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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-03
Caborrojehas,


Auoche, las nueve de la mis-
ma, CONT ajeron matrimonio civil, la
simpAtica y agraciad a sef1orita Lau
RI Pinedo y 81 jov en- Monserrate
@uinones, siendo testigos del acto
los apreciados senores D. Rodrigo
Ramirez Juez de Polic1a, y D. Jose
Canales, miembro valioso del parti
do republcano. Eter na luna de miel
deseamos a la simpatica pareja.
Hoy han circulado con profu-
sion las tarjetas, de invitaciou, para
el gran bale, que tenfa acordado Ia
Directiva del Casino Club Unitario,
que Sc celeb ara el proximo Domin
go 10 de Septiembre. Notase ami
macion extraordinaria para esta fies
Ts.
El microbes dia de session re-
g]amentaria de nuestro Ayuntamien
to, no pudo celebrarse o por falta de
quorum, Hoy viernes Sc verificaran
81 los concejales no brlllan por sn
Ansencia. cosa que es muy facil,
pues esta lloviendo fnertemente ha.
ce dos horas
n
7 va de lluvlas: Hacen muchos
dias Sc suceden fenomenales aguace
ros, al extreme, que los pobres jor
nalaros estan cruzados de brazos, ell
comercio en- estatu quo, los STEM bras
sin poderse acond,cionar, las que
bradas y rios con ell aqua enturvia
da y a'gunos impidiendo el pasc, los
cami1os en- estado lastimoso, y mu
chos animales, victimas del sabroso
llquido con que Datura nos viene OBJ
sequiando, digo fastidiando, aquf ca
be dacir con eli adagio: "es. bueno el
culantro pero no tanto.'
a"x
Asegdrase que en- honor nuestro
patron ell Arcangel San Miguel, Sc
llevaran d cabo las tradicit .les fies
tas, y que este af1o, nuchas varia
das diverciones daran expansion al
alma. A divertirse pues.
Aun continda enfermo de alguu
cuidado, D. Antonio Ramon Cabassa
con tai motive, vemos llegar q dia
rio a esta localidad al afamado Doc
tor D. Benito Gaudie Or de Mayagtiez
yerno del Sr Cabasss, one Sc intere
So vivamente por su salud. Hace
NOS votos porque Sc cure cuanto
antes ell querido amigo.
."x
For fin, han llegado los tablo
mes para el puente de hero, encla
vado hace mas de do meses en- Ia
quebrada denominad a del cemente
rio, este solo fAltaba para poder
transltar por Ell. va era tempo
Dicese que una compaf1la azuca
rera del Canada, trata de. instalar
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Ri Sr 0bispo
en- la FOrtaleZa.

En- la maf1ana de aver estuvo ell
Honorable Mr. Blenk cumplimen
tar al senior Gobernador Civil, con
motivode su alto ombramiento.
P.acenos mucho fuer de cato i
co, yer las buenas relaciones que
existen entire el Jsfe de Ia iglesia ca
tolica y el del gobierno de Ia isla
Sabemos que Ell Sr. Ooispo ha
aldo muy sati ,fecho de las atencio
re; de que fae objeto en- la mansion
ejecutiva.
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Jose Gualberto Padilla.
EEL CARIBE)

Con este tituIo Sc acaba de DO
ner la vepta un folleto de "a pagi.
mas en- So menor. escrito por nues-
tro amigo y compafero don Victor
Gonzalez Candamo, siendo SD precio
81 de SO centavos :ada ejemplar.
En- sus paginas. fguTan tambien
los nombres de niue hos puertorrique
nos, Hedicos y abogadoe, que estu-
diaron en- Ia famosa universidad de
Santiago de Galicia. don de el gran
poeta popular, obtuvo la maceta de
doctor en- medicina.
Los pedidos de Ia isla deberan
dirigirse con sobre al artor, calle
del Rosario, MIN. 10, Arecibo.
q 15-14
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DE COAMO.

Por fin aparecieron los nombra
mientos de los nuevos vocales de ID
Junta Escolar de esta villa, ID que
qued6 constituida el jueves veintiein
CO del actual, bajo 10 presidencia de
don Alfonso Lefebre, persona de
conocimientos y estusiasta por el
mejoramiento de Ia Instruc ZION pc.
pnlar.
La Juuta despues de constitui'
do procedio al despacho de todos los
asuntos pandientes de resoluci6n,
hizo In designation de los Maestros
que han de desemr en- II las escuelas
de este distrito en- el pr6ximo sf1o
escolar, y tom6 acuerdos tendencies
III mejoramiento y aumento de las
escuelas en- esta Jurisdiction, pues
ha pedido al Departamento de Edu.
caci6n ell establecimiento de cuatro
escuelas mas, dos graduadas y dos
rurales.
Los maestros designados fueron
los>mismos que desempef1aron estes
escuelas el afio pa ado, y que las so
licitsron en- el concurso con condicio
mes legales.
Esta Alcaldfa ha publicado edic.
tos en- esta semana, anunciando al
vecindaric que por acuerdo de la
Junta de Sanidad, el Inspector NUM-
cipal de hygiene girAra quicenalmen
to vista & todos los patios de la po'
blaci6n, dando cuenta de todas las
faltas contra Ia Hygiene que observe,
las que ser&n denunciadas al Tribu'
nal de Policia. :,
va hemos visto en- dos casas DE
comercio d. esta poblacion arroz del
pals, cuyos granos parecen perlas,
cosechado este af1o. Detallase q Gin
CO centavos libra, habiendolo com
prado los comerciantes 8 cuatro y
cuarto pesos quintal
Nuestro arroz cultivado con
abundancia ha de matar la importa-
ci6n de sus similares exit anjeros.
Ell Ayuntamiento de estA villa
que cerr6 sus operaciones del pasa
90 af1o ec6nomico en- 30 de JUNO al
timo con una deuda a su favor de
4316 dollars y 1854 eI contra, ha re
uuClOO oSG6 uuE6uU U0 lCo m0SSS oO
Julio y Agosto a 1851 dollars, te
niendo por aobrar 1882.
Els de advertir que para pagar
su deuda esta administrator no dis.
pone nj de nm centavo de 10 recauda
do por cuenta de, ejercicio corriente
dc 1901 q 1902
En- el hospital de esta poblaci6n
sostenido exclusivamente por los
fondos municipales, ingresaron du'
rante ell afo que empez6 ell 10 de
Julio de 1900 y termin6 ell 90 de Ju'
nio dltimo, 1872 enfermos, de los
que salieron curados "a, fallecieron
81 y habfa en- CANA al terminar el
af1o, II pobres.
En- ell barrio Pedro Garcia de
esta Jurisdiction una nina de dos
amos de edad del vecino Pedro Lo'
pez, cayo dentro de un caldero en-
que estaban hirviendo Wanda, y de
resulta de las quemaduras recibidas
muri6 aver.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
Coamo, Agosto 81 de 1901.
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una Central, en- ell barrlo <Bajura,
de esta Jurisdiction en- la que entra
ran como socios varios capital .tas de
la ciudad de Ponce, por 10 pertinaz
que es este rumor, casi puede asegu
rarse sera un he,ho. Nos alegra
mos.
EsPARTANO.
Agosto 80 1901.
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ViSitaS al GObernadOr.

Aver msflana han lido felicitar
al Honorable Mr., Huut por su nom
bramiento una Comision del Ayun'
tamiento Y otra del comite Republi'
cano del Distrito, asf como la Dele
gaci6n ejecutiva.
El Gobernador las ha recibido
con la amabilidad que le distingue
quedando altamente agradecido.
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LibroS de Yenta

Biccionario Enciclopedieo. Htspano Ansert
cano, en- 2 Tomos.
Diccionario Encclopedico, N3eua sdiccsdn
10 en- 10 Tomos.
Diccionario Enciclopedico. De- historic, BIO
qrafsa; Mstolo5da, 6eografsa en- ? tomos, a
Luis Gregoire.
Edicion hist6rica, La mujer en- la huma-
nidad. edictor Julian F. Alcaraz.
La Prin cesita de los BresozI N0DclG por
Eugenia Marlitt.
Historic de Europa. por b. CASTELAR, en-
Tenaos.
Europa pintoresca en- ToEmos, edictor
Montaner y Simon.
La vida de los animales por el Dr. A.
Brelm, en- Tomos.
M mundo- iIlstrado. en- Tdmos.
Panorama Nacional por Herneregida.
Miralles. en- 2 Tomos-
Reyolucion Religiosa por E. CASTELAR,, en-
Tomos
Historic de los Griegos por victas Du-
ruy 3 Tomos.
El mundo fisico, por Amadeo Guillenim
en- Q Tomos.
Las razas humanas. por Federico Katzel,
en- Tomos.
Historia de los, Romanos. pof victas Du-
Reyista de la EXPOSITION Universal de
Paris afo 1889 por F. G. Dumas, en- Tomo.
Obras completas de Mariana Jose de La
rra, por ]. Luis Pelliges, en- | Tomo.
Las plantas que curan y las que matan,
por ell Dr. Kengade en- un Tomo
A travez del Egipto. por Eduardo Todas
III Morrifia, por Emilia Pardo Bak kan, en- To-
mo
Tres Poesias, Ell angel de la muerte, Can
cion de la Campana Epistola Neral, Tomo
Los trabajos del mar, por Victor Hugo,
Tomo.
L. Heroina. Dor Publia Ovidia Mason, !
Ton 0.
Poetas Liricos Griegos, por los Sehores
Bars ibas Menenchez y Castila Hyenza, en-
Tono.
Bibioteca Clasica de pindaro por el limo
| Sr. %. Ignacio Montes de Oca, On Tomo.
La Araucana de Don AlonzoI de Erila, en-
Tomo
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La factoria 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 azlear por zafra. Para esta
azucarerfa Sc ha hecho un pedido de
dos evaporadoras LILLE de cuadru-
pie efecto, debiendo tener cada un
capacidad de so 900 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 null
tiple efecto LILLE, pedidos este ane
para las Islas Hawaii, de 1.S00 900 ga
ones de guarapo concentrate por cada
24 horas.
Estos aparatos reemp1azon ochc
de los efeetos multitubulc.res certificates
"lStandard" cuya capaciaad ha sid
superada por las respect-vas fabric
6onde Sc encontraban en- uso.
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The Continent Alarmed.

Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew, speak
ing of the inroads made upon European
commercial life by American competi-
ton and energy said: There is a
genuine scare on the continent about
the competition of American manufac-
turers I'm their markets. ana cabinets
are consulting If any combination is
practical which will prevent the impor-
tatlon Of American goods and check
our invasion OF the east which has
Deen opened at such vast expense and
effort by European governments.
heard a Russian statesman say, Con
cert OF action may he impossible, but
RUSSIA, in response TO discriminating
dulles, has shown how each country in
us own way can stop this competitions
rms unfriendliness is not likely to re
suit In war The relations OF European
governments are too intricate and un-
certain among themselves for anyone
To take that risk, and combination Is
impossible"
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THE MARKET.

Detroit-Cattle-Ch butcher steers
81 90 TO 81 light 10 good. 50 20 to 81 80: light
20 good Tut her steers and heifers, 50 % TO
90; mixed butchers and fat COWS 81 s.
70 - %. sheep and lambs. best lambs 81 q
!. 81 30; light to good and good mixed lots
g 70 to A.l5; fair 10 good mixed and butch
ssT sheep, e % 70 IS 90; culls and common,
81 .g 10 y 49, Hogs. mixed and butchers,
- . 20 50 70; one bunch. choice av 245 lbs.
brought So; bulk sales. at s. 80 10 s. %
st4gs l-S off; roughs, s. TO S5.l5
haialo-Cattlc-Neal in fair supply
ana steady at s. 750750. a few up 10 81 -.
hogs, medium heavy. So 80; choice heavy.
y, "d5 90 grassy and dairy fed hogs SEA
w figs. good To choice, 81 70d5 50: skips
70 falr S305 so: rouShs common 10 good.
- 300 30. Sheep and thanksgiving lambs.
chnlce TO fancy, s. 50I5 10; do fair To good.
- 500 20; common to good culls. 81 256t4 20
native sheep. handy wethers. q G0d3 go:
choice to extra mixed sheep, 50 1913 50: fair
20 SoQd do. y 2543 90.
C.aeinnau.-Heavy steers, choice to ex-
tra, s. 35a5 30; fair to good 50 Sj6i5 -.
ONen S2a4 80; butchers. choice 10 extra,
- N'p5 10; iair 10 good, SO 50Q4 So Heifers,
good 10 choice A04 80; common to fair.
y N73 90. Cows, good 10 choice. So sal -
common 90 fair, 81 S5N3 GO. Hogs selected
heavy shippers s. IS choice packers and
butchers. seas 10; mixed packers. s. S0d6;
81 g and heavy fat sows. 50 75m5 40: light
shippers. s. 25Mj So: pigs. 40 lbs. and less,
$50. Sheep. extra S3n3 10 good TO choice
- -}V2 81. common 81 2jd2 lambs extra
," tg'!9 10. good TO choice Am5 p. common
"a air S2Tf3 10
Fi-tsburg.-Cattle. choice s. 4oq5 c..
rrimc s. 2005 20. good 81 seas 10. tiay 81 75T
or &c ID grass cattle So 75n4 a. heifars
$}"i 2J, oxen 81 l0d4 so, fat cows 81 Il.
HOES prime heavics So l5a6 % 10 best
MEDIUMS So 16n6 II 1-2. heavy Workers
So q, l-2U6 10. good light Workers seas o..
common 10 fair Workers and grassers s. 80
~ s.. pigs 81 So15 90. sheep, best wethers
SS laa5 50. good 81 l0Gi3 s. mixed $3n3 30,
GUS and common, 81 25d2 %, yearlings
s. .r74
GhicagO.-Good to prime steers s. 25d6 30.
Ioor to medium 81 e005 20, stockers and
feeders about steady at 81 2jd4 25 cows
ors g G5d6 o. ROOD to choice heavy s. 75q
8 81 rough heavy s. G0d5 70. light s. 6566 10.
buik s. S5G6 Is. Sheep, good TO choice weth-
ers IS 25u3 90. fair 10 choice mixed $3d3 30.
= native lambs. 81 1905 10; western lambs,
So 7sI5
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Grnln. Etc.

Detroit -Wheat-No. white. 7ic. CLOSING
IS l-2 &c No. red. Y 3-4c closing u 1-2c
September, 20 1-ic closing - 3-4c: Deem
Der % SIC. closing nominal az - Lie; No.
3 red. 60 12c; mixed winter, ~ l2c per bu
Corn-MarlIet neglected and nominal AT
J5ma6 l-2c per bu. a cent lower for the day.
OdtS-No. white. SSc; No. 90, 81 1-2c
per tu
Chicago. wheat. cash No. spring
wheat. GO 1-2c; No. , red. 90 l-2c: No. .
corn, . 1-2c; No yellow. So l-2c; No. =
oats. "a l-2c and % lac. No. white 81 lac
and 81 5-Sc; No. white &c and 81 l-2c.
New York. wheat No. red, - 3-4c o b
afoat; No. red. 70 7-Sc elevators No. !
northern Duluth IS 7-Sc ( b afioat; No. /
hard Duluth. s. 1-Sc o afloat. options
were steady and quiet; corn No. 90 l-2c
elevator and 81 l-3c { o y afioat; oats. No.
2. IS -2c: No. 3 SSc; No. white. 81 l-ic
and Al i-2c: No. 3 white. ~ S-4c; track
mixed western. SO and 4Oc; track white, Al
and Go
Cincinnati. wheat. small sales of prime
winter red AT y 1-2c. at the hiver. Straight
car loads OF No 2 winter red are quotable
q &c, Corn No. white Is quotable al CSC,
No yellow at 62c and No. mixed at Gle.
oats q Sac, on track; No. white are
quotahle at 39c.
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you Know ina

attorney over all mans actions? II
you had gone with me | meant to wait,
the beach would have been better than
this dusty litter of law. suppose you
understood-you couldn't care"
The woman with the tired eyes
moved impulsively; for an instant her
cheek rested carressingly against the
loose linen sleeve of his office coat
then she started UP ard went quickly
to the door.
Just one moment" Hamlin pleaded,
folding his arms and standing deter
minedly where she had left him.
"Please-dear. I'll bring the horse
around?'
The typewriter turned at the open
door. We'll" she agreed hurriedly.
Hamlins heart broke into glad song.
The eyes he loved were no longer tired
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A SHIPS NEGRO CAPTAIN.
Colored Man Who Is Successful on tn.
OcPan


A colored man has been made cap
tain Of the British schooner Sarah T..
Douglass now in port with a cargo of
pineapples from the West Indies. lie
is Captain Robert G. Sawyer, OF Saw
annah Sound. Eleuthera Island, BAHIA
mas. Captain Sawyer was born in The
West Indies. In boyhood he followed
the life Of most colored boys in the
Bahamas, which consists in diving for
conch shells. sponges and fishes. and
owing to the geography of the country
they spend the best part of their lives
in small boats, crossing the rivers
bays and sounds which honeycombed
the island. Eighteen years ago the
captain went to sea in deep-sea YES
sells. He educated himself and mas
tered mathematics so that he could
solve the intricate problems of naviga-
ton. He then became n navigator
and was seen here In the West In
dian schooners Brothers and Sarah Il
Douglass as navigator of these YES.
sells between the West Indies and Bal.
timore in the pineapple season. When
the Douglass entered the pineapple
trade this season Captain Sawyer was
appointed maste. by ]. W. Culmer OF
Nassau, who owns the vessel. Captain
Sawyer is a man of powerful physique
He is about feet inches tail an6
weighs PA pounds, every ounce OF
which seems TO be muscle and hone
He is built like a Roman wrestler
speaks English fuently and has ex.
celent manners. He has dark brown
skin. He wears a natty blue yacht.
ing suit and Baltimore Ameri
can
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"A strange dream for such warm
night" the typewriter remarked evil
IDENTIFY oblivious OF his last words and
his ensuing CONSERVATION.
He got up and moved away to bow
a blind and resume his restless walk.
What the dickens had he been think
ing about all lnis time! What an I'M
possible position It was anyway. In
real life when a man puts his arm
around woman she can't lean her
cheek against his sleeve But his arm
had not been around her. His hands
were In his pockets. 1t was as though
she had come to him like tired child,
certain of support. Why had he
walked before he could look into her
eyes? Common sense Jared him;
there was not much Of the tired child
in that alert figure with its weary eyes
and preoccupied smile. but he set II
impatiently aside. Great Ned! What
had he been thinking of for the last
two years! Why. there were times
when he mad barely been civil. And
now-now it might be too late.
See here, l can't get that idea of
the sea out of my head. Let's knock
off work and make a dash for fresh
air. | can have my horse around in
a moment. It's only ten or fifteen
miles"
why, it would kill the horse" the
typewriter calculated, struck aghast at
the idea of taking a pampered animal
on such an expedition with the Their
mometer at one hundred in the shade
"Oh, no." Hamlin insisted. 1T is
getting cooler. We could take it easy
going out, watch the sun set in the
water and drive back by twilight
Doesn't it sound pleasant"
Very pleasant"
Does that mean you will go?"
NO, thank you. | had better fin
ish this work"
"Oh. hang the work." he exclaimed
impatiently. Haven't l devoted my
self to work body and soul, for the
last thirty years. Am | to have moth
ing in this world but grind and CRIME :"
Hamlin thrust his hands into his
pocket and clenched them slowly.
II had meant to wait" he began
abruptly. ito make myself wait until
l could see you in some proper place
or write, but it is no use now. We
were together, you were leaning
against me. If | could realize that
dream | would be the happiest-"
"Oh, wait" she pleaded.
But | can't" he returned Don't
you know that love holds power OF
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twenty-frst time and took up his pen.
Dash this weather"
If his typewriter had been on hand
he would have knocked off work long
ago. He would have been driving in
the park enjoying the breeze instead
of sweltering here. He paused TO pass
his damp handkerchief over his beaded
brow and glanced at the vacant chair.
Sick" he muttered. Good Lord.
Sick such weather as this!"
Almost as he spoke the door opened
and a woman in gray linen with emac-
ulate collar and cuffs and lean jaws
moved quietly toward the seat oppo-
site.
Hamlin raised his head and greeted
her with his customary bow. She re-
turned the salutation silently, as she
Always did, and sat down to the type
writer. 1t struck Hamlin that her
eyes and Jaws looked more tired and
lean than usual, but this was natural
since she had been i'll.
With the silence that always reigned
between them, unless broken by an
imperative necessity, he showed the
batch Of copying across to her and
leaned back. What a good thing It
was to be able 20 pay somebody else
to do ones drudgery. The thought
brought qualm Of conscience. Che
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Love and the Law.
RY = II LANCASTER.

- y. II. LAANOAo IlNs
Copyright. 1901, by Daily Story Pub. Coz
For the twentieth time that after
noon, Tom Hamilton snapped MS
watch and returned IL TO his pocket
He was not interested in the passage
of time-that pile of copying must
be finished whether it took him until
midnight; but these brief intermls-
sions gave him an opportunity to look
at a shy thought that had haunted him
since daylight. And the oftener ne
looked at 1t the better he liked IL. IN
the morning, it is true, he had laughed
at it; during the forenoon shrugged
his shoulders impatiently; but in the
afternoon-he took out his watch and
stared at the dial.
That a man of his staid, prosaic
make up should have dreamed at all.
was absurd but that the dream should
have upset all his waking thoughts
and come between his attention and
his business affairs was worse than
aDsurd-it was serious.
And what was the dream? Only a
waste of wild white waters, storm
swept but glorious In the foreground
a towering wave curving inward
grandly crested, an ogre Of the sea,
And he upon the cliff dashed with
spray and beaten by the wind. de-
licious dream for hot summer night;
small wonder that he liked to recall
it again and again through the stiff
fling day
Hamlin snapped the watch for the
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II Is now an established fact that
dates of a good quality and In com
mercial quantities can be produced in
the warmer parts OF Arizona, Mexico
and California. During the past year
at the government experimental sta
ton farm near Phoenix. three import
ed trees bore more than 500 pounds
the fruit ripening between August and
January. The fruit placed on the mar
ket sold at 25 cents per pound, whole
sale, at Phoenix Thousands OF
pounds could have been sold at this
price. Packed in neat labeled boxes
they retailed at so cents to 70 cents
per pound. The Seeding date trees. In
various parts OF the territory, bore last
year 40 to 200 pounds per tree. Those
OF good quality sold for 20 cents a
pound wholesale at Phoenix.
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A Second Funston

Lieut.. Hazard, of the Third Cavalry,
com handing Il troop OF Macabebe
scouts. has captured deserter Howard.
WHo' as Il leader Of the Filipinos, had
ueen annoying the Americans for
1Iohths. Ferguson. one of Lieut..
HAZARDS civilian scouts. disguised
as an insurgent. with eight Maca-
pebeS. penetrated into the camp
ol Col. Ationza. commanding so rifle
men and 200 bolomen. and took
howard, bound and gagged him and
led nm away without disturbing the
camp.
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How,s ThIsY

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall S
Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned have known r. j..
Cheney for the last Is years and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able TO carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
West & Truax Wholesale Druggists. Toledo,
o.; Waldng, Kinnan 81 Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. Testimonials sent free. Price
CSC per bottle Sold by all druggists.
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-08-29

Lon Lyblrger. of Fostoria. arrested
NJ Elgin. Ill. charged with highway
robbery. agreed To retgrn without ex
tradition papers If transportation was
furnished for his wife and four chill
dren which was done. lie pleaded
guilty and his bond was fixed at 500.
The total receipts at the custom
houses in Cuba during the calendar
year 1900 were S1G.O99.923 against
Sl4.S4 .261 for 1899. The receipts from
duties on imports were $l4.2T3.1I1.
against S13.4O0649. and from duties
on exports S1.OG6.006, against S764. 106.
Most VI the customs houses show sub
stantal increases.