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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-29


caballeros, todo q precios mui mo-
dicos.
eel Tropico, San Francisco 50.
n-a-15-9
Don Manuel Argueso, de HUI
macao, q nombre de la Sociedad
sArgtieso Viader,, de Yabucoa, ha
pedido Sc modifque ell cobro de pa
tentes por licores que le hace ell
Ayuntamiento de este pueblo
Don Fidel de la Mano, vecino
de Mayagtez, ha sido multado por
aquella alcaldia, por infracci6n al
Reglamento de carreteras.
En- Mayagtiez Sc ha procedido
al riego de las GALES.
AVISO-Se vende ell estableci-
miento de provisiones al detail, ST.
tuado en- la casa ndmero 90 Gale de
San Francisco. En- ell mismo infor-
maran. n-s-15-12
Ell alcalde de Arroyo ha con-
sultado al Centro Superior 81 aquel
puerto esta no considerable como
aduana de primera clase.
Don Juan Rivera, vecino de
Adjuntas, ha reclamado de aquel
municipio los haberes devengados
que aun lie adeuda como professor
que fue de aquel pueblo.
Nos manifesto aver ell Sr.
Consul de Venezuela que habia leido
en- La CORRESPONDENCIA que ell
doctor Goenaga habia renunciado la
nacionalidad Venezolana para adop-
tar la americana, en- 10 que habfa
error, pues Ell referido doctor no
tigura en- ell registro de Venezolanos
Residences en- Puerto Rico.
Aver Domingo ha debido cele-
brarse en- los Salones del Centro es-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-29

Los vecinos de Coto Laurel,
Ponce, m anitiestan los deseos de que
Sc establezca en-, aquel barrio una
cartorfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-29

cQue ocurre en- Ia casa numerO
So de la Gale de San Sebastian, que
diariamente Sc reune lnucha gente
frente a ella? Varios b IAN pregunta-
do aver. Pues, que all1 esta instala-
da La fabrica de anis DEL Andaluz>,
i personals ha y que phsan horas i
horas entretenidos con Ell rico aroma
one daSnida asa NOM lar habi6a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-29

En- Mayag1ez Sc ha procedido
al riego de las GALES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-29

Ell alcalde de Arroyo ha con-
sultado al Centro Superior si aquel
puerto esta no considerable como
aduana de primera clase.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-29
Don Manuel ArgiieSO. dc

Don Fidel de la Mano, vecino
de Mayagtez, ha sido multado por
aquella alcaldfa, por infracci6n al
Reglamento de carreteras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-29

. Sc arrienda Q Sc Fende en- bue-
mas condolences la esta hcia Sta Ague-
da ~ ; Kilometres de Rio Piedras,
Barrio Monacillo.
Informaran Gale San Jose Le-
cherfa de Ortiz.
NJ G ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-29
Cayey ', % Enef % 1900.

Nos informah de Arecibo que
la Corte de Justicid de aquel Distrito
ha revocado la sci htencia del Juez
Municipal de Utua do, por la cual Sc
absolvfa al Ayunta miento de aquella
Ciudad ID de la dem anda interpuesta
por 81 senor Gand1 a en- cobro de pc
SOS i con denado q dicha Corpora
ci6n al pago Immediate, deptro del
tercero dia, de la q hntidad feclama-
da de todas las cd 9stas devengadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-29

Aclarando la n4ticia que die
ramos en- nuestra e Picion de aver
acerca de unos tiros pcurridos en- la
calle de la Fortaleza | frente al cafe
xEl de Julio>; adv4rtimos que la
persona 6 personas q te hicieron ta-
les disparos promovEeron ell consi-
guiente escandalo sal heron del cafe
tin contiguo q. aquel
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Artfculos esped tales para sas-
tres, seda torzal para ojales~ forros
de mangas, .satenes dhina, lanas cua-
dros, casimires che Niotte ingleses
en- <Los Dependencies 5, Fortaleza 33.
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FARMERS INSTITUTE PLANS.
List of Lecturers and Their Sub
i"ctS-latrS Not Yet Named.

RETTUII" SPECIAL.
columbia. Mo. July y The State B'arl
~ Asri"ul;ure has arranged Programme :
for the fail farmers Institutes to b. held in
Miss 1uii. Dates viii he announced l,ieI.
colonel g. ". Matters will attend all the
meetings and Will lecture on Agricultural
Education" soil Fertility and pure
Food" After Doctor Waters leaves she
force h. viii lecture On Agricultural J. iu-
cation" AMI cattle Feeding
Doctor Paul Schw eitzer. experiment sta
tion agent. will attend the meetings from
Lawson tu Rich!Iud inclusive. and will
lecture on Soil Fertility" and pure Food"
Professor J. =. Written. professor of hor-
Texture. State University. viii he at the
meetings Ia North Missouri ami will discuss
Commercial and Home orchards Insect
Pests and Giant pi-ras,S.
Doctor ii. !. Waters. dean of tn Asri-
cultural CutleE,. VIII attend the mestiuy1
from l.p,iduHiu to Richmond Inclusive "nt
illE 90 latte F''lins ana Glover a"1
Doctor -. r. I.urk.y State Veterinarian.
viii hr at tnc mrr ingS. ard mas selected -
a special subject IN "luI.-,.'~ Foot" In al
dit.ou ne will talk uu the Diseases 81 Live
Stock
honorable y. r. MURRAY. president Of the
stale Horticultural Society. will attend ali
the meetings in South Missouri ana talk
an Commercial Orchards" and The Home
Orchaai and Horticulture.
Professor j. ". StylmIE. 'Htumo!DgiSt to
the. experiment station. Will attend all meet
iuCs in south Missouri. and lecture on In
furious lusacts and the Manner of CON-
trolling Them.
Doct.. X. II. Lcssc. prc-iden, of the Mis-
souri, State tuiv rsity; Honorable W. r.
earring. "a. Stat" Superintendent u Public
Schools and President John u. Kirk of the
Kirksvill, Normal will each attend such
meetings as their respective duties will per-
init. and discuss such subjects as Indus
trial Educati. y" "AgriCultur" ana the Com
mon schools and How To- Improve our
Rural schools"
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~ ':-!""". Government VII Not
Prosecute Man Hdr.c,i "if:;
Stealing stamped Packages.
THEY WERE DEPOSITED ON TOP.
Stat" Refuses To Proceed AGAINST
Him Until Name of the Owner
Is NScrTtaincd Meanwhile
There Is No Warrant.

novel question has been raised hy the
aires, Of a. nan Who IS charged With
stealing packages which w,re deposited on
thp top Of mail box.
The Tuit.l Stats authorities der.ar" that
packages 50 deposited are u,r mail. AMI
persons taking them are not guilty "f vi"-
la.irC Vucl, Sans postal laws. Tn" state
authoritiss. o- the other hand ar" I'm 4
auaudary as & what - do with the pris-
ourr.
All admit that larceny has boon commit
tod but To whom Jo attrihut" the owner
ship OF the property IS the question which
they cannot decide. Docs II belong To the
United States? II 81. the stat" authorities
believe that the Government should prose
cute. II il belongs to the person to whom
g is addressed. then they believe that 1t
must he in the custody Of the Government
and. therefore within the postal laws.
II the property belongs to the person who
deposits il or the box. then the State au-
thoriti,s claim there Is little chance TO
prosecute. as in fsw cases can the, name OF
the sender he aScertainci- If the Govern
meut authorities Persist in the ruling, II Is
not safe jo deposit parcels oH the mdli
box, for the risk = entirely with the send
e.. Until letters or packages have been
put inside a box. they are noi United States
mail matter.
The question was raised by the arrest Of
Henry Williams. who was taken into Gus
tudy 10y Policeman Patterson on suspicion
e having taken some packages from the
hux at Fourth street and Lucas avenue
When he Was searched h. had in his pos
:. ssion "a package containing eighty-five
POSTAL cards. addressed to j. II. Medley,
Lebanon. Mo: one addressed 10 :. ;. Oar
range. Bii Mircham, Ala. and several 9th
"rS with III. addresses torn. He had. also.
w. nty-ScEt Il --C'nt stamps ana two J-cent
stamps, which had been torn from pack
ages.
Policeman Patterson applied to Assistant
United States District Attorney Hitchcock
for warrant, but he said the United
States Court had h. II that matter was not
mail until II had been deposited inside a
receptacle provided by the Government.
Application was then made to Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Johnson. Mr.. john
son decided that the case came under the
Federal laws, and called up Attorney
Hitchcock over the telephone. only 10 re-
ceive the same reply as Policeman Patter-
son. Mr.. johnson then said he would take
the matter under advisement.
on one Of the packages was the name Of
Eddy x Eddy. local grocer firm An cf-
fort will be made 10 find who sent The pack
age. IL the person can he found. the police
Will Try to get him to prosecute Williams
for larceny.
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-, r.cuIiar slur TO the 'ess''-but his iu.i
a I.I';.''' ,nrIist Henry Frederick Murat'
- his title is Prince of Naples. IL. = |"
J"srsndant of Joachim Murat one nI ~
poleon R"napartes great orIT'ii Kin Of Ma
,I.s F{is bride is a daughter OF ,dilt,,.
SheItema. formerly in the h%ildnf , Mii"s
and a member Of on" OF tls De i"' n'''',,
l., M, little Kingdom of the fair queen
H.. Tvs Is SO years old. and carries him
soIf with an aristocratic ar Tie .as Va Va
c.urtly manners of a gentleman "l tn' Ui4
s.houi and while he talks freely 10 ms m
innate friends OF his title anu M farm. =;
h dislik"S to- toe questl"h'I a. ~ 20 -, :.
MS birth ami early lite- lie says ne va
horn i'm Italy, and there his narrative vi
hmSet ends a., r-ronch
loachir MUrLt was a her" o. tar r', ,,,
Revolution and of tn Nap1It"il' va.
When NarpIepu Was at tn Z"nith 81 Ms
clraer. and was ravaginE Europe 10 ma
Kingdoms for his family and laN"rit"S. ne,
t'l,,.G his brother Joseph ON the throne or
Nal,l.s which h,fur. the dawn Of l hll' !, !,
T.lI- was petty Kingdom. LATER J".'p,i
was promoted and was given ne ,hSh y,
Undressing the spanish mind "Ith IN" iuti
that the BUHapart"s were maze 10 run
'This l.ft the Naples throne vacant. Instead
OF ordering competitive examination 70
d.t,rp,iu. In. lucky fellow. Napoleon gave
tn. apuolntmaut To Murat, who had mar
riad the t.mpcTor's sister. Caroline. ms
was I'm lstS and for four years Murat ruled
the NeapOiitans with q rod OF iron ne
T, turned to \apoieou's support IN IN" cam
raiEu of fSl2 but deserted his iflperlii
iroth,r-in-law after the BATH" Of ls'ips'c
and remained aionf until the early part OF
ISIS Later I'm the same year he landed III
ItaIy with Il force of thirty men ana en-
faavured to- regain the throne. but was
court artialed and executed under Il rap
i,i-trguSit act IF his own GRAFTON
II Is from THE distinguished ancestor that
In. princelv Pasadena hoUsa painter claims
descent The family Of th' first Murat. OF
at least two sons. smiErat'd 10 the nit"d
S',rre after the battle of Waterloo. Prince
\snnIaun Achille Nurat settled I'm Florida.
lie married Betty Byrd Willis. Virginia
L.Ilr ana q Eyaudui"Ue Of General George
Washington after which he retired to his
rIori3f plantation and lived the life Of a
oiIiet country gentleman. He was the au-
NOR Of - Moral amt Political View OF tn"
United Stat.S'' and several other short
works Prince Napoleon luci"H Murat lived
I'm exile at Bordenton. y. J.. near the place
of his uncle. Joseph Eonapurt.. eN-king Of
Naples aud Spain. He married a Miss Caro-
iirs Frazer. daughter Of Il Scotch army OH
cor and Tor thu. union his alluwauC" was cut
c-r bI his uuCl" He speedily disSipated the
ftrr I'M. Of his wife anu her family. and they
suffered for the bareSt necessities of lie.
when NAPOLEON III was restored TO the
,brnun Primo" IGIcicn returned ~ France
ana closed his career as heiitt'd the son Of
"a King and the nephew OF an Emperor. Ills,
daughters married into tn" titled families
Of The country. and one. jhe Duchcsse de
Norrhy. was the intimat" friend and COM
RAMON of Empress Eugcnie.
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NOW WISHES He
HADN'T SPOKEN,
Chester a. Fry Made Bluff, His
Wife Took Him AT His Word,
and Now Is Missing.
SEARCHING THE CITY FOR HER.
They Had Quarreled and He Told
Her To Pack Up and Go if Sh"
Wishnd-Hr Hasn't Seen
Her Since.


Chester a Fry n vaudeville sketch artist
u,bo il ho.,5i,,, -. y, Mr. Pine street L.
- p -. - "a. ,,.f,
"e ,"7 w -. ,,,,r,
IL ~ an instance Wieie " H"S"""" '."''
was called In the last week they hii ma
merous little quarrels. which finally re-
shifted in her d.r,Yriure Friday morning
Tb,.,. have b..n married only a y.nr,
WI, -. ,..,,,,,,,., ., ,b, room ,f,,r ,,iu.-
-. L., ,,,,...t t.. Ito
"Gt Tor rev nii'"''N -. ''"','' 1853
i'i'h''h N''""
In few minutes she asked nm ~ 90 4"
tho Pos, pri,a for tn. mail
" ,...... Il, . .. ..
NOW 'h"t" 10 "S' ''''''''- '''' N"''
h.. replied. ct You want to pa X -FOUR
.,.,r, mi m ,-,,,, ran In il Ri. IN here. IN
'''''i'S az" ~ 80"
mont or me
Well I'll 20 tn the Post Office she -
III, =, =, -. ,.,lt,.I yvitbort wallis. M
P'i'' anu ''' ''
p,tSv' -, 80, l.. IA M, .,...,, l,,l,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

-, Egypiulurv i'm the University of chicago.
has just been commissioned by Emperor
William of Germany to superintend IL"
conn -S'tipu and publication Of an Egyptian
dictionary. This important work viii 'uu-
sumo fifteen years In thu making. and She
Chicago Psychologist has been commission
yi Tor Ouiy one year This term. however.
may be extended az its expiration. Profess
or Breasted is q recognized authority In
his specially and in the Semitic langu E.s.
About 81 year ago Doctor ErmInn. the cPit-
tTa'SI German pri"ntalist. requested Pro
f. sSor Breasted to- Join him In the work on
the dictionary. aud since that time he has
been busy with his shar. ~ the labor i'm
loTial RECOGNITION 81 which - now seen in
liz, EnppTurS appointment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

Infantry. Company II. under command Of
Colonel Anderson. This regiment Was re-
Cruited Z" it, full quota at jefferson Bar
racks and WIS ordered to the Philippines,
arriving there December -. 1868. Corporal
EuCklew writes ff"m LiIa. I.uzIn under
date of April D. 1901. as follows:
After arriving here ia December We went
into camp on the I.un.tu. January were
ordered ia the south line. where the dirf"7-
elt companies Were distributed. occupy Ing
tine towns Of Maucabn. FaraHaquc. Las
PiUaS and T. pptr Bridge.
JANUARY ~ began the southwark move
mtut. destined 10 be march to the sea
through heretofore uninvaded country
known as the stronghold Of the Instructors,
a. well as being one of the NealthieSi AMI
most populous Provinces on the island. As
thu regiment marched to Dasmarirus they
drove before them a small and badly fright
ened band Of insurgents. VINO. beyond an
occasional shot. did not distinguish them
selves. \ two days rest and the regiment
marched to Slang. where they received or
ders TO report to General Schu an, who CT
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F--I T.. auj Myrtle I:"iuhasi'. ETA Ma;is. %.
boy.
Join aud p.LI beer. t1-G FGg-. bow
!.u.tuu ANA t.,iith Wells 3si1 Page. hos.
.,.l.u r.. ami MARY Murruy. IS. Evans. tuv.
George ami Anna k",isn-ky. Ashley buiiI. ing /.
rirl. 80 "a {
ElAi.ir. bow.
Iawr,naa and Nelly ',rrtrs. t.', Hogan. tirI
Lra.th AID Mari Bi-i-. 3i8' Nlnueba-n. boy.
Willis =. and Mary \. Davis. s'al ':,rrift' ;
boy.
i.,rusrI J. and Ma. - Fogarty SIS Eyaas:
EirI-
I..ri- ard Laura I:art.u-. ii2l Gratl1t: -irI.
William ag1 Ngfr Parrish, Ss9t PauIu: by.
charles and Julia Wei er. -iH- 'hipH-yI. boy
William ard Matte iE.Uth.". ~ Walton: i.rv.
Wltold ard Mar Rsz-nseiSSv. ll3, Paul. boy
Henry and Amelia Puertusr. sep North Twenty
third. hoy.
Jacob and Anna Tugele-. SGie Minnesota: girl
Albert and 'srrle hushHer. 1918 North six
-esnfN. girl
John and Annie McEna-y 331SA Faston: sirI
Anthony and Mary Schlereth, 1l26 Kentucky:
bCy
Michael and Annie oReilly. is21 t;oode: girl.
Charles and Johanna Hssiey. 81. Lincoln bow.
Valentine and Ann Nogel. isis COOK. hov.
Paul and Rosie Ruehmiilsr. 1911 Wash: hoy.
John and Annie furke. i5s, North Eighth. zirl
Fred g. and Minnie Hoffme.r. 2s27 Hickory.
boy.
Jacob and Dollie vogt. s253 Knapp; boy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
ST. LOUIS BOY TELLS
OF LUzON CAMPAIGN.
CORPORAL Bucklew has Helped Cap
ture Four Large Cities.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Bu,k lew Of M.
80 Deimar boulevard have just Received an
Interesting letter from their son. Corporal
J.. lie Roy BUckiew. who is now serving the
army in the Philippines in Company n.
United States Infantry. under command Of
Culou-; Anderson.
Tn" young man il not quite 81 years f
az" and WIS horn AMI educated In st. Louis.
In lNsS he attended tn. Fort sheridan Mil
taIy Institute near Chicago. When War WIS
DICTATED On spain y'uns Hucki"w enlisted
in he Third United States cavalry. Tr1up
H. which saw service in cuba. After the
war he returned home ami again enlisted
In the Thirty-eighth Regiment Of Volunteer
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, WILL RETAIN FIVE THOUSAND
That Many Troops 10 BE Kept in
Cuban Garrisons.

New York. July 2S.-General Leonard
Wood. Military Governor Of Cuba. who IA :
been in the United States for a fortnight
sailed on the Mexico to-day for Havana.
General Wood said of the military status
I'm Cuba:
THE withdrawal of United States troops
from Cuba viii end with the embarkat ton
of the remaining battalions of the First
and Fifth Infantry. That will leave only
about 5000 soldiers on the island, merely
enough for garrison duty.
Fears that yellow fever would interfere
with the transfer Of the First Infantry were
removed this month upon the receipt of a
telegram which said that the surgeons re-
ported that all signs of it had disappeared.
and that the embarkation would proceed
with ali possible dispatch"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
Internal Revenue Receipts.

LEU Elslc SPECIAL
Washington. July 2S.-The annual report
uf the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
shows receipts last year In the Southwest
as follows:
First Illinois District. Sli3,i.s7o: Fifth
Illinois District. s25 81. lJi; Eighth Illinois
District. 81. ssI. 7s5: ST. Louis District. sl4-
6iloa5: Kansas City District. $2.003,lie: Third
Texas District. Sites. i2l: Fourth Texas Dis
trict S535.o53.
BY States Illinois leads. with total col
lections of internal revenue OF 81. 2S1. 80:
New York next. S46.i15l35. The total col
lectious were s2s5, Sl6.lG1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
NEW EGYPTIAN DICTIONARY

EEPE BL,IC SPECIAL,
Chicago. Ill. July 2s-Dosfor James
Henry Breasted. the welI-knc q professor
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inspector laird Removed.

EFI HlII =tE'lNis-
washington. july 2S.-The Postmaster
,.',eraI has made an order for the removal
OF " e Baird. Post Office INSPECTOR III
charge OF the Chattanooga Division.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
PRINCE AS A HOUSE PAINTER.
Descendant of Murat. King of Na.
pies. Lives in Pasadena. Cal.


Pasadena. Cal. July eS.-The only Prince
in Pasadena is married. He as well along
in years. of stocky build. with sn0w-white
hair. mustache and imperial. dark. deep
set eyes. constantly hidden behind "A uair
of spectacies. and his occupation is that of
a house painter.
Dxss-which = rrc-.C.ccI ''D-x-ess," with
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
FIRE ladies ARE OFF.
Kansas Cityans Sail From New
York for Paris.

New York. July 2s-The crack team from
the Kansas City Fire Department. which il
cnirg to Paris to show Europeans how
Americans fight fire. sailed to-day on the
rrhrr In. Steamship Furnessia.
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New Missouri Corporations.

ELPI- IlI.it' SPEf M.
jefferson CRY. Mo-. July $--The Secre.
tary of state to-day issued a certificate or
incorporation 20 the Springfield Seed Com
pany OF Springfield, Mo. capital stock. H2.-
600; incOrporators. r X. Ricketts,, Z. III.
Walker and ". II. stevens.
The DuSguesne Mining and Reduction
COMPANY Of colorado filed a certificate in
evidence Of Incorporation. capital stock 81
60 all of which Is employed in Missouri.
with headquarters in Eminence.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-12
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment Of the sum of one liundre d and thirty
four and 100 dollars, which is claimed to
upon a Certain %estEsxe' duly executed
and delivered BY Emilias Bellefeuille and
Joseph Peliefeutlle' her husbandl N mort @st
tt eafinx date the 10Th day Ma1ch' 49,
an With a power Of. sale thsrein con:
tanned, duly recorded in the office of the
OF IN 1 az ON
nth day of March, 1899, at 3 O'clock p ~,
in book Vol. OF MORTGAGES. on page 1S2,
ad no action ha " 6een
the debt secured by said mortgage. or any
part thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given,
tanned In said mortgage, and pursuant to
the statute in such case made and pro-
vided, the said mortgage will be fore.
in and conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
The northeast quarter of section NUM-;
bered twenty-fOur in township numbered
in Morrison county and state of N inne-
sofa, with the hereditalnents and ap-
l.urtenances; which sale will be made by
north front ID door r Of the court house, in the
city of Little Falls, in said county and
state, on the 18th day Of February; 1850, at
10 o'clock a; m: Of that day at PUBLIC ven;
said debt Of one hundred and thirty-four
and 400 dollars, and interest, and the
taxes: # any, on said premises: , and
stipulated in ana by snid mortgage in
case of foreclosure, and the disburse.
nents allowed by law: subject to redetnp-
day Of sale, as provided by law:
Dated, January 2nd., A. D. 1900.
SAMUEL TREBBY,
Mortga9ee.
FRANK A. LINDBERGH,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-12
DEWEY'S SILVER CUP.

Formal FERMENTATION Of tho Msmsnte
Made At the Admiral'+ Residence.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The loving
cup of silver made from the melted
dimes contributed by over 10000 Amer
lean citizens. the majority Of whom
were children, was presented to Ad.
miral Dewey during the morning. A
small but notable gathering assembled
in the parlors Of the Dewey residence
on Rhode Island avenue and partici-
pated in the ceremony. The cup, which
is a massive and artistic creation nearly
six feet IN height, especially inscribed,
occupied the bay window, draped about
the base with the American flag. At
one side was a large silver bound VOL
ume containing the names of the con.
tributors of the dimes who had sub
scribed to the token through the in
strumentality of the New York Jour-
nal. The presentation was made by
Senator DepeW of New York.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-12
SEVERELY CRITICIZED.

The London Times Takes . Fall Out Of
tho salisbury Governments.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-The Times, in an
editorial based upon Mr.. Balfour's
declarations in recent speeches, severely
criticizes the government and says:
lit is fortunate for the government
that when parliament assemble it will
only have to face a weak opposition.
If we had been engaged in a war with
q firstclass European power the nation
could not have been consoled with
statements such as Mr.. Balfour has
been making.
1T is neither becoming nor prudent,
after what has happened, for minister
to declare, as Mr.. Balfour did, that he
does not feel that he need apologize for
the government. 1t would be better
for the country and the ministers
themselves if the latter frankly owned
they had made mistake, pleaded ex-
tenuating circumstances and pledged
themselves to serious effort to reform
all which has proved wanting"