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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Hay muY pocas boticas donde
no, Sc Yendan las e.pfldoras rosadas
del DR.. Williams. ssF-
I Cua1quier persona que tenga di-
fcultad en- adqnirm4as debe dirigir-
se la casa DR.. Williams Medicine
Co., de Schenectady. N. Y, Esta-
dos Bnidos, y ser8 avisado donde
comprarlas. La misma casa cuenta
con un departamento medico para
atAnder grGtetdtansesste las consultas
de los pacientes donde quiera que Sc
encuentren.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24
Manden de Prelado s

nerviosos. Manden de Prelado &
Sbarreti; pues que tome asiento en-
L. silla| episcopal j iojos que te ven
Il legar <cangrejo moro,! ,--s..~.@
Nj uno asista q las iglesias un
solo dia; iarriba con la protesta mu
da contra <camarones i jaibas,! No
asomar la punta de Ia nariz por tenn
plo alguno; todos huelen q marisco;
bauticemonos por 10 civil casemo.
nos 10 mismo. i<Boicoteo al cogu-
LA en- toda Ia hnea,, veremos 10 que
hacen con las <manj jdas> de Otranto
i de Palermo!
Wood Sc da un pisto que nj un
marques!.. .. Viaja por IA is
la -. :. Lleva consigo una numero-
sa comitiva de damas i caballeros,
Sc gastan sendas &guilas infructuo
samente. >.. =.
Piden ruestros labradores ape.
ros ganado de labor, Wood, ell
gran Wood, mas cautos i receloso
que grande, MEGA los titles de Ia
bra anza por tenor de que los pobres
Cal 1npesinos los vendan, iniega los
bueyes por te NOR de q ne Sc los CO.
man.
La prudente cautela mucho va
le!
Ell Gobierno de Washington con-
trarfa todas las disposiciones del
Gobierno insular: <Wood, ell Con
sejo de Secretarios,. Ell confiicto
de atri buci6n entire Nuf1ez Ludlon,
Sc fesue1ve en- Washington. Ell sur
gidp entire la Secretarfa de Obras
Pdb blicas i el <Expres P an America
no,, Sc resuelve en- Washington; ell
dr6ny vecinal ordenado por la Sc
cretaria de Estado Gobernacion,, 10
susp penden en- Washington; la <coci-
nas esta en- Cuba; pero la lave de la
en- Washington. Lo mis-
mito, peor de 10 que hacia Madrid
49,. Il los Secretaries. . . tan su-
fridps i campantes!
- SY que pueden hacer? e.
iRenunciaf todos no aceptar
su " acante ningdn otro!
Que los interventores hagan 10
de j pan Palonno: <que Sc 10 guisen
solos i que solos Sc 10 coman,!
Ese desbarajuste no Sc rernedia
con cordiales ni con caldos de GALL
ma. ..
Enterezai energfa, caracter; he
ahf 10 que hace falta, cOrtar por
10 sano. Dejar solo los interven-
torres ique tengan que decr con Bee
querE
4Dios milo, que solo Sc quedan
los muertos>!
Ia Glnl, tlple de la opera que
actua en- 'iacon, Sc encuentra un po-
CO 81 nave q causa del microbio CANA
rillos igual esta uno de los barfto-
nos.
Los estivadores estan que trinan
porqle muchos barcos traen santo.
menos para eseI efecto, i por un ext.
quo jornal hacen 10 que |cinco aquf;
quitando ell pan 4 muchas familias;
NADIA particular ltiene que pronto ha.
va nna huelga por ese motive.
Los duenos de dncas urbanas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Lo bueno, bopito i de buen
gusto estar4 representadoe IN el bai-
le de mAscaras que Sc ceiebrafa esta
noche en- ell Teatro, Dor las belIas
! simpaticas selloritas que cpmpo-
pe'stirass que invadir4 los salones
de nuestro -coliseo No podfa espe
rarse menos del exquisite gusto, de
su habn directora T1
En- Ell establecimiento PARIS
BAZAR SO en- :uentran de ventas los
paicos que quedan para el baile de
maf1ana
Como va 10 hab amos anu uncia-
do, aver & medic dia ancl6 en nu es-
puerto, procedente de New York,
el vapor americana <San juan con
carga gene oral pasaj .ros.
Por orden i q disposition del
Juzgado de Cathedral, fue detenido
aver ell individuo Fernando de la
Cruz.
Mend para esta noche de spues
del bale en- el Colonial Club Res
taurats. Arroz con polio, hallacas,
huevos & IL 6rdeD, jam6n frio, pavo
frio. polio a la 6rden, butif4rras,
beesteaf. costillas de cerdo Pbstes:
pudfn, americanocaik, dulces, qneso,
cafe, chocolate, helado, peras de Ca
lifornia. Al Colonial, pues, refo,i
larse, pero CON dinero en- ell bolsiIlo,
pues BazanI no admite tu>as.
Don Manuel Burgo embarca
maf1ana para Venezuela en- eI vapor
<Philadelphias.
EL PARIS-BAzAR q. a.iss 3,ssr :
no So vender4 mas que artfdulos
propios para Carnavai.
La retreta de mafiapa IN Ia no
che dar4 principle q Las "a con mott
vo de los bailes Que Sc celeb IAN esta
noche. Terminals la retire ia las 9
saldra una comparea de la plaza que
Sc dirijira al Teatr.
El individuo Antonio Vale1tfn,
1e sustrajo aver nm reloj al ameri-
cano ,. J. HDgles, siendo prenAido
pr = poliefa 8 disposici6n de d
Corte Provisional.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24
D,l,.s. is .,t,,.,
marcos etc.
(Del : Diario Comercial,, Vera
cruz, M6xico.)

Guiado por 1su noble interes en
la felicidad de los demas ell seflor Ri
cardo Delffn Aguirre, Comerciante B
residente en Ia Gale de Nava No AZ,
ciudad de Veracruz, Repdblica de
Mexico reiere 10 siguiente:
<Esthve sufriendo tres amos 7
seis meses dolores de cabeza, pereza.
mucho marco, muy pocas 8 ningu-
mas ganas de conner, NAL humor, etc
Tan NAL estuve algunas veces que
pas@ bastante tempo en- CANA.
Leyehdo los encomios que sa
hacen de las Pflddoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams opt6 por tomarlas, q
las dos s9manas meiore. Seguf to.
mando estas Pfldoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams con elias he obtenido
una curaei6n radical de los males
que me adigfan.
Los senores Carlos J. Tejidor y
Raul Pesauel est4n penetrados de
este hech9 evidente.
Firmado)
RICARDO DELF1N AGu1RRE.,
Las pfldoras rosadas del DR. Wi
uiams, sonqas mas populares en- to-
dos los 4ises donde han s i d o
introd oducidhs. Purifican enrique
cen 1a sangre, restablecen los ner-
vios y cnranEl "a par4lisis parcial, bai-
1e de San Vito, neuralgia reumas,
nerviOsidad dolor de cabeza nerviO-
30, palpitaei6n del coraz6n, anemia
j palidez, hfaldad de manos pies,
irregularidades en- las funciones men
suales de las mujeres ila debilidad
en- ambos sexOs.
Son nejorables para las en-.
fermedades delos hombres causadas
por indiscfecionee de u iuVeufud,
exceso de trabajo q estudio etc.
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Bal Ilco Espailo|
/ - 49,
/. de Pto-Rico
1eo INDIvfDHNDO ACT1vo.

Por acuerdo del Conseio de Go
bierno I'll Fbros cprl-iente) Sc abrira
el pago del 1870 individendo de bene.
fcips, el Jueves 10 de Mario, de 8 q
10 de la maf1ana y de 124 q 81 de la
tarde, en- Ia forma de costumbre.
Pto Rico "a de Febrero de 1 900
El Sub Gobernador- Carlos Ma Soler.
] Ia asE.sa 80 al At.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

las estan poniendo por las nubes,
mlre 8 YER 81 hace en- esa un trust
para hacer peque1as viviendas para
los que no tenemos <padrinos, |. :.
interventores.
f. CAsIMIRO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Sc encuentran enfermas en- esta
ciudad, atacadas de grippe, las apre
cables Srtas. Josefa Ana Otero.
Don Ramon Frontera, de Mari.
Gao, reclama le sati$faga aquel mu-
nicipio 10 que le adepda por sueldos
como alcalde que fh@ de dicha po-
blaci6n. - :
| La Alcaldfa do San Sebastian
ha consultado al Centric correspon-
diente 81 procede al eobro por la via
de apremio de las dantidades PEN
dientes por ejercicios cerrados has
ta 1898 SO.
1. La Corte ProviF Fional reanuda-
ra sus sesiones en- q sta Capital, el
lunes pr6ximo.
Sc d desmiente la noticia de que
Butler, General ingles, haya auxi.
liado q Lad smith.
BARATILLO durante los tres
dias de carna1al Exdractos de esco-
gidos perfumes baratfsimos. kamos
de rosas i capullos 10 Is ceuta-
vos. Cintas 4 10 centavos. En Per-
flmerfa Francesa el surtido mas es-
plendido; esencias, pblvos, jabones,
brillantina, cosmeticos 5. aceites, Gre
ma de jabtn g. &. Elegantfsimas
chalinas corbatas escocesas Ma
nuel Vicente Al San Francisco Al.
13
Despachos de L3ndres partici
pan, que el General Nc. Donald fu9
herido en- 81 combate dol domingo, en-
un pie
Sc ha aceptado u renuncia de
don Antonio Charnecp Ruiz como
fiscal suplente del Juzgado de Aflas-
CO.
En- todos los cfrcdlos de Was
hington existe una impression don't
mantle & que, en- lugar de considerar
8 esta Isla como una propiedad de
los E e u. o., deberfan los anne
ricanos buscar La manara de atraer-
Sc las simpatfas de los pnertorrique.
nos.
DON Manuel Melehdez, de do
rado ha pedido condonAci6n de con.
tribuciones.
El Alcalde de Sam Juan ha re
mitido A la Secretarfa Civil una re
laci6n de los concentrates inscript0s
en- el ramo de ferreterfa, asf como
de los qne frman en- la matrfcula in
dustrial en- otros ramos expenden
efectos de ferreterfa.
Sc dice que en- una comparsa
preparada para maf1ana be- piensa ri
diculizar en- forma POGO culta & pna
personalidad de esta ciudad. Recu6r:
dese#que cuando Sc siembran vientos
Sc recojen tempestades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Por herir gravemente 4 don
Miguel Battle fa6 detenido aver al
lndividuo Santos Suarez Gutierrez,
quedando disposition del Tribunal
de Distrito de esta Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Sc VENOE a casa ndmero 6,
catle de San Juan. Informaran, Sol
IS. n q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

helna gran animaci6n para ell
bale de mascara q ue celeb ra nues-
IRA JuVentud en- eI TeatrO maf1ana
pOr La noche. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Esta man sua tom6 puerto Ia
goleta americans 81 ,hnss.n Sow-
yer, procedente de Filadel6a, CON
cargamento de carbon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

s. Minana deoen estar en- nuestro
puerto los vapores americana sPni-
iadelDhias de New York GO Aracas,
de Venezuela. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Sc dice que en- una comparsa
preparada para maflana se piensa ri
diculizar on forma POGO Iculta & pna
personalidad de esta ciudad. Recu6r:
deselque cuando sc siembran vientos
Sc recOjen mpestades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Por error involuntario dijimos
habfa fa'lecido en- Sant) Domingo
don Domingo Paoli, no siendo asf,
81 no su hermano 10 don Francisco.
Valga Ia aclarato ria
Pedro PAche 20 fue herido aver
por un tortoleflo que emprendi6 Ia
fuga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24
HABITACIONEs

Sc alquilan dos habitaciones an
Ia casa Gale de Tetuan n6mero "a
0i0oS. n-s 15-2 =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

La Acadia did San Sebastian
ha consultado al Centre correspon-
diente 81 procede al cobro por la via
de apremio de las dantidades pen
dientes por ejercicios b cerrados has
IA 1893 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24
Ell Alcalde de San Juan

El Alcafde de San Juan ha re
mitido a la Secretarfa Civil una re
laci6n de los comerciantes inscriptos
en- eli ramo de ferreterfa, asf como
de los qne f1rman en- Ii matrfcula i'm
dustrial en- otros ramos ] expenden
efectos de ferreterfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Don Manuel Melehdez, de do
rado ha pedido condonacidn de con
tribuciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

!. La Corte Provis sional reanuda-
I'd sus sesiones en- q sta Capital, el
lunes pr6ximo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Por orden i q disposition del
Juzgado de Cathedral, fue detenido
aver Ell individuo Fernando de la
Cruz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Sc encuentran enfermas en- esta
ciudad, atacadas de grippe, las apre
ciables Srtas. Josefa Ana Otero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Como va 10 hab amos an uncia-
do, aver atmedio dia ancl6 en- nu es-
puerto, procedente ds New York,
ell vapor americana <San Juan>, con
carga general pasai .ros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Sc ha aceptado lA renuncia de
don Antonio Charnecp Ruiz como
fiscal suplente del Juzgado de Af1as-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Despachos de L9ndres partici-
pan, que el General Nc. Donald fue
herido en- elcombate del domingo, en-
un pie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Sc desmiente la noticia de que
Butler, General ingles, haya auxi.
liadO & Lad smith.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Don Ramon Frpntera, de Mari.
Gao, reclama le sati$faga aquel mu-
nicipio 10 que le adep pda por sueldos
como alcalde que fp@ de dicha po-
blaci6n. - =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

En- ell establecimiento PARIS
BAZAR SO en- :uentran de ventas los
paicos que quedan para el baile de
maf1ana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

Don Manuel Burgo embarca
maf1ana para Venezuela en- el vhpor
<Philadelphia,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18
ASK 10 BE LET ALONE.
Esealos Want to Carry Side Arms and
Wear Uniforms
UNTIL The WAR IN luzoN Is ENDED
Colonel pyrne Declined and Threat
rns "a shoot as Bandits All
Found with Arms.

Manila, January H. 1880 p, m,--colcnei
kobbe, with the Forty eighth infantry.
sailed on tho transport Hancock TODAY
With gunboats escort The objective OF the
force is probably the island OF lamar and
Leyte, which the Insurgents hold
The Amerlcaa blockade ene the ievies
" the Tagal army have caused great
suffering among thu peorle ard hundreds
Of persons are in ar almost starving con.
di,ion
The Tassi General Msuriclo. recently
landed a, Nesros from the island OF rsnay
aud requested a conference with Colonel
ssrne. He prsrosed ttSt the Insurgents
be let alone and permitted 70 wear Side
arms are uniforms In the towns until the
war In Luzon was ended, when they would
t'tcrsuder Colonel Byrnc refused TO agree
to this. however aud said they would
be considered as banoits and shot IL they
were found armed Colonel Byrno SUR
prised the insrscn, camp the samr night
and scattered the tiiiplrcs sitting thirty
OF ,hcm, iocluolne a gcncrsL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18
THE SPAT is NOW AT AN END
sHARNEy AND oROuRKE Rave
DECIDED TO MAKE ir.
The wise one wiii Continue 60 Man
age the sailor lntit that Com
tract Has Expired.

Buffalo, n ~ January A--rom SharKey
and Tom oRourke met here this afternoon
Tor tho nrst time since their reported splt
A complete reconciliation was Objected either
through the fundamentally OF an o'Roufke
contrac, or tho salye OF his presence. The
moetins was unexpected. o'Rourko came 90
town with Mysterious Biiy smith who is 10
meet Rubc Ferns at the Hawthorne club to-
morrow night While he was showing smith
around town he got telephone message that
Shaikey bad como in from Chicago and was
ravagng stock ~ bettsteak AT tine city no
tel O'Rourkc agreed to meet the sailor az
tho Central rtauon, and they came together,
shook hands aud exchanged CORDIAL greeunss,
The conversation was resumed IN u saloon
Nothing to the story Of trouble with
O Bourke, said Sharhcy aitcrward 'HeH
continue 60 act as my manager. The Who
under the Impression that textiles had str0
lated that he would only hght me II o'RUurk"
would absent hmsplt. When I meet Jet,
O'Rourke viii be my manager and probably
il was evident from oRourke's remarks
atterward that he believed Sharkcy would
like To break loose but realizes that O'Ronrko
has INN on the hip under tho terms "a tnUu
contract. when told that Corhett had started
training ShRrkey laughed IA II he though, II
splendid Joke. Won't the Mccoy Choynski
fight hurt the game IN New York; asked the
sailor OF O'Rourke
well" said o'Rourke, they'll probably
put up the prices for the next bout
ShatkCy denied that he had met Sllcr ~
Chicago and had threatened 90 whip him
Hes a poor old man. blind, deaf and dumb,
aud there's no money in punching hun, said
the sailot
shOreoy will 90 10 Phtlodelrh,s this week
aud appear In around New York iu Elghty
Mlrutes," and will then 10 TO Boston for 4
week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18

It need not lot the convention OF 1850 stand
in the way OF action.
lt has been known for a year that
Great Britain was willing 10 abrogate the
convention on CONDITION that she received
concessions In the Alaskan boundary con-
troversy and IL is possible, II she has made
the statement credited 10 her that she
has coupled il with the understanding that
her rights elsewherc will receive consid-
Grafton in return for her concession
Representative Sulzor has prepared an
amendment 10 the Nicaragua canal bill
requiring that American labor be employed
In connection with the construction of
the canal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18
,<rNTuoKY pRAoEny.
Witnrsscu Say CoIson tSiiIrd All
Three Of The Men

WitursrcN Say COISon ISiiIrd All
Three of The Wen.
Frankfort, KY January ii.-fho pail
from yesterday tragedy in which three
men were killed aeemed 20 rest over all
the people Of The State capital today aud
on all sides were seen evidences OF mourn
ing. The bodies of Etbelhert Scott and
Lither w. Demarre. victims OF Cplson 8
bullets, were shipped to their respective
homcR Lexington and Shelhyyllc. while
the remains OF Julian. who was probably
Killed hy Scott, lie IN i casket at tho
residence Of his sister whore hundreds OF
friends called TO pay their sad tribute.
Captain q. u. Dcldtp. who was also shot
by Colson. Is very much improved today
aud the physiciHns entertain hope Of lis
recovery. Golden says that he waN biz by
colsons FIRST shot and that Domurre was
killed by Col,on's rrcklessnoss, Golson
passed tho uight In jail.
II Is regarded as fortunate tina: the
AFFAIR had no relation to politics and that
both the principals and two Of the dead
belonged TO the same political party, 30
that II could not be traced to politics by
any sort Of reasoning n is believed the
affair viii have terrofi2ing and tranquil
izing effect on everybody here The crowds
in the city arc smaller than any day this
week
Al the coroner Inquest al Of the eye.
witnesses who testified stated that Dee
MARIE WIS killed by Colson. Several Wit
nessea swore positively hat Scot, vac
not the man who shot 1rst and described
tho man who began the shooting as tall
handsome man who used lie long pistol
This tailed with The description Of Colaon
and his revolver. Tho coroners jury rem
dered a verdict 70 the effect that Scott
Julian and Demsrre came 10 their death
by pistol shots fred by David G. Colsoh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18
ArrnAL rRoM YAauls.
They Want American Aid to right
the MpNirauS.

They Want American Atd to Fight
the MeNicaus.
Chicago. January IA Record special
from El Paso, Texas, says: The Indians
of Sonora, the only race in all M.Nico
that was able to survive the Spanish in
vasion aud preserve its individuality are
making their last stand against the MeXi-
can government. Thus far it seems the
Mexican soldiers have been found made
quate TO cope with the Yaquls.
A proclamation has been issued by the
ruler of the Yaqui nation addressed ITO
the American people and is in apart as
follows:
The Yaqui nation has begun It's struggle
for independence. II will no longer toll
crate the Mexican army in Sonora The
nation has established a provisional gov
eminent. the Offices of which are at Baby
pc. In the event Of the success of the
Yaqui people over the MeNicans no for
eigners except native born Americans Will
be Lowed in Sonora Tor several years.
The property aud persons Of Americans
in Sonora will be protected by the Yaquis
in every way
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18
TREATY RECALLED.
Mr.. Jones Wanted Ia Know IL the
Flag EInnts in snmOn.


Washington. January I'm ioday's
executive session of the senate Mr.. Jones
(Arkl moved to reconsider the vote by
which the Samoan treaty was ratified
yesterday. He based his motion upon
statement which ne said he had seen in
the press to the effect that the American
nag had already heen run up on the is
land Of Tutila II this report was true he
thought the senate should know Of the
fact and have an opportunty TO deal with
ii in connection with the treaty.
senator Frye replied that the report 10
which Senator Jones referred WAS without
foundation No action was taken upon
the motion, but Il was decided 10 recall
tho treaty. which had been forwarded 10
the president with notice OF the senate's
favorable action upon II.
The senate also received the favorable
report OF the committee on foreign rela-
tions upon the extradition treaties with
Peru and Chile. the boundary treaty with
Mexico aud The Hague peace treaty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18
vtcroBIA LOCALS.

The IL. ana VI. Gin Company HAS
Elected officers.
Victoria, Texas january 1.-THE Farm
ers and Merchants Gin company has
elected the following officers for The en-.
suing years President, r 3. Lander; piea
president. c. A. vogt; secretary and
treasurer. II, J. Hogan: manager, Albert
Schneider The past year has been a very
satisfactory one.
Mr. William Van Hoogenhuy2e and fam
lily have moved from Cuero to Victoria and
occupy the Grothaus cottage in Northern
Heights.
The r., r. and v, club gave their reg
ular semi-lnonthly hop at the club rooms
last night.
Excessive rains arc reported at railroad
headquarters east, north and west OF
Victoria yesterday. but although there
were indications here, very little rain has
fallen.
Mr.. J. n, Griswold commercial agent
for the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe, with
headquarters AZ Houston, was in Viniors
today.
Walter Brightwell passed through here
today en- route 10 Cuero where BIZ Is en-
ployed as cashier for Agent Il, .. shop
psrd Of the Gulf Western Texas and Pa
CHIC railway He has been IN charge or
Bcoviilc station for about ten days during
the Illness Of n. b, Saffold. who has re-
covered and resumed duty.
Conductor Tim Fitzgerald IL on duty
ngan, in charge OF the Vlctoria-Port La
vBea train, after a serious Illness. He
Was threatened with pneumonia
The infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs. G, Il.
Way is quite sick.
A dance was given by tho Casino so
clety last night at the Casino compli-
mentary to Miss Marie Breyman OF
schulonburg
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San francisco. January II. weather clear.
Results;
sis furlo1Fs First shot Coming Event.
March seven Time 49,.
Mile hurdles credo. Una Colorado. Major
s. Time I:5Ais
Nile selling Torbio. Dsl Psso II. silver
Tail Time. 1917.
Seven furongs--Gcyser track record. Ad-
vance Guard, Ben Doran. Time i;2G,
Seven fuTionRs Charles Lebel Pongo. Tom
Smith Time %
Three firlonEs-M. +. Tarpey, Nllagon,
Briton. Time, 0;37.
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Thomaston, Texas, January l7.-Yester-
day evening fell the hardest rain Of the
season. Ponds Of water are everywhere
aud the Guadalupe IS on quite a swell.
Farmers are anxious to begin blowing,
but think it win be some weeks before
the ground will be dry enough
Known 4 McManus have sheiied 10000
bushels OF corn and viii begin shellins
again in few days.
Stock so Tar are doing very wen ana
few are expected 10 die.
From farmers talk a great deal q cot
ten VIII be planted this season prooapiy
three times as much as last year.
Some parties are here from iihnois
looking at lands east Of town