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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-20
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Sc ocdbs.. ee recibjr en- la lnaprem-
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para periodicos E impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- envases de- todo
peso. De coIores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas 6ltimas en- envases de 500 -gra-
mos Y l, kilO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-20
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para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas En- potes pequenos hay in
finidad de 1clases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-20
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|PAPEL SELLADO

aladrado por ma sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutas, 30
bres de oficios, etc. ~ SO,
De venta en- esta. Imprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-20
LlBROS BARAT0S.

De vepsa, en- Ia lmprs.sa DE-,
BOLxTIH M8RCAEFIz,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
NO CHANGE OF DATE.
Fitzsimmons and Maher to
Battle Next Friday.
NEWSPAPER MEN KNOW WHERE.
Referee and Horace Leeds Arrive-AIl
Necessary People Have Arrived
New Mexico Taking Precautions.

Denver. Feb. s-A special 10 the News
from Ell Paso says: George Siler. of the
Chicago Tribune. who is 10 referee the
Fitzsirnmons- Maher fight. came in this
afternoon.
II is now generally known among the
newspaper representatives where the big
fight will occur. but they have been put
on their honor TO keep the matter quiet
until the morning OF the lath There are
forty-two representatives of the big dailies
here now.
Bat Masterson. of Denver has taken
charge OF Dan Stuart's detective force.
who are 10 prevent interference at the
amphitheater on the days of the fights
El Pas0, Tex, Feb. s.-After staying here
over night Gov. Thornton left this MORN
ing for Santa Fe Sheriff Ascasate re-
turned to Las Cruces this morning being
advised by the governor that the Federal
government had relieved him of all re-
sponsibiity. Just where the governor OBJ
tains this Interpretation OF the law is not
known here. lawyers arguing that under
the new Federal act the government must
be called upon by the territorial governor
for assistance in suppressing the fights be-
fore troops can be ordered out.
Horace Leeds. the Atlantic City man
who is to meet Jack Everhardt, got In this
morning. All the fighters are on the
ground
Gov. Ahumada. of Chihuahua, is expect
ed a Juarez today TO look over the border
lines with a view to protecting Mexican
territory against invasion by the pugilists.
Washington City. Feb. S-Delegate Ca
iron. of New Mexico. is greatly displeased
at the impression which has been formed
that he was acting under the advice of
Gov. Thornton, of New Mexico. I'm hts eff
forts 10 prevent priZefghting In the terri
tory. Catron made the following state
ment to the Associated Press. THE state
ment has been published substantially that
the action taken by me on the prizefghting
bin was on the advice and at the request
of Gov. Thornton. Gov. Thornton never
consulted with me. never advised me nor
requested me to do anything in regard to
the matter. From advices which / have
received from New Mexico 1 believe that
Gov. Thornton, while pretending that he
would like to stop the fight, was actually
acting In collision with Dan Stuart in or
der to have the fight come off. and had
advised Stuart that there was no law in
New Mexico which would enable him or
the authorities to stop the fight, and sub
stantialiy informed Stuart that the fight
might go on, although he could not openly
consent"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
BIZ TWENTY POINTS.
The Tacoma Bowlers Beat the
s. A. c. Men.
7a4 TO TIA IS THE SCORE.
Large Crowd at the Alieys-Iast Half
OF the Match TO BE in Tacoma
Next saturday.

The first half or the match bowling con-
test between teams representing the Ta-
coma Athletic Club and the Seattle Ath-
letic Club was rolled in this city last even
ing in the presence OF one OF the largest
crowds that ever congregated at the al
leys. The I. A. c. boys came out vietori-
GUS by - points on the total score. The ;.
A c men still have an opportunity Of
getting revenge next Saturday night when
the last half of the match viii take place
at Tacoma The aggregate score OF the six
Tacoma men last night was 7S4. as against
ia for the 5. A. c.
Taken whole. the bowling was not
up 10 the standard expected. but in some
instances fine work was done. T.. l.. Par
sons and j. l. Carman We're the stars of
the visitors. Parsons in his first game
made 81. which now stands as the highest
individual score ever made on the 8 A C..
alleys in tournament Pope made 10 the
last time the $. A. c. and T. A &. met.
Carman's highest score In one game vas
a. There were many in the audience who
gave Parsons the honor of throwing the
best ball of the twelve consecutive con-
testants. Carnan. however. is dandy and
can be calculated upon TO make a big score
every time. BY looking at the totals II
Will be- seen that both Parsons and Carman
made over 40. That is good work. For
the 5. A. c., f. II. Warner and c. ].
Smith did the best work. Smith was the
steadier, but Warner was brilliant. In the
beginning Warner made strike after strike.
until he aroused considerable enthusiasm.
According 10 an agreement, the two teams
We're divided into opposing aggregations Of
three men each. Each man bowled game
on each alley. thus making four games TO
man.
AT the call OF play the s. A. c. was
represented by Smith, Pope and Rainbow,
while Tacoma had Ellis. Graft and Briggs
On the totals, the 5. A. c. led by Is points.
Then the second round was commenced.
Warner. Baxter aud Shafer represented
the s. A c.. and Timing. Parsons and
Carman the L. A. c. AT the close of the
first game the T. A. c. men had tied the
score In the next game the $. A. c.
gained l, thus still holding the lead. The
visitors, however. made a total OF lGS in
the next game. as compared with 80 for the
home team. This knocked out the lead and
gave the visitors i6 the best of it. In the
last game Warner. Baxter and Shafer
made gallant effort to pull out but the
T. A. c. men went ahead and gained
more points thus closing with % points in
the lead.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09

London, Feb. Sin sporting circles there
has been considerable attention aroused
by the cable dispatches announcing Yale's
intention 10 send crew across the Allan
tic TO compete at the Henley regatta. The
news met with kindly reception among
the amateur oarsmen, and no doubt is felt
that the appearance Of a sportsmanlike
crew such as Yale is sure 10 send VIII do
much TO effaee the bitterness resulting
from the punraven incident and the un-
fortunate experience OF the Cornell crew
In England last year. Truth, discussing
the prospect OF Yale sending a crew TO
England. says; with every desire to well
come Yale. We cannot help expressing the
selfish wish that for one short year no for
eisn crew viii come TO Henley. Their pres
euce raises the excitement to such fever
pitch that pleasure is 10 great extent de-
stroyed However. a crew or two will ur-
douhtediy come. and in order 10 meet
emergencies the oxford university boat
club has ordered more racing boats"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
Cheba,,a scbools Not 20 BE Closed.

Chehalis, Feb s.-Special.-The report
having been circulated that the Chehahs
schools would close down at the end Of the
term because the district is not in good con-
dition financially. the directors stated pos
itively this week there will be nine months
OF school. Beside this they gave out
statement which shows that The district
is In excellent condition. AT present It's
warrants arc running about a year: but the
fact that they viii run so long is wholly
due 10 the change in the time for the coli
lection OF taxes The board estimates that
the tax collections this year VII be enough
to take up all the outstanding floating DEBT,
end in another year The district VIII proba-
hly b. paving It's teachers cash. during part
or the year at any rate. The management
OF the Chehalis schools has been very rru-
dent Perfect harmony prevails among
the citizens on the school question, and
excellent work Is being done BY the teach
srA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
Lumber Revival in Lewis County.

Chehals. Feb. s.-Speciai,--The lumber
business is looking up considerably of late
I'm this county. The Wlnlock mills have
been doing A big business Ia heavy timbcrs.
Harry Miller. OF Minneapolis, Is in this
town with Eastern orders for over 6o.eo0
feet. Murphy 4 Stucheil viii III part OF
the or,ier The Mealy~Iacy Company is
receiving a great many orders, A we'll
postei lumber huyee recently stated that
the timber taken from the territory tribn-
tarv TO the Chehaiis mills Is the best IN
the state. and the lumber made from II IS
rapidly winning a reputation In the East
for superior quality. II s clearer and on
finer grain than almost any other lumber
manufactured iva the Northwest. and has
an additional advantage In the fact that
when ready for shipment Il weighs on on
average about 10 per cent, less than the
lumber that comes from the timber grown
If. other sections.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09

tsa@ appointing power resting IN tie mayor
Tiny Mayor Orr has failed - cause Wosfs
1sissosai by appointing some Co.'S 70 ire
once and having him confirmed cy -h@
eoaac1L Al the time of Wolrs appos nk-
haent - Clerk srnyth there was deal ca
Wztn the P0pGsitz- councilman regarding
tkis confirmation Of the mayors apoo4nt-
Fnsnts. ami ne was left undlxturb@d IN the
Possession Of his Office
Chairman Days. OF the Republican city
Central committee. said tonight that voters
are sometimes registered in The wrong pre-
csfet although the correct address was
gsgsn- Joint COMMITTEES was NAMED 10
work among the Republican voters la the
city ard have them register ar rapidly as
resssaie. The committee includes me fol-
lowing. G. ". II. Davis. r. %. wilcox
and John ScHliy from the central COM
uaitfee. I'll f.. Chamberlain. from the PIER
County Republican CIgb and o. J. III. Swift,
from The Dool.tfie Club
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
THE STATE CAPITOL.


Roche iisrbor Limestone.
Olympia Feb. Special News reached
taAs csfy TO-DAY that Nichols s. Carothers
ssase lid for the capitol Was next above
aai ~ + r. Gass. would probably enioia
ne commission from closing the contract
sats Goes. and that HeustiS 4 Barrett lad
ter asses 10 join iH the suit. Col Ueustts
astrrminef "a have nothing 10 DO With
ihs matter. and viii use his Influence -
lFeFert slch action. one point upou vhich
sae eontesssnts hinge their case IS that the
ssnmisslQn made a change IN the bid 81
ssesss where f0r the fourth alternative if
tsza ~adf Instead or deduct" This was
. evident error. and ore which the com
hSslon were Justified IA correcting. An
si'orHey this evening stated that any case
sss<nsiiug upon such 8 subterfage must
sssesssrily fan q It's own weakness.
Yea That the bi3s for the construction
W cags1oi have been passed upon and
vile stone selected as the material from
eash ie huili sttcntfon has been attract
s y koeRe harhar limestone ss very de-
aelr. being capable - a beautiful tnish
- aassnE e spiendit appearance. f. has
- STATED tnst }. : NcNGillfa has offered
- sooe to the commission for the mere
81 cutting out ana Transportation
NNisS 70 the hardness IL thlz material IL
1 EfeAtlF Increase The cost ~ tooling.
ta toe eA}sion of seine - the capitol
siss'oat.Ts woaM Increase the east -
eais'.nS "a = 2 cure heyuud the tiynlt
- nt tbo legislature Rssi3rs thss. Al
g thn commissioners greatly Admire
- tRfber marble they doabt thai they
- t2e lsow0r to sept Re az th8s time
'.a@&f fva1rFFfsSiag aNica 81 course tAey
~afe 10 Thought eg daipe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
This country Not Like Austria.

ChehaIls. Feb. -Special.-An Austrian
raned Boomer. living n Lost valley. was
nneA So one day this week by Justice SAGE
~ Pc Ell for beating his wife. The couple
hal been grabbing stumps together. aud
because the wife got tired too soon he
whipped her The Justice asked him 4 he
,sid not know IL was against the law 20
v,hfs, his Wife he expressed some sur
rrtse saving lt had been customary with
rtn Th. womans father hsa been IN The
h.h.t - whipping her before she vas mar
red. auf he couldn't understand wny he
snonYau't have the same priyllcse after he
,eaesrfaI her
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you relief for IN the back SIDE chest, or
AllCOCk'S P pI'eas
IN Mind Mot host Of e0unsefess and misa
lions 5 a good the genuine


negotiating with three or four farmers.
The figures he mentioned ara cents for
three years and - cents for ave years ~
IS reported that Patterson. The oias1uan
hoprnan. who took a splendi1 crop from
his seventy acres, and consigned X 70 Lon
Con, realized but IA cents PER pound
Two reform school boys escaped ne hrst
OF the week, bat both have oeen returned
by Sheriff Carpenter. One Of them. about
IA years old. Is a great favorite among the
visitors TO the reform school. especially the
Lady visitors. Some % rasse latter feared
that when he WAS brought hack 20 the in
stitufion NJ would be punished for running
away, ard put IN a gentle plea for lenity-
This boys case illustrates how easy II
sometimes Is 10 misplace sympathy. he
comes Of a family Of criminals he has
three brothers in the reform school. one in
the peniteBsiary. and another IN the asy-
luFn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09

San Francisco. Feb. s.-The alleged In
reference of Assistant Secretary Hamlin.
OF the treasury department. in the trial
OF Capt Healy. ex-commander OF the rev.
enue cutter Bear, VIII. Is is said, result
in serious charges being filed against him
at Washington City in the near future.
IL Is not unlikely. the Chronicle says, that
resolutions may be introduced in congress
with a view 10 impeaeh.ng Mr.. Hamlin
for an alleged attempt to prejudice against
Capt Heaiy the special court of inquiry
before whom he has been on trial during
the past three weeks.
San Francisco. Feb s-The Healy court
martial today took an adjournment until
the Goth. The charges Of incompetency.
drunkenness and insanity filed against
Lieut.. Daniels may be tried meanwhile.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
POET, AUTHOR AND THIEF.
COL q. W. Caftsrn, Who Stole Hotel
BLANKETS. Arrested in Tacoma.

Tacoma. Feb. s-A smooth hotel thief
was arrested today and lodged Ia the city
jail. For weeks past he has been engaged
10 working hotels through the Northwest.
His method = 10 register, take his large
telescope grip 10 his room and pack into
IL blankets and rcd clothing which he
carries away and sells. He has done this al
Helena. Butte and Spokane successfully.
The Tacoma hotel had been warned from
Bate, and was looking for him when he
arrived today. He soon carried a pair OF
blankets away IN his grip and went TO the
Fife hotel. apparently 10 repeat the opera
ton. city detectives arrested him there.
~ police headquarters he gave the name
OF Col &. W. Catteru. poet and author. A
prominent Iowa poet bears that name.
The man under arrest looks Ike the picture
OF Cattern in the booke OF Catiern's poems.
which he carries.
He formerly lived az Abba. Ia, where
he published an illustrated volume OF POI
etry called Songs OF Summer" The book
and sts author were ineorsed by several
Iowa newspapers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
Is your name on the registration books
An Incredible Rumor Published I'm a
London Paper.

London. Feb. s.--The Saturday Review
today publishes a rhmor that a fitting and
ample apology from Lord Dunraven to the
New York Yacht Club is on the way TO
the United States.
Vanity Fair supports the attitude of tho
st. James Gazette toward Dunraven and
says: Lord Dunraven made charges he
was unable to prove. and he ought 10 climb
down. The New York Yacht Club has
been very kind to him, giving him every
chance OF retreating from a false posi-
ton. and il now remains for Lord Dun
raven TO show the kind OF a man lie is
Why the Americans generally. however,
make so much OF what really is little more
than man to man dispute, is incompre-
hensible. Ii seems that the great Ameri
can nation, like the individual American.
Is too ready 10 take offense. The New York
Yacht Club has not only shown Lord Dun
raven an example hut IL has shown an cx-
ample in moderation to the whole of the
United States
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
RRENTTIES.

Etwarf Leader. a native Of London
England. died at the family residence in
F.aseyy alter yesterday morning Of typhoid
fever. tie was = years OF age. and leaves
a wife and three children.
The local ma nagement OF the National
Chlldren's Home Society has tn It's charge
a bright child months old for adoption In
a Christian family. There wau he no charge
iu connection with the matter. For fer
tntr infoFuaa ton cali on J. y. Smith. si3
F4f1A avenue north. or II. c.. Ewing.
ground fioor Olympic block.
Col T. u. NcCutcheon received a tels-
gram yesterday announcing the death OF
his mother al Alhaon. Msch. She was =
years o. age. and had reSt4Ad IN Mtchiga n
since isfS she had been for more than
forty years a leading member Of the Meth
osiist Episcopal church. and was beloved
hy ali who knew hsr,
Do yoa want Manyon's Remedies Order
them through the mail Of stewart 81
Holmes Drug Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
supreme Court Decisions.

Olympia. Feb. ESPECIAL. Opinions IN
the following cases have been filed in the
supreme court:
State of Washington. respondent. VS.. A..
]. kroenerf, appellant; from chehalis: af-
firmed-
Kate l. Bacon, appellant, vs.. Daniel
Okeefe. respondent: from Skagit; af-
firned.
Executors Of the estate OF George H.
Hebron, respondents. VS.. Guarantee Loan
and Tr1Ef Company. appellant. from King
affirmed.
Niagara Fire Insurance Company, plant
IN. VS. George K. Hart, appellant. Shell &
Johnston. respondents; from Pierce; re-
yersed
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rnIltIcinn. Mo- ., racoma.

Tacoma. Fch SPECIAL several promi-
nsnt Republicans from throughout the
state are In ths city There was quiet
meeting this afternoon uf about tAeuty
wf3l- known workers .n tie PARTY, OF " men
nearly nsf are from outside TIE cry sew
.~s1 t,rnntncnt suenhers 81 the Pierce
f,,ttnf,, Republican club attended the meet
trs- auaur whom were johnson Niezetis.
fincoin Davis. ira nsyisson. Among the
,-isff,rx were Big Sob Ehruan. % ogaa-
os.n ,osrty. Secretary 81 state +. II. Price.
Marx Reed ~ Olympia. and MAJ Hicks.
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Tacoma. Feb. Speclal.-Jnige Fritch-
arf today granted a wrlt OF certlorart 10
fse attorney tot ex-CouncAuan Caven,lsr
uho was expelled fer conduct untecomiRg
a eIsv officer The charges grew ont ~
s'Avsnaer's transactions Nith che banks %
"a ,,ay,ta. The city demurre1 81 the sqpii-
,atfan for a WrIt. aua ne effect Of TIRE
s..essfan overriding the demurrer is likely
=, r,sfs,state Lavender
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
10 SAVE KILBRANNAN
f,.e of the Bowers Dredgers
Nav Cut a Channel to Her.
. POET ARRESTED AT TACOMA
- sfeaIfng Blankets From Hotel
The insanity OF Mrs. Hunting
ton, Christian Scientist.

pev, Townsend. Feb. s--To foaf the
90 -sseS ship KilbranBan from on Point
xr1.oz. a novel plan Is 70 be adopted. II
! rracosee 10 utilize q monster drsdger
- froEn deep water 20 the stern Of the
-~s.sgs beam a are5gsd space forty feet
sSse and four feet deep - 10 De made.
rssh a. e,gnt-s0os rice IN the tide th.s
~ Eve twelve feet OF water. II Is hseisev-
= az vessel can bs f0ate3 when all ne
s~sIast and spars are removed.
usaaksr A L. Horner. OF the Bowers
rreg9er Company. viii go 20 Port Towns
80 today % look Al the Kilpraanan- IL
- s.ssftson OF thu Klibrannan IL az re-
..r.ssnsss 10 him ne can dre1ge her cut IN
- hours. he says " the dreti9er COM
s.nv makes . contract with the UNDER
sxrfters OF the vessel. one OF the big dred-
rsrs noz 81 work In Seattle harbor VIII be
ssxsn 10 Point Wilson TO do the work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
sat- WIG cave Hin Good Advice.

x-3~tcris. Feh S-AIbeFf MenEenrnevsr
,,-,rses ~ oakland. Cal. fsr the shooting
- .Yahn X Perkins en- CHRISTMAS eve, &C.
ri8s4 e. waive eAtf7aiti"n- tasf As the trial
- ..,i1a.f fhis afternoon. and left fer cal
-, sh5s evening In charge % Deputy
sss.a~5rv waite isis change ef policy was
sgeusht about ~ Mrs. Msuzes meyer. Who
- her HUSBAND this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09

.>.~,-,a Feh. SPECIAL -- Frederick
>,l,s,.t has declined TIE eIectsoa 70 al TIE
~srsncv On the school board caused hy the
resignation 81 Ma ta''eF- Secrre n
.,--9ser - favorangy spoken ~ for the
Office.
7,a. Ssslth-T.ieo company E&aved The
t>atr eahel. at the NIniA street tasater
tonight.
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rnE TACOMA RrrunLIcA>s.


AS Amer Registration ard the
CITY Clerks once.
ssss'a F'~a N--Spsyoss Il raertfn, vas
- iess afieTuoea az the Douhttte Rs-,,s,-
a. tiob - Err eItv central .lsrsves-.,..
eNaeatiNe eanenittee II the Daantfss
+. Nat stvrFal usbars ~ the Pt..,,a
- @*eaa{iean N'iUh. REGISTRATION ~
= ta@ arpreae htaE gnuulcsea} s'er-
s@s tse principal taFic discussed. h,gt
- a'tstaS ass over q resss4t. ton
~. tese%4 eali-pE attention. - ths gact
!, s.Ai cFgees sve besas allowed to rrper ma
>ss'FnS 81 voters - fNfv Clerk
~aee. ant taat oeE -sal Was Re-
- res'eiy tho mistakes AIrea.ts.
~-4A ssFeFeat thc occprrsHca oG axaers.
.ntaon also requested gha cigy
= iFsfn 81 iestltY "a fhe pas-tlea
ea,f essgk. Be AnptaTs thas Dep
! SIS WoN. q Pataslist ~as af1ssssusssza
eieyia neagly tNe eearx aAa An4
ae asssas h's oEiioe ny sssgeFaAse cay,
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,.,,.,. .,,,nn,v Hons I n~alal,le.

ChshalS. Faso- -SgezAl--AlsAoaga
share A.. quite = Eoed many haTs left IN
the lsanss 81 the farmers "a 1h.s sAllsy.
thsee hAs been 10 ssBasnsi Cor tasua 30 speak
az s0r several Aeeks- Dne buyer was in
seNn this eees. ard usssse srTkngeraests
Tor several s-slaN lots az : cents he s1sa
talked % making sasae contracts. ard =
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The Mediterranean Yacht pa.aa

London. Feb. S-There has been an exo-
dus ~ yachts this week toward th, Ne.git-
erranean, where they will take part in
the Riviera racing. The britannia. Aflsa
and Satanita met with rough weather
While on their way. The Aailsa had 10 re-
turn 70 Gibraltar owing 70 the severity Of
the gale which she encountered. and a sea i
man Of her crew was washed overheard
and arowned.