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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-05

sQuiere usted que las censuras acres Sc tor:
men en- aplausos rabisr? Pues liable listed
asf, siempre ssf:
<Compa1eritos os traigo la bardera del
socialismo, que representa- la psz vel amor.
Ella protege al pobre menestral, al desgraclado
artesano, al desamparado huerfano, la lnfellz
viuda. Compaheritos, venid defender esa
banders. Nj la naci6n espsilola nj el'gobierno
colonial Sc scuerdan para NADIA de nosotros.
81 no. mira, pobre botero que trsbajas de
sol sol por tan POGO dinero, "a que no SO
acuerdan de tt para hacerte senador7 IA que
no te cogen tt, pobrecito limpabotas que con
tsntos esfuerzos te ganas el pan te hacen dl-
putado? Va veis, hace I'm mes que teaemos
autonomfs todavfa los ricos comen, calzan y
vsten mejor que noso,roa, y explotando nuestro
sudor. No, compaferitos, ESQ no puede seguir
asf. Debemos formar un partido contra tales
abuses, en- vez de ir las esouelas nocturnas
para instruiros, venid a mi que os predicare el
.nuevo evapgelio, el evargelio del pobre del
del desgraciado, del Observation-Disclosures
spvr destruir la obra en- que 80 complace hoy
toda la nacidn espa1ola, y palo contra el que
no piense como nosotros.s
:. Ese es ell lenguaje que agrada algunos
y como usted nunca hablara asf, porque. usted
no es de los que anuIan al pueDlo seFViimehle,
porque nj sus conyicciones, nj gu vida indepen.
diente 10 llevan por ESQ camino, estoy su
lado
,Serfa boLito que por comp'acer &
,cuatro caballeros muy rcspetables, pero mny
equivocsdos, llevAramos al pueblo combstir
esa autonomfa que todos hemos pedido durante
diez ahos?
Hay que continuar diciendo con valentfa
al pueblo puertorriquefo: clos que te llevan
por callejones malezas atsoar la autonomfa,
son tus enemigos, son enemigos del pals, son
enemigos de Espafa que al concedernos un re-.
gimen dentro del cual podemos movernos todos
libremente, fue para nuestra felicidad, para
nueetro bienestar, nd para que tratarsmos de
destrurlo a las primeras de cambio, como el
niio NAL criado rompe un juguete antes de
usarlo por ospricho
81 alguien Sc disgusta, ques disguise.
El interes del pats esta muy por euoima
del buen NAL humor de los que andan ezra
dos hacienda una polftica que hasta los incondi
cionales rechazan.
LIE envfa un abrazo su amigo,
PEDRO c. TIMOTHEE.
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NOTICIAS

~. Hamos dido que se han recibido en- es'
ia capital cartas de la Habana, anunciando que
ell gobierno insular ha peddo pedira 81 de-
sarme de los voluntarios y la SUPPRESSION del
ej6rcito pennsular, para sustituiro por mill
cias del pafs Y no fslts quien afada que Sc
pretenda reconocer de comsndante absjo los
grades conferidos en- el campo por los insu'
rrectos, como medida de restar fuerzas la
insurrecci6n y la completa autonomfa para nom
brar en- Cuba ell personal de la administration
de justicia. Mucho de exageracion deben en-
cerrar estas noticias que pub!camos con las
reservas del case
~. Hs quedado constituida en- Lola Ia
junta local del partido "Oportunista.
-. Sc ha repartido va ell programa del
bisemanario que con ell tftulo de eDon Junfpe'
ros empezara publicarse en- esta capital, bsjo
la direction de nuestro amigo compaflaro Ell
senior don Jose G. Cuevaa. FL citado colega
sera autoncmista; pero de caracter indepen-
diente.
~. Artfculos de novedad fantasia, col
chones ingeses de todas clases, solicftense en
el acreditsdo establecimiento .Los Dependent
tes,s cale de la Fortaleza, numero 33, donde
sc complace siempre al parroquiano.
~. Anteayer tuvimos ell gusto de re-
cibir la vista de despedida que EOS hizo nues.
tro apreciab.e amigo y companero don Rafael
sanmillan, que marcho para Maysgiiez. lie
deseamos buen viaje que pronto tengamos ell
gusto de verls nuevamene entire nosotros.
~. Han tornado posesi6n de sus cargos
los sehorss que componen la nueva subdelega'
cion de Medicina de la colonia La compo.
men: don Salvador Ros, presidente; don Fran.
cisco Goenaga, eecretario; don Ramon Ruiz
Araau, subdelega1o. Y vocales don Pedro
del Vale At:les don Jose Carbonell.
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-. Ell ayuntamiento de Sabana- -grande
por uranmidad aoord6 declarar hijo adoptivo
de aquel pueblo al seiior Mufoz Rivera, costesr
st retrato, asf como los de los seffores Ssgasta,
Moret, general Macfas ? de los actuales minis
tros del gobierno insular, para colocarlos en- ell
salon del consistorio. Acord6 asimismo CAM
biar el nombre de la caie principal del pueb'o
bautizandoe con e nombre de eCalle de Mufioz
Rivera
G0NSIII ann DE LOS PASSES BAJos.-
oo"oo.noo Debiendo preaentar al Gobier-
no general una relaci6n de los subditos holan-
deaes, residences en- esta Isla, ruego todos,
gu inscription en- el Registro General mi car
20 en- uno de los Vice. -Consulados de la Isla.
San Juan Puerto Rico, 8 de Mario de 1898.
Ell Consul INFERNO, Hilbert &. Lee.-Ponce,
j. Charles Li,.c&, Vice consul. MayagiieH,
alberto Bravo, Vice'consul INFERNO. 3-2
-. Esta mailans, las diez, entr6 en- ell
puerto de ests capital, ell cahonero "Ponce de
Leon, procedente de San Thomas.
~. D:cen de San Thomas que en- Puerto
Rico no puede haber sooialstas, porque cas
todos los obreros no usan otros sombreros que
los elegantfsimos que Sc venden en- E1 Clach,
San Francisco 81. Por consjguiente, allf Green
que Pepe Cid, ha resueto ell problema social.
#ABASTO PUBLICO.-La carne de
res, sc expeudera mafiana en esta capital 80
centavos el kilo.
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Agrupacion autonomiCa 0portunista

Presidencia. a. Establecidas las o6cinas de
esta sgrupaoi6n en- Ia pants bsja de la casa
nimero II de la cslle de la Fortaleza, queda
alberto ell registro de inscription de af!isdos
pudiendo los que 10 deseen pssar por dichas
ofcinas de 1 de la tarde todos los dias labo
rabies para frmar. Puerto Rico de Mario,
de lS9e,-M0nalel E0O:cue. 3-3.
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Notaa de tuado RI ads net91o ado de 1;d[n, vt1'do

Martinez habilitado para ell desempeno de la
Notarfa de dicha ciudad estara en- ella los dias
IA, Is, l6. II, Is en- e barrio de Jayuya
ell 10 y 20 del corriente mes de Mario, para
autorizar las esorituras que ocurran. Y & fin
de evitar sg|omeraci6n de trsbajoa = demora
los interesados, podran estos anticipar los da.
tos necessrios para Ia extension de los docu
mentos al Official protocoista don Ventura
Riva 5-2
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IIa fsllecido en- Madrid el dfa Ii de
Febrero de 1898, despues de recibir los Santos
Sacramentos la bendici6n de Su Ssntidad.
r. |. P.
Su esposa doiia Adelaide Martinez Corera;
GUS hijos, los ni1os Teresa Juan y Pillar; sus
hermanos don Joaquin don Juan (presentes)
hermana polftica, tfos, sobrinos demas pa
rientes, ruegan sus amigos lie encomienden
Dios,
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Coche emana ,.s: Es' ,sss sssss s.ss n'ss ess. ;s
Guayams, desde ell dfa 6 del corriente, salien-
do de aquf los MARTES, JUEVES y SABA
DO, las siete de la msflana, de Guayama
los LUNES, MIERCOLES y VIERNES, & la
msma hora.-P R ECIOS:
asientos de Cap. Gyma., vice versa $500
l idem e'oo
idem <Caguas <2.oo
NOTA.-Este ooche saldra invariablemente los
dfas va indicados, haya no pasajeros; 10 que
servira de gufa para los que deseen utilizarlo
en- las poblaciones intermedias. .-Agente en- esta
capital, Orcasitas y soiveras, Cruz 7.-Idem
en- Guayama, Juan A. Blondet, Hotel Frances.
San Juan, 2 de Diciembre de 1897.
III. 2 JUNO 9s) Carlos II. Blonde.
ckeI REGALADA Por $50 pesos Sc vende,
ono' en- Arecibo una casa de maderas del pals,
de altos bajos, con solar propio, ell cual tiene
9 varas de de frente pot IA fondo; sta en- la
cal!e de Magallanes, marcada con el nimero SO
y libre de todo gravamen. Produce de alquler
IA pesos mensuales. Informara, Benigno L6'
peZ Castro. So
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ENeEhAN7k Informes sobre carreras p
SuVkunuAH parooitn noro loo n, ;nmos oa,

EMVENAN7k lntormee eobre carreras y pre-.
1"o-"n"-n paraci6n para las mismas, espe.
cialmente para las cientf6cas que Sc cursan en-
ell extranjero. Estudios de L." y "a ense-
1anza de ampliacion. Lenguss vivae. Mi
nero de asignsturas, horas precios conven-
cionsles. Don Eugenio T. Iglesiss, A. B.,
Instructor que fue del eFireside,, club y
secci6n de la Feren fir VolksrohI de la ciu.
dad de Leipzig en- AlemaDia, Ex- Literari Lea
der del Victoria Club for English Conrersa
ton de aquella misma ciudad, miembro que
tambieu fue por varios amos de la faoultad del
Saure'r College Of Languages en- los Estados
Unidos de la America del Norte, ''Teacher" de
la de Peifer's School Of Languages de Ia ciu-
dad de Boston, especial Student. del Mass
Institute Of Technology departamento eElec.
trical Epgneeriugs.- Luna, 4s. San Juan
Puerto Rico. l5-5
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Consulate Of the United States
Of America.


ool1 ual1' Moiotl ~ 90
1olllplyiI9 WILL ll1e leqoest ol
- aa1o - IAoollellcy, 9'y, llle GoVell1or Gel!e-
"a "a e;.:I ~ uel'o1nico' l I lleleoy Notlly
a. e,i1eAl1 oi t1le o1il;eo ; 1saseS VI
, 1llioi' llvll19 al Ills lSlallu or
~. sra1 1einig llere, or mere on telapora
~ Susniess os liz 70 NeglsIer t1deill sel-
,.5o veH aaio silells laltl11les NE a. llils. oon
suiaee aaeno oi as olle ol ne y: .. CotlSalat n
fagelloieo ilealeSI tllelf place Oi nesl'
oellce. T..
There are Consular Agencies
PHILIP c. H. H.ANNA.
CONSUL.
at Aguaallla'
Areclbo'
arroyo.
fa]ardo'
Mayaguez.
nagua'o'
Ponce. and \legues. S-S
~. eel Ensayo Obrero, de esta capital
ha siio multsdo gubernativamente con CO pe-
SOS medo que debera satisfacer en- un plazo
de 80 dfa., por ell artfoulo que pubic6 en- su
edic6n del domingo pasado bajo ell rubro $50
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~A ur2ndpe MALES GRANDES RENE
e'u"u'o DIOS. Cuando el empobreci
miento organico auiquils el cuerpo ell espfri-
tn Sc impone devolver al sistema nervioso
toda su fuerza vigor; de ahf la indication
especial del sVino Cordial de Cerebrina, de
Ulrici, conceptuado por los m6dcos mas emf
nentes, como ell sreconstituyente, spoderoso
ell vitalizador, mas rapido l-ps
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las demAs capitales y pueblos de Espafa 6 Is
las adyacentes. ao-l6
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Naiserlit9 9eutst9es
Aonsulat.

Autoetordert uom der l,iesiDell
Gsegicrltlln, eine asfste der III
2urrtu a,icn ansaessiDetl de1lts-
Chen Staats-Anocl1ueripcm ein-
zmreicllem, auerdem letatere cr-
slcl1t sicl1 almter Ei1treichnnD
ihrcr 3apiere pcrsuenlirll nder
schriftlicl1 hei den nacl1stel1cn-
dem ataiserltc11 lelttscl1fm 1inn-
anlaten resp: pire 1nns,tlatrn
rhfstrns zlr 1l1elde,t.
Adolf Rauschenplet, AaiseH Ko"s"1
San Juan, Il, /.
F. Philippi, h"ise1 Eice-
Mayagjez. AnsM
H. G. Fritze, .,,A,
Ponce. 'e"'
j. Bultnann, de,u.
Aguadilla.
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Carlos y Antonio Rodriguez

Peritos mercantiles de la Escuela Official de
Comercio do Barcelona, con ceitifcado de la
Academia de Comercio de Zurich. Ofrecen sus
servioioa profesionaes para la contabilidad y
correspondence nacional extranjera. Como
cen todo 10 referente bancos de emission y
descuento, no tienen Inconvenience en- desem.
pefar dichos nego ,iados como auxiliares. Re
siden en- AhascO, PuertO-Rico. 30-l5
n'o""'"" sc reparten comidas q domici.
lio ca =
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-26
Cure for klondike Fever.

From our Oseeola Correspondent.
The Klondike fever seems to have be-
come a raging epidemic throughout the
whole country. Men and women are
rushing to the cold northland by thou
sands, expecting to find their fortunes
within easy reach after they arrive at
Dawson or whatever point they may
be heading for. Some, it is true, may
realize their fullest anticipations and
be lucky enough to return home safely
with sufficient amount OF the lucid
lucrc to enable them to live at ease the
remainder of their days. But this class
will fade away into insignificence when
numbered against the vast throng Of
fortune seekers who are rushing into
the so-called golden North. When we
think OF the Thermometer standing for
weeks at 70o below zero, we can realize
why 1t is that some of them perish In
attempting to cross the Chilkoot and
other mountain passes of the far north.
Then again many are ship-wrecked and
cast into cold watery grave before
they even reach the point they started
for; others, too, who have endured
many hardships in that ice-bound re-
gion and who by hard work and strict
economy have accumulated enough of
the yellow metal to bring them home
and, perhaps, start them in some busi-
ness or buy favored spot of land, are
taken with that dreadful fever peculiar
to that country and called away from
this mortal sphere in a few days, or
they may go down with some sinking
ship or be knocked down by some des-
perado on their journey homeward and
all their treasures lost to themselves
and friends. These arc but few of
the many maladies resulting from Klon-
dixie fever. Beware of its awful con.
sequences, particularly married mon.
If you feel 1t approaching go at once to
where remedy can be found, for an
ounce of preventative is worth a pound
of cure.
n wonderful preventative was dis
covered in osceola, White Pine county,
Nevada, sometime ago. Its me its have
been tested-found TO be very effective.
Fully 50, 000, 600 worth of It has already
been sold. To be fully cured you must
go there for treatment. The people
living there never expect to go to Klon-
dixie; they all indulge in the ,sc of this
medicine (Which is taken in doses ms
large as can be had) and arc content to
remain at home. The remedy is harm-
less and pure. being nothing more or
less than gold dust. Try /: before
starting to Klondike. ~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-26
TElEPHONED FROM EUREKA.
THE LATEST NEWS OF INTEREST
TO OUR READERS.
THE MAINE DISASTER.
Alleged Discovery OF Spanish
Plot.

The Examiner Of the 25th contains the
report that the plot of the Spanish
Conspirators to blow up the Maine has
been revealed. 1t is alleged that Pres
ident Mckinley has received a dispatch
from Havana revealing foul play. The
Presidents envoy, Senator Proctor IS
on his way 10 Havana to consult with
Consul General Lee.
The Court of Inquiry has returned TO
Key West but their report has not yet
been made public More exploded ear
fridge cases were found by the divers
w.lich would indicate thai an explosion
did occur in the magazine OF the vessel.
Beyond this nothing authentic with re-
gard to the results of the Investigation
by the divers is obtainable.
France has made It public that she
will not interfere in case OF war between
Spain aud the United States. Martial
spirit is running high but the leaders
are patiently awaiting the action Of the
President.
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Successful cave-ln.

The DeLamar Gold Mining company
made another successful cave-in in
their mine last Monday morning. Hav-
ing prepared a small blast all hands left
the mine. When the explosion occu. /.
red the blast was hardly perceptible,
but it dropped body of ore about lC0
feet high and estimated TO contain 20, =
900 tons of ore distance of fifteen feet
from the surface to the stope, and the
whole heavens were filed with dust,
causing CONSERVATION among the un-
initiated citizens. No damage was
done, and all hands working In the
mine were unharmed.
The ore dropped has boon standing
for some time past between the old
workings and surface. This Ia new
departure in mining by caving, and the
DeLamar company so far has made q
success of il.
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CHERRY CHEEK ITEMS.

The highwayman who held-up Jas.
Coombs. viii have his trial in Elko this
week
1t is feared Harvey Newton, who had
his leg broken recently in the Star
mine, will lose his leg by amputation.
Everything at the Star mine is per-
fectly satisfactory; plenty of ore, and
the mill working to a charm.
Charley Wagner brought in to-day,
redwood to build large tank so that
in the event OF fire there win be n
plenty OF water
Potatoes are very scarce with most
ranchers. Henry Jones is now supply
ing the market at 2cts ID. a good
market here.
The supply of grain is very limited,
particularly wheat. of which this mark
ct is quite bare.
L. C. Courtenay of Duckwaier, came
in Wednesday with bunch of beef
steers for Frank Leach, the butcher.
A letter received from Dolph Sun
berg, states he has had ons eye taken
out and hopes this will be the means OF
$ wing the other.
James Bailey, Millwright from Salt
Lake City, has been examining the
Egan mill for the North Mountain Co.
and expect very shortly to increase the
capacity of the machinery.
AL Burnett desires TO thank all who
participated in the concert for his bene
fit. We hope to see Al return with hi,
eyesight restored.
Miss Mamie Blackwell of Curran
Creek, came to town this week on
visit to her brother. She was the CUES
Of Mr.. Cannon.
Geo f. Parker with commendabl
foresight is laying thousands of feet o
new and enlarged pipe for his water
works to supply increased and increas
ing demand.
In the event OF trouble between Uncl
Sam and the Spanish Queen, com
pany of young Americans are ready t
give their services and go to the front
DIR. Hammond and Fred Clark cam
up on very sudden call this week
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The Alphine Land & Water company
IS negotiating with parties in San Fran
cisco to erect a sugar beet factory in
Douglas county. The percentage of
sugar bects raised in Douglas is far in
excess of any raised in the country and
this largo percentage has attracted the
attention of capital in California and
the East.
1t viii require from three to five
thousand acres of land To supply a
factory with enough beets to make it
profitable. Owing TO the high percent
age OF sugar, however, it would require
less acreage in Nevada than else
where. The beet crop for sugar has to
rotate and the land from which a crop
has been raised must lie idle two years,
so that the land is never used only
every fourth year.
Once such an enterprise Is started in
this State more win follow and in the
future beet culture ought to be one of
the principal industries OF Nevada
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TELEPHONE BETWEEN ely AND
CHERRY CREEK.

We understand that plans are being
made here for building telephone line
between Ely and Cherry Creek, This
would not only be convenience to the
people of both towns but would be an
incalulahle benefit to the people of
Cherry Greek. a practical illustration.
Of this fact has been afforded several
times in the past few weeks, when 1t
has been necessary to send a messenger
80 miles 10 Ely to summon doctor.
With a telephone the doctor could
have been in Cherry Greek by the time
the messenger reached Ely. Cherry
Creek would also be put in direct con-
nection with the Western Union Tele-
graph at Eureka. The construction
OF the line would be comparatively in
expensive and il the Company and
business men of Cherry Greek will put
up their share when called upon, the
project Is practically assured.
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A SUDDEN DEATH.

Rosa Buletti was found dead in her
room at the residence of Peter Zunino
in Lane City last Sunday morning
about o clock. She had been called
a short time before and answered as
usual but, as she did not appear, Mr..
Zunino went to investigate and found
her dead on the loor. The doctor was
sommoned and pronounced it case of
death from heart disease, with which
she had been troubled for some tine.
An inquest was held by Justice Web
or as Acting Coroner ON Monday morn
ing. +. NJ. Clark. J. B. Simpson, S.
n. Holmes, VIM. Lyons, A. n. McDon-
aid and X. NJ. Peters were chosen as q
jury. After hearing the testimony of
Potter Zunino, Sol Hip and DIR. Ham
mond, which was practically as above,
the jury brought in verdict that Rosa
OF their knowledge and belief, from
heart disease.
The deceased was a native of Switz-
erland and about % years old. She
leaves sister in Delamar and mother
and sister in the old country. The fu-
neral took place on Tuesday at z. M.
from the residence of Mr.. Zunino, and
the remains were buried in the Ely
cemetery. Many sympathetic friends
gathered at the grave where VIM.
Hayes read the Catholic burial service.
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To Our Customers.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is the
best cough syrup we have ever used
ourselves or in our families. W. II.
King, Isaac p. King and many others
in this vicinity, have also pronounced
II the best. All we want is for people
to try it and they will be convinced.
Upon honor, there is no better that we
have ever tried, and we have used many
kinds. r. A. BLAKE & SON, General
zerchants, Big Tunnel, Va. Sold by
F. NJ. Clark, Druggist.
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FROM ALL OVER the STATE.
SUMMARY OF FTHENEWS S
As GATHERED FROM OUR tx
cnANGf1s.

Ten more families have joined the
colonists on the Waymore ranch in
Lyon County.
The first prisoner to die in the State
Prison in three years died there Sun
day. He was Chinaman-a United
States prisoner.
II Is reported that the Capron will
contest and the several suits connected
with 1t will be compromised at San
Francisco very shortly,
! Mountain City in Elko county has
raised in the neighb0rhood Of 81, 500
for tho purpose OF putting a road
through to Mountain Home, Idaho.
1t is said that Rev. NJ S. Riddle of
the Elko Tidings win shortly start a
paper at Lovelock. His sons win con-
tinue to conduct the 1idiDgs.
Tho notice "Wanted good reliable
men at the DeLamar Mill was posted
in several places about town during the
past week. No idle men can be found
In town that want to work.-Lode.
The Delamar Lode states that VIM.
D. p. Aimes expects to put in an Ice
manufacturing plant at that place
capable of making about tons a day.
The Phoebe Record says that the
prospects for the building of the rail-
road from Milford look very favorable
and so miles will propably be built this
season.
Plans have been made by the citizens
of Winnemucca to tender an informal
reception to the teachers who attend
the State Institute, on the evening of
their arrival, Monday, April 4th.
Last Tuesday a freight train was
wrecked on the c. +. near Verdi.
Twelve cars left the track but no one
was hurt. Passenger trains were de-
layed for several hours before the
track could be cleared.
Two big guns for coast defense went
west Thursday noon. They each weigh
ed 20, 900 pounds, and were loaded on a
solid steel fat car belonging to the
Pennsylvania Central. The trucks un-
der the car consisted of eight wheels
each. Free Press.
Prof. Irelan, formerly State Miner
alogist of California, has just completed
second investigation OF the Bruins
wick lode. He expresses the belief that
the Brunswick is the extreme east wall
OF the COmstoek and predicts that pros
pecting towards the west will reveal
new ore bodies.
VIM. o. Yoang, formerly of Tusca-
rora, who went TO Alaska three years
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thirteen others. They had between
$75, 600 and 500, 900 in nuggets and gold
dust with them. Young Is said to be
interested in number of rich claims.
Jake johnson, Deputy Sheriff came
up from Delamar Monday evening,
having in charge Robt. Bonds who is
bound over TO appear before the Grand
Jury in the sum OF $4,000, for an at
tempt of murder on Rufus Pippin.-
Phoebe Record.