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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
THE Il ! SIGNED ''''' d
Paducah is 70 Second Glass City
And Next ToLouisviIle.
Signature OF the Governor Affixed Late
Yesterday Afternoon.
Al frankfort.
OTHER BILLS that ARE NOW SIGNED

Frankfort, Ky, March aa-Gover.
nor Beckham yesterday affixed his
name to 20 bills, among which was
the bill transferring Paducah from
the third to the second class. He has
not yet vetoed any bill, but it is be-
lieved he will vetoe the anti-docking
bill, and will approve the investment
company bill, which it was at first
thought he would disapprove. The Pa.
ducah bill was signed late yesterday
afternoon.
Other bills signed were; The bill
authorizing the Louisville school
board to adopt the kindergarten as .
rArt Of the system of public schools Of
that city.
The bill providing for the taking Of
the school census Of the city Of Louis.
willie once In three years, instead Of
annually.
Senate bill s5-Fi1ing penalty for
failure Of county superintesdents to
notify scholars of provisions Of A. and
n. college law.
Senate bill i45-An set authoSisinG
the legal voters Of . county to vote .
school tax for the purpose of exssnd-
ing the terms Of common schools.
offered by Senator Byron.
House bill s5-Ths Klair bill, TAX
ing from women in c1ies Of the Sec
ond class the right t. vote in school
elections
House bill 55-Relnsing to the as
sessmsnt and collection Of school taxes
in cities Of fifth and siIsh CLASSES
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
Police Undertake to CAPTURE Shanty
Boat Man Charity.
An Officer Struck BY Another Outlaw all
Fired Several Shots at
The Fugitive.
THE GANG WILL BE BROKEN up

Lieutenant T. J. Moore and sever
members of the night police forc'
made raid on shanty boats above
Clark's river Sunday morning, leav
ing the city about O'Clock and re
turning ct 8. They were in search
Of Charity, the notorious shanty boatei
who is wanted on two felony charges
and is said to be the one who has beer
stealing logs from Langstaff and 9th
err.
The officers came across the boats
between IClarks river and what il
known as the Plum Orchard" and
in one Of them found two men, John.
son Garter and Luther Butts. They
knew where the Charity boat was,
about two hundred yards below, and
Butts was taken with the officers |: to
point it out to them. and Garter was
left, to remain under the espionage Of
Officer Enoch Lynn.
The officer was armed with Win
chester rife, and Carter seemed i'll at
ease, and asked the officer II he
thought they would arrest him and
take him to the lookup. The officer
to relieve the prisoners fears, replied
that he didn't think they would. and
about this time Carter struck him .
terrific blow and made for the woods
that skirted the bank.
As he disappeared in the gloom of
the trees, the officer, who fortunate
ly had not been knocked down by
the unexpected blow, opened fire,
but evidently missed. He fired four
or five times, and the denizens Of that
section thought Dewey with his fleet
had arrived in the neighborhood.
Charity's boat was searched, but
be was not found. Captain Bailey
declares he will have him II he re-
mains in this section of the country.
He is not only an outlaw, it is claim
ed, but dangerous one as we'll, and
will yet kill somebody II not arrest
ed or run out of this section.
1t is another instance of where tae
name of Charity covers a multitude
Of sins.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
TOOLS STOLEN.
NEW HOTEL AT JOPPA RAIDED
AND $500 WORTH TAKEN.

The new hotel being built at Joppa,
Ill, by the @. and E. l. railroad was
visited by thieves Friday night and
every tool in the building, chests and
all, was taken. They belonged to the
carpenters and other workmen en-
ployed on the building, and were
worth about $500. The thieves left
no clue, and there is no suspicion OF
who committed the degradation.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
GATE KEEPER DEAD.
NAN WELL KNOWN IN LOUIS,
WILLIE DIES I'm HOS
PITAL HERE.

Mr.. Ed. L. Young Of Loaisville,
the gate keeper ct the Louisville
union passenger depot died here in
the I. O. hospital yesterday Of Bright's
disease.
He entered the hospital on the 9Th
of the month. The deceased was "a
years Of age, and leaves . wife and
three daughters ct Louisville. where
the remains were shipped last might
for burial.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
NEW CHURCH FOR FULTON.
CATHOLICS HAVE ORGANIZED
AND WILL BEGIN SOON
ON BUILDING.

The Catholics OF Fulton have organ
lied and will build church In fui
ton. This was..decided on Saturday
'rhere are about SO members. Rev.
Father Clements Of Mayfeld is in the
,city and will contract for lot to build
the church upon.
The Catholics will hold another
msetine in Fulton March 80, Easter
Sunday afternoon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
A VICIOUS PRACTICE
MUST BE STOPPED.

Captain Henry Bailey Of the night
police forcs- states that several small
toys have b,cn in the haSit Of procur
ing whiskey somewhere m Paducah
and getting drunk, and he will prose.
o,te all giving, buying tor or selling
to- them any intoxicating hqsor. Sat.
uraay night zeb Jones, aged 10, and
about three feet high, was arrested for
being drunk, md . psct Of . halt pint
bottle found on him. He was re-
leaSed on account of his age.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
PROMINENT ATTORNEY.
MR.. H. M. HEATH DIES AT
GRAND RIVERS AFTER A
LONG ILLNESS.

Mr.. II. M. Heath, a well known at
torney, and formerly county attorney
Of Marshall, died at his home in
Grand Rivers Saturday evening, after
long illness. While his condition
had been rather serious, he was be.
lieved to be improving up to Saturday
afternoon.
He was born in Marshall county,
and lived there all his life until about
two years ago, when he moved to
Grand Rivers. He was one Of the
best known attorneys in this part Of
the state.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
A SEVERE GOLD FOB
THREE MONTHS

The followizsf lettss froo A. J.
Nushaum of Basss~iils. Ind. tells its
own story. Il sufrsped ior three
months with q severe osld. A drug
gist prepared ms some medicine, and 9
physician prescribed for me, yet did
not improve. 1 then tried Foley's
Hooey and Tar, and eight doses cured
me. ," Refuse substitutes.
J. @. GILBERT.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
HE DID RIGHT.
LIVELY TINE AT A .CoLORED
BAPTIzING YESTERDAY.

The "Do Right" denomination, col.
ored, held baptizing at the foot of
Jefferson street yesterday and lively
time was experienced.
There was q large crowd to witness
the ceremonies. One of the head meas
wrath was aroused at q remark mrae
by an outsider, and he proceeded 70
knock him down. The men wee
separated and officers summoned, bus
the guilty man had escaped by the
time the officers arrived.
No arrests have yet been made.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26

The american Tobasco-efus has ..
ken one iAll out of tho szsish octorss
and is sstiently swsitins another
chance 40 her. The Eneh,h trust or.
cred largo bonuses to cnsomers who.
would contract not to ~ Americas
goods, and the American s.ss prompt.
iy announced that 1t viii give TO its.
customersshe net profits Scr the next
four years and 400. 900 pos4sls annual
~. The business OF the A1Srrioan con
oerns amounted TO about nssS, 900 las. I
year, and sse bonuses ~ will be
distributed viii no donss BE- very
largo. ALL England 10 amszed at the
aggressive, invincible stand ..of the
American ossnpany has tiken, and it
is predicted Tbs English Syndicate aud
ito attempted boycott will = OF hold.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
Judge Toney Decides He Is Entitled
to Louisville Wharfnastership.
Mob atr0wen,on foled,k, It's Attempt
To Lynch and DrTssa
,luTfsN NEWS OVER Tst WIRE
AAGER WINS.

Louisville Ky March aa.--Iudse
Sterling r. TSney of the law and
equity division le' circuit court, today
handed down an opinion III the csss Of
william t. Rc>ger, Republican.
against John J. D5ter, Democrats de-
Gliding tia, Reager ~ entitled to the
position The docl,,onl came az q
bombsheil in the rsuts Of the Dong,
Gratis
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
THE CASE COMPROMISED.

81 Y. Woodruff, for s. Higgins,
nanaker Of the opera house ct Muir
NJ, sued the Hubert Labadie Faust
oonpany here saturday for sl0o for
sllsesd: bsseeh q ooe>sast y falling to
plny lesg.y, vhlpk ~ ingpssible on
soosan> 4 - nllssad 5pha!nla, TIA
apit ~ ~ ~ r. - ~ \
>s,ae>n> ~ ~ ~ ~
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
CROWD At MURRAY.
pApuCAH AucTIoNEER GOES
DOWN TO SELL HORSES.

Colonel Hoppy Little left this morn
ing for Murray, KY. to sell at auction
skc head Of horses. This is county
Acourt dsy there, and large crowd OF
people from the surrounding country
"a expected. The horses belong to
several different men.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26
40 THE BLIND SCHOOL.

Mary Poe, the blind girl who has
been in the county poor farm, was this
morning sent to Louisville by Rev
Chiles, where she willibe placed in the
blind institute there. The blind in
stitute officials sent permit for her
entrance here last week.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26

Thrust Be Jolly nice y be q mem
ber Of parliament wheh the mem
BEES fall ous they have oAy to tell
eash other what they thanh In the
most picturesque language possible.
am. then withdraw" tss9 remarks
Troy SIRE has enabled % unburden
their minds without fear bf getting
TllmAnizea.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-26

The more human the preAcher the.
more divius viii his presehlh,g be.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19

Secci6n 9, 2inea 8, dice <r9la'
c1oas lease <prelaci6n0. Sometido &
votscion, quej6 aprobado este pro
yecto en- segunda lectura y pasado
q la Comisi0n de leyes copiadas.
Sc suspendt6 Ia Comisi6a total
y reanud6 Ia CAmara su session; q
propuesta del ser1or Mattel secuuda-
do por Serrano So suspendi6 la se'
sion para, c0ntinuarla 6 la hora re.
glamentaria del .dia Immediate.
Ell Sr Eg0zcue solicita que de
acuerdo cen 10 resuelto en- Ia session
de aver respecto de suspender ell re.
glamento para discutir ell proyecto
70 sobre csrta constituciocalde ID
Ciudad de San Juan, SO proceda q
su discussion. La Camara acord6 gus.
pender Ell reglamento al objeto indi
cAdo y Sc constituy6 en- Comisi6n to-
taL bsjo Ia Presidencia, del senor
Rosy.
Siendo las circo 2 -cuarto .. m.
Sc suspendio la Comisi6n total Y
reanudando la Camara su session
propuso ell Sr. Mattel secundado por
el sef1or Serrsno Sc suspendiera Ia
session, quedando asi acordada pa
ra continuarla q la hora reglamen-
taria del dia Immediate.
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AnunCio de obraS.

La Compania de los ferrocarri .
les de Pto- Rico pone en- conocimien
to del pd0lico que reoibr& hasta ell
dia 25 de Febraro en- curse, & las 2
de Ia tarde, las proposiciones que
oonvlniere nacerle para los trabaios
de construction de Il via de Hormi.
gueros & San German.
Los interesados podrSn exami-
mar en- las Oficinas de Ia compa MA
las pliegos de condolences y demas
dOcumentOs.
La base de las proposiciones des
cansa sobre una reduction del tanto
por ciento dnic0 sobre todas las uni
dades de Ia serie de precios estable'
cidos pOr la misma
El Comit6 abr1ra los pliegos una
nora despues de la indicada reser.
vandose aceptar Ia proposition que
estime mas cOnveniente hacienda Ia
adjudication 6 rechazarlas todas si'
no llenasen 8 su juicio las condicio'
nes del trabajo.
San Juan de PR. IA Febre1o 1902
Francisco lie P. Ace4n0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19
UNA BODA.

Don jose de Elzaburu y Ia Srta.
Amalia Gaztambide. han contraido
justas nupcias en- Sabans Grande.
APadriLaron ell aCtU ell sen3r D.
Herminio Diaz Navarro y su distin-
gu;da sonora, hermana de la despo-
sada.
La joven psreja sali6 inmedia-
tGmeute de terminada la ceremonia
para esta Capital.
Ell simpatico suceso, del cual
hemos sabido por la prensa de la is :
la, fu@ celebrado en- fami!is, pero
con toda Ii esplendidez de que 6sta
sAbe dar alta nota
Unidos por LAGOS de estrechs Y
antigua amistad q la familia Gaztam-
bide, tenemoE especial fntimo de-
SEQ de que los desposados gocen 90
eterna luna de miel, en- Ell npevo ho-
gar que hoy constjtuyen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19
N0TICIAS.

Don Angel Munoz Secretario
del Ayuutamiento de Vega Alta, SO
encuentra gravemente eufermo.
OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de J1s6 g del
Vale Fortaleza II (alt.os} Ges5i6n
en- los Centros ofciaIes y Ayunta
nientos. Sc cuenta cor abogad0s
del pals y americanos y tra 1uctor
Tambien SO ocupa ests ofcina de
compTa y venta de fncas etc.
d M
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PICA PICA.

NOsotrOs nos e2lCOYQjia0nOS con
usted, senior Labrador, per que "a
llueVe sobre mOja6o y Ia terra esta
h6meda
En vez de rciociarse en- telegra-
far nOticias falsas, hubiera sido mas
cOrrecto venir tomar informes q
ests redacc-6n, pero probsblemente
le haclA c2squil,as su valor.
Ahora ell mismo sefIOr, approve
cha la oportunidad del bale de arte
sanos, para pasaTies la mano.
ION, poder del garrote, q 10 que
obligas!!!!!
No estA en- 10 cierto ell sNews.
al decir que ell Ayuntamiento ha
visto con iudiferencia la formation
de an buen cuerpO de Bomberos.
El Ayuntamiento, principal
mente Ell Alcalde Sr. EyOzcue, hA
hecho todo 10 que humauamente han
podido en- ese rsmo, pero siu dinero
no Sc va q ninguns payt9.
Ahora que ell Municipio puede
contar cou elementcs, emprender&
de hrme OBJ :as importsntes ca beue-
hcio de la ciudad.
A cada Cual SO 10 debo dar 10 su-
20.
Nue2tro Ayuutamionto tiene &
la manO un cangteio de dos bocas,
siempre dlspuesto a morder a los
caseros. ST esCapAu de cca, caen
lrremlsb,ement9 en Ia Otra.
81 tiene u el frento de- su casa
s1cio, 8 por que no le sgtada ell CO.
Ior de las pinturas quiere pintar de
nuevo; no 10 puede y. hAcer. Ne.
Ceslta pag2r uu dollar por darse oI
pisto de YER su fachada QA de su ca
Sd, Sc entiende), relucient9.
81 ell pOlvo ) cuAlquiera otra
causA Ia desCOlorado su fAchada, ell
Ayuntamiento le pa7a communication
dandole una semana de t6rmino para
pintar, pr3vio ell RH)j %mieuto de un
dollar.
Y mientras tanto Pepa fums y
Pepo escupe,
Pesamos por alto ell objeto, pc
70 hay que COnvenir que Ia f0rma
e. fondo del editorial que publica el
SSan j uan News de hoy, titulsdo
SCons6rvese IL Toga sin Marchasp,
CS eXCelente.
Para que los pribunales de JUS
tlcla me 'e2C&n todos los respetos
debldos, es condici6n indispensable
que los Jueces pue1sn ser inatsCa-
bles.
iSarfa muy triste cosa, que los
rateros juzg&sen q los otros rate
rOs!!
Go
Sc necasita resuello de buzo pa
ia tlrsrse sin pestSnear el primer
parrafo de la eSinfonfa1 de nuestro
estlmAdO cOlega sEl Paiso, de Syer
tarde, y SO necesits est6mago repu-
ollcSno, que tOdo 10 digiere, para no
lndlgestarse con algunos principles
socloIoglcos que defende, principles
que parecan Coudimeutados con tus.
tua y aceit0 de higuerets.
No quercmos romper lapzas con
OF bien estimado coleg@, nj darle mo-
tivos pars dessz5nec. C)ntamos
aun vivir bs' tant9 para vorle & 81
mlsmo metidO en- los berengenales
de las semillas que reg6, por QUE no
nacen pepihos donde SO STEM bran
h0rtigas.
No hemos dicho que SO trata de
levantar uu tercer partdo. No. De
10 que Sc trata es de Ie7antar un
snuevo partidoo, que comience por
partir les existent9s.
En- cuanto q progresses, seguri,
dades y prosperid sdes, estamos me-
jor que en- Jaujs. Y ell que no 10
declare asf es porque nc le da la
gans.
Todo Sc hs blari con el tempo,
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Espana.
Barcelona en- estado
ANARQUIOO.
Las tropas y los obreros ostan de
trente.

New York Febrero l9 80 P. NJ.
~ La ciudad- de Barcelona Sc en-
cuntra en- la mas declarada anar-
qula. Los obreros Catalanes Sc han
lanzado a la calle y vienen causan-
40 grandes atropellos y atacandolc
todo. Las tropas han descargado
sobre Ell immense gentfo que no ce-
de apesar de las bajas,
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$4,000 huelguistas
reunidos de distintos
,GREMIOS.
Al grito de men9s horas V mas ior-
nal LIN desenfreno complete.
New. York Febrnro IQ1-3O

New York Febrero IS l-30 2. NJ.
$4,000 huelguiStas, estan IN
eI may desenfreDo por las GALES
de Barcelona. Ese numero Sc ha
tornado por todos los gremios de
obreros que Sc han undo Ell gri-
TO q" combate es &nenos h0ras de
trabaj0 y mas jornal,x
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Kruger Sc mega
Dice que agotara
TODOs Los REOURs0S.
Con el estan todos los mas 6sforzados
del TransVaal.
TODOS Los REOURS0S

New-York Febrero 10 l-3O P. M.
FL viejo Presidente Kruger, Sc
MEGA seguir ell consejo de Italia
y asegura esUar dispuesto a agotar
ell dltimo recnFso antes que propo-
ner la paz Los mas braves agita-
dOres del TransVaal estan al lado
del Jefe y conformes con este pro-
cedimientO,
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PIANO..

Sc vende uno de lso en- buen
estado.
Iuformaran Fortaleza 50, bajoa.
d 3 S
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA SO dar&
co oca3iou 4 dos chi3os sprendices
qae sepsn c0mponer y distri BUR.
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IN BUGN NEGOCIO.

Cualquiar persona honrada y
artl7a con Ocho mil dollars en- efzc'
two. podria asociarse q an msgnifi
co negocio establecido hace tempo,
y el cual SO garantiza produce un
36 pS annual. Sc prefere uno que
liable Ing'6s. Dirijansa B .P Aparto
do de C0rTeo NJ 416 San Juan Pe1er.
to Rico.
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NOTlClAS POR CABLE
SERVICIO DIRECTO DE NEW-YORk
Los simpatizadores
dc Sampson
HAGEN GRANDES PROPAGANDAS
81 este sale triunfante.

New York Febrero l9 l-3O P. M
Los que estan 4 favor de.
Sampson, dicen que 81 este resulta
triunfante en- ell pleitO, debiera re-
clamarse una gran indemnizaci6n,
PueS la duda de que ha sido objeto
10 ha sumido en- Ell desequilibrio
mental de que viene padeciendo.
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Personajes
del Gobierno de Italia
AOONSEJAN A KRUGER
Establezoa negociaeiones de Paz,

New York Febrero 9 80 P. NJ.
Persenages del alto gobierno
de Italia aconsejan a Mr.. Kruger
que establezca negociaciones de paz
con lnglaterra, pues la campana
aun cuando dilate habra de resol-
verse en- favor de esa naci0n.
Este consejo tiene caracter eff
cioso, pero no ohcial.
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A QQion ilt0reSG.

En- les abundsntas pastos de
maloji!Ia que con tienen les terreo0s
conocidcs por Ia denomiaaci6a dc
SLa vega de don Lorenzo Lezcanos,
situadcs en- el barrio de Ia Carrera,
termino de Areoi5o So adl1ite & cul-
do ganadO vacuno y csballar.
Dirigirs9 & don Andres Pez Ur'
daz, qpi3n reside en- Ia misna tin-
ca,
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Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, usados, en-
0uen estado, q 20 pesos e. quintal,
Sc venden en- esta imprenta.
Tambi@n las csias para ellos.
p..d..v..p..s.
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Andres CrOSaS.
MARINA.

Ofcece: Maderas de pichip6a
surtidas, plno americana y sprace
teJamanis de pichip6n para techar,
plnturas, hero gaIvanizado torni-
llos = clavos, duelas, sscos vacfcs Y
efectos navales. Mantequilla y sal,
chichAs da nesas superiores.
V D 6 3
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M6rCadO de NeW-YOrk
Cotizaciones de hoy

4arina de Trigo <EI Gigan-
te% SacO. i 3-Q5
F 0rina de Maiz <Goldon Mai
ze. saco, 3 $50
Hacina de .Trigo <El Premio
Mayo saco. s 3-65
H. -''2 <Cabalio Volantep 5 sos
h!lnantO para cabaIIo
<Stock Foods saco. s I-30
Tocino de Norton (C;F) S 1912
WOOdlwn ) 1925
Jamones California; las 100
ibras. 5 8-25
&alchichones $1,000
Manteca HLa Vencedora1
cCrrientc} 5 100
N9nt9ca &La Primera1 (pu-
ra) S $50
Tocl1o &C"ecientes SI7-50
Queso5 young} america $1,000
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MsIIosb.f Z Ksrbgs

CEMENTo, HERO GALvANIzADO
ALAMBRE CON PUAs, CARRETTLLAL
PHARINA, ARROz, JABON, ACEG TIE, HIA
TINTURA, VINO EsPANOL Y CERvEz
a 90-I3
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MGmbrill0 en- pasta y CriStaI.

Z el estsblecilnientO de Lui1s
Herm@nos. Sc La rocib,1o una par
tida de pasta y CRYSTAL de membeillo
que es 10 mas selec5o que Sc ha Wis
to en- Puerto Rico. Dichos du1ces es.
tan colocados en fnos y elegantes
vasos, de modo que res0lta el dulce
de bslde. Vean esa g&rgA los adcio,
nsdos q 10 bueno y bsrato.
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SOLDIERS AMENABLE
sri
IN CIVIL COURTS
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Shows That Courts Martial Don't
Always Go.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 2S.-
The United States circuit court Of ap-
pea1s has decided that the members
of the United States army are amena-
Bile in the civil courts of the country
for offenses other than those commit
ted solely in violation of army rules.
The decision was delivered in the
case of Lieut.. John NJ NeaH, a Preside
officer, convicted of forgery in 1898
before a Jury and sentenced to serve
two years in prison. NealPs attorneys
appealed from the lower courts find
ings and the jury's verdict, claiming
that, as NeaI and all the parties con-
cerned in his alleged offense were
members Of the United States army,
Neal1s trial should have been a court
martial under the articles of WAR The
high court will nota grant that error
occurred in this particular. s5o
After an exhaustive argument, deal
ing with the constitutions utterances
on the subject, the court of appeals de-
MED the petition for seEAyersal of the
judgment Of the lower Geurts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-29
ACTING QUARTERMASTER
SUED BY GOVERNMENT
Claim That Paul Rossinser, of Mon
tana, Failed to Account for Large
Amount Of Supplies.

HELENA, Mont, Oct. 2S.-Paul Ros-
singer, of Stockton, has been made de-
fendant in suit commenced by the
United States district attorney. The
government claims that the defendant,
while second lieutenant and acting
quartermaster in the Tenth United
States cavalry in Florida and Alabama
in 1898 and 1899, failed to account for
a large amount of supplies, together
with s763 in money. The supplies, it is
claimed. aggregate $162,305 in value,
and consisted of feed and other regi-
mental supplies and equipment fur
nished the regiment between July 1,
1898, and July 1, 1899.
A. government official stated that as
a matter of fact the government did
not expect to recover such amount as
is sued for. 1t was stated that Mr..
Rossinger had failed to properly &C
count for the supplies, but that he
proved he had turned them over to his
successor when he retired from the
army on account of i'll health. The de-
PENDANT states that he expended the
money charged against him for coffee
for the regiment between Aug. and
Nov. 1, 1898.