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kOTOBAC ESD ss ioa 10 a es Iaa aFns
4 Printer Greatly Surprised.

II never was So much surprised in IN.
life as | was with the results Of using
Chamberlain : Pain Balm" says Henr.
i. Crook. pressman of the Nashville n
G. Gazette. Il contracted sever,
case OF rheumatism early last winter b!
getting my feet Wet tried severa
things for II without benefit. One da.
while looking over the G,zette. motto
ed that Pain Balm was positively guar
anteed to cure rheumatism. So bought z
bottle of il and before using two thirds
OF il my rheumatism had taken its tiiyh,
and have not had rheumatic pair
since" Sold hy all druggists.
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Could Not Breathe.

Coughs. colds. Group. grip. bronchitis
other throat and lung troubles art
quickly cured 10y One Minute ough
Cure. Ore Minute Cough Cure Is not 4
mere expertorant, which gives only tenn
purary relief. 1t so.tens and nQuifi, :
the mucous. draws out the inflammation
and removes the cause OF the uisease.
Ahsolutei. safe. Acts az once. "One
Minute Cough Cure will do all that is
claimed for it. says Justice of the Peace
j q. Hood. Crosby. Miss. My wife
could rot get her breath and was re-
lived hy the first dose. 1t has been a
benefit 10 al m! femily.
Cook X ODET.
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Loss IS IMMENSE
keoD ~ PATERSON. NJ. j.. DOES
WORE DAMAGE THAN The
RECENT FIRE.
|AC1OpY DISTRICT SUFFERS

kitts "art cf tne Buildings Nave
9t.1 leccrTincd ard Rcsumpnor
/: vs.. -, &c Greatly Delayed.
--s1feGs of families Driven From
irtt rcwe1 and Their Entire Be.
krs '3s Saeg; Away.
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THOUSANDS PRESENT.
ce,eb,,,ion Of the Popcs Pon''hca'
Jubilee.

Rome. March T.. Tn" principal ''i'.
snowy IN the calculations ot III" poi'l
neal Jubilee was carried ont Win 'N'
,raor,linary pomp at st. Peter ca'he'
,,ral in the presence OF the pope tn'
,,.nh.rs of the ponti,ical court, the
,n,.,,n missions and an assemhlas'
.,s,,,,,.ca Ia have numbered fully 'o.'
80 persons. lis hoiih'sS ""s .", .;n
INTO ~, Peters in the sch'a ','''o' -
hui H. did not rafticlpS ~ ~
il. beyond p""""inc'"S '''''
ton.
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S8'uc boxing powder makers cair,, their powders
a,e cheaper They can l.. cheaper only j: made
from cheaper materials. T. oheapen the cos, OF
~ article Il fool che expense o: lis heaih:ulness.
Is i done IL alum baking powders, is crime.
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MUST KEEP OUT
FEDERAL OFFlCEHOLDERS IN u.
LINC:s TOLD TO DO NO Po.
LiTICAL WORK.
WARNING FRcM PRESIDENT

Election cf a Senator From That State
is fer the People Alone to Decide
ard Public Officials Must Refrain
From fractional Activity and Serve
Their Party by Doing First Class
Work in Their Respective Positions.
Washington. March 4.-The follow
Ing statement has been made public
al the White House:
After inquiry Of the president as
TO what the presidents views are in
regard 10 the political activity espe-
cialy in any factional differences
within the party. Of his appointees.
Ma or Hogan stated TO the president
thai he would be compelled 10 with
draw his name from consideration in
connection with the appointment Of
if'efnal revenue collector for the
Southern district Of Illinois. as h.
dos not desire TO continue actively IN
tn politics Of the state
The president again reiterated 10
various Illinois representatives both
Of congress and Of executive officers
that he expected his appointees 10
Keep clear Of any active .actional
work; that the election OF q senator
from Illinois was for III. Illinois peo-
ple only 10 decide and he expected the
fs.eral appo.ntees N that state 70
serve their party by doing their work
in their resnectiye Offices in first class
shape and by refraining from any i'm
proper factional activity II connection
1i'h matters with which the federal
administration had no proper concern
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l'rs res S~ep; Away.

~ March THE grrat
ai a inundated larg. part II
hua et Paterson. y. J.. sub
,'. N't during tn. night AL
ssf ta" Mors, IL over TIL"
ss ae .fy great /, liz .s,imat
- se Hes wrought hy III. food
@ fhai ~ ,ac recent !irr.
L 4 'hor' II little ar no in.
.Hf,f Il Many NOR. fam.
81 rea rendered homeless hy
43a ""r" mad" 50 hy the
- at ft]set committee whose
| omlug lighter daily is
.aIa II @a,k seeking Ia assis,
l., 'A los' everything by ,hc
y O'Clock y. m. and /,
n lae water tn the streets
- p nsc and n quarter
e. 49, tier" has been . s,in
|rel A a.nc, that hour.
5a"le should b. another
~ 'oesaoqr oi rain j, is though,
H., ''"F damage viii be- dom.
n @a',r front on both sides at
u ,o., e.'he#t everything il wreck.
(@a Ill, H. and roadheis having
; ssi, "".'E aud about everything
h n "'"1 or loss damaged
? l1o, .3rl district OF Paterson
pan MI, sllk mills that mus, ~.
Een 4. '9T 'he pr.s.n, and som. of
(he spa 'ohs'd"rahlc time 10 come.
C,al !, @~ must necessarily H..
(nNo,4t a 'ae hundreds of persons
Pan, Il, = I" these establishments
(erG.ng = Won have large families Il,
& lo don.., 'R"m for support. There
fale !. tha' every efynr, will he
4 boss!m. " "" mills as sooa as IL
[nass az f,,,' = 10 So. bu, IL the build
Esa's ha,,, " =" undermined or the
kafSe be- ''tlased much time mus,
b Ra., ~ Work can bo resumed
r. The wor, 10y Water company is hy
e. entire II. iH"rer from tho food
laaf ,hc $, auon plant of the com,
(Most con,,3 s'fnction of which was
|Seausr s'pIo,o. is wiped out. Tho
\. a,l Of H. The work was sSoa.
e., |rE n a5',,.h "'' h IS los, TO ,ae com
[aa ii ,rn ''''en 70 this much o, the
E,/&l I'M N.Y. oi the company IL
\ :" II nm = ilp prehoR,,t,,k. a,.
\ l.... % a MN. '9sS To the company vii
'''e,go 4, h'''tnn MO AMI n half dollars.
'''e Island. near Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11
ECOS DE PONCE

Las 0bras del tranvfa el6ctrico
toCan su termino. La maquinaria
de 10 planta el6ctrica ha sido proba-
da con buen 6xito. Los postes han
sido "a colocadcs y ahors Sc tiende
el alsmbre desde 10 plazs de las De-
licias & Ia Playa qua es Ia distanci&
que comenzar& s recorrer desde 10
semanS pr6xima, pues q consecuen-
cia de ciertas diferencias con Ia COM
panic el6ctrica que tiene sus postes
interceptando 10 vfs, no podrS reco-
rrer ell tranvfa las Gales de su traza
do, pero creemos que Ell Ayuntamien
to resolver& este punto fin de no
causar perjuicio & Ia empress y al
p1b1icO en- general.
90
La asociaci6n de cAt6licos de Ia
Playa Sc encuentra LENA de los me-
jores deseos y animaci6n, para ell o.
rreglo de Ia Iglesia de sque1 pobls-
do. La plaza hoy en- complete aban-
d0no ser& objeto de grandes refor-
mas, Sc han comeEzado & sem brar
arboles y distintas plantas, Sc cops
trSiran dos elegantes fuentes y ban
COS y Ia fachada del temple sc pinta
ra.
Sc organ;zAn las hcrmsndades
con ell fin'de que se'cuiden del arre~
glo de IL iglesia y excitar Is fa reli'
hiosa de los cat6licos de dicha ba-
rrisda. Dado Ell entusiasmo de los
miembros que compOnen 10 JuntR
parroquial, no dudamos que pronto
volve1a & ser Ia iglesia de 10 Playa
10 que fu6 en- pasados tie enpos.
o*o
Los exAmenes para e. servicio ci,
vii terminaron Ell sAbado, saliendo
ell comisioL ado DR. Leadley para
MaYag1ez. Han sufrido examenes
As personals para distintos eervicios,
entire ellos variss senoritas para
corrso sos y Aduana. Dentro de 6 me-
ses volver& de nuevo haber exa'
menes para los mismos eervicios.
90
Han fondeado en- este puerto la
goleta ingIesa eEdyth0, procedente
de Luuemburg con aAlszones Y el
v&por ingl6s GThurlsnd Castles que
couduce de Iuglsterra 10 maquinaria
para Ia central de GuAnica.
Hay gran animaci6n en- ell p1bH'
CO pGra que visite este teatro Il 0com
paf1fa de opera que Sc espera ell 19
en- esa Capital, 81 Sc abre ell abono
sera cubierto con geguridad.
El 19 sale para Santa Crnz el Va
por &Pto Rico con escursiOnistas re-
gresando q 21.
La f$brica de cigayrillos G'rres
escpdos> hA ErasentAdo una rueva
marca Sc! Timonels, de excelentes
cigarrillos.
El Sr. Sccot de la fabrica de CT
garrillos aLA FAv0rita0 que sufri6
una delicada oper&cion en- el hospi-
tai militar pOr los Dtes. Kuid y AS
tford, Sc encuentra en- muy buen es-
tado y prOntO sera dado de alta.
El Sr. Matienzo ha celebrado
elgunRs conferencias recibiendo me-
recidos elogios y aplausos.
FL Corresponsal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11
DENUNCIAS.

Rsfaels A1gArfn que vive en-
la CAleta de las Mopjas n6mero %,
Ge0uncia q un tsl jose duefo del
ventorrillo casa ndmero 81 Gale do
San Jose por hAberle provocado en-
muy malas formas p15licAmento.
Silvestre Pum&res, m1sicO del
battalion puertorriquef1o denuncis s
InocenciO Rivera ~ Cucarachs que
vive en- Ia calle Mororis no nero /
por haberle insultAdo pdolicamente
al requeritle uu bast6n pequef1o
propiedad del denunciante
Isidro Martinez que vive en- el
paseo de Covadonga Pnerts de Tie
rra SO pra5ent6 con su hijo, liam ado
Eoriquo Martinez mAnifestando que
su h'jo habfa sido herido por una
nina llamadA Estebanfa RosAfio one
vive en- 81 mismo bSyrio.
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Horrible Crimen.

Sc ha cometido en- Theirs un
horroroso crimen que d. Ia nota mas
alta de salvajismo;
Luisa Miqued, bella joven de
fAmili& acomodadA de aquells pobla
cion sostenfa relaciones con Marcos
Ediot.
Ono era la joven, con ser muy
bella, modelo de honestidad, pues el
novio, Official de caballeriR, SO hizo
cargo en- cierto tempo de que aqueT
llo favoHecfa a un amRnte secretO Gu
yo nombre no era conOcldo perO que
en- reAlid&d existfa.
81 ioven Official apel6 al acecho
y tardo mucho en'conOcer Ia cl&ve
del enigma, pero al fin di6 con 81.
Su Amada prometida sostep1a
relaciones fntimas con un individuo
de IL servidumbre.
Persusdido de clio y 8guijonea-
do de CelOs horribles formula Mar
cos an plan de vengapzS, medit&do
con s&ngre. .frfa y 'realizado con en-
saf1amiento.
In un mismo dia 1pareci6 Ia
bella Luisa Miqued cadaver en- su le'
cho, alberto ell pechO y desprendido
de 81 ell cor&zon y coloc&do este Or
g&no importSrte sobre 10 manO de
dichA joven. Y en- una zania del ca
mino que de Ia casa de la familia Mi
qued condu 51A nm huerto cercano
teudido tambien cadAver, al infeliz
Criado hecho triZAs ell craneO.
Este suceso sangriento conster'
no & los hAbit&ntes de Theirs, POGO
RcOstumbrRdos 6 estos academies y
durante mucho tempo foe obj stO de
multiples cougeturus que Sc perd1su
todas en- Ell misterio, del mas pr0fun'
do secreto.
LAS investigaciones jurfdicAs no
obtuvieron resultsdo de luz &lgun&
hubo de hacer n1mero el proceso
entire los in6nitos que Sc pierden en-
las tinieblas.
No hace muchos dias el Tenien
te, que siguio hacienda su vida regu'
lar Y que manif, SO siempre IN gran
pesar y abatimiento por ell fin desAs'
troso de So smada, Sc ha presentado
& las SutoridAdes confesandosd con
el'mRyOr desCaro autor del doble ase
sinAto.
Su reclusi6n SO dispuso inmedia
tAmente y 10 defensa de dicho Te'
niente en- ell sumArio atribuye & era
genacion mental producida por los
celOe, ell acto que ha realizAdo
Squ6l.
(TrAducido de eLe Matins
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SerViCiO
de POliCla.
III Corresponsal.

El guardis Mateo Verdejo de-
tiene & Nemeeio Garcia por iugar
pelotas ca 10 v1a p1bLics impidiendo
el tr&nsitC.
EI guardis Aviles detiene & uu
mudo por robo de uns camiseta en-
la tienda de Armas y Gimentz.
El guardia Colon desiene q Juan
DAvila por hurto de IN hero pro-
piedad de Mr. John Cloy de Ia Ma
rina ndmero II y falta de respeto q
Ia policia.
El guardis Vszquez detiene &
Juan Hernandez, Julio Moreno y
Pedro Castillo por jugar pelotss en-
10 via pdblica.
El guardia Valed6n conduce 8
curar al cuarto de socorros Gre
gorio Ortega el que maninesta haber
sido sgredido con una piedra por
francisco Alvarsdo.
I'll detective Juan Gutierrez de
tiene & Angelina Reyes por estar
faera de hors en- Ia Gale y desobe'
decerle,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11

H& siuo muy sentido el traslado
del cabo E ,tebAn Lavergue que con
e. mayor cello comandAbR Ell Puesto
de la Policf& Insul&r
Su buen trato y demas condicio
nes le hicieron merecedor al respeto
Y consideration de todCs.
Sc tiene muy buenos informes
del que le sustituye
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PORTO-RICO RAILROAD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform in their workshops
all the work of repairing and construction.
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cision. A model foundry with the most mo
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed. The railroad itself cantake
all the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sala de SOCOrrOs.

Han s;do curados Gumersindo
Figuerca de fusrtes contusiones So
bre Iartg Ga lumbar. te5 clio suEe-
rior de l. pierna y artfeulsci6n de Ia
rodils, en- estado congo tive.
Enrique Martinez de ura heri
d. inciso contus % de dos ceutfnetros
sobre Ell tercio medic de 10 pierna
izquierds.
Gregorio o :tega de uos herids
contusa de forma estrellAda en- 10
region nazal superior y ana eroc:6n
en- 10 region molAr,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11

El dia 3 del mts en- curse tuvo
efecto la consagracion de Ia Logis
Uoi6n y Trabajo, Nsistiendo & dicho
acto un buen n6mero de hermanoa.
Con este motivo SO distribuy6
un buen almuerzo entire alguuos
emf armos del, Hospital y 90 pobres
mas de la localidad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11
Plaza del MGrCadO,

.Hace dias venimos notando que
los Articulos que sc venden diario
en- 10 plaza del mercAdo y son de
primera necesidad encarecep unos y
escNseAn otrOs.
La carne parece qua ha tornado
un precio flo de 26 centSvos el kiiO,
los huevos han subido un POGO, de
ocho por un real que Sc vendfsn hoy
estan siete.
Sc nota escas6z de batatas, yau
tias, calahAzas y flames. Legumb-es
tAmbien estan escasas vendi6ndose
bastAnte Car&s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11

El Sr. Matienzo ha celebrate
elgunRs conferencias recibiendo me.
recidos elogios y aplausos.
FL Corresponsal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11

POR. GLEN DOLLARS al con
tado so vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
o'eanoe. I'm est& red&Cei6n infor~
im xsmQa Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11
c ONP - HGA
DE LOS
FERRO--O OARRILES DE PTO-RIOO

La .Compaf1a de los Ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico pone en- conocimiento del pdbli-
co muy particularmente de los hacendados
y duenos de fabrica, que, habiendo montado
en- sus talleres de Santurce maquinaria per-
fecciOnada, SO encuentra en- condiciones de
hacer toda clase de reparaciones de pleas de
maquina as1 como de nueva construction con
prontitud y eSmero.
Tambi@n dispone de una fundici6n mo-
delo provista de aparatos modernos y perfec
cionados que le permlten fundir dentro de
las 48 horas aquellas pleas que Sc necesiten
con urgencia.
Pueden remitirse gratuitamente por fe-
rrOcarril tOdas las pleas de maquina que
hayan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11

El Sr. Sccot de la fabrica de ci-
gsrrillos DLa FAvorita0 que sufri6
una delic&da operacion en- el hospi-
tai militar por los Dres. Kuid Y AS.
tford, Sc encuentra en- muy buen es-
tado y prOnto sera dado do alta.
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Vi0Qu0S.

Han contraido matrimonio CT
VII Don Abdon Ramos con dof1A Ro'
SO Girot y Don Felix Rivera con do
n Dolores B3rlfos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11

Dur&nte el mes de Mario dltimo
SO han inscrito en- el Registro civil
20 defunciones 16 nAcimientcs y 4
m&trimonios Civiles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-11
A nueStrOS amigos.

Recomondamos ell Hotel THE Marina
Kor las comidas sabrosas que alll SO oonfec
otouan, por 10 fresco ventt)ado de la casa
on particular, por la modicidad en- precios
90 son los sguientes:
Por IN dia hospedajo con comida. .lS
Abono conner para una persona,
mensualmente e......,,............rl0
PUr una cana INSTRUMENTATION, %
Por uu Catre e.....................n 2o
Pupilaie para una persona, | mes >, 30,
BAtess q la calle preoios Conven-
oionalss
sOLER Ga.
Pto-oo Nvbre. de 1901.
San Jns6 esquinaA TetuAn.
En- esta imprents Sc vende pa
pei de periodicOs &$2 DO el quintSl.
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Tribunal de POIiCia.
CATHEDRAL.

Nemesio Garcia por jugsr q L.
pelota en- Ia vis p1olica medic do
liar de multa.
Juan Hernandez, Julio Moreno
y Pedro Castillo por jugsr { Ia Pc
lota en- Ia via p6blics 0 so muita.
Catalina Santiago (a) Ca neco
por hurto de IN par zapatos y dos
sombreros doce dias de arrest2.
Juan Davils por hurto de un
hero imantado de Mr. John CloZ
S 1 muIta y otro Mr.. Cloy por ha-
berle pegado al much&cho.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Angelina Reyes por infrscci6n
s 100 multR Juan Vargas pOr il ftsc'
ci6n $500 mult& y uno de costss.
Dionisio Corres por escAndalo
S 0.50 mults.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12
B. R. 7. MEETING HERE.
Officers of c. & 0. Branch vii! Be ElecteI
This Week,

Through representatives now in this
city the Brotherhood of 9ilway Train
men Of the Chesapeake and Ohio road
will elect officers for hte ensuing two
years on Monday or Tuesday next The
meetings will be held at the New Ford's
beginning Monday, and will continue I'M
ii, Wednesday. at which time the busl-
ness before the delegates will have been
disposed Of.
There now seems very little doubt that
the present chairman of the Brotherhood,
J. Hugh Farley, will be reelected, al
though there will be a general switch
around in the other offices. In addition
to the election of officers other matters
will come before the Brotherhood, but
these will be considered III secret session
Among the delegates so far in Rich
mond are Chairman Farley, Of Hinton,
West Virginia; A. G. Walker, Of Thur
mcnd, w. Va; R. L. Tinsley, Of Russell,
Ky; NJ. NJ Venard, of Covington; R. I,
Cow!es. of Charlottesville, and j. w.
Gilliland, of Clifton Forge All are reg
istered at the New Ford's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12
ENGINEER OUT ON BAIL.
Released from Tombs on Bond in the Sum Of
$1,000.
nav Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan l1-Ensineer John
Wisker, who was arrested after Wednes-
oay.s accident in the New York Central
tunnel, was reported to-day TO be in bet
ter mental and physical condition than he
had been at any time since the wreck.
The news that bail would be accepted and
that he probably would be able to leave
the To1nbs to-day cheered him very much.
c. c. Paulding, of the law department
of the New York Central. and nephew
of Senator Depew, called at the coroner
office and expressed his desire to go bail
for Wisker. The coroner said last night
that he would accept bail from the New
York Central.
Mr. Paulding said it was the intention
of the railroad company to give Wisker
a life position in the yards, and that he
would enter upon his new duties as soon
as the coroner released him.
Later in the day NVisker was released
under $4,000 bonds furnished by a, surety
company at the request of the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany.
District Attorney Jerome. an assistant
and Railroad Commissioners Baker and
Cole had a consultation to-day. At its
close the District Attorney said that on
Tuesday next the examination of wit
nesses would be resumed. At that time,
he said, some further information might
be made public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12
TELEGRAM TO THE PRESIDENT
Brother of the Emperor WIN Represent Him
at the Christening of lis New Yacht,
of Which Miss Roosevelt
Will Be Sponsor.
fRr Associated Press.l


BERLIN, Jan. u.-Emperor William, S
yacht Hohenzollern will go to New York
to participate in the launching of His
NIajesty's new yacht Prince Henry will
also be present at the ceremony as the
representative of Emperor William.
In connection with the proposed trip OF
the Hohenzollern to New York. Emperor
William telegraphed as follows in Eng
lish, to President Roosevelt:
II am most gratilied by your kind per-
mission for Miss Koosevelt's performing
the christening ceremony of my yacht
It gives me great pleasure to announce
to you that I have ordered my yacht
Hohenzolern tc cross over and be present
at the ceremony. My brother, Admiral
Prince Henry of Prussia, will appear as
my representative, and will be able to
express to you once more my sincere
feelings and friendship for the United
States AND their iliustrious head.
(sIgned WILLIAM r. L.
THE REPLY.
President Roosevelt replied as follows,
in German:
Your Majecty's intention to send over
your yacht Hohenzollern to attend the
christening by my daughter of your new
yacht is the source of great pleasure and
satisfaction to me. I can assure you
hearty welcome for your brother, Admiral
Prince Henry, to whom shall personally
express my sincere feelings of esteem for
your Majesty, as well as my best wishes
for the welfare Of the German people.
( (Signed) THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12
WILL NOT WATER THEIR MILK
The Slayer OF E. A. Marye to Be Examined
Monday.
(special DIspatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. u.-Ihe
.lairymen of this vicinity met this nora
ing at Il O'Clock and signed an agree
,nent by which they pie ge themselves
not 10 water their milk or adulterate (
in any way. and rot To charge less tran
tive cents a, pint and ten cents quart
for it. Only one dairyman refused d
sign. giving as his reason that he knew
there were a. lot Of those who did sign
VINO would not live up tn the acrao'nent
The Davis brewery, a small concern that
has just opened up in the suburb of the
city, bordering on Salter's Creek, was
burned down at o'clock this morning to-
eether with fifty-five barrels of beer. me
capacity Of the plant was only several
barrels a day. The origin of the fire Is
unknown.
The Corporation Court conveneS Mon
day in January term. There are no less
than twenty cases to come before the
grand jury. some of them very import
ant, notably the case of c. Aylett Ashby,
charged with the killing Of City En-
cineer Marye. Mr.. Ashby was down
town at MS Office this morning. for the
first time since the unfortunate affair.