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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-20

ha presentado al Senado de Was
hlngton una proposition para que Sc
re 1CnOZGa la DellgeranCla q los rebel
deS CubanOs y Sc vote credltO Sutl
clente para los gastos que origine es
ia acci6n diplOrnatlca. Mr.. Dlngley
y otrOs senadores SO opusleron a que
Ia proposition fuera tonada en- con.
81 si1eracion. Mr. Williams pidio que
los Estados Unidos nonnbre su repre-
sentante Cerca del gobierno rebelde
cubano, oil cual llevara la cornislon
de estudiar el problenaa de la guerra
Un ernpleado do un hotel do
Washington ha abOteteado al sena'
dor Mr. Mason
LA COrte Suprenla de JuStlCla ha
conflr,l-ado la pena dc 2 amos de pri
sion que Sc 1rnpusO Mr. Hart, arIna'
dor de vapor <Lauradas.
Paris, Eiero 90.
Siguen en- nuchos puntos do
Francia los algaradas entire antise-
mltas y judios Greece la alarna. Las
casas de zola, ROthschild y otras han
sido apedreadas La multltud rom
pio todos los Cristales La pollcta
guarda estas cases. En- el interior Sc
registrar algunOS CaSOS de herldos.
Sc hacen prlsiOnes.
En- la cam sra. Sc prOpuSO una
Investigation sobre ell origen de es.
tOs suCesos, la session fue bOrrasCosa
arnenazando ell gabinete con su dl
mission.
Mr. Clenlenceau ha publioado
un ant1culo patriotlco sobre los su
cesos de actusldad en- La Justlcla:
acusa 4 Mr.. Rochetort Hoy Sc batlran
Nuevo lorh E"eyc 20
Algunos diputados han pedido
mss detalles sobre la rnuerte del te-
niente coronel Ruiz
U,Joua Enero 30
Aver Sc reurierOn en- COnsejO los
ministries del Gabinete cubano Acor
dose publican un nanlties o intor[na'
do en- sentlnaientOs de anplla concl
iacion. Sc tOnarOn OtrOs acuerdOS
tendencies & la reconstruction de la
riqueza publica
La eGaceta. p'oblica un decreto
g4nado en- esta isla hasta el 10 de
NJ 7rzo desde este d1a hasta un plazo
de un mes solo abOna el ganadO Ia
nitad de los dere hoS fiscales, p@ga'
deros pOr Completo en- bllleteS Des
pu6s Sc resOlvera.
En- Holguin Ell general Lupus en-
a prlnera qulnCena hlzO al enernlgc
80 nueltOs; y nOsOtrOs q herldos.
En- Matanzas fueron sOrprend1
dos Y arrestados numerosos indivt
duos que Sc reuni~ron para conspirar
LA Lucha, Sc ocupa con ala
banza de los clubs de pelotarls de
Puerto Rico.
Esta prensa inserta sentidas ne
crologiasde general Gonzalez Munoz
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PREC|0S SIN CdMpEreNClA

to dc las obras dc nueva construction del trozo
primero dc Ia secci6n 81 puelto de clos Re-
'es Catdlicos> Vega-alts en- Is carretera del
itado puente Vega,hs ., onyo presupuesto
asoiends diex mil ochocientos seyenta cua.
tro resos, doce centavos.
~. Sumideros de hero para pEtios; ino.
doros con receptor de lozs y de hero esmalta-
do; tanqnes de hero de 500 2oOl litros; CO.
bre en- pIsnohas de 32, lie y lls grueso;
tschuelas composici6p, de una pugada, fel'
tro alquitranado, vende, 4 precios sin compe
tenois, la aoreditada ferrsteria de Orcasitas y
Soliveras, Cras 7, capital,
-. Ha lido nombrsds maestro accidents al
de Ia escue!a rural de pifas del bsrrio Encarpa'
oi6n, Pehuelas, doha Emilia Pacheco, en-
propiedad de Ia auxiliar de piflas del bar'io
Asomante, Aibonito, doha Josefa Lozano y
Monte.
-. e@ RI vspor espsnol MANUELA
de Ia empresa los sefores Sobrinos de He
rrers do "a Hsbana, ssldra de este puerto ei
domingo 80 del actual las custro de la tarde,
para Aguadilla. Maysgiez, Ponce, Puerto
plata, s.otiago de Cuba, Bsraoos, Gibars, Nus
vitss Habana Admite cargs psasjeros
tsrde. Ell consignatario Ludecig Dupzace.
-Salo uc L AeIuhu, Il.
-. Hemos reoibido do Bsrros un s'tfcuo
titulado eCatsc,ismos en- la terrss = frmado
con la inioial 2. Como no publicsmos NADIA
snonimo, por bien escrito que este, nos priva
mos de utiiizar el rtferido escrito. De Fsj jardo
tsmbi6n nos envfan otro suelto. baj jo 81 epfgrsfs
de <U.a opiniou,, frmato A. B. E. que por Ia
misma oausa queda sin publican.
HF ERATIFlCARl cor 90 pesos quien in
Hartmann Co., de Arroyo, donde sc spcueu-
ire un potro zaino, de seis cusrtss de a'zada,
Grin cola negras = muy abu'tadss; que dera.
pareo6 de la estancia de Agarrohos, donde
pastaba 4 fines del pssado mes de Dioiem
bre. l0-l
=. Han sido declarados desiertos los oor
cursos snunciados para proveer en- propiedad
Ia escuela rural de nidos del bsr'io de ePaIo
Hincado', B.rranquitas, = las de los barrios
"Jsgua", Qaebrada" y ''E'pino,' en- Hsto-
grsnde.
-. Nos dicen que ha venido de Madrid
IN osb'egrana ofcisI, diaponiendo que don
Nicolas Daub6n SEA Administrator Central de
Hacienda y 81 Dr.. Coll y Toste continda en- Ia
Delegation Regional. Felicitamos en.ramoos
amigos. =.
x'.W En- Ell aris: :Ba,ar,, por dltimo
vapor, Sc han recibido infnidsd de ar,fcucs de
| su ramo, que no los deuomina por ser extensa
su relaci6n; pero invita- sus clientes para que
ne cercoren de 10 muobo = variado con que
hoy cuenta su aoreditado establecimcnto. ID
-. Hao sido nombrados vocales de la Jun
ts local de INSTRUCTION pub lea de Barranqoit.s
como individuo del syuntamiento, don Jose
Ramon Vazquez 10. :, como pa Tres de familia,
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ima yenes fu6 splaudi 10 fren6ticsmentf; por utl'
mo. li6 termino 4 10 primera parte o una her
mosa ,oesfa 4 Cuba, el ldistogaido srtesauo don
Cele.t no Pilot. (Fu6 tambien aplaudido).
Antes do dsr comienao la segunda parte,
smeniso Ia orquesta dioho asto.
Comenz5 con sus dote. oratcrss y galss
po6ticas, don Jos6 NJ. Lopez, pronunclando uh
conceptuoso asourso, por oi cual fu6 spianol"o
Sjeuiole la senorita Amelia Pilot (herma'
na de don Cc,estino de! mismo ape!!ldo} yro
otto con mucho acierto 10 preeioaa poesia t'su-
lads Dios, del immortal cantor dc ests TERRA
de Borfnquen, Gauther Benitez
Ia16 nm eloouepte expressive discurso O.
honrado artesano don Pedro niaz, conclayo
la sepunda parte con una ponaposs y he!lls'mn
noesfa rectada por Ia seilora done i'ulsa II. oe
Rrnssot. mauifestsndo sus apti.udes en- eI arte
Tercera parte: lntermedio por IA orquesta
Did nrucipio con una bonita t'oesln 81 n'io
Juan Rafael Miranda, mostrandose mny dls
puesto simphtico al suditorlo.
Sipui6le ell seIor Caslsguet, Secito uns
eleoante noesfa debida su nsplrads llrs.
Por hltmo cerr6 el acto con IN discurso
deb;do an inspiration el Director de! iiceo de
esta Wills. senior Jsner; este, hacc refsrcn"la eli
su discurso 4 Ia gran obrs que hsbla ilevsdo
4 t6rmino Ia noble olase artessns; toca Yarloe
puntos con respecto 10 que representa- el ob'e-
70 en- Ia esfera Social aconseja que ei obrero
necesita es.fmu!o, instruction, ensehaeza, pro
teoo,on etc., para levar Atdrmiao la mission que
representa- en- la terra.
Nota: Habl6 t.mbi6n el sefor don lsafas
Lebron. expresandose en- forma lnuy correcta
msreciendo nutridos aplausos. AL termiuar
etc su discurso, pidi6, que oil sefor Psles, ha
blase Ago rospecto !. imperecede'a momor'1
del maIegraho poets gOaysm6s, CON EleateT'o
Derkes e. E P. D. FL 'eilor Pales manifesto
10 que valla, tambsn diio habfa ait'o su primer
consultor en- Ia poesia; hiso tambItn una grs,$
memoria de tan lustre compatrlota
Tambien expreso las d!timss pssbras qne
dijo el malcgrado poota Piacido el Muiato
ouando 10 ilevab>n al pattbulo. So expreso COZ
muchs naturalidad y fad t.mblen ap'aud'do'
Bien por 81 honrado grem,o de srtesaeoB
do Guayams, bien tsp,bian por los socios CO.
operadores fandadorss de dieha lnstitucitn
Gusyams, l6 de Enero 1898. -*'"
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Information diarIa por cable
Madrid, Raw0 go.

Madrid, Eissr0 20.
Ell seEor Dolz que Sc embarca para
Cuba, fua despedido en- la estaclon
nor todos los senadores y diputadoS
de Cuba y Puerto Rico, asi como por
las colonlas respeCtivas Concurrle
ron tarnbien la estaclon, los s-no-
res Moret, Labra, Maura, GamaZo y
otros prOhombres
Sc asegura que los Rorneristas
nactaran una ccalicion electoral con
carlistas y republicanoS
-Ha salido de Barcelona para la
Habana, via Nueva York. ell r. pre-
sentante de la Llga de fOmento naclo =
nal con objeto De tratar con el gaOl
nete cubano las cuestioneS aponce'
larlaS.
-Acentuase ell optimisIno sobre
las c,1estiones cubanas
-Ha fsllecido un hernaano del
General Calleja'
S Nueva. York, E,aero go.
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NOTlCIAS

~. Segun 10 snunciamos aver, hoy termi-
Ia el foLletfn <Riccs Pobres, que venfamos
pub csndo. La obra que empezarh publican
&c mailsDs titulase <La Herencia del Condena-
do, Gel Marques de Trevenec,, esorita en-
frsno6s por Pierre Sales vertida al castellano
por <El Cosmos Editorials Es uns obra nue.
vs., origiuafsima, muy instructive recreatlva.
En- Francia en- Espaha ha tenido ext.aordina
trataio de recortsr gusrdsr ell folletfn todos
los dias, podran mandar encuadernar luego dos
tomos de un precioso libro.
SASTERIA ERANCESA.
81 Forta.eza 81
Sobretodos la medids J hechos.
Cspas a IA medda.
e. Hs side capturaio en- Ponce por Ia
polic1a dc vigilancla orden pablico el deser
tor de presidio. apo'iado Bruj jta profugo des'
de ell aflo psssde. anoche fue oaptulado por
la misma poliefs IN sujeto conocido con 81 apo
do sTres gopes,, lcenciado dc presdio que
robo en- el comercio de los seiores Alvarez :
Compsh1a un par do zapatos, dandose lueSo
la fugs. A los critics je lataja! istaj a! dados
por ell publico, se presento Ia poicfa y logro
captural al delincuente, en- Ia Avenils DabAn,
oau, ,andole los sapatos robados Asi SO haoe.
EI ptbIco dsbe siempre proteger Ia acclon de
Ia policia.
~ Sabemos que para ell domingo pr6zi'
mo, dfs de S. NJ. ell Rey Sc preparan grandes
carrerss de gala en- ell Vel6dromo de Ssnturcs.
TomarAn parte en- dichas carrsras loa mas sfs.
mados cclstas de esta Capital. Todos llevs
ran en- el brszo dereoho un laxo con la ban.
ders espshola. En- esto' dfas Sc repsrtiran los
programs.
az III yspor espsiiol sJulia" de Is En-
presa de los seIio.es Sobrinos de Herrera de 10
Habsna, procedente de Cienfuegos llegara
este puerto en- la tsrde del sAbado 20 del actual.
Sc despschs.a en- IA mansBa del lunes ~ ''di'
recto psrs Ia Hsbsns" " Admtira passjeros.
Consigustarios: Lasa'oig Duplaes, Tetusn IL: 81
=. Premios mayores de Ia Loteris Pro.
vinoisl jugada hoy: Premio de $4,000 pesos:
10, 4ae.-Premio de 1000 pesos: 9o,es7.- re-.
mio de- 1000 pesos: l,osl.-Premio de 500
I sasas; z12, a.424. l9.2Sk I 29,4Se.-Pre.
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Esta es Ia Verdadera AutonomIa

Qaesos Princes. MaDtecado. de Astorga Leci
timos, Qnesos Roquefort por !ibra., Marron|
Glace Pan de H'gos, Aceitnnas Negras enI
Cof1etea, Anchnas en- Rarrlito- de 100. Maxa.
pan de Toledo, Turrcnes Mepbrillo, Msntequi.
LA Gu frascos francesa, Orejones do Meocoton,
Caramelos de Cafe Leche, Mo,c,llas en- man
tecs, Sslchichon do Vich, Azafran de Ia Man0k
Castaf1as. Sa'chichon Aeman. Vipos dc RiojaI
Alta ? Ssgasta, en- el oolmado de CerscedoI
Hnos c.
nFI parisiensa" PELUQUER1A = ppR
LECOMPTE. - CRUZ l2 s .r,ido genera !
importaci6n directa de 10 mas selecto que enI
perfumerta 80 fabrica en- Francia, Inglaterrs 2
Italia Especialidad en- euser4s de sBarbe rfd
y Perfnmerfa iugesa,. Limpieaa sery,cio|
lnmejorabie. So admiten abonos.
FSrm3cia EN- VENTA Sc venae Ia acredil|
'''"'"'''tada Farmaoia De V Porras, en- n
RIGA Y forecieute ciudad de Utua 10 E. I'd
"agofsico uegooio de gran porvenir para j
que la intere@e. Para i,formes dirigirse "a
nueflo, en- Utuado, plaza de San M,gaei pdm
70 5. ID Is.
81 Tnntn --Unico dep6sito del dea aoreditsd
~ 'o"''' RON TOPACIO, las tres sSS.-|
Este ron pesimo, Internal mata gente,
regals q los tooayos del establecimiento s 81
oentavos botella.-Areobo, Gale Pavfa no. 10
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B1BorzcA DE "LA Co sNcA prrRro Rico" 81

e conde Gabriel de Corbiere la haba egado ndice
moria. u.
Ls nodr.a de Fontane hija eatAn sncagsdas de as
del castillo adoran jovea gracioa clients de
otr. tempoe.
Fl cazador de topos vive ann.
Sc consarva frme saludable.
Vive en- la Boca del Lobo, que "a estA restaurada.
Es tai que mas impacienca espera legada do
Juan Gull ermo Montar6n.
II Despues de eato - decta ertos utimos dias Ia
compahera del marques Pero de Montarn feiz
reina Mag aena ifa sin entimieoo al muudo
Para conclur ell E-tado segan ell prondsio, del de
Gabriel ha heredaio por haber sdo reclamso los diez
mil aucos rehussdos po Ecoubee envadoa al comsaro de
ocs seccidn de objetos hala1es
No por mas rico
Su GAIA vsrdadero tonel de loa Donades.
iTanto peor para e....y para nosotroel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-30
II You Wish 60 he Well

You must torlify your system
against the attacks of disease.
Your blood must be kept pure,
your stomach and digestive organs
in order, your appetite good.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the medi
cine to build you up, purify and
enrich your blood and give
you strength. 1t creates an appe.
lite and gives digestive power.
Hoods Pills are the favorite
family cathartic, easy to operate. =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-30
As TO Augustus Flight.

London, August 19.-The Ber-
lin correspondent of the Daily
Mail says: The newspapers ex-
hibit almost childish glee at the
statement that Admiral Dewey
ssnct oned Governor General Au-
gusti's departure, aud declare that
the English have nothing now Oh
which to base Vaccinations t.
disturb the relations between Ger
many and America. ...
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-30
The Rev. w. B. Costley, o

The Rev. w. B. Costley, of
Stockbridge, Ga, while attending
10 his pastoral duties at Ellen.
wood, that state, was attacked by
cholera morbus. He says: "By
chance l happened t. get hold OF
a bottle of ChamberIain's Co'ic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and L think it was the means Of
saving my life. 1t relieved me q,
once" For sale by Benson, Smith
& Co., General Ag- ut.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-30

Government of the Hawaiian Isl
pnd4 and will remain annexed
And L hope that no citizen of the
Hawaiian Islands will think for a
m bmeLt that this is but tenn
porary connection and that you
will ever relapse into your former
state. l thank you all for your
kind attention and in thanking
you bid you goodby.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-30

This ever popular Rainier beer
is becoming household word
and "will you have glass OF
Seattle" is more often heard than
anything else. The G. iterion
Saloon have the beer on tap or in
bottles.
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Pure Milk.

The Dairymen's Association is AL
WAYS prepared 10 supply PURE MILK
and CREAM in any quantities, delivered
TO any part OF the city.
FRESH ISLAND BUTTER always on
hand. 9Sl-tf
The herald., 1898-09-19
A WELCOME IS WAITING
FOR THE SOLDIERS OF THE SIXTH
INFANTRY
One Of the First to Respond and One
of the Heaviest Sufferers
at Santiago

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1S-The most elabo-
rate arrangements have been made for the
reception of the Sixth infantry on It's re-
turn to Forr Thomas tomorrow. Members
of the chamber of commerce and Others
went to Parkersburg today to meet the
regiment at the state line. This reg gimept
was one of the first called out, and ii suf-
fered the most severe losses. Colonel
Cochran was retired soon after the reg
ment reached Tampa. and Lieutenant Col
oney Egbert succeeded. Whenithe regi-
ment was cut to pieces at Santiago, Colonel
IEgbert was shot through the lungs, and
now the regiment returns with Major Minor
commanding. Colonel Egbert is here, anx-
iously awaiting the regiment. OF the ass
who went with this regimen. in April less
than go returned. The regiment has been
recruited so that 400 are now in line. Fifty
members of the req giment are IN the Fort
Thomas hospitals, and some are away on
furloughs, but many were buried in Cuba.
AS Fort Thomas is now occupied by hos
pitas, the regiment will camp or adjoin-
Ing territory on the site where the union
troops campe1 under General Green Clay
Smith when General Kirby Smith marched
through Kentucky in his raid on Cincin-
natl thirty-five years ago In addition to
the organizations of Cincinnati. Covington
and Newport, the First Ohio, that returned
last Thursday, and over one thousand i'm
munes from Fort Thomas will be in the
escort line at the depot when the regiment
arrives over the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
way.
The herald., 1898-09-19
AN ALASKAN TRIP
Hamlin Garland Comes Near Starving
to Death

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ia Chronicle
special from Seattle says:
Hamlin Garland has reached Pine Creek,
the newest gold camp in Alaska, after a
narrow escape from death by starvation
on the terrible Spokane route. He has
been months on a thousand mile journey
taken up at the instance of prominent Ca
nadians, and owes his life to good luck
rather than anything else. He started for
Dawson from Ashcroft, expecting to make
hurried trip into the interior. With ev-
cry mile that he put between himself and
Ashcroft the trail grew worse, until at last
it was almost impossible. AT last the trail
faded suddenly from view. For days they
wandered on through swamps and timber
land, none of them knowing where the end
would be. After being on short rations for
several days they stumbled into a Hudson
Bay post. They replenished their outfits
and started again for the Stickeen. The
distance was misrepresented and their
grub began to run short while the end of
the journey seemed no nearer. Garland
put his men on short rations and kept
moving on. AT last they reached Glenora
very much exhausted. From there Gar
land took a steamer TO the Pine Creek
country.
The herald., 1898-09-19

Columbia; Chris Maher, First Illinois;
Charles Hallerd, Twenty-third Michigan;
william johnson, First Illinois. Among the
soldiers conveyed to the New York hos
pital was Claude Clark, Eighth Ohio.
There were four deaths at Camp Wikoff
today
A soldier named Clark, unidentified as to
regiment, was brought to the hospital last
night in an unconscious condition and died
today.
Things were quiet at the camp today.
conference was held at General Wheeler's
headquarters, at which the celonels of the
cavalry divisions were present. Views
were exchanged on the question of the re-
moval of the troops to new camp In the
south prior to their transportation to Cuba,
and all those present were of the opinion
THAT it would be better for their commands
to remain at Montauk until the govern
ment is ready to ship them to Cuba.
The men are now reported to be in rs
good condition In a general way as when
they left their posts last spring to mobilize
for the campaign.
General Wheeler will make a report to
General Corbin endorsing this view of the
case.
The transport Berlin sailed this after
noon. having on board the First. Second.
Eighth and Sixteenth infantry. bound for
the Alabama camp. None of the other
transports go. away tonight.
The herald., 1898-09-19
ANNUAL LOVE FEAST
Enjoyed by the Methodists at Pacific
Grove

PACIFIC GROVE. Sept. 1S.-This was
Methodist conference Sunday. and although
no business was done, 1t was one OF the
busiest days of the week. There was sun
rise prayer meeting at o'clock a. m, and
at 9 o'clock the annual love feast was held
This was led by Rev. DR.. Heacock OF Santa
Clara. The annual conference sermon was
preached at 80 o'clock by Bishop J. E
Hurst Of Washington, the presiding OFFICER
of this conference. Ordination services
were heidi at O'Clock. Those who took
orders today: Professor Cross. Edward
Snowden Edward II. Mackey, Fay Donald
son and Lee Ton Say. H. Il. Mines and
Walter Merritt were unable to appear, ana
their ordination was postponed.
The following were ordained as elders by
Bishop Hurst: L. N. Burwell, Frank Hind
son. William A. Kennedy. w. C. King and
T. H. Nicholas.
Memorial service for members of the con-
ference who died during the last year was
held at 4 o'clock. The Epworth league an
niversay was held at 6 o'clock. addresses
being made by prominent speakers.
A celebration by the conference mission
ary society closed the days exercises.
The herald., 1898-09-19
AN IMPERIAL RESCRIPT
Thanking the Austrians for Expres
sions of Sympathy

VIENNA, Sept. 1S-A rescript OF the em-
neror to Count Won Thunn Hohenstein,
president of the Austrian council of min
listers, was published today. expressing in
eloquent and pathetic language the en-
peror's thanks for the expressions OF ma
tional sympathy with him in his great be-
reavement. In the course of the rescript
his majesty says:
"The numbering hand, the instrument OF
frenzied fanaticisn, aiming at the destruc-
ton of existing social order, which was
raised against the noblest of women in
blind and purposeless hate, struck a heart
which knew no hate and beat only for
good. Amid the grief by which l and my
house are stricken and in the presence of
the unheard-of deed which has sent a
shudder through the whole civilized world
the voice of my beloved people first brings
balm to my heart in affecting unison with
the. sound of universal lamentations for
our immeasureable loss, like a faithful
echo of all that moves my own soul. From
my deeply-sorrowing heart l thank all for
this new pledge of devoted sympathy. If
the festive peals which should have greet
ed this year shall remain dumb. there yet
remains to me the memory of innumera-
BILE proofs of loyalty and deep sympathy.
the most precious gift which could have
been bestowed upon me.
"Our common grief weaves a new and
intimate bond between the throne and the
fatherland."
The herald., 1898-09-19
ODD FELLOWS
To Take Possession of Boston This
Morning

morning
BOSTON, Sept. 1S.-With the coming of
the morrow the odd Fellows of the United
States will own this city. They have come
as the representatives to the sovereign
grand lodge and incidentally to enjoy a
week of pleasure under the direction of the
grand lodge of Massachusetts. Practically
all the grand lodge representatives are pre-
pairing for the opening sessions. Today
the visitors spent the time chiefly in sight
seeing, although the sovereign lodge at
tended divine service at the Church of
the Disciples, where Rev. DR. Everett Hale
preached, and delegations attended sew
eral other churches, where the services
had bearing on the events of the coming
week.
Tomorrow the first session of the high
bodies of the order will be held with pub
lie services. Then the sovereign grand
ledge will meet and transact routine busi-
ness leading up to the election of officers,
which will be followed by a banquet. The
Rebekkahs will also figure in the early
ceremonies, while program has been ar
ranged for each day. That of Wednesday
is the chief figure The parade will he held
then and 1900 persons are expected to be
in line.
The sovereign grand lodge attended the
morning service at the Church of the Dis
cples today, and Rev. Everett Hale
preached an interesting and eloquent ser
mon on the Universal brotherhood of
Man"
The herald., 1898-09-19
THE SULTAN YIELDS
Mussulman Troops in Crete Will Bs
Disarmed

GAMBIA, Island of Crete, Sept. 1s.-The
sultan has ordered Djevad Pasha, tie
military commander in Crete, to accede to
the demand of the British admiral Henry
Noel, for disarmament, thus complying
with the whole ultimatum of the admin al.
A British detachment today occupied the
entrance to the fort and it Is rumored that
the Ottoman troops will be withdrawn and
a British force will occupy the town.
Among the prisoners already handed over
to Admiral Noel are two who are credited
with being the ringleaders in the attack
on the British camp.