plum creek VIII be made III
the aarly uJrniuU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

PHOENIX, Aris., Aug. 6.-News
has Just been received here that Chief
Juan Lopez OF the Pspago tribe on
the Gila reservation was shot ami In.
atantiy killed last night near Marie Ipa
station by Pima IAdisA oallel Il luls I.
The Indians at the camp near MARI
oopa have tor days been on pro-
rscied spree, occurring whisky from
the Mexicaus. According to auEhen.
tic Information Lopez mad gone to
stop the debauch but Instead himself
became Intoxicated ana made more
lronoie than any OF the others. This
resulted in an attack upon him by
iOur Plmss.
AS he was man OF giant stature
anu strength tue chief was having the
best OF the fight until LDuis, seour.
lnga revolver shot him through the
heart,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

WAsHINGroN, Aug. GA peculiar
complication has grown out OF the
hlling OF tie posts OF United States
commissioners Tor the district OF Alss-
kH, and two men now hold cOmmiF.
oions for the same tfilce at 81. NJ
chaels. The Last sundry civil bill
created four commissioneTships for
Alaska, TO ba located at Circle City,
Dyea, Unga anu 81, Michaele. There
were already four com missioners
there, with offices ut Bitke, Juneau,
Wrangle, KODIAK and U dalaskn.
William j. Jones, IL lawyer Of Port
Tow nseud, was recommended for the
81. Michaels commiesionership, and
hls appointment followed. Shortly
a'lerwsrd the department received
word from the senator that had rec
Commended Jones, tnat Jones had
Withdrawn. Without much more
ado, IN Wow OF the OPP
ntoarhing close OF navigation 90
the YUKON aud the demand for immt-
aIale action, l.. Is. Sheppard OF Ne-
9rtssa was appel nted. Meanwhile,
Jones's bond and oath Of office were