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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-18

exhibfan las fotograffas de los artis.
tas veetidos de chulos Y manolss,
con una dsdicatoria 4 eS. M. ell Rsy
D. C&rlos.~
DON Carlos hizo regalos q los
artistss, cuyos aombres cita eEl Di.
luvio>, y entreg6 mil frances 81 en-
presario que oblig6 & representa- L.
reseffAds mojiganga.
EFT sic de cae 5eris0.
Otros -paises de E1r0p& estan
atormentados y convulsos. A las
imponentes manifestaciones de los
estudiantes rusos en- Petersburgo y
Moscou, respondi6 ell gobiernO en-
csroelAndo 537 eetudiantes de Mos
cou, IS de difsrentes eseuelas supe.
riores de Moscou Y otrss muchas
personas de divers&s condolences.
Hslsingfors hs vuelto q protestar,
CON su silencio de muerte, contra Ia
usurpaci6n rusa en- Fll&ndia Dice.
Sc que aquella poblSci6n rivaliz6 en-
tiniebl&s, 10 noche del Is de Febre-
70, con L. Barcelona de Ia huelga
general.
Y ALA, & Russia, v& el presidante
Loubet. va con guirna' dss de ro-
sas y claveles 6 bordo del <Mont-
calm0. E atentado contra el gane-
raj B 1b-ik IF, gobernador despotico
de Flnl8ndia, no desiene Ia entrevis-
to del Ear y Loubet.
Es Que sa pfiss ell prepararse
contra Iaglaterra, para cuando In
glaterr&, terminals que sea Ia que,
rra del Transvaal, amenace. ........
La notar franco-rusa, 81 parecer de-
fendiendo 10 integridad del terrific
rio chino, aunque es un hecho con-
sumsdo Ia detentaci6n de Manchu.
ria por ell imperio moscovfta, es un
corolario de Ia nota anglo ,japonesa.
DAse por mas que probable, en- no
lejanO plsz0, una guerra entire In
glaterra y Jsp6n, coaligadas contra
Russia y FrAnci&. Aus en- los mares
de Tfiente tendr& que hAh@rselas L.
escuadra rusR con Ia escu adrA j&po-
mesa, que no es ecascAra cocos; y
ALA en- los mares europeos veraselas
10 escuadra FRANCESCA con 10 escuGdrA
inglesa.s...
Liberales, socialist&s, demo 3ra-
tas Cristisnos y otrRs cAstRs polfti-
cas- hause revuelto en- B u sel&s. Mo-
two: ell sufrsgio universal, reclama-
do por veint;cinco mil manifestan.
tes.
Ora manif sstAci6L mucho mas
peligrosR, hay actualmente en- Mani.
Ia: Ia mSnifestacion del c6lera, que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-18
CRONECA DE- PARIS.

mitin, que assist, ce.ebrado por los
anArquistas de Londres en- Trafal.
gar Square.
Entretanto, Ell ~Cantinela del
estrecho4 denuncia ell hecho de que
ell vapor espaf1ol sCristina>, con Ii
bander& esp&11ola, remolcA los Ca
btes destinados al tiro de canon de
las bAtal1as de Gibraltar; y un sefior
Diaz ha tenido una intervi1 con 81
Eclair> para pedir .....i1a anexi6n
de EspaflA & Francia!
El malestSr es general en- aquel
pals, y, respondiendo & todos los Or
denes de la vida, se not& en- ccsas
insig0ifcantes, como esta que publ
CO el SHeraldo de MadridS:
81! Diluvio> publica una carta
de Geneva explicAndo Ell calvario de
10 compaflfA espa11ola de zArzuelA
que act1A en- los teatros de aquel
pals.
Los artistAs SO eucuentran en-
mAnOs de IN empresArio que, des
pues de haberles arr&ncado de Es-
pans, apenas les da sueldo.
Huyendo de la explotae:6a de
que ersu vfctimas, se han marchado
los artistAs que contaban con medios
materiales para clio.
En- Ia compAf1fA fguran diez nj
nas memories de ed&d, que han sido
va reclamSdas por sus padres, que
viven en- BArcelona.
E baritone Sr. Alcantara y al
gun&s tiples Sc cuentan entire los
afor5unadOs que pudieron romper ell
yugo, emancipandose de tan c8riflo-
80 empresario.
LA distinguida tiple seflora Mi
llanez hR caido enferma, conse
cuencia de los disgustos que estAs
c0ntrariedades le han proporciona-
do.
La arr&ncaron de Valencia, pro-
meti6ndole 18 duros diarios durante
Ia campar1s, y ahora le dan 8 liras
solamente.
Para eolmo de vergu enzas, por
Ia cantidad de 1000 frances, ell en-,
presario ha dedicado una function
Don"Carlos, obligando & los indivi-
duos de IL companfa que se presen-
tasen & dicho peraonaje con un tar
jeton de gran t&m&fo, en- el que Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-18

Ii &tenci6u pdblic& Sc fla pre-.
ferentemente en- Londres. Sucesos
de verdsdera importancia eurorea
son, en- efecto, los preliminsres de
las conferencias para Ia paz que Sc
asegura tendr&n los miembrOs del
ex-gobierno transva&liano con Ell re-
presentAnte de Iuglaterra, en- ell
Transvaal; To- muerte de Cecil Rho
des, justamente llamado el Napoleon
del CAbo; los prepar&tivos, cada vez
mas suntuosos. de Ia CoronAcl0n del
rev E 1uardo VII. Jeanne Bremon-
tier, que va esta en- Londres repre-,
sentando al SMatin4, ha descubierto
que so psgA 500 dollars por el mas
insigniicGute ventAnuco de las casRs
de las Gales por donde passr& ell
corteio. Santos Dumont amenizara
ell severe acto de Ia coronation vol
teAndo en- globo L. c6pula de Ia Ca
tedral de San Pablo, mientras aque-
lla SO verifique. Luego tomAr& par
te en Ell concurso para O6tener ell
premio Pearson, en- Londres, 6 ira &
les Estados Unidos para YER 6 los
comisarios de In Exposition, San
Luis, que ham ofreCido un premio de
un million de frances al mejor globo
dirigible. ALI, en- los Estados Uni
dos, encontr&rA un competido~, M.
William, que 10 ha desafadC & una
cArrera de globes dirigibles en- Chi
cAgo. Pero, segda se dice, M. Wi.
liam no tiene aun 81 globo, y el
<Auto V6loS le preguntA 81 va & CO.
rrer a pie Otro yanqui, M. Leo Ste
vens, disputar& & Santos Dumont el
premio de Ia Exposition San Luis.
De miss Alicia Roosevelt SO ha
hablAdo mucho y hasta Sc le pone
en- sofia sobre 81 asistira 6 no 10
coronation de E luardo VII,
CuAnto Ia coronation de AL
fonsito, p&rece que Va & ser sonada
8 & tiros. va Sc echo al monte, con-
fernando mis- ulteriOres inform&Clo-
nes, una columna CArlista que nero
dea por BsrgA. Los republic&nos
de IL Federation republicans, los
Lerroux, Soriano, Blasco Ibaf1ez y
Junoy, pretendieron dar un mitin en-
Paris, pero ell gobierno 10 prohibi6.
Por separado env1o & La Cores
pondencia una amplia information del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-18

Meior ell de la de usted, que tie.
ne trazas de "souteneur de L. CAseo
de Oro".
t"Calicot, vA".
"Cochon", replica Ell otro po
ni6ndole uu puf1o en- L. nsriz.
Otros, tambien "cochon" toman
10 discussion por 10 alto y psicol6gi-
CO
No contentos con suprimir los
"Avaries" de B :ieux, = Ell Rigo, de
10 Cara Ward, SO pratende suprimif
tambf6n Ia ''CAsco da Oro". lCon
que derechof....jY Ia liberta1, SO,
nor mfo?....
ESQ no es libertAd, sino liborti-
naje. advierte spoca?fpticAmente el
aludido.
lAh;. .Essamos peor, mucho
paor, q7e en- Ia 3oca del imperio
Qla Ia "CAsco de O:o" como arguye
''L' Aurote'' tuviese un americana
serio, y cabAllos y cArruAjes para
pSsear por 81 B ,sque; que desc en-
fin, "fge O. clock" J va veria us5ed
que nAdie le tosfa.
Y sigda discutie ld0se l& perso-
nalidsd de CISCO de 90 en- ell se1o
de respetablss familias No pocaa
damAs, & .quienes los triunf os de IA
Cas- 20 con los A paches les ponen los
6iant9s larg IS. son fu :ibundas anti
casquistas.
S ,rfs uns vegu 9nzs! exclamAn
en6rgicsnente. E no puede r,
y no ser4.
E tire tAnto, ell correo interior
qua recibe Ia nuevA y no castA diva
es tan volu minoso, que Ia Ad minis
TRACTION ha resuelto mAndArselo di&-
ri&mante en- an CARO-, tirAd) por
ApAchss h 1nor&rios
Esta discussion, que va euvene-
nando los AMIN 1s, no tiene rAziu de
ser; me dUo Is duqussA de 10 Vtsti
Has, que tuvo Ia bonds1 d srecibir-
me, auuqaa q ahora iutam pestiva,
por 10 10 att nAl, visti6nd0 8 la tiara
lA".
Y luego, con el aAbio sentido que
Ii cAractarlz&, AfIadi6:
La C4sco de 90 ten1ri& dere-
cho & todo..si no estuviese pr0cesa-
da hasta ciarto punto. S libertAd
es cast Conditional. De un momento
a otro pus1e .dejar de existir, en- vir
tud de las dec!ArAcione3 que ella
misma hacs diarismente al juez que
instruye 10 causR de los ApAches,
de cuyos crimenes es, por 10 menos,
encubridora.'. '. @ omprende usted que
en- estas condiciones resultA ifsitA Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-18
SON ESTOS SUS SlNTOMAS ? .

recollection al onanismo, erniKiones de diA dc
Ses aStASss G;ss
laseiVss gTanSS eSntraSe99aeT @ 9 6s los mnSSGSs
mientos soenos vouptuosos; sofocaeiones,
brutecimientO, perdida de 10 voluntad, falta de
energ1a, tmposibilidAd' de concentrar las ideas,
de tristeza de safientoS inquistEd, faita de
memoria, indeciston, melanooha. canssncio des-
tantes ante a Vista. debiii9sd despuss Del aco
de una perdida tnvolun tartai derrame al hacer
sFn pesrS anSf Ren o Se9E Hs
tardio Perdlda dismipqsi6n de los desOos, de-
d6biles, dyspepsia, etc, etc. AIgunos de es0s
sintomas son advertsnCias natL. ous para
vitales, 3 yendrA ser presa oe alguna fatal
Nosotros solicitarnos de todos los que sutren
de aguno de los sintomas arrtba enume erados,
QUE OBSER VEN BLEN EST4z 4 VISO,
comunicandose CON nuestrc Companis 9 nledcOs
especialstas que han tenid. zeinte amos de ex-
perienca, tratando enfernedades de los nervios y
38a e9Ta0on Ta9iCa PeTmnets
E9y1enos una relacion complete de s9 caso
pac0n, 81 es CasadO 8 soltero cuAes de los sin.
tomas nOmbrados 90 le han nanitestado a..
81 I'd. ha usadO algun tratamieDto para gonoFrea,
estrechez. sihlis alguna otra enfermedAd venerea
Nuestra Iqnts de medicos dIagnosticara ense-
ara "a de 10 que le cnesta un tTEtamiento de
radical SO le restaoieceraa I'd su com peta saud.
volvera I'd sar un hombre vtgorOSO. 81 I'd nos
postal como gaTsnta de b1eHa enV1aPt9os sI1 xs
enseguida las medicinaS requeridas pCr c"rrrn
medicos haya decidido eli complete tratam' /
que I'd debe someterse. e
O0MPANTA ESPECIALIsTA del NURTE
Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane St.,
- Nav Yegk. E. y de a.
En- esta imp-enta SO vende pa
de peri6dicos ES2 10 el quintA(.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-18

exhibition de esta ssenoraS. El tea.
tro no puede convertirse an Sucur.
sal del Juzgado de instruction. mi
81 juez en- galeoto de los Ap&ches!
Luis Bo'aGfoNU.
90 de Mario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-18
AQkBRES DEB!LES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VI6OR
la DEh0RA ES PEu6R0SA.

Parece que el Creador ha ordenado que deBRu6s
de la sangre el hutdo vital seminal sea la sub
stancia mas preciosa en- 81 cuerpo del HON bre
Rlguna perdida cOntranatural de 81 producira
siempre reSultados desastros0a.
MuChOs hOmbres han muerto de enfermedade
oorrenteR tales como las del cOrazon, del higadO,
de los rinones, enfermedadea pulmonares, eCe.,
pOr haber per1nitido su vttatdad gastarse, ex-
poniendose aeI ser f&ciles VicttmRs de estas
sermedades, cuando algunas csjas de nuestTas
medicines, tOmadas tempo. haDrfan impedldO
estaS deb1litantes perdidRs, ast preseTva andO su
vital1dad para resistir los ataQues de esas pe1-
RrOSas Intermediates
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero segurs-
meEte, a IN estadO de demenCiA lnCuTaO1e cAusR
de estas perdidass ain saber Ia verdaderA csusA
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
Carpets.
JeWelry Department.

received line shapes prices
SIP
ly appreciate them.
Beautiful Brooches
Watches! Well and look them Here where
knock
Waltham S1250
received lot OF
They clocks
ar fires new
stick chains charms ockets diamonds and let just here
these goods
We cannot be undersold on the quality of goods
Do glasses? If fit That
business.
testing selling quantities goods.
crowd, guaranteed
Don't forget do all kinds of repairing Watches and jewel
and do right special feature
guaranteed Oh forgot mention the fact that the
finest grade of received.
u S. observatory daily w. U. T.
Hosiery
We handle full stock of the famous Hosiery, only
kind will with
faction We want them Good your money
HANDKERCHIEFS-1O handkerch1efs
allsllk handkerchiefs from 35c o 81 90
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31

Europes richest and most beautiful creations in Mn-
ery Laces Dress Fabrics, Silks etc. and countys
peerless productions of Clothing Furnishings and nobby
Footwear have been gathered and display and
on sale We have all these in better grades and larger
quantities than before.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
Shoe Departnner

Shoes all arrived We able to fit and
Reedthe leaders We have them in all the
and we patent vici enamel calf box calf
patent kid prces Then the
moneythe American Girl" $3.50 shoe, in all
grades of calf both we
patent and kid tips.
Bows Youths and School Shoes.
complete line carried in West Ten
prices, alstyes in heavy and in light weights
Mems Shoes
..We are right in get anything $1.O(
pow carry superior lines
Owsey the WakOver Shoe
Stacy Adams style all
kid calf calf all and
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31

Exponents of fashion will experience keen enjoyment in
viewing grand exhibit of New Fall Merchandise The
showing in every department very comprehensive and
represents the best efforts of all the buyers in this great
store. We have drawn from the largest and best manu-
facturers in the world.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
IS WORSE THAN P()NPE|I.
Prof. E. D. Hovey's Opinion With
Regard 10 the Devastation
by Pelee's Eruption.
SAYS THE PEOPLE WERE ASPHYXIATED.
4 Tornado of SunocntinR Sulphuret-
buildings of ST. Pierre and Killed
the Inmates, and Fire Completed
the Ruin.

New York. May 27.--E Q, Hovey,
assistant curator of the Museum OF
Natural History, who went to Martin.
ique on the cruiser Dixie to examine
the volcanic phenomena, cables the
Herald from Castries, St. Lucia:
"St Pierre can only be compared
to Pompeii. The devastation and dcs
olation are even worse.
at is evident that a tornado of suf.
locating gas wrecked the buildings
asphyxiatcd the people, fire then com.
pleting the ruin. This accords with
the statements which has been made
that asphyNiation of the inhabitants
preceded the burning of the city, the
gas being sulphuretted hydrogen, ig
nited by lightning or the fires in the
city. The same tornado drove the
ships in the roadsted TO the bottom
of the sea or burned them before
they could escape. This comes the
nearer to being a sheet Of flame than
anything heretofore reported from
any volcano.
"Nud was formed in two ways-by
the mixture in the atmosphere Of dust
and condensed steam, and by cloud
bursts on the upper dust-coyeret
slopes Of the cone washing down vast
quantities of fine Iioht duet
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
GALLAGHER REPORTS.



washington May 1I'-AuJu'-Heh
Colpil mas received int IoiIoWins ca
DleSfam from capt Hugh d. Gaia
gher, commlssary department. dated
81, vincent May "a:
area OF oeNaSlatIon 81 vincent
aooui u square miles IN northern eN-
lremliyi population OF TINS area was
o'oo0' OIL "Illch I'ooo lost -lhelr il'es.
le'''aln"er escaped by HiSht TO lhgs'
Town ana o'hel places
''o S"'n "N'rMheilllhE ca'aS'r"Phe
"S 'I'l at st. IIeIte' ltl many Peo'
PIE are 10 Oe sustained pE Pooi'c' De-
cause a many escaped
Oulslo' OF 'he area devastated no
great damage was done put people
are very aPprehehsi''. rms conan
"on VIII ,,, NO, """le ui''Ii 'ile N"lcano'
"lllch is SUN "c'l'e' Suo~Id'N'
Inc second 'ruPt!ol occurred OF
lne lstn' out no aaui''oha' damage
was zone
9uPP"'S oI an NI"uS rom 'hs
p!Nie most gFa'eIuIIH received ana
WILL win "ha' was ON mana Pro'loe
lor present P"Pu'a''"n I"r 'Arce
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31

Washington, May 27,-The navy de-
partment has added one more and,
perhaps the last to the good offices
which it has been called on to per
form in behalf of the West Indian
volcanic sufferers by undertaking to
transport TO the hcmeless people of
St. Vincent large quantity of build
ing lumber which the Canadian go7.
ernment has donated. The lumbe r
is coming by rail from Canada to
Norfolk, the treasury officials author
i2ing its passage through the United
States in bond and without payment
of duty At Norfolk the lumber will
be loaded on the collier Leonides ard
transferred directly to st. Vincent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
STRUCK BY lightning.
A Military Balloon ExplOdes Near
Augberg, BHyarin-The Aero
naut Injured.

Berlin, May IA military bal
loon was struck by lightning near
Augborg, Bavaria, Sunday night, at
an altitude of 500 metres. The only
occupant of the basket at the time
of this occurrence was Lieut. Won
Hitler, who was telephoning his OBJ
seryations to soldiers on the ground
below him. When the balloon was
struck it burst into flames and fell
rapidly to the earth. Lieut.. Won
Hitler had the bones in both feet
broken. but escaped further injury.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
M,BRIDE TAKES A NEW BRIDE
Former senator Mcbride, Of oregon
,ud Mrs. Laura Switchenberg
Married in New York.

New York, May 27.-Former Unit
ed States Senator Geo. W. Mcbride
Of Oregon, and Mrs. Laura Walter
Schmitchenberg, of the same state
were married at the rcctory of the
Church of the Ascension in this city
on Sunday. Senator John II. Mitchell
of Oregon, and Mrs. Harriet Fotter
Nourse. of New York, were present
ot the wedding, which was followed
by a breakfast 60,
Ex-senator and Mrs, Mcbride Will
Journey through some of the Ne"
England states and will 60 to Oregon
in July.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
The News in London.

London, May 25.-The news of the
death of Lord Pauncefote, the British
ambassador at Washington, was con-
veyed by a press representative 20
the British foreign Office ard the
United States embassy. The officials
were greatly shocked, and expressed
the deepest sympathy with the wild
ow, and a realization of the loss
which both countries have sustained.
The foreign Office representatives
were particularly affected, as, ap-
parently, they had no idea that the
ambassadors condition had been
cupied.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
A Monster steamship.

New York, May 27.-Thc AtIantll
Transportation Co.'S new steamer
,tinnctonka arrived Monday from the
builders yard at Belfast Ireland
Irer dimensions are: Length GOD ieet
beam 65 feet and depth "A feet regis
tered tonnage s,6l6, and gross ton
mage 13,3os. She has aecommooa'Io's
for cabin passengers only has
iorge m corqo capacity and is fitted to
carry many head of cattle cat, ant anu
horses. The Minnetonka will be enl'
Moved in the New York and Lonoou
,arViee
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
WANTED TO END SUSPENSE.
VIII Dee, who Shot and hiiled MISE
Lila suttlcs at bcnhii' """
Tells why lie did IT,

Atlanta, Ga, May 27.-Willord Dee
who shot and killed Miss Lila Suttle'
in church at Benhill, Ga, was cap
nrcd near Austell, Ga, and placed u
the Atlanta jail He says he Nlle,
Miss Suttles because his love was un
rconited and he wished to end the
cusppnSC,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
PEACE SEEMS ASSURED.
The London Papers Seem Agreed That
Peace in South Africa win Soon
BE Announced.

London, May 26.-The Daily Mail
this morning says the cabinet coun-
ell to be held to-day will decide upon
points of detail, mostly Of financial
nature, which have been raised by
the Beers in the peace negotiations.
Great Britain's decision in the mat
ter will then be communicated to the
Vereining conference by the dele
gates at Pretoria, says the paper, and,
being the best obtainable terms. they
viii almost certainly be accepted.
The results should be announced Off
cially either Thursday or Friday Of
this week, the date upon which King
Edwards birth is celebrated.
Peace is quite certain, says the
Daily Mail, and the delegates at Pre-
toria are only engaged in endeavor-
ing to gild the pill for the Vereining
conference to swallow.
The Daily Mail says further:
"Our dispatches from Pretoria, as
sert that numerous communications
are passing between Lords Kitchener
and Miner in South Africa and Lon
don
Lord Kitchener, although he is
still full of energy, is much aged in
appearance as a result of the severe
and continuous strain which he has
undergone. The consensus of opin-
ron is that the recent negotiations
have proved Lord Kitchener to be a
great dipIomatist as well as a great
soldier.
at is difficult to appreciate the
magnitude of the difficulties Kitchen
er has had to contend with, The Boer
leaders are all deeply impressed with
his personality and trust him implic-
lily
1T is understood that Lord Miner
(the British high commissioner in
South Africa has gracefully admit.
ted that the ultimate credit for the
accomplishment of the great task is
due to Lord Kitchener"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
Funeral Arrangements.

Washington, May 26.-With the ex-
ception of few details, the arrange
ments for the funeral services over
the remains of Lord Pauncefote. the
British ambassador, who died Satur-
day morning, are now complete.
Lady Pauneefote yesterday signi-
fed her approval OF the arrangements
tentatively made Saturday, by which
services are TO be held Wednesday at
noon IN 81. Johns Episcopal church,
after which the body Is TO be tenn
porarily deposited in a receiving vault
at Rock Greek cemetery
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
Represeutativc Richardson's Denial.

Washington, May 27-Representa'
tive Richardson, of Tennessee, the
democratic floor leader in the house,
made statement correcting an i'm
precision which has gained wide circu-
lation that he had declared that i'm
perialism in his opinion would be the
only issue of the congressional cam
paign, 81 made no such statement,
and l hold no such views" said Mr.,
Richardson. I'm fact, | doubt wheth-
er imperialism will be the leading is
sue, rs there are other important
questions pressing themselves to pub
| lie Intention"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-31
TURKS ANNIHILATED.
A Whole Battalion Said to Have
Been Destroyed by Rebels
Troops DESERVING.

London, May PA dispatch to the
Daily Express from Cairo, Egypt,
says a report has reached there that
a whole battalion Of Turkish troops
has been annihilated by rebels near
the sea port of Mocha in the Turk
ish vilayet of Yemen, in the south
western part of Arabia. The gov
ernor of Mocha is said to have been
carried away by the rebels as a host
age. The rebels are being joined by
number of Turkish troops who are
deserting.
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Hnyti,s proyisIonaI Government.

Port-au-Prince, Hayti, May 27,-The
following provisional government
was constituted yesterday; Presi-
dent, Boiserond Canal; minister of
foreign affairs, NJ. Jeremie; minister
of interior, NJ. Colin; minister of JUS
tice. NJ. Lalane; minister of war, Gen.
Nord; minister of public works, NJ.
Cesarion; minister of finance, NJ.
Dennery.
The government will now take steps
to assure the election of a president
according to constitutional methods.
The British cruiser Psyche has ar
rived here.
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A FRIGHTFUL DROUGHT.
Crisis to Seven Rainless yearsI, ,,.,--,,-
Sheep Dying by the
Million

London May 2Z-Csbling from
Sydney, N. S. W., the correspondent
there of the Daily Mail gives an nc.
count of the terrible drought from,
whieh'as climax to seven dry years
Australia is now suffering. The cor.
respondent says that the losses in
stock in Australia since 1899 amount
to Rl5,OOO,O0O Unemployed mer are
drifting into the cities by the thou.
sands, and there the sfare govern.
ments are providing them With relief
The only districts that have eeeaped
the drought are the northern rivers
district of New South Wales and parts
of the Rivena district.
The situation has been aggravated
by the federal duties on fodder
which prevent its importation. Ow.
ing to the expense of fodder. the
firm which had the contract has
abandoned the hauling of the mail in
Queensland, the cost of the lranspor-
tation having risen from 10000 to
100000 annually.
The sheep are dying by the million,
continues the correspondent, and
even the rabbits are starving. AMI.
mails have stripped the bark from the