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Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12
Trial Of Bill Ll,tIe.

BIZ Little, who was supposed to be
the principal 10 the robbery of Che old
man o O'Laughin In George Empey's
Joint some time since, was tried In the
distrIct court Saturday and Monday.
The evidence Is said TO hSye been very
uncertain and indefinite, O'Laugh-
lin, while very sure that Little was the
man who robbed him, confessed TO be-
Ing very drunk az the time and being
In a condition TO absolutely know very
little, Empey testified 10 going into
the back room where Little, Burrell
and the others charged were with the
old man, and that HIS pants we're un-
buttoned as though II might have been
done In rining his pockets, But on the
other hand 1t WAS shown that his pants
were unbuttoned before entering the
back room, The jury went out at
noon Monday and found him guilty of
robbery In the first degree. Under
this statute the sentence must be for
not more than twenty'one years and
not less than ten years In the penIten.
tIary, No doubt what greatly inhu-
enced the jury In this case was the
fact that as soon as the robbery had
been committed, before daylight next
morning, Little left for parts unknown
and was in hiding or attempting to
evade the officers all the time after
ward until caught, a comparatively
short time ago.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12
Vestee Suits.

Ages to years 1t would take full
page TO describe every style and color,
and price; 80 we will request you to call
and see them; prices 81 % TO $500.
The assortment Is so large that GUS
toners sometimes become confused,
don't know when they like best. We
spare neither money nor workmanship
to please our patrons,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12
oreat Bond Convention.

The railroads have granted u one
and one'third fare rate to the Con-
gressional convention to be held at
Great Bend next week. Tickets will
be on sale April 10Th, good until April
10th,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12
Boys 3-PieCe Knee Pants Suits

Ages 8 to lG years old viii be very
popular this season. We ure showing II
strong line Of all-wool serges, cheviots,
tweeds, cashmere, and fancy wOrsteds,
plain blue, black und choice effects,
plalds and stripes. .SS. 90 TO $500
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

The Arkansas river has gone on It's
spring "whizn rather early this year
1t is running bank full, caused by the
recent very heavy rains In the west
part OF the State,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

without asking you any questions, will
visit Hutchinson, Kas, Saturday, May
10Th lone day only) Inquire at Bruins
wick hotel. All chronic aud special dis
eases uccessfully treated, Cure guaran-
teed. Consultation free.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

Mr.. W. Welch, who lives near Kent,
leaves with his family next week to
spend the summer He expects to re-
turn In the fall.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

Mrs. George Ross died at her home
IN Arlington Sunday. Her husband
and son both died recently. She WAS
well known in that locality.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

Very low rates "via Santa Fe Route to
Butte, Helena, Anaconda, Spokane,
Portland, Seattle and Tacoma.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12
LOCAL AND PERAONAL.

l.. S. Kent has returned from
Weatherford, 0Ela, where he cried q
big cattle sale,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

j. e. Fowler, Of 4th street, West,
is the father Of a big, fine boy, who, he
says Ia shouting for Bryan already.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

All kinds of Garden Seeds, In buik,
by pint, quart or bushel at Brehm Mer'
camille Co.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

Buy "Kelly's Prize" and Monarch
-four and get tickets on the Kimball
piano.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

Judge w. o, Bashore Of Sterlngwlll
lecture at 81 hall on Sunday at three
o'clock. Subject, "Millenial Dawn
and Restoration of All Things" Ev-
erY.bodY invited.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

G W. Livengood returned the latter
part of the week from the east where
he has been on a purchasing trip, lie
spent few days at Sycomore Springs
in Brown county, drinking spring
water. lie has suffered this winter
severely from inhammatory rhuema-
tism.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

The bicycle thief, like the "hoss
thief" is always with w. One was
stolen from a rack in front Of McIn-
turf's restaurant one night last week
from Frank Kerr.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

Now since you need some dishes, go
and visit Brehms and get some at those
reduced prices.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

Mrs. Rosa Hyde, wife of p L. Hyde
living short distance north of Medora
dropped dead at. her home last Thurs
day morning. She was well known
as Miss Rosa Crocker before her mar
rage, She leaves a husband and one
child about month old.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

Mr. i. Ardery of the A s. A drug
store of this city, has been appointed
az u member OF the State board of
pharmacy by Governor Stanley This
is Il good selection,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

Bum Hatch who with his brother,
Parker, were convicted Of malicious
destruction of property some time last
summer or fall, was released from Jail
last week, having served his full time
in jail and worked out his fine.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

II. o. Barrett, who tried to get the
appointment as II. Mlskimmins' sue
cesSor for commissioner In the First
district. has announced himself as a
candidate before the republican CON
yention for the regular nomination,
Mr.. Barrett was also a candidate before
the committee last fall, and was nom
mated" by the same convention and
recommended for the appointment.
He is no doubt the choice of the ma
chine republicans and will be nomina-
ted.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

The young man named Fergus who
was arrested with Frank Bunker for
making away with the Queen City
goods was released after the trial Of
Bunker, the state concluding 1t had no
case against HIN.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

The congregation Of the First NJ. T..
church Of this city held reception at
the church Friday night for their new
minister and family, Rev, Hodgscn.
Rev. Reitzel Of the Lutheran church,
Rev. Chard Of the Episcopal. and Rev.
Dadisman of the Avenue f, M. L.
church delivered addresses, welcom-
coming the new pastor. Some mu-
sical selections were also rendered,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

A letter has been received here from
F. A, Gardner, in the employ of the
Of the United States government at
Honolulu, stating that his son John,
formerly we'll known here, had died Of
consumption.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

What is the effect Of Tuesday nights
weather on the fruit, is question now
being eagerly asked. We wish we could
answer it satisfactorily. So much
snow, sleet and cold is not pleasant to
contemplate for fruit growers.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12
Boys 2.PieCe Suits.
Double Breasted Goats.

Ages to lG years, This popular style
will remain IN style, because il is suta-
ble aud practical, It's "manish" aud
that's what boys like e-to dress like papa,
Our line is larger than ever. Prices no
higher than last year. All wool suits
$50, $500, $2.45. $2.75, $3 90, SS.45,
1915, $3.50, $4.45, S4. .75, aud 50 90.
Fancy silk Vests, ages 4 to rs, Sl,0O and
a
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12
Boys Stylish
Spring Wear!
Beautiful and Most Engaging Dis
play of Juvenile Spring Fashions |!

Our Boys and Chldrens Department devoted solely h boys
youths and ,Chrens Clothing Hats Caps aud Furnishings of
known kind Now the time this display. Now the
Easter.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12
Boys Odd Knee Pants.

Our Boys Odd Knee Pants Depart
ment is hrger than any in the city.
We have the greatest assortment, the
best goods, and ask the least money;
Prices Sl,00, S5c, 75c, Csc, SOC, 45c, 25c
and 10c.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

This week the GAZETTE is printed
all at home. We expect to continue
to do so hereafter, but we must make
an apology for this weeks issue. In
the change we have encountered sev-
eralunavoidable difficulties which we
hope will not be IN the way hereafter.
Our present patronage is encouraging
and we hope to continue building up.
Always remember you can help us do
this by patronizing our advertisers and
at the same time help yourselves.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

The two piano contests among the
societies Of this city are furnishing q
little excitement for these dull days,
At the end Of lust week in the Gable
contest, the Grand Army was In the
lead with 26,2Si votes, the WOodmen
next with 2S,7J7; and the A, o, U, W,
have 1880 In the Kimball contest.
the band is ahead with 1864, while
the Women's CluD has 1886, These
are the only contestants In the race,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

holls hOHl
mother never
had a hired
girl, She
worked early
and late,
and raised a
family, Hired
girl indeed |
Look at your
HlOtneb hlr,
a" It's just
looking al
mother - said
the con
"nade me
resolve that
my children's
mother should
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

E. j. Westpate of Garden City
spent Sunday in the city. The Finly
county convention instructed their
delegates to work for the nomination of
Mr. Westgate for auditor. lie is 10
Gated well out in the short grass coun-
try where they think they are entitled
to some recognition. Should he be
nominated he will receive strong sup
port in the Seventh district.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

A young man named VIM. Totten,
who worked TOR Fred Malllck not far
out of town was Kicked In the face
and on the head by horse last week
and sustained very paiaful II not
serious injuries, The bridge Of his
nose was broken, II was though one
eye WAS destroyed, and his skull was
slightly fractured, Although the in
juries are very severe and will main
him for life they will probably not
prove fatal.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

One or more Of the eX-
pert physicians and sur
geons, Of the Chicago
Curative Institute, who
can tell you what your
disease or ailliction Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-21
Ell general. Miles
Y LA
RBNDICION DE- CRONJB

En- una entrevista celebrada GIti
mamente entire ell general Miles, Co
mandante en- jefe del ejercito de los
Estados Unidos, y un periodista d.
Bridgeport, Connecticut, diio el pri
nero refri6ndose q la rendici6n del
general Cronje:
Z" Este suceso esperabase por todos,
como consecuencia l0gica de la resis
tencia que hizo durante una semana
un ej6rcito de 5000 hombres contra
otro de $4,000 compuesto de soldados
aguerridos El resultado de la rem
dici6n de Oronje no sera otro, apesar
de tOdo, que afirmar la causa de los
patriotas del Transvaal.
" "Todos recuerdan-prosigui6 ell ge
neral Miles que, segun los despaches,
ell general CrOnje contaba con un ej6r-
cito de 5000 soldados para hacer
frebte al ingl6s
"Como quiera cue ell ejercito ren
dido con el general Cronje alcanzaba
soIamente q 5000 sOldados, cabe ha.
Ger la siguiente pregunta: iQue Sc
han hecho de los otros 5000 que fal
tan?
La rpndici6n, en- circunstancias
sci. .ejantes, pone de relieve ell her0is
mo de aQuel puilado de patriotas beers
que, Ell ndmero de 5000 sUlamente,
han combatido contra I'm ejercito de
80 600 compnesto por los mejores SOL
dadOs de Inglaterra. Oreo indudable
que la vendicion de Cronje contribuira
a meiO ar la situaci0n de los beers,
antes que a debilitarla.
Cualquiera que sean nuestras OPT
niones, noSotrOs no podemos menos de
los beers. Aunque yO no de-
iera hablar q causa de la posici0n
que ocupo, me disculpa 10 razonabIe
que son las manifestations que hago."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-21

venimos dando noticias q los lectores
en- nuestra secci0n de telegramas.
!" Aunque Dios esta poniendo q
prueba & nnestr0 pueblo, mi opinion es
que ell lfmite de esta prueba toca va q
su flu. AL pueblo que ha estade sos
tenido por la f9 durante todo ell item
po que ha durado la adversidad, re-
compensara Dios nuevamente con otras
dadivas y fayores. va que nosotros
hemos tenido f6 en- Dios, 81 Sc encar-
CARA de libertarnos. El Dios de liber
tad de los antiques tiempos es exacta-
mente ell mismo de ahora."
Esta sencilla alocuci6n del presiden-
te Kruger, tan LENA de f9 arranc6 mu.
chas lagrimas a cuantos la oyeron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-21
NOTIClA3 DEL Ola

La prenSa de Santo Domingo llegada Ill
timamente q nuestra Redacci0n publica la
Proclama que ell general Ramon Caceres
dirigio los ciudadanos ell dia del mes en-
curse Con motive de la deScabellada inten-
tona revolucionaria del general Pedro Pepfn
en- los campoS de la provincial de Santiago.
Dicha PrOclama dice 10 siguiente:
g ES llegadO ell momentO de hacer como.
Ger los laboriosOs habitantes de la her6ica
Provincial mi mando, rarticularmente q
los 2ignos hijos de esta ciudad que el orden
alterado por ell general Pedro Pepin esta
pr6ximo a establecerse. Este general ami
nado de los peoreS prop6sitos, en- union
de unos cuantos malhechOres, ha tratadO de
torcer ell orden establecido, alterar la tran.
qulidad p1blica, la hermosa paz, cuya
sombra han lido progresando en- POGO tempo
la agriculture y ell cOmerciO de esta Repd-
blica fuente de tOda riqueza y de nuestra
presperidad futura. Gobernador de esta
eXtensa Provincial, por cuyO bien me des
velo y cuya prosperidad deseO yivamente,
he hech0 todO cuantO dentrO de mis- fuerzas
y facnltades ha estado mi alcance para
reStablecer ell Orden alterad0, deSplegando
para clio todaS mis- actividades fin de que
los facciosos caigan en- poder de la justicia
que Seran sometidoS. Hase nOm6rado un
Tribunal de Guerra que esta juzgsndo va q
los prisionerOs que van hacienda nueStros
Ej6rcitos, esOs dignos defensores de la her
mosa libertad que hemOS recOnquistado en-
tiempos aciagos para honra de Ia Patria".
Elperi6dicO /" El NuevO Regimen, en-
un editorial, refri6nd0se al leYantamiento
de Pepfn, dice 10 siguiente:
"En primer lugar, este hechO eScandalos0
prueba, de mOdO irrecuSable, que ell Go
biernO Provisional err6 al no sOmeter & la
acci6h de la justicia los compafierOs de
Lilfs por los crfmenes de que fueron autOres
8 completes; en- segundO lugar, queda de-
TOstrado que hay quienes porque no pueden
vivlr hoy jefeandO y derrochando ell dinero
de la Naci6n, estan dispuestos hacerle
la Rep1blica cualquier dafiO, hasta compro
meter la poca autonomia que le dejaron
cuandO fuerOn arbitros de sus destinOs; en-
tercer lugar ha seryidO para demostrar que
Ia actual situaci6n politica es .suna" Tin
divisible "que el pals eSta con el GobiernO:
es decir, por la pax, por el orden, pOr la Ii
bertad, por la justicia''.
Han fallecido en- Mayagiiez una seforita
hija de don Tomas Manzano, la sonora ma
Dire del cabo de Policfa don Pedro Munoz y
Ia senorita Rosario Lopez.
| Las noches del Sabado, domingo lunes
dltimOs celebr6 ell Circo dc artistas ponce
lSs algunas fepresentaciones en- el caserfo
de Ia Playa, ciudad del sur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-21
G. j BA
LES
EstadOs UnldOs
GL "BILL" LEVY

Ampliando 10 que dijimos q los lee
torres en- la Secci6n correspondence q
nues tros telegramas respecto a una
proposition de ley presentada ante ell
Senado de Washington ell 6 del actual,
por la que Sc reclamaba a Cuba la
devoluci6n de las ;antidades gastadas
pOr el G0bierno de los EStadoS UnidOS
en- pro de la independence lie la men
cionada isla, leemos en- un peli6dic0
americana el mencionado proyecto que,
por considerable de interes & los lecto-
res, traduc;mOS con gusto.
Ell mencionado bill que, segun dill
mos, fu6 presentado q la Camara de
Representatives. dc Washington por ell
Diputado Mr.. Levy, el 6 del mes en-
curse, dice 10 siguiente:
g En- vista de que los EstadOs Uni
dos han gastado 300.000,000 de dollars
en- una guerra emprendida para lograr
la libertad de la isla de Cuba, y
100000 de dollars para consegair ell
desarme de los cubanos, v, en- vista,
ademas, de que los Estados Unidos
estan sosteniendo un ej6rcito en- la
mencionada isla con ell ObjetO de con-
servar el orden y administrar sus asun
tos en- prOvechO de los cubanos, es
justo que estos reembolsen q los Els
tados Unidos de los gastos hechos ;
por consiguiente, Sc acuerda que Ell
Administrator principal de las Adua-
mas de la isla de Cuba descontara de
los ingresos mensuales de la mencio-
NADIA isla, ell % p 8 hasta que Sc haya
pagado una mitad de 10 gastado, &
hasta tanto que Sc acuerde otra cosa
para el arreglo definitivo de dicha
deuda."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-21
Ell Afghanistan
DesafiandO d Russia
UH EJERcITO FORMIDABLE

El Emir de Afghanistan. Abdurrah
man Khan, ha autOrizado a su Repre-
sentante en- Londres para publican las
sigulentes declaraciones sobre la pOlf-
tica del Afghanistan respecto Ingla-
terra Y Russia:
He llegado a convencerme,-dice
ell Emir-- de que Russia teme al Afgha-
nistan, pues una guerra con nosotros
Sc propaganda por toda la Russia Asia
tica Russia carece de tropas sufcien-
tes para combatir un levantamiento
tan formidable,
Su dominic EN- los territories mu
sulmanes que ha cOnquistado, es to
davfa INSECURE, pues tiene muchos
odioS contra ella.
Aunque Russia fuera una naci6n
diez veces mas poderoSa de 10 que es,
no podrfa luchar ventajosamente con
el Afghanistan y la India ooaligados.
Los afghanos preferen la muerte 4
la esclavitud, y Russia nos esta arreba
tando nueStras lnujeres y nuestros hi
jos
Estoy presto siempre a mandar un
numeroso coutingente de tropss al
Transyaal para ayudar 4 Inglaterra
Las dificultades polfticas de la Gran
Bretana 10 son tambien mias, su fuer
"a es mi fuerza, y Su debilidad la mia
Inglaterra debe recordar que STEM
pre- estoy dispuesto luchar por ella,
aquf Ell cualquier parte."
Abdur altman Khan debe ell trono
4 Inglatera, que depuso Ayoob-
Khan, despues de la guerra de 1880.
Cuando Lord Dufferin fue Virey DE- la
India hizo todo 10 possible para gran
gearse Ia anlistaG del Emir
AL desafiar de tai modo Russia, 81
Emir de Afghanistan no hace vanc
alarde de sus fuerzaS, pues viene pre-
par ndose desde Ina luensos amos.
Acrualmente cuenta e! Afghanistan
con i'm ej6rcito disciplinadO y tan bien
equipauo como eli mejOr del mundo.
Puede poner 10000 hombres en- PIE
de guerra en- cualquier momento, con
pleas de artil!elfa mOdernas bate
rias peTfeccionadas. En- lugar de Ca
baIlOs para el transpolte de los caflo-
mes, usa elefantes muy bien amaes-
tradOS.
Los estrechos desftladeros que con
Queen al Afghanistan estan fortifica-
dos y defendidos por un numero con-
siderable de cafiones
En- Caboul existe una gran fabrica
de armas bajo la direction de un no.
table ingeniero ingl6s, Sir Salter Pyne,
cuyo establecimiento ha producido,
durante los 1ltimos amos, gran canti-
dad de armas municiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-21
ESpaia cOIDerciaI E industrial

Seg1n una estadfstica reciente que
pubica La EstafstG de Madrid, du
rante ell pasado afio Sc orgsnizarOn en-
Espafla las sig1ientes companies eco
n6micas:
Sociedsdes de navegaci6n -.-.. %
Id. alumbrado y tranvfa
electricO ---.- z
Id. bancarias y de cr6ditO z
Fabricas de az1car de remolacha. 5
Sociedades mineras .-.. 6
Id de variaS classes. 9
Total .......... 81
Ouyas 81 nuevas empresas repre-
sentan en- junto un capital social de
130 millones de pesetas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-21
La Interpretation
TRATADO DE PARIS
COMPETENCIA DE LA CORTE
PROVISIONAL

A tenor de la Orden General hume
70 AZ que publica hoy la GGceta, la
C0rte Provisional, como Tribunal ms
tituido, instalado y mantenido en- ell
pals, tiene Jurisdiction, en- todos los
asuntos arribuidos a su competencia,
sobre los sdbditos espaloles,lo mismo
que sobre los demas residences en- la
IsIa, de acuerdo con ell artfculo 80 del
Tratado de Paris; y la competencia
de la misma Sc determinara con arreglo
4 la Interpretation que reciben los ar
tfculOs 9, 10 Y Ii del mencionado Ira
tadO.
Los artfculos 8 y II deben entender-
Sc en- ell sentido de que los espafioles
eStaE sometidos en- 10 relative sus de-
rechOs de prOpiedad a las leyes que Sc
apliquen q los demas extrangeros, y en-
cuanto su derechO de comparecer Y
litigar ante los Tr:bunales & los mis-
mos procedimientos a que estan so
metidOs los naturaleS de la Isla, 10
mismo que en- 10 criminal.
El derechO dc invocar la pOtestad
de los tribunales es correlativo de la
obligation de someterse elos cuan
do otros invoquen aqu6lIa, pues el OBJ
jeto del Tratado es impedir que las
leyes del pals establezcan distinciones
contra los s1bditos espanoles pcr eau
"a de su Ciudadania.
81 ln natural do Ia Isla esta obli-
gadO q acatar Ia jurisdiction de Ia
COrte Provisional, un ciudadano espa
mol esta obligado a 10 mismo.
Un acreedor hipotecario, por ser
espafOl, no tiene derecho 4 que el Ii
tigio que de lugar el ejercicio de su
deTecho Sc sustancie decida en- un
tribunal insular
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-21
IMPORTANT TIE

Sigue llamando la atenci6n del p1bIico
10 baratO que SO lealizan los tejidos ar
tfculos de fantasia de La Tienda La PUER-
T0RRlQ UENA. 80
Han sido nombrados escribientes del Juz
gado municipal Registro Civil de Fajar-
do, don Esteban Fuertes y don Francisco
Lopez.
Sc encuentra en- AibonitO, convalecieure
de la enfermedad que sufriera en- Ponce,
don Jose III. Ruiz.
La Compaflia B del Regimiento de In
fanteria niimero Ii, destacada en- el 9Cam.
pamento Henry" de Cayey, esta hacienda
ejercici0s de instruction Y fusil desde ell ia
IL del mes en- carso, los cuales terminaran
ell dla 16 de Abril pr6xml. Desde ell ST.
guiente dia, IL dc Abrli, hara ejercici0S
p.acticos, de fIego, con la referida arlna.
Para la plaza de secretario suplente del
Juzgado municipal de Guayaina, vacante
por renuncia de don AdoIf0 Fernan lez, has
sido nombrado don Luis Alvarez Rodri-
guez.
Ante Ell Tribunal de Distrito do esta Ca
pital, Sc veran manana, en- juice oral, las
causas instruidas contra Juan OquendO, por
lesioues Gabriel Rondon por rObo
EN- la farlnacia DURAN, San Justo nd-
nero 81, acaba de recibirse Ell afamado
ELIXIR EST0MACAL de Saiz de Carlos. 8 =