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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-26
E%spsholes que em!g!aI

Son muchas las f,milias que de diferentes
puntos de Galicia llegan estos ,diss & la Coru-
ia con objeto de embsrcarse con destino q Is
Hsbana y Buenos Aires.
Del Ferrol y de todss aquellas aldess CO.
msrcanas hal:anse ca la Coru1a esperando> tur.
no para ell psssja muchos emigrantes, jovenes
er su mayorfa, que &c d%isponen & aban sonar la
terra natal en- bnsoa de suerte mas favorable y
p%orvenir mas l%isonjero que Ell que allf Sc les
presents.
En- ell yapor frances Cor0ouon saldrkn del
puerto de la Coruha unos dosoientos emigran-
tes entire gaIlegos y ssturianos, que SO dirigen &
Buenos Aires.
Del 81 al 20 del actual tocaron tamb;en en-
la Coruha oinco vapores, unos que van 81 la is|a
de Cuba y otros de paso para Ia Repab!ica Ar
g%entina, todos los cuales llevarkn gran namero
de pasajsros que, como es conslguiente, van &
probar, fortuna.
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Noticias.

=. H.. sill . detsni 20 Bliss Reyes, por
embri< gusz, oeupan1o=ele uu cnohillo.
- Aaq ucia y aumeata I'M peri6dico de
May.giss, Ia probable o~esantfa de que serk
Victims eli Cons sr]e de squel Csmenterio, que
-~desempefa su cometido 8 sati.faeoi6n de aque
Hos veo:nos
%. Desas hoy volvemos s enviar Ell pc
ri6dioo 4 Cabo- Rojo destinado & los abonados
cumplidores que tisne nuestro Agente; pero
advertimes-A todos, que lie d amos 6rden ter.
minante -de-sus psnder Ia entrega { todos aque'
Hos que no hagan sus pagos eantes, de llegar
al dfa ultimo de Dada mes
90 El roy Humberto ha enviado & Verdi
el COLLAR de la, eAnunzsiats,, siendo 81 gran
oompositor 81 primero que ha obtenido esq
oodiciada oond eooraoi6n, sin perteneoer Z la
carrsra p~olftioa, nj s IL militar, nj al sscerdocio
Programa de lss piezss que se ejeou'
tarkn en- Ia ret eta de ests noe he por Ia Banda
>puertorriquehs que dirige 81 sefor Verar.
1o Passed. oble Polka <Am6rioa, -Viholo
-so Rigod ones motives de de la opereta <ro
rs Juanita,-Souppe-se Gran fantasia $50
bre ell <Csrnava al de Veneoia, -Saba]dA-4o
Masurka eEspersnza, -Srta G Verar-5o Dan
- <P~resentimiento, -Dueno: ~
%. Anochs foe asaltsda y robada la casa
ndmero %, de Ia Gale do San joss, donde hs
bita 81 americana Mr.. Poolh, quisn estA ausen
to. Los laarones penetrarou por Ia axotes. La
poliofa ha hallado I'M baul y an ropero abiertos
con ~ftactura, sin conoeerss, por Ia ~ausencia
del se1or Poolh, la importancia del robo.
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TODD Ell mundo 10 dice y no hay un.
sofa persona que 10 desmienta, que los ciearri.
Hos maross eToro. 6 eInternacionsl,, son los
mas so'icitados. Pfdanse en- toias parties,
Sfrvanse tomar nota los senores Ri.
vero , fsodr1guez, que hemos dido ell rumor de
que para esta noche Sc prepara IN ssalto & su
acreditado establecimiento eEl Polo Norte ,
Los asaltantes iran en- grupos de & 90 entra
damas y caballeros, hacienda IN total de /. 900.
"a preparar sus neverasl
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Eres raudo torrente. TIE despefss
= Observation-Disclosures ostsrata,
silenanaosdasoniskss sfespacio
, dc notas do fasg J. aaesse apsgsn
con ese ritmo vago yHmisterioso
de nnssuspiro desamor. Sonora J clara,
expresas u pasi6n; y Ell p%ensamiento
por tt Sc viste con brillantes galas.
iLengua immortal, tesoro de armonfas,
honor & tt, del mundo sobersna!
Son tuyos, 81 ap6strofe vibrante
que here oomo 81 flo de Ia espada,
y Ia frsse de c@lica ternura
con que fernaa ID virgen ~ plegaria,
y 81 acento mel6dico que tiene,
Ia dalce VOC de ID mnjer armada
lasque rayos de sol lleva en- los ojos,
nieve en- Ia frente y en- los labios grana.
1eugu.inmor:.1, I / T. existenoi. unid.
por siempre este mi TERRA borincana.
Tron6 ell canon, soldados extranjeros
aquf pusieron 50 resada p!anta,
y ae oumplio una ley inexorsble,
ysu gran infortanio llor6 Espana
con Ia misma amargara y la t~risteza,
LENA de luto y de dolor ell alma,
que otro gran infortunio llor6 I'M dia
sel dltimo rey moro de Granada.
Ese lazo que aver rompi6 la ~fuerzs,
Atalo til, mi iengus castelIans,
Mensajera perenne de ooncordis,
c~ruzasel inmenso mar que nos separa
Y lleva de Ia Amerios latina
( 10 naoi6n que puebla nuestra raza,
con Ell pobre oantar del bardo t~riste,
ell beso frAternal de nuestras almas,
iique sc pnede zanzibar una bandera,
pero los sentimientoa no 90 cambian!!
MONO,
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sS OrHllo ~ Loo TobFES 81
Consultas: horas de 8 a 10 y de a
s. Isl
-. JamAs habiamos yisto coss igual, nj
tanta genie entrar y salir, nj un movimiento
tan ext-aordiDarlO como ell que hay en- ell eco
lonlai Club, detras de las famosss hallacas,
de las que habra existencias hasts esta noohe
despuss de la funci6n.
Baeslao sin sspina, jam6n Robinson
y Ferris, jsmon sin hueso, de 3 s 6 librss, ca.
Gao superior de Huylrs, guindas en- aguardien.
te, peras J melocotones de California, TODD
fresco, muy fresco, SO ofrece Gu Gel Ahorros,
Luna rs. II
Extractamos de una carta los para
los elocuentes que sigueu, = cuya lectura ca so
bremaneTa interesante.
x1, cual no serfs mi sorprePa al recono'
Ger, no solo que era muy cierto TODD cuanto
de So Emulsion se decfs, sino que de ella podfs
esperarse sh1 muoho mas. Eu esta creenois
me deoidf a usarla Gen la convalencia de todss
las Intermediates agndas, 8 tftulo de reooDs.
tltuyente. Mis- esperanzss no quedaron defrau'
dadss = hoy cuento por centenares los casos
en- que ell empleo de la Emulsion de Scott ha
sldo seguldo de verdadero exito, evitando las
recaldas tan frecuentes en- un sin numero do
enfstmadades. Asf, no tengo Inconvenience
en- recomendar a mis- comprofesores ell uso de la
Emulsion de Scott, preparada por Scott y
Bovine, no solo en- les cases en- que Sc halla
lndlcads, en- los cuales no debe haber va m6di'
co que no conozcs su efcacia, sino muy espe'
clalmente Gen la convslecencia de todas las en-
termedades agu1as y subagudas,, en- las que
tan rApldamente Sc ~verifica ell proceso destruc-
two, como medic SECURE de reparar las perdi'
das fuerzas y volver al anterior estado fsiolo'
| gioo.,
Dr.. francisco NaboS.
Sto Domingo, r D., Ssptiembre, 1894.
Para dar Iecciones de ing|es 4 ao, dos Sc. :.
~necesita una intelligence profesora americana,
que conozca un poco ell espa1ol. Informaremos
en- esta redaccion.
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TrabaiadOres

Peninsulares J o~snarios, inteligentes en- las fac
mas del campo, que quieran pssar q ssnto Do.
mingo,s .pueden acudir, para informes . Disz
Wallpapers, Gale de San Justo, numero 8 OH
oorerfa9
Los que no sepan de trabajos agrfcolss,
que NO se presenter. n-a-s-s
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.Elecclones de Las MAJ as,
Triunfo de los federdIeS.

I'm amigo nuestro ha recibido telegrama
dirigido desde Mayagies, On ell que le psrtici
pan que en- las elscciones celebradas uitimsmen.
to en- Las Marfas. han obtenido los federales
ciento ochenta y nueve votos de mayorfa sobre
la votsoi6n del partido Republicano.
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La Iengua caste!!ana.
A Manuel Fernandez JuneOs, mi amigo J maestro


.Virgen de Nazareth, du'ce Maria,
al hiio de mi NOR c'emen ampara,
Asst, con triste ~aoento, que aun esouoho
vibrar en- 10 rec6ndito del alma,
teni9ndome en- sus brazos prisionero,
y mi rostro ba1ando con sus lAgrimas,
la mArtir infeliz que me did vida
alsaba 50 oraoi6n. ~ SD plegaria
iba hasta ell cielo e~nvuelta en- ell ropaie
de Ia armoniosa lengua castellana!
<Para c~ivilizar un nueVO mundo,
su sangre y su %cultura lie did Espsna.,
Asf, con grave %acento, que aun conmueve
mi corax6n, sonaron las palabras
del noble anoiano que presto 4 mi cuna
su decidids y c~arilosa guarda,
= del severe libro de la historic
abri6 ante mi las inmortales paginas.
~ aquella Erase la expres6 ell anoiano
en- la sonora lengaa castellaua!
<Colono: ese terruho en- que has nacjdo
y morirAs tai vez, csc es tn patria
Asf, con duro %acento, que aun resuena
dentro de mi, donde jamas sc apaga,
me dijo I'm preceptor; y desde entonces,
idolatro la islilla deegraoiada,
que I'M sol de fuego con su lumbre alegra,
que ell mar Caribe con sus ondas bahs.
~ fu6 dicha la Erase del maestro
en- la sonora lengua castellana!
<Rota va la cadena del e%sc'avo,
reina en- Ell mundo, liberta1 ssgrada
AT, con voz energica, que aun vibra
en- 81 altar de la oonciencia humana,
diieron unos hombres de mi TERRA;
y, desde entonces, Ia oprimida raxa
que fu6 despojo de Ia vii codicia,
alz6 la frente y redimida canta.
~ aquellos hombres %justos, la sentencia
proclamaron en- lengua castel'ana!
<No es eterno ell sufrir. La fe consuela,
y es faro de la vida IL esperanza
Asf, con dulce aoento, que aun recuerdo,
y conmueve mi ser, y lena ell alma
de inde6nible gozo, asf me dijo
de mis- suef1os Ia hurt, la nina casts,
que destellos de sol tiene en- los ojos,
J Ia @bondsd angelica en- ell alma.
~ brot6 de sus labios la promesa
en- Ia divina lepgua oastellana!
Lengua immortal que hablaron mis- abuelos.
un bardo triste tn hermosura cAnta,
tn me recuerdas ell amante arrullo
de una madre %infelis; til de mi infanoia
evocas ell recuer 10; til ~revives
de mi miner sin sol vagos fantasmar,
mis- horss de placer, que fueron cortas,
mis- horss de dolor, que fueron largas,
mi tit&nios luoha por Ia vida,
mis- ~tfiunfos breves, mis- >derrotas vastas,
Lengua immortal que hablaron mis- may ores
tan bella como tn no hsy lengua huns ma.
Por tus frases en9rgicas obtuve
ell hermoso fooncepto de ID patria,
y se por tt que Dios, bondad supreme,
sobre los hombres 81 piedad derrama;
al abrir de ID historia Ell libro immense,
supe que fueron tuyas los palabras
que pronunoi6 Colon, miranda III oielo,
al desoubrir Ia terra americana.
Lengua immortal, idioma de Cervantes,
ell colono de aver tn gloria oanta.
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90. Fl ~paisano Gerardo Correa, hs sido
detenido aver a las 2 de la tards, por haber
faltado el respeto & I'm sacerdote.
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A UNA NOVA
en- SUI album

~ EEH ~ ME 80
en- SUI album
Vas & entrar. M~ariquills,
por un canine
dondeik Ia ven que flores
ctecen espinos. .
De tt depende
que ell espino nc hiera
tu=piel de nieve.
IFS la vida tan oortsl
sSu primavera
pass, = las Husiones
pronto sc lleva.
Has que tn dichs
nuuca llegue & 81 invierno,
como tn vida.
ST quieres que en- tn casa
no haya %tormentos,
sc IT,, para tn casa
eli Angel bueno;
que allf, los tuyos
hallen en- tn Garlic
AZ = refugio.
II.
iCorque { matrimoniarte
vas enseguida!
IFS delicado ell lance,
por vida mia!
Pero, Iuo importa!
81, como Ia hermosura,
juicio te sobra.
No estA de mas, Maruja,
que un perro viejo
que lleva algunos anos
con ell cencerro,
de buen amigo
te de I'm ~consejo sano;
pom ell dido:
Cuando oigas que en- tn casa
retumba ell trueno,
porque llega tn esposo
con muy NAL genio,
prudente Gala,
y verAs la tormenta
que pronto pasa.
Mas, al por ell contrario,
con POGO $3.50
la chachara to empuia,
y sin esfuerzo
mueves la lengua..
lya sabrAs, Mariquills,
10 que es eanela!
DAUBON.
1895
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Subasta pubuca.

III % del actual, & las 10 de Ia mahans.
se vendera en- ell Juzgado de Cathedral. Cruz II
altos una casa nueva de MADEIRA. techada de
Nero galvanizado, situada al Centric del po.
Ltado de Catano, en- la Gale del Tranvfa.
Informant ell que suscribe, en- ell Tingl.do
del muelle, los dias laborables. San Juan 3, R..
Noviembre "a de 1899.
EetrJ. ALAaU.
n-e-3-2
"a. Un individno llsmado Goyo Torres
Sc embrisg6 anoche en- la Gale de San Jose V
formo Ell gran escandalo proiriendo palabras
obscenas 8 insultando damss, sin guardian CON-
slderaoi ZONES de ningana clase; ofreci6 punala-
das , cuanto se le ocurrio, y despues Sc ocult6
en- una casa cusndo la policfa fac a meterlo Ell
orden. Estsmos frescos con oil Goyo.
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Camara de COmGrC
Asamb|ea general.

La Junta direotiva provisional de la Cana
"a de Concrete de Puerto-Rico, ha acordado
en- session de anteayer que .el 10 del pr6xi-
mo Diciembre, & la una de la tarde y en- los sa-
ZONES del "Ateneo Puertorriquefo" &c verif-
que una Asamblea general, con objeto de epro-
bar ell Reglamento y nombrar 10 DIRECTIVE de-
fnitiva de la Camara.
Lo que sc hace puhlioo para conooimiento
de todss las classes q quieaes interesa Sc consti =
tuya defLitivamente dioha importsntfsima ms
tituci6n; rcgando ell frmante & todos los peri6-
dicos de la Isla Ia reproduction del presente
aviso.
San Juan, 25 de Nvbre. de 1899.
FL Seoretario.
lose q. del Vale.
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DOCTOR QUBVBDO BhBg.
Medico Cirujano.

Ofrace al publioo de esta Capital sus servi.
cioa profesionales en- la Gale do la Fortalezs
81, altos de la Esfera.
w@ GRATIS A LOS POBRES.-s
Consultas: horss de s q 10 Y de
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
Two Lives Losss.

Nashville, Tenn, July PA serious
wreck, resulting in the loss of two lives,
the wounding of number of persons
and the destruction of several thou
sand dollars worth of property, oe-
CURED on the Chesapeake 4 Nashville
railroad Saturday evening. The train
which left Gallatin for Scottsville fell
through trestle 60 feet high, between
Bledsoe and Westmoreland, part of the
trestle giving way. Just as the loco.
motive had passed over the trestle one
of the ears dropped through and car
ried the engine and other cara with it,
The cars cnmGhtfire and were destroyed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
AnIncendiary Lynched.

Houston, Tex. July 26.-Some two
weeks ago a negro was iynched in
Grimes county. Monday night Il
church at Fuqua Prairie was burned
by an incendinry; suspicion fell on
John and Randall Hamilton, negroes.
The later was first found and with Il
rope around his neck, he confessed
that John burned the church John
was found at his home, and fIs answer
to n demand for surrender was IL vol
ley of buckshot Van Wright being
fatally wouG,;ed and Tuck Moore
slightly injured. The negro escaped
badly wounded, hut was recaptured
Tuesday nj noon and at once strung
up. No further trouble is expected.
Revenge for n former lynching. it is
thought, was the motive for the in
ccndiares.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
Dockmen,s strike Grows.

Ashtabula, July 22.-The dockmen's
strike here threatens to become seri-
ous Manager l.. C. Hanna. of the NJ.
A. Hanna docks, met the strikers and
in a conference the removal of Super
intendent George b. Frazer and Chief
Engineer McNutt was demanded. n
further conference is to be held, but
the men are bitter against the officials
named. The men on the Minnesota
dock struck and 600 men are out. The
strikers are members of the Long
shoremen's union which, it is claimed,
will bar the Hanna boats at other
ports or docks pending the settlement
of the strike. Over 1000 men are idle
in all
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
Goes TO Manila n. n Nurse.

bridgeport, July 25.-Miss Carrie
Lee Danford, the only daughter of the
late Congressman Danford, left yes
terday for San Francisco, from which
place she will sail, with her friend,
Miss Jennie Smith, of Washington, for
Manila, having been appointed hospi-
tai nurse. They will go with Maj.
Gen. Wheeler, who is a friend of Miss
Danford. Miss Danford intended to
go months ago, but was persuaded by
her father to remain with him until
after his death, he realizing that he
had not long to live. After his death
the friends of the lady used every eff
fort to dissuade her from going, but
she was more determined than ever.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
Hospital snip Returns from Manila

San Francisco. July 25.-The trans
port Morgan City. which has been
converted into hospital ship. arrived
Monday f.3T, Manila, havfn,. on
hoard 473 sick and convalescent sol
diers. The vessel started with 476
hut three died on the voyage. All of
those on board were i'll when the
steamer left Manila, but the removal
from n troocal climate and the sea
air so benefited the invalids that, on
arrival here. only 22 We're unable to
leave their berths. Every command
and almost every regiment is repre-
gented among the returned soldiers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
N EW S OF OHIO,
Gathered by Telegraph From All
Parts of the State.
Assumed serious Proportions.

Cincinnati, July 26.-The strike of
messenger boys Shat began last Sat-
urday has reached serious conditions.
Hoodlums and idlers surrounded tho
telegraph and district offices yester-
day and intercepted the new messen-
gers in different parts of the city.
The messengers were sent out in cabs
with a policeman accompanying each
driver but stones and missiles were
thrown at the vehicles. Many of the
messengers have been seriously hurt.
Two have been stabbed. several hurt
by missiles and two have been badly
beaten up. The newsboys Joined the
strike Tuesday. Great mobs of hood
lums surrounded the newspaper of
fees and refused to let the new boys
go out with papers. The papers
were torn up and destroyed as fast
as they We're turned over to the new
bOys
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
HE FEELS AS YOUNG AS EVER.
Admiral Dewey Denies that He Is n
Sick man-OutlInes His Plans.

Trieste, July 25.-A press correspon-
dent yesterday visited Admiral Dewey
on board his flagship Olympia and
was cordially received. Admiral
Dewey said that although he had re-
ceived many invitations from Ameri-
cans sojourning at Carlsbad, he had
never intended going there. ''Lools
at me-" said the admiral, ''do l look
like sick man? Do l look as if /
required Carlsbad treatment? / am
quite healthy, and though l will bt es
next December, 1 feel quite young. l
came to Trieste solely to recruit the
health of my crew, it having passed
II months in the tropics.
Further details and plans have
not been decided upon, but the crui-
ser will remain during the whole of
August at Mediterranean ports. The
last port touched in Europe will be
Gibraltar, where we will only take
on coal and stores. We are expected
in New York by October 1. 1 have
accepted invitations to receptions by
the citizens of New York and Wash
ington, and | am already in possession
of photograph of the sword of homo
voted me by the American congress"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
BUYS MucKRoSs ESTATE.
Rich New Yorker Purchnses Histor-
icaI Acres In Ireland for the
Sum of S1S5,OOO.

New York, July pa. G. Peck, of
Cohoes Falls, n. Y, has bought the
Muckross estate on the lakes of Kill
larney, about which there has been so
much talk. The price paid was e37,-
900, approximately $1S5,000 in the
money which Mr.. Peck made as man
ufacturer of axes in this country. The
property is magnificent and beautiful.
1t includes the demesne and home farm,
comprising about 400 acres of arabic
land and plantation, including Brickeen
and Diris islands and the old abbey in
the grounds overlooking the lower
lake. There is besides the demesne of
Lord Brandon, on the upper lake, with
its cottages, deer forests and its thick
ly-wooded plantations of Tonnes, Pur-
pie mountain and one part of Caberna-
bone and part of Mangerton and Tore.
This estate includes also about 10000
acres in all, in which are the famous
cascades known as O'Sullivan's and
Tore. The famous Muckross abbey
comprises the well-preserved ruins of
"a monastery founded by Chief McCar-
thy FOR the Franciscan friars, 1t has
,braved the storms of 800 years and cN-
,cept the roof which fell n victim TO
the Cromwellians, ii is TO all appear
ances fit to endure the vicissitudes OF
another century or two.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
NEW GOLD FIELDS. .
About 1900 Miners are in and Around
Cape Nome-The New Country h
Very RfcI


Washington, July 26.-The Coast
and Geodetic survey has received
report from G. r. Putnam, who is oui
with party at st. Michaels, regarding
the recently opened gold fields arouno
Cape Nome. Mr.. Putnam says he
cannot vouch for the accuracy of the
floating reports from Cape Nome. II
is certain that new fields have beer
opened from five to 80 miles back from
the coast between Cape Nome and
Cape Rodney. There are about 9,
900 miners in this section with theiI
principal settlement at Anvil City, {
new town not yet on any maps except
those of the transportation companies
1t is claimed by the boomers that some
of the new country is very rich, One
of the reports speaks of $4,000 having
been taken out of an area 25 feet
square within foot of the moss
roots. This, however, is not vouched
for by Mr.. Putnam.
The survey has no very recent rf'
ports from the more inland regions,
but it is understood that the American
miners who We're driven out of the
Atlin district and went over to the
Porcupine country have struck good
fields and have already spread out III
some places to the east of the British
line.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
DEWEY ACCEPTS.
Invitation of New York to BE the
City's Guest Meets His Approval
viii Arrive October L.

New York, July 25. - Mayor Van
Wyck Monday received the following
cablegram from Admiral Dewey:
"Trieste, July 24-To Mayor Van wyck,
New York: Letters received and invita-
ton accepted. Expect TO arrive about Oc-
tober 1. Will cable definitely from Gibral-
tar. Have written.
(SigneD DEWEY"
The committee on land parade and
decorations for the Dewey reception
met and decided to invite the governor
of each state to send portion or the
whole of the national guard to take
part in the land parade.
Trieste, July 25.-A correspondent
on Monday visited Admiral Dewey on
board his flagship Olympia, and was
cordially received. Admiral Dewey
said that although he had received
many invitations from Americans So
journing at Carlsbad, he had never in
tended going there. The admiral said:
Look at me- Do look like sick man?
Do / look as If / required Carlsbad treat
ment? I am quite healthy, and, though I
will be GO next December, feel quite young
in health and spirits, and from my hu-
NOR you will notice that what tell you is
quite correct. | came to Trieste solely to
recruit the health of my crew, they having
passed II months in the tropics without
break. My reception by the Austrian Off
cials was most friendly and according to
the usual etiquette. All reports of the en-
pe.ors declining me a reception are un-
founded. l expect to remain in Trieste
about a week longer. and shall then pro-
ceed probably to Naples. Further details
and plans have not been decided upon. but
the cruiser will remain during the whole
of August at Mediterranean ports. The
last port touched in Europe will be Gibra!-
tar, where we win only take on coal and
stores. We are expected in New York by
October l. | have accepted invitations TO
receptions by the citizens of New York and
Washington, and am already in possession
of a photograph of the sword of honor
voted me by the American congress"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-29
Won't Restrict Inventive Genius.

Washington, July 25.-The United
States will not be bound by the re-
ported decision of The Hague confer
ence to prohibit the use of the dunn
dun bullet in warfare. So far we
have not been obliged to resort to the
use of this bullet, but the ordnance
officers have been making experiments
to secure an increased stopping" cf-
feet of the small calibre ball used in
the Krag-Jorgensen and these eXperi-
ments have proceeded on the lines of
the dum-dum bullet. The reason
why the American delegates voted
against the proposal to prohibit the
dum-dum was because their instruc-
tions forbade them to pledge this gov
ernmcnt TO any action that Would re.
tard the development of inventive
genius in warfare.