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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-27
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tandonos que en- aquslla ciudad llam6
mucho la atenci6n que el domingo ulti'
mo 80 viera la iglesia oat6lioa verdade.
ramente LENA de soldados y ofciales
americanos, siendo muy pooos, relativa'
mente, los que oonourrieron & Ia protes.
tante. Todos eoharon su limosna en- la
asist.ntesA 4 la misa., -
TNGT.TS I. CURso.-ouatro me.
11VVLIO ses. Seociones: A, pa.
ra varones mayores; B, para la mujer;
@, olases nooturnas. Este ourso para
prinoipiantes en- general, es en- partiou-
lar para aquellas personals que no sepan
jota del idioma, que no entiendan NADIA
de ingl@s. Aquf podra apreoiarse en- to.
do su valor el M6todo Natural: nj una
sola palabra de espa1lol 6 de oualquier
otro idioma exception del ingl6s sera
pronunoiada desde la primera hora del
ourso: todas las explicaeiones So haran
en- ingl6s-ingl6s solamente sera usado
deede el primer instante que el curse de
prinoioo. No Sc necesitan textos de
ninguna olase: un diocionario, cuaderno
Y lapiz. Clase iiaria de una hora, domin'
60 exceptuados. Honorarios: 8 pesos
mensuales, psgo adelantado.-P Plan, de
estudios: Q) Serie de ejeroioios pro-
gresivos, {2) Vocabulario, (s) Conver'
saoi6n, (4) Rudimentos gramaticales.
Despu6s de esta preparsci6n sc estudia.
ran esocgidas fabulas los ldnes, martes
y microbes.
Sc esoribiran en- prosa algunas de las
fAbulas y habra dictado y anAlisis gra'
matioal los jueves. Gramatica Leo
tura los viernes. Cfrculo de oonversa
oi6n los sAbados.
II. CURSO.-Oiiver Goldsmith's
Vicar Of Wakefield los lunes. English
Grammer los martes. Oesop's Fables
analisis gramatioal los microbes. Com
posioi6n ? traduccoi6n los jaeves. Leo
tura, reoitaoi6n y correspondence gene
raj los viernes. Cfroulo de conversation
los s&bados.
III. CURSO.-English Literature
los lunee, microbes y viernes. Rhetoric
and Composition los martes. English
Grammer los jueves. Lectures, essays,
reading, and reoitations los sabados.
Glasses partioulares y domioilio &
preoios convencionales.
Eugenio J. Iglesias, Luna 4s, San
Juan Puerto Rico. Isl
~ De Humacao nos participant
que la esouela de doila Carmen Castaf1os
de Algarfn ha permanecido alberta cons
tantemente. exception heoha de los dias
en- que ell estado anormal de las circuns'
tancias obfig6 al aloalde disponer que
sc. .cerrara dioho plantel de ensef1anza:
~. Obsequiados por un amigo tu'
vimos ocasi6n de probar aver un rico
duloe de COCO, de exquisite sabor, con
feccionado en- Cata1lo, donde go trata de
dar mayor impulse esa industria, apro'
vechando toda olase de frutas presen.
tando dicho artfculo de la mejor manera
possible.
-Se compran hbros usados.
Gale del Cristo, mum. II. 5-5
~. Los municipios de San Loren
20, Naguabo y Anasco no satisfacen sus
haberes & los telegrafstas. lTan apura
da es Ia situaoi6n de esos ayuntamientos?
A pagar tooan.
@ ABASTO PUBLICO. - La
oarne de res Sc expendera ma6ana en-
esta capital al precio de % centavos ell
kilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-27

- Insistimos en- Ia convenienoia
de que Sc atienda al ornate como es de-
bido, y & ese fin debe disponer ell aloal.
de que los propietarios bagan reparar los
desconchados 2 demAs desperfectos que
propio tempo, & la limpieza y blanqueo
de los zaguanes cu1o estado de suoiedad
oausa grima. Els mucha dejadez, y va
han desaparecido las CIRCUMSTANCES que
podfan disculpar tamafa desidia.
~. Esta manana tom6 puerto ell
vapor del cable, con objeto de recono-
oerlo y oomponer los desperfeotos qae
haya podido sufrir.
~ AL deoir de un peri6 iico del
Oeste, aparece que sc practican gestiones
con Ell fin de que nuestro amigo don Sal
vador Suau, tsniente eoronel de volun-
tarios, pueda regresar So residenoia
de Mayagiiez.
Para MaIIorca y Barcelona
saldra prinoipios del mes entrante, el
bergantfn espahol <Vfrgenas,, admitien'
do carga 4 fete Informaran GUS con-
signatarics, Rubert .He,maanos. 6-b &.
x*.El dia "a fd dnde6 en- el puerto de
Mayagiez ell traspofte americana namero
20, <Manitoba, cob provisiones = fo-
rraje.
~. De Gel Impartial, de Maya.
giez: <Hemos tenido la especial salts
facci6n de estrechar la mano de nuestro
estimado amigo y compaf1sro don Ramon
B. Lopez, director de LA CoRREsPoN-
DENc1A de Puerto Rico, ell oual permane.
oerA breves dias entire nosotros. Vel
Gomez
~ Del disrio mayaguezano came
RIGA, correspondence al dfa 25: Ella
fondeado hoy en- este puerto el vapor
costero <Vasoo>, izando bandera blanca>
- Han contraido matrimonio en-
la ciudad del Oeste ell joven don Manuel
Huertas Hidalgo y Ia distinguida eetlo'
rita Carmen Hernandez Cebollero.
~M. Rodriguez Sc
Profesor de piano,
Dirljanse los ovisos O'Donnel,
numero- 1O--4 -
~ .~. Dabemos advertir nuestros
lectores que la correspondence de nues.
ira querido director don Ramon B. L6-
peg que publieamos aver no pude salir
fntegra por oausas agenas nuestra vo
luntad. t. s~z. g.
-. Habla un diario de Ia oiudad
del oeste:
:. Por oarta particular que hemos
visto, dirijida de Ia Aguads s un esti
msdo amigo nueatro, podsmos decir que
reina h mayor intranquilidad en- Ice po
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-27
A grandos males

grandos males $sS$Rss
ganco aniquila 81 cuerpo Ell espfritu Sc impone de-
ahf Ia indicaei6n especial del Vino Cordfal de Ces
eminentes como 81 .reconstituyente poderoso vita
nzadOr mas rapidO" 1ps
,"S.' pra: Yenta ,Alauiler. Sc dan
responsible la rnisrna maQulna lanzaderas agujas
de todas cl4ses para las mismas fnfnidad de aooe
vsndsn mushlsa usados. San Juan do PueTts. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-27
Torcio dc Ia Guareia Civil
DE PUERTO RICO
ANUNCIO.

Debiendo procederse s la venta por
desecho del oaballo denominado <Sol.
namero 74s del fon 10 de Remonta
de tropa de la comandancia de Ponce, ee
anuncia al pdblico que dioha venta ten
dra lugar en- subasta pablica el treinta y
uno del actual las nueve de su hahana
en- Ii casa Quartet de esta capital sita en-
la plaza de San Jose, siendo de ouenta
del comprador del semoviente el pago
del presente anunoio.
Puerto Rico, % de Agosto 1898.
El Coronel Subdirector, :.
Enaizio Puchec0. ga
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
HEARING ON FRENCH ESTATE
ur1ps WANT PROPERTY SOLD AND NOT
DIVIDED.

There was another hearing this morn,
inc in the city court reom on the l'a'lu
rrcnch estate. The commissioners OF
the estate, George I. swasey OF 'hlS
ci,v. ,Iud re Lance of Cabot and Judge
Lyford of Warren were appointed 10
equally divide the property, but at the
hearing this morning, the attorneys 1or
thc heirs stated that they wanted 'he
real estate sold and not divided equally;
The hearings which have been held
from time to time have been forthe pur-
pose of eq, ally dividing the property
among the heirs. The action OF the al
,orneys for the heirs this morning prac-
tica]ly means that they will instruct 'he
commissioners to report as above 10 the
county court and have the property soio
The petition for partition OF the es'
tate was flied in the county court Au
',,, ~ust :, 1897, byaLouise c. French and
Arnes French against D. Edgar French
Oryis French, Clinton French Ansrl''
French the National Granite Co.
John NJ Jackman, Eveline Roberts ant
4 NJ .Jackman. John w. Gordon ant
George W. Wing appeared for Clinto'
Trcnc h. and Dillingham;, lluse y HOW
land. Fred p. Carleton ana W. H. p'i
nev for the others.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
DlSGUSTED FISHERMEN.
II Made Them III to See IN Oid Time
Angler Catch Trout.

It Made Them III to See an VI" ii''e
Angler Catch Trout.
One day Boston party, on nshlhs
trip to Mooschcad, came across one "
tho old school fishermen. He was up OH
fine mouth Of Tomhegan stream ana
was fishing out Of lumberman pat
teau. 1t developed later that he was the
cook for a crew Of river drivers. On the
hank near at hand stood the cookee, or
his helper. The cock had thrown ABOUT
n neck of table refuse into the lake III
order to "tole" the fish, and over that
lnre he was having great luck. His pole
was of the jib boom variety, and wheh
n fish bit he would derrick 1t over MS
bead into the bushes where the cookee
was stationed.
The Boston men from their canoes
watched operations with all the disgust
of the true sportsmen
"Got enough for supper YETI shou'-
ed the fisherman over his shoulder az
he set another great trout flamMng into
the bushes. ,,
"No: better catch six or eight more,
shrilled back the cookee.
"Say, how many fish DO you two 1ol
lows usually eat for supper?' shouted
Boston man who didn't understand th'
situation.
"When you've cooked for ss rive
drivers as long as l have" yelled tn
cook. dcrricking another fish, you
know more about empty nail kegs. -
Hardly was this enigmatic utteranc
ont when there came a tug at MS lin
that was nothing short Of tremendous
He twitchcd. The fish didn't come. II
braced, set his jaws and prled. Ills III
only sawed the kissing water.
"Play him! Play him'' screame
; the excited sportsmen from the city.
"Play your grandmother?' belloWe
, the cook. Il amt here to play. IL
here to fish" And as he spoke he boos
cd over his head 15 pound laker. Al
man in the Boston crowd would ma
giyen $40 to have played him an ho'
| at the end of an eight ounce rod. INV
h foo much for their nerves. Ihey can
away.-Lewiston Journal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
RAILROAD CHANGES.
Through Coach to Quarries

The new time cards for the Montpe-
lier e. Wells River II. R. are out and
will 90 into effect August l. An addl-
tional train has been placed on the list.
This one leaves Montpelier at 2.4O pm.
returning leave Barre at 500. The
running time has been quickened so
that the majority of the trains will make
the run in fifteen minutes between the
two cities The new time card Will ap-
pear in the TELEGRAM in full ON Satur-
dav. The time of nearly all the Subur-
ban trains has been changed except
trains connecting with main line trains
Some of the changes in trains leaving
Barre for Montpelier are as follows
S.55 a. m. instead of 9.10; lO.2O instead
of 1890; 40 p. m. instead OF 2:oo
$40 instead of $50; $50 instead OF
7.lO: 9.45 instead of 1000. The
chan ees in leaving time from Montpelier
for Barre are $40 q. m. instead OF o'3o
6.15 p. m. instead of $50. On the l.oo
D. m. train from Montpelier there will
be a through passenger coach to the
ouarries. This train leaves Barre at
l.25 pm. and arrives at Langdon,s at
80. Leaves Langdons at 2.O5; Web
steryille at 2.40 arriving in Barre at
3 D. m. and Montpelier at 3.20, afford
inc ample time to inspect the quarrles
and methods employed in quarrylng
and handling the massive granite blocks
from their natural bed and placing them
directly on the ecars for shipment. there
are no granite quarries in the world mat
have facilities equal to those on Mill
stone Hill.
At the present time at Wetmore
ouarrv there can be seen two OF the
largest granite spires ever quarrled
from Barre granite, one OF when me
writer was informed was for Mr.. Rock
fcllcr of Standard Oil fame. This
snire is 81 feet 8 inches long and 3 foot
base and will weigh when finished be-
tween IS and 50 tons. The other splre
is 43 feet long and four feet square
at the base.
Owing to their immense size it is nee
essarv TO finish these spires at the quar-
w as they were too heavy in the rougi
to be transported to Barre even on th'
, speciallv constructed 100000 poun'
capacity cars, owned by the Barre
Granite Transit Co.
The writer also noticed some II an'
IA foot square bases and immense DIES
Everyone visiting the quarries Is YER
much interested in watching the opera
tions of Boutwell's stone crusher whic
has capacity of 10 or 20 carloads {
crushed stone per day. :.
The writer also visited the qua1rle
of f. l.. Smith & Co., Tayntor, Jone
: Bros, Milne, Claribew & Gray's' Mar
n & Gordon's, Wells, Lamson & Co., Cay
ital Granite Co., Barclay Bros, and
each of these spires and bases were b'
inc quarried nearly as large as tAos
above mentioned.
: Information was received from a
sources that more large work is beln
. done at the quarres than ever BEFORE
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
AN APOLOGY.

rho EVENING TELEGRAM dc desires iI. ~" TO
.o,nh make "h reprcvsa apVsa yesterday which ire read
''"r The u" news was telephone,Hn NJ ,no Trtr. T'tIr.
from Mayor scnter's office ct to 21aror 're s Sem
GnAA tars daughter d" running into o,se 1nss oU ,u
ters ter, hor u" tafher that their house was on u,
fire. 1t was as afterwaro' nv p Weston's
Mr., senter's house but W. n, NV, " TO encl
The two residences are neN' thi. I wa,
other on Loomis street ana II WINS
the mistake was m'aoc'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
PLEASANT LAWN PAKh'
GIVEN ny YOUNG PEOPLE Or nAi
c1,rRCH LAST EVENING

The young people of the ,,n nap,.Sl nprtv
church gave very pleasant i"wh Nar p.,I1 ouI
last evening at the nome OF Mr' A;mm' "n'"
Mrs. Warren Hayward. l4o " nnhed "aS,"
ION street. An invitation was eN.e','Iu !'n IN
to m the other young peoples soc'e'l's ra,ed. ~
,ba citv but on account OF the eAoo." .',,,a
;no,v warm weather, only a small crown
turned out, = ,h,, residence
The lawn in front of the res,",,,I. p'ran
was lighted with long string "&oo1s o1 form, t"
oso @ lanterns and the young people itl ,o
ed ed a group where they lls'ene' - "
'''''T The program consisted of a r'c''a'Iun Mis.
hv Miss Violet Bunnelle solo' ,omnie ]
= Es;nke Lewis; recitation, Miss a"san M"ss'c
Reach. e solo, Miss Maggie stevenson ,sono -,
solo-Rey. Il. NJ. Fuller; gr",l.",ph n",hnrn
and u mandolin selections, Fred tolou, ' nd a.
any. After M the program ice cream n, ""r "M
cake was served. All had "'S' VI
joyable time.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
United States Will
Proceed as Planned.
Has Not Shown Bad Faith In
Pushing Porto Rico
Campaign.
Without Foundation.

Washington, July 2S.-lt can be
stated upon the authority of the State
department and foreign embassies that
there are no overturds on the behalf OF
Spain for peace or cessation of hostll-
tiles.
II is denied that the French Ambas-
sador presented his note Tuesday after
noon.
This statement is made with the
full knowledge of the European de-
malls and must be accepted as that OF
the government of the United States.
All the talk about the, United States
showing bad faith in pressing the fort
Rico campaign for the past few days Is
absolutely without foundation
Our government has done nothine
that would subject it to criticism in this
case.
1t is alleged that the bad faith against
the Americans is attributed 10 oaS"s''
and the reports are discrclited as nven
tions designed to prejudice the success
full progress,
The present peace authorities reSar'
Secasta's alleged statement in regard t
,o,.o ovcrlures as operated to stay tn
course of operations.
This is little short of amazing ana
contrary to the United States po''cy "
, ,,.ou os to thc International law.
, The operations will cease only "ne
: truce or armisticc in writing Is ac'ua
ly concluded,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
ENTERTAINMENT AND ooClAA
GIVEN rY GOOD TEMrLARs LAST E\ EN-
ISG-ELECTIoN OF oFFlCEks-

The Good Tcmplars held social lat
evening in knights of Pythias Ian.
There " was a large number OF members
present and all enjoyed pleasant time'
The officers elected were: Cmei lem
n,ar. William Buzzell; Vice Iemplar,
Mrs. II. W. Scott; Secretary Mar,hall
Iamson Financial Secretary M Mlss
Carev Treasurer, O. S. Wiley; Mar
shall, Charles HoyI. u
After the election OF ofllcers' Il we'l L
arranged program was rendered which
was as follows: po,
Solo, David Williams essay, Mev, "
Fife X. M, Jones; recitation Wll,lan man
Rnzzell; I duet, Miss Leonard and MRS
Wood recitation, N. X. DAVIS; paper
Certrude Leonard; harmonico solo
William Buzzell; recitation MISS 'ei'
n;e Carey: instrumental music, DaVI' n
Williams; dialogue, }. ID. Grant: N; ~, ~
Uar;s Misses Jennie Carey, ANNE Gll
hertson Gertrude Leonard and Mrs y
S. Wiley. ,,, and o,l yo
In conclusion, ice cream ana cake wa
cnrvcd
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
WORK WILL BEGIN Mo>'N
,,,r roR GRANITE FOR CITY HALL
'o-' ' LET TO OUTSIDERS

, p Mason of the firm OF Mason ',,", %
Co; Of n"t'nSi tGe city hall arrived in the
6: city this %sre"s 10 Goa:dra j" S'%2'"s %P ssocier wi"
n,y" m S Charge of the stone c"Ir cutters, .uble one
"'ll Thc contractors hnye ;. 0H1y %ny sung England
contract As :; YET cor@Sra Tns NSS y % n have
rsns Gesn awarded the contract na cat i1i hers ssoia
Ss ns Rough and well be 2sssror e", e 1; his, fs
ing Mr. ,h'19 M'ie" for s"'N the cutters wo"l' t"n
erecting sN,"o ,"morrow and that I'll the IT, tool u,
commence 1i g 'I''','t "nout saturday,; The wor
will IL" "rT,0H M,,ilding ,ip will boyi" Monday
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
Increase in Revenue.

Washington, July 23.-The treasury
statement shows that under the rrese".
T., r;r law the amount of duty collected
d,,rino the last fiscal year on the per-
s,,ol effects of steamship passengers.
arriving in this country was "'o''' NV
mar cont increase over the amount re-
reived during the previous fiscal year
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
Ordered Back.

Chickamauga, July 2s- The lloth
Indiana Infantry has been called tins
morning to board the train for Newport
news. This regiment goes to Porto
Rico in place hf the 9Th Illinois who
were ordered back when half aboard the
trains last night.
The 9th South Carolina leaves to-
morrow for Jacksonville TO join Lee
corps.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
powder Mills Explode.

r,mira, N. V, July 2S'-There was vas
= ,nr,;,ic explosion at the powder mills
nf Johnson at Troy, ra,, today nc
y, ,,,;,,,iny was wrecked and Alr. Joh"so"
was killed. The cause Oh '''' 'Nl''~
is unknown,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
A CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our hear.ie,'
thanks to all those friends who so kind
lv assisted us in our recent bereavement
by their expressions of sympathy anu
in other ways which we sincerely apPre-
ciate. ,>-s
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. STEPHENS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
FOR SALE.

Small Farm. known as the sanford smltn i,i
,aao INV two miles from Barre, on me Eas' i;ls,
P'arr, Harre @ road. Inquire of G. H. a5tin BAnhe'
Barre, Vt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
MUSIC Al BARGAIN.

-Four fulsized pieces of NEW music n, pr,n'.to ~
ON heavy paper. worth $500. Will be SEM W
any address upon receipt of live 2-ceht s'''''p1
You can make money selling lh's ii"e'N'
dress us at once for terms.
"EV'RY MONTH";" ,.
East 2Oth St., New YORK.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28

Hamburg, July 2S.-Bismark is some
what improved to-day and his condition
is fairly good.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1898-09-09
CHAPLAIN JOS. p. M'INTYRE.
The Sky Pilot OF the Oregon WIN Have to
Face \ Court-Martial for
HIS Utteraucea.

Washington Sept. Ever since the
printed reports OF the sensational ut
terances of the naval chaplain, Joseph
P. Mcintyre. reached the navy depart
ment, the officials have been making
quiet inquiry into the accuracy of the
newspaper publications. The chap
lain, who was attached to the Oregon,
and was ON board when the battle of
July was fought, was accredited
with some savage criticism OF Admiral
Sampson, Capt. Evans and various 9th
er officers OF the fleet, insisting that to
the officers and men of the Oregon
alone belonged the victory achieved
over the Spanish squadron. He was
particularly severe on Capt. Evans,
who he charged with eewaraiee. Ap-
parently the navy department has now
satisfied itself that the chaplain really
uttered the language aseribea to him,
for 1t has ordered his trial by court
martial on charges of conduct to the
prejudice of good order and discipline
and unbecoming an officer. The chap
lain is now on leave of absence in Dem
ger
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1898-09-09
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
The Mississippi Board of Health
Quarantines Against the
Crescent City.
MEMPHIS BOARD OF HEALTH TAXES ACTION
Isolating That City From the infected
Points in Mississippi-New Cnses Re-
ported at Orwood and Bcnoit- Florida
State BOARD of Health Issues ProcIs.
nation.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 5.-The local
board Of health has instituted general
quarantine against the fever infected
points in Mississippi. No persons, nor
citizens TEMPORARILY absent, will be
permitted to enter the city on any rail-
road, steamboat or dirt road. One
hundred men form picket around the
city Freight will be permitted to
enter the city from non-infected points.
All passenger trains must go through
the city with doors closed. The quar-
antine will be raised as soon as the
Mississippi foci of the fever are devel-
oped. At present there are 40 cases
at Orwood and Taylors, two village.
near the central part of the state. All
trains on the Illinois Central railroad
between Holly Springs and Grenada
have been stopped It is the determi-
nation of the local authorities to keep
tie fever out of Memphis, and the close
quarantine will Go it. The health of
Memphis at present is excellent.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1898-09-09
THE FIRST MISSOURI.
Return of the st. Louis Regiment VIII be
signalized by a Royal
Reception.

ST. Louis, Sept, 6.-The First regi-
ment Missouri volunteers infantry,
composed exclusively of young men of
st. Louis, is expected home tonight,
and will be royalty received at Jeffer-
son barracks by the citizens commit
tee headed by Mayor Ziegenhein. Re
freshments will be served to the men
ON the several sections as they arrive,
and on Tuesday a grand banquet will
be served in the big mess hall at the
barracks, where scores of patriotic
women will be in attendance to well
come the boys and minister to their
wants.
A telegram was received from Gov.
Stephens adding his welcome to that
rendered by the citizens of St Louis.
Its effect, however, will doubtless be
married by some political slurs aimed
at some of the officers of the regiment
and at the national administration.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1898-09-09
MARK BALDWIN'S MONEY.
Re VIII Probably Get 1t Now, as Chrls
Won der Abe Failed to Per-
feet His Appeal.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 6.-The IA
nous case of Mark Baldwin, the base
ball player, against Chris Won der Abe,
has practically come to an end. SO far
as Baldwin is concerned, and he will
probably get his money in a few days.
Baldwin's attorney filed motion in
the United States circuit court asking
that the appeal taken by Won der Abe
be dismissed, for the reason that he
had not perfected his appeal. As no
objection was made by counsel for Won
der Abe, the court dismissed the APP
peal. It is expected that Won der
Ahe's surety, the Mercantile Trust Co.,
of this city, viii pay the money,
amounting 10 $4,000, over without fur
Their delay.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1898-09-09
ENTHUSIASTIC DUTCHMEN.
Warm Reception Given Queen wiihel-
NINA on Arrival at Amsterdam
for the Enthronement.

Amsterdam, Sept. 6.-The queen ar.
rived from The Hague at two o'clock,
and was enthusiastically received.
After the bnrgomaster had delivered
a speech of welcome the queen drove
to the damplatz. The uniformed
guards lined the entire route, and kept
back the throngs. The crowds in the
streets, at the windows and on the
roofs formed scene of the widest en-
thusiasm, everybody shouting and
singing to the utmost of their ability.
The palace, in sharp contrast to the
otherwise brilliant scene, stood bare,
gray and undecorated in the center of
the damplatz. The space in front of
the palace was occupied by force of
halberdiers and musketeers attired in
the seventeenth century costume of
the restoration.