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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-24

*~* 9o,7so los de miel en- los boco.
yes, cargo en- Ponce la goleta inglesa <Scher.
brooke, destinados & Halifax.
~ a. En- la casa namero 10, de- la
calle de la Tanoay esquina la de la Luna,
altos, frente la escaiinata de la plazuela de
San Francisco, sc admitira un pupilo con
sin comida, en- habitaci6n muy ventilada y
precio m6dico. ~ 81
~ Ha llegado esta capital, proceden.
te de la Peninsula, el popular Panch6n, don
Francisco Guerra. Y el case es que Sc igno.
ra porque VIA lego nuestras playas.
~ Todo ell dfa de aver ha estado mon
tando la guardia, la vista de la ciudad, ell
orucero americana con que Sc batieron ell
<Isabel 1I> Ell destroyer xTerror,. pero
teniendo buen ouidado en- no ponerse s tiro
dc nuestras baterfas.
.*xEn Lares sc guarda impacienoia por
la resoluci6n del prooeso seguido contra al
gunos concejales de aqtel ayuntamiento.
Creese por aquel|os veoinos que no debe
tardar la resoluci6n oomp'eta en- los tribu.
males de justcia.
~ En- Santa Isabel ha falleoido ell an.
oiano padre de don Carlos o'Sheaf.
aI ~ Dice <El Liberal,: tsEn Yauco
ha oeurrido un heoho criminal, con acoiden.
tes que permanecen hasta hoy en- el miste-
rio. Corrfan rumores de que en- una fnca
de cafe, propiedad de don Angel Pedro
Agostini, sc habfa dido un disparo de arma
de fuego. Afrmhbase tambi6n que el dfa
1e desapareoi6 de su casa ell jornalero Ce.
ledonio Guerra. Los rumores las a6rma.
Clones, determinaron una investigation por
agentes de la autoridad. La guardia civil
practico registro minuoioso en- cafeta'es, pla.
tanales bosqnes de Ia finoa. Y no fu6 en-.
contrado el oadaver del Guerra, como se es'
peraba; mas sf un oartucho de esoopeta en-
IN platanal, apareciendo tambi6n, en- 81 mis-.
mo sitio, hoias de platano manohadas de
saDgre. Parecfa oonfrmar este. en- cierto
modo, el rumor de que el individuo fu6
muerto mientras robaba un racimo de pla
tanos. Fueron detenidos los sefiores Agos-
TIM ldon Domingo) hijo del duei1o Dc Ia fin.
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dicen qus n hota espafio pas6 u canal el
viernes IN por 4 msfana haofs u Este, con.
sistente en- dos buques de conabate, clatro
grandes cruceros y cuatro destroyer
Despachos reoibidos por un bote traen
noticias del almiTante sampson de que San
tiago de Cuba fn6 bombardeado por tercers
vex ell martes de madrugada, ooasionando
averfas las baterfas del Oeste suponiendo
que con p6rdidas, contestando los espafoles
con mucho vigor.
Dicen deUabo Haitiano que 81 vapor
<Marcel, sali6 de Caimansra para reparar
ell cable, y que ha sido detenido allf.
Telegramas de Madrid dicen que el
Banco de Espafia ha puesto s disposition
del gobierno % millones de pesetaa para
gastos de la guerra.
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1al9gIanas Teclbld0s hoy
poI IA DlputacIOn provincial

Madrid, Junio 24.-Cr6ese que, aproba.
dos que sean los presupnestos en- el Senado,
Sc cerraran las cortes.
Circular rumores de que SO formar& un
gabinete presidido pors Martinez Campos 8
Polavieja.
Han sido ncmbrados los generates Ochan-
do y Ahumada, oomandantes respectivamen-
to del 80. So cuerpo de ej6roito.
En- el Congreso Sc agrav6 la discussion
sobre los suoesos de Filipinas.
Canalejas atac6 duramente al gobierno
por su polftioa en- Cuba Filipinas. Ri se
for Moret defendi6 al gobierno de los oargos
que le hizo el orador.
Cr6ese inminente la olausura de las eortes.
S. M. ha oondecorado con la cruz de
Maria Criatina al coronel Orddf1ez.
III sef1or ministro de Estado tiene apla.
zadas sua conferencias con los embajadores
de A!emania Russia.
En Zaragova SO hizo una ruidosa ova'
oi6n al general Polavieja.
Noticias de New York dicen que ell al
mirante Sampson ha conference.-the con Ca
lixto Garcia
Ha llegado Jamaica prooedente de Ca.
silda, La goleta <Uni6n,, oonduciendo varios
pasajeros.
- Ha sido secuestrada en- Gonstantinopla
la hermana del Sultan que paseaba por las
afueras de la poblaci6n.
El presidente de la rephblica francesa
ha enoargsdo Mr.. Peytrar la formation de
gabinete.
Ha fraoasado en- Roma ell gabinete FL
nah Sc ha enoargado de formar nuevo
gabinete el general Pelloux.
Ha llegado 4 Jamaica procedente de
Cienfuegos, el vapor ''Adula" con pasajeros.
Habana, JUNO 24.-El Consejo Insular
acord6 que Sc facilite el despacho los bu'
ques que importer where's, deolarandolos
exentos en- absolute de toda olase de derechos.
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y Y 1@ Gn 0Ht1Il 8ktO 6ml8O nuoGlf0# ys
persons 40 indiscntible competenoia an
asuntos marftimos, nos aseguraba anoche que
sel buque americana que nos estA dando
centinela, no 81 sel crncero protegido <Min.
sneapolis, como algunos han oreido, sino Ell
Yapor mercante <San Luis, de 10 500 on.
ce mil toneladas, con dos h6lioes, armada
.poderos amente en- guerra con dos baterfas
por banda y crecido numero de oai1ones de
stiro rspido. RI tempo se encargara de acla.
rar esta inc6gnita. D,
Sabemos por buenA Aconducto que 81
ofcial del vapor <Gran Antilla, surto en-
este puerto, don OotaVio Carferas, doce
marineros de Ia dotaci6n del referido bu-
que, sc ofrecieron al jefe de harina lie esta
provincial para salir en- un botd al sitio don
de oombatfan nuestros buques de guerra con
81 americana, para prestar auxiaios de saliva.
mento 81 llegaban ser neoesa4 Jos. Aplsu.
dimos sin reservas este aoto dkpontAneo :
generoso, digno de nuestros esforzados y
valientes marinos.
- De Mayagiiez cotizan ell arroz va
leneiano SO Bacalao de $lO3 ASH, ia
bon amarillo $74, jamones amerioanos $25,
manteca de $15 $16, idem chioharr6n
$40, maiz IS, papas SO, tocino de $36 $37
Y vino tinto de $55 A7O segan marca en-
vase.
*** La goleta eOscar que tue adqu1rlda
por don Manuel Morrillo, de santo Domin-
go, lleva hoy el nombre de 'Dolorita."
IT, Sc ha descubierto en- TN pueblo de
la isla, una nueva planta, cuya raiz feculo-
sa en- forma dc papa, Sc supone sea nntri'
tiva. ..
~ Por pregonar sus ventas en- alta
voz ir por las aoeras con elias, fueron de-
nunciados en- Mayag,iez los indiyiduos Joss
Fuentes Csndelario Perez. Por aqaf re-.
vientan los tfmpanos hasta s los sordos,
sin que haya nadie que disponga otra oosa.
~ Nos dicen que anteanoche Sc ha.
llaban en- pie desde las de la manana, cssi
tedos los ve,inos de Catano. Naturalmente
que la inmensa may oria tiene puestos ense.
bados los patines, miranda con un ojo los
horisontes del mar con 81 otro la oarretera
de Bsyam6n.
*** Con ITO, 400 kilos de azhcar en-
l34 bocoyes y GAG saoos, &c despaoh6 de este
puerto para el de Halifax, la goleta inglesa
<Hathe Mays
~. En- Caguas, don Claudio Ramos
le han sido desoomisados le cuartillos de
leohe adulterada.
~ Nos dicen de Caguas: <En vista
de la denunoia que presentara ell alcalde
sobre el sxpendio de pan incomple-
to, los bollos de $50 gramos que Sc vendfan
S centavos. hoy Sc estan ven 1iendn To
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nueyas que las usada sendo responsible maqu
anzaderas agujas de todas classes las msmas
Rico 01 D. 98
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ASEO. Sc admten abonados, JUAN APELLANIZ, pre-
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inportaci6n directa de Il
SO fabrica en- Francia, In
enseres de ssBarberfa y
servicio inmejorable. Sc
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ma al que entregue en- la casa de los sehoret
Sucesores de Finlay Brothers, una csrters
perdida aver en- esta oiudad. conteniendo va
rios documentos, tarjetas con ell nombre del
dueno, billetes de Banoo obligaciones a
portador del Cr6dito y ahorro ponceflo, ad
virtiendo, que los nhmeros de estas SO como
cen, y Sc impedira su cobro. No Sc hars1
preguntas de donde y como Sc enoontr6 B.:
~. Dice GEL Imparoial' de Maya
gsiez: clos guardias munioipales Antolint
Guiran Benito Luque han sido gratifca
dos por Ell sefor alcalde con dos pesos cad.
uno por haber oapturado al pr6fag.
de las oarceles de Cabo Rojo y Rino6n Ma
nuel Dan y Valentin que habfa alzado e
vuelo de elias cuando era conducido para e
hotel que el Estado tiene en- ell Paseo de |,
Princesa en- Ia Capital, pero este projimo po
no perder Ia costumhre entretenfa sus ocio
hacienda excursiones los patios en- un
que hizo al de la casa que habita Ell p L6
pez Aguas con objeto de economizar est
sefor el gasto de maiz para las gallinas cay.
en- mano de los celosos guafdias los cuales i
han arohivado para que 90 cure de esa me
pomanfs de spropiarse Dc 10 sgeno." ."
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
The Members of the War InveSti-
CATION Commission to Makea
Tour of Inspection.
ONLY TWO COMPLAINTS RECEIVED.
Sweeping Charges of Neglect Received
From Member the Seventh
Regular Infantry.
Soldiers Grossly Neglected at Camp wikoff
"A Copy of the Letter Sent to Pres
ident McKinley-The Other
From Maine Regiment

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.-Only four
members of the war investigating
commission were present at the meet
ing Wednesday morning. They were
Col. DENLY, who has been elected vice
chairman; Gov Woodb bury, Gen. Will
son and Capt. Howell. The absent
members are not expected to return to
Washington before Monday, and be-
tween now and then the commission,
according to the outlook at this writ
ing, will have little to work upon, as
few communications have been re-
ceived
Just two complaints have been re-
ceived by the commission. One came
from a member OF the 7th regular in
fantry. He made some sweeping
charges, claiming that soldier of that
regiment had been grossly neglected at
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
THOMAS r. BAYARD.

mington. Del, October 20, ls2s, aud was 4
younger son.
Having liking for his fathers profession,
that OF law he became o student, and was ad-
mitted to the bar in 1851. He Immediately be-
gan the practice of his profession with his
father, and was successful from the beginning
his local fame spreading rapidly In 1853 he
was appointed United States district attorney
for Delaware In 1858 Mr.. Bayard removed to
Philadelphia, where he formed legal CO.
; partnership with William Shippen. This con-
nection lasted ave years. Mr.. Bayard on the
deaf I'll Of his partner returned to Wilmington
where he was needed by his father who was
then engrossed with public duties.
| When the wog Of the rebellion began zaflita
| company was organized and Thomas F. Rayard
was elected itsdrst lie utenant.
Mr Bayard's popularity in his nativs state
, Kept growing rapidly, and in 1868 he wa4 elect
I'D te. succeed his father in the United States
! senate and was subsequently, twice re-egected.
| In the democratic convention OF tss4 at
| WI iGh Mr.. Cleveland was nominated Ne Bay
| lrd received the next largest vote to the sue.
,esstul candidate on the two ballots, which
were taken.
rs soon as the result OF the natiOnaP election
| or 1884 became positively known, Mr Bayard
was the first democratic statesman invited to
consult with President-elect Cleveland. and 1t
was generally understood that he was, the first
nan offered place in the new cabne1-that OF
secretary OF state. which he finally accepted.
In Marca- 1898, Mr.. B.yard was appointed
ambassador to the court OF St. Galnes, and
served during Mr.. Cleveand's secCnd term.
In October, 1886, Senator Baya,d was mar.
ried to Louisia, daughter OF Josl4h Lee Bal.
timore banker. Twelve childret. were the re.
suit of the union.
Mr.. Rayard's first wife died drrug the frs
year Of his term as secretary Of state Foul
years later he was married to Miss NJ lry c. Civ.
mer, of Washington, who survives him Sever
of the children are living, as follows: Mrs
samuel D. Warren of Boston: Ms, Ami,
Bayard, Miss Florence Bayarl, the Counties,
Lauenhaupt, formerly Miss Nellie Baysrd
James A Bayard Thom IS +, Bayard, it,. anc
Philip Francis Biyard
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
HOLD LUZoN.
Adm. Dewey Believes With the President
That the Emitted States Should 0e-
aupy the Island.

WASHINGTON, Sept. aS.- Brig Gen.
Greene, who arrived in Washington
Tuesday from Manila, personally de-
livered to Acting Secretary Allan a
communication from RI Adm Dewey,
understood to contain his views with
respect to the disposition of the Phil
ippine islands.
This communication was subse-
quently presented to the president,
and copy will undoubtedly be for
warded to the peace commission for
consideration.
Rr. Adm. Dewey believes with the
president that the United States
should occupy the island OF Luzon and
shall have the reversionary rights
with respect to the remainder of the
! islands
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Camp Wikoff and had then been sen,
to his home in Chicago in a terrible
physical condition. A copy of this let
ter was sent TO President Mckinley.
The other letter came from a mem be r
of a Maine regiment The writer says
that he has been requested to speak
for his regiment
He has been informed that he must
specify the charges if he expects the
commission to take any notice of
them.
Gen. Wilson, member of the COM
mission, handed in his report Wednes-
day morning. He gives in detail the
condition of the Notifications, the
sinking of the mines in the harbor
and pretty much everything that had
anything to do with the war SO far as
the army is concerned.
In speaking unott!cially, Secretary
Weightman said that he thought the
commission would visit a number OF
the camps
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
MANY DAYS OVERDUE.
The Transport Senator Left Manila Over
Month Ago and 1t In Feared She
Was Caught in "a Typhoon.

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 2S-The non
arrival of the transport Senator is be-
ginning TO cause a little rneasiness.
She is now out 35 days from Manila.
The steamer Zealandia, which left Ma
Mia two days after the Senator, was
caught in typhoon and had to put
into Nagasaki on August so last for re-
PAIRS. The transport Colon came
across from Manila in 2S days,
the City of Pekin in 23, the
City of Sydney in "a and the China in
% days. All these vessels stopped al
Nagasaki for coal. Besides the trans
ports Senator and Zealandia, the In
diana is now out 81 days and the Ohio
25 days. All OF them will be sent
back to Manila as soon as they reach
here and have been reprovisioned.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
We Work for the Interest Of
our Customers.

Glassware and Lamps at BARGA IN
Store prices. At 13c, 15c, lSc, zoe, 23c'
and 25c to 800.
Silverware, Tea pots, Sugars, Cream
ers. Spoon holders Berry Dishes Cake
Baskets, Pickle Jars, Cracker Jars
Travs at csc, sl.25 to 2.4S these values
are unusual in this class Of goods.
Spoons, Knives and Forks at special
low prices.
Our Grocery department is up to'date
in management. Everything fresh,
clean, pure and appetizing. Weights
exact, service prompt and obllglng ano
prices the lowest.
Junket Tablets, dainty del cacy loi
Artistic desert-deiicious, nutrlous' ar
gestive, easily prepared, only lOc PKG
Call for it. .u.
lbs. Corn Starch tor l0c. lbs
Laundry Starch for lOc, Fresh roasted
bulk Coffee at DC. 12c, 15c, zoe and 200
per 10. We give the best goois for the
prices named. and save from 2 TO DC
ID. Arato powdered Tea. new crops
lust in, the duty on il now makes IL 5oe
a pound: match it if you can for zoe
Lots of new goods that we can save
you money on.
r Everybody invited to visit the Low
EST PRICED STORE in the city foi
good goods.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
HON. THOMAS F. BAYARD.
The Aged Statesman Hovering between
Life and Death-Ip Serui-Con-
sc,ous Condition.

DEDHAM, Mass, Sept. 2s.-Hon.
Thomas +. Bayard was still living
Wednesday morning, although in such
weakened state that 1t seemed inn
possible that one breath could follow
another.
There was no change in the condi-
ton of Hon. Thomas F. Bayard at
noon Wednesday. He has had several
bad attacks of choking aud sank very
low after each attack. at noon he lay
in a semi-conscious condition and
could take no nourishment
Thomas Francis Bayard was distinguished
member Of an eminent family. Since long be-
fore the revolutionary war times the Bayards
have been conspicuous in the country's history
as patriots and statesmen, and many acquired
national fame as jurists Nicholas, the first
ancestor to come to America, son of an Am
sterdam merchant though of French Hugue-
not extraction and nephew Of Gov Stuyve-
SAINT, was secretary of the province Of New
York in 1872, mayor of New York in
1888. and holder OF several other impor-
tant provincial Offices. Col. John Bayard,
O grandson, who was member OF the provincial
council of 111i, a leader of the movement
for independence IN Philadelphia; a
member of the council of safety; COL
onel Of the I'd continental regiment raised in
Philadelphia in 1853; speaker OF the
assembly in l777: member of the continental
congress in 1885, besides having been honored
with many other Offices of great trust.
Four members of the Bayard family. direct
descendants of the foregoing have had sem
atorial honors bestowed upon them by the
little state of Delaware Thomas Francis Bay
ard; his father. James Ashton Bayard his
grandfather of the same name, the negotiator
of the treaty OF Client, and his uncle, Richard
Henry Bayard
Thomas Francis Bayard was born in VIII
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
Special Train to Pittsburg,

Monday, Oct. 10th, the Ohio River
railroad will run special train from
Williamstown to Pittsburg account of
the Knights Templar Conclave. Train
will leave Williamstown at 1920 a. M.
Central time, 1920 a. m, Eastern
time, stopping at st. Marys 11:45 a.
m, Sistersville 1910 p. m, arriving
at Pittsburg 2:10 p. m, central time,
3: 10 p. M, Eastern time Rate for the
round trip s440. Tickets will also be
on sale for all regular trains of Oct.
Sth, 9th, 10th, 18th, 18th and 18th at
rate of S4.40 for the round trip, which
includes ferriage in both directions.
Tickets will be good to return on all
regular trains until Oct. 18th inclus-
i've, with privilege of extension of the
time limit until Oct. 31st. Train No.
2 leaving Williamstown 12:41 p. m.
and No. s leaving at 3:45 p. M, East
ern time, have through parlor cars to
Pittsburg. I'd
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
C. & M. Excursions,

On Oct. Sth to 18th, inclusive, the c..
& M. Ry. will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburg, Pa, at one fare for the
round trip account Knights Templar
Triennial Conclave. Tickets good re-
turning until Oct. 18th and subject to
an extension to Oct. 31st by depositing
ticket with Joint Agent, Pittsburg,
Oct. 18th to 18th inclusive and the
payment of a fee of 80 cents.
On Oct. 10th to 18th, inclusive, the
c. G. M. Ry. will sell excursion tickets
to Chattanooga, Tenn, account Ma.
tional Convention of Christian
Churches at one fare for the rount
trip. Tickets good returning to ant
including Oct. oath. For further in.
formation call on c. lb M. Ry. ticket
agents or address E. w. Page, G. P
A., cambridge, o.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
HutChiS0n'S
Bargain
Store,

We are on the lookout for special Bar
gains at ali seasons of the year. When
other houses are looking for long pric-
es we bring out some that knock out
high prices. See some of the snaps we
offer this week: =,
One lot of Doeskin Jeans Coat and
Vest. were made to sell at $3.50, our
price Tor Coat and Vest s1.5O.
Extra heavy lined Jeans Pants, regu-
lar price Sl.00, our price this week only
roc. Plenty of Bargains now IN suits
for Men, Boys and Children at prices
the regular Clothing houses do not
dream of. Call and see us. A full lice
of Gents goods at away down prices.
Shirts, Silk Handkerchiefs, Has, Caps
and Trunks.
Shoes for all for every body at such
prices .nat you will be surprised. Nc
enc and ten hundred per cent profit;
out close quick profit that they 60.
New Dress Goods coming every day
to fill up the gaps of last weeks big
trade depleted. Something new to show
you. Trimmings and Innings at p:ic-
es never reached before. Our Dress
Goods department is in competent
hands and we are confident we can suit
you. Come and see
A large stock of Ladies' ready tc
wear Dress Skirts received this week
Prices the lowest. We claim stock Of
Kid Gloves that are not excelled in the
city for quality and the price is cu'
away down; direct importation for us
at G9c and csc. a real French kid fol
sl.25 pair in colors and black in al
sizes.
A new lot of Umbrellas at SIC and 81
sizes 26 and 2S inch. Exceptional val
ues Mackintoshes for Ladies and Miss
es at S1.9S, LIS, . 9S and 3.47; we con
slider these the greatest bargains at the
prices we have ever made.
School supplies such as paper, pens
ink, tablets, states and pencils, eraser:
rulers, ETC., at money saving prices.
All wool Blankets in white and red
Knitting Yarn in gray, scarlet, blue
miz and black. Extra all wool barred
Flannels at 22Hc and CSC yard-a
last years prices.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
Carpets, Rugs and Mattings.

We have competent people to sew
and lay our Carpets without extra
charge-that is, we sell, make and lay
our Carpets at about the same price you
pay for them elsewhere. Give us TIL
al
CLOAK department is receiving the
newest things in Capes, Jackets, Coats
and Blazers The early sales are COM
nencing in great shape. You are in
yited to give this department a look.
it may save you regrets as we'll as mon
ey.
The New Muskingum Sewing Ma
chine is a winner. We have succeeded
in getting high class machine put un-
der the above name exclutively for our
house to sell at prices asked for cheap
made machines.