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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26
Anoche tuyo efecto en- Puert,

l.. Anoche tuvo efecto en- 'Puerta
de TERRA la anunciada iarana- bale
en- casa de Jose NJ. Flores proyecta
tada por la juventud de aquel ba
rrio, ent1e la que Sc contaban al
gunos jovenes de esta Capital. Rel
no en- la fiesta la mayor harmonic y
animation, contandose con IN buen
contingente de agraciadas mucha
: chas, que dieron gran realce 4 la
diversion. Sc estuvo bailando hasta
las tres de la manana y los refres-
cos Y licores estuvieron al derro
che
Dice ell <San Juan News de hoy
que en- varias casas en- que aver on.
deaba ell pabell6n de orc y rojo, tam
bien onde6 ell 4 de Julio ell pabell6n
americana.
Tomas Rovira Cerezo M6dieo,
Cirujauo.
Certifca:-Que en- las muchas
prescripciones que ha ordenado ell
uso del Vino de Aceite de H1gado de
Bacalao fabricado por los Sres. Ere
derik Stearns y ca lie ha dado el re
sultado ~apetecido, superando en- mu
cho a 'algunos- de sus similares
Combatiendo no solamente aque
Has Intermediates debidas al escrofu
lismo sino tambien la Anemia Cloro
sis, ciertas intermediates dependien
tes de la matriz y Ipulmones y todas
quellas que dimanan. del empobreei
miento de la sangre.
DIR TOMAS ROVIRA.
Aguadilla, Pto Rico, Noviembre
II de 1894.
De una herida en- la planta del
pie fue curado aver EN- la sala de
socorros ell sujeto Juan Hero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26
Mantillas Ma ntilIas.

EN- Ell PARIS BAZAAR de Pedro
<GiQsti, hay nm constante sursido de
Mantillas de blonda negra de soda,
que SO detallan 4 precios limita
dos. +
En- sombreros y capotas para se-
fora Sc ACADIA de recibir un bonito
surtide.
En- objetos de biscuit propios pa.
"a regalos, esta casa tiene ell surtido
mejor y mas barato que Sc puede
conseguir eA plaza.
Sabemos que Mr.. "A. Fonreant
axprofesorad de Kindergarten de Are
cibo esta editando en- New York un
metodo nuevo y progressive para el
estudio de ingl6s al espanol que So
stitu1asxLectnra = conversation para
81 estndio da eepal5ol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26
Sc ha acercado & nosotros

Sc ha acercado & nosotros ell
Jefe de Was y obras de la compania
de ferro carriles y con objeto de
aclarar la poticia que nos comunica
ron algunos obreros, sobre question
jornales, nos dice: que ell 10 de Ju
Ito la compania ofreci6 q sus emplea.
dos Ell pagarles en- orc con solo Ia re,
baja del 20 pS. Unos aceptaron, y
otros no; de estos 1'timos son los
protestantes, q cuya proposition de
rec:bir en- orc, n suma igual q la
que disfrutaban en- plata provincial,
no ha podido acceder la compania
Otros han acceptable ,. continuan ira
bajando. Esto es TODD.
Coz, seSsE1o ! las MADaHs.-El jarahe ealmante de
periodic de ia ~denticion. Aiivia de momento al pequeho
viyeza; IS muy asradsble al paladar. Cslma al nido
para Ia dIalTsa. asi rsssuite q lac "a d.n essssa : q as@ osea'
de Mrs. winslow pues Is q .,!ior de todos.
A la vecina de esta Capital,
Juana Delgado de Lebr6n Sc lie ha
m~anifestado por Ell Attorney Gene
me, que la petici6n de indulto que
formula q favor de su hijo debe
p~resentarla al G~obernador.
Sc le participa a don Domin
go Romero de Generic que la Pro
curaduria General no es ell Tribunal
de Distrito y por 10 tanto no puede
eximirle del pago de la multa que
Sc lie ha impuesto por infracci6n a
las Leyes de. Rentas.
Anoche celebr6 ell casino de
artesanos de Bayamon I'm lucido bal.
le que quedo muy animado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26
N0TICIA6

Sc ha remitido q informe del
Presidente del Tribunal de Distrito
de Ponce un escrito de Santiago Lo
PEI, de Adjuntas, pidiendo Sc orde-
ne a aquel Tribunal la devoluci6n al
Juzgado de dicho pueblo de los au'
tos de juicio verbal seguido por 81
I contra don Antonio. Saliceti en- co
bro de pesos y que fueron en- apela
cion a aquella corte de Distrito.
La lucha por la vida requiere
gran perdida de fuerza ffsica y ce
rebral, para reponer ambas NADIA
mejor que ell <Vino Cerebrina Ulri.
CHS
Esta manana tonic puerto, pro
kcedente de Barcelona ell vapor espa
mol <Berenguer ell Grande, en- via
je para la Habana, con pasajeros y
carga.
Anoche, en- ell bailedel Casino,
sc ha extraviado q una senorita, un
panuelo de batista, calado y marca-
do con una J. Sc suplica 4 quien 10
haya recojido, 10 entregue- en- esta
reduction donde sera g%ratiicado.
Acaban de recibir nuevamente,
de las mas acreditadas, fabricas las
cuatrocientas classes que hay cous
tantemente de camas y colchones en-
clos Dependencies Fortaleza 33.
. FL vapor <Vasco,, saldra para
Arecibo = escalas hasta Arroyo ell
dia 20 a las 5 de la tarde Retornara
a la Capital hacienda las mismas es
calas que 8 la ida.
I'll Microbes Jom6 puerto On Are
cibo ell vapor <Longfel low'
Aun ha amanecido engalanada
la ciudad, aunque no con Ell frecuen
te disparos de petardos que hubo
duran1e ell dfa de aver.
La compan1a Serrador Mari ha
abiert to un abopo de 6 funciones en-
Arecibo a fin de poner en- excena
seis magn1ficas obras. I'll encargado
del abono 9 dicha Villa es don An.
tonic Nut.
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mo del Dorado, Caguas y Toa-baja
daban realce y animation a ia fiesta
trayeado NAL trecho y adolorido
mas de un corazon que palpitaba pre-
cipitadaa-ente por algunos ojos en-.
cantadores.
Gratos recuerdos ha dejado tan
hermosa fiesta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26
Bale en- BaYam6n h.

Animadisimo qued6 Ell bale da
do en- ell casino de-la colonia espa-
nola de Bayam6n. ALI vimos re
presentadas las primeras familias
de la poblacion; personalidades de to
dos los partidos p%oliticos A las
tres de la manana. todavfa Sc mecfan
las parejas al compass de la yolup-
tuosa DANA.
Reino la mayor cordialidad y
algeria. Numerosas y seductoras
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26
AVISO.

Ponemos en- conocimiento del
pdblico en- general7que desde esta
fecha cesamos de sci agentes. gene
rales para esta isla de los syapores
de la New York and Pto>Rico
Steamship Ca. =:
San Juan P. r. Julio "a de 1900.
LATIMER y FERNANDEZ.
S 5-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26
Colegio de Roanoke.
FL a6o cuarenta y siets del Colegio de Roanoke fue Prospero

Ese ao aisieron d Roanoke alumnos de los estados del SUI, de lbs
del Norte, y de Cuba, Puerto-Rico, Jap6n y Corea. Ell oolegio tene IN
curriculum, con once estldios, bnn adaptable d las exigencias de todos lbs
eStudiantes,
La facultad Sc compone de hombres de estudio de brnlante experhn-
ea y liberales, en- sus sHtemas. Pocas inshtucones pueden ofrecer tanto
d tan poca costa. 81 vale de Roanoke e. famoso por IL hermosa pcspec-
tiva 1nontanesa J Por Ia bondad de su china. Las ventajas morales So
ciales y rehgosas de Salem no tienel comparac0n. FL Catalogo de 81
paginas demuestra que Ell Colegio de Roanoke Sc ajusta a las exigencias
mOdernaS
Para cataogos, drigirse al Presidente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26

E! acreditado professor ingles
don Manuel Romero Haxthauseu,
de regreso de ,os Estados Unidos,
da classes de ingl6s espanol y tenedn'
ria de libros. Sol 81
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Juan de GuziDan Benitez.
/ B O GA D O.

o g A D q.
Ofrece sus servicios profeslo.
males.
81 bufete en- los altos del Ranco
Territorial y Agricola
al III
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26

FL vapor <Vasco,, saldra para
Arecibo y escalas hasta Arroyo ell
dia 20 q las 5 de la tarde Retornara
4 la Capital hacienda las mismas es
calas que 6 Ia ida.
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lTINERARIO De Ia LlEEA HAVRE
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RETORNO
VE'NIDA

PRECIOS DE PASSAGES l.
DE SAN JUAN PR. AL HAVRE Y .%VICEVERSA:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-26

Acaban de recibir nuevamente,
de las mas acreditadas, fabricas las
cuatrocientas classes que hay cous
tantemente de camas y colchones en-
clos Dependencies, Fortaleza 33.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25
Near Elcunioas u Colorado,

sah Lake tity aud ihe,lcn, Utah,
will lcAvr Kansas City June -, July
:, = " !" and n aNd Angus, :. vie
the R'va, R,s'k island Route. ila,~
~ Onr vrVa,ar farr, plus ts,W, Tor the
'S'0nd trtp. Return limit iASOt~r ~,
lMN, The ltNsk island IL the lwsl
line !" lh'0vrr aud the only d,r,>t line
W tWlNrad" SW inss aud MAni,Un,
Take the CU,WradN Flyer, leaving
kan>as Guy I;M r. M, arriving ~
lcnvrr u =. m., tWh"radW springs,
lO:1i =. m., rurh.U li;1 =. ~. next
day. Fur full Information aud the
~ts'a0ttt0, ,s"k. Z 'Ul"rad" the May.
alt,rn,." add,r.s a. u. MNEvNT. q.
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lsAkrr NrNSs Patented bAr,ssl wi,r ,sr cwt. =. .Aa.&A
VHasn. t'a,vanisss, wlvv aNNMt elm Isr rwt lcss than
old prisv.
Mlanrr lSrhst GALVANIZED Narlssl w,'r. ..,... tS.@
Ns,sS VWV VNsVuu
Fish srln., hosp Nc,s. wagon covers MNd tents fur.
Ntshsl On short NUtkS AT Wholesale priVs.
Milk r,Ss,ku, par gallon e. -, ,..".....t M
yWes' "scn' w
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lev cvcsm fsvSsrr~. oil kinds aud aise..
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ClOthes wrinvrrs, iron frames ....... . .,,...a..... M
Clothes ~wrlngcrs, wOWi frames. ..,..,.,.., ,.... I "
The hest clothes wrlnscrs known In the mark~t,. I w
S.rr. ladders. y tOO, y
9.h0rner gasoline stoves. warranted. 4. ....... = Is
S.hMrncr gasoline stoves, warranted 49,. 49,. = -
l.IRhsn. ny rh0rnu, the l1r, rhurn made; every
0ns warranted !" M just what ~" want ar -.
Carlst warp ,wr bunch. colUrS,. ,.....,........sA ~
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Just vvsrlvsSl . Nnr line ~ Meas, Boys and Child.
rrn's Clothing tr summer and HWch prt~s you
newer hrtNs~ saw On such ntrr vWodu.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25
Buggy hr eals,

Our atMdehAkcr buggy, narrow
tread, rMl wheels, black Ind. Ad.
drrsH communications ~ apply iNr
Information Al this Ottk~.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25

I lot test color Lawns IN = Mkv linz " patterns ~
\ lo,. ~ ,NxulMr lN' ,NvAnhtr~, tNkaa sMd Olmtltrs
h. NV SsrM, : ,;,;., 49, '''N'x...i,S.,s ...sr
India l.inrns havr "" 'cVnM,. IN the country Vvr
49,. yMrd, .,,.,S, w., q, ~ aud Ia
white tNv~isn l.awn., White trpandl~. Hnd every.
lhlNH tO In ,hONvht ~ Ur found IN tho MARKET tur
nkss, cool ss~asss's aud waists.
You will AluU Nnd only hrtr thU.c Nnr tty0rh I'm.
Wnrtrl twvANdtrN worth hA', tNr. ,..,,..., Nv
MAt~i MWW-rlin lr~ulr wWrth WE Isr yard. ,,,,, ~
An ,mmrn.r linz " all kinds ~ whit" r,wWl- very
cheap.
An Immense line ~ u,r.. Uinpham., e, "a, H.. ~, In
CUvert Cloths, oil ss,lOru, fNe skirts, .,,.,nD,, III
Nowhere can yNN md So nWc \ linz ~ tnr aud cheap
l.ows ~ pick trS,m ~ ~ this atOvy,
You cent afford ~ Wvrrl,Mk O0r hig s,sk ~ Wash
Eahrkrs when yOM m lW,klNv tWr the hes, vNbdu
-lNe~ul slylrs largest ~urksVtOns aud tho lUwr~t
prk~~ In The country.
l.arI~ slsrk ~ ltthlN,ns " all kiMhs,
A~ our lNllry and let trtu,
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25

Five ~ the cNiacns ~ Audrain rnun.
~ a,r PLAINTIFF In . sHN axains, the
Covenant Mutual l.it~ lnuuraHs~ 90.
" ~, lA,uis. The actiNn In ~ rsSSavrr
psSmiNms paid I" the rompAny. The
PLAINTIFF u,al~ that the defend Anls ar~
guilty ~ . hsrMch ~ r~nntrAct.
NsllOwtMH asv the amounts asksSl
tor; t'sOrsr leNhrrtsOn, &Ss; 10; q.
L. l.Mp,On, elSS.lO; l. u. Nh0hra,
elSi; JH NArth, esia.s; q, a. Nan.
Ill. t'AA. Mrxko ledger,
Literary Notes.
The \. =. Mw'luv~ tn, New York.
An article on Governor Roosevelt In
The June number ~ MrClMre'a Maya.
ain~ will relate the NlOry II sNlnr III
she NOtv lmlhsrtAn cONhlcts that have
arisen, during the governors wx'senl
term, hetwv~n him and the NrvNnisN.
ton vOlNklAnr, anu will rhNW what
these rOnntcts tend ~ prove regard.
lnV the probabilities ~ independence
In p0llttrs. Tho article will ls' written
by J, l.inrNlN S,etSens, ~ the New
NOrk VONMW,Vial Advertiser,
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25
MILLINERY.

tWmW and 800 US fOr anything new and up.to.
date In this line. Onr stuck In Nllrd every wssk
and when anything new comes nut YOU ar sNsr
~ Ind n hr,y.
We Buy and Sell More Millinery
every ws~k than most Millinrrs cell In . whole
seasNn, thetrt0sr our stOrk II always f,Vsh. thur
Mrs. llrSH gU@s ~ the cities every twO weeks
vvxularly and .'Ss everything new ~ fast ~ II
'Nn,cN NW ~ don't pass US
You Want The Best and Cheapest
tNr our prkvs AW not M",W than half whN,
Othcrs ask ANd Unr goods nv 81 much hN,,"r
aud heater.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25

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curtain Hrt<sns, pr yarI, n.v,".v,,S M and w.
rrsru W. ran ur,l =, hrt"rr yen bNy-thry an
rhcM,~r than you have hsSn paying lNr them.
W. have nNw added y complete tine " WOMsr, Narn
am. Decorating ra!n,, In ! rIn.:, E.n.s, sSsrs.
In use, Ais" white had, putty, ,NrIwn.inc, ro,.
0rinHu, hs,t,sS' NnsssN Nu and everything. that
Wv. with = paint utMk. W. hNN1r ihc
Van Calvrr, Faint Company g"slu, the Nlacul
paint hNMsc IN Missouri. These ArN Tho bret
known pA,ntn IN thu MARKET 20 you Will do your.
self = favor ~ we'll m IN and save yourself sOuN~
money when yNM want pAtnts " give us . lNk.
W. alsN carry = full line ~ MArhins and EM9lnr Otl
~ . very Inv rrtN.
HcvVssn doors aud wlndNwa " oil kinda aud Sizes
rady tWr Wse Nr In the kn,sk down.
Window sctv~nlnY Ia Oh w,dthA trim ~ inrhcu wide
up ~ ~ tMrhWs wide.
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
EIGHT PERISH AT WACO.

Flood Sweeps Through the Business Sec-
tion, Resulting In Enormous Damage.
WACO, Tex, April 2s.-An electrical
storm accompanied by rain in torrents
occurred here yesterday, swelling the
two creeks flowing through the city,
flooding half the city and doing great
damage to property. The bodies of
two known and two unknown dead
have been recovered and four other
persons are known to have perished.
The dead:
Mrs. NANCY CAUDLE.
Miss EMMA CAUDLE, her daugter.
WILLIAM WALKER, colored.
Rosa CHAPMAN
EMMA DECKER.
THOMAS CAPPs.
Two UNKNOWN NEGROES
Relief committees are at work al
ready and succor is being afforded to
the sufferers. The business streets were
converted into rivers. Such a flood was
never before seen here. The rain re-.
sembled succession of cloudbursts.
Easements were flooded on Franklin
street and Austin avenue. Waco creek.
on the south side of the city, and Bar
ron's branch. on the north side, poured
their surplus water toward the center of
the city and formed sea in the busi.
ness center
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
Porte Has Not Replied.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 3O-The porte
has not yet replied to the note handed
to Tewfik Pasha, the Turkish foreign
minister, by the United States charge
d. atfaires, Lloyd Griscom, regarding
the indemnity claim, and the situation
is unchanged. 1t is believed in some
quarters that settlement will yet be
made by means of some arrangements
with private American contractors, con-
cealing the actual payment and thus
relieving the Ottoman government from
admitting responsibility for the losses
occasioned at the time of the massacre.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
ALLEN REACHES PORTO RICO

Simple Ceremonies Attend the Arrival of
the Civil Governor.
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, April 2S.-The
Dolphin, bearing Charles Herbert Allen
the newly appointed civil governor of
Porto Rico, dropped anchor off San
Juan at 10a M, as did also the cruiser
New York, the battleship Texas and
the gunboat Machias.
General Davis, military governor,
visited Mr.. Allen Oh board the Dolphin
at 11:30. A detachment of rs insnlar
police and four. companies of the Porto
Rico regiment, with a band, were drawn
up on the wharf. The Dolphin's launch,
carrying Mr.. Allen and his family,
with General Davis and Lieutenant
Parker, the latter's aide, left the Dol
phin promptly ut noon, the Texas and
Dolphin firing salute of II guns.
Meanwhile the band played "Borin-
quen." the Porto Rico national air, and
the steamers lying in the harbor kept
up a continuous whistling until the
launch reached the landing.
Mr.. Allen ran quickly up the steps
and the families of General Davis and
the new civil governor We're introduced
to each other. A crowd of 5000 looked
on, but was kept at distance. The
police and troops marched past at port
arms, Mr.. Allen doffing his hat. He
then entered the carriage that was in
waiting and drove to the executive man
sion, preceded by troops and follow,
by squads of police. He constantly
raised his hat to the throng that lined
the sidewalks.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
Laymen Ask Equal Representation.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Lay delegates to
the Methodist general conference, regu-
lars and provisional, put their desire for
an equal voice in the government of the
church into set of resolutions at the
Auditorium last night. and arranged to
present them at the opening session to-
day. Equal representation right away is
what the laymen ask. They recite the
fact that a straw ballot of the Methodist
clergy developed an overwhelming senti-
menJ 20 admit them to the church coun-
ellis on an equal footing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
GREAT DEWEY PARADE.
chicago Pays Tribute on Anniversary OF
Battle of Manila.

chicago Pays Tribute on Anniversary Of
Battle of Manila.
CHICAGO, May 2.-Yesterday's cele-
bration, the first in America at which
Admiral George Dewey could be present
on the anniversary of the battle Of
Manila bay was worthy Of the famous
victory. Fully 100000 people wers
gathered along the line of march of the
days parade and for four hours the ad
miral was busy bowling acknowledge
ments Of the cheers that met him from
all sides.
When the parade entered the thickly
crowded streets down town the admiral
met with his real reception and it was
most enthusiastic. The cheers made
practically one continuous roar, at many
times SO loud that it was difficult to
hear the music of the band which
marched ahead of the admiral's car
riage. The sidewalks were packed from
curb to walls and every window which
afforded sight Of the parade was filled
with as many heads as could be thrust
through it. On the tops of the build
ings were other sightseers and all Joined
in giving the admiral welcome which
in point of enthusiasm has never been
surpassed by that extended to any man
who has ever been the guest of the city
of Chicago.
Naval, military and civic organiza-
tions followed the carriage containing
the admiral, through miles of streets
decorated with flags and bunting and
with models of the cruiser Olympia
made from various materials.
Not less pleasing to the admiral than
the expressions of greeting and good
will shown by the decorations were the
spontaneous proofs of real welcome
that he received. If the admiral's car
riage came near enough, women threw
flowers from the windows of high build
ings. When there were no flowers there
were cheers and afterward the flowers
and the cheers came together, moving
the admiral to rise in his carriage and
bow his acknowledgements.
After traversing the business part of
the city the parade was reviewed by
Admiral Dewey in the presence of
thousands of people wedged in literally
solid mass for blocks on either hand. A
luncheon at the Union league followed
and at p. m. Admiral Dewey and his
aides were the guests of the University
club while Mrs. Dewey and the mem
bers of the women's S reception commit
tee were entertained at dinner by Mrs.
4 Arthpr Cation.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
End of a Family Tragedy.

SIOUX CITY. May Mrs. Ernest
Meyer, whose husband killed her
brother while mad with drink, has be-
come insane. Since the killing, for
which Meyer was merely fined $500,
his wife has had horror of him and
fears that he would, when freed, return
and kill her and her children, preyed
upon her mind till she finally became a
maniac. She is now wild and begs
those about her to protect her from
Meyer Her husband expected to re-
turn to live with her. His mind shows
indications of weakening and both hus-
band and wife may go to the asylum.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
Son Shoots His Father.

SIOUX CITY, May News of a fratri-
eide near Lake City, Calhoun county,
Ia, was received here. William Viii.
cox, about II years of age, shot and
killed his father, A. ]. Wilcox, promi-
nent farmer. 1t appears that the father,
who has reputation in the neighbor-
hood for quarrelsomeness, has threat
ened the life of his wife. In defense of
his mother. the lad argued with his
father and when the latter went to a
field he followed with a shotgun. When
further protests were in vain he shot
point blank into his fathers heart. He
says there were no witnesses. Death re-
suited instantly.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
Another Accident at Paris.

PARIS, May There was another
accident at the exposition. A scaffold-
ing collapsed in the Sale des Fetes,
where the inauguration ceremony was
held. Three workmen We're killed and
another was seriously injured. The Sale
des Fetes had been hastily prepared for
the opening ceremonies, the rubbish be-
ing cleared away and the uncompleted
walls covered up with tapestry Since
the function the workmen have been
busily engaged in finishing the building.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
Duluth Filled with smoke.

DULUTH, May 2.-Fierce forest fires
are raging in this vicinity. A train on
the Sanntry logging road of the North
ern Pacific road, IL miles from Duluth,
is imprisoned in the woods at the end of
the branch. The bridges burned while,
the train was in the timber. The train
was abandoned and the crew made its
way out. The city is filed with smoke,
and there is much apprehension.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03

LONDON, May 1.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press in its weekly review of the crop
situation says: 1.-The unreasonable re-
turn Of winter last week destroys the
last chance of the wheat and spring
sown corn in England and France being
reaped at the average date. while it ma.
terially diminishes the prospect of the
crop attaining the average Weld"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
Impench the NIinistrx-

STOCKHOLM. May 1.-The constitu-
tlonal committee of the Riksdag has re-
ported IN favor of the impeachment of
the ministry for violation of the consti.
tuition in appointing Norwegian Dit
ten, to the highest departmental post in
he foreign ctfice.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
New York Central Strike.

BUFFALO, May 2.-Approximately 700
more car repairers have joined the
strike which was begun by the men of
that craft employed by the New York
Central. Superintendent Wait of. the
New York Central is expected from
New York today to confer with the
executive committee of the strikers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
Genera. WILSON'S wife killed.

HAVANA, April 3O-The wife of Major
General James H. Wilson, military gov
ernor of the Department. of Matanzas- San
ia Clara, died from the effects of burns
accidentally received while driving with
her daughter. While alighting from
her carriage Mrs. Wilson stepped on a
match, which ignited her dress.
WASHINGTON, May Claude M.
Johnson, chief of the bureau of engrav-
ing and printing, has rendered his re.
signation to Secretary Gage.