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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-02
CIRCULAR
Pdytilo sUni6n Autonon,ista Liberal. Go.
mission ejecutiya - Residencia..
San Juan, Pto- Rico Q de Mario de 1898.

lutONOVGtSGu
mission ejecutiya. - Rresidencia..
San Juan, Pto- Rico 2 de Mario de 1898.
Sr. Don.
Mi distiDguido correligionario:
Designado por mi bondadoso leal amigo
don Luis Muhoz Rivera para ocupar el alto
honroso puesto de Presidente provisional de Ia
"Uni6n autonomista liberal", aceptsdo mi
modesto nombre por los organismos ejecuti-
vos de las sgrupaciones que habfan de fusio-
narse, nos reunimos en- los salones del pslacio
de Santa Catalina, los comisionados de una
otra colectividad, y las doce de Ia noche del
25 de Febrero estampamos nuestras frmas en-
ell acts de constitution del nuevo partido san.
consndo las bases scordadas pr6viamente,
que servran de ley organics transitoria, hasts
que Sc celebre una AssmbIea General. Dichss
bases son las que tengo ell gusto de inoluir ue-
ted para su conocimiento y el de todos los
miembros de ese Comite.
este manifestado, cumpliendo con uno
de los mas elementales deberes de oortesfs, en-
vic usted mi ssludo cordial sfectuoso, quo
lie ruego trssmita q los apreciables correligio-
narios que secundsD shf sus iniciativas, EXPIRE.
sandoles mi deseo frme sincere de conssersr
toda mi actividsd defender los intereses DO.
lfticos que so han con6ado mi voluntad cons.
tsnte mi buens fe insltersble.
En- ell ejercicio de tan delicsdo di6cil
cargo, ussre Ia mas estric.a Unparalleled. Bo.
rrsdas en- abso uto las diferenciss que existfsn
entire miembros de una misms familia: CON nm
solo hogar una sola banders-ls bandera de-
u union7marcharsnos todos. autonomiatas ID
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Consulate Of the United States
. Of America.


San Juan, March 1, SO.
Complying with the REQUEST OF
His ExCellenCy, The GOvernbr Gene
raj Of Puerto Rico, I hereby Notify
all citizens of the United States OF
America, living in this Island or
travelling hsre, or here on t@mpOra
ry Business to REGISTER them sell
YES and theirs families at This Con.
sulate or at one Of The u. S. Consular
Agencies nearest their place Of Resi-
denCe.
nv, o
mere are oo'is''l"f Agencies
pH,IIpc HANNA.
CONSUL.
at Aguadila.
Arecbo.
Arrovo
Faiardo,
Mayag,lcz.
Naguabo.
Ponce. and Vieques 81
~ El dfa del corriente, las dos de Ia
tarde, tcndrA logar en- la casa-ayuntamiento Ia
subasta para ell abssto de carne dc eata capital,
durante los dfas comprendidos del 81 al ~ del
presente mes.
~ Eu Morovis Sc llev6 4 cabo ell 81 del
mes proximo pasado una lucids manifestation
de re gociio pablco para oelebrar ell advent
miento (e Ia antonomfa la union del gran
partido autonomista liberal. Conourrieron q
ella mas de cuatro mil personas, presididas por
una comisidn de damas que portaba un maguf-
fco estandarte con ell retrato del aefior Mufloz
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-. Parties de poliofa.-Se di6 cuenta al
Jnzgado Municipal del maltrato de obras &
Juana Rivera convecins de Valentin Ramos
Sc do ,uenta al Juez de Instruction de Catedral
de la sustracci6n de varios cubiertos de plata
? metal q dofla Isabel Cepero. o.-Bsrnardo Me
yes Ricardo Salgado fueron detenidos por Pc
lea escAndalo en- la calle de la Fortaeza & las
lO4 de la msnsna.-Se di6 cuents al Juz.
gado de Instruction de San Francisco de Ia
ocupaci6n de un mschete por heridas Maria
Susana Milin.-Curado en- la Sala de Socorr6s
Sebastian Carrero de contusiones que lie cause
en- la espalda JESUS Moraza. .-Deteni 10 Santa
60 Costoso por agresiones cen un cuchillo d
Ricardo Canaes habiendo intentado este mis-.
mo vsrias veces
-. Sc hsce impossible muchas veces salir
del vapor su legaia de Catano, pues es tai
la turba de chiquillos hasta de zagaletones
sin ooupacon que ae introaucen en- el barco,
en- busca-- como llaman eIlos de chivos, que
no sc puede materialmeute salir Y como quie.
ra que no tiene NADIA de particular sc evapore
un bultito, lamsmos la atenol5n de quien pue-
da oorregir estos abuses. Y yer 81 puede ser
que esos chicos vayan la escuela, los ma.
yores buscar oficio que creemos les sea mas
pfovechoso.
Go Vondn en- el Centro de vacunscidn de Puer'
W 'o"uV ia de TERRA Una GAIA nueva Y
completa de instrumentos de crujfa para am.
putacion, resccc6n trepsnaoi5n, extirpaci6n de
tumores extraction de bslss' Un oftalmos
copio tubular de Galezouski. Tn terlnocaute.
rio de Paquelfn- Tn forceps modelo Pajot
que Sc desmonta en- cuatro pleas. Una cartera
instrumental Varios libros de medicine. AIDE
mas roperos de espeio, tocador, sparadcres,
blclcleta Otros muebles. Ga
-. Tn astr6nomo aleman prett nie ha
Der visto una segunda luna dobe distanca de
la TERRA de Ia que conocemos. Dice que ell nue.
vo satellite sera visible Ell 80 del pr6ximo mes
de Julio.
-. Procedente de Arecibo ha llegsdo
esta capital el bizarre captain de infanterfs don
Carlos Bithorn ell cusl embarcara para la Pc.
nfnsula en- ell yapor correo del cen licencia J
con ell fin de reoupersr la salad perdida en- la
campaha de Cuba donde Sc sostuvo desds ell
principle de Ia guerra, siendo recompensado
con el emplso de cspitan J ysrias cruces pen.
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gen, Sc sstrensra en- Ia iglesia Catedral el Or.
gano conetruido en- Barcelona por el afamado
fabricante don Pablo Huola Camprubi.
~ Sc enouentra on esta capital y esta
mafana luyimos el gusto de ssludarle, nuestro
estimado amigo conpafiero ell seflor don Ma
gin Radiris, veoino de Mayagiiez. Que sea
bienvenido.
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De San Lorenzo, dfa 26.

Muloz Rivera: Enterado oomite renuoia
jefatura partido, sdmira sue mobiles sentimien.
tos, acendrado amor colectivdad. Solo por dis.
ci ,lna aceptamos sacri6cio persona'idal de Va.
Lamentamos determination, confando reconooi-
do patr'olismo nuavo jefe, que llenaIa felmente
cometido, felicitamosle ofreciendo leai adhe'
sion.- J, Aponte.
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La CATASTR0FE DEL MAINE"

Desde hoy empezamos q publican, tomando'
10 de el <Diario del Ejeroitos de la lisbans,
los siguientes horripilantes detales de la vola'
dura del acoraxado <Maine,. FL estimado CO.
lega los pubiica en- sus ediciones del l6, II ? Is
del pasalo Febrero dicen asf:
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La Voz del partido liberal
De Caguas, dfa 20.

Mufoz Rivera: Resolution de nuestro
presidente aeeptada por secci6n permaneute dem
tro bases y acuerdo comite provincial 10 acata y
respeta comit6 local.->El presi ente, Ce!estino
Sola.
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De Fajardo, dfa 26.

Muiloz Rivera: Nombre comile, felcito &
usted por gu patri6tica abnegaci6n sacriicio je-
fatura por salvar unon.--Baralt.
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De IIumacao, dfa 26,


Muiloz Rivera: Heohos han erigido en-
nuestro corazdn un altar usted, que sempre
ha sabido llegar sacrifcio por salvar ell decoro
y las oonvenienoias del pals liberal y tendremos
por sagradas sus generosas indicaciones. Sir.
vase ofrecer nuestra decidida adhesion u. nuevo
jefe directiva, y sabet que hoy os admirsn
mas vuestros correligionarios. Juan DAILY, An.
tonic Mora, Felipe Feliciano, Candelario Baez,
Isi1oro M"ya, Asuuci6n Mora, Juan Gonzalez,
Agustfn Rosa, Jose Cruz Enrique Hernandez
Medina, Cosme Velaxquez, Martin Reins, Juan
Manuel Plaza, Ramon Arr.yo.
De Utuado, dfa 26.
Mu1loz Rivera: Salud ilustre jefe, verbo
que aIienta immense ej6rcto, liberal Morales,
Hip6lito, Tapia. sssts ssss
De U,uado, dia 9e.
Muhoz Rivera: Su sctitud noble enorgu-
eoe todo ell que tiene la honra de penssr y
sentir como listed. Olonell.
De utuaio, dfa 26
Mu6oz Rivera: Grande es el sacrifco del
que solo es oapaz V. por su nobleza amor la
patria pequefa. Como impaesto por usted y
por 10 que vale el sefior Roman, 10 aceptamos
resignados yaprobamos su resolution. Iglesias,
Casalduc.
De Quebradilas, dfa 90.
Mui1oz Rivera Acabo de entregar oopia
telegrama presidente comitd. Deploro nos pri
vemos de gu jefatura HerhaLdez.
De Camuy, dfa 26.
Mufoz Rivera: Profesores Camuy, felicf,
tanle en- compaffa Roman, I'M abrszo contad
adhesion Quijano, Sifonte, Colon, Miranda
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De Barranquitas, dfa 2G.

Mufoz Rivera: I'm abrazo que te lleva
muchas ldgrimas do mi coraz6n. Has sido de-
mas;ado noble, dema.iado grande Yo no s6
hasta que punto has ,lebido serlo tanto.--Pepe.
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De Gusyama, dfa 26

MuiIoz Rivera: Aprobamos su resolution
con profundo dolor. -Vazquez, Cuevas. Domin-
guez.
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&aiserlit! 9entst9&s
Nonsulat,

Autoefordert unl1 der lliesiDcll
Renierl1nM eine Iistc der III
21ertn a}icu ansaessioen deuts-
Chen Staats-Anuel1oerigel1 ei1-
z,lreic1tem, 1uerdem 1etztere er-
suclt, sicl1 11l1ter Eilrreichnno
ihrer Tap{ere persoelllicl1 nder
stl,tittltch hei 1ell 1lacl1stel1em-
den 1taiserl,eh 1eutsclltm 5iun-
sulatcn resp: dice Aonsulatrn
rl1rstr,ls zl1 ruelle1t.
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Juan Ramone|| y Tomas

Doctor en- Medicina Cirujfa de la Fa.
cultad de Barcelona; socio de namero del Co.
leglo m6dlco farmac6utico corresponsal de la
heal Academia de Palma de Malorcs; Espe-
ciallsta Ell las intermediates de los ojos; Jefe
de Clfnica del doctor Wuker en- Paris, segun
certifcado.
Llevs mas do diez siete ai1os de practica
ofrece al pablico los servicios generates de
su profession mIy partcularmente los que Sc
referan su especialdad como oculista.
Prescribe proporciona toda c|ase de vi
drlos, evitando asf Ia periodical oottambre de
usarlos sin la necesaria indicsci61 facultativa
HORAS DE ECONSULTA
Manana' M a'..''........... de IL
Iarde. ........... de 3 & 5
HONORARIOS
Prlmera vista (Consulta). ...... 81
La slguente. ................. 50
Para la medlclna en- general los de costum.
bre.-Direcci6n: eHotel de Francia., 15-4
htpnci0n En- la Gale de la Luna, ndmero 95,
'''"''S" SO reparten comdas domici-
lio. GO
w ASEGUR0S CONTRA INCENDIOS
Y MARIT1MOS en- las respetables oompanfas
<La Northern, deIonires.
xLa North British and Mercantile, de
Londres.
xLa Marins,s de I.ondres.
<La Trasatlantca, de Hamburgo.
eLa TrasatlAntioa,, de Berlin.
Pages con pronttud. Premios
muy mddicos. RI Agente:
LlldWic Duplace.
Tetuan H. San Jusn Puerto Rico. p
Al VhpE7 Y IN Gale de la Cruz, namero
hLtAnIL l w. CAPITAL. - A los
que quieran comprar bsrato Sc les recomienda
hacer una vista LA ESTRELLA, frente la
plaza principal ALI Sc encontrara cdhstante-
monte un complete surtido de calzado de todss
classes, (marcas recomendadas), paraguas SON.
brillas, camisetas, medas = calcetines, sombre'
ros corbstas, perfumerfa fna in6nidad de
otros artfculos diffcles de enumerar Precios
como ell tiempo al alcance de todas las fortu-
mas. Sc trata con agrado los parroquia-
nos. l5-l2
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Rupn nnU0cin Sc vende ell estab'ecimento

RIpn npGncin Sc vende ell estab'ecimiento
Wv" "o6"''o de Farmacia sBotica Basora,
situado en- la oa'|e de Mendez Vigo, ndmero 65,
esqu'na q la de Mirasol. Dicho establecimien.
to esta en- pena marcha, suetidoy con excelonie
clientela. Para informes, en- ell mismo estable-
cimiento con don Rafael Mangual Guenard,
don Federico Basora. Mayagiez, II de
Febrero de 1898. l5-6
Club l]ni0n. " Glasses de gimnasis, es-
VIM o"''"' grima y tiro de pistoia. Sc
daran classes de gimnasia q nifas adultas de
de 8 { l l de la maiiana A nifos y adultos
desde las / del dfa haRta las l de la noche
l5-6
Ma ElAUancia" - sombrererfa, Camiscrfsa'
'Seu"''" y Tren de lavado, CALI
del Rosario, numero g.. Humacao - Puerto
Rico.-De Eulalo g. Garcia. p.
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De Quebradillas, dfa 26.

De Quebradillaa, dfa 90.
Mufioz Rivera: Acabo de entregar copia
telegrama presdente comitd. Deploro nos pri
vemos de gu jefatura HerRaLdez.
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De Camuy, dfa 28.

Muf1oz Rivera: Profesores Camuy, felicf.
tanle en- oompaflfa Romhn, I'M abrszo y contad
adhesion 6n-Qujano, Sifonte, Colon, Miranda
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DEATHS.


NEW YORK, Feb. H-Conrad Benrens.
a well-known basso formerly with The
Walter Damrosch Opera Company but
who, for the last two years. has devoted
himself TO vocal instruction. died last
evening In private hospital after a pro-
tracted Illness from kidney trouble. COM
piicated with other disorders. during
which he underwent two severe surgical
operations Mr.. Behrens was s3 years
old and was born In Brunswick Germany.
where his father was minister. II was
intended that he should follow his fathers
footsteps. but he engaged In commercial
pursuits In Hamburg and later In Stock
holm. His voice attracted the favorable
attention OF char.s~ XIV. king OF Swed-
en-, who enabled him 20 devote several
years 10 It's culture in Paris. He made
his debute In Stockholm In the royal
opera. He sang in Berlin and Brunswick
after this, and under Cot. Mapleson's III
rectiou Ia London until fsso. when the
company was dissolved He bad visited
ibis country several times before he took
his final engagement with Mr. Damrosch
He went abroad last summer for his
health. bat experienced little relief A
widow and young daughter survive him.
DIR. Robert 4. wheaton.
ST PAUL Feb H-Dr Robert A.
WHEATON. one or the best known surgeons
in the country. died suddenly last night
II apopisxy. DIR. wheaton. while but
lhIrty~fiye years OF age. had national
reputation az surgeon, He was born
AZ Mortified. MINI, ard graduated AZ
Harvard For year and a half he WAS
in the Massachusetts, General Hospital
in Boston.
A. -. Wilder.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IA. D. Will
der. superintendent ri the western divi-
sion Of she Southern Pacific died this
morning 81 pneumonia after short ILL.,
ness Wilder had been IN po0r health Tor
some time past bu, continued at hts desk
Entii last Monday, when a light cold SIT
tied upon MS lungs.
David W. I'm sdeil.
SOUTH ROTATION. Vt. Feb. IL
David w Rarnssleii. famous as the dis
coverer Of the Norway oaf. il dead at The
home Of his niece, Mrs. T. l.. Flsh. aged
"a years.
4. Redmond.
DUBLIN Fe6. nc Redmond. founi-
CT Of the Waterford News ~ dead.
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AMI EMENTs.


Jolly Nellie McHenry. who comes TO the
Seattle theater for three nights and
bargain matinee commencing next Sun
day. seems 10 have made a great success
in her new play a Nighr in New York. ="
A prominent writer describes II az "a
pretty story. entirely different in con
struction from anything else before The
public. so serious and yet 20 funny; con
tanning so many diyerting and interesting
features that II IL a delightful and re-
freshIra novelty"
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Police Officer Shenamauss fighting blood
Sas sgios in Justice Ar;Stsa's court yeS-
terfiay afternoon. when John Bishop and
John Brady. Two Fougn-looaing men. sasa
that they not Only I'D not steal from
James R0die'A cigar stand AZ the corner
~ Second avsnas. noufh and Main street,
but were not even So that Es4ghb9sA1od.
Snenaman saw them working At the
screen which protects the stock ard when
teehDtcaHiy The enargs was made petit
larceny instead o. burglary. Justice AuS-
I'm believed tbat the prisoners were ysss
telling the truth. ard sent them 10 jssi
for thirty days.
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Finder the Dome. Lincoln j. Garter 3
spectacular production which is now run
ning at the Third Avenue thsater contains
sorne o. the most realistic scenic effects
ever seen on the American stage The
great ferry boat scene h especially clever
Under the Dome Will bold tfe boards
for the balance II the week including
the usual Saturday matinee.
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every side in Seattle since his visit six

every side in Seattle since his visit six
years ago.
One can hardly conceive, said Mr..
Steel last night. lat this distance the
proportions which the klondike movement
IS assuming in the East. The excitement
there IS possibly greater than right here
IL Seattle. All through the big cities
as j came westward l noticed the ;hous-
ands of signs heralding some kind OF
hlondike goods for sale or kiondike
scheme on foot From my own section
OF the country hundreds CT people are
planning TO so To the klondike
In all that vast rush and stir which
seems 10 pervade tho entire country. Sc
attic IS the focal point toward which all
eyes are turned One hardly hears any
other coast city mentioned in connection
with the kiondike. Il is always Seat
tie"
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4 think the Bear wia 80 out OF CON-
mission for while after this trip
hcue SO do =. 20 I vii have a chance -
take 3 run up tha .lne and see yea all !"
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THE Al bark Highland Light Will be at
C;aIbraith's aoek Wednesday. February Is.
20 receive freight for Skarwsy and Dyea.
Lumber horses dogs. nay. grain and Ensr-
rfsaraiss w{Ii Dc received Tor rates apply
~ Columbia street seattle ~. Aieha Ell
K Dawson Clty Transportation Company
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Neither TIRE owners nor the charter
80 q the ship Lucille VI ~ held ,aspaa-
ssb,e for any debts contracted BY the crew
81 sai9 saSp nor any member Thereof.
Aavaer & 90. ChagiereFs.
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peraonaI.

XII Carson, travelling passenger agent OF
the Canadian Pacific. is in the city.
n f. Frederick OF Frederick Nelson Il
Munro returned yesterday from ex
tended business trip East.
T. y Kal,och of Portland. general agent
OF the Pennsylvania line. was a railroad
visitor to Seattle yesterday.
NJ J. Roche Northwest passenger agent
OF The Rio Grande Western returned 10
Portland yesterday morning.
W l. Renham Western freight uanag n
Of the Great Northern. Is IN Portland. lie
expects 10 return this evening.
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DR. ANNIE RUSSELL Diseases 81
women Is Roxweil.
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DR. ;. r. LoUGitAEY. isssssy building.
Special aftenficz given diseases 81 braSs
and nervous system
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GET The best. osder your fur osisH,s
81 WtatDI..er. the furrier. 80 secend.
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Harry G. Steel editor ard proprietor ~
the saaYnoklr Pa. Daily Herald arrived
"a the City last night ard viii speed sew
erAl weeks here as Tire eglezt ~ his hroth-
-. WEE Steel He : delighted. even AZ
f.rsf glance with fh@ imaicasfons q Yros-
perisy and business expansion shown On
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ol CdIuiddy evening next Ut. y. Alien
Smith, professor OF political science of the
University of Washington will begin
course of three lectures on sociological
subjects to be given under the auspices u
the Union Reform League. at the Thee
sophical hail. Ills Third avenue. The
topics and dates are as follows: Febru-
AIRY 10, Some Fundamental Principles of
Social Science" February Is. Modern
Democratic Tendencies" March 3. THE
Social Aspect OF Education" The public
is cordially invited to attend. Lectures
will begin at O'Clock. No charge will be
made.
MIR. f. J. O'Donncli of Hartford June
ton. Wash. passed through Seattle yes
terday on his way to Marvsyi,le. Cal. An
aunt of Mr.. O'Donnells die. in that city
recently. leaving an estate valued at 500 600
to three heirs. of which he is one His
niece Is Miss Rosalie O'Donnell. the young
but very efficient agent OF the post-lntelli-
gencer at Hartford Junction.
John w. Bruce. president OF the city
council OF ST Joseph. Mo, lis In Seattle
on a business mission. He is connected
with the Pacific and United States Ex-
press Company. at ST. Joe. and during his
stay in Seattle has been the CUES, OF mis-
friend, Ex-senator +. G. Harper. OF this
city.
r. Ps Maynard a well known business
man Of Tacoma. was In the city Yesterday
He is the local representative OF num-
Der OF large Eastern financial concerns.
T.. J. Thompson. well known in Pierce
county politics. and one OF the proprietors
Of the creamery at Sumner. was In Seattle
yesterday on an errand of business.
DIR. Charles 4. McCutcheou. house sur
geon OF the Fannie Paddock hospital Ia
coma. spent several hours I'm Seattle yes
terday on business
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Capt f. V. Holcomhe. superintendent Of
the sleeping and dining ear service OF the
Great Northern railway. who succeeded
George l.. Bonney. IS making his first off,
ciA tour over the system Capt. Hol-
combe was up to the time OF ats loss by
fire. the manager of the Hotel Lafayette,
at Lake Minnetonka. Mr.. Bonney. who
was wei known in Seattle. has been trans
ferred 20 the Breckenridge division of ile
road. Capt. Hclcombe is an old friend
of Capt. Stevens. the venerable Esther of
General Western Passenger Agent X. G..
Stevens. Of the Great Northern. and Doth
OF these ancient mariners used TO whang
up and down the Mississippi river togeth-
er in 1873 and until 1889. Capt. Holcomhe as
master and Capt Stevens as pilot of var.-
GUS steamers OF the Minnesota Packet
Company Yesterday they got together
in the private office OF r. c. Stevens and
snapped yarns about old times until the
windows ratified. Capt. Holcombe viii be
in town several days.