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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29
La aSepSia
y Ia antiSepsia

sSabemos por Pasteur,, dic'
una reVlsta extranjera "Que nos ha
llamOs envueltOs como en- una at
mosfera de seres infinitamente pc
quenos, microorganismOs que Sc LA
man microbes Y viven expensas
de nosotros.
Lo mismO que nOsotros oc0rr(
q los vegetables, con solo la diferen
cia de que en- ell rcino animal mucho
microbes son inOfensivOs, y cl nu
nero de los nOclVOs, que Sc llama.
pat6genos es pequeno, mientras a1r
en- el RENO vegetal tOdos les parasi
tO.s son de naturaleza danina quest ,
que en- union de los insectos de tod
genero son la causa de las enferme
dades de los vegetables y muy a me
nudo de su ,muerte.
De la gran familia de las rosa
ceas, los arboles frutales son los que
probablemente sufren mas ataques
de los parasites vegetables y anima
les consagrados su destruccion:
Entire las principaEes enfermc
| dades producidas por ellos, citare
| mos la 'cloque' del melocotonero, la
| gonna de los arboles de hueso, .los
chanchOs de los manzanOs, y OtrOs
arboles, la viruela de los perales, e]
fusicladium dentriticum' de los
manzanos, el 'oorynehm beyerfnkii'
de las especies de hueso, la negrills
9 mancha de las hojas, descomposi
ci6n, las grietas de los troncos, las
manchas de los frutos, especie dc
influenza vegetal que d cada af1o Sc
extiende para ocasionar graves per
juicios.
| Por 10 que respecta a las enfec
medades de Ia vita, el oidio, ell mil
diu y el <blac rot, son tamblen pro
ducidos por microbes J hongos pa
rasitos.
| Por fortuna, no nos ha1lamo
desarmados ante tantos enemigos
solo falta que sepamos combatirlos
l. En- medicina humana Sc practlc:
Ia asepsia y la antisepsia; la prime
ra alicia los microbes; Ia segund
los mata. La asepsia, base de la hi
giene, comprende .el aire, la luz i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29

liza tlclt., Id antlsepSla eAlSu q CHI
pleo de insecticides, de entire los
cuales 'el sublimado corrosive es el
rey indiscutible.
En- medicina agr1cola, contamOs
con ell azufre, la CAL el sulfato de
hero, las sales de cobre y de lisol,
ouyo empleo es c6modo y en6rgico.
Contamos, pues, con medios ex
celentes, pero, "a que Sc debe que
cada ano nos veamos obligados 4
recomenzar la lucha, y Que ell enc
miyO haga tantOs progresses pesar
de nuestrOs esfuerzOs3 Sc debe 4
que no practicamOs la asepsia Il
que, pOr otra parte, uescuida nos los
tratamientos De invicrno y nos con
tentamOs tan solo con los de vera
no.
CuandO nutstras vihas han su
friuo un ataque viOlentO de oidiO
de mildiu (peronospora) dejamos las
parties atacadas y las mismas NV;
, secas en- las cepas, hasta la epoca de
la poda, las cuales acaban pOr con
sunrise en- terra conservandO ell
ella millones de espOrC de las cnfer
medades sufridas. Podamos Y anon
i tonamos las gavillas Ell un rinc6n
de la Vif1a cOnVirtiendO este ell nue.
! vo foco de epidemia.
! Algo parecido ccurre con res
, pecto & los arboles frutales; los de-
) jamos devorar por el moho, gracias
s la falta de asepsia.
! Esta asepsia no solo es precise
. practicarla rigurosamente, sino que
aIemas es necesario colOcar a los
arboies frutales y 4 las Vi1as, por
medic de asiduos cuidados, en- esta-
do de combatibilidad.
fIn la especie humana, el orga
nismo sc halla siempre en- lucha,
| generalmente victoriosa, pero con
Ell sufrmiento prooucido por ID nc
cesidad, la enfermedad Ii otra causa
cualquiera, pierde su- resls tenc!a
contra la invasion dc los microbes
ACADIA por ser su presa.
Lo mismO Ocurre, aun con mas
facilidad, en- los vegetables. 81 sutten
por falta de llmpiez, de cuidalos 8
de abouos apropiados, llegan al
estado de receptividad y su re>isten
cia es inpOtentc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29
p|LOO As PEPS IS; !: $

Registradas bajo ell noimero I por
cl Supreme Tribunal de Sandal
Debicndo hacer cOnCcer sus buo
nos efectos Ell todas las diSpepsias,
rl que suscribc ofrcce al pubicc
desde el uia tres al dia 3 de Setiem
bre pr6ximo adminlstr' r|as baJo la;
rondiciones siguientCS:
la ST al terminar To- dias sin
;1ese ell dolientc algun a iv:o sola
mcute abonara ell vaior d , las pfldo-
ras tomadas.
"a ST creycse sin er .mente n
sentir algun alivio, qued "a deSobli
gado 20 pagara NADIA.
DESPACHO.
En- la calle de San Jose ro7 leS
de las 9 hasta las de Ia tarde en- lc:
dias indicadOs.
Manuel Martinez Ech9nique.
Il Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29
'tlClua, San francisco, 80
C0legi0 de FarmaCia de Filadelfia
FILADELFIA UU. EE.

Este (olesc. tuulNo 1921, ell mas autlou,
de los Colegios de Famaca de los EIudo, JnIloS.
175 personals, pr0cnleutes de la
Canada Cuba, PueO'io,
han Iccibilo c Tiuo CDlpgio
I'll nmero dc cStudantos
assemble
Con tres amos dc eudos graduates,
Doctor en- Famaca: q Qumico- -Farmaceuico
Faculad.
Joseph P Remington, Professor de- Dean
Samuel P Sadtler Professor de
Clement B. Love- Mtdico, Professor de
Henry Kraemer, Professor dc Boanico Farnacognacia
Frank X MOcrk Professor de Analis Quiuico
6 Instructorcs
Pldane los anuales eiicion e5panoa
informes q W. Nelson Sem l45 North II tn. st.
Pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29
POL LlCIA

Han sido condenados por ell Tri
bunal de Policfa los signientes lndi-
viduos: Manuel Andrini por intentar
fugarse de los trabajos de limpieza
10 dias do trabajos; Manuel Viera,
oor atropello Eduardo Mojica 3
dollars; ignacio Reyes per portar
un cuchillo 10 ool]! ars, teuintin Oso
RIO, por roho de un par de ruedas
de carretilla 80 >dias de trahajos; D:
Aurelio Gonzalez, ror contravenir
las reglas de hygiene 5 dollars; ia
mes Johondor, P. Bandro y Tadeo
Alison, por negarse 8 pagar 10 que
tomaron en- 40 cefetin dollars &
cada uno; Henry Nisbitt, por insul'
tar Mr. Samuel G CRAWFORD 5 do
liars; Magdaleao Torres, Juan Mu
riel Victoriano 'Erazo Cornelio
Cruz por desorden en- eLa Mallor.
quina> 10 dias de trabajos cada
uno; Pedro Padial, por proferir fra
ses inconvenientes en- la via pdblica
10 dias; Simplicio Mejias, por rom
perle dies huevos un individuo
negandose a pagarlos 10 dias; Vicen
te Perez, por saclificar un cerdo en-
la via pi,b4ica 2 dollars, Saturnint
Alisea, por arroiar aguas malas 8
| la calle dollars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29
L02ro axel4nanne nparial leo opn N y de Ia orensa
iYa eS tiempo!

Declamos, no hace muchos dias
en- un art1culo publicado en- Ella Vo2
Populars de Arecibo: W.
<Mlentras la pol1tica llega 4 su
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29
A las f;.nnilias.

Hecho cargo por ausencia dc
Sr Novoa de la representation dc
.os colegios sSanta Ana. para Jove
nes Y villa Maria, para Srtas. ha
20 publico quo ambos intitutos abb
J an sus cursos en- la ciudad de New
York en- la ln semana del proximt'
S,ble. Para mas informes en- Sal
Juan le p. r., Jose Montesinos
A 1O--1O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29
DESPACHO
gral. de ne90Cios
L.andron Mater y Ahedo
,"- TETUA AN, I, ALTOS e.Ea1
San ivan de Puerto Rico.
T,lGfono no 1873

Asuntos judicia les y admil .sira-
5ivos, gestiones aEte los 4 ribunales
le Justicia, ohciuas del Estado y del
Municipio, oompra Venta de nncas
urbanas y rasticas, acc!ones Bancos
Agrlcolas, Espanol Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 6 hipotecas. Sc
dcscuentan documentOs Se oCbrar
uueutae, Sc hacen trabajos en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteamel lea
nos y del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29
Rafael PalaCios Rodriguez

A BOZ G A D 0.
Ofrece su cervicios profesio'
n-ie> en- Su bufete
San Francisco 6l 20 piso
a-15-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-29

En- esta imprenta SO vende papel
de peri6dicos viejos q - 40 ell quin
tai. s-o-5
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
SHOULD ma N ny MIDNIGHT.
Judge Holds " Women ought 60 ne at
Home ~ THAT Hour.

Sew York Dec ie Justice Andrew
u the supreme Court to-day handed
down dcc tiou iu Nhlch he holds that
@ woman should be- home by mdnlgbt.
The question arose ou au applioatiuu by
Florence Ab,d q drcssmakrr 10 euJo.n
jacob a Omirak hcr landlord frota
closing the front doof of tHc house, and
not Immediately Ddmitilnr her when she
raug the hcli Mis. Ahcu SAYS rhc leased
tWo rooms from thr defendant 10 carry
ou hur dresrmnidug aud sleep iu az $50
a month She Wos Go Doe al
lowed to have her shop open
from z a. ~ to so b.. m but was
Co leo admitted afterwards at ou, r,asou-
able time She complained that on Nov
90 ana l3 shr was locked out. and on tho
SECOND occasion he'd to go to hotel
pmdnrk said DO was necessary 90 keep the
house locked Ut nirht a. thc tenants had
a great Hmount ~ taluahics there.
Justice Andrews said hc could not com-
pr tho defendant to give the plaintiff "a
KEY Gap mo outer door a. hy the terms
or her lease sus was only entitled to ae-
oras az reasonable hours Ho srauted her
preliminary hiuucuon requiring the
defendant to permit her 80 enter her
premises az nU reasonable hours ana
promptly 0pcn thp door Tor her up % n
O'Clock go ul4ht
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
GERMANY'S POLICY
ACTION TOWARD KRUGER NOT IN
FLUENCFD ny ENGLAND.
EMPEROR SENT HIS REGRETS.
TOLD KRUGER KINDLY THAT HE
COULD NOT SEE MN.

Emperor's Telegram to Kruger in
I~ls Could Not he Considered tu
FIX German Policy for All Time.
In Event of Conflict with Eng
land In Africa, Germany Would
Have 90 Rely solely on Her own
strength.
Berlin, Dec i2-In the Re.chsag to
day the imperial chancellor Count Won
Buelow. referring 10 the complaints of
Emperor Williams failure To eceiye Mr.
Kruger said the announcement that Mr..
Kruger was coming was made tweut' e
four or. at the most. forty-eisnt hours.
before the Emperor's leaving BERLIN a.
20 that moment it had been assumed chat
Mr.. Kruger would go from Pris 10 iol-
land The chancellor added:
we appr.sed MIN corteously and con-
sideratey. through the Paris embas y
and Or. Leyds. that tho Empc or rcgrct-
ed he was not in a position 90 receive him.
Notwithstanding this Mr. kruger sta ;cd
lie was told again a; Cologne. in the mos;
consiierato terms that nthe Emperor
was unable To see him"
The chancellor repuIiated tho surgc--
ton that tho government action was
due 10 any wish or proposal from tho
English court or government 20 the Em-
peror or to himself. the chancellor For
the Emperor only German national con-
sidcrations were autho itativc n family
relations or dynastic considerations in
iuenced the foreign policy. no would no;
remain minister another day.
Continuing. the chancellor said the An
glo-Germau agreementiof 1855 did NOT con.
tain q provision relating 10 war between
Great Britain and the South African re-
publics and the Yaus-tse and Samoan
agreements had no sccret clauses when
the Emperor. IN 1896. sent the telegram
10 Mr Kruger. there Was no question os
war between the states u was a m4ftsi
OF a nlibusterinE expedition. The Em-
peror did not intend TO determine German
policy forever by that telegram The
chancellor added:
IL commit no plomatic indlFcrction in
saving that the reception of that teIe-
gram outside OF Germany left no douD,
that IN the event Of a conflict with Ems
land in Africa. Germany would have o.
rely solely on her Own strength,
Baron Won Rich hoten, secretary Of state
for foreign affairs. ref rring 20 the eNpu.
sion of Germans from the Transvoal and
the Orange Free State territories, said:
"It has appeared 60 me that these cN-
pulsions In many cases have been UNJUST
fable. both as 90 cause and manner. and
contrary 10 tho principles % iuterna honaI
law. and an expression Of this view has
been made in London.
"Ou the other hand the Germans who
have been lighting side by side with the
Bocrs have not met with "a happy lot
They have been dism ssed without pay
and told we did not invite YOU"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
TWO KILLED ~ COLLISION.
10th Engines Were Demolished In
HnIIroad Accident.

Dcaaric. Mo. Dec 70 In q head-cnd
collision here to-day between freight
trains two tralnmen were killed and four
injured Both engines were demolished
The dead are James Britt. Oiney. In
brakeman Edward Bradley De Soto. 40.
IniureI-Flreman Barrett Conductor
Ralston. Brakeman Il. d. Scott. Brake
man G. l.. scott.
Barrett wns pinloned beneath the wreck.
ana it wac found necessary 70 chop or his
left arm to prevnt death from scaiding.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
LrKENnrIL WAIVED HEARING.
Gave Bond for st.SOO for Appenranc

Gave Dond for sf.SOO for Appenran &c
nrfors Court.
Ferrandina. Fla. Dec AT the pre-
board Air Line vs. y. D. Lukcnblll. Tor.
morly agent al this place. which was hcl-
to-day. the defendants attorneys walvea
examination. and tho case viii 20 over
until the next term of tho Circuit Court.
which couvcncs iu April.
The defendant pleaded not guilty. ana
was most anxious for an immediate trim
which his counsel deemed unadAisable ar
this time Aggregate bond OF $3.50 was
furnished, the bondsmon being Senator A.
o. Williams. capt william Ben ami
Messrs Hirth and WlidH. Ills friends look
for an honorable arquittal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
QUESTION or CUSTOMS DurY.
suit Involving Time Of Admission OF
Hawaiian Islands.

New York Dec. l2-The case of william
II. Crossmln q Bro. against the United
states was argued IN the United states
Circuit Court to-day. Decision WAS re-
served.
Tho care Involves the question a. 10
whether the Hawaiian Islands cnme un-
der the constitution and laws Of che
United Siatos Immediately on the passage
OF tho foirt resolution OF annexation on
July e. 1855. and before the act Of Apri
2l. 1870
Cro.sman a Bro. imported merchandise
from Honolulu into sho port of New YORK
on April ~ i9oo The collector OF tho
rort assessed duty under the tarin act
OF ixG The importers claimed the Ha-
walian Islands were then part Of tho
United States and their goods we're not.
therefore subject TO any duty.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
FIREMAN IIIIIed in coIIl.lon.

oiean, y. T.. Dec. i2-Passenger train
No. 30. from Oh City. on the western
New York and Pennsylvania Railroad. ran
into an open switch here to-day and COL
llded with some cars standing on the
switch. The engine was badly wrecked
Fireman Patterson wac killed aud Engl-
neer Kidd seriously injured
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
WIFE ENDS HER LIFE
DISCOVERY ny HER HUSBAND LIN
uER TO SUICIDE.
HE HAD CALLED WITNESSES.
SENSATION IN WEALTHY FAWILN
OF PORT JERVIs, ny

sc called Witnesses Ia order to
he AhIe 90 Make Oat Casc for
Divorce - She Made Deliberate
Preparation aud shot Herself
Port Jcrvis. ". pec u Florence
s.. Molliucuv Wickhim wife of J. Em-
uott Wickham. committed suicide at &
o'clock this morning by shooting herself
with "a pistol
Tho husband sleeps ia a room ON the
opposite side %, tho hau and ave he was
awakened by hearing two shots 10 his
wlfc's room. Iic hurried in and found h's
wife disrobcd Tor bed sltgnE lea q chair
dead. aud "a pistol cisspcd iu her rigat
hand
Mr.. Wickham and his wife had been
married about two years She was bis
recuud wife ana her are was 70 years.
She was the daughter az James Mo.llucux
~ Milford. "a
Mr. Wlckham told the reporters that
when he went home last nlrht ri, aso
o'clock hc fouud his wifr's room d,rken-
cd ami silent au unusual eireumstaueo
ie wanted au oXtia quit Tor b. bed. 80
tried to zee in his wife room a. her
Key was inside of tho lock ho aemau lai
admittancc. She opened tho ii =. ana proc
tested against hi. entrance. but be resi
his way 90. lie SAYS he foun cor-k
screw on the bci attached 10 tine cork Of
an empty bottle OF champagne
Under cot in Mrs Wickaam's room
hct husband declares Was J r " Davis
~ Rev York. engineer Of maintenance 81
way ~ the Erie road. Both De aud Mrs
Wickhnm were fully dr,esed 4 s.eur
followed and tho husband SAYS he "a lei
witnr~-es ior the purpose of having evi-
deuc" iu divorce proceeding Hc also
summoned Surrogate "a. T. Howell of
Orange county to arrange az once pr
Ccciings for divorce.
Among the other witnesses were Prof
lemsch". maraEsr OF che LemaeIe Busf-
ness college, located lu THE same build-
iug. and l.. D. bennett and Samuel Sal
iey 0f tAc Port Jervls Telephone eN
change. Tho wife protested that nothins
wrong bad taken place. After tAla SCENE
an loft aud enc husband SAYS hc retired
to hs own room opposite his Wiies
whore De was sleeping when awakened bv
hearing two shots
Mrs Wickham left three letters. one H.
hcr father ore 90 her husband ana one
10 the wife of pr. j.. y Wlekhsm, her
husband brother. The contents 81 tho
one 20 her father were alone made puh-
De. She begged hls forgiveness for what
she was about 20 DO She left spiue
money ard Naluab.es Tor him and badt
him farcw,u
Mr Wlckham is worth from 5000 to
y5.0a0. and is the owner of valuable prop
erty here. among other pieces thd Fowler
House. and tho hlr Wiekham block ou t4.
opposite eide of the street. lie has -, "a
proprietor of fne FoW.or House ard ns.a.
ware Hotl Tor wears he has alto kept
the Occidsui Hofcl az Goshen
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
ACCIDENT no GEN. MILES.
Fell From HIS Horse hut Sustained
No serious Injury.


Washington. Dec y Lieut. Gen Miles
had a slight accident while hcading tho
centennial parade to-day. a break In his
horses saddle eirth giving tho general a
fall
Tie head Of the parade had Just passed
the preaidt nTa reviewing stand. and Gen.
Miles having salutcd the President. had
turned his horse toward the House wing
or the capitol The saddle Rirth suddenly
parted. permitting the saddle TO turn on
the animal. and Gen. Miles was seen to
fan sldeways. The horse did not plunge.
and an officer sprang forward.
Being "a good h0rscmnn. Gen. Miles saved
himself from being thrown with force.
and suffered nothing save the inconven-
leuce aud annoyance Of the accident He
soon aftcrwari appeared with the other
distinguished officials In the House Of
Representatives and took part IN the ex-
ercises.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
DELEGATES no nRuNswIcK.
New York Hoard of Trade WIN send
Three Representatives.

New York. Dec i2-The New York
Board Of Trade and Transportation az us
monthly needing to-day adopted resolu-
uons asking Congress 10 make the vol
ume % the currency more responsive 90
the requirements OF trade and % insure
the perpetuiiy OF the gold standard
The board accepted the invitation Of the
Brunswick. Ga. Board Of Trade 20 ss:.d
three delegates 10 the National Maritime
Congress TO be held there Jan. 81, next.
and instructed the President 60 appoint
the delegates.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
SAY rmr srRrKE u CLOSED.
Hut photographers Make Entirely
Different Claim.

Galveston. Tez.. Dec y i2-General Man
agcr Polk Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
tclcgraphers strike o. closed 20 far as thu
company o. concerned.
Tho tclcgraphers claim tho railroad Of
nclals are making offers of better posi-
fions 10 get strikers 10 return % work
They claim that tranlc on tho Santa Fe
is congcstcd at numerous places ana that
the whole Atcnison system is losing an
enormous sum daily.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
VESSELS Will AvOID ICE.
Number on the Sc ChIn station Has
neen Reduced.

Washington. Dec. i2-To avoid the dan
ger Of having any Of our war vessels
caught fass IN the ice 90 the Gulf of Pc
chi H. tho Nnvy Department has reduced
its representation in that quarter 20 two
shipa one is tho Monocacy. which has
been ordered into mud dock IN the Pei
river. near Taku. where She VIII serve a.
q station ship. Tho other Is the New or
leans. which VIII ply between Shanghai
che Foo and Taku ~ regular intervals.
The army transport service has landed
m of the necessary supplies 20 carry
Gen Chanee'H troops comfortably
through the winter.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
DRAFTS oF CONSTITUTIONS.
BcinE Prepared to submit 20 the
Cuban Convention.

Havana. Dec. 12-The committees Of
the constitutional convention are dingcnt-
iy preparing draft constitutions on the
basis OF the Unltary. or centralized form
OF government with radical changes IN
the existing regime. Il IS thought that
the anal draft may be ready for review
by the United States Congress during tho
present session.
one hundred ana twenty American rail-
way conductors have arrived here on an
excursion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
sANcrINE Anorr THE STRIKE.
Indications That Things Are Going
the Operators way

Topeka, Kan. Dec. y y A. Newman.
chairman Of tho Santa Fe grievance com
mittoc arrived here to-day 10 confer win
the striking operators Mr. Newman is
very sanguine about the ultimate result
~ the strike
ln the Topeka dopot office three men
and one woman are az work ln the sener.
al office here threc new meg are working
Mr. Ncwman's dispatches Indicate. he
says. that the strike conditions are de-
cldedly favorable Tor tho operators
Permanent hcadquarters for che strik-
ers have been established iu Topeka
hotel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
WILL REFUSE uEcoGNIrIoN.
santa Fe's Attitude Toward order of
JclrEraphers.

Topeka. Kan. Dee. y THE Santa To
Railroad mas broken on its relations with
tho order Of Raiw Telegrapbers Al
tho courtcsies prevalent between the road
and the operators have boeu revoked
We will have nofhiug further to do
with an organization that has proved itsel.
Incompetent. that broke lts contract 10
give thirty DAYS notice and gave Us but
thirty seconds" said General Manager
Nudge tonight
That is not saying that recognition will
hc denied tho o. Il T. permanently or
under competent management. President
Ripley, in an interview. says that hc IA
y0rs tho existence % railroad organiza-
uon. am also in favor of the brother
hoods"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
mo- RrsnInte Conferenee..

London. Dec 3-The Pekin oorrespon-
dent Of the Daily Mail wiring Tuesday
and confirming .he reports OF the agree
nent nH 20 the collective note says that
a committee Of representatives OF the
Powers has been chosen to regulate tho
conferences with the Chinese plenipoten-
Ilariea.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
MILAN May Wed aa American.

London. Dec. i8.-The Vienna corre-
spondent OF the Daily Chronicle says
rumor Is In circulation IN the Austrian
capital that former King Milan rs about
70 become engaged TO Miss Atzel. an
American heiress.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
sENArE's snonr SESSION.
uEnna WIN TAX IN Favor Of ship
subsidy Mensure.

Washington. Dec i2.-on account Of che
centennial exercises the Senate did not
meet to-day until O'Clock
Il was agreed 10 meet at II O'Clock TO-
morrow in order that Mr. Hanna Nigh,
have opportunity TO address the Senate
on the shlp-subsidy bin. before the con-
sidera,lon Of the spociai order-the Hay
pauuref0te treaty in executive session.
Tho senate. as a body, proceeded 10 tho
hal OF the House % Reprcscntatives ia
join in the exercises.
At C.1D p M. che senate returned TO ita
chamber and Immediately adjourned
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
A DooM ron SUBSIDIES.
New Orleans 90 send Delegates 20
brunswick Congress.

New Qrloans. Dec. l2-The call issued
by Gov. Gambler Of Georgia, and which
Is Endorsed by Gov. Bloxham Of Florida.
for a National Maritime Congress" 20
assemble nt brunswick. Ca. on the 30th
doy Of January. 1901. meets with favor
here and the New Orleans Chamber Of
Commerce will send delegation with
Capt. a. X. Miller az chairman. who will
advocate American ships for American
cargoes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13

Berlin, Dec. i2.-The Lokal Anzeiger has
a special dispatch from Pekln saying that
fire has destroyed the quarters OF num-
Der Of officers about a thousand PAGES
from Count Won Waldersee@.