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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
La reV0luC]0l
de MarrQeCOS

L3ndres 8 .ds Abril-Diee Ell co
responsibility Times" en- TAngsr
que Amsrani Shsreef, ito del Sultan,
q fac ha poco.al pals de los riff .11os
CON objeto de reclutar voluntArios
para las fae, zas del gcbierno, se ha
viato prscisado 6 telegrsfiar desde
Melilla pisiendo que de TAneer
10 envisn fueizas. Sin embargo no
Sc puede complacer al ito del Sal
tan. Amaranl dice que ID situAc! On
en- que se encuentra actualmente es
ssaz c:1tica.
LAS noticias que llegan del Sud
de MArruecos son desconsoladora as.
TAnger estk completamente quieto
y NO SO tsmen allf disturbios por
Ahora.
llDIGANME!
Cu&les son OF mejores cigarrillos dc
"A COLLECTIVE"
lOuales son los cigarrillos mas baratos
"VIOLETG"
RIEN DIOHO III
In esta imprsntA sc vands papsl
viajo 6 % 40 sl qzintRl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
ClBlEG RlMls
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
LILA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIRECTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Tropas amotinadas
en- 0porto

: Nueva York, Abril 9 8 40 "A. M.
Dicen de Lisboa que las tropas
de Oporto SO amotinaron, dando
grltos subversivos contra el rey de
Portugal. El hecho ha causado ALI
gran seDsacion. Asegdrase one Ell
ejercito esta muy descontento con
el gobierno y que las tropas de
Oporto frsguaban desde hace alg1n
t.en po ell complot de amotinarse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
Doctor Emilio CheVrelnOnt

OlhUJANO UENIlSTA
On Fol talexA esquina San Justo.
De regreao de los Estados Unidcs
ha alberto sd OFICINA DENTAL
Gale de San Fr9rcisco ndmero 80.
Frsnta 4 10 C,pills.
Sal Superior de Curazao
TOMADA sOBRE Ell NUELLE
HASTA Ell 10 DEL OORRIENTE
A 40 OENTAVOS 90
Maiz del pals en- u sacos
a $500 "a.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y hnas ia
maf1os de 2 hasta S pull
gadas a $3.50.
AIambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75.
Grampas, barril de 90
libras So.
Otrecen BaQuero y Gaudara
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
Los cubanos exportan
az1car para Inglaterra

Nueva York, Abril, 9 9.40 A M.
De la Habana notician que en-
todos los puertos de Cuba Sc viene
embarcando azdcar para Inglaterra.
Las cosechas de este afio han dado
grandes rendimientos, y los ha-
cendados muestranse muy satisfe-
chos de las exportaciones que hacen
la Gran Bretafa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
Cristiano TX
celebra SUI IS aniversarlo

Nueva York, Abril 9 9.4o A. NJ
Ha celebrado con gran solemni-
dad su IS aniversar1o ell rey de Di-
namarca Cristiano TX. Cristiano
TX ha recibido demostraciones de
carino del pueblo, por el cual es
muy querido ell monarca, que subi6
al trt no en- 1853, q la muerte de
Federico VII.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09

sSs asA 5 @ I s
vMmav@qe item h l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
C0MPRA DE- FINCAS

Sc desea comprar una rd .tica de
25 & 80 CT q .aas que rad q ae en- San.
taree. .6,eItre Rio Piedras y Carroll.
no, propia para 10 siembra de chiaas
Para irformss, diciiirsa 6 Joe6
Nareiso Wider, San Jot6 + & nero 9
ApartaAo 491
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
La Czarina
muy enferma

Nueva York, Abril 9.49 A M.
Despacho de San Petersburgo in
forma que la Czarina Sc halla muy
enferma inspirandorsu estado de
salud seriOs cuidados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
NOTICIAS

coNsEIo A LAS MADREs Fl Hiarabs claimants
az IN sehora Wnsow debe sSmpre que los ninos
estan en- el perodo de Ia dentic6n Proporcona aiyo
Immediate al Pequeho pacente produce rn sueno ma ma.
muv yiyo alegre s muy agradab1e paladar, calma
al ro ablanda encias. aliva sus dolores hacs f
Giles las funciones del estomagc regua los nsesnos
xsnga osa Dc Ia dente6n6 de euasqis1a otrs Ssuss
de u ssiiors Winsiow el Snsioe de todos-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
+. p0R MAS ne SESENIA AIMS.

RHN1MDIo AryTI3u BIEN PROBADo.
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WlNSLOW.
asado por MILLONEs DE MADREs para hijos 81
PERIODO DE DENIICIoN, con EXITo COMPLETE. Tran
QUILIZA Ia CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ENCIAS ALIvIA
ToDos Los DOLORES CURA Ell COLI. o vENToso >
e5or renedfo 10 DIARREA De venta las BOTICAS
del nundo entero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE CAIMANTE DE LA SRA. WiysInW,
NO ACEPTElS OTPO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
Un voto de Y Yabueoa por .Iodepen
denciA" obaerva:

00ASA@ Q0SC4V&
Isl Ell gobierno esp. d ol fi6 ell dfa %
de MARI de 1873 para Abolir In
esclRv.tud de IL rfz de cclor en-
Puerto Rics: Q 6 f.cha fijsr&
oil gobierno americana para Abo.
lir 10 pressnte esclAvitud p rque
estan aomstidoa ciertcs y deter.
minados puertcrriquef1o= blsn.
c-t? 81 los primaros fusron hu
millados ante 10 faelz. 6 ell lAti
60 hsssa Cor var tir.os en- escla.
vos solo SO aebl6 &sn goor &nsi..
Pero per vida d. Crlsto, & que
ckusas rodar asribuir estM mo.
derns eselsvitua blsr c., mucho
salvsje? L~s p. ns sros es
clavos merecieron con jasticia Ell
peyd6n ee Dios y de ID humani
dad. Pero preguL to nm 1ervido'
Qaien peraonar& & estos 1itinos
esclavos blsncos 6 los CO les me
re6iero.> Faustino Clnt, 81 B /.
deguez"
o 70 de Msysgusz por Il ,pende7.
dsncia, dice:
"Propor 60 la em'g asi6a Gel pals
en- maaa pues Ell gob;erpo que
cen el pretsgto de prote &C: 81
nos dest1 uye nusst.os Doses,
Ell 80 6 ado gar de j. f+milis,
mareae qaa 10 sscrifiquemos
d por slejarnos de 6! ya que
no podemos hacer otr& coha"
O.ro &c Vgs B ,ja, ror sTerri.
torios. a.ce:
" Nuestra cultura mes de- dere cho &
Ia declaration de Tarritorio; pc.
70 este aeto de justicis no b
E< qsa esperarlo de los politicians
qua por hamAniaad nos gobier.
nan imparcialmente, hsy que
irlo solicitar ante Ell cspitoiio
de WAshin gtor, no CON btjs zas
y servilismo, sino con arri gan.
cia y dignidsd 81 go nos uie-
rrAn las pusrtas all& como ae6,
entonces habrk que lsrzArss al
g'ito de sklvese el que pzeda,
yque Dies reparta suerts."
Otro de San German por sInds.
pendeneia. suserito por G. CArdona.
Otco idem idem observk:
'Yo, muier, voto por la Iadepsn'
deneise extraf1saa &c que Eues.
tros hombres puertcrrique nos
vctsn por otra formR de go
bierno. Y. A R"
Un voto de Quebradil;as, por eIa-
der endencia., dice:
eQaiero que mi peaaxo de tierra ten.
60 libsrtades. Aguatina .Cn. de !
B.RncO.S
Otro do 10 Habana, por sIudepen. |
aeneiss, drmado por Nicolas Mar.
Iinez.
O;ro de Csyey, por <Territ: rics,
obseIvk:
EEL gobierno territorisl fu6 desApro.
bsdo por los eoncejeros CONT |
Eentales. Han sorprendido iris |
temeIte los habltantes lie esta |
pobre isla, y no qutaren que |
seamos ciadadanos. iCaalts in
iusticia! Saremos ESQ, V ,s, psro |
pedimos Territofio, pess quien
pese G.briel Garcia.
Osro de Coamo, por sTerritoric.,
dice:
Q1e buena ca 10 Iodeperdencis,
pero para q ae nos pase como G
las republics sud americanas,
vengs el Territorio. Gerardo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09

ESPECIFICOS HOMEOPATI
cos DE HUPHREYS de venta por
Rafael Castro Gonzalez, Fortaleza
81. Sc regala un manual para ga uso
en- espaf1ol 6 ingl6s Gaquehos que 10
solicitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
9ma9e8 NIT
Qorb &tt9ener.

Mm Morsen bes 10. Stunt eri@ies
men, pie t@ erwartet bate, bebeutenz
be enslii@e Streitfrdtte aus @rebes
fortpes un6 9eilbron, um uns BON
Ser @iienbabn gu uertretben. Die
@naldnber itanben unter benz Befebl
pom 2orb &it9ener unb waren mad
meiner S@dbuns $4,000 Bis $1,000
Mann ftart. Die paar @asen, bic
t6 batte, lief i9 In Der &t@tuns nod
&roonftab sieben, iabli@ BON Der St.
Ienbabn, um ipater, menn tie auBer=
balb bes @eit9tsfreiies paren, fte bic
&t6tuns nod @eiten nebmea gu lai=
fen, I'M bic gnsldnber, bic uns aufs
iparen ioDten, In bte SIRE gu fabren.
Sd fonnte es faum iber's 6er5
brinsen, 10 obne peiteres ab5u5iebeu,
obne eiuen Sdub setban gu baben.
Nber i9 mubte es bod tbun. SD
lieb besbalb uetne 2eute auf ben &ors
ies u6rbli9 BON Der Observation-Disclosures
b,ade, no aapitan @itnbbam &nisbt
pier Sage uorber semeien NOR, Stels
lunsen e%tnnebmen !; basielbe sei9ab
auf meiner Earm &%oobepoort unb auf
ben Yontn9fopies.
Da bte gnsldnber eine sroBe 8ors
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
lteb batten, umsebunsen aus3ufibren,

lteb batten, umsebunsen aussufibren,
ruenn btes nur einisermaben m6slid
mot. ma9ten ite ldnser als eine Stun=
be Salt unb bei@oifeu uniere Stelun
gen nit 2p6bit. unb anberen &aronen,
obne ben 8irsern BET MIR auf ben $50
nistopies trsenb etnen S@aben ansu
fisen.
Damn besannen lie, uns gu umse
ben. Sd lab, mie &auaueriemaiieu
cine Mnb0be n0rblid BON &oobepoott
beiebten, unb ba i'd bon meinem
Stanbpuntt aus bic Steaursen nidt
In meinem @eiidtstreiie bate, 10
fonnte t@ aud ni@t ieben, mas bic
Wtrtuns bteier S(anfenbemesuns par.
SD wubte, baB, meun bic 8arssr bier
suridmtden unb ii9 am SluB entlans
su%rid3osen, iie bann auberbalb unie=
res @eitdtsfreties ietn wiroen, unb
baB mir, ba MFR ite nidt ie.
ben fonnten unb pom ibrem Nb5us
nidts wiiien fonnten, gu ipdt emit
seden warben, baB wtr umStnselt iet
EN-. SD muBte allo bortbtn, I'M gu
ieben, Oh BITE &auaGerie uns ni@t i6on
iber fli9elt bate, I'm aber bel ben
Birsern feinen 8erbadt gu erresen
: mas ibre @i6eritanbstraft &C..
i6ma9t baben marbe - Iaste i6 If
men, bab fie ibre SteIunsen balten
maEten, wdbrenb i@ r,ur na9ieben
tpoqte, wte es in &%oobepoort sins.
Wis i@ bic bortisen Steuunsen ie
ben tonnte, bemerfte i'd, baB bic eng
lanoer bereits 10 nabe rparen, baB ii9
ein @efe@t NIT @emebtfeuer entpidslt
bate.
W%ortiebuns folst
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
Ser NplfSmmnb.

Dtes biene 5ur 8eitdtisuns, baB
bic 8libableiter, wel@e p. @ebr. SAN
Soon BON Welroie auf uniern Sd,l=
fern erri6tet murben, uns ollitdnbi=
&c 3ufriebenbeit seben, unb baB mir
irsenb Seman6en, Der einen glibab=
letter sebrau6t, bic @ebr. @an Soon
empfeblen, ba bieielben bic einsisen
superldiiisen 8libableiteruerfdufer in
Der l1msesen6 itnb, auf bic man ii9
uerlahen fam. Sie perridten tire
&rbeit 10, baB Sebermann bamit su=
frie6en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14

Sermanu Staten,
Geo. &noblasb,
Sos Sarbed,
Senrp Sdinbler,
Srau Is. Banded,
Sobn W. 6au,
Su9b glatlep,
Yeter S6Onbers,
Sreb. @briaeu,
Sobn Collage,
@barles Stalbsrser,
&c. Wiqer,
Sas. Smbide,
@bas. Cooper.
Nnton S1uute,
Sobn Debmes,
frau Heter guu,
@b. 3a6mann,
Wife Sui,
8. s. Did,
Casper fSrebrid,
Srau Barb. gartbeI,
Qbam & Nobeu,
Nid. @alei6,
Nid. %2innemann,
Sberin bes @nnpentS
/. gu ct. Soiepb.
So6w. P. Iusutiu,
GLEN. Staub,
'er g. q. 9mntef,
g. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14

&ein Mtttel tommt benz @aruer's
Wbite Wtne Of Sar Sprup fur bieie
i9redlt9e unb fatale &rantbett slei9.
Wenn uori6riftsmdB Big senommer, 1nb
tn 3eit, betlt es cinen SaI In 4S
Stunben, unb beim 9uiten, Der Der
Grippe folst, uerfeblt es nie 2inbez
run9. PretS Is unb SO Gents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-06-13
NEWS IN CONFIRMED.
Government at Belgrade AboIshes
Alexander's legislative Assembly.

Government at Belgrade AboIishes
Alexander's Legislative Assembly.
Paris, June 12.-The foreign office
here received a dispatch from the
French agent on the Servian frontier
confirming the press announcements
that the new government at Belgrade
had abolished the legislative assembly
created by the late King Alexander
and had renewed the ancient Skupt-
shitina, which has been ordered to
assemble next Monday for the pur-
pose Of ratifying the proclamation OF
Prince Peter Karageorgevitch as king.
The assembly just abolished was
made up of appointees of the late king
and Gid not contain a member who
was opposed to Alexander's policy.
The dispatch adds that Belgrade
continues quiet, the people apparently
being reconciled to the ne wconditions
Officials here doubt the truth of the
report that Belgrade is quiet, as the
authorities here are unable to secure
further direct dispatches from Bel
grade. Even the official dispatches
which have reached Paris appear to
have been mutilated.
1t is stated authoritatively that thus
far there has been no exchange of com.
munications between the powers con.
cernlng Prince Peter Karageorge-
vitch's assumption of the throne of
Servia, but the officials are beginning
to seriously consider the delicate Ques-
tion of the recognition of the new SOY.
ereignty 1t Is expected that the Ser
Wan authorities will convoke q meet.
ing of the foreign ministers at Bel.
grade and present the latter with def.
mite evidence that the people accept
the new government and that 1t has
the ability to maintain order and guar.
antee the safety of foreigners. When
the ministers advise their respective
governmnts that such assurances have
been received the various powers will
determine whether recognition will be
accorded. 1t is considered probable
that the powers will act together on
recognition. 1t is further stated that
if the powers individually or collective.
ly protest against the bloody methods
this is likely to occur in connection
with the question Of recognizing the
new government The latter thus far
has rot addressed any communication
to the powers, the latter receiving all
their information from their own min.
listers or from agents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-06-13
REVOLVING STORIES
OF SERvIAN MURDERS
Kings Body Alleged to Have
Been Mutilated.
QUEEN DRAeA WAS OUTRAGED.
Those Admitted to the Palace to View
the Remains Are Said To Have
Stamped and spat Upon Them-Kar-
ageoraeVitch's Election Probable.

Vienna, June 12.-The new Servian
premier, NJ. Avukomovics, is quoted
in a dispatch from Belgrade today as
saying:
Returned home yesterday from
Alexinatz, where I was on professional
legal business. I was at once sum-
moned to the ministry where the other
ministers had Assem- bled. They In
formed me that the deed was commit
ted at their request. | accept the
premiership The cabinet meets to-
day, and will consider what steps shall
next be taken. At present, we are
not n communication with Karageore-
witch, even if the army has proclaim
ed him king. His election is proba>
Bile, however, as there is no other
course open. It will remain for the
Skuptshtina to elect him or not"
Sensational stories, many of which
are undoubtedly sent for the purpose
Of political effect, are published here,
the most revolving of them being that
the soldiers outraged Queen Draga and
mutilated the body of King AIexan-
der, and that those who were admit
ted to the palace yesterday to view
the remains, spat and stamped on
them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-06-13
FLOOD VICTIMS STILL IN NEED.
Relief Committee of Kansas City, Kan.
Makes Urgent Appeal.

Relief Committee of Kansas City, Kan,
Makes Urgent Appeal.
Kansas City, Mo-, June 12.-Kansas
City, Kans., is still sorely in need of
aid for It's food sufferers. A second
urgent appeal to the country at large
has Ceen issued by the relief commit.
tee Of that city. 1t follows:
The destitution on the part of the
flood sufferers in Kansas City, Kans.,
demands immediate relief. Local
charity IS totally inadequate to meet
the situation. Outside assistance is
imperative. Two entire wards and
parts Of two others, comprising at
least $4,000 souls out of population
OF $4,000 in the entire city are made
homeless and dependent. Hundreds
OF their homes have been swept away
and those that remain have been left
with a deposit of filth both inside and
out, of from 1 to feet in depth.
I'm most instances persons were able
to save only the clothing they wore.
Their household goods and clothing
have been swept away or destroyed
by water and mud Kansas City,
Kans, has fed and sheltered these 3d.
900 Lersons for IL days. While the
number dependent on charity is grad
ually diminishing as employment
opens up, yet there will be many thou
sands dependent on charity for food,
clothing and household goods for some
weeks to come. The funds raised uD
to the present time have been nearly
exhausted. The authorities will be
unable to cope with existing conditions
unless the outside public shall come
to their aid.
THE city officials have inaugurated
a vigorous and effective system for
the care of the food sufferers. Money
and supplies in large amounts will be
needed to prevent extreme suffering.
'All donations from the general pub.
lie should be sent to Thomas R. Gil.
bert. mayor Of Kansas City, Kans.
Unlike its sister city, Kansas City,
Mo, Kansas City, Kans., has no
wealthy citizens to whom it may look
for aid. It's population is made up
largely of working people. (Signed)
Thomas B. Gilbert, mayor"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-06-13
SOUTHERN DEAD HoNoRED.
Confederate Graves at Camp Chase
Are Decorated,

Confederate Graves at Camp Chase
Are Decorated.
Columbus, o., June 12.-The graves
of $3.50 confederate dead were strewn
with flowers at Camp Chase in the
presence of representative sons and
daughters of the confederacy and
prominent men who fought on the
other side. The services were held
for the first time at Camp Chase un-
SER the auspices of Robert E. Lee
chapter, Daughters of the Confeder-
acy.
In answer to an appeal recently is
sued by General Gordon several doZ-
ems Of boxes Of fragrant magnoltas and
beautiful roses and wreaths made of
evergreen and moss arrived from chap
ters IN the south.
Governor George X. Nash, Rev. John
Hewitt, Colonel w. H. Knauss and AL
G. Field, the minstrel man, were the
principal speakers. The governor,
owing to sickness, spoke briefly, but
1mpreSsively. He carried a. thought
that what we all should do now is to
create and foster an affection for the
government as 1t now exists and that
honoring the soldiers on both sides
who fought in the civil war for the
brave deeds they did, was one of the
best ways to do this
Rev Mr.. Hewitt, an ex-confederate
officer, spoke feelingly of the atten-
ton paid to the confederate graves
each year under the personal direc-
ton Of Colonel Knauss, an ex-soldier
Of the union army. Mr.. Field spoke
briefly, but impressively.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-06-13
ROBBERY ON ERIE RAILWAY.
Express Car on Eastbound Train Loot.
ed of VaIuables.

Rochester, Ind, June 12.-Last mid
night On express car attached to en-
eastbound train on the Erie railway
was entered by robbers just outside
OF Chicago and completely looted.
The robbers threw undesirable ex-
press packages along the road all the
way from Hammond to Rochester. A
freight train followed the express train
and picked up the packages. AT
Huntington, the express car door was
forced open. AS this was done, one
OF the robbers dashed out, firing two
shots from his revolver and made his
escape.
The police then made their way into
the Car and found two other robbers
hidden behind some packages. They
were covered with revolvers and plac-
ed under arrest. On their persons were
found a large number of valuable
packages. The interior of the car
was looted, as every package, with the
exception of one, had been opened.
This package contained about $1,000
worth Of valuables.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-06-13
Financing Bio Deal.

Memphis, Tenn, June &c. M.
Carrier & Son, of Sardis, MISC, have
arranged with the Memphis Trust COM
pany for the financing of q 100000
railroad and timber deal in Mississip.
pi. The project includes the build
ing Of 20 miles of railroad eastward
from Sardis, Miss, to be known as
the Sardis and Delta railroad, the
purchase of $4,000 acres of timber
lands in Quitman and Pamela counties
and the building and equipping of mill.
ing plants at Sardis for utilizing the
hardwood timber on the tract. The
projected mills are to cost in the neigh.
borhood of 100000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-06-13
RELATIONS ARE STRAINED.
Costa Rca and Nicaragua Not on the
Best of Terms.

San Jose, Costa Rica, June 12.-
Correspondence of the Associated
Press.-The relations between Costa
Rica and Nicaragua have been for the
last few weeks very strained.
1t is stated in diplomatic circles that
while the government of Costa Rica
protested friendship to Nicaragua it
was aiding the revolution and co.
operating with other Central American
states to overthrow President Zelaya.
The Nicaraguan cabinet wants an un.
derstanding with the president of Cos.
ia Rica, and has sent Secretary San.
chez TO hold conference with him, to
warn him against further interference,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-06-13
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
is SLOWLY FALLING
Report Of Flood Conditions at
East st. Louis.
LANDsDowNE SUBURB FLOODED
With the Rivers Above st. Louis Fall
ing and No Indications of Rain Pros
spest For Relief In Overlooked Ter.
ritory seems Near.


epect Fer Relief In Overlooked Ter.
ritory seems Near. -
st. Louis. June 12.-At Z o'clock this
morning when the observation was
made the river had fallen slightly
more than an inch since midnight and
stood at 37.6 feet on the government
gauge. The food is declining very
slowly, but with falling rivers above
and no indications Of rain, the pros
pect for relief to the territory IN the
vicinity Of the north for hundreds of
Aliles that is covered with a great
body OF water seems near.
Landsdowne, the northeastern sub
urb OF East St. Louis, is flooded by
water from the trestle on the Balti-
more and Ohio embankment at Hut
ers switch.
At s o'clock this morning the water
was from 6 TO 20 inches deep all over
the suburb and rising rapidly. A
swift torrent Is running under the tres
tie at Lake Station, meeting the back
water from the south and is spreading
over WinstanIy suburb.
At midnight last night the East St.
Louis and Suburban company aban-
doned it's carsheds at Rock Road and
the terminal belt.
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FLOOD IN NEW MEXICO.

Rio Grande Overlooking LowIands
Settlers Seeking Safety.
Santa Fe, N. M, June 12.-Flood con
ditions prevail in northern and centra,
New Mexico. The Rio Grande is
flooding the lowlands and settlers are
taking to the high ground for safety.
The bridge at Barranea was swep'
away.
No train from the east has entered
this city for the past 4s hours. The
Santa Fs railroad had to suspend
track laying as the water on the Els
tansla plains Is up to the top of the
grade
Rain Is still falling, and this,
the melting snow, will cause further
rise Of the Rio Grande, Chama, Pecos
and other rivers
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GIRL SINKS AK IN
STEPFATHER'S HEAD
Tennesseean Slain by Girl of
Thirteen Years.
BLADE SUNK DEEP INTO SKULL.

Was chastisIng. One of His stepsons
When Boy Called to His Sister For
Help, the Girl Responding with
Above Result.
Knoxville, June IA special from
6needville, Tenn, says that Lewis Bo,
lin. aged about 60 years, was mur.
dered by his 13-year-old stepdaughter,
who struck him in the back Of the
head with an ak, sinking the blade of
the weapon deep into his skull.
Boltn was chastising one of his
stepsons, when the boy called to his
sister for help. The little girl re-
sponded with the above result
These two and another stepchild are
in Jail at Sneedville.
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TRAINMEN HURT IN MASH.
Freight and Mixed Train Meet Head
on in North Carolina.

Charlotte, N. c., June 12.-Southern
freight train No. 449, a north bound
extra, collided with the Dsnville and
Western mixed train near Stokesland
n. c., Thursday.
Engineer Haley and Fireman Sling.
erland, of the mixed train and Engi
neer Womack, Fireman Allen and
Brakeman Delhay were injured, but
not seriously. The passengers were
shaken up, but not seriously hurt.
Engineer Haley went down with
the wreck, but managed to crawl out
through the broken timbers. The fail
ure of an operator to deliver an order
is said to have caused the collision.