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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21

Sc anuncia ell hallazgo. en- ell anti
quo Forum de Roma, del mas vetusto
monumento de aquela ciudad: sel Sc
pulcro de RomulO.~ Possible e., aun-
que la tradicion dice que pasando un
dla revistas sus tropas. vino un gran
torbellinO que arrebato a Romulo, el
cual. traspOrtadO Ell CAIRO de fuego,
fue llevado al cielo por su padre Mar
te, quien 10 hizo dios con ell nombre
de QuirinO.
Andando ell tempo, hubo otro Ro-
mulo, hijo de Majencio, al cual So do
dico un temple. SCual de los monu-
mentos sera ell halladO: ell sepulcro
del uno ell temple del otror
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
Sc VEN DE

Cinco minutes de la poblaci6n
Una finca l1stica radicada en-
ell barrio de Machuelo abajo, de
trece cuerdas con tres casas cua
dra y cochera y un coche con dos
parejas de caballos. Esta SEM
brada de hierba de guinea.
Informaran en- los altos del
peri6dico 'Correo d. Puerto Ri
&C" en- Ia Gale de la Villa
Abril II de 1899. 5-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
Ia DEMOCRACIA
Director ROSEND0 RIVERA COLON
Administrator. EDELMIRO ]. LESPiER
IA AGRICULTURAL
PETERBOROUGH 4
VII
BANCO De PUERTO RICO
UN PROYECTO
A LA ASAMB BLEAA

Persona de gran competencla Ell
cuestiones econ6micas, nos invita- q
examinar un proyecto de Banco.
LIE examinamos.
Estudiamos la question en- todos
sus detalles y bajo todos sus aspec-
tOS.
Y, previo aGlerdo en- puntos
esenciales, y preparation de los de
inferno regimen, presentamos q la
Asamblea las lineas generates de
ese plan.
Hele aqui:
Sc constituira un Banco con ca
pital de IL Is millones de dollars.
Garantia para la accumulation de
numerario: Las hipotecas de Ia
propiedad territorial.
Objeto:
Oar dinero d los agricultores, con
.hipoteca sobre las fncas, partiendc
de evaluacion hecha por juntas de-
partamentales con especial organi-
zacion. Facilitar pr6stamos tam
bien a los comerciantes industrial
les, y d los Ayuntamientos, en- la
forma que Sc estime mas proce-
dente.
Este Banco podra emitir papel
hasta cifra que determinen las cir
cunstancias de la vida economical
general y de SUI paulatino desarro-
llo.--Extendera titulos, por valor
de su capital, amortizables Ell la
forma que Sc juzgue mas conve-
niente. -Durara 25 amos. = Dara
dinero con plazo maximo d 20
amos, disminuyendo ese plazo gra-
dualmente, medida que Sc acer-
que la epoca de la liquidacion. -
Para realizar esta, seran los cinco
afios restantes.
Ell prestamo Sc hara a los petl-
cionarios, calculando un uno por
ciento sobre ell tanto por cien-
to que Sc tome ell numerario a
los capitalists. Este uno por cien-
to, mas los intereses del papel emf
tido, constituiran los beneficios de
Banco.
Esos benefcios, en- plazo que de-
termlnen los Estatutos, Sc destina-
ran a obras pdblicas 9 a otras ne
cesidades urgentes del pals.
El plazo para cubrir totalmente
las acciones sera de ounce amos.
Cinco amos permanecera Ell Banco
en- possession del md1tnauna de sus
recursos, y al empezar ell vigesimo
primero de su vida, principiara, en-
la forma que los Estatutos determi-
men, la liquidation.
Tales son, en- ligero cuadro es-
quematico, los puntos generates
Quedan por sehalar ahora cues
tiones de detalle. Manana las sefla-
laremos.
Queda por determinar I0gica-
mente ell por que de cada una de
las bases propuestas. Lo haremos
en- tempo oportuno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
FARhACIA INTERNATIONAL

Marina csquina q Aurora
Esta nueva farmaoia ofrece al p6bli-
20 excelentes drcgas, p-oductos qufmi
asy patentizsdos acsbados de recib;r
de los prinoipales centros manufacture
ros de America y Europa.
Rspecialidad en- ell despacho de re
cetas, & precios m6dicos, q todas horss
del dfa y de la nochs. Ponce, Febrero
30 Dc 1899. lin. stl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21

Refers ell doctor Meige, que Char
cot, eminencia medica francesa. tenia
magnificas dOtes para las artes, 1ue
estuvO puntO de ser pintor, pues i
clio guerra dedicarlO su familia. Ell
padre de Charcot era carrocero.
cuandO sus hijOs estuvieron en- edati
de eScOger una carrera, los llamo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
PUERTORR|QUEAOS
CON HONOR

Nuestro querldo amigo don Jose Mi
guel Morales, de la lmportante casa
banquera comisionista Morales Ca
ha tenido la bondad de facilit arnos co
| pia de la carta que dirigio aver al di
rector de The San Juan Neacs.
La publicamos en- ingles con gu ira
duccion espano!a.
Hay actitudes que detinen, en- un so
10 rasgo, d una persona.
La adoptada en- esta OCCASION por ell
scfior Morales, basta para que, sin co
nocerle, cualquiera pueda decir de 81
<Es un puertorriqueno con honor,
April 90 1899.
To the Editor of The San Juan Neecs
San Juan, z. r.
Your representative called on me the
other day, soliciting advertisements of
my firm for your paper, and l answered
him as follows:
<Not only am not disposed to give
you any advertisements, but | order
you to cancel my name from your SUBJ
scription list,
We spoke further, and now l will
repeat the remarke | made to your
agent:
81 am Porto Ricar and feel ieglti-
mately proud of it, for ours is people
which in my estimation could teach a
lesson to others in many respects, while
in matter of generosity, it stands second
to none.
Since many years 1 am brother to
the sons Of your country, with which |
am well acquainted and visit frequently,
and with whose educated and business
men l have lived in close relation
am proud to be Porto Rican under
the flag of the United States, but / feel
ashamed of men of that country who
degenerate SO low as to give room in
the columns of their news papers to Of
fensive articles against the land where
they received such hearty Welcome.
<The San Juan News> has been lately
very. =. unfortunate. And would you
allow me to ask you how many Porto
Ricans worthy of the name are still on
your subscription list9
Do not say that the insults are not
yours, are not editorial matter and
come from other quarters: be they
poured out by your paper, or only
admitted into your columns, it is the
same thing, practically speaking.
l will do you the charity to believe
you have been misled, and thei efore
close with the advice to <change your
course, so as to do honor to your native
country.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21

Y aparece en- pie una question
fundamental:
de que modo puede hacerse,
marchando en- plena seguridad y
con la necesaria rapidez, la reunion
de capitales?
Trataremos de clio en- ell nume-
70 proxlmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
iiP!AN0S PIANOS!
Here is your chance! (!

For 800 and 200, respectively. you
can buy two firot rate pianos of the
best European manufactures.
Will sell any of them, or both at
once.
For further particulars and tran
saotior, call at Miguel Hernandez.
Playa de Ponce -Abril, Ia de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21

Believe me
Yours
j. M. MORALES
Head Of the firm Of Morales Dc Go
Bankers and Commission Merchants.
Playa. Ponce P. X.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
FL DR.. GARCIA DEL VALE

Ha fjsdo su resideocia en- la Gale del
Comeroio de esta ciudad.
Lo que avisa d sus olientes y al p6
blico en- ge- eral
Abril Is, 1899. I'm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
HYGIENE PdBllCA
Un interesante articuIo

Llamamos la atencion de nuestros
lectores hacia ell importante trabajo que
aparece a continuation y que, por mu-
chos conceptos, resulta, para Ponce, de
palpitante actualidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
PARA MANANA
ImpOrtante question

S0bre asunt0 de gran inter es para
ell pals, pubIicaremos maiana una car
ia del general Roy Stone, suscrita con
fecha 10 en- Washington.
Traducim0s unicamente los punt0s
esenciales de ella.
Nunca en- oportunidad mejor pudiera
venir.
La presentam0s a la AsambIea de
Agricult0res.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
CRONICA AMENA

Usase ell Zuiza, parece que cen
excelentes resultadO, ell procedimien-
to para templar los INSTRUMENTS de
acerO: en- un recipiente de cierta II
pacidad, mezclanse bien cuatro parteS
de recina Y doe de aceite de ballena:
en- segunda Sc agrega un parte de sebo
derretidO, en- eSa meZclan Sc intro
Queen los hierros, encendidos hasta el
rojo. Despues. sin enjugarlos, So po-
nen d un fuego templado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
iplAN0S PIANOS!
iApr0vechad la ocaci0n!

Por 800 y 200 pesos respectivamen
te puede listed hacerse de dos magnf-
foos pianos de las me jores fkbricas de
Europa. Sc vende uno, los dos Ia
vez.
ara lpformes y transaction, dirijir
se q miguel HernAndez. Playa Dr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21

Una caja cigarrillos de Quail
quiera marca Y una oaja de
fosforos otss.
Una bOtella ron visio Fan
tausi de dos q nos 2S
idem id id de amos. :. 40
idem id pars quemar.. Is
idem id ordinario Is
Ia idem anis seco 6 dulce. %
idem cervexa Calberps.. SO
81 idem id. -. id. go
Una botella vino superior.
para mesa "a
cigarros superiores. -. 4
brevas i'd. a
Tn paquete de cigarros su.
periOres con 10. 6
~paquete brevas superiores
con 10. l2
Precios decontado.
Vi'tM d B ORINQUEN. I'm
Ponce, Mario 90 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
BORINQUEN
BOTELLERIA

Calze de Nontansr n.tnero Cfmiaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-21
Abril 90 de 1899.

Sr Director de The San Juan Neas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
SATURDAY., June 81

haywood got two inches OF rain last
aight, which will greatly benefit the
crops.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Osccola
say they never saw better crops in the
county. and especially corn.
Thirteen homeless children from
New York arrived at Harvard Thurs
day and were provided with homes in
good families.
During n thunderstorm at Holdregc
the three-year old girl OF VIM. Olson
south of the city was struck by light
ming and instantly killed.
The case of Mrs. Matthew Klein
against the village of Holstein, Adams
county, and school district No. II, to
recover $500 which her husband had
paid for a saloon license which was
never granted, resulted in n Judgment
for plaintiff for S575.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
AFFAIRS OF STATE
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO
AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Timely Mention of the Dc,ngs Of the Ma
aonsi Congress, Departmental and Ex-
scutive Omeiai Actions, and Movements.
Of Army and Navy, N'H'
Thursday, June 2g.

A postofice has been established nj
Perry, Boyd county, with Nathan +.
Gardner as postmaster.
The United States steamship Olympio.
with Admiral Dewey on board, has
arrived at Colombo, Island of Ceylon.
from Singapore.
Mr.. Tower, the British charge S'af-
flares, has been authorized to begin
negotiations for n reciprocity agree
ment for Bermuda.
The comptroller of the currency has
approved the application of W. Il,
Aud, Henry Gund, j. II. Auld. George
II. Lyons and A. S. Tibbets for au-
thority to organize the City National
bank of Lincoln.
Secretary Hitchcock has certified TO
the treasury that the annual payment
OF $4,000 each to all the states and teri
tories, except Alaska. for encouraging
the state agricultural colleges, under
n Morrill, act, are now due. The nav
nSents will be made shortly.
Director Merriam of the census has
arranged for examinations for appoint
ments to the census bureau to be held
at Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Oma-
ma, New Orleans and Atlanta in Sep
tember. The number so far eligible
Tor appointment is $50. and by Febru-
airy OF next year it is probable the
number will be 1000, though the ma
Jority OF clerks will not be appointed
until July of next year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

AT kearney Rudolph RECTOR was shot
accidentally by his friend. IL was u
case Of didn't know II was loaded.
Both are boys.
The section Of Ecarncy county in
the neighborhoot ~ Mindcn had n
seven-inch rain Sunday night and the
drouth has been cffcctually broken.
G. ID. Lindcrman Of Adams has been
bound over Ia the federal court in tho
sum of $500 for sending obscene letters
through the mails to Miss Jennie
Saunders Of Adams.
Clarence Coats u Burlington brake
man had n finger cut off while making
a coupling In the yards at Amazonia.
This Is the third time he has been i'm
jured In tour months.
August Benson has been arrested
and taken to Chadron to answer to the
charge OF having shot the horses OF
Everett and Curtis Jackson, who were
his n%eigibors when he lived ON q farm
In Dawes county near Chadron.
Judge Holmes If the Lancaster dis
trict conrt has entered up Judgment
for Sd,0Ii.2. against cx.Oil Inspector
Hilton and his bondsmen. The judg-
meat was entered in accordance with
a decree of the supreme court, which
held that certain fees To the amount
named belonged to the state. p
Jesse Tooman. now serving n life
sentence for the murder Of y. G.
k%rcichbaum near Bloomington, testi-
fed yesterday In the case of the state
against w. g.. Cole, his accomplice.
lie testified that Cole was the instiga-
tor OF the murder, the purpose OF
which was robbery; that he and Cole
were TO NETS at K%reichbaum's, but that
he killed tho farmer before Gale ar
rived.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
June %.

1t is said the president will call for
ten regiments of volunteers for service
in the Philippines.
The postoffice at Clay Center, Nel,.
VIII be made an international money
order office after July /.
Oliver Morrell of Oakland. and Vim.
). Lucas of Central City, Neb., have
been appointed railway mail clerks.
Mrs. Sarah +. A. Fowler of Nebras-
ka a been appointed laundress at
the st. Shaw, Mont, Indian school at
> per annum.
The Second immune infantry repi-
ment, recruited in Louisiana and ley
as, was mustered out Thursday nj
Camp Meade, Pa
, Joseph +. Choate, jr., son of Ambas-
sador Choate, has been appointed third
assistant secretary of the United
states embassy ut London.
The remains of the late Gen. A. Y.
hautx, a brother of Admiral Kautz.
reached Washington Yesterday and
were inferred at Arlington with appro-
pirate military honors.
General Otis has called upop IN.
war department for four expert Span
ish stenographers for service in the
Philippines. They must be familiar
with the Spanish and English lam
guages.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
NEWS OF NEBRASKA
CONDENSATION OF iMPOR-
TANT NEWS ITEMS.
Short and FILTHY Paragraphs which Tell
of what Has Happened or WIN Hap
pen In our Commonwcaith-Ths News
Briefly Summarized.
ThursdaY, Juno 90,

Crop prospects in the vicinity OF
~flainview are very tlattering.
Extensive improvements arc to be
made in Nebraska City's system of wa
tcrworks.
Horse and buggy thieves infcst the
vicinity OF Ccrcsco. Anton Erickson
md Charles Erickson both lost u rig.
Herman Ganta of Gresham has been
arrested for engaging in the liquor
business without n government license
Chancellor Mclean of the university
of Nebraska has not vet decided what
he will do in regard TO the call TO the
presidency of the Iowa college.
The life sentence of August kastner
who shot and killed am Omaha police
man, Dan Tiedempn, was affirmed by
the supreme court ut its recent sitting.
John German, n Saline county boy,
was killed by lightning In Wyoming
and the lads father has gone there to
bring the remains back to Friend for
burial.
John q. Bates Of Omaha has been
arrested, charged with securing Sll 900
from the Union Stock Yards National
bank If South Omaha under false pre-
lenses.
While Charlie Upton, residing north
of Nebraska City, was caring for some
young pigs, the mother attacked him
and i'm the melee grabbed one of his
fingers and bit il OFF.
In the Cherry county bond case, the
supreme court held that the bonds are
invalid. In its syllabus the court de-
clarcs that -four full weeks must
elapsc between the date OF the first
publication and the day fixed for the
election"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Wednesday, June g8.

August I Hastings will vote upon n
proposition for u $40, 900 electric light
plant.
Crigcr, the man charged with forg-
cry at Nebraska City, has been bound
over To district court.
Two boys made their escape from
kearney industrial school the other
day but were caught at Central City.
VIM. Coulson, an Omaha carpenter,
slipped and fell while coming out of n
saloon and fractured his right leg.
Leonard Fushia, ten years old, of
Crete, was accidentally shot In the
head while handling u 22-calibre re-
volver. lie win W.
The hoard of public lands and build
ilgs has o Tered the owner of the sol
diers' home Mt Milford $4,000 for the
building and forty acres of land.
A boy baby about two days old was
left Monday night on the back porch
of A. =. Bceman's home, 1000 q street,
Lincoln. They will keep the child.
John Harvey, son of some movers
was thrown from n cart into n wire
fence and badly cut about the neck
and face. The accident happened o.
sutton. ~s-S'
Hon. r. ID. Stearns of Lincoln AMI
Prof. Il. b. Sherwin of North Berd
narrowly escaped drowning by Tn.
capsizing OF their boat while fshing
near the latter place.
A Rock Island engine and n numhci
of freight cars are lying demolished lie.
tween Pawnee City and Du Bois Is a
result Of running over a cow at nLoui
0 o'clock last night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
friday. June %.

The contributions to the Dewey
home-fund amounted to $40, 1870 yester-
day.
The first consignment of the United
States mail from the Yukon reached
Seattle yesterday.
Pana citizens arc protesting against
the removal of troops, fearing that
riots may follow their departure.
The new ballot law in Iowa prevents
fusion. The silver republicans will go
into the democratic party, and il is cx-
pectcd the populists will do the same.
c. j. Matthews & Co.'S Morocco fac
tory and warehouse at Philadelphia
was destroyed by fire of an unknown
origin last evening. Liabilities, $780,
900; covered by insurance.
The British steamer Lombard ar
rived at Mobile, Ala, yesterday with n
well-developed ease of leprosy in the
person of a Chinese member of the
crew. He will he sent out of the coun-
try when the vessel leaves.
The community of South Framing
ham, Mass, is excited over thd disap-
pearance of Helen Eamcs, aged II, the
daughter of Alfred Eames. a wealthy
manufacturer. 1t is believed she has
keen kidnapped for ransom.
Belle Slavin, "a stenographer of the
Hank of COmmerce, Wichita, Kas.. was
found dead in the bank Office early
yesterday morning, with n bullet I'm
her head and a revolver at her side. II
Is believed to be a case of suicide, as
h was in poor health.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Tuesday, juno 81.

Lincoln's Commercial club Is fQur-
ing on holding a street fair late in the
summer.
The correct total amount expended
in appropriations made by the legisla-
ture was s., 50l, 1873. go.
The vicinity of Ainsworth late yes.
terday afternoon by a heavy down
pour of rain and a heavy wind passed
a mile north of Of town, doing consid-
cradle damage.
Lieutenant Mayer, of Beatrice
Neb, has been ordered to report TO
Watson at Manila. He
He will go to San Francisco soon and
sail ON the transport Solace.
Clarence Coats was badly hurt at
Dawson while doing some switching.
He was hanging on the side of a car
and In passing sone other ears his
head struck q brake wheel on the side
Of one of them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
THE E CLOUD CHIEF.

The situation In the Transvaal n
said to be intolerablc, and unless Il
soon becomes more hopeful war will
result.
Fifteen hundred men employed In
h foundry of the American Car Man
n~facturing company at Jc~ffersonvilic,
n struck for a weekly payday, OBJ
jecting to receiving pay only every two
weeks
After a week Of excitement the Ken.
lucky democratic state convention
passed into a deadlock yesterday, and
adjourned over tomorrow. Tho con-
v%cntion declared for the Chicago plat
form and Bryan.
Adam Schwitzcr Of Sioux City, Ia.,
died in a st. Louis hospital. lie had
taken n dosc of poison and jumped into
the river. The police saved him death
by drowning but he died from the Of,
fects of the poison,
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Monday, June 10.

James w. McCrecder, q pioneer OF
Tobias, died from cancer on the face.
Miss Stella Sisson of Ainsworth, who
was bitten by a rattlesnake, will re.
cover.
About three fourths Of an inch of
rain fell yesterday at Cambridge, nc.
companicd by heavy hail.
Clevis Kavsten of st. Paul, who was
run over by n wagon load of hogs and
had his hip crushed, died.
4 cyclone passed north and east Of
Loup City last night and did much
damage to barns and outbuildings.
Warden Leidigh Of the penitentiary
has filed his resignation with the gov
ernor on count of poor health.
Chancellor MacLean of the state uni
versity has accepted the offer to be-
ONE president of the Iowa state uni
versity.
The BARRIERS examining board has
established headquarters in Lincoln.
with an Office On the fourth floor of
the Burr block.
VIM. Hall, a small boy, was riding
TO Fairmont on n horse when il be-
came frightened and ran into a barb
wire fence, badly cutting the boys
leg.
The small dome over the state house
has been covered with aluminium paint
which makes IL glisten like silver.
The larger dome will be covered with
the same material.
The general merchandise store of J..
II. schaefer at Kimball was robbed
last night by the clerk, and a quantity
of goods taken. The robber was ar
and the goods recovered.
Five inches of rain fell Mt Ravenna
night in two hours. Everything
was flooded. The Burlington track
was washed out in FIVE places between
and Mason City, and much
other damage was done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Monday, June 20,

Former Congressman Smedley Darl.
ington died yesterday at his home in
W~cstchcster Pa.
The Havana customs REGENTS from
JANUARY l to June 90 inclusive,
amounted to 81, $40, ol5.43
District Assembly No. 4. X. of L., of
New York, unanimously adopted reso-
iutions demanding the recall of Gen
eral and court martial on account of
his action in the Couer d'Alcne labor
troubles.
The navy department has received
word that the cruiser Newark has ar
rived at Valparaiso, Chile. The New.
ark was sent around the Horn with
the intention of dispatching her to
samoa. The trouble there being set
tied, the ultimate destination of the
cruiser is a matter of conjecture.
Volonel Mills, superintendent of the
military academy at West Point, has
recommended that the existing cadet
vacancies, about fifty, from congress-.
lonal districts, he filed this year for
the September examination. Members
OF congress from the respective vacant
districts have beer called upon by the
wal department to nominate candi-
dates to report at West Point on Au-
gust 80.
The agricultural department of the
government has issued u bulletin,
treating of the probable success of the
effort to establish the Smyrna fig in
dustry in California. 1t appears that
the fruiting of the Smyrna fig is de-
pendent upon the introduction from
South Europe and the establishment
In California Of a little insect which
iertilizes the fig. The experiment bids
fair to prove "a success.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
WIDE WORLD NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF VITAL IN
TEREST.
A brief summary OF Events In which
People are Deeply Interested-short
Sentences Conveying a World Of In
formation to Our Readers,
Thursday, june 90.

'u'N'tN' buut ~
Yellow fever has broken ont mt San
tiago.
A severe storm swept northern Iowa
last night.
The Masillion Bridge Co.. of Toledo,
o., has pulled out of the trust.
The Eagle hotel at Oswcgo. n. g.,
burned. One dead and eight severely
injured.
Martial law at Pana, ILL.,, has been
called off and civil government is again
instituted.
NJ. Bourgeois has one to Paris, but
1t is said he is disinclincd to accept the
task of forming u cabinet.
The whisky interests of the country
are to be merged into one big combine,
with a capitalization of Sl25, 900, 900.
Henry Is. Plant. aged 80. owner of
the extensive Plant System Of hotels
and railroads on the west coast of
Florida, is dead.
Detroit aldermen may defeat the
question of whether the council shall
submit to the people the question of
municipal ownership of street rail
ways.