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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-13
Anoche debi6 regfesar 4 Madrid la

Anoche debi6 regresar 4 Madrid la
real familia, nero Sc detuvo el viaje
por indisposicion de la Infanta Ds
Teresa; hoy Sc nota el movimiento de
los pollticos, que esperan con impa
ciencia la llegada de S M. la Regen
te para despejar el horizonte nublado
que no deja yer el porvenir; vivimos
fantaseando entire calculos que tienen
mas 6 menos Fundamental. Los con-
servadores. que no quieren soltar ell
poder. aseguran que ell presidente del
Conseio planteara en- seguida Co.
roma la question de con6anza, nodi
ficando el gabinete y sustituyendo
con amigos de la conciliacion los cua
tro ministries que saldran; con6rmado
al general Weyler sus poderes con
exigencias para que termine pIonto
la campafa; abrir las Cortes para ha.
Ger parlamentariamente la union de
los conservadores con Si.vela. Y des
pues. =. despues Dios dira.
FL partido liberal, por el contrario
Sc las promote tau felices que mafian:
saldra de Avila su jefe Sagasta, que
no quiere perder minute para coger
las riendas del poder, pues ha dicho
que no esta la nacion para situaciones
interinas, teniendo que resoiver los
graves problemas pendientes. Y fra,
casada la polftica conservadora (seg1n
81 opinion) no hay nadie mas que el
para salvsr ell pals. 7w dixfstt, Pra
xedes. No 10 divides por 81 acaso
cae la Presidencia de su lado.
Como la piedra de toque para to-
dos lmenos para el duque &c Tetuan
es la personalidad del actual ministro
de Estado, que no cabe dentro del
gabinete Por aquel desafuero del Sc
nado, Sc susurra que ira de embajador
a Paris, sustituyendole en- su puesto
el duque de Mandas. No esta NAL
el castig0 impuesto al fin por la bofe-
tada de marras.
Sin meterme 4 profeta, me inclino
a Greer que Azcarraga seguira al fren-
te del gobierno, y despues (estilo de
almanaque) Dios sobrs todO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-13

Con motive de las reformas prepa
radas para Filipinas, ell gobierno ha
creado catedras de tagaIo y vlsayo,
que Sc dividiran en- cursos como en-
as Universidades { Institutes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-13

Aver tarde visit5 Mr. Woodiord a.
Pr.sidente del Consejo; au1que ha-
blaron POGO, Sc dice que a4ud reitero
con frases 'corteses las demostraciones
de afecto hdcia Espafla. Bien haya
la cortesia lQue Sc puede esperar
de los 6HenOS amigosa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-13

La nota f1nebre, por fortuna, es
hoy escasa. Han fallecido en- Ma
drid, Don Eduardo Rojas y Alfonso,
Conde de Montarco. Senador y Alcal-
de que fue de Madrid; y el general
de bfigada y subintendente mi|itar D.
Miguel Cerrada y Martin, que Sc sui
cido Y en- Santander, ell conocidc
escritor Don Julio Gomez de Tejada
K. u. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-13
LA CRUZ ROJA
EN- GANTANDER.

Comunicando a FL Liberal, su
en- Santander Ia
llegada del "Isla de Panay" con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-13

jes muy adecuados q la epoca y las
decoraciones de gran efecto Ell Ilti-
mo cuadro reproducia el famoso de la
V5cGyta, de Fortuny
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-13
"a hija de Mr. Rybolt.

,A.L4.4.t.. Y4, stNns,sg
(TradHesdO del diario "Zhe New Era"
della ci~aad de Grse1s6arg. Estads
de Zndsana, Eskados Unz1IaS. -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04
BORN.
MARRIED..

ARG ENTI-ROTTANZI-In this city, April 81.
1897, at ST, Mary's Cathedral by the Rev. Father
Mulligan, j. j. B Argent and Ad e!e A. Rottanzi.
BACON-MARKS-In Plattsbnrg, ". Y. Decem-
her %, 1895, Henry D. Bacon of Alan ed a, CAL,
and Mabel Marxs Of Philadelphia Pa.
BLUM-FIEGoS-I this city. May q 1897, by
the Rev. s. Godstein, Max Blum and Esther
fiego5. both or san francisco.
DLEY-ASHMORE-In this city, May 8.
1897, by the Kew. DR.. Z. K. Ollie. Clinton F.
Bradley aud Sophie E. Ashmore, both Of Oak
land, Cal
GoLDsToNE-CLAYTO this city, May /,
1897 by the Rev. DR.. 4. r. Dile, Philip Gold
stone and Catherine Clayton, bo:h Of San Fran.
cisco.
MoLL=MOOHE-In this city. May 3, 1897, by
the kev Dr.. r. Il. Ollie. Romano N oil OF Esca-
lon. San oaqun County, Cal, and Ada A.
Moore OF a>laiid, Cal.
MARKS-ROBITSH ER-In this city, May q
1897 By the Rev. D. Meverson, Charles L.
Marks and Jeannelts Robi sher, both OF San
Francisco.
PFEFFER-STRIKER this clty May 2.
1897. by the Rev. d. Meyerson Charles A.
Prefer and Ray Striker, both Of San Francisco
THORNTON-POWE LL-In this city April So
1887, by the Hev Fred p. Evans, DR.. II. M
Thorn:on aud Jeanette D. Powell, both OF San
Francisco.
I'm this city. April 20 1897
by the Rev. DR.. ]. \. Beard, Joseph N. Wyckof n
and Ida Beck. both OF -an Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04

CAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 5, lS97-SEALED
- proposals, in tripiicate, will be received here
unit IL o'c ock NJ May g. 1897, and then opened
for the construction forage storehouse at Pre-
right to reject accept any or all bids in or
In part Preference given to articles OF domestic
production, conditions OF price AMI quality On
Guiding in the price of foreign productions the
duty tnereon) being equal. AMI such preference
given to articles of American production produced
on the Pacific Coast to The extent Of consum ption
required W the public service there Inform alton
fufni she'd n app lcation to the undersigned. En-
velupes containing proposals should be Endorsed
proposals for forage storehouse Presidio of San
Francisco, al - and addressed toJAS. NJ. MOORE,
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Additional Classified Advertise.
ments on Page IL.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following m arriage licenses have been
issued by the County Clerks office
SAM el FL Burtis and Annie Lawrence. 1920
w. a.. NJ. Koch and Elisabeth kenney. STD
{. II. Oubri ge and NJ arie Rutherford, 2 6-24
Charles l.. Smith and Frances Deut sch, 25-l7.
john E. Backlund and Mamie Blund ell, 25-l9
Romano Moll and Ada A. Morse. 36-2S
Daniel !. Dick and May Conno 32-22.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

CITY AND COUNTY TREA SAN
~ Francisco, April ID 1S97.-Ih compliance
with the provisions of section 8 OF order 1893 of
the Board OF Supervisors, approved September Is,
1880. there will be sold at public auction by e. s.
spear Co., at their salesrooms, 81 and IS suffer
street, on
MONDAY, MAY IL,
At 10 o'clock A. M sundry articles Of stolen, lost
and unclaimed properly recovered by the police
force Of San Francisco, detailed in inventory
thereof on file In the office of he ,lerk of the
Board of Supervisors, and consisting OF jewe ~,
wearing apparel, pistols knives etc: also lot Of
trunks. valises cothing etc.. property of deceased
persons received from the Coroner of this City and
County. Open for inspection ON morning Of sale.
A. &. WIDBER,
City and County Treasurer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

a DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC
"A ialty; private; no fee without success probate
insolvency, wills. collections, bills OF sale, deeds
damages ETC.; private detectives: estab 10 years
6. w. HOWE, $50 M arket st. corner stockton ST
d w. KING, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,C HRON
IC. lcle building advice Tree low fe .: all cases
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TYPEwRITERs.


WANTED-sMfTH PRIMER IN Elk.
w change for .ady's solid god watch. A. W.
box SO, this office.
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Biz Observation-Disclosures.

birth, marriage and death notices sent By m all
will n o, lie inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication 6ffices and be ndorseI
wit the name and residences Ut person, authorized
10 have the same publisheL
BORN
ARCHIBALD-In this city, April "a, 1897, to the
wife OF William p. Archibald q
BOLDT-in this city, May q 1897. TO the wife Of
Henry w. Boldt. daughter.
MEY Erin this city. May 2, 1897 to the wife Of
Mark Meyer. daughter.
PIPER-In this city April 2e, 1897, to the wife
of Harry Piper q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04
OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES.

DOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE OF II
i rooms on heights adjoining Oakand 10 min
utes walk from broad and narrow guage depots:
do minutes to San Francisco; rent TOR 8. d or II
months HERON d HOLGOMB, 1850 Broadway
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04

NOTICE.-THE BUSIN ESS OF McAVOY
a. GALLA1H II will be conducted a. the
old stand, No 20 Fifth street for the benefs
of the widow of the late HENRY ]. GALLAu-
HER and his sister, MISS ANNIE +. GA LAG.
HER. MRS. II. j. GA !iBAGHER.
ANNIE B. GALLAGHER.
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MOUNT OLWET CEMETERY,

GAN MATEo COUNTY: NEAREST GENE.
y terry TO the city; non.sectarian in no sense
elusive: location unexceled Office Sv7 AArka
street. southeast corner OK sixth.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE,

G OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7-RooM COTTAGE
y / block of by station only S16OU. NJ. L.
WURTS, opp. Dwight way station, Berkeley.
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DACIFIC HEIGHTS NEW HOUSE-242G
L Cough St, near Broadway; contains rooms
and bath: all the latest Improvements; price
$1,000; on easy terms
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Q77kO ELABORATE FLATS JUST
ID ~. completed and rented for $40 per
month: choice location in Western Addition; this
is a bargain
C. p TROY JR. d CO.. $50 Market st.
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ELEGANT COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS, BATH,
II with attic for sale 25th ST., bet Sanchez and
Noe. A. PkTRY, builder and owner; residence
1921 Sanchez ST.
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PHYSICIANS.
PROPOSALS.

nR. c. C. o'DONNELI, 1905 MARKET; RES
~ 1854 25th ST.; diseases of women specialt,
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MEDICAL,

LII CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
n from whatever cause) restored in few
hours; and at any time; instant relief for
travellers; home in confinement; best care and
privacy: regular physician; 80 years successful
practice: my celebrated rem edes for monthly
suppression fail: every guaran teed
sutation free con fiden ial; hours ~ 81 pills 81
MRS DIR. WYETH. 9l6 Post ST., near Larkin.
nk j. H. JosSELYN, THE GREAT SPECIAL
- ist still offers his valuable services to the UNI
fortunate With a mind ma ured and enriched By
studies OF an advanced order, there Is hardly a
disease in the catalogue OF human Ills he cannot
treat TO q perfect cure Ladies. he is ways ready
10 assist you. His knowledge has been strength
ened by extensive experience No case pecuiiaf
10 your delicate organism is beyond his sure con.
troll lis female monthly remedies are sure and
cafe in their eff cts. His tried and valuable RENE
dies for lost mani God are never-failing in their
action and are warrant ed for both young and old.
He excels all others in the cure OF private diseases
over 30 years of practice enables him to warrant
a cure in all cases. Consultation pariors 900
Market ST. Call W rite direct 10 906 Market ST..
rooms II and II.
A PROCESS THAT is PERFECTLY HARM.
~ less; never fails in any case Of monthly sick
ness no N otter what cause; no electricity hum
bug or other dangerous methods: money In every
case refunded if cure is not Effected travellers
helped Immediately; years experiences; home In
confinement with sanitarian convenience Con-
suit free the only reliable ply scians, DR. AND
MRS AVIES, IA McAllister St, next Hibernla
Bank; hours. 8 A. NJ. TO and toS Pm.
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MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE; OWNER GOING
Iu East offer refused prominent bust Tess
corner on goth ST.: lot 25x1C4; store and rooms;
lat above; all In good conditions cost $470O only
4 months ago: this will be bargain for some one;
don't delay. Address at once X. NJ, box &c. Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ZINE HOMESTEAD LOCATION: ALFALFA
l. land; under water ditch; within few miles Of
railroad stations: $175. Particulars 632 Market
St, room 5, san Francisco.
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CHEAP LOT. MIST Sci,
REDUCED FROM $500
0 OCS0 PATH ST., NEAR FOLSOM: 81 :6x
eD ALCO. 100: level and ready for BUILDING;
street accepted.
EASTON, ELDRID f & Co.
6SS Market st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04

0E75O RENTS SSl PER MO, OR l3 PER
EDOt OV. cent net; lot 40x75; flats: n. side
silver ST., mr.. Sd; must be sold immed lately.
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GUBURBAN HOME IN A BEA UTIEUL VAL
- ley OF Marin County; located l block from
thee sides large grounds, com prising B acres.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

UC0OO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
I'D ZOUU. bath; large blot; choice neighbor-
hood block from siation 500 cash and $50
per month JOSEPH A. LEONARD CO., 1864
Park St.. lameda.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS

OFFICE-oO3 BROADWAY.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

DUI HOME IN THE MISSION.
ID NEW AND MODERN.
ONLY $500 CASH REQUIRED.
p C6On 2-STORY BAY-WINDOW HOUSE
ID COO. of rooms, bath and basement; ev-
cry convenience; choice location; lot 25xll4 it,
or on a joining lots Will build a CO tage house
or fats for from $1,000 to 5000: small cash pay.
ment; balance monthly, sa me as rent.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market St
Arizona republican., 1897-10-21

have been somewhat of disap point ment to the department. for at the opening of the month it was asserted with considerable confidence that they would foot up s26, ,OO0,O 900 at least. The estimate then dropped to 25,060,000.
 Treasurer Roberts still holds to the belief that by January the receipts will equal the expenditures. He bases this belief upon his confidence in the growing purchasing power of the country. Practically no wool or sugar is being imported now. By January there is almost sure to be fairly heavy importations of wool for the mills that are running, and it is believed that there will be some inn portations of sugar A little sugar is being imported now. MT. Roberts eX- poets that the importations of gen. eral merchandise will increase largely during the next three months.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-21
A MURDERER sURRENDERS.
A Bear Drove Him Out of a Swamp
 Where He Had Hidden

Cartersville, Ga, Oct. 20.-Three weeks ago David A. Roberts shot and killed his father-in-law, James w. Casey, and severely wounded his wife He fled into a swamp and a posse of men and dogs which pursued him was unable to dislodge him and gave up the chase after several days of hard work. A black bear got after him yesterday, however, and chased him back into town.
 This afternoon Roberts came into town and surrendered. During his stay in the swamp he had eaten only grass and herbs. He was in a pitt able condition. He had made up his mind to die and had written a will leaving $20,000 worth of property to the family of his victim. His pitiable condition has aroused the sympathy of the community and the men who were anxious to lynch him three weeks ago are now nursing him back to life. He says he committed the murder while under the influence of strong drink.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-21
MURDER MOST FOUL.
Rosa Talbert the Victim of Her Para.
 mOur's Atrocity.

Washington, Oct. 20-One of the most brutal murders ever perpetrated in the District of Columbia was com mitted early this morning at No. 433 Franklin street northwest, only short distance from the scene of the Dorsey Foultz affair of May last; but unlike Foultz, William M Stroth CTS, the perpetraltor, did not escape. Rosa Talbert, his victim, had lived with the murderer as his wife, and when the police learned of the horrible af- fair, one of them remarked: ''It's an other case of the wages of sin."
 A (hatchet was the instrument used and the woman's head was cut and battered into jelly. So suddenly were the blows struck and so great was the force used that the woman did not have time to make an outcry or summon assistance. It is likely that the first blow either rendered her un- conscious or robbed her of life, for the condition of her head made it ap- parent that at least dozen blows had been inflicted. Stro,hers and h S alleged wife were the only ones in the room at the time the crime was committed. She is dead and cannot tell the story of the affair, and the murderer declines to tell why he killed her, so that the police had to draw their own conclusions.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-21
ALLEGED CABINET CHANGES.
Names Suggested as Possible Success
 ors of Attorney McKenna

Washington, Oct. 20.-The general opinion here seems to be that Judge Day, the first assistant secretary of state. will be made attorrey-g5 neral if McKenna succeeds Justice Field and new secretary selected.
 So far as can be learned the prls- ident has no intention of asking S1er- man to resign and the secretary said yesterday that he had never givcn the idea of leaving the cabinea mo- ment's thought, and that he would remain to the end.
 Judge Richards of Ohio would no doubt like to be attorney-general, but it is probable that the president wi l go outside of the administration alto gether for his new attorney-ge In that case it is likely that he will go back to his first love, and appoint Col. John J. McCook of New York. It is understood. however, that he will not reach a decision in the mat ter until he returns from the Ohio election and knows whether Hanna Is to remain the power in Ohio politics and whether Greater New York is 10 be turned over to Tammany or the republicans. &F
Arizona republican., 1897-10-21
sPELLBINDDR's VOICE IS HEARD
Oratory to Be Liberally Employed in
 the New York Campa. gn

New York, Oct 2O.-For the ensuing fortnight the voice of the spellbinder will be heard above and beyond the din of traffic throughout the land within the boundaries of Greater New York.
 It is announced that Mess S.. George and Dayton will campaign to- gether, speaking from the same plat form. Comment on this is not want ing, as MT. Dayton has not, and his friends say will not, indorse the po- itico-economical tenets which are be- lieved to make for the popularity of the single taxer and free trader.
 The attitude of the Germans in this campaign may be learned when bal lots are counted-it cannot be accu- rately stated now. At last nights meeting of the executive committee of the German-American Reform union, resolutions fayoring Van Wyck were tabled and Low was endorsed.
 Secretary Bliss is expected to act as chairman of straight republican meeting in Lenox Lyceum next week and this will be accepted as evidence that the Washington administration favors the ex-secretary of the navy.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-21
 CITY DEMANDS THE BOOKS.
War Against Street Railways il
 Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. 2O.-As a result of last nights council session, Chicago will ask the street railway companies to open their books to the public, in order that it may be determined what the city should exact as fair compen- sation for any street railway fran chise that may hereafter be granted. The council unanimously passed AL derman Harlan's resolution for the appointment of a committee of inves- tigation for that purpose.
 An alderman said today that those who two weeks ago opposed the pas sage of the resolution, became aware of the fact that they were gratuit- ously making gladiators of them selves for the street railway compa- nies. The companies, he said, did not care to have them fight the reso- lution, as they had decided in any event to refuse to let the city ex- anime their books.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-21

deposits from 4 to 3 per cent. The Bank of Niagara took the lead in this step and are notifying their deposit- ors that on all new long deposits it will pay but 3 per cent.
 The Bank of Niagara is one of the oldest and most conservative institu- tions here, and already the Power City bank has followed suit and the other four banks will naturally fol- low suit. This move is brought about so the banks claim, by the accumula- tion of money in the Buffalo banks, on which the local institutions mainly depend. This surplus is due, it is al- legged, to an inability to make loans at advantageous rates of discount and the fact that there is not an active demand for money.
 The savings banks will probably be the only institution in this city which will pay the regular 4 per cent inter- est on deposits.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-21
ROMANCE OF JOHN CHANGE.
Rejoined His Wife After a Separation
 of Thirty-Five Years

Wichita, Kan, Oct. 2O-John Chance was married in Indiana in 1842. and ten years later he left his wife and 4-year-old son, Elisha, to seek his fortune in the then recently discovered California gold fields. Let- ters miscarried, and when an Indiana mischief maker told Chance that his wife had thought him dead and had become another mans wife, Chance believed him and did not return home. He reached Kansas in hds wanderings, acquired farm in Butler county, and heard of an Elisha Chance at Kiowa. Barber county, whom he found to be his son. convincing the latter by a scar of his identity. Mrs. Chance, who had not been remarried, was sent for, a joyful reunion took place. and the couple will now live together on his farm after a thirty-fve years SeparatiOn,
Arizona republican., 1897-10-21
FOLEY FIGHTS A DETRACTOR.
The Young Man Accused of Two Mur-
 ders Resents Slurs.

Liberty, Mo-, Oct. 2O.-William Fo- ley, who is under indictment charged with the murder of his mother and sister and who was recently brought back here from Kansas City, had a fight in the jail today with burglar named McDermott, who was saying hard things against the people of the county. Foley was being beaten when they were separated, but he was anxious to continue the fight and the other man was not. Foley says he has better fare and better cell here than in Kansas City.