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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-21
Ec0S de Pto. Plata
Los inmigrantes Gira artfstica,
Medicos. Industrias.
Exposition etc.

Contip dan arribando esta ciu-
dad los inmigrantes puertorrique-
nos, dondezencu entran mas garan-
t1as de vida y subsistencia que en- ell
Hawaii, Ecuador etc.
Todo innigrante puertorrique
no que viene con Ia ef6 de bautismo,
de honrado, que observa buena con
ducta y posee un ofcio 8 profession,
encuentra colocacion cast antes de
poner pie en- TERRA. Referente q
Agricultores, este pals, virgen toda
via, reserva un risuef1o porvenir &
quien traiga algunos recursos Sc
dedique la exploitation agrfcola.
Existen ventajas para este que no
Sc encuentran en- ningdn pals del
mundo, y entire elias descuellan, ell
precio tan fnfimo de los terrenos;
la ferac;dad y fertilidad de ellos, asi
como que estan cubiertos por mou-
tes y bosques vfrgenes, con excelen
tes maderas para hacer casas, niue
bles. carros etc. Y por otra parte,
ell hijo de Pto Rico que aquf, dedi i
candose a trabajar, olvida la pol1tica
de ALI, y en- la de aqu1 no Sc entro-
meta, es queridO y respectable por to
dos los naturales de esta terra, que
es igual q la nuestra en- costumbres,
, china, idioma y hasta en- su cielo
azul y sus campos verdes, sin ANNA
| Les feroces nj insectos venenosos.
pero es necesario que SO sepa
ahf, que aquf, hombres sin oicio, sin
recursos y con pretensiones de ser
dependencies de tiendas q oficina, 6
may ordonos de haciendas 6 cami :
nos, no encuentran nj ocupaci6n nj
porvenir, Asf mismo, individuos
con vicfos, vagos y de malas cos
tumbres, raterOs etc, son tan dura y
me tie aislados y tan NAL tratados,
por los mismos paertorr riqu snos bue
nos que hay aqa1, que tienen de por
faerza que.marcharse donde puedau
poner su banco con patell6n desple
gado.
GIRA ARTISTICA La Com
paf1fa de q Z.rzuela <G.rA ART ,tics
J Puertorriquena,> ha caido muy bier
en- esta ciu lad, donde s., le ha disper
sado una carfhosa AGO gida, apesal
que una c6mica llamada Carolina D:
villa, Sc psrmiti6 escribir varios s,
nores de esta poblaci6n, hacienda f;
tales referencias de ess Troupe /,
tratando, con toda la per fdia posi-
BILE, de desacreditar la Gira. Sc
gdu las cartas de esa Sra Davila
<Jata1aito NzcarYo1a(lo no ha cogido b.
tatta en- sa1s nsoaa0s;; d Roberto 10 quisi
ron naotaT en- Ponce azca7etur MARINA
q d los denads los desconoce conapletoneei
te, jatzgd1aelo ella como una aatdacia
solem,ee atrevtniento de esa canarulo
haberse metfdo en- esta ciudad.
Pues apesar de este, la <Gfra Astf st
ca Puertorriquef1a,, +, fue recibida CO..
muchfsimo entusiasmo, con un aba
no cubierto de mil dollars, Y cada df
recibe nuevas demostraciones de sa
tisfacci6n de todo ell pueblo. iPo
bre Sra. Davila -!
De la importante ciudad de S
tiago. han pedido Sc le file un abon
) ! para cubrirlo, fn de que la simpa
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La factoria que Sc esta constru-

La factorfa que Sc esta constru-
yendo en- la Isla de Maui, por la Ha-
waiian Commercial & Sugar Company
tendra una capacidad de $4,000 tone
ladas de azlcar por zafra. Para esta
azucareria Sc ha hecho un pedido de
dos evaporadoras LILLE de cuadru-
pie efecto, debiendo tener cada un
capacidad de so 600 galones de guara
DO concentrate por "a horas. Otros pc
didos de LILLE triples y cuadruples
efectos de 100, 900 galones para arriba
hacen un total en- capacidad de mul-
tiple efecto LILLE, pedidos este afo
para las Islas Hawaii de 1900 900 ga
lones de guarapo concentrate por cada
"A horas,
Estos dparatos reemplazan oche
de los gectos multitubulares certificates
".Standard' cuya capacidad ha sid
superada por las respectivas fabric
donde Sc encontraban en- uso.
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EC0S DE PONCE;

En- ell vapor frances lego Ia no.
table companla de Roncoroni en- la
que fgura como primera actriz Ia
tan simpatica Evangelina Adams va
conocida dol publico poncef1o, ado
mas fguran otros notables artistas
y una bailarina de genero frances.
El sahado es el debut de la com
paflia con la hermosa obra eFedo-
ra,, y para ell Domingo tiene en- pre-
paraci6n otra que sera de gran
attraction
Las obras que traen en- roper.
torio es de 10 mas escojido y de ma
yor sensacion en- los teatros de Eu
ropa
Hay gran interes en- ell pdblico
por conocer estos distinguidos artis
Sc preparan grandes festejos
para Ell 25 del corrisnte habiendose
designado varias comisiones para
la recaudaci6n de fondos otra pa
ra la redac cci6n del programa.
Tambien Sc editara en- ese dia
con ell fin de commemorar dicha fe'
cha un per i6dlco.
FfOntO Qar6mOS COnOCor el
programa de festejos.
Han to mado puerto los vapores
frances eSt Dominique, procedente
de Santo Domingo y ell eJulia, de
Cuba y escalas ell primero con AZ
pasajeros y el segundo con 81.
Los jornaleros que deseen If a
Cuba puede en- embarcarse ell "a en- ell
vapor sJulia, que les admitira pa
sale gratis y sin contrato de ningu-
na especie.
La compaf1ia Roncoroni ebrira
un abono despues de la primera
function y de que ell publico la conoz
| ca.
FL CORRESPONSAL
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AVi 50.

El Dr. Ramon R6ura y Owen par
ticipa a sus clientes y amigos de Ma
yaguez y del resto de la isla que es
tara ausente durante un mes me-
dio, y que regresara a Mayaguez q
mediadss de Agosto proximo, abrien
do de nuevo su bufete de Abogado
y Notario.
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Una central.

Sc venden todos los aparatos com
pletos de una central en- louisiana,
para trabsjar 800 toneladas de cana
por dia; todo esta en- buen estado y
Sc puede comprar muy barato cor
ventajosas condiciones para el pago.
con persona de responsabilidad.,
Ell motive de venderse, es, por
ser aemasiado pequef1a para traba'
JOS de una hacienda de importancia
como la en- que esta instalada.
Para informes, dirigirse don
E. Delafond, Ingeniero representan
to de la casa Krajewski Peasant Com
pany de Nueva York en- esta Isla,
calle de Tetuan nhm. 8 8 por correo
apartado 252, San Juan.
Sc
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| UNA FACT qORIA j
DE AZUCAR DE
10000
TONEL -ADAS
E0UiPADH CON
EVRPORHDORRS
"LILl-lE"
NotaS marfti imaS )
Cambi0 de b0ya.
Puerto de Mayaguez.

Por la presente Sc hace aber
que la boya roja MIN. 9, que marca
la punta que Sc desprende del gran
bajo de la Mancha, en- la bahia de
Mayaguez, ha sido trasladada al 81.
guiente puesto magnetico, pues Ell
bajo Sc extiendia hasta ell Norte y
Este: ahora la luz del 'centro q. guia
al puerto de Mayagu sz, esta E. S.
7l8 E.
La pupta de Algarrobo esta a:
N. E por E.
La boya esta colocada & brazas
de aqua.
Por orden de la Junta de faros,
A. G. BERRY,
Comandante de Ia Armada de los
Estados Unidos, ayudante Inspector
de faros de Puerto Rico.
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tica Compaf1fa eGira Artfstica Puer.
torriquef1a,, pase q ella con una tenn
porada de 20 funciones 5.

MEDICOs. En- ia actualidad
carece esta ciudad de este necesario
elemento Una poblacion como es
ia, que excede de 1000 habitantes,
no puede, en- ningun ID odo, estar ser
vida por un solo medico como 10 es-
ia hoy. Asi es que, ed este el mo-
mento oportuno de poder fjar su re
sidencia aquf, cualesquier me 1ico ii.
tulado y que sea a'go conocido en- ell
ejercicio de su profession.
La causa de verse repentinamen
te con un solo medico esta ciudad,
es que, 81 reputado DR.. S Carbonell
fue llamado de la capital de esta Re-
pdbllca, donde q CAUSE del exceso de
trabajo ha fijado su residencia; ell Ii
cencfado en- medicina G. A Safra,
tuvo que salir pora Paris, yya antes
ell Dr. Nonel habfa sido llamado del
interior:
INDUSTRIAS: Muchas son
las que existen sin explotar piden
gritos quien las de vida para elias
proporc o1arle porvenir: Una in
dustria que darfa muchos bene6cios,
es la fundacion de un tren, en- peque
ia escala, para hacer azdcar mosca
bada, agregandole un alambique aun
qse sea pequef1o; Acerrios de made
ras del pals que hiciera com petencia
al elevado precio de la MADEIRA anne
ricana, que es la que aqui, por no
existir acerrios Sc cons ume, product
| ria mrgnlficos benefcios:
| La siembra de arroz con una pc
quef1a maquinaria para descascarar
10 y limpiarlo; la sic hbra de yuca
para hacer almid6n; Ila siembra de
papas, 6 nfinidad de i ndustrias POI
el estilo, pueden, con POGO capital
explotarse con buen 6xito.
Uno de los cultivos que mas POI
venir ofrece, por el POGO gasto que
or;gina su siembra y los pocos cuids
dos que requiere, as1 Go no 10 faci
de su cosecho y acondic onamiento
es el cacao; fruto que co 1stituye Ii
principal riqueza de muchas comal
cas- de este pals.
EXPosICION' Para ell 16 d,
| Agosto proximo Sc prepara hsce VI
alg1n tempo, una EXPOSITION agr1c'
la en- esta ciudad, de caracter pr
vincial:
Hasta mi pr6xima quedo suy'
Ell CORRESPONSAL
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Aunoue dichas Pfldoras son bien conocidas es
precise precaverse siempre de las imitaiones para
cOnseg1ir pues, las de lejfta pEocedenoia exfjaae
que cada GAIA tenga como de fabrica: retra-
to del DR.. Reveron la tapa SUPERIOR un sello Que
dice Dr. Nicolas Rever6n, Ponce, Puerto -Rico,' en-
la inferior, 6rma el lado derecho de IL fails
exterior de cada cajita.
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Sa!iis!ad ?..Ie!I..a
de la infanCia.

Aprobado va ell Reglamento de
tan ueva sociedad bel esca, y nom
brada la Junta Directiva, desde he y
dan principle las inscripciones de so
clos domicilio y en- la casa de- Pre-
sidente (Lcna 62), Existen dos ella
ses de socios: de nlmero agrega
dos Los primeros, que pagan un
dollar mensual, tienep derecho so.
corro de un dollar diario, IS cts
so segun la clase de enfermedad que
sufriesen. Ademas del socorro tie.
nen derecho asistencia medica, me
dicinas gratis en- cualquier botica,
patentizados, Practicante, cirujano
dental para extracciones y una can
tidad para la familia en- case de falle
cimiento Los socios agregados, q.
pagan medic dollar mensual tienen
derecho a 10 qua dejamos expresado
exceptuandose el socorro diario.
San Juan 2 r. IL Julio 1901.
FL Presidento,
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Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW-YORK

Relaci0n de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
ell de NeW-York.
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San, Juan Sanitary
Steam Laundry

Este tren de lavado al vapor ha
sido trasladado a un local mayor mas
comodo en- Puerta de TERRA calle de
San Agustln v emDezara a funcionar ell
Lunes "a de Julio corriente.
S-7-2
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REFERE1JCIAS.

Lcdo Juan de Guzman Benitez -
San Juan.
D. Antonio Catinche-Ponce
D Ramon Roura y Lcdo D. Ma.
riano Riera Palmer guez.
Lcdo Salvador Ame. Masso y
don Julio 0 Abril -Aguadi!la.
Direction telegrafca G sigel-
Mayaguez.
A 1913
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Eugeni0 Geigel Gonzalez

P'oeuradoa' y A0ente he neGocios
Sc ofrece a'los Srs Abogados de
la isla como agente judicial. Acep.
ia CUB lquiera otra 2lase de agencias
y Sc hace cargo de los negocios que
Sc le confien; del arreglo de tesla
mentarias y de toda clase de asun-
tos Indicates 6 extrajudiciales; asi
como de la compra y venta de toda
clase de fincas valores.
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DEposlIos EN- LIS sleuIEH 1Es FasuAcIAs

Vale Canco, Guillermety, San juan Mu
let, y G. J. Monagas. Mayagde3, 3,--Rovira ToFre-
grOsa, Aguadila- Rivera, Arecibp.-Ncornell, Lares
Gstel, Yauco-Zavala. Guayan1lla.-Ferrer Rey.
mes, Juana Diaz.-- Betances. Cpam0.-Planellas,
Cayey.
kVIef. Siendo obJsto de freduentes imitaciones
las PILDORAS RRCONSTITUYENTRS
DEL DR., REVERON hago constsf: QUO Las legftimas
son las preparadas exclusivente en- la acreditads
Fsrmacia Drogne1da de Vale yc.nsac. que son g
UNICOS que estan autorzadoG para usar mi nom
| bre On dichas Pfdoras del Dr. RKVERoN.
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En- esta tipografiase hace tOda
clase de trabajos s precios equitati
vOs
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a Go Doctor Pedro Janer
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nroeanadog y A0ente De neGocios
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

who is wanted for murder in .jelfer- son county.
 The arrest of Warsaw also led t, the arrest of another negro vhoa,. name is given as Andrew Davis. and who was found at the Citizens com. press at work. He was also wanted for murder. The clue which led to tie arrest of both negroes was furnished through letter written by 9ne of the men wanted in Pine Bluff, and which was dated from Helena. The names of the two negroes arrested here are nor correct, but it was at first thought that they were sailing under an alias and they were subected to rigit; ex- animation.
 After getting both the suspected no groes in jail they were stripped and thoroughly se:rched for identification marks. but at noon it was learned that both would be rel3sed from custody the Pine Bluff authorities having come to the conclusion they were not 1he right parties. Tine names of the co,. rect parties werA withheld f,c:. pun. lication, for the reason that tho eff cers still believe ibe negroes gre both in this section. as the letter from one of them stated that the other was nere and was his partner" 1ae negroes are wanted for tAo separate and dis tsre' offenses. hat none of .ac details vc.e given out. lie two officials will leave this afternoon over tic Iron Mountain for tncis hopes in Pine Bluff.
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ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY
Of MorrelIi the White Mahatma Un der the Advancement of pr. Norris.

Of MorreIi. the White Mahatma Un-
 der the Management of pr. Norris.
 This wonderful man of royal herit age. high culture and broad eXperl. ence. may be consulted while in Pine Bluff for the very smal! fee of ($D one dolalr.
 He calls you by name, tells you where you live. what you do, and why you came, without your speaking 8 word.
 He is the only clairvoyant on earth who tells the names of your friends enemies, relatives and acquaintanCcs. Morrelli is also the only master of the mystic sciences that ever came to America His readings are the most wonderful and accurate of any life reader who ever lived. Help anu ad- vice given on love, marriage, business speculation. changes, journeys, etc, etc. Hours, 9 a. m. to D. m.; ol1 West Fifth avenue. Phone 299. Cul tured lady and gentlemen attendants
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MIR. ALVIN POSS
MARRIED SUNDAY TO MISS AR.
 TIE WORTHINGTON
At Beebe, and Are Nov at Home at Residence of MT. U. W..foss,
 West Sixth.

Mir. Alvin Poss. of Pine Bluff, and Miss Artie Warrington, of Beebe, were married at Beebe Sunday, from the Baptist church. Rev. Webb per forming the ceremony. The wee .'L3 will be a surprise to many O. MT. Poss' friends here. as he made 'inown to but few tat he wcs going tc E"ctc to get married.
 The bride is t4,e daughter of Nr. J w. Wort i.;,s;or, a Beebe merchant and is pret. and popular young lady who has mary friends in Beebo and vicnt,
 MT. Poss is 3 member of .ile firm of U. w. Poss X Son. grocers. and he iS an energetic and honorable young man. He is highly expected by those who know hi'A.
 The young couple arrived here to day, ana have ia<z!i rooms with NIT U. w. Poss on West Sixtxh avenue.
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SERIOUSLY INJURED
BYA TUMBLE FROM A TREE
 SUNDAY,
UnIucky Experience of a Negro Who Climbed Tree to Catch
 Parrot

Oscar Dedman. negro employed at Mr. Buck Blooms home on West See ond avenue. fell from tree Sunda. afternoon and sustained serious inju. ries. A parrot belonging to MT. Bloom had escaped from it's perch and founi a resting place in the top of tree ia Mr. Eisenkramer's yard. Dedman climbed the tree and attempted to dis lodge the bird. In some way he lost his hold on the tree and fell consld- erable distance. receiving internal injuries, which are serious. but not necessarily fatal.
 Physicians were called and attended him. A plaster paris cast was placed around his hip. which. it is thought is fractured.
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WORK TO RESUME At Once on the New Light Plant and Street Rail-
 way.
 AS SUPERINTENDENT OF
 THE COMPANY.
Has Already Taken Up His NeW Duties, and Will Complete Work
 Rapidly.
SOON HAVE PLANT OPERATING

MT. c. c. Hammond. of Mason City, Iowa, has arrived in the city and has Citizens Light and Transit company as general superintendent Mr Ham mond comes highly recommended, and was employed on the reccmreen- dation of Lichtor X Gems. of St. Louis. electrical experts MT. Ham mond was for a number Of years con nected with the electrical lighting and railway company of Mason City, and he managed the business highly ste cessful He has had sixteen years experience as an electrician.
 He will first make a complete in speetion of the work already done be- fore commencing work. so that he may thoroughly acquaint himself with all necessary requirements for the completion and operation of both tie lighting plant and railway system.
 
 time, and then work will resumed in earnest Mir. Hammond says h. will have both plants in operation as soon as possible, and he does not | think it will require any great while to accomplish the work. but at the present time he could not fix any specific date.
 The work was suspended in order | that competent man could be Secul
 ed to take charge of it and operate the
 plants after completion, and now tbat 1 Mr. Hammond has been secured the
 people will hail the announcement with exceeding great pleasure that 1 there will soon be a competitive light plant, and an electric street railway l in operation.
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Because He Won Money from Younc Man Belonging to Losers
 Mother.

Joe Solomon. generally known in Pine Bluff as "Dago.'' was arreste! last Saturday night at the instigatio.. of MT C. F. Moore. of this city. He was arrested presumably for gam bling.
 The circumstances under which he was arrested are briefly told. Mr. Moore's stepson. Clifton Murphy. and Solomon were playing pool Saturday night at Levvs pool room i'll the Tru- lock hotel building. It is custo which has been followed eyer since there has been a pool table II Pine Bluff. to make small bets on the result of a game in order to enliven it. more than for any other reason and on this occasion Solomon ana Murphy were betting fifty cents OF the result of each game Solomon was the better player anI ill tae course of the evening won about Sl1 from Murphy That was not all that Murphy lost. however Not satisfied with betting fifty cents on the game. he made out side bets. so say specta tors of the games. and when tic finish came he was loser 10 the extert of S40 or S5o
 Young Murphy usually spends his money freely and nothing was thought of the occurrence until it developed that Murphy had used check CT so i that his mother had giten him to be cashed. This. Of course. #aS easily looked over as Murphy usnally ha all the money he cared fer at his command.
 When Mr. Moore heard of the oc cu1rence he hod Solomon arrested
 He was taken to the station and lock ed up. bail being refused him. The others on the outside who were bet ting with Murphy, in sums r2ngiA'
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TOTAL LOSS IS ESTIMATED AT THE SUM OF $6,-
 GOO.
Fire Originated in the Office of the Night Operator at Iron Mountain
 Depot.
LARGE AMOUNT COTTON SAVED

Warner, situated about forty-fve miles east of Pine Bluff on the Iron Mountain road sustained a heavy fir at 2::30 D. m. Saturday.
 The fire originated in the office ef the night operator at the depot, and the depot, hotel combined with depot, saloon and sixty bales of cotton were burned.
 The loss is about S6,000 the loss on the depot, hotel and saloon estin ated at S3,000 to S3,500. and on the cotton at s2,500. There was a large quantity of cotton at the depot, but all of t butZsiXty bales was saved. The stock and fixtures of the saloon were saved
 The hotel was conducted by the Iron Mountain section foreman, and the loss falls quite heavily on him. as he also lost al hisl wearing apparel. A subscription was immediately started among his friends to aid him. and the amounts subscribed were quite II. eral
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ENCOURAGING REPORT
BY FUNDS COMMITTEE FOR NEW
 JEWISH TEMPLE
Will Arrive in Few Days to Be- qin Work.

Congregation Anshe Emeth had a meeting al the Bluff City club rooms Sunday evening, at which the renort of the committee in selling bonds and soliciting funds fer the building oI the new temple @as heard. Tho re- port was very encouraging to tie congregation. as il showed large amount of money raised for the aur- pose named
 The contractor who is 10 erect the temple will arrive in 2 few days am begin work. Wien completed the temple will be one of the handsomest houses of worship in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18
Arm and Ribs Broken.

A. Allison. a switchman in the Iron Mountain yards. while at work switch ing cars yesterday morning. fell from the top of box car and received SC. we're injuries He had both wrists and couple Of ribs broken He was carried to the office of Dr. Lightfo"t and given Texarka'fiaa
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SECOND NENIRE
OF PETIT JURORS FOB PRESENT
 T=2.t OF cnUer.
The Laet To Be Empaneled ard Wi
 Serve tc the End Of rhe

The second venire of petit iaEofs has been emnane1ed. The following compose it:
 Joe Wood ]. " Bates. E F Tut tie F. r. tHlian r r.. Austin. E.a5 Burks. I N Culpepper, !. P Rider D. C. Anderson. Jakc Baiu, !. M. l.av'- renee. J. l. Higgins. D. c Kooncs ]. K. King. W H. Ellington W (. Steele Edgar Blackwell Will Hart. E. l. Donahoe. C. F. Hearn. A. S Knox, C A. Tavlor. Lee Baw. Geo M Wells Alteynate-Carl Voss. Tom Traylor j. W Jackson. L. A Samuels, EYa Voss, B. F. Clegg.
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RANTY SHERRlLL
oIEs ON J. W. GissON's PLANTA-
 TON.
uo Ee,resented Jefferson County in the LeoisIature Many Years
 Ago.

Ranty sherrill. eolored. died u : morning or Mr. !. N Gibson : flan Z tation. where he resided. sherlii Nss sixtv-eight years of age. and he leave . family. He was one of the proH'y nent negroes of Jefferson county. and ronresented Jefferson county one or ,ooro terms in the legislature man! wears ago He was a negro who s{ooo ' well and was regarded by the whit neonle as qn honest and upright co'- ored citizen.
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RANSOM OF MISS STONE.
No Reply as Vet to MT. Dickinson $
 Last Proposal.

Sofia. Bulgaria. Nov. 1S.-The brig ands who abducted Miss Ellen N. Stone the American missionary, and Mme. Tsilka. her companion. have not vet replied to the latest proposals ol Nr. Dickinson. diplomatic agent of the United States in Sofia. This is be lieyed to be due to the fact that the hand has many leaders and that the latter are unable to agree among themselves.
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ieleha World contains an ac- l the efforts of Chief of Pctlcc nu sheriff Mccoy, of this city, 'e TWO criminals who were 'o De in the vicinity of Helc- e officers left here several day. nelena, where they worked as Tor two days on a clue which ea obtained. but without e1.e. he World sa.
 or Police Vim. Craig. of Pin , Au sheriff H. A. Mccoy. of .5ef- Nounty, spent yesterday and to- 'ne city trying to locate two aasSfs of whom they ha.l I who were thought to I'.a in 'ils morning the two Jeffer a.s . officials, in company with onerlf1s Dalzell and keeste 10 Kendall station on tn. 0-nlhg Midland freight train
 iom Warsaw. a negro ,ivin'. aoson place. and brought hin, @1a lodged him in the county
 was believed to be a negro