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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15
Resu|tado de las E!eccIones
FSCRUTINIO GENERAL,

Por unanimidad de votos, Sc
ha decilido el pdblico por los Sou.'
breros adornadCs para sehoras y nj
mas recibidos rscjantemente de IA.
rls y que a precjos sin competencia
Sc realizan cen extrac rdina1ia de
manda en- Ell NUEVO BAZAAR San
Francisco 40. Los magnidcos som
breros que Sc ven5ian a IS 20, hoy
los vendenos~a d 80 SO Los de IS, 80
los detallamos a$3. so Los de $8 50
los ofrecemos a 81 IS, los de $40 90
los rega amos S.. Sc, Mas barato
que nosotro' nadia. Visitad Ell
NUEVO BAZAAR San Francisco 40
Ell proxino domingo So cele
brara en- Ell Casino Espa nol de esta
Capital una jarana, en- conmemOra
2ion de la union y cordialidad de
los elementos Go la Colonia.
Con la mu]ta correspondence han
sido castigades aver los tablajeros
de Puerta de TERRA Jose O!ivo, Vi
cente Perez y Jose Vargas, pol ex
pender carne falta de peso.
Don Juan Perez, 10 es mpia
botas, nj compaf1ero por consiguien
to de Antonio Martinez; es un labo
rioso dependiente de sLa Malloroui
ma, Conste asf.
Don jose Oldonez y Gomez
Meaico cirujano por Ia Universidad
de Madrid, ex Director del Museo
Antropoi6gico de Madrid, caballerc
de la Real y distinguida orden de
Isabel la Cololica: condecorado con
a medalla de GRO de la Cruz 2oja y
con la 1e la Leaitad de los Volunta
rios de Puerto Rico, Dire ctor de la
Real Clfnica ESpa f1oia
Certidca: Que ha visto las beti
das destiladas, licores que fabrics
Ia casa Ambrosianl y compaffa; hi
visto ademas los grandes aparatoE
destiladores que posee, con los
cuales confecciora dichas bebidas
espirituosas, treyendo que, dado q
metodo v proc7diniento que sigut
de desin f. cci6n y depuraci6n de re-
| sinas y principles 9 npirceumat;co
| del alcuil, l es el mejor para la Sd
lud, pudiendo considerar dichas be
bidas como xentss de un TODD ds
| materias nocivas al Organismo.
San Juan Puerto Rico No
! viem bre 1900.
Jose Ordof1ez Gomez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15
FELICIDADES.

Las deseamos por largos amos a
nuestro querido amigo Don Jose de
Diego, eI que segun dicen los perio'
dicos de Mayagiez, ha celebrado sus
espoosales con la gentil Senorita
Georgina Blanes.
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d. jose Antonio Daub6n con un pro
logo del D.: Rafael del Falle
De venta en- casa do su editor
!'ra. {! CO MarxuIch 81 precio de
Cincuenla ceutavOs et elem plar, da
mas d 200 paginas con IN fotogra-
bad0, retrato del autor
IA -3-3
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DE VENTA

En- el almacen de los Sros. A.
VICENTE Y C:7 q $3.50 orc la Gaia
lie 10 gruesas de Ca;itas con los Sc
Hos de Rentas Internas y e, cantida-
des lie Una A CINCOCAJA>.
VIDAL &. or
3tY4mo1 10 de Octubre d., 1900.
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Seeun noticies; dc Manila d.

Segun noticie& dc Manila di.
cen cue las guerriiias eagalas han
lcgrado pose>ioaarse de :oda Ia re-.
gou Etc d. C-cd y e,Jefe de las
tropas en- aque!.a ia p'oe refuerzos
para poder contrarI st r los rebel.
des.
Don julio L3pez } don Enri.
que Alfonso. vecinos de q aayaua 50
hallan en- esta Ca pital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15
JOSE MENDIN

Almasenista de Ladri)los y
Cal VeUtas al contado y a plazos,
constants existencia. Deposito y es
critorio Playa de los l,drillos Mari
ma San Juan Pu .jto Rico.
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Gr' 5. M0SQUERA.
NlEDICO CIRUJANO.
Horas de consuita de 2 4 o. II.
Mudado Fortaleza 90.
1'ELEFONO NUM- 8o5
n S-f5-1

Ha si1o denunciado antanoche
Ell establecimiento denomiradc Ella
Unions sit0en Ia Gale de San jose
ndmero 20 por expende- Jicoces 8
atlas horas de la nlismz Eu este ca
ret1n fac que Sc cometi6 Ell crfmeH en-
noches pasadas.
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Ell doctor l. E Chevremcut ha
trasladado su laboratoriO dental 5 "a
Gale de San Francisco rds2ero 50
al lado de la Farmacia de B'aNcO
nS
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N0ITIMAS


El Presidente de la Repdblica
del Transwaal. el Vallente Kruger
lleg6 aver a Suez, en- viaje para Pa
rfs. Augura YER proximo ell dia en-
que los ingleses sean arrojados del
Sur de Africa.
/ En ell artfoulo del Dr.. Amadeo
eOur Plain Dety> Sc nos escape
una errata notable, que convene
subsanarla Doude dice: <Venga la
guillotiua para los prestigios y Ia
legion de honor para los inicuos, >
lease: <Vengaja guillolina para los
falsos prestigios, y Ia legion de ho
nor para los conspicuoss
Soberbios abrigos, medlas de
todas clases, sombrillas, cam!sa !,
camisetas somoreros un excefeute
surtido de calzado a precios sin CON
petencla, Sc encuentran sieupre en-
<Et Tr6pico' y sLs Bonba'
Aver tarde fue uevuelta "a me
dla arroba de az1car que viajaba en-
compa111a de Ia media docena de DO
tellas dc vino, que decumisaron en-
Catano Agradecidos por dicha de-
" S1NOAShl y PoNOAoS ACtI1 (Ou DIO
.piedad, que el azucar vino, pero ell
vino no vino.
Ho? ia emb arcauu para esta Is]a
la Bateria L del So de artilleria, que
vlene q re evar la Bateria E. que
Sc e1cuentra aqu1 de guarnicion,
THE HELV ETA"
81 Gale de la Cruz, 27.
Gran casa de huespedes "Ta
BILE d H6te'
Aposelftos para familias =
personas sOlas.
BANOS
PROPIETARIO PEDRO SCHIRA.
u - D-A
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Procedente de- Palma de Ma
llorca tom6 puerto aver tarde ell ber
gautin eSpafol ''San jose"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

=, Por disposition superior ha
salido para Morovls ell Fiscal de la
Corte de Arecibo fin de hacer ave
rlguaciones sobre los sucesos ocu.
rridos recientemente en- aquella po.
blaci6u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

Nos informan que una comi
sion de senoras de esta ciudad trata
de vi>itar al senor Goberna0or Civil
para pedicle induitO de jaime Cap
Prov, matador de "a coterrapeo
John Herr, en- la noche del 8 1,tinlo
<Odiar al delito y com padecer al de
licu7nte' nos manda IA religion ca
t6lica
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

A tiu de de4lcar>e asuntt s
propios Sc le han concedjdo Is dias
de licencia don jose Garcia Sail
mas, Juez municinal de Arloyo.
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Fl uia 10 del actual estala or
nuestro puerto el vapor e5pann
xCataluEas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

Aver Sc celebco ell FL Tribu
nal de Distcit, de e$ts Capital la
vista en- juicio oral y p1bjico de la
causa seguida coutra Juan Lastra Y
otro por ua!versaci6n de caula,
los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15
DE Vellta

En- $500 dollars una casa en-
Puel ia de TERRA ga lfnea), de made
ra, techada de zinc, con un solar de
40 metros de fondo por 8 de frente.
Esta ascgurada de incendio y
renta mensual de 80 dollars.
Para informes dirigirse al des
pacho de don Jose Landron Mater
(Tetuan, l, altos).
A 12-7
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Jose Ordonez Gomez

Sc encueneran enferrlas de al
gun cuidado las senoras dona NATL
de Ferr andez y dona Irene Noya de
Cabrera, en- 81 vecino pueblo de Toa
Alta
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CUARTONES DE PICHIpFN 2X3
En- los almacenes de H rrero,
Ortega y GIMP Tetuau As y AZ, hay
una creclda existcnc;a one Sc vende
al precio mas bajo del olerca3o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

Sc espera de- m momento d
otro, el crucero de guerra de la ma
rina americana "Atlanta" que proce
de deSt. Thomas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

En- asuntos del servicio hs Sa,
lido para algunas pobiaciones de la
Isla el Inspector de Correos Mr. Nc
Donald
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

Muy animada ostuvo Is retre
ia de anoche; Ia concucren,;ia foA
numerosa y las pizas d. lDusicas
ejecutadas per la banda, del agrado
del p1blicO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

Le han sido concedidos 2 me
ses de licencia para ausentarsa para
los Estados Unidos al Captain Many
K. Lee, del Regimiento II de Iufan
terra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

Hoy por la maf1ara tomo puerto
ell vapor americana <Arkadia. pro
ce1ente de New Orleans.
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pOR s %

Sc vende la Historic de E5pa
Ma, por Lafrente, Ell Is tomos, nue.
vos con magn1fcos grabados y
mapas.
Informaran San Francisco SO,
n-s-3-
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Para hoy estanan hnuncia los
en- el Tribunal de Di>trito DO San
Juan los iuicios orates d. las cansas
seguidas coutra jose Torres Ri7a,
ra por estafa s I>idOco Rivera per
hurtO
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Sc VENDr

Sc VENDE
Por POGO precio un par de
apara 1oros con puortas de vllri0
propios para fonda
Fortaleza -. n-,s i
FL Gobierno Espanol ha acor
dado ofrecer ventajas y concesions5
favorables de terrenos, an la Costa
occidental del Africa y Rio Muni, &
los espa1oles que SO de2idan esta
blecerse en- las nuevas po>esiCnes
adquiridas por el tratado sDe!cas~6
Leon y Castillo
Hoy debe Ilegar n1vstra
bahia, et vator ameii ;anO sSan
Juan,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

Aver tarde z4rpo pora la lS!a
81 vapor transports americana In
gals"
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F0sfOros de Se9uriddd

lie II Acr~iitad nlarca *R|,D STAR
Estrclla Roiu.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-15

Hoy ha emb arcado para esta Is]a
la Bateria l. del So de artilleria, que
vlene re evar Ia Bateria E. que
Sc eacuentra aqu1 de guarnicion.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
To ENJOy WHITEHALL FERRY.

CORPORATION Counsel Whalen said yesterday that
he was compelled to apply for injunction to
prevent the operation of the ferry from Whitehall
at to Jersey City by the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey until a franchise for the ferry can be
obtained
venienced" he said but the company is violat-
ing the law in running ferry without a fran
chse and I must apply for injunction. The
ferry was started under a stipulation with Con-
troIler Fitch that the company would acquire a
franchise. The application for franchise was
made by the company about two years ago. but
no franchise was obtained There is applica-
ton for a franchise before the Municipal Assem-
bly now The company enjoined from using
the ferry when Justice Scott Corporation Coun-
sci, but the running of the ferry resumed by
permission of the Court, with the stipulation that
the company should secure a franchise"
Mr. Whalen's application for injunction prob
bly, will be made to the court to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30

caught with a mother of pearl buckle The back
of the coat is shown Tapped and finished with sew
eraI rows of machine stitching which may be
omitted In favor of the strapped or ordinary seam
Ihe double breasted fronts deeply underfaced
with cloth, reversed at the top to form two point
ed lapels and the closing is accomplished with
large pearl buttons All the edges are finished
with machine stitching and laps cover the con-
Xenent pockets, which are inserted on the fronts
The correct two piece sleeve has slight fuDess al
the shoulder a special feature is the high harlng
collar, which fastens close at the neck thus pro-
viding desirable protection. Pebble chevio ladies'
cloth; poPln or light weight beaver is appropriate
matrial for this attractive garment, or Ii can be
made Of pretty double faced cloth with the revers
and pocket laps of the plaid on the reverse side
To make this coat for girl eight years of age
Will require one and three e-fourths yards of ma
terial flfty-four inches wide. The pattern No
1888 is cut in sizes for girls four six eight and ten
years of age.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30

HOW THE ''YANKEE' WAS REGARDED BY
THE LATE WINNIE DAVIS WHEN
THREE YEARS OLD.

Mrs~lH. c. Pel, of Keene, n. H, tells in
terestfng "reminiscences of Jefferson Davis. Mr..
Davis had been offered an interest in a Liverpool
firm, and from Canada he sailed to England to
investigate the offer. 1t while he was staying
at her husbands hotel that Mrs. Pe came to
know him well, and here she also met his wife and
children
Mrs. Pell American by birth, and her
training made her ardent in the of the North
She had little sympathy for the President of the
fallen Republic, and when informed who their new
guests she declared she would have nothing
to do with them. But as she came in contact with
the family she found them charming, and her
sympathieS enlisted.
Mr.. Davis she describes a of graceful
ard polished manners Mrs. Davis proved a win
some woman, and instead OF becoming objects of
threatened vengeance, the family received many
sourtesies from the prominent citizens of Lennox-
vile and Sherbrooke.
One of Mrs. Pel's proudest possessions is an old
time group photograph of the four Davis children
In it the late Winnie Davis appears as bright little
girl of three. Mrs. Pell was fond of the beautiful
child whom she considered most precocious. The
little one full of expressions of hate and con-
tempt for the Yankees. and one day Mrs. Pe re-
marked to her. Why, Winnie. l one of those
Yankees myself" After moments hesitation. the
child replied, We'll. I hate the Yankee men. but
love the Yankee women"
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
CHINESE NEW YEAR CUSTOMS.

The Chinese New Year which falls in the last
week Of January. is a movable festival that may
occur on any date between January q and Febru-
ary 10. and is celebrated by Cinnamon every part
of the world from the outermost frontiers of their
great empire TO their crowded settlements in the
narrow streets of this country. New clothes gifts
and feastings the conspicuous features of It's
celebrations. A good, stanch old Chinese custom
requires that debtors and creditors shall be
ciled before the New Year dawns. and that every
debt far possible, shall be settled.
Chicken is the piece de resistance of the Chinese
feast, turkey Is of the American, and rich and
poor, by hook crook, all have it, The Chinese
do NOT believe in calling on New Years Day. They
spend their time In their homes. and no gambling
opium smoking are supposed TO be INDUCED In
until after the midnight hour.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
PARIS EXHIBITION PLANS
GENERAL FEDERATION ISSUES C1P-
CULAR WITH INSTRUCTIONS,
ITINERARY OF THE EUROPEAN TOUR CHANGED
MANY woMEN's CONGRESSES TO MEET
AT THE EXPOSITION IN JUNE.

The change of date of the meeting of the Cen
eral Federation of Womens Clubs in Paris to 1une
Is and 29 was announced several davs ago hut n
circular giving full instructions regarding that
meeting and the change in the itinerary of the
proposed tour has just been issued by Mrs Re-
becca D. Low, president of the General Federation
The General Federation will give banouet on
June 30 in one of the largest hotels of Paris and
invitations will be extended to many representa-
tive women of the world can be accommodated
The meetings of the federation on June % and
2s will be held in the Sale des Conferences Paais
de la Femme, Paris Exhibition Grounds
The change in the time of meeting necessita+as a
change in the proposed order for the Furonean
tour. the start will begin, and not end as bera
tofore planned, at Paris.
The cost Of the trip will also be somewhat greater
The General Federation members and those who
Join them IN the tour expect to sail from this city
on the Friesland on June 1S The party will reach
Antwerp about June 23 and will be due in Paris
June %. 1t will leave Paris for Lausanne on July
z VIII visit lnterlaken and the Rigi and will pro-
ceed thence to Munich. July and will be spent
at Oberammergau, and the party will leave Munich
on July 3. visiting the following cities in Germany
and Holland: Dresden, Berlin Potsdam Wiesbaden.
Amsterdam and The Hague Taking night boat
to HarWich on July 20 York and Durham will he
visited and Edinburgh will be reached on July %
Trips will be taken to Merose Abbottsford and
the Trossachs. and the travellers will go to War
WICK, from which a coaching trip will be taken to
henllWorth Stratford and London
After a stay of four days in London the trav-
eIlers VIII proceed to Rotterdam on August l. and
SAL all for home by the Statendam August 2.
The cost of the land portion of the tour will be
S2g5. The prices of the ocean passage will vary
according to location of berths. The supplementary
lished except that 1t will be conducted in reverse
order The additional price for this will be S25.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
MRS. PUTNAM'S RESIGNATION
PROFESSOR JAMES H. ROBINSON MADE
ACTING DEAN OF BARNARD COLLEGE,

Ff'OfE fESSOR JAMES H. ROBINSON MADE
ACTING DEAN OF BARNARD COLLEGE.
AT recent meeting OF the Board of Trustees OF
Barnard College the dean, Mrs George Haven
putnam, presented her resignation in a letter read
by the chairman, ex-Mayor Abram s. Hewitt
Mrs Putnam said in effect that she found her
strength to be no longer sufficient for the dis
charge OF her duties, and that she was able to
reiinqutsh them at the present moment with the
minimum Of inconvenience to the college because
OF the agreement with Columbia University to be
ADOPTED at that meeting. This agreement marked
the completion Of one phase of Barnard's history
ana has been the aim Of Mrs. Putnam's hopes and
exertions throughout her term of office
The Board of Trustees adopted resolutions ac-
cepting the resignation of Mrs Putnam with pro-
found regret for the great loss which the college
must sustain in being deprived, at least for time
OF her valuable services and expressing the Boards
high appreciation of the loyalty devotion and
far-seeing wisdom which the retiring dean has
manifested in the discharge of her responsible and
arduouS duties to Barnard College during the last
fVe years" 1t was further resolved that in the
nope that she might be able to the per-
Iornance or her duties, the Board not in
chned 10 consider the question of the permanent
appointment of dean until after the close of the
present college year.
Professor James H. Robinson of the depart
ment OF history, has been made acting dean.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
WHERE TO GO TO-DAY.

Annual concert and subscription of the College
Women's Club for the benefit Of the scholarship fund
at SheTrys. Fifth-aVe Forty-fourth-sr., S p.
Lecture Current Topics by Georgina Roberts
under the auspices OF Mrs Frederick w Vanderbilt,
at the Waldorf-Astoria II 80 a m.
Regular meeting OF the Society for Political Study.
the Tuxedo Madison-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st p.
Paper on ''Taxation-Direct and Indirect" by DR..
Mary D. Hussey.
Class in parliamentary law. at the headquarters of the
Post Parliament, No. 10 West Forty-second-st., IL
q n.
Of the Baptist Young Peoples Union, Baptist
Church Of the Epiphany, Madison-ave and Sixty
fourth-st, m. Subject, The Struggle Trenton
and Princeton, 1776-1TT7."
The Fifth Assembly District Committee the League
for Political Education the Boys Free Read
ing Room, Nos. 10 and ia University Place, 215
p. All persons interested invited.
Talk American Literature Of the Nineteenth Century
by Miss Ada Webster Ward, at No. 40 East Twenty
ninth-st-, 2:15 D n
meeting in bows the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Twenty-tlird Fourth-ave., s
p.
den, merning, TO continue through the week.
Club day Of the Clio Club Roselle y. J., the
Casino, from until ) m
Regular meeting Of the Hampstead Womans Club
home Of Miss Kones Garden City, Long Island, after
Free Illustrated lecture Spain Of To-day and Her
Fairy Palaces of Moorish Art by W. s. Perry, in
the assembly hall Of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn,
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
SUIT AGAINST 4 TORPEDO INVENTOR
Ex-CAPTAIN OF ENGLISH ARMY AND his PART
NER TO APPEAR IN SUPPLEMENTARY
PROCEEDINGS.

Before Judge HascaIl. IN the City Court. next
Saturday Mrs. NJ. Josephine Alsbau and Captain
T. weyms Just, until recently. 1t is said, joint
owners of the Just torpedo, invented by Captain
Just, former captain of artillery in the British
army will be examined in supplementary pro
ceedings Captain Burslen. also formerly OF the
British army. is suing Captain Just to recover a
loan OF at least 500 made some time ago. Captain
Just came to this country from Tasmania at the
time of the Spanish war with torpedo which he
believed to be superior to any other. He ran short
of money and secured loan from Captain Burs-
len, assigning certain patents on the torpedo as
security Then Captain Just met DR.. Alsoaus a
middle aged woman and dermatOlogist, at a
boarding house in East Twenty -second-st, and
Mrs. Alsbau became interested in the torpedo
She is said to have suggested an Improvement In
it, The captain soon announced that he was en-
gagged to marry DR.. AlsbaU. and the romance at
tracted considerable attention
Captain Just and Dr. AISbau organized me JUST.
Alsbau Torpedo Company, with a capital or
81 100000 1t cost ST. 900 incorporate IL, and THIS
sum was paid by Dr. AlSbau- Captain BurSlen
sought to recover his money, and not finding ready
assets in the torpedo company, his counsel, Marsh
& Viewer of the Equitable Building. instituted sup
Elementary proceedings. Dr. AlSbau was crOSS-ex-
amined sharply on Saturday. She said that she
was not married to Captain Just she said the
only hope she had of recovering the money she
had lent to Captain Just was In selling stock or
the torpedo company.
The Just-Alsbau torpedo is made in two parts.
elected at the same time from the protector The
false head leaves the main part of the torpedo as
the latter leaves the muzze Of the protector, ana
is designed to land on the deck or the enemy 3
ship. The main part strikes below the water line
The inventor asserts that it can be steered with
accuracy.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
NO FEAR FOR LATE LINERS.
OFFICIALS EXPRESS NO ANXIETY OVER
EITHER THE ETHIOPIA OR THE
STATE OF NEBRASKA
STATE OF NEBRASKA.

Neither the Anchor Line steamer Ethiopia nor
the Allan State liner State of Nebraska, both OF
which are several days overdue. had been sighted
up to late hour last night. Steamship men, a
rule. not fearful for the fate OF these boats.
incoming steamers report such gales TO be raging
the Atlantic would account for even longer
delay without fear OF mishap Nor is much anxiety
displayed by friends of passengers the overdue
steamships. They seem TO understand the fact that
the steamships have met with severe weather.
At the Anchor Line offices inquiries
made by those having friends aboard the Ethiopia
which is eight days overdue. The officers OF the
Anchor Line say that they have apprehensiOns
about the Ethiopia, and point out that other
steamships are also late. They say that more
alarm can be expressed about the Ethiopia than
about the Allan State liner State OF Nebraska.
At the office of the Allan State Line the officers
expressed the belief that the State OF Nebraska Is
delayed by rough weather. No fear is expressed as
TO any mfShap to the machinery Some of the
friends OF the passengers the State of Nebraska
called yesterday, but none expressed apprehen-
sion
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
THE GREATER PEACE.

Sorrows coming up the slope,
Clad in robes of Night;
But we hear the bells OF Hope
See the morning bright!
Weep not on the brighter way
For the griefs of yesterday!
Face the morningl To- the storm
Gives the light release;
Comes the fairer spirit form
Of the greater Peacei
Folded in the dark away
Are the griefs of yesterday.
Right reigns klnglier for the Wrong,
Realized the dream;
And the sorrow IS the song,
And the songs supreme!
Hope IS with us-faith Is strong
In the singing of the song!
Let It reach the heaven profound
Over storm and strifel
Let It's thrilling notes resound
At the Gates of Life
10! all tears and sorrows cease
In the beauty of Gods peace!
frank L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution