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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27
Us de ]ulio!
.Por que 10 celebramos.

A tftulo de information, repro
ducimos 10 siguiente, que recibimos
de Ponce, ~suscrito por la .Comisi6n
organizadora, y publicada en- hoja
suelta.
Dice asf: ~ >
<En Noviembre de 1892, una flo.
ia avist6 4 esta Isla y di6 fondo en-
uno de los Puertos de la costa sur.
Aquel acontecimiento inici6 la con
quista de un pueblo de America por
un pueblo de Europa BESIDE aquel
dia, cuatro largas centurias discu
rrieron, y tras elias, ell pueblo legfti.
mo duefo de esta Isla, fu6 destruido
y un nuevo pueblo, sujeto & sistema.
tica servidumbre, sustituy6 al pri
nero.
En- Julio de 1898, otra hota avis.
to la Isla y di6 fondo tambien en-
uno de los puertos de la costa sur.
Fue ell pueblo norteamericano, re
presentado por su ej6rcito, quien
inici6 entonces la redenei6n de un
pueblo de America por otro pueblo
de America.
Noviembre y Julio; 1892 y 1898;
dos fechas imborrables; dos fotas
arribando a nuestras playas; dos
hechos hist6ricos, al parecer inespe.
radios, pero obedientes + providen-
eial designio;- dos ~paginas en- los
anales de esta Antilla, en- una de las
cuales Ia Ultima Inca fu6 va escrita,
iniciando la otra una era de esperan,
ZaS.
Sigui6 a 1892 Ia absorci6n vic.
lenta, rapida, absolute, de un pueblo
no civilizado, pero en6rgico, legitimo
dueno de sus hogares y sus tierras
y sus %naciones; sigue a 1898, la re-
dencion de otro pueblo civilizado,
pero decadente, debil, dueno tam.
bien de los suyos, aun1ue abatido
bajo ell peso de Ia servidumbre.
1892, destruyo un pueblo libre
para formar otro esclavo; 1898, e:
dimio q un pueblo siervo para fun
dar otro libre. En- Is de Julio, esa
es la antftesis que SO ofrece & nues.
tro pueblo. Memorable fecha en-
que Ia mano de ia libertad bora 10
pasado, en- que la palabra cristiana
pasa de los labios la realidad!!
Julio de 1898 nos sorprendi6
a~brumados. Los negocios pdblicos,
los derechos pollticos, las aspiracio.
mes de libertad, TODD era incierto.
Despues de aquel dia, cast aver, la
amistad del pueblo norteamericano,
directa 8 entertainments, por virtud
de ideas preconcebidas 8 por. mera
Influenza de contacto, ha modifcado
nuestro estado de derecho y ha dig.
nificadO q nuestrO pueblo.
No tenfamos libertad de con-
ciencia, y hoy, Separates Iglesia y
Estado, nuestra %conciencia es libre.
:. Tenfamos 81 dogma impuesto de
una lejana y desconocida patria, por
cuya integridad tanta sangre fu9 de.
rramada, y hoy tenemos una patria
en- nuestro propio territorio y otra
patria elejida por nuestra volun-
tad =.
Y no tenemos ell tribute del pa
pei sellado; @
Nj ell tribute por Transmission de
bienes;
Ni.el tribute de las c6dulas de
vecindad;
Nj ell tribute de1os pasaportes
-" III
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expQEtllg16a npeetroe xE9s ! !
MNSAtrfbn6Q gtar1rae sHl9Iesi0
NizM tributodee derecnos de i
portaci0na ncfdossA Innn1hillei mint
mum, 81 nnssstrss nailoss supr1r
MI an absolutQss r.s
81 6tibubo4 Dr. orona c.
pafta; s1ssF ID
81 81 tribute 4 la estlrpe de We
Faguas;; Es s@
III 81 tribute defsMinlstro de VI
tramar
NJ 81 tributo.deG uerra. vfvl wien
do an pax, FaMarina. sin g
~ 81 tri. a~ezclases pasivas
Elque no plaFtorriquenesG
~ teneuapak a31ax IlVlis -
N1tr1BunaIes uzlfftafesspara ae
Itos connue politlcos
III Alcaldee de1egados;
~ GobieFnos militia:
nennos.1nN10tAOaildaa.d 90
m1clilo enstoda ~ plean1tudl0 de.
rechos legislahles del cIudatlanos 90
r~antixadoa por 81 Habeas Corpus;
I11bunaIeS de lustlc1A rog1qQs
por puertOrriquenos 4S
7 q ley &c d1vorclo que ga
rantlce Ia pa domestsca;
Ia unincaelon &c 10 moneda
7 10 reguiar1gaclon DE los cam
bios;
JOS e!ros sposta.6s;
4 "a unlnoac1on del nm0fe;#
nuestros Man1c1plos seran gu
tonomos;
tenemos sn1raglo, cuya extern
Sol esta en- nuestras manos;
I elerclto tornado por soldados
puerIorr1quenos;
I cueTpo de, pollcla puertorrl'
quena;
= lnstlcla gratulta con respon
saplldad ue los Jueces, SIN las ira
pas &c los.lnmorales ante1u1c1os;
proced1mientos rap,dos, cuya
modlncaclon y estudlo nos cores
ponde;
e intervenimos en- IN poder Eje
cut1vo, .siqufers g en- medida infe:
rior q nuestrO uerecho
tenemos Camara = Delegados
que en- nuestros asuntos domestlcos
leG1slen.
= tenemos, en- I'm, 4 I'm gran
pueblo que es nuestro amigo y de-
hende nuestro derecho y correspon-
de con los grandes movimientos de
su opinion incontrastable, 81 gene
roso recibiniento que 4 SD ej6rcito
hicfmos en- aquel Is de Julio, cuya
fecha Sc conmenora.
La palabra de Nelson Miles Sc
"a cumplida. 81 las a~ctuales leyes
son im~perfectas, llegarAn en- cerca.
no TEMPO 4 ser a~4perfectas. Venice.
remos injustas resistencias de parti
dos polfticos continentales,, y nues.
tras libertades conseguidas, permit.
ran que la fusion del pueblo norte-
americana y del pueblo puertorri
queno Sc modifique gradual, segura,
1enta y absolutanente, que es como
en- u n%isteriosz hace la naturaleza
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d q A. u 4 j es ssgst ss u 49, 4saHESS -
~ q 49, koes m !
49, 1doamsRlcanosSg na
~ 10 Por 81 vapor1 -
NJ PAso pare gsg1aez-
Ia <P6rto Rico Am4ricanTo-
bacco, est& terminando ell AmpEo adis
bible que SO unan las dos fabricaa
que functonan On Ponce San Juan,
Traen una m&quina que hace dies
III setlilios pol nora.
Segdn noticias. los inolasas
fueron derrotados On eli Transyaal
pors las guerri1as beers, al intantar
los primeros recuperar u plaza de
Etral'saaNek, que ocupaban los dlti.
mos Las tropas delA Gran Breta'
|nA tuYiaronsa6 mnertos d. caballe
ria, siendosmucho mayor las Do in
fanterfa.
Llamamos IL atencion de nues.
tros abonados haciA 81 Anuncio que
publicamos On otro lugar de la casa
de Sres s. Melon ca Al natural
~ I-s- s = - - #l.E1.-
a alss que pr'nda e bondad &c loa
$50 han Dsls'u1a ae .9a pre-
- &c. Z t 49, ~ noossans I'VE
amrioer ~ vs1nr ~ a - asn ~ ~ 7,
tado. consistente en- nm precioso "a.
nuelo con fotografas de los notables
personajes de Cuba y Pto Rico:
A 80 $
- "
En- ell mercado de New York se
GOTTA la harina de trigo 4 "a. 20, id
maiz 2. rs.
c;.o,,. = so7;o;. 10 .,
1870 ot m =. ne tue %
49, "nn 5;.aas;Hs4 o.;ua Ian, oon y
MI sc1d.Sas Tasnaso Jass II $50
a,,a ~an tan,.nda 9ae 800 gu -
IT, 1855 ~"1..I:..xn
osna"e t.lI.ass NJ
e5pe1as a,.e y % $500 ~. ftao 90
1919 Il ~ $50 a. 70 t.a~as se
Pponnaa =. III" ue las "op"s 4ue
opeian Oh oooa: -
Sigue la incomnnicacion entire
Londres y Pretoria, por haber des-
truido los beers todos los msdios
que proporcionaban aquella.
ri <Diar;o, -enIoduca nuastro
.rtfc,lo .n;a da sant;aao con TO
sas 1a~,,dator;as ,adann aor,da-
80 ~ ss1e-" "e"
ee.
Resultados asombrosos.
Interesante para los que pade'
cen de algunas de las enfermenades
del aparato ~respiratorio:
Ri mejor de los reconstituyen
tes.
1 1on1 ooio oe ""ooiiS' ooP'ie"
oie' 1o9 n
Wi. 1ios 0oo'' Nue'"
IN NJ g.. os, u... .u,
WY 11es: n1o Hace t1smPo
sion de Scott. y puedo Strawberries
que estoy altamente satisfecho de-
los asombrosos resultados obtanidos
en- ell tratamiento de los catarros pul
II QnfQfm al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

Gran fdbricd de chocolate al Ydpor
pr9mlada on seis e~lp0sepnes.
@Aimacen de provisionessI nass al porm avorly.
detail 'mportan de todas proeedencias los mas
oelectos ~artlculos de conner y beber. Unicos re-
septores de la afamada 6 higienica ceryeza marca
ANGLIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27
Mantiltas MantilIas.

MantiItas MantiNas.
EN- Ell PARIS BAZAAR de Pedro
Giusti, hay un c%onstante sursido de
Mantillas de blonda negra de soda,
que SO detallan q precios limita
dos.
En- sombreros y capotas para Sc.
nora sc ACADIA de recibir un bonito
surtido.
En- objetos de biscuit propios pa
ra regalos, esta casa tiene ell surtido
mejor y mas barato que SO puede
conseguir ca plaza.
Sedice que manana vera la
luz pdblica IN perio1ico humoristico
satfrico titulado <Las Cocineras,
escrito con mucha sal y pimienta y
dispuesto, previa responsabilidad 4
poner dos punto sobre las les.
Antenoche falleci6 en- Puerta
de TERRA la virtuosa senOrita Lola
Escudero y @Caballero, que gozaba
de generates simpatias en- aquel ,ba-
rrio por sus relevantes prendas de
de caracter. Aver tarde tuvo efecto
su entierTo que result6 bastante con.
currido. Reciba su familia nuestro
pesame.
En- Ia planta alta del muelle
de espigon de este puerto Sc pien
san establecer las of1cinas de Fa-
Os.
Juan de ouz man Benitez.
A B @ G. A D O.
Ofrece sus servicics profesio.
males.
El bufete an los altos dol Bauco
y Agrfco1a
El Tribunal Supreme de JUS
ticia ha dictado sentencia declaran
do nQ haber lngar al recurso de casa.
cl6na Or infracci6n de ley .interpues-
to pQg don Gaviuo Garces Nazario,
agrichltor, en- los actos d. interdicto
de recobrar una possession, iniciados
por ell Juzgado de Ssn German y Sc |
en- Ell Tribunal de Distrito de
condenAndole en- las cos
tas.
Esta manal14 tomb puerto eli
yapor americana "San Juan" proce
dente de Nueva York, con cargo &C.
moral y passjeros.
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Juan de 0uz man Benitez.
A B @ G. A d O.. r.

Ofrece sus services profesio.
Males.
81 bufete en- los altos del Bauco
Territorial y Agrfcola
.E = ~ :. - Il II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

A tftnlo de information, repro
ducimos 10 siguiente. que recibimos
de Ponce, suscrito por la sComisi6n
organizadora. y publicada en- hoja
suelta-
Dice asf: :
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-11-10

are Lillian Washburp. the ideal Of
vaudevilles; dainty Flo Jansen, Mignsni
family, musical bsrbers; Topack and
Steel. Morris and DAILY. Celtic wits, the
funny elephant. "Uneeda Bath" the
Japanese policeman and the Sousa
Girls. The Vagsbonds carry full
brass band. Prices Is to SO cents. Sests
now on sale at box Office.
Thrilling situations, new mechanical
effects, electricity and lot Of irresist-
ably funny comedy, with plenty Of sing
ing and dancing. are all to be found in
The Tide Of Life" which will be pre-
sented at the Funke opera house FRI
day and Saturday, November II and Is.
and Saturday matinee. Prices Is to 80
cents. Matinee 10 and Is cents. Seats
on sale Thursday.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-11-10
Mildred Holland

The first act Of 1.-THE Power Behind
Throne the new play in which Mics
Holland will appear after election, ia
described as being one of the most
beautiful exterior stage pictures ever
presented. 1t represent an Austrian
willow grove and wslled-in flower gar
den, with IA old German cottage on one
side.
To produce the desired effect thous-
ands Of plants and vines OF various
varieties are carried. The other three
acts will be equally perfect in every
detail. all the necessary furniture was
especially built for the production.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-11-10
THE OLIVER.

James H. Wsllsck's elaborate pro-
duction "rhe Dairy Farm" will b
presented at The Oliver theatre ON Tues.
day and Wednesday, November Ii and
IA. The play has been clsssed with
The Christian" and "Little Minister
for its vogue with church-goers. Dur
ing its run in New York City Miss Mer-
ron received letters from four hundred
clergymen endorsing The Dairy Farm"
Prices $50. Soc, 75c and s1.O0. Seats
now on sale at box Office.
The announcement Of Mr.. Charles
Frohman's management Of an attraction
10 aguarantee OF the very best. The
quality Of plays varies, Of course, but
his stage productions are always noted
for nicely Of detail and artistic merit.
The success Of Mr.. Gillette's dramatic
alton Of DR.. A. Conan Doyle's Sherlock
Holmes" ID due to its excellent staging.
No expense is spared in any OF the many
departments. Comes to the Oliver
theatre Thursday, November Is. Prices
Csc, Soc, 75c and s1O0. Seats on sale
Tuesday.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-11-10

Git up. quick % you kin. Lem, and
run Ter the doctor. Nav 10 awful sick.
She don't know nothin'. and is talkin'
al kinds OF rubbish"
Pooh! that amt no sign she's sick.
She hes been doin' that fer
Lem. don't say another word. You
git up and do % tell you to-"
It proved long and wearing fever.
All through the beautiful dream like
days Ms. Buzzy in her delirium trod
over thorny paths Of doubt and grasped
perpetuslly after the Aeeting bow Of
promise. Night after night she would
sink back exhausted, moaning despair
ingly, II can't ouderstsnd one on i'll
can't make head nee tail ov what they
msanw Then Susie and Lem listened
in wonder to the tender notes OF their
fsihsrs voice - he ministered to the
sufferer. "There! don't you worry none.
Nav. it'll al como right"
Then came day, after weary wait
ing. when the pale light Of reason re-
turned 10 Mrs. Buzsy's tortured face
She looked with inquisitivs eyes
through the window by her bed and
noticed vaguely that the great elm trees
outside were leaflsss; noticed that there
wsrs no gay little birds. and that the
bar Of sunshine which lay across her
waste hands Was cold.
"Hev been sick, Thaddeusi'
"Yss, Nav. you've he'd quite . brash
o'sickness, ketched cold. guess" us
it's it Ill over" with . longer. more
conprebending glance at the shivering
trees. "Yes." he replied gently, ''every-
things oil over" "Wbo was-who was'
she demanded weakly. but he laid .
restraining hand on the damp forehead
and answered With loving understand.
ing rarely credited to the plain and
loviy. "Never mind bout that now.
NAV. Doc says you must keep quiet.
III tell 70 oil bout it in . day or two.
But you don't to need to worry none.
'oause the country's saved"
Mn. Buzzy closed her eyes with .
ssnse Of infinite relief that tbs Lord had
removed . TOO heavy responsibility from
her inadequate shoulders.-The World
Herald.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-11-10
THBATRlGAb.,
THE FUNKE.

On Monday and Tuesday, November
II and ID, Manager Zehrung will pre-.
sent T. W. Dickens Vagabonds Big
extravaganza company which comprises
some Of the best people on the vaudeville
stage. Two screaming burlssques will
b presented. Among the speculate
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-21
VT, SALEM NJ, Z CHURCH,.


Wednesdays, 745 p. m. The mid-week
prayer and experience meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-21
ENORSED ATHOME
Such Proof as This Should Convince any
Wilmington Citiz:n, -

The public endorsement OF local citi-
zen is the best proof than can be produced.
None better, or stronger can be had. When
man conesIf toward and testifles to his fel.
lowcitizens, addresses his friends and Dslgh
bors. you may bo sure ho Is thoroughly
convinced or he would not do SO. Telling
ones experiences when it is IN oct Of kind.
ness be appreciated. The Wilmington re-
sident who gives ths following s'atsmeut
adds one mora to the many casos of Home
Endorsement which are being published
about 'The Little Conquerer." 81
Mr.. Thos. Taylor, No. 1a3 Market, ST.,
says:-"With tho exception Of trouble due
to disordered kidneys l have always en-
joyed the lest OF health and during tho 64
years have lived have used very little
medicine of any kind. The main symp-
toms of my kidney complaint was slight
difficulty with the kidney secrotiona.
Thinking that Doan's Kidney Pills II they
performed half what thoy promised, might
help mo procured box across the street
at Danforths drug store sometime in the
summer of 1897. They did me good. !
find nothing equal to them In strength
ening and toning up the kidnevs." Ms
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal-
ers, price 80 cents. Mailed on receipt Of
price by Foster Mllburn Co., Buffalo. N.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-21
A PROFESSOR
KILLED.
Struck Down by Unknown
Hands In a Philadel=
phia Street.


PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-rrofess.
or Roy Wilson White, brilliant young
instructor in the law department Of the
University of Pennsylvania, was struck
down and brltally murdered late Satur-
day night near Thir,y-second street and
Powelton ayenlc More than half Il
dozen arrests were made Yesterday, and
three men. two of them colorcd, are in
custody on suspicion Of having commit
ted the crime. Professor White was
found in an unconscious condition and
died four hours later in the Presbyterian
hospital.
Professor White left the university at
10 O'Clock at night for the Powellton
avenue station Of the Pennsy ylvania rail
road to board II train for Germantown.
Il suburb Shortly before II O'Clock ha
was found in an unfrequented part of
Thirty-second street His skull had
heen crushed evidently with an iron bar.
Ilc died early yesterday morning at the
hospital without regainins consciousness.
Ii has not yet been positively estab.
lshed that the motive was robbery, as
the only article missing was the profess
or's watch A small sum of money in
one Of the pockets was undisturhed.
Professor White was n native of Rich.
mond. Ind. and was ~ years Of age. llo
was IL graduate of Eailham college,
Richmond
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-21
B0ERS IN
WASHINGTON.
ENJOYS Welcomed Unof=
fociaIly by a Large
Vote.

WASHINGTON. May 2I,--An audi
ence remarkable for its size. sympathy
and enthusiasm greeted the Boer cnvoys
at the reception given in their honor last
night at the Grand Opera House under
the auspices Of the congressional and
citizens committee. Lo2g before the
: time for the meeting to open the house
WAS crowded to srffocnton, and many
were turned away, unable to gain admit
iance. The interior was appropriately
decorated with the national colors of
both the United States and the Trans
vanl. While official Washington was not
represented in any manner there were
probably 80 members of the senate and
ih" house occupying SEATS in the audi
forum and on the stage.
One OF the boxes, it was stated had
been reserved for the president. COM
mttce hrving been sent 10 the White
House with tickets of admission 10 the
Opera House. but 10 representative OF
the presidents official household was on
hand,
Chairman Sulzcr Of The reception COM
mittcc presided, and a number of nd
dresses. all Of them patriotic in character
and earnestly supporting the cause Of the
Beers, were mad". the speakers including
McSsrs. Fischer, Wolnarnns and W"s-
sells. the Bocr ENJOYS; Senator yelling
ton. Bourke Cochran of New York and
Mr. Sulzer.
Chairman Sul@er was the first speaker.
After welcoming the ENJOYS and emphal-
ically stating that the occasion was non
partisan and nonpoliiical in character he
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-21
A Busy Firm.

". II. Greenwalt 4 Son are en-
gagged i'll erecting building 80 #.
front by LIS feet in depth and 10
feet to the square, for a fibre factory
at ltlsmere. by order OF Il. NJ. lay
lor, at cost OF about $4,000.
They are also engaged i'll erect
ing at the Spencer Clay Works. at
Sou,hwood, one OF the largest barns
IN Chester county, Pa. at a cost APP
proXimatny $1,000.
They recently erected fine resi-
dencc at Gordon Heights, for Mr..
William Bahenkopf, OF this city,
and they are now engaged in put
ting up carriage house, stables.
etc.
They are also erecting a 6 room
house with modern Improvements,
for Mr.. Chlprey, at No. 10 West
Twelfth street.
They have also just finished tor
Mr.. Richardson near Richardson $
nils. a seven room house with mod
crn Improvements.
The hcw house erected for Mr..
Powell at No. Oh West Eighth
street, is a creditablc specimen of
their workmanship.
Work on the new hotel at Bran
dy wine Springs will be commenced
at the close Of the present season.
They are now employing over 90
men and all are as busy as bees.
Parties who wish to consult them
should cal at their office, at the
northeast corner Of Seventh and
Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-21
TROUBLE
SETTLED.
The Three Weeks Bitter
Fight in Philadelphia
Declared Off.

PHILADELPHIA, May 81. - The
fight between the United Brotherhood Of
Carpenters and Joiners and the Allied
Building Trades league, which was be-
gun nearly three weeks ago, has been of
over the refusal Of the brotherhood to be-
come affiliated with the league in the
campaign for an eight hour work day
with increased wages. E
When the movement for shorter hours
was first put on foot. it was thought adj
visable by the building trades to form one
organization in which would be repre..
sented every building trade in the city, so
that the fight for shorter hours could be
carried on more Systematically. 1t was
the plan that where an employer of one
trade refused the demands Of the men all
the other trades working on the same
operation should strike In sympathy.
Thirty-eight trades became affiliated in
the league. only two of the big trades, ther
bricklayers and the carpenters, refusing
to join. The bricklayers were prevented
because Of technicality in their charter.
but the Brotherhood of Carpenters abso-
lutcly refused to become associated. This
resulted in the league ordering all its
members to refuse to work with brotht
erhood carpenter, thus putting the latter
in the same category as nonunion men.
This declaration caused many thou.
sands of men TO lie idle for three weeks
until yesterday, when the United Labor
league, which had been chosen arbitrator.
decided that the Allied Building Trades
league Should leave the brotherhood Of
Carpenters alone to werk out its own
salvation The Allied league accepted
the recommendation. and the members Of
the two organizations will work amicably
together hereafter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-21

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The prcsi-
dent has decided to go to Canton in June
for n rest of two or three weeks and in.
cidcntaly to attend the monster non.
partisan celebration which is being nr.
ranged for July 1. This decision is con.
tngrnt upon the adjournment of con.
GrcSs before that time, but from informR.
,iou received from leaders in both houses
there is reason to believe an adjournment
will be reached by June 9 or II. The
president will he accompanied by Mrs.
Mckinley. and if nothing of special i'm
portance occurs which would necessltate
his earlier return he will remain III Cau-
ton until about the middle Of July and
possibly longer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-21
Siege at n Nebraska institution.
pEATRJrE Nph Nav 81 A stnto


VICTORIA. r. c.. May 2l.-Leaving
Dutch harbor on the 10th inst, the
steamship Hero, now carrying coal to
I'nalaska from Comax, arrived at Esqui-
malt Yesterday. She brings news that
1:,O miles northward OF Dutch harbor
there is sea Of ice which no vessel can
break through. The steamer Alpha, on
her way to Nome from Victoria and Van
couver, had been prevented from COM
pletiny her voyage and on the 7th inst.
put back to Dutch harbor to replenish
her bunker coal after lying off the ice for
80 days She sailed again on the 9th and
will take the first opportunity of making
hcaiway through the ice. Only one
passenger declined to continue the voy-
alrn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-21

Clarence Vernon statod this morning
for Arizona, lowing the p. W. and Is. dc.
pot on tho 8 o'clock train going by tho
way of " ushiDgton, and thence to New
Orleans, at which placa he will tako the
Sou HON Pacific road leading through
Texas. New Mexico and Arlzoaa tho dis
tance OF some 5000 mllos, equal to Il trip
across the Atlantic. l!e expects to DO in
Phoenix next Saturday morning,
On his arrival lhore hs will engage In
prospecting Or any other occupation that
will promise Il reasonable conponsa alton.
lie expects to remain through the SUM-
mor, perhaps daring he wiater. If noths
ing e!so offers he may engage in trapping
on the siLo Of tho mountains. whore rab-
hi and Others animals may be found In
largo numbers. In ing out he will
surround his tent with cactus which
forms complete barrier to snake or 9TH
or rcptiios A rattler or other reptile will
sarve to death rather than pass through
IL line of cactus