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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
Kruger
en- ell Haya,

Seg1n despachos telegr6fcos ell
Pfesidente Kruger lego aver al Ha
va y.fu6 recibido con todos los homo
res por la reina Wilhelm;ne.
Una compaffa de los guardias
de la Reina fueron 8 recibirle q la
estaci6n y le escoltaron hasta ell pa
lacio.
Sc haran manifestaciones en- su
honor en- las principales ciudades de
Holapda.
El Pres idente manifesto. a su
corresponsal del <Sun, que estaba
abrumado por la calurosa acojida
que Sc le tributaba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
Hipotecas.

Sc compran hipotecas sohre I'm
cas- urbAnas y rhsticas, tales como
haciendas de cana Y cafe, sitas en-
la isla.
Los interesados pueden dirigir-
SO, en- 8 antes del de Diciembre a
Ia Escribanfa de don Santiago R.
Palmer, Gale de la Fortaleza, de 9 a
II de Ia mRnana.
S S5-4
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NOS escrlOen de San German
lnformandonos que Sc comenta mu.
cho en- la ciudad, que sea ell rema.
tlsta del alumbrado publico IN Con.
cejal del Ayuntamiento. Y 10 peor
det case es, que el servicio deia
mucho que desear.
Verdadero baratilI 10 en- medias,
calcetines, ycamisetas do hilo de rs.
eocla seoa, medlas de puro hilo q
oO centavos'y,, 60 centatos. on.
brecorses blancos y erudos %
centavos uno, esencias k 25. 70 10
~ 20 centavos pooe. j jabones q 3,
1, . y 10 ceutavos, polvos sFlor de-
Mar1as sin bismut q Is centavos "a.
ia, Aoanicos a &, 8, 10, l5v 25 cen.
tavos, ercajes desde Is centavos
pleas, tam mblen por var as, 100 nile.
gos de papel'fno Is centavos, platos
tlnos a Is centavos docena. Lucas
Glmenez, San Francisco IL. p
Hoy por la madrug ada ell guar.
o!a Genaro Cottes ie ocu upo al indi.
viduo Jose Garcia, que vive en- Ia
caile de la Luna ndmeto 1O6, tres
galjlnas que llevaba en- Ell seno. En-
Ell acto le detuvo y dio 81 correspou
dlente parte por sospecha de hurto
va ha salido Lord Roberts ma.
ra lnglaterra. Debe llegar muy sa.
tlsfecho de sus triunfos On ell Trans.
vaal.
Han sido deuunci ados varios
VenoeoOres dc manzanas y uno de
quIncalla, por efectuar dicha venta
sin Ia correspondence licencia.
A precios m6dlcos Sc ,yen,len
dos magnftcos coches don arnesas
y cabalIos del pats.
lnformaran Cristo 1t altos
Aver fue Merida greyenenia L.
lndividua Sotera Vela azquez. Su
agresor Sc llama Ricardo Nobla
que ha s;do aprehendido y & disposi.
clon de las autoridades.
La prensa holandesa llama
ruin Portugal por su vergonzosa
Iuglaterra, eensura que
el Gobernador de Lorenz DO MARQUES
no qulso reconocer al Consul nom.
brado por la Repd blica del Frans.
vaaI
Ha causado honda pena an
Londres, la noticia de haber anre.
sauo Ios ooers otro convoy ingles,
originando Is bajas entire muertos
neridos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
BenefIcio al p0bIico.

Entire todas las preciosi ladies
recibidas en- ell <BAZAR EUROPA.
Sc encuentran elegantes juegos de
pasamanel fas completes para ador,
nos de trajes, siendo sus precios de
81 centavos Is 81 ST. 50 juego, con
un juego es sudciente para Ell ador-
no de un traje por1 conplicado que
sea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
DE VENTA

En- ell almacen de los Sres. A
VICENTE Y CO as 5.85 orc la Gaia
de 10 gruesas de Cajitas con los Sc
Hos de Rentas Internas y en- cantida-
deS de UNA A CINCOCAJAS.
VIDAL &. or
Eayamon 10 de Octubre do 1900.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
FotografIa de F, Alfonso
SAN FRANCISCO AZ.

REGALA esta casa un retrato
1920 como los expuestos en- ell cafe
Ella Mallorqnina, q toda persona q
SO haga una docena de fotograffas
imperiales: En- todos sus trabajos
los'precios son m6dicos.
En- la misma casa Sc vende al
album de Pto- Rico con 200 vistas sn
xfotograbado, de todo 10 principal
de la isla, y con encuadernaci6n de
lujo.
u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Anoche fne uetenldo en- la igle'
sia de San Francis SEQ el individuo
Jose Ma Vega [a] chino, que Sc en-
tretenia en- registrarle los bolsilles
a los concurrentes, habiendole ex
traido una leontina con die y I'm
pito al joven Luis Moraza. Juzga.
do hoy ante el Tribunal de Policia
Sc le impusieron dias de arresto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Ell publico en- general esta
completamente convex ncido de que
donde Sc vende mas barato es en-
Gel Cieio,s 100 pleas de drill de hi.
10 20 centavos, 40, OOQ canisas a so
J. oo centavos, 'camas y colchones q
discretion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Marca ~Bolivar~ cajas de 10 grue-
sas, cajeta tamano grande incluso Sc
llos a $54 en- ORC
< < corriente s5t
Marca ~Estrell tlamigera> de 10
grueSaS:
Cajeta tamano grande incluso Sc
Hos 85-8o Ell orc
Sc venden en- la Gale de Tetuan
mum. 81.
Puerto-Rico II Octubre de 1900.
NJ - 90 So
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JOSE MENDIN

Almasenista de Ladrillos y
Cal. Ventas al contado V q pla EOS,
constante existencia, Deposito y es
critorio Playa de los lodrillos Mari
ma San Juan Puerto Rico. p A
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El Taller do Echavarria

Ell Taller de Echevarria Y
Bazan, cuenta con un variado surti
do de trajes de senoras, batas, cham
bras jugones, faldas Ultima N oda,
camlsas, enaguas y TODD cuanto pue'
da nee cesitar la dana mas exigente y
presumida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

POr provCcaciones insultos &
Eustasio Pizarro en- ell zsguan de la
casa n1mero Is de la calle de San
Jose, fue detenida aver la individual
Agripina Ayala, vecina de Puerta
ID T;orro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Los beers Sc dedican ahora
atacar los convoyes Ingleses, para
privar estos de las nlunicjonas da
bcca Y guerra.
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n d o


Sc anuncian serios rozamientos
entire Holanda y Portugal. por ceder
esta Il TINA la preston inglesa en-
el tlansvaal, Y su parcialidad con.
ira los beers
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Ha sido denunciado ell indivi-
duo Juan Garcia, por conducir es'
cape un CAIRO que llevaba materas
fecales, hacienda que estas SO yer.
tieran por la caile, infestardo la via
publica-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

I'll marses en- la noche fall llecio
en- Ponce Ell laborioso peninsular don
Alegandro Padr6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Por atropello de obra a Juan
Ortiz, fue detenido anoche en- Ia
prevention el americana J. Smith.
Ell atropellado presenta varias con.
tusiones de las cuales fue asistido
en- la sala de socorros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
F0SforoS de Se9drlddd

de la Acreditada marca <RED STAR,
Estrel]a Roja.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Sc hacen grandes preparati
vos en- la Playa de Ponce, para cele
brar solemnemente ell dia onoT asti
co de la Virgen de la Guads llpe,
patrona de aquella ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Por sospechoso y haber faltado
al respeto a la poIic1a fue detenido
anoche ell individuo Luciano Ortiz,
natural de Cabo Rojo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
NOTlCIAS
GENERAL

De Ponce nos escribeu que de
sean colocarse en- una casa respeta'
BILE, de cualquier punto de la Isla
dos sef1oritas de buena familia, que
por la falta de trabajo, (costu ra y
labores) atraviessn una situaci6n
angustiosaA Para lnformes dirigirse
<Ponce Branch Woman's Aid Socie'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Hemos dido decir que en- breve
SO haran algunas reforlnas interio
res en- el local que ocupan las oflci'
mas de la Secretaria de la Acadia,
que bien las necesitas.
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El individuo Felix Osorio sufrio
aver una herida incisa en- ell dedo in,
dice de la mano derecha, hallandose
trabajando de su ofcio en- Ell Mata
dero. Oportunamente fue asistido
en- la sala de socorros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
Gambia Hermanos

-INGENII2OS CIVILES-
San Jose II, San Juan puerto Rico)
Pianos, Presupuestos y Direc.
cion de Obras -Consultas -Materia-
les de con >trucci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Las oposiciones en- ell Parla-
mento ingles acusan de improceden.
te ell nombramiento de Lord KiUche.
ner para general en- jefe del Ej6rci'
to que opera en- Africa, por las
crueldades que cometi6 en- la campa
Ia del Sudan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
periodicios viejos & 81 40 el quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Programa de las pleas que
tocara la banda Puertorriauena que
dirige Ell sefor Verar en- la retreta
de esta noche
Ia Marcia <Ben Hur Chariot
Races Paul-2a Danza <HORAS
FELICES,> Campos -3a Fantasia
opereta <Miss Helyett,, Andran 4a
Coro y Aria de Baritone opera <Er'
nani,, Verdi-5a Walls obligado q
cornetfn <Plancheta,> Llurba 6a
DANA xLaOnida , Duchesna
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eyer lue merida gravemenie la
lnulVioua ootera Velazquez. Su
lesor Sc llama Ricardo Noble,
q que 10 ID s'oo $40 apfenendldo y disposi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Ha causado honda Dena an
nonores' Ia notlcia de haber apre,
originando rs bajas entire muertos v
neridos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

Han sido deuunciados varios
vendedOres de marzanas v uno do
qulncalla, por efectuar dicha venta
sin la correspondence licencia,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-04

thousands perish. But with such drought
as has prevailed for the past two years,
and with the indemnity which is sapping
at the very life of the people, food is
growing dearer and dearer, and the work.
ing people become more and more i'm
poverished.
Ii Hung Chang is listed among men of
fabulous wealth. An American gentle
man who knows him we'll, and who has had
opportunity to know what his income re-
ally is, informed me that his fortune
would not exceed 100000. This, while to
the average man II would constitute great
riches, and is to the Chinese the wealth of
Golconda, would be quite Insignificant
among the fortunes of New York capital
lists.
The people are glad and willing to work.
and whether more could be forced from
them, as laborers and producers, with large
earnings for themselves. under European
government or suzerainty, time and the
destiny awaiting them in the future will
probably show. MARY H KROUT.
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The Average Man.

His face had the grimness of granite;
Ii was bleached and bronZed by the sun,
Like the coat on his poor narrow shoulders;
And his hands showed the work he had done
His dim eyes were weary and patient;
And he smiled through his pallcr and tan
A wistful, sad smile. as II saying:
I'm only average man.
ST can't be a hero or poet,
Nor dictator wearing crown,
I'm only the Woodworking servant
OF those set above me. I'm down;
I'm down, and it's no use complaining;
I'll get on the best way / can;
And one o. these days III come morning
And rest for the average man.
He wages all battles and wins them.
He builds all turrets that tower
Over walls OF the city 10 tell
OF the rulers and priests of the hour.
Without him the general is helpless,
The earth but a place and a plan.
He moves all and clothes all and feeds all,
This sad-siniling. average man.
Then lifted my hand in promise,
With teeth set close, and my breath
Held hard in my throat and i uttered
A VOW that shall outlive death.
I swear that the builder no longer
To me shall be less than the plan.
Henceforward be guerdon and glory
And hope for the average man.
-Hamlin Garland
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Mr.. Archibald Little, F. r G. s., well
known In the United States through his
work in developing navigation upon the
Yangtse and through his delightful book.
Through the Yangtse Gorges," blames
Japan very severely for the present condi-
ton OF things in China. Mr.. Little has lived
In China for more than forty years. He was
associated with Gordon in the bloody Tai
fing rebellion. which lasted sixteen years.
cost more than a million lives, almost re-
suited in the overthrow of Confucianism
and the establishment OF at least a form
OF Christianity. Mr.. Little speaks Chinese
fuently, as a matter Of course, and he
knows the people as no one. except a
man like himself, intelligent, just and
sympathetic. could know them. His
brother. Mr.. Robert Little. has been a
resiesnt OF Shanghai for thirty-five years,
and is the editor of the leading daily paper,
the North China Mail Mr.. Archibald Little
has dedicated his book 10 his wife, 1.-THE
untiring companion OF my travels" as he
words IL. Ito whose skill with the camera
I owe the views OF the scenery. often taken
amidst great difficulty"
Mr.. and Mrs. Little have resided IN
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
Agreement OF Euvoys.

Pekio. Dec 6.-At tho recent meet.
Jog OF the foreign epvoys, when it was
agreed to modify 10 . measure the
former demands as to puoisb bmeot of
the Chinese responsible for the out
RACES against foreigners. . demand was
made that those primarily rsspous sible
should be punished. This was accepta.
ole to the representatives. Of the powers.
and it wse agreed that those officials
within whose districts trouble occurred,
osooot hold Office sgaio. IL it is
proved that they did aos take the
nsoesss'y steps to prevent the attacks
upoo foreigners.
The fucersl Of Col Count von Yorck.
who commanded q German column of
600 meo, which bad been operating
in the vicinity Of Kslean sod Who was
aspbyxiased while sleeping oear .
charcoal burning Chinese stove, vas 40
impressive ioserns,ioosl affair. All Of
the foreign legations aod oil of the
foreign generals With their STATE. we're
10 attendance The remains of Col
Won Yorck will remain uodsr guard
until spring, when they will be removed
to Germany The fuoersl took place
from the palace of the dowsger
empress The cefio coo.sioiog the
remains OF Col Won Yorck wss deposit
ed in one Of the temples inside tbe
palace enclosure
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
A GREAT WELCOME

The Hague, Dec 6-Mr Kruger
arrived from Cologne todsy lie
met With wonderful receptions every.
where Immense crowds gathered
at oil the stations. the burgo % asters
made speeches and the school chill.
dreo sang Mr. Kruger made many
replies.
At tho opening Of the second cham.
Der today the president, ] G GIeich.
mao proposed that the chamber an.
thorise bin to "welcome in it's name
the president to our country and offer
bin an expression Of our cordial gym.
pstby."
The proposal was adopted enid
cheers and bravos.
Mr.. Kruger was greeted at the
station here by the burgomsster and
councillors A choir Of 600 men sod
girls cbsnted psalm r., verses 6, 7
and II Dr.. Sphinx. the president Of
the local South African association.
made . long welcoming address.
assuring Mr Kruger Of the deep sym
psthy Of the entire Dutch nation
Mr.. Kruger. his spite, and the re.
ception committee. proceeded in
open carriagee to the Hotel Des
lndes. which was resplendeut with
hsgs and bunting There Q choir
'sng hymn and girls strewod bios.
some
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
FOREIGN IMMIGRANTS
TO BUY LAND.

Mr. John M. Thompson. Of New
York, son of Mr. Hugh 8 Thoupson. .
former governor of South Carolisa, has
written Gov MoSweeney . letter rela.
tive to tho colooisstion Of some foreieo
immigrants in South Carolina. The
governor snbmits tho letter to tho press
ss tho best way to put Mr. Thom pson 10
eommu uoicatiou with the right parties.
The letter states II have some peo.
pIe from abroad who wish to buy q
trsot Of land 10 South Carolips of not
less than one hundred Thousand acres
for colonization purposes The land
must be good tiIlabIe land although
there would be no objection il there
were good timber on it. I write to ask
you to hand this lettsr to some one Who
you thiok would be able to offer the
character of land l wish Az it bas
been some lS or 20 years since I was in
South Carolina, | do not know the name
OF The immigration agent. am the
son OF * Gov Thompson"
Mr. Thompson was formerly a resi-.
dent OF Columbia and is remembered
we'll. His brother. Col Henry r
Thompson. is now a resident of this
CITY Immigrants of 40 honest. thrifty
type are wanted 10 South Carolina -.-
The State
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
State Board Of Pensions.

Coloubis, Dec s The uev State
pension board held ito 6rss meeting
tcday
Dr. P. E Gridio. Of Colaubi., ".
elected medical sdviser Of the State
board. Miss Kate F. Mahsr, tho
emoieos aud valuable clerk of the
board. was reelected to that position
The board wsot carefully over the
blacks and forms that sre to be used
sod. has accepted forms The. will be
more exsosios sod rigid. They will
involve 20 trouble or expesss to those
Who ought to draw psnioss.
The board weot over tho rules and
wherever amendments were made !,
VAS With view Of pro.eosioR those
entitled to pensions.
The new pession board consists s{
Comptroller General Derhsm, Csps w.
ID Startling. Of Columbis, The Hon
W. y. james. of DarlioRson. and
Capt Hsrdio, Of Chester
The board hsd . very baruooious
scd satisfactory meeting. TIE blanks
will DO gotten out % soon % possible
The board decided that under tho new
statute every pensioner would hsve to
ole osw application sod have i,
approved, % provided by lav
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
Great Storms on the North
Atlantic Coast.

Boston Nov s 5-Aoo.her so.tbsru
storm hss swept over New Eoglaud and
passed 90 TO the northeast. aud. like
buodreds OF ito energetic prsdsesssor,
left death and destruction 10 ito wake.
Yesterdays gale is tonight tbrsshios
tho waters Of Move Scotia aud New.
fopsdlssd, preparatory TO uakiss .
stirring descent upoo the Eusopsss
s'ssuses track. % thss ito dessruotive .
hitssry 10 DOT yet fslly sonpisss. Just
wAsstk sesouplisbsd 10 THE liss iu
New Esglssd. snd psr,isularly along
'hs coast oor.h Of Boston, .ess 30
summsd sp - follows !: 49,;
Five Gtosessssr 6shsrnsn drowoed :
six sosstiog sehuoosrs complete wrseks |;
oiss sssssIs suok (, eight sehoeuers
ashore and eleven more OF Ices Injured
shrough sollisios sod loss Of gear.
'ThS ssusl snouot Of damses occur.
red on lsnd. baildiogs blown down.
telegraph wires prostrated
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
NEWS FROM AFRICA.
Lord Roberts Says the Beers
are Fighting for Liberty.

Durham. Dec 6-Lord Roberts, on
bosrd the Canada, hes started for
Cape Town. He was given an
enthusiastic sendoff Ali Of the
ships 10 the harbor were decorated
with 6sgs .r.
Prior TO bic departure Lord Rob
erts made . speech, during, tho
course Of which be sbiured biz
hesrers to bold out the hand of fel.
'owship to those who had been their
enemies ,. g.
"When blessed peace 10 restored. y
ssld the field marshsl, "you will tell
them that We :sse oil one iu one
country (; that We have one interest
and that we honor them. They have
eeen Sighting for, O. wrong oanse.
having boon induced to do DO by
thsir misguided rulers Neverthe.
less. We hoaor them for fighting @or
the liberty No ourselves 20 tborourh
y believe In And now, in tho spirit
Of hbsrsy, truth, justice and freedom
We are prepared to extend these
privileges. which every Eaglishman
values, to those who hsve been fieht.
ing sgsinst % T" l,.a -. sr -
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Wsshisgsos. Dec 4 The bill rspor.
81 By ths houss military eomuissee
sedsy 10 shs Roos bill sosodsd Moe,
81 sAsss shssgss bsvs been reported
Tve ssssiess vas sddoa 70 shs bill
ss6sys sAs 0sss Of ~hieb 10 usss, q,
ssvss tes ssss Of Geo Shaf,ss ssd sbs
lsst ss 0ss Fsshssb Lss cod Jsmes n
Wilsss Thsss ssssioes sss:
u. That The prssidens 10 hsrsby
sesessissd % ssleos from The retired lie,
u The ssoy . bsiesdiss general Who
osy hsvs dsssis sisbed himself dusioe
We vw visb 6psio 10 eonusod OF .
sepsssss ss0y. aud TO sppoios BY sod
9Th shs sdviss sod consent Of she 600.
sss. the o6sss 90 selected TO bs msio,
eesssal u. 8. A. With The pay and
sllesssess established BY lsW fos ONO
d that sssde oo the retired Iist
~. Thst the presidsot 10 suthosised
70 ss'sss from the briesdier generals Of
se'sssssrs, zoo volunteer o6icers With.
ees regard to sge, and sppoios them
bsissdisr generals u g. A Tor the
purpose Of plsoios them upon the
retired liss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
s'ispg'a Canal
is Recommended.
vnl Cost More Than Two
rndrsa 4,l9lioe Dol'ars.

Wasaisotss. Dee. 4 The report
81 - -teob0las esssl oeoaissioo.
shN)sop4,lg ths psssidssl % con.
- today gives @ sbs uossimous
eeoep1op Sfsshee bedy shse ,sssho
49, eD0po3le end lieoejhls tousc
- 80 4G321 Aesl. stsdst ~ eos
oe3 GDt ssud o,sbeu6bjp euf
tAss O4o1 q Qe6l1ss isthee ksot.s =
~ Nveof4gp@ f6ute~ The cou.
nimfet - nnous - eoct o( ) ~
scsss = 13oo. SO, 900 The essi.
oo)e = oDcA 10 sxosss Of any here.
ooSoeo 0a1e. end b doe 10 :ucseaeed
ei0eoelooo end other ibseures not
hesseossss considered The con.
ulesioo cleo ssaimstss tAs coss of 4
eeesl - shs Psssns route q 1ll2..
9.SI9 secosdisg 20 oss route. or
vleosSSS.3eo according 10 another
Seees AZ hsswssa sha Niosrseus
80 raea0e route the commission
eooe ~ nsabsr OF advantages n.
veseels 10 ths iosmss. u sssses slso
eeea usdss the concession givsu by
Ne govessosst Of Coloobis 20 the
rsseos Osssl company. The, govern.
oeee y not Tree TO grsns the neoes. +.
sssy sighss 10 the Uui,sd Ststss or
esps spos conditions msdo by the
company. Along the Niosrsgus
sosae. . vss found that the short sec.
mo- Of partially oons,, ucted esnsl 10
Dssespe 10 = good shape todsy % 4,
syss vhse she work wee ssopoed.
- esit3isgs however ere rotten
80 We dFsdgss. bosss. sto ere
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Duluth. Miuo, Dec s 5-Cbas A
Iowoe tonight cou6ned the report tha,
Gov Llod had rendered bim the United
states fenatorsbip to succeed the late
Senator 9 X Davis, and said that be
nad deo!ded to accept the appointment
TIC t"4 teIegraphed the governor to
that .foot.
lngIewood junction. OCT, Dec S -
As engine on the Grand Trunk railroad
near here early today crashed toto g.
hand'csr on which were five sectio
nen going to their work. All were
killed instantly.
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Charged With Piracy.

Charleston, Dec 5.-The grand
jury in the United States district
CONT has returned q true bill against
4. 5 Anderson, former captain of the
schooner Peerless. charging him with
piracy
In the indictment il was alleged
that Anderson. while captain of the
vesse' TWO years ago. ran away with
1t on the high seas and stole a small
cargo of merchandise, which the
schooner st; was conveying as freight
The Peerless belonged to this port
Anderson is in jail and the case will
6e tried this week before Judge
Brawley.