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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-13
Esp|6ndida fiesta en- Ia Carolina
Constitution de la Colonia EspanoIa

Galsntemente invitados por ell senol
palIoco, nuestro distiEguido amigo g
padre Miota, asistimos aver la cons.
tituci6n de la Oolonia Espaiiola en- Ca
rolina.
Tn bosquej, solamente puede sci
nuestra revista de aqne la exp 6ndida
fiesta, en- la que hubO IN verdaderC
derroche de entusiasmo patri6tico
La casa del padre Mota, que esta
situada en- la plaza, frente la iglesis,
estaba adornada, materialmente Gu
bierta, dig$moslo asf, con las banderas
de Espafa y Puerto Rico.
Una msgnffica Orquesta, colocada
Onvenienuemente, daba al aire sus no.
tas que, unidas al ambiente que ali sc
respiraba, de franca cordialidad y entu-
siasmo, formaban IN cOnjunto expl6n-
dido de indescrip.ible efectO.
Mientras iban lleganlo los senOres
que habian de c0nstituir la junts, fui-
mos invitados q pasar al come1or don
de Sc nos sirvi6 un suculento banquete.
A los postTes, y q instancias de los
comensales, Sc levant6 don Vicente
Balbas, que presidfa la mesa, y pro-
nunci6 un elocuente y sencillo brfndis,
que fu6 muy aplaudido.
lie sigu6 en- ell uso de la palabra ell
seIOr Alvarez Nave, qui6C, como STEM
pre-, elOcuentiSimo Y hrilante, entu-
siasm6 con su palabra tluida, lena de
elevados conceptos, que la mente no
cOnserva en- Su belieza para trasmitir
los al pape'.
Tn p5rrafo de aquellOs diIfa mas que
tOdos nueStrOs elOgiOs, pOlque Sc ag0ta
ell vOcabuaIio de nuestro rico idioma y
no cOnseguimOs premiar, como Sc de-
biera, la pOItent0sa palatra del i6ven
y brillantfsimo orador.
Ell senor don Crist6bal Real, impro-
vis6 unas quintillas que fueron acogi
das con agrado.
El senior Perez LOsada, reci,6 una
composition en- tercetos, de que es au
tor, y que fu6 muy aplaudida.
Elocuentes y enthusiasts bIindis,
fueron prOnunciados pOr tOdOs los con-
currentes al ban9uete.
Despu6s, habl6 ell padre Miota, ell
ben6volo anftri6n, quieD, con senci
las palabras, di6 las gracias a la re
presentation della prensa y los seno-
res allf cOngregados para llevar etecto
tan trascendental acontecimiento, co
mo 10 fu6 la constitution de la COlonia
EspanOla en- la Carolina.
Sc excuse mOdestamente, &c sus ser
viciOs vaiOsisimOs prestad0s, a la con-
secuci6n del ideal, que tan magnffica
realidad revestia en- aquel mOmento,
en- que iban llegandO numerosos compa
tTiotas cOnv0cadOs pOr el enthusiastic y
virtuOsO saceIdOte.
La oTquesta, que dicho sea de plso
es inmejorable, amenizaba ell acto COZ
diffci.es pleas de su repertoire, entire
elias Ia "Marcha de Caliz , y la
"Borinquen"
En- ell salon principal aguardaban un
buen nGmerO de personals respetabilfsi
msO, impOrtantes agricultores y conner
ciantes de R.o Grande, Oan5vanas )
Lola.
FL padre MiOta deleg6 la presidential
provisional en- don Antonio Alvarez
Nava, que Sc dirigi6 al distingudo
auditOno pronunciandO un discurso de
tonos levantados patIi6ticos.
Jamas habfamos dido tan elOcuente
y brillante, al mejOr de nuestroS orado-
res.
En- una hora, que a tcdos pareci6 IN
segundO, aquells palabra portentosa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-13
MOVINIElTO DE- ADUANAS En- CUBA:
Notable disminucion
en- las exportaciones importacioneS

Ampliardo 10 que dijimos en- la Sec
ci6n telegraica, podemos ailadir que
en- los ingresos de las Aduanas dc Gu
ba, durante Enero y Febrero 6ltimos,
ha habido una disminuci6u que ascien
de a 5 226.08l, 81 SO comparan dichos
ingresos con los de los citados meses
del ailo anterior.
El comercio de Cuba con ell extran-
jero ha disminufdo notablemente.
Las exportaciones 6 importacionet
han sufrido una baja de $l.500,00O J
$4,000, 900, comparadas con las de
afio Gltimo.
La importation de los EstadOs Uni
dos descendi6 en- $4.0OO,00O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-13
Otra tentatiVa de suicide
EN- PONCE
Una muier, pOr fslta de recurSO5
intenta suicidarss

Eu pocos dias Sc han registrado en- Pom
ce tres tentatvas de suicide
Sotera Ortiz, de yeinle amos de edad,
soltera d9miciiada en- q barrio de la pla.
va, queriendo suicidarse tom6 una regular
oantldgd 3e c, badilla.
El hetho ocurr6 en Ia manana del yier
nes.
Ri Juagado Sc traslad6 al lugar del Suceso.
La infeliz hallabese ys ssistida por el me.
dico de aquel poblsdo senor Gomez Va
lencia.
lei estado de la eDferma es desesperante. !.
Sc considers un POGO difioil su salyacl6n.
La opinion general en- este asuutc es que
la desdichada Sotera tom6 tan extrema re.
soluci6p, debido Ia escasez de recursos
con que contaha para sostener la vida.
En compsiia lie Setera solo vivian una
hermana una sobrina de esta.
Sc encuentTa en- esta papital el alcalde
do roa alta eaYtaY Izuufardo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-13
TELEGRAMAS
POR Ell CABLE
Los beers emplean la
taCtlCa de embOSCadaS
Copo de una compafIia
del ejercito ingles
Servico cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercanti

Nueva York, domingo. Las que
rrillas Loers que operan en- el dis
trito de Rus'enberg,.. ..I'ransvaal, han
empvendido la tactica de embcsca
das, babiendo causado, con este
procedi;liento, algunas p6rdidas al
ej6rcito inglts.
AL sur de Lydemburgo coparon
los beers una companfa britanica,
apoderandose, adenas, de todos sus
efectos y municiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-13

Sc encuentra en- esta capital don Rogue
Paniagua.
Be encuentra retenid0 en- CANA, conse.
cuencia de una igera enfermeaad, don
Anecto Caballero de Salinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-13

Sc encuentra en- esta papital el aIcalde
de Toa.alta seilOr Izquierdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-13

Fundado en- 1888 I
es el'periodico mas antiguqy Ell
de mayor circulation de lat tIsla.
No Sc publica los dias leEti,gs
0FICINAS
29-Plasa de Alfonso XII
.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
NEW OCEAN LINE.
To Establish Connection Between
Manchester md pbiIud.Iuhtu

To Establish Connection Between
Manchester and Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, May q. -Akdgar b. Grif.
fiths, treasurer and general super.
intendent Of the Pennsylvania Ware
housing and Safe Deposit company OF
this city. has returned home from Ell
land, where he had gone as the repre-
sentative of the Reading railroad and
Charles M. Taylor's Sons for the pur-
pose of establishing direct steamship
connection between Manchester and
Philadelphia. In speaking of his mis-
sion Mr.. Griffiths said:
ut Is definitely settled that the
Philadelphia and Manchester Steam
ship line WIN begin operations during
the early part Of July. The steamers
to be utilized by the new line are of the
Leyland Shipping company, which,
however, has no connection whatever
with the Leyland company recently
acquired by the ]. Pierpont Morgan
syndicate. w. II. Leyland will be the
English agent of the line, with offices
In Liverpool.
The plan Is to have sailings from
Doth ports every ten days, and the in
itial trip from Philadelphia will DO
made by the steamer Manchester Cor
poration, which is expected to reach
this port about July l."
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Misses Jessie Snort and Mildred Hahn
Of Philadelnhia, wera the guests over
Sunday OF Miss Elizabeth Campbell.
Mrs. a. y. Damn and son ar4 visiting
in Saa:ord.
Mrs. George Ottwel OF Georgetown,
is visiting in this city.
Peter +. Taylor Of Bedford county, Pa.
is visiting friends here.
William Iawon, S. IF. Baynard and
John S. Rossel returned from Buffalo
Sunday night, where thew were delegates
from Delaware 10 the National Civic
Federation. Nj. Rossali participated II
the debate on assessments and uuou lie
taxation Of mortgages. Mr.. aynard took
part in the discussion on corporation
laws, and Mr.. fawton took an active
part in the conferences.
Miss Sellers of No. 1900 Rodney street
has as her guest, Miss McAvity OF st..
Johns, N. y.
Announcement has Eeen made Of the
engagement Of Captain w. Arthur Black
ford Of this citv, and Miss Jean Osborn
Hickman, Of West Chester.
John F. Bradley and son, w. J., are
registered at the Bleak House, Atlantic
City
Levi @. Bird has engaged suiss of
rooms at Bedford Springs.
Richard Higgins Of CoatesvilIe, spent
Sunday in Wilmington.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
OWL SERVICE FIGURES.
What the Annual Report of the Chief
Examiner shows.

Examiner shows.
Washington, May 2T.--The annual re-
port of the chief examiner, A. X. Ser
ven, of the civil service commission has
been made public. 1t shows that dur
Ing the year ended June 30, 1900 A.
GAL persons took the competitive ex-
aminationS for original appointments,
2,3l9 for the government printing Of
flee. 4,30G for the custom house serv-
Ice. 455 for positions under collectors
Of internal revenue and 1886 I'm cassi-
fed Dostofices. There also were siS
people examined noncompetitively for
excepted places.
There We're 400 different kinds of ex-
amnations involving 1888 opportuni-
ties for the assembling of competitors
at places widely distributed throughout
the states and territories.
There We're 1890 appointments made
III the general departmental service, of
which 300 were to comparatively inSig-
nificant places. The report instances
some frauds discovered in examina-
tons and says it is now well nigh i'm.
possible for cOllusion To occur without
leaving its carmarks and being fol
lowed by summary punishment.
The report makes n pie FOR more ex-
aminers and for ample ilities to re-
new systematic instruction of local
boards of examiners:
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
THE NEWS FROM China
Powers Acting Alone In Withdrawal
From Peking.
JAPANESE TO LEAVE FIRST.
Arrangements Well Under Way For
the Gradual Transfer of the
Cfty's Administration to
the Chinese.


Picking, May 27.-Arrnngements are
being made for the gradual transfer OF
the administration of Picking to the
Chinese There is no mutual agreement
between the powers about ttR except
on the general purpose to proceed with
the evacuation, and each commander
is acting Independently.
The japanese will transfer their Sec
lions first. Then the French and Ital-'
ians will follow. The Japanese have
already trained and drilled a number
Of Chinese, who will act as police. The
affairs of the Chinese city will be adj
minstered by Chinese and those Of the
Tartar City by Mantchoos. PrinceChing
will be the chief acting military gov
ernor.
1t is feared that in the future there
will he no unanimity in the administra-
ton of affairs and that the condition OF
things will be as bad here in regard to
government as they have been in the
past
Many Chinese still fear that the per-
manent withdrawal of the foreign
| troops will have tendency to encour-
age thieves and rufIians. The presence
of the foreign troops has had re-
straining effect upon these people, al
though daily reports of robberies are
already coming in.
Our Troops Leave China. !
The United States transports Sum
ner and LennoX have sailed from Taku.
| All of the American troops that are To
leave China are now off for Manila.
1t seems probable that Great Brit
aims proposition limiting the indem-
1 nifty to bc demanded from China to
i5O. OOO.OOO tacls ($:,23. 0oO,000D will be
agreed to by the end of the week.
United States Special Commissioners
Rockhill thinks this may be considered
an American victory. Though his prop
ositlon limiting indemnity to 100000
| 600 tacls was not accepted. still II was
| the cause of the other powers consid-
| ering the idea.
The only point likely TO cause further
delay in n decision by all the powers
except America is that regarding the
raising of the foreign customs per
| cent Mr.. Rockhill told the ministers
at Il recent meeting that rather than
take this step America would relin-
ouish all claims to indemnity and
even make money present to China,
as American commercial interests
would suffer far more thereby than
those of any other power, with possibly
one exception.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28

sydney, May 21.-'rhe British steam,
er Ophir, having on board the Duke
and Duchess Of Cornwall and York,
has arrived here. She was joined out
government vessels conveying the pre-,
mirr, Sir William Lyme, the ministers
and federal officials. When the duke
and duchess landed, they We're greeted
by enthusiastic crowds. The dccora-
tons were magnificent.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
STUDENTS AT DREW.
Methodist Ministers of the Whining.
ton Conference Studying There.

The Rev. ]. w. Eusley at the meeting
Of the Wilmington Methodist Preachers
Association yesterday morning gave an
interesting account of his recent trip to
Drew Seminary.
The Wilmington Conference has the
following students ut the seminary:
Charles X. Gibson, Odessa, Del, pastor
At Chester, Y. j.
George Il. Harrington, Frederick, Del,
stationed at Oxford, n. J.
Clarence y. Jones, Viola, Del. pastor
# South Broad Street Chapel, Elizabeth,
\. i.
w. ]. Colona. Stockton. Md, supplying
FOL the summer vacation only AT Round
Hill. Conn.
James III. Gardner. Kent Island. Md,
pastor mt Johnsonhurg, y. ].
John Emory Parks, Cambridge. Md.
npplying nt Rapport, Long Island.
Milton McCann, EddyStonc. Pa, sup
| dying nj Port Drain, n. ].
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
MANY DEAD AND INJURED.
Disastrous Results of Trolley Car
Collision Near Albany.

Albany, May 27.-Electric cars rae
Ing for switch while running In oppo-
site directions nj a rate of 40 miles an
hour collided at cost Of five lives ana
over GO people injured, some fatally
and others seriously. The collision oc-
cured about two miles from Green
bush.
The responsibility for the disaster Is
placed at the door of MOtOrman Frank
Smith of North Chatham, who had
charge of the power propelling car y,
the south bound vehicle, which ran be-
You'd the siding where under the rules
of the company II should have remain
ed until the other car had passed by.
There Is n belief that Motorman
Smith had become temporarily dement,
ed and that he was practically insane
when he ran the ear mt full rate OF
speed beyond the siding and to what
he must have known was certain death.
His wife died some time ago, and it Is
said that he has brooded over her death
a great deal
The injured are being cared for in
the hospitals in this city, at their
homes, in farmhouses near the scene
of the accident and at East Greenbush,
Schodak and other villages.
II is believed that Mrs. William #.
Link, the wife Of a grocer of this city,
who. with her husband. was injured;
Mrs. Mitchell Link of East Greenbush,
and George G. Barry of Troy will die.
The names of those already dead are
Frank Smith. motorman of car No. %;
William Nichols, motorman Of car No.
10: Maud Kellogg Of Round Lake. An.
+, ME Rooney of Stuyyesant Falls. and
David Mahoney, mate on the Dean
Richmond
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
SUING FOR INSURANCE.
Case of Weisman a. Dunn VS.. Com
mercial Insurance Co., on Trial.

$500 SAs~s W., oh
The suit Of Wesman & Dunn vs.. the
Commercial Fire Insurance Co., was
tried in the Superior Court yesterday.
The plaintiffs were represented by
Charles M. Curtis and Robert Pening-
ton, and the defendant was represented
by Walter II. Hayes The plaintiffs are
in business at Pascohe, r l. They had
fire and are now suing the Commercial
Fire Insurance Co. for 81, lS5 rs under q
policy which they claim to have taken
out in that company.
The court will deliver its charge to the
jury this morning.
Six cases in which George T. Hatton
and Della ID. Hatton, his wife. are inter.
ested, against the Wilmington City Rail.
way Co., were continued until the No.
vember term, with peremptory rule fol
trial.
Continuance was granted in the case
OF Francis KarczeW SKI W. the Whining
ton City Railway Co.
In the divorce case Of Mary Penning
ton vs. John |. Pennington, Herbert l.
Rice was appoinSgd commissioner Il
take testimony.
In the case OF Mary X Roser vs. Cox
and others, judgment for SIS grated TIL,
defendant with stay OF execution uuti
September |,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
More victims of Lakes Fury.

Milwaukee. May 2T.-Seven more vie
tins have been added to the list of
those pclishing in last Fridays gale
This fact became known when Il water
logged, dismasted hulk, all that re-
mains of a schooner. was sighted ten
miles off shore between Sheboygan and
Milwaukee by All incoming steamer
Beyond doubt il is the three masted
schooner g. II. IIacklcy of this city,
which met the storm while on Its way
to Sheboygnn.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28

Manila. May Tt is reasonably
certain that the remaining volunteers
will sail for home before July. The
Forty regiment ana battalions
Of the Forty-ninth and Thirty-eighth
will sail on the transport Thomas ut
once. The Ohio sails May % with the
Forty-sccond and the Fitzpatrick and
Logan June with the Forty-third and
Forty-fourtli regiments and two bat
talions Of the Thirty-eighth. The Grant
sails from APART June l with the For
ty-eighth regiment and two battalions
of the Forty-ninth.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
SENSATION IN VERMONT.
Lieutenant Governor and n Repre-
sentative Arrested In Bank Case.

sentative Arrested IN bunk tnse.
Nergcnncs. VI, May 27.-Lieutenant
Governor NJ. Il. Allen. vice president
ana director of the Farmers National
bank, which recently suspended here,
and j. w. Kctchuln, representative
to the legislature from this place, have
been arrested by United States officers
under indictments charging them with
completely with Cashier -. q. Lewis in
wrccking the bank.
The indictments, which were found
by the United States grand jury last
week, are in two counts, each charging
completely in cmbczzling the funds Of
the bank and classifying the accounts.
Lieutenant Governor Allen will he
given hearing nj Ferrisburg, his
home, by Emitted States officials, who
will go to that place for the purpose.
Mr.. Ketchum WAS taken to Burling-
ton after his arrest, ana 1T a hearing
he pleadc$ not guilty, and hail was
fixed at $1,000.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
The United Assembly.

Des Moines. Ia, May 2I-At the SEES
sion Of the United PresbyterianGencral
assembly tile qynation of woman suf-
frage came up in the report Of the jul
dietary committee, which was to the
effect that the question is purely civic,
ana thus not one that properly can come
before an ecclesiastical Legislative
body, The report was approved. Steps
mcnt Of colleges at Asyut, Egypt, and
Gordon, India.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
TO DO BUSINESS HERE.
Insurance Commissioner Marshall
Authorizes COMPANIES to Operate.

The Insurance Department Of Della
ware. acting under the amended law
,asscd at the last session Of tha Gem
tciary societies, orders or associations,
10 report 70 Dr. G. y. Marshall. lnSm,
nee Commissioner, and file mi annual
,tatcment has authorized the following to
transact business in DcIwnrc:
The American Catholic Union Of
Philadelphia; tho Supreme Conclave. I'm.
proved Order IIeptasophs. Baltimore; the
Supreme Council Of the ROYAL Arcanum
BOSTON, the Modern Woodmcn Of Amer
tea. Rock Island. H.; the Supreme Tent
Knights Of the NIarcahcrs of the World
,r Fort Huron Michigan.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
Shellpot Park Privileges.

rhr privileges for the stands at Shell.
pot Park have hrcr awarded as follows
IVA house. Isaac Belts; Ice cream. Ma.
lin sisters; salt water taify. Lowe &
Son. Chester; sodn water, D. Carter
swings and hoats, Hicks Bros; shooting
gallery ana baby gnmc Indian Bocksta.
dar of PlIiIadrlphia; fish pond, 0neita
wilson, miniature road Nesmer and
" namnker. Philadelphia: shuttle board
mtA pool table, Franklin C.. Howard. The
First Regiment Band win give concerts
M Thursday nights and Sundays.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
TWO TRUNKS ROBBED.
Young Men Relieved of Hard Earned
Cash,

Complaint was made to the police last
night by two men who board nj the
White Horse tavern, md and Tatnall
streets and are employed as helpers at
the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Company,
that their trunks in their room had
been broken open.
Eiftcrn dollars was taken from ono
trunk and dollars from the other. The
mon had no positive clue rs 10 who took
the money.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
BELT SAFE ROBBERY,
No Arrests Have Thus Far Been
Made by the Police,

No arrests have been made 50 FIR for
The r"Ibly Of thu SAFE in the drug store
Of n j. Bolt several DAYS ago Of $50
Mr. Belt he'd q conference with Chief
Massey last evening. 4 -ll ana 4 man
employed w. Mr. Rrlt were later called
in 70 tho conference.
Chief Massey whom seen later said
there were no developments il tic case
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
Some Heavy Fines.

In city court yesterday Wesley K Cas-
sie was fined $25 for emitting Miss Nellie
Shone on her wrists. George I. Durham
was arraigned on two charges, harboting
a girl and keeping gaming machine.
On the first charge he was dismissed,
and on the second was held in 81 ,0C0
bail fer the upper court. James Mahoney
charged with disorderly conduct, was
fined $40.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
Furnace workers, strike Ends.

Buffalo. May 27.-The strike at the
works of the Buffalo Union Furnace
company, which has been in progress
for Il month, has been settled and work
has been resumed. The company
agreed to employ one additional man
demanded by the union, and to pay the
same rate of wages as is paid at the
Tonawanda furnaces. The works en-
ploy 400 men.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
Tn Inyestirate ALLEGED Trust.

Toronto, May 21.-The Canadian
Press association has been advised by
Hon. Mr.. Fielding. minister Of finance.
that the government will conduct the
investigation and summon all neces-
sary witnesses in the inquiry into the
alleged paper makers combination
The association had intended prosecut-
ing. Mr.. Ficldlng's communication
clears up all doubts as to the govern
mcnt's position in the matter.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28

Medicine Bow, Wy, May 27.-Thc
presidential special made schedule time
through Utah and Wyoming. Mrs.
Mckinley rested well, and DR.. Rixey
reported that she passed comfortable
night. The president, as usual, was
the first member of the official party
to rise. At Rawllns. little mining
town, he shook hands with number
of UpODle
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28

Nincland. \. j.. Nay -. Ward Com.
aged 10 years, has accidentally killed
himself. While calling on young lady
Q revolver Tell out Of copp's pocket.
TO satisfy the girl that the weapon
was not loaded he snapped the trigger
three times and then laughingly placed
it against his temple and again pulled
the trigger This time bullet crashed
through his brain, killing him in
stantly.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
Republican Meetings,

The Republicans Of tie Sixth ward
will have an open air meeting at Ninth.
and Walnut stress en- Friday evening
Some OF the best local talent has been
engaged to address the meeting
There will be meeting oi the Repub
llcans OF the Eighth ward at the Eighth
Ward League, Go East Seventh street to-
morrow evening AZ s o'c o k. All Re.
publcans OF the ward are cordially in
vited to be present.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
POLICY MEN RELEASED.
Four Men Each Fined $500 and Costs
Put Up the Cash.

Clarence Smith. John Il. Mcdowell,
James Malls and Frank Jones' the lat
Ter coIorrd. who plead guilty in court last
week ID writing policy ana were each
fined $500 and costs and in default There.
of We're to hr imprisoned twelve months,
paid their n"s aud costs yesterday and
were released.
Tho total amount paid by the mon
was $2,410.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-28
Venezuelan REVOLT Pending.

Willemstad, Curacao, May 2I.-The
Venezuelan government is alarmed by
the news TINT a new revolution is being
prepared on the Colombian frontier
with the assistance Of the Colombian
government. The leader of this new
movement is General Rangel Garbira.
who is very popular in the Andes and
in other places and is highly respected
by all.