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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-27
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N0TICIASi

CONsEJo LAS MADREs. - E1 jarabe calmante
de la seora Winslow ebe siempre que los nfios
estan Ell periodic de la denticon Proporciona aivio
Immediate al Pequefo pacisnte produce un suefo
muy vivo alegre Es muy agradable al paladar calma
al no, ablanda sus encias, aliva Dolores hace ia
Es eI mejor remedo conociS para la diarrea va pro-
esta de la denticon de usaqera otra causa.
de la sefora Winslow'; es el meior de todos.
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ResistenCia
de los revolucionarios.
MUERIOs Y HERIDOs.
- Is>Esss
indignation en- Ciudad Bolivar.

New York Agosto 81 10 Is A. NJ.
Los revolucionari.s de Ciudad
Bolivar hic!eron heroica resistencis,
contestando al fuego de los caflo-
neros. Resultaron de la lucha mu-
chos3 -auer+os d u nhmero de
heridos. En- ciudaa Bolivar es gran
de la indignation contra 81 gobier-
no, habiendose hecho fuertes los
revolucionarios, pof 10 cual Sc cree
que el gobierno no podra apoderar-
SO de la ciudaa.
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De SoCiedad.
La lhesta de anoche.
DESPEDIDA.

u pESPEDlDA.
80
Con obiet de despedir al joven
don Jorge Fernandez Latimer que
ha embarcado hoy para Baltimore
donde continuar& su carrera de dem
tista, nos reunimos Anoche On II e.e.
GAME morAda &c los esposos Fer
DAndez Latimer de Santnrce, las dig.
tlnguidas se11oras de SAldAf1a, Az.
fosso, Fernandez, Fernandez Latl,
NOR; sefloritAs Vivi, Gloria y Car
men Fernandez, Angela 6 Issbel
SslGAf1s, SAbinA y Espersrzs An
fosso, Paquita PelAti y sef1ores DiA2
I4ecunR, EchAvarria, e. Fernando 2
y4ktimer, J. Saldana, A. Anfosso,
Bolivar, A. y J. Fernandez. I. r.
Fernandez, MILAN y el C, onista.
b. Aunque triste ell motive de 10
reunion, pues Sc Ausent&bA Ell amigo
querido y por cAusA de luto reciente
10 podfa tener caracter de fiesta 10
velAda hubinos de pasar les gratos
instAntes q. en- tan selecta y escox ida
compE MIA han de encontrarse STEM
pre-.
Y que sabe recibir en- "a casa
RquellA dlstlnguldA f@mll1A, que to-
dAs las bellas dAmas ALI congregA'
dGs tienen en- Ell mas alto grAdo 10
Gu. tn: o y amabilidAd mas exqui sitas,
NO hey g6nero de duds, pues allf sc
1isiparon las penAs & los r&yos de
ojos bellos, como Al rAyo del sol her
moso 6esapArecen les nubes del Gle
10 en- 10 aurora hermosa de una ma
flRnA de Mayo.
Fuimos obsequiAdos espl6ndidA
mente y & buen SECURE que nipgunt
de los concurrentes podr& olvicar lS
gAlAnterfa de los esposos Fernan
0ex L&timer y de sus bellas hijas.
A las doce nos rstiramos en- trer
especial Al PArque, donde SO de- un
harquste de despedida & los seflores
'ertAndez por IN viAje y al Seflof
Palmer por otra cAusA mas hRla& lie
Ma para g.
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Los frminiistas
derrotados.
-vxaesssS
ESCAPAN DE LIMBE
A la desbaDdada.

Few York Agosto q lc-l5 A. Nj.
Otros despachos notician que
las tropas del gobierno atacaron a
los revolucionarios que dominabs n
en- la villa de ,Limbe, situada a 81
Kilometres S. o. de Cabo Haitiano
La acometida fue tan sruscs, que
los rebeldes escaparon a la desban-
dada, C, 4 gran MI ero de bajas
ocasionadas por las fuerzas leales.
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- Francia.
Renuncia del Presidente
DEL GABINtTE FRANCES.

New-York Agosto 81 l0-l5 A. Nj.
Despachos ce Paris anuncian
que es probable que ell Presidente
lel gablnete NJ. Combes presente la
renuncia de su elevado cargo. Cree
Sc que este pueGa causar S, rias per-
turDaciones, puts los radicales al po-
yau y estan dispuestos a segulr la
polftlca del Presidente del gabine-
tA
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La noehe del s&bado ell propa :
gsndista obrero Santisgo Iglssias
fue obieto de nm disparo de revol-
yer que no Lego & herirlo. Las auto
ridades han tonado cArtas en- el
aSanto.
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Haiti.
-
Nuevas batallas.
LOS RaV aVOLUJIONARIOS
Pl3Taea terreno

New York Ago sto u l0-l5.A. M.
Nuevas batallas han tenido lu-
gar en- varies puntos de Ia Rc1a-
blica Haitian a. Los revolucionsrios
han sido derrotados en- 1epetidos
encnentros, s2oderandose de las po-
Dlaciones en- que dominaban ellos,
las tropas del gobierno.
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Or. Leopard Eandes.


Viena
GARANTIZA LA FURA PERFEOTA.
canoe
Fodas
las sformas de feruae etc
males yodas sdnId de e.s6rg
m
fi
de ecrreoS 81 Spuedoc eOn0
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F'uerzas del gobierno
lncendian a Linbe.
0TRO CUADRO sINIESTRO.
Sangre Y llamas.
sangre y llamas.

New York Agosto 81 OILS A. M.
Al salir los revolucioDarios de
Limbo en- precipitada hulda bajo Ia
l'u7ia de balas de las tropas del 60
blerno, estas pegarcn fuego a aque-
liza villa. Fue slniestro ell espet a :
culo ue los muertos y heridos y las
llamas que envolv1an a los edjhclos.
Ralno una espantosa confusio nez-
clandose al sllbido de las ba.a<, los
gritos ae las mujeres y los ninos
4ue en- todas direcciones cor4tan en-
busca de refugio.
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y sin elios, Sc hacen en- <La Cos
aresponAencia.S
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Hs llegado q Pouce 10 familis
dc don Simon Moret.
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SuCeSOS de HumaCaO.
PuertorriQuenos contra puer
tOrrlQue1OS luChan q tirOS.
Tres 'muertos y tres heri-
dos son Ell resultado CO.
nocido hasta ahora de la
sangrlenta collision.

Desde anochs las nueve, el t. =
Ia da convarsaeiones en- todos Il q
c1rcu,os de- STA CAPITAL, he sido el
tt iste sueeso dasarrollat 10 an Ia ciu-
dad De Hum4cap
Los primeroa teleg anas trsjc.
ron la alArma habiendu motives pa
ra temer que los suceaos, 81 g1n les
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POR CABLE
CSERVICIO DIRECTO.)
Venezuela
Ciudad Bolivar
BOMBARDEADA.

II g0Dl6rh0 no FUuU -apUu6TaESB uB Ia
ciudad.s
New York Agosto 81 lo-l5 A. NJ.
Despachos otciales de Caracas
dicen que varios cafloneros del 60
bierno bonn bardearon a Ciudad Be-
livar, causando grandes terjuicios,
Ell bombardeo fue largo, sin que
pudlera el gobierno apoderarse de
Ia ciudad, teniendo que retirarse
los barcl S.
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kJl1 --
AaSArtss de aver ocurri6 en- Ponce

u - u y
aA3Altss de aver ocurri6 en- Ponce
nm lamentable suceso.
Un joven de la playa don Felipe
Oliver, venia en- un CARO- el5ctrico,
y en- momentos en- que Sc cruzaban
los carros en- sl primer desvfo de es
to ciudad, Oliver tir6se cruzRr de
an Asiento & otro, y fa6 cojido en- me
dio de los ca1ros los que le destroza
ron la cabeza y le hirieron en- Ell ps
cho.
Oliver fu6 recogidc del suelo sin
conc cimiento y 80 halia On Ell hospi
tai SD muerte Sc cree segura de un
raomento & otro.
Maysguez Puerto Rico, JUNO
IA de 1894.
El ilustrado Doctor don Frar
cisco B. Basora, de Mayagtez, en-
plea con frecuencia Ia Emulsion de
Scott, y la considera como IN re-
constjtayente de primer 6rden.
No tengo Inconvenience en- ase'
gurar cue La preparation de los Se'
nores Scout & Bovine, conocida uni
versalmeDte con ell nombre de Enul
ci6n de Scott me ha dado, siempre
que la he prescrito. 10 que sucede
con mucha frecuencia, excelentes
resultados. 1 eEs un recons.ltuyente
de primera calidads muy recomen.
>dabls en- todos los casos de debili-
!, nd orgAnlca.
DOCTOR francisco r. Basora.
Darante neses SO dan algunas
preparaciones que sin resultado be-
ne6cioso cansan los enfer mos, en-
cambio las s'PILDORAS RECON-
TITUYENTES DE VALLE & CAN.
CIO" curan prontamente la pobreEa
de sa1gre s4n perturbAr 10 digestion
sin ennegrecer la dentadura.
Estkn p, oximas las eleccionss,
y el mejor reEedio para aplacsr los
Animos pelicosos, es tomar de los Ii
cores q-o vende el sAhorro. de Jose
SohverAs, San Justo n1mero rs,
Los mejores refre-cos, helados
ponches, cetvezs, brandy, wlkksy y
&guR5 gaseosas, son las que se sir.
ven en- 81 <Polo Norte de Rivero &
Go. pues allf van las personas de
ouen gusto phsar las horas agra.
dablamente. q psladear los sabro
sos reft@scAnG96.
Fla fAlleeiao en- Bsyamon don
| Modesto Loubriel.
Han contraido matrimonio en-
Arecibo don Adrian PAdilla y 10 SO
norita Conception Perez Avil6s.
Sc encuent1a grevemente en-
fsrmo 1E ArecAoo don Luis Ealo y
Dominguez.
Sc encuentra en- Ponce, el doc
tor don Atilio Gastambide de Yau
| CO.
Ell doctor E. B. Wilcox se en-
cuentra en- Guayama. con su esposs
en- yisie de recreo:
En- b-eve 80 inaugurar& er
Guayama una Iglesia metodieta
Hs faiIaeid0 an O 1ahrsdi|las
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Ell dfa 10 del pr6ximo Ssptiem.
bre sc llevAra & efacto en- Manat1 ell
remate de las obras del hospital de
anual nuehl0.
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Relaci6n de los senores que vo
luntariamente han ofrecido contri
BUR con la cAntidad anotada q cRda
uno (por una sola vez,) para COM
prAr los 1876 postes necesarics IL
instalacion del TELEFoNO en- San
Gsrmkn.
Suma anterior 1925
Don J lte Antonio Vi7oni 2 90
Augusta Soda Ramos 25
Jose D. Ca1i1s so
Salvador Gelpi 100
Angel David Anton giorgi 90
Pasoual Antor giorgi LOO
Joaquin ServerA DRY 100
Juan Ma Palmer 25
Francisco Psgkn so
Franco. Rodriguez Cintr6n so
Miguel Juan Llaneras so
Josqt IN Nazario (Lcdc.) / 90
Jose Justo Vargas so
:" Francisco Gutierrez Ramos Is
" Gregory Hermanos 80
4a-A -
Suma $29a.00
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Or. GuiLIermo Wives.
o lis T A

OCUT lis T A.
E Ponce-Puerto Rico. -@t
Tiene de venta espaiuelcs y Ter
tes. Gran variedad er cristalas.
B- SOL No 1. -@l
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Ell doctor e. B. Wilcox se en-
cuentra en- Guayama. con su esposa
en- visie de recreo.
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En breve 90 inaugurarA er
Guayama una Iglesia metodie to,
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FL SIGLO Xxx

Dep6sito de ron y icores. Ven
tgs al por mayor y detail contiguo Al
aImacen de don Manuel G, NAvAs
Arecibo Puerto Rico.
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Ha sido sprobado como practi'
canta veterinario en- los dltimos
exkmenes verihcados ante In Janta
Superior de Ssni6 Id, Mr. W. Ber.
nard Sksibirg
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Hs falleeido en- Q lebradillas,
el apreciable caballero oon Antonio
Rosa 10 r I. P.
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MOnedaS J medallaS.

Muy antiguas, algunas del prin
clpio de la Era Cristia ~, Sc venden
bsratas, Informaraa en- La Cores
ondeneia.
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9RECIOS DE PASAJE EN- ORC AMERICANA

de ida vuelo 10 ciero de rbaa Nnos hasta
gratis de edad hasfa amos, de pasale.
recomendbes comodidades
peciales paajeros de PtoRic NewYor al reer
de 5 dlas.
NOTA-L costumbrada
racaibo Zria uspenddo tmpcralment miens re esa
RAN AGERS:- Boulton Bliss Front St. New York
en-
MORALES & co. VILLAR d co.
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Sc encusnt1a gr.venente en-
fsrmo 1E ArecAoo don Luis Ealo y
Dominguez.
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Boletas para demandas, en- ala
Correspondence.
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Sc encuentra en- Ponce, el doc
tor don Atilio Gastambide de Yau'
CO.
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Han contraido mAtrimoniO en-
Arecibo don Adrian Padilla y la se
norita Conception Perez Aviles. .
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-10

The ffty-seventh anniversary of the
Church of St. Vincent de Paul, at Ninth
street and Park avenue. one of the Oldest
houses of worship in St. Louis, was cele-
brated yesterday.
The occasion was observed by the cele-
bration of two solemn high masses. one for
the German and the other for the English
speaking members of the congregation.
At the first mass a sermon in German was
preached by the Reverend Father Nicholas
Steirles, professor of German literature at
the Kenrick Seminary. The Reverend Fa-
Their Morgan Morris OF the Western band of
Lazarist missionaries, preached an English
sermon at the late mass. The Reverend Fa-
ther S. p. Hueber, pastor of the church,
was the celebrant at the German mass. and
the Reverend Father ]. j. Murray, superior
of the missionary band. at the second mass.
It both masses the congregations were
the largest seen in the church since its
golden jubilee, seven years ago. On that &C.
casion Archbishop Ryan Of Philadelphia
preached, and there were twelve Archbish-
ops and Bishops present, besides many 9TH
er members of the Catholic clergy.
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VISITORS IN ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

Martin L. Henderson Of Troy. N. Y. is
on the guest LIST at the st Nicholas.
IT; L csruthers Of Pennington. No.. is
L Dryfoos Of Seattle, WASH, was at
the Planters yesterday.
B. b. May of Hartford. Conn, has
rooms at the Southern.
Charles Nicholas OF Milwaukee, Wis,
Is stopping at the New st. James.
&C. B. Foote Of Kansas City, Mo-, spent
yesterday at b Laclede.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Kirtle Of New York
are at the Moser.
Thomas L. Simon of Louisville, KY,
has rooms at Horn's.
Henry l. Kavanaugh of Joliet, Ill, was
at the st. Nicholas yesterday.
II; I. West Of New Orleans. La, is at
the Lindell with Mrs. West.
Waller D. Williams Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, spent yesterday at the Planters.
-R. Coutertn of Philadelphia, Pa, is
stopping at the Southern.
w. H Denny Of London. England. is a
Charles p. Ellis Of Omaha, Neb., is reg
tstered at the Laclede.
q. L. Huntington Of Springfield. Ill, has
rooms at the Moser.
N aMr ara and 9, M Mr., I. F. Hadley of Omaha.
Y, arrived at the ST. Nicholas yesterday.
g. L. Miller and George Hill of Musco-
gee, I. T., are at the Lindell.
William A. Wilson of Kansas city. Mo-,
Is registered at the Planters.
Charles Porter Of New Haven, Conn,
spent yesterday at the Southern.
Il N; Beeehley Of %spEingfeid. NO.. is
u. H. Elliott Of Detroit. Mich. is a
guest at the Laclede.
IF. Il. johnson OF San Francisco, Cal,
Is on the guest list at the st. Nicholas.
George L. OFT Of Atlanta, Ga, spent
yesterday at the Lindell.
j. g. Young Of Sydney, Australia, is a
guest at the Planters.
%. K. Pitcher of Joplin. Mo-, has rooms
at the Southern.
IN. NJ. Borden Of Chicago, ILL.,, is stop
ping at the New st. James.
&C. C. Benson. of Portland. Ore, has
rooms at the Laclede.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-10

The sermons yesterday We're historical and
reminiscent. The history Of the famous old
church was outlined from the time of the
laying of its corner stone. Incidents in the
lives and work of its pastors were told.
The part 1t took in the local history in the
time of the Civil Wal were also touched
upon.
In the great St. Louis cyclone in 1896 st.
Vincent de Paul's Church sustained great
damage. Its roof was swept Off and the
walls and interior were partially lemol-
ished. The parishioners set to work at once
to rebuild 1t, and the work was accom-
plished in a comparatively short time. The
edifce is now being remode.ed and redec-
GRATED for the second time, since the sy-
clone. The interior is crowded with scat
folding. extending to the ceiling. from the
entrance TO the sanctuary railing.
o OF the people who attended the dedication
ceremonies fifty-Seven years ago, there are
only three known to be alive. One OF these.
Matthias Becker. is a member of the con-
gregation, and has lived continuously in the
parish since the church was built. At the
services yesterday were many former pa
rishioners, who have lived in outlying par
ishes for many years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-10
REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.
Five Regiments Now in Philippines
to Be Relieved.
REPuRLIc SPECIAL

Washington. Nov. e.-The Adjutant Gem
erals department of the Army will soon
prepare a general order providing for q re-
duction of the army in the Philippines from
1900 tc between 1900 and 1900 men. which
number is to constitute the permanent gar
rtson in the archipelago.
The forthcoming, order viii also provide
for the relief by other regiments Of not less
than five regiments now serving in the
Philippines. These changes are to take place
early next year.
The plan for the reduction of the Philip
pine forces. as tentatively decided upon.
looks to q gradual reduction of the strength
of each company from about 100 to G men.
It is not the intention to lessen the number
or organizations-at present numbering ff-
teen regiments-but to reduce the strength
Of the force by expiration of terms Of en-
hstment. By following this plan 1t viii, not
be necessary to place inexperienced recruits
In the Philippines in the place Of seasoned
veterans.
The future policy of the War Department
will be to have regiments serve two years
in the Philippines and four years in the
United States. In 1903 1t is proposed to bring
back three or more infantry regiments and
two regiments Of cavalry. those selected to
be the ones which have longest been in the
islands. Other regiments in equal numbers
will be sent from this country to take the
places OF those coming home.
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ATTEMPT TO RECOVER STOLEN
GOODS ENDS IN STABBlNG.
Three Men Attack Louis Berger and
He Sustains Knife Wound
In the Back.

Louis Berger. q years old. a clerk in a
grocery at No. 81 North Eighth street, sus-
tained a serious stab wound in the back
yesterday afternoon while trying to recover
TWO heads OF cabbage. which had been
stolen from in front OF the store.
-Four men were passing the store and one
OF them seized the heads of cabbage from q
box and started to run. Berger pursued
him. b three men jumped on HIM. In
the scrimmage which followed, one of the
men stabbed Berger In the right side of
the back.
One Of the men sustained q scalp wound.
he gave the name of Thomas Howard, and
said he lived at No. Z131 Division street. He
did not know who stabbed Berger.
pital, where his wound wal dressed and
pronounced serious. The police of the
Fourth District arrested Louis Hartore of
NO. S3 North Sixth street. He denied be-
ing involved in the affair.
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VERY LOW RATES TO THE WEST
AND sOUTHWEST, VIA THE lrISSOURI
HAGifIC AND 1RO NOUN
TAIN ROUTE.
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS ON SALE
DAILY until April 30. 1903, good for return
trip until June 1. 1903. Liberal stopover
HoMESEEKDRS EXCURSION TICKETS
ON SALE the first and third Tuesdays of
each month until April q. 1903. One first
class fare, plus 800. for the round trip.
Return limit q days from date of sale.
Stopover privileges.
ONE WAY COLONIST TICK
Els ON sale the first and third Tuesdays
OF each month until April q, 1903. Fare
one-haif the one way frst-classl limited rate,
Plus ~. For maps, folders and literature
dress any agent of the company. II. C.
townsend, q. P. & T. Agent. st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-10
FOLLOWED WIFE TO THE GRAVE
Frank w. Peck, Columbia Drug
gist, Suicides Near Cemetery.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia. Mo-. Nov. s.-Frank W.. Peck.
aged % years. for a quarter Of a century
q leading druggist Of this city, disappeared
yesterday afternoon. To-day his dead BODY
was found near the Columbia Cemetery,
near him a bottle Of laudanum.
His wife. formerly Miss Gordon Of JEFF
ferson City, died about six months "a
Since that time MI. Peck has been in poor
health. overwhelmed by his wife's death.
physical distress are opposed to have
Mr.. Peck had been for years a member
Of the Columbia City Council, the Coiumbia
School Board and had taken part in Demo-
cratic politics; Much Of the present ex-
ceiient condition of the public school OF
About two years ago he retired from the
active drug trade, and has since been the
head OF a company which manufactured
vaccine.
Two sons survive him.. A Coroner's in
quest was held tonight.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-10
QUARRELED OVER SWEETHEART
Jealousy Caused Negro Killing on
South Ewing Avenue.

Lawrence McMullen killed Charles De-
laney early yesterday morning at a lawn
festival given by Robert johnson. at No. go
both being suitors for the hand of Irene
Moorehouse. The three are negroes and
under age.
McMullen admitted shooting Delaney and
Is under arrest. The body Of Delaney is at
the morgue.
Witnesses say that the shooting occurred
while Delaney was In conversation with the
girl. and shortly. after an argument te-
tween the suitors. McMullen escorted her
TO the party. and became annoyed when De-
laney showed his attentions to her. He
walked up to them and. without a word of
warning. so witnesses declare, drew a re-
volver and fired at Delaney. the ball pene-
tratfng the abdomen.
The injured negro was taken to the City
Hospital In an ambulance, and died there
a rev hours later. Before he succumbed
him. Delaney accused him of the shooting
and he admitted It.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-10
DIED AT RELIGIOUS MEETING.
Apoplexy Caused Death of Fred
erick WheeldOn at Gospel Hall.

In the progress of a meeting at Gospel
Hall. corner of Blair and Newhouse ave-
nues. yesterday morning at II o'clock.
Frederick WheeIdon. 60 years old, was at
tackled by apoplexy. and died before medi-
cal attention reached him.
w heeldon was a salesman and boarded
at No. 2327 Carr street. The body was re-
moved to the morgue. An effort will be
made to locate the relatives Of the dead
man. On his person was found a pocket
pair Of spectacies.
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MINES MAY BE OPERATED.
Bonanza Mining and Smelling
Company to Be Reorganized.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Nov. 9.-oficials Of the Bo-
nanza Mining and Smelling Company ard
citizens interested in the company's well
fare have returned from a visit to the mines
at Rush. Marion County. Ark, AS a result
of the trip it is expected the company will
be reorganized at once.
Owing to a conflict Of interests a receiver
was appointed for the company about two
coIrts Of Tirein,s under the laws ~ wbitchh
State the company was Incorporated, dis
missed this receiver and appointed another.
the property of the company be sold and
the accounts settled.
The reorganization party mentioned at
tended the sale, and c. E. Wood, senior
member of the firm OF Wood. Harmon &
Co.. suburban real estate dealers, bought
the property in trust for his associates. The
amount paid was 1880 Men have been
placed at work In the mines under the d.
rectton of Superintendent Barney Bell. for
merly a Washington man.
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Boy U.conscioa. From Drink.

Charley Oates, IL years old. was found
lying on the ground in the rear OF his room
at NO; LII North Fifteenth street yester-
Gay AFTERNOON. unconscious from drink He
was removed to the City Hospital in an am
bniance and will be held for the Probation
Um nice me boy lives with his mother. He
WORKS az odd jobs to help her provide for
the FAMILY. He received q small sum Sat
urday for work he had done about the
neignDorhood. and It Is supposed he fell
into company with other boys and spent
the money for drink. He stated at the City
Hospital. after ~regaining consciousness.
LIQUOR,
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