davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
LUZ I3RILLANTE.e
lALUz EN- FL MUNDO De Los NEGOcIOs. {: !:
AUEITE PARA ALTMBRADO DE- FkKILIkX

g Libvs 90. egplesita q
oombMsti6n sEpengk kMegs
i SIN AWmS M mai oter
Este aCcite, prodAeso
de una fabriCacI 6n espe
Cial es igual, sino sure.
riOr q loR que % iInpSrA
tan del es estranierO bai0
divers0s nom brcs y n nR
cas-, tantO pcRsus cuah. /.
dades luminicae come
por laseguridadqne ele
90 { lOA conGumldOree
Nuestros precfOs son
mucho mas reduoid dOs
que Ios de las marcas
extranjerAs, que e0n q
to mayor pEecio no bEln
dan q los o0nsumidoces
yentaias do ni~kuna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
OOL0RES EK TUBOS

ARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO ]
LA OUARELA, Sc AOABAN d
REOIBLRsE EN- E6TA MPR1NTA
hoilin (bsstssh
Betdn.
BInnco De ptaSs4
BiAnco dc plomo
Blanco Dc sine.
Axul selestel
Azul de cohAltAa
AAul De Prussia.
0AstAhc (brxa ..1s kurts
Oastalo Foio.
OasLAnod Van Dyrk
hrmin qusmsds.k
Jarmin De FubiA.
Oenixa kzul.
Besmsll6n.
3utAgaSnbA,
3ria Dc Payne.
Indigo; :
Amarillo dslcadmio,.
Amarillo dc cromo elarN,
Amarillo de eromOs oscar
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo Dc Napolss
LaeR qusmA6A.s
IAcA eaEminen.
LAca rubia
Laca amarilla.
Lac2 ordinaEia
LAca xioladA.
Negro de marnl.
Negro Dc durnAna
OcEs eastaho
OcEs amaTillo
Ocrs Fojo.
Ocre de RnKRI
UltramaRi
PisdFa Dc hisla
kCEo Dc eakuTne.
{ Boo Dc Vsnocia
EAngFs de DEass
Eepin.
4apsA eogoEsaaa
Nsmnlss'
Tintuss neu
Tiers de Oass
Tisrrs De 0oloaia.
IisssA As Itklss nstugA.
Terra De Itslis us nada.
1isrrs de s0mDTa nztuFsi.I
EiaEEs De sombra quemadgl
IisFrx de- EisnA aMturml.
9isrEa - Elena qusmsdn.
BsTnsii6n.
bsrnsll6n ingI6s.
| s'sns'ltn e.GCAaszls
q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

DOCalIhl' 2IsflIM ss
poR.tGn KxT1cEI1vl1E j

Nuevasedicion psrfrcsAmeass
,mUfesa = encaaasFpsdA sp car
- IosA NUEVE PESOS ErNes'
Tomandu 10 grae4As ss hse'
m 6uen descasntos s,aan.l...,
ps vente On ssta ImPrentA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
GgiICIV CyTEVO In RTO. RICO.
vAPCR "AvILtS

SaldrA as San Juan todOa Ios Misr
coles q AmARacer, una vsx por sl 1st
, otrs por sl OsEte, tocAndo en- 10
pnntos De FAjardo, HumAcAo, Arroyo
Ponce, kAyaguss, Agusdiila, , Arsc-
bo y vice TsHEa respoctiVamts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
LINHA On oAIBARmH
RHNOLCADOP

Esta empress tisns 81 TApoF AGUI
la, pOtsnts para Ismolquss Por III
eoskas de sst4 IslA, y hahilitandO d
bombas para achiQ~asV ttilss para BAl'
Vnmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
TT5BET. ISILVA a
TwrUAN s7.-OAPTTAL

csnnulado de MeIiOO, Ban lusro
...,:sssionista, Akenre prime pal de
s. 80 lrIsou1uafiia general Tras ..tl6nn-
= = lvaporee Kancaaesl, O0rrespon
s1Asl Credit L.y yonnsisde Paris, b
-. - tante de los Estableclmien.
80 - CAL de Paris, dc Ia Com
80 AZ segaros contra inOendioa
:. y arwIch Onion, = y de IL Oomps
- esrafIola - = Aliszna de Asegura-
AZ barcelona. Tlene 81
- q AguAdni1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
ViaOs d RuEDky.1eg
fuTD rELAICO,
!. III siIE.is d. Mnisn

akuban as fscibirss, sn b tisnda o.
a, 'NePsln 4 %, I'm jost nAn. ], ios
~sSfae6a , aossditaA0s vines ttntos
1870 q RaslA = 1orO (Osstii;s),
: : dasalInn roE bOssllaa, gAREatonsa
..rSieet ! nsains pipns, I prssies ssn'
$500 q sasnia qus b sitaas
ki.SS@7a tniea qss Fseiba I'm -.
auiaikos vinoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
TINTAS PARA, ESCRTBTR

Las tintas pasa sscriMr que vanoe eyta CASA
procedentes de las maores Mbricas del mundo n.
pustfsal no admiten ooInpstenOia en- 81 macado,
Sus nsrmosos dolores, 50 durabilidad, 50, selso.
tas clases las earsntizan dandOlas patente dc pro
ducto superior
Anadase este la gangs de una baratdls sin
igual, = SO oonvendrd en- que nuestras tintas usra
asCrbf tiensn Jon perfsotO darsoho oonquistads IL
nrafbran0ia General
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
EMPRESA
ItfsGEEPllvLIS CsllItDlIl iHrILIIs
y trasportes miIitares
, ID SObrinOs d. Herrera, Hab&n&.

Los VapOres de ssta smErssa efsc.
tuAtAn M salida desde este puerto On
lOs aias s, 10, Is, 20 y 16 dc CAdA msa,
; laa 5 De ls tarde en- los diAs de labor
D D las IL del dia en- lOs festivoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
UNeUHrTo HOLLOWAY.
LA MUJER

Obra sOclol6giCa y IitefasleI
pOr ?, Fernando L6pez Tosrrs
.sdici6n elegante en- IN tome ds
al paginas. Sc vende On ees
a CASA & | peso 81 eiamplaT
LA RgF0RMA AGRIo0LA
DRL MISMO ALA or,
~u~-~~-nm
Be 1en u tambi6n 4 nm n pAa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
LIBROS BARATOS.
De venta, en- Ia Imprsnta del
BoLxTTB MxRCANTrr.

BoLzTw MxRcAHTn.
La bolsa, el ComercIo y
las Aooicdades Mercan-
tiles, / tomox.>.~-..ss 1 "a
LAcciones de DereOho Mes
Cantil, por varios alum
nos dc don LUIS SilvelA, /
tomo..eo~..3>~~.a 90
Ubro de Las SAtixas, Dor
dom Ventura Ruis Agui.
lera, comprendes 61h.
ras, La arcadia moder-
M, Grandeaas de Loo
pequehos, HpigramAsy
letrillas, Varias fAbulas
M0ralejaa, ! tom0, r6s-
tica 400 p6ginaA 1 OO
CAndido, Novela Dor don
Mariana Ramir0, l to-
mo r6stica a....-.. IN
MnC0nete J cortadillo =
+ ri hceneiado VidIierA
por idem, un tomo "A
los Bafi0s de Argel, co.
media, por Id, un. tomo. aS
81 gsllardo espafol, idem,
p0r idem, I'm tomo. ... a
Puntos de vista, por don
Miguel MOya, I'M tomo IN
Laleyenda dc Noche- -bue.
na.4..~s ~--~.-. .>~~aa IN
ID hijo del Sacristan, DOE
don. .Oarlos FrOntaura,
q tOm0S. .ss.s."a4~~S~ HA
RCos Nacionales y Oanta~
Hlres, pOr id-.-~-~..-~~-. iana
Eehpe 2: Estudio Hist6ri-
90 OEfttco, pOs V. Co.
meE, i LOmo o.~--~-.... IN
hero, Estudio oienhti.
20, por don julio 60.
Wek.4e@sAse.A....s. m
Homsnaje P06ioO, Poe.
giaA de 50 ingenios,
oomoA~~~e- s-~>~~~ o~~a III
Leyenda dc los Reyes, mo-
velR histories, pOr don
TOrOustO Tarrago, | to-
M0ss~~~~eo ~~>~~~ .A.. ln
habttabihdad de les Az.
tros, pOr don jose Mo.
reno Fuenpes, l tomo.- m
Fuebles y Tapioes, segun
da s6rie de oArtas Q una
SehOEtta sobre 10 habi.
tAclon. por +. MIGUEL ,
Badla, ! t0n10 ...s~....
Oantares de un vieio. nor
don Teodoro Guerrero.
tomo. .sss...asaA..... IN
Cuentos sOciales, por ID, /
tome. ..s4.4.%.AA~... Kn
Poesias, pOr don Antonio
r. GEtlo, l tomo 800 pA.
Los entremeses (de Oer~
vantes), 2 tomos. ... A
La gitanllla y ri amante
liberal, dc Id, toino., :. n
Las dos donCellas y La
uerEa dc In sangre de
fidsm, l tomo. n
Las madres, por Frontau.
ra, tOm0 0&~~~.A. II
Pleito del matrimonio. DOR
Guerrero y Sspdlveda,
Sonos~~~~-s.s..~@~. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

un nntabIe aurtld0 DC oDfAs reiigl0-
-. . .sIectas todaa, entire las cus~
e e encusntran Las aiguienses'
rmit.ciOu de 0riseo. KsmplA II
.dici6n econ6mica..-----4 tO.4O
l0em 10 y .' -. -. 30Ol
- a. aalvacf6n... sol
Tasreicio eOtidinno ........ zOI
TIneVcto = Feligr6s, encuar
i~rnSdR6n imitaci6n msxth 16Ol
rN< 9iVInal encuadeEnaci6n
nd neRfA con bcocneA - 3.OOl
- Ufyina, encuadeEnasion
AZ l41tos0 lhto. .s.....- SEQ
SiSina ouadernaCi01a
n DleI de Australia y NJ
~eas9 .. .s..-@~.s.. So JsNUI
.sSIsIh del Domingo s.....s. 1oO
1--s.rsSI, Oani0, enou1derna
IA inaltaCl6n maEflk.. -. 500
ss,e1o F6nebEess encuAdeF-
rSsI6n dc piel con reaeEcs &OO
~ - AL Oristlano. eneua-s
sSFnacl6n de piel. 800
rr,a celeste. encuadernacioK -.
,f<ei s...sss.ss....s !. /. SsUU
r. nslegte, eneuadeEnaci6n
EanfnAn .s--s-s.. !. /. .-s.a~-~~- SsU0
u.la00Io Nspa0ol, enCuA-
ssS~Sni6u de caEeg con aR-
-E--~an.@n IA nAAMF. - D00
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

&
EalsR lcs diAs 10Y 30 los vapOrsl
que hacsn 81 servicio De Oorrsos.
81 del dia 10 toca On Nusvitas, 6iba.
n, BarscoA, GuantGnumo, Ouba, Oabc
q Htitiano , Port-au-Prince Puerto Pls.
b Pones, MAy.gaSs, Aguadills , Han
J IN De fuerto- Rico. Al rstorno harA
e iala "a lOs mismoa puertos.
III del din 30 iri poR Huevit Q. G
basa, BaracOsa aGuantGnAnO, Ouba, San
to Domingo, Ponce, kAyAguss, Aqua
dilla y San Juan de PusTto- Rieo,
nisn Do pOE lOa miamos pusYsos,
RetoFnaF&n salisndc do Pusrto-R Ricc
Loo dias 80 y s reGpsetivamsnts, toca.
I'm "a Ouba Loo dias 30 y Q, llsgAndo
q h HabanA On lna fechAs eorraspon-
disntss 1s { y II d eAda mas.
Ninguno Dc sstoa dos vHporsa EoearA
4 y rstornc en- Guantanamo.
LINHA On OAIBARmN
Todos lOa lunss 1 Iaa 8 de Il tards
oaldr& ~ vapOR Que, tocAn9o Loo mArtss
sn h Isahsla de HAguA, nsgark 4 Cal.
haFisn Loo miGFoolss.
RstornarG snlisnaosGs UaibaEisn los
iusyss, dsspuee d Il llsgAdA dsl iran
as pasAleFOs, con sscala On EAgna, y
isgarA ! In HAhaDA loo visRnss.
Tod0s loa visrnsa Z lAa de la tafde
mldrk Otro vapor que tesAEk'sn IpabslA
de sNgnA Ios skbadOA y nsgArk . Oai-
pazlen Toe Domieos.
EfeCtuAsA On Estorno, ,nAlisndo Do Oai-
beFisD lOs mRTtss, aspuGs de 10 IIsgAda
sel tran De paaajsTos, tocar6 IN Eagua
, IlseAr& \ 10 HGhAna loa mitEeolsG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
PIIDORlS REC0KSTITUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVERuN.

PrvIe9lo exclusive expedido en- Madrid e de Mayo dc
1877, por eI Excno Sr Mnistro de EOmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
AMIGOS:DETODOS
PILnORAs HOLLOWAY,

Millsnes de personaA sn % lss
- parties del mnnd0, reoomiandan
dichaa Pfldoraa como el meior r. !.
taurativ0 de la sAlud que se eone.
ce. Elias DURAN todas ias afoe6ln.
uea del COraz6n, del hfgado. "a
est6mAgo. de los rii1Ohei y a -
intestinos, y remueven d neIimoi
uia, 10 natuienCia y 10 cardialWia.
expulsando dc 10 sangra toda -
pureEa, fortaleciendo cOmplotaHreni
70 81 sistema neEvjosO y dando -
tonO saludabls \ y oKgaRlnaal6
general. r
UNGUHNTo HOLLOWAY.
Este marayilIosol bklnamo aana
liblemente las heEidas antigraa
Las Hagaa. = los males de plarrs - ;
Do pecho. Per medic de- a. -
fiuenoia las Mcefna Yfyulen - -
man muy pronto an 1890 -. |.
yalccicute y desapAroeen. yarae (
deja, este ungnentO 6efriRerpntn.
de rroduuir' una cu1M pefleotn -
las asscclopes de la Miel, Loo oonan
tPao 90, las tOses y el reumatismM
,sdn caando 90 In apelad0 en- vane
{ sodos Loo demks remedioa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
- n - a -
DE- D1RZ GALONKa.

No hace aeac6n aguna an la deks condIcons IA vsa
que aotualmente ngen.
impuesto de $3.50 cada 100 k6gamoa eablecido Dor h
Ultima Ley de Pesupuesto cObaz apare bofma Que
oAude - = = n.
4ssns generates para soda s.la soBRNos DE HzQUIAaA
San IN Puerto RIOo Gale de Fortaexa nfmero IT,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
, On epeca euarsntsnA-A
ALA CORUNA Z SANTANDER.
9alsda De Puerto Rico los dGGs 4
5V 15 de oadG Hsss.

.. s.:1yad1G ps-,,s. .. IA } vsslss 90 d
ser sssnto d. fsbal1. sANe ss 80
A laa aaamillaa qsa spaeusp b squiSalsae''
as4 pasAiee eateEess p - hAxA y, reoAe ae
Is pof slsnk6. nsta fSbs1A - - aphcADs Z
- hiIlstss Dc Ida 2 vsslta.
m Ia i.ey 4. elsss. On niAs muner Dc
aass q oaas fAmInA, gratis. Les dsmAa ms
ssxss aA oaMsa 4 aM@jas d IL -
snmn,im ( RezEia. - ~ AePa ermpiAees -
nd s..s.s.ss.s ! s.s sfdissrlA. iUs ans
aasan assA gEAurx Ds tSeA & ketAls'
% ~ II inss / pesals. de II saes q adsiAa-
. pasals entsrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

Juices 6epOsarics do Is vsrasra formula Ponce Puso-Rc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
LBR6S RKLIGIOSO8.

- a. recEbidO en- esta ImprOxta
nm nntabIe surkid6 dc obrAs reiigio-
- -. seIectas toda1, entze las Gus
= a encuenfran Las Aiguientes;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

OlasO La Nxp0E1onOlA AdquklI,
da On nduE dnran mnchos amos Eados Unido OR
Meoo ooa pOses peite ocee A pdbco IN areulo cue
40 puede mejoraf paea guna bao ung6n ccnOepto
Auesras marcas LUZ BRfLLANTE, NEFANTN Luz HOIAn
regsrsdaa persegrk odo dgor e Ley Id s
6eAdOres. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
MfJlh0 y
VAPORES
Uo11Mos-1s1A Ame4As
ossLA cHHfAnIA fnAsAfLANTIcA
.DEA.LOPEz'2@eo..

SALIDAe.-v.Da BaresleaA los dlas , g
Is cada msa.- De Mklaga 81 7y H.-DsOG
aIx 81 10 , 20.
Sc sxpsndsn plIlstss dirsctos para kayagAsa
Peace, Hantiage do OnbA, 0ibarA Nasvisa
Eabanilla ) Colon. con trasbordo en- Puer
to-Rico Habana.
VI J1 DIRRCTo DlsD1 PTo-RIcoa
A. CADIZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

En IL Imprents del BoIE1Ts -
han rscihido los siguientea:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

TARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO 7
LA OUARELA, Sc 5AOABAN d.
REOIBIRs EN- H6TA MPR1NTA.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-01-18
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Denial Of Alleged Armenian Atrocities
by Distinguished spaniard.

by Distinguished spaniard.
LONDON, January 1.-THE Morning
Post will print tomorrow long inter-
view with the Spanish traveller, Ximi-
mex, who has just returned from geo.
graphical mission through Mesopotamia
and Kurdistan. He said:
~ was in Armenia from March to
November, and happened to be in Bitlis
during the disturbances in the Sassoun
district 1t is absolutely false that
women and children were outraged and
tortured by Turkish troops. The whole
thing was grossly exaggerated from an
entirely local disturbance locally snp-
pressed, the troops arriving too late to
share in the repression beyond the cap
ture of the supposed instigator. He was
liberated convict, named BohaziSn,
alias Mourah, formerly pupil in the
American Methodist mission school,"
Ximinez exonerates Zekki Pasha, who
on arriving at Moosh Immediately lib
Grated numbers OF Armenians and
adopted policy OF conciliation through
out. He says that the Armenian ques-
tion hardly exists in Armenia. The Ar
menians OF the Sassoun district he de-
scribes as the least educated and intel
ligent of those in Turkey and very diff
ferent from their fellows in Van and
BItlis. He thinks they are little better
than the Kurds. The disturbances
arose from quarrels and raids of the
Armenians, he says, and developed until
the Armenians mustered force OF ZOO,
intent either upon reprisals on the Kurds
or revolution. The troops twice encoun-
tered this force August 81, killing 300 of
them in an open fight.
The editor OF the Post describes Ximi-
nez as distinguished Spaniard of bigh
scientific attainments and Fellow OF
the Royal Geographical Society of Eng
land. He accepts the above statements
as true, and denounces Gladstone and
other supporters Of the Armenian polit-
ical plotters.
DENIAL FROM THE FOREIGN OFFICE.
LONDON, January 11-Lord Kimberly
of the Foreign Office announces that the
statements made at the Chester confer
ence of Armenians as to the attitude of
the British Foreign Office toward Ar
menian affairs were entirely untrue.
The Standard says that Great Britain
has replied to the Porte's appeal to dis
avow Mr.. Gladstone's birthday speech
on Armenia by directing attention to
the fact that Mr.. Gladstone is simply a
Member OF Parliament and cannot be
prevented from uttering his personal
views.
TO PRoTEcT~IHE PATRIARCH.
vienna, January Ga. dispatch from
Constantinople explains why the the
Turkish police entered the Armenian
cathedral yesterday. The Patriarch,
Stephen Peter Azarain, has received
many menacing letters owing to his
public statements discrediting the worst
reports from Armenia and favoring the
Porte.
Chefk and Djelaledin, members of
the Commission of Inquiry, arrived at
Erzeroum Monday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-01-18
PILOTS ON WARsHlPs.
His Presence Does Not Relieve the COm-
manding Officer of Responsibility.

His Presence Does Not Relieve the Com-
manding officer of Responsibility.
WASHINGTON, January 10.-Secretary
Herbert to-day issued general orders to
naval officers, reversing the former prac-
tice OF the department regarding the re-
sponsibility of pilots on warships, which
will render it impossible hereafter to
shift the blame for an injury to vessel
on the pilot, as was attempted in the
case of the Columbia last spring or the
Cincinnati last November. The order is
as follows:
1.-The accident to the United States
steamship Cincinnati upon the occasion
of her striking ground on the eastern
side of the shoals to the south and west
of Execution Rocks lighthouse, Long
Island Sound, on November 16 last rem
ders it expedient that the department
promulgate to the service its views with
regard to the responsibility of pilots on
board vessels of the navy. A pilot is to
be considered merely as an adviser to the
commanding officer, and his presence on
board naval vessel shall not relieve the
commanding officer of such vessel or any
of his subordinates from full response
bility for the proper performance OF du-
ties with which they or any OF them may
be charged concerning the navigation OF
the vessel"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-01-18
GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE.
Will Represent the Engineers of the En-
tire Southern Pacific system.

Will Represent the Engineers of the En-
tire Southern Pacific system.
SAN Francisco, January l0.-A meet
ing of the Grievance Committee of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of
the entire Southern Pacific system has
been called for the latter part OF this
month, to be held here. This commit
tee has not been together for two years,
and is called only when important action
affecting the brotherhood of the entire
system is to be taken. The last time it
met here its doings were very secret, but
it secured what it came for. That was
restoration in part OF the wages which
the company had just cut. The fact
that the committee has been called to-
gether shows that the engineers have
not dropped the matter OF wages. An
effort is now being made to settle the
differences between the brotherhood and
the American Railway Union, and has
been somewhat successful. The Ameri-
can Railway Union will in the next
couple OF weeks decide on the stand it is
to take.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-01-18
LAST YEARS SEALING.
The Catch of the British Columbian
Scaling Fleet.

The Catch of the British Columbian
Scaling Fleet.
WASHINGTON. January 10.-The State
Department has published an official re-
port from United States Consul Roberts
at Victoria on the seal catch OF the Brit
ish Columbian sealing fleet last year.
The figures show the catch to be the
largest ever made in single year, and
that the fear once entertained that the
hunters would be seriously handicapped
by the compulsory use of the spear has
been overcome. The total Canadian
catch was "a, 474, and Of those taken in
Behring Sea 1l,705 were males and IA
696 females. The catch in 1898 was TO-
1872. In addition this year 57S skins
taken by American schooners were
landed at Victoria, bringing the total
number OF skins landed there to 95,047.
The sealers took 4S, ,993 skins of the Jap
anese coast, 26, ,34l in Behring Sea, ii, =
705 off the British Columbian coast and
7, ,437 off Copper Island. An intimation
OF further claims against the United
States is found in the release OF the
seized schooners Fsvorite and Wanderer
without any formal investigation and
the prompt filing by their masters with
Collector Milne of claims for damages.
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JAPAN's PARLIAMENT.
Only Urgent Questions VIII be Consid-
cred Now.


Toxic, January 10.-Premier Ito,
speaking in the Japanese Chamber of
Deputies yesterday, declared that the
victories over the Chinese were due to
the bravery and loyalty of the army and
navy supported by the loyalty and una
nimity Of the people of the nation. He
felt honored, he said, to occupy the po-
sition OF Prime Minister at so important
a period in the country's history. In
view of necessary war measures Premier
Ito said the budget would deal only with
few other urgent matters. When the
war should be concluded, he said, the
government would submit number OF
useful measures, but in the meantime
only tbs most urgent questions would be
considered.
MORE PORT ARTHUR CRITICISMS.
LONDON, January 10.-The Pail Mall
Gazette this afternoon, referring to the
massacre at Port Arthur, says: RE
sponsibility for the horror rests not with
the Japanese peasant, who everybo
knows is a lacQuered barbarian, but with
Marshal Oyama and his officers, whose
civilization professed to 90 little deeper.
Whether they permitted the outrages or
are unworthy of the command OF the
armies of a power which calls itself civ
ilized."
CUT OFF THE CHINESE RETREAT.
LONDON, January 10.-A Shanghai dis
patch says reports have been received
from New Chwang that during the as
sault OF the Japanese upon Soumen
Chang the town was burned, rendering
10000 homeless in a temperature OF 40
degrees below the freezing point. The
Japanese are cutting off the retreat of
$1,000 Chinese soldiers commanded by
General Sung. and the Taotai of New
Chwang, fearing desertions, has ordered
that all soldiers who attempt to run
away shall be Immediately shot.
SUNG ASKS FOR REINFoRcEMENTs.
LONDON, January 10.-The Times will
publish tomorrow dispatch from
Shanghai saying that General Sung has
sent message to the Chinese govern
ment to the effect that his force is COM
pletely at the mercy OF the Japanese
and begging for reinforcements or per-
mission to return.
coREAN INDEPENDENCE DECLARED.
LONDON, January 10.-A Seoul dis
patch says the King of Corea yesterday
formally declared the independence OF
Corea.
TONG HAK LEADERS BEHEADED.
LONDON, January 1O.--A Fusan dis
patch says the inhabitants of Kow Yo
Ken in Southern Corea have seized and
beheaded three Of the principal leaders
of the Tong Hak rebels. The rebels are
fleeing in all directions.
coREAN MINISTER TO JAPAN.
LONDON, January 10.-A Seoul dis
patch says that the grandson of the King
Regent of Corea has been appointed
Corean Minister to Japan.
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EMIGRANTs FOR HAWAII.
Nine Hundred Portuguese to be Taken
to the Island.

Nine Hundred Portuguese to bs Taken
to the Island.
WASHINGTON, January 10.-Mr. Lorin
4. Thurston, the Hawaiian Minister to
the United States, returned to Washing
ton last night after an absence of three
months on a special mission to Portugal.
The object of his visit was to obtain
emigrants for Hawaii, and in this he was
successful. A party of 900 Portuguese
will start for Hawaii January III to augs
ment the l4,000 of their countrymen al
ready there. The men who compose
the party are farm laborers, and will be
utilized princi pally in the coffee-grow-
ing industry. The labor supply OF the
islands according to Thurston is entire
ly inadequate to the development OF the
interests now in progress. The govern
ment of Hawaii has furnished steamer
to take these emigrants to their destina-
ton, and will bear the expense OF the
journey.
With reference to the condition of po-
litical affairs in the islands Mr.. Thurs
ton said the agitation against the gov
ernment has been carried ON by a. few
malcontents, but has not resulted in
causing much uneasiness. The govern
ment, however, has put stop to it by
arresting Bush and others for conspir-
acy.
The Queens attorney, Neumann, has
taken the oath of allegiance and Mr..
Davies, guardian of Kiaulani, the heir
apparent to the throne, has announced
that in consequence of the recognition
of the Hawaiian Republic by Great
Britain he no longer supports the pro-
iect to restore the Queen. Mr.. Wide
mann, one OF the royalist commission
ers to Washington, also announced that
he recognized restoration as dead issue.