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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-26
PRIZE SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Aug. &c. 1ses.-The schoo-
ner Flora Morang, which arrived this
morning from Key West brought as car
go a large quantity of sugar taken from
prize vessels captured during the war, Also
48 old smooth bore cannon
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-26
DEFECTIVE FLUE CAUSES FIRE.

FIRE caused by q defective flue broke
out In the apartments Of Mrs. M. Sham
rahan. on the first floor Of the four story
tenement. No. 599 Henderson street. early
this morning Considerable excitement
among the tenants resulted, sbut the
damage was slight
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-26
CAR[|ST PATRIOTS. /"
IRu cahle to rha Assooiated Press.1

TBy Cable to The Associated Press.1
MADRID, Aug. 26 1898 CS:oO P. M.).-The
Carlist and Republican members of the
cortes have decided not to attend the
forthcoming session, and they viii issue
a manifesto to the country explaining
their reasons for abstention.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-26
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK Aug. 26, 1S9S.-F'orecast
for the thirty-six hours ending at eight
P. NJ. Saturday. For New York City and
vicinity:-Fair tonight and Saturday
cooler Saturday morning; westerly winds,
becoming northerly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-26
BADGER NEAR BOSTON.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Aug 26,
1s9s.-The United States auxiliary steamer
Badger from Cuban waters. passed this
port at seven o'clock this morning, bound
for Boston.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-26
tnett's Thermomstrical Report
mA1rERs OF FACT.

stores factories and institutions can now
ret their supplies as goou as any N. Z. house
ssr, serve tharn Complete stock. low pricess
at d f. Cleary & Co.'S Wholesale grocery
stores Mont golnery and Greene streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-26
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Pest No. 2. Volunteers Of America, will
have an ice cream festival in the Armory
on Harrison avenue, this evening Cap
tain Lucy Kirk will assist the local Off
GERS
No other preparation has ever done 50 many
neople So much good as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Americas Greatest Medicine.
The oasis., 1898-05-21

ten, of It's contents, and that may take all necessary steps Co insure its observance. Your recognized ability is an assurance that you will dili- gently second the aims of the execu- tive, suppressing, with firmness any attempted violation thereof and that all acts, either official or private, which may lead to demonstrations contrary to the position which Mexi- co should observe in the lamentable conflict of two nations friendly to her, will be forbidden, and thatall clashes between subjects of both the con- tending forces will be ayerted or sup pressed.
 All Of which is transcribed to you for it's faithful observance.
 ADoLFo BALDERRAMA,
 Prefect. Magdalena, Sonora, May 4, 1898.
The oasis., 1898-05-21
HAVE TEXAS FEVER TICKS.
Sonora Cattle Held at the International
 Boundary Line.

Dr. Norton, the territorial veter- marian, returned Saturday from a two days trip to investigate the con- dition of about : 1000 head of Mexican cattle that have been gathered at the international line south of Bisbee and the owners of which demand thelr ad- mittance. The charge has been made, however, that the cattle are infected with the Texas fever tick and pending their examination they were detained on the others of the line by order of the general government.
 Dr. Norton, who has made the study of the Texas tick specially and concerning which he is an acknowl- edged authority, examined the herd and found evidences Of the ticks on cattle. The result may be thai sonora cattle will hereafter be quaEantined. as even the existence of the disease in modified form is extremely dan gerous to cattle interests. Just what action the general government will take In the matter remains to be seen.
The oasis., 1898-05-21

Ladies shoes, gents shoes, and children's shoes in great variety, and at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red House--R. Vasquez.
The oasis., 1898-05-21
MEXICAN NEUTRALITY.
or.,a, orders of the Government on the
 subject.

.oi,ed from the Prefect of the Dis trlct of Magdalena, the following cir cular letter defining the position ,,hich the Mexican authorities will take as between the United States and Spain during the present war: STATE OF SONORA, PREFECTURE OF
 THE DISTRICT OF MAoDALENA. Under date of the 2nd instant, the acting secretary of the state of Sono- "A advises this prefecture as follows:
 "I enclose herewith circular s- sued under date of the 22bd ultimo by the department of the interior, in which. direction of the republic, the governors of the states are enjoined fin exercise the greatest diligence to the end that the strictest neutrality may be observed during the present war between the United States and Spain
 Complying with the orders of the Chief Executive, and in order to fur tber his exalted ideas, the governor of the state has deemed it proper to direct that l address you, requesting that all inhabitants, and more espe- clally all public officials and employees in your district, be informed of the above resolution, to the end that all acts which could lead to a violation of the neutrality which our country should observe in this lamentahie H unlllct between two friendly nations nay be summarily suppressed.
 \ charge you particularly 70 forbid all demonstrations, either o0icial or private, which could be considered contrary Co the most scrupulOus neu- Taity; and that you and all other authorities in that district will omit DO effort to prevent clashes or differ ences between Spaniards and Ameri- cans; and in case any such should occur you will exercise all energy to suppress them by all means provided by law; furthermore, you will advise this office by telegraph of every act or attempted action to violate the pro- visions of this circular, and that the department of the interior to which 1t refers, that the governors may cause such steps to be taken as the afr of rant.
 The circular to which the foregoing refers is as follows:
 Judging from the latest cablegrams, the opening of hostilties between the
 United States and Spain is inevitable. The Mexican government having studiously maintained itself and the
 nation in the strictest neutrality du- ring all the events preliminary to the present situation, proposes now more than ever to do all within its power 10 order that it's present position may remain unchanged; and although it en-
 tertains the fullest confidence in the
 good Judgment and sound sense of
 the Mexican people, and in the dis
 cretion, ability and patriotism of the
 governors of the different states, it
 believes it not inappropriate, in view
 oi the seriousness of the events
 which are to follow, to enjoin upon
 them as matter of supreme import
 ance that they redouble their efforts
 so that there shall not be even the
 Iemotest violation of the neutrality
 aOoye proclaimed In view of the
 foregoing, the president has directed
 that l address you and the governors
 U all the other states, informing you
 ol the adoption of the above resolu'
 uon, that you may inform the people,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

While assisting the miller at Walk
er's mill last Saturday, John Hill, COL
ored sauntered around to the big shaft
aud WAS watching il turn. He finally
got too close, and little screw on the
shaft caught his shirt sleeve, and in a
second he was whirling around with
the snaft Mt the rate Of 1000 revolu-
tions minute. He was carried around
with the shaft until every thread OF
his clothing was torn from his body
u, d he was left with nothing on but his
shoes, John is pretty badly used up,
but il is thought that Or. Hunt will
soon patch up his battered anatomy
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

A Jack rabbit caused more excite.
ment on our streets Monday afternoon
that Crawfordville had seen for some
time. 1t csnse dashing into town fol-
lowed by a pick of hoainds, and took
refuge in the hollow OF oae Of the cel-
umns Of the Crawford old residence
A crowd gathered around, took the
column and while trying to spill the
rabbit out into u big goods box the
frightened little animal jumped out
at the other END and gave the dogs an
other lively race through the streets
After dodging around for some thine,
occasionally taking refuge under
house, until chased out by the dogs,
the rabbit finally met Mr.. Frank Du-
vars puppy with its big mouth wide
open, and ran INTO it, The puppy shut
his mouth and that ended the chase.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18
Tsbacce Seed.

Since Florida has saken the place Of
Cuba, III tobaeto growing, the getting
Of seed ID an iiHportaEt item, and Col.
saussy, the accommodating General
Freight and PASSENGER Agent Of the
G. T. & e. X. A., haa Interested him.
self III gsttins sesd fer this sectisn.
The following letter stpiains Itself; !;
Tallahassee FLA, FEB. 2sy isss.
Coil h. Don Mcleod,
Craafbrdviile fla,
Dear Col: Ihhte a siiiall lot Of
ehoice Virginia PLus tobacco seed
which will furnish any Of the farm.
ers Of your section with, eaou6h to
plant 10 or 20 heres. I can alsb fur
nish cigar tobseco seed, any quShtity
on application. Very Respectfully.
IN; sadssy q PA,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

The Cubans Of Ybor City are anxious
to organize company exclusively OF
Cubans uniformed in the Cuban uni
form TO join the regular United States
army and fight Spain. They were
much disappointed on learning that
the United States army is not recruit
cd by whole companies Of volunteers
in volunteer uniform and that the
state now has all the volunteer COM
panies that the law allows. These
patriotic Cubans will yet find way to
fight Spain, II things don't take q
change soon,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18
FAIR NOTfeE,

iJt T. J. Hall Heeds Bis maAcsI and
has placed his acsount. IN Ny hands
Tor collection. Thbse lhdtbssd VI him
win PLEASE call on ME ht ohee and
make settlement br satisfsttafs ar
Eangeiaents, and .Nve further cost.
K. Doh Mcleod,
- Attorney at Law.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Several OF Crawfordville's -Four
Hundred" headed by John Marshall
appeared Sunday in dsshing summer
suits and straw hats, bidding open de-
iance to Jack Frost, This is not taken
a. absolute proof however that winter
is over, as we have been fooled opce
before this season by Aock Of geese
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Never allow chickens, hogs, dogs, or
any thing else to interfere with the
friend h p between your neighbor an'
md your self. The good will Of neigh
,ors is worth m ore than all the pointer
Logs meddlesome chickens, or trouble
tome hogs
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Another case OF fool and apistol'
and Didn't know II was loaded
turned up in Jacksonville Monday
Elias williams was swapping an old
uistol. at his best friend George lang
don, he thought that he had taken out
al the shells. but the pistol fired and
George fell dead.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

A lot Of Spanish fishing smacks have
gone into the smuggling business, an
chored of Anclote and are driving q
lively trade swapping Spanish rum Tor
American groceries.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Capt. John Ruge, OF Apalachlcola'
thinks that the immehse oyster supply
Of Florida is gradually diminishing
and IL mpre care IA not taken Of the
oyster beds of this state during the
spawning season, they will become eA-
bnusted at day not far distant.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

The hunting season closed Tuesday
,ur local nimrods stayed in the woods
until the last moment, ,'but the game
,,irds seem to have caught on to the
.acket and kept out Of the way until
their day came
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Rev. Or. David Needham Gore, OF
North Carolina, came over with Rev.
". G. Collins Sunday and preached at
the methodist church. DR.. Gore is
building a cottage for his family at
Hilliariville, and will make Wakulls
his future home.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Charley Pittman the IA year old son
+ Mr.. J. Ii. Pittman, of this county,
nbued with the spirit that prompted
he prodigal son, Of old, skipped out
ast Sunday and lelt his father wonder
w Where is my boy tonight"
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Cane planting Is In full blast and II
ood cane is not made in Wakulla this
,ear il will not be because it was not
planted soon etiough. Many planted
IN February.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

"A young Physisian, .of Jacksonville
who has heretofore stood we'll was
caught .thia week stealing = bicycle
On seerchins his room many other sso-
len bicycles were found. II seems
that he had developed mania for steal
ing wheels.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Mariana must he in fight with the
railroads. According to the Apn'achi-
cola Times. the steamer jamie Rae took
rs bales Of cotton from Wewahitchka
last week, shipped from Mariana
down the Chipola river on barges'
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Messrs Bud Council and Charley
smith spent several days last week
,unting and fishing on the bay. Ii Is
seported, that the boys had a big chick
en- purlieu while down there, but where
he chicken came from is another
tory.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Friendship would be more enduring
IL we could only remember the many
little kindhesses that neighbors do for
,s a. we'll as we keep in mind the
things We do for them.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Strawberry shipments are moving
from Switzerland Fla. and the fruit IL
,aid to be large and line this sea
son.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Elder II. p. Randall, Of Cehteryille'
Utah, ard Elder Elias A. Gee, OF Pro-
20 city, Utah, arrived IN beesburg the
first of the week to sing and preach
and pray, distribute their literature
and convert the heather. They call
themselves latter-dsy saints, but there
WINS too much of the lstter.dsy about
them, and too little Of what was inn
pressively sanity, hence their mission
ary work in Leesbdrg was a miserable
failure After siHging 1--WE sre March,
on Florida" at Lucius' corher to an
audieice Of THREE small boys, they con-
cluded that ths held Was not ripe unto
HARVEST for theti Ahd pulled DIP stakes
and liz out for iome otief field ::=eom-
hereial.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

The bid Of Mr.. w. j. Hill has been
accepted to build the Baptist church at
,rran. and work will begin on II at
noe. The building is to be large,
.oomy, well lighted, and first class in
very respect. Mr.. Hills bid was
'248,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Another Of Tampa's big cigar factor
les that has been idle, has started up
again and in now In full blast,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Coiiie Out TO the concert " night
and brifg your family. They Whit to
see what progress the school children
are making.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Mr.. 'Lum Harrell Is brushing up his
soda iountaif, and putting IL in position
70 summer use, With two soda foun-
tains Crawford vile Ought 10 be able to
keep cool.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Girardieau's Poor Lahd Corn, makes
% to 25 bushels to the acre on the
poorest land. seed for sale at Towle's
drug store.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

In a little disagreement Ut Arran,
Saturday George Roberts. was slightly
cut on the arm by Oscar :VAbss. Fur!
ther hostilities were freyefted by the
timely interference bf County Judge
Giles.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

The new soda fountain received last
week at Towles' drug store weised 400
pounds. The freight oh it from Nil.
waukee here was ss,2s OIL the hun.
dred, making a total Of t9,l6,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Apalschicols Is in the midst OF u kero'
sine oil famine, and tho Times thinks
that there 10 no telling when 1t Will
end.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

The state troops at Tampa and Jack
sonville are itching for orders to fight
Spain.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

The new residence Of Mr. Alfred
,,,cter between here and Arran Is
nearing completion
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Florida can put three thousand gall
liant soldier boys in the field ON one
days notice,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Mr.. Lee vickers has had ahandsome
tomb stone erected over the graves Oh
his father and mother, in the city GEM
etery.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Mr.. Jarlnan Whaley, who has been
quite i'll for some time, Is much better
and his friends hope that he will soon
be up again.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Miss lula Walker, who has been at
tending college at Athens, Ala since
september. is at home again
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Col, Nat X. Walker, we regret 10
learn. his been dangerously III at his
post of duty in Washington. He was
better when last heard from, and it is
hoped that he will soon he OH his feet
s.ain.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

The Cuban demand for bsef has
caused the comon old Florida scrub
COW to enhance in vslue from seven 10
ten and twelve dollars
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Let's have meeting OF the old Con
federate soldiers at Wakuiia opr's'
On the first Saturday in May.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18
STATE NEWS

The Florida State troop have repor-
ted ready for marching orders.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Our city cemetery ought 10 w
cleaned up, somebody appoint uay
aud let's all get to gether and clean II
up.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Prof Green has taken charge OF the
po,net Pond School to complete the
term,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Capt. and Mrs. Walker and vislted
Tallahassee Wednesday,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Mas Howren, Of Ashmore, was mere
this week, tho guest Of her niece MRS.
W. W. Walker.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Mes.rs Joe and Andrew Gray came
over from sopchoppy Sunday to attend
preaching
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Some Of our farmers are behind th's
wear with their corn planting
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Quarterly conference will pesin W.
morrow week at Sopchoppy' anu co"-
tinue several days,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

whidden Baptist church has called
Rev Frank 7. Green for the ensuing
year.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Spring time has come again, Gentle
Annie.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Our fishermen complain Of very poor
catches Of late. %
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

The warm weather OF the past ie"
DAYS is making vegetation hump
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Orange trees in South Florida are
reported in full bloom and doing we'll,
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Beautiful Spring days, these,

Peach and pear trees are in full
bloom. sN.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

Ren,ember that subscriptions are
,ayaN,e in advance. II you cannot
,pere n whole dollar, try n quarters
worth.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18
Legal Advertisements.
FinoDciol Statement
or the Board Of Public instruction
OF Wax kullo Coupty.

Feb. 81, 1893,
RECElPrs.
Bal brought forward *is'ot'
:, lst Fm r, II. Councl,, Col. Rev no'C'
Apportionment part of check
No. 3i3 from state treas. res
dcmp. and Tax sale certifi-
cate Dec. 81. ", o'o4
Compt warrant No. 800
amt. Of Tax on common school
and apportioned to wskulia q,
county, Feb o 1893, "''W
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18

PROGRAMME.
Song-"I Am Going To Run Away"
Lillian F~ley,
observation-disclosures Thee"
Bessie Walker.
Recitation--"Papa's Letter"
Natalie Walker,
Recitation--"What Is LifeY"
xonie Giles.
observation-disclosures"
Estelle Mash.
Recltation--Oharlie's Opinion OF The
Baby Matte Farley
Recitation-"why Don't The Men
Propose," Natalie Walker.
Recitation--"The Goblins,"
Nellie Mash,
Dialogue--"The Morning Call"
Natalie Walker and Zonie Giles.
Recitation---"The Inventors Wife" I"
Bessie Walker.
Dialogue-"How The Little Girl En-
tertained The Missionary"
Estelle Mash and Sallie Duvsl.
Observation-Disclosures" r
Natalie Walker.
Tsbleaux-ThsGood-Nisht Kiss"
H Matte Farley and Nellie Mash
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-03-18
The Concert To-Disht

The following IL the program of the
concert to be given at the court house
tonight by the children Of Miss Mamie
Farley's school, They have been prac-
ticing for some time on the pieces, and
those who attend will certainly not he
disappointed. Admission is free and
everybody is invited:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

erected on Park Street In October 1892 the present company VIZ" %
M ar being s1o ooo The factory 5000 square ee' VI I'
- n Of the most oup establishments to be found III ue
49, e Worcester It is six high another story having recently %
1 the already large plant making now the largest Nac' u "
10 country having frontage feet by 100 eeI ueP'"
ule ~ :; &c the most approved type every improvement which
d mechanical skill facilitating work OF promote INC
and convenience of being provided expense never "S
There are in sewing machines besides oulo" "
ri hutton Stitching double needle machines Tor mah8 uo
There are also machines designed by MI DulN oi
" s The work divided different departments among
~ stitching finishing underwear shipping and STOCK departments
1a offices being the second hoo I|acn department
'" head who attends exclusively its workings thereby lS
~ movement essential the successful operation Oh d"
interests are so vast r.,a, i
may he had of the magnitude of the business done anhualy WHe
% have made and three and hall million yaroS Oh VIII"
wear Importing than million ana quarter y''u
and aces the time Forty Thousand 8oSS 81
and ten 10 twelve thousand pounds OF linen thread also III" @ "
the same twelve months $3.50. 11;+o, 70 +,a ,art
inc - time there 900 employees the recent addition TO 'e plant
canacitv from machines during the ueple99o" u
they suffered general trade II trade hau kept d. II
| :; 400 they now been employing 1000 ra" ~ :,
was such extent that they were ConIe
oPhs " fui+-the addition another story being the result
i" trade sufficient to keep the present oee
~ 70 its full capacity, even their Eastern trade was no q d"
~ the cutomO of the dry goods tla'e '"i0us"' ~ '
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

mn successful concern the one ha can " - +ha
state of affairs keep constantly ,. :, +
= of new ideas ana a,tas
of novelty and The firm individual or eoIi" +ea
this cir constant aim and in the course Oh % nav, he
trade is be Them no matter III WIZ" for
andes i when special me - who
Nmc he demand must be created To meet the chanh views l,o1
maxi purchasing class large and extensive variety - +h con-
no line is this more fully demonstrated than that tI"e0 -
# Vim II O this manufacture
wear of all descptions This company has secured
of goods possessing much merit and many W | the trade
certainly progressive concern Oily Wa II Burns
ph more confidence the quality goods produced ' shown
Go heir success bng due to having all goods just the same robes
manufacture over goods Consisting =, all
covers drawers c1ense white and children ~ seven
They find sale in all parts the country the conn > Work office
statesmen attending interests and two " M .nt time
III low these garments are % are maid to
ten attributed TO the small wages which many people & rav
tn 1crates when as matter Of the girls WorN" ~ 1888
an average 81 az per day The business was S From the
ker & Burns the firm at that running but 50 ~ wear an
sof enter assured anu " tfete
uonal machines running, with oruels sun
by the sale of goods extending dhN' ; be business
1884 Mr. Burns purchased his partner interest," law Harry
1888 when he admitted partnership MS was then
name being II. Burns x 90 so i was found
in Clark building trade continued 1 factory was
cssary to erect a plant of their and the present ~