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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
EI Correo Do utuadQ a Ponce

De Utuado bemos recibido informes, de
aue es muy diffci. impossible, que Sc presente
hinguna persona que Sc acomode realzsr con-
rata con Ia Ejputaoi6n provincial, para la con-
lucci6n de la correspondence phbca, q caballo,
1esde dicha ciudad hasts la de Ponce, por Ad.
|nnta Guaraguao. por Ia suma presupuestada
Ie ], 7CO pesos anuaes, puss resulta cuatro
besos sesenta ocho medic ctvos. diarios, por
eoorrer 60 Kilometres de ida y otros 60 de
Eue'ta. VA Ia verdad que la cantidad presu
bnestada es denasiado corta para cubrir los
kastos deconductores cabalgaduras.
En- Ia actuaiidad sc hace ell servioio de Co
tfeos del aiuddo trozo, por ell mismo sistema
que encontr6 aquf Colon, planteado por el caci
hue Agua7bana FL speat6ns sale de Ut1ado
las s. minutes de la tarde debe llegsr
Atiuntas a las 35 de la noohe, tardando
kasea en- recorrer los so Kilometres que median
nife ambas poblaciones. En- An antas SO sa'
nde el 10 10, toma cafe, vista la novia, 81 Ia
iene, descansa boras 25 minutes, para sa|ir
las de la mafsapa con dire ;ci6n Ponce, en-
|nyo trayecto, de so kil6metros, tarda horas
minutos Total de tempo empleado en- los
10 kilometres de Utuado i Ponce, 20 horas 80
ninutos.
Nosotros entendemos que ese trozo de ser =
Eicio postal (y todos los demas que Sc encuen-
ren en- ell m;sIno caso) debe hacerse csballo,
BON buen ganaao y con luctores de absolute
ponfanza, pagarlos bien, exigir estrechss res
ponsabilidades al contrat,sta por las ia tas cue
e cometan y demoras que &c sufran.
Con buenos caballos puede sslis 81 correo
BE Utuado las y 35 de la tarde, llegsr 4
Adjuntas las de la noche, detenerse 90
ninutos, seguir via.e llegar Ponce de 10 y
media IL de la noche.
verfamos con gusto que la Diputaci6n
provincial &c ocupase de me iorar ese seryicio,
hue bien 10 mere,e reolama la importancia
i'd Utuado Adiuntas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
NO'I'ICIAS

~ llamos dlcho Glen veces que no publ
camos an6nmos. Lo iecmos, para que 10 Sc
tomen ell trabajo de ensiarnoslos, los que to-
men ser responsab'es de 10 que quieren decir.
Los que queran uailixar las coumnas dc LA
CoRRKsPoNDENCIA en- aeuntOa &c interes pub!-
co. deben poner sUs tirmas al pie de los escri-
tOs.
-. Nos dicen que las lineas telegrafcss
del interior de la is.a sc encaentTan en- pesmo
estaio. Y que esa circunstancla a ser muy
escasc ell personal que las slIve, Fe de5e 81 he
cho de tardarse Is transmission de los despa'
chos.
-, Euestro amigo don Luis Cuevss Zc'
guerra ha recibdo los tomos l. c 2. . de Ia
obra sCr6nics de la gnerra de Cuba, que COM
prende des9e ell "a de Febrcro de 1925 en- que
principle Ia actual guerra, hasta Ia llegada del
general Weyier q la Hahana en- 1896. La obra
sc ppb:ica Per la empress de Gel Ffgsros =
vale un peeo cads tomo. Esta ell prenss el
yoiimen Q, que sc fieIe al man 20 del ge
neral Weyler.
oL SLHDAm armarios, tocador, veador de
marmo', aparadores, mesa &c comedor Tampa
ra de crista de dos luces, hiciceta, GAIA de
hero para caufiales otros muy baratos. En-
ell Csn.ro de yacunaei6n, en- Puerta de terra.
6-3
- Seghn nuestro co,respousel en- Ca
may, antenoche tuvo lugar una jaranits en- cs
sa de los amables esposos Reehani, de aquella
locslidat, bsilandose con gran snimscidn hasta
Ia una de la msdrugads. Para naflsna sc
prepare otra en- casa de don Fernando Latimer,
en- el proximo domingo de pascua, lie tocarA 4
los esposos Millsn. Las simpaticas esmuyanss
estAn de. placemes. Sc divierten sin dsrse pun.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
EC0S PENIKS U LAR ES

E juzgado que entiende en- Bilbao en- Ia
causa de sls mujer dessparecida, parece que hs
encontrsdo va Ia p'ata que arrojara luz sobre ell
asunto. Las marcas de las ropas de la inter.
fecta coinciden con las del nombre de Rsfsela
Perez y I'm abrigo encontrado ceres del cada
yer ha sido reoonocido por una modista de San
Sebastian, que 10 confeccon6, que dice ha-
berla sdo encargado por la citada Rafaels. FL
smante de ests, que esta en- Ia carcel, ha hecho
tambtn reyeiaciones de gran importanois.
La manifestation celebrada en- Redon-
dela eli contra de la traiha estuvo concurridfsi.
ma. AL frente de ella levaban los marineros
in estandarte con inscripciones slusiyas al acto,
detras caminaban todos los patronos del dis
trito, 'os que segufan mas de 5000 personas.
III aynntanlianto en- pleno esperaba Ia egada
de la manifestation, ell diputado senior Men,
deS, que Sc habfa undo ella, hfzose interpre.
te ante ei concejo de las pretensiones dc lea
peecadores. El alcalde contest6 en- nombre de-
la corporation, prometiendo secnndar las ges-
tiones de los manifestantes, = snadi6 que ele-
varfa una lDstancia al ministro de Marina pi-
diendole que prohihs 81 uso de las traiflas en-
aquellas rfas
-Durante ell afo de 1897 iesembarcaron
Ell el puerto de la Coruns s.a26 soldados enfer-
mos heidOs, en- 26 expedicioues. Fallecie-
ron en- ell hospital militar de aquella plaza 497
individuos del ej9rcito de Cuba.
Son muchos los pueblos ca que se
esta sustituyendo el alumbrsdo antique por
elactrico. Entire los que iltmamente han rea.
lizado esa mejora fgura Novs (Galicis).
Ell syuntsmiento de Valencia ha autori
aasio una compaffa inglesa para que ensaye
en una de las GALES de squela capital Ell ado
quiaado de corcho, de que tiene privilegio
exclgsiyo.
Ell doctor Zsrtuoha, medico que fu6 de
Antonio Maceo, ha sido nombrado aicalde de
Bejucs segin eemos en- IN psri6dico norte-
americana.
En- ell Museo del Louvre ha sido e1pues-
ts una obra dc arte adquirda en- Espalia por ell
capi:alista frances NJ. Noel Bardad, descn-
blerta cerca de Elcho en- Septiembre tiltimo.
Es IN busto de mujer de tamafio natural, y es.
ta tallsdo en- la piedra calcarea del psf.. Per.
tanece la escuela ecofeuicis, segin pareoe,
i iuzgar por el trsje, estilo y adornos.
-segau una estadfstica Official, e1isten hoy
en- Espaha: Teatros, 800; salones de baile,
2e6; circos, hipodromos vel6dromos, l4s;
jnegos pdblicos permitidos, 2,74s, 2l9 pla
zss de toros. -,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
krtiIIeria L Battalion De Plaza.

corriente, & las de la mahana Ell eli cuarsel
que ocupa Ia Bateris he MoniaH,, Sc vendors
en- piblica subasta, ei cabano <Tordilios de 1e.
secho de Ia misma.-El Az utsnte, Ecy:ao IN
H9z. 3-3
- Los i6yenes don Ramon Nal!ts y Co
bian, nijo de nuestro aa!g, don Ramon Val
dee, su sobrino don Aauuel Cai,f.res .-al
d&s, obtuyieron nota de sobresslient4 en- Il
ezsmen que sufrieron ayer, de ingreso en- ell
Institute de segunds ensehanzs Les feiicits
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25

GO pan qua 9.';,:3' tra6ainec sjn mesuIaria
cen f:@ras, por su mncha faer@a y renlimiento.
como "a ha sie3o probable por va,ioa at,naumiao
req de csta isa 2ecihimos dr;lencg para EN-
barq7as direoteN : tenemos constartamente
eN'stancias, que ven}emoaa prccios mdtiioos-
hot; u Gdnt}ia ,-Tetuan 40. l5-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25

sEl meeting tuvo lugar en- ei teatro la
hora se1alada Era immense el numero de per
sonss que con entusiasmo aelirsnte rodeaban el
edifcio ocuI aban pue-tos ell la cercana plaza
en- las GALES. H e iicio 40 e:a bsstante ca,
paz para contener III una octava parte De los que
acudieron s presencisr el ''meeting".
slllcieroa en Il u>o dc Ia paIabra !os seho-
IT'S Lcdo. Cervera, DR.. Vera, Guzman Benftez,
Arnsldo, Medina, Coriero Torres. Despues
Sc leyeron innumerabes teleg:amas patridt;aos,
recibidos de diferentes puntos de Ia isla Don
Jaan Bcnftez ofreci5 al iefe un tarjet6n de orc
de gran tamalo con la sigaiente inscrpci6n:
"Mayagiiaz liberal Lufs Munoz Riyera-23
de Enero de 1895"
sTres tipGgrafos e ollscGuisron con un
elcGsnte a!Ele. de 90 para c)rhsta repre-
tctta5lio compoIedGr dc imprenta. Con mo-
two lie cstos e-p26n l1os obsequios, habIaron
Dfsz Navarro Matjenzo Cintr6n, cefEa: 10 81
acto Nuiloz Rivera con un n.aeistfa1simo dis.
curso, eli el cue abog5 por la union dc los par.
;idos, pof Ia feicilai de la oatris espsIols =
de la patria pCrtorriqueIla. Todo2 ios oradores
fueron aplaudiios ecc vefda Zero entgsasmo.
.Por "a noche, Is fachsda principal de la
casa ocupsds por Muhoz Rivera sus scompa
ilsntes. aparec.6 primorosame nte ilumina Ia con
lueas electricas de dilersos co,ores luciendo
tres hermosos transparentes que declan: ";;Eiya
LUIS Mu1cz Rivera!-iViva Ia autonomfa!-
Viva Baldoriotg do Csstro."
<El gremio de obreros J artesanos organiz6
lna gran manifestation pubiics Ell Is ePazuea
Ge Saenz,, detTas de la iglesia. Desfe allf re-
corri6 r..trda oonpscts Ia calle de Meudez
Vigo, deteni6ndose fTents la casa del DR..
Csrhonell, des lie cuyo balloon dirigieron Ia pa.
labrs 81 pueblo, los sehores Cervers, Medina,
MontafiaS. Carhnnell Arualdo z Matienxo Gin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
La l;hiiYa

llarina amaficana
superior / |as dem 4
marOas, Como re
rreseafan'fs fie los
sro|iner"a De Nueva.
tnr|< otreceepOs &c.
"a e1veiepta hagiua
quo nI>1'I,t"e n,@x.nrf;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
los hahtdDes de- Ia a1sadss 'sa de p'e'to heo

4 .oc hahiYnnine de la isla de Puerto Rico.
ssS "ass1a''sSS Los grandes z con2tantes
sscrifcioa ane por lsrgos ailos bar, venido ha.
cien,lo para cofsesnr el cycesivo crddito y
dceiti;ia protection que este respectable phblico
ha diHpeE&aclo } continaa 'isi'oos:sra' los
productos lie mi fabtics lie cigarr,'s ala Be-
lezas ei'Aiarto,> como estos hab'tantes los
laman psFeca qoo a}guna persona aproye-
chanao Ia opOrtnnida3 De que por noc'eTosas ra'
zonea M vi ob}igado q suprimirlos 81 ietrero
de ala Beleza qNo al tras'ua del p2pei tenia
cada ei5arro, ha propalado qne eFtos son falsi-
fna,los, hahie9do iegalo 4 nj roticia, me
aproauro pouer en- oonocimiepto dei phblioo,
sQue son legfti,nos de nj fAbricae y nadie con
ma. autori}ad que los mi@rnos fumadorea, po
dram garantizar eata verbal, paes siempre Ell,
contraran Is rniema caeo de material en- dici0s
cigarros, que tarto ogedito han conquistado
dondo quiera que han sio conocidos Apre.
oia,ioA protectors: tened Ia seguridaa de que Ell
dueno De la fAbrica De oigaEros sLs Beleza, 8
ePaiarito,, coutinnara iaeien'o SACRIFICES, pc
TO sienpre dara sue parroqHanos I'm excclen-
te cigarro. o.-ANDRES RODRIGUEZ. 80 26
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ssssta;4aen nj rcs, TnONGHOLD ~-Es 81
'Vf'ssseSp ~ '"'' mejor CUE &c dstalls On sl
o;a R
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
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Fatal Fight Between JOCKEYS.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-Late Thursday
night James Street and D. D. Hennes-
sy, two jockeys, became engaged in a
quarrel near the fair grounds which
resulted in Street being murdered by q
third jockey, Street had succeeded in
getting the better of Hennessy and
was sitting astride holding him down
when Acton McHale, alias "Chippy
Cronin," jockey from Liverpool,
Eng, seized a razor Hennessy had
dropped and with one dash cut Streets
throat from ear to ear and ran. Street
pulled revolver, fred three shots at
McHale and fell dead. McHale is still
at liberty
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
THE THUNDERER
Advises the Spaniards to Accept the Term,
of the Emitted States.


of the United States.
LONDON, April 1.-The Times says
editoriallv Friday morning:
1t is evident peace and war hang in
the balance. and that the world has
not long to wait for definite informa-
ton. 1t can not be supposed that
Americas terms have yet been pub
lished in their completeness, but they
may be guessed to include complete
freedom for Cuba.
The Spanish government will make
fatal mistake if it fails to understand
the terms now offered. which are the
best it is ever likely to obtain, and if
they are not promptly accepted it is to
be feared that the next presentation of
American demands will be in harsh
e. shape. With every sympathy for
Spain. her government and dynasty, it
must be said that the government of
Cuba has been a scandal which would
have been resented even By other ma
tions, if they had been in as close prox-
unity as the United States
1t behooves Spain to consider
whether Cuba is worth fighting for in
such an unequal conflict that it is even
doubtful if Spain would gain a tenn
porary success, while her ultimate de-
feat would be certain. a moderate
naval force could reduce the island by
starvation and privateering could not
in practice be carried to any extent
worth mentioning by Spain without
calling for the Intervention of neutral
nations"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02

CLEVELAND, o., April 1.-The i'm
preston is general among railroad
men here that no successor will be
chosen to S. r. Galloway as president
of the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern railway. 1t is believed that all the
Vanderbilt lines will be brought under
one management and that the Lake
Shore and Nickel Plate roads will be
placed under the control of a general
manager.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
Getting Ready for War.

KEY WEST, Fla, April 1.-The work
of stripping the United States war
ships of their woodwork, in order to
make them ready for war service, was
continued Friday morning. The patrol
of the fleet will be continued at night
until further notice. The gunboat
Castine and the torpedo boat which
were on patrol duty Thursday night
had no experiences worth noting
There have been no movements of the
feet Friday morning.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
FRATERNAL TRlsure
In Memory of George II. Hudson, by In
vincible Epworth League, Chapter No.
a529.

In Memory of George II. Hudson, by In
vincible Epworth League, Chapter No.
a5a9.
WHEREAS, Our beloved brother,
George II. Hudson, member of Invin-
chile Epworth League, Chapter No.
2529 of the First Nj. e. Church, Mariet-
ia, Ohio, has been taken from our
midst by relentless death, we are
moved to formal but heartfelt ex-
preston concerning this bereavement.
We gratefully recognize having had
the pleasure of his genial presence, The
inspiration of his steadfast friendship,
the benefit of his wise counsels, the
assistance furnished by his liberal sup
port and the example of his consistent
Christian life
His decease leaves us to sorrow for
the loss { + a worthy member who was
living example of our motto, Look
up, lift up"
We shall ever treasure in sacred
memory the fellowship we have en-
joyed with brother Hudson and we
shall not fail in loving sympathy and
earnest prayer for the members of his
bereaved family, who so much need
our kindliest human ministry and
whom we commend TO Him who grieved
with stricken heart while He was
among men and who is as near to com
fort the mourner now as when He tar
ried at Bethany.
This memorial shall be spread upon
the pages of our record, published in
our city papers and copy thereof pre-
sented to the family.
Believing as we do, that
There is blissful home
Where kindred minds shall meet
And live and love nor ever roam
From that serene retreat
we anticipate its Joys and await the
final triumphs of our Christian faith.
On behalf of the Chapter.
F. j. SUMMERS.
A. o. c. AHRENDTs,
Lucy E. FORD.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
LOWELL.

The larh water at this point did not
reach ashigh a mark by 20 inches as
the food of 's4, but an immense
amount of damage was done to prop.
erty and crops. About 70 houses, in
cluding Upper Lowell, were flooded
and the occupants driven out, Every
store in town and shops Of all kinds
were emptied in short order and the
goods put up out of the waters reach.
No serious accidents occurred, but a
number of persons were treated to a
cold water bath.
Mrs. Nan Evans, who has been the
guest of relatives for the past week,
returned to Roxbury Monday on the
Lorena.
j. L. Wolfram, of Dexter City, has
been the guest Of his parents for sew
eral days.
The revival services which were in
progress at the NJ. E. church were sum-
marily closed Wednesday evening on
account Of the water.
No mail has been received at this Of
flee since the morning of the Gath and
with no trains, no boats and no means
Of outside communication the people
feel lost indeed.
r. B. Griggs had the misfortune to
fall, while cleaning the mud out of
building after the water had gone
down, and fractured two ribs.
Miss Laura Wendell visited friends
at Marietta last week and attended the
wedding of Miss Bitha Cooksey.
A daughter was born on the goth
inst. to ]. W. and Erna Geddes.
Jacob Rauch disposed OF his property
at public sale and will move his family
to Marietta.
A meeting was to have been held at
the Township Hall last Saturday to
consider the advisa bility of building a
butter factory at this place, but moth
ing was done because of the food.
The teachers and pupils of the pub.
lie schools are enjoying two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Lansley, of Beverly, is the
guest of her son, j. T, Lansley.
Mrs. Howard Mcfarland, Of Chicago,
is spending a number of weeks with
Mrs James Mcfarland.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
Are Your Rooms Bright and Cosy?

Or do they need renovating and
dressing up by the application of Wall
Paper?
Your good taste in the selection of
papers will, we know, prompt you to
admire our designs, any or all of which
we will be pleased to show you.
Prices range from &c. to 75c. per bolt.
We have the agency for the largest and,
most original wall paper makers in the
country, and we know we can suit you
in every particular.
We Will he pleased to call on you,
with samples !; you win signify yopr
desire To zee ouc large raure OF pat
;ern. "In:@AsI KLINTwoGTu,
Electric nd.,dns, Second Street.
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
No Further Time win Be Granted,

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Senators and
members of congress who saw the pres
idcnt Friday told him that it was not
possible for congress to delay the Gu
ban question beyond Monday; that if
Spain had asked further time it would
serve only to increase the uneasiness
in congress. 1t was their opinion that
neither Spain nor the administration
would be granted further time.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02

COLUMBUS, O., April 1.-Attorney
General Monnett having decided that
the board of public works can not
legally contract or eXpcnd money in
repairing canals without first obtain
ing an appropriation for that purpose,
the board Thursday decided not to di-
rect the expenditure of any money to
make repairs necessitated by the re-
cent flood until appropriations are
d11lu 1nade
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
Wanted for Forgery.

BEI1EFoNTAINE, O., April 1.-Clar-
ence Harrod. the son of Hamilton Har-
rod, a well-known agricultural man,
has disappeared. He is wanted for
passing a forged note, bearing his
fathers name, upon Carriage Dealer
joseph Hantren
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
The Spanish Torpedo Boat Flotilla.

LONDON, April IA steamer, which
had arrived from Las Palmas, Canary
Island, reports having met four Span
ish torpedo boats and three torpedo
boat destroyers, with an escort ship,
on March 23, few miles distant from
Las Palmas They were going south
and were understood to be bound for
Cuba. The fiotilla was steaming slow
ly. looked most imposing, but with no
bunting showing
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
BUCKEYE NEWS.
New and Interesting Happenings within
Our borders.

COLUMBUS, o., April LIN the su-
preme court Thursday Attorney Cen
eral Monett argued that the Standard
Oil Co. had not answered sufficiently
to some of the 90 questions asked by
the state in the suit to break the trust
in Ohio. Hon. Virgil p. Kline, attot-
ney for the company, was given ten
days to answer that, as he claimed
each of the replies to interrogatories
were sufficient.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02

AKRON, O., April l,-Benjanin Hell
Ter, prominent Bath township farmer.
was taken in custody on an affidavit
charging insanity. At the inquest
Thursday it was found he had indu.ged
too fully on hard cider When he be-
came sober he was all right. He was
discharged
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
Execution Postponed.

ATLANTA, Ga, April THE prison
commission Friday recommended to
Gov. Atkinson that the sentence Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Mobiles, who was tc
have been hanged Friday at Macon,
be commuted to Imprisonment for life.
The governor has postponed the execu-
tion and viii no donbt enforce the
finding of the commission.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02

FRIDAY was April FOOLS Day, but few
jokes of the customary kind were per-
petrated. The majority of Marietta citi-
zens are just now not in mood to stand
triflinp.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02

Or. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems
especially adapted to the needs of the
children. Pleasant to take; soothing
in its influence. 1t is the remedy of all
remedies for every form of throat and
lung disease.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02

1T has been suggested that consider
ing the condition of the houses in the
flooded district "hoboe" parties are in
order. Several hundred properties are
in just the right shape for such events.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02

THE municipal fight for the various
offices is warming up at an astonishing
rate and will undoubtedly recover from
the delay occasioned by the flood. In
the minds of the candidates the ap
preaching battle is of no less Importance
than declaration of war between the
United States and Spain.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
Adjournment Near at Hand.

COLUMBUS. O.. A pril IN ost members
of thelegislaturc are inclined to believe
that the assembly will adjourn on
April %. There is a strong movement
on foot, however, to adjourn on April
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
JUDGE Vim. r. DAY,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
To Put the Guards on a War Footir

COLUMBUS O.. April 1.-Representa-
tive Taylor will at the first opportun-
ity present his bill to put the national
guard on a war footing. 1t will pro-
vide for the appropriation of 100000.
to be expended in preparing the guard
for war. the expenditures to be made
at the discretion of the government.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02

DAYTON. O., April lin the matter
of the assignment of John C. Phaum,
the Riversdale grocer, an inventory
was filed Thursday, showing assets
amounting to 81, c05.S So
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02
Notice OF Appointment.

Estate Of Anna Montgomery Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate OF
Anna Montgomery, late OF Washington Coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this sOth day of March, A. D. 1898
April l-Sw. A. WOOSTER.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-02

CoLrNpUs, O., April THE supreme
court Friday decided against Wife
Murderer Frank Farley, OF Cincinnati.
SO lar rs ihc courts are concerned he
EU5. die.