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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-19
HECH0S Y DICH0S.
Cr0niQuilla del dia.
Ell Dr. N. G. nos encarga publ
,ar 10 siguiente en- estas croniqui-'

FL Dr. N. G. nos encarga publ
car 10 siguiente en- estas cronlqul"
Has.
<Ya We ell pals Federal, que Sc
cumplen nis vaticinios de hacs dos
meses. De tropiezo en- tropiezo va
mos marchando en- Inca recta hacla
Ia mas completa anulaci6n. |
&c, incon cebible. en- buena pc
Utica, 10 que pasa en- ell Ayunta-
miento de Guayama Es palmari-
sima injus usticia 10 que Sc ha hecho,
pero repres ents un iuesperado tr1un
TO de los Rspublicanos. E' gobier'
no Sc ha doblegado las exigencias
de un partido, despojando de dere'
chos legftimos ctro.
sSi el partido Federal no hace
desaparecer los obstacnlos que le
mantienen mauteudran en- falsa
posici0n, vale mas que Sc decida
por las soluciones sostenidas por
Diaz Navarro
Don Rafael Ntieto Abelle, ex.
magistrate de- esta Audiencia,
persona que SO encumbr6 en- esta is
lila, a pesar de ser Cubano, ACADIA
de ser nombrado magistrate del
Tribunal de Santiago de Cuba, por
ell General Wodd, goberrador de
aquella repubIica en- ciernes, gober'
NADIA aun por uu general cOntlnen
tai
Ell hermano del Sr Nieto, que
seivia un cargo judicial en- Arecibo,
tambien ha sido nombrado para
identioo destino en- la veciua isla.
Nos informan que los Licencia.
dos RESIDENCES en- esta capital, sero
res Don Herminio Diaz Navarro y
Don Juan Morera Matinee, Sc Ian
examinsdo para ejercer de Notarios,
con arreglo la nueva Ley votada
por las CamaraG.
Esta circulando el rumor de
que en- breve habra promociones de
todos los Alcaldes de la Isla,
Y Sc dice tambien, no sabemos
con que fundamento, que ell Gober'
nador c1rgi.a on todas parties a per-
sonas ii ludas en- el partido repu'
blicano.
Que cn los pueblos donde no
haya repun;icauos aprop6sito para
esos destitos, Sc uombraran de
otras jurisdiHiones.
Sc nos antoja Greer que esta es
una de las muchas bolas que echac
q rodar los aspirantes ri Nancy.
~
Nuestra madeia municipal pa
rece que SO va enredando mas y mas
cada dia, 81 hemos de Greer 10 que
dice la voz publica.
Parece que en- el municlpio es'
tan como Penelope, tejieudo y des'
tejiendo.
Y los republicanos mismos, es.
tan que arden, por que ven que 10
que pasa, resulta en- desprestiSio
palpable de su partido
Pero debieron saber, que sem
brando papas, no ae pueden cose'
char nfsperos.
Nos dicen que para ell dia "a
verdra dc Cataf1o una comparsa
vestida de hierro galvanizado del
que Sc emplea para techos.
Realmente sera comparsa muy
original.
De suponer Is, que nj con ese
dato dara nuestra excelente policia
con las Glen planchas que robaron a
nuestlo director.
Las robadas fueron Glen plan
chas, pero las do la policfa pasan de
un millar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-19
NEW-YORK MARKET, TO DAY
NOTICIAS

Anoche 6 las 8 ( fue ssistido
ea la sala de socorro Ia muda Proyi
dencia Pepin de una confusion sobre
ell homhro dereho v otro sobre 10 re-
gi6n lumba
Sc vende muy bArato nm billsr
romano. 1aformar4 don Pedro K. dc
Diego en- esta rsdacci6n.
n-s-6-6
En- los altos de la casa no "a
de Ia cslle de San Justo, SO celebra.
r& esta noche nu bale de m4scaras.
El individuo Manuel Rodri.
guez le di6 uua pedrads 4 jose Cue
Ito de Orc, causandoleauna.contusi6n
sobre ell brazo derechd.
A dias fe arresto ha sido
condenado Leocadio Ferrer, por
portar an cucniilo que le fu6 ocupa.
d., II
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las que copcurrieron al dltimo baile
de trajes en- el Teatro, Pues se oeses
que la collection sea completa. :.
En- la casa hay absolnta comodl
dad para yestirAe y arreglarse los
tocados, en- el elegante gabinete del
establecimiento.
Animarse pues, y concuIrlo u
concurso, que sera muy lnteresante.
Ri inspector de Sym led he or
denadc Ia clausura del q dfmentef1o
de Utuado.
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Transvaal Republic Mr.. Kruger, has
lost all hopes he entertained that
European nations would mediate
even officiously in the events deve-
loped at South Africa. Is seems
decided fact that European govern
ments have abandoned the Trans
vaal to it's fate, regardless of those
sympathies rendered to President
Kruger in mis- voyage which might
be considered triumphal one.
The President convinced that he
has failed in his attempt for me-
diation, has determined to write to
King Edward VII asking him to
propose terms of peace, for he con-
siders the struggle hopeless and
disastrous.
There is no notice with regard
to how the petition has been ac-
cepted by the King, nor which is
the opinion of the British Cabinet.
Typhoid fever is raging among
the british troops garrissoning Croft
berg. at South Africa. It is consi-
dered epidemic and all efforts are
directed to prevent it's lethal effects.
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NeW-York l9.

Dispatches from Madrid bring
the sensational notice that her Ma
gesty the Regent Queen Maria Cris-
tina has resigned the Regency in
favor of her Highness Infanta Isa-
bel.
kilograms referred to do not
inform the powerful reasons the
Queen has had for this unexpected
decision, which lauAches the nation
in a new political situation, and ii
is very much commented for the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-19
Certdmen de trajeS
7 diSfraCeS de CarnaVal

En- la Galerfa Colorado Sc ha
dado 20 principle q los trabaios pa
ra 81 cert4men anunciado. Ya han
concurrido muchas senoritas y nif1os
= no Sc descansa porque 10 concu
rfeneia es nnmerosa. Nos encargan
invitar 6 las sanoritas que faltan. de
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CablegramaS de hoy.
SERVICI0 ESPECIAL
"La Correspondence
de Puert0-R1Co. "
NEW. YORK FEBRERO l9-l9Ol~
Recibido q la II A. M
Paris 10.

Los peri6dicos de- hoy ms ca
racterizados publican la noticia de
cue el presideate de la rep6blica del
Transvaal, Mr.. Kruger, ha perdido
por complete las esperanzas que
abrigaba de conseguir que las ma
clones Europeas Sc decidiesen & in
tervenir, siquiera oficiosamente, en-
los acontecimieutOs que SO desarro
liam en- 81 Sur de Africa. Es cosa
decidida por los gcbiernos Europeos
abandonar q su propia suerte al
Transvaal, sin tener en- cuenta las
populares demostraciones de simpa
tfas que Por todas parties ,ecoji6 ell
presidente Kruger en- su viaje casi
triunfal. .
FL prestdente, "a seguro de que
sus .gestiones de Intervention han
fracassdo, SO ha resuelto q escribir
al Rey de Inglaterrs, Eduardo VII,
rogandole que 1e propopga los ter.
minos de la paz, porque considera
la guerra como una lucha est6ril y
desastrosa.
No SO tienen aun noticias de Ia
forma con Que ha sido acoiida Ia pc.
tici6n por el Rey Eduardo VII, nj
de las opiniones del gabinete ingl6s.
Sc ha declarado con car&cter
epidemico Ia febre tifoidea en- las
tropas inglesas que estan de guar.
nici6n en- Grotberg, Africa del Sur.
Sc han tornado las mayores precau'
clones para atajar los mortfferos
efectos de esa enfermedad.
+ New York 10.
Despachos telegraficos recibi.
dos hoy de Madrid, han traido IL
sensational noticia de que Su Ma
gestad 10 Reiua Regente Dofla Ma.
ria Cristina, ha renunciado Ia Re-
gencia, 6.favor de Su Alteza la In.
fanta Isabel. -
No explican los despachos alu'
didos que poderosas causas pueden
haber determinada a la Reina Re
gente & dar ese paso iuesperado,
que coloca 4 la Nsci6n Espsnola en-
una nueva situaci6n polftica. Ia
ex ,11ez, Sc acentda mas, por que Ia
Reina Maria Cristina goza de las
mayores consideraciones y simpa'
tfas del pueblo espaf1ol
Las dltimas notic;as recibidas de
Alemania traen el informe de que Ia
emperatriz viuda, madre del Empe'
rador. Guillermo, Sc halla en- sus d..
timos momentos. La consternaci6n
que reina en- la Corte de Berlin es
| muy grande. Ell Emperador no Sc
separa'ni un instsnte. d. lecho don
de reposa su ilussre madre.
Mercado de WORK, hoy.
Harina de Trige Gel -Gigante'
.85 saco.
.. Harina de maiz alden Maise'
| 81 saco.
...o Forage de sehspsr ss'ae
/ Tocino de Norton $14.A barril.
Jamones 81. .25 las Glen Ibras.
Salchichones de $3.50 & $11.50.
Manteca corriente IS. 40 las 1OC
/ libras.
Manteca pura 81 rs las 100 libra.
| CaDlegramS
/ SPECIAL SERVICE
| FOR
"La Correspondence
/ de PuertO-Rico'
NEW-YoRK, FEBRUARY.l9, 1901.
Reoeiyed at IL O. clock A. N.Y.
Paris 10.
The most prominet news paper
report that the President OF tn
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Queen enjoyed the sympathies and
regards OF the whole Spanish nation.

Latest news from Germany
report that the Empress dowager
mother Of Emperor William is dying.
The Court Of Berlin is painfully
impressed, and the emperor is cons
tantly by the bedside of his august
mother
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Sc Vende

un juego de sala, consolas, roperos,
pianos, mesas, armarios para libros,
bajillas, plantas de flores naturales,
un coche con sus arneses y su'caba
Ito, todo en- perfecto estado.
Ioformaran Luna 68,
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En- FL NueuC BdzQr
10 Sap Francisco 40.

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
Chinese Take Courage From
Withdrawal Of Allied Troops.
MISSIONARIES NOT LOOTERS
COnger Praises Them Highly and Declares
That WIitOut Native Christians An
LssahOsers Would Have
Beea Slain.

LONDON. April 26.--The Reuter-
Telegram Company has received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Pekin:
"A band OF Boxers estimated at 1000
Is operating twenty miles south OF
Pao Ting Flu. II has raided three VII
lages within week and threatens %
massacre the Christians In that vicin-
Ity. many OF whom have fled to Pao
Ting Flu for refuge.
In Mancheng district. northeast Of
Pao Ting Flu. another strong band Is
committing depredations and has an
nounced It's Intention to attack the city
OF Mancheng. where there Is post
OF twenty German soldiers.
Even Pao Ting Flu, since the town
was practically denuded Of troops BY
the exnedition to the great wall, is not
wanting in evidences OF serious unrest
among the more disorderIy elements Of
the population.
Competent observers believe that the
worst class OF Chinese are only await
ing the withdrawal Of the foreign
troops to resume the campaign Of ex-
termination against the native Chris
tians."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
Report From Lord Kitchener to
War Office.
BRITISH USING BUSHMEN
Boer Force Was Surrounded During Night
and When British Opened Fire at
Dawn the Beers Sur.
rendered.

LONDON. April 26.-The war office
has received the following dispatch
from Lord Kitchener:
Pretoria. April 26.-Since yesterday
the column reports Boer losses to be
twelve killed. twenty wounded, forty
seven captured and forty-two surren-
dered. In addition to the foregoing.
Lieutenant Reid with twenty bushmen
captured. southeast Of Comassie drift.
oliphant's river. Comma2dant Schroeder
and forty-one Beers together with a
Maxim. Reid's men crept up and sur
rounded them before dawn and opened
fire. The Beers Immediately surrend-
cred"
In a later message forwarding advices
from General Kitchener. his brother
the commander-in-c chief says:
General Kitchener reports from
Snardee Platz eighteen Beers killed
fourteen taken prisoners and 5000 cattle
and many wagons captured"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
Wagons Of Oregon Short Line
Stopped by Force.
CLARK MEN AGGRESSIVE
AFmlsiIee Finally Agreed Upon o. Probability
That No Further Violence viii Be
Employed Decision Of COnn
Awaited.

SALT LAKE. April pa special to
the Herald from UvWia. Utah. rays:
The FIRST clash between the Oregon
Short Line and Senator Clark's forces
for the possession Of the disputed Utah
ana California grade occurred today
when twenty-five wagons loaded with
ties were driven up % the right Of way
by order Of Superintendent Young.
The hnt team was promptly stopped
by the Clark forces, Sheriff johnson
then demanded that the teams be al
lowed 10 pass over the public road but
the clark forces again refused 10 al
low the teams 10 proceed. The team
Htcn attempted To force their horses
through but the clark men.
heavily reinforced and armed with
shovels and plckhan dies. rushed to the
horses heads and again stopped them
For two hours the argument was kept
up. several teams:rr In the meantime
succeeding In breaking through and
getting their wagons upon the right
~ way Finally the Clark forces ask
ID for an arnlsiice and an agreement
WAS reached by which the wagons are
not 10 be unloadei and the Clark forces
are 60 retire to their line OF defense at
a barhei wire ,rocha. two miles down
the grade, pending the determination in
court Of the respective rights Of the
claimants. The action. It Is believed,
removes the danger Of a further clash
between the rival forces.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
LETTER OF ToLsToI.
His Appeal 20 Car for More Enllght-
cned Government Has Made Great
Impression on People.

BERLIN. April 9e.-The National
Zeitung today prints Russian special
correspondence which contains anoth-
cr version of the letter Of Count Leo
Tolstol of April 10Th. addressed to the
ear and cabinet The letter protested
against the system Of forcib!y suppress
Ing intellectual and political progress,
and counseled the liberation OF the
peasants from despo,ic treatment. the
removal Of all barriers Of enlighten-
ment and the free profession OF any
faith, The letter concluded:
This appeal have |, Leo Tolstoi,
written not as personal conviction,
but az the conviction Of millions be-
longing to Russian intelligence"
The correspondent asserts that the
letter has made the deepest impression
throughout Russia.
The Cologne Volks 2eitung prints a
ST, Petersburg special which says the
university situation has suddenly grown
worse. From Moscow University word
has been given to persist In passive
opposition until all the sentenced stu
dents have been pardoned
The VorNaer,z published Joint pro-
test from the Proletiriat 10 the world
bearing the signatures " the leaders of
the socialist movement, including those
OF the United States, dated from Brus-
sells against the brutalities Of cZarism.'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
HEAD SEVERED FROM BODY.
Noted Outlaw Hanged in New Mexico
Yesterday.

CLAYTON. N. NJ. April 26.-Thomas
Ketchum. .llias Black Jack a motor
iOus outlaw who has terrorized the peo-
pie Of the Southwest for the past fif-
teen years. was hanged here this af-
ternoon and his head was severed from
his body by the rope as II by a gull
lotlne.
Ketchum Spent the greater portion Of
the morning In reviewing his past life.
He frequently referred to his momen-
tarily expected death in jocular man
ner. He cursed the railroad and ex-
press company and their officers who
were instrumental in his conviction and
the people Of New Mexico in general
and their laws.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
EXPRESS CAR ROBBED.
Two Men Secured $3.50 on Central Geor-
gia Railroad.

MACON. Ga, April 26-An express
ear of the Central Georgia railroad go
ing from Atlanta to Savannah was rob
bed this morning by two men who
boarded the train at Macon,
After the train pulled out OF Macon
the two men, who had secreted them
selves in some way, entered the ex-
press car and confronted Express Mes
senger ]. n. White. They seized and
hound his hands and feet and threw
sack over his head They then went
through he packages and secured about
$3.50 but left $1,000 package lying on
the floor. The safe resisted their at
tempts TO open 1t.
At Gordon. 20 miles from Macon. the
robbers dropped off the train. The mes
senger was uniniured. Detectives and
company officers are now securing the
country in search Of the robbers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
RIVER is STATIONARY.
Improved Conditions Expected on the
Ohio Today.

CINCINNATI. April 26.-The Ohio
river has been stationary here and for
some distance below Cincinnati since .
o'clock this morning. Local Forecast
Official Bassler said tonight:
Il look for the river to remain sta
tionarv until tomorrow morning when
there may be a fall"
The condition on both sides of the
river here tonight is quite serious.
Many sick have been removed from in
undated houses to hospitals. Thousands
are out of work here and up the val
ley but most of them will resume Mon
day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
CUBANS AT WASHINGTON.
Devoted Much fine Yesterday to Dis
cussiOn Of Economic Questions.

WASHINGTON. April 26.-The Cuban
commissioners held two conferences at
the war department today Not only
the political relations of the United
States and Cuba were discussed but
much time was devoted to economic
questions, such as the possibility of a
reduction of the tariff on sugar and
general reciprocity arrangements be-
tween this country and Cuba.
No statement could be obtained from
the delegation as to the progress that
was made during the conference today
nor would the delegates go so far as
to saw they We're satisfied.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
CARRIED OFF NATIVE GIRLS.
Peculiar Conduct Of officers Of French
Cruiser in South Seas.

VICTORIA. b. O.. April 26.-H. NJ. S.
Icarus returned last evening from a
cruise through the South Seas. during
which she visited all the American
and British Islands Her officers saw
there was much talk at Tahiti over
the action Of officers ot the French
cruiser Pro;et. who carried off a num-
ber Of native girls and took them on
a trlp on the vessel
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
CARRIED OFF SAFE.
Bold Saloon ROBBERY In Anaconda.
Montana

ANACONDA. Mont. April 2G.-Two
burglars entered the Alaska saloon ear
iy today By forcing the Main street
door. Bodily picking up a 300-pound
safe thev loaded 1t onto an express
wagon, Driving outside the city linn
Its they broke the safe open and Sc
cureI $4,000 in gold Putting the brok-
en- safe back into the wagon they start
ed the horse back toward the city
and made good their escape.
There Is no clew
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
SERIOUS FAMINE.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The follow
ing cablegram was received by The
Christian Herald today:
"PeIxln. April 25.-A very serious fam
Inc spreads over the whole province
of Shan 81. Over 100000 population
are affected. Urgent relief necessary.
The conditions warrant an Immediate
appeal Ii HUNG CHANG
The Christian Herald has announced
its purpose of raising fund TO relieve
the sufferers in the famine-strlcken
district.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
NEW SYSTEM AT PORTLAND.
Telephone Company With
Capital Of Half a Million.

WARREN. Ohio, April 26.-Warren
and Youngstown capitalists who now
own an independent telephone system
at Seattle. Wash. will organize a
COMPANY with s5OO,OOO capital TO buy
an independent system at Portland. Or
The same company owns the BirmiRg-
ham. Ala. plant
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
NEW SHIPPING COMBINE.
Steamship Managers Association Form
ed at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 26-A
steamship managers association was
formed here today. 1t includes every
steamship line of Importance on the
Pacific coast. r. P. Schwerin. Of the
Pacific Mail. was elected chairman
There is one thing that We will GER
tainly do" said one Of the ship-own-
ers after the meeting. and that is to
protect ourselves against the unreason-
able demands of other organizations. ="
This is the strongest combination Of
shipping interests ever formed on the
coast.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
EMPRESS APPOINTS BOARD.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-The fol-
lowing cablegram has been received at
the state department from Mr.. sQuier,
the United States charge at Pekln. dat
ed today:
THE empress dowager has appoint-
ed a board Of national administration
to relieve her of public functions. They
embrace three members of the cabinet
now with the empress at Sian Flu. and
Prince Ching. vieeroy Ii Hung Chang
and Prince Kung. who are now in Pc
kim"
The news is regarded as Of import-
ance. indicating as II does the relln-
ouishment by the empress .dowager Of
the arbitrary powers she heretofore has
exercised. 1t is also apparent that she
has placed herself in position 70
avoid direct responsibility TO the for
eigners for whatever may happen In
the future and the board will have TO
bear the brunt Of any complaint
1t is felt that the appointment OF this
hoard will make It much easier for the
foreign ministers to transact business
with the Chinese government.
PLANNED TO CAPTURE EMPRESS
PARIS Anril 26-The GalIlois affirms
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27

about the ruins In search Of relatives
and comrades. and endeavoring 10 rec
lRnize In The charred bodies or dis
membercd and mutllated cOrpses the
identity Of missing friends.
The flames gutted Marx g. Mueller's
chemical factory and part Of the
Crieshcim color works.
4 number Of children who were hurl-
cd by the explosl IN into the river Main
were drowned before the rescuers could
reach them. Several nremen are among
the victims. A special train with re-
lief nrcmen and additional doctors and
nurses was sent 10 the scene Of the dis
aster this morning. a number whom
II was feared had perIshed have re-
ported themselves.
There Yas fresh outbreak Of the
flames among the ruins this nom ing
which revived apprehension. and after
the explosion of a great benzinc rcser-
yolr. at Il o'clock. orders were issued
fha; every one In the village Of Cries
helm and lts vicinity must yacate their
nremses forthwith. The inhabitants
fed PAM ,-strlcksn. with such possess
sions as they could hastily collect. most
OF them going to Frankfort. Even the
hrcmen. snlvlgers and soldiers left the
scene Of the disaster. The railroad SER
vice 20 Gresheim Is suspended on ac-
count Of the danger.
During the panic a number Of women
and children were thrown down and
trampled under foot.
The danger Of fresh explosions neces-
sarIly retards the drawing up Of a
correct death roll. but the latest re-
ports do NOT indicate that this Is 50
large as was at first reported.
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ion on many votes. Numerous divis-
ions were taken In thlnned house.
;he government majoritles ranging from
forty To- sixty In one case that OF
the reduction Of the salary OF the at
torney- general. the government major
ity fell as low az 80. It Is evident that.
unless the government is really riding
for a fall. their whips need constantly
20 he alert in order to prevent an un-
pleasant surprise
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
MURDERER RE-sENTENcED.
Killed Two Sheep Heddsrs in Idaho
in 1896.

SALT LAKE. April ga special to
the Tribune from Albion. Ida. says:
Diamond Field Jack" Davis. con-
victed Of the murder of Cummings and
Wilson, two sheep herders. in Cassia
county in 1895. was today re-sentenced
by Judge Stewart. the date OF the exc
cuJion being set for June q.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
THOMAS COLE HANGED.
Had Killed His Sweetheart After a
Quarrel.

CLINTON. Ky, April 26,-Thomas
Cole was hanged here today for the
murder of Emma c. Rice, his sweet
heart with whom he had Quarreled
On the scaffold Cole expressed sorrow
for his crime
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-27
PICTURES OF CARD sHARPs.
Rogues' Gallery 10 BE Placed on Each
Big Trans Atlantic Liner.

NEW YORK, Apr. ga rogues' gal
lery Of card sharps is 10 be provided
by the New York police to be hung in
the card room Of each Of the big trans
Atlantis liners running out OF this port
This action is the result of the alleged
swindling Of DR.. Joseph Muir out Of
sSO00 on a recent voyage.