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The Dickinson press., 1901-05-04

l q 90 N0ul0. nc oloSOtCICu Az 10 "
perfectly.
Some two carloads Of cement thing
has been distributed at different points
on Willard, Sims and Barnes streets this
week, and as soon as the city decides
upon the grade the new walks will be
begun.
See Currie & Co.'s ad. Tor children's
and Misses dresses, caps for children
boys and Misses, summer hats for men,
boys and children, Lanpher hats for
men; waists in colored silk and white
dimity for ladies. 4.7o-tf
CT. Wilde, accompanied by Yard
master Fred Wilson, was taken to the
Brainerd hospital this week. His injury,
as announced last week, is very bad and
it will require several months in which
to make a full recovery.
A dance will be given under the
auspices Of the /. o. r, No. 1850, in the
Turner hall, at Gladstone, on tb< eve
ming Of May 10. Tickets 50 cents. Sup
per at the Gladstone hotel. A cordial
| invitation extended to all.
Hicks warns the people that May.
June and July will witness the Q vio-
lent storms the country has ever known.
The cost Of carrying tornado insurance is
very small and a policy with the Royal
I'm Aversl apent-is the hest
The hearing Of John Jones took place
on Monday before Police Magistra ate
Ryan. He was bound over in the sum
of $4,000. the same bail that was fixed a,
the time Of his arrest. Mcdonald had
his hearing and was also bound over, his
bond being fixed at $500.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
La causa de Naryaez Rivera

Ell dia "a de los cOrrientes Sc consti}o ei
Jurado que habfa de dictar verehlcto en- Id
causa guida nuestro amigo el senor Mar
vaez Rivera, administrator auxliiSr oe Id on
Gina de correos de Mameyes.
Desde le Sc incio este ceeore procesO ID
opinion pdbica demostr6 gran lnteIes "u
cha ansiedad por conocer su resultaoo
Cuando ell procesado comparsc1o en- Ia sa-
la, comprendieron, desde luego, los 1ueces que
no tenian un criminal ante su vista =
Comenzaron los debates; los aDogaoos
americanos Mr.. Mott y Palmer homag ueIa .
dieron principle sus trsbajos, el primero'
despues de odas todas las declaraclones, em-
pez6 su discnrso de defensa, resuitanoo este
muy elocuente. Segun Ia acusaclon nscai,
en- vista de 10 avanzado de la hora, Sc suspen-
d6 ell acto hasta ell dfa siguiente.
Reanudada Ia session, ell 20, ell Juez ue IN
Corte expuso ante ell Jurado todos los hecnos,
despues de 10 cual procesfo este denoerar.
Los hombres que formaban Ell Juradc, to-
dos personas honorabes. ciudadanos de Puer-
to Rico, America, Espana Inglaterra, exa-
mnaron defendant ente ell proeesO, penetrah-
dose de la nculpabildad del seror Narvaez.
aasta las doce estu vieron del1oerando, sin lle'
gar un acuerdo. Entire tanto, segun olspo-
men las leyes de los EstadOs Untdos, estaban
custodiados por un marshal de 10 Corbe, que
los acompafi6 al hotel donde almorzaron A
su regreso, prosiguieron delfoerando For DOS
8 tres veces manffestaron los 1ueces, que
estaban convencidos de la inocenc1a del senior
Narvaez. Solo existio un voto en- contra {; Pc
70 como la votaci6n tiene que ser unan1me, al
anochecer Sc disovi6 ell Jurado qued6 en-
lfbertad provisional el sehor Narvaez, median-
tie la fanza de tres mil pesos, que entregaron
en- ell acto sus amigos.
La causa sera revisada dentro de POGO an
te un nuevo Jurado.
Los abogados Palmer, Mott Dexter asf
como muchos puertorriquef1os contnentales
feicitan al sefior Narvaez Rivera, por este
primer triunfo 81 numeroso p1blico que
asisti6 Ia vista de la causa le rodeo al final
expresAndole sus simpatias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
LA ARGENT TINA

FL presidente de ia rspdblica Argentine,
general Roca, ha llamado 4 las armas & todas
Ias reservas de los ejercitos de mar TERRA y
esta hacienda todos los preparativos necesarios
para declarar Ia guerra Chile
La prensa de Buenos Aires ataca vioien-
tamentamente q aquella repdblica q cuya pro-
que ha sufrido ell comercio de Ia rep6blica del
plata en- los 1itimos meses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
La opinion de un medico

Ponce, nos decfa:
-SLa verdad que estos cigarriIlos son 10
melor que SO fuma hoy en- Puerto Rico, no
talosrAn en- ser los duefios exclusives del mer-
EsA opinion vale mucho, no hay que de.
CIT que se refiere los nmsjorabIes cIgarrilios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
LIGA REGIONAL

Antes de aver Sc celebr6 una asambIaa an
ga regional. u
Sc nombr6 en- la reunion IN sindfca.o ia
la ei munfcipfo, constituido por los sefioras
Colberg. o =.
Sc han alberto las oncinss organiz.dora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
KITCHENER CARNICERO

Los mas caracterizados peri6dicos alema-
nes, atacan rudamente la Gran Bretafia. por
su conducta an la guerra del Transvaal. que
calincan de carnicerfa humana.
El general Kitchener es obieto de ytolen
tos ataques, siendo el mas suave Ia califcaci6n
de xcarnicero2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
C0MBATE EN- AFRICA

En- un nuevo combate librade entire ingle-
ses SooeTsS en- ell Africa del Sur. los belfge-
rantes tuvieron sencfbles psrdidas
Entfe los muertos y capturados <boers> Sc
encontraron muchos con uniformes in9leses.
que Sc supone sean de los soldados muertos en-
campsHa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
BLANCO Y SOSA

Abordo del vapof espafiol <Cataluf1as re-
sreso ei domingo de So excursion por Europa
nnestro respectable amigo don Julian Bianco y
Sosa.
DAmosle una cordial bienvenida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
Be91xeo P@Ee!


modcos, pndido
sombril, medas
Mo prolja;
a pdblico las e belo bueno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29

iona Iraca Michel avsa parroquanos amigos
ID que tiene su de hu6spedes HOGAR
Co. eaie de uais altos de la de la Pu1als
uonde halaran servda la
cas- oanos dc ducha gratis para los parroquianos
1oiVicioo osHoraoo Precios m6dicos
Ponce, Septiembre 10 de 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
are s1.s7s. $40 and s719.529

of 1900 The net gains are 81 s7ss $40 and s719.529
respectively The individual deposits were S9.6O9,
III compared with S7.315.4 451 in February. and
Snl91.Oi5 on April 26 1900. rejecting gain and
loss of S229369O and 81. sol respectively. A
large increase is shown in the loans and discounts
which amounted to S12.697 662 against S11 15O 759
in February, and S11 927 800 April 26 1900. The
total assets Of the Brooklyn banks So 4O4 375
compared with S21 197.T5S February s. and 500
Ss6133 April %. 1900 increases of 81 2O6617 and
S1S242 respectively.
Ihe new statement shows striking increases in
all the important accounts of New-York States
national banks. The gross resources of the State
banks. excluding those IN the reserve cities were
shown to be on April $211 .02s $40 compared with
S2O6, 9,J56 on February .. and Sl91 OO5. .3ST on
April 26, 19O0-gains of 81 ss93 and $50 OBJ 4s3
respectively. Net gains in individual deposits
almost as great. According the last report they
amounted TO S126O35,siS. against S123. .995,773 on
February D. and Sill Do s24 on April III 19OO-in-
creases of S20i0.O70 and $14S1O0l9 respectively
Loans and discounts in the State banks on April 1
amounted to $1i0941 ,262. against S1OT. SIS 10 on
February >, and $103 436 S14 on April % 1900 The
entire 2SI banks trust companies and saw
ings banks S4,2OOOOO the present time. which is
more than double the figures for that account
last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
CAR FOUNDRY RUMoR DENIED.

Further strength in the early dealings and active
buying Of American Car and Foundry common
stock followed 10y variety of rumors re-
gardng the company, but II may authovitatively be
said that the rumors circulated were not based on
fact The company Is doing large business. but
the dividend on the common stock viii not be in
creased at the next dividend meeting This is off,
ciaI. II Is not the policy OF the company 10 pay
large dividends the common stock at present
Three shares OF the common would about a.
while share of the preferred would cost about
$50. The common stock pays per cent annually
and the preferred per cent and it can readily
be seen that the preferred Is the cheaper stock of
the two. Investors picking up the preferred
and II is estimated that in the poorest of years
the full per cent will he paid. The talk of pos
sible consolidation with the Pressed Steel Car Com
pany is not based on good information. Neither is
the rumor that the United States Steel Corpora
tion may absorb the American Car and Foundry
Company. The company does not need 10 be alb
Sorh
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

DOMESTIC observation-disclosures exchange
New-York was as follows at the places named:
w-Orleans-Commercial 5oa75c discount: bank
81 premium. San FrancscO-Sight, 1212c; tele
graph. 15c. Cncinnati-Between banks, soc dis
count over the counter, soc premium. Boston
15c premium Chicago-10c premium. Charleston
Buying. par: selling. 1sc premium. Savannah
Buying. Lice discount; selling, 7oc premium per
$1,000.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York = Exchanges
S22s, sos ,5O7; balances, S12617 sos. Boston = Ex
changes. s20.4S6 236; balances s2606622 Philadel-
phia-Exchanges SIS $40, ,6tiO; balances. 1888 100
Baltimore-Exchanges, SO. $50 coo; balances. $685.
974 Chicago-EXchanges. $233S7 7.159; balances.
s.. .O55 936.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London. 213q3 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills 312q33s per cent; long bills
39s cent Berlin discount rate, 3s per cent for
three months bills and 2& per cent for short bills.
Berlin exchange on London, 80 marks Al pfenngs.
Paris exchange London, % francs 10 centimes.
Paris discount rate, 2S per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES - British consols for
money, 935s for the account, 933s. Spanish is in
London 6SS; French rentes, 101 francs j. centimes
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 59a4c: Mex
lean silver dollars, 4Sc Bar silver in London closed
27l2d.
GOLD PRENIIUM.-In Madrid $3.50; Lisbon. 40;
Buenos Ayres 1880: Rome, $40.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday At
auction at the NewYork Real Estate Salesroon
by Adrian FL Muller & Son:
Sc GOO Broadway Surface Railroad per cent mort
gaze bonds guaranteed by Broadway and Seventh
Aveaue Railroad Company. due 1924 Coupons ,,s1s
$1,000 Chicago. RSck island ana Pacid. Railroad
hrst mortgage per ceat bond due l9l' Cou- ,sr,.
$1,000 Chicago SIiiwaukee and St Paul Railroad
GIastings and Dakota DtvisOn} first mortsase
per cent bond 1910. Coupons January and ,e
$4,000 canada southern Railroad firsr mortgage
per cent new issue. due 1905 coupons January ISL
sl00o Michigan central Railroad (SIichlgan
Linel. per cent bond due 1870 Coupons Janu ,,.s.
S. oSo 1l NevYSrk Iackawanna and Western Rail
road first mortgage per cent bonds due ls-L ,o-..
81 eco Essex County n J a6s per cent Gold Park
bonds resistsred due AUGUST / lgi5 Interest
E.sbruary I last ~ he cbargej ~ n,,rcbaser 1O4ls
s6.Ooo Metropoltan Street Railway general mort
due 1897 Coupons February and August ....., 119ss
$4,000 Western Transit Company "A cent bonds.
anteed by New-4 York Central and Hudson River ,,,
IS O0o Central Ohio Railroad irst consolidated al
per cent bonds due 1880 Coupons March and oo-,
s2G6G Michigan Central Railroad 1arst general
mortgage on Grand d. River Valley RailroadD, 8 per
$4,000 Michigan Central Railroad (nrst on Detroit
and Bay CITY RaiIroatD 5 per cent registered
bonds due 1881. Interest March. june. septeml-
$4,000 Atlantic Avenue Railroad Of Brooklyn gen
eral CONSOLIDATED mortgage per cent gold bonds.
$4,000 Keokuk and Des Mones Railroad hrst mort
gage ? per cent bonds. due 1928 Coupons April go,
$4,000 Louisville and Nashville Railroad collateral
trust per cent gold bonds. due 1918 Coupons
$1,000 Panama Railroad Company frst mortxars
Coupons April and October. IOaS4
sse 600 Miehigan Central Railroad first mortgages
& per cent rsdneed 20 > per cent. due Ma 1902
$500 Morris and Essex Railroad curp.ny nr,s i0S
mortgage Der cent bonds. DIE 1914. Coupons
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

RAILROAD BoNDS.-Market generally strong
Total sales amounted in par value 70 60 $50 ooo
against S72.oeo on Tuesday. The heav5es, go
ings Were In The Atchison adjustment as Baltimore
and ONO S3zs and As Central OF Georgia IS Chez
peake and Ohio ziss Chicago and Alton siLs Cn,
eago. Rock Island and Pacific general As. coloraa,
Midland LIST 5-4s, Chicago Terminal Transfer ss
Erie prior lien anc general ss Mexican Centre, l.,
Incomes. Norfolk and Western Is. Reading genera
h. ST Louis Southwestern lists, San Antonio ana
Arkansas Pass As. Southern Pacific a ana a.
Toledo ST. Louis and Western As Union PacIao
= and Wabash debenture Rs
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

Washington. May % (SpeciaD.-Abstracts of re-
ports of the national banks of the State OF New
York have been received by the Controller of the
Currency, In response to his second call for the
year 1901 Record breaking gains shown in
almost all directions. The aggregate holdings OF
the forty-five New-York City banks 81 291.-
s53913 against 81. .255 s4T.0 OF February 8. and
81 O33 7O2 OiS on April 20. 1900 showing gains OF
S36 O36 and $2s 151 s65 respectively Individual
deposits S59s 615 compared with 1853 $50
on February g. and s434 O6i April 26 1900
Increases of SO and s163 940 SOL respectively
Loans and discounts amounted to S631 200 751.
against $685. 7 O65 on February D. and S534 74S las
on April 26 1900. decrease OF S2.5ii314 from the
preceding statement and gain of SOC. .452 603
the corresponding report last year The national
banks in Albany show substantial increases in
sources Their assets were SOS, ,4o2. .513. against
$23 423 664 February 1852 8s8 In the spring
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
OETSLDE SECTRLTLES

The outside securities market closed firm. Ameri-
Can issues We're active; the common sold up to
25aa. the preferred to 757s. Dlstiling Of America
held firm. selling up to 32. Seaboard Air Line pre-
ferred sold at 70. and Denver and Southwestern
common at 6sal. Electric Boat common advanced >
per cent. TO 49, Cast Iron Pipe sold at So. pre-
ferred at %. White Knob Copper was in good de-
mand and sold up to 16- Diamond Match sold at
l@S. Brooklyn Ferry sold 2il2 The bank shares
dun
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London May =. p. m--The market for Amer
scan securities was dun and generally firm Final
prices follow: Atchison. 81: Canadian Pacific lO5.
ee Paul, les; Illinois Central 80; Louisville and
NAAhVle' 1854; Union Pacific preferred. s0I1: New
York Central. l54; Erie. 42@; Pennsylvania 79s.
1eAo'ng, 2; Erie first preferred. 20: Northern pa
..nc preferred 1@iz; Grand Trunk. lI1s; Anaconda.
w. and United States Steel. 4s,x: preferred. ssn
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Custo receipts
reported from Washington SlOG.6S5: internal reve~
nue. receipts SS9645l; miscellaneous receipts. $n5.-
S37 Total receipts for the day &2Ol5 973: expendi-
lures. SI.3Soc0. Receipts for month to date $40,
$3.50 expenditures. $o32o0oO; Of receipts,
s. 56 669 Receipts for fiscal year date. $532 100.
65l; expenditures. $75llo7o5; excess Of receipts. $.
cog 926. Receipts of national hank notes tor re
demption &2f9n
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Morey rates follow: Call
money, 21&qS1k per cent; ruling rate per cent
iine money, S19Q4 per cent for sixty days s11Gi4
per cent for three and four months and per cent
Tor six months railroad collateral Commercial
paper s%4ih per cent for three four and six
months for the best names, and above for names
not well known
fohEiSN EAcHANGE.-Market steady. Actual
closing rates follow:
Cables SIGHT S,x,,, s.,,s
Sterling .-sssA 4.ss1s 4ssA@4ssh 4sSS4 50.
francs -.-- S-ls4-l-lS l-IdSlS I5s. Ia
Geie sIasTks soss ao Lille 95 7-I6qaoI "a i5iS
soSs 40 1-1eq40A
Bankers posted rates were:
S,.-u Sixty days. Demand
~N~--"s <SStz
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
S167.S2i $500. ls9

Net earnngs...... s1e7.s21 $saolse Dec. s662. .S6S
Compared with the operations of the preceding
year receipts from steamers chartered decreased
s6G6 $50 and from the ordinary operations of steam
ers and from other sources $50 304 81 a total de
crease 1864 5i 81 Expenses decreased SS4 0S6 S.
md receipts over expenses S662. .36S 10 The of
s345 16S % has as customary. been charged to the
years expenses for general and extraordinary
pairs of steamers. After charging against this
count the expenses payable theretrom, there
mained $3.50 579 56 the credit of this fund at the
close Of the year. For account of the two
steamships, the company paid in the year $lS2S.@0.
representing all payments which have become due
under the contract. and making total payments to
date on account of these steamers $2.324.O00.
These payments. with the exception of sums aggre-
eating $4,000 (of which $4,000 has been paid off
since the close of the year, have been provided
from the earnings and assets of the company.
With the exception of the indebtedness OF $3.50 600
(now reduced to S2O0.OOO) borrowed to make pay
ment on the steamers the company is free from
floating debt other than current expenses. The
cash on hand in New-York, San Francisco and
London on April 80. 1901. amounted to S35.452 43
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
STOCK VALUES RISE.
BETTER DEMAND REPORTED.
STEEL SHARES ACTIVE-HEAVY Ex-
PORTS OF GOLD.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Tuesday S
final quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
GOLD EXPORTS TO FRANCE.
S4otoN0

The National city Bank had arranged to ship
81 soo0oo. but cancelled $70oooO OF the amount.
The gold engagements had little effect upon the
foreign exchange market. which was strong
throughout tho day with demand sterling AT
+sSt4n4sSi4. II was thought that the gold was
taken against recent sales Of cables In connec-
tlon with the Northern Pacific corner I'm London.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-MarJzet firm Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NEW-YOEK-
FURNISHED by c. F rockingham. No % Broad-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP.

The preliminary statement Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for the year ended April 30
compares follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
BOSTON !STOCKS.
Furnished by R. L. Day & Co, No Nassau-st1
COLORADO SPRINGS sTOCKs.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William p Bon
bright & CO. of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual sales- -l-Closlns- ehSI e
lopen High Low. Fin. BIG. ASK sold.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

INACTIVE STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
Ray State Gas Co. :.

Bay State Gas Co.
Bing Gas LIST mtg IS. 1883. q.
do stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Buff g Gas LIST mtg 5s. l94T .
do stock .....-....-.....
ColuIn Gas Co LIST as. 1892. q.
II q ! + Co lst Con IS. 1919
do stock -.......-.......
Fl IA Gas 60 lst lis. 1928 =.
Grand Rapids q l. Co 6s.
do LIST IS. 1918. ....--..-.
Indisnap Gas lst ts. 1920. @.
Lafayette Gas LIST rs. 1924. .
l. 4 W V Gas LIST Us. 1929. q.
do stock .......-.......
Mad G a r Co LIST lis. 1925.
n L q & G. LIST mtg 6s. 1926.
do stock ..-.......-...
Ohio & l G LIST mtg 6s. 1926.
do 4 p new. ).-..-...
Syracuse G LIST mtg 5s. 1886.
do stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ST Joseph Gas LIST as. 1887. O..
do stock. ...........
81 Paul Gas Con IS. 1914. e
90 stock. ........
West q Of Milwaukee g y c.
do LIST 5s. 1898. .....-.....
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.

TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES
1Reported BY clinton Gilbert. No. . WalI-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

.Ex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
HISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

urnished by c. F. rockingham. No. 20 Broad-s,1
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES

STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

| Int. period. Bid. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

The following securities were sold yesterday ar
auction at the New-NOrk Real Estate SalesrOOHi
by Adrian FL Muller s, Son:
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24
SEEKS WATER, GETS GOLD.
while Digging Well on
His Farm.

Joseph Fritts. il farmer living nsar
Noodelen. in New Jersey, thinks he
hny struck gold and silver ore on his
farm in what he believes paving guam
titles. t'ritts had well on his farm
which lately became dry. Two week ;
ago he and his two sons began to dig
another we'll Eight feet under H.,
surface they found small rocks ticcked
with spots that looked like gold and
silver.
On Thursday Farmer Frtts went to
Trenton and placed the ore in Prof
Iombard's hands. with instructions q
make an assay at once. This was dom
and on Friday night report car, e.
back showing that both gold and silver
were contained in the specimens in
paying quantities.
Just what the assay showed Farmer
Frirrs would not say. but he intends
working his newly found mine for all
il is worth
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24
ATTACKED BY CIRCUS JAGUAR.
Won~s Trainer Almost Killed ~ the
Beast She ..as Trying
to suhdue.

Louise Maurella. an animal trainer
connected with q menngerie now at
Newark. y j.. had an encounter the
other G:s with jaguar and WAS nearly
Killed by the be1sf nsfore she was res
cued. Nlur. AaurciIa entered a 5U-foot
circular cage to train Il new Juyuar
which bad recently been added to The
Iupl.4, -r.,. " she slammed he door
tho rtgGar crouched down in one end
Of rLJ cuZr. g.ared. and ;Irowled al her.
Nine. Maurella. who is Il muscular
woman. was merely armed with a
whip. She tearlcssly approached the
iagiur, snapped her whip. and stamped
her loot 30 urge the animal to come out
Of the corner.
Before the attendants who were
ioOi.ing on could realize it. the jaguai
spraEg at Nine. Maurclla, his forepaws
!aI|f#g on her shoulders. She tried
with all her strength o shake the bru,--
of. but he was too much for her. and
he knocked her down.
Her screams for help could be heard
all over the building. Men with iron
bars and pifchfo.k- managed to drive
the jaguar back into one end of the
cage. When Nine. Maurella was finally
rescued she wls found to have been
terribly torn about the shoulders
breast. back and arms. Nine. MaureIla,
however. viii recover.
The Jagunr was finally driven into a
small Gag, and secured there after ser-
e.nl shots from revolver had been
fired TO iutimiGnte it,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24
FIND VERY ANCIENT RUINS.
Scientist Explorers from Denver Dig
Near Gnllup. y. W.. with
Gratifying Results.

That the civilization of the cliff
dwrller. may be among the oldest in
the world, dating back thousands of
years before the Christian era. has
been shown by The researches of a
party OF Denver scientists, headed BY
Rev. Camden VI. tobcrn, who have Just
returned from a tour Of five weeks
among the ruins in New Mexico.
The party drove southwcsterly
from Duraugo, Col, through the noun
famous desert district 22O miles to
Gallup. y. NJ, and everywhere found
Traces Of the mighty population that
once inhabited the now desolare waste
Oi the discoveries at one of the an
cicnt ruins -Ncarated DR.. Cobern SAYS:
'The work and design was just the
same as in an old city of Palestine
l,iOUyears before Christ. which helped
to dig up. Beneath this house. which
was a large one of 400 or 800 rooms
We dug down 81 feet and all the way
were signs of human habita,on But
Prof. Cutler declared that all those
layers. first of charcoal and then OF
gravel, had been laid in order by water
showing a period of occupancy fan
greater than that shown by the sim.
liar accommodations in Egypt. which ARE
not nearly 50 thick
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24
Sasrs Re Excursions.

ON account Of the National Con-
vrn'ion Of the Epworth League ut
san Francis" July 1921. the Santa Fe
Viii make Il rate Of 1920 for the
i"Gnd trip. Tickets sold July ! to "A
inclusive, with tinal return limit Aug.
lIst 81.
!'"r'he Pan American Exposition
ut Buffalo The Santa Fee makes a rate
"r fjl.20 for the round trip. final re-
turn limit 10 days. Tickets are on
sale daily. Also tickets will be sold
To Rullalo on MAY i. %. 20. and 81 ut
$500 for round trip, return limit
May II, 10, 26 and June 9.