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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-27
JUguetsS! Juguetes!
Fl snrsido mas varia3o y esp'6ndido que
IS ha viato,
Para toios los gustos y q todos precios,
En- la quinosIIa La Gran Canaria. CrazI1

U-a-3O-5
- seguu nos ha manifestado ell Jefe de
Ia P0liofa 1nsulsr, los successes d3 Hstillo no
ticren la lnenor ;mportancis, pues han sido
exsgerados y aiterados.
-. La .Asilada de 6enefcencia Margarita
DefmoLes, hs cumplido la edad regtamentaria
para estar allf, y sc ha dispuesto So salida del
establecimiento.
-. Por falta de aseo en- Ell canal, ha al
do denunciads por la policfs, Ia caaa ndmero
81 de la Gale de San Francisco.
~. En- Puerta de Terra, ell paisano Anto-
MO Estel agredi6A Maria Moves, iDfri6ndole
vsrias Commissioners, de las que fue ssistida en-
eli cuarto de Socorros del barrio.
&. Por distintae CAUSES leves, ha hecho
anoehe Ia po!icis 5 detenciones.
- L! indiyiduo Carlos Bonilla, que AFRO.
is nnaa cuantas pedradas dentro del estableci.
miento de don r. Fernandez, San Francisco
numero 50, contra I'm dependents de la casa,
ha sldo coaauoido al Dep6sito municipal.
-. En- la secoi6n Domtngueros que inser.
tamos aver, entse otras ~errataa, Sc deslizaron las
que siguen y qae subsanamos por ser las de
mas boito: eEi psrti!o que Veuga, por &c!
partido que ve1zs, ...-scomo un psrtido po'
Iftico que Sc estiina Ell algo va q consentir J
perder l elector? IT,. en- vez de: <ic6mo I'm par.
lido polftioo CUE sc estima en- algo va & con-
sentir ESQ J & perder TN elector?.. ..-.. maxi
me cuando los f.derales 6 los repub!icanoa
pern1itan que ell peticionaTio le eche los tras-
ties q Ia Gale, .en lugsr de: <mAxime 81 los
federales 8 los republioanos permiten que al
peticionario lie eohsn los trastes a}la calle>.
Valgs Ia aolarscion. (
- Traducciones: espa1ol 8 ingles. Ty-
pewriting g: espanol e ingles. Competencia, acti.
vidad, discretion.
Adriano Z. Lopez Nusso, San Juan, P. r
Up
La prensa federal de toda la isla CO,
,,opt, m u,hn al ooen do N 1o~ Mates E.,,~s
do. general en- jefe de la batalla canada en- Ma.
yagiisz por ell partido republican, en- la lucha
electoral, no haya resuitsdo eleoto CONCEAL de
squel municipio.
-. Dice Ella Estrella Federal, de Maya.
giez:
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n-s-l5 -12
~ En Ponce sc comsnzars en- brevs la
construction de tinglados en- Ia plaza, bojola
direction del arquitecto sehor schoemsker.
-. Ell 81. "a del actual ton6 possession
ell ruevo AYuntamiento de Maysgiez.
-. Segan dice ella Democracia, en- SD
e1ito1ia del aabado, entodos los Ayuutamien-
tos En- que ha triunfado ell psEtido Federal, f.
gurap individucs de la clase obrera.
- La Alcaldfa de Aguas Buenas ha
puesto en- conoelniehto de la Secretarfs Civil,
que no ha practicable adn la comprehension de
pesas = medidas por carecer de les punzones
necesarios para Ell case.
~ Del mismo modo que entire ca la 100
hombres reunidos, 90 fuman, entire esos 90
81 usan cigsrrillos sToro, 6 sInternaciona!,,
per que son los que mas gustav a las personals
que saben fumar. Pfdanse en- todas parties.
- FL Concejs al don Andres Guardiols,
ha sido propuesto para Q Q Teniente de AL
cslde del munioipio de Dorado.
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IA SknTO DOMINGO!

Proxima & salir Ia cuarta expedition de
trsbajadores para Santo Domingo, los anotados
s cQentos inteiigentes en- las fsenas de campo
Ioseen insoribirse, pueien d~irigirse s Diaz Val
depsres, San Jasto 3. Qicorerfa) Nss-5
Don Rosendo Pfats de Maysgiez,
ha reoiamado al AIonicjpio de Rino6n ell page
de al4uileres qoe lie adeuds DC uns casa que utili-
70 para csouela de nlh0s.
d. ouenta ell Alcalde lie LOLA dc
que no SO &c ha pagado 81 sueldo lie Agosto al
escTibiepte don Pe iro Nj attinsz Leon.
- Dona Felfoits Igaraviiez y dona
Carmen Rivers, dc B%eyamon, han peiido con-
donaci5n de coatribuoioucs.
=. HI Auditor ha trasmit!do 4 la Secre-
tarfa Civil, para su observation, la contests-
ci&n que ol Collector de Aguadilla ha dsdc &
IN pIisgo de reparos que Sc lie dirigio con mo-
two de dlferenciss que existen en- sus ouentaa
CORE pcndientes al mes de Octubre ultimo.
~ FL munioipio de Areoibo ha puesto
en- oonooimiento de Ia Secretsrfa Civil ell es-
tsdo en- que SO enoueEtran log c3minos vecina.
les ds gu juTisdiccion, cue dice, es deplorable,
manifestando que csTece de recursos para reme-
disrlo.
-. Acoatsdo sobre una acers de la Gale
de la Cruz SO halisba aver enfermo, ell indivi-
duo Lorenzo Garcia; fu6 recogido por la poll
ofa, J conducido 81 depogito municipal.
- Ha sido asistido en- la Sala de Soco-
rros ell psisano Celestino Pena, de contusiones
lnterla&s por Lucas Correa, qulen lie pogo con
IN alambre. L agresor ha sido detenido.
~ En- los monies de la Siberia Sc ha en-
contrado IN pedszo de te!a que SO supone sea
perteneciente al globo del infortunado Andree.
E! hallazgo la caussdo profunda sensation por
que, dloen los periodicos europeos, junto q 81
Sc vio IN pspel con 10 Riguiente: No hay pre-
parade como Ell <Remedio Turco, para hermo.
scar el cults. De- vents en- todss las boticas.
~ Resuito herido Emilio Fernandez, al
inter venir, en- sentido conciliador, en- una pelea
gus %sosteHfan tres individuos & las 10 y media
de anoohe &c aver en- la Gale de San Sebastian.
Fl herido fu6 ssistido en- Ia Ssla de Socorres.
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V|AJER0S P0LITICOS.
Munoz Rivera Diaz Navarro.

Aver salieron con direction 4 Humaoao los
senores Muhoz Rivera y Disx Navarro, y es de
saponer que su viaje Sc %relaciona cen las cleo
Clones que deberan ce]ebrarse 81 Microbes de
la presente semans.
Sc dice tambien, como cosa probable, que
los federales preparan un viaje 4 Ponce, donds
parece one seran muy renidss las eiacciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-27

R0clbos taIOnarios, ss.a haos E en- en- ss sta, inn
rroquiano. Hay cuadernos de reoibos para 81
qulleres de ossss ( rs ots. con I'm 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-27
POR AMOS A%DELANTAD0S.

Psgsn1o por anaaiiisdes ade'sntadas, Sc
desea tomar en- arrendsmisnto una casa, en- 81
ito c6ntrico de esta Capital, que rente de 70 a
100 peso= mensuaiee.
Infornarku Luna SO. altos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-27
e. 'ii.e par a. Venezuela,

Ha tenido Ia cortesfs de despedirse de no
sotros nuestro muy estimate amigo Don Enri-
que Mendoza Solar, G >nsul General en- esta Isls
de los Estados Unidos de Venezuela
El sefor Mendoza Sc embarcara manana
Ell ell vapor <Philadelphia,, en- companfa de
otros de sus paisanos, Y cree estar de vue:ta
dentro de pocos dias. .
Deseamos tenga viaie muY %prospero ell eli
tado amigo y digno representants de una ma
oion amigs, esperanto tener ell gusto de estre~
char gu marc, en- breve.
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NOtiCias.
D R. JOSE SAN j u R ] 0
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=SAN FRANCISCO=36.
PfeCi0S Sulnamente modicOS,

Ell DR.. Sanjurjo ha ganado dos premios'
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
c otro por las mejores cqjas de dentes.
segun certificado que posee.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
HELEN GOULD TESTIFlES
Identifies Letters Written to Her by Mrs
Margaret Cody.
Handwriting Expert CarvaIhO De
cIares the Parish Records Had
Been Tempered With.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 3.-Miss Helen
Gould was on the witness stand today in
the trial of Margaret E. Cody, accused of
attempting to blackmail the heirs of the
late Jay Gould. Miss Gould identified let
ters from Mrs. Cody, dated March, 1895,
and also a letter dated Denver, Col, Oc-
tober II, 1896, and signed by Mrs Fitzpat-
rick.
The Rev. Father Constantine. who at one
time had charge of the parish of Cooper
vile, identified book of records of births
and marriages in the parish from 1858 to
1857. The book, one entry in which pur-
ported to show the birth of a child of JAY
Gould and Sarah Ann Angel, was placed in
evidence.
Father Constantine said he had. in COM
pliance with request from Father Char
vanne OF keysville. sent to that priest a
certified copy Of the entry. He said he
thought that at some previous time the en-
try had been changed or rubbed out.
David N. CarValho, the handwriting eX-
pert, testified that he had examined the
record. He had found erasures and addi-
tons, which were made approximately
within a period of fiveayears of this date.
The witness was excused until he could
get the photographs used in determining
his conclusions.
James B. Stearn of Rousse's Point first
saw Mrs. Margaret E Cody in the latter
part of April, 1895, when he drew papers
cuted in the name of Mary Brown Could,
by Mrs. Angel, on May 80 1885, and an
other appointing Mrs. Cody attorney for
Mrs. Angel
Evening star., 1899-03-03
COL. uECKER'S WORK DONE.
Will He HOnorabiy Discharged From
the, Army Aprii 3.

Col. Frank ]. Hecker, quartermaster, L.
S. V, has been hcnorably discharged, to
take effect April ;. He left here yesterday
for Havana, to complete certain transpor-
taticn business connected with the War
Department which he desires to complete
before he leaves the service. Col. Hecker
took a prominent part in the conduct of
the Spanish war and was regarded as Sec
retary Ayers right-hand man in all mat
ters pertaining to the transportation of
troops. Although under the quartermaster
general, he was given a free hand, ard
was practically independent of that officer
He selected and purchased all the principal
army transports on the Pacific and Atlantic
coasts at an expense of over 5000 GEO and
also made all the arrangements for the
repatriation of the Spanish soldiers in
Cuba. The last important work on which he
was engaged was the construction of piers
wharves and railroads in the vicinity of
Havana, at an estimated cost of 5000, 600
He is president of the Consolidated Car
Company of Michigan and makes his home
at Detroit. The reason given in the formal
order for his discharge is that his services
are no longer required.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
BREAK AWAY FROM QUAY.
senator Lost Three Votes in the Bal
lot at Harrisburg Today.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 3.-The long
predicted break from Senator Quay came
on today's joint ballot. Three members
Messrs. Hersh, Mackey and Yates Tepub-
licans)-deserted his ranks and voted for
other republican candidates. Hersh and
Yates are Philadelphia friends of Senator
David Martin, who went into the repubi-
can caucus early in January and voted
against Senator Quay, but who have since
abided by the decision of that meeting and
voted for Senator Quay. Mackey is from
Lackawanna county. Until the voting for
senator began he was counted an anti
Quay man, but he surprised everybody by
voting for the senior senator.
Following is thu result of the ballot:
Quay rep, 64; jerks, dem. 80; Dalzell,
rep, II; Stewart. rep, l. Huff, rep, 8;
Stone, rep, 4; Tubbs, rep 2; Ritter, rep .;
Widener, rep, 2; Rice rep, 2; Markle, rep,
8; Grow, rep, l; Irwin, rep, ..
Total vote 1853; necessary to a choice. 81;
paired or not voting, so
Mackey Changed from Quay to Rice;
Yates from Quay to Widener and Hersh
from Quay to Huff.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
LOCAL RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
Appropriation for Potomac Retained
That for Anacostia Rejected.

In the conference report on the, river and
harbor bill the conferees agree to the SEN
ate amendment on improving the Potomac
river at and below the city ofWashington, for
which 100000 is allowed instead of $4,000
as provided for in the bill as it passed the
House. A provision in the appropriation is
to the effect that the Secretary of War
shall enter into contract for completing
improvements below the city of Washing
ton not to exceed in the aggregate $3.50 600
The conferees struck from the bill the
appropriation of S2Oo,0o0 for improving the
Anacostia river and the reclamation of its
mats The House conferees insisted that
TINS was health measure rather than a.
measure TO improve navigation, and that
1t should go on the District of Columbia
appropriation bill. The Senate conferees
MADE strong argument in favor of the
appropriation. but the necessity for COMING
10 an agreement prevented them from hold
ing out longer.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
DEWEY AN ADMIRAL
His Nomination Sent to the Senate
Today.
CONFIRMED IN SPECIAL SESSION
Ranking Officer of Army, Navy OF
Marine Corps.
MAY NOW HOIST HIS FLAG

The President today sent to the Senate
the nomination of Rear Admiral George
Dewey TO be admiral of the navy, under the
act approved March 2. 1899 The Senate
went into special executive session this
afternoon and confirmed the nomination.
The bill creating the rank of admiral In
the navy reached the President last night
and was signed by him at Ills o'clock. AT
the same time there was laid before him
the nomination of Rear Admiral Dewey to
the position.
AS admiral of the navy. Admiral Dewey
is the highest ranking officer of the mill
tary service of the United States. army,
navy or marine corps. He holds rank
corresponding with that of General Grant
when he was general of the army, and as
such OutrankS Major General Miles, COM
manding the army, and all the other major
generals, including, of course, Major Cen
eral Otis, commanding the military forces
Evening star., 1899-03-03
CITY POST OFFICE BUILDING.
NO Meeting of the Investigating sub
committee Today.

The subcommittee. of which Mr.. yelling
ton IS chairman. charged with an investi-
fation OF the methods of construction in
tne new city post office building, expected
that meeting Of that committee might be
held today when Mr. Steward, the former
superintendent. might be able to continue
MS testimony This was not possible: so
that it is not likely that any further meet
Ing OF the subcommittee will be held until
after the Adjournment of Congress Mr.
We-Hngton contemplates asking authority
from the Senate to continue the holding Of
this Investigation during the recess but he
has not yet done so.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Speaker Farr Adjourns the House
Amid Great Confusion.
ANTEQUAY FACTION PROTEST
Attempt to Reorganize After He
Had Left the Hall.
LACKED TWO OF A QUORUM

| HARRISBURG, Pa, March 3-During a
wrangle today in the house of representa-
| tives as to the adjournment hour for Fri
| day, Speaker Farr declared the house ad-
, journed, and, followed by the clerks and
| rany of the members, left the chamber
| Those who remained in the house elected
Bliss of Delaware one of the antf-Quay
republican leaders, speaker. AS soon as
| the chaplain had concluded his prayer a
motion was made to dispense with the
reading of the journal, but it was vigorous
| ly opposed this being part of an alleged
plan of some of Senator Quays followers
to delay proceedings by filibustering and
thus prevent the introduction of resolu-
tion by Gen. Koontz of Somerset, the anti
Quay member of the bribery committee, for
the appointment of additional members on
the bribery investigating committee, which
is inquiring into charges in connection with
the vote on the McCarrell jury bill.
How the Row ACQUIRED.
After the clerk had read the journal for
ten minutes, Mr.. Marshall of Allegheny
tQuay republican, called for the order of
the day, fixing II o'clock the hour of
adjournment on Friday. Mr.. Bliss raised
the point of order that the rule fixing the
hour of Friday sessions had been abrogated
\
house adopted resolution fixing new hours
for Fridays session. The resolution adopt
ed at the beginning of the session fixing
10 80 for the hour of meeting on Friday
and II o'clock for adjournment was read
by Speaker Farr. Mr.. Farr stated that
this resolution was in force and adjourned
the house. He Immediately left the chair
and was followed by many of the members
and the clerks amid great confusion and
excitement.
After the speaker had retired Mr.. Nc
Elhany of Allegheny (antiQuay republi-
can) added to the confusion and excite
ment by moving that Mr.. Bliss be elected
speaker. The motion was adopted by
viva voce vote and Mr.. Bliss took the
chair and called the house to order. In the
absence of the clerks Mr.. Bliss asked Rep
resentative Fow (dem.) of Philadelphia to
call the roll. appointing two other MEM
bers as clerks. The roll call showed the
though many members sat at their desks
and refused to vote.
Statement by Mr.. Bliss.
Mr.. Bliss made a statement after the roll
call that. in his judgment, the house was
legally in session. but the speaker having
left the house and taken with him the
officers the house could do no business.
Mr.. Stewart of Philadelphia (anti-Quay
republican, said the speaker adjourned the
house because he feared the house would
right a wrong 1t had done in allowing him
to appoint a committee to investigate
charges of bribery.
After adopting motion authorizing Mr..
take action on the arbitrary ruling of the
speaker the trump" house took a recess
until the hour fixed for the Joint session to
ballot on senatorship.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
ANOTHER BRYAN BANQUET.
Arrangements All Completed for the
Chattanooga Function.

Arrangements All Completed for the
Chattanooga Function.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 3.-The
committee on arrangements for the Bryan
banquet has made out the following list of
speakers and assigned the subjects to be
discussed by each:
w. ]. Bryan, THE Money of the Consti-
tution.'
Governor Benton McMiliin, The Demo-
cratic Party and Reform"
Ex-Governor Turney, .'rhe Constitution
Dees Not Authorize Imperialism
Representative John A. Moon, ''The Dem
ocratic Party and the Spanish American
War"
Major Watkins, National Banking Sys-
tenn Not Authorized by the Constitution
There will be several other local speak
ers. The banquet will be given March 20,
and there will be 400 covers, nearly all of
which have been taken.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
KIPLING MUCH IMPROVED.
Doctors Visits Less Prequent - Chill
Iren Arc Also RctteF.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Rudyard Kip
ing's condition was so favorable last night
that it was not deemed necessary for any
of his attending physicians to visit him
after midnight Drs. Dunham a2d Conland
remained in the hotel. however, to be with
in call in case they should be needed by
either Mr.. kping or his little daughter
Elsie, who is i'll with pneumonia F. n.
Doubleday, who saw Mr.. Kpling at 7:30
o'clock this morning, said that Mr.. Kipling
rested easily during the night
Mr.. Doubleday said that Mr.. Kiphng
doctors had visited him and the nurse
had been considered fully pble to attend
The children also Were doing well, said
MI Doubleday. Josephine had re\stedh fair
ly well and Elsie was much imprdved.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
To Facilitate asses.

House bill l21s4 to distinctlvely designate
parcels OF land in the District of Columbia
for the purposes of assessment and taxa
ton, was passed by the Senate TODAY wirh
certain minor amendments. The bill pro-
v!des a system for designating property to
facilitate assessment and taxation
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Soldiers Deaths in Cubn-

General Brooke at Havana reported to
the War Department this morning that
Private W. A. H Strackagen, a member
OF the band OF the 1st Infantry committed
suicide by shooting himself at Pinar del
Rio He also reported the death of Private
Stanley G.. Wright, Company II, 4th Ten
nessee Volunteers, of dysentery, Trinidad.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Mrs. Margaret Stout.
NIsAL~AI NI-Nl lzI
THINK BuRDETTE WAS POISONED.
Friends of the West VirEinian Begin
an investigation.

GRAFTON, w. Va, March 8-Relatives
of F. c. Burdette, clerk of the Taylor coun-
ty court, who died suddenly are suspicious
of foul play, and think he was poisoned.
He inherited recently fortune amounting
to $4,000.
Mr.. Burdette went to Kingwood Saturday
to attend to some business, and when his
train was approaching Grafton he became
suddenly Ill, and he died soon afterward.
His stomach has been sent to a chemist at
Baltimore for analysis, and some startling
developments are expected to follow
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Youth Charged with Trainwreckinr

COR1NTH, KY, March 3.-Harry Hutch
erson. aged eighteen years, has been ar
rested. charged with wrecking express
train Nc. 3. Cincinnati Southern railway.
Tuesday night. He was held to bail in the
sum of 81 900. the bond being signed by his
father, j. X. Hutcherson. Other arrests
viii probably be made.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Still in Conference.

The committee of conference has been
unable to agree on the following amend
ments: For certain public buildings for
some of which the authorizations have not
yet been finally enacted by the two houses
increasing the compensation of the customs
appraisers at the ports of Boston, Philadel-
phia, Chicago and Baltimore: appropriating
s150,G00 for improving Yaquina bay. Ore.
increasing the appropriation for improving
the Missouri river from $500. eco to $500 900:
appropriating $4,000 for the establishment
of branch Soldiers Home at Hot Springs.
South Dakota; appropriating $3.50 coo for a
Pacific cable from California TO Honolulu
Evening star., 1899-03-03
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Senate Committee increases the
Houses Figures Over a Million,

The Senate committee on appropriations
has concluded its consideration of the
army appropriation bill. The bill as re-
ported increases the appropriation to the
extent OF S,So2,OOo, making a total of SSO,-
430 600. The increase is for paw to officers
and men.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
STEEL WORKERS ON STRIKE.
Schoen Company at Pfttsburg Force,
to Shut Down Today,

PITTSBURG Pa, March 3.-The strike
of the punehers and riveters at the Schoen
Pressed Steel Company's plant. In AL
legheny. resulted today in the closing down
of the car department. About 1,OO0 men
are idle, but only 300 are on strike.
There is no change in the strike situa-
ton at the Fox steel car works In this
city The men are still out. Everything is
quiet.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
MIR. BARRows. NOMINATION.
Reported Adversely by the Senat.
Library Committee

The nomination of Samuel ]. Barrows to
be librarian of Congress has been reported
unfavorably by the Senate committee on
library.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
GEN. OTIS REWARDED.
Nominated to BE Major General by
Breyet,

The President today sent to the Senate
the nomination of Brig. Gen. Elwell S. Otis,
U-S.A., to be major general by brevet to
rank from February 4, 1869, for military
skill and most distinguished service In the
Philippine Islands
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Gunboat Wheeling SAN, for Manila

VANCOUVER, B. C.s March 3.-The
United States gunboat Wheeling will sail
today for Manila via Honolulu. On arriv-
ing at the Philippines her commander win
report to Admiral Dewey for duty. She is
is speedy boat OF her class,
Evening star., 1899-03-03
New York Office, 40 Potter Buildin,

The Evening Star is served to subscribers In the
city by carriers on their cwn account at 10 cents
per week or ~ cents per month. Copies at the
counter cents each By mail-anywhere in the
United States Canada-postage prepaid-5o cents
per month.
Saturday Quintupe Sheet Star 81 per year; with
foreign postage added. S30S.
Entered at the Post Office at Washington. ID. O..
as seCond-class mail matter.)
E(Au mail subscriptions must be paid In advance.
Rates Of advertising -Eade known application.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
SIX BURIED UNDER AVALANCHE.
Terrific SnOwslide at Granite Noun
tain, Col,

Terrific Snowflake at Granite Noun
tain, Col.
GUNNISON, Col, March 3.-Five men
and a woman are buried under an ava
lanche of snow which came down Granite
mountain near the Magma Charta mine at
White Pine, twenty-five miles from this
place The missing, who supposed to
be dead, are:
Mrs. Margaret Stout.
Michael Welch.
James Jordan.
Three men, whose names are unknown d.
The six persons were all in the boarding
house kept by Mrs. Stout, which was
crushed by the avalanche and carried with
the snow down the gulch.
Evening star., 1899-03-03

Every advertisement
i'm The Evening star
is n business builder.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Secretary Lon
IN

The following cable message was sent to-
day 70 Admiral Dewey:
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Dewey. Manila:
'Heartiest congratulations upon your de-
served appointment as admiral.
(Signed) .IONC,', ,,