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Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

An irreverent writer says that Sa- tan's fall was probably due to his hav- ing slipped on peal of thunder.
 X boys first trowsers and a mans first love are soon outg-own.
 It is not an art to lie 10 yourself and believe it; it's human nature.
 It's hard to convince an honest man that the world is full of thieves.
 "A sweetheart is charming fancy, but wife is liable to be solemn re- ality.
 We have three kinds of people In the world: The wills, the vents and the can'ts.
 Many a man would live to ripe ola age in blissful ignorance of the many ills h4 is heir 10 if it were net for the annual crop of drug store alulanacs.- Chicago news
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
MATTERS OF RECORD.

The following instruments, reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- siract company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday:
 Oliver F. Morton, commissioner, to Robert M. Bond, deed to lot 2 and 2G feet f. blk Si; consideration. $2,S75.
 J. B Montgomery and wife to Will fam Convery, deed to lots [ to IS, blk 50 Montgomery addition; considerl- ton, $225.
 Clara H. Murphy and husband to J. M. and Mary J. Jamison, deed to eia lots and 10, block 3, Orange Wood: consideration, s5,0os.
 Daniel Johnson to Robert F. Doll. decd to nIA. seh, sec B, tp Il, e. eN 20 a; consideration, Sl.
 E. M. Wallace and wife to Silvalo Coronado, deed to lot 2, blk 4, Linville addition; consideration, sss.
 Eilvaso CoroAa&o aMd wife to Pat rick T.. Hurley. deed to lot 5. blk l. Lissfsss, a&sitios; consideration, s&s7.5s
 S. <. e.asdeTs to MsSthh a Charlton,
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
RICHMOND DAY CD.
eI-eS E. Washington St.

not seen for eleven years, resides. So tse is going for a short at time at least, wRh the expectation of sometime com- ing back to The Republican. He has lived in Phoenix for sixteen years, and in all that time has gone abroad only as follows: onoa to Mesa, twice to Tempe and once each to Tucson, Mari cOpa and Kyrene. He went to Los Angeles issS than a year ago to see the machines there. but he has never seen Yuma except from a car window.
 Fred Branch will De missed by every b0dy in Phoenix except the secretaries, or those wh0 have charge of the rolls "f membership of Sunday schools. He was uev~ sntagonistic ao Sunday SchSOls. bBt as q perpctusl attaehe og . daily newspaper De was dsharrcd SFuGn thslF rleystlns influence.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
IRON SPRINGS OUTING CLUB.

The annual meeting of ths nroa Springs Outing club will he aeld at the office of the Phoenix Light and Fuel company, corner Jsffersoa sareet and First avenue. PaOeRiE, ATiEona, on Tuesday, April :. iSH, at 9:&s g. m., fer the purpose of st@ctiHs dir~eioTs and transacting such other b0sSRSss as may properly come before the meeting.
 T. w. PEMBERTOE, PFeSldGQS
 w. II. ROBINSON, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
Talk About Cheap!

Yeu just ought to go through our store and get our prices. We have just received our spring carpets and rugs. They are beauties, too. We're selling them cheap, they're going fast and will soon be gone. We expect another car of mixed furniture this week and must make room for it. You can get a bed room suit at your own price now. We have thirty styles to select from, from 92o to s7S. If you're broke, your credit ls good. Come and see us.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

deed to lot 1, blk IS, Linvil!e addition consideration, $l.
 Martha J. Braly and husband t9 !. c. Wasson and J. F.. Walker, deed Ca nell, sec l9, tp s,rt "; consideration,
 T. E. Dalton to d0serh Moaihon, deed to lots 22, A, 2S, 2s, 90, blk 2, sNe- gers addition; consi beration, slea.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

yacy Steer Hair Store, 12i w. Fourth St.. Los Angeles We make wigs, switches, toupees, natural as your o@n hair: detection impossible. Switches all shades, St.5o upwards. lf your feet bother you use Vaey Stecg Foot Pow deF. fr.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

Vt. Q. Esac& wishing 60 sssir~ asssh active b3siRe<s, Witl sell his satire stock os groceries, qussns@are, glassware. etc. at cost. Do not miss this oppor- unity to get a bargain, as everything goes. Fixtures for sale. Corner Wash ington and Second streets.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
SEA FOOD.

Ocean Fish every day at Coffee Ais Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

For the best breakfast, lunch or din- ner go to the Maison Dore, l7 North Center street
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

ws fsns -soasg tor ourselves end others on improved real estate The Evans Loan and Investment Co
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

15s patterns of picture moulding, new stock, latest designs. Picture frames made to order. No fancy prices.
 J. B. LONG HARDWARE co.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

MsRlesn haadlwogR. silver inlasd spurs aud bits ~, Porter. HE Eass Washington.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

Basket Sorlal auction will he giseR On neE& Wednesday evsning, Maruh s7. by the PhoeniS lodge No. 5, A. O. C. w. tn tho K. of r. han. Eac@ of ahs ladies are requested tn bfaas a tz,se kst with lunch enough gUF tgN < snoa tiue guarautseG. pawraas th. eigdea.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
Mckee s. Cash StA'p.
WAS THROUGH IT ALL
What It Means to Be Soldier in the
 United States Army.

Dr. Lewis Halsey has received Sst- ter from an old acquaintance, Ia5or James Began of the Ninth isfastry, the regiment to which Mabsr Baldwin was formerly attached. A Restiea sf the letter Is interesting to PhoaaiY readers, and Is printed belSSs:
 Fort Slocum, N. Y., March l:, lssi. ''Rev. Lewis Halsey, D. D.,
 Phoenix, ArSs.,
 Dear Sir: Your kind htter reached me in due time, was pleased to hear from you again. but am heartily sorry to learn of your great loss. I have a vivid recollection of your calhs at the post, and your strong efforts Co G well by and to encourage my men to do good. You were certainly an active Christian. and I am certain that my men appreciated your efforts. 1 recol- feet well the day the brought your mill itary company of boys to Fort ontario and I was glad to be honored by them on that day. I believe your son was an officer in the company. l hope all the boys will be good patriots.
 "1 have had varied career since l saw you last. I have been through it all--San Juan. operations In LuZon and the battle of Tien Tsin-in the lat ter affair I was twice seriously wound ed, one bullet passing in at the right hip and coming out in the rear of the left hip. the other breaking and badly shattering the bone of the left arm. By another bullet they tore off the top of my left shoe. but only numbed the toe. I have suffered a great deal. but am now. thank the Lord. doing very we'll l was wounded after the last charge-almost to the Chinese walls, and was on the battlefield thir- teen hours with my face turned up to the sun. l was taken off the field in an improvised litter, for miles, so you can imagine what my lot was.
 II hope you are quite well. and in case you meet Chaplain Scott, please remember me to him kindly"
 
 Just received. 1000 gallons mixed paint which will be sold at lower price than elsewhere in the town.
 J. E. LONG HARDWARE co. Go to Ambrose's corral for cheap rigs by the week or month.
 No question about the best place to cat. Is at Coffee AIS Restaurant
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, SYRUP OF FIGs, manufactured by the CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP Co.,, illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxae tive principles of plants known to be incidentally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening laxas tive, cleansing the system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fepers gently yet promptly and enabling cne to overcome habi,ual constipation per- manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectiona ble quality and subs stance, and its acting on the kidneys liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating then, make it the ideal laxative.
 In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medic. nal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by q method known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co. only. In order Z, get its beneficial effects and to avoid limitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
 SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
 LOUISVILLE, KY. lTEw YORK. N. Y. For sale by all Druggists Price Soc. per bottlo.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

No question about the best place to cat, Is at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
Do you want a Good Pocket Knife ?
 or a Razors :.> :>.tt> <

yNu
 
 
  srpass question:  factory from Could anything for? We the city. quauy considered
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

Just received, 1000 gallons mixed paint which will be sold at lower price than elsewhere in the town.
 J. E. LONG HARDWARE co,
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

Go to Ambrose,s corral for cheap rigs by the week or month.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

Try the upstairs prlvate rooms for Lobster la Newburg, at Coffee Ais Restaurant
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-07
SUBSCRIPTION
PARA LAS FIESTAS.
De San JUAN.
PRIMER DISTRIT0.

Fidel Guillermety, $3O-Sobri-
nos de Esqnisga, $30-Pedro Giusti,
$15 -Scrss. de Mayol = ca. $2o-Pi.
"a Hermsno, $25-Mendizabal y Ca,
$25-Julian Matienzo, $25-Am6rico
Salas, $1O-Grato Tinaud y Co, $15
"A. Lyn 8 hijos, $15 --Balasqnida ,
Co, SIS. Melon y Co, $5-zal-
duoudo Mier, $15-Sucesores de
J. Hernaiz, SIS -Sucesores de Orca.
sitas, SIS -Cu@tars, Ros y ca, $5-
clos Dependencies, $5-Palacios y
Co, $40 -Mullenhoff y Korber, 80
Rubert Hermanos, $10-SobIinos de
Armas, $15- Muntaner y Co, So
Gonzalez, Alvarez y Ca, $5-Vidal
Hermanos, $5-Felix Noa, $5-eEl
Ahorro Collective, $5-Sucesores de
Juncos y ca, $5-Espaf1ol y ca, $l5
Rafael Colorado, $10-Angel Sua-
rez, $2-Bernardino Sanjurjo, $2-
<El Cielo,, $5-R6mulo Beir6, IS =
Pieras y Ca, IS -sLa Hija de .Borin-
quen,, $l-Pablo Lopez, $2-Lucas
Gimenez, $2-Fernandez y Fernan;
dez, 80 2-Farmacia Colon, 81 Juan
Apellaniz, 81 Hugo Stern, Sra.
mon Monies, IS jose Ma Pef1a, -
-Sucesores de M. Roman, $5-Cal-
der6n, Avil6s y co, $5-Gregorie
Rodriguez, $5-Jose Fernandez, 81
Joaquin Matienzo, IS.
Total $45O.
(Co7eti'eaeard.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-07
E Manifesto
del c)nisiOnadO
Sr. Degetau.

En- otro sitio de este ndmero pu.
blicamos Ell Manifesto que nos he
remitido el Sr. Degetau, que acoje.
mos con gusto.
El citado amigo. nos dice en- car
ia particular 10 siguiente:
Adjunto tengo el honor de re.
mitir a Vd. ccpia del Manifesto que
dirijo al Pueblo de Puerto Rico, con
motive de las decisiones del Tribu.
nal Supreme y que le ruego SO dig
ne publican on 81 periodico de su
acertada direction.
La circumstances de no haberse
podido obtener ejemplares dc Ia
edici6n Official de las sentencias has,
ia hoy, me ha impedido escribirlo
antes. Y~dada Ia confusion que aquf
reina desde la publication de las
sentencias, no quiero retrasar su
envfo. dejandolo para el correo 81 :
guiente. ...-
Por esta raz6n, no habiendo
tempo material para sacar copias
para todos los peri6dicos de la Isla,
como hubiera sido mi deseo, ruego
a Vd Sc sirva hacer pdblica en- LA
CORREsPONDENC1Ae esta circunstan'
cja, y sepan por su conducto, como
decano de la prensa y peri6dico in
dependiente, as1 los 6rganos fedora
les como los repubiicanos, que hu
biera sido mi deseo remitir ell docu
mento q unos y q otros y que ante
Ia imposibilidad material de hacerlo,
me he visto privado de ese placer,
Rogandole la inserci6n de estas
lineas quedo de Vd' alto.
s. S. y amigo affmo.,
FEDERICO DEGETAU.
Comisionado de Pto Rico. en- lo'
Estados Unidos.
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Fhe or ans Riico
STEAMSHIP Cow 4ll
LIMEA REGULAR DElYAPOREe
CoRRE06 d. LOS - y.
Ell VAPOR SAN JUAN,
sALDRA FL II DE JUNO
Ad1nite carga = pasajeros.
Los vupores
.'PORTORlCO" Y "LOhGFEllOW"
EI :MdSiCO Mayor
del Regimiento
PuertorriQue1o.

Ignorabamos que don Luis r.
Miranda, Mdsico Mayor del Regi-
miento Fuertorriquelio, es un fecun.
do com position, que son mnchas =
buenas las piezas que tiene compues'
tas, de las cuales pocos tieuen conc :
cimiento, por su mucha modestia.
Por casualidad, hemos tenido
oportunidad de apreoiar las aptitu-
des del senior Miranda, oyendo tocar
su Marcia titulada <Puerto Rico Rs:
giment,, , las preciosas danzas sAl'
ma Dichosa,, <Ideas Candorosass y
<Al despertar,, composiciones sut1
cientes para hacer reputation.
Nos completeness mucho en- po'
ner de relieve los m6ritos artfsticos
de un estudioso ooterraneo, y lie
alentamos & que insista en- sus pro
p6sitos con f6 inquebrantable y vo
luntad decidida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-07
LOS H0RR0RES
DEL TRIUNF0.

A beneficio del primer actor Sc.
nor Martinez Casado, subi6 anoche
q Ia escena el conocido drama de
nuestro amigo y coterraneo Salvador
Brau.
Siempre oimos con gusto esta
obra, una de las mejores del autor,
por la brillantez de sus magnfficas
redondillas que nos atraen poderosa
mente, porque sc percibe en- elias Ia
mano de un maestro.
La velada fue muy sgradable, y
atrajo mucho p1blico al teatro, dis
ting gui6ndose la Sra Luisa Martinez
Casado, que ha s,bido hacer una
cresci6n hermosa de la eStella. del
del drama.
Ell oeue6ciado trabaj6 con amo-
re, interpretando con maestrfa y ex-
quisito arte, el simpatico papel de
<Renato,.
El resto de los actores, Y con
especialidad els sef1or Alc6n, inter-
pretando eProcida., cumplieron
como buenos, bordandos la obra, y
conmoviendo al pdblico que NO cesa
ba de 5atir palmas.
El autor fue llamado q la esce-
na, y la segunda vez que 10 hizo al
termina- la obra, nos lego unas So
berbias dec.Has, con mucho sabor
de actualidad, llenas de vigor y de
intenci6n, que 81 titula <Pata'io, FS,
E,otermidads y cuyo original no pu-
dimos arrancarle para insertarlas en-
nuestra edici6n de hoy.
La pieza fiual clos Demonios en-
ell Cuerpo,, nos hizo reir mucho.
iPobres beatas, y como salem de las
unas de Miguel Echegaray! sLo que
yo tengo. lay! padre, 10 que Eye
tengo ...>
iMuy bien, Sra. Fernandez, muy
bieu!
Pronto Sc estrenar4 el magnfficc
drama <El hombre negro, que es
otra estupsnda creaci6n de Echega'
ray, Ell terrible,
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Hu6SpedeS
puertoriQue6oS,

Ha negado & Nueva York, aeon
pa1ado de SD apreciable familia, d.
Luis Muf1oz Rivera, y ha tornado a.
lojamiento en- ell jefferson Hotels
El distinguido compatriota, atento
siempre & los intereses de Pto. Rico,
pronto dara principle, segdn me ase
guran, s sus tareas periodfsticas.
Ardua 1ucha le espera. Dura va q
ser Ia prueba & que le pone So lnne
gable patriotismo.
I'm esta Capital he tenido tam.
bien ell gusto de saludar q otro paisa
no de valer, el joven don Felix Cor.
dova D&vila, autor de un bel.o tomo
de poesfas que "a conocen dos lecto.
res de LA CoRRESPoNDENC1A. <Pin
celadas y Brochazos,.
Viene 81 amigo C6rdova en- pos
de las Euellas de su hermano Ulpia
no, ausioso por conquistarse IN nom
bre en- el mundo de las ciencias. Pa s
ra clio le sobran talento y energfa.
Su porvenir, & no dudarlo, ser8 otro
triunfo mas de Pto Rico. |
Ell CORRESPONsAL
/ Washington, Mayo.
Angela Ruiz
ha cambiaio su casa de hu6spedes
IA calle de Tetuan no 38, segundo pi
SO, donde ofreee hermosas habita-
I cinnaa cnmidas Y haf4ns tndAa nn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-07
0FIClNA DEL DIRECTOR
DE PR1SIONES
SAN JUAN P. R. JUNO l? 1901

Proposiciones bajo pliego cerrado por
duplicadc, para el suministro de alimentos
q los presos del Presidio Departmental y
de las Carceles de San Juan, Ponce, Maya
guez, Humacao, Sc admitiran en- esta
oticina hasta las 10 de la maflana del yeinte
de JUNO, en- cuya fecha hora Sc abriran
en- publico las proposiciones.
Cada pOstor depositara en- la oticina del
Director de Prisiones un cheque certifcado
por la cantidad de s 60-00 como fianza pro-
visional, cuya suma sera devuelta los no
agraciados.
La garantfa defnitiva ianza para
responder al cumplimiento de cualquiera
de los contratos sera de 10000 dicha fianza
8 dep6sito, le sera exigida al postor agra
ciado. .....~-.
FL Director Sc reServa el derecho de re-
chazar cualquiera todas las proposicfones
Las proposiciones seran 6rmadas por ell
postor, Sc haran bajo pliego cerrado sc
dirigiran al Director con slas indicaciones
siguientes:
"Proposiciones para el suministro de
alimentos para los presos de Ia carcel de
...o para el aio economicO
que vence en- 80 de Junio 1902.
Subasta quo Sc celebrara las 10 de la
manana del dia veinte de JUNO 1901.
Otros informes & mas de estos, ,podr4n
obtenerse en- la ofcina indicada.
Ell DIRECTOR /,
Maximino Luzunaris,
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20lle eleeell
mdeStr0S.

Sc acerca al momento on que
van & elegirse los maestrosGq que han
de desempenar las escuelAs durAnte
el pr6ximo curse.
Los maestros que cumplen sus
deberes deben permanecer Tranquil. j
los y ca esas 1uchas que Sc entablan
siempre inevitablemente debe respe
tarse q meuos 10 neutralidad de los
alumnos.
Estos, 81 son los mejores jueces
para discernir Ia cantidad d . afecto
que mefece IN maestro, no 10 son
para determinsr Que cantidad de Co.
pacidad tiene este comparada con las
de otros & quienes desconocen por
complete. sS. -@ss:-.---.
Ademas, aparece ante 9; pdblioo
mallcioso como que el mismo macs.
tro es quien promueve esas NANTES,
taciones interesadas, y queda ante
el pdblico como comediante quien es
persona muy digna.
Cuando Sc trata de maestros en-
carecidos y artistas de reconocida
fama como 81 Sr Oller, par6cenos q :
es un deber de sus alumnos buscar
todos los medios legales para que re
suite favorecido; pero ese medic que
en- este Case particular es justifcado
| y nobilfsimo, resulta 81 Sc general
20 IN procedimiento abusive que On
su dia podra seryir para que 81 Co.
misionado de Educaci6n sufra un on
gaflo.
Los buenos maestros no 10 son
| por el ntmero de firmas que puedar
recoger en- un tempo dade, sino POI
el ndmero de benefcios que puedar
causar por 81 buena ccnducta y ex'
celente ensenanza,
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MuCh0 10 CelebramOS.

Dice un colega local:
eAnoche, al entrar e1 ePhiladei.
phia, fueron abordo, ell doctor Mo.
ret, su sedor padre, setlor Dexter,
el Captain Berries y un reporter del
<News,.
Con eli captain del vapor SO di-
rigieron al camarote del Sobrecargo
y all1 encontraron ell paquete intac-
to Y sellado con lacre rojo.
Era 10 que so esperaba.
Tenfa un r6tulo. Absl Murillo,
nombre del que 10 entreg6 al doctor
Moret. .-..~
- En- Nueva York, cuando lego el
<Filadelfia,, pas6 abordo eli senior
Uribe, procure el paquete, = como
no 10 encontr6, dio cuenta a la Po'
licfa, que telegrafi6 8 San Juan, sien :
do preso ell doctor Moret.
Sera puesto en- ibertad..
Mucho celebramos que haya
triunfado la inocencia de nuestro
amigo Ell Sr. Moret, como 10 esper4
bamos.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
del de peri6dicos { 81 40 Ell quintal
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Adminlstrs dor Genera
DECATUR, Illinois.
156-3O
Vapores que saldran.
PARA NEW-YORK

PAKA NEW-IUhh
Relaci6n de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
le de Newly Ork.
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PonceP PuertP San edro
Para otros frmes drigrsed dsusc
" CQ
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
del de peri6dicos { 81 40 el -quintal
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Para paSar ell Veran0.

En- una preciosa Quinta,A que dis
Ga seis millas de esta Capital, bueua
carreSera para ir ella = muy cerca
de uno de los mas caudalosos rios
del pats, abundante en- pesca, Sc o
frece hospedaje para una 6 dos per
sonas, con todo servicio & sin 81.
Pueden vivir en- familia & en- ca
sa sparte. tnformaremos en- esta
redacci6n.
A 1C-11
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-07
INVENT0 MARAVILL0S0.

Cura la caspa, calvicie, dolores de cabeza
Il u, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 msmo que la
peinilla or6inaria.
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Pasaje gratis

Sc solicita una Senora que sea
natural de Ia Peninsula espaf1ola y
que sirva para acompaf1ar q una ia
mllia en- nm viaje & Barcelona Sc le
abonarAn los gastos de pasaje
Informes en- San Justo mum %,
entrando por IL calle della Luna
9 15-15
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6uPR6SA De VHPOR6S
DE SoBRInos DE 4lERREKH


mes
de ,Baacoa
de me n
galoa amerte Ia atambien
GAADo
~~@TS A
los
rddco
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ha cambiado su casa de hu6spedes &
IA calle de Tetuan no 38, segundo pi
so, donde ofreee hermosas habita-
clones, comidas y bal1os a todas no.
ras. -~. r.
15-4
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-06-14
LOCOMOTIVE BLOWS U. !.
Boiler on Engine Explodes, Kill
ing Engineer and Fireman.
BRAKEMAN INJURED SEVERELY.
Accident Happens While Fast Freight
Is atFew Miles Out Of cIarks, Neb.
Engine, Which Was One of the Big
Ones, a Complete Wreck.

Columbus, Neb., June 14.-As re-
suit of boiler explosion on Union
Pacific engine yesterday morning two
men are dead and third fatally in
jured. The dead:
ENGINEER CHAS. FULLMER, Omaha.
FIREMAN DAVID JENKINS, Omaha.
The injured:
William Fleming, head brakeman, Omaha,
severely scalded, leg broken; may recover.
The engine was oae of the large
class, No. 1881, drawing train No. II,
in charge of Conductor Wallace and
Engineer Fullmer. When about four
miles east of Clarks, the boiler ex-
ploded without moments warning.
The engine was completely destroyed.
One car was derailed and traffic de-
layed about four hours. Parts of the
wrecked engine were found 100 yards
from the track.
tits said that this is the second acci-
dent ofsthe kind that has ever occurred
in the United States. Numerous boiler
explosions have occurred. but railroad
men say that never but once before
has the boiler of locomotive been
blown up while train was moving
along with such apparent smoothness
as this one was.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-06-14
GAGE Accepts New Mint.

Philadelphia, June 14.-Secretary of
the Treasury Gage, acting for the
United States government, yesterday
accepted the United States mint which
has just been completed here at cost
of more than S2,000,o00, and is said to
be the finestfand best equipped build
ing of its kind in the world. The cere-
monies attending the transfer, which
took place in the coming room, were
simple but interesting. Secretary
Gage and United States Treasurer
Roberts and party arrived here at L
O'Clock and were welcomed by Mayor
Ashbridge. Colonel Snowden presided
at the exercises.
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Kills Son and Herself.

Montreal, June 14.-Mrs. j. j. Red
path, one of Montreal's society lead
ers, and her son, Clifford, are dead in
their handsome residence on Sher-
brooke street About 6 o'clock the
household was startled by the noise of
two revolver shots from Mrs Red
paths room. On rushing in the ser
wants found Mrs. Redpath and her son
lying on the floor, both unconscious.
The inference is that while temporar-
lily mentally deranged, Mrs. Redpath
attempted to end her life and in at
tempting to prevent her, the son was
shot
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Wabash to Enter Pittsburu.

Pittsburg, June 14.-President James
Ramsay of the Wabash railway yester-
day authorized the advertisement for
proposals for the erection of a bridge
acros the Monongahela river here,
and the construction of IL miles of rail
road south of Bridgeville for the Pitts
burg and Carnegie railroad. The total
cost will be s3,0OO,000. The construc-
tion of this line means the entrance
of the Wabash into Pittsburg by con-
nection near Steubenville, O., with the
Wheeling and Lake Erie, of which
Ramsay was recently made president.