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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-10
NOTICIAs

- tEsta,nos informatlos que sen los ia /.
lleres de Ia sscuela dc Artes Oioios Sc ira
ba;g ecu empeiio para dsr Pronta realization
alinvsnto dc nm puarsorriagsho, relative q
una naapina de- gaerrs ydei que nos hemos
ocupado on otra oaasidn Segda opina Ell
;ingsnisso director do estos trabajss, elrefe
iuoioa an el arte de IL gaerrs sesa de efsc
toa psoaigiosoe. Que tepgsn pronta rsalizs
oion estas trabajos n bnen exito sus rasalta-
dos sen los deseos ds tadoa los bueros espa
foles.
-. Han sontraido mstrimanio en- Jas.
na Diaa don jose PUG con 10 seferita Msr'
cedes sarehaz.
=. y "A .copaeeuenoia del tempora do
agna que tuvimoa,ayar, q RIO de Bsyanon
hiao tan gsla aTenids, qua Sc 5dsabordf
por Ia oarretara, intcreeptando elspaso del
tren de las ouatro J media de la tarde. Ora
aias d aotiyidad Dc Ia empresa, que prao.
tied las reparaciones de despeffeotos safIidoa
an ID VIA, pudo passr 81 tren despnes de las
cinoo J rendir ssu hltimo visje, aunque cen
algaa r4tardo. Il ferrceasil que. yenfa d.
Toa bsja, tsmpoeo pudo pssar, J fu6 precise
enviar etro tren de Martini Pefla para .ras
bordsr q los viajeros. .
~ ~ ri robo .se ganado realizalo en- d.
barr;o de Jobos,tie qne 0imos eues.ts haoe
pacos dfss, = o fue en- Ii inrislicesdn de Qae
braaillas, zinc ea Ia de Issbeia.
-. Sc desea oomprar-uni trata1o corr
p1eto de Di6ujo naecdaico Q dc Geometslh
De yriptiya. en- espsfol frances q ingl6s
Informsfa A. r. Lopez en- esta Peasecibn.
- 3-3
=. Dice M llega ponci no: sYa ssa
de ess.afio oseuro 10 aae ssta ocaffiendo en-
Pence con los casos de enveneIsrientes.
Este 90 el pueblo mss inpresioneble que co.
noeemos. Sc bate an ioysp, en- eye n es
ecursen sa eentauar de duelos; go suieids IN
honbss sigae Ia rnada por algan tempo;
Sc envenena ms Dana, : el heeho Sc reptile
| en- yariss.S En- este mes estan 10 orden del
| dts los saiciaios femeni,es. Anoche Sc ha
repat.do el caarte csao. Una sefiora de 40
amos, por ce'os toa su uesposo, speld al mortf
| fero rsnsdio. Afoitunadsmen.f para ellis,
ell facRltstivo seflor Reiondo, que en- estos
caeos no Sc haee espersr, acudio tan prcnto
tavo conocimier to del sueeso, 10 mismo que
oil sefisr iuez de instruction. IatsYregado
pet ). Ia pacieats, manifesto haber com-
/ pfsdo ell ttsiss una de las farmaeias de
esta eindsd 4
-. Han tornado posssi6a dc sssz..
pectiyos cargcs de jaes y.fsosl munli nal Sa
Cage7. los .seiorss don Ramon o.lsso '
don Cesar Maria Ost.l.s 'ss s
Probablemente aasx :,
psqusts del periedico 4 .ej nahIea dle.s ! 4 i.
i Ia, Il unos, porqna los pasolos = -
,r.,sdn compiet. Il u sRsntea no ma fst
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-10

sea, quo 50 desprenda de ese eentimienso re.
gional y re9anciesa . sus costnmbres, Gus
reoaerdos, sus tradiciones, /. Gus sentimi on
tos do raSa, que es 10 que copstitaye la pa.
tria, para entregsrFa msniata9o b etra rsza,
d oiro pueblo Asotras eostumbres que nun
ca fasron laa suyse.,
Los pncbles latino amelicauoa que go iu.
dapandizaron de Eapaiis, han resistido STEM
! prsa "a snexi1ne yapke,4 preGriapdo viyir an
cpntinnaa rayuestas, en- .pleus anarauis p9lf
tios, antes que per3er gu ,oaraoter de puebios
stinos, L3snismos in4urrectos qne pelican
en- Ia manigJa cubaas, lnohsn por la inds.
pendencia, seto rechsssn Ia anexion los
Estaaos Unidos. s.n
:. Somos y sssemos espa6oles, porqae es-
tsmos convaneiaos que CON Espsfia podrs-
mos eouserysr siesnpfs -nuestro casaster rs-
gional; porqne eas costumbrss = Gus tradi-
Clones son nasstfas costnmbfas nuestias
trsy1iciones; porqne dentro de la naoionslidsd
espanols, podvsmos desenyolvernos anton6.
micamsnte hasts llegar 81 graio de progreso
& CUE .pueaen aapirar estos pueb,os z,
I'll snexionismo no prospeyara; en- cate
pals; porquees un delirio anti regional que
so,opnede abrigarse en- cerebros enfarnos .
ea eorszones suiaidss.
81 los Estados Unidos pienssn en- un
plebiscito puertorfiqueno, pueden II dese,
chsndo esos suefios; que no se conquista el
amor de.un pueblo & oshonasos. s51 4.
Aemania podrs donlinar affoa y afios 4
Alsaeia y Lorena, psr0 no reinsra nunos en-
81 coraa6n ds.los slssoianos y loreneses, Gu
"a sangre derramsron q torsentes. s9
MARIANos sABRIL.
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Tansss eus los EEsta {cs Uaidns EOS. da.
rfsn todos sus sa s'autos ;odoeu progfeso,
por nsestra bonita cara, o. una ,insea1tads,
Nos daYfsn sauallo qua iuegasea aaeeuhdo
nfIestra eulturs, 4 oaMbio de ana explots.
4 eidn AnPlia efectiys.
Tendrismos Of, srenes e.evsdos quo cru
sasfan por naastrss ;s.aties, pnertos Implies y
kaymoeos census eigses y sas uueliss; mo.
smianto fsbrn i oamstciat inasitade; pero
todo este en- sas man o.; acaparido'y explota'
do por alloa; porqas esas cosss 10 90 forman
aino con gtarSes eapitaes. qae serfsn ospi.
tsles yaukees, poiquse en- ell psfs no los hay
para tsmsfias empresas,
7 1 vnalta da &sguaos shos, Ia indus
tria. q concrete, la agriculture, estarfan mo.
nopolzados ppr ellos, el pusrtorriqaeiio
quedsrfa redneido a la eondiei6n de :nisera-
BILE. .eolono sin pasria, sin hegar J sin for.
tuna. ss
tendrfan,os ejsreito sabks, gnbsrna.
dor yanke, poliefa yanka y tribanaIss yan,
kos, aorqRe to TO esto necesitarfan e.ios pars
prcteger sps intereses. Z essa hermosa y
RIGA hshla castallana desspareoerfa de nues.
tros labios, austituYendola con IL frfo pc :
brs idioma inglas.
~
Rasa mas poderosa, mss ,activs, mss
enprendedora que Ia luestra, conoluirfs pc,
ahaorvernoa, y antes 90 un siglo 10 hablarfs
da pueblo genuinamants puartorriauef1o,
como SO habla hoy dc l., raza india, de nn
pssblo que ezistio = dessparecio para nancs
mas volver.
Los pueblos no adquieren so propyeso
sino por medic de lsrtas evolneiones. I'll
0rganismo aodia', como el o.g2aismo del
cusrpo humane. obedeca, no & faerzss impe.
riosas premsturas, sino Gu natural desa.
rroiio, Quersr inponer IN pats un pro
aseso superior sus fuefzss, es destruir y
angular Is raza sue le pnebls.
somos Tegionslistas. ~
Nos teco en- euerte naeer en- una isiilts
Z perdida en- la inmeusiaad eel oesaDo, J Ia
am alfas cen 81 intense amor con qne ana
rfamos & Ia region mas extensa del murdc,
ri en- ella hubierames naeiao.
Ees izlilla represents para nosotros IL
nifies con todos sus enosntCs, nuestros sue
NOS de sdoiescentes, nuestfcs amores d.
hombrsa, nusstrss hogarfs.
Is region asls pstris; por q amor =
region ss ilega 81 cosnopsiitismo. Sc ami
ala humsnidsd, pero ese nmor empieza e.
ID faniiia;ss ams s ID nsci6Di pero zee arno'
empipa en- ia sldea.s 7 sun en- 6sta Sc ami
mas ls cAaaan,apl ii neci6 2 u eelieeq 9s!
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(E.crita ezpresameate para
La CcRREsPoNDENcIA.) J
Para yiaie, campo , plaza. -AfsYfos blsn.
cos - Pereales y batistas 81 Rumbos
generates de la moda. = Lspftulo de
ioyss.-C Coilarss de eDeaie.- Mautillss
claveles.-El pueblo dc las yerbenas.
.Un problema 8 resolrer. Notas de
actu u,lidad.-Zoyobras que Armenian.
Madrid, 10 de Janio de 1898.
ST.. Director de La CoRHEsrospEScIA.
Los ttaiee, de alpaca en- tones claros,
alornaios de treneilss, no solo contintan
siendo IN gfan reearso psra los viajes, por
10 mikmo qua rechsssn ell loivo, sino que Ia
mods estiss! tisnde mareatamento { soete.
nsrloa. pafa GAMMA 7 p}aY. Como eso1 T.
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enlace cs,ebsas 3Usn Paris. q. Tnasado .Tun;o,
de IA sefiorisa Pepits. Bstancrro, hiis al
Copis de- pusfds. isfe de- essus.i r6n A. aa 81.
ti!leifs ffaacsea. cavo 70 acto fu5 apairiuoao 10
por /, Renal Isabsl s ii ,naronas IA Casa
Riera por psrte tio Ia noyiig. = Il Duaness N
Valencia Y al caasrsl Bornis. nor narta faI
noyio, ssiatisndo III aor do Ia aristo toorao;a
ffaucesa y da "a aolania esnafia,a
~ La ssefiban K lei Aufaaop;sta,
sdo psuca. d,ia Il if,rftss Tgs ta acoa Il s,on
Csrlps Ldpez. de Cavov % ha earrsdn ana ma
aando como yainta familias ain nan. nuaans
panade,fas del mis,rocI p,neblo han tasned;so
diez 8 doce obreros caYas famiiisss pasan Dor
las consignie1tes .priyaoidnas: aua oustro
Atisndas ds couaestibles han sepnido IL m;amo
oau,iao dc las papaaegias. : =
Dicas ia Jusna Dia. ana ii n,i,rr
AlmaQHGTlZ. OUrA QA AuuallA nArfouuJa. "a
nea6 S practiaar el bautism, an nif,o aaa
1le Ieyaron. biio de- don Fernando Vais
~. In Yabucoa 40 han da.lo ,esnltalo
las pustulas lenyisdas q dicho pueblo nara Ia
Yaonnaoi6n. s " s.3 s
.*. M Entra los pobres de, Mayaoiiex "a
distribny yeron qrataitsmente bastante .oanti.
dad de. srenousa, bacalao u ssrd,nas. bro.
csdentes del yapor .Eliot, aue astahan alao
averisdas. .ss, So
Dies ETA Pecuefia Aut;lTa,. = Ana
che 90 pepo M tiro. n, a snlava IA eata cin
dad, ID seforita Jasaatna Harassnans, De il i
% affos de eaad. Ya van ,ios oua - ,su;ci.
daa oon a.ma de faeao. Cosa lsra ~ a,yl sara,
tan ssuatadixcs como son. las danes ana ga.
ner slments hacan uso sdel yenanc - ~ 's
81 y. He,nos sabido cou, i, uoho gusto que s
aigus rae;oranflf, de snsenf farm e,1ad "a sas,nra
aspoaa de don Luis MniIcg Kiv.ra
.v. Msnsna se yeriaears On "a ca.s
consI. Jorial do Caeuas a snbasta daIS sesv;
cio de alimentaeidY "a los nraaas. Il .In,ra,,,a
Il alio eeoa6ruico as 1868 A 81. &
sIIa falleoido q Ponce Ia sai,or;ta
Isabel Asasllo egaimsia nor an ira "a
yirtnd. 8 . rs. - 81 s 5ss ~
Aver tarde como { las sa;s 10 ! no
dia ooarri5 IN aonato ia ioa.ns = a, i t;as
da IA dan Frar3isea Farnani7av a;ta s, Il
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Nalielas sde IA guNIa /

l. 3. q
.s --Se dioe one el secretario de " Guerra
Mr.. Alger, ha orienado Ia oonstrpccidn de
| zoo empaliSadas, inyentadss por Jos yaEkis
5y qua por 10 yisto ron unt Inarayilloso fss !
gaarao consrs tola claoe de preyeotiles.
| San lie aoero MADEIRA, y &juxgar por
| 10 cue dicen los yanllis, Tao balgs qasdan hss
chas una pass 81 chocar cor. allap. Y n. sss ySs3
Las marayillozss empalisaaas se deati.
panA gnafacer { las tropas de- desembarco
| en- Santiago. a5.s.
= En- lss csnlbates librados enGaanta:
nsmo 50 hs pod;ao ,obssrYsr que sl fu5il
Msiiser tisre mayor aleanoe qaa 81 Leemsk.
ford, que usan loa yanquia. sss 81
En- cfronlos autoTissaos SO ssegnra q1e:
81 comodero Dewey easece 90 m1l1ieioheg,
tqna agoto Ell 81 sys & Cavfta. I'll :
El sTimes, as Londsea dios que III
opinion en- los Estados Unidos asasa de ID !
capscidaa 81 aeorctsrio de Gaerra Mr. Al
ger, al Quail consid dsfs impotente para noyi
liar un pslusho eisrcito s nnsya milaa de-
diEtaneia. .s. I'm IN Il
Sc lanenta a qua CONTAIN 10 los Estsdos,
/ dos con rscnrsos tan poderosos, no DO hs5
Podilo trasportsf tiendas de oampafla ni
I preparar rseionsa para veiuticuatro diss.
Recuerda 10 que Asger manifesto on
Agosso, oAnao POI seglfos que pohFai F!sls Y ea
pie de guerra ,un nillon dc so!daa On trein. J.
ta dias. ss III 81 i
-Se eata crganisando en Hampton,
hosus 8 ma essaaars ligera eompgesls del
MeW Gfk, bsoe kl'n, yo1aMpls, 2, MinAsa po-
y, san az Ls1s, oa'as aai HaVaru aa,e.
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mo q 9 sueero ysAkse ss acer.
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le e aiapalo ouaIlo csnonazos pe
80 ron e, rst,fsFse preoiplt AZ as 'neI'se
% eMApie, y W. ayel ~ plssshlo Wv
y, - pal'slhonso, ,,aia e eoslsspon.
aeneis para g! !. ooneul ; ing.es: u,
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slete: tfss ysnKsss, dos noiana sses, an S =.
oes " ,nglss' = z selsn s1eeoln psnsaaoa e
nethsico pan q sseolerno
sn Y asnin gaen se na fee'piqo nh aes' ,s
pscho uet alinassnse . ~ que ulcs
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academic Santa BaIbaIa .

0f9Sles del cusrpo de Artillerfs ssho
res kfebsn, Massot Valdiyia. Prepsra-
eyh compleh para oarferas civiies militia
Ifse. AIamnos iaternos extsrnos J clases
particulares. San Francisco go y pabels6n
Dc Nsrsagaray. .-Talsfsns l4I. tlS-l2
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81 trinestre, ode,aptadcs No Sc scrUirda srsc1ip-
cones sin pago adelaatado, 81 pe5en kaeer re1s-
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fuarsai sin snabsTgo, ~ peresl offecas tsntoss
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sbnios y dolores; pesaiaten pnes, ~ sAndoAe, OIL
shien de1dA lnag menos gene aisados quss
san snterioress s6pocas.
Las fal laas, ulatinsmante ~ a adcfntnr
sdosesoon trencills 4 sntredo bcrd dadcsssg
viyos, mss, del volrnte, ri se ssbusa, All east
% rscnrre ~ tsrnsrossa sif n an1a, las rainas
de Ia moda, de iniciar rumhoe peco ccnfofss
mes con una els gancia disting a. ulodef,
5nists. Praeisa. an1adsa lestarss nnfas, dlss
,0regi6nsnma sn 81 adoFnc, en- principiV, DE-
!lss faldas; vale maA NevsraaB lisas, qaaB mo-
aousars sen elias ID terrible npta an 10 vnlg9r
y adocenaios Raspeeto A los eaerpos, Ion
sadornos de lossmisnos ID prsstan 4 tantaa
sfantasfas. sobre tados ga los escetes do ds-
lanteros y aspal las, qns cseftasnenta acn MI
sscurso admirable para q d al, I'll sos lusea III
inyestidura slsingeaio famari1o. s.s2 II
Darante cl verano,Sse naan pooas ioyss,
.puesto Que Is perm neDcis "a el camro no
oifecs oeasi6n do Que las ostspten las DANES
dc busn gusto, son d todo tan;ensao pYesenta,
d de en- ocaaionas Il fleterrn sasaas, como son
reunionsa bales, cd casinos balaearios,
ii no son indiapaasab.es, lie tolersn a,1n
agradan. diramus que, los diamanies ii lsa
.perlas alto nando eI coHaras do enoaja II
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N0TEs'Ias

-. De nuestro eolegs eEI Liberal,
esp maaho aakto e eiapianta
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2 kgTandes males

cuerpo espfrtu Sc npone devoyer al sisterna fvoso
soda so fserza vigof de- aM la ncac6n especial del
Vino Coidial de GsrebEana dc Ulioi coneeptuado pos
los dicos mas einenes como el .reconsttuyerta oo-
der6so Iitalizadcr mis- rapido $ - 49, ips 4
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Children's Picture Books

PLAIN and toy-shaped books, colored, SC,
&c, 10c, 12c and zoe.
sc. Sc, 1Oc and upward to SOC.
Animal Books. Fairy Books. Little
Folks Speakers, Grand Army Books.
A, j. G Books, Bible Stories, etc., at
lowest prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-16
DOESN'T KNOW CROKER.
Ex-Governor Stone Says He Is Not
COnspiring with Tammany's Boss.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Ex-Governor William
j. Stone, of Missouri, was in Chicago to-day
in consultation with Democratic leaders. He
left tonight for New York. In an interview
he said: 1T has been stated, and the state
ment has been persistently reiterated in the
face of positive denial, that 1 had entered
into some horrible scheme with Mr., Croker
and others to have the next national con-
vention repudiate the Chicago platform and
to do divers other dreadful things. AS a
matter Of fact never saw Mr.. Croker in
my life and have never had any communl-
cation with him. If 1 ever should even have
any occasion to see Mr.. Croker or any other
man / will see him; but SO far as know
viii have no occasion to see him All talk
about abandoning the well understood and
long established principles of the Demo-
cratic party, so clearly and accurately enun-
cated in the Chicago platform of 1896, en-
anates only from those whose wish is father
to the thought Among those of us who
supported that platform. that is, among the
loyal Democrats of the country, all such
talk is regarded as absurd. which it is. The
Democratic party of the United States is
composed of those who supported Mr.. Bryan
and who still stand on the platform of the
party. There are no other kind of Demo-
CratSYf
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$50, 0O0,o00 In the complaint Forester and
MacGinniss claim to own some stock in the
company and object TO the transfer Of the
the one recently organized under the laws
of New York. They allege that since the
transfer was made the New York company
has diverted the proceeds of the property
to persons not stockholders MacGinniss is
vice president and assistant manager of the
Montana Ore-purchasing Company, Of which
f. Augustus Heinze is president and general
manager. The Montana purchasing
Company and the Boston and Montana
Company have been at war for d long time
and federal courts here between the two
concerns. They are practically all for dam
ages for ore alleged to have been taken
from various claims Of the contending par
ties. The attorneys and officers of the Bos-
ton and Montana Company were in Helena
to-day on one of the cases in the Federal
Court when the attorneys for the Montana
Ore-purchasing Company asked for and OBJ
tanned the Injunction
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-16
A NEBRASKA MYSTERY.
Skeletons of SpnniarsIs Tncased in Ar
NOR Uncarthed on n Farm.

O'NEILL Neb., Dec. 15.--An eXtraordi-
nary discovery has been made here which
bids fair to provoke a sensation OF interna-
tional proportions. The remains of a large
number of human skeletons. incased in
armor of at least two hundred years ago.
have been unearthed near O'Neill. At the
same time an ancient fort. constructed on
architectural lines and exhibiting engineer
ing skill that would have reflected credit
upon the army corps of any engineering ma
tion of the fifteenth century, has been I'M
covered. The discovery was made by John
miles northwest of here. He was digging
draining ditch at the time At a depth of
seven feet the workmen found a wall Of
solid rock. Any mineral formation in the
sand hills is so unusual as to be worth in
vestigating. and the workmen called Mr.
Hammond attention 20 the discovery. The
mystery deepened with the attention be-
slowed upon it. for the rocks were found to
be heavy cubes. skillfully prepared and
cemented together to form a wall ten feet
/, high and two feet wide. The men had I'm
earthed the queer old relic where the walls
came together in rectangular formation, and
it was uncovered for a distance of fifteen
feet in both directions On the inside OF the
square was found the armored skeletons and
several Anticipated weapons. One of the
pieces of armor was helmet in a remarka-
Bile state of preservation.
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Incorporation Articles Ti1ed.

TRENTON, N. J., Dec. 15.-Articles of in
corporation of the American Tin-plate Com
pany were filed with the secretary of state
to-day. The company has an authorized
capital of $5O,O00.GOO. The company is en-
powered to manufacture and deal in tin,
terne, blank plate, steel sheets and kindred
products. Also to own and operate mines
The capital stock is divided into $50, OOO 600
preferred and $50, 900, 900 common stock The
preferred stock is to pay per cent. cumu-
latve dividends. 1t is provided in the arti-
Giles that the property of the company can
only be mortgaged by the consent of the
holders of a majority of the preferred stock.
The incOrpOrators are: James 3. Dill, of
New York; Howard X. Wood, East Orange,
and Duncan p. McLaden, East Orange
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STEAMER IN DISTRESS.
Unknown Transatlantic Liner I'm
Trouble on the Irish Coast.

SKIBBEREEN, Ireland, Dec. ia dis
patch received here from Baltimore, about
seven miles southwest, says that q steamer,
supposed to be transatlantic liner, is in
distress off the coast there. She has been
throwing distress signals for some time.
LONDON, Dec. flowing TO the heavy
fog which hangs over the channel no further
information has been obtained regarding the
steamer mentioned in the above dispatch.
If the report, which is not confirmed, is
well founded the vessel may possibly be the
Dominion line steamer New England, Capt.
Macauley, which left Boston Dec. for Liv-
erpool. The White Star liner Teutonic
sailed from Queenstown at ITO p. m. to-day
for New York. The Red Star liner Rhyn-
land also sailed to-day from Queenstown for
Philadelphia.
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MANGLED ON A CROSSING.
Sleigh Struck by. an Engine, Three
People KILLED and Two Injured.

INLAY CITY, Mich, Dec. ia south
bound engine, light, on the Pontiac, Oxford
g. Northern Railroad, tonight struck a
sleigh containing five people, throwing them
out, seriously injuring two and killing three
outright. The dead are:
MRS. THOMAS ROBB, of Lum.
WALTER ROBB, her son, aged four.
MRS. JOHN YERKES'S son. aged twelve
months
The wounded are: Mrs. John Yerkes, Of
Port Huron; Mr. Dawson, the driver. The
accident occurred four miles north of here,
just at dusk. The party in the sleigh had
been visiting and were returning home. Mr..
Dawson the driver. was told by one Of the
party there was no train before p. m, and
started to cross the track. A light engine.
running backwards, struck the rear END or
the sleigh and the occupants were thrown
high into the air.
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STRENGTHENING TRUST.
Alleged Scheme to Control All Pri-
Vate Plants in the Country.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 15.--The Evening
Telegraph publishes story this afternoon
to the effect that preliminary plans were
laid in this city to-day for the formation Of
a powerful combine to control the street.
lighting business, now in the hands of pri-
vate companies, all over the United States,
east of the Mississippi river" The story
continues: THE deal will affect seven COM
panies now controlled by the Pennsylvania
Globe Gaslight Company, the controlling
stock of which is owned by United Gas I'm
provement interests. and the I<itson Incan-
descent Gaslight Company, of this city.
The deal provides for a capitalization of
S12, CGG coo and 1T is proposed that it shall
go into effect Jan. l, 1899. The companies in
volVed are the following, controlled by the
The Welsbach Street-lighting Company, of
Chicago; the New York and New Jersey
Globe and Gaslight Company, Of New York;
the Chicago Globe and Gasight Company,
of Chicago; the Canton Globe and Gas Com
pany Of Canton, o.: the Pennsylvania
Globe and Gaslight' Company, and two 9TH
er companies not yet named. and also the
Kitson Incandescent Gaslight Company.
The deal will carry with 1T four large fac
tories. owned by the Eitson, the Pennsyl-
vania Globe and the Chicago Globe, and will
cover the operation of sixty thousand lights
in different cities which will shortly be in
creased by a contract for fifty thousand
lights. which the Kitson company is about
to close
1t is stated that George W. Elkins will be
the president Edward c. Lee. treasurer
of the United Gas Improvement Company,
treasurer. and Thomas DOlan. Samuel T..
Bodine, p A. 3. Widener George w. Elk
ms. George ID. Widener Arthur Kitson and
Michael Ehret ir. are named as probable
directors. II is said the capital stock of $l2,-
ferred noncumulative stock and $6,O9OOOO
common.