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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-30
OTR A VICTIMA.

'alalizados por ol terror al ver
un muchacho agarrado de un alan
bre electrico que vomitaba chispas,
y con una humareda blanca saliendo
le de la boca y nar;z, todo un geutfo
en- las GALES de Hoboken contempl6
la v1cti'na sin atreverse radie 4 so
correrlo; El espectaculo les f.abfa
qultado hasta ell don de la palabra
los presentes y nj una s1laba Sc es
eapo de sus iabios para buscar un
modo de salvarlo.
Sc llamaba Pane Kiss, de doce
amos de eds d, viva con su viud /
madre en- el n1uero 81 Garden
street, Haboken Iba su trabaio
cuando VIC un alambre roto cerca de
Ia acera y sin duda alguna querien-
90 eVltarle Ell peligro q otros Sc acer
co para levantarlo; apenus 10 hab1a
tocado cuando cay6 al suelo La ma
no derecha la tenia quenlada hasta
Ell hueso y varias quemaduras ;pro
fundas en- elcuerpo.
Del New York Herald sAgosto 161
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PARIS BN/AR.

Con mOtjVO &c e5tarse G e3DHrandD
81 gran surtiuo de 'Sombrelos y
Capotas' adornadas para senoras,
trajes infiuidad de artfculos mas
q actualmente Sc halla com prnado
en- Europa el Jefe de esta casa don
Pedro Giusti, SO realizan a precio :,
nunca vistos: SombrilIas de colores
p~ra sef1oras a peso J medic una:
Calcetines negros de hilo de E>cOcia
q veinte centavos par. Medias de
hilo de EscOcia J Into 4 vAinte rentA
vos par Mediae hjo de Esco~ia
de co|ores para nil1as die" cen
tavc> par. Qn"da may y ,ca cxis
tencias dc trajes dc drill blanco de
dos pesos uno al como de faldas
americanas Y o,encia, frahcezas 4
50 centavOs frasco.
Los bD4:S 50 apoI3ran Ia Kip
pontt:jn capturanlO la guarnici61
inglesa que la custodiaba
HI cO!ora hacc c>tragOs un tpuas
las regiones del Gauge, o~urrcn tres
mil muertos por semaua.
Sc dice que los cninos ian re
conquistado q Pekin con 300 900 sol
dados y que las tropas europeas han
tenido l, 800 honbres de perdidas
En- encuentro entire beers ingle
ses en- Wirburg Sc declare la vinto
ria por los ingleses Sc ha captura
soldados
Antes de anoche estuvo e| senior
J; uf1oz Rivera en Carolina a vi>itar
al seflor Delgaoo, qa:en Sc encuen'
ira go mejor de las graE.'s heridas
que recibiera
E1 rey Alfonso XIII La l!2gado
a San Sebastian despuGs de recorrer
10, puertos del Cantabrito lecibien
do ovasion7s en- todas parties.
.sox~EJo A LAS NADr rEz.--El j.r h. r.!uan
e: t.: d: 1 WjqsyT na dee De % sr' % 2 10, ni"es
tranquil .iviando al io Io d,l~ry e gel to de-
dar Cama IA al nio a.nda Ia. en,as 1 ij avis odHs t,a
dolores, ayuta al viento, regu'a los ne:tin es
de- Ia dsnci5n d. cres eausa. Tensr ' sls1n
psdr por 'Jarabe CalmaIrte de Mrs. Winslow'' p1es
- el msjor de todos.
Nos dicen de GALES que a conse
cuencla de los carYo5 que Tubica
mente Sc le hicieran al cabo don
Santiago Rivera, Sc traslad0 a aquel
pueblo ell teniente de la policia II
sular sef1or Cristy esclareciendo fos
hechos. resultando ineX@cta~ las >a':u
saciones y quedando'en bun Iugaf la
reputation del cabo Cristy
Ell segundo teniente de la policfa
insular don Miguel Hurtado estuvo
diez y nuev, dias en- el puesto de
eCoto del Laurel, (Ponce) y On tan
corto espacio del tempo . ilevaron
efecto en- aquella demarcaci6n 55
capturas por robos de gatado in.:en
dio y otros de,itos Be- L'or el t4
niente Hurtadt.,
A cons e5nenuia del arto audaz
de los rusos, Sc han Susprudido tota
men1e las ui,erae ionf> del eje cit,
:. ti:it'u s.. crc:. nils.iite u a tu1
nagr; cion europea.
Sc dice que el prOximo abaao
cclehra1a Il cOttsrjo !n~u!ar se>i61
extr aordinaria. para tomar acuerio
Sc bre el informe que presente Ia co
mission nombrada para proponer la
division territorial.
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i0tr() atrOpeI|o!

Fin Ponce estaudo Dn Chano 10
rres Ell una tertu]ia comentando 'cs
sucesos dc Juana Diaz, fue provoca '
do Dor uu Dom bero, no contesto a ia
AGGRESSION; pero al irSe para su era
ia rccibj6 una bofetada Ell la cara Y
uu garrotazo Ell ana pierna que !" ''
20 caer fractnrandcle ell hu">o De e.
te miembrO
Acudio en- su auxilio la ro'lcia'
noro ,os aeres ores habian huido apre
suradamente'
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Urge e| renledio,

El hambre en- IauuO es torlib]e.
Merodean los liinosnoros por Ia ca
Hes y Sc ven CentenareS dc ninos
huerfanos y abandonduos. No hay
ddnde ganar un real, por que los RI
COS haccndados dc aver son poIres
mendingantes que no tjenen nj con
que nandar desyerbar sus tincas.
oPor que 81 Comisionado del In
terror, Sr. Elliott, no dispore que
hu tlnprond&n alEunus trabajos de
rArrcttras eu &QncIla cmpobrecida
corarca, para dar pan y ocupacion
i tanto iufoIiz: Es nc3osario poner
rrmedio 4 tanta dosdicha, y este de-
ben ha"erlo los gobjernos discrotos
y hunratju, coz ia prOntitnd que las
cirrut>tlnCias eXi ijcn.
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EI Gran AntiIIa.'

I'm trlrGramA que 50 la recibi-
'In dc AimGria comunica que cl vapor
sGran Antil|a> que var0 en- aQuella
costa: ha cnedado partido en- dos pc
dHZOS.
la tripulaci6n ha abandonado
q huque, quo estaba asegurado,
Era una hcrmOsa nave cl <Gran
Nmillas 4 bOrdO dc "a cunl hahian
iho cNpedicioncs de Scldados 4 Cuba.
Pcrtenecfa oi barCO & la casa f =
PIats, de Bal celuna.
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/ 3 ~ II !

Quien tome a la ea1umna Ia ruerece;
Llevo en- alto ls frente no me arre1'a
Lance Ia honda contra mi la piedra
Cuando IL mano del rencor la niece.
;Ou< Ia ca]umnia vii germina y creco
Y &c agarra los animos, cual hiedra
que desmorona la pared, y medra
A costa de las honras que envilece9
NADIA me importa: en- sus empef1os villa
Siempre rastrear como reptil odioso
Que no amedreLta la virtud tranquila;
Els la lid del enano Ell coloso;
Lo grande cede al parecer, y oscila
Mas, al final, Sc yergue victorioso
NJ MARTINEZ ROSSELLO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-30

italian los SrcS j. GOycO y Ga nn los
carros dc esta ciudad de Santurce
y en- su fdbrioa Mnrila, Gale del Go
mercio 25.. Por quintales & 45 cen
tavos quittal
Nsl5 II
EJ Juzgado municipal de San
Francisco Fnue ci;a2Os los inalvl
duo:s Juan Vaz9uvH j Conrepc;dn
Vi1cnt(, i fin de- que compa! eH.:.tn
como to,tigoS ant c} Tribunal &c
Distrito de e>ta tiu 1AI t) pInNi'uO
de Septiemb,o
Han ,i*4ado 4 Cuina do, n:ii
hombres mas dej ei@"ci1o alaman
Un iniivi lur qu dijo |lamar
So Damian AgninG. ulaltrAt6 do
obras aver la ilidividna Juana Ro
sario, que fu6 a5s,ida de variaS con
tusiones en- IL sala de so:otros
En- S2uturce hubo aver un
fuerte escandalo pronoviio por lo>
indiviluos Ramon pujaI y E>teban
Bismarck sien7o dcuuucjadoS por la
polcia
Antenoche Sc alarmO el V4cinda
rio de Il Marina pOr motiVO GH dos
detOnaCi me, he arm;tde fucy J. Prac
tcadas las di'igunrit, del ca-o pnr
la ,)olici4 ra~ultj s.r q >rrruo dc
Ooras del !ruorto
Dr., Manuel Guznan Rodriguez
Certitica:
Q1e la u>ado con magnitiUo, 70
sultadCs el vino de Stoarns de acete
de hlgado de baGalao con Peptonat>
de hierrN, Ell las euferlr rolalHs con
suntivaS, en- la cOnvalo scenria d. lbs
processes febriles graves en- G! p3!I
dsmo cr6nicO. y en- toln> A1ue 10,
padecim;entOs que rcquie;"u q II %
del acaile de higado de u u.,'a!aO y Z!
hierro Es uno d.: Us u:tjnre| pc
paradOs en- cl tiatanin,,ip de Ia III 5
Bronquitis, Anemia, dehiI idAl gnli.
raj Escr6fnla Il 4JujtiAm)
DIR NJ GUZMAN RGDRlGC ri
Anasco Pto Rico, 10 i M,z,
de 1891
En el uf1D que teI mi';0 cI ~ d.
JUNO, . sea tn 10, doe mo So, IRAN,
currido,. despu@s del bur.sc.u DC
San Ciriacp, n1 hatdo tu Iun>o
2O49, dntuucfOn1a, pOr 10 uanj
mientos En- 500 nl mes de Jujin ii
tjno Sc han rogi- trado 374 defu.:..:u
nes; y en- 10 que va de Agu>to 81
cuentan 259 A este paso Sc de~puc.
b}a aQuella juri,1icc:Gn.
HemOs *idO ohsequjA los p,i' |
fotOgrafo seror -Ajonso cou eI cua-
oeruO $ del album foto9ratco qu!
viere pub'icaudo Tanto ror ej mo
ritO artlsticn del trabajo como p +
los recuerdO> aus r9p:rernt2u. 10
debc fdlt ~ ':>5h COiccciDn d. fD;u
gIaf!as en- nlnGuu hugir. maxine
cuaudo sus pIc.;iO, >pn >umaIuen:o
popu|a!es,
la tesu.i':s:iu e. >ns..;,:iU con
ira el jef i, Pu.:ci. l.: Por :: Y "a
sido ejcVa1a ia c4u~a al .A'tur>ry
General
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-30
NOIIC.I.AS. NOII


Seg1n las noticias que llegan 4
nuestra mesa de redacci6n, hay des
acuerdo en- los miembros de la conf
sion que ha de proponcr al Consejo
la division territorial para las cleo
clones, con arreglo & la Ley Foraker
Cada cual arrima IA brasa 4 su sar
dina, pero es indudable que triunfa'
ra la distribution que presente mas
uniformidad en- la division de los
distritos. Por supucsto; la polltica
jugando el principal pape|.
Sc ha acercado a esta redacci6n
nuestro amigo don Tulic Otero su'
plicandonos hagamos constar, que
no es corresponsal de uingtin peri6
dico en- Ia Isla, nj suniuistra mott
cias de ningtln g6aero Hace esta
aclarH>,;6n publica para conocimien
to de los que en- dicho pueblo le acha
can cnanta ncticia buona mala Sc
publica de all1
Ell comisionado de instruction
recibido va 81 importe de los segu
ros de la sModel Schools: incendia
da Asciende dicho importo d sdiaz
mil, trescien1os cincuenta y cuatro
pesos, ochenta y tr Centavos
orOs Las casas aseguradores fuc'
ron: Fritze Lut;dt y Ca. Gambia
Stubbe y Muilenhoff & l[Orhcr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-30

Edward Hogard, empleado eli Ell
<Edison Electri; Light Company,
salio anoche a componer un alambre
electrico de la cuarta Avenida. que
causaba las luces de ese circuito
Ell que Sc apagaran
Mientras estaba encaramado so.
bre e. poste para hacer ell empate,
TOGO el alambre, recibiendo . un shock
tan terrible, que cay6 al suelo frac
turaudose el cerebro Muri6 a los
10 minutos
Del ,New York Sum Agosto III
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Emulsion
de Scott

de manera que resuIte
grata, pura y pcrteCta.
Cast tOdOS Ia putdcn to-
mar, sin Ia lnenOr rcpug-
nanCla.
Ouo5 han procurado
haCer una Emulsion pa
reclda, perO en- VanO, por
no pOSeer csc arte. Tai
VeZ uSen los miSrnOS in
gredlenteS, perO no SaDen
mezClarlos para que pro-
duZcan los misnoS re-
SultaduS.
Meditos y pacientes recono-
Cen unlVerSalmente ii Valor
immense del Aceite de Higado
de BaCalaO d"Sd>3 hace mis- de
un siglo. En- la forma de una
Emulsion grata y acceptable y
combinado ingeniosamente con
los IIipofostjtos, como Sc halIa
en- la Emulsion de Scott, los
cntermOS tlenen una meiiCi1a-
aIi'ncnto lnSuperabIe para re-
tvrzar Ia san9re y reconstitlir
: q cucrpo desgastado del tierno
nj7Io 0 del adulto.
S'"Tr z Hn"NF, QuimIco,. Ne~ Work
De v~rta ~ las To,icas.
Mffese ""n g.. :r IN t"r!o frasco que
..rezca III cn"ni'"', .GI,re ell cual Va
rcsoaa IA r;iGu,ta c-i !v.,alor llcvandc
sobre h, ho'n"tos W gran b4cslao.
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H|E-LO.

A UN CENTANO Ell kILO, 10 do
italian los Src> ]. Goyco y ca en 10,
carros dc esta cindad y de Santur"e
y ca su fabrioa Mtril", calle del Go
mercio o. Por quintales & 43 cen :
tavos qujttal.
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FL CumitG directive de La

FL Cumitt directive de La
lTniOn de las mni4re, de Ffancia
reunido n'se:i6n eAtraordinaria, ina
acorlado remitir, con dnStino al
Cunrpo dc ejtrcito cNre1irionarIO
en- China, un primer tnv{o de vinoS
tintOs de CAampagne, leche con
densada. bil:cochoS. cOnservas de
lCgumbre> y rOpa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-30

Ell Inspector de Hygiene del
Board dc Sandal doctor Sal3ana
trabaja sin descans0 contra los ali
mentos adulterados y pue5toa al tx
pendio pubIico. va ha hechO deco
misar alguuas provi,iOneS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-30

Ell departamento de sln'truc
ci6n publicas ha quedado instalado
en- cl Palacio lntenlencia plaza de
Alfonso NlD Ell Museo pedag6gi
co Sc ha colocado en- dos magnitica5
habitaciones, y queda alberto dis
posici6n del publico. E' comi>iona
do de instruction Mr.. Bru mbangh,
Sc propone dar un gran impulse q
la lnstrueci61 del luebIo puertorri
QuCNO.
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Acaban de "el4brarse ell Flo
rtncia solemne; festejOs para con-
memorar ell stp>itno centenario del
';priorato" del Dante v de la funda,
ci0n del Palazzo Necchio.
Las tiestas Sc han veriticado en-
ell salon los "Quinientos,, en- que
Sc concentran los mas glOrinsos y
tragicos rccuerdos dc "a historical
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-30

NUTA.-A toda persona que nos remita eI .c,port<
'e remitiremos ell reloj franco de porte Pox
IA cuenta riesgo cualauier punto de la isla
fTRA.--Se componen zelojes de todas clAs<S< -
rantiz21sdolos por AEo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-30
De aCtuaIidad,
Nuestro colega cl sSan Juan
NeWss publica en- su clicihn de an
tier, el siguiente sueito Sensational;
MUERTO POR CORRIEN'rE
ELECTRICA,

Un trabajadC en- Brooklyn
agarra IN alanbre y niue
.e en- el actO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-14
BRITONS ARE DISGUSTED.

London, Fec. /, $50 p. MIN the
absence of exciting war news, the ma
ton and the newspapers have had time
to discover the utter lack of relation
between the feeling of the people and
the temper of the Government as
demonstrated in Parliament, where,
instead of relieving the grave anxiety
of the country by the declaration Of
measures, it is proposed to take IN
behalf of the national safety, the Min.
listers continue to demonstrate their
inability to grasp the situation by beat
ting the air with determinations, self
accusatory defense and chickering's as
! to the degree of responsibility attach
able to the respective departments of
| the Government. The disgust. almost
despair noticeable on all sides, is
voiced by the ultra-ministerial organ,
| the Globe, which says:
The heart of the empire seems para
| lyzed, while its eXtremities are in full
vigor Thus far only one statesman
in the front rank has struck the right
note. and that is Lord Rosebery."
The actual news from South Africa is
of little interest. General Butler main
talneu silence as 10 MS future move
ments, but it is generally supposed he
is maturing another attempt to reach
Ladysmith.
A letter appears today from Han
overian officer formerly of the 22d
German Infantry but now among the
military advisers of the Beers which
says that nearly 10000 trained Euro
pean soldiers, including quite 300 Off.
GERS. are among the Beers. Referring
to the military situation at Lady
smith, the officers says:
owing to the strength of our posi-
ton on circle of heights like Sedan,
we cannot be brushed aside except by a
relief column outnumbering us 2 to l."
Owing to the discovery that cotton
khaki is insufficient protection for
troops sleeping on the South African
plains. the Government Is starting to
reclothe the forces in the field with
wooden khaki, and has already ordered
81, 900 suits in Glasgow alone.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Orpheum tonight.


New York. Feb. 7.--Sugar-Raw,
strong; refined. firm.
Two choice lots in Manoa for sale.
See For Sale column.
Position wanted as nurse or house
keeper. See want column.
There were but thirteen cabin pass
engers aboard the Australia.
For sale. cosy four room house on
MakiN street. See For Sale column.
George Haffner, jeweler, has moved
to Vineyard street near the Queen ho-
tel.
Fred Walker returned from San
Francisco in the Australia this morn
ing.
Nicely furnished rooms at the Pop
ular House. l54 Fort street, from S1.0r
per week up.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Chase returned
from San Francisco in the Australia
this morning.
Livery and boarding stables have
been established by the Club Stables at
Long Branch, Waikiki.
No rooms left at Waikiki Inn, but
there is plenty of room in the Pacific
for all Of Honolulu to battle, all for 25
cents.
The members of the Amateur Or
chestra will meet in the Y. NJ. G. A.
hall for rehearsal at 7:30 o'clock
Thursday evening.
Holders of assessable stock in the
Waalua Agricultural Co., Ltd, are no.
titled tina, all assessments due and re-
naming unpaid Feb. 18th will lbecome
delinquent. See New Today.
The fifth assessment of per cent
per share levied on the assessable stock
of the McBryde Sugar Co.. Ltd, is
due March LIST and will be delinquent
on April LIST. See New Today.
Henry Smith, master, has filed re-
port on the final account of Margaret
Cowes, eXecutirX of the will of Robert
n. Cowes her deceased husband. With
the correction of some clerical errors
he recommends that the account be al
lowed.
THE Hawaiian Scenic Calendar" for
1900, published only by the Golden
Rule Bazaar, 316 Fort street. is beau
Iful work Of art. It ec'ipses all pre-
vious efforts in this line and nothing
would be more appropriate II this time
than to mail one of these t. the solks
at home" Prics so cents.
The use of the Singer in millions OF
homes shows the unpreceden, Il sue
cess Of these ideal sewing ma Vines.
It is convincing proof that thu Singer
excels in all kinds of family ~~Iug
and art needle work. All our Wing
machines are of the best construc> on,
beautifully decorated, aud are mounted
on selected woods In finely finished
cabinets Of artistic designs. B. Ber-
gersen. agent. 1871 Bethel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-14
Port Albert at HilO.

Hilo, Feb. 10.-Hila has become the
rendezvous of the U. S. Noah Arks, in
stead Of Honolulu. 1t Is supposed they
mistake Mauna Kea for Mount Ararat.
The last arrival Is the Port Albert.
sixteen days from Seattle. with SIC
head Of horses and mules. She will
sail for Manila tomorrow or Monday.
Captain Parker, who has charge OF
the stock. says he landed the animals
without single accident.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-14
HOnOrS for Col. Little.

Gilbert +. Little has had conferred
upon him the Thirty-third Degree of
Masonry while in Washington. This
Is the highest degree attainable and can
only be obtained by election to the
place left vacant by the death of a
Mason having that degree. -Hilo Tri-
buno
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-14

There is only one Jesse Moore Whis-
Key in the world and that is cold and
nure. Lovejoy & Co. are distributors
for the Hawaiian Islands
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-14

Fish inspector Berndt has
come ACROSS some very curious
and beautiful fish lately which
are bel 6 pa,n,>d by KING
BROS. Arti>' A very peculiar
crab is on view in KING
BROS. window, Hotel street.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-12-20

The New York city hoard Of education
asked for bond issue of x14.ts}1 .325 for
the purchase Of sites and erection Of new
schools.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-12-20
SIX STUDENTS PERiShEO.
Burning of Normal school at Fredo.
mia, y. ". Saddens Many H0mea.

DUNKIRK. n. V, Dee. l5.-From the
smoldering ruins of the Fredonia State
Normal and Training school. which was
destroyed by fire at 6 o'clock yesterday
morning. one charred body has been re-
covered and revision of the list of miss
ing makes it certain that seven persons
perished in the fire which licked up the
structure, entailng the appalling sacrifice
of life and Il property loss of $2OU,0OO.
There were % young women students
in the building, of which six perished
The other victim was the aged janitor.
The dead
Phneas j, Morris, janitor: Irene Jones
of Busti. \. Y; Bessie Hathaway of
Cannonsyille, \. y; Ruth Thomas Of
Pike, \. y; Cora Storms of Boston; Mae
Williams of Lake Como. Pa. and Maud
f. Fizzel of Bradford, Pa.
The young women were students and
occupied rooms on the third floor of the
building In company with matron and
80 other young women who succeeded in
escaping by descending the fire escapes.
To account for tn. origin of the fire
puzzles the local board of managers, as
there was no fire in the building. the
heat being piped from boiler two blocks
away.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-12-20
THE TREATY AMENDED.
Senate Insists On the Right to For
tify the Canal


WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-For nearly
three hours yesterday Mr.. Hanna of
Ohio addressed the senate upon the pend
ing ship subsidy bill. While he has spo-
ken heretofore on the floor of the senate,
this effort really was his first formal
speech to the body since he became a
member of it.
In accordance with previous agreement
the senate in executive session took n
vote at o'clock on the amendment ia
the Hay-Paunccfote treaty authorizing
the United States to defend its interests
in the canal. The senate did not close its
doors until = o'clock. and there was then
left only one hours time for discussion of
the provisions of the amendment. The
vote was taken by yeas and nays. iii
votes being cast in favor of the amend
ment and II against it, The negative
votes were as follows: Baird, Beveridge.
Frye, Foster. Hansbrough, Lindsay. Ma
son. McCumber, McEncry. Mcbride,
Morgan. Money. Stewart, Tillman, Wei
lington, Wolcott and Gallinger.
The committee amendment which was
adopted is provision to be inserted aft
er section : of article = of the treaty and
is as follows:
1T is agreed, however. that none Of
the Immediately foregoing conditions and
stipulationS i'll sections numbered |. =, =,
1 and ) of the article shall apply to
measures which the United Ststes may
find it necessary to take for securing by
its own forces the defense of the United
States and the maintenance of public
nrfnro
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-12-20
Norfolk Navy Yard Crippled,

NORFOLK, Dee. 1.-THE building
occupied by the construction department
ut the Norfolk navy yard was complete
ly destroyed by fire last evening. Short
ly before u o'clock Il wntchman discov-
cred the office of Constructor Stah to be
on fire and promptly turned in an alarm.
The navy yard and Portsmouth fire de-
partments responded, but found the
blaze gaining headway rapidly and in a
short time the whole building was u mass
of flames. The ircmen then devoted
their time to saving surrounding build
ings The building destroyed contained
all the important papers. models and
plans of the construction department.
Over 1000 drawings and 100000 worth
of live oak timber were destroyed. Loss
to building and contents over S2W.O0U.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-12-20

A full line of bed comfOrtables at
HolcOmb Il Lauer's.
Good comfortables cheap at Hol-
comb & Lauer's.
Special bargains in hats at J.W Bucks
Dold's canned meats are unsurpassed
for flavor and are all Government insoect,
ed for sale at Buschhausen's
You cannot find a finer Red Alaska
Salmon no matter what the price you pay
l5cts can at Buschhausen
Lake herring and white fish at J.W
Bucks.
Mr.. James McFarlane is agent for
the Celebrated Pitkin Paint and
Specialties. This is the oldest mix
ed paint mandatory in America
and their goods are guaranteed no.
to chalk, crack or peel off whe,.
properly applied and to last longer
than any mixture of Trust Lead and
Oil.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-12-20
A city Train Robbery,

NEW ORLEANS. Dec, l4.--The Chi
cago limited on the Illinois Central, due
tn arrive here at I;1a u'clack last night.
was robbed at Carrollton avenue. ON the
outskirts of the city, by masked men.
The mail and express ears were blown
open with dynamite aud the former was
ritied of its contents. Conductor kenne-
breu was badly wounded. He was shot
in the back because he did not obey or
ders to uncouple the train, None of the
passengers was disturbed. and they knew
nothing of the robbery until the heavy
charge Of dynamite was fired. Then
they pulled down the blinds and kept
uuiet
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-12-20

We pay $24 per week to man with
rig to introduce our Poultry Conf
pound in country. Send stamp for
terms.
Royal Mfg. Co. Dept. 2G.
Franklin, Pa.