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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
DeSCubrimientO
arqueol6gico

Segdn uu telegrama de Berlin, Sc hs
descutierto "ecientemente en- Pran-
helm, junto q Francfor, sobre el Mein
una lEmensa metropolis romano que
ocupa un espatio de terreno considera
ble. Puede detirse que Sc trata del
oementerio mas extenso que Sc ha des
cubierto en- Alemania. El ndmer0 de
tumbas descubiertas aseiende en- la ac-
tualidad 500. y Sc cree que au1 sc
descuhrira muchas mas. El valor de
los Of jstos preciosos y artfsticos descu.
biertos ex cede a las previsiOnes de los
aTque6logos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
RI Hospital De Ia MsteInidad
Un concerto

La association de se6oras que se de-
nomina La ayuda de la mujel', dara
ell dia segundo de Pascus, un concerto
en- ell Teatro benefioio del hospital de
la maternidad, hermoso proy ecto que
ia va convirti6ndose en- una real lad.
Una comis6n de damas distingui las
h estado hoy a visitarnos para pedir
por nuestra mediaci5n a las soc:edades
obreras de Ia cal ital su ayuda valiosi
sima para Ia obra humanitaria que
prOyec5ar.
81 HosI al de la materLi lad pres
tara grande Is ssrvi ,ios en- esta Isla.
sobre todo a las esposas de los obreros
cuyOs escasos recursos les privan de
los medios de curaoi6n one halla' an en-
el estab!ecim'ento filanur6pico que men
cionamos y a un buen ndmero de jor~
naleros y artesanos que eucontraran
trabaj en- la constructijn in del edificio.
En- ell concerto que es an organizan-
do las se1oras de la association, toma.
lan parte damas y senoritas distingui
das de nuestTa sociedad q1e a Ia prime
IA ind caci6n tan acedi 10 gustosfs mas
NosotrOs no dudamos que los obrs.
ros y artesanos de S.n Juan, ooopera.
IAN por todos los medi IS de que ellos
disponen a esta Obra que rsclama su
eOncurso efioscfsimo.
El pr6ximo lnnes ce!ebraIa1 la Aso.
claci6n de seforas una Junta en- 9
"AteneO" para tratar asuntos admins
trativos. relacionados con ell proyectC
psrseguido.
Como pensamos ocuparnos de est
asunto con la freouencia que merec'
no decimos NADIA mas por hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
NOtiCiaS del exterior

El juez Taft, Gobernador civil de
Fllipinas que regres6 ditimamente q
los Estados Unidos, para casarse, ma
n fiesta ante el Oomit6 del SepadO que
la gran masa del pueblo filipino desea
Ia paz y 81 no ha podidO sosegarse aun
= dedfcarse tranquilamente a sus habi-
tua!es ocupaciones, Sc debe a la cons
tante agitaci6n promovida por los insu-
rrectos, 4 los cuales ell goberno ameri =
cano debe tratar con la mayor seveIi-
dad Y rigor.
Conden6 el jaez Taft la conduota de
los iasurrectos, Ia cual caliAo6 de cri
men contra las Fllipinas y contra Ia
civi izaci6n.
Por Orden del Presidente Castro, &c
efectuaron en Caracas, e 27 del pasado
numerosos arrestos y varias de las per-
senas p:esas han sido llevadas Puerto
Oabsllo y encarceladas en- dicho puerto
El presidente Roosevelt h consenti
do en- que su hija A lola way IA Lon
dres con Ia famiIia de Mr.. Orhiteland
Bed, que le represen ara en- la ceremo-
MIA de la coronaci6n del Rey Eduardo
pero la joven americana no llevara M.
son alguna y SO sbstend & de desem
peiiar parte prominente alguna eR Ia
referida coronation.
La prensa ing'esa sprueba unanime'
mente la nontestaci6n digna y corte
de Lord Lansdopones, SecretariO ds
Estado, al rechazar Ia rropo.i lion d.
Holanda, Ia cual se considera como uni
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
para el dia 2 de Mario

En- ateac6n que varios caballeros, de
los invitados para Ia Asamblea. magma
de Oat6licos que debia ce,ebrarse ell domingo
pr6ximo en- 81 Palacio Episcopal tienen
compromise d. ir q Arec bo con motive de
la fiesta de Washington, Sc ha aplazado
squells reunion para el domingo dia dos
de MAE) & las dos de Ia tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

Ell Director INFERNO de Ia Ccmpaffa de
los Ferrrocarriles de Puerto Rico ha dis
puesto que el tren regular que debe salir de
Arecibo q las 6 de la mafisna 10 hsga & las
dc la madrugada con objeto de que pue-
dan regresaf San Juan Embellishments
despues del baile las psrsonas que de squi
cOncurran Ia indcada fiesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
PARA cuRAR El ResFRIAuo EN- uN Ola

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE
BROMO-QUININA. Ell boticario le de-
volvera el dlnero 81 no 90 cura. La firma
de Il. w. GROVE 90 halla on cada cajits.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
DR., CHEVREMONT
cIRUJAN0.DENTlSTa
San Francisco 50. al ls1o do 10 fAr-
macia del sen " Blanc0.
Extra ,ciones con el gas hilasauts.
PRECl0S M00lC0S s

Ell sefior Jues de San Francisco dict6,
aver los siguientes fallos, por in:racci6n Dc
la Orden General ndmero 15l de 1899, Ma
riano Romero, Fldel Hernandez, Ricardo.
Sola, Anastasio Reyes, $40 dc muIta 30
dias de arresto; pr igusi deiito Miguel
Diaz, 1880 8 go dias!del arresso y iFidsl Her
nsndes $50 s 40 dias de arresto; Dssidsrio
Garcia, por essafa, messs l dis do csresl.i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21

Segda un peri6dico local nuestro teatro
fue elastico en- 10 noche dc la Ultima CON.
ferencia del sefior Matienzo Ointr6n, pues
''msti6" en- el ediieio II 5000 II personas
para 10 que hublera habIdo necesidad de
''estilarloD en- todos sentidos.
81 cronista hizo su calculo con cristales
do aumen to-. pero de mucho aumento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21

habilidosa tenta'iva para conseguir que
sea Inglaterra Ia que tome la iniciativa
en- las negooiaciones de paz con el
Transvaal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
De Ia Fsculsad de ROms, Italia.

Respetando 10 fiesta nacionAl amefleAnAi
de mafana no 90 publicar6 en- ese die iaaad's
Cftn correspondents del BoLETM NEE.
OANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21

La poliofa de Waterbury tiene ls
seguridad de que ell incendio que des
truy6 Ia mitad de la citada poblaci6r
es obra de manos.criminales. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
sAluo IRANouILloAD Y RePoSo PAnAlA
ANDRES Y LAS CRlATURAS

EL JAKABE UALMANTH do q 0rAs
vlNSLOW, 90 da 6 los nifios on 81 peris.
do de 10 dentici6n. Les ablanda La en-
cfas, resuelve 10 inflammation, alivis tods
dolor, cura el c6lico ventoso Inocsnts
eficas en- todos los casos. Aconsejamos
las madres que tengan nm niho snfefns,
que no dejen que IL prevention propia n
ID de otros, evite el uso dc esta medieina
que proportions alivio seguro, absoluts
mense SECURE si % uss oportunsmsnts,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21

Ha fallecido en- Paris, madame Ra
tazzi de Rute, directora de Ia conocid
publication ffancesa "N0uvelle Revu
Internati0nale."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21

Pasado mahaua saldrk para NsgpAbed
Lcdo. en- farmaoia , perito quimics seller
Jorge M. Font, CON objsto Dc encargarse de
una do las fsrmacfas dc sqaslls pobiaei6n.
El seiior Fsnt ha desempehado On ssta eia,
dad el cargo de Perito Quimico Manisipsl
s Inspector de Sanidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21

Para aliviar esa irritacion que
slenten aquellos que padecen alguna
affection bronquial, las Pastillas
Br0nquiales de Brown, son muy
titles. Remedio sin igual para Ia
tos. ronquera y NAL de garganta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
CuartO de sOCOrrOs

Jovita Mslaret, curada do sroci6n en- 81
deltoide izquisrdo confusion On 4 rsgi6a
del pomulo y torax, leye sin asistsnois. e,
Carmen Toro, cnrsds de ana helidA iass-
80 de dos eentimetros sobre ID regi6a suxi-
liar pOsterior, leve salvo sceidente.
Enriqueta Amalbert, curada dc contasie.
mes en- Ia region interoostal isqalsrdo postst.
rior, leve SIN asistencia.
Baldomero Escalera, curado de- ana hsri.
do incisa de doce eentimetros dc longitud
superficial sobre IL region pslmar Dc ID ma.
no derechs, leve salvo accidents.
s. German, P. B., Il de ARosto, 1894.
Sres. Scott & Bovine, Nusva York. ].
Muy Sres. mios: Oonyencido de Il ehca-
cia de los hipofosfltos de cal y soss = DEL
aceite de bfgado de bacalao On el tratamien..
to de varias intermediates acompanadAs Dc
decsimiento orgSnico, tales como Tiais, Ras
quitismo Escr6fuias, etc., he administfad0
& mis- enfermos 10 Emulsion de Scott que
DDS. preparau, consiguiecdo dc % use rs-.
snliadn faxnrahla aue era do esperAEea. =
cuand0 menos I'm mejOramiento notaDie.
De DDS alto. s. 8. Q B. 8. d.
DR.. n. Gregori
Ia In Eacultad da Roma Italia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21
IGLEsIA DE SANTA ANA


Ma6ana sabado, & las Z 80 de In tasdsy
tendrG lugar en- 10 capilla do Santa Ana, 10
erection del nusvo Via Orucis. 81 Iltmo.
Senior Obispo presencir& 10 ceremonis que
es una de las mas hermosas y solemnss Dc
nuestra Santa Iglesia
Hoy hs side elevado al Ministerio Fiscal
de la Uorts de Distrlto de esta siudsd d
causa insuuida por el Jusgado Municipal
de San Francisco, en- el conato dc iRcsndie
ocurrido On el barrio dc Puerta dc Terra
en- Ia tiends "Ls Oarmel'ts", dc loo ssnorss
Marines y Juu4uers.
7
Un distingaido hombre pdbIico On IN -.
tado impossible de explicar y canssdo dc usar
vsrios sstemss, Sc reso!vi6 dsr el dlsimo
paso para 81 sslud quebrantada por sl con.
tinuo ejercicio de 10 orstoria y recuper6 Gus
fuer,as perdidas CON los cigarrillos dc La
FLOR DE BORlNQUEM que dan torts-
lesa destruyen el cansancic.
Aver contrsjeron matrimonio civil on q
Jusgado Municipal de San Ffancisco, don
Leandro Casanova Mariany y doAs Mercs.
des Oarreras Dspens.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21

Mr.. K Ksmtzcheff, miristro de instruc.
ci6n pdblica de Bulgaria, ha sido ase-
sinado pOr un musulmap, que Sc suici'
do inmed 'atamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-21

Telegrafisn dc Pretoria que los in.
gleses Sc han appderado del d'timo
canon que le quedaba & Dewet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
BACON GIVES LAND
FOR MASONIC
HOME
UNITED STATES SENATOR PRE-
SCENTS SIXTY ACRES TO THE
GRAND LODGE OF
GEORGIA.

MACON, Ca, Oct, 25.-The committee
appointed TO solicit subscriptions for the
erection of the new Masonic Home secur-
cd 81, 600 subscribed the first day. This TAX
en- with the $500 voted by the grand lodge
and the $500 given by the city council,
makes a total up to date Of $1,000
Besides this Senator A. o. Bacon has
made the offer Of 90 acres Of land just
across the Ocmulgee near his home as
site for the new structure. A letter was
received yesterday by Mr.. Ross White,
chairman OF the Masonic committee as
follows:
"My Dear Mr.. White: Recurring to the
matter of our recent conversation, beg
leave to say that It will give me much
pleasure to donate to the grand lodge OF
Georgia r. A. NJ. 90 acres of land, on
which to locate proposed Masonic home.
l am ready to execute the deed convey
ing the same as soon as am notified that
this offer is accepted.
I'm my judgment the site which have
selected for this purpose will make an
ideal site for the home 1t has an eleva-
ton OF rs feet or 100 feet above the Oc-
mulgee river. Is In plain sight OF the
Southern railroad and commands view
of some parts of the city and the suburbs.
In a direct line II Is within two miles OF
the courthouse and when the North and
South Macon street railway is completed,
as now projected, the line will pass with
in a short distance OF the place.
'Trusting that this site may be chosen
as a location for the home, am fraternal
ly yours, A. u BACON,
Energetic work will be done to secure
other funds.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
THEY HID IN COFFIN
WHILE SHIP SAILED

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Three stowaways,
John Johnson. j. Jensen and Hansen, have
landed in New York. despite the immi-
grant officers. who were bent on shipping
them back 10 Norway and Sweden.
They came over on the steamer Oscar
IL and Johnson broke the record for In
genuity I'm hiding himself away by crawl
ing into a CONN. where he remained for
several hours The three men stored away
on the Oscar III the night before the
steamship sailed from Christionsand.
on the second day out all were discover
ed by an officer. They were hauled before
the captain. who set them TO work In the
stoke hole. There they heard startling
stories OF the fate that awaited stowaways
when they arrived IN New York. 1t was
too much for Johnson. He learned that
steerage passenger had died and that his
body had been inclosed In a pine box TO
be brought TO port. Johnson saw his OPP
portunity and. going down into the hold
that night, ne tore the top of the box,
took the body out and hid IL under a pile
OF mating. then he crawled into the coffin
himself He replaced the top so carefully
that the nails fitted into the holes from
which he had wrenched them. Twenty
four hours later, he was dragged out az
ter the ship had been searched from stem
60 stern. He was half famished and badly
frightened. but with his companions he
managed to dodge about from the depor-
tation pen at Ellis island into the booth
FOR admitted immigrants and reached
shore.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
{ N GINEERS WILL
NOT STRIKE ON
GA. ROAD
AGREEMENT SIGNED BY MEN AND
MANAGEMENT OF ROAD AND
WAGE SCALE WILL GO
INTO EFFECT.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. PA settlement
was reached late last night in the Geor-
gle railroad engineers matter, and an
agreement signed.
The railroad management agreed TO
adopt the mileage system of pay, and also
conceded the request of the men in the
manner OF choosing men for special work
Nothing was said In the contract about
the reinstatement of the men who COM
posed the first committee, and who were
discharged by General Manager Scott
This matter, will be left for the men
and the road to settle between themselves.
AS a matter of fact, one of them has al
ready been reinstated bF the road.
Mr.. Youngson will leave Augusta today.
Chief Hannahan, OF the Brotherhood of
Firemen, is now in conference with Mr..
Scott endeavoring to secure the same
agreement for the firemen.
Flremen Get Their Demands Granted.
AUGUSTA Ga, Oct 25-Chief Hannahan
has secured the same agreement for the IRE
men as was secured by the engineers.
The discharged engineers have all been re-
instated.
road men are happy.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
JURY FREES "CABBY"
WHO KILLED A MAN

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-After nearly a week
of trial, fo.-owed by only fifteen minutes
of deliberations, jury in Judge Brenta-
nos court has returned verdict OF not
guilty. in the case of Edward Coughlin,
charged with the murder of Caesar 0.
Harz The twelve men agreed without
any debate that It was a case Of justiha-
BILE homicide.
Coughlin was a cabman, without dol
lar except his salary. The man killed was
a liveryuan and is reputed to have left
an estate Of over 100000.
The trouble between Harz and Coughlin
began when Coughlin reported that he
had driven two passengers about the
downtown district and had been unable
to collect a fare OF 81. Harz is said to
have been abusive and finally said he
would deduct the amount from the pay OF
the driver. Then Coughlin is alleged to
have said: v'
II win put you where the grass will
grow over you before I'll lose that mon
ey."
The driver then left the barn and, IL is
said. bought a revolver. He returned to
the ONCE OF Harz and demanded $50 which
he claimed to be due him as back pay.
Harz refused 70 give him the money and
denied that there was any credit for
Coughlin A dispute followed and Cough
lin shot and killed the elder man.
The threat to kill Harz and the subse-
ouent purchase of the revolver caused the
state to ask the death penalty. The driv-
er pleaded self defense. alleging that he
was first attacked by Harz who seized
the spoke of a wagon wheel winch he
kept in the once as a weapon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
WALTH0UR DEFEATS
10 RUNNING HORSES

Bobby Walthour won in his race against
ten horses at Piedmont park Thursday az
ternoon.
4. 1t was an even start. Walthour led by
three lengths at the half mile. At the
mile Walthour was leading by several
lengths. Walthours best mile was made
in 1:40. and his slowest mile was made in
ESQ He led over the horses easily except
at the relay, and at each relay they gained
on him, forcing him to ride hard in order
to catch up again. The cause of this was
that the horses did not relay properly.
An enthusiastic crowd attended the race.
and there was much enthusiasm. 1t was
evident that nearly every one was for
Walthour in his race.
The race did not commence at 8 o'clock
which was the appointed hour. The rea-
son was that crowds were reaching the
fair grounds on each car and it was de-
cided to postpone the race until all who
desired seeing It had arrived at the park.
Bobby Loses Last Race Against Horses
Walthour lost his race against the
horses at Piedmont Park Saturday.
The horses were to run nine miles while
Walthour rode ten. He finished 10 lengths
ahead at the end of the ninth mile, but
failed to gain his lap.
Walthour said before the race that he
did not expect to win the race on account
Of the high wind.
Walthour's best mile was la, his slow
est mile was made in 1853. He rode every
mile quicker than the corresponding mile
by the horse.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
GEORGIA GOLDMINES
ATTRAG TING MUCH
ATTENTION
THE CHARLES MINE IN FORSYTH
COUNTY SOLD TO CHICAGO
CAPITALISTS FOR DE-
VELoPMENT.

A gratifying Improvement in the re-
sources OF Georgia which is daily becom-
ing more marked Is the development Of the
gold mining industry. which is greater to-
day than It has been for the past % years
or more. That gold is widely distributed
over the state is a well known fact. and
only the gold fever in the west In 't9 re-
tarded the mineral development of the
state
Among the well known mines in the state
is the Charles mine, in Forsyth county.
some fifteen miles from Canton, which
has Just been sold TO a body of Chicago
capitalists, represented by J. T. Hogan, a
veteran miner OF the west. The sale was
contaminated by w. d. Hart. of the At
lanta Mining exchange.
y IL is the avowed purpose OF the western
purchasers to Immediately install modern
machinery, with a view OF saving all the
valuable product Of the mine. which has
hitherto been worked after the more prim-
tive methods. The purchase price was
$4,000
The Charles mine was discovered many
years ago in a peculiar way. A settler,
desiring to build a chimney, took stone
from the top OF. the hill where the vein
crops out and while erecting his chimney
discovered the gold. Later the mine came
into the possession Of DIR. Charles, whose
name Il bears.
The modern Development of this prop
erty is in keeping with similar other min
ing Developments in the state, and would
seem to point to the correctness Of the
belief that capitalists are looking more
and more - the mineral properties Of
Georgia.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
BRAVE GIRL ATTACKED
NEGRO WITH FISTS

negro purse thief who Friday night
brutality attacked Miss jeanette Reynolds
on South Pryor street, near Trinity ave-
nue., was beaten off by Miss Corrte Rey-
nolds her sister, who bravely struck the
thief in the face and ran him away. The
girl in her excitement and fear for her
sister, followed the thief a few steps after
striking him, and then, as he ran away
and all danger was past, she began, wo-
man-like. to scream.
1t was shortly before o'clock that the
Misses Reynolds. daughters of-W c. Rey-
nolds of Pulliam street, left their home
to go to a drug store up on Pryor street
for some medicine which was needed by
a sick relative. On Garnett street, just
before reaching Pryor. they noticed a ne
gro about IS years Of age standing on the
edge of the sidewalk. He eyed them care
fully as they passed, and then followed.
The young ladies were little frightened,
but had no idea the negro meant to attack
them. Soon after reaching Pryor street,
and when no one was in sight. the negro
quickly caught up with them and seized
Miss Jeanette Reynolds roughly by the
arm. She carried purse in her hand, and
this was very clearly what the negro was
after, but she held on to II with all her
might, despite the cruel grasp of the ne
gro. which bruised her arm.
AS she held TO the purse she screamed
with all her might. But no one was near
except the two girls and the negro. Miss
Corrie Reynolds. seeing the plight her sis
ter was IN, doubled up her fist and struck
the thief as hard as she could squarely
in the face It is doubtful If the blow
hurt the man, but 1t was so sudden and
unexpected that it frightened him thor
oughly. and he loosened his grasp and fed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
LARGER ARMY
WANTED BY
ROOT
SECRETARY OF WAR WILL REC
0MMEND THAT ARMY BE IN
CREASED TO 100000 MEN.
ROOSEVELT ENDORSES PLAN.

WASHINGTON, Oct 25.-Radical rec
concentrations for army legislation Will
characterize the forthcoming annual re-
port of Secretary Root. The old adage,
IN time Of peace prepare for war is the
keynote of his policy. the most notable
expression of which viii be the recon
mendation that sufficient military equip
ment be purchased and kept on hand to
supply oil the regular forces and 10000
volunteers, 10000 in all. President Roose-
welt indorses this policy of Secretary Root
and he will probably refer to this matter
in his message TO congress, recommending
that the steps advised by the secretary be
taken.
Secretary Root IS, not dismayed by the
action OF the last congress in failing TO ap
prove his army staff bill. and he will rec
ommend the enactment of legislation at
the coming session similar to that which
ne urged and General Miles opposed al
the last session. A general stan bill will
be presented as soon as congress- convenes
1t viii differ somewhat from thesone which
was defeated last year aud 1t is believed
that the opposition Of General Mules WIN
be less marked during the consideration
of this measure at the coming congress
than Il was at the last
Another interesting recommendation OF
Secretary Root viii be that in favor OF the
national military reserve brought forward
BY Representative Dick, of Ohio. While
Secretary Root says he has not given the
question of army canteen any thought. 1t
Is probable that his report will have ref
erence TO the matter. 1t is felt in army cir
cles that the reports OF General Funston
and others who have declared that the
present non-canteen system is faulty viii
have their effect upon him and that he
may urge the re-establishment OF lie
canteen with limitations as to tne nature
of the drinks sold.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
FATHER AND SON
MEET AFTER
So YEARS
a MILLEoeEVILLE, GA, WOMAN
WHO REFUeEED TO CANADA
LEAVES A SON WHO HAS
A ROMANCE.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. oct. zs.-News
has been received here to the effect that a
Well-known business man OF Hickory, n
c, and his father had recently found out
that each other were alive after being
separated = years or so.
The son says regarding the matter:
NY father was born in Manchester
England, as were his ancestors. He re-
moved 70 Toronto. Canada in 1850 Nv
mother was Miss McCrary. Of MiIledge-
Vile. Ga. and with her sister and other
female members OF her family refugeed
70 Toronto during the civil war Ny faith
er and mother were married in Toronto
where / was born. Ny mother dying
while was an infant. was taken charge
OF by Mrs Green. who was a Miss John
ston, OF Charleston. and my mothers
aunt, who also with the female member
Of her family went TO Toronto at lie same
time the Milledgeville branch OF the fam
iy did. The first knowledge that had
that possessed a living relative on earth
was when my father walked into my Of
fee IN Hickory some time ago"
AR Green's fathers name is Sykes anc
he resides near Pittsburg. Pa He dis
covered his son by accident some month";
ago. and the latter returned a few DAYS
ago from visit TO him.