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republican0

Por I'm el partido Repr bIicano,
ha designado eu candidate para re
presentAnte de la lila en- WASH =
ton. Ea >ido electo por mayol1a
nuestro amigo D. Federico Degetau
que, en- nuestro concelto, por sus
condiciouee de cuitura 8 iiustracio",
puede obtener facilmente honorable
acogida en- los cfrculos polfticos y
en- la buena sociedad de la Capital
Norte americana.
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NOTlCIAS
GENERATES

Don Victoriano Rodriguez Fer.
nandez, comerciante de la Marina,
fue detenido antier en- virtud de auto
dictado por el Juez municipal de c.
tedral.
Embellishments le puso en- Ii.
bertad la Corte de Distrito, median.
te escrito presentado por sus aboga.
dos defensores Landr6n Mater
Ahedo, pidiendo al Tribunal manda.
miento de Habeas Corpus que Sc les
espidio enseguida.
Sc susurra que ell candidate del
partiao republican, para ocupar la
presidencia del Ayuntamiento de es-
ia Capital, sera don Ramon Falcon,
tan pronto como cese en- ell cargo ell
senior Egozcue que esta designado
para ocupar un puesto en- la CANA
ra.
Aver por 10 maf1ana comenz6
el destile de los Delegados 4 Ia
convention de Caguas, regresando
los pueblos de su domicilio. Ter.
minado el movimjento de la Asam.
blea, vuelve la ciudad & sus tareas
habituales.
-3
Con motive de las sesiones tl.
timas del Consejo Executive SO ha
despertado grandes deseos de obte
ner los retratos de las connotadas
personalidades polfticas del pals. Y
NADIA mas f4cil. No hay mas que ir
al establecimiento de los sef1ores S.
Melon y 20, gastar por valor de un
peso y os regalarAn un precioso pa
fuelo con cuatro hermosos fotogra-
bados representando cuatro como.
tadas personals de Puerto Rico 6 do
Cuba Iced el anuncio que va publ.
cado en- otro lugar del peri6dico.
n-a-8O--37
Pronto negar1 q Madrid don
Luis Amadeo de Saboya duque de
los Abruzos prometido de la prince
So de Asvurias dof1a Mercedes de
Borb6n.
Anoche & las nueve SO sinti6
en- esta Capital un tuerte temblor de
TERRA que dur6 por 10 menos dos se-
gundos. En- Bayamon tambien SO
sinti6 ell fen6meno.
Muchos centenares de beers
han embarcado por el puerto de Lo.
renzo Marques con rumbo Europa
y America.
Las tropas americauas que han
de permanecer en- Pekin para Gus.
todiar su Legaci6n, ser&n; un Bata
lion de Infanterfa, un escuadr6n de
saballerfa, y una bater1a de- artille.
ros. Las demas fuerzas, saldr4n Sc.
guidamsnte para Manila u
=, Hoy ha empezado & funcionar
una guagua entire Cata1o Baya-
mon Sc nos asegura que slete
centavos el asiento
Los frances6s y los rusos pre-
paran sns fuerzas para retirarlas de
Peekin.
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Francisco Vallecillo
AVOCADO.
HUMACAO.

La correspondent cia q Yabucoa
A. P.
Aver fu6 herida en- la calle
de Norzagaray, como a las 8 de la
tarde la individual Maria Blanco. Ell
agresor es Pedro Arroyo, ell cual
tue detenido ( disposition de los
Tribunales.
Don Martin G. Lopez, Notario
de Hato Grande, ha pedido ser tras-
lado para Vega baia,
Entire Cataf1o y Bayam6n ha
empezado prestar servicio de pa.
sajeros una empresa de guaguas.
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EMPRESA DE C0CHES

Eta empsa muy conoca del p1co pons conocmiento
d e da pimero de 0cubre emezara pesar
pubico Juan Ponce a coch semanaI
Ponce odos los Martes Juove sabado las de Ia
precio de cada aeno de Ponce San Juan s
de ocho dollars
So admitran pae los puebos de tanso siempro qu.
haya cabida e. coche -
Tambien orece coches feados
Agentes Ponce, 4na1is Cas
del
San Juan, los Se CNtura San Jus.
Ponce Septembre 20 del 1900
" SANTORI.
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La aclaraci6n que SO hizo al
juzgado de Bayamon sobre la apli-
caci6n de las tarifas para ell cobro
de honorarios fu6 solicitud del
secretariO de aQuel iuzgadO.
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Aunque dichas PHdoras son hisa ssnosidak
precise prseaysrss smpre Dc Las inftasaonss; para
que coda esja tonga como maroa Dc Mbrisa: d FsEa
70 del Dr. Revsr6n La tape superior, un seals que
d!:a Dr.. Nicol6s Rever6n, Ponce, Puosto-Moo'. on
il Ekerior, y su drma On slsado dsrseho Dc = {aja
extsefor dc oada oa1ttA.
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ABANICOS CHINE

00 acaOa de r0C1Dlr en- ol <ParlS
Bazar'de Pedro Giusti, un gran sur
lido de abanicos japoneses Ultima
moda. Los hay lindfsimos desde do
ce 8 sesenta centavos unO entire ellos
81 de gran novedad llamado <Chin6,
8 sesenta centavos.
Tambien Sc ha recibido un boni
to surtido de tazas de porcelana pro-
pias para regalos. Sc espera en- el
mes pr6ximo Octubre un esplendido
surtido de mercancias compradas en-
Paris por ell sef1o1 Giusti.
Hemos recibido el primer nd-
nero de <Las Novedades,, j, semana.
rio que comienza q publicarse en- es.
ia Capital. Saludamos al colega,
deseandole buena suerte y muchos
suscritores.
Por un edicto imperial de Pc
kin - ordena la degradation del
principe Tuan y la formation de
concejo de guerra.
Mariana 4 de Octubre Sc cele-
ra en- el Tribunal del Distrito de San
Juan (Audiencia) las 2 de la tarde
el juicio oral de la causa contra I.
Ortiz, por asesinato. Ell Fiscal pide
para ell REQ la pena de muerte.
COLOSSAL, NUEvo y FLA
MANTE surtido de SOMBREROS
adornados y ABANICOS acaba de
recibirse en- Ell NUEVO BAZAR
San Francisco 40 SOMBREROS de
Ia exposition de PARIS. Ultima no.
vedad y precios fabulosamente ba.
ratos. kBANICOS espafloles ele
gantntfsimos y de todas classes ca
prichosas formas, desde el popular
y barato de papel, hasta el mas rico
en- barillajes de nacar. En- ABANI
COS y SOMBREROS no hay quien
aventaie Ell NUEVO BAZAR
San Francisco 40.
Los rebeldes chinos SO han dis.
persado con la degradation del prfn.
cipe Tuan.
Hemos sido obseu uiados con
un ejemplar del folleto titulado <La
Administrator Municipal de Pom.
ce,s por su autor ell senor Felix Pu-
bill. Muy agradecidos a la atenci6n,
y nos ocuparemos del documento
con todo inter6s.
Ell <Club de Regatas, celebra.
rA 81 aniversario de la toma de DO.
session de esta plaza con un gran bal.
le, para ell que hay mucho entusias-
mo.
LIGA DEPR0PIETARIos
DE T1NCAs URBANAs DE SAN JUAN
- Secretarfa.
Constituida definitivamente es.
ia sLiga, Sc participa & los senores
asociados que la ofcina de la misma
queda instalada en- los altos de la
casa ntmero II de IL calle de la For
taleza.
La Quota para el ingreso en- la
sociedad, es de DIEZ CENTAVOS
por cada piso do las d casas que SO
posean & administren. En- dichas Of
cinas deber&n los asociados presen-
tar sus solicitudes, y en- elias SO le
administrator todos los informes
que necesiten.
ban Juan, Is de Stbre. de 1900.
El Secretario,
JOSE G. DEL VALE
IA -15-1O
Aver le fu6 ocupado por la
polic1a un cuchillo al iadividuo Ale'
iandro Rios, vecino de Manatf. Ell
Sr. Alcalde ha dispuesto quede dete'
nldo dicho sugeto mientras Sc piden |
81 A1calde de Manat1 referencias So
bre su conducta.
M polic1s Manuel Vargas le
decomlso aver & Esteban Medina
una escopeta de caza. Hoy fu6 muI.
tado este con dollars.
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Por pelea y escandalo fueron
detenidos aver Carlos Rosario y Juan
Jimenez, vecinos de Bayam6n, & Gu
20 pueblo seran remitidos por ru'
ta.
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Martin Rosado, vecino del
Dorado, que promovi6 un fuerte es-
candalo anoche en- Ia Gale de Ia Lu.
na, ser& remitido & su pueblo por
ruta
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En- plasas, GALES, paseos y has.
ia entre las personas mas 1ntimas
no Sc habla mas que de las so, 900
piezas de encajes 8 10, 20 y 30 cen.
tavos piezas, $4,000 pleas de drill
de hilo q Is centavos, en- Gel Cielo,,
Fortaleza Is.
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DEposI1os EN- Las sleuIEMTEs FARnieIls

valle Cancio. Ponce uBermsty, gea Jusn.--N1-
let, c. J: ,Monagas, Msyaglss. .-1evra TorrsGRo-
ga, AguadillA Rivera, :Areeibo. .-P4o0gnGA LAr0--
9stell, Yauco.--Zavala, Gusyanflla.-Fsrrsr, Rsy-
nes, Juana Diax.- Betanees. Coamo.- H1aasHas,
Cayey.
lvIcn, aendo objeto de frssuentss tnttaaones
AItSu, les PILDoRAS RKcONeT1TUYKNTs
DEL DR.. REVERON hsgs constar: que las lejftiaas
FarmseM 2roguer&f1 & de Vale rsnslc Sgs , son lss
q 6iehAs pddoSaS,- Dr.. RkyaEe1$
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Nuestr0 antique amigo .

Nuestro antique amigo don
Jose Balmes, Sc halla entire nosotros
procedepte de Barcelona, de donde
regres6 en- ell vapor Panay dsspues
de algunos amos de ausencia. ALA
va nuestro saludo, deseandole grata
permanencia en- esta ciudad de San
Juan.
Ell senior Borde, darA una
exhibicion p1blica, en- los salones
del Ateneo, del magnifico aparato
Sandow, para el desarrolo tisico
muscular. La session tendra lugar 4
las ocho de la noche del pr6ximo
sabado, y la entrada es libre para
los que deseen conocer las ventajas
de ese sistema higi@nico, tan reco.
mendado por la medicina moderns
y adoptado por todos los pueblos
cultos.
TTTNnA rON GIN ox,a pa11rAs
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Aver le fu6 ocupado por la
polic1a un cuchillo al iadividuo Ale'
jandro Rios, vecino de Manatf. Ell
Sr. Alcalde ha dispuesto quede dete.
n1do dicho sugeto mientras Sc piden
al A1calde de Manatf referencias so.
bre su conducta.
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TIENDA CON 6 SIN aparadorss
Sc alquila San Francisco 50.
n Is q
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Ell pollc1a Manuel Vargas le
decomis6 aver & Esteban Medina
una escopeta de casa. q 10y fu6 mul.
tado este con dollars.
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: Los franceses = los fusos pre-
paran sns fuerzas para retirarlas de
Pekin.
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=. Hoy ha empezado q funcionar
una guagua entire Cata1o y Baya-
mon Sc nos asegura que q siete
centavos el asiento
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Ell <Club de Regatas, celebra.
ra 81 aniversario de la toma de DO.
session de esta plaza con un gran bal
le, para ell que hay mucho entusias-
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Z oz1As MAS I'm YOKOHAMA, Kssz, 81
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-01-20
GIGANTIC RAILWAY DEAL.
rhhadeiphia Railroad Man Says the Van
derbllt System aud Penn.ylvania VIII
Establish aud Maintain Ratss.

Philadelphia, Jan. l6.-The Evening
Telegraph quotes a prominent rail.
road official as saying the Vanderbilt
system will control the New York
Central, the Pennsylvania lines. Ches.
apeake a. Ohio, Baltimore & Ohio and
Big Four. There is no intention TO
consolidate the properties. The only
purpose OF Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mr..
Csssatt is to establish and maintain
rates. The New York Central ccure
practical control Of the Big Four and
the Lake Erie q Western as Its part
OF the combination, NJ. +. ingalls, re.
manning as president Of the Big -Four
but retiring from the Chesapeake a
Ohio, The consolidated road is like.
wise IN the deal and the merging OF
the West Shore and Nickle Plate with
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern.
New York Central and Pennsylvania
has been determined upon. That is
the meaning of the new $4,000, 900
stock issue. II is part Of the big rail.
way deal.
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INDIANS sEE THE vIrAscoPR
oyerauinE Eject Produced on red
men By the Extraordinary
Exhibition.

A Chicago photographer recently re-
turned from Flagstaff, Ariz., tells an In
teresting story of the effect of the
kinetoscope on the Navajo Indians OF
northeastern Arizona. The wonder of
the aborigines at the things seen by the
aid Of the instrumentwa as though the
day Of resurrection had come. The
dead. they said, had been seen to walk,
and out on the great red sandstone
plain the white mans magic brought
the "Are wagon" and arrayed armies
of soldiers that came unseen, and that
vanished into the night.
August is a holiday time with the
Navajos. In August the Indian traders
usually give their treats, great enter
talnments combining the feature Of a
wild-west show and a barbecue. This
year the most important Of the treats"
was at VolZ' store, at "The Lakes" II
miles north of Canon Diablo station, on
the Santa Fe railroad. II was here the
untutored red man was shown the
greatest marvel OF the century's clos
ing decade. The enterprising Chicago
photographer had brought his kineto-
scope outfit to Wolpi TO catch the de-
tails of the snake dance. He had been
there the year before, and, though he
seemed to have had poor success in the
Moqui villages, had caught the Navajos
At their sports at Volz'. This year. on
the plain behind the store. on a canvas
screen, he exhibited his moving pictures
before an assemblsge Of 600 agitated
a~borigines.
As the Empire State express grew
from a pln-point in the distance till II
filled the frame, seemingly rushing
down upon the crowd, the Indians
gasped in unison and would have fed
had not the interpreter treasured them.
The march past Of soldiery was some
thing that most OF them had seen, but
the exhibition drin OF the Kansas City
fire department was an uncanny mys.
terry.
But the climax came when the pic
lures taken on the same spot the pre-
ceding year were reproduced. Most OF
the Indians had been present when the
pictures had been taken. Many OF them
almost shrieked when they saw them.
selves In action as they were in the
chicken-pulllng contest and in the ace
OF last August. Last year a populat
clerk, since gone away. had earelessly
walked across the instruments field
The Indians shouted as they saw hin
again on the canvas. Real enthusiasm
was caused by the passage across th,
screen OF the traders w~ell-known llttl,
dog. Among the friends recognized /,
number had died during the winter II
the smallpox epidemic. When the en-
tertainment was over the Indian
crowded around the screen, feeling III,
canvas and rubbing their cheeks upoi
Y eh~9ttering noisily In their amaze
ment.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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A@%N<<<~
The Intelligencer
FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-.
Rpltoms Of the WOrh Now Being Dons at
the National Capital By Oar
IaWmakRrh

Al the conclusion Of routine business
In the senate on the 18th the resolution
Of Senator Petiigrew Is. d. together
with the substitute by Senator Lodge
Mass). asking the administration for
all information In regard to the insur-
rection in the Philippine Islands, were
taken up and debated Senator Lodge
suggested that both be withdrawn and
the resolution ofere3 by Senator Hoar
CMassD be adopted. which was more
sweeping IN its call for information. To
this Senator Pettigrew objected and then
launched into an attack upon the ad-
minIstration- The debate was finally
cut OF by the expiration Of the morning
hour and the currency bill was taken up.
Senator Steward New tainted the re-
publican party for bringing In q measure
so utterly contradictory 10 the St Louis
platform" The debate was finally post
pons6 until the 18th at the request Of
Senator Aidrich CR- II. The measure
eonferriug additional authority on the
census director was then discussed and
afterwards passed After an executive
session an adjournment vas taken TO the
18th. The house was not In session
The senate was not IN session on the
nth. Mr.. sulzer IN. ~ introduced In
the house a resolution for the appoint
menu OK n NnfilaA ENAlLAAAANN VI AAANH
member 10 investigate the relations
OF the secretary Of the treasury with
certain New York national banks. He
wanted It considered at once, but Mr..
Dalzel pa objected Mr. Richardson
TennD called attention to what he
claimed was an infracuou Of the house
rules by printing a partisan argument
on the shipping bill. After some dis
eussion Il was decided that the bill should
be reprinted without the argument. Mr..
Lloyd Dio.l Introduced a bill to change
the cath Of a cadet OF the military acad-
envy. making him swear that be will not
practices hazing. Mr.. Lacey Mo) brought
forward a bill to set aside a preserve
for the American bison Several other
miner bills were also introduced and
the house then adjourned to the 18th
! A spirited debate occupied the attention
Of the senate for nearly three hours on
the Ibrn- s~natov p@ttsErew O. d. In
his address was very bitter in his attacks
on the administration At the eonclu'
don Of the debate Senator Rawlln;
Utah) made an elaborate argument IL
opposition to the proposed financial leg
islaton. Senator Butler IN. c. gave no
tics Of q substitute that he will offer FOL
the financial bill. Senator Penross (Pa
reported the Lodge bill restricting immi
grafton. Senator Mason Qll) reportet
q bill TO create a bureau Of chemistry
in the agricultural department 10 In
spect foods and drugs 70 prevent theii
adulteratf0n q. The session Of the hOusl
was devoted TO District OF columbii
business. Mr.. Cannon U1) reported tn
urgent deficiency bill II carries 1.I1.
81 Mr.. Needham tCal) introduced a bill
fer the Inspection under the direction o
the secretary Of agriculture Of trees
fruits, plants, etc. imported into tn
United States.
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court and gentlemen OF the jury, be-
hold the murderer" and the man
practically under that awful glare con-
fessed that he wa the criminal instead
Of the man arraigned at the bar. oh,
my friends, our most hidden sin Is a
brighter light than thatl 1t Is under
the burning eye of God.
He is not a blind giant stumbling
through the Heavens. He Is not a
blind monarch feeling for the step Of
his chariot. Are you wronged? He
sees II. Are you poor2 he sees it.
Have you domestic perturbation OF
which the world knows nothing? he
sees it. "0h," you say, 'my affairs are
SO Insignificant ! can't realize that God
sees me and zee my aifairsl" Can
you see the point Of a pin? Can you
see the point of a needle2 Can you see
a mote in the sunbeam And has God
given you that power Of minute obser-
walton and does He not possess 1t
HIMSELF He that formed the eye,
shall lie not see?"
But you say: God is In ore world
and | am in another world. He seems
so far OF from me | don't really think
He sees what is going on In my life"
Can you see the sun 95.O00,0o0 miles
away, and do you not think God has
as prolonged vision? But you say:
There are phases Of my life and there
are eolors, shades Of color 10 my 1n-
noyances and my vexatlous that |
don't think God can understand"
Does not God gather up all the colors
and all the shades Of color In the rain
bow? And do you suppose there Is
any phase Or any shade In your life
that He has not gathered up in His
own heart?
Besides that, I want to tell you Il
will soou all be over, this struggle
That eye Of yours, 30 exquisitely fash
Toned and strung and hinged and
rooted will before long close In the
last slumber. Loving hands vii
smooth down the silken frluges. &
BE giyeth His beloved sleep.
A legend Of st. Frotobert Is that hil
mother was blind and he was so sorelJ
pitiful for the misfortune that on,
day in sympathy he kissed her eye
and by miracle she saw everything
But II is not a legend when | tell yol
that all the blind eyes Of the Chris
tian dead under the kiss OF the resur
rection morn shall gloriously open
oh, what a day that will be for thos'
who went cropping through this worl,
under perpetual observation or werl
dependent on the hand Of 4 friend o
with an uncertain staff felt the way
and for the aged OF dim sight abou
whom II might be said that "the.
which look out Of the windows b.
darkened," when eternal daybreal
comes inl
What a beautiful epitsph that wa
for a tombstone In a European GENE
terry: Here reposes In God Katrina.
saint IS years Of age and blind. Tn
light was restored to her May II
ie40."
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CLOTHES FOR THE NAVY.
Government Preparing to DO Its own
Manufacturing VIII No Longer
Depend Upon Private Sources.

In about three months the govern.
ment will have completed two clothing
factories, which viii greatly increase
the facilities Of the navy department
in supplying enlisted men, stewards
and servants employed on board YES
sells with their necessary clothing.
One factory is to be opened in con.
junction with what Is now termed the
clothing factory at The Brooklyn navy
yard and the other will be at Mare Is.
land, San Francisco. Plans for both
these plants have been completed and
passed by Secretary of the Navy Long,
and the work OF construction will be
carried on rapidly. The cost Of thu
buildings when completed and
equipped with the Necessary machin-
cry will be in the neighborhood Of $780,.
900.
The only factory, and It is an apology
for such, that the navy department pos
sesses Is located Ia one Of the oldest
buildings in the Brooklyn navy yards.
The quarters allotted 4 this branch
OF the bureau Of supplies are cramped
and there Is not sufficient room in
which TO turn out the needed supply
Of clothing when the country is at
peace, to soy nothing OF the increased
demands made upon the factory when
the navy is placed on a war footing,
This department was badly hampered.
not only by the lack Of room, but by
work which II was compelled to give
out by contract. Yet before the war
had been In progress a month nearly
every ship in the service had a fun sun
ply OF all kinds OF clothing, and there
was sufficient to ~ out the naval mi.
htia. II is one Of the few bureaus con.
nected with the navy department that
met every demand made upon It and
still keep a reserve stock on hand.
Clerks, seamstresses and tailors were
kept at work night and day and cloth.
ing worth millions Of dollars was sent
t all parts OF the world.
The work on the new building st tba
brooklyn navy yard was begun soma
time ago. Most of the excavation for
the cellar and foundations has been
completed. The structure will occunv
the plot OF ground below the Tronby
PARK, on Main street, facing the river
aud directly across from the old cloth.
ing factory and general s~torehouse. II
VIII have a frontage on Main stree,
OF 1873 feet, with 81 feet on the tbor.
oughfare facing the river. The sids
facing the old factory will be i75 ,ea,
long and the upper end will he 100 fas,
In length, The building will be tbres
stories high and, uDlike most ~ ,bs
other structures in the ward. will bo
nearly fireproof. The walls are 70 bs
OF pressed brick, with granite window
ana door copings. The Orders and
moo beams are TO be Of steel. A oIass
skylight will be run the entire leng,h
Of the room. sN'
Uncle Sam is very partlc,sar who,
INC OF material is put into the sailors,
uniforms He pays good prices and do,
naIus 'he best quality Of goods, Con.
tractors have received some rather cos,
" lessons In trying to pass Of infcrlor
OF damaged goods on the poyernmcr,
~=-Brooklyn EaRle.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-01-20
ON srR,or pARrY LINES.
Kentucky Court of Appeals, Three Judge.
Dissenting, Nuilfies Taylor's Election
Commissioner Appointments.

Frankfort. KY Jan. 16.-The court
Of appeals rendered a decision nullify-
ing Gov. raylor's appointments of W..
II. Mackoy and A. NJ. ]. Cochran as
election commissioners, enjoining
them from acting and sustaining the
democratic commissioners, Poyntz,
Fulton and Yontz. These commits
sioners will try the contests in the
cases OF minor state officers. The de.
cision was made strict party lines,
Judges Guffy, Burnam and Durille dis.
senting.