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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-23
Ecos de NueVa-york

Mario 10 de ls9S.-A este Gobierno Ie
dicen que Espafia no ba comprado, como 60
afrmsba, los cruoeros construidos en- Europa
para ell Brasil: ell sAmazonas, ell <3srboso.,
-A'gunos peri6dicos dan por oierto que
ell Gobierno de Washington ha preguntado q
los de Europa cual serfs gu sctitud en- csso de
que los Estados Unidos intervinieran er Cuba.
y sobrevinieran hostlidades. AfAdese que han
dado respuestas favorabes 4 la ueutralidad
absolute todas las potencias, menos Austria
Alemania, que Sc negaron & contestar. La
noticia no tardara tai vez en- ser desmentida
-Segun otro rumor, los Embajadores de
Ipg'aterra en- Washington Madrid trsbajan
en- pro de Ia pas.
Aver llegaron en- el vapor s'City of
Washington, cinco tripulsntes del "Maine",
de ellos dos japoueses. Sc les hizo una ova.s
ci6n. Con tai motive vuelven 4 circular men.
tras sobre la voladura sintencionals del aco-
razado. Como pieaa de conviction scuerpo
de delito, diz que trae Ell washington, un
pedsso de cemento procedente del eMsine,
lazado sobre aquel vspor por Ia explosion.
Pero 10 mas gracioso aoercs de esto 60 el des-
cubrimiento de I'M peri6dico de que ell sMaine,
ha sdo destruido por un torpedo en- forma de
g'obo aereostAtioo, iApaga vimonosl
Ell sWorld,, que sc pinta solo para no.
velsr, ha averiguado que este sobierno 70
reconocer Ia Independents de Cubs, y ensegui-
da 10 hara Inglsterrs Esto, segan aver mis-
mo decfa ell professor Hsdley, de ls Universe
dad de Yale, aerfa reconocer 10 que no exists
por 10 tsnto una srbitrsriedad I'M casas
beHi. La ocurrencia tonta del sWorld, queda
de sobra oontestada.
Los sehores de ID Junta insurrects e
despschan 4 su gusto atiborrsndo las columns
de varios peri6dicos americanos -siempre hos.
pitalsrios para ellos-oon las mas grotesoss
invensiones, sobre viotoriss de los insurasntea
en- orients, bsrbaridsdea de los sspsholss, ste,
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A los industTiaIes de Ia iSIa

La comisdn elegida por este Club, para
informar acerca de Ia reforma arancelaria, al
objeto de poder dictaminar con toda la ampli-
tud que tan importante asunto requiere, supli'
ca todos cada mo de los industriales que en-
la provincial existen, sc sirvan cooperar con cuan
tos datos juzguen oonducentes satisfacer las
necesdades de sus respectivas industrias, di :
riji6ndolos, en- todo ell presente mes, al presi-
dente qne suscribe.-Ponce, 10 de Mario de
1S08.-JUAN CABRER lO-3
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Ia CORRESPONDENCE De PUERT0.Rlco.
% DE MARIO DE 1898. -
JULIAN f. BLANCO Y S0SA

scstiene su candidatura para Repre-
sentante por ell Distritc de esta Ca.
pital, pesar de la guerra que le ha
cen los enenigos publicos 6 solapa-
dos del regimen autonomico deere
tado para las Antillas por los senores
Sagasta y Moret La autouonnia y
ell Gobierno que la ha proclamado
como la salvaci6n de estes pa1ses y
del imperio espanol en- America, no
tienen amigo mas leal nj mas conse-
cuente que ell primer candidate ma
tural de este distrito.
fl .7ulidn f. Blonco u Sosa.
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MaTcdd0 de Barcelona
(2s DE FEBRERO)

A.acares de Cubs.-Sin srribos. Ls fata
de consume para estos centrffugas limits Ia ven
ts al detalle de pequeiios Totes de los disponi-
bles. que aan hay en- oantidsd muy regular,
habiendose hecho en- este perio1o unos 800 So.
cos 4 precios despachsdos, reservado., pero no
resutsron mas de los siguientes: de ptaa. IA
ais los AGO kios sin despacbar.
Id. do Msnils. -Continusndo estss clases
sin spsnss consume, J sunque en- segandas ma.
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Gran desti|eria y fabrica de |icores
DE DON MANUEL AMBROSIANI
PONCE. UERTO RICO

X importation directa de vinos, cogaacs,
anisados ginebras tinas, vermouth, etc, de la
renombrada destilerfa de M. Il. Casanova q
CompaHia, estabecids en- Jsrez de la Irontera.
Sc atenderA os pedidos con puntualidad.
Precios muy populares. Sc garantizan los
productos de la casa y los importados por la
misma.
.W" "Dirjir. la correspondence DON
MANUEL AMBROSIANI.-Eon 45-3
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ABANIC0S nUEVOS

r. Ez Capricho anuncia al pablico el nuevo
preciosfsimo surtido de abancos japoneses
para la estaci6n. Jamas sc VIC tanta varie-
dad, novedad baratrra.
A los sehores comercisntes del interior
se les mandarin muestras ouando deseen. E}
Capricho, San Justo 81. lO-9
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pIant2e ViV2e Ell que susorbe ofrece en-
'~'~~ ''1S venta plants de uvas mos
cateles traldas de Malaga, plantoues de higue.
ras de varias cases y arbolitos de manzanas y
ciruelas, Plaza del mercado 6 calle del Hos.
pital, namero TO- Antonio Gonsalez, ell
Quinto So
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~ ASEGUR0S CONTRA |NCENDI0S

Y MARITIMOS en- las respetables compaffas
ala Northern, deLonlres.
Ella North British and Mercantile, dc
Londres.
Ella Marina, de Lcndres.
<La Trasatlantica,s , de Hamburger.
xLa TrasatAntioa,, de Berlin.
Pages con prontitud. Premioa
muy mddicos. Ell Agente:
LudWic Duplace.
Tatuan H. San Juan Puarto Rico
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Carlos y Antonio Rodriguez

Peritos mercantiles de la Escuea Official de
Comercio de Barcelona, con celtfcado de la
Academia de Comercio de Zurich Ofreoen sus
servicios PROFESSIONALS para la contabilidad y
correspondence nacional y extranjera. Como
cen todo 10 referente & bancos de emission y
descuento, y no tienen Inconvenience en- desem-
penar dichos nego; ;iados como auxiliares. Re-
siden en- Aiiasco Puerto-Rico. 3O-24
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Gran Hotel "|ng|aterra". ms4 Hotel saSsnh dc prl-
Montado q Is altura de los mejores de Europa.
Vistas & la bahia. Con gabinete de lectura,
deparlamento de csntina, tsbaquerfa y un ele
gante Salon de Recreo.-Hospedaje desde DOS
PESOS en- adelante segan Ia habitaci6n que sc
ooupe-A. GUDO.-Propietario)
ola EIaG2nniau = sombrererfa, Camserfa
IL -'oeo"''e Tren de lavado, calle
del Rosario, nimero Q. = Humacao Puerto
Riss.-Ds Eulalis q. Garcia. P.
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VENTk por la mtad de su valor, de un her
'-"'" moso piano alemAn y de otros nue.
bles. San Sebastian 50. ST.
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Juan Ramone|I y Tomas

Doctor en- Medicina Cirujfa De la Fs-
cultad de Barcelona; sooio de ndmero del Co.
legio mGdico farmaceutico y corresponsal de la
Real Academia de Palma de Mallorcs; Espe-
cialista en- las Intermediates de los ojos; Jefe
de Clfnica del doctor Wuker en- Paris, segdn
certifcado.
Lleva mas de diez siete sflos de practica
y cfrece al phblico los servicios generates de
gu profession mry particularmente los que Sc
referan gu especialidad como oculista.
Prescribe y proporciona toia case de vi
drios, evitando asf IA periodical costumbre de
usaros sin Ia necesaria indicaci6r facutativa.
HORAS DE CONSULTA
Mafana. a................. de 9 d II
Tarde. ........ ..... dc 3 & 5
IIONORARIOS
Prirera vista (Consults). ..... 81
La siguiente. .................. 81
Para Ia medicna en- general los de costum'
<IIotel de Francia., l5-lO
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MANUEL c. ROMAN. JOSE DE DIEGO
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20

Crop Outlook. 1ncreascd Trade and
Peace Basis for Good Business.
NEW YORK, Aug 19.-Bradstreet's will
tomorrow say:
Perhaps the most interesting feature of
the general business situation at present is
the air Of sense with which the mercantile
community awaits the approach of the fall
trade period. While. of course, based in
some degree upon the favorable results al
ready achieved in many lines. it is unques-
tionably true that the flattering crop out
look at home and the return Of peace. with
the expectation Of benefits to our export
trade naturally expected to accrue there
from, make for much of the feeling thus eX-
pressed.
Reflection Of the growth of fall trade is
found in the steady expansion now going on
in bank clearings. the improved demand at
higher prices for most makes of iron and
steel; the generally favorable railway earn
ings. which, in default Of large movement
OF crops to market, point to large return
trade in manufactured goods to the agricul-
tural sections, and the reports of continued
activity in distributive trade west and south,
with signs Of a moderate increase in inter-
est at leading eastern markets. which
hitherto have not shared largely in the trade
improvement.
The immense business doing in iron and
steel products at advanced prices calls at
tention to the proportionately less notable
expansion Of crude iron production Pig iron
statistics, In fact. point to an even smaller
output for the current month, some Of
based upon midsummer conditions. Ad-
vances in many grades of iron, notably Bes-
semer and southern pig are features OF the
week, as are also high quotations for steel
billets at nearly all markets, wire rods and
great many classes Of finishing iron and
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20

GENEVA, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Speciall--
Three hundred people from Geneva attended
the Woodmen picnic at Fairmont Yesterday.
In the tug of war contest the Geneva camp
took the banner, a very handsome one
Ihss camp also captured prizes in the hose
cart contest; time, 02S; also in high kick
ing.
FAlRMONT, Neb.. Aug. 19.-(Special y
Yesterday the Modern Woodmen of America
held their annual picnic at this place
Ihere were fully 5000 people present. At
10 o'clock the procession formed on Jeffer-
son street and marched to Fairmont park
where Hon. f. d. Martin delivered the ad-
dress OF welcome. He was followed with
response by w. A. Terry of Shickley.
Hon. Charles H. Sloan of Geneva also spoke.
me rest OF the day was given over to all
kinds Of sport
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20

Excited Speculation Characteristic of
Weeks Dcnlfnus.


NEW YORK. Aug. 19-Bradstreet's FL
nancial Review tomorrow will say:
This has been week OF active and ex-
cited speculation. The public has come
into the market, and buying, which at times
assumed an almost reckless appearance, has
extended throughout the share list. Large
professional interests have taken UP vari-
Gus parts Of the list in succession ard
found the public ready to follow their lead.
The conspicuous feature Of the week was
the granger stocks and the most striking
incident the increase Of Burlington dividend
rate to l 1-2 per cent quarterly, or 6 per
cent per annum. This announcement COM
ing out on Wednesday when the market
seemed likely to react under taking Of
profits by the traders, kept up the excite
ment and advances for that day, while It
900 shares. made one Of the largest days the
exchange has had in some time. On Thurs
day however. there was more or less re-
action throughout the market profits being
taken freely. while at the declines there
was a fair amount Of fresh buying. On Fri
day the market tended to recover still
further and support was given by large
interests. Shorts covered and the close
was In many cases at or near the highest
lsvel Of the movement.
The market is certainly much broader
one than for long time past. Commits
sion house buying has been the feature and
while as vet II cannot he said that the
public has taken the market awav from the
nrofessionpls the latter s"",, to N"''o r"""
less control than usual Some Of the usual
accompanirerts Of the o'd-tire "hoom' aro
present and the street at large is apparently
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
SOME TO BE MUSTERED OUT
Regiments Returned to Home Camps
as a Preliminary Move
More to Follow.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Orders we're
given today for the return to their state
rendezvous of the following regiments: The
First Illinois cavalry and the First Maine
infantry now at Chickamauga, and the Sec
ond New York infantry, now at Fernandina,
Fla. The First Illinois is ordered to SPRING
field, ILL.,. the First Maine to Augusta, Me-,
and the Second New York to Troy, N Y
These regiments were mustered into the mil
itary service Of the government at the out
break of the war at the places mentioned
and the return there is accepted as concu-
sive evidence that they are to be mustered
out. Another regiment to be returned is the
First Vermont infantry. That regiment. now
at Chickamauga, is under orders to proceed
to Fort Ethan Allen, VT, and left Camp
Thomas today. Similar orders will be issued
from day to day to the other volunteer regi-
ments selected for mastering out. No off,
cial information on this subject is obtainable
at the War department in advance of the
issue OF the orders. 1t Is said, however that
the Third Georgia infantry, Third Alabama
and First Maryland infantry are among the
number already selected for mastering out.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
Babe Dies at NiGht,

COLUMBUS, Neb., Aug. iv.-(Special y
When Mrs. c. c. Jones awoke at about 6 40
this morning she found the lifeless body
OF her 3-months- old bab, lying at her side.
The body was still warm anG a physician
was hurriedly summoned. but all efforts to
resuscitate proved fruitess, the child hav-
ing died forty minutes to an hour be-
fore being discovered. The child was
nursed about o'clock and the cause of i,s
death is somewhat OF mystery, but it is
believed to have been caused by pet cat.
which was in the room and which sometime S
got upon the bed There was slight dis
coloraton on the side of tie face and also
on the chest
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20

COLUMBUS, Neb, Aug. 19.-(special Tel
egram From 6 o'clock until s this even
ing every whistle and bell in the city was
Kept going continuously; cannons were
fired and fireworks displayed and pandi-
monium reigned supreme. At o'clock one
OF the largest professions ever seen in this
city was formed, composed OF about forty
nay racks and other conveyances. all loaded
TO the guards, beside the fire departments,
drum corps bands. ETC., and paraded the
principal streets. The demonstration was
in response to Mayor Fitzpatrick's procIa-
nation issued Monday, for a Peace Jubi
iee.' Some Of the costumes in the parade
were very unique and Cuba, Porto Rico and
the philippines were represented. large
platform was erected on Thirteenth street.
"here A. M. Post W. N. Hensley, NJ. Whit.
more and several others made good, stir
ring patriotic addresses.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20

FREMONT, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special y
Ihe Fremont fire department is preparing
10 send a drill team to compete in the
drills Firemen's day at the exposition.
Mark Morrison has charge of the team, and
has them out regularly for practice every
evening. He expects to have team there
which will make good record.
The last three days have been very hot
ones. The mercury this afternoon reached
SO. There was good breeze blowing, which
made the heat more endurable than it would
be otherwise. Corn is improving rapidly,
and II there are no early frosts will make
a good crop. Much of it is late. A good
deal OF the '97 corn is being put on the
market and '9s wheat is already being de-
livered at the elevators.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
GENERAL WHEELER IN COMMAND.
Roosevelt and the Rough Riders Are
Discharged from MOntauk.


NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-General Joseph
Wheeler has taken command at Camp
Wikoff, at Montauk Point, succeeding Gen.
eral Young.
The event Of the day outside Of the arrival
OF General Wheeler, was the discharge Of
the rough riders and Colonel Roosevelt
from the detention camp. There was not
suspicion Of serious illness among the
men and all were much improved by their
stay IN the camp. Colonel Roosevelt has
been allowed the freedom of the camp
since yesterday afternoon. and last even
ing he was comforting with number of
friends who made no secret that their mis-
sion was political.
Colonel Roosevelt said today. when asked
what he thought Of the political situation,
after reading the newspapers, which he had
been doing with apparently great inter-
est, replied that his lips were sealed, so
far as politics was concerned by his uni
form.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
The Texas Wonder.

DR.. f. w. Hall of Waco. Texas is in the
city advertising his wonderful remedy,
Halls Great Discovery" for kidney and
bladder troubles. He was for years great
sufferer from these ills, and after trying
many highly recommended remedies with
out relief he determined to experiment on
himself and through this means made a dis.
covery which entirely cured him and has
since cured thousands OF others. Kuhn q
Co. have secured the agency for Omaha for
this remedy and will be pleased to furnish
Texas and Alabama testimonials from we'll
known people to all sufferers who will call
on them. DIR. Hall. the discoverer of this
great medicine, can be found for few days
at Kuhn & Co.'s or Brunswick hotel and will
be pleased to meet any one wishing to COZ.
suit him-no charges for same
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
Wood men Have n Time.

CHEROKEE, Neb,, Aug. 19.-(Special.)-
Wednesday was Woodmen day in Cherokee.
All the lodges Of the Modern Woodmen of
America of Cherokee county gathered to-
gether for grand ''log rolling" and they
had it. A grand street parade occurred at
II o'clock. followed by an address Of well
come at the park delivered by DR.. Bur-
lingame and responded to by Rev. Black of
Marcus. Hon. J. n. Sammer of LeMars
was orator of the day. Music was furnished
by the young womens band of Alta and
the Cherokee Glee club.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
Fusion Nominee Nnm cd,

HUMBOLDT. Neb., Aug. 19.-(Spccial
telegram THE democrats populists and
free silver republican aggregation met in
this city today to name a candidate for SEN
ator from the First Nebraska district. The
democrats named Hon. Ralph Clark OF
Stella who was two years ago a member
OF the lower house. After severe opposi-
tion in the ranks Of the populists they and
the free silver faction endorsed the nom
inee. Considerable bad feeling was dis
played, however, and the chances are Clark
will not carry the strength he did two
years ago
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20

Fall River In wool and woolen goods busi-
ness Is only moderate and manufacturers
buy for present requirements. Orders for
mems wear goods for the spring trade are
coming in better.
Wheat and corn shipments are smaller
than those Of last week, but are still ahead
OF last season. Wheat shipments for the
week. including flour. aggregate 3,795,93
bushels, as against 3,S2S,606 bushels (cor-
rected) last week, and compared with s.
316SOS bushels in this week last year. 2.991.-
693 bushels In the corresponding week of
1896. 2,3S9.14O bushels in 1895 and 3,1S2, 100
bushels in 1894. Since July 1. this year. the
exports Of wheat aggregate 21 $50, 666
bushels, against 2l. 462, $40 bushels last year.
Corn exports for the week aggregate 1885,.
OIL bushels, against 3517952 bushels last
week. 1923, ,035 bushels in 1897 and 2,769, COL
bushels in 1896, 1, 1875. .23S bushels in 1895 and
year. the exports Of corn aggregate 2,22S, 365
bushels, against 1855, ,S93 bushels during
the same period last year.
Canadian trade is quiet. but the tone 10
one of confidence based primarily upon an
expected wheat yield larger than ever be-
fore In the Dominion's history. Canadian
cotton goods are firm, but mills are now
able to keep up with orders and imports Of
American cottons have ceased. At Toronto
business shows a progressive gain over pre-
vious years. while at Montreal a large trade
is looked for. In the maritime provinces
business Is dull and hot weather has hurt
the crops in Nova Scotia. In British CO.
lumbia normal trade is doing. but the SAL
mon pack as a whole is disappointing and
prices tend upward.
Business failures in the Dominion Of
Canada number twenty-sX, against thirty
five last week, thirty-one in this week a
year ago. thirty in 1896 and 1894 and thirty
seven in 1895. Canadian bank clearinRs for
the week aggregate $22. III. 900, per cent
smaller than last week and 2.6 per cent
smaller than In this week a year ego.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
Warm Welcome for Hinshaw,

FA1RBuRY, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special)-
Hon. e. H. Hinshaw. republican nominee
for congressman for the Fourth district,
was met at the depot last evening on his
return home from the convention oy a
large number Of citizens Of all party afilia
tions. The Fairbury cornet band headed
the procession, which marched up town, and
Hon. j. o. Cramb introduced the next con-
gressman from this district with ons Of his
best speeches and Mr.. Hinshaw responded
with an eloquent speech. The nomination
gives great satisfaction here and is consid-
cred the strongest one that could have been
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
JAIL DELIVERY At PAPILLI0N
George Russell. Confined on Charge
Of AssnuItins susie Key, Now
mt Liberty.

PAPlLLlON. Neb., Aug. 19.--(Special
Telegram.)- George Russell. who has been
confined In the county Jail at this place
upon charge OF assault upon Susie Key.
escaped from custody last night. Jailer
Gatewood and prisoner took drive out
in the country yesterday afternoon, and
while gone Russell took advantage Of the
opportunity and escaped. Efforts are being
made to find him but SO far no success
mas been met with. At his preliminary
trial last week he was placed under s., 600
bonds, which he failed to furnish.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20

inclined to believe that II It does not be-
come boom the rise OF prices and increase
Of speculative activity will continue for
some time at least The principal develop
ments Of the week have all tended to favor
the bull side, the effects OF peace being sup
plemented by a further good crop report.
by an increase in earnings and by the ad-
vance OF Americans In London and the ap-
pearance Of a disposition on the part OF
foreigners to purchase. A decline OF ex-
change at the end Of the week was also
noticed among the favorable circumstances.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
He Wants DAMAGES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.--Zero L.
Thomas, whose home near the Preside was
so badly wrecked by mob of soldiers last
Monday, has filed a claim for $1,000 with
Brigadier General Miller. which he claims
is due compensation for the damage done
to his property and for the injuries inflicted
on his wife and children by the infuri-
ated soldiers, who were trying to gain pos
session of his son to lynch him for striking
soldier in a barroom brawl.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
AttemDt mt Suicide.

GENEVA, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special.) y
Yesterday one Of the prisoners, confined in
the bastile who is in for housebreaking,
concluded that the confinement was too
much for him and took dose of poison
which he had concealed in his clothes for
an emergency. A physician was summoned
and by dint of hard work saved him,
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
Union Pacific Storing Coal.

COLUMBUS, Ne5., Aug. 1a.-(Special.>-
The Union Paclfc has Il force OF men at
work here unloading coal for storage. This
is about one month IN advance of the season,
but Is done to relieve tire cars, which are
badly nee led IN the serSi,s. They will
store up several thousanl tons.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
baptist Camp Meeting.

BELLEVUE, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special.)-
The Holiness" Baptists are holding a
camp meeting and revival here under the
direction of Elder George Weavers Of Ham,
burg. la. Four hundred people from abroad
are expected to attend the meeting. which
will continue a month
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
llQll Hail storm.

ARAPAHOE, Neb, Aug. 19.-(Special)-
The most severe hailstorm ever experienced
in this part OF Nebraska passed over this
place last night, 1t covered strip about
twelve miles long and three to four miles
wide. At this point the gardens are COM
pletely riddled and the fruit trees are
stripped of their leaves and fruit. At 3
o'clock this afternoon great banks Of hail
are still standing beneath the rays of al
most tropical heat
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-20
Fires a Harmless shot,

LYONS. Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special while
James Neary and wife were retiring last
night at their home west OF town, some one
fired revolver through their bed room
window, they believe with intent to kill.
Fortunately the aim Of the marksman was
poor. the bullet burying itself in the side of
the room.