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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14

bottle and believe myself to be perms,
ncntly cured. ! have discharged all my
help, am doing my homework alone, and
weigh 155 pounds. Although ] am al
years old feel rs well as / did at lG."
Contractor Roberts in recent letter
to DR.. Hartman as to the merits Of Pc
ru-na says:
"Your remedy Pe.ru-na has cured M
boys entirely of catarrhal troubles an
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14

Pe-ru-na Is as eff
ficacious to cure the
W n ter catarrh of
New England as the
summer catarrh of
Texas. Pe-ru-na Is
an absolute panacea
for the climatic dis
eases Of and
winter. 1t is t h e
safeguard of t h e
home amid the biz
yards of Montana,
a II d the ever-pres-
e n t, never-failing
remedy for the ills
tbat lNaaat I@-1.
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MURDERED.
Agnes Willis, a We'll Known
COlOred Woman, Found
With Her Throat Cut.
GILBERT FARMER SUSPECTED

Was Seen With the Woman During the Day and
Early Part of the Evening-Arrested About
Midnight at His Brothers Home and Placed
Behind the Bars-Did Not Confess or DENY
the Crime-Body Discovered by the Dead
Womans Sister-Wound Inflicted by Razor
or Sharp Knife and Extended From Left Ear
to Trachea, Severing the Jugular Vein-Lit-
tie Motive For the Crime Known.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14

MY son nas been troubled for years with
chronic diarrhoea. Sometime ago | per-
suaded him to take some of Chambcrlain's
Colo, Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy. NJ
ter using two bottles of the 25-cent size he
was cured ] give this testimonial, hop
Ing some one similarly afflicted may read
1t and be enelited.-rhomas c. Bower
Glencoe, o. For sale by W. j. Henderson,
druggist
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14
VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, Dec 1.-THE following Ncr-
mont pensions have bco0 allowed: Origin
AL Reuben \. Flood, Soldiers Home Ben
nirrton, $500; increase, William a. Ford
Bro okheld, $40 TO Sl7, war with Spain Ori-
gral, special Nov. rs, Harry Wells. Bur
lGgtOn, S2i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14

States Attorney Brown of Chittendan
county refuses to be interviewed, but tells
the reporters to watch the develop
ments." Meanwhile the liquor raids COZ
tinue daily in the Queen City and it is fast
becoming mighty dry city, SO dry that
even some Of those who wauted the agcn-
cy closed out of spite wish it was open
again.-Earre Telegram.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14

county court. that of Spencer VS.. DIR.
Sperry's estate began to-day. 1t is Il suit
to recover damages ror Improperly set
ting bone. Albeit A. Davis and w. p.
Dillingham; appear for the p.aintiff and w.
Z. c. Stickney and Vm. +. johnson for
defendant, The case will probably take
all of the week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14

now l nave three
of the healthiest
boys in the state
of Iowa, W hich l
attribute to the
goo d effect of
your medicine.
My wife had a
stomach trouble
which Pe-ru-na
also cured. Alto
z e t h err for my
whole family VIC
have saved $500
in flAotnrI,11- 7
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COUNTY WITHOTT sHERITFs

Washington county from 10 O'Clock M d
night NOV. 30 tn the same time next day
was entirely destitute ofdeputy sherifs he
terms Of these officers having expired. The
method of swearing in at the end of each
year which now prevails will probably
give place to some method that will no
leave this county destitute of sherffs for
from II to "a hours.
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MAMMOTH TISK FOIIND,

A huge tusk has just arrived AT a Pearl
street, New York, warehouse. il was
brought from the northern portion of
Alaska by a Norwegian clergyman, who
accompanied n reindeer expedition into
the Yukon country. The tusk is said hy
Scioutinc experts to be from 5000 to 50oG
years old. II was found stiCkiCg out If
the bank of river, black from ag" and
outside decay; near 1t were the teeth aud
head of the mammoth. but no skeleton.
As it lies in the warehouse it extends from
base to tip ten and two-thirds feet. The
smaller end is 5roken and its lensth was
once about Ii feet In its present cordi-
ton the tusk weighs IT'S pounds.
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REPARTEE,

He-"1 don't see what you want with
a golf cape when you're not a golfer"
Shc-"But you can, no doubt, tell me
why you wear box coat and never could
be "A boXcr."-Detroit Free Press.
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DEATH OF EMMA E. BUTTON.

survived by Two Sons Well known
Through the ~tste.
Mddlehury, Dec. Emma Foote But
ton of Middlchury died this afternoon at
5:15 y. m. She was the wife of the late
VIM ". Button of East Saginaw Mich.
She leaves two sons +. II. Button and
VIM H. Button of Middlebury. Mrs. But
ton suffered d long illness. The funeral
will he held at Middlebury at II o'clock
Friday morning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14

DR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP is UN-
questionably the most remarkable remedy
ever produced for the cure of throat and
lung troubles. 1t has cured thousands.
and has done wonders in many cases of
Mcipient consumption
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14
DEATH OF DIR. MACALL1sTER.

IlattsburSh. y. Y, Dec. 1i.-Dr Sheri-
dan MacAllister of Loon Lake, y. Y. die
sunday morning of consumption, aged
about 20 years Dr. MacAllister atttnded
college in Burlington, VI, and located in
lfl"ondnSdalc, Essex county, y. y. where
ne soon established large practice. About
three years ago he married Miss Sadie Lit
tlcjohn, youngest daughter of James W.
lItteJohn OF Loon Lake. Frank in county
y. y. lie removed to Colorado Springs in
1873 on account of poor health but deriving
no permanent benefit from the change he
returned to Loon Lake. DIR. MacAllster
was sklllful physician and a fire man
IN every way, and was well and faVorahly
known throughout Northern New York
The funeral will be held at his late home
in Loon Lake on Tuesday afternoon at .
O'ClOck.
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THE DRY SEASON IN BURLINGTON.

Miss Talcotts parents were born and
reared in " illiston.
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/ somewhat and was able to be oc consider
n pretty little colored girl ooIy II vnar,
/ old remained i'm the house d,riug tbo
| examination of the rooms and body and
| it's removal At the time of the crirna
| she was at neighbor's house She car
| in the arms of some of the women uros-
| crt and sobbed out her grief and during n
| few moments when 40 one gave hcr At
tcntion seated herself upon The stove in
| which there was no fire
| Trdicaticns point to Gilbert Farmer as
| the guilty man. Since his ratur, from
| tn" House of Correction he has been with
! Mrs. Willis considerable of the time Early
! last evening he was seen to enter
| the lane leading to her home
| with her by Mrs. Carsnw. who saws that
| at this time she heard her sister
order HIM to leave her and neVeG come
| back Another resident of that section of
| the city says that Farmer accompanied
! Mrs. Willis TIC her rooms and Mrs Car
saw, who discovered the crime, maintains
/ that She heard footsteps and some one
jump from the rear of the building An
o!d lace curtain at the bedroom window
has blood upon its folds which may have
come from the wping of a knife or have
been Spattered upon II. The blood upon
the rug and floor would indicate that the
/ dead woman fell first upon the floor where
/ the rug lay and bed there foe a short
tlmo. she then either struggled to the
/ hcd or was picked up and placed there
ny Tn" murderer. No marks of blood or
any weapon have been found upon Far
mer. ln the rear of tho house and those
which stand at the end of the court, Of
flcer Coon found some footprints and on
the ground some crumpled manila wrap
ping paper on which are red marks, which
have the appearance of blood and
which are ia the hands of the police
department. These marks appeared to
nave been made by some one wiping
knife or razor Edward Willis stated Mon
day night, although while in an excited
condition, that Farmer had within a short
time drawn a knife upon him Dan Prince
/ is Farmers stopfathCr
| The rooms below those occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Willis are rented by man
named David who works upon the Rut-
land-Canadian extension and is foreign
or. His WIFE Lille David has been i'll and
was In the rooms all day yesterday. She
said last night to a reporter that she
heard no noise or any struggle in the
rooms above
Farmer will have a preliminary hearing
in the city Court and probably be held for
the grand jury He will then have a trial
in the city Court. He refused to admit
the. crime Monday night and has the rep
utation among the police of being a cum
ming criminal
-
TUESDAY INV ESTlGAllON.
nh irvc,,i.otior oc ,h, c;rour,s,o,,,a
.,,rro,ndiro, sbe ,,,,,,.iar oc Nonos Wii1's
,ho cC.lor.d u,on,an NJ ho,. ho,,fn -, Cbarr,
court Nonda,, ,,i,,ht m.hioh ,,,,. ,,,,s,,'
b,- tha nolicr TunsIav sunrort Tho Ibaorv
,S.t riI,ant 80, ,.C,n'I;., t,,.,,-,, 80 ,,,,a 49,
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COMMANDER WOOD DEAD.
Comn anded the Petrel In the Battle OF
Nanila-Lieut. Brumby's Condition I'm
Chnnced.

Washington. Dec. 11-Comander Il. p
Wood, L. S n, died of typhoid fever al
. O'Clock this morning. He was in com.
mand of the gunboat Petrol in the bat
tie of Manila Bay.
Since his return from Manila to tho
United States his health has been broker
and he lacked the power to throw off the
disease which caused his death.
The condition of Lieut.. Brumby De "
eys flag lieutenant in the battle Of Ma.
Mia. and who has been attached 10 his
staff since his return to the Uuitcd States
rcn.ins unchanged.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30

Ltcenciad0 don Francisco P541'a y
Cap6 Jues Municipal e Ia @ddd
de Ponce.
Por el prssents eiiet0 hagl ssber gus en-
los sutos de tuiciO eel bal civil seguidos on
este Jazgado por don Rafael nj, OF FJu-
lell tontIa dC1a JoV m Ginorio y V zqu 2
asistida de su esp)so don Trinidad T rTes
Hernandez en- orc de novsnts y siets pc
sos vaihte ceutaVos Sc ha dispuesto Ii venta
en- Iibica suba ia del derecho que en- la
esCritura de ventA otorgada atte el Notario
de ests ciudad don Rosendo MstlenZo C,n-
tr6n en- veinticnatro de O.tuDre de mil
ochocientos noVe2ta y echo per Ia sen "a
Ginorio VazqHez en- asii tencla de su rtfa.
rido eaposo senior Torres J Hernandez "a
yor de don R fael N cct FJurell SO Teser.
70 la meneionsda sefiora en- la clausula
cu4rtR de ecupeTar Ia t1ncs ensgensda que
dsspufs Sc describirA dentro del t6rminO de
oiDCo al que Vencen eli doce de EDero ae
mil noveeientos tees deretho que juntsmen.
te con Ia vepta que in,crito gu el & glstro
do H. Propiedad de estA cindad en- lite de
Fsbr- 70 del corriente no J que al ser en-
hargado Sc ha tomodO la correspondents
anoLaUiou en- Ia pgopia CfGlna en ounce de
JUNO 6ttimo III Gcto dsl Temate del men,
Oionado derecho d tTaer que ha sidlSsssfi.
msdo en- eiento clucuenta pesos moneda 90.
rriente te1dia lugar ep- p-eesstts Jazgsdo NUM-
cipal a las dltzkse Ia mafiana del dia tres
de- sci prfxmo adVrti6ndose que no
50 sdmitirl posturs a'gQns que no Cuba
las dos terceTas paItes de la tas cl0D Y qHe
para tomar parte en- Ia eubasta deb6rsn Ios
licitadores consignar preViamente sn la me-a.
sa del Juzgado el diez por ciento del Valor
del justo precio sin cuyo requisite no serkn
admitides. La description de la fnca ven
dida 90 la siguiente: "Trozo d. terreno sin
aombre conocido que radica en- el termino
municipal de esta ciudad barrio de Tlbes
con cabida de ocho cuerdas de to r,nJ mas
. meroi equlvalentes tres hectareas Gator
ce areas y Cuarenta y tres esntlareas con
algunaa plantaoiones de cafe m fsfos y
pastos con un bOhip de mRd5ras techada de
ysguas lindsnte dlcha inca por oil Norte,
con terrenos de don Felix Jorge y 0.tiz
Rsbta, por eL Osste, con el Camino gus con-
duoe ue e.ta ciudad a la de Utuado, pUr el
Este, con la qleDrsda dsnominada "LS Mo-
INA" que separa terrenos del mism0 senior
Jorge Ortiz Renta y por el Sud, con pre-
lios rIisticos de dona Maria Perez Ri q
Viuda de Mogicas, de dofia Julia Hernandez
hermana de dLfa Petroqa Aliceo y Colon
viuda De N reno y do dona Carmen Glnorio
Vszquez.
Dado en- Ponce a doce de Septismbre de
mil ochocisutos noventa y nueve, f, Pa
RRA-G A Uespsdes
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PRESIDEACIA DEL AYuNTAMIENT0D De PjN1t
AL P u nLIC 0

Aprobada la MatricuIa de ComerciO
e lnduStria y ell reparlo de la contcln
buci0n pOr riqueZa Urbana corres@
p0ndlente al presente ano econ6micO
de 1890 1900, Sc hace notorio por
el preSente a lin de que, llegandO a
cOnOCimiento de los reSpeCtiy0S con
tribuyenteS Sc Sirvan cOncurrir del
To- al 10 de OCtubre pr0ximo, inclu-
sives, a la Ofcina de Recaudacion en-
esta Casa C0nsiStOrial, a satiSfacer 10
que por dichaS contribuciones adeu
den en- la expresada fecha, 0 sea ell
l y % trimeStre de las miSmas; no
dudand0 que correspondent este
Ilamamiento teniendO ell cuenta la
anguStiOSa situaci0n economical pOr
que atravieSa este Municipio y la ne
cesidad que hay de fondos para cubrir
sus atenciones
Ponce, Setiembre 2S de 1890. -El
AlcaIde Presidente, GAUTIER. 2 g
Segin eSta acordado por .dicha Cor
poraci6n y Sc ha puesto en- cOnoci-
miento de este vecindario por hojas
sueltas que Sc han distribuido en- ell
mismO y edictOs lijadOs en- las tabIas
de anuncios, los importadores y fa-
bricantes de cigarrillos est n obliga-
dos a poner cada cagetilla de 6stOs
que expendan, ell timbre que esta dis
puesto para pago del arbitrio esta.
4 y A. 4
do los cOntrayentOres la multa de
diez dollars pOr cada cagetilla que
vendan sin dicho Sello.
LO que Sc vuelve hacer publico
pOr ell presente para recordar a quie-
mes corresponds la disposition de re
Gerencia y que no pueda alegarse ig-
nOrancia.
Ponce, Setiembre 2S de IS99.-El
Acalde Presidente, LUIS GAUTIER, 2-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30
Legad 4 vuestros hiios

bqena d bndecrn genadon pesentes fhuas nne roeho
contemporaries que db aqucos? esen
lastdo das de rs aquedos de doncas Agese
del enfemizo La 'aImento
decadas ondree
haan Emulsion de P6ngaSe boa
pae de Emulsion resuado da espe3
Los hpoosftos e amenO mineral ton
ees acee de hgado de ao dgdo gasa los cb de
soidas e blndaje contra las enermedadeS
l. e n a
&eur do oyr roRo.
daen n
las SCOTT BOVINE QUIrCOS NUEVA YORK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30

Ltcenctdd0 don Francisco Ps47'G D
Capd J4eg Municipal e Ia c Wdad
de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30
GRAN OPORTUNIDAD PARA Los ENFERMOS MASSAGE

Professor Mei ha gastado duran u estudo in
me1sa fortuna ha essdO con 50 padre Cebe co entire OdOS los
tambien ha hho ouras msvosas en- New Yok Chicago San
Ha esdo MeoO Sur America Chile PERT, Repubi-
ca Argentina Brazil Portugal L6ndres.
EJ ell dnco que ha desCubi9rto
Estos gandsa maraVilOOs tratamentos de MASSAGE
los euveuenameuos mpurezas de oecoones
del c6rO 6rdlda de memorial restauran 81 buen ooo6un appetite
nfrmedsda del coszon flamacoe de las roas
del catarro Intermediates del hgdo insomnia Darea Gro
MICA, Den ooho horss Fstulss Eoroua EufeI
medades del pumo los rnone de muer de los nsrvios upo
paptaones del dyspepsia hedondez de
6oc PARALYSIS eedad 6ronqut hidropega pds del ca6elo
To- ovenes no perdsn h e'pasa pasa puedsn
TeuemOs gran ezistenCia de bOtAuios.
No pildOras, aUdos nj
Los mas repuados m6doos ecomendn atsmientos
de massage para enfermedades oronicas.
Miles de miles de uoruuados ufreron argo amos han do
PARA d2 LAS ss'G s pSE
Tenemos buen espefeo haoer deae do la cara las
spareoe joVen dos proCdueuos de massage
AoTdd 1'TIa !! e o' won GSnve6ooss' s6mssn >.
Ponce uio lode ls9s
70 ssnor B'Fg' en- Anaodl Dc 10. snoros ssg o.
habado gld miles da Vd dfsnUe cuia do Europa
Ouando del PrOOr Msr mrsvoos tauieatoa D,spu de
aoio tSst.a vlva etoy
reOonadA mis- angnya los eernoI qua Oirn neCetar
4erVlCiOs
eDna H. me, haDsado gasato mnoho dne aadO pO mueho
que amigos aonsaoa maravoos
M9r 23 No poda
II dormt, eststa esquseto
Psor ms Pos
niendO los enfTmos mis- amigos.
W machCh' sCo amos h sufddo de a enfemedad
ualo declare
Professor hf ma euO co 50 rAtamelsO nAraVoo eate dias
ENOy eompstam @ aaaO ah'ra ae teag0 que ds gacss
70 abo ftnaio FLps Rdgu95 qua
item con D'sntea CsataAs habre EtbA deOl
"a andA ateadsr neg0cos
Ne dlrO Professor Ms pdndos serviolo amen
me dos dtas
Esto declare mis- amigos los eafemOs.
70 cOmiend0 hombe
Yo hrmo este favor deseo que pubAqusn gcs
sla. Oals de- la Villa ndmeTo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30
Gran fabriCa de chocolate
&. Franco YCo. MAYAGUEz PR
DE

Dichl inlu,tria d pals uadl deis
que dasaar oomyar6adpll Goa las pri
meras de au olase t. ito ie Ia Lila 60
Uo dol estraug4ro.
In pur u dc loi pr !a9tos empl, a.
dos para la oonf9o1i6 dsl artioulo
ofreoon Ia garaatil d, h gi,ae tsnto
poF 50 rioa ar1ua oua.tl pir Ia sliud
qae iealyr5lla On IA persona qla u u.s
iiarlinsnta, raz5H por 10 cull Sc ha
hseho tan popular tanto on el pals 90
no en- ml ID ss p9b.4jioles del extrsD
g g'ro. D,p5,il, psrnaueata en- Ia fa-
brioa y 60 P3uos o.lle Castillo N g.
Plaatl bhjl u li9fit. Td'i1 25 l,I59 g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30
PRIvILEGI0 CONTRA CADUCIDAD

sobre este amsmos muy pareuarmene La atenci6n del pd
Co por ser la nca Compaa del COnnente Americana que
Oucede semeiante Pryieglo.
81 dsspu6 de- VICENTE POLKA HO, pags enO
Oca corresponds sxOsde vao del pem
nus pTamO P NO CADUCAA sn6 u Co npai adeAnsrs
POLKA OonnuaEs hsnPO 81 M
SCn suents ouons praqO peap sndo A
dS P6za este dandoe este oesson que Poll
CADUCAR;
antssds LA CON-
Tos vsneaosy adodo C0MPAA dsvsngRdon
utss ssnolO squvO Ad t
sSdso cue smpraaosEo, AnOdAd sssgaraao.
sto &c llama proCeder equdad vgar los interes de
a. sseQurados en- bien de sus tamihas.
RHS9AUkAR P0hzAs KERRRANESgR ABAND0NA-
OAS p6Va soaae fhsuan uSna salad De los pEs atd
dsvsngAdoa.
sFGRO hayan pdO pemo duane TRS
AOS COPToS MAS LA CoMPANA psaa6n del nterssado eped
4 P0lhA
SF VIDA LTADO DOTAES ySE pueden
SOs ETC., EgG agda anuAss completes
h hubiessn pAsado ~ooo
EEMPL0 ana P6za Dc vida dies De s5V h s1tadO
Poisa hQudada as dtn parties De diana
ans ssAn s4g5le
-. u. e lo.o 49,
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IAVisO al COmePciO Esta compa-
MA, The Puerto Rico Company no es
responsible por las oueutas que Sc pre-
sentqn a esta oicius, sino esta acomps-
NADIA con la orden esorita pOr
C. a. Teller, General Sales Manager
o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30
surados que los que OfreCs
I'll 9oLdel oanada2

supicamos al tsigente pdbco de esa Isa Ia lectura e-
uO ae esas hemOas condolences evndO as sOrenddos
DOR sOCiedade garantda ntes de asegaT yuesas Vda
Omad mas ntOEmes de-
c. f. stOrer Sppepitedats-C B. Meltz, Aeeae geaal q
baaqeo A0eses Vsaegos esda Ms Lago Fernando M Ces
ro: Agene noedOr Luis Yogan DAYa Agenes OOecteros
~ Ponce, Blssin HeEmsnos
tRaah Esp A1aNel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30
PT1Vn9R1O5

/. ssgudO pueds Dd ousqs nundOy dsoarrS
al OSupsel6n sin paga DTtmA extra
Il arSna Onden dc pn de reuOVasOasU
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30
LA VBA0CB
COmpanfa DE VapOres italianOs

Un por de esta COmpa6il de exceene condolences para
paaie egaa este puerto del 10 de- cada tomar cargo
para Saint Thomas Slnta Cruz Tenefe G6nOva Naooe
Veneea LivOrno Trieste pasais dnicamene Saint
Thomas Santa Cruz de Tenefe G6nova Napoles Barcelona
VIA GenoYa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-30
pREClOs DE PAsA5Es

Para nfOrmes generates drigrse oonsgnatariOs
este plaza FELICL COSTA 5 Co. is en- c. } .
Ponce ssasmbgs g Do 1899
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Venta1a8

IA La garants GOsrno CanR OpeEasOnsa
ssr pago, Cuedando assguradO interim lsgs dehntva
P6Eas RESIDEN
OCUPACION VIAJES DEsAFIOs REVOLUCIONEs GURRRAs
uturss de- u ssgo PAGAND0 T0Do sSTR0 CUAQ SEA
CAUsA
su oOna tan b ssnsO d lugr duda' dndO u sng
aL Laroy do frAsss amblguas.
s. euaqusr aas Pa Ota de ua saprs aa 10
olste 81 aseguESdo
SE EFRCTUE EL SEGURo
CaO
0fcnSa Pness
g1ndss snperjuiO de los aseguradOS
PE1Uu9R1o9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
PARNEIL HOMESTEAD SAVED.
Draft for $4,000 Presented on Behalf
of Tnmmany Hall.
(New York Tlmes-23d !

The mission of Lord Mayor Talon. OF
Dublin, and John r. Redmond. NJ. r.. to
this country i'm the interest Of preserving
the Parnell homestead. in County Wick
low, from passing under the hammer of
the auctioneer has been successful. The
mortgage on the estate was $4,000. The
estate was 10 have been sold TO the
highest bidder on November 81. but stay
was obtained and the sale went over.
Tainmany Hall. through Richard Gro
ker took cognizance OF the matter. ana
an order was issued to all district leaders
10 help raise the necessary amount TO
save the homestead. At the Hoffman
House, last night. Thomas +. Smith pri-
yate secretary 10 Mr.. Croker. presented
TO L0rd-Mayor Talon and Mr.. Redmond,
I'm the name Of Tammany Hall. a cert-
fed check for $1,000. This is about 5000
in excess Of the amount needed.
Mr.. Smith said it gave him great plea
sure 20 present the draft on behalf of
Mr.. Croker, who. he said had commits
stoned him TO do so. Mr. Smith in adj
dition, said he was in hearty sympathy
as was Mr. Croker with the mission of
the Lord Mayor and Mr.. Redmond 10
this country.
In accepting the check. Lord Mayor Tai
lon said i'm reply: "Mr. Smith. viii you
allow me 10 convey 10 Mr. Croker my
utmost thanks and the thanks of the
citizens of Dublin, and not only OF Dublin
but Of the Irish nation. for the magnif-
cent gift presented. Tell Mr.. croker FOR
me-and | am authorized 20 speak In be-
half Of the Irish peOple-that he has
saved the Parnell estate. Tell him that
his name will be remembered as long
as the Irish race survives
81 am told he Is going 10 Europe IN
a short time. and ! will ask YOU. I'm my
name. 20 ascertain at what time ne VIII
get 10 Dublin. tor I promise Mr.. croker
that he will not only receive the free
dom OF that city, but of the whole or
the Irish nation. lie is tonight the 1901
of the Irish race at home and abroad.
II ne comes 10 Dublin he VIII receive
welcome that will astonish him.
Accompanying the draft was the follow
ing personal letter TO LOrd-Mayor Ialloh
and Mr. Redmond from Mr.. Croker, DARED
Tammanv Hall. November Yst
Il have the honor. I'm behalf or ram
many Hall. TO herewith inclose a dIaiC
for 1900 for the purpose OF clearing inc
entire encumbrance now resting upon the
parneu homestead, thus securing the re-
tention of the home In the family. our
original intention was 20 raise t-iVp p"O
upon consideration the organization con-
Guided 10 increase the amount 10 ibu, Z
that would be sufficient 10 completely
vine out an existing mortgages against
the homestead. Assuring you Of the plea
sure we feel I'm being permitted 70 co
operate with you in so worthy and lauu-
able a mission, and congratuiaung you
mon its successful contamination nav
the honor TO remain, yours very SIN
cerely, i.lOii@AisD t,-I,,,ord
Tord-Mayor TALON and Mr.. REDMOND
co. = cablaeram Immediately after re-
Giving the draft, advising their Lrienu,s
in Dublin Of the fact that the tarn a.
homo had been saved through the IN
strumentality of Mr.. Croker.