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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

The Miller was pa, On tho ways yester-
dag for few repairs. Captain Bah
badge stated that Il needed an additional
20 the rudder as In gettlng around thc
sand island and Chinook ASh traps ne
had 60 make sharp turns, yhe l~rscu
rudder not being large cnougt Tor the
length ol che boaj, Work was commcuccd
yesterday painting the cabin, but will
probab,y not bc complocd " present, as
Captain Babbdge expects to make his
regular trips 20 chinook today.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

slstcnt runners that tho opening price
Alaska salmon will I've on the Oas'S ot
from ~ 60 N cents for reds but We can
state autiwritatNcly that the association
has not hNcd any priccs and none viii
hc ma,lc until the pack ~ Sockcycs on
Pugct sound and fNNsw river can hc
fairly estimated, AZ this writing It looks
as " 81 win DO the basis although Il tho
pack o0 Fraser river ami rugN sound
Is light e may N, slightly higher huy
tt the pack ia lRrgc then Alaska rods may
be slightly below ST. These prices arc
tho opinion OF che editor ot the Trade
Journal. hastd on former seasons and not
grom any official source,
The ], X, Armsby Company, Chicago,
quote; iNa pack-Sprng pack, chinook
| Columbia river {, ~ h, lNruaud or As
torta. III plain oVals, SIS; III key ovals,
SM; IN plain eNpcr, style, N&. III key,
cSpor, sdylc $40, llh plain hau, Nli,
III key nats, N,SO. llh plain tails, $3.50,
! ln key tails, $l&: slb plain tails, sos.
sib key tails, SiO. 'gih plain hats, $50
| Tho john NJ Chapman company oncr
to mako contracts Tor iNa choice rcd
Alaska salmon we'll known brands by
scc>,nd hands az & cents. l. q, b san
F'rancisco, cash stsh, draft, agaIns, bill
" lading less ~ pvr cent, subject 20
tho usual conditions, This ofrcr Is also
accompanied by the following circular
letter.
THE recent drop In price " red Alaska
salmon, on the part ot the largcs, holds
cyss In tf,c face OF strong markc, and
prcdiytcd higher RANGE ot values rVr thc
new seasons gocJls has prompted certain
parties TO place In cur hands ror SAKE
some thousands oI cases ~ Alaska
Sllmon-aSSOcLtlon and other brands
with instructions tn sell /, In lots 10 suit
AZ prices under those asked by others
Tor the same hran,tS-whvth1r f-r spot
or future delivery. during the summer
and early autumn >cy,Son Tho policy Of
buying salmon for tuturv delivery aud
rccclp, ot supplies during November and
December, after the cousuming scasun ,'
over. without compensation FOR carry.n MS
Ichargcs and expenses when the timc
ar,sJs, Tor selling has become question.
able some pars!,c, have determined ty
avail themselves OF sp1, stocks This sea,
son, instead ot buying for sumro dcu,,
cry, as such stocks cau De- hOusht tal
lcsys than many brands 90 new gools
{. O. D. San Francisco. crlgh, added, aa,
the salmon is available 30 quamiti,s 90
suit a, time when B, .s wanted
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

For Sale-GasolIne launch For par
ticulars address B, care Astorian office.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Or. Davis. the dentist. has removed 60
Portland. wheaa he Will pncSicc his
professiOn.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Strawberries are at their prime this
week. We are receiving large quantities
daily. Prices now very reasonable. Ross
Higgins & Co,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

George Hnls building on lower Astor
street is being lowered on firm founda-
ton and as soon as the preliminary work
IS finished a Turkish bath will De put in
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

The following order was made by JudSe
Mcbride in the circuit court yesterday;
Henry c. Numberg ". sidney Dell. or
der fOr confirmation Of sale.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

A. J Johnson. tho forestry expert, took
with him to Portland last evening a
specimen Of a flower, the like II which
was never befor. seen in Astoria. Il is
called the bird Of paradise, from a re-
semblance the flower has to the head OF
that bird The flower IS composed Of
s,raigh, spikes. one out in front Ike the
beak Of a birds head, and the ether
spikes standing upright In a line like a
crest. The beak Is green and the crest
of the flower Is yellow The stalk is
about three feet high and about half an
inch in diameter and looks more like a
rush or bamboo stalk than the stem Of
a towering plant. The plant came from
South Africa and Mr.. johnson has the
only specimen IN this coast.
Astoria has one o. the most perfect
sawmil sites on the Columbia river, 81
having the three leading requisites Of ad.
Joining the railroad and having deep
water wharfage and protected water for
the boom. This ideal location is On the
| Ntf'h OBJ ltINA tOIlIAFsAlllE lpAtr w l'yA'''
with he main land. The saw mill should
/ be- located on the town side Of the neck
/ adjoining the railroad track and In front
Of the mill a dock could be built. u
which the largest ships could land thus
making tine shipment Of lumber by cai
or ship an easy and cheap matter. The
boom should be located across the mech
In Cathlamet bay, where there is all
ways still water and no heavy currents
50 that there would be no danger what
ever Of losing logs. The neck Of lanC
ia 50 narrJw N hauling the logs across
would be an eaSy job. II the proposition
was taken up by the chamber Of com
merce and progressive association 1t f.
more than likely a big sawmill for th'
export trad, could be- secured to ut.'z'
this splendid location. Astoria need,
more sawmi,ls as well as more industria
establishments Of all kinds.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

The state G. A. r. encampment al Nc
Minnyille this week Is one ot the most
successful ever he'd there being abou
j0cJ people from all over the state at
tending. The following officers for the
ensuing year were elected. II. V. Gates,
Of Hlusboro, commander: Wyatt Harris.
q McMInnv.le senior vice-commander;
julius PrieS.er Of oregon City, JunOr
vice.command,r Rev. c. +. Kline. PORT
land, chaplain; Dr. b. II. Bradshaw. u
Salem. medical direxor While it was
though, probable that the encampment
mex, year would De held here the voter
ans decided to hold their next meeting al
Ia Grande
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Fruit frappes to order at the Parlor;
same price as ice cream. except pine.
apple, which Is 10 cents higher.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Best California wine % cents per gel
Lon. Alex Gilbert. sole agent for Astoria
Telephone S.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

An old building on Bond street, between
Sixth and Seventh, belonging 70 Captain
H. p. Parker. is being torn down. as
the building is unsigh;ly AMI dangerous
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Cream Pure Rye. Americas finest
whaskey. The only pure goods. gusran-
teed rich and mellow. John l. Carlson.
sole agent
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Those who have tried the ice cream
served at the Parior say It is the best
in the city.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Judge Gray made a business trip to
Seaside yesterday lie said Iha, seaside
was booming, \ new depot is oetng built
by the railroad company A new church
Is under construction. and plans are out
for new school house. \ good deal %.
road work has been done this season,
some nne she'll drives having been built
and other thoroughtares covered with
sawdust 20 prevent the sand dying
This popular resort promises 10 be very
larS,y attended this year, as its pleas
antness as a summer home Is well known
20 valley residents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

W. ]. Heckard's 1. X. L. creamery
butter s0c per roll at the Parior.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

The Trescotr Packing Company ye~-
ieriay built a house on a scow which vii
hereafter be used as a receiving Sow and
will b. stationed az Cooks se!ning
grounds.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Kery's transfer wagons deliver box
wood to any part Of the city on short
notice. All orders left at Zapfs turni-
ture store, GO Commercial street. viii
receive prompt attention. Telephone
MM
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Taking Of testimony before the referee,
Judge Page, in the case Of Honeyman.
DeHart & Glen vs.. Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad has been postponed until
next Monday.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

The new Creamery Restaurant, Bond
street. near the alley between uth and
18th street, serves the best Scent meal
ever set out in Astoria. Everything is
new, neat and clean, and absolute saiis-
faction Is guaranteed all patrons.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Astorians will be treated to high
class open air concert given by the AS
toria Military Band on the Telephone
dock Saturday evening at p. m. 1t is
the intention Of the band TO give these
concerts each Saturday evening here.
after. The boys have been rehearsing
very faithfully for the past few weeks
and our people will doubtless be surprised
and delighted with their music.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Physicians are the friends or the fam
Ey. HARPER Whlskey is the friend of
the physician. A most valuable assist
ant, and one that can be trusted Sold
BY Foard & Stokes Co., Astoria, Oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

A. the coroncr's inquest upon the body
os D. Z. Bel, killed In the train wreck
sunday nSh, held In Portland wednes-
day. Conductor Clough and Engineer
Jennings. Of the Northern Pacific freighi
train admitted that misread orders were
the cause Of the wreck. They wer, Civ
en- orders 10 pass the excursion train a,
S;4S at Linuon, he taking the S:B %
De Gas. and expected TO meet al Ho..
brook There Is no explanation OF the
fatal mistake, the engineer and conduc-
tor not see ming 70 understand theIr ter
rible misiurepretation OF orders.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

The committee who have been appoints
ed by the A. F. c. 70 prepare a program
for July 4,h will meet today at % o'clock
TO further mature their plans for the
| celebration OF the day.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

fumenldl duet go. ..........,..,..,s.
Migaea EIfn0ra and TItugfu
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

The schooner Pacific returned yester-
day from carrying a load Of hay from
Ingalls, place on the Lewis and Clarke
90 Desdemona sands and to Alex Grant ;
seinins grounds below Fort Stevens.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

The Astoria committee to entertain the
editors has received word that the Ma
tional Editorial Association will be able
TO be in Astoria only one day, SATURDAY.,
July 8. It is needless TO say that though
their stay will be short they will be given
the best opportunities possible to thor
Oughly enjoy themselves while here.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

T. s. Cornelius, bookkeeper for schol-
field G. Hauke. was called to Cornelius.
Washington county, the first Of the
week, as his father, Colonel Thomas
Cornelius, from whom the town was
named is seriously sick and when last
heard from was not expected to live.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-12

r. Hoy martes eera ell beae6eio de Ia
distinguida primera tipls sonora Ccnoha Msrf'
nez, qaien 10 ha dei;oado q ell lublico de Ia
Capital y a Ia colonia espalola. No dud,mos
que estos aenores correspondent iignamente 4
los meritos de tsn simp5tics artists. Sc pom
dram en- eseeas EEL Rey q lie rabios J Ol6 Sc
villa
~. Circnla ell rumor de que nuestro ami-
go ell General Zoilo Belio Rodrignes. Ministro
de Resacioaes Interior 8 de los E,tados Unidos
de Venezuela IA renuociado dicho csrgo sal.
dra para Europa en- una mission d~ip!omahos.
~ The Universal-Tobaceo Fabrique-
Clair Leaves Tabacco of La Plata, can be
obtained-Al-Orders attended to, 10 per cts
Discount -Jalios Cerrarta -Caysy-Puerto
Re. N-A-45-25
<Fela. &c titu'a uaa preciosa dana
oumpuesta en- Caracas por don R,fael M. Sau.
NELL, quein ha tenido Is ga!antesfa de de- ioar.
la a puestro companero &c redacci6n don Ma.
nuel AVlla Blanco. Dsmos las grsciss al ins'
plrado artista por su fac obseq1io
- Fl seHor don Fidel Gnillermety ba
tenido la cortesfa de psrticiparnos one Ia casa
&c los sehoras Scott Brwns de New Tork,
han ensiado a ms de los sloO del otro dis,
$3.50 orc que haee IN total de $3.50 GRO que 90
b n enttegado al G, bernador para ser distribni.
d S en're las vfotimss del oiclon del 8 de Agos'
to prtximo passdo. Aplaudimos ell generoso
rssgo de 10, eehores Soott & Bow1e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-12

Hugge. por gu parte, opiua que los dooto.
res deben oobriree la barba con ana mascara de
muaelina sujsta 4 las orejss mien.ras perma
rezoan en- los hospitales, a fn de evi.ar com.
plicaoiones en- cualquier operation que ejeca'
ten.
Care es psrtidariod de lvaarse Ia barba con
una soluci6n de eublimado antes de ~realizar
operacionee; pero Ia mayorfa opta por Ia masca
"a que envuelva por complete la barba 6 por
que los oirujanos SO Ia afeiten.
WONDERFUL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-12
UNA VENDETTA AMERICANA,

El tems de todas las conversaoiones en- ell
oord4do de antusky (Msneh -ster) no es otro
que ell proceso de las fsmilias Baker y How erd,
las cuales Sc odian J han jurado sxterm;narse
sin piedad.
De resu;tas de ests contienda, ouyo origen
eHt& basado en- una cuestion de intersses. han
psrecido onatro indlviduos ds Is fami!ia Baker
y cioco de Ia de Inward.
Varies familias de la locslidai han sbra-
zado la causa de uoa u otra familia, distir gnien
dose entire elias las de White, aliada de Ho-
ward, = los Philpots, que spoyan 4 B. ker.
Salvo Ell odio fsroz que los separa, todos
son genie formal y se ded:can & la industria y
concrete; psro, por desgrsoia, apt mas &c en-
o%uentrau pareoe que los fusiles Sc disparan por
II solos.
La policfa hi decidido Intervene en- ests
ssunto. FL sheriff Ben Wife, amigo fntimo de
Howard, consiguio no hace muoho ~reclutar
100 hombres y sin contemplation de ningun
genera ARE ,t6 & toda Ia fsmilia Baker, aousAn
dols de b .ber mstado en- una embosc ada & tres
niembros de la familia Howard; pero los Ba-
ksr fueron absueltos y &c vengaron del sheriff
matsndo & gu hermano.
LIE vendetta continue con este motive mas
enosrnizada que nunoa, de modo cue se ha Wis .
to obligada la policfa & intervenir de nuevo,
pero no oonsiderAndose como fuerza suiciente
para ejercer autoridad, ha llamado en- su ayu.
IA q II "lllc1a uel CO0uaOO pfOV16Ca Qe una
ametralladora, y de este modo han conseguido
~arrestar 4 John Baker, ouIpable del altimo orr
men.
Este ha oompareoido ante ell Tribunal de
Manchester. La milicia con 81 ametrAllador
protege al tribunal y al aousado, y por otra
parte han colocado csntinelas en- los puntoa
que dan acoeso & la sala de J~usticia psra impe
dir que las familiss riva'e. cometau algan afro
pello contra ell tribunal.
Sc sabe que 81 cato aucediese, 6 mejor di
cho, 81 c%cn'iguiesen entrar los oontrarios en- la
eala, ocurrirfs una matanza general, puesto que
los k Or. en- namero de mas de cien. armados
hssta los dieotes, han aoampsdo en- las inme
diaoiones del Bearoreck y los Howard, que as
cienden 4 otros tautos, sc encaentran tambien
& pcca distancis.
Hasta Ia bora presente los dos partidos Sc
contentsn con observarss, pero eli se rompen
las hostiliiads SO, Sc pregunta, sque podran ha'
Ger los 100 milicisnos del coroneI William IA
que no sc deci len 4 am etrallar & las parties be
ligersntes? Este serfa ell dnioo medic de termi'
ear con Ia vendetta del coudado de Clay, gee
va de NAL en- peor, y probablemente durara
eterns m ante, & jasgar por ell odio q muerte que
se profesan.
iemss se sabe one la mujer del u'timo
B.ksr muerto jur6, ,sobre ell ostsver de su es
poso, no vivir mas que para educar sns hijos en-
el ~espf'itu de venganzs contra los asesinos de
su padre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-12
Los m6dicCs.
no deben tsner baiba.

Que me p%er1onen mis- numerosos arigos
m6dicos, cusa mayer rarte usa barb, y a;gu.o
patillae. pero Aegun Las u'timas observacion.e
de Ia %clencla, Ia bsrba do los do>to;es esta nl-
~ as q dtssparecer, por ser ircompa. bic cor
los microbes.
Una !oven dootora en- medioina. qge posefs
oahe:los mag'fioos, aais'f. i la I" fuicl de cierto
%cirpjano huugsro de gran rsnNmbre.
Un ola, este 10 dljo:
-~sSeH"sits, no es posible que sigt;s vi.
nlehdo a mis- salas, porque tene!s de nasiado
Pelc. Las saIas de operaoionea deoen hallsrse
III abeiyo dc TODD oon,sgio exte' ior y vaestros
csbelios son nidos de microbes. que hacen pc
ligros ms operacione,. Cortaos ell pelo y en-
tonces podreis venir sin inconvenience a'gu
no.,
Y ioh amo la oiencia! la joven sacrifc6
e%studios de la clfnioa.
Al mismo hospital coucurrfa IN c~ifujano
de esress y larga barbs.
<Doctor-dijo uu dfa Ia joven al direc.
tor me- habeis OBJ igado 4 cortarme el peJo,
con raz6n, & mi juioio, pero, ipor que vuestro
compshero conserva su barba que debe igual-
mente ser I'M nido de microbiUs?
sMe parece bien, se1orita-oontest6 el
doctor, - mi compshero se oortarA la bsrba 6
no vendra mas al hospital,
III compahero no Sc sfeito, pero no volvi6
4 la sala.
En- este case Ia mujer qued6 respscto de la
c'enois 4 mayor altura que ell hombre.
La aventura produjo ruido, y he soul que
en- Austria = en- A|emania Sc habla muy formal
men o de obligar q los c~itujanos 4 saorifoar sus
barbas en- holocausto de la cieucia,
ri doctor Hubenek de Breslau ha inioiado
ID question, fort is 10 los razonamieatc que
emplea CONTRA ell uso della hsrba con la exposi
Dion de un cumulod de observaciones importan.
tes hechas sobre las barbas de. sus compa6e.
res, De 26 oasos ell IL ha enoontrado micro.
bios dc diversas Intermediates peligrosss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-12
REVOLUTION De VENEZUELA

ri partid) conservation one hoy se llama
Liberal N &C; on aIista se b. deciarado en- arma-
nor Ia prison de gu f. e g neral Hernandes.
Lean<e ios siguiente parrsfvs de una p -oolama:
General LUIS LCRETO LIMA,
70. jefe del PArtido Liberal Nscionalista y de
la Rev lucion NsoioLa al.
ompatriotss!
A alb, de VICAR Andra1e las so|emnes prof
meas h-ohas a P f.. a Ia caasa Liberal Ma
elena it. = 4 gu demo ,rsts j fe, deaencade n m
do las furiss de gu envidia y sus rencores o,
ira Ell vaIiente sold ado de Q 'eips, contra ell he
roe de Tinsqaillo = ell Ca'm sIerc, contra la in
mensa muititud d. sus psrtidarios!
M, deb,r me llama s los c.mpameptos. CO.
mo 20. jefe que SOY dbl PArtid, Liberal Ma
c%ion+li- ia y, pr consiguiente IN ejero;cio de Ia
j fsjara de la REVOLUTION Na,rn |, de que es
Saprcmo jefe Ell invicto general jose Manuel
Hernandez.
Ell de la guerra para estirpar & los tir.nos,
cuando la buens fs y la sinceridat han aEots.
do los recursos p~acf6cos aoonsAjsdos por Q!
amor s la Pstria eli reepeto a Ia c;villvaci6n
undn,oaos todos en- un SOLO prop6s.to: oombatir
l. ri :icul. iiratfa de un dasputa au tsnsno =
ain puio,; are .rlo del cspi;olio y ooiocsr en-
81 ell trono del Dsrecho bajo la ejiia de L. Jas.
ticia. Esa es la obra redentora que ros to,
scometar'
Comosnercs de armas! Oc1pa1, del roo
& otro extreme de la Rspu5lica, 81 pue>to qEt
a honor y ell deber mi!itar os sen ,'aL! Mi
c>bsllos, encanecidos en- los oombates, sera:
para vosotros y para todos los vaoezolsnos
una garan'fa dc mi pat'iotismo. y mi lsnzs del
Baul = III Carmelero, an testim ,Dio DE- fde i
dad a mi jefe y 4 mi c>usa. Cuarte! general
en- 81 To,umo B.rterero & IS de Agosto de
1899. Luis Loreto Lima.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-12

Con TODD este sale con direction & Caraca,
81 expreeado General, ahora que son las tres y
media p. NJ.
1nforma do por .! Coronel Lujsn y por g.
mlsmo Gsneral G rofs, de que los dispersos re-
voloion arios han tornado la VIA de Chichirivi.
ohf por encims, sale msflana ell General Manue!
Merdes & %recorrer esos lugares. Tambien Sc
ha dado ordeu & los comisarios para prendar &
tcdo eli quo reoale por esos lados. que cause al
gana sospeoha a.
Il. Aquino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-12
De Ia CQ3ira.
La faccion de Carzyaca
destfuida y presa.
Carsyacs, Stbre, 4 de 1899

Carayacs, Stbre. 4 de 1899
Hoy las IL m lego & eete pueblo el &C.
neral Santiago Garcia conduciendo los presses
siguisntes:
General Miguel Chiprs, Coronel Pedro 10.
se Castro, Comandante Pablo oabalIero Ma,ni,
CO, Comandsnte Miguel Audrade, Captain RI.
mon Gonzslsr, Cspitau Eduardo Ignscio Con.
sales. Alferes Pedro Guanips, captain Luis
Oslo, Captain Roman Valer6n, y los elementos
one siguen: dos mil tiros entire ~capsulas y car
tuchcs, dooe potes de polvora de & una libra,
dos revolvers nhmeros A, dos carabiuas re
mingtop, cinoo machetes de lozar, tres de pla.
"a, una lata de aceite LENA de p6lvora y guai
maros, IN winchester, unos falminantes = me.
ohss de bsrreuos, , ouatro osba.los.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-12

Fl G ,b-rna1or Cereal Davis re,ibi6 ell
a'gaiert' pate cahlegr fl 20, dlrigido syer por
Mr. Root S3creta7io de G Terra de los E.tados
Ulidcs.
Septiemb re IL de 1899.
L, tarifa de Cuba, que ha sido enuenda'
IA permite la entrada & *quel mer;ado del ca.
f., ceres'es y &c mas produc,iones de PunIto
Roo i'm porta ]ss directamente de eet4 LILA s 3
dtla'sy4 A centavo. por cada &C, kiltgra.
mo-, y tendra efecto desde 81 0 de Octubre pro.
ximo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-31
AN OFFENSIVE ALLIANCE.
Nicaragua and Honduras to Invade
Costa Rfcnn Territory.

Nicaragua and Honduras to Invade
Costa Ricnn Territory.
New Orleans, August 30.--On the au-
thority of an American justice returned to
this city from Nicaragua, where he has
lived for the past seven years. it is stated
that there recently took place a secret
conference between President Zelaya Of
Nicaragua and President Sierra of Hon
duras. the purpose of which was TO effect
an offensive alliance between those two
countries for an invasion of Costa RIGA
The conference took place at Amaiapa,
Honduras, the chief seaport on the Pa
ciiic side, and it Is stated that wer be-
tween the allies and Costa Rica Is bound
to eventuate. The casus bell is con-
tanned in the fact that Nicaragua is in
tent on regaining from Costa the prov
ince of Guiana Coaste the boundary lire
between Costa RIGA and Nicaragua and
which is adjacent to the proposed route Of
the Nicaragua canal. The province for
merly belonged to Nicaragua, put IVES
wrested from the latter country N the
last struggle with Costa Cica 1t is like
wise stated that $4,000 in gold has been
shipped to Hamburg and that the father
in-law of President Zelaya is now in Bel
GUM for the purpose of buying up arms
for the allied forces. Also that $25, 600 in
gold has been sent to Zelaya's agents in
New York for the same purpose.