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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
TRAVESIA

TRAVESIA
r. B. Woodside descargando
Maryland descargando
Sc encuentran ademas en- nuestro
puerto los buques americanos siguientes:
carbonero Caesar" vaporcs de guerra
"Panther" "Pleoria" "Machias," guar
da costa "Blake" y trasporte "Mc. Gle
llan."
CABOTAJE
India Mayaguez y Ponce
c. de Maria Mayagiiez y Ponce
Providencia Fsjardo
Carmen Vieques
Isabella Yabucoa y Humacao
Alice perdiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26

UIdn0SC1D|egranaS
St. Thomas, 3 iarle
El CALlUNPIT

Ell generaIisimo Aguinaldo Sc en-
cuentra acampado en- Calumpit
que habia sido desguarnecido hacfa
hoEas por las tropas americanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26

Hemos recibido de Saint Thomas las
siguientes noticias
FL Consul general de Espafia en- AM
beres ira la Habana el de igual clase
Sr. Bonilla, que desempeha el de San
phai. ira a Manila ell Sr. Utiarte, ha
sido nombrado para la vacante de Am
beres.
Ell fuego que estalI6 en- la isla fran
cesa Guadalupe. ha siIo de mayor tras
cendencia de 10 que Sc dijo en- principle.
Tres mil personas que4aron sin hogar y
las perdidas aScienden a millones de
frances Fue detenida una mujer de Ia
que Sc sospecha era complice de desal-
mados incendiarios. La Asamblea fran
cesa vot6 un credito de $4,000 frances
para socorro de la victimas del siniestro.
--Ha muerto la baronesa Hirsch de
jando una fortuna de 20 milones de
duros; lega 100000 a instituciones be
nefcas en- New York y 1000 900 a las
de la Ciudsd de Londres,
Ell asunso Dfeyfus parece va ARE
glarse a gusto de todos Aquel sera
condenado bajo la base de que no Sc ha
descubierto prueba nueva que justihque
la modification de la Sentencia original !;
pero, es cosa decidida, que sc lie indul-
tara
Las elccciones en- Bilbao tueron
animadisimas, a causa de los socialistas
que tienen ali poderosos elementoS. Al
dec 'ararse la derrota de eStos hubo dis
turbios que fuerol 5ofocados sin gran
esfuerzo por las autoridades.
Las noticias que traen los pasajeros
que llegan San Francisco, procedentes
de Samoa, son de mucha gravedad. Di
cen que hubo un viYismo altercado entire
el almirante americana el Comandante
del crucero aleman, en- el cual aquel
amenazo q este con hundir su barco 81
no acataba las instrucciones que dio el
almirante americana. Estas noticias son
m;radas con reserva en- Washington.
l.. sinttSfs de este asunto es esta, con-
forme acaba de exponerla el Canciller
en- ell Reichstsg: Alemania no ira q la
guerra con Inglaterra y los Estados
Uniios por tai nimiedad. pero hace
question de honor cl m.ntcumiento de
sus derechos consignados en- los tratados.
Ell Subsecretario de Esta 10 inglei,
h declarsdo en- la Camsra que estaban
adelantando las negociaciones con les
Estados Unidos acerca del Tratado Gay
ton Buwer referentc al Canal de Mica
ragua Este Tratado fue motive de vi
vas discusiones entire SIS En;smos auto
res. Clayton. Secre:ario de Estado anne
ricano Bulwer. mnistro ing!es, d raj
de su promulgacioo. Ademas de las
provisiones concernentes Ia via por ell
istmo, contiene la neutralizacion de las
Rep1blicas del Cert'o Aneri:a, las
que ninguna de las parties ont'atantes
podfa conquistar nj ievan,ar en- su suelo
establecimientos en- provetho exclusive.
-Un diputadc ha pedido el la Ca
mara inglesa que no sc entregue al Sirdar
la suma que Sc habia convenido en- re
compensa de sus servicios en- el Sudan.
La razon alegada es su ccnducta con los
restos del Madhi, que fueron aventados,
como va saben nuestros lecto.es.
Ell general Roget sera careado con
Mr.. Picqnard; esta c;tado deelarar el
jefe de policia de Paris eE la epoca en-
que sc inici6 ell juicio Dreyfus 1894
Ell Cardenal Vauhgam ha salido
para Roma, llamado 20. Su Santidad.
A,,.- r.&v;-,,,,a,tA ( lac ca;S H. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
De ACEITE DE BACALAO

y los precios rigen de IS 40 centavos
prueba 27o.
TABACO
Las existencias de este articulo soa
regulares los precios estan en- re. cl 81
con la caliGad del artculo.
GA MBIOS
Sobre Londres $S a $50 por I
" New York;. SOS 6o p. & P
Paris --.-.-.. 500 6Ip. z p
Madrid y Bar
celona. $32 35p.o P,
BILLETEs DE LOS EsTADos UNapo
DE AMERICA
Las operaeiones verifcadas CON este
papel han obtenido el tipo dc 81 9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
STU lCIOy DEL MERCADO

Nucva- York, Abril %
La situaci6n de este mercado en-
Il dia de hoy eS la siguicnte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26

OrERACIoNEs DE BUQUES EN- Pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26

Hemos Peiido rectihcaci5n 4 aaestro
corresporsal en- San Thomas re(erea'e (
la "Comision Colonial" que hatia Iici
tado para esta Isla e gOoierno civil )
libre comercio, y nos ha ma.ife ia 10 q c
aludis en- su despacho a la c.misa7 &c
puertorriquenos, de Ia que forman pare
los sefores Emo y Henna. y no 4 Ia CO.
mission americana que nos yisito Ultima
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
DESP PACHf.DOS

Para Havre y escalas, vap alem Che
ruskia. despachado por Mullenhof y
kor5er.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26

MERCADO DE FRUTOS
AzUCAR
Sin operaciones.
CAFE
Llegan regulares partidas de este gra
no para su venta, y los precios que
canaan son los siguientes
5 IoaIoH Corrientes Cuba.
5 IIt aI2H Pil6n
5 I3 3aI4 Hacienda sin escojer
5 I44 aI5! Id. escojido
La cot;zaci0n que venimos anuncian.
do de $4 SO fanega, sigle sostenida, y
las existenciaS son regulares.
RON
Hay algunas eXistencias del articulo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26

OPERACIONES SOBRE Ell MUELLE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26

Sc CEDE, POI traslado a o'ro punto
un espacioso local propio para el conner
eio y situado en- la Gale de la Fortalez'
de esta Capital Informaran "Cuctafa
Ros CO., Fort leza, 50. 10 =:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26

Aver, proximamente las seis de la
tarde, presentose frente a la plaza la
hota de los Estados Unidos que manda
el Rear-Adm,raI William T. Sampson y
que, como anunciamos en- nusstros ca
bles, zarpo de Martinica siguiendo rumSo
este puerto
El referido escuadr6n llamado del
Atlantico" Sc compone de los siguientcs
buques:
Indiana, 7eras, Byo9kiyn, Massachms
ST. N<zca,k, Ne7e YORK, Marb!shead y
Machias.
FL N<sUa,k y Mvbleheaa, como dji
mos oportunamente en- nuestros cables,
sc separaron del resto de la ;cuadra por
haber recibido o den de zarpar. sn dete
nerse en- ningnn puerto, para Samoa FL
NeV York lleva la insignia del Almirantc.
FL cafionero Machias lego con anticipa-
cion nuestro puerto remolcando una
goleta que traia carbon
Hoy. Sc cumple un ano que el Ne7p
YORK acompanado de- Puritan e. Gin
cfnatt bombardeo las blteri S de Ma
tanzas, va a hacer casi otro que la
mayor parte de los barcos de esta es-
cuadra mandados por ell msmo Almi
rante que la dirije hoy. bombardearon
esta ciudad.
Sc DESEA encontrar una perrita
color caneIa, que tiene un collar de plata
con IN candado, y su nOmb'e CaHe!a
escrito er el collar eI que 10 traiga, seEa
recompensado.
Gale del Clisto nume,o ! 3 3
FL Acalde de Morovis ha remitid0 4
la Secretaria de Estado un acuerdo dc
aquella Corporation en- que solicit Sc
relieve al com rcio de la contribute on
municipal satisfaciendo solamente 10 que
por patentes y quota de tarifas tiene
asignado debiendo quedar la mita d de
esta Ultima q benehcio del muncipio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26

Los barcos de la escuadra del Rear
Admiral Samp on, Ia vista de nuestro
puerto, forman en- total dos acorazados
de IA clase y tres cruceros pfotegidos
desplazando. en- suma, 44395 toneladas;
formsn sus dotaciones 1880 hombres y
su artilleria 229 canones, ametralladora,
y tubos lanza-torpedos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12
Station House Addition.

Work on the addition to the police
station Is well under way. A portion
Of the present receiving station will be
torn down and replaced by two-story
building. An additional story will be
added to the portion Of the receiving
station adjoining the police station
proper. This will make uniform two
story structure. There will he direct
communication between the addition
and the courtroom. which will be an
advantage. The stables will he on the
side OF what was formerly used for that
purpose. In addition to stalls for the
horses of the mounted police there will
be a space reserved for the patrol wag-
on, which will then be used night and
day. Contractor Thomas. who has
charge OF the work. expects to have the
building completed in few weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12
Hawaiian Far From Uome.

The late Judge Herman Widemann
was n much travelled man, was n close
observer and knew how to travel
Knowing how to travel Is an art. 1t
means getting the most out OF the op-
portunities afforded. One OF the most
interesting OF Judge Widemann's hun
dreds OF anecdotes was this: At a
town in Germany, quite Off the beaten
path, the Judge was accosted In Ha-
waiian, with which language he had
been familiar for many years. lie re-
replied to the German in the language
of the Islands and quite conversation
was had in the tongue OF this land.
The Judge was asked about affairs in
general here and about a number OF
the prominent citizens and places OF
this country. Finally a conversation
was opened in the German language.
The resident OF the Empire then said
that he had never been in the Islands,
In fact had never been beyond the
bounds OF his town. but had studied
Hawaii and Hawaiians for many years
He had never before had chance to
test his knowledge OF the language Of
the group. However, he spoke 1t quite
well, according TO Judge Widemann.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12
Queens Birthday

1t Is very likely that the Executive
Building will be the scene of the grand
dancing party to be held by the Brit
ish residents on the evening OF the
cath inst, in honor OF the birthday
OF Her Majesty Queen Victoria. The
former throne room Is considered the
best place for such a function us Is
proposed and several prominent mem
bers of the Government are in favor
of rendering the use of the building
for the evening to the committee Of
the British organization. The matter
will probably be decided today. II the
Executive building is secured 1t will
be handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12

,,, , ,,,,
fortuguese' haWhiiah anu Ensis'
words VIII eaten the eye OF nose cap
able oi drawing meaning from then,
capt Berger mas kindly oHered TN
services OF the Government band
which VIII cheer the homeward step
OF children and grown-ups af;er tht
programme. Owing to the nature OF the
exercises and the continuous singing
before the program. there seemed no
place for band music till after the
breaking-up OF the gathering.
The Palama Chapel will give a good
account OF Itself. notwithstanding some
distracting circumstances. in the shape
OF an absent superintendent. sickness
and the moving OF the Government
school away from the neighborhood.
II Ia impossible to say how many will
be there on the day.
The Chinese contingent is sure OF a
splendid nucleus in the shane Of the
boys from the boarding school in
charge OF Mr.. F. w. Damon. Should
they appear in their school uniform
they will present fine military an
pearance. II Is a matter OF consider
able regret that the Chinese do no.
care 10 sing tnelr own peculiar music
where there Is any chance OF their be-
annoar,rn s,ua vi ven oI
viii, sing ana tboir s,nn,na Iii, my
hearty and an honor 20 thn 49, "e
Mr.. n y Coleman u,,,, ho ~ -
sbaI NJ tho d,y IIo ali, =. -i''', -
by aides from Zach ~ Tho scboo,s .,u
sneciaI reones,. cnncorrina ~ IL, ns
form of stonn,ng In 'front.' -, ,6o rn,,,a J ",
Nr w A powan n,,,I ho tho o,,,,
man of tbe day ana NJ n Saano
will lead ,bo siraina -, ~ ,,,,a 80,
oral SONGS ana u,i,, - n,s,a,o, h,. 60.
cornets ~ ''''
/ Jn,orma,,on ooroor,,, n, ,o,,,,
mi no,nt In rosoranoa 60 .ho an.,rn .,,h
iect ~ Tho ralIv nav ha ohtainos ~
The meetino n, tbo ir,inn ~ o.
will no given oyar IN Tho n,oarino ,,u ,,n
OF anv doub,s ON tho matter an5 ~
tho issuinp ~ new ';nsorma,,n, T, ,s
evidently NJ yreo, jmnor,anoo ,o ,ho
various SUNDAY schools thai tho ,eocb-
ers como IN ,bis roo,jpa
This is the general rally eonp com-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12
City Of Columbia.

The City OF Columbia is being sub
jected to a thorough oyerhaulIng and
repairing She Is at present on the
marine railway. The leak has been
disclosed and can be easily mendod
The broken propeller blade Is to la re-
paired and the other blades will be
cleaned and painted The machinery
Is also being Inspected
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12
A RELIC or THE WAR.

Many old soldiers now feel the ef-
fects OF the hard service they endured
during the war. MIR, Geo, ), Anderson
of Rossville, York county. Penn, who
saw the hardest kind Of service at the
front, is now frequently troubled with
rheumatism. II had severe attack
lately" he says, "and procured a bottle
OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm, II I'D 50
much good thai | would l.hU TO know
what you would charge me Tor one dgz-
on bottles" Mr., Anderson wanted u
both for bis own use and TO supply lt
10 his friends and neighbors, as every
family should have a pOIIle OF % iu
their home, not only Tor rheumatlsm,
but lame back, spralns, ssollings, cuts.
bruises and burns, for which u if IN
equalled for sale by Benson, smith
A Co, Ltd, Wholesale agents for N !.
and all dFugglsls and dealers,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12
ClAaAE's B.OOD MIXTURE

CAUTION -Purchasrr- orc rSr's Is ODD sfix-
utc .houId &c that they get the genuine ~ De ~.
worthless italiuns and substitutes ne some
ttme- palmed un b, mp incipIcd ndors ILs
tohpany, Lincol England are engraved on
iht GOV rnmrnI amp, and Cl,rs.'s wos,.s
hned Blood Ma uir' v blown iH III. bItibe,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12

An effort Is 10 be made 20 have the
name Of Herring, who killed Hunts
man, ln tho llst Of pardons for July 4.
Herring was In 1895 voted commuia'
ton of year and his term viii expire
10 1900
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF VOH-
DERrUL CURES
FROM ALL PARr- OF THE WOEI.I,.

CIhrke's Blood Mixture l. sold ~ boz Ties ".
va. each, Bnd IL cHs,, C HHtaining Fix iip..s tks
quanli F., IL -suflici"ut 10 effect perns vent
oure Ia the rfeu n,HtriIy of ons annine "a .es
by ALLc EMlSr aud PA ENT MEDICINE
VENDORS thiongh ~ the world. PrppTietori ,
The ISCoLS AsD MIDLAND ,oUsTIGs DEIB
tohPs L'nc ~. Eugand. TRADE NaN--
"BLooD MIXTURE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-12
u wv
Passenger Of The Transport Stna
Tor Fell 10 His Death.
MAKING FOR The PILOT BOAT
Body Disappeared In the ChanneI
at oe-Searoh-Ready Native
F,sht-Down 20 Feet.
(From Wednesdays DailyD
A DROWNING.


A soldier attempting to board the
pilot boat attached to the transport
Senator while going through the chan
mel yesterday lost his hold and fell in
to the water and was drowned.
The man was under the influence OF
liquor and evidently had an idea of de-
serting by sliding down the towing line
which was made fast forward starDoard
amidships of the Senator, allowing the
pilot boat TO swing somewhat astern.
Half way down he relaxed his grip and
sank to rise no more.
Immediately upon the man dropping
into the water the pilot boat cast Ou
| the line and made for the place where
he had disappeared. One OF the boat %
crew threw on his clothing for a plunge
after the man.
1t was impossible owing to the speed
OF me vessel ~ Iocale tne eAstc. spo.
ana aIler Il search, me pIIoL boat re-
lurueu 20 the Transport, wllcn hau
slowed up.
II Is ,nuught the unfortunate man
was struck by the propeller anu
stunned.
On BOARD the Senator 1t was repor.-
ed that the missing man was oi un-
sound mind and mad 'Lnredtengd 10
commit suicide by the route whlcA
hnalIy brought HIM 10 his end.
FOR time the excitement ON the
transport amounted 10 almost pane.
There was a tremendous chorus OF
man overheard and the soldiers
rushed in body TO the ships side.
Men aboard stood ready 10 jump TO the
rescue as well as TO throw life pre-
servers and pieces of wood. No one
seemed to know the name Of the man
or to what company Of the Thirteenth
| he belonged. Some said he was vet
eran of the Cuban campaign, others re-
marked that he was a recruit who had
enlisted while drunk.
| 1t Is expected that the military peo.
pie here or the local authorities viii
undertake to recover the body OF the
drowned man.
A SAILORS FALL.
At the noon hour yesterday whil'
some of the crew of the steamer He
lene, at the foot OF Allen street, wer'
descending from the hold to the decl
for dinner by catching the tackle uset
in hoisting sugar, one OF the sailor!
lost his grip when nearly at the hatch
combngs and dropped some twenty
feet to the bottom Of the hold below
He was bruised about the arm and
right side and was taken to the hos
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-09

the Thirtieth ward intends to take u
hand in the Democratic primaries of
that ward. Thomas Byrnes, business
partner of Thomas Gahan and central
committeeman, Is opposed to the re-
nomination of Ald Boyd The Old
Hickory Club. which Is u social-pOl!tl-
cal organization, Is with Boyd. Repre-
sentative Michael Butler Is one of the
several candidates for the Democratic
nomination In this ward.
In the First ward Fred ID. Iilldreth.
the restaurant man, Is likely to succeed
coughlln. EX-\ld. u. j. Cook Is get
ting ready to fight for the Democratic
nomination with Aid. Gunthcr In the
Second ward. Aid. Fitch is slated for
recollection In the Third ward, and both
Republican factions IN the Fourth
ward are for AID. Jackson's return to
the Council. The Republican managers
of the Fifth ward are talking OF re-
firing Aid. Connor, and the Democrats
have slated James j. Lynch, II con-
tractor, for alderman. Aid. Charles
Martin of the Sixth ward will proba'
bly, have to fight his brothcr'in'law, en-
Aid. William j, O'liricn, for the nOml-
nation.
Hon. Edward j. Novak will he re-
nominated by the Democrats IN the
Eighth Ward. Aid. George Duddleston
wants to 90 to Congress, and he may
not he candidate for denomination In
the Eleventh Ward. The Republicans
claim they will elect the Alderman from
the Eleventh Ward next year, and Maj.
A. B Russell is likely to he nominated
Aid. Maypolc will be renOminated by
the Democrats In the Thirteenth Ward
and Aid. Bellfuss by the Republicans
In the Fourteenth Ward. Ex-AM.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-09

turned into pl0wshares and spears into
pruning hooks. he does propose to ap.
ply the same principle that made tic
Gatllng gun an instrument for killing
by wholesale to the construction Of
plow that will make farming pastimc
and emancipate the horse. mule and
OK from any further slavery to the Ia
Dor Of tilling the soil. II DIR. Calling
makes good his promise the labor OF
five out Of SIX Of the men required to
do tho plowing under present methods
will be dispensed with. although he has
SO far failed to invent plan by which
the surplus farm laborers will get their
living. Briefly. DR.. Gatling proposes
to use the automobile as the motive Of
his new multiple plow. 4 series Of
plOws set In frame one behind the
other propelled by an automobile for
which oil or gasoline will furnish the
motive power aud managed by one
man. will do as much blowing In a day
as has heretofore been done by twelve
horses with half as many drivers. The
motor Is to be so constructed that 1t
can be used to thresh grain, shell corn,
saw the wood and haul the farm prod
nee to market In other words. 1t ls
to he an all round motor which can be
adapted to about everything hut haul
ing the family to church on Sunday. or
to the quilting ana husklng bees ON
weekday evenings. While the average
farmer Is fond of horses and likely to
be little shy of any labor.savlng In.
ventiOn that will curtall the demand
for oats, corn ana hay. he will not be
averse to an invention that will make
plowing a pleasant relaxation from Ia
Dor instead Of the wearing. tiresome
work It 10 now. and II DR.. Gatling will
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-09

Michael Ryan Is after the Democratic
nomination In the Fifteenth Ward, and
Aid. Raymer IL said to be u candidate
for Congress. Hon. Peter KiOlbassa Is
put down as u sure winner for the Dem
Ocratic nomination In the sixteenth
Ward, and Aid. COnlOn in the Eigh-
tecnth Ward. Twenty-iirst Ward Dem
ocrats are talking of nominating on
Ali. John McGillcn. Edward Kcefc Is
also talked of. EX-.\ld. PlOtkc wants to
get back into the Council from the
Nwenty'ilrst Ward, ana he will bc the
unanimous choice of the Republicans as
their standard bearer. He made mag.
nificcnt record in the Council before,
ami he Il strong with the people. who
say they will re-elect him. Aid. Gold.
zier Is put down as II winner in the
Twenty.sccond Ward, for u number of
Republicans of that ward have said
they would vote for him II he was nomi-
mated by the Democrats. william II.
Wallis, who was the last Mayor of Jef-
ferson and logan Square Justice of
the peace, Is after the Republican nOml-
nation in the .I'wenty-seventh Ward,
which Henry Wolff Is also said to cOvet.
There are u number of candidates In
the Thrty-first. Aid. MavOr viii he re-
elected in the Thirty-secOnd Ward Ey.
Aid. Cy Howell Is said to be after the
Republican nomination in the Thirty
third Ward
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-09

1864 to 1888. and $4,000 from 1853 to
lS0S. He states that the System has
given Siberia a proletariat that lives
In nendlcity. vagabOndagc, and crime.
Transportation gives little correction
to the criminals and eXerts no civlliz-
ing Influence on Siberia, nor does II add
10 the security OF society,"" 'rhnt has
been officially admitted by the Cars
government by the decree OF My IS.
1850. which adopted the principle that
transportation to Siberia should De linl-
tied. and established a commission to
devise a way Of encouraging q profit
ai,lr colonization for Siberia. Siberia
II no. the sterile region that the novel.
ist and dramatist picture It. 'chM laud
can uOnrlsh 5O.OOO.O0O men. and free
colonization might perhaps bring about
that "blOssoming like the rose" which
penal colonization Is unable to effect.
~eA
The body of John Paul Jones. proto-
type OF the American sailor Is to be
brought home from Its resting place In
Paris. The duty Of the American re-
public In this connection has been long
delayed. John Paul Jones began the
work. completed by Dewey. of putting
the American navy In the forefront of
the world. He was a patriot when pm
triOtlsm was mt discount ana by his
yalor put premium upon that virtue.
He was a manly aud generous spirit,
as noble us Nelson, and as capable.
The invention Of a telegraph instru-
ment that will send COO words minute
now makes 1t possible for an excited
WOMAN to soy all she wants to by tcle.
graph before shO cOOls Of.