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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-04
ITS GREAT TERMINALS.
Afford Sites for Large Industrial
Enterprlses.

The greatest enterprise that Savannah
and Chatham county have known for
years was the establishment of the great
Seaboard Air Line terminals on Hutchin-
sons Island. Until some two years ago
the island was practically a waste,
though it's proximity to the city would
seem to have marked Il for development
long before 1t was a useless tract, how
ever, employed only for grazing and de-
sultory truck farming here and there.
with the river front devoted along two or
three stretches to ship repairing. The
island was an eye-sore, lying practically
unused and to no ones especial profit, a
prompter OF the question as to why it had
never been utilized for some purpose that
would have made it contributive to the
prosperity of the city. The answer to
such question was the liability Of the
island to overflow. strong nor casters hav-
ing way of piling waters high over the
land. The inundations did not come fire.
quently, but they carried devastation be-
fore them when they did appear and in
dustries could not survive upon the Isl
a plan as was conceived by officials OF
the Seaboard Air Line.
The plan was for the protection of the
island by means OF a great dyke. This was
built, encompassing some 800 acres OF the
best lands of the island and saving them
from floods. The levee win survive the
onslaughts OF the waters that the fercest
storm may lash. IL is said and immunity
from the peril that constantly menaeed
all on the island II now enjoyed by the
seaboard In It's splendid system OF term
mails that has been established upon the
reclaimed land
Three great slips, one Of them some l.
300 feet long. furnish accommod ations at
the terminals for entire fleets. Railway
tracks run 90 all tho sins
md extensive warehouses and sheds
house the merchandise and produce that
b. shipped ana received an the terminals
An outlay OF 81 O0.000 "a represented IN fha
terminals, but the Seaboard's initial years
business would seem 20 warrant the IN
fDauftulted IN Nlghfh paUe
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-04
FIELD FOR INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT.

Its In
BACK Up by Op-
ties for ills Factori Farms and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-25

Tragt die 1DieS Ote, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT
:sssifs NMMZZM
Ssietbon=8 eibinbune.

Gincinnati, g., %. Gpril.
SIN Sbi1tbal bat ME 10 erobe 8e>
forenib fpegen Der ueberf6nemmun=
gen geberrl Gt tpie beute, felt benz aeb=
ruor 1854, 10 Der Obioflub ben brhz
fen Dafisr1aab in oieier StaOt. Il
SUB unb 8 3oG, erreidte. Die mel:
fen Sbalbenobner perbradten Die
Na9t in Der Grpurtung Der i6limm=
ften ueberfdpemmuns. Die ie itattse=
funben Fat, ba lie nidt Dor moraen
"iuifien ueroen, DAP oas @afer BEL
piitsburg 81 fanen ~bssonnen bat. Yis
oieie Ta6ribt beute @beno bier ein=
traf. befiirl;tete man, oab Die ueherz
fdpemmuny BON 1884 iibertroffen
Derben iuiiroe, bod iebt glaubt man
oneemein, bab Der 5IuB nidt b0ber
fteigen nirb. als i'm Ge5ruar 1897
uno MGra 1898, no er in Cincinnati
cine 90be bon 81 5uB errei4te. Oa5
jeSise !Sodt,aFsr lift oas f4limn,fte.
tas mar bier 10 fpdt i'm Tribiabr il
erlebt bat. Sn Der eriten Wod)s i'm
Npril 1886 errei6te Der Stub cin'
S0be bon 55 SUP 8 Son, uno bas mar
bisber Der b0bfte Stanb gu 10 Ipdier
Seit. nit benz MGrs 1898 Bat i'm
SbiotbaL feline lleberidpemmung
iiattgefunben. unb fir sen0bniia
tritt hiaielbe nihi fpGter als i'm Seb:
ruor elm.
Sbslei9 bic f6limmifen 8efir9tunz
gen nabrf6einlid ni9t eintreffen fperz
ben, 10 nirb Der angeriHtete Sdlaoel,
bod Elm senaltiger fein. Wdbreno in
Yittsburg bas @afer gu finfer begun
men bat. 1T bier Iebte Ha6t rnb beutP
nod INNER pieI Shnee unb Hegen &c.
fallen. On bielen Yunften oberbalb
Cincinnati 1T Die Gefobrlinie i;ber<
i9ritten pnb bier nirb fie morsen frib
erreiat lfperoen. 0ie Raufleut. uno
syobriidnten i'm unteren 19eil Der
Stab inb Sac unb Na6t thdtia ae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-25

Or. 8ea, @riinber bes Soutbern Webical
unb Sursieal Snfitutes gu louisville, ap.,
NIT etablirten Offieen in ben SauptitGbten
Der Ser. Staaten. Nutor populGrer Webi=
col Werfe vSiibrer CUR Geiunbbeit," rge=
lunbbeits= S%ournal, Rerp0ie S6mG6e, .ib.
re rria6e unb Seiluns.7
Bonn staate antbortfrt.
Mngeu=, Sbren=, gtates uno Salsfraufk
ten, 9rannlirte Nu9enlioer, Staar beieitte
fbeele Mu8en ridtlg 9eiebt pbne Shuefa-
ooer @ffabr; elinobeat por8ebeugt; Ioufen.
be Sbren, 3aubbeit, Sbrenflineen, &otarrh
Bronditis, Nitbma. &ranfbeiten Der 2eber.
bes Mageas uno Der Giuaemei6e, Sartleibia.
feit, Nta9enfatarrA, @alIenfranfbeit, geIb.
fu9t, Nieren= unb 1laien=NefmmefSea. Sarr.
HuB, Rierfnfronfbeit, &idenidpdhe, urin.
bremen, 81 offers ugiuiren u. 1. 10. Nlnt,
unb Santfranibeiten. Sfropfeln, Simmer, Sib.
;latter1, gcsenta, 9efduire u. (. m. Werp6ie
Sranfbetta, epilepiie Spitprie, SdIaaHuS.
9ebes slberornb, Ebeamatisuus, NeuroIgia,
Str3iranfbeit, l6ma6e Circulation, Sers.
ttppfeu, S9tpinbel u. NJ. &auaer. &c.
ihunlit, 9ebetlt nbae su idneioen, p5ne I'm.
tpeneunl BON Nratmitteln unb obne 2 6mera
-teiie anethpbe. SGmorrboi6eu, Tiftei,
%Seritepfgn8, granddaughter, idmsiaioit
Te: im-s t;Da, ntrs6ie Sdps55e, treissr
5hlB, seheilt mad elmer np:einsn giethp6e.
Seine unlleblan's'. untsriu6unsen. ltuas.
gelfalt9elff,rr, alanlpfIEe, Tiesun9 res MIt=
aracs,p, Ian iamef Nahstbum Ser Air5er=
frihe Sdminf iubt, 8ropt feline une idt-c=
fe Stslle Dcr9rtBert uno peritdrtt. gleif=
pt'l, tper bel eer %sebanolun eifolalos rar.
9ei. e &eriufe nod elm gtiBlinsen. llnbei!.
bare Sale ni6t 9enommen. Seibe gieidledE
ter perI6wie9en uno pripat. GoniuItatior
Nno Examination Iir bosci SsiltereiHrte 81,
Or. Hss,
sollspille, Sp. Ninneapolis, Mirr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-25

uh'Si NuISi'
Grobe Grbrutf6e ereisneten fi9 on
berpiltshurg e Cafe griez. Baltimore
|'& Obip lei Sobp. Der Yanbanblez.
hfr gsTemer. unh Der 4lesbenp 8al=
lt}:9ofn unipeit Sranflin. ga. Der
Gtbrutid BEL Sobo mar $50 SUB lung
rno es tteirfte elmer 14itiin,>
tisteit. nm bic @eleiie fret 81 nal,..
8ei StObo. apii9en Monacu Eac
aIiquippa; purben 100 SUB beg n:.:=
liden 9eleiies so SUB tief ben i~tsiisn
gahnbamm binunter in ben SluB &C.
fdpemmt. Quf elmer Strede BON
fsnf Mteilcl an Der Yittsburs. 8efle>
mer &c Sale grie= 8abn iparen bic Gs=
leiie entpeoer nit WaFer ober grbe
beeedt. Oie Ibbdnse ruti9ten forts
tpabrenb auf Die geleiie berab. bic Don
ben 4rbeitern niGt raid senrs sereiz
niSi perben tonntsn.
Yer S9aben on ben S%elesrapben=
!eitunsen lungs ban 8abnen mar Elm
snnrmsr uno es ipiro mebrere Sage
tauern, i'm 81 rspariren.
auf alien 9abasn laufen iebt niersr
3ige, bod ma9t man nod teinen Oar
iut, bic Slbraeit ein5ubalten.
@lepelonb, 8, 90. Mpril.
Der beftise @inb= unb @9nee=
fturm. Der seitern iiber oieie @tabt
unb oas nOrb!i9e Ohio binfeste, lisB
beute uGmdbli9 na9. Gr bate beute
Qbenb einen 10 bihten Hebsl i'm @s=
folse, bob d fat uam0sli9 mar. BON
elmer @eitc Der @trabe na4 Der anbe=
rem biniibsr gu le9sn. Sr?b Der bsroi.
lden MGG.1:1;1ensunsen Der sslssrapben=
unb SeisDbonssfeaidaften. ibrs GER
ftOrtsn 2ettanssn 81 repcriren. lit Biz
iebt nod renia 8%eifsruns i'm Oien!i
gu bensrfen sslpsisn. 9eute @benb
mar slpiiGsn bier unb Buffalo ODER
. pittsburs tsin einsiaer Oraht nui
elmer birettsn einic in 8etrie5. @Gbz
renb bes Cages ioaren S9aaren bon
Qrbeitern tGGtig. Die niebersebro9enen
pfd9le ourG neus gu erieben unb neus
SrdDir 81 IpaInen. Osnno9 ptrS
es pdbridsiilIi9 msbrsre Sage bauern.
big Der rsgutSre Eelssrapbenperta
anifden g!ebslanb unb benz Sftsa
Dieber bersefteat 1T.
Die Suge on fait alien in bic Stabf
einlaufenben 8abnen baben bon elmer
Biz brei Stunben geripdtung, beion=
bers auf ben 2inien pom Often. Our9
bic 3eritOruns Der Selesrapbenleitun=
gen nirb bic 8epesuns Der 3ise erz
bebli9 erf9nert.
Cine In5abl Der elettrif9en 8abn=
linien nad ben 0itlidsn unb iibli9en
8orftdbten baben ben 8ertebr no9
ni4t tpieber aufsenommen, unb au9
in Der Stabt ielbt lit Der Strabenz
babnpertebr burd bic S9neemaKen
sebemmt. Sin GROCER She'll Der Stabt
lit nod BON benz Seuertpebr=S aupt=
quarter absei6nitten unb 9ubenbs
bon TeueralarmtdIten iinb auber Orb
nuns ~serat1sn. Sieben Seuertpebrz
ftat!onen itrp obne Selearaphe1s uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-25
lob bGtte es niat ausbalten f0nner,

menn CT Die eudenben 9dmorrboiben
aebo5t hdite bos lit eiue i6redli6e
4laae; ober gudlen's Nrnica Salbe
beilt ben lhl'mmiten SAL pon SD.
a~olrhnioen ant grren. sic 1at tau=
uop eebeiIt. Air 0erletun9ent
;tmersr oeer forperlide 9ebreben
lii lie bie bette Salbe auf Der Welt.
f.s % Ges ts eiuf Sdndtet. Sei=
aoranti't perfauft s. Us.
t>uhn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-25

YeIobnuns tempordr auriidseaosen. ba
er tdsIi9 BON Dubenben BON 2euten
belGitist no,ben fei. bic bebouptst bdfs
ten. gtpas iiber ben perf4nunbenen
Rnaben gu niHen. Sails in ben nGhz
iten a9t Sasen perldBIihe Nahridt
iiber ben 8nabsn fGmen, piirbs er TO-
fort Die 8elpbnuns erneuern. aber nidt
eber.
gn Chinatown.
Ra33ia auf weiblide bineiiihe
Sflapen in San francisco.
8orbereitungen fir Elm &uSitel.
lun9sbantett in ct. Souls.
S6dnofi6er 2%sau6a6srfaT einsr Sar.
mercantile in SnOiana.
Jnftalirune oes Gouperueurs 4o5 ron
0lasfa in DER Staot Danfou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-25
SI6afrifd.

2onbon. 90. @pril.
Das 3riessamt bat bon 2orb 3it<
6ener cine Depeide erbaltsn. ipel4e
melb.t, bab feit benz 18. Mpril beridies
bens britii9e gefeblsbaber 81 @efan=
gene sema9t unb auberbem 100000
patronsn nebft aa9Ireiden pferben,
@ieb unb Wasen erbeutet bdtten. aits
6ener beri9tet ferner. bab fi9 felt
jensm Datum 20 Buren erseben bGtten.
Oeutiflan6.
Berlin. %. Mpril.
Qus ben an amtli9er SteGe bier
finsstroffsnen Melounsen sebt 6srpor.
bab Sslbmari9alI Walberfee 6eim
granbe feines Quartiers felbft nod
aug benz brennenben GebGube bic pidz
tighten 4ftenftiide retten t%onnte; iein
Jelbmarf9aIftab basesen. ben inn
Der 8aiier unmittelbar Dor feiner Ibs
reife mad China nit elmer feierfider
gn5pra9e iiberfeiAte, 1T fpabrl1etnz
Ii9 perbrannt.
Cine ssolee bes anldbli4 Der ne,te'
ftsn 9iobspoit mieber Defenders rese
aenorbenen SntereHes an ben Gor>
sdnsen in gbina 1T bic. bab bic idon
70 oft unb 70 piel er0rterte Grase. oh
i'm .bimmlif9en Rei4" nur Elm prs
lliseitries sefibrt peroe. ober Oh es
iid urn einen tpirtliden Rries banSle.
richer alien GrnRes aufaetpdrmt :pira.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-25
9ie bette Mrbeit.
8isRenf6rbe, Sectionen, Ser

g. ) padtrtsn. Aues i1otbl9e tlr Sic
ren;i6ter. Seiteuunsen prompt
beioret. Sdreibt fIr Satalos. @tnnefo,
ia Weefeepers SmppIp Wtf9. Co.,
WieDlet Ssl., MinHeapolis, Mfinu. Sdreibt
brett an obi9e Sirne NIB nennt bieie Sei=
tlng. l2=4m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-08
S01s Juan
NOTA8 POR CORREO

-Ssgdn estamos enteTados, Solomon
Dones es el oausants del impussto que
psss sobre el ron de malsgusts.
Nos dicen que aseguro Mr.. Hollan
der que 81 artfou!o menoionsdo una vex
introducido 90 exponfa nj sol, desspare.
ciendo 81 sspfritu de nalsgueta y qusdan.
do en- condolences de ser vendido para
tomar.
Sc oomenta mucho Ia renuncia del
ssfor Aarxuach, de su cargo de alcalde.
Parecs que lie querfan hsoer pasar
por las horcss caudinas sus amigotss.
iQu6 gsnteoits, por Dios!
La compaiifa de Vsrisdades contra
tada por ell emprssario sefior Banderas,
dsbe llsgar de m momento 4 otro San
Juan.
Asf 10 anunoian eartelones puestos
al p6blioo.
va Sc smpsso ell oarnaval en- San
Juan, aunque todavfa no ne hs genersli
Eado sl juego.
Sc observa una pxtruya dc ohiquillos
vagabuudos que aoosan las nifias de
sscuela ensuci4ndoles sus vastidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-08
DE HUMACAO
GRATITUD

Altaments agra lsoido aatisfecho de
lAs distinoiones y cuidados rrodigados por
mis- amigos en- el doloroso iudo trance
que sstoy atravssando causa de 10 p9rdi
da de mi querida esposs, siendome i'm
possible en- los momentos contestar uno por
uno los kilograms y oartas de la Isla qas
voy recibiendo, hsgo pdblioa, por medic
de sstas lfneas, mi gratitud stsrna haoia
todos cuantos han estado d mi lado &c tan
triste suceso, distinguisndo muy particu-
larments los dootorss don Isidro A. vi
dal y don ]. del Carmen Jim6nex, al Lcdo
don Jose Isern y al Practicante don Ra
mon Villa, quienes prodigaron d la snfer.
ma todos los recursos de la cienoia, con
verdadero interes de salvarle la vida.
Merece tsmbl6n particular menoi6n el
Pkrrooo don Leoncio Garcia Valle.
Rogad por su alma. que asf os 10 su-
plioa vuestro desgrsciado amigo.
Felipe Oter0.
9 de Febrero COL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-08

per que no oorta ssos abusos 10
policfsf
-Por habsr estado tanto tempo sin
| celebrar ninguna clase dc actos oHcislss
Ell ayuntanisnto, % ha ieolarado aAors
en- session permanents.
En- los exanenss para ascsnso cabo
de 10 policfa insular, hixo 81 numsro uno
Areixaga, y - 10 postsrgo On favor de
Pietrantoni, aquel que obtuvo indsbida-
msnte un mes dc licsncia para ir { trabs-
jar las Cimsras.
Los vscinos de Nagnabo, por con-
ducto de nuestro busn amigo don jose
q. del Valle, pidsn isl Qobarnsaor que ss
las termins Ia csrretera que do ailf va 1
Junoos y Fsjsrdo.
-Pronto % darl eomisnxo 4 las
obras de un nnevo psnsl en- 10 isla dc 10
Mona.
Sc procsds con narosda sotividsd
4 imprimir sl follsto do la c6lsbrs causa do
los tiros dc 10 calls dc 10 Fortalexa sl IA
de Sstiembrs, 1 I'm de llevarlo & Arecibo
el dfa del nssstin0 quo 90 prepare.
Hay una gran animaci6n para 10 We.
lada que el domingo - dar& On oil <Casino
espafol., En ella tomarin psrts distin-
guidas damas, entire elias la senorita Mo-
reno Caldsron, hermsna de nuestro amigo
sl lioenciado don Antonio, y sl inspirado
Posta Mstos Bernisr.
-Neiora nota ablsmente de 10 gave On.
fermsdad que 10 rstisne on osma. nusstro
amigo y busn oorrsligionorio don Vicente
Saniur1c. Lo oslsbrsmos.
-Por aussnois de Mr.. Hollsnder,
aver dsssmpsfi6 las fanciones dc 10 Tsso-
rsrfa A. DIX.
-Por an cable reoibido On las o6oinas
del Astornsy general, se ssbe que Mr. Har-
Ian no llsgari hasts msdiados de Marso &
ssta isls, qusdando interil ann 'nts sl frsats
de "a ofoina Mr.. Odllin.
-El primer radaotor do TIE San
Juan Neys, Mr.. Freeman Hsslstsad, que
salio como sscrstario do In oomisi6n qus
snvio Warrington 10 Junta Central 1 Pc.
dir In anulaci6n dol Bill Hollande5, solo
tres ouatro semanas On In
mstr6poli, puss sus ooupaoionss aquf SON
muy apremiantes.
-Casi todos los eochss de plaza de
10 ciudsd estAn contrstsdos para el do
minge. Los otros pidsn prsoios fuers
de tarifs.
Son muchas las familias dc la isis
que llegan ssts capital IA dc gosar dc
las festas que 70 snuncisn.
Sc traits do la oessntfa dc algunos
smpleados de importansia en- sl munioipio.
Esto trasrG oisrtos disgustos On 10 fanilSo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-08

Cesde ell 81 del pasado Enero no %
recibe en- Comerfo ninguna olase de Co
rrss spondeuoia postal.
Los peatones van d proourarla Ba
yamon solo llevan una dos cartaa.
Ante situacion tan anomala al sdmi.
nistrsdor del post office de Comerfo ha
dado cuenta sl Inspect y General de 90
rreos para inquirir donde Va paraI
Ia correspondence destinada q Ia citads
poblacion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-08
FARE|lMI!!A!ClA PEREZ A7lLES
ArecibO, Puerto Rico.

ArecibO. Puerto Rico. Plaza PRINCIPAL.
La antigua acada famac ue del Lcdo Perez Freitss
hoy propiedad del Lco Manuel Perez Av ha
urdo por la altura do las prms
g clase la Isa
FL depcho las formulas cargo ntegents personal
bajo la Immediate direction del Perez Aviles
ductos qumicos inventados apicados Ia erapeutica
Los poductos de han sdo
81 Exposciones
Pedro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-08
EscIavitud puerto-riqueha



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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-08
FoS Tos ToS
5ARARE BE GUAfkG84
DEL DR. RODRIGUEZ CASTRO

Esa acredada preparation ELABORADA especial cu
ceuco Tomas Clanco CURA rapidamente la TOS
nicO medicamento tornado constancia modca
MAR, punto de producer notable ALIyIO TISS que
ocasOnes.
Unico depostario isla farmacia TOMAS BLANCO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-09-17
PROCLAMATION-BY THE Gov
ERNOR.

William Mckinley, late president of
the United States, in the zenith of
his powers and in the full conf
dence of his countrymen, has fallen
like a struck eagle.
While the awful crime of the dis
sembling and %insenate assassin
has aroused the f~iercest animosities
of every loyal citizen against anarchy
and it's benighted votaries, and kin
died anew the fires of patriotism, cul-
minating in a settled purpose and a
fixed determination to expurgate if
we can, and obliterate if we must,
every organization, however small
and wherever found under the Amer
lean flag, inimical to our form of gov
eminent, his last words spoken and
the circumstances attending the last
hours Of his life, are so sublimely
beautiful as to disarm us for, the time
being of every thought but that holy
one which bids us turn to the tomb
Of our dead president and thence to
the throne of grace.
Let us then, in obedience to the
first proclamation of the present chief
executive of the nation, reverently OBJ
serve Thursday, September 10, as a
day of mourning and prayer, and to
this end let all secular pursuits be
abandoned or su~bordinated.
In witness whereof l have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the great seal of
the state of Montana to be
affixed.
Done at the city of Helena
the sixteenth day of Sep
TENDER, A. D.. One Thou.
sand Nine Hundred and
One, and the %independ-
enee of the United States
the one. hundred and
twenty-sixth.
j. K. TOOLE, Governor.
By the Governor:
GEORGE M. HAYS,
Secretary Of State.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-09-17
EXAMINING THE BULLET
Doctor Making Psychological Anal.
ysis Of Revolver Bullet.

Buffalo, Sept. 16.-Dr. Herman
M%atzinger is making a ARCHAEOLOGICAL
analysis to determine whether the bull
let's fired from Czolgosz's revolver
that ended the life of President Nc
kinley did not bear some poisonous
substance. He is being assisted by
DR.. Henry R. Gaylord of the state
pathological labratory and Herbert M.
Hill, city chemist, who will make ex-
animation of the bullets. DR.. Mat
Finger, when asked as to whether in
his opinion ~gangreneous affection was
caused in the natural progress of dis
ease from the gunshot wound of
whether it might be the result of a
poisoned bullet said: Really, 1 can.
not say anything as to that at present,
We are now making analysis of the
affected tissue but it will take some
time to determine the result of our
work. We shall not be able to talk
until next week at any rate"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-09-17

established between the eastern coast
of the United States and the ports in
South America and the Pacific coast
and ports to Mexico, Central Amer
lea and South America.
The encouraging of merchant ma
rine and the building of ships which
shall carry the American flag and be
controlled by Americans and Amer
lean capital.
The building and completion as
soon as possible Of the isthminal canal
as a direct waterway communication
with the coast of Central America,
South Amecica and Mexico.
The construction of a cable owned
by the government, connecting our
main land with our foreign posses
sons, notably Hawaii and the Phil
ippines.
The use of conciliatory methods of
arbitration in all disputes with foro-
e1gn nations, SO as to avoid armed
strife
The protection of the savings of the
people in banks and in other forms of
investments by the preservation of the
commercial prosperity of the country
and the placing in positions of trust,
men of only the highest integrity.
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OF RACE CHANGED
BOTH SIDES TO CONTEST PER-
FECTLY SATISFIED.
Shamrock and Columbia Will Sail
First Race Thursday,
September 26.

New York, Sept. 16.-After a per
fectly harmonious meeting today at
the New York Yacht club, lasting
nearly two hours, between Americas
cup challenge committee and the rep
resentatives of the Royal Ulster
Yacht club, E. G.. Sherman Crawford,
it's vice commodore, Huge G. Kelley.
secretary, and H> M. McGildowney,
it was decided that as a mark Of re-
spect to the memory of the late pres
ident the date of the first race Of the
Americas cup should be changed to
Thursday, September 26. The sue
ceeding ace are to follow according
to the original plan, so that they will
be sailed Saturday, September %,
Tuesday, October 1, Thursday, Octob-
er 3 and Saturday, October 5.
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WELCOMED BY CANADIANS,

Duke and Duchess Make Formal En-.
try Into Dominion.
Quebec, Sept. 16.-Duke and Ouch
ess of Cornwall made their formal
entry in Dominion of Canada today
and were given a royal welcome by
the people whom they may some day
rule as queen and king. Thousands
o f~their loyal subjects assembled to
greet them and they are guests to-
night in the city that is brilliant with
it's decorations and lights. In all fes-
tivity of the day, however, there was
a strong undercurrent of regret at the
assassination of President Mckinley
and deep rooted sympathy for the
bereavement of the American people.
Plans Of temporarily abandoning the
entertainment were seriously discuss
ed but no conclusion was reached.
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to catch a glimpse of the flag covered
bier elevated to view in the obserya-
ton car at the ear of the train. There
was no other bit Of color to catch the
eye on this train of death. The loco
motive was shrouded in black, the
curtains of the cars in which sat the
lonely stricken widow, the relatives
of the president, cabinet and others
were drawn. The whole black train
was like a shutterde house save only
for that hindmost car where the body
lay guarded by a soldier of the army
and a sailor of the navy.
Mrs. Mckinley stood the trip brave
ly. In the morning soon after leaving
Buffalo she pleaded so earnestly to
be allowed to go into the car where
her dear dead one lay that reluctant
assent was given and she spent half
an hour beside the coffin. All the way
the train was preceded about Is miles
by a pilot engine sent ahead to test
the bridges and switches and prevent
the possibility of accident to the
precious burden it carried. The tra1r:
had the right of way over everything.
Not a wheel moved on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad system 80 minutes be-
fore the pilot engine was due 0 for
the same length of time after the
train had passed. General Supt. J. B.
Hutchinson had sent out explicit in
structions covering every detail. The
order c%oncluded: Every precautiCn
must be taken by all employees to
make this move absolutely certain.'
General Boyd, assistant passenger
agent, had personal charge of the
train. The train left Buffalo at $50
this morning and arrived at Washing
ton at 1888 tonight.
In ~ hours it is estimated that
over half a million people saw the
coffin which held all that was mortal
of President Mckinley.