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The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
NEW BOOKS
AT THE LIBRARY

The following books have beer
received by the Wilmington Insti
tute Free Library:
Observation-Disclosures index t.
the books of 1901. Emerson ed
College year book and athletic rec
ord for the academic year 1867;
Hill, Manual of social and business
forms; Kroeger, Guide to the study
and use of reference books; New
World book list; Saffell, Records of
the Revolutionary War.
Religion Briggs, Incarnation OF
the Lord; Grant, Christendom ammo
Domini 1901, 2v. King, Theology
and the social consciousness.
Sociology --Bolen, Plain facts as
to the trusts and the tariff; MacIan,
Costumes Of the clans of Scotland;
Mowry, Territorial growth Of the
United States.
Useful and Fine Arts Lockwood,
Colonial furniture in America; New.
ell, Irrigation in the United States;
Slaughter, Sportswoman's library,
".
Literature re-IIawthorne and Lem
mon, American literature; Maeter-
linck, Buried temple.
Travel-Belloc, Path to Rome;
Giles, China and the Chinese; Lewis,
History Of the expedition of Cap
tains Lewis and Clark, 2v; MacIan,
Highlanders at home; Villari, Itali-
an life in town and country.
History-Bancrott, History of
the United States of America, 6v;
Henderson, A short history of Ger
many, 2v; Keifer, Slavery and four
years of war, 2v; Mccarthy, Reign
of Queen Anne, 2v.
Biography-Brown, Samuel Rob
bins, a maker of the new Orient; by
Griffis; Ferris, John, by Harlan;
Fields, Yesterdays with authors;
Longfellow, II. W., by Samuel
Longfellow, 3v.
Brady, Woven with the
ship; Champney, Rosemary and
Rue; jerome, Paul Kelver; McCar
thy, Dear Lady Disdain; Merriman,
The vultures; Sand, Monsieur Syl-
YES tre; Sweven, Biallaro; Valera,
Commander Mendoza; Valera, Don
BrauliO.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
SALVE SELLER
IN WORKHOUSE.
Mayor Boyd Nips a Swim ding
Scheme in the
Bud.

| new SaSlle, Dec. New SlSUlf
is not so slow after all. The tide
still runs both ways opposite til.
city aud whenever a trickster or ;
burg lar comes to I've ancient towl
why he gets transferred to the
| MeServe reservation TO make trousers
| Yesterday afternoon well dress
ed young appeared oD the streets
lie had a genuine get-rich-qulCl
scheme. Instead of that it caused
hIm to be sent double-quick to the
workhouse by the Boyd line.
| Early in the afternoon the mar
called upon Mamie and Katie G.
Rodgers, oil Harmony street, above
Third street. lie had a sDeci al
brand Of salve, aud represented the
leading drug Store to the Rodgers
sisters. Upon payment of 81 for
the salve the bargain would be
cllnched for genuine gold brick
scheme. He would see that 81 a
week would be paid for the use OF
he front room, 10 be used as an of
flee. A the furniture that would
be necessary was a SPECIAL make OF
big chair watch would be coming
forthwith from Lit BrOthers, Phia.
delphia, he said. Tie salve would
remove plmples, biOtches and hairs.
When the patients would come IN
If they did not have Il box of the
famous Colg salve the Rodgers
girls would have IA supply on hand
Seven dollars week for the rent
Of a room iu New Castle The
women thought houses could he
rented here Tor less money. After
.he man got the dollar from many
girls the swnd e cawued upon them
They called upon Mavor Boyd who
placed the man under arrest The
fellow was highly indignant. 10
Mayor Boyd lie said he was arail-
road man and to officer Harrington
that he was pGp.r hanger.
No matter who lie was he rlll-
road>d to the Workhouse. l!swaiy-
ed hcarln. to the charge Of en-
bczIIement but refused TO give his
name. lie objected 10 being hand
cuIied, bat Officer Harrington con
vinced him that that was the best
method. When lie arrived at the
Woi khouse hs said his nam was
Wilson, lis history Will be ines
tisateI
AiIes Julia McGrath entertane |
numbered young frlenls last even
ing.
A mad dog ran amuck on the
Buttonwoui~ yesterday aud bit sey-
eraI dogs.
Eugeu" Lewis leaves tonight for
Virginia where h" viii spen tea
days cunning.
Sweaters, caps. gloves Bigys
Owing the scarcity Of coII, tn
Knowles NOvIeu MiiI5 closed iowa
ypster lay.
Company II's eAaonl basket hlIl
team and the F.r,t n4tDaIi)l r.
serves viii play III the Armpry on
Saturday eypnin-
The little SON Of William Leach
is on the sick list
Albert Kirby. Jr. i noT ri luil5
Is motOrInHn on the lu'Ai ears
d met Might rJba5 "a. B.L5|.
Miss Elsie iiNub5 OF Wilmington,
is the guest Of Mrs John Levy.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
TALK TO TEACHERS
They Hrar Prominent Educator. Lecture
on Pertinent Iupir-

The, Hear Prominent Idorn'"r, Lecture
ON Pertinent i"pir~
At yesterday afternoon 8 session
Of the Ieachcr. Institute, W. W.
Stetson addressed the teac hers
upon The Profitable Teacher"
Miss Margaret McCloskey.uf New.
ark, n. }. followed with continua.
ton Of her able discussion oil "Litera.
ture in the elementary schools "
Miss simmons sang Come VITA
Me-. She was accompanied by Hiss
Wells and Miss Weyl upon piano
and violin.
Professor Wilmer Icetured on
"What is Meant oy DegcneratIon2'
Rcpresen atiyeS OF the Scranton Cor.
respondence school were present
and gave talk on their methods OF
teaching. They had several machines
on the platIor but none were used
aud their part OF the afternoon pro-
ceedlngs fell fiat,
THIS morning Dr.. Stetson. Prores-
sor Wilmer, and Miss McCIoskey
addre ssed the teachers. Music was
furnished by local teachers, some OF
whom are talented musicians The
sessions end tins afternoon.
Group instantly relieved. Dr..
Thomas EcIectrlc on. Perfectly
safe Never fails. AT any drug store
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
SPOR TING CIRCLES.

" Marriott CaMuy. ,Ir. 81. Of
FhlIadrlriI1. sn ur MllIIam Candy
OF tins rity. has given to Williams
College. NIiilWnStDWn, Mass. Il
fund the income Of which j. to be
used in aWdrjinw uM annual pIIXe uf
50 to the rrl.lJr athlete WHO has
th" highest scholarship record dur.
lug ul' r"it"%" roul~'. III" purpose
Of the Si!l j. lp stimulate mental
and physical develupmonr at til.
same time. There are rartal pro-
Visions Uuler Wnlrh the award was
given.
>EN pn4EN.1. sU,NED.
The management of he Whining
tn ha~0.r, htIl team has signed ".
:, Matthew's 81 the du Qunsur \.
{. Of PtrtshGrg Mutthewsis is I gDpi
player ami WIIl play defense with
lInriIrpn
EANkErrNjLTD Nl"Ur.
tunshohorkrn and Wilminyton
Will meet in th" oa-" at the cycle
Academy tu-uight he local five
are det"rmiurl to wiz The game.
BASKET BALL At #L.Y i>u.
On Friday night rh" Jasper team
Of Philadelphia viii play jno West
End team. at the West Eud l,rullDg
Room.
ANOTHER TEA'l or,A\fzin.
The ST. Anne A, A. basket ball
team wouId like to hear from the
ArmOry Reserves and the Defiance
teams. Address all challenges to
Charles noush4try, 40!! Glulu
avenue.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

The custom Of the Society Of Elks
in honoring its dead is an eminentIy
bsfitting one, since the mission Of
the order is one Of kindness and
thoughtfulness. These principles
have made the order strong and
great, and this greatnes cannot be
better exemplified than by the an
lual memorial service
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
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The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

Before me. Francis S. Bradley
Justice of the Peace and Notary
Public for said County. personally
appears Clarence Vernon. who be-
ing sworn in due form of law doth
depose and say that he is the bust
ness manager of THE DAILY RE-
PUBLICAN, an evening newspaper
published in the city of Wilmington
Delaware, and that the average
daily circulation is over six thous-
and copies.
Signed, Clarence Yer
49, non, business manager.
SEAL sworn to and subscribed
'~ before me at Wilmington
Del. this 2lst day Of
November A. d. 1902.
FRANCIS 5. BRADLEY.
Justice Of the Peace and Notary
Public
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

Mrs Korseley I don't see your
lady friend with you any more.
Miss Cunnen No; but you may
have noticed my lady friends gen
tleman friend with me, so she's my
lady enemy now.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

Telephone Editorial room second floor, D & A
ssl; Dslmaryia 81.
Publication Office and advertising departm ent,
first floor, d & A, 99l; Dcmarvia 2O0
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

THE visit Of til" eminent special
ist. Dr. LorpuZ Of Vienna. Is likely
to have results more far reaching
than the cures he has effected while
among us. important ard uumcruu.
though they are, His presence has
inspired liberal and wealthy uu-
zen of New York to donate large
sum Of money to t." used in the
treatment Of children suffering
with hip diseases and other defor-
mites such as Dr. Lorenz has been
relieving. No better use was ever
made Of money than tins. Why
will not other men follow this eX-
ample
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

CHRISTMASTIDEi is nearly here and
with it comes the annual shopping
excursions for the purpose Of pur-
chasing the many pretty little re-
membranes Of love and good wish
es that give to the ancient festival
so much Of its gladness and cheer.
The Wilmington merchants have
filled their stores with pretty things.
They are putting them before the
Wilmington people at reasonable
prices and IN attractive aSsOrtment%.
1t will pay the shoppers to look well
about at home before going else
where to purchase The local dealers
are your friends and neighbOrS.
They are ont for a living Just the
same as you are. If You trade with
them you help them to make a
living and al the same time keep
your money i'll town tO be- sent into
other lines Of local trade TO a great
extent. and thus enhance the pros
perlty OF the city. II yuu @tn not
find what you want at your dealers
he would undoubtedly he glad to
know Just what it is you are after
and take your little suggestions
most thankfully as the only ba-
rometer which he has by which to
gauge the needs Of tn" public to
which he is catering. Think it over
when yOu are doing your Christmas
shopping and then see if yuu can
not fare well IN Wilmington.
AGAIN we see the Democrats.
aided by the Free Traders and Tar
if tlnkers within the Republican,
party. trying IT, overthrow HE Pro-
tective Tariff. They make the at
tack indirectly by claiming that
they seek to XIII the trusts iy cut
ting off Protection from trust mad"
goods. Feeding Free Trade pols-
on to cure the trust cViI, H. Speak
er Henderson says. That protection
fosters truei~ j. DrmDrr., .ir doctrine
which is not borne our hy the facts.
but which, nevertheless, i being
embracai by certain R.pUbilcnu~
Democrats. Thcr SEEK to feed
the trusts Free 'I'r;oic i"a-uM n,t
the most u' the por~ol wuud get
into the system OF AL,r!rDu mdu--
try and u.ahn lD" AIun'ih work
man SICK %. hg,!tn I.o. t.rr,Ian4t
says Wa M. h- ...Ir.,uj To- l';.Np
amplr pros t".pI I, -, W.,rnlHg-
man ami <e' that ml ,-u, I,,si.o>
no su,tt"n j." il" Wu~g hu"N
that r"n~t;ll aDa4"- ,rth%. ar"N"i
chaug"- ia 7 " -oHuoIc~ wHl
ir&hten l""lu,i|.tur"I. &ud ,"u-"
them t" rIAt'i IH"r IIpt8nr rn,~
lhrOWm. 81 ~urnaaa nf ut q .fuh
Fror.I.roj. aUu Tl9I 'mN"muy
i Dem, n''. du'tu4r WIj ~!DuId
be Ie!. IT, tu. il"!uprnu-
U.DL",h' .Iirrrji,u u' rury ryttir,r,
Of th" iur"lun},uaI LrH-un Of
Press t'ut- lh" uIagr.mAu for d
holur for aYrI "mi uiirm Journal
ists Is r0piIr .,hlur rr#rIr'I form
Eight aI"~ - band IN Sew ,rauge.
n, .L have 5r.u Iouuei ~ 4 eite
for the h"m'. "Un the prpnl-" that
If they prove ieIuale. auuutlon
q lHnd .w0J b" turtHconlng. The
most skilled architects ar" now de-
yelopIuI pI;rs for the buildings and
grOundo which N i short time will
be laId u"'or" h" LragJrt tpIumlt,re
for Consideration. II Is sand upon
excellent authority Iha' Dhp%" hay.
in@ tho PROJECT IN hani already
havr il Mumh"r ol Pledges Of hnan
cial support FROM many Of the lead.
ing mon ii the romIry every one
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

Eptered at the Wilmington Postotfice as second
class matter under act OF Congress OF March .,
1879
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
irur IIilu,opllris.

Tn" 'Iur philosopher, are thos"
WHO treat all men aa brothers.
And whIe they smile at their own
woes
Believe til" woes Of Others.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS

Wilmington Del. December 9. IO2,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
Variety IN .id,"r. I>'u-.

l. 9o'N without sl%IuE. says til"
Nari"AaI Alyem-"r. rhM mrW~pa,
per ail,rtl-in4 - parainouut wErr"
euv.r>- IN h,i-Ju.,~ T. cvprrtpd. It.,
superiority has Teen pru,cI - ire
qurntiy rIat lhi- qon-1Irn no long
rr comes II, i'l rI-rW~-:ou. What
ever ones .U,In'~> may u, b4 }I.I
find decded benefit lroIn newspaper
aIlrrti-inw.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

WHO treat all men Us brothers.
And whlIe they smile at their own
woes
Beheyr the woes Of others.
"Thr lusan'hroue who considers
all mon liars and rogurs merely
judge, others by himself. He
wouldn't think 81 i'll Of others if he
didn't think i'll Of himself
"On the same principle. then. the
fellow who thinks well VI mankind
is stuck on hmeoIi '
Subbu),, The new couple who
have moved in ueNt door to us are
people Of most extraordinary mind.
Gilman lou don't say
>ubbub7 Ies mind their own
hUsIucae
William, she whispered, shak
ing hIm vigorously, get up.
There's burglar downstairs.
That's new business and not in
order now. replied the eminent
par.lamentarlan sleepllv, while
there's unfinished business before
the house I've got TO dispose of
tins nap Of mine first
Mrs HaUskeep My husbands SO
cranky about his coffee; | always
have TO make it for him myself
Mrs OlemanH-D Darling I never
give my husbanl coffee at all. It's
nothing but slow poison
Mrs. Hauskeep Give him sone-
thing quicker, do youf
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

Cash sent through the mail will be at the send
ers risk; all remittsnces should be made by regis
tered letter, postohice or express money order or
check.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

NOW that the holiday season may
be said to be upon US, word of eau
ton may not be inappropriate to
those merchants who use all kinds
of int1ammable materials in their
show windows and in other Christ
mas displays and decorations. We
have all seen windows filled with
cotton and tlimsy cause, which u
lighted match would most certainly
convert into disastrous fire. We
further know that such fires have
resulted from such unlucky comb.
nations, In view of these eventu-
alltles the Executive Committee of
the Philadelphia Fire Underwriters
Association has issued circular in
which a timely note of warning is
sounded against the display Of
Christmas greens, harvest speci-
mems. snow scenes made of cotton
or paper and such other things as
greatly Increase the hazard of fire.
The circular also reminds the
holders of policies of a certain con-
dltlon inserted in the latter bearing
on this question, declaring them
vOldable if the fire risk is Increased
III any way with the holders knowl-
edge on consent, unless special per
mission is given and that parmis-
SION endorsed on the policy.
This is fact that all will DO W ell
to keep Ill mind at all times, but
especially now.
Ir is gratifying to hear that large
audiences characterize the meet
ines of the Teachers Institute now
in session in this city showing,
as it does. that the teachers are
deeply interested in their work and
believe that organization will aid
them in raising the standard of
their profession. Only those who
have experienced the trials of a
school teacher have any idea how
strenuous is the life of the average
pedagOgue.
But the teacher if he or she is
progressive VIII br ever on the
alert to obtain new ideas. and this
can best be done by mingIug with
those who are engaged in the same
work and exchanging ideas on sub
jects relating to the profession. BY
doing this the labOrs of the school
teacher will be made lighter and he
or She will lie enabled to do better
by the pupils under charge.
THE deprarr,l youths who puled
the Eeari anI s.pit in the fa"A of Il
respected clergyman Wnau he very
naturally demonstrated, though
kindly, with them fUl taking the
name of the hCity in V,in are now
whera they will rerrl"s religious in
strUction which it - hpnnI viii
caU-" them 10 repent sooner on
later OF their art, 1t would seem
that this ,IH~- OF Juvenile criminals
demands special instruction along
rCll-1uus lines.
II it wrl'" not for the lawyers TO
call men vile nHlmr. ANA ~nuW up
their rHSr"ItIeS lli rpuri once III Il
while, this Old worII Would hr too
goUGy %uujy TO live in
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
Leather
Goods.

Wrist Bag, are particularly
desirable now. We are show
'ng many new styles Of fittings
and feathers at soc, 7jc, ST.
S1.2j, 81. 80, 500, $3.50,
$500, So 80, 81, s. each
Card Cases and Combina-
ton Books, SOC to 500.
Our assOrtments Of both
Women's and Childrcn's VIM
ter Goats are being kept up by
new styles as they appear-lhe
department is now at it, best
in all that is good and reasor-
able.
Special Offering of a lot Of
Walking Skirts at $500 from
$50 and $40.
62l~623 Mukel st.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

PRICE, DAILY ONE CENT.
BY Mail. Portage Prepaid.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

Eva ranIv should have it's
household I '.iirinc chest and the
first hp,ti"ll.N it should he Dr.. Woods
Norway pimrHyrup Natures rem
rdY for coughs aud colds
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

Daily per month. ................,.25c
pslly per anhum. -. ....... ...........S3. o.
PaYahla in alIannn
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

Don't become discouraged. There is a
cure Tor you. ifneccssary write Or. Ienner
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
"A gravel lodged In my bladder. After
uslnga few bottles OF DR.. Fenners Kidney
ana +. backache Cure passed a gravel half AZ
further formations. | was cured.
VT. OAKEs, orrix, Va"
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

II. WALTER VERNON, President.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

Cronp instantly relieved. Dr..
Thomas EcectriC on. Perfectly
sato, Never fails. AT any drug store
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

II it wo1" not fer the lawyers TO
raiI men vile nnnu,. ana SNOW up
their raSr"htIes ii rpuri once III Il
while, this old World Would be too
goUGy-%uudy TO live in.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09
DR. fENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe

All diseases of Kidneys, NYInr
ss:': ~ si$: 81 RE
propsy, Female Troubles. w Az
The daily Republican., 1902-12-09

GEORGE ". VERNON,
Editor md Publisher From 1855! TO 1901.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-29

William and a small man in a dark
Uniform, pulling at a blonde mus,
tache. The carriage stopped, and the
crowds ceased cheering.
The chief burgOmaSter, Herr
Kirschner, advanced and read an ad
dress Of welcome. Behind the burgo.
master stood bareheaded 100 repre-
sentatives Of the city in evening
dress. The Italian king then turned
to the German emperor and asked him
if he should reply. The emperor
shook his head negatively. and the
king thereupon shook hands with
Herr Kirschner and thanked him.
Then a deputation of young women
advanced on the other side of the car.
rage and gave the Italian king a
bunch Of roses. He smiled, bowed,
buried his face in the blossoms, hand.
ed the bouquet to a lackey, and the
cavalcade and carriage swept through
the gate and down Inter Den Linden
tr the castle, three-quarters of mile
away.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-29
Forces Have Two Days From
Coming Midnight to AS
sumo Positions.
MOVES BEGIN SUNDAY NIGHT:
An Umpire For Each Side to Be at
All Forts and on All Shlps-Gardin.
er's Point Considered Weak Spot
Likely Being Mined.

New London, Conn, Aug. 29.-To
right the first real move in the game
Of war between the. army and navy
will be made. Gardeners Point has
been considered a weak spot by the
army men and one liable to be attack.
ed by the navy. There is no fort at
that point, and it is only guarded by
Two dismounted guns. The sub
marine mine boat Dime was darting
about in that vicinity, which lead to
The belief that the passage Of the
North Atlantic squadron will be in
terrupted by mines.
Macarthur Was In Consultation.
Colonel Davis, commanding the
New London district, with headQuar-
ters at Fort Wright, Fishers island,
and Major General Macarthur, with
other officers Of high rank in the
army, spent most of yesterday in con-
sultation.
Newport, r. l., Aug. 29.-After
months of preparation the final war
iaanoeuvres by an army Of defense
against an enemy, made up Of a large
number of ships of the navy, will bc
Gin at midnight on Sunday. The pre-
uminary work practically ends at
midnight tonight and two days will be
allowed the attacking fleet and the
army Of defense to get into position.
In order to decide which side wins
The imaginary contest, which will go
through next week, large number OF
umpires and observers have been as.
signed to the different forts and to
he different vessels Of the fleet
which will be commanded by Admiral
'Iigginson. Each vessel Of the feet
will have a navy umpire and an army
ol server, while each fort will have
an army umpire and a navy OBJ
server.
Signal and Searchllght Station.
The army yesterday established q
signal and searchlight station near
:he Brenton Cove life saving station.
This Is the only searchlight station
the army will have outside Of New
port harbor on the east side Of Mar
Tagansett bay.
Fishers Island, N. Y, Aug. %
The troops at Fort Wright are gradH
ally making themselves familiar with
the armament on the island. Last
night searchlight signals were being
exchanged with New London. What
is believed to he the largest search.
light in the United States has been
mounted at the top Of Prospect
Mount, and the New London shore.
Eve miles away, can be plainly seen
y'hen the light is turned in that direc.
lion.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-29
West Virginia Governor Sends
Them to New River
District.
TO PROTECT LIFE AND PROPERTY
He Says, and Not to Settle the Strike.
Situation Became Quiet In Panther
Creek, Anthracite Region, Last
Night, After Rioting During Day.

Charleston, w. Va, Aug. 29.-Gov'
prnor White has ordered the Second
regiment of the West Virginia ma
tional guard to the New River dis
trict, not, as he says, to settle the
st1ike, but to protect life and prop
erty. Colonel Morrison, at Parkers-
burg, was given orders early yester
day to call out his regiment and pro-
ceed by special train to Thurmond,
which will be headquarters. The
cause for this action by the governor
is the appeal of Sheriff Daniel, Of
Fayette county, for assistance, on the
ground that many citizens refuse to
respond to his summons to Sact as
deputies to enable him to execute the
orders of his court and his declaration
that he is powerless to protect life
and property. He communicated with
the governor Wednesday, when his
deputies were fired on in the vicinity
IT Red Ash, where they were evict-
ing miners who are strikers and who
are in arrears for rent.
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mittee and those who were with the
president resumed thir carriages and
proceeded to the Nashua Junction sta
ton. The ovation to President Roose-
velt was continuous and as the train
Grew out prolonged cheering followed
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Battle In Venezuela Imminent.

Willemstcad. Island Of Curacao, Aug.
IA battle between the army com
nanded by President Castro. Of Ven
czuela. and the reyolutionists Of that
republic is imminent. The president
returned from San Casimiro TO Qua,
end is marching on Ocumare, where
the advance guard Of the government
army Is stationed. The revolutionists
occupy La Demoeracia, only few
leagues distant from oeumare. All
ibe telegraph and telephone lines are
cut.