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The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
SHE WORE A
STOLEN COAT.
Young Colored Woman Under
Bail For Coat. Driver En-
bezzles From Warmers.

| Eliza Iiokc, colored, appeared in
the City Court dock this morning
wearing the latest style hat. Had it
not been for the act Of Officer Pierce
she WOULD also have had 4 $2S coat
as part of her outfit
The coat was taken from Crosby
& Hills store SIX weeks ago and was
not recovered until Saturday evening
when Officer Pierce saw Eliza at Sew
enth and Market streets wearing the
coat.
At the police station the coat was
identified by Miss Matte Bothv, a
saleswoman in Crosby & Hill's store,
as the property of the store. The
| girl was held under 5000 bail for
court,
Charles Williams, was charged by
Officer Hillary Wallace with vagran-
cy. About 730 o'clock last evening
at Delaware avenue and Jackson
street he found the man who said his
home was in Maryland and that he
had a brothcr-in.law lvins on Lam
caster avenue. Tie prisoner was
sent to the workhOuse for thirty
DAYS.
John Mills, colored, was charged
with carrying concealed deadly
weapon. George Bland testified he
bought razor on Saturday night and
gave 1t to Mills. When he was ready
to 90 home Mills returned the razor
to him. Mills was held under $lOO
bail for court.
Edward Winder. colored, pleaded
moi guilty to charge OF embezze-
ment. John C. Bowers, Cashier of
tho Charles Warner Co., testified
that Winder was one of the drivers,
lie delivered a ton OF coal and received
the money but 'urued in none oil the
1926. David Morris received the
coal at his home but Wlnder, whom
he paid for the coal gave 10 receipt.
Wiuder was held In $500 bail for
court. He said he lost the money,
Frank Rosso who was charged
with selling liquor without lice use
was held Tor further hearing on
NeuHeSuit evening.
Boat Was Not Christened
The quarterTasiers boat which
the Pusey & Jones Com pany launch.
cd OH Saturday for the United States
Government, was the first steamer
that was ever launched 10 this
locality, without being christened or |
named. Old sailors would be super.
stillous auout sailing In her.
Two Cases or Smallpox
John Wright, OF ia Townsend
street and Mary Layton of B and
streets we're sent to the
Emergency Hospital to-day suffering
with an.Illpoy |
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
UniOnists May lie Tried For Treason.

ALBANY. \. v, Nov. lit is re-
ported that Major General Roe, Adju-
tant General Henry and other officials
of the national guard have conferred
with Governor Odell regarding the ad-
visibility Of bringing treason charges
against the officers Of the Schenectady
labor union which expelled from It's
membership man who had served
with Company i, Second regiment,
during its recent service in preserving
order during the strike on the Hudson
Valley railroad
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
NlotOrn,an Dismissed

A committee OF the Motormeu 5
Union reported 10 the Central Labor
Union yesterday that two Of lis mem-
bers had been discharged by the vii.
mlngton City Railway, and that
some thought the dism issaIs uniuSt.
The matter is beng investigated by
the union,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
SlndaY Fire at Lea,s Milla

The district fire companie. wsra
called out by still alarms yesterday
afternoon to combat fire in the
corn-drying kiln at LEAFS Mills
After an hours work the fire was
extlnguished, 1t destroyed about
hIty bushels OF corn. The loss is
fully covered by insuran CO.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
More Land for Park Purposes

Members OF the CITY Council and
the Park Commission On saturday
viewed the Elliott proprrly whlch
the Park Commission deslres tor
park purposes, The nlemterS o
tho eounc,, were favorab. Impres s..
cd with The idea oil purchasing III {
strip OF land.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
Roberts Sees Tl,inns

Jonathan B. Roberts, of No. lis
West Ninth street, reported to the
police that two men We're acting in
a suspicious manner near his homo
early this morning. The police re-
sponded, but could find nobody.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
Successful supper at Hockessin.

The women of the Methodist
Church at Hockessin gave very sue
ccssful supper in the Hall Saturday
evening Many people were served
by the church women who showed
themselves efficient cooks and wait
resses. The cand, and fancy tables
were well supplied, ana patronized
by the people. 1t is thought that
500 was realized. The money will
be used in making repairs to the
church,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
VIII Continue Prosecutions

The executive officers of the Board
of Health will swear out a number
OF warrants tomorrow for persons
who have failed to obey the orders
of the Board.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
Cnt Artery In Arm.

While Lee J. Martin, or 23O5
Washington street was cutting up
rabbit, the knife slipped and cut
an artery in his left arm. DR..
Worthington dressed the injury.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
KILLED BY TROLLEY.
Little Jewish Boy Gets in Way of People Q
Trolley Car.

Trolley Car.
Oscar Goldstein, son of Bernard
e. Goldstein, of POI East Third
street, died at the Delaware Hos
pltal yesterday afternoon as result
of inj juries received by being run
over by trolley car.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing as car No. As of the Peoples
line was running between Front
and Second on King the boy ran in
front of the car. Motorman Brown
was unable to stop the car in time
and the boy was tn rown beneath
the wheels. His light leg was fear
fully lnapgled. lie was removed
iii the Phoenix ambulance to the
Delaware Hospital where he di ed
two hours later
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
Most NnrtherLN Railroad.

STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Nov. H.
The most nortl4erly railroad in the
world, the Riksgra acnsbanan has been
inaugurated in the presence of the Nor
wegian and Swedish authorities.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
Sand Digger ReDajred.

| The sand digger Phoenix OF the
s'hsrlss Warner Company VIII, h
has been at The shirv stIs oi pusey
adi jones Company tcr. r-p4ir. vas
amp. All len EI.1aY.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
Lecture At New Century Club

Dr. William Wis,er Comfort, will
lecture in the the New Century Gu .,
this afternoon at four o'clock, on
til, subject Modern Fiction 10
Spain.'
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
2 CHRISTENED CHEMICAL.
There Was Mud as Well as Water
/ Used.

The Phoenix Fire Company
christened the chemical engine of
the Brandywine Company yester-
day when it responded to the fire at
Lea's Mills. 1t was the first chance
the Phoenix had and they were
anxious to do the work. The plug
to which the hose was attached had
not been used for some time and
the water was thick with mud.
When the Brandywine chemical
engine came dashing down Market
street, the men, horses and appara-
tus were deluged with a flood of
mud and water. All hands had been
expecting it, however, and took it
good naturedly.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
Alleged Illegal VotirR,

On a charge Of votin4 o .:allv,
William Dennis. coIorai as "a en-
he!t under $500 uai for Cour1 by
Magistrate Prtchett.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17

The thermometer at w. G. TAYLOR 4
drug store 3O2 king street to-day reg
tstered aSfOllows:
7O'clOck ~ O'Clock lo'clock
So "a ga
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
ShOplifters at Work.

The police have been informed
that a number of Market Street
stores have been roUed of consider
able property by two colored shop
lifters.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
WRIGHT'S BAND BAZAAR
Penkctt Leads in the Voting Contest
Band to Give Concert Tonight.

Band to Give Concert Tonight.
There was a large gathering al
Wright's Military Band bazaar Sat
urday night and all present had a
delightful time.
Ine voting contest continues to
be the feature OF the fair and Sat
urday night stood as follows; Pen
kett, 3l9; Hinson, PA; Hubert, 200;
Welch, l23; Goler 90; Price, A;
Fisher, Az Gordon, q; Grandson,
IL; Freeman, 9.
This evening the members of the
different clubs will be present. The
baud will give a grand concert,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
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Road COmmissioners' Bond

Before Judge Spruance this morn.
ing the road commissioners bonded
IN the sum of $500 each.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
Local I,i's,I,,,

See Vande,eG II i,..Ausbe., for
NtGl lie IhsLlituce. NVUm 4US
LluilaUle Bulu.u..
The daily Republican., 1902-11-17
Boat Was Not Christened
Two Cases OfSmaIlDOx

John Wright, OF ia Townsend
street and Mary Layton OF B aud
Townsend streets were sent to the
Emergency Hospital to-day Suffering
with smallpox,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
En- el Senado de Was
hingt0n
Aprobaci6n de Ia ley abOliendO los
fmpuestos de guerra
EL INFORME DE LA OOMISION
TOTALMENTE AOEPTADO
s millones de dollars rebajadOs

(.5srvicio cablegraico especial del BOletin
Mercanti)
: Nueva York, martes - Noticias
recibidas hoy de Washington en-
esta ciudad dicen que aver tarde en-
ell Senado ha sido votada q Ultima
hora Ia ley aboliendo los impusstos
fjados & los productcs exportados
como derechos de guerra. Esta ley
ha sidy totalmente aceptada tai CO
mo Ia propuso la comisi6n de me-
dos y arbitrios, exceptuando sola
mente del beneficio los trigos y BUS
productos manufacturados.
La rebaja. pues. que obtiene el
comercio de los Estados Unidos con
Ia aboici6n del mencionado grava
men se calcula en-. la cantidad de
echo millones de dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
Intento de saqueO d los
merCadOS
Provision del Captain General de
Catalufla
FUEGO SOBRE LOS AMOTiNADOs
Detenciones, heridos y muertos
Eervioio cablegrAfco especial del BoletfI
~. Mercantil


Eervioio cablegrAfco especial del Boletfn
:. ~. Mercantil
Nueva York, martes -Despues
de sostener los huelguistas varias
colisiones con Ia policfa intent6 d.
rigirse q los mercados de la ciudad
para saquearlos, pero 81 captain ge
neral de Cataiuna, en- provision de
Ia intentona los habfa custoiiado
con fusrzas del ejercito,
Las amotina los quisieron arrollar
tamb:en q la tropa y esta hizc tue
60 sobre ellos que SO detendieron
del ataque del ejercito desesperada.
mente.
Hasta muy entrada la noche NO
90 consigui6 dominar q los albcro-
tadores hsciendose mas de trescien.
tas detenciones y contandose diez
muertos y 65 heridos de los huel.
guistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
SerYicio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Hnelga general de 0bre-
rOS en- Barcelona
Cuarenta mil hOmbres recorriendo las
Gales de la ciudad condaI
RESISTENCIA ENERGICA 4 LA
POLIOIA
Dos gravemente herid0s


6srvioio tslegr6fco especial del Boletin
Mercantil)
Nueva York, martes -Telegra.
mas recibidos de Madrid, notifcan
que Ia junta directora de la huelga
general de obreros ha conseguido
su prop6sito de unirlos q todos =
aver sc han levantado on Barcelona
en- nGmero de cuarenta mil que han
recorrido las GALES en- actitud de
pretesta.
La fuerzs. municipal de la ciudAd
y la del cuerpo de vigilancia tuvo
varios epcuentros con los hue1guis-
tas que Sc negaron & disolverse y
opusieron tenaz resistencia 4 las
cargas que les die la citada policia
Ia cual fue recibida & pedradas y
dos de sus in1ividuos gravemente
heridos en- la cabeza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
Homicide enCag uas

De nuestro colega ola Democracis," To-
mamos ell siguiente relate del homicidio CO
! metido antes de anoche en- Caguas:
Serfan pr6xImamente las doce, ocurrit
un homicidio cerca de Ia escuela "LincolD, ,
& la salida para San Juan,
Ell muerto
El muert0 Sc llam0 Carlos Velez, pesa.
dor de carnes, Y sugeto que no gozaba de
buen concepto por su Cal acter pendencierO
dfscolo. Esta maiiana le vimos en- la ca.
pills del cementerio y es blauco. de estatura
alta, delgsdo. Vestfs pantaltn y saco de
drill alistado, camisa blanca y botines negros.
FL cad&ver presenta una herida en- el cue
llo-iDcisa al pareCer-de media pulgada
de largo.
Los detenidos
Por ell seiiof Juez municipal Sc han die
Itado algunss detenciones al efecto de des-
cdDlic al autor del delito.
Los 6eAenidos SON:
PQdro Cotto
Tiene % amos, Is moreAo, tabaquero de
oficio, bajo de estatua, de debil complexion,
viste decentemente J es de fsonomia hu-
mice 8gradaDle.
Pedro Caraballo
Cu1ado del interfecto. Els moreno, cuen
ia veinte a1oS de edad y anda en- cuerpo de
camisa y descalzo. Estabs alquiladO por
meses con Carlos Velez.
Rafael Vellon
De % sfios de edad, mulato, alto, torni.
DO. Trabsjaba per jornsles en- la fabriA de
tabacGs de don Marceino SoIa. Jamas ha
sido procesado. Va en- cuerpo de camisa
J usa zapatos.
Severe Acosta
Aparenta tener un0s veinte y tres amos y
es blanc0, brscero y no usa zapatcs.
Otros detalles
Todos losdetenidos son naturales y,vecinos
de Osguss se muestran trsnquilos sere.
nos en- sus calabozos, exception de Pedro
Oaraballo, lermano polftico del hombre
muerto.
Oaraballo esta algo triste J q preguntas
de uno de nuestros redactores contest6 Con
VOC tIemula y sobrecogldo de miedo.
La manga de la csmisa dere cha de Pedro
Caraballo esta manchada de sangre.
Aver SO veri6caron las elecciones genera.
les de la "Fedelaci6n Regional" con el
siguiente resultado:
Presidente, Pedro q. Timoth6e, 400 vo-
tos-Secretario IL Enrique Pacheco, 492
votos -Secretario 2: Manuel Rubio, 459
VoSos-TesOrero. Pablo Ritz. 470 votoc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18

partidarios han llegado a sentlrse
deseugs fados ante los innunera.
bles obstacu'os que Sc les presen-
tan, sobre todo en- la Camara Baja,
donde suponen que serau derrota
dos.
La comis;6n Guiana ha sail o de
Wash ngton para esta ciudad para
regresar & la Habana y dice que
tanto el presidente como ell Secreta-
rio de la Guerra han extremado sus
infuencias para alcanzar algo en-
benefcio de Cuba. pero ante ell to
NOR de un cesaire del Congreso,
dan largas al asunto q fin de CONT
nuar los trabajcs en- el sentldo de
obtener la concession deseada mas
tarde, pues shora seria extemporS-
neo y contraproducente llevar a las
Camaras el referido proyecto de
reciprocidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18

co s 8 GO con oarga que resenaremos
msflana.
Para Boston (via Guayanills) vap
amer "But kman" por The New York
y Porto Rico 8 s co: Dooley Smith y
co Z c[s tabaco elaborado Gustavo
Preston 3 cIs id i'd Laurence Bronm l
cIs Id i'd Ffitze Lundt y co, 2055 sacOs
az1car.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
Mercado de Nueva York

Lisras 4As,4
Azdcar centrifugado 3.53
Asdcar mascabado 3.1lS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
sAL1DA DE TRAvEsIA

Para New YoIk vsp amer "Ssn
Juan" por The New York y Porto Ri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
OPEBACIoEEs EOBRE ELL MuELLH

POr Sores de M Lomba y co.
q A Vicente y CO, 80 cls quesos bOla.
Por Sobrinos de Esquisga:
a A Vicente y co, 40 bIs alevives.
Por Elias Wolff:
q j Perujo y DIVA Cadierno Lopez
y co, y Balasquide = &C, 80 cIs y 50l2
cls bacaiao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18

De nuestro Colega ola Democracis," To-
mamos ell siguiente relate del homicidio CO
metido antes de anoche en- Oaguas:
Serfan pr6xImamente las doce, ocurrit
un homicidio cerca de la escuela "LincolD, ;
& la salida para San Juan,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
La reciprocidad con Gu
ba no CANA adeptOs

InnumerabIes obtaculOs que Sc le
presentan
REGRESO DE LA COMISION OU.
BANA
Opinion del Pfesidente y del SeCre.
tariO de la Guerra
Service cablegrAfico especial del B0letin
Mercantil
Nueva York, martes.-El asuuto
de ls reciprocidad con Cuba, sigue
en- Ell mismo estado de oscuridad
que sntes, 81 bien 50 cree que los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
VapOres que Sc esperan

Amer "Ponce"- Con destino a este
puerto sall6 del de New York el dia
15 de. corriente.
Esp "Oiudad de Oadia"-El -dia ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
ENTRADAs DE OOSANTEROs

ENTRADAS DE OOSANTEROS
De Mayagues bI Gala Blanca" A la
orden 2760O bilos sal.
De FaJardo y ruta vap amer "PtoRico"
The New York Y Porto Rico 8 s co,
60 pqtes arbolitos de chinas l carret6n
A Pedreira 8 sIs y 90 SIS mais Fldel
Guillermety l c[ mediliaa l carboy
aqua destilada. Oerecedo hermanos y
CO, l bsul ropa Fernandez Gauran y
y co, $50 cls cigaIrillos Gonzalez Fon
tanals y co, 36 sls msis A Vicente y
co, / baul ropa w A Hutton 2 cls dti
les para faniia Liga de Dstalistas 25
sIs maiz 2 SIS cafe ] Oohoa y hermano
30 SIS maiz Cruz Oastros II paquetes
coho:los Sh Vernero y CO. 8 cls tabaco
elaborado Piza hefmano 2 cls id id.
sALIDA DE TRAVEsIA
Para New YoIk vsp amer "Ssn
Juano por The New York y Porto Ri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18

del cte sal 6 de Cadiz con destin0 a es
to puerto.
Amer Mae"-Oon destin0 este
puerto y otros de Ia Isla, sali6 del de
New York ell dia 13 del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-18
MOVIMIENTO MARITIMO
ENTRADAS DE TRAvEsIA

De Habapa y escalas vap esp "Mon
tevideo" a Sobrinos de Esquiaga con
transito.
De PtO Plata y escalas vap frances
ESt Simon" q j T Silva Banking y
commercial co, con transito.
De New York vap amer "Nero", al
GObierno con carbon mineral.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-29
GRATEFULLY RECEIVED.
American Relief Supplies Landed al
st. Vincent,

Washington, May 27.-Adjutant Gen.
eneral Corbin has received the follow.
ing cablegram from Captain Hugh J.
Gallagher, commissary department
dated st. Vincent, May "a:
Area OF devastation st. Vincent
about II square miles in northern ex.
tremity. Population of this area was
5000, of which 1000 lost their lives !;
remainder escaped by fight to Kings.
town and other places. No such over.
whelming catastrophe as at St. Pierre,
yet many people to be sustained by
public because many escaped. Out.
side of area devastated no great dam
age done, but people very apprehen.
sive. This condition will not abate un.
til volcano, which is still active, sub
sides. Supplies of all kinds from Dixie
most gratefully received and will, with
what is on hand, provide for present
population for three months"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-29
HIGH BRIDGE DAMAGED.
Structure at Dubuque Undermined by
High Water.

Dubuque, Ia, May 27.-The recent
storms have undermined the new Eagle
point high bridge which spans the Mis-
sissippi, and nobody is allowed to pass
over the structure owing to it's unsafe
condition. The rains swelled the river
at an alarming rate and driftwood and
IL zee objects bounding against the
pifrs caused part of the bridge to sway
80 feet out OF its natural position. The
b..4.t WAS recent. opened and was
ere; ISd 81 the .Eei.oan Steel COM
ra-y at d cost CT Sl"a0Gp, Workmen
a.e engaged IN 1eia--ing the damage.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-29

No. I No. 3 J No. 7
LIE. St. Paul S:35 am. 900 NJ $50 p m
A.S.Centre I:I5 pm I2.2oa.m I2:45 pm
GOING EAST.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-29
TORNADO OF POISONOUS GAS.
Scientific Theory as to the "Sheet of
Flame" From Mont PeIee.

Scientific Theory as to the ''Sheet of
Flame" From Mont Pelee.
New York, May 27-E. o. Hovey, as
sistant curator of the American mu-
scum of natural history, who went to
Martinique on the cruiser Dixie to eX-
anime the volcanic phenomena, cables
The Herald from Castries, st. Lucia:
"St. Pierre can only be compared
with Pompeii. The devastation and
desOlation are even worse.
ut is evident that tornado of suf-
locating gas wrecked the buildings and
asphyxiated the people; fire then COM
pleted the ruin. This accords with the
statement which has been made that
asphyXiation of the inhabitants pre-
ceded the burning of the city, the gas
being sulphurated hydrogen, ignited by
lightning or the fires in the city. The
same tornado drove the ships in the
roadstead to the bottom of the sea, or
burned them before they could escape
This comes the nearest to a sheet of
flame than anything heretofore report
ed from any volcano.
Mud was formed in two Ways-by
the mixture in the atmosphere of dust
and condensed steam, and by cloud
bursts on the upper dust-covered slopes
of the cone washing down vast quaint
ties of fine, light dust.
mo flow of lava has apparently at
tended the eruption as yet, the purely
explosive eruptions thus far apparent.
ly bringing no molten material to the
surface. There is no change in the
coast line from Fort de France to ST.
Pierre.
THE great emission of suffocating
gas and the typical cloudburst erro-
sion, with the resulting streams of
mud, are among the new features
which Pelee has added to the scientific
knowledge of volcanoes"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-29
OPINIONS DIFFER
AMERICAN SCIENTISTS VISIT THE
SCENE OF TIE MARTINIQUE
CATASTROPHE.
VOLCANIC ENERGY CONTINUES

Refugees Are Far From Reassured,
However, and Are Moving to Points
Further South.
Fort de France, Island of Marti-
nique, Sunday, May 25.-The steamer
Fontabelle reached here at 9 o'clock
this morning with $50 tons of supplies
from the chamber of commerce of New
York and other citizens. Among her
passengers are w. H. COrwine, who
was specially named by President
Roosevelt as secretary of the various
todies in the United States contribut-
ing for the relief of the sufferers, and
Professor Angelo Heilprin and other
scientists. The steamer Topaze has
been placed at the disposal of Mr.. Cor
wine to visit St. Vincent.
Professor Robert T. Hill, the emil
nent geologist, with his party, has
chartered a steamer and is carefully
studying the volcano from the sea.
George KEENAN,, with a land party, is
examining the northern part of the
island.
Mont Pelee was fairly quiet yester-
day, although there was big eruption
of ashes, which covered the extreme
north of the island. The new crater
is active.
Most of the refugees who have come
|, into Fort de France have deserted the
town for points further south, as ter
ror still possesses every one and Fort
de France is believed to be doomed.
All business is suspended, as the
amount of supplies received has killed
sales. The town looks deserted. Near
ly 1000 persons have gone to the ISL
ands of Guadeloupe, Dominica and St.
Lucia and as many more are trying to
get away. Toe simple object of all
minds is to escape from the island.
The scientists are divided in opinion
as to whether or not new and more
violent outbursts are to be expected.
A majority of them think volcanic en-
ergy will be displayed for long time,
but that no further loss of life will &C.
cur, as there are no large places left
to be destroyed and Fort de France,
they say, is absolutely safe from any
possible Outburst of Mont Pelee.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-29
The Coaster Express

is not TOW wagon, but servicable vchi-
Gle for sturdy boys, as useful as wheelbarrow
and as strong and durable in proportion as the
best made farm wagon on earth 1t is cheap.
Buy the boy one, and he will save its cost in
work, and have whole lot Of fun with it be-
sides.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-02
Paw Your Water Tax,

Water due and payable at the office
OF the company, No. 3l2 West Gold
avenue. between the fist and fifth OF
this month. WATER SUPPLY co.