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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-17

y Il
Ns tenemos nada Que decss. TO,
do sstaba p1edicho Ante elcnadro &
mediss tf6gico y c6mico dol pariodo
electoral, de nadx fuimCs eatigos
| d no estnsierx previsto, one no o..
tuvierM adYertiaQ "a u ner ie de- re-.
hexiones, pOr II concordia v pOY u
union, 6 nuestro pueblo ofrecidas On
este diAfio. [ N
Ahf sstk todo. Nl resultad0 de
esA lucha 90 nm mont6n de ruinAs.
NAda dc aquel ehtqus ha logrs-
do sAlvArse. s
nj ef bi6n de- lon intereses generates
nj nuestro or6dito, nj x6n siquieras
lcs intereses de pArtido. Un ramo'
limo q. TODD 10 Arraatra n&dA clssifi !.
%, nAdA Ordenx, t0d0 10 confuude, u
cuando pasa deja mont0nes Dc co.
scombrcs.
vsAss 10 que queds. Un parti.
do p0litlc0 que se considers triun.
fsnte, nm partido politico que se con !.
sidera derrotAdo, y m gobierno aT a
ArribA que se conaiderA iusto. Aqu6l
partido; envuelto en- 10 victoria, en-
IL supueata victoriA, lleva elecfbAr
por dsntro, II sinconforMfdAd cOnsigo
mismo, 10 inquietud de que q dxndo.
se cuenta de 10 realidad no puede
aunque 10 intente egal1srse & si
mismo. ALA w, en- mayors & po.
blar In Ckmara de Delegados. Ala
Va otra vex al tormento. AL tor,
mento de tener que abdicar de On
propia voluntad; al tormento de %.
Der que no procede bien y sucumbe,
ainenbargo, al qua eonsidera miss
fuerte y desea agradar persigulendo
el mit0 de nm POder que no existe,
que no puede, que no debe existir si
no es 10 libre voluntsd. del pueblo
quien 10 otorgA. ALA W & cuchi.
chear In verdAd donde nadie II ED:
cuchs, { morderse los pufios de CON.
trariedad reconociend0 90 impOten'
cis, & decirse mutuamente y & hurtA !.
dillss cuAl 90 el debers ain resolverse
4 cumplirlo. ESQ no ea triunfo, eso
NO 90 victoria. ESQ Cd IN mont6n
de ruinas puertoYriquenas.
n otro partido se c0nsidera in.
dignamente ,engl1iado. Protests en-
Glen tonos y a6rma que las leyes
NO smparAron ga derecho. que TODD
ne hixo para destruirle. para Ano'
nAdarle, para arrebatarle "a perso.
sonalidad politics. Denuncia diez,
vsinte Glen violAciones de 10 ley.
Prop6nsse la reclamation, 10 protes'
ta ante los tribunales, ante .el gobier
no de Warrington, y del inevitable
aplanamiento que 10 realidad le Inn.
pone espera reacciones do, fortalexA
y ensrgfa; pero sabe, sabe perfecta.
mente y aunque 10 intente no puede
engafisrse & 81 mismo, que el orga-
nismo polftico que representa- result
tn inefcaz, que NO, tiene camino tai
como W, que las fuerzas que repre-.
senta NO tienen medios iguales ante
Ia ley para 10 preponderancia de su
ntcleo y que, en- suma, si cay6 ell
pArtido, aus hombres estkn on pie.
Y ESQ no 60 derrota, ESQ es 10 felici-s
dad de muchos puertorriquefios que.
pueden levAntArse Nbres de 10 servi.5
dumbre de pArtidO psra ofrscerse
enteros Al servicio de ~ pals.
ESQ no es dsrrota. ESQ es nm re.
nacimiento de patriotAs que surgen
de los escombros de nm partido.
Luego, queda tambien nm gobier
no que se cree justo. Gobierno po'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-17
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0D sIoLsuns1g. 49, ". -, ,,,,s.ts,
eleccion9s est ~ .l,.sl n.lusls9 - - Is s. Ds..s.
en auaa - lm paEcl1l!e - W. assa. !.
3aente hooseVelt; nsois na - s ~ .ss.o .1 ~
Z rectisnd Sc ningun y q ans. .nsuos ~ ~
Estkao q sLefrI9. .s %. 3 aslon t.ys. 80.
tunaaos EL 9OOieInU ~ 8. 49,.
9s ias eleeclongs shvas,so e 9em.. 3ss.a.
y sospecnAs. - 2 piniOn n I PuDilo.
pona en lmpaTciaii0a0 sn sess ~
1uicto. Ms ( TeceeariO q qve y Prens1 !, NJ
un partido salgA 6 ds tender aqueil0
que aebe estAr delenoloo poe sn
.propio er6dttos Se g saenunel ~
to 81 poder enpfem0 aesi6 naca0n.y
NO se sane . ante ase poaer Ian1ra
qne asIenaeree. Z ese koDasllD ~
81 $4,000, snun i. u i. ! 49, s..o i,
qniere que se e 0l3, ~ ~ pnsaa0
en- los 1Astiaorea del gran seas!0 81
lectorAl, % muave J IADAle y
promete tusttcia ctitud, lmpArCiA-
lidad. 81 ere goDierno clvidado ae
q mismo, por su cuensa 2 por cuen
= de otros gooleInos, la!.o = sus ae
DeIes lqn9 OIL cos g 3 1s0a as e 80
quesescompros m.s g nanOs sPunsa-
taia0os toaavla y 9se go
nlerno es lustoi es pa1clai, ss reg.
To- @ ea IN lntechapie g0pletuo :
quiSn odicsamente fe caiumnla, q
es una vlctiMa luocente de liisres
De malyAdos puertorrlqnenos = sme.
ricanoa que lnlustanea 1aoan de,
su fectltud, entnnces. 1cuAt Iae %
ingenio, cnal ea nsnilioAa eu u su q.
btdnria que, slenao 1usto reeto g.
tmpArcini, NO le nan 0astea0 para
surgir de las eleccionea pos soaos'
Ie1Pes.ao queIi1o, aDte us .o!a
ouos, ge s0o1 lncI1 2 AclOn. a9 tous
sosPechsl Las virsuaes oe los 90
plern0s ae1eI Z AColn Ps nA0ss ae y
capacldAe ae 100 9onlernos; P0rqne.
lcusi msycr sormenso que ser 1usto
yepareceI = los o1os ee ios demas
todo 1o c01slsxlo ~ 4
Ng .us s1os suasao sss suDlsIno,
= z ,.a caanao .ss y. ns., pUassss papaoo. no
sssn 80 Suo. $3.50. - sosS1 ~ ~ ss..s .osss
Io.ea1os ~ - Psso - $3.50 ae
sOs0r sasnuo ~ lokas.ol salkiI m
svsPscn1pass osl Pulnsso ue Aos Ys1'
tloos ponucos; scusnoo POr enclma
oe toaas ias aiscordlas no iogrsn :.
guar en- su msno a 1anoeIa ge Y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-17
Las bombss GAME

Las bonbas GAME
RON, no son las que
cuestan menos pero son
las mas baratas, las de
meior construction y
materiales, las mas SEN
cinas y las mas durade-
ras: trabajan ibres de
todo movimiento COM
phcado y con el mini
mum de friccion = gas
to de yapor SO obtiene
ell maximum de resul-
tado.
Para CatalogIs 8 in
torMes dlTljIrse al que
suscribe, asf como tam
bi6n para toda clase de
informes con respeoto q
materiales y maquina-
ria para Ingenios y Ha-
,ciendas productoras de
az1car.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-17
Esta ma6Ans zarp6 de est
puerto Ell caf1onero Montgomery
ErrataS.

Desliskronse varias en- ell trAba
jo literario que aver insertamos, IT,.
tulado sPGgina de nm libro de viaje
pr6ximo & publicarses. La de mas
bulto es Ia siguiente: Primer p3rra.,
70, donde dice: ehacfs pApel de
huena seasor0 rodeadas, debe decir:
shaefs pspel de buena MOZA RON
DADA, etc..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
The Relay

Sunday witnessed one of the livli-
est relay races that has taken place
in this city in many moons. 1t was
three-cOrnered affair between the
Gardnerville bicycle team the married
mems team and the Carson Wheelmen
OF this city. The crowd at the track
was the largest since the big race with
Reno and the crowd was pretty well
divided on their favorites.
When the races started the single
harness team went out and they had
l. all their own way from the first turn
When the Gardrerville boys and the
married men went at it there was
trouble. The first round resulted in
EliXup with wheels in the air and
men all over the track. A couple of
bikes were wrecked and a new start
made. II came to a race between the
TWO teams ana Garlnerville won out
It was d good race but the Carson
nOvs are not satisfied and want to
meet the farmers again. Il is thought
that race can be arranged for two
weeks from last Sunday when the mar.
ried men will try AMI redeem then
lost gTound.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
Jobed Out Of Il

Elwood Balm fairly won the 10O-yd
race at Reno last Friday. He won by
at least two teet and his honest an
tagonist admitted to the crowd that
ne was beaten and fairly.
But Prof. Fray seemed to think that
Carson had to be beaten out of it's
laurels somehow and so the technical
ity was raised that only one judge
was present al the finish when the
rules provided for three.
On this sim basis there VS. a
wrangle and it was finally decided 20
run the race again, the same race
which Balm had fairly won the day be-
fore.
In the second race Balm stumbled
and his fall cost him the race. OF
course the jobbers were delighted and
yelled over their victory.
It is but fair to say that the people
Of Reno are almost unanimous in de-
nouncirg the job. They realize that
tiie Cttai|tt tOili pftliOtS hIlt tlic
guests Of the Reno High School and
the town CT Reno and they should have
been accorded gentlemanly treatment
l; was not the fault of the Carson
team that the judges were short. 1t
vas the fault OF the Reno contestants
t who had charge Cf the grounds.
\ victory like the one Of last Sat
urday merely throws a cloud over non
, est sport and places all who engage il
! such iocleying on a level with tn,
way things are managed at Californi;
race tracks.
! Elwood Balm lost the points (Which
he was entitled, but there is no dis
grace attached to it. He was marel,
the victim Of petty job0ery.
Every enc of the Carson team ha
reason TO be proud Of the teams splen
:. did record.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
At Rest

The double funeral OF the two Won
Ada, who were drowned in the Car
son river two weeks ago, took place
yesterday from the Episcopal church.
This was one OF the sadest occasions
Carson has witnessed in her history
and as the cortege passed through the
streets the hundreds Of friends and &C
quaintances bowed their heads in sor
row. At the church Rev. Darneille
performed the touching ceremonies Of
that church and there were none in
the temple who failed to be touched
by the sympathetic remarks. The
two biers we're literally covered with
flowers. the last gifts OF the many sor-
rowing friends. At the grave the
floral tribute hid all and the services
were most Impressive.
The following music was rendered
by the choir:
Funeral Chant; Asleep in Jesus
Duet, Nesdames Torreyson and Yer
ington; One Sweetly Solemn Thought
! De Proiundo.
The following acted as pail bearers
f. ID. Nanderiath, Geo l.. Dobbs
Alfred Saller. Benj. Gillette. Jesse
Tranter. Frank Mckinney, John San
/ ger, Arthur Dorais. Willie 0Hare.
| Morrie Raycraft and Trenmor Coffin
II.
The procession 10 the cemeter.
was one OF the longest seen in Carson
/ il res ont years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27

Miss King Wa : jrI.,-;;i:c rCr E'ac,
ramerto last evening, beinS called
there hy The death OF Der brother
Ia a recent number o. the Rene Jour
nal. Miss Jessie EgHscn. ulder me
norn de plume OF Cecilia Moor. nd; g
very clever poem entitled Life" 1t
IS OF real isiar.: ana slows literary a
bility
Senator Livingston has returned
from San Francisco where ne went to
complete arrangements Tor the fight in
July. fronl what can be learned the
Hgat Il of. ana a biz as:ractiGn lost
during tie carnival week.
Mrs. II. II. Howe was among the ar
rivals from Reno yesterday
The Truckee Lumber Comnanv
whose property was recently DESTROY
ed by fire, will al once rebuild ,leir
factory.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
Expensive Battery

Sunday evening as Jim Virgins was
coming up the street he was assaulted
by Jack Sullivan of Empire who land
ed a knockout blow before Virgins
knew what vas doing Upon gaining
his feet Virgins was given a second
dose that about put him out OF com
mission. He swore to a complaint
and had Sullivan arrested. Yesterday
morning Sullivan appeared before Jus,
lice Stone who listened to both side:
Of the story ana concluded that Sulli-
van was gully and taxed him a siU
ine which was paid
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27

FOR RENT-A desirab!e house IL
the western part OF the ti,y r3n,aio-
ing six rooms, also harhr DOM W ~
modern conveniences. Apply al TIL
Appeal office or Of J. DOane
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
THE MORNING APPEAL
Carson City. Nevada.
R0BBlNG THE FORESTS.
The Shameful Cutting Down OF
Second Growth Timber
at our Very Doors

trip through the mountains to the +
west OF the city will convince any one
that law is needed to regulate the cut
ting of timber. On al of the nearby
hills the second growth OF timber has
taken the place OF the barren waste
that was the condition a few years
ago. The first lot OF timber thieves
cleaned the land OF all that they be
lieved 10 be OF value and left it for
the generation that is now in this
neck CT the woods to pick over
The Telling of the first and virgin
forest scattered the pine cones right
growth OF timber has covered the
mountains. and III a few more years
a forest will be in sight of this city.
There is now a serious matter III
connection with the new forests. The
owners are beginning to cut the sec
end growth timber and the way the5
are going at it is not only a pity but
is a shame, as it will leave the noun
tans as bare as a cement sidewalk.
They are cutting everything from the
tree foot through to the saplins the
size OF a mans arm. Nothing is spar
ed and when the land is cleared of the
timber it is only fit for sheepman to
finish running. None OF the timber is
old enough to bear seed and the clean
ing of the land leaves Il barren forever
There is a general clamor for water
storage and irrigation in this State
and the timber owners are rendering
the water sheds incapable of holding
a drop OF water or of storing snow
The very men that are cutting the tim
Der in this manner are the men thai
are wanting help In the water storage
line
The second growth Of timber is ex
ceed:ngly heavy and by judiciOus cut
ting there is wood enough to render
the owners a handsome profit and We
leave the land fit to bear forest ant
retain 2 water shed The cutting 0
this city in several places. In tn
Cocmbs canyon there has PRACTICAL.
been a hundred acres OF secon,
growth trees moved to the ground
In one pile OF wood it required II
small trees to make a cord of wood
The choppers that cut this bunch O
trees up in day and received 81 % 10
the labor ard destroyed what in a fey
years would have Represented q hand
some sum Of money not to speak o
TIE benefit il would nave done til
farmers by storing snow andwater.
This is not only the condition i
Ornsby county, Tor in Washoe count
Inc same prevails. In the MusGroy
canyon 4 party OF French wooachoI
pers are cleaning ont the new growr
and leaN ing only the stumps to hol
the SHOWS of winter They neve
leave a tree that is tail enough /
make four foot stick. and Thousand
OF yeslng trees have been cr,t DOW
thai hardly make kindlin4 wood
There appears to be no law on II
statute books that pTevent one ma
from running q whole section by ,h
wantGn destruction o! the timb2
prope. ties. and before any more
rigaTiTa is clamoroG fox the parti(
Interested had better regulate tn
g:ieyoTs wrong by making state Law
TO ccvf-r tie subject. ard appoint
Sr&ta Forester who viii see that eyer
tine the law is violated that the ma
doing it either serves d term or pa,
for it in hard coin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
Auction of Quarter
masters Supplies.

IN accordance with the directions OF
the Honorable the Secretary OF War.
Notice is Hereby Given. that there will
be sold at Public Auction, Terms Cash
Oh "Wednesday. the 25th day OF June
1902. commencing ct the hour of 10
O'Clock a. m. at the State Armory
Carson City. Nevada, the following
enumerated quar- ternasters supplies.
to-wi1:
IS wooden Blankets
l16 blouses
2S3 Forage caps
16 Uniform coats. foot,
AZ Uniform coats. mounted.
10 Campaign hats
36S Felt helmets.
81 pair legeines.
222 OVerCOatS. foot
80 pair trousers. foot.
10 Axes.
- Axe helves
$40 Bed sacks.
10 Camp kettles.
hatchets and helves.
u Mess pans.
Pick axes and helyes.
3l5 Pillow sacks,
Il Spades,
% Tents. common
Tents. wall,
Tent flies.
Butcher. knives.
) DipDerS.
2S Dish pans.
Frying pans,
Meat forks.
! Soup ladies.
i Table spoons.
RL!NEOI y CADIFP
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27

Go to c. w. Friend fer a first class
cigar
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
A Handsome Line

NJ. A. DOwney is constantly adding
10 his stock OF carpets and hOuseh o!,;
iuInl shin2S. In the carpet line he is
showing the Eardsolnest lot OF san
pics and stock goods ever brought t.
this city. They are all from the re
liable and ce!e brated house Of W. T.
j. Sloane, which is a guarantee OF
1neir value. The ladies' are inyitr:
10 call and inspect the samples an
the atock Oh hand. They will fin
what they want and al prices t.@'
SUIT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27

James Virgins yesterday filed suit
against Louis Derum OF Reno for the
recovery 0! $,5 damages to property
al Virgins corral in Empire while
shearinS sheep. The defendant. in his
complaint. does not deny tie debt
but pleads that the summons was not
served according to law That thew
were made returnable within five DAVIS
'nst@%d OF two. This rather delicate
HG;nt will Ge argued before Judge
5, che this morning.
4 you are interested in new and
fashionable lines of ND to date foot
wear you viii be more than satisfied
with the new goods at Ed. Burling-
ton S. Always ahead in reliable foot
wear.
AIrian Ellis. a prominent LAWYER of
salt Lake city. arrived in this CITY yes
to-day. lie is on his way to TonOpah
where he is interested in the bonanza
camp. Adrian is Carson raised bow
and mas made a mark in his profession
Mrs. Phillip McGrath. Of Hawthorne
is visiting rel0ives in this city.
Bob Fulton was a visitor in This
city yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
A Correction

IL Sunday mornings Appeal it was
stated tnat upon the recovery OF the
body OF Ada Vonderhyde. that the I'M
der1aker. Geo. KitzlEeyer. had sealed
the cashet st the river This was a
mistake. The BODY was placed in an
open glass cashet. the same that was
used in the burial
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
Full FIedqed Cadet

Edward Ardery received the wei
Cora" news today that his second and
final examination a. The Preside. for
the West Point Cadets,ilp, was not
only successful but highir creditahle.
There is now no iurt her obstacle to
his admission 10 the United States mi
iitaTy academy with chance to win
military renoNn.- Report.
Two ten horse ,cans are engaged in
hauling ore from H., E.izart, mine to
Fishers mill il Six Mile canvon.
Go to c. w. Friend fer a first class
cigar.
The Republicans OF Silver City have
organized a club of 81 members with
Tom MayTe as president AID Z. T
Powers as secretary.
Mrs. C.a&T5Dcer D&i;e was an arriva'
'roIa Saa rT-.ncisco E2s. er;iay after
noon. So reports i.>l. r2other. Mrs
i;ust@, 3 :.41,'j. Improved il health
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27

=. COIN,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
ALL so RTs
1rib cures bruises and spraiil5

1rib cures bruises and spraius
Try johnson Ice Cream Soda.
Go to NJ g. Giilsons foc ycTr sprins I
hats.
Dr. Phillips. OF Reno, paid Carson a
visit yesterday
Ice Cream Soda at The Thaxter
Drug Store.
c. w, Friend. Matchmaker ard o.
tician.
Reno is to have Spanish war vet
eran post.
A Piute Indian is running a gam
bling resort in a tent at Yerington.
play Ping Pong. The game can be
| found at Davis Il kirman's.
For Rent-a four room house, cen
! Il ally located. furnished. Inquire OF
Miss Klein.
\ civil service examination of appli
cants for L. S. mail clerk and CARRIE
! VIII ba held in Reno June 18th.
FOUND-A gold and silver brace
let. Owner Can have same by calling
al this Office and paying for this All
. vertiscment.
Mrs VIM Borchert and mother,
Mrs. Ryan. We're among the arrivals
from the west yesterday.
The best tOmales in town are made
by J. 3. Azayedo & Co. opposite the de
pot.
BoDonet and Arabian curtains are
the --latest in the market. Cali at VIII
, Days and see some handsome ones.
, Miss Nellie Epstine departed for Re
+, no Sunday evening, where she has &C
copied a position in the Palace Dry
Goods store.
The very latest in bracelets and sill
yer rings are Oh exhibition at Friends
store. They are extremely pretty and
the prices are low.
Reno officers are rounding up no
boes and Offering them the alternative
of going to jail or working for tot
| railroad contractors
There was lively runaway on tn.
Divide last Saturday in which a team
from Raycraft's Of Carson badly dam
aged surrey.
Have viii Day call on you Will
his handsome line OF carpet samples
This is the largest assortment of higl
grade goods ever shown in Carson.
The Heather company's cyanid
plant in Sixmile canyon, Davis & CO
Bouy. owners. has begun operations 81
shines and things and is working {
bout 20 tons per day The shines ar
being worked by agitation methods.
loo-IOn run OF ore from the liz
zard mine was finished in the Pfefe
-, mill in SiXmile canyon this week.
:air-lool;ing bar OF bullion was the =,
salt but it's value we could not Lean
-! ven County Times.
< FOR RENT-A lesirab!e house !
the western part OF the ti;y. c1n.ai,
ing six rooms. also bathr DOM VI
=" modern conveniences. Apply al IL
Appeal office or of J. Doane
IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27
Notice

There will ne a meeting Of the Leis-
IRE Hour Club this evening Tuesday.
Nay 2Ithl at Guild Hall at 7:3n u. m.
y full attendance is requested.
E. T. HUFFAkFR.
T. tCti-H President.
Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-27

RE!NHO'.D SADlFP.
Governor OF Nevada
Carson City. New. May -, 1902.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

ggst - inclusive. for dispatch per :. ..
Mails for Australia except yves, An
ssrSiel Th,eh l. Horgsrdsd via Earope|.
via a Francisco, close here daiy al
$50 p. m. after Juiy ssis. and up TO An
gust - inclusive. or on arrival OF s. 5.
for dispatch per 5. .. Sierra.
Mails for the Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco. close here daily at ESQ D. M.
per y. 8. transport
Mails for Hawaii. Japan, China and first
class matter for the Philippine Islands,
$50 p, m. up to August eli. inclusive, for
dispatch per 8. q. American Maru.
Mails Tor China and Japan, via Vancouver
$50 p N. up to August 's .sia. Incl incius SS1sy for o.
registered mall must 30 specially Sd-
agency at Shanghai cannot be Forwarded
Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands.
s!asSo ?. M ST sP to Aiu SlGss ! sfse ,S SsI.y ,y s'
for dispatch per 3. g. Mariposa.
Mails for Australia (except West Au-
z5t aslan,d WnlSh goes Via Europe and New
and Fiji Islands, via Vancouver and Vie
toria,. = g, close here daily at $50 p.
sm.is alh neIu. Ausv snr di Az spa up to August
Mails FOR Hawaii, via San Francisco. close
mere daily az $50 p, n. up to August '.1S.
inclusive, Tor dispatch per 8. $. Alameda.
T~ranspacihc mails are forwarded to port
OK sailing daily and the schedule of clos
ing IL afranged on, the presumption OF
sRegistered man closes at 6 D. m. pre-
coRNELIus VAN coTT, postmaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
SUSPECTS ARE ONLY TRAMPs
Five Men Arrested ON Suspicion of
Beins Train-RobBersrArs
Released.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug, s.--Ths Ave men
arrested here last night on suspicion Of
being the Burlington train robbers prove
to be ordinary tramps. m
Nothing about them Indicated that they
are bad men, and Chief Of Police o'Connor
scouts the idea that they had anything to
do with the robbery. I.
He says they would not travel together
II they were, and he believes the robbers
have gone back to Chicago. = 80