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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-09
RICOS Y pOBREs

20 consentia darselo que por daero Soy ban
te clara?
-Perfeetaments clara, Continual 10 ruego
Es may cieo repuso la se7ora Firmin-que ell de
Corbere me oreclo considerable. Glen mil fran
por darle el nombre del padre de Eens.
sComo hubierais poddo decrseo. 81 no 10 sabais?
a pregunta fue hecba la condesa hLo
que la comadrona pusiera violentamente colorado
Sin embargo domino el movimiento de c6era que Ia ag
taba.
Qaerels decir-pregunt0 vezque sos la sola perso
que posee ell secreo del nacmento de craura?
En- eeeto ye he reveado NADIA de origen .Yo
tena nteres en- que permaneeese deseonoeido.
roividais que otro habia hablado
:: Mi ma-ido?
-,El mismo
FL seilor de Corbiere os labia
-Dicho todo, ST. senora.
-: lis possible?
=; A yos?
No. la sefora Durand, pero la Durand no teha
secretos para mi.
:Y g1ardas cartas:
Con muchas que lego un recurso en- caso
de necesidai.
La comairona a1adi6 gran dignidai
Ella sabia one yo ineapsz de abusar de nadie. Las
uardo; pero aprovecho de elias 81 yo qura vender
los secetos que soy depositara seria a maana Es
dnero quemara los dedos dara verguenza tocarlo
Sc incorpor6 de pronto, ala iio:
y ademas ;crees que por faa de cartas de reconoc
mieno dcil penetrar msero que Las gentes lie Ia
alta seiai, tratan de ocutano naciendo
sempe de para que ean sus deblildades
infanias?....
-;Sehora!
-Esa es Ia palabra no Ia reiro Seria precise supo
cego Como, por ejempo; personale considerable
cone de Cobiere Laouche sene au ncs enega una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-09
ULTIMA HORA
INDHLTO.- ha re-
cilido I'm cable de Malrid
en- el Gobierno general, in
dultando los reos de Que
bradillas.
VARIEDA D Es.
De Ia fabrica de conseryas da Char

LOTTE ERASMI, acaban de recibir los seho
res Cerecedo, Hermanos y Compahfa, los
siguientes artfculos. Lo avisamos & Ia gente
de gusto: :-Salchchas frtas. Salchichon de
jamon. Idem idem hfgado trufalo. Idem
idem lengua. Idem idem Westphslia. Idas.
idem sangre. Idem idem hfgado con ssrdinas
ldem idem cervelaf ahnmado. Caviar en- ia
rros. Esparragos Salohichoues aemanes To-
rrados en- lenzo con cal. Kieles Sprotten en-
aceite. Salmon de Noruega en- ion as en- aceita.
Queso Limburgo. Pepinos en- lata barriies
de kilos. Export Pumferniokel. Hambnr.
ger Braune Kuchen. Export Schivan brod
Cerveza marca "Ledn'. Pastel de salmon.
ldem de hfgado de ganso trufado. Idem de
ostiones. Idem dc jamon. Lampres en- vina-
gre. Pastel de venado. Budfn de pescalo.
Salmon Gel Rhin en- jalea. Palomas asalss.
Lenguado del mar Baltico en- jalea. Jamdn en-
vino de Borgofa. Pastel de paloma FricasS
de galIina. Polos asados. Ragoud de poles.
Asado de patos. Pastel de tordo. Costilas
de carnero. Anguila en- jalea. A Asurtirse, puss.
AlllldCGll Puerto,Reo. o. KGTTERER' riysf snos, w.
"Maadolinata, opera $50, fantasia, peso
l3 centavos. ''Cancdn Bohemiana," opera
93, 81 centavos. .-"Cancion criolls," opera Sc.
peso 3 centavos. -- "Trayiats,' opera l54,
fantasia, peso 35 oentavos.
s. vande en- Aresbo IA a9'is.' fad;s asEsats credits.
nas, por teneT que ausentarse su duena para la
Peninsula. El establecimiento ofrece exoelen.
tes eomodidades EN- los altos y bajos de la casa.
Esta situada en- una de las entradas principles
del pueblo, cerca de - casa mercantl de los
sehores Roses compaffa. Los que deseen
haeer pronto capital, para marchar come
uvas d Malaga, dirigirse q Arecibo con me-
nos de mil pesos montareis ID gran casa dc
huespedes. .-EUSEBIA URIARTE. SIS
Venta de una casa. +; En- issa!.. ssnturoe pr6zimo
de los puntos mas sanos, Sc vende una c6moda,
de buenas condiciones con un patio espacioso
que renta $50 mensnales. Fortaleza IA, infor.
maran l5-14
casdra papaoa RsIs Rss. nsassst.' sg,ss5ss, ss ss
10 la faeultativs direction del ler maquinista
naval don Bengno Saavedra J Salazar en- esta
capltal-Marina. l5-s
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BB1IorEcA DE CoaREspoNDEscrA De PUERTO 225

embargo saber donde esh al vez haya muerto este
lejos de aquf!
La comadrona sontest6.
Sc alei6 con la nod1iza.
La condesa oy6 que cerab puea; depu6s el
de faldss sobre ell pavmiento la comalrona la aa.
AL yer la persona que Is esperaba, detuvo pooes
pasos de ella, h2o esueo para poner nombre sobre
asuela que lie desconocida creyendo recorda
preguntd:
isl engalo sos la sefora condesa de Corbiere2
La msma.
En- aque salon de gusto dudoso, la riqufsima
millionaire quien tena aires de gran senora.
Era la otra.
No saba que erals quisn esaba aqui- djo.-No
os hubera hecho esperar. Dignaos dispensarme
ndico butaca Ia condesa la dijo sentandose ella
otra.
IA que debo el gusto de por aqu?
La condesa sntia cierta perpedad enfrents de aquea
muer que sin embargo de posc6n muy inferior
la luys
Comen,6 diciendo con cierta vacilacon.
Sin querer he dido nombre que habsis pronuncia 10
hace momento.
=; Ell de Elena Noel,
-Jmstamente.
Me ntereo mucho per o1as las criaturas de que he
sstsdo encargada uno titulo sehora condesa
-Teneis memoria feliz.
-Es basante felz eecto; pero la histoa de Elena
Noel dc las que estimulan fjan demasado la ma
gnacion
-IIabeis hablado de otra criatura.
-Es peectsmente exaeto de pobre pequefo muJ qua
pito que ha muerto hace pocos
Fuistes quien lie coloc6 de Ia 7luda La
pierre
Per una sere de circunstsncias seneiias Mi hs que
aeababa estudos iba todos los das la efnca
enfrente de Ia E.cuela de Medlslna
Sc ntereo pr oven sedued' que acababa de da luz
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este ano sus numerosos distinguidos parro
quisnos, la scrcaitado "Joyeria Tinaul', y
podemos asegarar que son elegantes y dc gran
noyedad. Hay entire ellos espejos niquelados
con triple cri-tal ''neceseres" de bolsillo, etc,
etc. Estan dc enhorabuena los que la casa ''Ti.
Maud estlms en- condiciones dc MERCER estos
regalos que, realmente, son del mejor gusto y
1a M ,,noo va10r
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COMUNlCADO

No es cierto 10 que ha dicho ell senior Re.
zach en- un comunicado putlicado en- e ndmero
de este per6dico del LINES seis del actual, por
cuyo motive he resuelto llevarlo los tribuna
les de justicia.
San Juan, Diciembre de 1897.
Lluor0o j. Gouzd1ez.
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Hoy han llegaio c.la ciudsd los cx pro
sos de Ia trlstcmcnte edebre go!eta sCompetl-
tori; vicuen en- uG estalo laatlmoso. Lahorde
yicno paraitico de una picrna; Melton, parece
un yiejo de cincueuts amos pesar 80 que solo
cpelta vcutieinco, ssi les demas. pessr
de Que Ia libertad de estos cin9o hombrcs, de-
bera producer buen efecto en- este Iais, porque
demueetra la buena yountad de Sagasta en-
eyitar todo motivo de una ruptura de relaciones
citrc los doc pyf.cs, sin embargo, csto no ba
s1celido al; io4 pariddicoa vienen lleuos De
horrorcs 4 Aspaha p5r haber tanao esta
genie Iiez nneve mesea en- prislon, apuntan
IL intenc;3n de Labor3e, Melton otros, de
pedir al gobierno de Washington que los apoye
en- la reclamation que van d presenter por
sCalso argestoe les 10 qne habfa que ycr!
;falso arrosto, cuando Sc e5 cogi1 con armas y
dinamta ( boylo, resto de 10 que va habfan
desclnbsroaio. .... iAh, ioa ameriesnos!. !....
por mucho que &c tiate DC concentrates, no es
tarau couf4rmcs hasta ob;ener la taiala gorda.
leo en- e! pcr;6dico ePatria, del 20: eEl
cminente pianista scilor Gonzalo NdHez vsito
el iueves tiltimo al Delegate se1or Estrada
Palms, con e! objeto 1e ofrceeFlo 81 coucurso
Gu a eb.a de la re3enci6n de Cuba, que traera,
COMO consecuencia iuevitahle, Ia de Puerto
Rec, sn pafs natal. biouven!io sea ol egre
go arti u. nuestyo campo.o
no tionb'es, terra, que 81 Nlnez va al
<campo9, IRIS de artista!
EstC me haGe recordar ura ocurrencia de
las muchas que tenfa ell gepisl cabecilla cubano
kuz, que mas tenfa de sguajlroo que de general.
Cuando estaba preparsndo su expedition para
II { la insnrrecoon So le present6 el tenor cubs
no Ma,orra piiinpdO ser IncluiuO on e! nlncrO
de los expedicionarios. Ruz lie dej6 hab'ar, J
al oire deoir que era cantinte de .profeai6p,
dlio, apsrte, 4 su ayulante: <este ha dido hs-
bsr del teatro 0c IL guerra sin duda Sc fgura
que es igual los teattos dc d .iugando,.
Pues, bien; Ndnez le pasa lc que Ma
zorra; ha dido hsbar de <violones., no ssbe
que sc pueden toear sin necesidad de sair de
Nueva York. k.-CALOMARDE
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Los obreros levaban IN harmo4o estandar
10 con el retrato de MuToa Rivera, obra del
modesto artista don Luis Pic Toro, I. qpien Ell
jefe liberal dedc3 frasas car1osfsimas, & lin
dc que las trasmitcrs sus compaloros. Los
discursos de los obroros lamarou la atencldn
por gu fondo de cordura por au forma litera-
ria, culta eleganto
Ell banquete, suntuoso, verladeramcntc
digno de Luculo, fu6 dirigiio por Ia respectable
sefiora de don F5lix soijo, vice prasilcate de-.
comitG liberal Manjares magnfticos. L'corcs
de primera calidad. Despud5 de los Glen Gu
biertos de la p1mcra mesa, particparon del
festin, sirviGndosclcs cor ell mayor gusto, mas
de doscientos obreros y csmpeslnoa
Aunque Sc calcula en- echo '1iez mil per
sonas las que asistieron Il Ia fiesta ciqlea, no
hubo nj un solo ebrio en- toGa la concufrepcia,
nj un grito descompuesto, nj el mls leve Dc.
sorden. Fl pueblo manifeetaba gu algeria, con
una seredad dgna de las mas ardlcntea loas
Es ell honrado y gobernabe pueblo de Puerto
Rico
De gran efecto result6 cl msgi.tral disour
80 del achor Casa!dUc Goicoeehea, presi!erte
del cou.t4 local. Fut ana conpleia exTos
ci6n de doctrina una fructifera tabor &c pro-
psganda Conoofsse el talento del idvon ju.
risconsulto; pero no Sc convelsban can sps do
tes oralorias que corquistsron plAcemes tervo.
rosos que movieron las muche urnbles con
sacudiJas en6rgcas varonilea.
La luz eleotrica repartida con profusidn
en- la casa del seiior Iglesas, inciuRo q baicoh,
que tiene por cortinaje en- su parte superior una
hermosa enredadera. daba aqueila ua aspecto
brillantfsimo.-H CorresponsM.
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Segan 10 anunciamos en- otro lugsr, esta
tarde las dos se reunieron en- las ofcinas de
Ia CoRREspoNDENCIA los sehores Representatives,
de la prensa periodica de esta capital, en- esta
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
MILLING REPORT.
THE WEEKS OUTLOOK AND LAST
WEEKS OUTPUT.
Sales Are Slow as a General Rule, and Bx-
port Trade Light-Mills all Run
ming on Short Time.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 1S.-The
-four output last week at four points,
as reported by the Northwestern Mil
Ter, is as follows:
Feb. -, 97.-Minneapolis, 2OO.770;
Head of Lakes, 31,45O; Milwaukee,
SO. 45O: totals, 265,475. st. Louis, 3d.
800. Aggregate, 301, 425. Previous,
81, 22j.
Feb. Is. 96.-MinneapOlis. 211,760;
Head of Lakes, 33,445: Milwaukee,
$3.50; total, 291, 060; st Louis, 49,,
600. Aggregate, 349,GG0 Previous
$4,000.
Feb. 10, 1S95.-MinneapOlis, 155,
Head of Lakes. $4,000; Milwaukee,
10000; total, 229,625. st. Louis, 55,-
800. Aggregate, 2S5,425
MinneapOlis-Mills are now grinding
at the rate of about $4,000 barrels
daily. The sales of Minneapolis mills
last week was approximately 10000
barrels. Very little was exported, as
foreigners had lost confidence in
wheat. and where at all in the market,
bids were much too low for millers to
accept. but the tenor of their cores
llOHueuCe Is, llldl WIFI Sleduy uIIu
wheat calculated to inspire confidence,
good export buying is pretty sure to
follow. Domestic traders are also hold
ing back on account of the unsettled
condition of wheat and take -four on.
ly to piece out stocks. Flour quota,
tons at the mills have been reduced
about 10 cents per brrei. Foreign
quotations are about the same,
freights being higher. The western
demand for mill feed is quite active
and prices firm. Flour exports were
$4,000 barrels aginst 67,2S0 week be-
fore; 81, 300 in 1896 and 1890 in 1895.
Milwaukee-The output will prOba-
bly, show a decrease this week. Varia-
tons in wheat made buyers hold of
and absolutely no export sales were
made. Shipping directions on old or
ders came in slowly. Mill feed is in
good demand with prices 80 to 10
cents higher than a week ago.
Superior-Duluth-Tw mills are 60
ing this week and the output is es-
timated at $4,000 to 10000 barrels.
Very few domestic sales were made
last week and no exports.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
FITZ's TRAINING QUARTERS.

Carson, New, Feb, 49, Corbett will
go out to the Springs today and begin
his regular training, remaining there
till March II. Julian has selected
quarters for FitZsimmOns. The place
is known as Cooks ranch. 1t is a
clearing covering several acres Of
land. about three miles south of Car
son. and lies in little valley at the
foot of spur of mountains. The
dwelling house contains eight comfort
able rooms and is. surrounded by a
pretty grove OF trees. About fifty
yards from this building is a pavilion
100 feet square, used in summer time
by people for dancing. In this pavil-
ion Fitzsimmons will do most Of his
work. There are several good roads
in the neighborhood places and on
these the Australian will do a great
deal of leg work before fighting. He
will arrive here Saturday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
A DEMENTED MURDERER.

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 1S.-E. b.
Kent, the man who about a week ago
walked into the sheriff's office and sur
rendered himself, saying he thought he
had committed a murder in Indiana,
a few years ago, will be taken back to
the scene of his crime to stand trial
for his life.
Sheriff Johnson, at the request of
Kent, has communicated with the au
thorities of Centerton, ILL.,, and receiv-
ed a telegram saying Kent was wanted
at that place for the murder of Noah
King, and that an officer had left there
to brins him back. Kent, who is ev-
identity demented, says the crime was
committed on the night of November
5, 1894, on a farm three miles west OF
Centerton. Both men were intoXica-
ted and became involved in quarrel
and Kent stabbed his opponent with
a knife and then fed, not knowing
whether or not he had killed King.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
A SLICK SWINDLER.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 1S.-Judge
Carroll Cook is engaged in the trial of
E. P. Dewey, the young eastern forger
who is regarded by the police as a
most dangerous man. Dewey came
hither last December as the represen-
tative of a publishing concern, alleged
to be engaged in printing a directory.
The enterprise was called the Union
Business Gazetteer" with headquar-
tiers in Chicago. The preliminary
work of soliciting subscriptions and
advertisements for the Gazetteer had
been done in the San Francisco bust
ness community about year previous
and Dewey came to gather in the prof
its. He presented the contracts at diff
ferent business houses and collected
considerable sums Of money, for in
each instance the original contract
which called for 81, had been raised to
sums ranging from forty to fifty dol
lars.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
CRESPO'S MESSAGE.
WILL FAVOR RATIFICATION OF THE
ANGLO VENEZUELAN TRAETY.
Congress Of the Republic of Venezuela Con-
venes-The Presidents Message Will
Be Read About Next Tuesday.

New York, Feb. 1S.- A dispatch TO
the Herald from Caracas, says:
1t is said that the message of Pres
ident Crespo will treat the Guinea
question in an exhaustive manner.
The president will warmly recon-
mend TO Congress the Anglo-Venezue-
Ian treaty which he will say is the best
and in fact the only solution of the
long pending boundary dispute with
Great Britain.
President Crespo will declare that he
leaves the treaty in the hands of Con-
gress, firm in the belief that that
high executive body will receive it
with due consideration and will judge
it in a way to reflect honor upon the
republic.
The message will state that the at
titude of the government in relation
to the elections will be strictly neu-
trail. The only action which the ad-
ministration will take will be the di-
rectiOn and the preservation of the
price demanded by Venezuela.
1t is probable that the message will
be read on the Ord or oath of this
month Senators and deputies are al
ready gathering here and discussing
Of the important issues which will
come up when Congress con-
venes and everything is exceedingly
lively. The Anglo-Venezuelan trea-
ty naturally OvershadOws every other
question, and upon that the Grief argu-
ments turn.
The new treaty of alliance between
Venezuela and Colombia has been
signed at BOgota, according to Official
advices from the Colombian capital
The treaty was referred to Senior Silva
Gandolphi, the Colombian minister
here, for his approval.
The government has sent note to
the British company which owns the
breakwater at Laguayra to repair it
at once. If this order is not Obeyed
the concession made to the company
will be revoked. The breakwater is
in very bad condition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
A CASHIER SHORT.
The Bank Sues the Fidelity Casualty
Company.


New Orleans, La, Feb. 1S.-The
st. Landry bank. of Opelousas, La,
has filed suit in the Civil
District court praying to be
awarded judgment of $4,000 against
the Fidelity and Casualty company,
of New York, The litigation was
brought about through the rascality
of the cashier of the plaintiff bank.
The latter alleges that on the Goth
day of April, 1894, they entered into a
contract with the Fidelity and Cas-
ualty company for a period Of one
year BY this contract the Fidelity
and Casualty company agreed to Sc
cure the bank by going on the bond Of
j. T. Skipper, its cashier, from en-
beZZlement or other Interpretations
Of the banks fund. On the first day Of
April. 1895. this contract was renew
ed for another year, making it extend
until April 1st, 1896.
However. the directors of the bank
ing institution, as well as the citizens
of Opelousas, were thrown into con-
sternatiOn on the 2Sth of March, 1896,
On that date meeting of the board
of directors was held, the books Of the
bank were examined and it was dis
covered that Skipper had appropriate
ed $40, 1928 Of the funds of the bank.
The plaintiffs in the suit filed in the
Civil District court allege that they
have applied several times to the
Fidelity and Casualty company, ask
ing the latter to make good Shippers
shortage, as they agreed to do by the
contract both entered into. The bank
people allege that their claims have
been ignored, so they pray for judg-
ment aginst the security company for
$4,000, the amont designated in the
contract.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
RUSSIA SATISFIED.

New York, Feb. 1S.-A dispatch to
the Herald from st. Petersburg, says:
Entire satisfaction is felt here at the
result of the joint action Of the pow
ers in Crete and Emperor Williams
warm adherence is much appreciated.
Even England's action is praised by
the Movie Vremya as a precautionary
measure, serving as an indication to
the Greeks to behave reasonably, lest
worse should come to them. The Rus
sian Mediterranean squadron is order
ed TO remain off the Piraus. Its force
of eight ships will be strengthened fur
Their by the addition Of the battleship
''Imeprator Nikolayas l."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
CROOK AT LIBERTY.

New Orleans, Feb. 1S.-R. B. Dean,
who is considered one of the boldest
highwaymen ever arrested in this city,
is now at liberty. He escaped from
the First Precinct station, while
awaiting a preliminary hearing before
Recorder Finnegan. He got out of a
window of one of the cells, and letting
himself down in the patrol house,
walked to the banqette and ran up
Basin street to Gravier, where he was
lost sight of. The police claim that
the prisoner picked the paddock which
was attached to the grating of the
window, while he was not seen, and il
was by these means that he got away.
Dean has been in prison since the
night of February 4. He is charged
with assault with dangerous weapon
with intent 10 kill Police Officer Will
liam Brennan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
LOST HIS WAD.

New Orleans. Feb. 1S.-One thOus-
and dollars in hard cash. This is the
amount that J. p. Brady claims to
have been robbed of last night, while
he was sleeping of a jag in a lOdg-
ing house at the corner of POydras
and st. Charles streets. The money
was contained in a wallet and was
stolen some time between 10 o'clock
last night and 1870 this morning. Geo
Beatty. the private Waterman of the
lodging house, who had been employ
ed only last night, was arrested by the
police and is being held awaiting fur
Their investigation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
JUST LIKE UNCLE SAM.
SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES FOL-
Low OUR LEADERSHIP.
Instead of Settling Differences by War, as
Usual, They Now Do 1t By
Treaty-News Budget.

New York, Feb. 1S.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Buenos Ayres, says:
The minister of war, and the chief
of the general staff of the army, be-
coming dissatisfied with certain crit
icisms in official quarters, have offer
ed their designations. Protests were
made in the press, the reason given
being that military Reorganization
would follow. This campaign in the
interest of the army has been success
full, and the minister and military COM
mander have recOnsidered their offers
to resign.
The heirs of Baron Hirsch are eX-
tending the scheme of Hebrew coloni-
cation in Argentina. They have now
concluded to purchase a large tract
of land in the province of Entrerios,
upon which many families will be
placed.
The merchants in the state of Santa
Fe will establish a cooperative bank
for the purpose of helping the farmers
who have lost their crops.
The Herald's correspondent in Rio
Janeiro, Brazil. says: A protocol has
been signed by the Brazilian minister
of foreign affairs and the diplomatic
representative of France; resident in
Rio Janeiro. The protocol embodies
terms of settlement of the Aamap
question and rules for the determin-
alton of the line of demarkation in
Guina. The Federal council of
Switzerland is named in the protocol
as an arbitrator. The Brazilian Con-
gress will discuss the protocol but the
consideration will be brief and it is
not likely that any objection will be
offered to the terms.
Col. Moreira. Caeasar informs the
government that he is taking measures
to surround the fanatics in Bahia. He
states that they will not be able to
break through his line after it is form
ed. The government has issued orders
that the colonel of infantry, stationed
at NitcherOy, the company which mu-
TIMED, shall be severely punished. The
regiment has made a demand that an
other colonel be assigned to take COM
mand. The attitude of the present
colonel toward officers and men caused
the mutiny.
The boundary question between Peru
and Bolivia, which is now under con-
sideration by the Brazilian govern
ment as arbitrator, will not be decid-
ed for some time. Serious differences
have arisen in the discussion between
the Bolivian and Brazilian commits
sionerS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-18
SILVERITES SPLIT UP.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. Isl. B.
Clarkson, of Carthage, chairman of the
State executive committee of the Ma
tional Silver party, which in Missouri
is composed largely of boiling Repub-
licans, has called meeting of the COM
mittee to be held in this city on Feb
ruary %, next.
Chairman Roselle, Of the Populist
state organization has issued call
fro a meeting in this city on the same
date of the National Reform Press as
ISOLATION, or at least, that element Of
the association which has bolted from
the Vandervoort leadership.
1t is intimated a strong effort will
be made to bring the National Silver
party strength in the silver fold.