davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
BuenO en- mar y en TERRA.

| a No aeoa muohos amos, que
bordo a0 aaqua ingl6s 50 smotino
la trip. aol0n 4 oausa IL In mal6
calitad de lbs p'ovsoi03es. OGandt
h'cleroo Faber al capi5an al motive
dc sn gu ia. el @ d'io, ~8G AlsnGt
al Va - Ooean0, "AQGl 40 hsJ
enadesia "
Esta esc0s' er& III y tdt3 y Il
t pul4Gon no quizo adm,~ra. Di
rssa qn9 = caplt&n deii6 pc ursl
one hublt:a abuadantrs J DUenaG
proyioi.. - / b ydo, ant4s d. ha.
oer4e Ell mes. III resulgsd0 a. touO
fu6 Ia p6'dida del bnque, demos.
ira d" akl ouaD equivocado es O.
plan de econOmlxar el Ginero D i
medic de la restricol3u DE- 10 mas
necsssIio pata Ia vlae. No aols -
mente los <ment0s, sin9 tambi6u
las meticinas con de neOeslds d,
pues las Intermediates 10 miamo
atRcan al marinO Gu OF mar que d
las 0emas gontes e0 tierra.
"Nun ca piensa de empEender I'm
vlsje," escrlbe el primer ofioial dc
IN buque, ''stn estar prOvieto de su
marav'lloso remedio y me- peopor-
cions muCh0 gustO manifesrar q
Vds .os hechos sobre que yo tundo
al rasoluoi6n. P0r espaol0 de
0ncs dos amos he suffldo horrible
mente de iadigestj0r. Ms gast6
muoho diner en me ,iCos con Ia
espotsnsa de 0btener ai!pl3 Y aun-
quo acknowledgements llegsson a co.
nooer mi d0len0ls, tam UleH iii ron
- compEender dc uns mauera ma
nltiesEA que no posoian mo licina
deouaGa para C0raEme. Al con
trsrl0 c&da veE me encun1raba peor
J peor la5t# 81 punto &c hacerse. 1.
me Ia vida ibsufriuie. Un dia una
eenora me hc0ns' j0 pr0barG Ell Is.
rabe OGg2tiVc de la Madge Sci xei
10 cual hleP, ODteniendo al mae
comp elO Axito. In co4to tlempo
tee cure RADICAL y peFma0en:emeu-
le. Qaada Vi. 81 liD.Gt&d de pa,
0ii0ar este 1lfOrMo MIC aegun lo
. azos. (Fir'oHd } j. b. Do0, ,,ft-
mer oh9lal 1ol Nayur "O.auuias",
20 IL Eds3a, baesu 2 &c 1882.
"daee unns DOS anoe," eseribe
OtE0 seno!, ''qGe 6 cauea de los
eSe tcs 10 un rasfliad0, empec6 d
sob t.A u0 rul00 ep los oldOs quo me
DpiQi0 Ok los sCntdos oxdi1 arios,
J Euas tar0e me q1cda capi compile
sJrd9. Al&rmRd0 2 sin
aab~s quo hsceT, 0orsut6 81 m6dioa
4olen me a3gnsej6 10 Comar oil ia
l&ha CnIetIVo 10 Ia Ma1ro S8igel,
pOE medic del 9uai he ubte idO ei
ahv.o m&s complete. La culacI6n
ha sid0 voFds leEaucnt3 tan genui-
us J E&d!ossi, que 40 ne Vdelto su.
IilI nInEuAa Ineom4dl4ad, por 10
Sn7l J ptr su marlll0 esp6oGiioo
joy IL I'd, mis- slnoeras grades.
,FUm&du) Antonio Garcia Villa
nuevR dc IL Serene, julio 81 De
1894"
"Aprovooho la presenta oportu-
t&c". eaoti0e ana sonora, "psta de
olt:e Que compE6 en eas4 del boti
OsfI) eelor OAa&I ua paquetito de
aA remedl0, 81 cual mo ha product.
10 ei mss s4tlstactorio resultado,
aoItahda de rai4 los agudos dolores
III cabe2a que veDla sufeiendo du-
fsnte muChOs ahoe. Oun el 1era-
cho q0e me da mi prOp!a esparien-
ga, me creldO jusGlhoado al rao9-
mendar au remedlo q alKunos ami
g~s mics qae sutEen Dc dispepsis'
inhsmatorla, pues abrlgo la oon-
fiAnza que 80 Oararan. (Frmado)
Deltina Alvarez, Glj6n, OabraIes No
46, JUNO 8 de 1894"
"Tomo Ia plumA", dice otra se-
florr, "para lntprmsr q Vd. de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
OOLORK0 EG TUBOS

OOLOnM EK IUBOS
oARA La PINTURA AL CLEO Y
La OUAREAA, Sc AUABAN DE
RRUIBiR. EN a81'A LMr .RNTA.
Aqiltn (b;s1%).
Bsthn.
Bla0eO ss pIasR
blsneo Gs DioMs
Bl&n90 Ss kla6.
AzUl esIsStes
ASA de cobaitSS
Aaui dc Frusis.
OasssFc (sr:a )..&a Hvrgs
OEsEanu Toio.
OAstarlc d Van Dyrk
.Armsn quemads.
UeEi1tD so rubis
Usni9a &xuls
BGTnaAicR.
dusag sE1ba,
aEls DE- 2asns,
sadiyo.
A4afilio dssoAemio
Amst:Ll9 3s eroEno alnr,.
Amarillo do sEoSsat tesezl
A2@f,;;'o lndisno.
Amatil,o dc &ispoIss
AAe1 Z -'r@aaf''''t
Lsaas oaEQjnaas
LacA Fus1ts
T1s' s@ .,,, tu"Aa
LSs@ s5EaEl'ls'
Laea oE-insris'
Nsgro DO naEal.
nsgFo d. a3zssKs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
- ~ - Sc ~ ~


para peri6dicos 6impresiones del mss
delicado trabajo, en- envases de todo
peso. De colores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas Gltimas Ell envases de 5OOsgra~
mos y L. kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22

Enjnioismlento civil, por salce
do, tCm0.
ley de eninlcismionto civil. EN-
lio Reue, 6 touos
Legislation Hipotecaria por Ga.
ie2do,s4 'omos
Ley Hi2otecaria co0t..Reglamep.
TO, por Morell, t0mo.x
Atsnoeles judiciales para lo.crl-
nlin&l. -
Tacticss de Reoa ta. ss40. .ess. 35d
ldem Seccl0n y Compan(a. go cts.
s1dem Battalion, 80 cia.
Manual dc OIases de tropa...2 toe
mOs 5 2-75.
Oodlgol.de Justioia Militia. 80
0aOtaVOe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22

yat prspaados ptu9ba dc fuego elevadas temperatures
tahenhr por Cuyas esoepconaes oy
$40" conao"sso" e1pOrtoneG, ass de hWnuo
demas dc todo anotado los preebes cuaescue
Oro otrecen los oOnsumidoe
mas recuodos que los do las marCaa pxtranjerak
4geaes generates tOdG la SOBRINOS DE EZQUIA@A
san Jnsn PueroRico Calle de Ia Fortaleza IT,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
M :hGjD3n AcElrS RAR1 y ALunBRlDo d. Las gIHlIIlx
soNsLos DE LAS MARCAs.
tUL'BRILLANTE", 'ELEFANTt".
LUZ SOLAR"4 u "AGUILA's -
las Observation-Disclosures certincadas.
las 3cualesl lestAn egistradas.y certif1cadas.

Hstos3 .Eaoeites, ,s.pro-
ouC5O de. una fabrics-
ci6n especial, debida Q
la experiencia adQuisl-
da q u + q nUe Iauohos
&nUs en- la andnseSia de
redDar petr0leo tanto
On los Rstsdos Unldoa,
como en- Ouba M5fiGo
J otros psiseF, son, ei.
no superlores, igualcs
4 los mejores que Sc
importan del ex tranjes
80, bajo diversos nom.
ores y N a1cas, "a por
sHS buenas cualidadea
iuminicsA, cuanto DOE L.
seguridad que ofrecen,
4 causa, de sus atlas
graduad1Ones en- Glenai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
EMPRE9A
IH1ssES BSPAHULgS CORRENS Dg LlS laTILEl.
y trasportes mIIitares
ae SobHinos dt Herrera, Habsna.

Los vapOres de sstA emrreGa sfsc
tuarSn 81 sRlids desde este pucrto or
lOa dsas 3, 10, Is, 30 y &c do csda mse
lac 5 de IL tarde en- lcg dias de laboa
: 4 las l2 del dis en- los fgasivcs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22

para escribir y copiar De diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay in,
Gnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22

Tablas de Iogarito
mos, por Sanchez, l to.
1sO- --ss--
GramGtios, ftsnOesG,
por Ollendorff, L tomo
Gramatiga q idep, pof
Arrange. 2 tomoF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
uBROS BARATOS,
Deivents, en- 10 Imprsnta do
BoLKTIN MERCAHTIk.

10 boIsa, el Oomazalo y
las sooie1aa 90 Meroan-
tiles, l tomo os...,--..~.. III
AeoclOnes ce D2eeoho A1ax
cantil, POE vaglos aldIa
nos de don Luis Silvaa, !
Com0"~"~-~~~" sa---A~ a~~~ j
4bro de las 6atiras, por
A1On Ventlxa Rulx Agui, I,GJl
siera, o0ElDrsude; SAT- lax
ras, La arcadia modeE
M, Grandezas de loE
peQuehos, Eptgr&mas y
letxillas, Yarias f&bulas
M0r&lajas, l tono, rGG~ Il
lQica $50 p&ginaS..~~..-vr. III
pandido, Novsla por don
Mariana Ramiz0, / sc-
mo rdstiGa..,..-...--....... s.. ......,,,.
Rlncone0e y 9orsadIlio
III ioepGiado VidriaFa
JOE idsm, Uu Gol2o
Los banos 0e Axg0l, c0-
media, p0r Id, un tomo. &
81 gallardo espaloi, iden,
por idem, Cn COno- 4
IA legends % NocAe-bue.
nA---->~-~~s -~~-4.<,,p-s s.~.~~.~<, 4
III hijo d9l Saoflstan, po1
Don C&ricg Fcontaula,
q t0I1Qs. ,~..u~~.~.... 4
i'@liC8 3: Ast0dio Hist6ri.
co CGitiGs, poE Y. Co.
meg, tomo 4~p.-.-u- 2
.hiagro, ,TEa&stu3l0 ol9naa.
90, p.sE d0a julio 90.
A~AS'c S.s-'-~-'Azs 9 = 40 % &ap~4A
Honensie Fo6tiSo, Poe.
asas de 25 iagenios, =
ton20.----~-e.u ...-..-u ~- 4
sfabitabilid2d de los As
troa, POE don Jos6 Mo,
rano Fuenres, 1 Somo- 4
y uebles Y Tsp.oaa, asgz2.
da s6r!9 de agseaa> a .3g,z
se1oEiSA aob33 is he.
tacl6ns peg u. 4.Quo1 y
Badia, / E,az2o --...-,v...s.
Lsyanda de los Rayaa, 40
Isla hisS0rlca, por dan
E'or2nAso Tsarsago, | &o~
sD 90 o---~~-~-a .ss.-.s.---n
Ea2s Naoionsles y Oanta-
G5xee, poe id-~-..-...--
antarss de IN vIejo. por
d1n Teodoro Guerrero,
l tomO- ~~~..~~~-."
pu3tos dc vista, DOE don
hEigaal Moya, m tomo,
i @ na0fes, por Fzonsau.
ra, l tomo mo4~--~-....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
LINEA LIE CUBA

| LINEA LIE CUBA
Llsxsran SOLO hsasN S~Atisgo de Oubs
Ios vsporee que s1lSn ios diss S, Is p So
Los de les dias S y 25 tocsran er
Nuevieta PusEsc-Fsdre, GibGgs, Maya.
ri, BSrscoa, GgAutAna,no = Cubs
ri dis Is has& las mis6aHs sacalas,
exception de Ia de Mayari, y aaemGr
Goc&cA en- 5egua de TAnamo.
Todos rst0rn&EAD vsriHca0do sus Co.
'idss de OUbk los 1aAs IL, 20 y 3, efec-
suADdoss l&g snsrAdss en 10 HRbana
IN las fschaS oorSespondientss dc 10,
50 y . dc csaS 1885.
Ntnguno &c estos vapokeo tocarh q
50 retoFno en- Guantanamo.
LIMA De PUERTO-RIOO.
salsp los dias 10y 80 los vnporss
gas haosn sl ssrvicio de Oorreos.
Isl del diA 10 socA On Nusvitas, Giba-
70, BAracoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, Oabo
HEitiano J PorE-aU-P Princs Puerto PlA-
to, Ponss, kayagoaz, Aguadilla y San
Jssn de kusrso-Rieo. Al Estorno hArA
escAlA en- Los mismos pusrtos.
&l del dia 30 tz& por Nuevit 20, G
bara, BsEaook, Guantanamo, Cub San
20 Domingo, Ponce, 1ayagusx, Aqua
dilia J San Juan do P1sEto- Rico, v
aien&o por ios mizmos pusstos.
RstCSEaTxn s&iiendo de Puerto Rico
los alas IS y 5 fsspssSivamsnts; soca
IAn en- Cuba les 1ias 80 y ., lisgando
1 ls AEb&na en- iGs fsahaa eoErsspon-
disEtss Dc : il de esda Hass.
Ninguno Dc saroa dos gaposss tseREE
! - ssEofao ca 0uansa0EEaQ.
LIMA Oa OAIBARINE,
Tccos loz iunsz lss 8 do IL tArds
sAlGga AZ yapog qut, tCean&O Ioa mRStsa
IN Ia iaassla dc 5ngus, usgAEk D Oni
0Asisp lea 6aAaIeosaa.
Hsscsa&ea sslta.,&o,Go Uaibsrisn los
jusvas, &espaGa so Ia iLsgE&a dol sEsG
IL gass lssc~s c2n ssca31 sn EaguR, u
4iag&gs 3 IL n&3aaa !os t.arDes.
I>afs ios ylssasa 4 las 6 ds la 4aga
iHidza nsvo Tepor .4os sosssR .Sas !s2s,ei.
10 Esgna l2s s&hSacA r slegsrA i Uai
,1Arign ;as E50RtlKus.
Ete9saaS1 81 rsE0I2c asI!endo do Oe's
1stt@4 sos ,Qx ses. @spu6s Dc la llsgsts
sci E$s1 as P@aaI1soss socars sn Hagks
! llsgs1a d Ia EsAAnx los mi6Fscass.
aE4DI4CADOR
Esba ensreesa tisne el vsp9g AaUl
IA. Eo$en3s paFa fsnciquea por In
SostAs de sst& asIa, = haQlsisAnGo II
aorn 0as pags xeh3q"ss Y atilsa para Gs,
yansnt0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22

PAPEL SE1I4ADO
aladrado por ma sola hoja,
q prop6sito para minutas, so
bres de ohcios, etc.
De ven$a 81 ests SLmprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
L'Ofos ..parasIas academia
x- -~~- -~~--~
Ispreparatoria.e

Aritm6tioe, por Sail
nss, / .cm1.-,.-.... : 215O
Aganra, por 1dem 2
sUAItI .ss..-.v..aa i UU
G9ometrla por Orte. q
ga, z t0mos. 500
TclSronometkle, por
Gomozsy Palette, l CO..
~9; ~9;--..--....! 900
G,amatlUa tr3ncess,
pm. .Ote0ego, l tomU..1 500
TIadaClcn, .por Ts&.
mania, t0mo....-. A525
Arltmetlca, .por OoG-
Ga4aT, tOm0. 15O
Algebra, por idem,
UOLnOs --~..---..... z 5O
Geometris, per ldem
l stomO...~..-.... L75
aaGeOmstf1a y TrIgo-
nometria, per GavIlan
l t0mO.~ s.3kC
Els sA1ltmeGlcs, spOr Oar
Gin. l tom0- .1-5O
aaAlgebra, pOr idem, /
folaO: '1'. 1865
Geonotria, pOr idem
L Com0. 0...-.-..-...... | 70
0rRmAtlca frSncesa,
por Onantreau, ] tomO 225
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
LIRROS RKLIGIOSOS.

"a an recibido On esta Imprenta |
nn notable sHrtido de obras rellgiO- !
sas, seleOtas todas, entire las eus-
los 20 eneuentran Las siguientess
fmitsc;6n de Oristo, Kempls.
vdici6n ecoR6misa..-.--.@ eO.4OI
LSem de idem, idsm, sdioi6a
30 alo. ----.---~-- 1WI
Arnora de- @Alvaci6n. sol
giereieio Ootidiane ...-.--. NI
4, Devote Feligr6s, enCua-
aernsci6n imiGaci6n m&rN 1.5O
Las dlvina, eneuadernaci6n
.,lel regra con bcoches. - 2N
..rx 6ivina, enGuadernaci6n
De riguroso luto.. ......- 300
4 "a di7ina, encuadernaeioA
sn piel de Australia y nj
.~s TsCV
sn1o,o del Domingo. ass
Paoueflo Oficio, enCuaderns~
,,s6u imitaCi6R martil... .SU 3.W
4;tIoios Ftnebres, enCuader-
paci6n de piel CON relieves, 500
Lis del OriStiano. encua-'
dernaci6n de picl. ..-.... .3.00
LIE celeste, encusdernaci6n
ulkel.~~~~a.. .~.'. e~~..-e~ 0.VV
1, dE celeste, enCuadernaci6D
dora6a.-~~-.---".---~ 6.W
nuoologio Espahol, enoua-
oikvo de- nar0v con In.
eTustaciones de naOar. ~. ls.OO
e. mujer cat6lica, enCuAdeE'
oaei6n de n&car con relie-
ses----..-------...-.--. ses 1900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
c ~ Oa
DOCTDIhA CRIsTIAAl
POR GIL ESTEVE.E1

Nueva edici6n pertscsamense
irnpresa y sncuadsrnada en- car
a6n. ! NUEVE PESOS grueas
al contado.
Tomando 10 grussAs se hace
IN buen dsscusnso.
De venta On est& Imprentx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
anADICADOg

EsSa snlreesa tisns el vspos AaUl
Ia. E0*en5s para fsnc;ques por sAs
sostAs de sst& lsla, = ha2siisMnGo r.
aom 0as pags zah3q~ss Y akilsa para Gs,
yamsnt0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22

Z 70
1925
s 80
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-07
CLEVELAND INTERVIEWED
lie Doesn't See Any II feet The Last
bond Issue.

New York. Feb. 6-Thc Evening Post
publishes an Interview with President
Cleveland regarding the bond issue. IN
which he says. From such Information
that comes 10 me from various private
sources | am convinced that moro small
holdings Of gold will De drawn into the
treasury ly the arrangement than ap-
pear on the surface. Tie small banks.
for instance. which are buying bonds for
their customers have made their bids
through their New York and Boston cor
respondents. ana this riycs the loan tho
appearance of having been taken up Lv
tn" hig financial institutions at the mon
tN c'ut"rs, although. as matter OF fact,
not little OF II will ultimately come
from small investors. Tho subject of the
syndicate contract OF February. 1895. hav-
Ing been mentioned. Cleveland remarked
that he had never had reason To question
the Wisdom OF that arrangement under
the conditions then existing 'TIpf cone
tract he added. helped us out M n
time when q hours delay might have pro-
duCot serious results. J symratlIz.. nov
ertheioss. with som" Of the objections
made 10 that form Of placing a loan Tho
dl1 tcuce between tho price obtained
NON tho syndicate and tho price current
~ quoted can be twisted into an urru-
ment which viii appeal To tho people who
do not stop to calculate tho actual COST
Z" the syndicate OF floating the loan az
that time.
MY preference would have been o.
have had tho present loan moro popular
than u appears on its face. hut We have
con" the best We could Tho people who
hoard small savings of gold or tn, ,clIt-
aieut Of gold are uuac,sstomcd o. tr.rs.
acting business on the basis on which
th'se bonds had 90 Doe ISSUED. tho- are
unused 10 premiums or 10 the furm1ntfas
OF making bids u we could have a.rI
ih'm 3 per cont. gold bonds ~ par.
thlhk y would have brought out 90 good
result OF THIS golp; hu' tho only bonds OBJ,
law allows us To issue have to Ia ..rr
considerably above Tar BOO ORDER 20 k.,r
Tho not rate of interest within a rra4.ua-
lie llnnIf -
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-07
TWILL TAKE PLACE
STUART SELECTS ANEW FIGHT.
ING GROUND.
other Arran cement, Were
About to 40 Made.

Denver Feb s-A special 10 the News
from El Tasp Tex. SAYS. The whula city
was thrown into "A stat. Of Wild excite
mcnt this afternoon when DO was an
nouuC"d that the au'-urlz..sht bin had
passed 'le senate. Dan Stuart held "a
ler-'tv caucus with 'He newspaper rep
rcsertafives arr business I.su and 10 poe
suited .u h!s to'.~rrrr.r. james J. Quinn
r1 bring Nrh"r arI party fr"u las 'rr-
COS on tho evening rr..u. auI orders were
given for fha irru. .Htate finishing ut the
l-a'iu- riss. 10 is 90 oe completed ana
ready 'ar shipment ar - o'clock to-
night.
At O'Clock. after the conference be-
tween lH'r. aH. Stuart Dr. vHs ar-
uu.a..i t.-. The rgnt wHnT occur ly
Quinn wr... consent. Bonn 5000. after t.
Eae -.."u .Ht fh.r tHn hurry WAS I-ne.-
o-#ars. ts "a location for the G-at wfsra
r'EH VS. .lIH b.. un violation .s tl- law
bad been ass. Tte.r.I arI consequently
'." regular sr.- Hw-. wa posted un
again. Quinn ON. N...~ vIr RETURN %
'.#- Cruces f.-..#HE aHs ..-tfH#. f.aa--
Ing aH u-rt. '.r S..ar, tsr slyan f-
uHf that rH. ... Will positively take
place within '.r.. miles .F f-L Tas1 art
on ar '.tg.. ... fif.. ar# rats.re u.T
prevent 'r l...g....E necessary rl ..-
.".-'r".af. r.. .-.u-wa. ...al viii ,-
really f' .H ..- .. .- ...'.... .H-r.-.r .-.L
'a.-" Wil H. .u DELAY aNr-.- lu transfer
rms the auI. ...f.r tr f.. locality See
fa.t,1
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-07
IN THE HOUSE.
The Free Coinage Substitute Debated
During Afternoon and Evening.

The Free Coinage Substitute Debated
During Afternoon and Evening.
Washington, Feb. .6-The senate
free coinage substitute for the bond
bill was debated for five hours in the
house this afternoon and five hours at
the night session. Nevertheless. the
pressure from members for time to pre-
sent their views is so great that Il
seems possible now that the debate
may be run over into next week. John
son of North Dakota and johnson Of
California, both republicans. but on
different sides Of the silver question.
afforded entertainment and perhaps
instruction. The former was once a
school teacher and to-day he brought
the methods of the school room into
the house. He placed some charts in
front Of the speakers desk. ilIustrat-
ing graphically the rise and fau Of
prices in this country. the production
Of silver, the price of wheat in India
measured in silver, and. pointe- in
hand. like a professor 10 his pupils.
explained converging and diverging
lines.
Johnson Of California. on the other
hand whose fiery protests against the
passage of the bond bill attracted gen
eral attention and won the applause
OF the silver men, with an eloquent
speech urged republicans not 70 iCno-a
silver and warned them OF the dire con-
sequences ul1t might follow II they
did. Ills Wit was 50 tr-nchant anI his
blade - keen thar he was frequently
app,luded by those who were not in
sympathy with him.
McI8ur.1. democrat, South Carolina.
occupied several minutes in replying n
TO The speech ~ Pearson. republican.
North Caro.La, last night lie re
fsrred 70 the contest between brute
force and mu1ey,' manhood and vpt
ers.' derpunrad Pearson for catering
20 cheap apuiau~- and l-fpuUu- his
own u@~t by inUmating the dl~luyalty
Of South Carolina. Wheeler. demo-
c-.'. A'aha-.a- then oTeued the debate
proper with a free silver argument
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-07
AT ONCE
he rrize Fighting BllI VIII BECOME Law
I. ennn - IL L. SI-rnd

ihe Prize Fighting Bill VIII Become Law
loon ns IL Is SIrned.
Washington, Feb. 6.-No promulCa-
tion OF the new antl-prize fight law
VIII he necessary The law becomes
executive from the moment il is signed
by the president, and all persons must.
at their peril. take coEnizance of its
oraatnent. Indeed, under the we'll
established law. as laid down in the
settled opinions of the United States
supreme court, any person violating its
provisions on the same day. but after
The hour in which IL IS signed, would
be liabld to sill the penalties of the act.
1t is usual In many public acts to in
clude provision that the law shall
not take effect until certain date or
a certain number Of days after its pas
sage, but such a provision was ex-
pressly excluded from the Catron act
for the reason that ~ was an emerCen-
cy law especially designated TO stop
the Fltzsimmons- Maher and other
bouts scheduled in the Stuart carni-
val.
The authorities in advance of the
laws signature VIII not say what
course they viii take TO prevent its
violation, hut express absolute conf
dence that tho fight will not take place
on United States soil after the act IS
signed by the president. The governor
of New Mexico is in hearty sympathy
with the movement to break up the
fights, and the Catron bill was framed
largely at his suggestion in order to
etOD them
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-07

circumstances. IS that three men are
involved. jackson most deeply. Wood
a little less deeply and Walling Incl
dentally. but stiu Unfortunately. Wall
ing. talking to a coiored turnkey. said
that Jackson murdered and bcheaded
the girl in kentucky and kept the head
here three days. when ne dropped Il In
20 a sewer n search OF the sewers has
boon Instituted.
Jersey CITY. y. J.. Feb. 6.-The Scott
Jackson who is under arrest at Gin
cinnau on suspicion of-the murder Of
Miss Pearl Bryan Is the young man
VINO turned states evidence against
his acrcmPlicc, Nlovandc~ Let's. I..tts
Is serving a term In the states prison
Tor she embczzlcmeut of $4,000 from
the Pennsylvania Railway company.
LettS was an assistant. lie and Jack
son starred a saloon with the stolen
money and gamblcI on horse races.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-07

Now York Tob 6-The storm Of
wind and rain which began last n.rht
is most severe. At 20 O'Clock the wind
was blowing G. miles per hour. People
were literally lifted from their feet by
the sale. In several iuetauresn down
town heavily loaded trucks were over
turned. TeIsrraphic communication f.
interrupted in every direction. particu-
larly along the coast When it IS re-
stored there viii probably Dc many sto-
r.cs ~ wrec. a Clamulu- sloop was
capsized near Fort Hamilton. IL con
tained three men. a gig from the cruis-
er Columbia put of to their assistance
but before the sloop was reached II was
dashed TO pieces one Of the men sank
another was picked mp by the zig and
the third was carried by the waves q
the beach. where he was picked up un-
conscious. The steam lighter Green
Wich sank iu XIII VoukulL Her can
tain and CREW were taken of bv tugs
and landed on the jersey coast The
American ship J. b. Walker bound for
Japan. went ashore on Liberty Island
this morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-07

Washington. Feb. 6-Army officers
on duty at TIE war department are
prepared to do all in their power to
execute the provisions OF the Catron
bill. If called upon. when the hin be
comes law. The procedure Of setting
IN motion the machinery Of the army
would be for IN q governor of New
Mexico or any territory which NAV be
the scene Of an unlawful gathering 10
call upon the United States marer7al
or the territory To act. and he might.
II necessary, call upon vhD United
states troops for assistance. The war
department authorities say that they
have an ample force I'm New Mexico
ana adjacent 10 the border to take
care Of any number OF sports likely 10
be there to take chances Of arrest on
a charge Of felony by attending a prize
light. The army officers feel confident
that the troops will not be called for
believing the law will compel the
abandonment Of the project 10 pun the
fights off in the territory.