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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

Ell pleto del se1ur Gautier de
esta ciudad, contra Ia empresa del
trAnVfA electrico, hA sido fAllado.
Sc conden& la empresa & pSgar
936 dollars por indemnizAci6n, al Sc.
nor GAutier.
LlegA & nosotros 10 noticia de
que muy en- breve empezAran de
nuevO los trabsjos del muelle de es-
pig6n de estR ciudad.
Prep&rase todo 10 necesario pa
ra que Is procession del Corpus Girls
ii resulte solemne
Hoy q las dos de 10 tarde ha de-
bidO celebrArse ell Decoration DAyH
en- l& EsCuelA de Lincoln Allen St
pOdO hace esper2r que es& fiesta hG-
ya sido concurrid& interesAnte.
El edifcio de tres pisos que en-
esta ciud&d construye ell Sr, j. S.
BelAval, tOcA & su t6rmino. Muy
en- breve podr& ser ocupado y lucira
an elegante aunque seriO y severe
AspeCtO.
La corriente que produjo Ia fuer
10 lluvia de aver, h& destrOzAdO pOr
complete Is bAjada ID playa que
de- ID puerta de San Juan, dejAndo
& descubiertO un gran trCzo de los
cables que nos unenIcOn ell mundo.
Eel coust1nte nublado que entol-
dA d ezta ciu I'D produce fuerte Ca
lor. La CaniCula pArece &delantRr-
Sc.
ContinGAr los prapGrstiVos pa
ra Ia fiesta inAr gursl de Ia E cuela
dc RI Pledras,
MuChas per, OnAs pienaan 6n ell
vera e1 menOs rudO Clim&. Los
vapores ealer llenoa, y no alca1 "a
su CAbidA & s|rvir Ia aburdAnte de-
mAnda.
Solemne festividad religiosA tn.
vo lugAr hoy en- 10 iglesia de Santa
Ana, con motive del Corpus. I'll
temple lleno de feles, entire ellos
distir gaid&s damas, y la OrAci6n sA-
grAdA confada al P. Frank Colon,
que es elocuente y severe orador.
FL vApOr sMontevideoo lego &
este puerto proc. dente de Espsf1a.
Sigue viSje para Cuba. CondujO
muchOs passjerOs y cOnduce muchOs
tAmbi6n para la Habana.
ia 10 f9stividAd celebrada en- ell
temple de Santa Aua, despu6s de
terminados los ofcios, una senora
venezolan2, hizo ,usO de la p&lAbrA
para invitAr & las senorAs presentes
constituir en- Puerto Rico &L&
AdorAc,on Perk 6tuA
PublicR sEl Puerto Rico Artis-
ticos de GuSyAm&, an belIo artfculo
bic grAficO estudi&udo Ia persOnAli-
dad literaria del eminente escritOr
puertorr queno SenOr Francisco J.
Amy. Ha sido squel artfculO, muy
COmentado y leidO en- estA ciudsd.
Core el rumor de que algunAs
fAbricAs dc t&b&cos tendrAn una sus-
pension temporal en- sus trabsjos.
Sc ascglrS, al mismo, que slgunos
de sus empIeados han CesAdO hAsta
nuevA Orden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29


Carazso, Mayo 25 Ell moyi-
miento revolucion&rio de estR sim
p&tica Rep1blics, ha tornado en- ests
quincena un incremento extrAordi-
mario. Ell General MAtOs, Jefe de
Ia revoluc'6n libertadora, ha de-
sembarcAdo en- Ofieate, en- doude Sc
hAlla ell General Rolando 81 frente
de 81 t. mil hombras. bien srmadC S
y equip&dos. El G 4nerAl M&tos h&
cons eguido desembArcar numerOsos
fusiles y pertrechCs, que Sc encuen
tran va en- msnos del ej6rcito del
EstAdo Bprmudez.
PArece que SO ha dado va 10 or
den de concentration de las distin
tAs divisiones para emprender mar L"
cha decisiva hAci& @ .racas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
EsCandalo en- Cuba.
Lo motiva la publication
DEL MENSAJE PRESIDENTIAL.
El mensaje del Presidente conocido
antes de la Inauguration del Gobierno
produce gran disgusto

New York Mayo % 9ll-3O A, NJ.
Noticias recibidas en- esta ciu-
dad, dan cueata de IN gran eScan-
dalo en- la capital de Cuba, por ha-
ber sido publicado el mensaje del
Presidente antes de la Inauguration
de su gobierno.
Con este motive Sc hacen inves
tigaciones en- los centros ofciales de
donde Sc supone haya salido dicho
dOcumentO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

Con un aumento de $8OO.OOO en-
1898, Ell DepRrtamento de Ia Tesore'
ria esper& que ell total para 1902 Sc
rs superior q esa suma y que llega'
r& a SO, 100000 La Gran Btetarla es
ell mayor mercadO para las naqui
mas de escribir americanas, perO no
es ell 6nico, puesto que en- ell resto
de Europa Sc venden las m&quinas
citadas y gczsn de mucha populari'
dad. Francia import6 cincuer to por
ciento mas de escribir en- 1899 que
en- 1898 en- trAto que las eXportRcio,
nes & aleWani& y los dem&s paises
eurOpeos. E Japon tambien export6
mayor ndmero de m6quin&s de escri-
bir en- 1899 y tambien Sc les export6 q
Cuba, Mexico, Filipinas, Puerto Ri
co y ell Brasil.
La buen& aceptSci6n que tieuen
las mAquinas de escribir en- tOdas
p&rtt S del mundo Sc dehe & su exec.
lente construction, material de pri.
mer 0rden y Correcta escriturS, pun
tOs de exelencia que sole Sc hallan
c0mbinadas en- las maquinas ameri
canAs. En Hispano America puede
deciTse, sia tenor de equivOcarse, q.
solamente Sc us&n las maquinas de
escrlbir americans y que estas est6n
obtenieudo cada dfa mayor demands
y no est6 lejCs el ola en- que sustitu
yam por complete el uso de 10 plu
ma.
ST las empresAs manufacture
rAs de esas m&quinss Sc resOlvieran
& hacer en- esta isl& negocios de
arriendo, es indudable que auments
.rfA aquf su Importation. Es innega
BILE, sin embargo que 6 pesar de un
alto precio, SO van POGO & POGO po'
pularizandO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
Arecibo. Puerto Rico


La in8petencis, repugnancia
h&cia los alimentos, las s. f ,cacio-
nes, vertigos, Observation-Disclosures,
zumbidos y dese6c 1enes en- ell sjste
ma nervioso desaparecen pronta-
mente tomAndo las <PILOORAS
RECONSTITUYENTGS IS De VA
LIE & CANCIOs que So venden en-
todas las Farm&cias
LIMPIEZ A DE LETRINAS Y
ALGIBES.-Me he encargAdo de
estos ssrvicios con los sparatcs de
To- <Liga de Propietsrios, prest&u-
doles con esta tarif letrinas 20 y
25 ceutavos por bsrril para socios
de dicha sociedad y particuiAres :;
algibes, por cada hJra en- que fun,
ciona la bomba, dollars 1 so Y rs
respectivSmente Las 6rdenes & don
Mnuuel Reyes, C;isto 9, bsjos. ESQ
nOm1& y esmero,
p 8 Is 22 30
OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
V&lle' Fortaleza II (altcs) Gesti6n
en- los Centros oiciales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con Abogados
del pals y americanos y traductdo
Tambien Sc ocupa esta oficina or
Comp1s y venta de fincas etc.
NJ P.
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r. LOPEZ CEPERO

3O5 Henry Street Brooklyn N. Y.
Admite huespedes & prcciOs mo
cicos, con 6 sin comidA. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
GONZALEZ PADIN HERMANOS

COLCHONFs vaedad de
doadas de pres altos, de dosel
lorna los mmos elos enemos BANCAS DOADAS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
S. Melon & Ca.
OFRECEN

IZIERRO GALvANIZADO TORNILLOS ALvA-
QU1ADOS, MACHETES &COCODRM ,HMA
HNNAs DE <SINGER,H pINTURA IN0LE-
sA, AcEIrE INGLEs, sACOS vACIos, CA
MAS INGLESAS, COLCHt MES DE ALAM-
IRE, CoLCHoNETAs FRAN CEsAs, ALMO
BADAS DE- PLUMA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

Dap6sitc de ron y lieCres. Ven
tas al por mayor detail ccntiguo al
a'macen de- don Manuel G.. NAvAs
AreCibO Puerto REQ.
II 20 % 2 < J.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
HuelgaS
en- los Estados Unidos
DE LOS TRABAJADORES
En- las minas de carbon Sufren los ri
cores del hambro y

New-York Mayo 20 II-20 A. NJ
Debido a una gran hueIga Sos
teniia por los mineros hay inhni-
dad de seres suffiendo los rigorcs
del hambre. Sc temen surjan con-
Hlctos, para 10 one hay tomadas
precauciones.
Los hueIguistas dicen que CO.
mo hay mayor demanda de car
bop, debe aumentarSeles ell sslario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
So ALQUILAN

habitsCiones, en- In cara ndmero ~
do II oalls do San j"'6, 4 pr"a'rs
m 5aIsqS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
EXpOrtaCi0n >
de las mdQuinaS
de eSCribir ameriCanaS.

Desce hace algun tempo ell co
mercio exterior de mGquinas de es
cribir americ&nas ha venido en- an
mento, segdn Sc comprueba por los
dAtos que ha publicsdo Ia direction
de aduSnRs de aquel pals:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
Ell GOBIERNO FRANCES QUIBRE
Que SO desocu e la isIa.
M0rCadO de N0W-YOrk
Cotizaciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo &El Gigan-
ter sacO. 5 3-96
Harina de Maiz GGoldon Mai
ze> saco. 5 $50
Harina de Trigo &El Premio
Mayor saco. : 3-65
Harina &Caballo Volantes 5 3-O5
a AlimentO p &C aballo
SStock Foods saco 8 I-30
Tocino de Norton (CiF) s l9-l25
WOodlwn s l7-25
Jamones California; las 100
ibras. 8 8-26
SaIchichOnes $1,000
Manteca ala Vencea0ra> e
corriente) 5 TOO
ManteCa ala Primerap (pu-
ray " s $50
Toc)no ACrecientep $17-50
Quesos (young) america 1900
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
.PILDORAS RECONSTL4UYHN4ES
DEL LCDO. GIOL
! Ell Meior Remedio de Ia E poCa!

poeroso Enruecen Sange dan
vida al ORGANISING general
Muas personals en hoy omando estas Pdos asombrosos
resultados.
Nonaizan aclidad las uncione dgestvas aumentan
apetito
De venta en- todas las Botcas Precio: GAIA
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PoR CABLE
CSERVIC1O DIRECTO.O
Mont Pelee

sigue en- terrible erupcl6n
Sc SUMAN MAS VICTIMAS i
Sc impone e abandono della isla
New York Mayo q l.-5O A. M.
Mont PeIee continda en- cons
tante erupci0n que tiene aterrori-
zados a los habitantes de Martinica,
acentuandose cada dia mas la idea
de abandonar la isla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

Mr. Romero H&x hausen, da
classes de ingles, en- 50 casa calle
Nueva ndmero 2 altos Marina, los
lunes, microbes y viernes, de q 9
de IL noche, & dos pesos mensua-
les. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
BOrbOnes
Saboyas.

( (Par0Eel0 por Alfredo CaJder6n)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

Lleg& & nosotros L. noticia de
que muy en- breve empezaran de
nuevo los trabsjos del muelle de es-
pig6n de estA ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
La rGVOluCi0l
de Venezuela
AVANZANOO.
GOLPES DE AUDACIA
SON ESPERADOS.
MATOS SOBRE CARACAS.
MATOS SOBRE CARACAS.

(De nueStro corrcsponsul.) J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

Prep&r&se todo 10 necesario pa
ra que Is procession del Corpus Girls
ii resulte solemne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
Information Local.

FL pleito del senur Gautier de
esta ciudad, contra Ia empresa del
trNnVfa el6ctrico, hA sido fAllado.
Sc conden& & la empresa & pagar
936 dollars por indemnizAci6n, al Sc
nor GAutier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

Hoy q las dos de 10 tarde ha de-
bidO celebrArse ell Decoration DAyH
en- l& EscuelA de Lincoln Allen St
pOdO hace esper2r que es& fiesta hG
ya sidO concurrida 6 interesAnte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

El edifcio de tres pisos que en-
esta ciud&6 construye ell Sr, j. S.
BelAval, tOcA & su t6rmino. Muy
en- breve podr& ser ocupado y lucira
un elegante Nunque seriO y severe
aspecto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

PublicR sI1l Puerto Rico Artfs-
ticos de Guayam& IN bello artfculo
bic grAticO estudi&udo Ia persOnAli-
dad literaria del eminente escritor
puertorr quero Sefor Francisco J.
Amy. Ha sido squel Srtfculo, muy
Comentado y leido en- estA ciudsd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

Core ell rumor de que algunAs
fAbricAs dc t3b&cos tendrAn una sus-
pension temporal en- sus trabajos
Sc sscglrs, al mismo, que Algunos
de sus empIeados han cesadO hAsta
OuaVR Or19n
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-18
GROWTH OF CHURCHES
LARGE GAIN SHOWN BN \
LATE CENSUS.
Catholics Lead Ia Growth oi
Membership and Epi>co-
pals Are Next.

NEW YORK. y. Y. Jan E.-s,a-
,lsucs On the growth Of the
churches OF the United states In
lS,o and 1901. have been completed
b, the Rry. pr u. X Carroll who Is
ln charge OF the religious statistics Of
the United States census ot 1880, At
the end ~ 1900 there were 1850 6l0
members " al churches IN the United
States. according 90 Dr 'arrplls ts-
urue and ., 0sl c, at N. end ot 1901.
a gain Of ,}ou27 or &c, per cent or
greater than the gain In 30 u'ot.nn
.l> per cent the annual rate ~ in
,r,as. lu population from 1870 60 1901.
The catholics 'ctd with pre- e.;
membership OF el5>.74l gain "
i6,uN Dr. Carpll rates the increase
.a Roman catholic membership as too
hich and r,garis the figures as those
uy the growth uf several Years In a
large portion of the "occ.es The per-
rrnAgc ol growth In the Prot s'ant
Episcopal church four per cent nr.
Carroll regards as large Il is mex, to
the Roman Catholic church the largest
growth ~ the year and vas greatest
ln .hc Eastern cities The acceSsionS
TO the Protestant Episcopal church
were from Mrth0dists. Presbyterian
Rapus,s CongregalionalIsts and other
denominations rather than from the
non.church public.
The Disciples of christ whose MEM
bership as almost wholly in the Middle
West has almost doubled It's follow
rrs since 1880. OF Christians, Or. Car
roll saws that he took his statistics
from the mother church al Boston,
while his figures are much less than
some SCIENTISTS claim. The statisticIan
found twenty-five different kinds of
Luthcrans In the United States. The
total Lutheran growth last year was
36lOl, much Of which was in the In
dependent synods. that of Iowa alone
being 9l OO0 while others lost heavily.
Of his own body. the Methodlsts North
Increased but 1880, Last year how
ever many evangelical movements in
which the Methodists led, were under
taken and It has been claimed that
100000 new members were brought IN.
II is DIR. Carrolrs belief mat there are
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-18
GKtAI LU5. OF
LIFE IN MEXICO
Violent Earthquake Shock al
ChilpancingO Causes Death
of 800 Persons.
BUILDINGS LAID IN RUINS
Parish Church Destroyed and
Many WOrshippcrs Killed -
People Of City Camping
out Around TOwL.

MEXICO. CITY, Jan. l7.-One Of the
most terrible catastrOphes In the his
tory Of the State Of Guerrero Is re-
ported 10 have occurred late yester-
day afternoon when an extremely vio-
lent earthquake shock was felt ~ Chill
pancingo. causing great loss " hfe and
inJuring many persons.
Details from the stricken district are
very meager. but scattering reports
received here indicate that probably
200 PEOPLE were killed and as many
more Injured. II IS known that the
state capitol. parish church. and many
business houses and residences are IN
ruins ana that there Is much suffer
INK as a resul; Of the awful seismic
disturbances.
one OF the edlnces that suffered most
Was the federal telegraph office, which
explains the pauc.,y OF the news that
has 50 far reached this city. Meagec
details finally began 10 arrive here
The telegraph lines and apparatus a,
,hliplnclngo were badly damaged. but
employees quickly proceeded to erect
an improylsed telegraph Office on the
outskirts OF the city.
The number OF deaths was greater
IN The parish church than IN any sin
gle place. AS a crowd OF worshippers
was gathered there FOR the afternoon
service. The solid masonry walls and
roof came topping down on the wor-
shippers, and many OF those within
were killed.
The war department has ordered
troops in the neighborhOOd TO cooper
ate m the work Of rescue. Until this
work is completed it Will be impossi-
bile 90 accurately learn the number
9t the victims.
IL is believed. however, that this IS
one OF the most destructive seismic
phenomena that has ever occurred in
Mexico. The greater part OF the pop
ulaunn of Chtlpancingo are now camp
ing cut around the town, which IS a
Ave days journey from the national
capital Earthquake shocks We're felt
~ many other cities and towns.
Up to Ii O'Clock tonight no further
news had come from ChilpancIngo.
The earthquake was also intense at
llguaya in the State OF Guerrero. de-
stroying the parish church and many
other buildings Among the latter
was the sugar mill OF General Frisbie,
an American, just completed at cost
ot 100000. The property loss is i'm
mense throughout the atate Of Guey-
rerO.
The Associated Press correspondent
has just seen private telegram from
Chilpacingo from a gentleman TO rela-
tives in this city, saying:
Il and family are safe. Many houses
destroyed
The fact that he does not refer to
the loss OF life is considered signIh-
can't and it is now believed that the
loss Of life was exaggerated.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-18
STOLE MUCH JtWELRl
THEO. MANNERS IDlENTI-
FLED As THE THIEF.
Arrested at New Orleans for
Stealing $4,000 Worth
of Jewelry.

CHICAGO. Jan. l7.-Theo. Z Man
ners. who is under arrest IN New Or
leans is positi:ely identified in Chi
cago says the Chronicle, as the valet
Of Paul G. Thebaud OF New York and
fugitive under charge Of having stolen
$50. 900 worth Of jewelry from the wife
OF his employer.
The Identification is by Dr. Louis
Witherspoon OF 1902 West Madison
st. who, the prisoner declared. would
identify him as the son Of a pawn
broker in this city. Or. witherspoon
says that the photographs OF the miss
ing valet. who disappeared with for
tune in diamonds are unquesJionably
exact pictures Of the man he knows
as Manners" although, oddly the
suspect gave Or. Witherspoon as a ref
erence and as one Of the men who
could prove that he was what he
claimed TO be-the son Of a chicago
pawnbroker with a residenc- at 3lOO
Groyelani avenue.
II know Thomas Z. Manners. or the
man who represents himself to me
under that name said Dr. Wi,her-
spoon, but he never told ME he was
a citizen Of Chicago. He always claim
ed that he was a resident Of New York
City.
The Manners whom l know, and
who is certainly the valet wanted for
the big jewelry robbery in New York
was in Chicago last week He called
on me at my Office and later we took
dinner together"
Dr. Witherspoon says he first met
Manners on the pier in New York
City two years ago and when they
left the ship in Hamburg Manners
gave him valuable Information regard
ing resorts in Germany and Swltzer-
land, showing he was an experienced
traveller. Or. Witherspoon says Man
urrs always had plenty Of money and
when here last week. said he was
going 10 New Orleans. then san Fran
cisco. Manners always claimed 10
me. said Or. Witherspoon, that he
was the son OF the president of large
firm that imports and exports fruit
and that he acted in the capacity Of
auditor. visiting European agents Of
the firm"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-18
MCKINLEY MEMORIAL FUND.

Subscriptions Now Amount 90 'sbi33-
Memorial Services 10 BE Held.
CHICAGO. Jan IT, Alcxandrr II.
Frycu chairman Of the Illinois aux
niary Of the Mckinley National Sic
mortal Association reports rubacrip.
tlons to the monument fund 10 da'e.
Of I2jigJ. This ls an lncrraS" u
abou, 5000 since the last report 1t is
expected that "A climax win be- reached
on January %. the first anniversary
Of the presidents birthday since his
death which is to be recognized as
Mckinley day through out the country.
ON the sunday previous 70 this day
which VIII be- the last Wednesday of
this month. IL ls expected that me
mortal services vii be- held In all ~ the
churches of the state and voluntary
contributions made for 'he national
memorial
In addition 90 this special exercises
viii be- held In the schools outside of
Chicago. January % or on con-
yrnlcnt date and collections 'ak"n up
f1r The fund
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-18
WAS AWARDED FBBs.

NEW YORK, Jan IA jury in the
supreme court has rendered a verdict
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-18
Soldier Who Threatened ROOse'
yelt's Life Gets Long Term
At AICatraZ Prison.
WAS SENTENCED YESTERDAY
Voiced the Brutal Sentiment in
a Chinook Saloon and Was
Tried and Convicted by
Court Martial.

Frank Rakowski. a soldier in the
United states army. was yesterday de-
graded al Fort Candy and sentenced
70 10 years imprisonment In the mill
tary prison on bleak Alcatraz Island
.Cal. Rakowski had threatened to as
sassinate President Roosevelt. Early
yesterday morning he was taken ffSm
the guard house, and in the presence
Of the post guard Of q men. the SEN
tence OF the general court-martial was
read to him. He was shipped on the
morning boat to this city and sent on
20 Alcatraz.
Rakowskl was a member OF captain
CIokes company stationed at Fort
Stevens. He was on detached duty at
Fort Columbia, Washington. when he
voiced the anarchistic sentiment, and
after arrest by the civil authorities
was turned over to the military ofi-
cials at Fort Candy. He was tried
before a general court-martial, made
up Of the following officers: Major
Humphreys, president; Lieutenants
Spur, Tobin, Weeks, Mcbride and
Pourrie.
few days before Christmas Ra-
Aowski became intoxicated at Chinook,
and while in a saloon there made the
following statement: President Nc
Kinley got what he deserved. My time
Of enlistment in the army will soon
expire and when it does I'll see that
President Roosevelt gets the same dose
that Czolgosz gave Mckinley"
The brutal remark was overheard by
several civilians and the man was
| roughly handled The Chinook author
titles detained him and the matter was
brought TO the attention Of Justice OF
/ the Peace Dalton. OF Ilwaoo. Rakow-
( ski was arraigned and given over TO
the custody Of the military authori-
ties. He was charged by them with
Violation Of the SD article Of war.
which covers multitude Of offenses.
Including conduct to the prejudice OF
military discipline. The court-mar-
ial found him guilty as charged.
Rakowski's sentence is dlshonorable
discharge. forfeiture Of all pay and
allowances and confinement in the
military prison at Alcatraz Island for
period Of 10 years. In the presence
Of the assembled post guard the order
was read TO the soldier by Lieutenant
Tobin. officer Of the day.
Captain Cloke stated last evening
tha, he knew little Of Rakowski, ex-
cept that he formerly resided on Mil
waukee avenue. Chicago. ''The man
seemed 70 be a quiet fellow" said
Captain Cloke, and prior to the time
Of his anarchistic utterance at Chi
nook never gave any trouble. He was
drunk when he threatened the life Of
the president"
Rakowski's is the second instance OF
anarchy reported from the Columbia
river posts. The other man was sta
toned at Fort Stevens and made a
statement similar to that of Rakow-
ski. The soldiers Immediately pounced
upon and gave him a thrashing that
he will doubtless remember as long as
he lives. He was threatened with even
more severe treatment If he did not
leave the post within "a hours. That
night he took his departure and was
never again seen.
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EXCITEMENT AT DAWSON.
Passengers From Klondlke Report
Striking Of Second Bedrock on
Eld0radO Creek

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. i7-The
steamer DirIgo arrived from skagway
today bringing 20 passengers. some Of
whom were from Klondlke. and they
repor that considerable excitement
prevails al Dawson over the striking
Of a second bedrock on Eldorado creek
The depth OF the second bedrock Is
30 feet beneath the first. and the gray
.el ran from one 20 Ave dollars 10 the
pan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-18
ROYAL
RAF&ENG POWDER.

Imparts that peculiar lightness,
sweetness and flavor noticed in the
finest cake, biscuit, rolls, crusts,
etc., which expert pastry cooks
declare is unobtainable by the use
of any other leavening agent.
Made from Pore, Grape Cream of Tartar.
ROYAL BAKING CO. WILLIAM ST, SEwYoAk
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-18
sHARKEY AND MAHER MEET.
Fight Three Rounds and Then Aban-
don COntest-Nen Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IL Tom
sharkey. Peter Maher and James H..
Mcfarland. officials Of the Industrial
Athletic club under the auspices Of
which organization the sharkey- Ma
her fight took place tonight, were ar
rested this afternoon on warrants
charging them with conspiracy TO com
nit a breach Of the peace. Ball was
furnished
The men met in the ring and I'D
died for three rounds, when the con-
test vas abandoned.