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In principe egipciO
en- America.
Fue a bordo un buen COM
pafero de viaje.
Son las mariposas que
revolotean hasta quemarse
las alas en- el fuego santo
de los millones dice el
Corresponsal
(De nuestro OorresponsoD

Nueva Yo X ii de Agosto. En-
cuentrase en- esta ciudad, de pAso
para | gsaterra. un principe egip-
clio. Nah med Hassan Ali B ~, pri-
mo hernAno de AbbAs w, kaedive
reinanta. Estar& unos dias en- cate
pail, para psssr luego 6 Londres,
como attsche de IL Legaci6n de SD
pal ! en- aquella cgpital.
Il principe ca un hombre alto,
bien f1rm ado. pslo y b;go5e negros
como szabs che, con unas meiillas
rosadas como la de nna nina de es-
cusla. De aspecto vAroril educsdo
en- Ioglsterra, por 10 cual domina el
idioma ing 81, el princips Sc ha he
cho popular donde quisra que ha
estado.
Cue atase que a bo,do dsl vapor
Ga que Arribo & este pals. 81 ben no
admiti6 fAmiliaridades de nadie, por
su proceaer franco y cordial, sc hi.
20 spreciar de todos sus cam pafleros
de visje.
Darante 10 travesfa los pasaie-
ros de segunda tuvieron algunos jae
gos at,eticoa, y al prfncipe SO ofre-
clio uu sitio de honor entire los es.
pectadores; pero de constitu sic ut.
letica, no Sc conform6 con ser de
aquel n6nerc, sino que en- tois o "a
sion Sc g npe no en- .tomar parts acti
va en- las celebraeionss, siendo por
cierto uno de los que mas 90 distiu.
guieron en- los sports que tuvieron
lhgar sobre 10 cubierta del buque.
Estamos, pues, lucidos. Hace
POGO que recibimos Ia vista de nm
principe chino, y Va ss VI perdiendo
10 cuenta. Son lss mariposas que
revolotean hasta quemarse las alas
alrededor del faego santo de los mi
llones que simbolizsn este pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-23
Ano XII Num- 42 San Pueoco Satad q de 1902
H at San Juan b. as mmond dasmnmJ July
PreCiOS de azQCar
y mieleS.
( Del especial Boleti1e de la tirmG Artaa'o
Br0Vo.

New York Is de Ag sc. Las
clases mascAbAdos han gozAdo de
mejor demands, por 10 que los ref
nsdores eleval su precio & 2 1915,
81 cual se hicieron Algunas operacio.
mes, 81 bien ahora re agusntAn los
We n ledores sespersrzsdos de que pue
d. subir k8 centavos. De centrifa.
gA, cambisron de manos algunas
partidas 3 1892. y p,i7adamente
hasta Is, por mas que los refina
dores no dem testrAn tsner mayor
intsr6 este dlsimo citado precic,
p sro que tn npoco se les ofrece libre.
mente, pues Sc estk rendiente del
provecho que pueda brindar ID ac-
tual f "n ezs del mercAdo. La miel
vale IL Is.
La dult aci n que Sc hace en-
periuicio Gel artfculo legftimo, ha
IL auido para que este f,uto no 81
cance mayor precio hoy. Cotizo de
% rs centAvos por classes superio-
res.
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ECOS de la -sOCiedad
NEWYORQUINA.
La Srta. SaTtOris Sc une en- ma
tfimOniO con un primo del Pre-
sidonto.

La sociedad nc yoruuina he 81
do gratsmente sorprenoida con In
noticia de que la sen oritA Vivian
Ssrtoriss meta del general Ulises D.
Grant, de feliz records ion en- ID his.
toria de los Estados Unidoss sa mira
pronto en- matrimonio con 81 joven
Frederick Roosevelt Sc ovel, primo
hermano del Pcesidente Roosevelt.
Ell anuLcio Official de tsu fAusto
AGO ntecimiento fac hecho On 10 mo.
rada de la novia, por ID madre de s..
to. durante ell curse de una recep.
On que allf Sc celebrabs. En- esta
fiesta 80 haLiabAn prssentas macnos
Americanos, rep eesentAntss de ID
mss selecta sociedad.
La boda tendra efecto en- ell pue.
bio de Coburg % ltArio) ell % de este
mes, y se espera que IL concnrran.
cia sera brillaLt. ,, y que entce ella &
gurar&n los mas altos personages de
las socisdsdss cssadense y america
NJ,
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mas para discutir eli trataio antes
de empez arse la sesi6a regular de
Diciembre. Dddase que pueds rati
fcarse el tratado en- tan corto item
po. sobre todo porque siempre hay
que contar con In oposicion de algu.
nos republicAnos.
De todos modos, las probAbili.
dades de q ae ell trAtado sea ratifica :
do. son mayores que 81 Sc pusiera el
asunto en- mAnos del C3ng .eso para
darle caractsr de me1ida legislati
Va.
e Pfesidente, que es amigo de
dar sorpresas, no quiera decir nada
acerca de 81 actitud, limit4adose a
manif ,star que CabA ciertamente
necesits de. Ia proteccion comercial
de este pals, y gus 81 Sc propone hA.
Ger cuanto le sea dRble para que esa
protection sea IN hecho. Mas, no
es possible socor de 81, que, como
hombre pr&ctico nj fia, sabe hacer
las ccsas sin muchos escarceos.
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Los b0ers.
Buena medida
del gobierno ingles

e. Gobierno hs resueFto escojer
nm cierto I'd nero de cultivadores
beers in duyentes y enviarlos al Ca
nadA, & Australia y 6 Nueva z sslan
dia ara que estadien los N metodos
agrfcolas modernos. Ls primera
mis ion salio ya psra ell G nsdA y re-
gtesara viuiendo por An strslis; est&
compuesta de un gran propietario
del Distrito de O-an llamkdo Amos
te, su esposa y dos otros plantado'
res; In sc gonda serG compuesta de
ex prisioneros de guerra y saldrA
para CeilAn.
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Tn boSQue petrifiCadO
EN- RIzONA.
Sc har5 all1 un parQue
de 400 heCtareaS.

New York Agosto II. En- ell es-
tado de A 'izona existe nm bosque
tornado de gigantascas conijeras
que vivieron en- e2ocA geol6gica
muy snterior 6 In nuestra. La altu-
rA de estos arbe as, de especie hoy
ext,nguida, es de 40 pies y SD diam J.
tro va1fs de uno custro pies, la
altura de nm hombre. NADIA m&s Gu
rioso que est ,s seres donde 10 su tan
cia org&nica ha sido sustisuida por la
materia inorg&nics; arboles de retro.
silex hoy. testigos mudos de las evo'
lu Jones del globo.
E, C}ngreso de- los Esta los Uni
dos ACADIA de pa ar una ley tende ate
4 creAr IN parque que comprende ell
bosque p stri6cado. Este parque ten
dr& 400 hectAreas y su a!tura es de
2,1C0 pies sobre el nivel del mar.
En- IL exposition de Bufslo 30
exhibieron 2 muestras notables de
estas plantas petrifcadas.
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Sc deses alq altar una casa de
bue mas condolences higienicas, cuyo
precio no exec Ia de S25 En- esta
imprenta iDformarkn. %.

CONSEJO A LAS MADRES. - Ell iarabe camante
de la seora Wnslow debe sempre que los nios
estan ell periodic de la dentci6n. Proporciona avio
Immediate al Pequeho paciente produce un sueho ma
muy vivo alegre. Es muy agradable al paadar cama
al nifo, abanda sus encas avia sus dolores, haee fa
Giles las uncones del esomago regula los ntestinos
Es ell meor remedio conocido para la diarrea va pro
yenga esta de la denticion de cua9qera otra causa
Tengase mucho cuidado pedir el Jarabe Calmante
de Ia Sehora Winsow"; es el rnejor de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-23
FL Rey Eduardo
reViSa las trOpaS
de la India.

Londres, Al sto IA. Aver pas6
revista ell Rey E !uardo & las tropas
de las Indias, regal&ndoles & los sol
dados medallas. PortabA ell Roy una
hermosfsima espada, valorada en-
mil libraa estsrlinss, regalo que le
hizo ell MaharsjAh Ah de Jaipin. La
Reina recibi6 una gran ovaci6n, al
pasar por entire las lineas de solda.
dos Sc yeron estrepitosos aplausos.
Despues de 10 revistA Ell Ray Sc diri'
gio los ofici ales con frases congra'
tu atorias, que 81 habia tsmido ha'
berse privsdo de squel gusto, debido
d su d.tima epfermedad.
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ReViSta naval en- LOndreS.

Londres Is Agosto Aver sslie-
ron ell Rey Eduardo y IL R sira Ale
jandla en- carruaje CON la carrcsa
baja. escoltados por So guards de
homer 6 ID Estaciou Victoria llegau-
do Cauces para revistar los bug ques
de guerra Ell s&bado.
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A nu sstros ani COS.

EstA llam&ndo In Atenc1on el
Hotel s'The Marina, situado en- la
calle de San Jose ndmero l esquina
q Tetusn, por las cemidas tan ex.
quisitas que u Sc hacen y por L.
vista hermosa y fresca que tiene hi.
cia In bahia. p
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Una bOmba.

Con volantas fijas, y loca, lista
para funcionar al vspor, Sc vende
barata. Informaran en- La Oorregpon
enoia.
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N0TICIAS

COLEGIO-sh ss,o,a hoA N ANqkE. , E.,
Cursos para todos los grados. Tsmbfen Cursos
Comerci9ies y preparatorios. Sc enseha Aleman,
Frances Espafol. Profesores competentes. LII
breria de %, 900 voldmenes.
Laboratorio. Buena Influeaoia moral No hay cafes
Salndable sitio en- la montaIla. Baratura El II de
de Septiembre empezara el So Curse
Gatalogos Wstas envan ibrs de gastos quen 10
solicIte. Direoci6n JULIUS D. DREHER. PresLdente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-23

L> pr&ctica 10 hA demostrAdo,
que 10 que se compra barato sale ca :
70, pero no sucede asf con 10 que
usted compre en- la "Dalce Allan
"a" de CAlderon Aviies & Co. en- 10
cAlle de 10 Cruz.
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Eureka,

Es indisputable y no
cabe duda: la Emulsion
de Scott no tiene rival
en- el mundo terapeuti-
co. La mejor prueba es
su gran fama universal
y ell uso tan popular que
de ella Sc hace. Desde
el vanidoso aristocrata
hasta el humilde aldeano
la consumer con perse-
Uerancia, con fe y con-
OeAcfmlento, porque va
no Sc ignoran sus vir-
tudes,
Las propiedades fisio-
logicas de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-23
NAda bay tan elegAnte 2 aua

NADIA hay tan elegante = qua
tAnto enamore los hombres como
una muier joven 8 visja cuAndo lle'
Va puesta una de les mil mantillas
que 1925 l.50y2 se v.nden en-
Ell Cleio2. camAs, catres metklicos,
colchones y almohadas para ven der
q cuslQuier pracio Forta1eza %.
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81 ca que deseA ustsd, comprar
buenos viuos, le aconsejam os vsya
al eAorro. de J use So ivsras, do 1d q
los encontrarA listed ex ;elentes.
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de Scott

) Aceite de Higado de BacaIao
: i!ipofosfitos de Cal y de Sosa
( son bien y generalmente ;
; conocidas. d
3 Sus propiedades medi- !:
Z cinales son irrefutables
) en- la curacion de las
: Intermediates pectorales,
: bHlin0nares E mteshnales ;:
{ en- la Anemia, la CL0ro- ;
: SIS, Ia Dyspepsia, ell Rev. F;
9 mahsmo y en- todas las
Z Intermediates que debi-. +:
z Titan el SlStema nefVlOSO. +;
7 No hay mejor bnico y re- f.:
: conshtnyente, nj digeshOo
: mejor asimilable que la
9 Emulsion de Scott.
( SCOTT & BOVINE, Qufmicos, New 9ort.
j De venta en- las Farmacias Droguerias.
: AZ
S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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So encuentrs enferno en- Pom
CO don AYelino Auffant-
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En- Coamo Sc b allan vAcsntes una
pslza de maestro principal y tres
rurales,
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Han contraldo mstrimonio en-
Csguas don Lorenko Jimenez y 10
sef1orits Natalia S 3l6
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Auoche era extraordinaria

Auoche era extrAordinaria IL
animacion en- 10 eTertnlia del Polo
Nortes de A A1gsl R!vsro. Las par.
tidas de ajsdrez y tresillo batiscon
Ell record y. se sirvisron 1853 ponches
de cerveza & la alemana y & 10 ame.
ricana. So pas6 10 noche muy
agradab nente.
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II IN lllecido en- Ponce, Vlcen
te Col6a Garcia CristobAl G. Arcf&,
Concepc.oa Martinez y Eusebio
Fitz oa.fich.
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FOREIGN

One Year, ........... gold ...... 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Han contraido mstrim onio en-
10 ciudad de Ponce. German PAg.
Marquee y Marfs Nlevss. Ga
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
CHILDREN ALL DEAD.
Three Boys and Two Girls Perish in
Burning Home of Man in
New York State.

Binghamton, N. Y, March 11.-"Dig
one large grave; children all dead"
So reads telegram received Mon
day by his sister in this city from
Thomas Scanlon, whose five children
were burned to death at Shinhopple,
Delaware county, Sunday night. They
were Mary, aged 10; Thomas, aged
II; Nellie, aged eight; Dennie, aged
four, and Michael, aged 2 years. The
bodies will be brought here in ore
large coffin for burial to-day. No de-
tails of the accident can be secured.
Shinhopple is a small settlement
near Hancock, comprised of only a
few houses and the Finch-Ross Chem
ical company's works, where Scanlon
was employed. The family removed
there from this city five months ago.
1t is presumed the home was burned
at night while Scanlon was away and
that all the occupants except Mrs.
Scanlon persisted.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18

yesterday for home on the steamer
Deutschland. The prince was great
ly pleased with his trip and said he
should never forget how the American
people everywhere met him with hos
pitality and sympathy.
In a telegram to President Roosevelt
the prince expressed his gratitude to
the nation for his cordial reception,
and the president responded, thanking
the prince for his visit. kilograms
were also exchanged between the pres
ident and Emperor William.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
GEN. M[IHUEN CAPTURED.
British Officer and Four Guns and
and Many Men Fall Into the
Hands of the Beers.
GEN. DELAREY WINS GREAT VICTORY.
Methuen Is Manufactured Omcers
and Thirty-Eight Men Are Killed
Disaster Occurs Between VIM
burg and Lichtenburg, Orange
River Colony.


London, March lit was announced
Monday that Gen. Lord Methuen and
four guns had been captured by the
Beers commanded by Gen. Delarey.
The news came like thunderbolt to
London. The extra editions of the even
ing papers giving an account of the
disaster were eagerly bought up and
their readers hurried through the
streets with anxious faces, and bitter
remarks were passed on the subject of
the governments declaration that the
war in South Africa was over. The
news came too late to affect business
on the stock exchange, but excited curb
dealings quickly followed the closing,
in which the South Africans slumped
heavily.
In brief, Lord Kitchener announced
that when Gen. Methuen was captured,
wounded, with four guns, three Brit
ish officers and 80 men were killed and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
BOLD BANK ROBBERS.
Loot Safe of Institution mt Minooka,
Ill, ana Make Good Their
Escnnc

Joliet, ILL.,, March IA band of
six men early Thursday morning
broke into the. Exchange bank, in
Minooka, nine miles west of Joliet,
wrecked the safe with dynamite and
secured between $4,000 and $4,000 in
cash. Theodore Krine, citizen who
heard the explosions, rose from a
sick bed and went to warn A. X.
Knapp, president of the bank. The
robbers discovered Krine on his re-
turn and assaulted him viciously4 and
left him gagged. He was not found
until nearly two hours after. The
robbers took handcar on the Rock
Island road and went west
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
GREAT TIDAL WAVES.
Scores of People Along Cen
trail American Coast,

San Francisco, March little
steamer Newport, from Central Amer
lean and Mexican ports, brought the
first news of disaster between La
Libertad and a point 80 miles north of
Acajutla. In the morning of March 4
three tidal waves burst over all that
length of coast, and when the Newport
sailed SO bodies had been recovered.
The waves went over the barriers that
had been built along the coast and
swept up to La Libertad and Acajutla.
The towns were not damaged, but sew
eral fishing settlements were de-
stroyed. At Acajutla number of
children were among the missing,
while many mothers had been carried
away.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
Seven Killed.

Vicksburg, Miss, March ia cy-
clone swept through the southern sec
ton of Copiah and the northern sec
ton of Lincoln counties Wednesday
morning, killing at least seven people
and leveling buildings, trees and fences.
Montgomery, a village in Copiah, on
the Illinois Central railroad, was the
worst sufferer and four bodies are
known to be under debris of collapsed
buildings. Three miles further south
a railroad camp was wrecked and three
negroes killed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
AL1GELD'S SUDDEN DEATH !
Ex-Governor of Illinois, WhileSpeak-
ing at Pro-Boer Meeting at Jo-
liet Is Stricken.
FIRST SEIZED WITH FIT OF DIZZINESS.
to Hotel He Soon Loses Con-
sciousness in Which Condition He
Remained Until Death Came at
700 n. m.-Specialists Give Cause
as Cerebral Hemmorhnges.

Joliet, ILL.,, March 13.-Former Gov.
.John P. Altgeld died in Room IS, Hotel
Monroe, Wednesday morning at 1909
O'Clock. He had been unconscious since
midnight.
Mr.. Altgeld was the principal speak
GER at a pro-Boer mass meeting Tues
day night in the Joliet theater.
Just at the close of his speech sud-
sden dizziness seized him and he was
assisted from the stage. The meeting
proceeded, the audience not realizing
what had happened. Mr.. Altgeld was
taken to the door of the theater, where
several vomiting spells seized him.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
Centennrian Dead

Marshalltown, Ia, March 14.-Mrs.
Jane Smith, one of the few centenari-
ans in this state, died here Thursday
afternoon. If she had lived till June L
she would have been 1O3. She lived in
three centuries, and was true daugh-
ter of the revolution, the only one
known in Iowa. She remembered
events of the war of 1912 as if they oc-
Cured yesterday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
LONG RETIREs.
Tenders His Resignation as secre-
tary of the Navy-NIoody Is APP
pointed Successor.

Washington, March 1.-THE third
change in the cabinet of President
Roosevelt occurred Monday when Sec
rotary Long submitted his resignation
in graceful letter, it being accepted
in one equally felicitous by the pres
ident. The change was made complete
by the selection of Representative Will
liam Henry Moody, of the Sixth con-
gressional district of Massachusetts,
as Mr., Longs successor in the navy de-
partment.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
Funston In Chicago.

Chicago, March 1s.-Brig. Gen. Fred
erick Funston, the swimming warrior
and captor of Aguinaldo, was given a
banquet by the Marquette club last
night and in an address he vigorously
defended the policy of the United
States in the Philippine islands and
the men who are prosecuting the cam
paign there, and said the war would
long ago have ended but for the hope
of the Insurgents of aid from dissat-
isfed-party in the United States.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
wife's Terrible D.ed

Dayton, o., March 1e.-While Isaac
White (colored) was asleep in bed
Tuesday, his wife threw gasoline over
him and ignited it. White died of his
burns at hospital at night, and his
wife subsequently made confession.
She is under arrest, charged with MUIR
der. The woman claims White beat
and choked her when he came home
and then went to bed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
"Terrible swedev Dead.

Milwaukee, March 15.-John Lawson
("the terrible Swede"O the well-known
bicycle rider, died Friday night at ST.
Joseph's hospital in this city, after a
five-days' illness of pneumonia. Law
son was well known in bicycle circles
throughout the country, having par
ticipated in several long-distance con-
tests, besides appearing at many of
the national meets. He lived at Salt
Lake and Chicago at different times.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
CONGRESS BUSY At WORK
National Lawmakers Consider Meas
ures of Importance and Pass
Appropriation Bills.
DAILY SUMMARY OF THE PROCEEDINGS.
Senate Ratifies The Hague Conven-
ton Relative to the Conduct of
Warehouse Passes Post Office APP
proprintion Bill-"Omnibus' Meas
ure for Territories.

Washington, March 11.-When the
senate convened Monday joint reso-
luton was passed authorizing the sec
rotary of the navy to donate to the
Minnesota State Historical society the
steering wheel of the former United
States steamer Minnesota. Other
minor bills were passed.
Washington, March Ex-senator
Hoar made vigorous speech in the
senate yesterday in opposition to the
proposition to elect senators by direct
vote of the people, which he declared
would be a breach of the pledge given
the states when the government was
founded. Senator Mallory, of Florida,
made an extended speech in opposition
to the ship subsidy bill.
Washington, March Ex-senator De-
pew made the leading argument in
favor of the ship subsidy bill in the
yesterday.
Washington, March 1.-THE con-
ference report on the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill was
agreed to in the senate yesterday,
Senator Morgan reported the Hep
ship subsidy bill was further consid-
cred
Washington, March Is. - Senator
Foraker spoke in the senate yesterday
in favor of the ship subsidy bill and
Senators McLaurin and Harris opposed
it. The Hague convention relative to
the conduct of war was ratified
House.
Washington, March 1.-THE bill to
classify the rural free delivery service
and place the carriers under the con-
tract system, which has been debated
in the house for over week, was
passed Monday, but in form that COM
pletely changed the purpose for which
it was framed. Before it was passed
the bill was altered radically by it's op-
ponents. All the provisions relating to
the placing of carriers under the con-
tract system were stricken out and the
salary system not only was continued
but the maximum salary of carriers
was increased from $500 to 5000 per an
mum.
Washington, March 12.-The house
yesterday entered on the consideration
of the post office appropriation bill,
but as usual during general debate on
an appropriation bill, the members
who spoke devoted themselves to
everything except the bill before the
house.
Washington, March 13.-General de-
bate on the post Office appropriation
bill continued in the house yesterday,
number of topics being discussed.
Washington, March 14.-In the
house yesterday general debate on
the post Office appropriation bill was
closed and consideration of IL of the
81 pages of the bill were completed.
Mr.. Crumpacker Qnd.) introduced a
resolution for the appointment of a
committee to investigate the suf-
frage laws of the several states, and
whether the right of suffrage is
abridged or denied in any way.
Washington, March 15.-The post
office appropriation bill was passed in
the house yesterday. The committee
on territories decided upon an "omni-
bus" bill providing statehood for Ari-
IONA, New Mexico and Oklahoma.
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To he Sold for Taxes.

Indianapolis, Ind, March 15.-The
old Lincoln farm, in the heart of Lin
coin City, Spencer county, is to be sold
for delinquent taxes. Attempts have
been made to turn the farm into park,
and ask congress to make an appro-
priation for its purchase, and this may
be done after the farm passes into
other hands. The mother of Lincoln
is buried on the farm.
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Illinois Miners Yield

Peoria, Ill, March 1.-THE United
Mine Workers Thursday morning
agreed to the ultimatum of the Coal
Operators association in the matter
of wage scale for the coming year in
the Illinois district. The scale thus
agreed upon it not materially diff
ferent from that paid in this district
last wear
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House Doorkeeper Dead.

Washington, March 13-W. j. Glenn,
the doorkeeper of the house of repre-
sentatives for the past four terms, died
here at 3:15 o'clock Wednesday after
noon from pneumonia and an attack
of the grippe. He was 80 years old.