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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01
Los Barberosde Missot t,ri i
nEDIDA f1lGlENICh.
EN- PUERTA DE TERRA.

En- Ell Estado lie Missouri, Sc.
ha promulgado una lei, .obligando
los barberos a cumplir con las ofde-
nanzas de la Junta Superior de sani-
dad.
Estas contienen direcciones aeer-
ca del uso de las tohallas, navaIa;,
cepiilos, peines etc en- circunstanelas
.ordinars espeeialmente despues
de usarlas en- personas que sufran
cualquier affection de Ia piel. Por
elias Sc obliga 4 los barberos Ia
varse las manos en- aqua corriente
antes de tocar al parroquiano; a te-
nor & mano una estufa de desinfec.
,ci6n q aemplear tohaIas impihs i
nnevas en cada persona. Probable
mente habr4n al lgnnas Edificultades
.a principle j los barberQs subiranios
preciosde So trabajos perola compe-
tencia pro1to los REGULAR '7'ss
Los peligros qne encierra u bar.
sberia son reales Il "a pdblico saldrA
mni bene1fciado con estas me1id las.
Alsnnoa otro dos de e union.
prc1 ! lsye siitnt M
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a n !. II
~ IN na pfeYalecldo Ia Yolu1f-,
sgsso del 1enaral
sde. S'orFeos cOntra ia oluntad de
stoao eI pals. as. sazonadaS pro
Iestas ley 0ntadas por !a Gamara de
Concrete, los Municipios parte
'ae S la Iraenrsa, hs sldo tempo perdl-
40. 90, Els :. mos nos en epoca que ~ Vo-5
lun1ad de un hof1bre Sc sobrepone
g la. yoluntad de Ia mayoria, aunque
.esta mayor1a sdR "a que pague. Y
no queda mas rfnnedIo g! que ba1ar Ia
scabeza sa Y hasta. (daf grac1as q dos
Or que no sean mayores los ma
les.
Sc quedan sin servicio diario
los pueb1os de Gorozal, Naranjito,
Vega Alta, Cialfs, Morovis, Flori-
"a Barranquiths, Barros. Pef1ue-
las, Guanlea, "a Y q, Maricao, La
jas, 'IruuHo Alto, Moca = San Sc.
bastlan. iDlez y seis pueblos que
solo :podran recibir sus cartas Pc
riodicos tres vefes a IA semana!
ST en- esos lb:eolos hnbiese per-.
sonas afectas q conmemorar las
tristezas, debeffan promover una
scolecta populaf TARA levanta un
.nonumento al. pirector de Correos,
como reeuefdo' de- Iaes a. 4un saaAksrss
eano, Sc le.debeI que hatamos retro.
gradado - amos, , ESQ 4en nombre
del goblerno pas progreslsta del
mundo., Por n4estra Farte estamos
dlspuestos, no spbo contrlbur, ST.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01
de Ia manana, espectivamen.

s = A-oVtE sl0 u nAuhna, IGSpecUAVpn0As
-.
De Arroyo 4 Humacao por Pa
tillas, Maunabo Y Yabucoa, saldr4
los lines, microbes Fiernes & las
5-85 de Ia manana, de Hulnacao
para Arroyo los mdrtes, iueHes =
sabado, q las 40 30 de Ia ma1lana.
Pc Humacao & Faiardo por
Punta de Santiago, Naguabo Cei-
ba, Sc hara el servicio los m&rtes,
lueves sabados 4 las il de ID ma
mana, = vice-versa los llnes, mier.
coles , yiernes q las 4-l5 de u tar
de. ...ss
De San Juan a Faiardo por.
Santurce, Rio Piedras, Carolina,
Can6vanas, Rio Grande = Luduillo.
q las 5 de la maf1ana, sa1iendo de
Fajardo q las $50, tambien de la
manana.
De Caguas q Comerfo por Aguas
Buenas, diario, menos los domin-
gos, saliendo q las 8 de la m hf1ana
de CAguas Alas 10 45 de la no.
che de Comerfo.
De Caguas q San. Lorenzo. dia-
rio, q las 8 de la mana ma de Ia
tarde respectivamente. 81
ue De GasB q Id Cidra, diariq; me-
nos los doIningos, las 6 de ID ma
nana 8 de la tarde del primero =
segundo pueblo.
De Aibonito, los lines, mferco-
les viernes, para Rarros pof Ba-
rranquitas, q las 2 de Ia mafana, Y
vice-versa q las 9 de la manana, los
martes, jueves sabados. =
No tenemos datos que col Imuni-
car nuestros lectores de las lfneas
de esta capital q Ponce por Maya
guez, nj de los pueblos del interior
que comunican con dicha ruta.
Como nuestros escritos no Sc
inspiran en- la intransigencia, aplau-
dimos el eambio de horas sefdalado
entire esta capital Ponce, ' el
tempo que Sc CANA con el nuevo
itinerario, pues Sc podran contestar
las cartas 81 mismo dia que Sc reci-
ben. Tambien nos parecen acerta
das las combinaciones, en- general,
aun cuando no hemos tenido tiempo
para estudiarlas detenidamente ,.
!: Solo nos falta decir, que espe-
ram O; del Director General de Co.
rreos, que no tardara en- convencer-
Sc de que Sc necesita servicio diario
en- todo el pals, que no pasa ra un
mes en- plantearlo, 81 no le es indi-
ferente recibir aplausos 6 censuras.
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HERRER0 0n+EoAA
SAN JUAN PUERTo-R-

Tfenen de venta & IL 80 ~*.
mas bhjos del mercado: s
Cen1ento marca <Corc t.
Puntas de Paris de toIuss td1r7a = %.
Aceite linaza doble cocio>
Pinturas ing1esas de todas c! ases.
Platps de loza y de porcelana en-
huacales y caias.
cldillas en- huacales.
Claw de paleta.
Rejas de arado.
Granpas para cercas.
Calde eros y anafres
Tornillos con tuercas v aranda1..
para zinc.
Rom apas Fairbank.
Bisag gras T. surtidas.
ban1 Yes forrados de pape] y de ID.
Slrven pedidos q toda Ia Isla v dan
precioS y toda clase de informes 6
quien los solicite.
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A,yUiN NCOS AMERICAS

y E PIT BL1cA LA CORRESPONDS SSz9
Enul sion de Scott. i
The New York apd Portc. -.
Ste amship Company.
Pildo ras rosa iasdel DR. Wi -,,,..,..
The New YorF Life Ins
Con npany.
Vino cordial del DR.. Ulrici. Q
Maqu mas deescribir Remi ~.
La Universal dad de Notre D.,
Vino reconktituyente de ,.4' I'd,
Maqu mas d escribir de Hal H"ud
Vino de cefeza del DR.. Aye
Cereb brinafcompuesta, del ~
conp sl} panff Il de sesur0s de VIC
St Mary Academy, Notre | NE
Vigor del cabello, del DR.. Aver.
Jabor Forest City,
S. H. A. de Lima s Co. Comis =.
nistas.
Dooley Smith & CO. Comisionistas.
Zarzap parrilla del Ir. Aver.
Alimento Mellin nara ninos.
Pildor ras del DIR. 81 lydok.
Pfldo ras para ell Rgado, del DIR.
Ay er
Aernl lotores de Perkins.
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Cnando Ae hacen tantos elo-
gios del . lis sE1 Andaluz., es por
que Sc lobtiene merecido. Ese es
sel licor mas delicado grate al pa
ladar, que Sc conoce. Pfdase en- to-
.das parties.
La prensa de Milan. dedica una
mines e1ogios q la apeta <Vende-
tia zinga resca, ..del joven compost
tor espanol don Ramon Maria Mon
tilla, que Sc ha estrenado en- el tea
tro de Mantua con un exito franco j
v srdadero, habiendo sido .el autor
namado mrc has veces 4 escena en-
al t1ascurso de la representation Ell
final de todos los actos. 4
Aver promovi6 un fue rte escan-
dalo en- La calle del Sol la individual
Demetria Santana, faltando al res
peto a la policfa.
Por arrojar una piedra dentro
de la Farmacia Daubon fue detenido
Martin Rivera.
Anoche, en- la Isleta de Puerta
de TERRA, ell individuo Narciso Cruz
le nitric un fuerte gorpe en- la meji--
LA q Agripina, Aya1a. Ell agresor fue
detenido ocupandosele un palo.
A la salida de la fiesta que Sc
celebro anoche en- ell Casino Espaf1ol,
Sc promovio una collision entire va
~ 1,n1 do
el1os con varios golpes, q heridas,
ls las que fue curado en- ell cuarto
lie socorros. Ha sido denunciado Eel
hecho la policfa.
Vo tome drogas;; SSmaee is'a de G%'se sss
lie Canarias, (Cruz 1877 y 1e-uvene-
era Vd y Sc POI dra fuerte, no hay
,r) alimento que le iguale.
Es sano y nutritivo.
~ Ayer por la tarde, hallandose ell
individuo Bonifacio Amezquita ha-
,ie,ldo trabajos de pintura sobre un
a ldamio en- la casa ndmero "a de la
Gale de San Jose, tuvo la desgracia
le caerse,, infiriendose algunas con-
tusiones.
>Por orden a disposition del
Juzgado de Cathedral fue detenido
ayer por la polic1a ell individuo Ma
nuel Cuevas.
Anoche Sc disparo un petardo
en- la plaza de ar.nas, cuya' detona-
ci6n hizo crear la alarma en- algunos
vecinos.
No cesaremos de lamar la aten-
ci6n de nuestros lectores sobre la
bondad de los cigarrillos <Toros 6
international, iPrdebense! Son los
mejores, es la voz general!
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Los d ue venden mas barato

So BRINos DE ARMAs, Cruz 13.
Soga de pita de todos gruesos.
Pid los, >Zapapicbs, 4Aza las.
Bld dnco zinc, de primera calidad:
Ace bite de linaza.
Machetes, Rel: para arados.
Rejas Iara arados americanos.
Pun ntas de par s. -
Suftido CON, 400 en- ferreterfa
y quincalla.
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R0CAM0S

A npestros agentes haean las re.
mcSas Qe fondos antes dol 40 =.
c:tda mes. N'
Sefan suspendidas las remesas de
period COS los pueblns ono %
no Sc llene esta inpresci:.aible -
dIc,on
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La Esp anola. :
49,
FONDA Y CASA DE HUESPEDES.

Este establecimiento Sc ha tras.
Sladado a la casa mum. 81 de la calle
dc Tetuan, donde su antique duef1o
ofrece comidas y hospedaje 10 mas
economico que Sc puede desear. Ha.
bitaaones frescas con vistas 4 la ba-
MIA Aseo y trato esmerado.
Ant0ni0 S0nl07lano. g..
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DECIARACIONES
DE NACIMIENTO,
, DEFUNCION r.
Y YMATRIMONIALES.
En- La Correspondence.

Ell gobierno Ingles ha dado ur-
gentes 6rdenes para que Sc establez-
"a en- Gibraltar una fuerte division
lie torpederos destroyers.
Ell sef1or Boissevain director de
la <Allgemen Handelsblads uno de
los peri6dicos mas importantes de
Holanda opina respecto a la guerra
angloboer que dentro de diez amos
81 Africa austral no .sera de los in
gleses, aunque salgan victoriosos.
Sera de los anglo lo-afrikanders.
.eDespdes de la victoria, Sc nece-
citaran $4,000 hombres para mante-
ner ell 6rden. A los pocos amos, bajo
la doble preston de la opinion publ
"a inglesa de la opinion publica de
las colonias de Africa las que Sc
tendrA que conceder ell derreho del
voto Inglaterra retirara ell cuerpo
de oc u oaci6n.
<Pero ell recuerdo de la guerra
injusta persistira, i la supremacia
de Inglaterra en- ell Africa del Sud
correra el mayor peligro.>
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Orden general no 2o5.

/, . 4
al propuesta, por unanimidad,
de la Junta Insular de Instruction,
Sc dictan las siguientes Ordenes Ge-
nerales:
/. La Orden General, no 93, Sc
rie cOrriente, de este Quartet Gene
raj, expedida en- Julio 8, 1889, queda
redactada en- los terminus siguien-
tes: 'HH
4 La Junta Insular de Instruc-
cion Sc compondra de nueve MEM
bros, de los cuales tres deberan ser
residences de San Juan sus inme-
diaciones. i seis representatives de
~, seis Distritos de la Isla designa-
dos en- esta Orden, de los cuales de-
IRAN ser vecinos respectivamente.
ADRIAN de ser personas versadas en-
esuntos de instruction, dispuestas q
prestar sus servicios ahhonaoa'e1n.
Los seis Distritos pedagogicos
! de la Isla acomprenderan, respectiva-
mente, las Municipalidades mencio-
nadas q continuaci6n:
:, DIsTR1To No l., .>~
San Juan, Ea anon, Comeffo,
Toatbaja,. Toa-alta, Naranjito, Do
RADIO, Vega-baja, Vega-alta, Coro-
zal, Manatf, Morovis, GALES.
DISTRITO No II.
Rio-piedras, Trujillo- alto, Ca
rolina, Lola io-grande, Fajardo,
Naguabo, Humacao, Yabucoa, Jun
cos, Isla de Vieques, Culebra.
D1STRITO No III.
Caguas, Gurabo, Aguas-buenas,
Cidra, Hato- grande, Cayey, Guaya-
ma, Salinas, Santa Isabelj4 - Arroyo,
Patillas. Maunabo.
e. , DISTRITO No Nv.
II Ponce Juana Diaz, Coamo, Al.
bonito, Barranquitas, Barros, Yau-
co, Guayanilla, Pef1uelas, Sabana-
grande.
DISTRITO No V.
.. Mayaguez, Cabo-rojo, San Ger
man, Lajas, Maricao, Las Marfas,
Af1asco, Rinc6n. Aguada. Aeuadilla
Woca, San S ,A%s1;un
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~<oleqio Particular

DlRIJl DO pOR fLI.o.1 MoCZO BANIET
.llumno$ erte7nos, pensionistos D medic
pensionis stas, Gale del Sol aaatm. re y II.
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co.
iegio: Q La instruction primaria,
incluE eh hdo el ingles, dibujo y Ia his.
toria do Puerto Rico. 90 La ms
truccio,l sccundaria, 8 sea la prepa-
raci0n para cl ingreso en- las Uni
versidades de los EStados Unidos.
80 Cla |ses de adorro. (dibujo, pin
tura NJ nnisica.) 40 Tcorfa y prac-
tica de la Tcnedurfa de libros. Se-
ran tambitn admitidos, en- calidad de
internos, los alumnos que deseen
continuar snS cstudios en- la alta Es-
:ucla America, a, a donde aquellos
concurr1 ran vigilados por los ms
pectorcA del Colegio, recibiendo
'espues repasos privados de las
asienatu ras que cursen. Este Co
logic ticn he SUI <Iseglamento interior.
que Sc cnviara a los padres que 10
-olicitcn.
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Ell MEJOR VINO de sns mess s.

vende en- Pto. Rico es ell Riojano de
Ales6n q ue venden los restaurants
Ella Catalana,, Colonial Clubs, <Ia
Nueva Catalana,, <Las Baleares,,
<Las Antiguas Baleares, ETC., y n
n1ismo precio que sus receptores en-
ell establecimiento de- los sefiore9
Gonzalez y Perez, Plaza de Alfonso
XII. ~~-...
Unicos importadores F. Font y
Hermano, Tanca esquina Fortalesa
Ventas al por mayor y detail
Una cuarterola de 100 litros $50 90
Una docena de botellas. ..... 3 SO
Una botella ........ 80
San Juan, P. r. Octubre 6 1899.
t- F. FONT HER1aANo.
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DISTRITO No I.

Caguas, Gurabo, Aguas-buenas,
Cidra, Hato- -grande, Cayey, Guaya-
ma, Salinas, Santa Isabel - Arroyo,
Patillas. Maunabo.
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Cuando He hacen tantos elo-
gios del : lis <E1 Andaluz,, es por
que Sc 10 btiene merecido. Ese es
sel licor mas delicado ! grate at pa
sladar, que se conoce. Pfdase en- to-
.das parties.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03

Tacoma, Wash, May 1.-The single
trust, com posed of nearly 800 single
mills in western Washington, has been
broken by the refusal of the big mills,
to continue the shut down. All mills.
will accordingly resume business at
once, though the market is overstock-
ed. Prices have slumped 10 to Is cents
per hundred, which represents all the
profits in the business, and are likely,
to tumble still lower. It is believed
that eastern dealers have been stand
ing together in their determination
not to buy from trusts at prevailing in
creased prices. The trust is known
officially as the Washington Red Cedar
was organized early last year.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03
Governor Taylor In kentucky.

Frankfort, Ky, May THE pres
ence of Governor Taylor in this city
was known to the local officers and to
those in charge of the prosecution and
the fact that a warrant of arrest was
not served upon him is now construed
to mean that the indictment in this
case will be held up and process
issued on it for several days. The in
dictment was returned in open court
the day after those against Finley,
CultOn and others were returned, but
1T was not entered as of record and is
now known to be in charge of Judge
Cantrin
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03

Washington, May 1.-The president
is devoting some attention to the Sc
lection of the various officials of the
new government of Hawaii who are
subject to executive appointment. 1t
lis the intention to make these appoint
ments very soon in order that there
may be no delay in the inauguration
of the new government. There are
-four candidates in the field. The names
of President Dole leads the list; Harold
FSewel, late minister at Honolulu, and
now United States agent in the islands,
is backed by the Maine delegation,
and there are two persons of Hawaiian
birth prominent in the affairs of the
islands, whose names also are under
consideration. President Dole is look
ed upon most favorab1y, the president
inclining to the view that by making
such appointment he would not
only recognize the principle of home
rule, but would also make suitable
recognition of the long continued and
effective efforts of Sanford B. Dole &c
secure the annexation of the islands &c
the United States.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03
To Dlsfranch1se Negroes.

Richmond. Va, May 1.-The ques-
ton of calling a constitutional conven-
ton in Virginia, primarily for the dis
franchisement of the Negroes, has been
practically settled majority of the
delegates to the state convention,
which will meet at Norfolk, are in:
structed in favor of making call for
the convention. This is now the alb
sorbing issue and the demand for dis
reimbursement OF the Negroes and
other constitutional reforms has over
Swallowed the original purpose for
which the Norfolk meeting was called
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03
The Mules Turned Out.

Spring Valley, Ill, April aO.-The
mules of the five shafts of the Spring
Valley Coal company have been hoisted
to the surface and turned out on,
pasture. There were 200 of them and
they had not seen the light of day for
three years
In single notice to miners the COM.
pany declares that in the employment.
of labor it will not discriminate be-
tween union and non-union men. The
state officers of the United States Mine
Workers notified the miners that they
will be backed up in their demand by
every cent in the treasury.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03
Troops Transferred.

Washington, April 3o.-Orders have
been issued for the transfer of lis men
of the depot battalion of the First in
fantry from Fort Leavenwcrth, Kan
to Havana, Cuba, 100 of the depot bat
talon of the Fifth infantry from Fort
Sheridan, Ill, to Santiago, Cuba, and
IS men of the depot battalion of the
Eighth infantry from Fort Smelling,
Mimi, to Havana. These transfers
are made with a view to the distri bu-
ton of the men to companies of the
active battalions in Cuba.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03
LATER FROM OTTAWA FIRE.
Eleven Deaths Now Reported
Many Hurt---Narrow Escapes.
$50, 900, 900 FEET OF LUMBER.

Ottawa, Canada. April 30.-The list
of deaths at the big fire is now placed
at eleven There were hundreds of
narrow escapes and number of Peo-
pie were injured
A relief committee has been formed
by the citizens and this, together with
the Catholic archbishops of Ottawa
and Montreal will make an appeal for
relief to the country. The most seri-
Gus problem that confronts Hull is
that of work The majority of house
holders who were burned out are poor
and have large families. 1t is not ex-
pected that there will be employment
for considerable period and the way
in which many of the poor are going
to live in the meantime is doubtful
Estimated losses reach ST, 900, 900, of
which three million or more was of
lumber. Two thousand buildings were
burned in Ottawa and !, 800 in Hull.
Over 1000 families have been rem
dered homeless There is no means of
arriving at absolutely reliable conc1u-
sioDs in these reports yet, but the
numbers cannot well be below these
figures The major part of Hull, with
its immense industrial establishments
and the homes of their operatives, was
swept clean, as well as Victoria and
Da1housie wards in Ottawa
The Dominion government at cab
met meeting decided to give S14, 900 to
relieve the sufferers of the Ottawa and
Hull fire. Ten thousand dollars will
be given for immediate use The city
council has decided to give $40, OOO-
The mayors of Chicago and Detroit
promptly opened subscriptions. In
England the London papers commenced
at once for relief fund.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03

South Bend, Ind, April 3o.-Mother
NJ. Annunciata, mother general of the
Sisters of the Order of the Holy Cross,
the headquarters of which for the Uni
ted States is st. Marys academy, of
this city. is dead from heart disease.
The funeral will be held at ST. Marys.
Her family name was Margaret Nc
Shaffery. She was born in 1884 and
educated in Philadelphia She re-
ceived the habit of the order in 1860
and took the final vows five years
later. In 1895 she became mother gen
eral of the order.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03

Harrisburg, Pa. April 26--Matthew
S. Quay's defeat in the senate at Wash
ington fell like bombsheu in the
camp of his followers gathered in this
city for the state convention 1t was
entirely unexpected In anticipation
of his triumph the regular organiza-
ton leaders had come together from
all over the state and extensive prep
arations had been made to celebrate
what they expected would be joyous
occasion A positive declaration was
made that Mr. Quay would not again
be candidate for senator.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03
HORROR AT EXPOSITION.
A Bridge Falls killing Six People And
InjurIng Many More

A Bridge Falls killing Six People And
IniurIng Many More
Paris, May An accident within
the exposition grounds caused the
death OF six persons and injured about
forty others A footbridge, which
the finishes touches We're being put
crosses the Avenue de Sufren, connect
ing a sideshow with the exhibition. 1t
was constructed of wood with a stucco
facade and with plaster made tower
at each end
Strangely enough the bridge had
been condemned in the morning as un-
safe by the exposition authorities Tbs
public was therefore not allowed to go
upon the structure.
a gay crowd was passing along the
avenue, and some hundred more
persons were walking beneath the
bridge, when suddenly an ominous
crash was heard Before those under
meath could turn aside the structure
fell with fearful crash, burying near
~ fifty
Victim after victim was brought to
light until a of six muti1ated
corpses had been placed upon the side
walk, and nearly forty other persons,
some badly and others less seriously
injured, had been carried in ann
balances or driven to the hospitals
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03
KANSAS VERSUS COLORADO.
To Enjoin Colorado From Taking
all The Irrigation Water.
ACTION IN SUPREME COURT.

Topeka, May Attorney General
A A GODDARD Will present to the SUI
preme court of the United States a
motion for leave to file bill in equity
on behalf of the state of Kansas to en-
join the state of Colorado from further
diverting the waters of the Arkansas
river and its tributaries for irrigation
and other purposes Mr. GODDARD left
for Washington with a grip full of
briefs in support of his motion
This action the part of the attor-
ney general is of vital interest to Kan
sas, and especially to settlers in the
Arkansas valley, involving as it does
about SIS, 600, 900 worth of property.
The Arkansas flows through sixteen
Kansas counties, forming a rich valley
of ?, 500, 900 acres The river has a
strong natural Aovv and undertook, but
the state of Colorado has for many
years pursued policy of practically
appropriating or attempting to appro-
pirate all the water which was by
nature intended to come down this val
ley through Kansas. To such an ex-
tent has this damaged Kansas, and
especially the portion thereof in the
Arkansas valley, Mr.. GODDARD concluded
to see whether the highest court of the
land can afford this state some needed
and equitable relief.
The counties affected are Hamilton,
Kearney, Finney, Gray, Ford, Edwards,
Pawnee, Barton, Rice, Reno, SedgwicS.
Sumner, Cow1ey, Harvey, kiowa, Stat
ford
E. F. Ware, of Topeka, and s. s. Ash
baugh, of Wichita, have for some time
been investigating the propositions in
volved, and several months ago the for
uer suggested to Governor Stanley the
propriety of having suit of this ma
| ture instituted and some time since the
attorney general and Mr. Tracy of his
| Office, assisted by the gentlemen above
named, set to work upon the prepare
ton of bill in equity which is now
prepared and printed, ready for fling
| Mr.. Wares name appears on the bill
| with that of Mr.. GODDARD. The sui
| will be brought upon the authority O.
| Governor Stanley, as the chief execu
tive officer of the state.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03
GeneraI rrench at Work.

Dewetsdorp, April 2s--Gen- French
entered this town with two cavalry
brigades. He left camp at daylight
and found the Beers holding the hills.
These were shelled and the Beers
retreated- The cavalry pushed around
the position of the Beers above town,
where they were holding General Run
die in check.
1t is reported that six thousand
Beers passed through the town last
night in order to avoid General
French's attack in the rear.