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Pra gmatica
deIoS boxers.
Ano do rapina
E INTERRUPTION DE LOS DOLORES

En- Abril ultimo los boxers hi
cieron fjar por tcdas parties del in
perio chino la siguiente prag ma
tica:
<En presencia de la Venerable
Madre, la Diosa de la Merced.
Por ser este, af1o de rapina, y
siendo los hombres de armas un da-
f1o peculiar, la mil veces Santa ha
descendido la terra, y ell bien y el
NAL han de tener su recompensa, por
haber cesado la multitud de Greer
en- Buda mostrado ingratitud para
los padres. Ell Alto Cielo en- su ira,
esta despachando un million de sol
dados espirituales para premiar a
los buenos:y castigar a los ma1os.
Quemando incienso noche y dia, y
practicando la piedad filial toda una
familia puede 1escapar la amargura
de la espada Pero cualquiera fami
liza que en- su corazon ultraje a los
doses y descuide sus deberes filiales,
esta familia perecera y caera en- la
perdici6n. ST continda el pueblo en-
| Ia infdelidad, Sc seguiran inevita-
! blemente diez dolores indescripti-
bles: Primer dolor. Cesara de arder
ell incienso en- todo ell imperio.
Segundo dolor. Correra la san
gre y II enara los GAUGES de todas las
co:rientes en- los wales.
| Tercer dolor. Los granos y ell
alimento, seran como desperdicios.
| Cuarto dolor. Todos los vivos
caeran en- la iniquidad.
! Qninto dolor. Los caminos que
daran libres de viajeros.
| Sexto dolor. Huerfanos viu-
das sin hogar, hablaran'de sus casas
perdidas
Septimo dolor. Nadie podra pro
tegerse contra Ia rapif1a.
Octave dolor. Todos los vivos
| entraran en- la Fuente Amarillo.
| Noveno dolor. Las enfermeda
des y los desastrcs devastarAu el
pueblo.
Decimo dolor. No habran amos
de paz.
Fir mado bajo la luz de la Lam.
para Roja en- Su Chiao ST los que
! leyeren este papel 10 hicieren circu
lar Embellishments, Sc salvaran dc
las penas de la espada.>
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Ell gran canal de Chile cubre
una extension de mas de 600 millas
inglesas
El viaje continuado mas largo
en- fe-rocarril, es ell de Paris, a Cons
tantlnopla, 1921 millas en- "a horas
y cuarto
Ell Gobierno britanico hace un
beneficio de 8 peniques por cada
chelin que sale de Ia casa moneda.
Dice uu farmaceutico de New
York que sabe por expefiencia que
los hOnbres usan mas los tef1idores
de cabello, que las mujeres
En- la edad media sesmarcabah
las horas por medic del reloj de are
ma. Ell polvo favorito de los monies
era tornado de marmol negro, y Sc
hervia nueve veces en- vino.
Durante Ell af1o pasado las uni
versidades de Harvard, Yale, Prin
ceton, Columbia, Pennsylvania y
Cornell, todas de los Estados Uxi
dos, gastaron s 304 243 en- juegds
atleticos
En- Hongkong y en- Shanghay
Sc ven continuamente chimes cor
riendo en- bicicleta0con un paraguas
! en- una mano y un abanico en- la otra:
Generalmente le quitan los manu-
: brios q los ciclos
De Kansas City va para Paris
una sccci6n del cuerpo de bomberae,
para hacer demostraciones practi
| cas- do como Sc levantan de la CANA,
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Ell tabaco
de Pto--Rico

.s< Ell cronista De LA CoRREspoN-
DENCIA, Inocencio Allegro, ocupAnr
dose del tabaco en- rama de su
ezquino precio eR los mercados de
la Union, dirige a9os cosecheros fra
ses de aliento para que no desma
yen.
Por nuestra parte diremos cuan
to sabemos sobre ell particular que
acknowledgements interesa mucho q
los que cultivan dicha hoia.
En- nuestro 1ltimo viaje New
York, llevamos muestras de una
buena partida de tabaco para ven
derlo en- aquel mer0ado.
A una de las primera3 personas
que vimos, fue q ese nismo sef1or
Menendez, que en- revista, mercantil
da tan pSsimas noticias de nuestro
tabaco.
Estas cosas hay que analizarlas
bien y no dejarse llevar de Ia pri'
mera impression, una vez que Mn i'm
presionables somos les habitantes
de los tropicos
Nueva York, es uno de los lu-
cares de la Union en- donde mas de.
sarrollado esta ell espfritu del <busi
ness2, y allf TODD, pero absolutamen'
te todo, eS <nusiness.
Dicho seflor recibe consignaeio
nes de tabaco en- rama del meroado
de la HabaDa, y no 10 afirmamos,
pero puede ser un business, des-
prestigiar y depreciar nuestra hoja,
para alejar al competitor pqartorri
quef1o.
Por ESQ dijimos que, hay que ir
con pie de plomo J no desan1marse;
debemos ST, corregir los defectos
que pueda tener el producto puerto
rriquei1o Y seguir hacienda la com
petencia:
Diremos pues, los defectos de
que adolece nuestro tabaco.
En- la mayor parte de los mer'
cados de los Estados Unidos, prefle:
rem dicha hoja de color craro, fina y
que no tenga las venas muy grue'
saS
Les gusta tambien ell tabaco
bien clasiticado, y mejor escogido
| Claro es, que on una partida
presentada al mercado para la ven
ia como <capa,, no ha de tener otra
boja sino de dicha clase, de 10
contrario desmerece y entonces ell
especulador aproveoha para depre-
ciarlo a su antojo,
En- Puerto Rico, desgraciada
mente 20 dedican todo ell cuidado y
atenci6n que tan delicado producto
necesita; siendo, como es en- calidad,
igual al de la Vuelta Abajo de Cuba,
nos llevan sin embargo la ventaja
por su buena escogida y mejor ella
sifcacion.
puertorriquef1o Sc penetre de esta
verdad, tendra mas cuidado, y hara
que nuestro producto tonga tan bus
ma aceptacion como la tione el de
Cuba, Uno de los puntos principa
les ep todas parties del mundo, es la
presentation de la mercancla que sc
ofrece en- venta
Infuye muchisimo la manera de
presentar ci art1culo, y de clio Sc
tienc buena prueba con ia mercancfa
fcancesa, que es acknowledgements los
que en- e>to. estan mas adelantados.
Ell embaaje del tabaco cubai.c
sc haca ell yagpas y en- pacas peque
mas; cl nuestrO Sc empaca en- tela
Crudd, ~ Que duemdS ue uaI uua
pre-, entaci6n mala al producto, lc
perjudica: hacienda que Sc le esca
pc ell aroma y a la vez el mpchc
aire que recibe 10 SEGA demasiado )
lie hace pcrder un 50% de su meri-
| to.
Tamben diremos algo sc bre e
tabaco elaborado que vimos on Ii
pJactica Y que sera de utilidad los
elaboradores puertorriqueros
Nfnuel R0mer1 Harthnusen
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Banda
puertofriquena,

Core por ah1 ell rumor de que,
en- la que dirije el Maestro Verar,
hay muchos mdsicos descontentos.
Y tienen raz6n; pues nos aseguran
que Sc les ha disminuido la pequena
retribuci6n que disfrutaban, con ell
hecho de que 81 Ayuntamieuto no ha
bonifcado con el 20 p2 la subven
ci6n que daba a la banda, cuya gra
cia habia ctorgado a todo eli perso
nal que de aquella corporacidn de-
pende. Sc asegura tambien que la
pequef1a partida sef1alada en- presu
puesto para adquirir algunos instru
mentos, ha sido suprimida.
Y todo esto contrihuye matar
el estfmulo, y tai vez la misma ins
titucion, privando al pdblico del so
laz que esta proporciona.
Llamamos la atencidn de nues
tros ediles, sohre estas murmuracio
mas callejeras, rogandoles las RENE :
dien, 81 son justas y positivas,
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ra momentanea; con tirarse de
eabeza desde muy alto, quedaba <eso,
hechO en- un periquete. Todo era
mejor que Ia caida lenta J desqarra
dora en- que venian muriendo como
en- suplicio afrentoso.
Y como sintiera frio de su pro
pia determination, busco en- aquella
covacha un harapo mas, cualquier
gnif1apo con que confortarse. Re-
volviendo Ell menguado monton, ,1n
contr6 un chaleco de piel de ndtria,
resobado, pringoso, calvo por va
rias parties, pero que le calent6 el Pc
cho con un calor dulce, be neico, con
la teinura de una Garcia lejana en-
que viniera un rayo de SOL
S1bitamente pas6 por su memo
ria todas laserie de desdichas que .el
orgullo le trajo. ..Vio a sus hijos
durmiendo como corderil los que So
dan ca]or y no saben quejarse; a su
mujer llevando virilmente su carga
de dolor, sin pensar en- desertar Lii
en- tirar ell fardo angustioso; oy6 que
su conciencia hablaba austeramente
en- aquel gran silencio de la miseria
provocada, y lloro copiosamente
mientras decfa:
Ven a mi, chaleco de Ia resig
nacion y de la esperanza: tu me das
ell primer calor de espfritu que sentf
en- mi vida; td me has vencido, y til
me salvas!
Lo salv6; porque Gaspar fue
OTTO hombre, y con su trabajo y Ia
ausencia de orgullo pudo recuperar
su hacienda
I'm dfa fue casa del escribano,
pOrque Queria YER ell tesla amentO del
ito para cumplirlo en- todas sus par
, tes ST en- alguna estuviese incumpli
do. Dieronle ell tomato, y en- 81, d
modo lie registro, vic un papel con
, una nota de puf1o y letra del buen
:, viejo, referente sin duda a su Ultima
disposition.
; No decfa mas que este:
'tCreo que dejando a <esass 10
| POGO que tengo, quedaran bien ca
! tigadas de sus risas y ladroneriae
que conozco al dedillo. -. u En- Guar
to mi sobrino Gaspar, no le do.l
mas que ell chaleco. Acaso algnt
dfa me dara las gracias.'
-Vaya; iy con toda mi ALMA qr (
Sc las doy! sEsta usted viendo? l.
salyaci6n de una famiiia, de mucha
familias, esta en- un chaleco. ..ei
cualquiera cosa por Ell estilo.
Y Sc fu6, dejando al respetab {
scribauo haciendose cruces.
JOSE NOGALES
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pap
de peri6dicos vieios 81 40 ell qu l
ta1 n 6 ! 3
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pap |
de peri6dicos vieios 81 40 ell gun
tai ms D 3
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A ni1estrcs. lectores
DE \ AUCO.

Avisamos i los lccloros ue LA
CORRESPONDENTS IN Iauco, que
Oh periodico Sc hallari dc vcnta en-
la casa dc Don Antonio Llabr6s,
nuestro Agcnte de aqurl pueblo'
Ell lpreclo dc vnnta ns a 'n cen
tavu cl ejemplar. ) ~ ,
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Panorama.

Ell gran canal de Chile cubre
una extension de mas de 26O millas
inglesas
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Juan do Guzman Benitez.
A B o G A D O.

A B o G A D O.
Otrece sus servicios profesio
males.
Ell bufete en- los altos del Banco
Territorial y Agrfcola
n a-15-6
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DESPACHO
oral. de ne9OCi0S
Landr6n Mater y Ahedo.
,r TETUAN, l, ALTOS. -&
San Juan de PuertO-Ricr.
Telefono no 1873.

Asuntos ]udiciales y administra
tivos, gestiones ante los Trlbunaies
de Justicia, ofcinas del Estado y dei
Muuicipio, compra-venta de tincas
urbanas y rdsticas, acciones Bancos
Agricolas, Espanol y Popular. Sc
agencian prest amos 6 hlpotecas.: Sc
dr,cr rcntan documentos Se ccbrar
,,ent :. Sc hagen trabatos en- in
,'(s H,y al ogados norteamc lea
u,sy el pM,.
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Desempea precision Ell abajo de la puma eoonomizande In
mcnsamente tempo y labor
vecnco ha.concddo va al ente
tolas las mejoras pactcas
Los modelos oenos asoutamen incorporates en- cuano d
mpcidad duabad figerez de
aIerac6n legibildad belleza de trabao ~>
moras noables alaeacion mas perca durade dc
mcorado ormacon dc entire
lras gcues caela anc gera uniF"rae eiAS
automatco cinta. les
lneiorados que uneven e papel en- Ell .i:3r-o,
molco
exeei4. osr hca de ta tentilnetr r1s
E mulei Not cscibe 81 "Ie1 sobres de
centmetos de ancho !v ,1nimetros.
LA CoRkEspoNbhSc,A De PuERr R'N " Remington. No
So PIpAsE ET CATALoGo EsPANOL e.
Fabroada incamene por WYcHoFF, SEAnANs & BENED1c1
327 Broadway, New-York. ECU. A. "
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: -", 1 "a :z,nerte zpor 4asfixia debe seg
agradable. segun dice un H2inero
que estuvo a punto de perecer en-
una mina de Connecticut. Este mi
nero, cuando~ volvio en- ST, dijo:
<ponse en- todas las plegarias que
conocia y las repit1 muchas veces:
Ola a mis- companeros trabajando
por encima de mi. Entonces per
cibf algo as1 como una mdsica, la
mdsica mas dulce que he dido en- mi
vida. Es 10 dltfmo de que puedo
acordarme,.
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Dicen los naturalist,ls que al
bramar el leon. acerca la caoeza al
suelo. Seguramente el leon, sa~
blendo que la TERRA es conductors
del sonido, pretende que su bramido
sea escuchado por la leona, y vice
versa.
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enganchan los caballos, y tienen la
oomba llsta, fuera del parqne, todo
Ell ocho segundos medic.
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STEYN A PRISONER.
DeWet Has the President Under
Surveillance.

London, Aug. 14.-Lord Roberts reports
to the war office under date of Pretoria,
August 13, as follows:
Kitchener reports from Schoolplaab,
eight miles east of Ventersdorp, that De-
wet blew up three of his wagons. Six
British prisoners who escaped from De-
vets camp state that Mr.. Steyn is con-
fined in the camp under surveillance, and
that Dewet was forced to abandon his
ammunition and thirty horses. They also
confirm the report that Methuen captured
one of Dewets guns and shelled the main
convoy effectively. Ian Hamilton tele-
graphs that he hopes to be at Blaauw-
bank today with his main body. Ma
hons mounted troops are pushing on to
the westward"
Another report from Lord Roberts of
the same date says:
"Methuen and Kitchener still follow
ing Dewet and Steyn, yesterday reached
Modderfontein, ten miles east of Ven
tersdOrp. Methuen is in touch with
Dewet'S rear guard.
Smith Dorien reports that the Shrop-
shires recently marched forty-three
miles in thirty-two hours and the city
of OLndOn imperial volunteers thirty
miles in ten hours, hoping to prevent
Dewet from crossing the Krugersdorp-
POtchefStrOm railway.
Buffers occupation Of Ermelo is
having a, good effect.
"A field cornet and one hundred and
eighty-tWo burghers of the ST. Anderton
commando surrendered yesterday to
CIeary.''
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LORD RUSSELL'S FUNERAL.
England's Chief Justice Laid to Rest
at EPSON.

London, Aug. 1.-THE funeral ser
vices of Baron Russell of halloween,
lord chief justice of England, took place
at Bromton Oratory this morning in
the presence of a large congregation.
Father Matthew Russell, a brother of
the deceased chief justice, celebrated
low mass.
At the conclusion of the services a
hearse. bearing the plain oak coffin,
and six coaches, containing the princi-
pal mourners, proceeded by road for
Epson, where the interment will take
place.
Among those present were United.
states Ambassador Choate, Mr.. Henry
White, secretary of the United States
embassy, Mr.. Francis Rawle, represent
ing the American Bar association; a.
representative of the Prince of Wales,
who sent wreath; the Right Hon.
William Court Gully, speaker of the
house of commons, Lord Rosebery, and
many members Of the bench and bar
and the medical and theatrical profess
EiOnS.
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DIE, I, AND LOS BOXERS.

LFrom Notes and Queries.1
The full title of this originally obscure
secret society of Shan Tung appears to be
I-Ho-Chuen, or I-Ho-Chuan; some natives
of Pekin prefer e, others a. Our news
papers translate 1T Righteous Harmony
Fists; to be consistent it should be Right
eous Harmony Boxers, as the short form
of the name. Boxers, is simply the third
element of the full title. I means right
eous.'' no means uniting" while of
chuen, or chuan, the definition given by
Wells Williams, in his Syllable Diction-
airy of the Chinese Language 1874. page
49, is as follows: 1.-THE fist, to double up
the hand, to grasp in the hand. boxing.
fsticuffs, athletic, vigorous 1t is a
striking testimony to the position of the
English language in the far east that
foreign journals use our term without
translation. 1t occurs in German as die
boxers" in italian as 81 BOXERS" and in
Spanish as Hos boxers"
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DISSATISFIED NEGROES
Promise Bryan Many Votes From
Ranks of Their Race.

Chicago. Aug. 14.-Mr. Bryan had a
conference today with a delegation of
colOred men headed by J. Milton Turner
of st. Louis, former minister to Liberia
They represented that there was much
dissatisfaction among the members of
their race with the present administra-
ton and assured Mr.. Bryan that he
would receive the votes of many of them.
They therefore, urged the Importance of
the organization of Bryan Democratic
clubs.
The date for the departure of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan for Lincoln is fixed for We'd
nesday night at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Bryan's
speech before the Irish societies will be
made at Sunnyside park "Wednesday af-
ternOOn.
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MISS JEWETT SNUBBED.
Hanna Refuses Endorsement of Her
Anticipating League.

New York. Aug. 14.-Perhaps the most
interesting visitor at the national Re
publican headquarters today was Lillian
Clayton Jewett, the So-called Joan of
Arc" of the anti-lynching league of
Boston Miss Jewett waited for some
time while Governor Roosevelt was talk
ing with Senator Hanna. She then had
an audience with the chairman. When
Senator Hanna was asked about the
matter he replied:
Poor girl. She wanted the Republi-
can national committee to indOrse the
anti-Lynching league. OF course we
could not do it. We all deprecate lynch
ing. l told her that all moral persons
and law abiding ones are against lynch
ing. This is not a party matter"
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HIB CASES BARN.
Some One Set it on Fire Early This
Morning.

A telephone alarm called the fire de-
partment at 1885 this morning to the
brick barn at 1900 West Tenth avenue,
owned by Hib Case.
A fire, which was of incendiary origin,
had started in the roof. The horse had
been turned out of the barn and the gate
let down for the cows TO escape. The fire
had a. good start in TIRE roof, but was ex-
unguished with a small loss. The con-
tents of the barn were not insured.
At 9:05 last night the chemical engine
from station No. 1 received a still alarm
for tree at 1881 North Jackson street
that had caught fire from crossed wires.
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HOW TRADE GROWS.
July Statement of Exports and I'm.
ports.

Washington, Aug 14-The July
OF the United States, issued by the bu-
reau of statistics, shows the imports
of merchandise to have been $63, $50, 253,
of which $21, SS4 ,06S was free of duty
The total amount is over 100000 in
excess of July, 1899.
The exports of merchandise during
the month aggregated 500, 413, sol, an
increase over the corresponding month
last year of more than $780, 900. The
gold imports for the month were 81
944,764, an increase of about 81 ,0OO, 900.
The exports of gold amounted to 49,
269,159, an increase of about 1868, 900.
The silver imports aggregated So
1,GS3S, an increase ofabout $500, OO0 and
the exports $4,913,65S, an increase of
$4,000.
During the last seven months the ex-
PORTS of merchandise exceeded the i'm
ports by over $4,000, 600.
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building were opened and the contract
for paving was awarded to L. Black
man. His bid for curbing was so cents
a yard for paving $1.25 a. square yard
and for sidewalk cents square foot
None of the bids for grading came with
in the engineers estimates and, In or
der that it might be done without more
delay the mayor was instructed to
make a contract for the grading at a
price not exceeding q cents square
yard.
The council will meet both Wednesday
and Friday nights to pass ordinances
and do other business relative to paw
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Canadians Returning Home.

dams, who We're invalided from South
Africa and had been recuperating at
Horn Cliffee, arrived in London this
morning and took train from Liverpool,
whence they will sail for home. They
were greeted all along the route with
ovations and thousands of London's res
idents turned out to welcome them upon
their arrival and gave them a tremend-
Gus send off as they marched through
the city. The detachment belonged to
Canadian regiment of Strathcona's
Horse.
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wolcott to Philippine veterans.

Denver. Colo, Aug. 1.-THE veterans Of
the war in the Philippines with their
friends filed Central Presbyterian church
to overlooking last night. Addresses of
General Hale and other officers of the
Philippine army. One of the most notable
addresses was by Senator Wolcott. He
took advanced grounds in favor of ex-
panSion and his remarks were received
with great enthusiasm. General Francis
V. Greene presided at the business meet
ing in the afternoon and a committee was
appointed to draft a constitution and Sc
lect permanent officers of the Society of
the Army of the PHILIPPINES
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Round Un of Jointists.

The police made another roundup of the
jointists yesterday afternoon and succeed
ed in getting NJ. Cave, c. H. Cave, George
Head, Frank Murphy, Harry Clark and
necessary paraphernalia for drawing and
serving it were captured; The police also
visited Mike Thompson's place at the
Royal billiard hall, but found nothing,
everything having been spirited away be-
The station was s. crowded. yesterday even
ing with the jointists and their friends,
who were arranging bonds, which were
secured in every case.
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Memphis Route Fast Train.

The Southeastern limited leaving Kan
sas City daily at $50 p. m. enables pas
sengers to reach Memphis at a. M,
Birmingham 4:30 p. m, Chattanooga
leans 1875 p. m. next day, Jacksonville,
Fla, $50 second morning. Correspond
ing time to all points in the southeast.
Entire train, with reclining chair car
and palace buffet sleeping car runs
through to Birmingham, stopping only
at important local stations, as Olathe,
Paola, Pleasanton, Fort Scott, Lamar
and Springfield.
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FERRY'S FIANCEE.
Murderer's Sweetheart Visits Him
for q Last Talk.

Columbus, o., Aug. 14-Rosslyn Ferry,
the confessed murderer of Express Mes
senger Lane was sent to Marysville to-
day He will be given a preliminary
hearing there today and special grand
jury will at once be summoned to indict
him
After a long struggle with her pride,
Miss CostIow- Ferry5s fiancee. early this
morning begged to be taken to his side.
Her father at last yielded to her
agonized entreaties and accompanied
her to the prison for a last interview.
The meeting was conducted with the
utmost secrecy and was very pathetic.
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Good Medicine For Children.

Through the months of June and July
our baby was teething and took a rum
ming off of the bowels and sickness of the
stomach" says o. P. NJ Holiday, of
Deming, Ind His bowels would move
from five to eight times a day. I had
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house and
gave him four drops in a teaspoonful of
water and he got better at once" Sold
by all druggists.
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Death of Major Prime

New York, Aug. 14-Major Frederick
E. Prime an engineer officer of the
Union army during the civil war and
chief engineer in Grants Mi ssissippi
campaign, is dead at Litchfielo1, Conn
He was brevetted colonel NJ arch 49,
1866, for gallant and meritOriOus ser
vices during the whole war; an at the
same time declined a brevet a briga-
der general in the United Stat IS army.
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Spanish Duke at GAR. Enca mpment

Chicago, Aug. 14.-Word was received
here today by the G. A. r. Invitation
committee that the Duke de ARGOS, ac-
companied by the duchess AMI the at
taches of the Spanish legation at Wash
1ngton, would reach Chicago on August
&5sto attend the encampment