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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-17
THE CITY AND COUNTY,

John Wordsworth of Elgln, Ill.,, wa
in the city Monday.
Miss Maggie Walton visited friend
in Wichita Sunday.
The Security State bank has q neV
telephone. No. IS.
H. G. Chipchase spent Sunday ii
the city with friends.
Rev, E. A. HOyt returned from
Winfield Monday morning.
Alex Carnahan, ex-register of deeds
was In from his farm Monday,
]. A. Num- Of AnsOn was In Mondal
getting ready to cut his wheat
J. E. and c, L. MARCEL Of Highland
Kan. were IN the city Monday.
J. NJ. Mckee went to Wichita Mon
Day morning on poultry business.
T. P. Bone Of Wichita, was here
Monday. He went home next morn
ing.
W. W. Welter, editor Of the Belle
Plaine Defender, was In the city Mon
day.
Miss Minnie Bell went to Peck Tues
day morning to visit her parents few
days.
Just try a l0c. box Of Cascarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator evel
made. tt
Bert beckwith resigned his posi-
tlOn with L, c. Newton Saturday
night.
PIiny Simpson rode down from Con-
way Springs Saturday afternoon on
his bicycle.
Hon. W. f. Stanley, the well known
Wichita lawyer-politiCian, was in the
city Monday.
Garland Bros. are to erect q new
wooden awning in front of their
butcher shop.
A man brought a mOnkey-faced owl
to the city Tuesday. He caught IL
near May6eld.
ThOS. Pecklnpaugh came in from
Mayteld Tuesday morning.
turn there soon.
Abs Martin was the guest OF Win.
field girls Sunday, He returned home
Monday morning.
Engine $50 made her first trip west
on the local Monday morning, since
being OverEauled.
The Hltchceck's are expected home
from California the last Of this week
or the first Of next.
Mrs. Jack Breton returned TO Wood
ward Tuesday morning, after visiting
friends here awhile.
Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Hoyt went tC
Winfield Tuesday morning to attend
Chautauqua assembly.
W. Fl. Clark, attorney for the f. J,
Waddell Investment Co. OF Ottawa,
was in the city Monday.
Charlie Cox was 10 Argonia Sun
Gay visiting his wife, who is visiting
her parents at that place.
Joe and Pete Kramer came up from
Caldwell Monday morning to look aftel
their milling interests here.
Pete Snyder went to Arkansas City
Sunday evening to run an engine
for the Santa Fe few days.
Miss Mandane Hubbard Of Wichita
is visiting in the city, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Jackson.
Clifton Black, son Of Asa NJ. Black,
is recovering from a long sick spell
He Is able to sit up at present,
Miss Lee Burcham came up from
Pond Creek, o, T., Monday to take the
examination for the city schools.
JN.Trickey was down from Mulyane
Tuesday paying taxes for himself anG
several of his neighbOrs up there.
Ed Higgins and Wm. Gelino went
to Drury Saturday and returned Sun
day with thirty-fVe pounds Of fish.
The county commissioners reduced
Assessors Sleeper's taxable Valuation
of judgments from s125, ,173 to s43, ,765
I c. A. BranscOmbe, editor of thu
South Haven New Era, was in the city
Monday morning on his way to Attica
PrOfS, Geo. C. Wakefield and T. W
Butcher returned Saturday evenin,
from trip through the northern anC
eastern part OF the Strip, They sa!
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-17

NJ. Fl. Kiobe and wife were here
yesterday from Conway Springs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-29

me de solioitar del Excmo. senor Gobernador
General la division del termino municipal de
Barceloneta entire Arecibo Manatf; es decir,
los barros de Florida. adentro Florida.afuera
solicitan ser agregados al t6rmino de Arecibo,
y ell barrio del Pueblo, sea Barceloneta, Ga
rrochales Palmas atlas, 4 Manatf. Con tai
objeto se han recogido va en- las Floridas todas
las frmas de los contribnyentes, sin que uno so.
10 dejara de prestar gustosamente su conformi-
dad. Tambi6n enla poblaci6n Sc han recogido
la mayor parte de las frmas, exceptuandose So
10 la del alcalde, su padre, un hermano y algun
otro de los que viven del presupuesto,. y no les
convene, como es natural, que desaparezca el
municipio, porque desaparecerfan ellos tamblen.
Sin embargo, entire los empleados hay uno que
aunque hace POGO tempo le conocemos, sabe-
mos que tanto 81 como su familia,. son perso-
mas dc valcr observan una conducta digna de
ejemplo. Como natural, de la camariia del
alcalde forma parte ell celebre 1.avandero, Gu
va historic va saben muchos de memoria.
<En este asuptc anexion 10 mas curioso es
que se encuentran unidos los incondcionales y
los iberales, tanto para recoger las frmas, CO.
mo para apoyar dicha anexion en- ell ayunta.
miento cuando llegue ell momento oportuno. La
mayorfa, pues, sera abrumadora, porque unlca-
mentemente ell alcalde, su hermano Lavan.
dero seran los de la oposici6n.>
De 10 dicho resulta que Barceloneta, pue
bio j6ven de vida robusta y propia, desapare.
cera en- breve por falta de una buena admins
TRACTION municipal, libre de las pernciosas in
fucncias del caciquismo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-29

rlClEL' da maroa "Pleyel'', ~ en- " magnffco
estado, tene POGO uso. 1nformaran O'Donnell
6, de ! 8 de la tarde. 15-1
x*x Los diez pesos biletes de banco,
encontrados la otra noche en- ell teatro por la
polcfa que sc hallaban depositados en- Ia
Jefatura de dicho cuerpo, fueron entregados s.
nuestro amigo don Francisco Sabat, que result
t6 ser dueilo de ellos. El senor Sabat, agra
decide, quiso hacer una qualification por este
servicio, pero no le fu6 aceptada de ningdn
modo.
70 nm botellas del acreditado Ron ,Stron-
~ ooo ghoa Sc han venddo durante dos
aEos que hace que este sabroso licor Sc presen-
to al mercado. No hay duda que es mucho
vender. Pidase en- todas parties. Lui1a Her.
manos Compaifa 10 venden al por mayor y
detail.
~ Dice un perioaico austriaco que la
anexion del archipelago dc Hawai-, debe LA
mar la atenci6n de los gobiernos de Europa
por que es ell primer paso expansional colonial,
dado por Ell presidente Mac Kinley. Con la
anexi5n de Hawai- tendra ell comercio de los
Estados Unidos la me jor estaci6n naval en- ell
Extreme Orente para los buques procedentes
de California. La anexi6n mas que importan-
cia polftica la tieDe comercial.
Xxx Sc encuentra en- Arecibo ell Cinema
t6grafo que Sc exhibira en- ell teatro de aquella
localidad. Dada la admirable combination DE-
ese aparato, maravilla de Edison, estamos Sc
guros de que lIanara Ia atencion de los arecibe-
i1os.
* Los giros Sc hallan actualmente e,'
esta capita! Il los siguientes tipos Londres,
3 dlv IS 55 E, Idem 80 DIV, $3.50 6. Pa
ris, ~ pS. Madrid Barcelona, 80 pS
Provincias, }3 p3. Nueva York, ~ pS.
Habsna, so p3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-29
RICOS Y POBRES

AL aravesar el patio sombro para legar la caa Juan
sonrefa. iPensaba en- la condesa
Cuando sub6 los cinco pedanos de pera que conducan
la cocina miro por los vidrios de la ventana.
Las buglas lujo frecuene los Mon
tar6n; no usaban la habtaci6n Teresa.
Una d6b luz alumbraba ell espacio cas vacio que
Juan tena ante VISTA Ia anciana
desde haca largo tempo.
Pedro cansado de traba durante ell da ademas
nendo levanarse al vover trabao
acostaba cuando madre.
La criada dorma rnc6r.
al ado de la chfmenea estaban mas que Guilermo
Teresa que parecfa tan inanmada
Juan
Su hermano lie interrog6 la vista.
Juan contes6 hacienda la cabcza signo amatvo
10 cual querfa decir:
-Esta hecho.
AL hacer signo sonri6.
Lo vi6 la joven.
Abr6 los ojos, al notar que ell rosro de esaba
flumnado por algeria feroz exclam6:
Ah! lie has matado!
Juan Montar6n desconocfa las precauciones.
ST. dijo sencillamente.
No pensaba mas que triunfo
La desgracada Teresa huera despertado todos
gritos; la de Guermo la ap6 la boo dcndola
msmo tempo al odo:
-iQue perdes!
Juan fu6 Ia aacena sac6 botella aguadiente,
nen6 un Sc 10 bebio de trago. =
Gullermo meditaba.
Era precise aear toda sospecha eo huberan sdo
los autores de aquel asesinato.
sPor que medic?
Su fertil imagination trabaiaba.
Al cabo de momento habfa pensado 10 que debfa
hacer.
No habfa mas faci m
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-29
-|C0R De BREA DEL DOCTOR GONZALEZ.

*** El Senado de los Estados Unidos ha
fjado un 20 por ciento cad valoremo los
derechos arancelarios sobre las pieles bruto
que Sc introduzcan aquella Replblica
*** En- la iglesia de San Francisco (FerroD
ha sido colocada a la derecha del altar de Ia
Virgen del Carmen, una lapida en- que Sc halan
inscriptos los ncmbres de todos los tripulantes
<Reina Maria Cristinas.
~ Ha sido nombrado Official 5 . INFERNO
de la Intervention general del Estado, con ell
sueldo anual de $500 y 45ode sobresueldo, don
Antonio Snarez.
*. Hemos dido que uno de los redactores
del future periodico Unconditional (funcionario
p1bico) que en- breve ha de yer la luz publica
esta capital, ha sido llamado al Gobierno
General no sabemos con que objeto.
LEON 6. Ia hesn as:1a "a. 'ns''ssja I. ~ear "as aa.
viene Puerto Rico. Tiene siempre existen-
cia fresca A. RAUSCHENPLAT.- J uan.
-Tetuan IS. 3O-l1
~. E! seilor don Candido Garcia, presi
dente accidental del Banco Territorial Agrf
cola de Puevto-Rico, Sc ha servido favorecernos
con ejenpar de Ia Memor1a leida y aproba-
da en- la iunta general de accionistas celebrada
ell dfa 26 del actual. Agradecemos su atenci6n
volveremos ocuparnos de tan interesante
documento.
* Como Sc We por el anuncio que inser-
tamos en- otro lugar, ha logrado colocar todas
las pspeletas de la rifa s favor del Hospital dc
Bayam6n, dofla SandaIia del Carmen Canine.
Esto reyela una constante perseverance, en- el
ejercicio de actos de benefcencia, dignos del
mayor encomio reconocimleDtc.
~ Son una noyedad los preciosos abani-
cos que hemos visto en el eBazar de los Paisa-
nos,, Fortaleza 25. Los hay desde cinco CEN
tavoa hasta ounce luroa Estos, por medic de
un hilito de gonna, tocan una linda pieza musi-
cal. Adsmas, hemos visto talnbien paraguas Y
sombrillas tinas ordinarias, casi a mitad de
precio; caicctnes otra porci6n de artculos
imposibies de ennmerar. Vale Ia pena hacer
una vista al xBazar de los Paisanoss.
~ De Qaebradilas: <Hemos tenido ell
gusto de saludar en- este pueblo, nuestras
amigos de Arecibo, la seora dofla lIeraclia de
Alfonso seMoritas Ana Olmo, Carmen Rosa
Rabaine Asunci6n Soto, que vienieron q Ia
boda de su fntma amiga Aurora Mestre.>
*** So ha autorizado al ayuntamicnto dc
Aguas-buenas, para votar cr6dito suplcto-
rio para mobilario de las escuelas.
~ Ha sido nombrado predicador de
S. S. NJ. M. los Reyes de Espa1a,e ,el padre An
gel Ciasan fraile dominica.
~ Hemos tenido OCCASION de yer los mag
nffcos artfculos que Sc acaban de recbir en-
competencia. Ademas de una gran variedad
de calzado para todos los gustos, hay un surtido
general de artfculos que iremos menclonando
| oportunamente que constituyen verdaderas
| novedades en- esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-29
VAnI { D 4 D ES.

Hovedad teresan. Aoahaa sasa}ol de reGbrss
Tanger, que tanto GUSTAV nuestros simpaticos
consumidores; tan,bien recibi6 fo1e0t.ns fran
ceses, en- cajitas eegantes, propias para obse :
quios; .fi'utas g1cceadas, en- cajitas de 1875 $50
gramos; orejones lie melocot5n, rico postre, re
mojado con vino xJerez Inocente1, exclusive
marca nuestra; salchichones de Foie-gras con
trufss de perigot, de polio, de liebre, de Bolog-
MIA, de Vich y de Lyon: :~-Todo este para nues
tros parroquianos. -eEl Colmado,, de Cerece-
do Hermanos y Companfa.
PeIuqueria ''EI Buen Gusto''5sAann sane9o SUsr' 81
Elegancia, prontitud, esnlero. Hay un cons
tante surtido de perfumerfa sclecta. Gran es
tablecimiento de BANOS DE DUCHAy Y ASEO
Sc admiten ahonados, JUAN APEELANIZ,
propietario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-29
PeIuQueria "El Buen Gusto''sAN 91 yUsro

Ella CoRnEsPoNDENc1A PUERTO Rico,
isl fuera de la senora Fernando Corbere quien
tratara, que bariais vos?
El captain contesto con frialdad
los prohibo pronuncieis nombre?
Juan di6 paso hacia adeane cerrando formdabes
Su hermano le detuvo.
lilo pronunciare quera!-dijo- Mon
ar6n valen los Corbiere ordenes
recibir de vos En- suma que habas prometido esa jo
ven?
RoIando lie miro nsutante alanera
--Nada-dijo.
Guiilermo rechinando los dentes.
-Si no Of NAL hababas de dinero hace IN momento
lilo quereis?
Guillermo sacudio la cabe2a.
mo, 10 mismo que ella
Il Entonces que peds?
Una reparacion
,-SCua?
La dnca que case procede
#>-i I'm matrimonio? 81
Els impossible idea del que Official hzo
ia pregunta. %#
Jamas, utrae sangrento fu6 proferido en- tan pc
palabras. ~
Esto guerra decir: J
-iTanto valdrfa preender casar principe con una
Teresa recibi6 Ell nsulto pleno y baando la
beza, apoy6 en- la pared sollozando. 80
Lo conprendia todo. @s@
iQue locura Sc haba apoderado de ella?
Al entregarse todo corazon habfa credo
testa de eterno de aquel hob para quen haba
sido mas que la distraction de dfa
sY en- efecto, que podfa haber durable ellos?
i iUn matrimonio! ST.
-iVamos iPor ventura eass uno con muchachas
En- question de reparacone er captain
taba. diapuesto ofrecerla. s.ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-29

importadores en- Puerto-Rico del famosa vino
tinto i blanco de mesa 4esssc;.saa.
Ninguno otro 10 n2eiora en- pureza buan SAILOR
En- dcho establecimiento Sc acaba de reci,sz
tarabien un extenso surtido de sinos de .Ieres,
Champafla superior, loores fnos, turrooes
znaGapanes, frutaa cn su iugo, en- almfbar
aguardiente toda olase de srttcuios Gnos del
giro. Naaie presentara s:rtido mcios para
las Pasc,as Ano Nuevos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-29

fat"'aeS' Puerto-Rlco. --- KOIILER.-~4O me-
lodtas facics, $1.--IDEM. 80 idem infantiles,
tomos uno ST. KETTERER. - Romeo =
Julieta, opera 91e, Fantaafa, sl.1s oentavos.
-IDEM.- opera 27o, Galop, so centa
vos. ~IDKM.--La Violeta, opera 81, Fantasia
Mazurka, rs centa tavos.--IDEM.- Gran gaiop
de Concerto, opera "a, $1.35 centavos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
KEENAN, TO GO TO INDIA.
THE CowARDLY BRUTE WILL BE WORSE THAN
PEsrrLENCE OR FAMINE.

Alas Door India, She has suffered severely since
the day when Lord Give added vast domain ana
millions Of inhabitants to the possessions OF Great
Britain. Warren Hastings conspicuous IN the
long list OF great plunderers who despoied ner
temples and her palaces. War; pestilence ana
famine have wrought havoc with India ana its peo-
pie. The recent visit Of the bubonic plague and the
widespread mortality among the starving natives
dwindle into insignifcance in comparison with the
latest ndignity that is aict the inhabitants OF
that unfortunate land, where revolt is almost an
everyday occurrence. The Vaccinations OF the
Car, schemes OF the Ameer and the Afridi re-
belllon arc not likely to harass the Government OF
England and India one-haf so much as the sending
of keenan, to Calcutta. Woe unto the Hndoos!
Wee unto everybody in India! Keenan, is the In
strument that is to accomplish what war. plague
that Bcresford who wears the Victoria Cross.
pcctlng natives OF India where he served his Queen
so long and faithfully. IS enough to cause I'M
bIassed men to doubt the bravery of the fighting
Beresfords. - -,
AfChanistan 10 bet on Keenan,. and the Russian
and all hands bet on him. England will be safe for
q long period TO come; as Keenan, Is sure 10 run
well enough TO make them back him the next time
out Of a ss1 the enr
Court of Cabul will be bankrupt and the shipment
Of Keenan, M to India will be look upon for all time
as diplomatic triumph on ne 2ther hanoi IL tht
rupees Keenan,. the Sepoy resurrection WIN oe
as a football match between Harvard and VassaI
when compared with the universal uprising IN inuis
A gigantic equine impostor as keenan, 70 ue pameo
on on a long suffering people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

countv Committee also, Of course. SAID that
Baker was the party candidate. 49,. crrr.r,a
Court therefore decided In Baker raVor anu
poLer's name alone went on the blanket paIo'
&c the Republican candidate for Assemoiyman.
THE consequence % this action or MT flatt
IN forcing a minority candidate upon the fePuo-
iicans Of Clinton County might have oeen iore-
seen. They rejected Baker and elected Ed-
mund J. Pickett his Democratc oppome ~.
The contrast in the vote Of Clinton County LOT
Assemblyman In 1896 and In lS9' Is interest
ing In 1896 the vote was as follows: Everett
e. Baker (Rep) 6.O35; NJ. Y. B. Turner (Dem.),
1905 In 1897 the Republican vote shrank 10
the following Dimensions: Everett 600 10 BAKER
3449; Edmund ]. Pickett tDeml, 4,uo"' ~.
The Republicans Of Cortland county also ret
Mr.. Platts interference WIN ,ner psat sourbt
denomination Being defeated. he had nim-
self nominated by rump convention. ana 'neh
the Republican state tomn,ov ,rosd d' hr, The
"reg1,la,.' candidate Saunders's name. there
fore, occupied a position on the blaohket ballot
as the regular" cand,date' Inc s,d spu,etbdns
70 ssv about the matter. and while they gave
Judge Wallace majority. although JUDGE
Parker born IN the county; aney oesea'ea
Saunders and sent David w Van Hoesen'
Damocrat in preference, to Albany.
In Niagara County the Republican party lost
two Assemblymen. The Plat boss" OF this
co,ntv &c Senator Ellsworth. president pro TEN
NJ the Senate For several years past Senator
plat, through Senator Ellsworth. has waged
war upon every independent Republican In Nj
agara County. Patronage was used to defeat
tbs,r will At primaries. Not one Of them was
go nnr,,itted TO be a delegate at State Con-
vent,on Moreover the affairs Of the county
were wretchedly managed. Taxes rapidly in
creased So Western New-Yorkers were not
s,,rnr,sed when. the day after election. they
read the news that Senator Ellsworth's candi-
dates for Assemhlymen had been defeated.
In Buffalo the Republicans lost two Assembly
mon This loss can he largely traced to the
rss,s,arce the Republican Assemhlymen or
these districts gave TO Mr.. Patt's Greater New
York project.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
SPORTS FOR TO-DAY.

MEET OF THE AMERICAN CYCLE RACING Asso-
c1Ar1oN-rHE SEVENTH REGIMENT GAMES.
TIL. indoor sporting season will begin tonight
with some Interesting contests at the American
cycle Racing Associations meet at Madison Square
Garden AS many OF the best riders have entered
there ought to be some good sport The races will
begin AT o'clock and It Is hoped that the specta
will be handled In better shape than at the races
on THANKSGIVING night.
The eth Regiment Athletic Association has ar
ranged an attractive programme for Its games ut
the armory tonight These will be the thirty-sec-
ond games Of the regiment. and It is reasonably
that there Will he good sport.
The final game In the billiard tournament. which
has bsen running through the week, will be played
Tonight al the Concert Hall, Madison Square
Garden.
There will also be a golf game In the afternoon
and severa. less important bowling con-
tests will take place at night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
LIVE STOCK MEN IN SESSION.
THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE MEETS IN SIOUX
ctry-pREsIDENT THoMPsoN's ADDRESS.

rITY-pRESlDENT TfliMISONS ADDhEoS.
Sioux city. Iowa. Dec s-The ninth annual con-
yention Of the National Live Stock Exchange be-
Gan here at 3 r. m. to-day. The convention brings
10 Sioux city besides the foremost representa-
t,ves Of the 1--we stock industry OF the land the
argest number Of representative railway men ever
in attendance upon meeting OF the National body
outside OF Chicago. The National Live STOCK Elk
oH - riSicoro Kansas city. South Omaha East st.
Iouis Louisville, Fort WORTH ST Joseph Pitts-
burg and South ST. Paul ana eaen lNcHa p semus
" President w. H. Thompson. jr.. in addressing
the convention. said IN idrt;
The time is fast approaching when the quality
Of our Productions viii be the standard OF admis,
Sion foreign markets 1t shoua De inc am aim a1s
INTERESTED in the expectation OF live stock and meat
food products know that none but the best IN
'AW hose interested in live stock should duly ap-
prcca,c and graisiuy Of AerIcul,uro
10 promotc an increase In the demand Tor our
dairy products in foreign mehHcs ana tny not
alone hy keeping The product at sn ., ?'snhu nne
and abroad hut By never losing an opportunity
10 inauCuraic any improvement IN me m.hu'"''"
tending 10 improve the quality or Output. l., $50
Undoubtedly the bccf-ptoGucinR nnnnS't -. most
branch OF agriculture justly Ginning .he ", a.,
se~ious consolidation. and 1t is one OF more I'M
portancc 20 our constituents than any nrey are
important because large amounts OF tno.cs -
ar,sc ~ The great expense In caring for. furnish
ing feed TO and fattening cattle for market ms
49,, common or inferior class OF cattle as II
is in the grades thoroughhreds The mark 81
vaIue of the maiured animals is from ~ cents 70
q t9 nor iCo mounds IN favor of grade or matureo
cattle which fact should convince me prouIs sed
that in order 10 obtain the best price ior ny lee"
sn sbnuid feod 1, 10 tho better grade OF cattle.
Tho speaker also dwelt al considerable Ishsth
y, Tho raising OF hogs and sheep. lfe urseu VI,
e.rlv MARKETING Of hogs. which. h" sald, wouI1
NV, a tendency to reduce the stock OF lard ana
make r. more Valuab" 10 the producrr ana un.
HrN,.div r.,luco m, losses sustained through the
rayaccs OF hog chO."ls- .,.
~ .,hroush prope. breeding and caro- In feeding.
D~odf,res a grad OF mutto" superior 10 ours IN
.Jtie qua flies and therefore secures 4 better
81. a. ~ "A. tho same time shearing ms much
Ana as good 4 quality OF wool as an American,
brrre his advantage and ability 10 make us
,sko A back seat to speak. with our mutton
wiz no, take advantage. OF the experience fur-
ri.h.d hv him and 60 srad- and improve our hooks
unr thew are not only Tho peer Of. but superior
Il" any in the world. and such az VIII evidence
,hclr supcrorty when their cnrcasses are IN
foreign markets hung side ~ side with those
nroduceI hy our brethren across the water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
A HOCKEY MATCH THIS EVENING.

Tho first hockey match Of the season will take
place at the ST. Nicholas Skating Rink this even
ing at o'clock. between the teams OF the St
Nicholas Skating Club and Columbia University.
Tho interest manifested by tho public in these
matches last year and the organization OF new
hockey teams this season indicate that the game
will meet with success this winter. The ST. Ncho-
las Skating Club team won many important matches
last winter. and ended the season by defeating the
amateur champion team OF the New-York Athletic
Club. Columbia University has some sixty appli-
cants for the seven places on the team. and tho
game Is finding favor among the students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
KLONDIKE COMPANIES QUITTING.

SMALL. SUBSCRIPTIONS MADE-MoNEY ALREADY
PAID IN TO BE REFUNDED
Some o. the Klondike companies appear 10 he
going out OF existence The Yukon-C riboo British
Columbia Gold Mining and Development Company
had hne Offices in the Manhattan Life Insurance
Ccmpanys Building. No Go broadway. but these
Offices closed and tign on the door says
the business has been removed to No 1900 Market
st.. Philadelphia. II IL reported that the subscrp-
lions TO tho stock OF the company nave been small
and that the money paid IN Will 10 refunded. The
president OF the company Is J. Edward Adi.ck. the
gas company promoter. who asplred to bs United
States Senator from Delaware. The capital stock
OF the company was to ne S.sD0co
Another company which II Is rumored has not
been able sell It's stock Il the Norih wesfern Min
Ing and Trading Company. with Offices IN the John
stOn Building. No. 30 BrOad-st. Its capital stock
was TO be sScoo.cco Tho head OF this company is
James T. Campbell. Ex-Governor o, Ohio II is
stated that money received for stocis will be re-
funded Several OF the smaller Kloni!ke companies
have shut up shop.