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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
Schley es un vaIiente
10 DICE CERVERA
HIDALGUIA ESPANOLA

q q corresponsal del xNew York Journals
ha nterrogado en- Vichy al almirante Cerve-
ra, ell jefe de la destruida fota espanola, ha
dichO 10 siguiente:
clos hechos haban mas alto que las pala-
bras. 5Por que aplicar este proverbio,
siempre verdadero, al case del aImirante
Schley? Ell com bate de Santiag go fue breve
decisive, puesto que total, no dur6 mas que
tres horas tres cuartos. E BrOoklin, ell ma
vfo 9 Schley estaba al Oeste de la Inca de
bloqueo y era, por consiguiente, el mas ex-
puesto. Estuvo en- contacto continue con ell
VizcryG y Ell Colon, el fue onier rindi6
ell Coldn. El almirante Schley demostr6 he-
bilidad inteigencia; cnmpii6 plenauente la
tarea que le corresponds, creo Que nadie
dcho menos los amercanOs pueden enten-
derlo de otro mojo E. valor ffsico el vaIor
moral, son cualiiades distintas. No hace fall
ia microscopic para descubrir los dos en- la
conducta del almirante Schey.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11

Pero ibah!
Aun cuando Nc Kiney estuviese dsndo
las timas boqueaias, The Country, ser.e po-
sib.e, serfa muy capaz de ir en- persona So
tementa fe 1eral hubo retreta Ell domingo
no SOLO ESQ se de1ca The Country.
Ahora Ie ha dado por recordar los espafoles
su condici6n de hueSpe1es
Parece patrona malhumorada dis
plcente & quien lie adeudan ell pupiIaje.
Y que pone sus pupi os en- esta disyun-
tiva:
"A pagar callar tocan. De 10 contra
rio. ia la callei.
Mas 10 triste del caso es que The Conr,try
Sc cree que ell amo la pupiera.
Y no 10 es.
Mucho Sc ha escrito mucho Sc ha habla-
do-en prosa verso contra ell cafe del Bra
sill sobre los grandes peligros que ofrece pa
ra los cosecheros puertorriqueh,s
Pero a 10 Sc ha indicado nada practice
sobre ell asunto.
Este es ell pals de la eterna protesta.
Y tambien es e pals del mucho rufdo de
las pocas uueces.
Maf1ana, Dec UoIente indicaremos algo que
pueda evitar ell descr6dto y la depreciation de
nuestro cafe en- Ell extraDgero. va que los ceci-
didos partidarios del cabOtaje, Huestros Illus
tres xcamareros9, supieron prever ell caso.
Sc conoce que abundan entire ellos los
agricutores nj comerciantes, sino los po1ticos
de ofcio los iteratos pour rtre.
conste que no incl ufmOs en- este dlttmo
nlimero a don Aurelio Mendez Martinez nj
Tomas Carri6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
NoTiC1aS

Sc halla San Juan nuestfo correIigo-
mario d e Arecibo, don Diego Becerra.
La sehorta Alicia Sicard6, dara IN con-
cierto Ell domingo en- Carolina.
En- Manati el moreno jose Ortega recibi6
una e1tensa heIida en- el vientre, de amigo
que le acompafa ba
t Leoncfo Barreiro.-CiTujano-D
ta.-Calle de Ruiz Belvis Caguas Puerto
Rico.
FL mhsico mayor de la banda de la poll
cfa insular, tendra ell sueldo categoria de Sc
gundo teniente del cuerpo.
~ Jose G. del Valle (Fortaleza 71).-Of-
cinas para la gesti6n de asuntos administrati-
vos en- todos los centros ofciales.
Ha sdo nombrado don Fernando Montilla
sota-alcaide de Ia carcel de Puerta de TERRA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
"a Emulsion
legiitliIma.

MilIares de med;cos han
iustificadO con su autori-
dad que no cxiste NADIA
mejOr para r0buStecer Y
fortalecer el Organ;sno que
la preparaC Ci6n liamada
EMULSION DE SCOTT.
Compuesta de aceite de hi
gad0 de baCalaO en- comb.
naCi6n con hipofosiitos de
cal y de sOsa, SECURES por
su experienced que aqu6I
nutre y f0rtifiCa q la yez
que los hipofosfit0s ento=
nan ell sistema nervioSo.
restaurandOle las fuerzas 4
energfa vital, para repeler
prinCipi0s antag0nicos Y re-
Cuperar la sa!ud normal.
Preparation de tan ben6ii-
cos resultad0s terapeuticos
es la legitima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11

Meioria
Parties ofciaies recibdos de Buffalo aver,
dicen que cOntinda Ia mejorfa del presidepte,
sgnifcandose acentuandose mas algunas es
peranzas
Pregunta por su estado
Pregunt6 ell paciente sus meicos de
cs b por su estado, despues ha seguiio
con la misma fuerza de Amino resoluci6n que
antes.
No le aseguran la vida
No obstante las esperanzas que abrigan
los medicos de cabecera, eStos expresan que
no pueden asegurar la vida del paciente, pues
adl ha desaparecido ell peligro Y pue-
de operarse en- el enfe-mo una complication -
sobre TODD las funciones del est6mago ri
fiones-Que tr&ga por consecuencia IN desen-
lace rapido fatal.
10 tieDen noticias 81 So le pudo hacer
aver la extraction de la bala
Mujer anarquista
Por confdenca especial sabe que ia
pafte directlva de los traba jos de los anarquis-
Las en la Union esta encomendada una 1nu-
jer rusa, lam NJ ada Emma Goldman.
Parece que tambi6n go averigu6 Ell sito
donde SO cncuentra Sc han cursado las 6rde-
nes para que la reduzcan prisi6n, esperando-
Sc de un momento otro la noticia de su cap.
tura.
Seran expuIsados
Entire los concentrates que Sc hacen por to-
das parties, hgura ell de que los anarquistas eu
ropeos detentdos que no tepGan com plicidad
con Colgozs, seran expusad0s de los Estados
Unidos y Ia nisma snerte seguira la directora
Emma Goldman.
Esta Ultima sera objeto de una detenida
nvestigaci0D, pues tene cast spguridad
comPleta de que complce sn oil atentado.
Leyes reprensivas
Los jefes de las seccciones polftcas de los
paftidos piden en- todos los centros en- 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
EI COufiCto de Colombia
Ejercito Ecuatoriano

Ell ministro de los Estados Unidos en- ell
Ecuador, Mr.. j. Sampson, afrma que Ia
mayor parte del ejercito de esta rep1blica, es-
tA en- la frontera de Color bia, donde Sc rom
per6n, de momento otro las hostildades.
En- Quito SO hacen grandes aprestos para
la guerra, que el pueblo aguarda entu-
slasmO.
Invasion venezolana
Cinco barcos trasportes yenezolanos, pro-
teEidOs por ell cSnonero RestIurddOr han sa
lido de Mara caibo rumbo & los puertos
orientaIes de Colombia, conduciendo 500
Aguardase refiido com bate, en- la from
terra, entire los ejercitos de ambas rephblicas.
A viva fuerza
El presiden de Venezuela, general CiA
prisno Castro, coutinia, viva fuerza, reclu-
tando gente
Dos expediciones
Han salido de las repGb icas del Ecuador
j Nicaragua dos ex pediciones que SO dirigieron
para los puertos de Ia de Colombia.
En- Tachra
ejercito de Is mil hombres dispuestos tras-
pasar la frontera.
En- WASHINGTON
En- Washington cree que va la guerra
es irrem mediable en- el Departamento de Ma.
rina SO ha notado mucho movimiento.
Motln
Sc ha pfomovido gran motfn en- Colon,
con motive de los Gltmos acoDtecimientos DO
liticos Los amotinados dirigieron al CON
sulado venezolano I'D actitud amenazadora.
EI refugio
E representante de la republica venezo-
lana senior Cardoso tuvo que refugiarse en- ell
Palacio del gobernador, ,huy endo de- motfn por
tenor de ser asesnado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11

Ell departamento de eddcaci0n aprue q
los nom bramieut0s de maestrOs hechos por la
junta local de instruction de Arroyo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
ATBNTADO CONTRA Nc. kINLEY
MAS DEa 49, l. E. s

prensa de aquella capital que se empiecen en-
cuanto antes los estudios para hacer una ley
contra Ia aEarqufa; calcada en- las leyes que
va Sc han promulgado en- muchos EsGados de
Europa, por 10 que los sectarios de esa idea
tienep QUE emigrar para la rephblca america
ma, hacienda del pats un verdadero foco del
anarquismo.
Gestones de la PoIicia
La policfa cesa en- sus pesquisas para
aver;guar d6nde encuentran los completes
de Cogozs.
En- Pittsburg 81 vercity sc hceron mu-
chas detenciones de anarqustas, en- su mayo
RIA europeos, quienes encontr6 importan- n
tes documentos que podran poner sobre la pis-
ia la policla para lograr la captura de los
demAs.
Cambio de posicion
las once de la mafiana de aver, el presi-
dente ha cam biado de posici6n sin necestar
ayuda de las enfermeras. cosa que no habia
hecho desde que cayo herido por impedfrselo
los vivos dolores producidos por las herdas.
IlTIMAS NOTIClAS
de nuestro Cores sponsal
Sc saliva
Nc Kinley pas6 la noche ben. Periodic
pelgro ha desaparecdo.
ConyaIecencIa
Entra en- convalecencia.
Los medcos dicen permanecera tres sema-
mas acostado.
EI gabinete
Los membros del gabinete que estaban en-
Buffalo salen para Washington.
Una anarquista
Emma Goldman, mui ier que SO considera
como jefe de los anarqustas, ha sdo presa eE
Chicago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
Tranquilidad, Salud y Reposo para las
Madres Y las Criaturas.

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la
sonora WINSLOW, da 10 nifios en-
81 periodic de Ia DENTICION. Les
ablanda las encfos, resuelye Ia infamacion
aliyia todo olor, y cura ell coli ventoso.
Inoeente eficaz en- todos los case
Aeonseiamos las lnadres qu teng n un
nibo enfernlo que no deje q'e la preven-
cion pr pia ii la de otro j, evite Ell uso de
esta nedicina quA proporciona alivio Sc
gnro, absolutament' seguro, 81 Sc usa
cportunomente. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
Ultima fora

San Juan Septiembre IL A tarde-
Mr. Nc Kinley hace hoy la primera conf
da ordinaria.
Los 6rganos digestivos funcionan regu-
arnente.
Mejors por horas.
La bala de la espalda pronto le sera ex-
traida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
ADOGAOOs Y koTARI03
ANU DUCHO

En- Ia noche del 80 de Julio pasado,
desaparec de Ia foca de don Benigno To
rres, donde pastaba, IN cabaIlo de color
zaino amaTil'O careto zalco de IN oi0, pa
tas trAseras blancas y de pxSo men1deado.
de seiS Quart IS lie la de Seis al IS de
edad. de mucho brio estrellero; de la
propiedad del que suscribe.
Sc grati1c4Fa la persona que de noti
cias de su paradero: sc llama la atencion
de la poiicfa ius liar de laisla y de 1la mu
nicipal de aquelos puablos donde la hu.
biere.
Morovis, Septiem5r 9 de 1921.
Esascssaf Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
G0N0RRHQLs!saas as's s.sa gas2sss: 9sss:

nocida como el m r ie lo' esp ,cfdcos, pa
ra la curaci6n de las enfe-medades de las
Was urinarias.
Envenena con prontitud los germenes
morbosos. sin deteriorar las celulas organi-
cas- en- que Sc alojan, y devuelve a los tell.
dos gu integridad com pleta, evitando cica-
triceS y recheces uretales.
Preparado unicamente por The Co.
norrhol Medical Nj. fg Co New York.
Stbre J. de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-11
GA N T A r

Soy feliz, porque en- mis- labfos
Llevo 10 mejor del mundo:
Los besos de mi morana.
Z ell cigarro TRES ESCUDOS.
Pio Ii.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22

Upper Ferry will start Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22

il, Rev. 1. Il: Huskins, he Rsv. 4. 4
Wagner. D. II, president Of the Morgan
College and the Rev. ]. w. e. Bowen.
D. D., one of the faculty of Cannon
Theological Seminary. In the course
Of the addresses the history of the var
ious institutions was brought out and
complished was made.
The programme for to-day follows:
MORNINGE8:30 a. M, Prayer and
Praise meeting; 8 a. m, Conference
session.
AFTERNOONS p. M, Preaching
and Pentecostal meeting by the Rev.
]. II. Brice and the Rev. G. D. Pinkney.
EVENING.-7:45 p. m.-Anniyersary
Of the Church Extension. Rev. A.
Dennis will preside and the Anniver-
stry programme for Church Extension
will be observed. Singing hymn 919.
Responsive reading led by Rev. N. S.
Hard, D. D., assistant corresponding
secretary. After prayer, singing rally
song.
500 D. m.-"What has the Church
Extension done for the Conference?"
by the Rev. j. H. Goodrich. Singing
church rallying song.
S.15 D. m.-"What has our Confer
ence done for the Church Extension,
and how can it be made to do more?"
by the Rev. r. Steel. Singing hymn
1889.
$50 p. m.-Address by DR.. Hard,
telling how this department has de-
veloped Methodism in the world. Sing
ing, Bringing in the Sheaves."
Prof. F. B. Jones will have charge Of
the music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22
BENWOOD.

Resume of Events From the Marshall
County Town.
Mrs. Patrick Havey is i'll at her home
on Main street.
Prof. Becker's class will dance at the
Blue Ribbon Hall tonight.
Mr.. Frank Walters, of New Martins
vile, is visiting friends here.
Miss Mary Dickson of Water street
is recovering after a slight illness.
The young child of Joseph Manhood
is recovering after a slight illness.
Mr.. William Dugan is home from the
State University on a short vacation.
After several months illness Mr..
Michael Harvey has finally recovered.
The Social Club gave a well attend
ed dance last evening at Blue Ribbon
Hall.
Charles Fox and wife, of C%larksburg,
are the guests of Mr.. Fox's mother,
here.
Frank Wilhelm, the Main street
saloon keeper, left last night for Hot
Springs.
Robert Sharp will erect a two story
frame dwelling soon in the Fourth
ward.
Work has been started on the new
foundations for the steel works at the
lower mill.
The young daughter of Mrs. John
Meek is recovering from an attack OF
the measles.
James Gibbs, of McMechen, purchas-
ed a very valuable driving horse yes
terday from Squire Riddle.
Andy Freese, of Wheeling, was ar
rested Wednesday evening for drunk
enness. He got the usual 81 and costs.
Mrs. George Martin will arrive home
the latter part of the week from Oak
land. Md, where she attended the fun
eral of her sister.
A number of invited friends of Mrs.
William Holderman had a little socia-
BILE last night and after dancing, re-
freshments were served.
A number of the members of the Me
thodist congregation here attended the
| session of the Washington Conference
in Wheeling last evening.
William Morris, an old resident OF
this place. left yesterday for Rosoys
Rock. where he, has bought a farm.
He was accompanied by his family.
Jacob Diebold, the Main street sa-
| loonist. has contracted for a new resi-
dence and business house which he
will build at the corner of Ninth and
Marshall streets.
On March 81 and April / class No 5
of the First NJ. Z. church will give an
entertainment in the church lecture
room. The programme will be as fol-
lows: Song. the class. Sketch. Cos
sip.' characters, Dorothy Green, Leona
Edwards; Hester Beacon. Rhea Bow
ers: Marion Lee. Alta Williams; Bea-
trix Van Kortlandt, Hattie Vance;
Jeanette Durand. Lizzie Mahood.
Song. the class. Sketch, characters,
Alice. Elva Morgan; Ella, Matte Jen-
kins: Julia, Minna Albaugh. Reading,
Miss Nav Barlow.
The young men OF the Manhattan
| Club will entertain their friends next
Tuesday evening at the Blue Ribbon
Hall. The affair will be a private
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22
THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING
was Marked by Light but COntin-
uOus Snow and u Low Tempera-

ture.
The first day of spring was decided
ly Winterish, to use a ~colloquial term.
The seven O'Clock temperature at
Schnepf's was SO, and below the freez-
ing point at many places in the city
and vicinity, while the highest reach
ed was AZ, at noon and three in the
afternoon fa~llingagain to 81 at seven
O'Clock and rising to 38 at ten. The
snow which began falling at ten
O'Clock Wednesday night, continued
throughout the night and all during
yesterday, but was light until half-past
six last night, when the fall for a few
minutes was as heavy as is often seen.
The snow did not lay on the ground.
however, except on the hill-tops and
to some extent in the suburbs and
country. In the heart of the city it
melted as fast as it fell.
At ten O'Clock last night the barom-
eter was 1926 inches with a DISPOSE
ton to rise, and there may be clearer
and warmer weather to-day.
Below will be found the local and
general observations:
Mr.. c. Schnep. the Opera House
druggist. made the following observa-
tons of the temperature yesterday:
Z a. M, SO; 8 d. m, So; u M, AZ; 8
p. NJ, AZ; Z p. ~, 81: II p. M, SO.
Weather cloudy.
WASHINGTON. March 21.-For
Ohio and West Virginia: Fair Fri
day with higher temperature. Satur-
day, partly cloudy; fresh southwest
erly winds, becoming variable.
For West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania: Partly cloudy. probably light
snow Friday. G~.thrday, cloudy. with
higher temperature; fresh southwest
erly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22
ALL MAY RESIGN.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March I'll
AS the old board of regents in the
Normal school do not like to act in the
matter OF rebuilding the school build
ing at Shepherdstcwn, Col. R. S. Carr,
one of the members proposes that all
resign so that the Governor may i'm
mediately name a new board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22

dance party. The dance committee is:
Messrs. Fred Kuthe. Jacob Thulen.
Charles Bennett, Walton Davis, Vim
cent Kearns and Fred Hawk. The
floor managers will be John Loup and
George Fitzgerald. Following are the
officers of the club: President, Will
liam Doyle: vice president, Edward
Clayton; corresponding secretary.
Mont Banan; secretary, Louis Murray;
treasurer, George Burkett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22
HOME FROM PHILIPPINES.
Return of an Ohio County Boy VIII
Has Seen a Great Amount of Ac
tive Service IN the Army.


Has Seen a Great Amount of Ac-
tive Service IN the Army.
VIM. Ebbert, of Triadelphia, return
ed yesterday from the Philippines, al
ter being discharged in San Francisco
for disability caused by a wound re-
ceived while in the regular service. He
has recovered from the effects of the
wound, and is now in good health.
Mr.. Ebbert served four years In the
regular army, and was stationed in
Arizona. He had been discharged but
eight months when he re-enlisted III
the fall of 1899 for two years. He was
made a first sergeant in Company A,
43rd Infantry, in the Philippines, and
during a portion of the time was in
command of a squad of scouts.
Mr.. Ebberts talked very entertain
ingly of his experiences in the Phil
ippines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22

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Shade Trees, extra nrge, Ornamen-
tai and eddin plants at lowest
prices. Catalogue free. RElD'S
NURSERIES,, Tel. IS. Bridgeport, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Civil Government VIII BE EstablAh-
ed Ahouf lime 30.

WASHINGTON, March 2L.-The
transfer from the military TO the civil
government in the Philippines is ex-
pected to occur about June 30th. AL
though the military will be necessary
for some time to support the civil
authorities, it is the intention to with
draw as far as possible from any par
.ticipation in the government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22

Camp. Ground Supper at l. o. o. F,
Hall, Friday evening.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-21
HARRISON AT REST.
Great Tribute Paid the Ex-President by an
0utpouring of the Masses.

In the center of hollow square COM
posed of fully $4,000 of his fellow citi-
zens, the remains of Benjamin Harrison
were Sunday afternoon inferred in the
family lot in Crown Hill cemetery,
Indianapolis, Ind. Close by the grave
were the members of his family, Presi-
dent McKinley,and other visitors of dis.
tinction and the more intimate friends
of General Harrison. Back a distance
of fifty yards, behind ropes guarded
zealously by large force of police,
stood, with uncovered heads, the great
multitude who knew him not SO well as
did they who stood beside the freshly
apturned earth, but who honored him
and admired him fully as much.
1t is doubtful if any public man, at
least in this generation, was borne to
his last resting place among SO many
manifestations of respect. There was
no exception anywhere to the express
sion that the nation had lost one of its
ablest men, and the greatest man OF his
| generation in his own state.
| Services of the simplest kind were
held at the Harrison home and at the
church. At the home only the most
Intimate friends were present. The
church was densely packed, and solid
mass OF people extended for block in
fvery direction.
The honorary pall-bearers, all long,
| time friends of the ex-president, were:
General Benjamin F. Tracy of New
| York, John Wanamaker OF Philadel-
phia, w. IL. II. Miller of indianapolis,
John w. Noble of st. Louis, Charles
Foster of Fostoria, O., General Lew
Wallace of Indianapolis, Judson Har-
mon of Cincinnati and William A.
Woods of Indianapolis.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-21

The state board of horticulture in
spection held meeting at Caldwell
last week and appointed the district
inspectors, in addition to transacting
considerable routine business. The
inspectors are as follows: II. A. Rus
sell, Kendriclx, district No. /; William
Mohl, Lewiston, district No. 2; A. f.
Hit, Weiser, district No. 3; j. c. Lesser,
Nampa, district No. 4; Alex Mcpherson,
Boise, district No. 5; w. +. Weiman,
Salmon, district No. 6; E. A. Dowd,
Blackfoot, district No. z; w. w. Yoth-
ers, Rathdrum, district No. s; w. +.
Fisher, Oxford, district No. 8. The
matter of the appointment of a state
inspector was deferred until after the
appointment of the proposed dairy and
pure food board, as one man has to be
inspector for both boards. The horti-
cultural board will confer with the
other as soon as it Is named. The hor-
ticultural board feels badly crippled
beause of the failure of the additional
$500 appropriation, 1t has broad
field to cover and must do the work
well If it is to be effective. In addition
its state inspector must act for the
other board.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-21
TO ATTACK MoNRoElsM.
London Standard Believes Britons Should
Make Assault.

Afternoon London papers follow the
morning papers in approving the gov
ernment's refusal to accept the senate
amendments to the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty. The only novel suggestion in
the matter appears in the Evening
Standard, which is of the opinion that
the time has come to attack Monroe
ism, and says:
Now that the republic is taking an
active interest in the worlds politics
the time has come when the fiction that
the western hemisphere is to be regard
ed as close preserve for American
enterprise should finally be exploded.
English interests are quite as para
mount as those of the sister state, snd
it cannot be long before the attention
of the continental powers will be more
drawn to the commercial possibilities
of the dormant southern half of the
continent"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-21
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Illinois "A Fast Battleship.

On her builders trial trip Friday the
battleship Illinois more than measured
up to expectations The ship was not
taken out to deep sea, but was given a
run down the coast, the main object
being to test her boilers
Steaming out of the Virginia capes,
the battleship proceeded about twenty
five miles down the coast. On her re-
turn under moderate forced draught,
the ships indicators showed her speed
or two hours run to average l6 2-1o0
knots an hour, with 107 revolutions.
The contract requirements called for
sixteen knots an hour with 120 revo
lutions. No attempt was made at
speed, the vessels bottom being ex-
tremely foul. She has been in the
water for more than a wear
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-21
CasteIlane Fights "A Duel.

In duel fought Saturday between
Count Boni de Castellane and M. de
Rodays, the latter was wounded in the
thigh.
The meeting occurred at o'clock in
the Pare Des Princes, where many cy-
cling events occurred last summer.
The Count de Dion directed the duel.
M. de Rodays, whose wound was in
the lower fieshy part of the high, bled
abundantly, but is not seriously
wounded. Costellane is the husband
of Annie Gould, and the row was
started over the publication of an ar
ticle concerning the counts debts.