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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
Notable ednbiD Yma
las. condolences, del
TEMPO
ObSerVatiOnes del weather
Bureau dignaS de eStudi0
EXTRAORDINARIA osClLAeIoN
TERMOMETRICA DE 37e

x# II ~
Dufsnte la sernAna Anteriort ha hA
biao an cAmbio notable en- las con
diciones del tempo. Rf mfsmu tism.
po4ae lss ser1afs pasadA contiruo
dafahte los pfim]erOs atss de skts y
dsspt&aKe ham rassAb.Acfd6 lSs Mu
vIAspaux1liknaoncss&e los opresivos
y abr asAiorasI' efeckos 9ae 0la seeA
Lza allnviasqh han siAod sntera nente'
generates como lol demnastran los
informes de todas lasssstseiunss, NO
sisndo muy grAn&e In difereneia an
10 precipitaci6n enl iAsoostas mi Senlsl
interior. La cAntidAAl menorsque
han Ii tornado fae O ~ Se palg ada
epOaHdvAnassiN siN mayor, 90 paIgA'
dxs ed IskbefA. Ef promadio de ls
secei6n N. fa6 5 ~ pulgadas 10 Sec
ci6n e. 5 B3 putga1 = ID. secc,6a s.,
/. or palRadaS; la ssNe OH del o., 2 rs
puIgxdseDy rpor todA lalIsla, astsr.
minaAO1 as los Ginfosmeside 49, eatAs
clones, l2.67 palgaa&s. Lasa tsmpe9
ratnraa sduraata los trssu primeroa
dian dada nemAnM ofaaron &.tAsoy
opreaivass eAsi ltoaAs les sstaeionass
han informadoq temperAtaras supe ,
riores 6 98 e pero durAnts tltimos
do semana hubo an asscsnso. Do
temperature epreeiabls. Do Maya
gtiez h9n informado 10 tempsrAtura
mas alta durante lassenAna, 81 e sef
die 19. y do Car6vanas han Il forma'
do 96 2 enr tresf dfAs aueesivos, el
dfs II, 1e"y 10 Como la temperate
r. mas bsja fa6 60 ? lOorosal), habo
una variaei6n, de- 'tempsratara
de 81 ., &A~s - Z a--~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
Infafmaei6a pdblica
en- AhaSeO para
lnvestigar cargos formu-
lados contra I'm Official
/. de Sanidadsag i }.
ElPreSidente declara Quela LEY
eSta pOr encima del Sc
CretariO de Puerto Rico ..
(Ds maestro corespoasal)

Mayo, 81. Aver empt zo 10 infor.
mAei6n ph blioA a que ,habla peonvo;
cAdot ID Al6alAfs, para invsatigAr los
sArgoa formulad0s por vafios veci
nos contra lel pieiAl dc Sandal aa I;
nor CAsaidue. Promote ser una so
lemnidad con toao sl AparAto de
m juicio oral. El AbogAdo sefaor
dc Diego, acompai1ado de SD secrs
tArio privaao senior BAsorR, vino
AesAa MAyARtiez, como AbogAaocdes
fsnsor Do 10 parte Aeusada. HstfA
do secretario delAyuntxmiento, el So
nor S&lguero, qne dictaba Al sscri
bienta senior Antonio Font. Presi'
die 81 alcAlas dom Agustfn Pesants y
4 m laao estsbAn 81 senior de Diego
y su defendido senior Cssalduc.
Numeroso p1bhco, compuesto de-
federAlss y republicanos, llenaba el
salon dc 10 alealdfa. -
DsclAraron rAtifickndose en- sus
AeusAcionaS, dom Prudeneio Vidal
Estrach, don lose Alvarez, don Ma
gin Mny6s y don Felipe Reyes.
TAmhien declare, acusAnao, un Sc
nor Colon,
Por 10 tArde, en- vaz del sef1or de
Diego, asistio & 10 information ell
Abogado Mestre. =
La information contir1A hoy.
O:urrieron vArios incid dentes. El
Abogado Msstre pregunto al infor'
mAdor don Felipe Reyes, maestro
cArpintero, si 81 psnsaba "que su
partido, lei r9publicanc) }, 10 eligiifA
AlRunA vez Alcalde". A 10 que con.
tost6 ,el~sefior Reyes, que tanfa 60
A1loRy t'si VIVA algunos mas, bien
pudiefA ga partido elegirlo alcalde. :"
FL abogado de Diego opinaba que
81 sxpeaiente anterior era nulo, 6 10
que 81 sef1or Salguero replied que le
SsfialArA sl Artfculo de 10 ley por ell
cual 40 comprobara 10 nulidad; que
el 6ecret&rio Dc Pnerto Rico, en- "a
communication, sscritA en- correeto In
gl6s, solo indicAbA que ae eehara
nm l&do el sxpsdiente primero y 90
iniciAr& otro, en- virtud de l& ipfor-
mAcion p1blica.
El 'Alcklde don AguAtin Pasante
observe Al senior dc Diego que e.,
Rpoyado en- 10 Icy, que era superior
nj mandate del Secretario de Puerto
Rico, procederia y habfa procsdido
CON Mrreglo 6 ella.
El informador dom Felipe Reyes
Acuao Al ofcial de Saniaad en6rgica-
m0nte y & preguntA del alcalde, de 81
81 siendo Alcalde, reponaria al sef1or
CAsalduc, contest6: e"No 10 repon-
driA nj por nm momeuto."
Estaa SON las notas dc la informa'
cion nsgau ell testimonio de perso.
mas de cr6hito, que asistisron al 90
to. Nosotros no pudimos Asistir.
por ooupAeiones perentori&s.
Ultima hora;A ri sef1or Casalduc
Sc retro de 10 information, con "a
Abogaao sl senior Msstre, quedando
mucnos tsstigos do cargo sin decla'
rar, y sin habsrse presentxdo nin'
KunO do doscargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
JUNTA ESCOLAR
DE LA
CIUDAD DE SAN JUAN PTo RICO
SECRETARIA

I'm session tanida por 10 JuntA ES.
collar de estA ciuaad el diA 19 del
mes en- curse, fac RcuerdO, en- cum.
plimiento de 10 qne determine IL
Ssccion 81 de las vigentes Leyas Es'
colAres, dAr de plano hAstA el 15 de
Junio entrAnte, para que los pref.
sores principAlGs, graduAdos y ru'
rAlGs que &spiren Aser contratAdos
en- estS municipalidad dursnts el
proximo cursO, presenten en- esta
SecretariA sus sOlicitudes, las
que deben aoompAi1ar ell eertiacaao
tidcado creditivO de hAllArse Ell soil
CitAnts en- condolences legales para
desempsf1Ar el cargo que pretendA.
Es do Advertir, que hNbi6ndOse
ACordRdo la creacion de una nueva
eseuela de seis grAdos para el afio
eScolar de 100000. con ell prop6aito
do que 10 ensel1Arza se presto ALI
exclusivamente en- ing.6s, ssta Jan.
to veria CON sgrado II presentation
do msestros puertorriquefIos, ya
qua In fundAcion do dicho estableci'
misnto tisnde & despertAr en- sl ma
gisterio provechoso estfmulo, Y &
difandir, CuAntO sea dAble, el como
cimisnto de squel iAioma, CON ID pc.
session del cuAl hA do tener, 10 ge'
nerAcion que subs, meaios mas f.ci'
les do conquistai el triul TO de 10
empei1ada lucha por In vida.
Ea prop6sito nrme de estA Junta
contrGtar para sl des mpt no de las
sacuelAs dc San Jaan, aquelloa macs
tros que mejores notas poseAn en- Ell
orden professional, y me1ores refs
rencias ofrexcan en- cuauto & sus
cond clones morales.
Las solicitudes documentadas de.
bsn ser entrsgadas en- 10 cficina de
10 JHnta, Cristo 20, bajos, toaos los
GiAs lAborAbles, de- 2 & 4 de 10 tArde,
8 rsmitidas por correo Al Seer etario,
ApArtAdo 498.
San Juan, p r, Mayo 25 de 1903
Ramon Negron Flores, SecresArio de
In JuntA Eicolar.-Vo Bo Ramon
Falcon, Presidents. 3vs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
Dig d. enCOni0
eS q. Bal ldmerO 8 de- Ia
0ffciI1A Agriculture
Pero como los asr cul torres
SO mueven en- I'm circulo
vic1oso resulta que La
. innssab1e ut i1idad do ese
Bolsttn ca purament t no.
/ 8

Ian eultnraagffcola desla> islM ha
sreeibid0 nm l5eneflcio CON l& reelents
@pmbl blIeAatdn 1e1 B 3letin ndmero @ del
Neg goeiado de Agrieultura y Mfnaa.
sNz zRsfiefess Al eultivo do 10 csbolla.
Haee tempo qae % hAh!a ca 10
SialaI de- ils pusibiltlAA de eonseguir
buenos nsgocios, ,aifnndisnao ess
eu1tivo por nuestroa cKmpog. El
Boletfn JK hmsroe q do la formula,
porQue ,hAca, nm, extenso ,estud3o dc
III especial cnltura do squel frnto.
Noihay ONE 9desir qas isse folleto
essinteressntisismo " 90 Aegur0s sque
81 naestros. hsrmanos los agriculto
res tuvierkn moaoP ds reeabar re-
7cursos par& eultixar ans hncasy los
conaeios &si 10 Ofcina de- Agricul.
tura , Minaa tenarfAn en- la pr4rtiea
su mas brillante confirmation.
Z Observation-Disclosures q mAl gohier.
mo one agobia ehts pals dekhaes
CON una lnano 10 que do bueno pus.
do haeer CON 10 otra :. l tMisntroa esos
laboriosos centres t6cnieos nos be-
nedeian d2ndonos medios de exce-
lente desenvolvimianto agFfeolA, el
Conssjo Ejssutiv vos qnsuas ana insti.
tuci6n aristosr6 6ticA & la cnal impor-
to nm bledo la aericnltarA, mega
torpemsnts lal contr4tssi6n de- sm.
pr6stitos que hAbriRn 90 dAr q los
tsrratenienteB fkciles madios do
aplicar los mag 1lfsos consejos que
esq huen& litsra atura len uffeee.
Aquf no hay maiz, nj patatas. nj
eria de cerdos, nj csbollas que val.
/ gan! Miantras 40 isls,l tenga sanci.
ma esa eknpan& neumAtfc& qMe 90
llama Ley Fora ksr y que %, NOS ha
pnesso ensamassabeF eli cielo eonseua.
les fines, este pats, dc grandss ener'
gfas produetivas en- sus sntrafias
psrmaneesr4 dssAiao y pobre..
De toaos modes, prOcaren nnss'
tros hsrmAnos eonssrvar ej jsmplares
del B 1letin ndmero 9.
iAlg1n die rser&!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
Dulces en- almibar

Dulces en- almibAr de variAs ella
Les y tAbAcos y cigarrilloa se venden
lA lAdo del Ayuntamisnto casa nd
nero 30 franta q In Plaza Principal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
RDICTO
DON FELIPE CUCHf Y ARNAU,
JUEZ PRESIDENTE DEL TRI.
BUNAL DE DISTRITO DE ARE
CIBO

HAGo SABER: que don Francisco
LsocAsio Roman, casAdo, propietA.
rio, mayor De edAd y vecino de ests
ciudad, hs acudido & este Tfibunal
solicitAndo se declare 6 "a fsvor el
dominic dc 10 siguiente finca:
Rhstica, ain nomb.e couoeido, en-
clavada On el barrio de Rio Arriba,
sitio denominado sB .erpey., de ID
Jurisdiction de Arecibo, compuesta
de caarenta cuerAAs de terreno que
brAdo, igual & Is hsctkreas, 72 areas
y Is eenti&reas, contenieudo una
casa rGstica para hAbitaci6n algu.
n. plantAcion dc CT, f6 guineos,
com mprendiA&s estaB entire cuatro
puntos de orteg6a y entire los lin
deroa siRuientss: Por Ell e tie, tie
rrss de don Manuel Raz 0 ivero,
hoy de don AmAaor G ,nzalez; por
el Oests, don G:egorio Rivers; por
el SUD, con don Jetds Gorz .lez; Y
por el N orts, don Aurelio Medina,
don RAul Mark, Luisa Candelsris v
Pedro Reyes.
Y se hA dispussto por Ell Tribur al
en- proviaencia de feeha veints y dos
de los corrientes, convocar & las
personals ignorAaas & qaienes pueds
psrjudicAr 10 inscription solicitada,
por medic de edictos que Sc inser
tar an por tres vaces en- uno de los
perioaicos de mas circulaci6n de San
Juan, 6 I'm de que en.el t6rmino de
sessntR dias naturales, dentro de los
cuAles pueden admitirss praebAs,
comparezsan 81 quieren alegar gu
derecho. -
DAdo en- Arecibo, & veinta y cinco
De Mayo de 1903 Felipe Cuehf <
El SecretArio
Nanste1 j, Calder6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
ImD0rtaCi0n en- Ponce

De New Orleans lego 6 Ponce el
vapor americana eSan Juans eonsig
naao & los se1ores Fritzs Landt &
Comp
Conauio: Para sus consignata.
rios, 10 fsrdoa hsno 10 srs avena.
B3nnin Armstrong & c.. 400 sIs
harina, $40 ID, arroz.
Cosio & Pajol, 800 srs harina
Oliver Paente & Co. 200 sTs hari
No, 922 sIs arroz.
Sucssoras de Gilet Aree, 729 sTs
harina, 284ll2 SIS arrox. aEEs
Gonzales Bonriin & Co. 800 saeos
harina. 8ss5*
Dasa & HerdmAn. 1862 SIS arrox
Eugenio Moralss, 800 sIs harinx.
Blasini Hsrmanos, 100 SIS harina.
Dooley Smith & Co. 40 bls .toeino.
W. $50 sacos arrcz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
DeSaFelaneiaS On el.
! cOncejO municlpal
de Adjuntas
Un conceal que con afrgglo q
Ia Secci6nI ga d. ia ley
debe ser SeparadO
(Ds maestro oorrsspo,ssal)

Mayn 25-Un ennplasao munisi.,
pal pretsr di6 hoy csFebrar uLa Sc.
zion extraordinAras iel concejo ma.
nieipAls ain hAbsrss Nenado los rs.
quiaitoa de 10 ley. Par6 como al
Presiaenta del eoneajo J. Pedro So.
garrs yan nASs q s0par&ien 10 pre-.
eeptuado por fa lsy, tuxa6 bien no
celebrate.
In fAltA do ley consists6 EN- no he.
barse citado & loa conesja ales Js~Jos6
VietorgB oseh,J Autonis IrizRrrySys
81 mismo aef1or 6egarrA.
PArses que hay asganas pessonAs
que assaAn#qna no tomsn posasi6n
de sua aargos de eonceja ales los se-'
flores Bosch 6 Irizarry y busoan ios|
neaioB para que estos no Asistaa &
las sesionea, { pasar de q. clos sua.
que nolOs eisen aiempre se sncuen $
tran presentes. Todo por que es.
tos ssHsfss eu union, del Preaidante
har@n ,cumpIir 10 ley y proeurarkn
81 biengeneral. t7l <tt8 81
AhoxA bisn; J. SAntisgs Lopez
Velez n sido dltimAments nombra.
do concsjal, ssts como ID convene &
esas parsonas one quieren impedir
que los demks sean conesjalsss ya
ls hieieron tomAr posesi6n de %
cargo, sin poder ser coneejal todaI
vez que este ssifor ha sido coneejel
recAudador y todAvls NO ha hecho
antregA de las cusntks, iSee1 q se
dice el aefor Lopez presande 6lmis'
mo reeonoeer sus cuentAS. #s4,..
= lNo prohibs ID ley municipal que
sean concejales los inaividuos que
tienen participation directa ,6indi'
rsetamente con sl munieipio?
! Con Arreglo 6 la seccion 81. de 10
10y municipal Ell senior Lopez debe
ser separaao de- conceio, 20
En- todos estos caaos oil sa1ior a.
ealde actual dc musstra de su cap
titud.s ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
POR 81 ACASO !!

EstA mAiiana un piquets del bAtA
uoa pusrtorriquef1o, prsctic6 sier'
cicioa de guerrjl1Rs en- 10 Gale de
San S Ssbasti6n. Pan pronto tomAba
las boca callss..como apuntaban 6 I'M
eaiheio. On campeaino3que en- aque'
llos momentos entraba en- 10 Auaien'
els, para asistir s nm juicio oral, de
dos aAltos penetr6 81 local y sc es'
condo 9etr&g de una puerta. Ad'
vertido por otro que aquello ere d.
esiuganacs, el jfbAro dijo: l<y 81 Ell
diablo los t:entas? #.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
Ell MORO"
ha inspirado una Postal

ha inspirado una Postal
He aquf otra postal del mismo au
tor de 10 que ne public6 an el ndme
70 del LINES.
LA postal representa- ell castillo
del Morro].
hAtalaya del poder
fuiste an los tiempos de aver;
y aan est6s en- 10 region
inoealado en- el ser
de 10 af1eja tradicion."
t'Los vieios gobsrnAdores,
entire imperiales honores
trAspRsaron tus umbralfs;
y eutre houores mperiales
pasAn los nuevoa sef1ores."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28
EK&meneS para m6diCOS

Ssrf& couveniente que los aspiran.
tes & exkmenes de me licos, practi.
cantss, comsdronas y dentistss, Sc
dirigieran Al secretario de IL Junta
examinadora, doctor Qasvedo Basz,
CON objeto de poder fijar ell tempo
en- qus aqx6.los deh&n verifc&rse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28

NEuROsINE IsRuNIEE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-28

Concentrates importaaorss de pro.
welcomes de todas procedeneiaa.
San Justo Is y Is, San Juan Pto.
Rico.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
.PHILADELPHIA,S SENSATION.
Startling Developments in the Case
I Against Negro Herb Doctor, sus-
pected Of wholesale Poisoning.

e
Philadelp March is. The police
for several days have been inyestig at-
ing the career Of George Hossey, the
negro herb doctor, who was Fri
day committed to prison with Mrs.
Catherine Dame on the charge Of
causing the death Of the wonlan's
husband IS months ago by poison.
Mrs. Dame is said to be only one
of host of women whose object in
consulting the doctor was not
legitimate. The authorities say that
they expect to trace a number. of
deaths to Hossey's potions. One Of
fetal said Saturday:
I'VE are only beginning to uncover
this case. It may prove one Of the
greatest criminal events in the his
tory of the department.
Hossey is the arch-conspirator in
many crimes, the authorities say.
They have learned that for many.
months past his headquarters have
been patronized by many women,
both married and single. whose.
names are now in the possession
of the district attorney and detec-
tives. When the negro was arrested
detectives searched his house and
confscated a wagon load of bottled
drugs, instruments and other para
phernalia, much of which will figure
in the case.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
RIVER BULLETIN.
The Con EDITION on Lower Mississippi
= Grows WOrse-At Other Points
Rivers Are Falling.

Washington, March 16.-Th wealth
er bureau has issued the following
special river bulletin:
The lower Mississippi river condi-
ton as anticipated was somewhat
more serious Saturday morning. The
rise. has been more rapid than for
some days past and the rain that is
now falling, although as yet light,
tends to increase the gravity of the
situation. y
The stage at Cairo Saturday morn
ing was sos feet, rise of 0.3 foot
since Friday morning; at Memphis,
36:S feet, rise of or foot; at Vicks-
burg, 4S.2 feet, rise of O.4 foot; at
New Orleans, 1872 feet, a rise of o.
foot
The Ohio and Arkansas are gen
orally falling, except the former
river at Cincinnati is still rising
slowly and was slightly above dam
ger line Saturday morning. No
changes from previous forecasts are.
as yet indica ted.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Idaho Msner Make. Strike

Lewiston, idaho, March 16.-Her-
man Wundrah, a well-known miner,
arrived here at night with three
horses packed with gold ore from a
strike made so miles from Lewiston
on Cave gulch in the Snake river
country. The. ore weighs about 400
pounds and its estimated value is
from 81, 500 to $4,000 Wundran also
brought, out gold estimated at $4Oo
which he panned from hatful of
ore taken from the strike. The
strike has caused much excitement
and has resulted in a stampede to
the new district. I'D
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
russian reforms Begun.

St. Petersburg, March ia COM
mission. under the presidency of Min
isetr Of the Interior Won Plehwe, has
already commenced work on formulate
mo a method for carrying out the re-
forms in provincial administration,
comma nded in the cars recent decree.
Several heads of departments and five
provincial governors are participat ting
in the work Of the commission.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Eaitor winkin. improves.

New York, March 16.-The condl-
tion of Beriah Wilkins, owner of the
Washington Post, who has been crit
ically i'll for several days at the Wal
dorf-Astoria with paralysis and kid
new trouble, was much improved Sat
urday morning. A member &c. OF his
family said that Mr.. Wilkins passed
a very comfortable night and that
the family now had good reason to
hope for his recovery. q
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18

San Francisco, March 16.-The de-
tectives of this city are puzzled to
account for the disappearance of
diamond brooch, valued at ST, 500,
the property Of Mrs. S. Franklin, Of
Chicago. a guest of the Palace ho-
tel. The brooch was lost at "a pri-
vate. dinner party at an uptown ho-
tel and no clew to its. where abouts
has vet been obtained
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Absorbs Southern Plant.

Louisville, KY, March &c. Brennan
& Co., Southwestern agricultural
works, one Of the. largest agricul-
tural implement manufacturing
plants in the south, was Saturday
transferred to the American Seed
ing Machine company recently or
gained in New jersey. The price
paid for the plant is not stated.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Row HoII-TTn. .t Denver.

/ Denver, Col, March 16.-Fred VIII
son and Carl Remington, both youths
of 10 years, are under arrest on the
charge Of holding up drug stores in
this city. A number of bold rob
berries of this kind have occurred
here of late, the guilty ones in every
instance being boys answering the
same description. making no effort
at Disgusting their features.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Vanderbilt Buy. More Land.

Mineola, L.. l., March 16.-William
X Vanderbilt, Jr., has added an
other large, tract to his great hold
ings of real estate about Success
lake, fn North Hampstead. His
agents: have filed in the county
clerks Office transfers of about 10
acres. The fand adjoins his present
estate, and. it is said, was included
in the plans for Improvements made
originally.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
DIR. AMES STARTS BACK. :
Former Mayor Of minneapolis to
Facs che Bribery Charges
re- ~--.5s MHde Against Him.. ~

Manchester, n. H., March f6.-Dr.
A. NJ. Ames, former mayor Of Minnie
apolis, left here Saturday on his vol
ustary return to Minnesota to- an
swer charges Of bribery. Sheriff
Dreger, Of Minneapolis, and Deputy
Sheriff Doame, of Manchester, n. H.,
accompanied the doctor. Mrs. A1nes
and daughter. also were in the party.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Buy UP Leather. Plants.

Cincinnati, March ia deal has
been completed whereby the Internaa-.
tional Leather company, of Cincinnati,
with all its patents, has been taken
over by Chicago capitalists. They
purchased s5,0oo,o0o worth Of stock.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Homes burned.

Cincinnati. March 16.A special
from Beverly, w. Va, sta ties that eight
houses were burned there at night. No
lives were lost and the property loss
was small. The town was alarmed un-
iii the flames were controlled.
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C. e. N. w. r. r.
DEPARTURES OF TRAINS EAST.

DEPARTURES OF TRAINS EAST.
Pass. No, 5o4 Xxx, SUM new line, O2 III
< No. Is sEx .Su.i.f old line, s5s Z: y 2 ~
f. Il" No. 5O2 Daily new line, 3:ov III
No. 81 ,Dailylnld line ;: oo p III
g No. Ex.,oun0 new hne :o' p III
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS NEST.
No. lex. SUM new line, 40 a IN
-@" No. II ttaily) old line, ll:4'' a III
No. SOB Daily whine, ~. a m
" No. q eek. SUM old line, S:4O M
No 15(Ex. Sun.)new line. l2:l5 nj
" No. sol Daily new line, 1888 m
Trains Nos.5Ol and 500 have sleeping cars
between rIankato and Chicago and chair
cars between rIapkato aud Minneapolis.
Dining cars between Wihona and Tracy
and Mankato and Minneapolis.
Trains Nos. 5O4 and sol have sleeping cars
between Minneapolis and Redheld, 5. d.
Further Information inquire of H. L.
Beecher, Agent.
Gen. Ag't. Winona G.P. A.. Chicago.
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seven Estate Finally settled.

Camden, Nj, March 16. The final
accounting of the estate of ex-Unit-
ed States Senator William j. Sewell
has been made. The senator left
$4,000 to be divided between his
widow and FIVE children. There are
no outside requests. The estate is
in bonds and securities.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
PRESIDENT Had1ex Coming west.

New Haven, Conn, March 16.--
Arthur 7. Hadley, president of Yale,
will make a tour of the cities Of the
middle west to meet graduates and
make speeches. Mrs. Hadley will ac-
company him. They will leave New
/ Haven Monday and expect to be
away about three weeks.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Mrs. Hull ON Stand.

Secretary Shaw has decided to en-
ploy no more women immigration in
spectors.
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win Not Treat WITH Men.

New York, March 16.-President
Hal, of the New York, New Haven
& Hartford railroad, authorized the
statement that the directors refused
to meet joint committee of train
men and conductors. E#l ..sf ~. r. +. !:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Detective T.e.stifes.

Detective John w. Holmfund, who
described the scenes in the den and
related the conversation he had with:
one of the maids He found some let
tiers and revolver in Burdick's coat.
The trousers, he said, were lying on
the couch and looked as if they had
been placed there carefully and fold
ed over. Two of the letters found
in Burdick's pockets were from a
Mr.. Cleveland. of Cleveland. He gave
them to Superintendent Bull. The
witness had a talk with DR.. Marcy.
The doctor, he said, gave him the
impression that he wanted the mat
ter kept quiet. He did not want the
affair made any more public than was
necessary.
At noon recess. was taken until
two o'clock. !.
Mrs. Hull on Stand.
Mrs. Hull, the mother of Mrs. Bnra
dick, was the first witness at the
afternoon session. Replying to
question Of District Attorney Coats
worth she said that her. daughterw was
at Atlantic City on the night of the
murder. Mrs. Burdick was last at
home on December 8 of last year and
left on that date for Ma CARA Falls,
from which place she went to New
York
Secretary Shaw has decided to en-