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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27

Han salido para Csguas nueg-
iros buencs amigos, Mono, Infante
y Mufioz T6bar, qui anes regIesarAn
mafiana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27
PARA NINOS

H Esta not he Sc evara q cabo
en- Vega 3 sja IN expleL dido bail ),
81 que concurrir&n slguncs jovenes
de la Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27
POR Glen DOLLARS Al

de la Capital.
POR CIEN DOLLARS al con
tado So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacei6n infor-
mAren5os AP
VIDAL Santos Rivera fue cura-
do de Ana confusion en- la region
frontal parte inferior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27
JOLEGIO DE LA CONCEPTION

Ell que susc 'ibe participa, a %,
sef1ores padres de familia que ha
trasladado su p]antel, de ensenanza
q los altos de la casa n 9 % de ia
calle de la Cruz, local conocido por
Ella Filarmonia>
Francisco Cortes
n a Il 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27

Sc ecuentra enfermo de algun
culdado en- Ia ciudad de Mavaguez
el distir guido abogado don Alfredo
Arnal1o tev'lls, por cuya sa.ud nos
lnteresamos vivamente
Ha regrasado de su escursi6n &
Ponce nusstro estimsd amigo v
compaf1eco Eduardo Diaz Lecuna.
LIE saludamos afectus amen.
70
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27

Ea vista del combio de esta-
cion que Sc va iniciardo, NADIA mas
h1glenlco que tomar en- las comidas
salsa de tomato y encurtidos riquisi.
mos que vende Soliveras Ell <El
Ahorro,. San Justo 35. No olvidar
que allf siempre SO encu entran lice
res cerveza helados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27

K. a. Macfie,
Gale del Cristo No. /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27

En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dicoA $2 40 Ell quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27

Alberto Espier fue curado a las
ocho de Ia noche de una herida Incl
so contusa en- la region frontal me
dia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-27

CONsEJo LAS MADREs lei jarabe oalmante
On el periodo de la dentici6n Aliv1a de nnomento
q peqTeho sqfriente; Produce nn sueffo natural 0
pterta con mucha viveza. rs muy agradable al "a
ladar: lad Calma al ni1o aDanda las encfas alivia to
este meJor conocido remedio para la diarrea ass -s
sults de "a dentici6n dc otras causas TeneY On
ra do pedir por "Jarabe Calmanteda Mr.. Wiop
dosss 81 N stor 1e to1o ~
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03
Tic Trouble on the Iol,l ito.
BY FRANCIS LYNDH.
SYNOPSIS.
EY FRANCIS LYNDn.

CHAPTER I-Angus Macpherson has
planted his ranch along the Torolito river,
In Colorado. Jake Setter later settles
at the headwaters OF the stream, by which
the surrounding country is irrigated, and
a settlement has gradually sprung up. A
dam has been built and Setter, being the
first homssteader, has . prior right to the
water A large land syndicate 10 trying
to obtain control Of same by buying out
Settlers claims; by doing SO they would
have the settlers lands at their mercy.
Macpherson believes the syndicate will
ultimately succeed in their purpose and has
about decided to, move his ranch, but is
urged to stay and fight for his rights by 3
Halcott. Macpherson had been quite in
innate with Sellers daughter Nan, until
a school-teacher, Miss Winifred sanborn,
came to the settlement. 1t is evidently
through the latter's wish that Macpherson
intends to leave without causing trouble.
CHAPTER II.-Kilgore, one Of Macpher-
sons men, comes to him one evening with
the information that Setter has sold out
his entire rights to the syndicate. Miss
Sanborn, with whom Macpherson has
fallen desperately in love, asks him to
cause no trouble and he decides to leave
quietly.
CHAPTER III-Angus goes to see Setter
and on the way learns that Wykamp, the
land compsny's engineer, who has charge
of work of construction of dam, Is there.
Meeting Miss Sanborn he talks with her.
They walk on and meet Wykamp returning;
he evidently knew Miss Sanborn, and, COM
ing up to them passed an insulting remark.
Macpherson strikes him and 1t is only
through Miss Sanborns pleading that Mac
pherson does not kill him.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03
ITO be continued.
swITcHMEN GO ON STRIKE.
Their Demand for Increased Wages
Denied by the Roads at
Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 27.-Judging by
apparent conditions, the switchmen's
strike inaugurated Tuesday morn
ing, has proven fiat failure, but
reversal of this may result if the
strikers can make good the claims
put forth tonight. The strike
was ordered by the Switch
mems Union of North America and
the claim was made early in the day
by the union officers that every road
in the city, with the exception of the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago and
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis, would be tied up complete
ly. The developments of the day,
however, demonstrate that only one
road, the Lehigh Valley, was serious
| ly affected. On this road but one
crew was at work and the road is bad
ly crippled. The company officials,
while admitting that freight traffic
has been practically suspended, say
that within "a hours they will have
ell the men they need and work will
be resumed as usual. The other roads
affected were the Baltimore & Ohio,
10 men out; Pittsburg Junction "a
branch of the Baltimore & Ohio), Is
men out; the Pittsburg & Lake Erie,
four men out; the Pennsylvania, Is
men out. One hundred and fifty
would be high estimate of the num-
Der of men who struck. None OF
these roads suffered much incon.
venience, because new men were
readily secured to take the place OF
the strikers, and some of the men
upon discovering that the strike or
der had not been generally obeyed re
turned to their places. A meeting o
the union was held in the Afternoon
and the claim was made that tn,
strike was success as far as it hal
gone, and that within As hours the
members of the union, about 700
would be out.
In their demands the switchmer
asked for the enforcement of thu
standard scale of wages. This call:
for 81 cents an hour for day foremer
and conductors, the night men to re
ceive two cents more per hour, theil
work being more difficult and danger
Gus. Under the new schedule the da.
helpers and brakemen are rated at 2
cents an hour and the night men at 2
: cents. The switchmen claim that tn
|, tonnage handled by them in this city !
= much greater than that handled b,
other men in other cities.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03

champion ana none OF yours, my
dear boy. You're only an incident"
And then the undreamedof truth
laughed out in a Jest. "You can
thank your luck stars that I've ons
foot safely in the grave. Otherwise
you might want to kill two men I'M
stead Of one"
I think the Jest was thrown away
upon him. When looked he was
staring steadily ahead, and caught
but phrase Of his rejoinder.
"Qod be merciful to her and show
her the light of His countenance!"
He was repeating it softly, as one
who rides alone.
rTo ha continundl
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03
Will Visit Boston.

Boston, Nov. GA letter has been
received from the Honorable Artil-
lery company of London, accepting
the invitation of the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery company of
Massachusetts to visit Boston in 1908.
A trip to America had been planned
by the London company in 1900, but
the project was abandoned on &C
cnunt of the Rner Xar
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03
Armenian Convent Seized

Constantinople. Nov. 25.-A band Of
Armenian revolutionists. commanded
by an individual named Andranik, has
seized an Armenian convent in the
neighborhood of Mush and is now en-
trenched therein. The convent is sur.
rounded by troops.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03
srArs OF Quo, Cry OF TOLEDO, !.

LUCAS COUNTY,
senior partner of the firm of +. j: Cheney
& Co., doing business in the city. of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid. and that said
firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars for each and every case Of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. D.
1885. A. w. GLEASON,
TSeal1 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system Send for testimonials,
free. T. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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becomes a Total Wreck.

Kingston. Jamaica, Nov. 25.-The
United Fruit company's steamerEthel-
red, which grounded November 81 on
the north side of the island, while load
| ing fruit for New York. has become
| total wreck,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03
Deny the Report,

Rome, Nov. s5.-The pope's entour-
age deny the report circulated in the
United States by news agency that
Bishop Matz, of Denver, has been asked
for his resignation on account of his
difficulties with the Irish-American
olerpy of Denver
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03
Accepts Canada,. Oner,

London, Nov. 25.-The war office SAT-
urday afternoon announced that 1t has
accepted Canada's offer of 600 mount
ed men for service in South Africa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03

If you want something that will be
sure to please as Christmas present
leave your photo at Prann's store to
be enlarged; either crayon or water
color. Work done here in the city.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-03
Piles! Piles! Piles!

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind, Bleeding, liberated
and Itching Piles. 1t absorbs the
tumors, allays the itching at once,
acts as a poultice, gives instant relief.
DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared only for Piles and Itching
of the private parts, and nothing else.
Every box is guaranteed. Sold by
druggists, sent by mail, for soc. and
BLOC per box. WILLIAMS MFG Co.,
Props Cleveland, Ohio. For sale by
Shattleworth Drug ca, 97yl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at S y. m. T5th meridian
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

Will NMSTADr Curacao, Tho Colon.
hlh legation has left Caracas
MOBILE, Ala-The first bale Of Alabama
eNtt" was received tonight from Wilcox
counfy
LON ON 1t Is understood that Richard
Groler has booked passage 10 reach New
NasE September .
ST LOUISE 4, Miner, general West.
era passenger agent ~ the Mexican Central
ruiloaa. VITA headquarters In this city.
diril 90 heart failure.
LONDON Lord Kitchener has cahled n
confirmation of the report Of the release
OF lrace Envoy Andres Vessels, who was
said 80 have been shot.
IN.--Unitrd states Senator Rcver,dre
has arrived In pekn for a two DAVIS stay.
atre travelling extensively IN Manchura
Witn tho Russian commander In chief
MADRID, The general feeling NJ dts.
con;t1, prevailing here has reached the
royai Kitchen and the principal chef and
hNe co'ht az me kings palace have gone
odt en- strike.
NASHINGTON France practically has
enmn,t ed the harvest ~ her wheat cron
about the time when II usually begins. aud
iC j. no longer doubtful that there will be
very serious shortage
WASHINGTON secretary Of the
tteasErv has awarded 10 John Bardop al
Fort Worth, Texas, the contract for su
pCrstructurc ~ the hubble building Al
An lene, Texas, at S79,SiS.
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EMPRESS DIED RICH.

Princess Victoria VIII Be the Chief
Beneficiary.
New York, August ~ The Journals t3cr-
lln cable says
The late impress Frederick was very
rich, and thcre hns hceu a good deaf Of
speculation here during the last few days
as IT, the disposition ~ her large fortune,
Il Is understood that the largest hene
6cinry viii be her daughter Princess Vie.
toria, who Was lifted ny the late Prince
Alexander of Bulgaria, aud rs now tHe
Mifc Of Prince Adoiph uf SchaumbUrg.
lAppp. who Is without fortune.
she rs. pf an tha chidrcn of Empress
FREDERICK, the one whose circumst Noes
are the least houfshng. ana who Is en-
tiIcly without pnancial prospects, All her
brothers aud sisters are Wed provided Tor.
1he kaiser has control ~ the Hohensollcfn
revenues which are very large; Prince
heury Is very rich in his own right, anil
Princess Frederick charles ~ Hesse's huS-
hand will inherit all the wealth oc hls
elfcr brother, the blind landgrave or
liesse.
lne crown princess u Greece, another
course af time, become queen nf Greecc.
added 10 which her husband VIII hcnea'
largely under the VIII 81 his father wAe
has an Immense fortune AmhSsed hy spN n.
lation while Princess Charlotte 10 SAKE
Melnpngeu, eldest daughter 81 the late EN-.
press WILL on the demise Of her aged
father in-law, become duchess OF SaNa
Meineneeu and possessed of the revenues
rs such
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To Men Only

40 a, S;sl e Sr tS ever, sa q rs %
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HOW TO KILL MOSQUITOES
PETROLEUM THE ONLY AGENT CAN
BE DEPENDED UPON.
Strono Chemicals Have Little Effect on
the Larvae, as Shown by Recent
Scientific Tests.

N,- vorp ANIME, 10 mr. Avian II.
80 M. na,t Who
Doty, the health officer OF TINS port Who
has been of late carrying On warfare
,ooi,,.t ,,os,uttooe bscipnln,, MIS- ctr o.
"s"'"'' "'''H"''u'S'
lions on staten Island, issued statement
concerning these operations, Which have
hoo, ,.,s,,,,ol v-itb , riovv IN datormln.
~ -
ihg dehh'ely u possible NhsthtI the ma
arlal fever parasite Is transmitted from
ono parsop "a ouotbcr Inv tho female of
80
the auophe'eS species OF mesquite
Mr. Doty, az the New York quarantine
ycstigutiors for "a yenr mast ltp hrSt Sc.
I,cted a low living district In which were
many stagnsnt pools aud on when were
leo small houses Inspection showed that
at least 30 per cent ~ the Inhabitants
were suffering with acute or chroAic f"Iuis
of malaria Samplcs ~ water from inc
pools aud cistcrus rrsS rouls and barrels
disclosed larvae ~ the mosquito Large
glass tubes were usudhutrf among the
houses FOR the purp Sc IF occurring some
of the mosquitoes which infested 10, nc ,n-
borhped and tmoug those collected were
found the auopheics or mularial MOSQUITO.
IN one Of The houses a little girl. Years
old was found suffering from acute ma
laria nr Doty was allowed by the
mother TO secure a agop OF blood from the
lobe Of the ear 4 hasjcrlologiral examina.
ton OF this was made In the laboratory
ana Inc parasItr fonnd In fhn ,nenntlns,
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THE FIGHT ON GAMBLING.
0dell Wants TO Take a Hand In The
New York Police Scandal.
JEROME is PLAYING INTO HIS HAND
Present Grand jury May Be Given the
Cases Against Devery, Glenner
and Detective Whitney.

New York August i2.-Edgnr A. Whit.
ney. the man who had made the state
ment to Justice Jerome ON Saturday 10
which be said thot the police and the
agents Of several crusadlng societies ac.
cept money for protection from pool room
keepers. was interviewed today In the
Tombs
He said: 'My relations with Chief
Devery at police headquarters were merely
those Of a business man. went to see
him several times in connection With my
| legitimate business as private detective
Of the firm OF Burgdorf & whitney.
will not say whether saw chief Devery
outside police headquarters. While deny
that arranged with Chief Dcvery at
police headquarters connections through
| the police telephone operators With the
| precinct, do not say that Chief Deyery
did not make arrangements"
! Police Commissioner Murphy said today
| that he did not feel called upon to take
the initiative in any investigation Of Depu.
! ty Commissioner Dcvcry or Wardman
| Glenncr In connection with the alleged
| tipping Oft Of pool rooms. He said he
| had asked District Attorney Philbn to
make prompt and forchle prosecution OF
! both men in case the Evidence Ia the dis
/ tlet attorney : possession should indicate
| them to be guilty.
/ Goyemor Odelrs private secretary, James
! g. Graham, called on District Attorney
! phllbln today. lie delivered letter from
/ the governor requesting the district at
I tomey 20 inform him rs soon as possible
/ OF al the facts In the rcccat accusations
! against the police department
/ immediately after the proceedings before
] Justice Jerome, IN which the Cuses against
Whitney and Burgiorn were put over IN
/ " wednesday, conference was held by
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GOMEZ DECLINED HONOR.
viii Not Stand for the Cuban Presi-
dency.

viii Not Stand for the Cuban Presi-
dency.
havana, August l2.-General Maxine
Gomez has addressed letter to thu local
committee Of the national party In Ha.
Nana who has chosen him as a candidate
for the vice presidency. The commupica.
ticn runs In part as follows;
ON hearing what the committee has
done, hasten to say that I mus, refnss
60 undertake such high office under IN.
republic SO far as candidates are c,n
cerned, ] look upon Senior Estraas PAIN,
and Senior Maso as the hest selecsiaas
that couid be made for the presidsney ssd
vice presidency let all Cuhaus nsres
upon this important matter and TnLa n n,
Dave strong and stab,e vavAralaen, -,
TREY fitted TO deal with she ETERNAL scis
ticns, In which Cuba viii have 10 exis,
as n republic" 'NS'
movement backed ny numhe, =,
me revolutionary generals, start ~ sn,Ns
time ago 20 endcaror TO make Sepor t,,nns
the unanimous choice ~ the psonie ~, ~
presidency. simultaneously evertnses ,. ,'se
made 10 senior MasO with a view 81 49,
suading him to accept the Vice nres,a,. ~.
Y Is asserted, however, thar thus sar ",
Maso mas declined TO fan In with his n,sn'
AZ he relies upon the negro vote III sise,
MIN president. eNs'
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S020DONT Tooth Powder III
FIGHT FOR THE REVAn
DETECTIVES WILL TAKE THE MF
TER INTO THE COURTS,
Nearly Two Hundred Thousand psln
OF the Gold Stolen BY Winters ~
Been Recovered.

San Francisco, August i2-lt vas s'a
Al the office Of the selby smeluns Y
pany today that a force Of owen I. y
today taken $4,000 worth Of ga y
the spot where It was hidden bF Nna.
making nearly s2000oo aIresdy Fe'e'fi'' =
II is expected that the renalndet \
stolen treasurer, amountlng . ~ \.
viii be recovered inside Of sv'lp''l
hours. 3.
The fact that Winters has as e
charged with any crime LEADS as Y"
weight to the belief thar Dc wy
lenlently dealt with by the olisa
the law for confeSsing the cflme VI n
eating the SPOT where be sees'"
There promises to be ayeIs ~ sss &
tween the detectives over . ~ NJ
money, and the matter m sg sat''
taken into court for s.s,ns,s, al
Detective Morse, who II \ A sssm.ses,I
nitelv flxed upon Winters the a .I,.ss
az the crime. states that he cpsAs :
tirst Information from Dopaldseh -s-s
Move ~ the works. who iormele M
with Winters. Acting .upolx IA
motion. Morse gathered suaincs. NJ
deuce against Winters 70 WIZ
arrest Of the latter. Morse Mns "A n
tectlve for the Selby pesep,e s,slss .s|
claim any OF the reward, oW " fdil|
large porti.o,9i OF l ~ sI snsrIs way I
gontrs Costa ' county. The lawys1i Z, Z
lnst named are drawing % pap.ssa Ia
forth tho claims Of Denalasgss "
Their claims are opposes W ~
detective agency In the case.. mi u
Winters claims to have v''As
Angeles and Texas.
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General Ohaervalions

: Mt Included N means.
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PUSHING THEIR CLAIMS.
Americans Had Floor Before South At.
rican Compensation Commission.
A TEXAN LARGELY IN IT, OF COURSE
A. J. Giebener, Formerly OF Galveston
Has Demanded 10000 Pounds from
the British Government

:.
OF tie south African compensation com.
,,.. la, Nau,t,,o r.,.o o.,,,.., -. ,ho
American rIoimants aubtnliic1 rio Ameri.
can clnimH
N, y cor.o, ~ ch,6a.,o = ,,on,hat
~ a. =, NVnV"s Vl Nh''pAp' peupeI
Of the Red Cross Society, asks for 1900
for tho losses OF surgical Instruments.
h,..,, 49,, u.a..,
n"'s'' "nu NekVhs'
a. J. Glebcner formerly OF Galveston,
Texas now stranded In gnNony. went 10
s,,.,h Atri,, A.. ~ nao..t,,. -, ,sgo,.o.
$50" 49," !" Wv 49, ~ "''"
and was depcftcd from East London lie
nsseits he Is ruined In health and fortune
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PORTO RICAN PARAGRAPHS
NATIONAL SPORT HAS TAKEN ON
MUCH POPULARITY
Reduction in Number OF Customs En-
ployes $500 Case OF Yellow Fever
Deaths from Starvation.

ICnrrpspondepce of Tho Associated prtssA
SIM Tran po,o ~ ,,,,.,,s, n
az ma lr,nr,oan n,t,,,,,. o.o 80, 49, =
-, .,,t,.
.e,si.. ~ V's '''+'' ""
- 49, '''''"' va" y, W. '.'V" " sun s
PoHtu oetWeeh tNO'lhcNcu mn g lhA
interest became SO great that league was
hn ,,sr,oa, fns.a wv 49,, - ',''u o'u
nnsn, ata,a. ."' Na,iou5 so''r"-
ninroa n,, .,t9.,.. ,'''',,, ~ '".,r,' anS Gun,
pnr,o pt,a.s ,,'' n,.,,,,,'., ".'' Sc, '"i
mn. a, ~ - 0'''
t""s' -" Wv ''""S nave sent lo TIE
United states for uniforms Not q Few
OF the players could draw salaries in pru.
tesSlpnal lists. Grounds have been Sc
cured NJ ruerta do rcrrp, about an
minutes trolley ride from san Juan 4
large subscription bst was lals 20 de-
iraE expenses, The diamond win b.
lcvelet and nucd Two games viii now
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eouNr,s eopY REMovgp.
Remains lie Enveioped il the Flaa
OF Garbaidi,

Remains lie Enveloped IN the Flaa
OF Gaubaidi,
Naples August ~, Tho body Of signpr
Crispi VAS removed tonight from the death
chamber 20 the drawing room which had
heen converted into chapel ardente u
lies enyeloped So the nag Of 6arlhaldI.
a guard Of veterans Is In attendance, ana
the roads beading TO the residence are
guarded BY troops 20 prevent the approach,
Ing Of the crowd The entire garrison
Of Naples win participate IN the fnnerai.
The body MIN be borne on 4 gnn carriage
and tho highest military honcrs will "
rendered.
Ia his will crtspi rcQaeeted that he be
hlrled without religious ceremony. and
declares thai biz pairlnony and savings
were lost lurlng tbs cAptpaicn Tor nner2.
ton IN Sicily AID IN the service Of his
country.
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LOCAL

Regular meeting Of the city council,
Blds received for the hordy street
sewer
Or. j s. Vaughan prefers charges
against Police Officers Higgins James,
lee and Rahouln for the A,.liug OF his
brother j. T. Vaughan
Commissioner Butcher tells Of his ex
pcrience with Wild man In the san
Jacinto bottom
An infant found In a basket IN the
Fairview addition
County Attorney r. Lee Schwander
gives II as his opinion that the county
Inns no authority to create the office
OF county auditor
The local stenographcrs meet and nr-
range FOR the meeting Of the state
association in this city on August 23-
"a
Henry Bradley, rolorod, assasslnatcl
last night In the Fifth ward.
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NOT ENrrLEp 70 COUNSEL

Admiral sampson Is Not Legally Recon
nzed IN the Inquiry.
Washlrgtop, Angast ~. Speculation h..
nech indulged IN lately at The navy az.
raf'mrnt as 70 whether Admiral sampsop
WIN he represented hy counsel In AZ,
forthcoming Sehley court o. inahlry and
whsthe Judge Advocate General Iemly
wln can unon the government for lees,
ASSISTANCE ~ handling the case. Fxamine
Won ot the law 10 the premises ELECTS the
is'S tANt Admiral Sampson Is NOT en-
lnss e the court From an official stand
relnt Admiral simpson does not figure in
sho ipQplry az slt
u ie Improbable also that Captain Lem
" Judge advocate % the proposed ss,nri
81 iicnlrN VIII ash the government fol
essisiaEcf IN handilas the case.