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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-11

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-11
Cronica extranjera

Mucho sc habla estos dfas del contlcto
existente entire ell Vaticano Y la corte de Ru
sia. Ell origen de este cophicto es ell siguiente
Despues de concertado entire smbos poderes,
el modus vivendi de los catolcos en- ell lmpe'
rio de los czares, ell papa nombr6 cuatro obs
| bos para otras tantas oi6cesih de aqael lmpe
rio. Los nombrados prestaron jursmento an
te ell Romano Ponti6oe antes de presentarse al
emperador; esto que parece no ajustarse 10
| convenido disgust6 al Gar que Sc neg6 que
tomasen possession dichos prelados Notlcloso
ell Papa de este disgusto invite al ministro
de Russia cerca del Vaticanoa q una conferencia
con ell fin de srreglar amistosamente ell asunto;
pero ell ministro Sc neg6 resueltamente lr;
Dor 10 que la corte pontifcia tuvo que entablar
directamente las negociaciones con ell Goblerno
de Alexandra II. Este Sc mega consentir que
los obispos causantes del disgusto tomen pose.
sion de sus cargos, exige que Sc nombren
otros que lie sean mas gratos FL Papa Sc re-
siste 8 adoptar una medida tan vioenta, este
es el estado del asunto que habra de resolverse
luego que pasen las proximas festas de navi.
dad, siendo de presumir que ell Gear SO saldra
con la suya
Tambien ell gobierno frances esta disgus-
tado con Ell Vaticano, por 10 que le molesta la
frecuencia con que ell Papa aconseja los Ca
tolcos frsnceses en- asuntos de polftica interior
en- aquel pals. Lejos de agradecer al Papa Ell
deseo que muestra de que los ;st6licos acepten
la constituc6 On y las iustitucones republicsnas,
eli eobierno de la Republica parece recelo:o de
a. Ia gran masa de catolicos franeeses Sc deeida
al fin tomar parte activa en- la politica como 81
temiera que por la fnerza del numero pudieran
l,egar hacerse dueiios de la situacion. Sea
de clio 10 que qniers, ell gobierno frances pare
ce dispuesto entablar seriaa reclamaclones
contra la conducta de Leon XIII, en- la que
! aouel pretende yer slgo asf como la intromi
sion oe un potter extranjero en- los asuntos dc
| Frsncia
Ell emperador de AIemsnia, esta dispuesto, nj
solo convertr en- defnitiva Ia ocupaci6n de
puerto chino de que hace POGO se posesion6 !;
escuadrs alemans, sino extender la lptaencl'
del impero germapico en- aquela region. +
principe Enrique, hermsno de Guillermo IL
ha sido enviado para dirigr estas cosas ALA el
ell extreme Oriente; antes de partlr para 81
destino fue obse9uiado por gu imperial hernia
: no con un bsnqucte al que asisti6 toda la corte
, El principe brndo por el feliz suceso de Ia mi
sion que lIeysbs, dijo que ba dispuesto pre-
, dicar Ell eysngelio del emperador todos 10
que ouisiersn oire 4 los que no quisiera'
, tsmbien. E.tss pslabrss fueron muy splsudi
, dss por Ell empera lor, quien dsspuss de est
acompsh6 81 principe al stio de embarque
, Quiera Dios que estas srrogancias % provo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-11

Q) Ell syuntamiento con sus msceros,
presidido por ell alcalde, TO salio de la Forta-
leza, bsj6 solo la Marina en- cuatro coches.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-11
TELEGRAMAs COMERCIALEs
,Mercatlo dc Nueva- York.

.Mereado dc Nueva- York.
~ "~5& "'s@' Enero 10.
Azlcar re6no a......,....s 2.l3 Is
Cafe .........$ 23 81
Harina de trigo classes para
las antila., barril a......s $50 $40
kHarina de maiz superior
brandy wine barril a......S 2.lo
.Toci1o Mess Heavy del (alo
pasado} de. .............s s.75 q 9.75
Aiicar cristaizado 90. de..$ 4.1S4
Id. (Fotogro) Mascabado 800
test. %. de............$ 3.75
|aMieies de purgs Qas ipglesas)
por 100 galones de. .....S 2. d 2.l0
Cambios soore Londres :. &c 4.s28 8 4S3.
Mejicanos g.. ............ 454
Mercado de Lont2res
Enero 10.
Aaacar cristalzado (tipo De-
morara) por ctvs de......s o.12 o.12.e
| Id. msscabado por ctvs.. 0.9. Q. 10
ID de remolacha (libre Dor.
.. do por ctvs. ......,..... O.943
Csfs ttipo Jamaica) clases
inferiores por ctvs....... l.l9 d %
kCacao ttipo Trinidad). bueno
& medisDo por ctvs q .... 3.ll s..
Banco de Ipg aterra descuen.
toelspS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-11
hgenCia hendez. PoRTxc76N 4@R9STAeloN : Rsa E
4 |nS habitantnS de d la isla de Puerto Rico

wv "~"''~'~S Los grandes constante'
sacrifcos one por largos ailos han venido ha.
ciendo para conseguir Ell excessive credito y
decidida protection que este respectable pablioo
ha dispensado continaa ldispensando los
productos de mi fabrica de cigsrros Ella Be-
lleza, <Pajarito,s como estos habitantes los
llaman parece que alguna persona aprove-
chando la oportunidad de que por poderosas ra'
zones me vi obligado a suprimirles ell letrero
de <La Be!leza que al trasluz del papel tenfa
cada cigarro, ha propalado que estos son falsi-
fcados, habieado llegado mi noticia, me
apresuro poner en- conocimento del pdblico,
sque son legftimos de mi fabrca, y nadie con
mas autoridad que los mismos fumadores, po-
dram garantizar esta verdad. pues siempre en-
contraran la misma clase de material en- dichos
cigarros, que tarto credito han conquistado
donde quiera que han sido conocidos. Apre.
oiauos protectores: tened la seguridad de que ell
dueno de la fabrica de cigarros <La BelIeza, Q
ePajarito,, continuara hacienda SACRIFICES, Pc
70 siempre dara sus psrroquanos un excelen.
te cgarro. o.-ANDRES RODRIGUEZ. so 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-11

Gran Hotel Ing|aterTa' me9 n'es! esSea'% de p'l-
Montado d la altura de los mejores de Europa.
Vistas la bahia. Con gabinete de lectura,
departamento de cantina, tabaquerfa y uu ele-
gante Salon de Recreo.-Hospedsje desde DOS
PESOS en- adelante segdn la habitaci6n que Sc
ocupe.--A. AGUDO, DO,-(Propietario)
kgenGIa hendez. PoRTAc1oN. 41f2i H0iDN Rspre: pre-:
sentante de las principales fabricas
norte americanas. Agente de la harins de
trigo marca <Porvenir,. Tocino en- penquitas
marca <Riverside,. Jamones superores marca
Agula. Idem Pic Mic, marca Sol Manteca
Chicharr6n; La Victoria. Idem corriente, idem
La Vencedora. Cerveza idem Estrella, idem
id. Aguila maquinas de coser idom Union.
Para informes, dirijirse q don Arturo Men
dez, Cristo 70, capital. 800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD.
Fairfield Teachers Approximations
tine business.

iairicIu Icacncf~ AppOintcu Nou-
tine business.
The Board of Trustees of the Henrico
County Schools held frs regular meeting
yesterday morning at the county building.
The reports of the several districts We're
received and several accounts audited
The following members OF the Board
We're present.
superintendent j. T. Russell, Herndon
Taliaforro. H. ID. Smith, Thomas j. Car
ter John u. Br0addus. Jackson T. Chill
drey. G.. j.. Smith j. II. Nuckols John w.
Warrner. r. IT, Moncure. and G. Taylor
The following appointments OF teach
ers for the coming session. beginning Sep
TENDER l-th for Fairfield district, were
reported:
Mochaulcwllle-Aiiss Mary E. Marry
mun.
Bowling Green-Miss u. l.. Fox.
Fairfield High Schoo w. a. Crenshaw
principal. Misses s. p. Watts. Lillian
Brown. Elya Goodwin Helen h. Ellis, and
Alice McPhail. assistants.
Twenty-ninth-Street- S. y. Larus
principal; Misses ~ j. Cherry, and NJ
a. crew, assistants.
Louisana-Street-Mi Grace schermer-
horn. principals Miss A. A. Chaldey, as-
sistant
Fulton-luss VI. D. Walker principal;
Miss Emma Holland. assistant.
Mnlers-Miss s. E steigleder. principal;
Miss NJ 4. Wade assistant.
Highland Sprne Miss Helen Dicken-
son.
Chickahominy-A Miss Lotue b. Evans.
Anuoch-Miss Juliet Walker
Flcho-Miss Jessie Potter.
.r..Hs fr.H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
IMPORTANT TO TRUCKERS.
The Supreme Court Called Upon 70
Decide a Case.

A case Of considerable interest. espec-
tally 70 truckers. came up yesterday IN
the Hastings Court
Some time ago Arthur Dale. trucker
was arrested on the charge OF oostruct-
ing the market after market hours-lhat
is selling vegetables from his cart When
his case came MP in the Police court
Justice Crutchfold hned him $.
Through his counsel Mr.. George +.
Haw. Dale took an appeal 10 the Hust-
ings Court and the jury IN this court
imposed a similar sentence.
From this decision an appeal was taken
by Dales counsel 20 the supreme court
The ruling OF this court will be anxious
~ awaited az il will finally dispose OF
much-vexed question.
The Hastings Court adjourned yester-
day morning for the term, after very
busv session. Clerk Walter Christian and
DEPUTY Clerk Lawton Crutchheld VIII
get no rest by the adjournment as the
land people keep them as busy as bees.
A decree was entered In the Law ana
Equity Court I'm the case OF John Garland
Pollard against the State Newspaper
Company The decree sets forth that as
a. appears that John Garland pollard as
the holder OF the first mortgage oohas
on the property Of the state company
sold under decree OF court NV 'H.DNh
1897 is entitled TO receive the whole fund
ON DEPOSIT 10 the credit OF the court IN
the Planters National Bank. unless the
petitioner. TAYLOR Grandy hereafter sus-
tains the contention set forth in his petit
ton. The said John Garland Pollard.
after setting aside $50 10 meet taxes, and
giving personal security. may check upon
the said bank for N.10o
The court IN the above decree disclaims
passing upon any of the questions IN
volved I'm Grandys petition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

Lawrauce Crane one OF the stars 81 the
vaudeville aggregation at Broad Street
Park this week is young magician who
is rapidly building up reputation by
his remarkable performance OF many
sleieht-of-hand tricks that are new and
worth seeing His egg trick never fails
20 bring him a double encore every night
Miles and Raymond are outdoing them
selves this week 300 making the crowds
laugh at their extremely comical act
which introduces the original baby in the
cradle-a clever imitation 10y Mr. Miles,
and Miss ST. John and Lytton and Mat
tie Boorum fairly sins themselves hoarse
answering encores.
Billy Van continues 70 hold his claim
as the drawing card OF the BILL and his
new bunch of witty nonsense is great
ego"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and other Matters.

Mr.. Frank Van Wort leaves to-day for
New York.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings win meet az o'clock this evening
Rev. A. r. Moore will preach at Wes,-
End Christian mission. No. 1906 west cary
street, at S.l5 o'clock tonight
DR.. and Mrs. Boyce d. Brooker. who
have been taking trip through the
north. are expected home to-day.
Mr.. Bryce Stewart Hume will on Fri
dav leave Tor several weeks soJourn
at Saratoga Springs New York.
The Water Committee OF the city
Council will go on a tour OF Inspection
OF the department on Tuesday the loth
instant.
Misses Lee and Annie Eppes. who have
been on an extended visit 20 friends IN
Washington. return home to-day.
Mrs. c. g. williams and Miss Frances
LOYAL. Of 4l6 west Main street. are az
Millboro, Va. for tho remainder OF the
summer.
Miss Helen Fitzwiison and Claude
seldom will leave In a few days 10
spend the balance OF the hot weeks at
ocean View and Norfolk.
Mrs. John II. Guy and her two charm
ing daughters. OF west Grace street, VINO
have been out OF the city for a rev
weeks. have returned home
telegram from Jacksonville states
that Frank Moore of Company ". Fourth
Regiment. formerly Company .. OF the
Blues. is much improved, after his recent
illness.
\ horse attached 10 one OF Alr. Thomas
Hicks carriage was overcome BY heat
on Capitol street about 1880 o clock yester-
aav afternoon. and considerable trouble
was occasioned IN reviving the animal
Mr.. Charles Schubert Of Chicago, a
prominent Mystic Shriner, IS In the city
on "a pleasure trip Of few days visiting
his sister Mrs V. Donau. al their resi-
dence. No. 82 north Twenty-hfth street.
Mr.. Roy Lacy son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes 3. Lacy, OF No. ~ west cary
street attached 20 the gunboat Helena,
which has been seeing lively service IN
cuban waters. has written d letter 70 ms
mother I'm which he states that he IS wei
and happy.
A letter was received here from
Mrs George r. Pickett expressing
her Willingness 10 accompany the men
who fought under her husband 10 me re-
union N Philadelphia Arrangement:
will be made for her 70 join the party ir
| Washington.
Rev. w. +. Harris wife and daughter
| OF Carthage. Mo. are spending some
weeks IN Virginia, and are now visiting
the family OF Mr. L. " Harris on Bar
ton Heights. Rev. Mr.. Harris Is a Rlcn
roond boy. and has been pastor Of 4
fourishing church in Carthage FOR sixteeT
| years
Mr.. Thomas n. Render. who has me
contract for the work OF decorating the
dIningroom az Murphy's Hotel, fell from
a scaffold a few days ago and was pain
| fully hurt He IS now able 10 be out but
one OF his knees may be permanently
| disabled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
Hcnrico County Cases.

The case against Fred Torrance. chsrg-
cd with assault on Joseph ARR bright
was called before Squire Lewis yesterday
morning.
The defense asked continuance OF ten
days. but Squire Lewis refus ID 70 grant
bail unless "a prelimInary nearing had
been given.
The defendant. through his counsel
appeared before judge WIckham with a
petition for bail. which The Judge granted
in the sum of 500.
The case was continued To- August 18Th.
Lucius Martin and James Martin. his
brother We're before Squire Thomas Tues
day evening charged with having on
July 2lst committed an assault on one
j. A. Thomas.
The case was dismissed on payment OF
costs.
James Martin was tried on a second
warrant charging him with cursing and
abusing j. A. Thomas. on this count he
was fined one dollar and costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

The charge OF beating Eliza Bosher. be-
Cause Eliza couldn't outswear Bill.
Annie Underwood. colored. beat Mary
Gibbs A2D worth.
susan Daughtry go; ten days for ours
inc and abusing c. II. Morgan.
Emma bryant and Mamie Joel fought 70
on interesting finish and it cost them each
go
willie Ann johnson and Robert Adams.
colorea cursed and abused each other,
and n costs them $3.50 and costs each.
Ida Booker. coiored. was alleged to have
,repassed upon the premises OF Martha
COOK but she paid the costs $40, and
went home.
clara Saunders got drunk and some one
hit her IN the eye. and she went down
for ten DAYS 10 recuperate.
VIM. II. Meade. coloret. was said IA
have assaulted and abused Sophie Lsnge
but costs settled the matter. amounting
10 t120.
ElIas Johnson was sent down for twelve
months for assaulting cursins and abus.
ing his wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

one OF the prettest marriage ceremon-
ies OF the season Was mat performed az
o o-ciocN TUESDAY night or the residence Oh
The brides father when Miss Clara
Bowles. daughter of Mr.. II. W. bo"les
weI-known printer was united 10 NJ
George r. Prddy WeH-Kno"h ana pop
ular young man of fae west L"u' Kew
n. A. Bagby officiating
THO ceremonies were witnessed by rela.
Vres and a Few Intimate friends OF the
contracting parties
rbe bride was very becoming I'm crea-
-ion OF white. The attendants were
Alessrs. Marshall Gordon ana Leslie
Butler
Ater the ceremouy The newiy-made bride
and groom were driven 20 their future
home sl0 IL south Laurel street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
THE CONVENTION
MEETS TO-DAY.
The Democrats viii Renominate Capt.
John Lamb.
WHAT THE PLATFORM WILL BE,
To'ReafIirm the Chicago Resolutions
But VIII De Silent as 60 Imper-
iaIism-Nr. Russell TO be the
Republican Nominee.

The Democratic convention Of the Third
District will meet in saenger Halle at
noon to-day TO nominate Captain John
Lamb for Congress. IT is not thought
there will be a very large attendance OF
delegates ana alternates as there Is no
contest FOR the nomination.
The District Committee Of which Mr.
j.. l.. G.. Scott. of Hanover. IS chair
man. viii meet before the assembling OF
the convention and. as stated IN Inc
Times Sunday, select Mr.. G. a. Boyce
for temporary chairman. MI James W
Gordon for temporary secretary and Mr..
Henry j. Cohn for temporary sergeant
alarms.
The work Of the convention will occupy
very litte time.
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.
II is understood that State Senator
Manly RI. Barnes. of New Kent, will be
made permanent chairman. Mr. Samuel
j. Waddill win nominate capt Lamb ana
there will DE several seconding speeches.
The only committee I'm whose work
there S. any public interest is that on
resolutions.
There was much talk az one time about
taking strong ground against The United
States acquiring any territory belonging
20 Spain but now 80 is said the platform
viii be- silent on this subject and VIII
simply rcanirm the Chicago resolutions.
Capt Lamb in accepting the nomina-
ton will make a speech Of about half an
hour ina length.
Tickets Of admission for tho delegates
and alternates can be had now az any
time by application 10 the secretary az
Saengcr Halle
THE REPUBLICANS
MI Otis H. Russell has informed his
friends that he Is a candidate for the
Republican nomination. He viii not have
10 make any fight for 81 appears now that
ne will have no opposition AS has been
stated. there will be warm night over
the members Of the State committee.
The three members are Messrs Edgar
Allan and Morgan Treat and Singleton,
colorcd citizen of HenricO. They are
an in sympathy with the Agnew orea-
nization. The opposition Will seek 20
Dust them. II IS understood that the
Republican league of c0iored voters or
ganized Tuesday night, VIII make its
power felt in This convention and 10 is
said that the name of Or. r. T.. Jones.
president OF the league viii Doe presented
for membership in the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

Tonight Is the time for the third Y.
NJ. c. A. Moonlight Excursion. The
steamer Pocahontas will leave the wharf
al 8:i5 tonight and will carry Jolly
crowd OF excursionists and. from present
indications. II will be regular 'Associa-
ton weather" There has been a good
demand for tickets which will be follow
ed to-day as usual. by a large demand
as on others excursions days. The indi-
cations are that persons desiring tickets
can secure them at the boat tonight.
but In order 90 be ceran. II is better 10
secure them at the building during the
day. n the weather Is favorable. the
dolin and guitar club will accompany the
Refreshments will be served and man
din and guitar club will accompany the
excursion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
ion with /. lars. tobacco concern in that

ton with A large tobacco concern IN tnae
city.
Judge John II. Morse. OF Buckingham
county, is in the city where ne was caileo
by the serious Illness OF his sister, MIS-.
Samuel .. Attkisson.
Mr.. John B. Goode left Tuesday LOT
Powhatan Courthouse, TO visit relatives
and friends.
Alexander E. Perdue, the veteran Drum
mer % Pickett Camp. viii be unable 20
attend the reunion OF the blue and the
gray at Philadelphia. on account OF SICK
ness.
Miss Mildred Barnes left Tuesday night
for Salisbury. where she will spend some
city yesterday.
Miss Lille and Master Willie Flethen,
OF Baltimore. are visiting their uncle, Mr..
r. A. Bowen. az Woodland Heishts.
Captain z. II. Flournoy, clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield. was in the
Mrs. Chas L. Petit left yesterday
morning for Amelia county. where she
will stay during the excessive hot wealth
er.
Mr.. J. A. Lester the champion deer
hunter Of Chesterfield, was in town yes
terday morning.
Masters Meredith Owen and Charlie:
owen are spending a while with relatives
In Henrico county.
The Presbyterian EPISCOPAL Sunday
school excursion 10 Old Point Tuesday
was a grand success and everybody re-
turned home at night in the best q
spirits and with the unanimous verdic
that each and every one had most en-
joyable time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
JUSTICE JOHN.
John Mills viii Never Resist Another
Policeman.


Policeman.
John Mills. colored. was drunk and dis
orderly on the street and his jag cost him
$500. lie was also assessed $40 for resist
ing officer Newman in the discharge OF
his duties
Martha Cook colored. paid tho costs
for abusing Ida Booker amounting 90
$40
Fred Childress was dismissed Of the
charge OF obtaining money under false
pretense from Miss Edmonia Vashon. He
sold Miss Nashon horse which she
claimed was in bad condition.
Richard Granger. coiored said he
wouldn't move when Special officer Flour
noy suggested that he do so. and then
the officer moved Richard. The load was
heavy. and It cost Rishard $500 for being
moved.
Laura Garnctt was charged With unlaw-
fully being drunk and she failed 10 show
UP in line. An attachment went out
Robert Gibson was required TO give 500
security for ten days for beating Lewis
Christian.
Mary Jackson. colored took a dress be-
longine u Mary Overton and she went
down for thirty days.
ELL Morris- eolored was dismissed OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
AVAILABLE TEAM STOLEN
James NcDonough a Sons su'ler at
lhc HnnAe of q HORSE IhlcI.

,reo livery arm of James McpononHh
Som. r.,or. thc theft of a valuable team
I t...ry and although several weeks
.t. .e.r.h has been conducted az DC
.....rfou aIoug tine route the im'i i0
....l fo have taken. yct che animals
.,d nrrev have NOT set been recovered
von crossed white man. whose la''
.,,-,.red great, sun tanned. ON lno ll.''
III lace month applied to inc e9'"
,,,ert of NcDonough a. sons. ON
ts.rth street. Tor "a team, WIN Nu'.- p.
said Doc wished Go drive "o''-
sf1rr the Hanover iodn- q,
t-u,d Air. NcDonoughs son lh
.t.-,o. 10 the livery office. and slNins 'H'
Mr. j Jones' had no diihcully lh
....... the service of the team.
...,trc passed. but the team nor
t.. ri-,r haa not put in an appearance az
...r.b vac commenced immediately
ana tae police were notified.
mace of thc missing animals was
fo.r0 OIL ga. road leading 90 Char
y..0. and Mr. James McDonouen in per
.8r conducted me search from thls eiue'
rnr traces jed t0 Charlottesville' where
10 was found that the thiet had o"eieN
ttr team and buggy for sale.
Although the horses were put mp al '".
cheapest price ever known yet the timex
df not nud buyer
Tho chase continued from Charlottes-
vile fo whitehall and here The searchers
lost ODE tau
Thc deputy sheriff at stanton wired
Mr McDonough TWO DAYS following the
tfefi .hai ho thought he had the mis-
c.eaut comlcd in a camp Of gypsies
pear chat town
fured iafc response was given 20 the
telegram but when Mr Mcp0nouch's ION
with party arrived go the spot mem
toned. the camp had fed. Here the
search was dropped Tor a time.
The following description OF the horses
Is given:
Both are roam animals. one a gedlng
ana the other mare. and are well
match beng about medium height.
The horse has q white star on his fore