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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-16

Produce: Butter-Extra creamery,
2O12Ic per lb; extra dairy, 1592Oc; pack
ing stock. 121z@1Sc. Eggs-Fresh stock.
IS@20c per doZ. Dressed Poultry
Choice turkeys, 71a09c per ID; chickens.
T@71Se ducks, 9910c; geese, S@9c. Pota-
toes-Fair to choice, 42G46c per blu. APP
ples-Common to choice, $1.50@4.00 per
brl. Cranberries-Cape Code, $1,000
500 per brl; bell and bugle, $3.50.
Chicago Live stock.
Chicago, Jan. Is.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day,
So 600; sales ranged at $4.45@5.05 for
pigs. S5.106D5. 321& for light, $5.1O@5.20 for
rough packing, $5.1OD5.40 for mixed, and
So 221z 095.40 for heavy packing and ship
ping lots. with the bulk of the sales at
$5.2595.S2Ja.
Cattle-Es Estimated. receipts for the
day, 5000 quotations ranged at $5.75@
615 for choice to extra steers, $5.30@5.10
for good TO choice do, S4.S0@5.30 fair
to good do, $4.406I4S0 common to medi-
UNI do, $3.75@4.30 butchers steers, $3.50
$3.50 fed western steers, $2.70Q4.40
stoclxers and feeders, S1.75@4.25 COWS.
So 75@4.50 heifers, 50. 50@4.25 bulls and
oxen, $4.00GD460 stays, S3.20@4.e0 Texas
steers, and $4.50@6.00 veal calves.
Sheep and Lambs-Estimated receipts
for tn eday. 1900; quotatiocs ranged
at 50. 2544.55 westerns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-16

ssCome easy, so easy" is an ancient
saying, and good resolutions don't cost
anything.-Chicago News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-16

arrival departure. tDaily, except Sun
gDsily except Saturday. All Others daily. Tel
ephone 1893.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-16

Local Markets.
Corn-S56S7c-
asy-Timcs6y, siO@sii; prairie, ss0slO.
Straw-S5.00.
Coal-S3 90 per ton
Potatoes-35c
Butter-Choice to fair, zoe; fresh creamery,
23c.
Eggs--20c.
Hens-6c per pound.
Spring chlckens. eXc per pound.
Turkeys-Sc@Sc.
Ducks-6xc.
Cattle-Butchers pay for corn fed steers,
4cN5c; COWS and heifers s1c04c; calves, 4eG
SC.
0Sheep-K05c.
Hogs-s4 b03e465.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-16
TRAINS,

Clinton, Sterling Chicago. 715 am 6:45 pm
Clinton, Chicago, Omaha,
Denver, Rockford, James
Vile, Madison $500. 80 am
Clinton. Omaha. Cedar
Rapids, Anamosa n. $500. f10:55 am
Clinton, Omaha, Sioux City,,
Utah and Pacific Coast 7:15 pm $50 am
Clinton, Sterling, Dixon,
= Chicago
AnamOsa. ~ 1910 pm
Clinton. Chicago, James
vile, Madison, Rockford. 1910 pm
Clinton, Denver, Omaha,
Cedar Rapids ......-.....a Gas pm
Trains marked daily. All others daily ex-
sent SUNDAY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-16

Trains marked daily; ALI other trains daily
ex sept Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-16
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Jan. 10.
lea I'd Of Ira de.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
Jes1s San Dimas San Andre

Jes1s San Dimas San Andres
y Sau Pedro, murieron en- ls cruz.
Lucrecia y Graco Sc suicidaron, Ser
vet, Juana de Arco, Guatimocfn,
Hatuey y Huss, quemados. Cicer6n.
Viriato y Arqufmides, & flo de es'
pada. Ney, Murat, Riego y Tonij6s,
fusilados. Plinio, en- el Vesubio, Em.
pedocles en- ell Etns y Frauklin en-
ell Polo. Pero no en- eel Polo Norts, :.
San Francisco Is, donde ell parro'
quiano asiduo alarga su vida con los
productos que allf Sc expenden, que
son deliciosos y alargan Ia vida.
Por los guardias Sierra y Marc.
sano del Puesto de San German
han sido decomisados & don Jss6s
Ma Pagan, un fusil, un revolver y
una bayoneta, por carecer de licen'
cia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
N0TICIAS.

La barca <Vidette,. J. fue remolca'
da aver tarde por el <Uncas,, q
nuestro puerto toda desmantelsda.
<La Vidette,, procedente de New
York, con carbon para Ia planta de
la luz electrical sufri5 en- alta mar
ell temporal de estos dias perdiendo
un palo y ell baupres. Con grandes
esfuerzos pudo ponerse q ls vista
del puerto de San Juan, empleando
% dias on Ia trayesia.
Ha sido detenido por rapto y
puesto 4 disposition del Juez de San
Gernan ell individuo Francisco Iri
Zarry.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
Ell GENERAL
HARRISON.

La historic dice un diario local
asignara al nombre del difunto ex-
Presidente Benjamin Harrison, uno
de los primeros puestos en- Ia lista
de los hombres verdaderamente
grandes que ha rroducido este pals.
Concurrieron en- 81 cualidades y
attributes her6icos. =
No foe grande por haber ocupa
do la mas alta magistratura de la
nac;6o mas poderosa del globo.
Fu6 grande porque respondi6
debidamente & las exigencias de
aquelia, cumpli6 sus deberes y CO.
loco muy por encima de s6rdidas 6
innobles miras Ia gloria inmacula.
da del nOmbre de su patria.
Ciudadano sin tacha, legislator
fntegro y habil, Presidente tan sa-
bio como epergico, Harrison fu6 un
patricia que am6 el honor de su pals
mas aun que su existencia misma,
Mr. Harrison 20 busc6 la popu'
laridad por medios bastardos. Ja'
mas despleg6 las blancas velas do
nave polit;ca para que las azotaran
brisas vulgares.
Ell viento que 10 guiaba era ella.
70 como la luz del dia.
Am6 su pueblo, respondi6 a
sus aspiraciones mas mobiles y por
81 deseuvain6 Ia espada en- !nomen'
tos de prueba para las almas de
temple. Tuvo para sa pals un CO.
raz6n amante y celoso.
| Soldado de empuje en- tempo
de guerra; estadista habll1simo en- Ia
paz; patricia ferviente y abnegado
siempre, puede considerarsele como
el tipo mas perfecto y acabado del
verdadero americana.
Ha muerto, y los que ]e amaron
sentiran su p6rdida profundamente
pero sin tenor.
Fue un cristiano sincere, espo
so y padre tiel, amigo afectuoso
ciudadano puro intachable, valien
te y honrado en- cuyo ilustradfsims
cerebro jamas SO atrevi6 penetrar Ii
bajezs. iPaz & su alma que la aban
dona para siempre IA TERRA qu'
tantos af1os le posey6!
| Ell CORRESPONSAL-
Washington, Mario. =.
En- esta tipografia Sc hace tod,
clase de trabajos & precios equitati
vos' 5ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
MerCad0 de
NueVa York.
MARIO 16.

MARIO 16.
Azdcar.
Exi +tencias Is, 795 toneladas.
Precios nominales.
Granulado $5
Centrifugado 96 grades 81
Mascabado 80 grades So so.
De miel 80 grades So Is.
Cafe.
Mercado fojo.
Hacienda escojido 104 II.
Caracohllo 10 a II.
Machaeado corriente 8.
Todo con 2 por 100 descuento.
Cam oios.
Londres so d. " 844
Hamburgo 94a
Provisiones.
Harina de trigo 8 IS q 3.75 saco
CebOllas 81 barril
Harina maiz 81 IS B
Habichuelas bushel de 50 lb 2. Is
Jamones II s $131
Maiz 48 cts las g. ID.
Manteca 70 & so.
Mantequllla Is All.
Papas, barril 1 40 q 50
Pastas para sopas 4 q 5 cts
Tocino ii so
Hero galvanizado 50 25 a375
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
HECH0S Y DICH0S.
, Cr0niQuilla del dia.

.Tae Philadelphia North Ame.
ricans trae una caricatura referento
q Puerto Rico
En- una mesita puesta al aire H.
bre, juega el ito Sam con un chiqui'
llo puertorriquef1o faco y endeble,
vestido con blusa de obrero y som.
brero de amplias alas, a 10 que la.
msmos squ1 clos coquitos
En- vez del consabido grano de
arroz que debajo de uno de los CO.
quitos escoude el bapquero, grano
que jamas Sc encuentra, 'le pregunta
ell Tlo Sam leu donee esta Ia Cons.
titucj6n?
Y, natnralmente, el chiquillo no
encuentra por ninguna parte Ia
Constitu Dion.
Bueno es que sepan los ameri-
canos de ALA, que hallar constitu
clones en- Puerto Rico es un impo'
sibls.
En- cambio, Sc encuentran otras
muchas cosas que no deberian en-
cOntrarse.
Esta sobre 81 tapete la election
de los Sres que ocuparau los cargos
de Jueces de Policia, y en- breve Sc
publicaran los nombramientos'
Naturalmente, la inmensA ma.
yoria de los elegidos pertenecen al
partido Republican,, 6 tai vez la to-.
talidad
No hay cue alarmarse por clio.
Ell Partfdo Republican, esta eucma
va conocemos Ell r9fran que habla
del particular.
Nos d:cen que los directories
republicanos tienen vivo interes en-
que Sc mediten e!as elecciones.
En- estos dies saldla de Phila
delphia para esta ciudad Mr. It. G
Knauff. importante fgura de aque
LA capital.
Es un comisionado especial de
Ia Exposition que Sc ha de celebrar
se en- Charleston despues de Ia de
Buffalo, y cuya 6poca no S } ha fla
do tudavia
FL viaje del Sr Kanauff tiens
per objeto estudiar este pals y co
nocer por al m'smo Ia participation
que podra tener Puerto Rico en- g
futuro certamen.
Il Doctor Don Salvador Carbo
nell, liberal 2uertorriqueno de YER
dadero abolengo y luchador incan
sable por ell progreso de este pals
sali6 de esta desventurada tierr,
poseido del mas triste resimismo
AL despedirse nos dijo: sSalg'
sin patria, tai vez para no volver
AhCra nos dicen, que adopt
nueva paJria.
Ha renunciado Ia nacionalida'
americana, hsci@udose sdodito D
miniceuo
Ell Sr Gorldils, actual Contado
municipal de este Ayuntamiente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22

manifesto pdblicamente al tomar
possession ell nuevo Alcalde, que ia
contabilidad municipal era un enre-
do que nj Dios 10 entend1a.
Otros afrman 10 inverse. Que
la contabilidad municipal era exec
lente.
Nosotros, nj el pdblico, enten.
demos de esas cosas vistas desde le'
jos; pero bueno seria que Sc pusie'
sen en- claro.
Las cuentas pdblicas, para que
sean buenas, deben ser distintas del
chocolate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
BILLETES DE ABONO
PARA RIO PIEDRAS

La Compaf1ia de los Ferroca-
rifles ha resuelto rebajar & seis
pesos el abono de sesenta v:sjes de
Rio Piedras a Ia Capital, es decir &
raz6n de diez centavos .por visje.
Por cuslquier recorfido eLtre San
Juan y Martin Pefla no cobrara mas
de cinco centavos.
Est4n. pues de enhorabuena
los vocinos de Rio Piedras
n-s-5-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
ClaQSura del SenadO.

La Ultima session del Senado des
pert6 vivo 6 inesperado inter6s por
Ia proposition de una moci6n con Ia
que Sc pretende dar q la may6rfa de
aquel alto cuerpo legislative la ia.
cultad de limitar los Debates.
Esta moci6n fu6 propuesta por
Mr. Platt (de Connecticut), cuyo nom
bre Sc pronuncia con los de los dos
primeros <lesders, republicsnos.
Con decirsesto basta para compren.
der que los Senadores democr&ticos
combatieron lindamente Ia moci6n
aludida, en- Ia que solo vieron Ell pro
p6sito de anular por complete las
iniciativas y oposiciones de Ia mino
ria.
Creese generalmente que la mo-
ci6n Platt en- su forma actual, no
epasar4,, tanto porque segdn los re
glamentos que est4n hoy en- vigor
en- 81 Senado pueden pforrogar indie
finidamente que SO debata, cuanto
porque el Senado, Y especialmente
desde que Ia C&mara aprob6 el re-.
| glamento conocido cop el nombre
Reed, restrictive para la minoria,
ha cifrado siempre su orgullo en- ser
el tnico cuerpo verdaderamente de.
liberativo en- ell gobierno nacional.
El .Corresponsal !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
81 POl1f0n0.

I1vitados por nuestro amigo Ell
se11or Honorato, tuvimos el gusto de
asistir anoche, Ia redacci6n de
nuestro estimable colega ell eHeral'
do Espanol,, con objeto de or ell
msgn1fico 6 ingenioso aparato que
Sc designa con aquel nombre.
Es la Ultima palabra en- materia
de fon6grafos y un hermoso produc'
to del geaio negotiable de Edison.
Pasamos un ratio muy agradable
entire aquellos buenos amigos admi'
rando la excelencia y facilidad con
que las pleas erau ejecutadas, asf
como la potencia del souido que Sc
hacfa DIR hasta de las personas que
transitaban por la calle.
Verfamos con gusto que ell senior
Honorato diera slguna audici6n de
su aparato en- ell Teatro de esta Ca
pital:
Y quedamos muy agradecidos &
So cort6s invitaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
San Jose II, Sefloritas Gorbea.
En- Ia actualidad SO encuer

En- Ia actualidad Sc encuentra
recorriendo ell interior de la isla ell
representante de los senores Du.
mors & Ca de Puerto Plata, con Oh.
jeto de escoger trabajadores para la
apca de guineos que tienen en aque.
lla Jurisdiction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
Salon de mOdaS.

Sc confeccionau toda clase do
trajes de sef1oras, sombreros, True6
de novias, avios de bautismo y canss'
tillos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22

CablegramaS de hoy.
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE- r
"La Correspondence
de Puerto -Rico.' -
NEW YORK MARIO 22-lsol.
Reoibido' a: las IL 25 a. NJ
New York %
Noticias recibidas del Sur de
Africa anuncian que ha tenido lugar
una ref1ida batalla entire iugleses y
beers en- Lydemburg. La ]ucha fu6
larga y renida, pereciendo en- ella Ell
valiente Felipe Botha, hermano del
comandante en- Jefe de las tropas
beers, y saliendo heridos tambien
dos hijos~ de aquel, que Sc batfan q
las 6rdenes de So padre.
Los beers Sc retiraron en- buen
orden.
Ell General De Wett, avanza de
nuevo, encontrandose en- las inme'
diaciones de Heilbron. Sc descono'
cen sus proyectos en- ell movimiento
que ahora emprende.
Madrid %.
sGDespachos llegados de Sevilla,
anuncian que ell 9uadalquivir Sc Ia
desbordado de una manera imponeu'
te. La inundaci6n ha sido terrible;
una gran extension de terreno Sc
halla bajo las aguas, y hay ecesi'
dad de salvar la gente en- bote.
New York %.
Comunican de Londres, que en-
Tiep Tsin, tanto Inglaterra como
Russia, han retirado sus fuerzas del
terreno disputado. La question se'
ra arreglada diplomaticamente.
Y
Paris %.
- De Marsella Hogan noticias par
ticipando que 81 gobierno frances ha
ordenado la salida de dos mil Soda
dos, para sofosar el movimiento de
los huelguistas.
New York 20.
Ha ocurrido en- esta ciudad una
| horrible explosion en- el tnnel que Sc
est4 construyendo para los acarros
el6ctricos. La cat8strofe h4 sido
espantosa, pereciepdo en- ella mu.
chos obreros que trabsjaban -en el
| tunel. - :. : s4*
+ Mercado de New York, hoy.
Harina de Trigo <H Gigante,
$3.85 saco.
4 Harina de maiz eGolden Maizeo
II 30 a0Gok
Forage de schamacher S1.So
saco,
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Tocino de Norton $3.50 barril:
Jamones 81 .25 las Glen libras.
Salchichones de $3.50 & $12.
Manteca corriente 8 5,35 las 100
llbras.
Manteca pura $7.95 las 100 Ii
bras.
CablegramS
SPECIAL SERVICE
"La Correspondence
de Puerto
NEw-YoRK, MARCH %, 1901.
Reoeived at 1875 O. clock A. NJ
New-York %.
Advices from-South Africa report
a fierce battle between british and
beers at Lydenburg. The struggle
was sustained for a long time
stubbornly and the gallant Phillip
Botha brother of the commander in
chief was killed, and two of bis
sons fighting under his Command
were wounded. Beers retreated in
good order.
General De Welt again advan-
ces and is in the neighbourhood of
Heilbron. No one knows what he
intends with, his new march.
Madrid %.
Dispatches from SeHlla an
nounce that the Guadalquivir river
has overlooked in an imposing
manner. The flood has been ter
rife, a great extension of land is
under water, 'and boats have been
availed to rescue the people.
New York %.
Information from Tientsin give
intelligence that England and Rus
sia have decided to withdraw their
forces from the disputed territory,
and to settle their contention di-
plomatically.
Paris %.
From Marseilles news are COM
municated that the French govern
ment has ordered out 1900 troops
to suppress strikers.
-.. New-York %. .
At this city terrible explo-
si6n took place in the, rapid tran
sit tunnel which is being built for
electric cars. The catastrophe has
been awful, many workmen having
perished.
nEN-YoRK MARKET, TO-DAY y
5d,s.s 3 s,s.s:; A.. ,,sSs g., ~, -: # '.e'
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PEDRO GIUSTI.

Schumachers Stock Feed 1-30 -
Morton Pork 1850 bbl
Hams 7-25 100 Id
Salchichon 81 127a Cts lh
Compound lard 5-35 per 100 ID
Pure lard 7-95 100 lbs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22
Washington, Mario.

Por hurto de un reloj de mes.
ha sido condenado & treinta dias do
tyaha1o Tornado 81 licenciado del pre-
sidio Pedro Rivera Poxtslasin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22

Tocino de Norton $3.50 barril:
Jamones 81 ,25 las Glen libras.
Salchichones de $3.50 4 $12.
Manteca corriente 5 5, IS las 100
llbras.
Manteca pura $7.95 las 100 Ii
bras,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22

= De Marsella Hogan noticias par
ticipando que 81 gobierno frances ha
ordenado la salida de dos mil Soda
dos, para sofosar ell movimiento de
los huelguistas.
Now YORK %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22

Comunican de Londres, que en-
Tiep Tsin, tanto Inglaterra como
Russia, han retirado sus fuerzas del
terreno disputado.~ La question se'
ra arreglada diplomaticamente.
+
Paris %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-22

lDespachos llegados de Sevilla,
anuncian> que ell Guadalquivir Sc la
desbordado de una manera imponeu'
to. La inundaci6n ha sido terrible;
una gran extension de terreno Sc
halla bajo las aguas, y hay lecesi'
dad de salvar la gente en- bote.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-26
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Milan-Verdfs health showed slight
Improvement, after a critical night; but
it is feared he will not recover.
Paris-M. Waldeck- Rousseau. president
OF the council of ministers, is suffering
from slight attack of the grippe
Constantinople-The grand vizier Ha-
Ill Rifat Pasha, is ill with pneumonia.
and 1t is expected the disease will ter
inmate fatally.
on Mr. Kruger's eyes by Profs. Nelien
and Dhreymans The opera ton was per-
fectly successful.
Berlin-It is semi officially announced
that 1871, ,000, ,000 marks Is the total amount
required for the China expedition within
the fiscal year of 1901.
Berlin-Germany's pig iron output for
1900 was S,4z2,S42 tons. an increase of
1858 537 tons for the preceding year The
December output was 10 100 tons.
Berlin-A bill creating a special prov
ince of Berlin will he ready for introduce
tIon in the PruSsian diet as soon as En-
peror William has signed it after his re-
turn from England.
The Hague-An official of the ministry
of justice delivered at the town hall a
formal deed, signed by Queen Wilhel-
nina and Duke Henry of Mecxlenburg-
SChWerin, declaring their desire TO be
united in matrimony.
London-At the Old Bailey Julian Z. 3.
Arnold son of Sir Edward Arnold who
was ordered extradited from San Fran
cisco in October last, charged with mis-
appropriating trust funds, was sentenced
e ten years penal servitude.
Paris-The Grand Palace, one of the few
permanent buildings of the exposition,
and the structure in which the art ex-
hibts, including the United States sec
ton, were located, is reopened with an
automobile and cycle show.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-26
DAILY NEWS CUP.
PRELIMINARY.

morning, and hard, scientific game
should be played. In the final of the
st. Paul Jobbers he meets the same plav-
er, and a similar tough battle will doubt
less follow. Lightner, of the Nusnkas
will face Dunbar in the finals of the
Phster, and the result should be an easy
victory for the st. Paul club man.
Huffman, of the Winnipeg Thisties, has
only lost one game, and in this respect
he is tied with his old clubmate; but
the latter has played several more games,
and on this account has a higher av-
erage.
All the finals will be played today, in
which any of the outsiders have an inter-
est. Those of the St. Paul Curling club.
the News cup and the International are
narrowed down to local rinks. and will
be played off Monday or even Tuesday.
The most exciting feature of yester-
days play was the exceedingly close
game between Dunbar and Mackenzie, Of
the Winnipeg Thistles, in the semi finals
of the Pfister.. For long time it seemed
as though the Canuck held the bame
safe. but Bob, with one of his old-time
famous spurts, made eight in the last
three ends, and pulled the game out of
the fire
SMALL. of the little town of Killarney
in Manitoba, is still in the Consolation
and the game little skip and his genial
men may yet pull down the coveted tro-
ply. If they do so, the result will be
regretted by no one, for a more popular
rink is not to be found among the vis-
itors.
Hurdon, of Duluth, returned to his
home yesterday morning, and Smith is
skipping his rink. Kibbe, of Chicago,
may go home today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-26
ORDERED TO LA GUAYRA.
U. S. S. Lancaster Temporarily Re-
places the Scorpion.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Under spec
ial orders from the navy department the
cruised Lancaster left ST. Vincent, West
Indies, yesterday for La Guayrd. The
gunboat Scorpion arrived at Curacao yes
terday from La Guayra.
1t was stated at the navy department
that no fresh news has come from Vene-
zuela to make necessary the dispatch of
the Lancaster to a Venezuelan port. 1t
is explained that the Lancaster has been
sent to La Guayra, there to await the
return of the gunboat Scorpion TO that
port, the latter vessel having sailed over
to Curacao to coal.
The Lancaster will so first to Sta.
Lucia to coal, and proceed on her way
to La Guayra, the trip consuming two or
three days. The Scorpion arrived at
Curacao yesterday and the work of fill
ing up her bunkers will consume several
days. When this is completed and the
eunboat returns to port, the Lancaster
probably will proceed Immediately on
her training cruise through West Indian
waters.
At the state department. also it was
stated that no late advices have been
received upon the situation in Venezuela
Save for mail report. no news of any
sort from Minister LoomiS has reached
the navy department for several days.
past.
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w AXE 10
I our Liver

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each night -or few nights.
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The brain will clear up, and
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SPELLMAN, Columbus, Ohio.
IS cents a box.
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but it was cut down and finally tie Cana
SMALL ......O 21110O219111
Kibbe -. .......4 2 O00O21O o-1O
GAMES THIS MORNING.
Consolation-sm VS.. Adamson. ice
No g.
ice No. 6; Kibbe VS.. R. j. Mcleod, lee
N 6.
Daily News-Roy VS. Morrison, ice No
2; Ries VS. Bone, ice No :.
Duluth Jobbers-Dnbar VS.. Huffman,
ice No. 1; Cameron vs.. w. d. a1l,l,t' Stewsrt
st. Paul Curling club, ice No. 5. y
The mighty Dunbar last night went
under before Mcleod, of Duluth. Fhe
defeat was a bad one and can only be
explained on the suppasition that the
other fellows curled As better game.
Score:
Mcleod .............01'Ie e2OS2013215
Dunbar =. .........,2 2-0Q1 l 1O02O0O-6 6
Stewart beat Lightpers, of the Nushkas $
in this competition in an evening game
by one point. Score:
Lightner . .......00eO bO11Os021-1O
Stewart .. ..........l0 0 2 0 0 20 0 eli
Adamson walked awaxlfrcm Ordway in
the Consolation by foqffpoints. Score:
Adamson ..........2 Q1 3001111 0-10
Ordway ..,..........0 II 0 0002- {
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FINALS.

end. and then the Winnipeg man made 5
in the next, putting him 3 up This
lead he increased to by thest time the
ninth end was reached, when things
looked black for the st. Paul man. In the
tenth Mccarthy, Defiel and Dunbar all
played perfectly and i end was rolled
up. In the eleventh 3 more points were
secured and the game was won.
In the last end both links curled splen-
didly, and shot after shot was ,heered
to the echo. Mackenzie, with his first
stone, wicked one of his own stones into
raising it out of the house. Mackenzie
missed a most difficult shot with his
second stone, and the game was lost
to the Winnipeggers. Score:
Dunbar -. ........1 200120431-14
Mackenzie 011O51 0O2O0 0-11
In the second game Lightner defeated
R. j. Mcleod rather easily Score:
Lightner ............0 241O2210O-12
Mcleod ..............4 0001 00011-