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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-16
Sol de Arecibo, de que en- Lares ha su-
cedido aIgo grave.

c0t de ArecIbo, de que en- Lares ha su
cedido algo grave.
|. Pide nnestro compafero La Voz de
Yauco Ia habilitaci6n del puerto de
Guauica y funda su petici6n en- razones
de l6gica poderosa.
Ha llegado la Capital un correspon-
sal del MIC York Herald, Sc ocupa en-
tomar vistas de todos los incidentes de
la actual temporoda de carnaval.
Han sido exhumados en- la Capital
once cadaveres de soldados norte- anne
ricanos, que .estaban enterrados en- Puer
to ole TERRA, para ser llevados q los
Estados Unidos.
No lie ha sido admitida al senior Ca
muiiss la renuncia que presento del car
go de Sub -secretario de Gobernacion.
Sc compra un caballo color rucio,
con cola y pelo abundante, de cuartas
de alzada, de amos de edad.
Para iaforme dirijase ell que posea
dicho animal a don Ramirez Rondon
Nos ha visitado ell joven puertorri-
queiio don Juan Curet, que tras larga
ausencia en- los Estados Unidos retorna
al seno de la patria. Ell seflor Curet
es uno de los jovenes que cuenta como
estudiante las mejcres notas que pue-
den alcanzarse, y es conceptuado por
competentes hablstas del idioma in
giles, como un conocedor profundo del
.dioma.
Deseamos al sefior Curet felix estan-
cla entire nOsOtros.
Por promover escandalos en- p1blico
fueron denunciadas anoche dos mujeres
del Hucar y dos de la Cantera.
Sabemos que Sc ha dado la orden d
los americanos de buscar casas fuera de
la poblacion, distancia de tres millas,
con ell fin de que les sirva de depositos
a sus parques de artillerfa.
Anoche hubo retreta en- la Plaza de
las Delicias por la banda de muslca
americana.
Durante ell mes de Enero proximo
pasado Sc han repartido en- ell Del osito
Municipal 1877 estancias correspondent
do 81 personals, 13 del sexo femenino.
Hace dos tres dias sc encueutra en-
ferma de cuidado en- esta poblacion, la
respectable sonora dona Margarta Alo-
mar de Rosich; madre de nuestro
rido amigo don Julio, contador de este
ayuntamiento.
Hacemos votos por su pronto -resta
Ramona Vazquez y Dolores M6ndez,
que cuenta de cajds Sc negaban, la
primera pagar un puesto que tiene en-
Ell Mercado la segunda presentar la
!icencia de otro puesto, han sido de-
nunciadas hoy.
ConapoAta popular lie abastos. Para
tomar acuerdos de importancia Sc cita
Junta general de accionistas para ma
mana viernes a las tres de la tarde Ell
ell escritorio de los senores Collazo Pc
rez Guerra Ca en- la Playa.
Ponce, l6 de Febrero de l999.-El
Presidente, Il. Cdsols.
Aver fueron curados Ell la Sala de
Socorros dos individuos, uno de ellos
de una herida grave ocasionada con ar
ma blanca.
Por infracci6n al Reglamento de Ca
rruajes fueron denunciados aver ell
3 onductor de coche no 81 y Lorenzo
Zayas por estar trabajando con un ca
rro sin sello.
Sc halla en- esta ciudad y nos ha dis
pensado atenta vista ell notable profe-
sor de piano don Federico Ramos.
ST ell senior Rtmos sc decidiera d es
tablecerse en- esta ciudad, lie auguramos
buen exito, pues su larga practica pro
fesional y sus conocimientos, hacen de
el uno de los profesores mas acredita |
dos do Ia isla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-16

s3~
a En- la calle de la Luna, extreme Oeste.
Sc ha alberto un deposito de leche pura.
Sc vende a todas horas del dia desde
las ) de IA mafIana, hasta las de la tar
de. Fbro. 3 1899 J,t0n Wontalco. l IN.
CERVEZA'EXCELSIOR.--Lossei seilo
res Bonnin G. acaban de recibir por
ell vapor Winefred, una gran partida de
esta acredtada marca SO
CARLOS F. CHARDON. = Procu-
rador y angente de negocios, ofrece sus
servicios profeslonales al ptiblico.
Calle Cristina, bajo del Sr. Francis
chi. 1875
El Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad, Ell
session del dia 6 del actual, acordo
anunciar d concurSo por ell termino
de ounce dias contar desde esta fe
cha, la plaza de Primer Jefe de Ia Po-
licia Municipal de esta ciudad, dOtada
con ell haber de mil quinientos pesos
anuales.
Lo que Sc hace publico para como
|cimiento general, y d fin de los que
deseen optar la citada plaza, pre-
senten sus sOlicitudes en- la Secretaria
de esta Corporation dentro del indi-
|cadO plazo.
Ponce, Febrero 10 de 1899. Ell Al
calde Presidente, Luis Po,rata Do
ria. 1-3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-16

No podemOs por menos de hacernos
eco de la fama que esta adquiriendo
entire ell bello sexo del mundo entero
ell eRemedio Turcoo sAmazz Quevados,
(marca reglstrada) por sus maravillosas
propied AIDES en- la extinction completa
en- pocos dias, de todo aquel pigmento
que tiende alterar la pureza del rostro
desaparecen con su uso las mas rebel
des pecas, manchas y todo 10 que afec
tar pudiera al cults.
Sc encuentra de venta en- las princi-
pales farmacias.
Pfdase por mayor G. Mulet Maya
giiez. Ponce, Encro l dc 1899.
PROPIEDADES one Sc arriendan
Una en- ell barrio xMachuelo arribax de
IT'S cuerdas, $50 en- pastos y ell resto
finca. Otra en- ell barrio xMachuelo
abajo, de s5 cuerdas de pastos ounce
minutes de la poblacion.
Informaran Casasnovas q Ca. 8 d.
Enrique Critic. Ponce, Enero "a I'm
En- ell taller dc don Roberto Graham
Sc hacen con prontitud esmero toda
clase de reparaciones a las bicicletas
para 10 cual Sc cuenta con operarios ha-
biles especialistas Ell esos trabajosy con
todos.los accessories que sean necesarios.
Enero, 5, de 1899. l. MIA
VENDEN Cerveza de las marcas
Rheingold = Pabst y tambien Ginger
Ale, Boysen y Ca.-Ponce, Febrero 6
de 1899. 2m.
En- estas ofcinas Sc vende la biogra :
fla de Bolivar, por l. Colon y Colon q
40 centavos ejemplar.
Ponce, Enero 20 de 1899.
LECCI0NES DE INGLEs.-Un
americana, licenciado de la Universidad
de Nueya York, da lecciones de ingles,
precios convencionales.- s.-Calleion de
don Juan Seix, segunda casa 4 la dere-
cha. 10
DR.. Flores Arrieta yIealicO
Sc ofreoe 8 usted en- todos los ramos
de su profession.
Consultas gaatis para los pobres los
Martes y Sabsdos de 1 de la tarde.
Gale de- la Estrella, esquina de la sa
lud. Enero, % de 1899. 1.uI d
Elm cinco mil pesos, Sc vende una
casa de mamposterfa, que
renta 90 pesos mensuales. Informaran
p. G.. Luna no IL. Enero 8 l m.
EN- 5000 PESOS ORC AME
vende en- la prolonga-
cion de la calle de la Villa numero 1O3,
los solares con un area superficial de
395 metros cuadrados fernando una
collndando con las GALES vi
LA, Fe, Mora terrenos baldios 8 del
Dichos solares continen en- ell frente
una casa tienda y vivienda. Informaran
en- las mismas. Ponce, Fbro. IA l m a
En- la fonda La Liga Obrera Sc me-
,esitan dos dependencies que sepan leer
7 escribir. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-16

De ella Correspondence, es ell ST.
guiente suelto:
Hoy Sc han irmado los nombramien
tos siguicntes para ell nuevo Cuerpo de
Policfa Colonial.
Ter Jefe, don LUIS Berries Borges.
Oficiales los. don Jose Urrutia.
don Enrique Molina.
Idem Eos. don Antonio Salgado.
don Pedro Guerrero.
Sos. don Sergio Noa.
don Alfonso Agrait
Estos oticiales al mando de una sec
cion de 100 hombres ha sido ordcnado
por ell teniente Teschter para que salga
embellishments prestar servicios 4 la
Isfa en- vista de los sucesos acaecidos
recientemente.
un cercado de alambre propiedad de
don Braulio Fernandez, Bo Machuelo
abajo, lie han robado una potranca saina
oscura, de q amos de edad, cuartas de
alzada, paso menudeo, marca B. f.
herradas las patas traseras. Gratifica-
ra quien de noticias de ella.
Ponce, Enero "a 1899. I'm
Sc VENDE.-Unap propiedad en- ell
barrio <Magueyes a 3l4 de hora de es-
ia ciudad, compuesta de 20 cuerdas de
terreno, con aqua suiciente y casas
de vivienda techadas de zinc.
Los terrenos estan cemhrados de Ca
fe y mafafos. Informara don Joaquin
Glr6n, calle Union esquina a Trico-
che. EnerO % 1899
<Cruz de Maltas Ella Pima, papel
de fumar de esta marca son agentes
exclusives para toda la isla.
Enero 13. l nj. a. 7. Ma,eescau y Ca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-16

I'll conductor del caro- de La basura
sc nos presenta diariamente eli los par
tes de la policfa como un honlbre dtru.
bstidrio Aver fue denunciado tambien
por negarse re,oger la basura en- al
gunas casas del barrio 90
sDicho conductor recolector, pade-
cera de algun Affection nerviosa de
mo no mania?
Ell restaurant elias Columnas, esta
siendo ell sitio de moda para todos los
partidarios del comfort. Comedor am
,plio y elegante, sservlcio esmerado, CO.
mida exquisite, modicidad en- precios.
| Musica entire dfas que ameniza las pri-
| meras horas de la noche. Tai es hoy ell
restaurant elias Columnas.
Ha fallecido en- Jayuya la estimable
seflora do1a Angelina Torresola de Ca
llejo, vfctima de la epidemia variolosa,
que la llevo la tumba con solo doce
J dfas de enfermedad.
Era una senora distinguidfsim muy
apreciada en- aquella localidad.
A todos sus deudos enviamos nuestro
sentldo pesame.
Retorno Aguadilla tras breve au-
,, sencla Ell esta ciudad, acompanado de
su distinguida familia, nuestro querido
amigo don Fernando Yumet comercian-
!, tie de aquella villa.
Nuestro amigo don Fernando j. Ma
tfas nos mostro un habil trabajo regalo
dedicado el por ell artesano seflor vi
dal Rodriguez de Yauco, que consiste
en- un velador con su carpeta de crochet
hecho en- trabajo apropiado y colocado
en- una botella.
Ell trabajo es caprichoso, artfstico y
! revela habilidad.
Han sido denunciados hoy los pesa
dores de carnes Manuel Dfaz Nicolas
j Castro por expender carne al pnblico
con falta en- ell peso.
| Con atento 3. l.. M. de nuestro ami
90, ell se1or alcalde de esta ciudad, he
mos recibido un cuadro demograico de
| las defunciones ocurridas Ell la ciudad
de Ponce en- ell mes de Enero pasado, y
| que ascienden a 127 intermediates CO.
| rrientes infectivas 3 que Sc descom-
ponen asf
Tuberculosis ............ l9
Dlsenterfa -.
OaHcea
Viruelas 10
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GREAT AID TO IRRIGATION.
Geog graphical Survey Has Issued q
Complete Pamphlet.

WASHINGTON, May si.-The United
States geographical survey has Just issued
important volume prepared by +. n.
Newell. relating to the use of water for
power. irrigation and other Industrial par-
poses. being the product OF ten years ex-
perience and systematic measurement. Ii
gives facts concerning rivers in various
localities from Maine 10 California and
shows the greatest. least and average fiow
by miles.
The greater part Of the volume is given
to facts concerning the rivers Of the West:
particularly those engaged in irrigation.
The Missouri river and It's tributaries In
Montana and Wyoming ara described, and
figures OF avaiisbis water inserted
The conditions in the drainage basins az
tbs Humboldt river and OF the great sal,
lake In Nevada and Utah, are desert bed
and also those along the ella river. In
Arizona The far Northwest has not been
neglected. rivers having been measured
in Idaho, Washington and Oregon Eiab.
crate eetaAs are given concerning Cali
feruIa, and q paper upon the water sapf,ly
OF Southern California. prepared by j.
l4ppincstf. has been inserted
Besides the elaborate discussion OF the
rivers, there are papers upon under ground
waters. one Of them 3eIag hy " III BAR
ten, on the underground water sgfg3y Of
Western Nebraska. This is aggsuYs,ysss n ed
nv cosored mars showing the vast extent
10 which tse development Of arid and aes-
er. lands has proceeded in this area
TIE volume Is eds borasety illustrated
Every attempt has been made 10 render
this volume onyenient for reference and
~ IN attractive 10 appearance.
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Eactfon, after rectivfng aUurances shat the
Aiteszd power viii be restrained. Isssened
their eight against him. bat there 10 70 BE-
no ist-up regarding pesiiss. and the Illinois
men arc out after his scalp. They prefer
is blood raw. DevilE II not alarmed. ana
declares that - he - the pessonai ~
potntss of Chairman Jones. nobody but thAt
gentleman car remove him- He says be
VIII hang on despite the efforts 81 the II;i-
nois men
n TIE conference should b rssosved into
form OF 4 national committee tomorrow.
Il II probable that the resignation Of Teller
ard Alien from the ways and means COM
msssee VIII Be accepsed- Both are willing
20 get cut. and ether members OK the ma
fionaI committee are willing that they
should
Baw Aats-Tgust banquet.
The ANTITRUST" banquet tomorrow night
promises 20 be mast successful affair.
All aya,ia bic seats have been sold and an
overflow meeting has bees arranged for.
The soasts viii be al follows:
why We Are Here" Hon- Hairy B.
Halves.
presentation Of State and District Ban
ners IN the Name Of che State Commit
tse." Hon. Champ Clark.
"Acceptance OF STATE Eannsrs." Hon. G.
q. FnrtA-
.Acceptancs Of District Banners" Hon
II. r. Benton
Trusts and Democracy 81. c. Wet
more.
.4The Trust and It's Parents" Hon. ID. A.
De Almond.
"1Genopoises,' Hon. w. j. Bryan
II Ia expected that short talks will DO
made by other distinguished members.
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Meeting Opened by WOmen's Home
Missionary Society.

SAN FRANCISCO, May A-The pro-
ceedfnrs OF the national Baptist convention
commenced today with the opening session
OF the Womeu's Baptist Home Mission So
ciaty.
The address Of welcome was delivered by
Mrs Sunderland president OF the society
In California Following a short musical
programme. the reports OF the secretaries
OF the different committees were read.
The business session was presided over
by the president. Mrs. j. y. Grouse. Of
Chicago, who has been the presiding off,
Ger of the society since its organization
The report 81 the corresponding secretary.
Miss Mary O. Bur5ette showed that dur
ing the past year 2ssi auxtliarles had re-
ported TO headquarters and OF these . f2s
are woDens societies and - are chtidren's
bands
Under the auspices Of the general society
IA missionaries have IaSored during the
year. their work being prosecuted at nine
~ different stations in thirty-seven states
and territories OF our OWE country ard two
states in Mexico. The number Of mission
aries in TIRE field at the close Of The year
is la Religious visits during the year
ruETsn~resf ~ sS, averaging over 100 visits
10 Zach sarser, Reference was also made
Is the active preparations TO advance the
work IN tsIta and the rev American pos
sessions tn Porto Rico and the Philip
pines. The total receipts of the year were
So Is and the Disbursements were 81 SIS,
thus absorbing q balance ~ ass from
she previous scar and s2,aso borrowed.
Goosis clothing and supplies we're sent
20 missionaries during the year valued AZ
sfaIss
During the day the following home mia
sieDartes were introduced 80 the dele
rates:
Misses FsE'@, Ross HaxStrone. Erickson
Clark. penBsy<r and Iofgrin. Mrs r. 8
Macarthur. ~ New York presented The
report - the executive board Of the wors-
ans Home Mission Society. The res-ars
saak hopeful view ~ she field ard sag
westea that not Iess than s7soe De raised
fer the work fa the coming year.
Pending tire adoption. Mrs. ". r. Post.
cf Colorado. spoke on organization among
the young. Shs was followed by several
In tsrs~< discussions
Mrs ". = Wars'ev ~ New York
made an address ur~on "rcw q, Interest
tire G4fhr~n ard Why
Mesaats were suggested far Interesting
children ~ FsTAet teal Fm1 sss0rarw activity
Mrs John VI Cha@msns ~ Chicago made
ar address upon the mission % she BaEa-
ans nsnssst Eo-se Msszssa SeetetF
Missionaries representing the various
fsssss~s 81 the soekesy's work made hs4es
addresses
Miss Tarrls + P@rk ~ Texas ore ~
80 fsr~s mtsssors rt~s is ffse E@atA spake
wgsoE %Afs1ea's Daughters tH America -
Miss Nina Everett ~ New MerIec
snois en- 'FNexice's Nsalsasss.'' Hiss lsxh>i
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PLATT NAMES THE TICKET.
New York Senator Predicts the he
oloctson 81 Mckinley and
Hobart.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE Evening
World prints an interview with Senator
r. c. Plat, In which ths latter Ia quoted
as strongly advocating the denomination
Of President Mckinley ard tice-Prsxidsnf
Hobart. The interview says.
Senator Pfatt said that all the Criticism
which had been hung at Mckinley cannot
altar facts. and that The president has con-
owctec In magnificent style the shorteAs and
most decisive war OF modern times and
AMPLY astonAasd the old world By the
way IN which he did L.
ssfhie general satisfaction" continued
Senator Plat, has had un3onbied demon
otraton by the presidents reception where
ever he has been. without q shadow Of
doubt he wilt be nominated and elected.
ssThA Republican party Is stronger than
Il ever was. yice-P President Hobart will be
elected with Mckinley. He Is my choice
Tor vice-president Just as Mckinley 10 for
president
AS for the Democratic party. II has
only one hs1e- sllver-and that has been
fepudiated by the entire country.
30 far a. We have gone, American COM
merciAl interests will Assured.y benefit. AT
any rate. there ID a certainty that no land
ever held by the United States must ever
- rslinQutshed. This would be imposst-
He spoke OF the peace conference a. The
Hague a. visionary. beautiful and I'M
practicable. Universal peace. he said is
not for this age.
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NO PESTHoUSE FOR THEM.
Passengers ON y. =. Train Esrape.
Leaving smallpox Pati~st and
Trntnmem behind

ST. PAUL May sa--A special frsrn ues-
en-. Mont. 10 the Pioneer Press says.
AZ attempt was made by local officers
~ Atssa1la this forenoon % quarantine the
through easthagsssd passenger train or, ,ae
Northern Pscsae The conductor discover.
81 = CASE Of smallpox On hoard. the victim
bFt1E a man wsso boarded the train al
s.ssfl@. He wired ahead far the company :
gaysiciar az Missosila and the health o.
Fr@T, u2a1 arrival - th@ train undertook
;" eefssH every p~rson on Acsrd All The
passengers escspss9 bar sfs corsyet~- s,e~
nsskfsse1 and the patient who we're De
'aln.4 anS sent ~ ths pess house. two
SaSehfF ~ Ehe train ware sI4etraekesa Tn.
thirty p2szsFr xs-x ~
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RATES TO LOS ANGELES.
Reads Announce Figures for No-
tlonal Educational Association.

CHICAGO. May ss.~-Centrai passenger
roads have announced that they will
make rate 81 one fare plus 81 for the
round trip frcn their territory n Los
Angeles and return for The annual con.
veEtion Of the National Educational A..
eocts:ien, Ia be heta there July 10 10 ~
Tickets At these rates may he ssiid hy
al routes via which regular nfne nfarth~'
Pacific coast tourist tickets originally an.
ply. and NAV read Via Portland and the
Shasta route sn oae direction only In
payment OF ss1 ~ extra at tinae az par
chase. except THAT the tnioa Pacific aud
Nanta re VIII require ON tickets reading
one direction Via rK,sen ana the other
VIA Portland ami tbe shasta route 81 q
additional On the tickets reading esA
way Via Denver and San Francsscss frssfa
Rarstow or III Pasc err psnsiag and In the
reverse direction Sss fawtiara and fh4
shasta roifts. So - additional vii he
ckargesi. These rates viii be IN eject
rem Jun. = 20 july {. gssod Ter return 10
September g.
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SERIOUS TROUBLE FEARED,


ser eools es ss<, NIX ~ ,h nask ns.i a
mills On Monday night by whitecaps has
led TO sensational developments. Last night
another negro WAS taken from his house
and severely beaten and cut. Theae ne
groes are iawab.alng citizens Today the
superintendent ard others at the kincaid
mills were notified 10 leave AT once or they
would be dealt with
II now transpires that there has been a
club formed here known az the Iaborers
Union Band. with the purpose OF driving
tho negroes out o.! the country. The band
has about so members. a large number Of
whom are boys under age. Upon orders
from the governor. the Griffin rifles are In
their armory awaiting orders srem Judge
Hammond TO proceed tn the factory The
mayer has been reliably informed that IL
the militia so 10 the factory there Will be
trouble tn the city tonight He has or
dered all the police on duty throughout the
night
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
Payments Of Mission Stations Exceed
Board Outlay for First Time.

PHILADELPHIA. May A-The forty
first general assembly of the United Pres
gan Its sessions here today The sermon
was preached by the retiring moderator
Rev. DR.. r.. G. Ferguson. The reports OF
the boards OF church extension and home
missions were presented.
The board OF home missions reports that
Tor the f2r1t time payments by mission
stations exceed the entire outlay of the
board On the other hand, the decrease
OF membership is without precedent.
Twenty-eiGht stations have been in the
special care Of the board. All but four of
these-Canton. Detroit Lincoln and Taco
ma. whose terms as special missions have
now expired-remain in this relation TO
the board and their requests for the COM
ing year have been acted upon
The total receipts Of the board for the
year amount 20 $3.50. and the total ex
penditures to ga, IT,
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sCHLEY'S .rLlrrEa- u TIRED.
Rear Admiral Meetia1 with erand
osnttams Everywhere.

OMAHA May sas~-sesr AsrAsyAl sk-hYes,s
prosrcss westward Sfnes ha insr Omaha esz
n~eh fffuEslasAat to9r, A. every town ssg
tae itne people stsaS,S q crowds 81, the Ma
fofuss. eager So vaseh 4 gitmysses 81 ar,
naNal seFa he spgess RID on tho r~mr ~fa,-
Iorfn ard a kDawtesfasl their greetings
Nit n~sSsd ~ 10 excused srg@s nantgxhss
lag. as ne Nz& THE xosss rsAs,F,ls, ~ i,,,s,ss
hafe nearly shaken nav right fapysr 10.
Tafse Thousand people greetea hsr,1 a..
Lincoln. wHsre tae train ssorpa. Ffsaer
minutes, A. Hastings atsss ~ ger csfsxs9sa
hsstrs by sNsn3s. q. \. II s1s~a ana sssAsg
organizations, cfssss5ssi sFettus the steffs,.
and eAssfrcd themselves aoaeNa Ts,s Has
tattie~asp nssAe az rare rsysYr~. A. s,ss~~
sesns ;ae ~ eilsa @eEs Te~ssssss-sssa as =
late haaF tonight -
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OTIS LIST OF CAsUALTIEs.


Killed.
HOWSEE, HARRY l., private Company
C. First Colorado. May O.
SCOTT, GEORGE, corporal Company q.
First Idaho
CASSIDY. ROBERT ". Company K.
weniy-eecond infantry. severe.
Fourth cavalry, breast severe
EDLING, LEONARD. private Company
=. First California. navel moderate: May
IA
KNEPKER, CHARLES H.. private
Company G. Ninth infantry, thumb. slight.
MATHIESON. HANS c., private Troop
PENDER. JOIiN nrivafe Comnanv
Twelfth infantry, skull. severe; May -
SCHUYLER. SIMON. private Company
L. navel severe
Fourth cavalry. thumb. moderate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-25

Patriotic Citizen Of Kansas starts
an Endless Chain Letter.

EAFoRIA. Kan. May ea-An endless
chain letter has been starred nv Kansas
man te rea0ke Edward Atkinson Orig
inai letters from c. H. Osborne, OF King
mar. Kan were received TODAY in EN-
poris. requesting the recipients To write a
card TO Edward Atkinson as follows:
Please do n0t siaudsr our president our
soldiers ana our country"
The recipients are ais, requested ~ write
ten hysi friends similar cards.