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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
UTUADO
TOMA DE POSSESSION

El dia 2S del pasado mes de Agosto tome
pocesi6n do su cargo como farmac6utico muni
cipal de aquella ciudad nuessro distinguido
correligionarfo ell competente lieeuciado don
Miguel 1. Font
Este es un chico muy j6ven; pero approve
chado que honrarl 10 clase & que pertenece.
Para ell pr6ximo domingo Sc prepare un
meeting en- el barrio de Angeles, casa del pres
tigfoso federal don Trinidad Rodriguez sl que
no dudanOs serk on nuevo triufo en- favor de
10 causa. Sc registra mueha animaci6n para
el acto.
Sc ha empesado practicar sl estudio del
trozo de carretera que falta hasta sl pueblo de
Adjuntas.
Segdn Sc dice, al terminarse ese estudio
empezara seguido Ia construction.
Las pequef1as partidas de cafe que entra
On plaza, ALBANIAN precio muy bajo, por Ia po-
ca demanda del preeioso grano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
ldentidad de pensamientos
FeiicifaciOu 0s
PLAYA DE PONCE

PLAYA DE PONCE
Mariana AbriI.-Caguas.
Amigo correlfgionarfo nuestro; Los que
suscriben, admiradores fervfsntes de tan ga
llardo como brillante escritor, tienen ell honor
de felicitarle calurosamente por So ma gfstral
artfculo William 81. Nc Kinley.
Nos sentimos orgullosos de tan ilustre
compabrota.
/ Somos de usted sus mas altos. correligio.
nar1os 8. .. q. b. $. N.
Manuel Delgado Alexandra, Juan Ba Del
gado, Licdo. Francisco Rodriguez, Francisco
Ramos.
COMERIO
Distinguido scompatriota: Con indecible
satisfaction he leido su magistral art1cuIo, que
con ell rnbTo William Nc Kinley vic Ia luz pti-
blica en- la popular interesante DEMcCRA-
CIA.
Rsciba mi felicitacion mas sincera por tan
brillante bien pensado escrito.
Me adhierO en- t0do su pensamientO,
Perodistas como Ell autor de ese editorial
magnffco, son los que hacen fata esta pa
trta sin ventura.
Sslud adaid, adslante.
Juan Santiago.
YAUCO
Distinguido amigo correlgionario; Me
comite Comisi6n Consultiva pueblo norte, por
su brillante artlculo William Nc Kinley.
Estamos enorgullecidos de patricia que
que produce art1culos como ese.
LeOnc2O LtlCn.
Secretario.
HATILL0
Estimado correligionario: un abraao mi
enthusiastic felicitaci6n por su briDante
artfculo William Nc Kinley.
RiuerG Segort0.
Tn abrazo nuestra mas cordial feicita-
ci6n por su briIlante artlcnlo William K. Nc
Kinley.
Federoles de Hutil1o.
TRUJILLOALTO
Reciba un abrazo por su In mel jerabe artf-
culo William Nc Kfnley. Es cuanto puedo
ofrecerle en- este momento.
Jose Go1lzdJo Dtaz
AGUIRRE, SALINAS
Distinguido correigionarioi Su magfstral
arti:ulo William Nc Kinley cause en- mi grata
impression.
Ha estado v. muy inspirado al escribir tan
brillante artlculo que ha satisfecho, no sola-
mente mi, sino todos los que admiramos
aus trabajos como periodista de primer orden.
Riciba mi sincera felicitaci6n ordene &
su afmo y s. Z.
Carlos Oz7sedf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

Recfba un abraZo pOr su In ejorabIe art
cuo William Nc Kinley. Es cuanto pued
ofrecerle en- este momento.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
An ALLEGED BURGLAR SHOT
FRIEND WALKING WITH SILAS c. CROFT
SAID To HAVE SENT a BULLET
INTO FLEEING MAN.

Knud Alreison, forty-four years old. a Swede,
having no home was taken 10 the J. Hood
Wright Hospital early this morning. suffering
from bullet wounds in the left shoulder and
right thigh. His condition is serious
Alreison, until two months ago. en-
ployed by the Daisy Dairy Company at No. PSI
LenoX-ave. near ne-hundred-and twenty
fourth-st. He discharged by ". J. Martin.
the manager. for inoompetency. Alreison carried
key to the place. Since his discharge there
have been several robberles there.
Henry Ungrich, OF No l07 West One-hundred-
and-twenty -fourth-st. the owner OF the dairy
building last night found the padloCks on the
door broken. In the rear Of the store he saw
Alreison in a crouchinG position Ungrich
grabbed the Swede and a scufile ensued. in
which Ungrich shot Alreison in the shoulder.
Alreison then ran out Of the store. and turned
down LenoX-ave.
At One-hundred and-twenty- -third-st. Silas c.
Croft, the Surveyor Of the Port. who lives al
No. ll6 West One-hundred- and twenty second
ST, accompanied 10y friend. was returning from
a meeting Of the Republican club. Croft and
his friend heard Ungrich shouting, stop thief"
They tried to stop AlreiS1n aud. according 70 the
police. CrOft's friend pulled revolver from his
pocket and fired the fleeing The bullet
struck AlreisOn in the thigh causing him 10
fall TO the pavement
Ungrich arrested charged with felonious
assault. According the police Croft's friend
escaped They say they do not know his name.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

Mrs. s. Munsin, n. Hartford Conn. sends 81
and IF. n" $40 for the widow with four children
in whose behalf the Charity Organization Society
makes appeal
The New-York City Christian Endesvor Union
calls attention 10 its special services this week.
which is being observed as Decision Week" The
service this evening viii he held in the Memorial
Baptist Church, Washington Square South. and
the Rev DR. Charles =. Jefferson of the Broad
way Tabernacle will deliver al address
Postmaster Van Cott announces that the mails
from China. Japan and Hawaii Of the following
dates: Hong-Kong, January ;: Shanghai January
2: Yokohama. January l6 and Honolulu. January
., which arrived at San Francisco bv the steamer
Doric. were dispatched east February ?. and
are due IN New-York on the mornin~ Of Thursday.
February
A special musical service 10 rededicate the re-
built organ and remodelled audience room viii he
held in the Thirty-fourth Street Reformed Church.
west Of Eighth-ave.. tonight az o'clock The ser
vice will be almost entirely musical Special solo
lists have oeen engaged, and viii be assisted by a
large chorus choir. There will be no addresses. no
collection and no admission fee.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Municipal Assembly City Hail afternoon.
Society for the Protection Of Italian Immigrants.
organization meeting United Charities Building
p m.
New-York Historical Society. No. 10 Second ave.
evening
Social Reform Club No. T. University Place, dis
cusson of construction Of pipe galleries. evening
Aew-York chronological Society. regular meet
Ing Museum 81 Natural History. =.
Exhibition and ball hotel chefs Madison Square
Garden, 2.S0 .. m and evening
Columbia University lecture. Cooper Union.
Poetry 10y James r Learned. p. m
Board % Education free 'ectures p m: Cathe-
drsl School Hall No. m East Fifueth-st. with
the Men Behind the Guns Lieutenant q. /. Car
den; 81. Peters Hall. Twentiet hist. between
Eighth and Ninth aves.. ''TsChaikowsky: Hun
Earian and Russian Music" T. " Surette.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
SPUTTER FROM CAR.
ELECTRICITY AND SNOW CAUSE EXPI.O-
sIoNs AND a SHOW OF COI.ORED
LIGHTS IN SIXTH-AVE

There was unusual display Of fireworks for
two hours last night 10y SiXth-ave- electric cars IN
the neighborhood Of Forty-second and Forty-thrd
SITS. All sorts Of colored flames explosions and
rocket-like soarinEs Of fire followed the burning
out Of a shoe on car No 232, due 10 the I'm
the slot and the current carrier. The flames
shot out Of the slot and leaped in sprays up the
elevated road pillars There besides flashes
Of blush lights which times took on dazzling
hues
The car crowded, but the passengers got of
in hurry when the explosion occurred The cab
horses I'm FOrty-thrG-st and SiNth-ave- became
SO frightened that a stampede almost occurred.
The attempts to push the 1T a new shoe
start up other and Try various methois OF
leying the break caused phases OF the cleo
trio current assert themselves. and all were
manifested IN some kind OF fire. explosion flame
the consequence display OF electric
lights. which continued for hours.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
NAN HUNT N W4DISON-ArE.

Youth CHARGED WITH LARCENY TRIES TO
SHOOT a POLICEMAN
3 A well dressed young man Of good general ap-
pearance was the object Of a hunt up Madi-
sor-ave. last night, in which a crowd Of three
hunoreo Joined. IL ended in his capture
Edwin Winthrop Dayton dealer in antioues AT
siNteth-st and Madison-ave. charged that the
Vonhe man mad with three others. robbed his
stor" The prisoner tried 10 shoot Policeman Pat
rick Conroy. who caught him AZ sNty-tbird-st
hut Conroy was quick enough TO brush aside the
revolver and the bullet went into the str 7-b.,o
had been struggle.
Dayton was IN his shop about O'Clock With h,s
clerk when four men came in Two OF then, ,.,,,s
70 him about purchases they thought Of MAKING
and another engaged the attention Of the clerk
Presently. Mr.. Dayton says. he saw the fo1r,,,
put something in his pocket. He al once
darted from behind the counter after him All
four men dashed out of the shop. Dayton saws bs
followed the who robbed him. "
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
FEET TO LIE TOWARD THE CrRB.
PECULIAR PROVISION IN A WILSON CUT
OFF WITH Em

The viii ~ John Lacy which filed for pro-
bate yesterday. contained this peculiar clause:
/ direct and a. is wish TO be buried IN the
centre OF nv plot IN Woodlawu Cemetery that
as lie my feet shall point toward the curb.
The petition forth that Mr.. Lacy lived and
died No l73 East EiEht -second-st II gives the
value Of Mr.. Lacy's real property al SIaoo and
SAYS that the value Of the personal property IL un
known Mr.. Lacy and t's wife are joint owners
OF the property At No 80 Fifth-ave
The Rev. Stephen l. Baldwin and John T. Muir
named executors OF the estate Mr. Lacy
invalid for years before hiz death
which took place recently. lie practically dlsn-
herits his son. jules Thomas Lacy, IN n clause
Which says that he bequesths the 800 Tn.
money Is 20 he left in the hands of the executors
for three years. and in the does not apply
for the money in that time fl IS revert 70 The
reSiduary estate
There is n cOdiciI dated January . 1871 Rv its
terms SSGl0 IS bequeathed Mrs. Ellen 'Healey an
consideration Of the care and kindness she showed
the testatOr during thirteen years Of Illness The
residue ~ the estate r. hrqueatned to the widow
Camille Lacy. and their four daughters Caroline
Camille. Florence and Isabella
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
MERCHANT HELD Up AND ROBBED.

TWO MEN FOLLOW HIM FROM CAR AND TAKE
HIS DIAMOND PIN.
Il was learned yesterday that James W Voor-
HES. retired merchant. living No IN Gar
field Place. Brooklyn, attacked bv two n,en
and robbed OF a $50 diamond pin at IInion-st and
Seventh-ave-, Brooklyn. last Tuesday night a, 2
o'clock. II is the second hod-up In that district
within a month.
Mr.. Voorhies going home on a sevar,bo,,a
car. Two disreputabe looking men on the csr
eyed him suspieiousy. Instead of getting OF AZ
Garfield Place he rode on 10 TTnion-st vvbera
usually there a number Of Deonle pa,.-.
Mr.. Noorhies had gone half a biocl, ne Ivss ates
from behind and struck a violent bloE Sor'o orn
wrenched the diamond from his scarf W '"e
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb. Closing: Beet-Extra India mess
easy. 65s 3D. Pork-Prme Western easy 66s Sd
Hams-Short cut. ID 10 ID 10. dull ais Sd Lard quiet
American refined in pais 3es prime Western in terces
3Ss- Bacon quiet Cumberland cut. 10 30 10 4Os:
short rib 10 to "a 10. Ais long light
short clear backs 16 10 % 10 3Ts 3D. clear bellies IA
10 n. ais 6d. ShOUlders-SQuare. II IS 10. 36s
Butter-Dun. finest United States. 03s: good United
States. SIS Cheese quiet; American finest white. Sis.
American finest cOlored 62s TalOw-Prtme city. steady.
25s Cd Australian In London quiet 2Is cd Cottonseed
Oh: Hull rehned-Spot dull EOS Cd Turpentne-Sptrts
steady 2ss Oh. Rosin-Common steady. Is sd Petro-
steady. 7lSd. IInseed dull
Wheat-SpOt firm No California Is 4d; No red West
sd; No. Northern spring SIS 4d; futures
quiet: March. Us isd MAY. 6s i2d Corn-Spot quiet
American mixed new. Rs lod; American mixed old IS
II nd futures dull February, Rs 9Sd March, 3s eSsd
May Rs 9lsd- Peas-Csnadian. SIS sd FlourSt. Louis
fancy winter steady So 3D. Hops London Uachc Cuas
steady. Is Ias
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
TELLS WHY HE SHOT PRIEST
BARKER SAYS KELLER CAME TO HIS
HOME AND DESTROYED 1T


Harrison. \. J.. Feb I (speciaD-Thomas G.
Barker, who on sunday morning shot and prob
ably fatally wounded the Rev. John Keller, sec
retary Of the Episcopal Diocese OF Newark and
pastor Of the Trinity Episcopal Mission. at
Arlington. while ne was on his way to Fort Lee,
~ J.. to assist the Right Rev. Bishop Coleman
nf the Diocese of Delaware, in the conservation
of the Church of the Good Shepherd. was COM
uitted 10 the Hudson County Jail yesterday by
Recorder Krebs. of Kearny. without bail, 20 an
Ewer a charge OF atrocious assault with intent
20 XIII The complaint against Barker was
signed by Mr.. Keller late on Sunday night He
at first refused to sign the complaint. but after
consulting with friends, who advised him 10
sign II, he did so.
Barker was taken before Recorder Krehs this
morning. The courtroom was crowded by
friends of both Barker and Keller. After the
charge had been read TO him Barker in a clear
firm tone gave his age as thirty-eight years;
said he was born in Norwich, England, and
lived az No. 50 Laurel-ave- Arlington. To other
questions Barker replied that he was married,
and was employed by the Commercial Gable
Company. Of New-YoTk.
Barker then waived examination, saying that
he had no counsel but expected 10 have.
MRS. BARKER CALLS on HER HUSBAND.
Soon after | o'clock to-day Mrs. Barker ac
rompanied 10y the Misses Germonds. was driven
10 the police station I'm a closed carriage. She
was heavily veiled. and carried small satchel
CHIEF Tolen allowed her TO see her husband.
Mrs Barker entered the cell and had earnest
talk lasting half hour, with her husband.
she was Iet out by rear door 10 escape the re
porters. - Several efforts were made To get an
interview with Mrs Barker to-day. hut she re-
fused 10 see any one
Detective Mccormick Of the Hudson County
Prosecutors Office. l. Jersey City. visited
Kearnv yesterday afternoon and. with Chief
OF Police Tolen and Recorder Krebs. called on
MIR Keller. He made statement which was a
general denial Of the charges made by Barker.
and said he did not know who shot him.
The nearest 10 direct statement embodying
Rarker's reasons for shooting the minister was
made by Barker To Recorder Krebs to-day. The
Recorder and Barker have known each other
FOR years. and are friendly When the Recorder
saw Barker ia his cell he said
Tom why did you do thisc You have no
right 10 take mans life, and you know that
the Law would protect you and give you Justice
FOR any wrong"
The Recorder told a Tribune reporter that
Barker replied firmly and calmly. Judge. you
would have done the same thing II you had been
IN my place. and man came into your home
and destroyed your wife, for whom you had
great love and affection, breaking up your
home"
Barker viii be taken 20 the Hudson County
Jail, in Jersey City, to-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05

Cercich Tor New York. Picqua CRr'. Filkins
Malta Feb s~Passsd steamer MOrven CBr, Norrie
Genoa Feb ? m-Arrtved. steamer Vera CGer)
Urban York via Naoles
CIeroa Feb 3-Saed. steamer Columbia (Gsrl. VoEei-
gesarg from New York; Alexandria.
Naples ARRIVED. steamer Columbia Ger Vogs-
gesang New-York via Gibraltar and Genoa.
Palermo FEB Arrived steamer Victoria (Fr, Bridges
I.eixoes Jan 2s-Arrtved steamer Maria CPortl
Jensen New-York Lisbon
Suez ARRIVED. steamer Verona GAR Hansen,
Nagasaki etc for NeE-York
Ind,sn port Feb ARRIVED previously steamer Queen
Eleanor Crl Rtson New York via ST Mchaes for Hong
Kong.
Halliwell. NsN-York vita 81 Vincent V for
don etc. ,--,-., -..- -,
Gordon New-York vita ST Vincent. c V. for sydney
La cuayra, Feb Arrived steamer Caracas wooirtck
Maceio 31-saiIed steamer Weybridss C7rl Evans
Cears. Feb . sailed Paraense CF7r,. Coxon
81 Thomas Feb ARRIVED. steamer Roraima eBr
Tfermuaa Feb ! 1:sO p Arrived steamer Pretoria
CBrl Mckenzie New-YNrk sailed. steamer lockwood
(Br). Partridge (from Smyrna), New-York.
Montevideo. Feb Arrived. steamer Phidias (Rr
Anon. New-York for Buen9s Ayres and Rosario.
(from Peruambuco and Bahia) New-York
(from Trieste Fume and Messina). New-York
london. Feb ARRIVED steamer Manitou (Br Can,
mons New-YoTk
Oran Feb ARRIVED steamer Powhatan CBr, Harm
den. New York for Malta Venice. etc.
Pernambuco Feb 3-Arrived, steamer Wordsworth
(Belgl. Graham. New-York for Bahia and Rio
Barclay. New-York for Bristol
sclIy. Feb 4-Passed steamers OIdenburg CIer,
Potter. New York for Boulogne and Rotterdam.
Ponta Ferraria Feb Passed. Pocasset CBr)
Owen, New York for Oran, Palermo and Venice
Alden. Feb Arrived,
Yokohama Hiogo and Shanghai. etc. for New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
LONDON WOOL. MARKET

London Feb s--The offerings wool lies
to day amounted Ass bales. The attendance
smaller han usual and the quiet fair selection
forward. but there less competition. nd
buyers did not display
lots Prices duOtably lower. Crossbe,is
readily TO the home trade and Continent. Following
the sales south Wales. 2901 bales.
Is sd greasy 4naisd Queensland 25to bales SCORED
secured TdG1s 2isd; greasy 41attsd south NusraIIs
1on bales: secured. Is nd greasy saaTsd Nest aus
trala. 200 bales. 4isQ7lad.
bales: secured 597d: sveaxy. sgssad Iusno. Avrss
200 bales IN H4sd ~~S-~-'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
RECEPTION FOR MISSIONARIES.

4 number of missionaries from China were the
guests az reception last nighI AT the Hotel Savoy
ny the Presbyterian Union OF New-York
An address OF welcome made by William z
stiger. president of the union. after which the
Rev ". A p Martin president Of the Tmnerial
University Of Peling made an address
John GoodnoW, Consul-Cieneral of the United
States Al Shanghai. defended the missionaries He
said Il plain 10 him that the limited States Is
60 placed as be the dominant power n the solu-
ton OF the Eastern problem
The Rev Henry T. Perkins and the Rev. c. H.
Fem Slso spOks-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-R r. :. Erwin. OF Hartford. CAM
RRIDGE-The Rev q. @. Merrill. Of Tuxedo.
EARLINGTON-Judge IT. A Knapp. OF Scranton,
Penn. GRAND UNION Congressman George ".
ketcham. Of Dover Plains. y j. HOFFMAN,
EN-tiovernOr William q. Oates Of Montgomery.
Ala; William p. NorthrIp, Of Buffalo. IMPERIAL.
Justice D. J. Kenehck. Of the New-York State
Supreme Court 81 Buffalo. MURRAY HILL
MajOr-General ElWel : Cts L. s. A. Captain
Cunlife II. Murray am United States Cavalry.
SANOY-Justice NJ l.. Stover. of the New-York
State Supreme Court VICTORIA-Colonel ". II.
Dinger OF IynchbuTG. Ia.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4 1901
ARRIVED

PORT OF NF.w-YORK. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4 1901
ARRIVED.
ssq F.sf a % m.s s;on TO aa4.on Hs4 a2ns 5 p
steamer la Rretagne tr, Alx Havre January "a. with
pasne eneraie ansatian'iGas Arrives at the % Bar at
S'samsr . St = Cg,a9sE % Lewis An,xerg
steamer punblans Cr Faruuhar Port Natal December
son Arrived at the BAR at 3 m.
via St Vincent g January l6 in ballast to Barber &
sIsamsT RGgu.a ia, c Gseg s E Ja9sTo January
passense5S t" tun'h Edye co Arrived at the Rar at
steamer olbers ,e, Rrai,hwaite Rio Janeo January
II and 81 LIria p, with coffee to Busk Jevons.
steamer ssnna ,Nor. 'WhaIberg Carienss January %
and MStanzas ~ with sugar 10 W o Munson Arrived
Steamer Eona 3Brl Cantel! Buenos Ayres January 3.
son Arrived at The Bar at ? m
q cgrscao 2e Ia Guayrs p. Ponce 20 and san Juan
DalIett Arrived at the Bar at / 20 p m '
40 steamer Ciendgesos CUBAN Hansen santasO January
r Ward < 20 Arrived at the Har al 1898 m
Grenada % win mdse and cabin passengers to the
Trinidad shipping and Trading Company. Arrived
steamer Mamma Hata Charles Baltimore with mdse to
S ss'a%s. @s. Fl MoRe T ra5Ssr Neworleans
Steamer louisiana Halsey; New Orleans January 30
WIN ihn mIsr atd,i ana passengers to E 5 Allen -
n9st teaTsr @na rEmsTs Ka1bsSi TS p II Major 60
Steamer % Inehketh GRp. Major Baltimore February .
loading for Alden and
sandy Hook. \ J, Feb / s:sO m-wind northwest.
SAILED
Steamer Jefferson Norfolk and Newport News
steam collier simon j Murphy.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS
Lizard. Feb T. m-Passei steamer Rotterdam,
Dutch Potter. New-York for RouIogne and Rortertsn,
Lizard Feb Passed p, SaTios 5bateh,
Liverpool Feb ARRIVED. esmers ,,ampanta fRr,
Walker. \e~ York. Delaware tBrl. Davies New Yorl
tth. George Hrl Thompson. New-York '
Shields. Feb 2Ssiled. Astrakbs, ID,
York: Elise Marie (Gerl Dadorf Nevv '''e
Hun. Feb 3-Arrtved. steamer Ohio CRr, Hadauav
York. ' A''
Manchester. Feb Arrived. steamer F1a1man ,R-,
Salter Neg-YoTk N''a" 'nf''
punkirk, Feb Arrived. steamer Thorrbfu 1ar> A.,
York via HRvre. ' '"'' NN''Ai
Settin Jan 21-Sailed, steamer Louise tCier Va, pr
NewYork. ~ WI Hh'
Hamburg. Feb l. Sailed. Fridtjof Nsn..n
tNor Cregor. '''Hi9eH
Antwerp. Feb 2-Sailed IL British cu.sn .sr
OTJagen New-York 'N' '"''
Antwerp Feb 4. p m-Arriyed steamer ss,,,h,,a-,
lfirl. Damn. New-YOrk via southampton.
Copenhagen. Feb Arrived. steamer Norge C0an,
Knudsen. New York '
MsrssiIles Fen Arrived. Balula Utah. Car
hone York "
cadiz Feb s-safed. Mark Lane (Br,. oIds
aih.aitar Feb e-Pa.sed. steamers L.erona. sAu.,,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
MR. MEYER PRESENTS his cRrDEyr,.t,

Rome. Feb. 4-King Victor Emmanuel Al I O'Clock
this afternoon received in audience the new Trr,,d
states Ambassador 10 Italy, George Won L. Mevar
ss one OF Mrs. Ryeys charcters and Is denicte6 a.
OF Massachusetts Mr.. Meyer received most cor
slial welcome Nj. Meyer presented HIS Credentials
we're no speeches.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise pm T:44 Moons age
HIGH WATER
4 N-SanIy Hook $40 Gov Island p:12
PN-sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island 942 Hell Gate 1871