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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

he not part, anu TIC "i'''~ -
integer? Until his ear was iormeu 'he
S,.,aorv Of the spheres was unheard.
Until his eve beheld who could note he
beautv OF the earth, the glory of the
sen the splendid radiance of the sun
eet the majesty Of star-studded canopy
WIN beside him could gauge the deprns
crd distrr ces. measure the mountains,
or understand the method and the order
that underle il all? And by just so
much as nan does this. by just so nuch
does ne advance 10 his true destiny
Man has learned much from nature
and he has much yet 10 learn. we are
standing on the Threshold. The great
chamber OF the cosmc economy lies be-
vond the door upon which we have but
knocked. Yet what man has learned has
been sufficient 70 allay his foolish fears
and make him wonder in.tead Of be
afraid. lie realizes now that all the mighty
movements OF nature, even when the
fierce dogs OF elemental war are let loose
all the terrific cataclysms, all the gigan-
tc upheayals, are not frenzied ebulh-
lions of wrath, but they, even they are
the products Of an indefectible law that
guides and governs all cosmic life' Ana
be, the man, puny, frail, morta. man. the
nan whose whole existence turns upon
q needle-pCint. whose span OF years Is
not even breath's length In the now Oh
the aeons. he alone understands ne aIohe
comprehends the purpose, the progress
and the end: because he is the micro
cosm. the finite. the infinitesimal eoun-
tcrpart OF the infinite and perfect whoie.
Man did not learn this without toii anu
tears. And even now some people lament
that the personal element has peeh re-
placed by cosmic law. They would ratner
find an especial and individual act OF Goa
for eaoa event In their own lives OF the
life OF the universe around tnsn. Dat
this thought belongs TO the chilohoous
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-23

de s marineros de Il dotaoi6n del <Terror,,
desde IA eapillas del Arsenal hasta Il puerta
del mismo, On donde fu6 ooloeado en elsoo-
che fanebre .s 81. . -
Presidfan 81 duelo los generates antes.
oitados, ayudante del 2 e Cabo el CONAN
dante del Terror, quien antes dc empren-
der Ia marcha, = con anuenoia de los genera.
les, llam6 al sefor Portiila, que al efecto Sc
encontraba ALI, dioi6ndole: .'puesto que US.
ted era fntimo del fnado, venga & formar
parte del oorteio,"
Las cintas del f6retro las llevaban trea
maquinietas de guerra y tres mercantee, &
los oostados doee individuos de la dotaei6n
del <Terror,, de cada, ,lado.
En- Marcia va, Sc fu6 uniendo en- las ca
lies del trayecto, innumerab'e pueblo.
GALES RECORRIDAS
= San Justo, San Franclsco, San jose,
San Sebastian Santo Cristo, deteni6ndose
en- la esquina del obispado esperar el cada
yer del marinero que muri6 en- ell hospi'
tai. Al llegar frente la puerta mayor de
la iglesia de San Jose, Sc detuvo- la oomitiva
en- donde fu@ cantado un response por la
~parroquia, cuyo presto era el oapellan de
art!llerfa, continuando luego hasta ell cemen'
terio, por la calle que oonduoe al ouartel de
Ballaja, 1omar la de Mororis en- cuyo ex.
tremo hizo alto el curtejo, cantandose otro
response.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-23
eaceta Official De hey

Haclenda Nombrando, s p1opuesta del
seflor secretario de dicho despacho, ofiyial
10. de adminietraci6n, letrado oonsultor de
la seoretarfa del despacho de Hacienda, CON
81 sneido anaal de 100 pesos = !. .o5o de so
sbresueldo, don Pedro de Is Cuesta Sainz.
Obras pub.icas. s.--Disponiando sc pro
ceda una seganda subasta, por ell t6rmino
de veinte dias, sobre ell contrato de las obras
de nueVa construction del trozoa 10. de Ia
seooion del paente de los Reyes Cat6licos
Vega alta. s
= La suscripc;on nacional asciende & la
suma de 156, ,27o pesos SO centavus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-23
H IE 10

Ha llegado conocimiento de esta empresa
que algunos dep6sitos de esta capital han subido
Ell precio del hielo, -vendiendolo q 80 centavos
la arroba. - .-.s..- -..-
go Como quiera que la fabrica no ,ha alterado
sus precios, esa alza de cinco centavos por a.
Sc encuentra justifcada nj tienen. derecho &
clio toda vez que hacemos descuento & los de-
positOs para que vendan 6 igual precio que la
fabrica y el carro, que son los siguientes:
AL detail as centavos el kilo. De 25 libra
en- adelante un centavo libra,
te FL g earro en- 5anturce "a venoe a centavos ky
hasta Martin Pena a centavos l1ilo.
r De una arroba en- adelante centavo la libra
3O-8. J.GOYCO Ca
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EntieTro de las Victimas /:
de! combate de aver
EN- e. ARSENAL,


El cadaver del malogrado ler. maaui
nista del Destroyer <Terror,, don jose Agui-
lar, que pereoi6 en- ell yoombate naval de aver,
estavo depositado en- la capilla del Arsenal,
hasta las ocho = media de la maflana de hoy,
que lego Ia conourrencia que habfa de aoom.
pa1lar al fer6tro & la Metropolis. -.
Ri cortejo funebre 10 componfan los
generates de Marina e: Cabo, Ell Alcalde,
su seoretario = un oioial {. en- representa-
ei6n del pueblo, oomisiones del cuerpo de
Voluntarios, del battalion <Tiradores de
Puerto Rico,, del cuerpo de Ingenieros, de
Artillerfa, de Infanterfa, della esoolta del Ca.
tan general, de Ia seooi6n de oiolistas de Ia
de oaballerfa de Voluntarios. de Ia eecei6n
de msoheteros = Ia o6oialidad y marinerfa de
los bnques de guerra, surtos en- este puerto,
frances de servicio.
EN- MARCIA
FL cadhyer fu6 oonduoido On hombros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-23
s-~a'-"-a-~-7r-7-a-~~'-'
Ell DUEIO
. GALES RECORRIDAS

Con frases sentidfsirnas, alts nente pa
tri6ticas = muy emooionadc, 10 despidi6 Ell
Excmo. seflor general 20. Cabo.
Terminate este aoto fueron conaucidos
ambos cadaveres la Ne,16 polls, = deposita
dos en- capils ardiente hasts las 5 de la tar.
de, =hora en- que Sc les dara sepultara en- los
nichos ndmero 20 81 de la p1imefa fhi
que han sido regalados Por este ExcHd
AYuntamientc. NJ
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NUESTRASs ::AVERIAS

En- los nomentes supremos que 81 des-
troy er se acereaba & toda mAquina al oruce1o
enemigo, naomentos en- que latian en- TERRA
miles de patriotas corazones que hubieran
querido YER eonvertir en- polvo al crgulloso
yankee, ysmas sobrecogidos tai yez, que ell
valiente y casi temerario comandante de
nuestro buque, el bravo , heroico teniente
de navfo don Francisco de la .Rocha; gu se.
gundo, ell tambl6n teniente de Navfo don
Luis Osas; el Official :alf6rez de Navfo don
Jacinto Vaz y todo el personal del buque,
recibio este un proyectil de bomba explosiva,
penetrando por la murs de babor, mas arriba
de Ia lfnea de dotaci6n, hacienda explosion
entire los aparatos de oambio de una de sus
mhqainas que psralis6 y abriendo nno de
loe csscos una VIZ de sgua On los fondosi =
otra bomba sobre Il cubierta, cayendo sobre
una GAIA de cartuchos de fasil Maiisser que
4portaba un marinero, atravesando Ia d6bil
cubierta y ooasionando sensibles desgracias
personales. Mientras tsnto, ell buque enc.
migo 90 alejaba & toda maquina del aitio del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-23
Gran DestiIorfa


0I0u U6NlJtGI Id Manuel Ambrosiani. Ponce Pto-
Rico. = e Importation directa de
yinos cognaes ansado gnebras finas vermouth, etc,
atendera los pedidos puntuadad, Precos uy poo
Manuel Observation-Disclosures. - S. s1.ea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-23
4 grandes males
q GRANDES REMEDIOS.-
= Cuando el empob obreeimien

uol60 Guana9 sanc e empobTeSinie1 poiagia y
ell espu mpone eyolyer al sistema neryioso
toda su fuerza vgor de a la indicaclon especial
Vino Cordial de gerehrna de Urioi conceptuadO por
los m6dlcos mas ennentes Ell reconsttuYente po-
deroso Yitalizador mas rdpido.n trs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-23
Fabrica de hieio de Bay1mon

Ponemos en- conocimiento de los vecinos de
Bayamon que en- la fabrica Sc detalla Ell art1culo
desde las de la mafana las 8 de la noche
los precios siguientes:
AL detalle centavos medic ki]o.
- la libra de 1 arroba en-
adelante
NOTA Estos precios rigen hace anos sin
que Sc hayan alterado I'm solo dia con autoriza-
cion de los que suscriben.
30--7 J. GOYCO Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-23
A los carpinteros

En- Ell CAPRICHO San Justo 81 exhfben muestras de
maderas trabajadas sas cOlOcar preciOs
te yentaosos Moduras de todos anchos dise19s
bl srabajadas cavotes toda clase de calados gusto
del cOmpradOr.
,PUEkTAS Y vENTANAs. Este importante ramo me-
rece nqesra grande atencon proporconamos toda
case de puertas la nglesa puertas persianas de cua
auerd I'd @ d5e1 da con una ventaa de
CASAS. .COMPLETAS: podelnos entregar las maderas
listas armar kosoo cuarquer edfco que
pida.
hacen barras de catre, tnsgeros roperos fahr
ca tOda clase de eajas para industrias,
edcocomia de tempo de dinero co.'s .
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s.,: Para co,eseguir qe<e las galzinos po,ega,a
aeetcho. En las fncas donde haya mucho
ganado Sc dara 4 las gallinas como dnica
bebida, leche desnatada, y 81 esta abunda,
convene darle una porci6n de. leche cuaiada
una vez por semana. Hagase Ia prueba. El
gasto que este representa-. sera recompensa-
do con oreces por la oantidad de huevos que
ponen.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-24
NOTICE.

Having been notified by the secretary
OF the state board Of health that small
pox has made its appearance in various
parts Of Colorado and owing to rapid
means Of travel, we are liable to be Wis
tied by this dread disease, all persons,
old or young, who have not been euc-
cessfully vaccinated within the last
three years, are urgently requested to
be yaccinateo imme lately.
Dee II, 1898. w. Caps,
County Health Officer.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-24

Asse6nHOcSas n1 resv,sskgsd5 o,-G-~ ~ i.
n NJ PAIN (iALS Ono ceix->$'''--e
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-24
and a Happy
NelC Year

Slippers for the Minister and
layman alike are to be found in our
large and up to date stock of Holiday
foot wear.
Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-24

81. sa' SSIsas:isusSe. s;is - ,o on 20,
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-24

uvsu WOMAN nssds D.. M,,ss' P.ap Pm
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-24

A Good Foundation means sol
id structure You will find this in every
pair of shoes we sell
Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-24
Lay and Garst

Have Stt01ryIPan and to the point that-They re
Selhng Holiday Goods cheaper than
any place in town
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-21
THE Impending BATTLE.
Naval Men Believe That Few Days, Per.
haps Hours, Will Bring the Rival
Fleets Together.

Key West May 2l.-The prologue
has been spoken, and the curtain is
about to rise on the first act of the
drama. This is the unWavering opin-
ion of naval men here. Dcwey's bril-
liant achievement at Manila is regard
ed as a separate episode. San Juan is
already a memory and the sporadic
encounters along the Cuban coast are
accepted as merely preliminary skirm-
ishes, tentative rather than decisive.
The meeting of two great hostile fleets
Is the pivot upon which the situation
turns, and that few days, perhaps
hours, will bring them together Is the
universal view here, at the base Of
operations.
This view is confirmed by the news
that Admiral Cervera's squadron has
reached Santiago de Cuba. The intel
ligence came yesterday, and, If 1t did
not affect the situation, it was sngu-
lar coincidence that the activity among
our ships was perceptibly heightened
and the work of coaling and provision
ing those In the harbor was rushed
with more than usual haste.
The ships were surreptitiously creep
ing toward the open sea as the day
waned and the ranks of naval men
ashore were constantly thinning until,
at dusk, there was scarcely one to be
seen. The newspaper dispatch boats
have nearly all departed. with partcu-
lar care not to lose sight of the United
States warships. The center of in
terest again shifts away from Key
West, but whittier Is the question none
ean answer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Western Prosperity Has Caused an In
crease in Manufacturing.

" CStSf nus III
crease In Manufacturing.
New York, May 21.-R. G. Dun G.
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Growing accustomed to war possibili-
ties, which are mostly far from proba-
bilitics of evil, and finding the nation
moving along steadily in its industries,
people are grasping the idea that 1t
is throwing away Some months of ac-
tive and profitable life to wait until
war clouds have passed. Western pros
perity has so greatly overbalanced
timidty of eastern capital that actual
business done increases; railroad earn
ings promise better for May than
month ago for April. and payments
through clearing houses for the week
in May show a gain of $50 per cent
over last year and rs per cent over
1892 while a month ago the increase
over last year was 1876. and compared
with 1892 there was a decrease of ~
per cent. Several large contracts kept
back for some weeks because of hos
tilities have now been placed, and in
stead of works closing or reducing
force, returns show the starting of
some works long idle and increase of
force or of hours at others. Govern
ment work occupies many establish
ments, but it counts for little COM
pared with other demands.
The key of the situation is the pros
perity of the west, which altogether
unprecedented marketing of breadstuffs
has caused, with the prospect of good
crops to come. These prospects, and
actual receipts Of wheat amounting to
5,S76,716 bushels for the week, against
2,439,169 last year. with advances also
in other grain and cattle, have pro-
duced a demand for manufactured
goods which was not anticipated from
eastern indications.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-21
At CAMP ALGER.
Pennsylvania Regiments Are in the Major
ity at the Camp Near the
Nations Capital.

WASHINGTON. Nav 21.-At sundown
last evening 7, 900 volunteers were under
canvas at CamD Alger, near Falls
Church, Va. During the day the num-
ber of men in camp was more than
doubled, and it would have been tre-
bled had all the trooDs that arrived
here been able to 20 into camp. The
regiments now actually in camp are:
The Sixth. E!ghth Twelfth and Thir-
teenth Pennsylyania, aSgregating 3,Ol2
men; the Slxty-Grth New York, 1,03O
men: the Eiehth Ohio, with 900 men;
the Sixth Illinois. with l.O3O men, and
the First District of Columbia, with
o32 men. Major General w, M. Gra-
ham formerly commander Of the de-
partment of the gulf, who has been as
signed to be corDs commander at Camp
Alger. arrived yesterday. He an
nounced that he would assume COM
mand of the troons in camp today.
The regiments have arrived SO rap
idly during the past two days that
some difficulty has been experienced In
supnlvire the necessary commlssary
stores as no sunply depot has vet been
established at the camp. This difficulty
will bo ol>viatad in thn future as Can
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-21
THE WAR REVENUE BILL.
Senator Aldrich offered as an Amend.
ment the Bond Provision.

Senator Aldrich offered as an Amends
ment the Bond Provision.
Washington, May .21.-At the conclu-
sion Of yesterdays session of the sem
ate the reading of the war revenue
measure had been completed. About
seven -eighths of the amendments pro-
posed by the senate committee have
been agreed to. Those remaining are.
quite naturally. the most important in
the bill and will provoke deal of dis
cussion. The principal amendments
yet to be passed upon are those re-
lating to the issue of bonds and cer-
tificates Of Indebtedness, the tobacco
tax. the tax on proprietary articles. the
issue of grcenbacks, the coinage Of the
silver se.igniorage. the issue of silver
certificates. the inheritance tax and
the tax on corporations. The action
upon some of the amendments will be
dependent upon that on others.
Mr.. Aldrich, CT Rhode Island, yes
terday offered as substitute for the
paragraphs relating to the coinage of
the seigniorage, the issue of silver GER
tiflcates and the issue of legal tender
notes the bond provision prepared by
the Republican majority of the COM
mittee on finance. If the bond pro-
visions should be accepted by the SEN
ate the amendments offered by the
Democrats in lieu of 1t will naturally
be rejected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-21
AMEIUNITION ON THE ARGONAUTA
Prize Commission Decides Five Cap
turea Spanish Vessels Our Property.

Prize Commission Decides Five Cap
tured Spanish NesHels Our Property.
Key West, Fla, May 21.-Over 40
eases of ammunition were found yes
terday on the Spanish steamer Argo-
nauta, captured during the first days
of the war. 1t was on board this
steamer that Lieutenant Colonel Cor
tito, Weyler's brotherin-law, was cap
tured, with other Spanish soldiers now
prisoners in Fort Mcpherson, Atlanta.
The discovery of the war supplies on
board the Argonauta will not change
the status of her case before the prize
court, as it had already been decided,
before learning of the find, that the
steamer was legitimately prize Of
war, no claims having been filed by the
owners of the ship or cargo.
A like decision was rendered In the
cases of the steamer AmbrCsio Bolivar
and the schooners Candidita, Mathilda
and Sophia. The only formality re-
naming to make these vessels the alb
solute property of the United States Is
the confirmation by the federal court
authorities Of the findings of the prize
commission.
The cases Of the Buena Ventura, the
first capture. of the war, and the Pedro,
Catalina, Miguel Jover, Panama and
Guido, all valuable steamers, will have
to be tried in regular form by the Uni
ted States court, claims having been
filed by the owners of the ships and
cargoes.
The barkentine Carlos F. Rosas. 750
tons, captured by the New York off
Havana on Tuesday, was brought in
here yesterday by a prize crew. She
has on board cargo of garlic and jerk
ed beef
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-21
FOSTER
CONVICTED.
General Session Court
Says He is Guilty Of
ENLIGHTENMENT.

Mahlon X. Foster was found guilty Of
embcZziement by General se:-
sions Court jury yesterday afternoon.
Judge Grubb charged the jury and tho ver
diet was returned after au hours dclibera-
tion.
His council Fl. II. Ward, Immediately
made II motion for new trial and pend
ing the decision Foster was not scn;enc-
ell.
Mr.. WMd is preparing paper to make
an S.Dpeal to the Supreme Court. Tho jury's
,stor0ict, he said will not ond the case.
JOnn Hannanan pieaueu guiity 10 sell
ing liquor on Sunday and paid fine ois5O
and costs.
The cases of assault with intent to COM
nit murdor and pointing revolver
against William Mills were continued
until the next term o! court because OF the
absence of II material witness Samuel
Blackiston was accepted rs bondsnAn
Joseph Brown was placed OF triAi for
thu larceny of IL horse from william II.
Tell of st. Georges Hundred nn Febru.
ary I'd. The testimony proved that Brown
gave the horse in exchange for a pig and
some furniture Brown took tho pig but
never asked for the furniture. Teller ad-
mitted that he had told Brown he could
use the horse whenever he desired where.
upon the jury acquitted tho prisoner aud
he was DISCHARGED.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-21
SWALLOWS THIRD NOMINATION.


Named For Governor by the Prohibi-
tionists by Acclamation.
Harrisburg, Pa, May 21.-Rev. DR..
Sias c. Swallow, of Harrisburg. was
nominated for governor by yesterdays
state Prohibition convention; for lieu
tenant governor, E. d. Nichols of
Wilkesbarre; secretary of internal
affairs, Sterling w. Dixon of Berwick;
congressman -at-large, George N. Gar
Der of Pittsburg and Pinneck e. Sharp
less Of Warde, Delaware county; su-
perior court judge, Lewis D. Vail OF
Philadelphia. The nominations were
made by acclamaton, except for lieu
tenant governor. Nichols defeated
Dixon on the first ballot. and then the
convention selected the Berwick man
for the next place on the ticket.
The candidates, with the exception OF
Mr.. Vail, who was called to Phiadel-
phia this morning, made short speeches
of acceptance, promising to make an
aggressive campaign. DR.. Swallow.
who had previously been nominated
by the Populists and Honest Govern
ment party, was received with wild en-
thusiasm when he was introduced to
the body of the convention. In accept
ing the nomination he said that he still
stood on the one plank platform Of
"honest government"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-21
DELAWARE
LEGISLATURE.
Yesterday Much Interest,"
ing Business Was
Transacted.

Dover, DEL, May 20.-The two houses Of
tho Lesislatur are disputing over the cor
poration bill. A fruitless effort was made
to reach an agreement to-day, anu an
other attempt it is likely will be made
on Monday. The Senate passed the House
bill allowing the town of Milton to Dor.
row $4,000 for street improvements, and
the Senate bill giving Wilmington hun
dred five assessors Senator Fcnimore in
troduced bill providing for a general
election law. Tho house passed the House
bill regulating the settlement of estates.
The House passed three House bills re-
grla.irg the business OF tho Supreme
Court.
The Senate passed the House bill al
lowing tho Road Commissioners OF ST.
Georges hundred to issue bonds.
Representative HAZEL introduced bill
designating the second floor OF the State
House for the exclusive usO OF the Lngs-
lRture, thus excluding political parties
and preventing balls therein.
Senator Fcnimore introduced bills re-
organizing the Lovy Court OF Sussex
county.
Many bills were pushed along to COM
mittees in both Houses in order to cxpe-
dite business. The most important meas
ure yet to come is the Ballot law bill.
Adjournment is expected next Wednes-
day.
1t had been expected by some Of .he NOM
bers that the two houses would be able to
reach final adjournment to-day. but moth.
ing was said OF it. The election bill,
which was introduced IN the Senate to- lay
Is to DO passed and So is u new ballot law
which has not yet been prepared. Tho
Senate substitute for the House general
curporation act is in the hands Of HE con-
ference COMMITTEES, without much prospect
Of agreement. These and the gen sral ap-
preparation bill, which isawnilin The last
day to be filled in with tho proper amounts
ior expenditure, are the only important
measures bafore either house. Ii now
thought that Wednesday will bc the day
of adjournment.
The Committee on Conference of the
Senate and House spent all OF the morning
in endcavoring to got together on the Sell
ate substitute for the House general corpo-
ration bill. The committee was unable ut
the morning session to reach II decision.
The committee again went into session
this altcrnoon. Tho mc.nbers could reach
no decision, aud 30 tho matter went over
until Monday morning. 1t is not believed
that II decision will bu reached Oh account
of the Senate being unwilling to allow
grade crossings Of railroads.