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Hams Exoneraied.

The charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenseg, preferred
against II. ". IIalns, local ticket
agent Of the Judson Phillips eYcpr-
sion Co. BY r. w. Bafto. monez
lender. was dismissed by Justice
Cam yesterday. It was evident that
the money had been obtained with
the full consent Of the manager OF
the excursion company.
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SEATTLE WILL
NOT CELEBRATE

h Owing 10 the fact that many 4
y cities of the Sound have plan 4
4 ned a Fourth Of July ceiebra- 4
4 tion. the chamber Of commerce 1
> yesterday decided that II would 4
y not be advisable for Seattle, as 4
y a city. 10 celebrate this year 4
y All plans for a decentralization 4
y this year win be dropped.
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Victorian Sails.

Steamer Victorian sailed for Lyna
canal last night Carrying i25 pas
aengers and cargo. 4 large num-
Der u her passengers were Eastern
ers. many Of whom went on pleasure
bent while others are returning 70
their properties.
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JoBslse QUOTATIONS..
CONNECTED pAfLY)
efesn fruit

Lemons q. 1E435o box. lines,
e % per case cooking applss. 81 10
rs. eating apples, - @4a.e0. Val
sncla oranges, f216410Qs Seeding,
a s01a0ds bananas. f2Q0u3T5
olives k90 2te Ter gallon; grape fruit,
U.Gs4 pls native atHaWhsrrt g =
1I10 PEE cratul pine Appfcs. fz.Tkff
$50 per box cherries. tisatfi g.
tic
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Bu.tst cbssss. tgEs END PouI.rI

Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 90 the pro-
Queer IN round lots on the dock 0F In
the car 81 Seattle:
Grain = oats. 1900. barley.
Siae0. wheat. chicken feed. fze0zi.
corn. g. % per leo lbs. brnu. SIS.
Has Puget Sound. per ton, tl4sQ.
Eastern Washington timothy. ilezs
aid %. Alfalfa. tiQ0Q8 1850.
uuttcr Fresh fhuen. i0aize. ma
tive creamery. if0iBc.
Cheese Native WHahiuEton, Ice.
EEga - Strictly fresh ranch. iSH
iGHc per dozen
Poultry ~ Chickens live. t2Gisei
ducks, f1Mc turkeys. lzhui1e.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. iauishe
chickens lsMatahe. ducks. isuifMe
geese. N Ae.
1--we stock Cows. 4ttc: steers.
s'hMte caiyee sh4ftsc. sheep ~
tAc. hogs. t98Mc.
Dressed stock Hogs, se. lambs
los
To hatiieship. Steamer Athion.
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PRICES
STOP EVERYBODY
FROM PAYING
HIGH PRICES

The Barteil Drug Go. know what
to buy and where TO huy. aud give
you the benefit OF their knowledge.
when you come here you get what
you want at reasonable prices.
Reg. our
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Anciput Order ef Hlbsrnians i2tt
Annual Picnic aud Exourslou.

Steamer George p. Starr VIII leave
Galbraith's dock for Port Madison;
the most ideal spot FOR a picnic on
the sound. al ais a. m. and I:15 n. IN.
All kinds Of sports on the grounds.
The best OF music I'm Attendance.
Tickets 5Qe round trip
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vsse,ssls.

Potatoes t1081s PEE ton. beeta.
tAc per dox. carrots. tia2 Der
sack. lettuee. fi.s4 q case; tufnipu.
tixs garlic. IL. cabbage. ug00las.
peppers. gI4 80. hutks. lte. gree q
eairry. &C pcf dgxan. sweet pqis-
ieea N.fE41p9. hQaniah CHI pep
psfn. DO per 10. aausf kfnpt save.
California hsa1 lettuce. tiBi.sk ease
arftrhokes. 2sa2ae dha. at~vn peas.
4 round. arlad fEa cartons. e1c,
fancy soe, imported isr. tomatoes.
case. $50. dates. tJec per 10;
rAalahea ier per dos. rnphart. =
pei 10 parsley. I'D nc: aNpRragu..
tf1s. new potatoes. fz81 = spinach
= green beans. sk2iee, eleumbers
gs8sges PER- der. oif onions. t9sr.
nv onions. 141tse. cauiinowFr, 20
-. parsulrl flaA
proslslons
Fresh meat-cow beet. Sc u.
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Watercress IL accounted an excel.
lent tonic. stomachic and cooling.
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Special sale-caH on NJ. ID. Pease-
Johnson co. for millinery suits.
skirts and waists. fi07 Second ave.
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Don't forget Painters Picnic sun.
day.
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steer beef. sAo.per ID. mutton. Woih-
er. o.. ewes. sMe. pork. kNWoe per
10 veal. large. pc. small. luMe.
isruViMoua Hams. inrgr lie.
hams. ANAL. iami1Me. breakfast
bacon. ifuiiMc dry, Hnlted clear
backs. sae bellies Toe.
Bustet chssss tgEs end PoulsrJ
uutter Washington crsamerlsn,
pound prints. t94 Z0e. Eastern Iowa
ana Elgin. isutte. freah ranch. 10
tic California creamery. tfMlbe.
cheese Native Washington. fgii
cream. tlUftc. Eastern. New York
ttmibe. Wisconsin lac California ~
disc. Hoquefort. acc. Idam. fiieaW
- 90 per case. Sew York, isWlac.
IimburEer. ieai7c. brick, ie1ilc.
Swiss. ief iac.
Eggs strictly fresh ranch. i5disci
EaFtefn. ibniGc.
Poultry = Chickens. live, tsrs
ducks. isc. geese. i0Wite. turkeys.
lie
Dressed stock Chickens. ibc
turkeys, Ihml5Ac. ducks, fgc.
geese. i2MaisMe.
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Theaters.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

There already has been a heavy
demand for seats for the Frawiey
benefit at the Grand opera house
next sunday night. The occasion
viii mark the final performances u
the long and successful engagement
81 Mr. Frawiey and his company IN
this city. Coming here for a four.
weeks run. the organisation viii
have played 70 consecutive weeks
when the season snds
The end % the season vii be ut
tingiy concentrated by the prea-
entatlon 81 two playa The Iittfest
Grit. dramatixation Of Richard
Hardiug Davis atpry % that name.
and Wm. II. cranes great success.
His Wife's Father Handsome
souvenirs have bcen prepared and
win Be presented 70 each person in
-
Another large house greeted East
Lynne" At the Third Avenue thea.
ter las, night The old play has
made the most emphatic Kind OF a
hit wlth the patrons df this popular
playhouse. Manager Russell, who
appears as the villain. Sir Franeit
Laviaon. - nighfiy received with
demonstrations ~ hearty approval
and T. given a ronslng welcome up
on his entrance.
The Third Avenue thcater Will be
the only playhouse IN Seattle open
Esxt week. Manager Russell has ar
ranged an Interesting bill for the
week. Frank Nayo'4 popular play.
sDavy Crockett" VII Dc given n
thoroughly Adequate presentation.
With X. Z. French tn the title role
Il Is a part IN which AR. French u
said 70 have been PARTICULARLY sue
esHsfui.
There viii be an entire change ~
program at the Searchllgbt. i50sh
Second avenue. next week In the
meantime the nne moving pictures
81 the spanish buiifght are proving
very attractive.
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Glare. hat designer i4o7 Second av
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coadltIenA PlalnlI Slalad.

Late Yesterday Afternoon the en-
tlgu matter was tlit uut In fuu be-
fore Mayor Humea who az once call.
ed the advisory board az the city 70
meet laHt night % consider the cone
dillon that has become 80 alarming
The meeting was held. and the
situation gone over carefully. IA
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statement 90 council. city Camptroi-
ler Paul called that bpdY'H attention
% the fact that The general fund Of
the city WAS running Ha low, GA ne-
count ~ the hiE 0pprnpfiR iionn being
made TOT the many public Improve q
menta, that II a halt was not called
the city would be greatly embarrhaa-
Cd IN meeting itH regular uhiiga-
tlons. The matter Was tefefrea 70
the finance committee, but since then
more appropriations have been made
and the fund II getting taaa ana tlaI.
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CUT RATES

\
On and after July Lat th,z
company viii reduce the prfcs
! OF gas 10 sl.e1 per thousand.
= and no distinction viii -
? made IN the Use Of gas fos
: fuel ana Illuminating purpos-
IS.
: The rate will be gl@ Der
: thousand With a Discount 81
= loc per thousand en- all bIus
paid on or before tha TENN
day % the next succeeding
: month for which the bills are
: rendered.
: Bills are due on the ars,
J day OF the month and failure
20 receive bill will not enfisie
consumer 10 rebate unless hlil
! Is actually paid on or before
|. the 10th instant. Bills paid
) by cheek. through the malls
must be in this offce on the
10th instant
The discount Of 70 cents per
thousand Is offered 10 con-
) sumers IN consideration o,
their paying their bills at The
i oiice as soon as due. thus
saving the expense Of sending
out collectors.
Parties desiring 70 AVOID
4 the annoyance Of looking af-
ter their bills can have 9 pre-
I paid meter put in and pay fer
] their gas as used. az the rate
!. OF ti.Co per thousand.
The minimum charge VIII hs
! &c per meter per month on
plain meters and &c psr
meter per month on prepaid
: meters
: Seattle Gas & Electric @.
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Auction Hosiery Sale.

Auction Hosiery Sale.
II you have not been 70 this great sale bette~
come 81 tomorrow u you have time. as the ssors
viii be crowded Saturday and we may not be ara
70 wait on you as promptly as We can Friday
You viii remember that We bought these stock
inRH at tbs auction sale OF Ehriafieb a CO nay.
ing third less than usual and nov they are 70 b
sold Al The same relative discount.
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Freah meql-cow beet. 50 u.
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The
rissrnll
Of o. i
West
The al
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sfdnt|
ntfuo|
The col
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70 batilsshlp. siaamfr Aihlon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-05
Elfuego de Cata60.

Hoy, proximamente& & las 10 de
10 mahana ne declare un inceudio en-
Catal1o, reduciendo cenizas una ca
90 de la Gale del Tren, propiedad de
don Vicente D&vila Aranzsmendy.
Momentos antes, Ia inquilina
que Ia habitaba Conception Dupr6
habia salido para Bayam6n, dejando
la cerrada, dapositando Ia Lave en-
casa de su madrasta Agueda Mora.
les.
El incendio segun informes, em
pez6 por 10 cocins, pero de. manera
tan..violenta que cuando Sc advirtf6
el vecindario ell fuego SO habis ex
tendido por TODD el interior de Ia ca
60. r..
Sc dieron gritos de alarma, acu
di6 gente, lego la policia 6 inmedia
tamente procedieron & derribar psr
to de Ia casa contigua, situada al Els
te propiedad de dofia Fiorentina Fe
lid y baldear la sotra, situada al
Oeste, de don Pedro M. Tilen, las
cusles oportunamente fueron desalo
jadAs: -.
+ A los pocos momentos y aun el
iocendio en- toda su magnitud, llega
ba de Bayam6n el treu, si6ndole muy
diffcil el paso por aquel sitio, por
que las llamAs alcansaban & la via.
x Logr6 por fin pasar, dej6 los CO
ehes en- 10 Estaci6n y tomando Va
rios vsgones con plpas de aqua del
mar presto M Brillante servicio,
dando 6a<tro seis Wales con dicho
obiet4
Ri alcalde de Bayam6n Sr. Ma
ten, que se hallAba en- esta Capital,
al tener conocimiento del suceso en-
ell acto pidi6 auxilio al cuerpo de
Bcmberds que seguidamente se puso
en- marcha, mas al uegar al muelle
para embarcar, recibi6 contraorden,
porqne 81 fuego hAbia sido sofocado.
No obstante. 81 6r Mateu sali6 ense
guida para Cataflo, constituy yendose
en- ei lugar del siniestro.
In polici4 de Catano, con ell al
calde de barrio 81 frente, SO porta
ron de modo he7oico muy particular
mente 81 propietarfo don. Raimundo
Rodriguex.
El oAbo sel1or Alexandra, avis6
por tel6fono & Bayamon de donde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-05
MAQUINAS DE COSER
DE FINISIMA PUNTADA DE CADENETA $3.50 UNA.
Maqunas doble pespunte "Nueva Nacional" $500
AGUJAs PARA MAQUNAs DE T0DAs GLASSES OENTAV0s UNA
Ho 200 yardas para aQuins ctVS pao 80 ctVS docena
soBRlNos DE ARMAs.- CRUZ 13


vinieron el sargento sellor Gonzalez
y los guardias Santana y Schroeder,
por Ia policfa municipal, y el Tenien
te seflor Gaztambide y dos guardiss
por Ia insular.
Todo eli vecindario contribuy6 &
extinguir el incendio, sohresaliendo
entire los mas valientes tres mujeres:
Amparo Lopez, Antonia Piliche y
Francisco Viera, asf como tAmbien
81 carpintero Juan Ortiz, que desafi6
los mayores peligros.
Resultar0n pAsmados Santiago
Benitez. Pedro Elias, Francisco Blu
So, Jose Martf, Amalia Martinez y
una tai Marta.
Despues de conclude el fuego,
regres6 en- coche de Bsyam6n Il in
quilina de Ia casa incendisda Concep
ci6n Dupr@, 4 quien Sc detuvo por
orden del se11or Alcalde, asf como
tambien su madrasta Agueda Mo
rales, traslad4ndolas & Bayam6n &
disposition Gel Juzgado.
Este suceso tiene mucho de mis-
terioso.-La Dupr4 confiesa que ella
dej6 su casa bien asegurada y sin
que hubiera candela dentro4 La Mo
rales asegura que ella no Abri6 IL
casa, pesar de haberse quedado
con Ia llave.
El. Alcalde sefior Mateu, ha orde
nado & 10 policfa hacer una nota de
las personas pasmadas y de las que
mas se distinguieron por sus buenos
servicios, para darles una gratifica
ci0n.
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Is \ +
nfme1os, y que perturbamos Ia con !
ciencia pdblica.
Nos dice que aumentamos la ola
contra el Bill Hollander para vens
der mas ejemplares.
Nos dice, casi casi, que somos
parejeros.
mo hollandee, compaf1ero!
Per la question hollander Sc va
q quedar sEl Pals, sin pats, por que
Ell pals "a no puede resistir 10 que
defiende sEl Pals.
Va decididamente contra 10 que
pregona 80 tftulo.
Los cigarrillos Sc estan vendien.
do I'd & cuatro centayos 10 On ietilla.
No 4 tres, como dice sEl Pals,
Y subieron, des dc que los que
vedos de Mr. Hollander Sc epjorque.
taron encima del pals, por obra J
gracia de los hijos del pals.
iDios mfo, en- que pals vivimos!
i<El PATS, atacando al pats!
va vera Gel Pals, como nos
quedamos sin pals, sin paisaje y sin
paisanajs.
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CablegraInas de hoy.
SERVICI0 ESPECIAL
DE
LA Correspondence;
de Puerto-Rieo.' :
NEW:YoRK FEBRERo 5-laol.
Reoibido a la II A. Nd
- New York 8.

Seg6n despachos recibidos en-
Londres del General en- Jefe Lord
Kitchener, 81 General boer De Wett
81 frente de grAndes fuersas de tro.
pas, al Sur de Desvetsdorp, marc ha
r4pidamente contra la .Colonia del
Cabo.
Los es fuerzos hechos hasta aho.
ra por las tropas brit4nicas, han si.
do indtiles para contenerle De Wett
a7ansa en- Inca recta & su objeto.
FL general ingl4s Campbell ha
sostenido un reliido encuentro con
una fuerza de quinientos beers en-
Middleburg, sufriendo los ingleses
+ p4rdida de cnAtro ambulancias,
dos o6ciales y diez y ocho soldAdos
muertos. 10
El ei6rcito britauico est& asom
brado de la rapidez de los movimien
los beers, 6 los cuales encuentran
por todas parties.
La frecueuoia de las derrotas
que sufren las tropas inglesas, que
se sucedsn unas & otras, casi sin In
terrupci6n; asf como 10 extraordina'
ria actividad de los boers, obligan 81
General Kitchener, & pedir 81 III
mento de sus fuerzas, y 4 exteuder
las operaciones, en- muchas millss
de eircuito.
Washington S.
Aver Be recib;6 en- Washinton Ia
protesta dirigida 81 Gobierno Nacio.
nal contra 10 Ley de tributaci6n d..
do : Puerto Rico. La protesta ha
quedado sobre Il mesa en- el Sena.
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.A NJ : ..

q 81 ~ S. 4
A do1a Clara Aymard, de Yau
co, Sc lie ha extraviado un documen-
to extrs judicial de venta que le fu4
hecha por don Rosendo Velasco del
mismo pueblo, de ma casa de ma
dera sta an Ia Gale San Francisco,
hoy PachecO con ell nfmero 80.
Desde Ia publication del presen-
te se considerar6 como de ningtn
valor nj efecto el citado documen
to. Yauco % Enero de 1901,
e s 15-8
Llamamos l. atenci6n de nues..
tro lectores hacia el interesanta,
anuncio del Ingeniero don Roberto
Graham, de Pon0sque publicamo..
On 10 cnarta plaaa - este peri6dicos
Interesa mucho s fos Agricultores 8
induetriales. -16-8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-05
Madrid 8.

At Valencia, Spain, the mob
has stoned the Jesuist college. A
carlist revolt is dreaded and the 60
vernment has taken all sorts of pre-
cautions to avoid the alteration of
public order.
General French mad also an
engagement with beers near Gethel.
Although of some importance no
details are reported of losses sus-
tanned by the combatants..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-05
.Departamento
de EduCaCi0n
de PuertO-RiC0.
OFICINA DEL COMISIONADO.
San Juan.
AVISO.

Por el presente SO advierte { to
dos cuantos deseen obtener ell certi-
ficado de Maestro que expide ell De
partamento de Instruction, que du
rante los dfss 26, ~ y % del corrien
te mes, tendr4n lugar los ex2menes
en- las materias comunes exigidas &
los aspirantes al certi8cado de Mses
'tro Rural, de Maestro Graduado y
de Maestro Principal. g sea, en- Idio
ma Espallol, IdiomA 1ngl6s, Geogrs
ffa, Historic de los Estados Unidos,
Aritm6tica y Teorfa de 10 Enselian
"a, continuando 50 examen los aspi
rantes sl Certifcado de Principal,
en- las asignaturss de Algebra y Geo
metrfa, el dfa 10 de Marco pr6ximo.
Los ex4menes ser4n celebrados
en- las siguientes poblaciones: San
Juan, Vega Bajs. Arecibo, Maya
giez, Ponce, Cayey, Humacso y Fa
jardo.
San Juan p. r. Febrero 4 de 1901.
ENRIQUE G. HERNANDEZ.
Secretario.
- Por exceso de materisles no
hemos publicado hoy IL relsci6n de
donAntes de Catafio, para el monu.
mento en- honor Ell sef1or Astol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-05
L.ondres s.

El General ingl6s French, hs
tenido otro encuentro CON los beers,
cerca de Gethel. M lance fu6 rudo,
pero no sc tienen. detalles de les
perdidas sufridas por una y otra
parte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-05
SIGUE BAYAMON.
Remitido por Don M. Diaz HELM.

Eulogio Rivera. ra............ 25
Jes1s Rodriguez. ez.............. 10
Jose Gonzalez. z................ 10
Ignacio Rosales s......... 10
Angel Cestero. ............... rs
Martin Felid. ................ 25
JOSS Romeu go. 10
Cardido Rcmeu. ........ 10
Tirso Cahtellanos. os............. 10
Ramon Vald6s.. s................ d.. so
Encaruaci6n Cobian de Valdes so
Ramon Valdes (hijo). ..... 10
Alfonso Valdes Cobian 10
Ana Maria Vald6s Cobiap. 10
Pepita Valies CobiAn ..... 10
Georgina Valdes Cobian ..... 25
Mercedes Vsldes Cobi4u>. ..... 10
Isabel Vald9s Cobi&n. 10
Sabine Vald@s Cobiau. ........ 10
Manuel Cabranes Vald&s. ...... 10
Juan Sierra Caimares. ........ 10
Maria Garcia de Mayendia. 10
Paula Garcia ...... A......... 10
Juau Mateu -. .................. 10
Juan Mateu hijo.... ........ 10
Jesds Pesquera ......... 10
Enrique Marquee. ...... 10
Braulio Duet1o Colon. -. ...... Is
Manuel Duef]o o............... 10
Eustoquio Villalan. ......., 10
Suma ...... $135 65
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-05

received yesterday the protest OF
the Porto Rico revenue act. A mo-
tion at Congress was made and car
ried to lay it on the table, without
any further action.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-22

Havana, January 2l.-The central com.
mittse of the Cuban constitutional con-
yention. reported at the public session OF
the convention today the proposed con-
stitution. The document contains some
notifications of the ori ginal draft. AT
ter it had been read the convention ad-
iourned until Thursday.
1t Is understood that the members OF
the central committee are not unani-
nous with reference to several features of
the scheme and that there lie likely TO be
considerable discussion before final ac-
oeptAnoe.
The proposed constitution DOES not con-
tain any provisions regarding the future
relations between the United States and
Cuba.
The administrative council has referred
the question of the DadY contract for the
paving and sewering or Havana to the
municipality to determine the equitable
rights of MIR Dady.
In the project submitted there Is q
clause in addition to the original draft
providing that 80 days after the adoptlo n
of the electoral law. the constitution
shall go into effect
Inc electoral law will he drawn up as
soon as the constitution is completed.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-22
BLUFFED OUT.
A Promised Great Sensation In SPORT
ing Boston Comes 20 Naught.

Boston, January 2l.-The greatest
sensation promised the sports of Boston
for years failed to reach climax to.
night, although the indications were
good enough to keep 700 men guessing.
The Isoteric club had scheduled fight
between TwinUSullivan and Charley
Rourke with several preliminaries be-
tween lesser lights. The police notified
the club managers that they would raid
the club if it dared to attempt fight.
The club holds that, as an incorporated
body, it can give exhibitions for its
members. Today it was learned that
Chief Wade would send squad of state
officers to the club and that fifty or more
Boston officers would be sent to assist
in the raid. The newspaper reporters
also got information on the quiet that in
the expected raid they would be espec-
tally singled out in order to see if the
reporting of an exhibition prohibited by
law was not in itself an offense.
The club quarters had score or more
around the building seemed to be unusu-
ally well patrolled.
There was supposed to be about a
thousand dollar house. The programme
opened with minstrelsy aud monologue
in which jokes were cracked. just when
the first bout was looked for, the an
nouncement was made that the police
had interfered and that the fights could
not be pulled off at this time There
was great chorus of groans and the
crowd left the building unrestrained.
1t APPEARS that Capt. Gaskin had about
so patrolmen enroll themselves as mem
bers Of tha club In customary fashion of
paying months dues. and thess got
there early and took front SEATS around
the ring. The squelohing of this most
determined attempt TO carry on boxing
exhibition is thought to mean that the
police Will stop all events by sheer dis
play OF strength.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-22
REV. JoNArHANE ADAMS.

Bangor, January 2l.-Rev. Jonathan K.
Adams died at his home in this city
early this morning from apoplexy. He
was the eldest son OF hev. Jonathan
Adams ana was born at Woolwich, Me !.
April 9, 1872, He entered Bowdoin college
in ls49, graduating with honor In the
class OF 1868 and from the Bangor Theo.
logical seminary In 1858. He was pastor
for many years at New Sharon and
Searsport in this state, also engaged in
1858 in the ssrvics OF the Christian COM
mission, in the army of the Potomac He
was called from his pastorAte at Searsport
in 1877, to the position of general score
tary of the Maine Miss ionary society. In
whose service he remained till Obliged by
health to resign.
DIR. Adams was an overseer OF Bowdoin
college and a trustee OF Bangor TheoIog-
ioal seminary