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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-14
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

This market keeps in line with compel
ing markets. The shippers know this,
and keep coming with their hogs.
Deck Parsons sent out nineteen car
loads Of hogs TO Armour yesterday. Cud-
ahy takes his usual killing every day
The Cudahy packing house makes a
fine appearance these dark nights with
its bright electric lights.
Secretary Ed Blackburn, of the Union
-stockys rds, has a two-year-old colt that
is making remarkable time pacing. Some
OF the boys AT the yards think he IS
going TO make a wOrid-beater.
Superintendent ". r. Dulaney's heart
is expanding and he htinks he will make
all the people at the yards present OF
a fine Christmas turkey.
If the shippers do not quit buying so
many pigs the Stockyards company VIII
have TO line the hog pens with chicken
". A. Scott, Of the Medford Milling
COMPANY. brought in car load OF hogs
rushing their light hogs to market be-
cause the price Of wheat is going up.
Wheat is now worth 6 cents a bUshei at
NIedfOrd and that scares the farmers.
They thought # made mighty nice hog
feed when il sold for under 80 cents. but
now they think Il is getting too high TO
feed 10 the pigs.
There were three cars OF hogs from
WhiteWa ter on the late market last
night. One car load each BY c. 5. Stew
art. Foster & Cheesman and r Creep
Among the Well-knoWn shippers VINO
had hogs on the market yesterday were;
Scott x Hunbauer, Of MulVane; NJ [.
AIcCafferty of CARRIER; Z. y. Keown, of
Ashton, F. W Johnston. Of Pond Creek;
Smith Bros, Of Zenda; A. S. Schmidt. of
Freeport, and Kelly x Bay. of COrwin.
The top car load of Oklahoma hogs
that topped the market last Wednesday,
selling 20 cents higher than anything else
on the market, we're fed on drV chopped
wheat. There is a wonderful sight OF
wheat being fed TO stock in Kansas and
Oklahoma, and the farmers have made
money by the experiment. The feeding
of wheat to hogs was first advised by the
Eagle when II demonstrated that the
drouth in July was going 10 cut the corn
crop short. Wheat was then only worth
90 TO s. cents. Wheat is advancing in
l. ~. IN. 80.
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and Indian steers. g. 5Od4. 20; Texas COWS,
3. g5G9. 80; native COWS, 8. 650e.10: heifers
s. 0005.75; bulls. s.. 25d4.35; calves, g. 00ll
- Hogs-Receipss. p 900: market 10 to 2oc
lower: top. s6.75: bulk OF sales. $50
6.55: heavy. Sc &C. 6. %; mixed packers
81. 05G6.55; light, s5-20a6.3o; pigs, s4.25q
500.
Sheep-Receipts, 2000 market 10 cents
higher; native lambs. si.50G5.s0; western
co; western -~~sthers. S.. 25I3.75; ewes,
S3-o0qS.75; culls and feeders. S3-25.
st. Louis.
St Louis, Dec. 13.-Cattle-Receip p
500, including 12e0 Texans: market steady;
native beef steers, >. 50G5.39, choice, $3.50
ais; cows and heifers. 8. G0d4. -; stock
ers and feeders, 8. 40d3.70; Texas and
Indian steers. fed. s.. 00I5. 90; granulated,
$ -e9d4 30; COWS and heifers. g. 301i3. 40.
Hogs Receipts, 5000; market steady on
best, 10 l0c lower on lights and pigs;
pigs and lights, S5.S906.e0; butchers, s. .
Q6.60.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market strong;
native sheep, S3.l0Q3-s0; lambs, ST.
5.25.
ST. JOSEPH.
st. Joseph, Dec. 13.-Cattle-Receipts
go; market steady; natives, g. 25a7. .;
COWS and heifers. s1.00G5. 40; veals, s.. 50
05.25; bulls and stOckers, s2.00q5-25;
st0ckers and feeders, $2.0GG4.25.
HOgs-Feceipts, 1900; market STEADY;
light and light mixed, S5.50Q6 50; mixed
and heavy, Ss.I0Q6. 20; pigs, $3-2515.o0
Sheep-ReceiptS 700. Market steady.
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Cioryi
Nay his eood steed never Be wora out.
Glory
May his trustv ser wants never salser.
Glory.
Nay the rieh, throughout Russia. Glcryl
Bc fairer than tho brisht sun. Glcry -
May the Cars golden treasury. Glory
Es Tor ever fuil. GLORY
il must he noted that TIE word ''iore''
in the senond line "a rendered By 0csn-
dard the title applied 70 tae emperor:
rot by Gospel when belongs 70 God.
Strains IKE this Glory were used
arnon- the miniature decorations (by a
great artistf On the menu Tor the Esn-
pcror Nicholas IL s. coronation banquet.
Among the games IN vogue az This
ChrIstuastec season. the most interest
in- - the ore kaoHn as The Burial ~
The cold \ number % girls form a
circle and pess from hand 70 hand =
~oia ring which the girl IN Inc center Of
the circle tries 90 detect, while they n
sing r. cnorus the appropriate sorg. Ny
thoioclsts say that shc ring represents
the sun. which IL hidden away ard bur-
ied as Il we're. bv wfufery storms AID
clouds and that this game go similar 70
hunt The alippeg'9 f.. IN reality. very
ancient religious Tite- ~ Corresponds
% hieine a ring. r. coin. OF a bean 81 tho
Twelfth Siaht cake. All labor during
tie "HoIv Evenings or STysfu. be-
tween Chretrpas ard The Epiphany. f. rs-
81 rira as q sin. because the ncw-tera
divinity g. said 20 come down upeu fhs
earth. ard wander about. ard eii sorts ~
hifSen treasure are revealed during mat
period. q n believed
In another ret ~ songs. which belong
more particularly 20 the ~Cw Year. ar
ofrcr disine being tn s5ditian 20 Knly-
ada appears HIS name r. ovaer. hs -
rer~esented az "a good woufh~ and sp-
pears with thc New Year. makias ths
wax clear Tor 81. ard bringing from Para
disc rich gifts. frfiffainess. and ~ IKE.
which ~ distributes among m0rfais Sc
coraI-g % his divine decrees. 90 course
he represents the sun. or New Years
Eve. hovs 70 about from h0rzs 20 house
( srasfersn~ xrains - eiGfrenf kia5s.
chi~y rats fov~-n being derived from Owes
oats. pronounced avycsl. snd sinzinE css-
+ seunulva songs. One q thssa says.
On what viii ~ coraef
on a fuExy aviae
what wiz ~ chase7
4 brias ilfti~ pi9.
y ~as IN reference 20 fhis ifsa. -
so.b. that uirs' trotisrs rnf ne aas
used ~ - offered az a sacriees - ~
rrsa ~ the Beginning - RE Sgv yea.
ans she c1efofn sun prevails - RsrTia fss
already r1snros~73 - prfparirz zach
assnes 8. that ssasen and giving fasas
away IS presents. The Nsw Year, -
ffe uay. began - Hayrb :. 81 eden
flrnes 6aau - sssss thea - uas caanxssi
( - srfsstrter Z. ard si1cs isp u kas De-
F gun % Jsp1arg 3 nov bsla:sd 70 1ssS
49, =
/ re psasarts ~ waite Rsreiz ks~D -
stfa $50 css.crs ~ utirh fhsv aTTaeet
calls convey shc Sea thas fts Eee Yess
( brings - every rian als s1eftss stare ~
veal ang wge Ca Ssw Xezrs Ere faey
take ssa1t frou hesea - ksaa@ f7r
rsrfts. ors cares to "Istca He-rsfs.-
81 cas 81 festival attire. as ~ekfs
r.reslh xaree firm eers - re- IRE
o.trr. fh. Peer EeiFses - 9Trsss1 -
ra-s. go ts wreath - 1ees = frs
thresrss -sa- sfrs~. EFhe1 fsrv ere -
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60 ~s--.. r-e r. fs~1 -ns1 fte Ffst.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
There Was a Liberal Supply
of Hogs Yesterday.
MARKET 10 TO IS LOWER
Market Was Active and 2,647
Hogs Sold,
MARKET 10 TO IS LOWER

The receipts OF hogs were not large,
but taken with the hold-overs they made
a good supply yesterday. The market
here followed the decline elsewhere and
the best hogs sold TO 10 cents lower,
and ali others 10 70 Is cents lower. The
market was active and the buyers wanted
hogs at the prices just the game as when
they were going up every day. The buy
ers let every day take care OF itself, and
90 on the principal that today is the day
10 buy hogs. If the market is up. they
bid higher, and If it Is lower, they ask
q reduction in prices. The scale count
yesterday showed 2,547 hogs sold during
the day. There were a few car loads
held over in the hope Of getting better
prices today, but il was not because they
did NOT have a chance to sell. The top
price for heavy hogs was 81. 40 but good
mixed packers sold for s6.15 and S. %.
The better class Of light hogs brought
500 ana 500, but they were fat little
hogs, and IN some cases where about the
same average was obtained by weighing
heavy hogs and pigs, the prices ran below
IS .. The buyers and sellers stayed late
and it was nearly o'clock when the mar
ket closed Most Of the hogs on the mar
shippers with q reasonable expectation
that they would bring more money than
they were getting, but most of them real
lied that the market here was il line with
those Of other packing centers, and they
took their medicine good-naturedly. The
commission men on the declining mar
kets work hard TO save their patrons from
loss. and their zeal in that respect causes
them 10 hold over when after experience
shows that the first buyer wwas the best.
IT was made palmer than ever since this
decline that the men who buy the good
hogs make the most money when the
market is good and lose the least when
st IS panicky and lower. The commission
1nen keep right along warning their ship
pers 20 beware of the light hogs and pigs
aud to buy them cheap OF let them alone.
There are too many OF these light hogs
coming to market, and nearly every
place has more Of them than they want.
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BULLS REGAIN FEET
Review of Buying Lead Prices
Upward Again.
GRAINS CLOSE HIGHER
Wheat Creeps Back Up After
v eak Opening.

Chicago, Dec. ia small revival Of
buying and a tendency TO retain holding
in grains led to bullish activity again to-
day and prices, after touching the lowest
point in a week, started upwards with
a gain. May wheat closed &c higher.
May corn sale higher. and May cats &c
higher. Provisions closed shade higher
TO 21.c lower.
Wheat crept back slowly into the
eighties, after ruling weak early The
absence of Liverpool cables and the
heavy fall Of snow and rain throughout
the country kept the talent guessing.
London was rather weak IN tone and
though the winter wheat belt got good
soaking, the approach Of Billiards was
much feared. Other conditions early
were bearish. The cash demand was
slow; receipts were liberal and clear
ances small. st. Louis reported corsIi-
mental inquiry, but in general the early
trade was OF the selling kind. May
opened unchanged to &c up. at 1917 TO
7Ss.c but soon sold down TO 1sc. At this
price shorts covered freely and some pro-
fessionals began TO acquire lines of long
wheat again. The weather report right
the close became brisk. Prices reacted
well, and May advanced to S01kc, closing
strong, sc higher, at s02sc. Local receipts
were IS cars, none OF contract grade
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 756 cars
making a total for the three points Of Slt
cars, against 500 last week and 593 a year
ago. Primary receipts were Loss Gao bush
els, compared with 7S1Ooo bushels last
year. Seaboard clearances in wheat and
-four equalled 900 bushels. Argentine
shipments for the week were $4,000 bush
els, compared with 5000 bushels last
week.
Corn was fairly active. making good
gains and holding them we'll The cold
weather reports suggested q probably
slower movement Of the grain and the
outside demand picking UP again brought
a good advance after an early sag. Pro-
fessionals also began taking on lines 10
some extent at the low prices. a good
demand for December indicated fair
cash business. May opened steady and
advanced until it reached 6lSsc. Here
some small profit-taking brought d slight
reaction, bat the close was strong, Is 10
&c up, at 67isG671zc. Receipts were l5l
cars.
Oats showed a tendency 10 follow the
other grains early, but later recovered
and with one or two minor set-backs
ruled independently strong. Trade was
mostly among commission houses. with
supplies a little short. Provision houses
sold deferred futures. May opened steady,
sagged early and on the fair professional
bulling. reacted and closed strong, &c up,
at 45s4a457sc. Receipts were AS cars.
Provisions We're fairly active, but only
steady. There was some outside buying
and considerable local selling. Fluctua-
tions were narrow. May pork closed PIC
lower at SIS. ~; May hard shade lower
at $. S0Q9. S21z. and May ribs a shade
higher at sS.55dS.57lz.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 90 cars: corn, 175 cars; oats, 165
cars; hogs, p, 900 head.
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan. Dec. q. 1871.
During the past p hours. ending al Z
p. m. the temperature has been from
to "A with a mean OF 16 Thursday the
Temperature was from y TO 3, and the
mean so. which is below the normal. but
the mean Of 1odays tempera ture is -
degrees colder than the normal. Today
is the coolest since the 9th of last FebTJl-
airy. and Is colder than any day Of last
December except one the very last day.
The temperature has been falling today
all day. at daylight il was Il. at . a. m
-. al II a. N. - at noon - At . p. n
Is. and at : p n s \ trace of snow fell.
The rain and sleet yesterday gave - inch
Of water.
The wind has been north all day and
has generally been brisk but about =.
N. il got up 70 3 miles per hour for 4
few minutes.
The pressure has risen steadily since
sunrise, and has risen faster since noon.
FRED /. JOHNSON. Observer.
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LIFE SAVER.

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Cattle.

The market was about a dime lower
Yesterday for an classes of cattle except
good butcher stuff. which holds up be-
cause OF the light supply. There is usu-
ally less demand for butcher cattle from
THANKSGIVING until after Christmas, but
the packing houses VIII soon want more
butcher stuff than they are now getting.
and q better demand is expected. Stock
cattle does not seem TO be very much in
demand and there is an inclination
among buyers 20 shade prices for this
class Of stock. Everything offered on this
market finds buyers al the prevailing
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Dec 13.-Brown cottons fair,
prices held for fine return. Goods selling
well TO covering trade. No change in
bleached or coarse colored cottons. Print
cloths in good demand for narrow odds,
sixteenth advance occasionally paid.
Prints and Singhaus unchanged. Linens
quiet and firm.
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FoILs A DEADLY ATTACK.

MY We was 50 IN tnat good pEvsl
clans were unable 70 help her" writes NJ.
NJ. Austin OF Winchester. Ird.. but was
completely cured by DR.. Kings New Life
PiiIs." 1..ey work wonders in stomach
and liver troubles. Cure constipation.
sick headache. SC AZ Behring'S pharmacy.
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New YorK hionev Marke..

Nav York. Dec 13.-{Close- Money or
can firm. At 10 8 per cent. closing hid,
and asked 10 Z pcr cent; prime mercan-
tile paper. AZ 10 3 per cent Sterling eX-
change steadier. with actual business Z
lsukers' oils 81 S4S6ls 4s6i4 for demand
and s. S22e "a So for sixty DAYS POSTED
rates. 8 Sl-04 81 and S-slfl4 a., com
mercial bills. S4.S2l4szlz Bar silser, -.
Nexicsn dollars. a. Government bonds
steady. state bonds inactive. railroad
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western at mark. 2ec; southern at mark.
a625c
Sugar-Raw. steady; fall refining, : So:
centrifugal. IS test. 3z4c; molasses sugar.
; Ice; refined. steady; crushed, = -;
powdered. 500. gTanulated, Ss.y9.
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CATTIE sALFS.
Chicano

Chicago. Dec. I3-Cattle-R eceipts, $500;
market very DUH. Prices steady; good TO
prime S6.e1G--5e. poor To medium, S-to1
s. 90. stockers and feeders, s.. 09G4.-3, cows
81 TO 4.l5. hei1ers. SI.sotto.tl- Gamers.
s. .o0G2 20. bulls. S.75Q f.5l; calves. sea
E e. Texas fed steers, $4.50G5-5o; western
steers. S3.5t0=.l5
Hoss-Receipts. today. $500: tomorrow,
q 600: left over 1900; heavy, steady. iishr
lower: mixed and butchers, S5Soa5.S2;
GOOD 20 choice. heavy. S6.25Q6 ~; rough
heavy. S5..5n6.09: light. 81 9a5,se; bulk
OF sales. united and heavy, S3-Sl 80
Sheen-Receipts. l2eeo; sheep duh ana
lower. lambs strong To Zoe higher; good ID
choice wcthers. S3.5tG4.o4. far 10 cholce
mixed S2.l5d3. 40. western sheep, Ss.e7-
100, native lambs. 2-5tQ5.ie. western
lamts Se.0afl4 90
f,eceirts-cattie 1915; boss, 1886:
meats-cattle. ass: hogs. 1881;
sheep. 20os.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Dec. 13-Cattle-Recelpts
SEQ natives. DO Texans. leo calves; mar
ket STEADY 10 Ice lower; choice export and
dressed beef steers S5.4ollo.50. FAIR 10
good. $50 1885 stockers and feeders,
s 11Tz 81, western led steers. A.l5Q6 90
western range steers S3.59G4.15. Texas
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WOOL MARKET.

81. Louis. Dec. 13.-Wool market firm;
territory and western medium, 14Q16izc,
fine, 11015c; coarse, 1l1Ipac.
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Total. Canada.

Total. Canada. 50 .Sos. % as 49,.
sNot included in totals because contain
ing other items than clearings-
Not included IN totals because OF no
for last year.
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BANK cLEARINes.

New York. Dec 13--The following table
compiled by BradsIrest. shows the
bank cleaTiags 90 the principal cities for
the week ended December y. with the per
ccnt-ge of increase ard decrease as con-
pared with the corresponding week last
year
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec 1s.-The cotton mar
ket opened easy. with prices I to points
lower, and closed quiet and steady. with
prices net ! point = , points lower.
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CAsH OrOTATIONS.

Flour-Marltet steady
Wheat-No. spring, RAISE; No. red,
S0aS3c.
Oats-No. >, 4sskc: No. white. as
4sasc No. white. 4724Q4sss.
Rye-No. ,, SIC.
Barley-Falr to choice mailing, 5sGs2c.
Flax seed-No. !, sl.46; No 1 north
western. S1.47.
Timothy seed-Prime, s. 55d6.so
Pork-Mess. per Dbl, Sl5-S1ll15. 40.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. 50 Sass.
Short rib sides Qoosel, SS.3oT9.50 dry
salted shoulders (boxed). 7zsd35zc; short
clear sides boxed. SS.SQ1S.s1.
Whisky-Basis OF high wines, N.S2-
ClOver-Contract grade, s.. %.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

There VIII Be special meeting of Al
bert Pike Lodge Gre this evening Work
- tne rktr6 dssc C.
Evangelist Coembs viii preach az TIE
Central Christian church Saturday even
ing and sunday morning and evening.
Saturday every man, woman and ohlA
is requested 70 cali az the "Rummage
sale hy the Unitarian ladies, at ~
North Main street
The Central Christian church WIN give
q reception on next Thursday evening,
December 81. Cor The new members those
who came into The church during the Iate
meeting.
aIr. c. =. Bascon. Of the Rock Island.
spent tho day Yesterday III Fort Worth.
Texas. Efe returned on the night train
last evening. The weather down there
ought % be werner than II is he-e. ssic
his brother ~ Die knows what i IS p re,
be would take longer STAY
ar Fred Thomas fell en- tine Sidewalk
Yesterday afternoon IS he was lurusns
south ca TIE corner OF Lawrence are
Douglas avenues and severely suraifsed
his wrist The walks are very slippery
and one las IL 20 very care.sl t1at h.
does not set G severe fan
Air. John sI3ore. cashier Of tie Fourth
National bank. Is N kansas City on hiis-
mss ard also taking q little recreation
DE IS expected home this evening.
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kansas CitY.

Kansas City. No, Dec l3--lClose =
Wheat-D December. SIC. 9Iay. .lssca77st c.
cash. No. , hard. s3esal.4i-c, No B.
&c. No. rad. sc; No. = >+l ssc-
Ccru-Deceub er. $50 5-sc- January.
~ e7sSac- May. s. sc, cash, No. ,
mixed sc; No. white. Sc. No. 9. &C.
Oats-No. white. E.-c.
Rye-%o. .. 64Qf6c.
Hay-Choice timothy. $3.50; choice prai-
re SIS 757ls
Butter-Crsamery. sac; fancy dairy.
&c
EEE=Fresh- nc
Receipts q wheat. 81 cars
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St. Louis, Dec. L.-6Close. 1-Wheat-
Higher. No. red cash. elevator. sec:
track. S2i5 4S4c, December. size; May. So;
Corn-Higher: No cash. e7llc; track.
eS1s GSsisc. december, Csc; Nay. 61ac;
July. El4c
Cats-fiigher: No. . cash. 4s1tc: track.
sSc. Dece mbsr. SIC; May. 4i=c; No. >
white acc.
- E-srr-,. ner
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or the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed As follows
Butter-Aiarket steady; creamery, :
24Isc. dairy. l3isff2a1ac.
FSggs-E Firm, fresh 2t0-5c.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago,


Chicago, Dec. 13.-The leading futures
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-22
NOTICIAS SUELTAS
Dc T0DAS Parties

En- E.psfs rsina Ia srapquilidad mas
abEeIata. Ell de Mayo ne celsbrarau
elecoicnes geoerales J ell 10 de Junio ten
drk efscto "a sperturs de Las Cortes.
la opinion spIsade los primsros q =
aos del seflsr Ssgssta en- ell poder.
Con sl vapor sLuisisnss que Ia
lIsgado Ki8gston, Jamaica, 90 han re-
cibido detaIlss acsroa de In revolncion de
Colombia.
Los insurgentea redobsn su sctivi
dad er todo ell pals esPecislmsnte 81 re
dedor de Colon.
TIA enouentro hs tsnido lugar en- Cis
pats, cerca de Colon, la semsos na.
Los rebsldes sc batieron vigorossmen
t.: pero ri fn faeron dsrrotados con
praudes perdiia por las troPas del go
biefne. las ousles han sufrido TIM olsn
mucho en- In r,ftiega.
El gobierno siente muchos entorpeoi
mieptos v en- cambio los rebeldea son IL
yorecidos por la suerts J aunentan csds
dfa.
En- Londrsa ha eaussdo profands
sororesa una carts qae publico el secreta-
rio militar de los ej6rcitos de Ia Gran
Brstsra, Sir Coleridge Grove, usnlfss :
tando que abomiua y detesta ls gaerra J
Ias intrigss poifticas, que frsguadss por
b.st,rdss am siciones, 3 veces la provoosn
sostienen. az.
-Dioen de Londres que en- IN million
oieu mil reraonas h1 decreoido La poblaolon
de la Indis central por oonseousncia del
b sunbre que alif ss visne soportando.
I'm oomisionsdo del general DE
w stt que Id, pedir auxilios al general
B,tha ha caido en- poaer de Mr.. French.
i-fs britsuo. Etc se esfaerza en- imPsdlr
que squsllos refandan su contingent mi
litar.
AL oeste del Natal los beers ataoarop
una ooionia irgles. que protegfs las lfnes'
teIeerAfoas, haci6ndoles 25 maertos :
hsridos.
| -Comunioan de O less Rasia-que
an un vapor que conducts u Peregrinos %
IA hundido en ell Mar Negro, habls sndo Pc
recido todos.
-El preIupuesto de Paerto Plata,p
Il aH1 en enrso ssciende ls suma d'
sss 2e4 o6 70 smericano, de los ousie'
aa.ta SII567 SO en- instraccion Pno ies.
va qIsdo soeptsdc en- su tercera
q TINA Ieotura el Dscreto de spertuFa De
Puerto de In R7m7pa a-6anto Domingo :
tan pronto empiecen los trabsios del ferro
.sarril. III PodsF eiscasiYo dc sss 1917