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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-18
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"La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico"
NEW-Y0RK, FEBRUARY 18, 1901.
(Reoeived at ll-30 o. clock A. NJ
To,,Jo~ TO
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 49,. 1901.
(Reoeived at ll-3O o. clock A. NJ
London l8.

With great anxiety news were
expected throughout the nation
from South Africa, reporting the
capture of General De Wett, but
they have not been snbstantiated.
Although with heavy losses De
Wett cutted the railways and with
rapid movements escaped from the
besetting enemy who now pursues
him confident of his capture.
1t is reported from Ceylon that
five prisoners have escaped. One
of them is nephew of General
Steyn and another brother in law
to General Botha. They escaped
from the island and swan aboard
a Russian steamer coming in from
Crimea.
New York l8.
Latest news from Madrid give
intelligence that several journalists
have been committed to Jail, for they
are considered as promoting dis
turbances with their articles.
Several newspapers have dis
continued their issues because they
cannot countenance the rigorous
censorship.
A public Indignation is mani
tested for silencing the press, as
the people is eager to know what
is going on at the varions provin-
ceS.
The Spanish Cabinet has re-
signed according to latest dispat-
ches, and it is not known what
party will substitute it. The belief
that Mr.. Sagasta and his friends
will be called to form new oabi-
net is prevalent.
1t is reported feom Washington,
that the pending decision Of the
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Sc vende.

En- Santurce, sitio deuominado
sCoudado,:
Un solar de Is metros de frente
con 30 de fondo y una casa en- cons.
trucci6n en- Ell mismo.
Tres sola1es mas contiguos al
primero, con rsnchones y cabida pa
ra una casa cada uno.
1uformar8 don Hfginio Allende
y don Inocencio de Armas, en- ID
Aduana.
S8-1
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Supreme Court on Porto -rican's
tariff claims, will not be rendered
until next May. Procrastination=
seems to be the main object
Commissioners from Porto-kic0
to fight the Revenue Law are carrying
out with great energy their COM
mission. What positive result they
may obtain cannot even be sur
missed.
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PROFESORA DE CANTO

Dara lecciones q domicilio, pre-
clos convencionales
Para informes dirigirse Ala Srta
Ana Otero, Luna 60 altos
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Por lesiones a Nicolas Vazquez
fu6 detenido aver en- Puerta de Tie.
IRA el individuo Juan Conception
que Sc halla q disposition del Juzga
do de San Francisco: =.
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Sc Vende

nm 1uego de sala, consolas, roperos,
pianos, mesas, armarios para libros,
baiillas, plantas de flores naturales,
nm coche CON sus arneses y su'caba-
llo, todo en- perfecto estado.
Informar6n Luna SO,
a1O-S
IA ekta imprentA Sc vepde pa
pei de peri6dicos ~ ~ ri quintal.
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CablegraInaS de hoy.
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
"La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico. y
NEW YORK FEBRERO l8-l9Ol.
(Reoibido a la III A. NJ
Londres l8.

Cen verdadera ansiedad Sc es
taban esperanto en- toda la Nacion
noticfas del Africe del Sur, de que
el general De Weet habia caido en-
poder de las tropas que le cercaban;
pero no ha sido asf. De Weet cor
t6 el ferrocarril. y con rapidfsimos
movimientos escape del cerco que
Sc le habia tendido, pero costa de
grandes perdidas. Las fuerzas de
caballeria ombinadas le persiguen
de cerca, y SO cree que le daran al
cance en- breve.
I.legan noticias de Ceilan, de
que Sc han escapado cinco prisione
ros beers. Uuo de ellos 10 es un
sobrino del general Steyn, y otro
un cuflado del general Botha
Realizaron la escapada nadando
hasta llegar & bordo de un buque
Ruso que habla entrado prccedente
de Crimea
New York l8.
Las 1ltimas noticias llegadas de
Madrid traen irformes de que han
sido reducidos prision los directo.
los O0 Vo1AO P0IIOAtCOS3 ROA 'SOuSA
derar que fomentan con sus escri.
tos Ia alteration dell 6rden p1blico.
Otros varios peri6dicos impor
tantes han suspendido su publica'
ci6n, por no avenirse & las exigen"
cias de la previa 'ceusura, que Sc
realiza con la mayor rigidez.
Esta siendo motivo/de genera
les disgustos en- toda la naci6n, que
Sc haya Eecho enmudecer & la prem
sa, pues reina ansiedad por conCcer
la marcha de la opinion y los aeon
tecin ientos de las provincias.
lei Ministerio en- masa ha pre-
sentado su dimision y hasta Ultima
hors no se saba que partido le susr
tituiria en- ell .poder. Creese que
formara gobierno ell Sr Sagastas ~
sus amigos.
Ioforman e,Washington que no
recaera nirgun fallo en- la question
arancelarfa de Puerto Rico, %.que es'
t& pendiente, hasta ell mes de Mayo
proximo, Parece que SO Quiere
dar largas este asunto
LOS comisionados negados de
Puerto Rico para contrarrestar ell
Bill de contribuciones, continuan
defendiendo energicamente su mi
sion. Sc ignora.que resaltados po'
itivos a]eanzarAn. :"
MerCad0 de New-Y0rk, hoy.
Harina de Trigo Gel Gigantic,
1885 saco.
Haliua de maiz &C olden Maize,
% saco.
Forage de Schumacher $3.50
sacO.
Tocino de Nuftun $i4.25 barril.
Jamones 81 .25 las Glen .libras.
Salchichones de $3.50 & $11.5O,
Manteca corriente 40 las 100
libras.
Manteca pura 81 rs las 100 libras
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la PUE Err RRIQU QUENA
+4Hfsle 4 - r. nre ExTFH auF.EF1o'F
Minneapdlls Minnesota i. S. 4.

usada los grandes panaderos del mundo
las mas mpoantes con
trigos escoidos
Es Ia rival On fue
color
Es IA mejor ] popular conocidas,
Sc gaantia produce nnguna de
s-.
PRuEBA HACE FE. 54.s.s=
Unicos Agentes San tuan de Puerto Rico
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A g dfas de arresto ha sido con
denado Jes1s Medina por estar en-
union de otros que emprendieron Ia
fuga registr&nd6le los bolsillos &
un americana, soldA do del Arsenal,
que dormfa auoch6 en- la muralla
del recinto Sud.
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Casanova, Casanova Hermanos
San Pedro, Lorenzo Ferrsn.
Santa Catalina, Eduardo Abrsu.
El Salvador, joss n. UgartRa.
Dos Herman0s, Fowler y Cha
Union, P. L. Fernandez
Diana, Juan Soler.
La Luisa.
San Marcos.
Ell Modelo.
Cespedes,
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Ista de algunos de los de Cuba louisiana Mco Argen
as Hawaii de patente Kraeu
ha sido instalada E.ss. .
Tambien tipleefectosTachos vacio Cengas caderas
frma, del
maquinaias y las meores.
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DE LOUISIANA

UE LOUISIANA
6 Adeline. Adeline Sugar Factory
{ Lower Terrebonne Refining
Manufacturin Co. oumA.
{ Ashland, Caillouet y Magimis.
Shady Side, J. w, Barnett.
Terre Houte. Mrs. G. T. Oodsld
Albania, Delgado Ola.
Bellevue, Underwood y Short.
Vestfield, Dugas LIE Bianc.
Cypremort, J. M. BurRuieres.
Reserve. Leon God hsux Go Lind
Raoeland, Leon Gocdchaux.
Elm Hall, Leon Godchaux.
Gallery, Caffery Central Factory,
Tally Ho. Geo. M. Murrell Pan
ting y Mfg. Co.
Enterprise, Patout Son.
Vautrey, A. L. Mormot, Jeane-
rete.
Orange Grove, Kenilworth Sugar
State, Orange Grove.
Bush Grove, Libby y Blouin.
Ashland, Caillouet y Maginnis,
Houms, No. 2.
Grand Cote, e. L. Viguerie.
Canamabo, L. Schmidt y Co.,
Sugarlsnds, Ed. 3. Cunningham
seSura, seeura Sugar Co.,
Cedar Grave, Leonoe M. SoniA.
cinclare, Henry Fl. Laws. ciA-
clare.
Myrtle Grove, Myrtle Grove. 60
Grzwicrd, Mr.. ED. Burgui.rs
Ferris.
MarfE.
OaklaWn.
Justine.
Alice B.
St. Johns.
DE MEJICO
Carmen. J. Mariana cresp0.
cuahuistla, Noriega Co.
Santa Ines, Marcos Aroma.
San Nicolas, 8. de Mier.
Tenango, Luis Garcia Pimsntsl
DE ARGENTINA
Las Palmas, Hardy y Co.
Esperanza, Wenoeslao Posse, tn
cumari.
DE HAWAII
warakea, Honolulu Iron Works
Honolulu.
Pepeekeo, Honolulu Iron works.
Honolulu.
St. croix, por conducto de- B
tran Bros, IslO de st. croiX
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Por e9e&ndalo en- el Club de Re
gatas, despues de terminsdo el dlti.
mo baile, han sido condenados & 2
dollars de multa Jose Ferreol y Ma,
ria Luisa Garcia.
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Balasquide & Ga.

Por insultos las vecinas de Ia
Gale de la Cruz, Cruz y Maria Bo.
net, ha sido condenada en- dollar
de multa Ia iEdividua Marcelina Cal
CATO.
TereSina Moreno Caldef6n.
PROFESORA DE CANTO
Alumna distinguida de Justo BLASO0
professor del Oonsefvatorio
..". de Madrid.
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u-8-1O ~
Ell Partido Republicano. de
Ponce dice al Gobernador civil que
para hacer nombramiento de EN-
pleados de aquella ciudad pida in
formes al comit6 y no al Ayunta'
miento.
Isidoro Sanchez LOPEZ &c
Aguadilla que extingue condena en-
el Preside DEPARTMENTAL, pide al
Gobernador Civil el -indulto de dos
af1os que le faltan.
Sc ha incendiado la hacienda
<Placeres,, propiedad del senior Ls'
devere entire Aguada y Aguadilla
teuiendo que lamentar grandes per-
didas materiales. -.
FL Alcalde de Caguas ,ha empe'
sado & hacer uso de Ia licencia de
dos meses que le fu6 concedida.
La comisi6n de PR paganda
del partido socialista celebr6 un
meeting en- ell teatro'de Mayaguez,
ell II del actual.
Obsequio al pueblo puertorri'
quef1o. Sc regala por nm peso los
artfculos siguientes: una camisa un
par despuf1os un par de yuntas y un
cuello adernas en- el gran baratillo
de piqu@ y seda crudra & 10 centa..
vos percales q 4 centavos on eel Gle
10. ..@
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Aver fueron asistidos en 81 Guar
to de socorros Catalina Benitez de
una herida en- la region nazal; Jose
Gonzalez (nif1o) de una herida en- el
labio inferior; Maximino Mahon6s
de una herida en- la region superci
liar derecha; Rufino Campos de una
herida'en el parietal izquierdo:
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Ell vspor sSan Jnan, esta car.
gando en- ell muelle una gran partida
de ax1car, conducida "de Ia Isla por
los vapores ePonce, y <Puerto Ri
co...
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N0T'ICIAS

~ - ~ ASSVh
fue detenido aver en- Puerta de Tie.
IRA el individuo Juan Conception
que Sc halla q disposition del Juzga
do de San Francisco:
Aver fueron asistidos en 81 Guar
to de socorros Catalina Benitez de
una herida en- la region nazal; Jose
Gonzalez (ni1o) de una herida en- el
labio inferior; Maximino Mahon@s
de una herida en- la region superci
liar derecha; Rufino Campos de una
herida'en ell parietal jzquierdo:
Aver sufri6 una caida el indivi
duo Justo Laguna, recibiendo una
herida en- Ia cabeza
ESCUELA DE TAQUIGRAFIA. Esp.
Dc %
tai, s4-o0; ou1so superior, 500. '
MARIO s. GEIGEL, Fortolezo 80.
Ha sido votado al aqua, despues
de practicarsele algunas reparacio
nes en- ell dique de Catai1o, el vapor
eVald6s, de la Empresa del tranvfa
de Bayamon. Maf1ana estara dis
puesto para el servicio:
Aver ingresaron en- el Gep6sito
municipal, Antonia Vale Victo
riano Freite, acusados del delito de
rapto.
Ell vapor eSan Jnan, esta car.
gando en- el muelle una gran partida
de az1car, conducida "de Ia Isla por
los vapores ePonce, y <Puerto Ri
cos
Tranquftidad, Salud J. Rep oso pa,
RI fs; MaEe; las g. 4
da e: Piiio: e u ps11ede ds + DENTicfSS {i:
todo dolor ouTa 81 o6iioo ventoso noosnte eaoaz
en- todos los casos Aoonsejamos lasmadres que ten
d s uas as Se
proporciona alivo seguro ST
Nicomedes Ferran le di6 aver
varios palos & su ex.concubina Gre
goria Acevedo, Ia cual denunci6 el
hecho. Parece que entrambos ARE
glaron luego~ la cosa de manela que
Ia AC0V0QO O0Cl8JO 4Oy que 10 NADIA
dado iugando. El Alcalde los con
demo & ambos: al Ferran con dias
con 2 q Ia Acevedo.
Sc ha ordenado la remission por
ruta & Aguadilla del individuo Juan
Nuflez por carecer de domicilio y
ser de aquella Jurisdiction.
Sc vende muy barato un buen
reloj de orc San Sebastian 81.
n-s~3-3
Por e9e8ndalo en- el Club de Re
gatas, despues de terminado el dlti.
mo baile, han sido condenados & 2
dollars de multa Jose Ferreol y Ma.
ria Luisa Garcia.
A 8 dias de arresto ha sido con:
denado Jes1s Medina por estar en-
union de otros que emprendieron Ia
fuga registrand6le los bolsillos &
un americana, soldAdo del Arsenal,
que dormfa auoch8 en- Ia muralla
| del recinto Sud.
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Tranqufiidad,S Salud y RepOsO pa,
ra las madFes y las Criaturas.

FL JARABE CALMANTE de Ia Sra. W1NSLOW
da 4 les nihos en- 81 perfodo de la DENTICION'.
Les ablanda las ancfas, resueve 10 nfamaei6n avia
todo dolor, curA 81 c6lco ventoso nocente efcaz
gan nino enfermo, que dejen que la prevention
propa nj Ia de otros evite e de que
proporciOna alvio segurO 81 80
oportunamente.
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Sc vende muy barato un buen
reloj de orc San Sebastian 81.
n-a-2-2
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MARIO S. GElGEL, Fortolezo 90.

Ha sido votado al aqua, despues
de practicarsele algunas reparacio
nes en- ell dique de Cataf1o, el vapor
eVald6s, de la Empresa del tranvfa
de Bayamon. Maf1ana estara dis
puesto para ell servicio:
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Aver ingresaron en- al Gep6sito
municipal, Antonia Vale y Victo
riano Freite, acusados del delito de
rapto.
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Sc ha ordenado Ia remission por
ruta & Aguadilla del individuo Juan
Nuflez por carecer de domicilio y
ser de aquella Jurisdiction.
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Aver sufri6 una caida el indivi
duo Justo Laguna, recibiendo una
herida en- Ia cabeza

de ambos ssxos. NADIA hay que anxilie metor ad-
qurir una buena pronunciation nglesa quo e estudio
fl1rN
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
DRAWING JURY
 IN POWERS CASE
SCOTT COUNTY PANELS ARE FIX. HAUsTED AND DEPUTIES GO TO BOURBON COUNTY TO OBTAIN 100 JURORS.

Georgetown, October 11.--Twe1ve men were accepted by the commonwealth to- day as jurors in the case of Caleb Pow. CTS, charged with being an accessory tc the murder of Governor Goebel. They are. however. subject to premptory chal- lenge by the defense, and the Jury is by no means completed.
 Judge Cantrill ordered mounted sheriffs to go over into Bourbon county tonight and bring a special venire of one hundred men in the court by tomorrow morning at o'clock. Today's morning and after noon sessions of court were consumed in examination of jurors. The jury box was filled again and again from list oi Scott county men drawn from the jury wheel last night. and when the list was finally exhausted there were eleven men in the jury box, ten of whom had been accepted finally by the prosecution and all of whom had been accepted by the de- fense, subject to premptory challenge One man had been accepted only condi- tionally by both sides.
 The partial panel now stands as fol- lows: T. E. Gayle, Joseph Gardiner, Att Perry Eugene Marshall, B. s. Calvert J. D. Lancaster. Andrew Gribbie, J. D. Val
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

To all whom 1t may concern. and more especially the heirs of J. M. Newman, deceased, whomsoever they are and wheresoever they may be located or residing:
 You will take noticee that on the 7th day of October. 1901. s. W. Woodin ap- peared in this court and filed an instru- ment of writing purporting to be the last will and testament of said J. M. Newman, deceased, filing herewith also an applica- ton in writing and under oath. praying therein for all such orders. decrees and proceedings as would be proper and requi- site for the due probate and record of said alleged will in this court, and it ap- bearing to the court from said petition that the said Woodin had made dilligent pearch and inquiry as to the names, ages. residence and condition of the heirs and next of kin of the said deceased, and that he had been unable to locate them or either of them; Whereupon it was or dered by this court that the said petition be set down for hearing in this court on the 9th day of November, 1901. and that due notice of the said petition and of the day set for the hearing thereof be given by publication continued for three sue cessive weeks in the Age-Herald. news paper published in this county, for all persons in interest to appear on said day of hearing, and contest the said applica- fion if they thought proper so to do.
 J. P. STILES,
 Judge of Probate. 10-12-sat-3t
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
SAN ANTOS-DUMONT
 TAKES 4 FLYER Having Repaired His Balloon He
 Makes a Trip SAILS AGAINST THE WED Exhibits Wonderful Dexterlty With Ills Machlne--FIles Through F the Ar and Crowds Follow
 Below in Automobiles.
SAILS AGAINST THE Wlr.O

New York October 11.-Santos-D -Dumont loon. the Santos Dumont VI, in spite of unfavorable predictions based on a sud den rise of the barometer, decided to start against the wind and maneuver around Long Champ Race Course says the Paris correspondent of the Herald.
 When the signal to start was given the Santos Dumont VI shot off like an arrow, and in spite of a contrary wind reached Long Champ at a speed impos- sible to estimate in the actual state of aeronauctic science, but certainly as fast as a rapid automobile travels. The speed cannot be estimated at less than sixty kilometres an hour.
 For more than an hour the balloon maneuvered in all directions above the race course with perfect docility in the presence of numerous spectators. An enormous crowd had assembled outside the inclosure waiting for the aeronaut to venture out. The balloon reached the rem dezvous in the twinkling of an eye, while the friends of the aeronaut followed 1t with all speed.
 When the trial was over M. Santos Du- mont returned in his aerial carriage to Long Champs, and crossing the Seine at height of about POO metres, slightly overshot the Par D'Aerostation. With a sudden turn he came back to his goal, and passing with considerable speed over the telegraph wire which ruIs along the western side of the park, stopped in a ,w minutes between the two sheds. The difficulty of doing this Is extreme. It requires astonishing skill to descend in so narrow space. At one instant 1t was feared that he was lost, for he passed within two metres of M. Deitschs balloon house, which blocks the entrance to the house on the south side, but he escaped danger by bold maneuver that brought him exactly in front of his own construc- tion, which he entered without waiting for the arrival of the workmen, who were coming up in an utomobile carriage at express speed.
 If today's atmospheric conditions be as favorable as they were the aeronaut will attempt an official trial for the grand prize of the Aero Club, half of which. if he succeeds, he has promised to the poor of Paris.
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
AMUSEME EN IS.
Miss Thurston In "sweet Clover"


 That the persons who patronize the theatrical box office are still responsive to the Hazel Kirke type of wholesome drama was evidenced by the audience witnessing the presentation of sweet Clover by Miss Adelaide Thurston at the Jefferson Jefferson last evening Sweet Clover is not a literary play, 1t IS not { ingenious even, but the authors have pre- pared an appeal to the emotions, relieving the tension by modicum of innocent hu- nor here and there. and with the assist sance of Miss Thurston, accomplished their desire The audience last evening was |, both large and fashionable. Many had seen Miss Thurston as Lady Babbie" "and they came to weep with and applaud her as Lois" the misunderstood wife.
 Sweet Clover opens with a rural set ting representing the home of Jerome Holcombe, Lois (Miss Thurston' s) grand father in Connecticut. Eldridge Grosvenor Is infatuated with Lois, but Is rejected She is in love with Albert Slade, an adopted son of a great artist. The elder Slade wronged the mother of Lois years before and very tender scene is reached when Lois first hears of this. Jerome Holcombe surprises Lois and Slade love making in the moonlight. Then follows one of the strongest periods of the play. Jerome Holcombes (Otis B. Thayer) de- spair at finding his cmfwyp cmfwywww ter. me Holcombes (Otis B. Thayer) de- spanr at finding his granddaughter, as he supposed following in the footsteps of her mother and the pitiableness of the inno- cent girl wounded so deeply by her grand fathers accusations combine to arouse the amotions The very atmosphere Is laden with plea for the purity of the girl. Miss Thurston's acting here Is just as clever as 1t is further along.
 One sees girl, bright and buoyant but a moment before. suddenly plunged into grief. Miss Thurston's every word seems to come from the soul, every convuisior of her slight figure meets response il the audience. Every fibre of her natur acts keenly in unison with the demand of the part. She becomes. as nearly a can be accomplished by an actress tn living Lois-not the imaginary. The cur tain falls after she has promised he grandfather that she will marry the maj of his choice-Eldridge Grosvenor-and i leading the old man into the house.
 --l,e ~nxt act is in striking contrast t. the first. It represents a tableau'
 sy 70. New York. The gowns are ex qulsite and the stage fixtures superb Lois (now Mrs. Grosvenor) portrays tn, character of Queen Guinevere in tn, leading tableaux. The strong scene il this act revolves around this incident
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
PENNSYLVANIA TREASURER.
Elisha A. coray, Jr., Nominated On .
 Fusion Ticket.

Harrisburg, Pa. October 1.-The Democratic State Committee met in this city this afternoon and by almost unanimous vote substituted the name of Elisha A. Coray, Jr. Independent republican,, the union party candidate for State Treasurer for that of An drew J. Palm, the regular Democratic nominee for the same office.
 MT. Palm withdrew from the ticket in the interest of fusion. The names of the Philadelphia members of the Ryan-Donnelly faction of the State Central Committee were stricken from the roll because they had been faith. less to the Democratic party and their places will be filled by the followers of ex-Governor Pattison and ex-Con gressman McAleer.
The age-herald., 1901-10-12

lieve that the Spanish fleet was in Sam tiago and also caused him to write the second dispatch directing the movement towards Santiago"
 Is that the dispatch that was sent to Commodore Schley after the doubt was removed in the mind of Admiral Sampson where the Spanish fleet was7''
 Yes"
 Was Admiral Sampson assured or whether the Spanish fleet was at Sam tiago or whether it had gone into San tiago."
 Does 1t state anything about having gone in and come outf'
 NO. That they were there.
 At this point the court adjourned Tor the day.
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
No INSURANCE CARRIED.
Lockwood Furniture Factory a Total
 Loss.

The Lockwood Manufacturing Com. panys losses on account of their furni- ture factory being burned at an early hour yesterday morning will probably reach $so0o. There was no. insurance carried.
 It Is supposed that the fire started from incendiary causes as there was no fire or lights in the building.
 Part of the building was occupied by Henry Going. negro dray driver, but the fire did not originate in his rooms. Going had one of his ankles broken in getting out of the burning building.
 The Lockwood Manufacturing Company is composed of J. L. Lockwood, Frank Howard and Henry Lockwood The plant will probably be rebuilt immediately.
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
Miss Leah Lessi.

It will probably be pleasing news to the thousands of readers of Mrs. Henry Woods popular novel. Fast Lynne" to learn that 1t will be presented as 1t should be at the Jefferson Theatre next wednes- day matinee and night by a company with Miss Leah Lessi and MT. W. s. St. Claire in the two great roles of the tempted and the tempter. It is many years since a company organized for the sole purpose of giving this play has been on the road Miss Lessi has made a new version of the story which Is declared by critics to be superior to any before dramatized. The matinee will be a bar gain day matinee,