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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-22
LINEA DE CAIBARIEN.

Todos los lunes & las 6 de la tarde sal
dra nn vapor que, tocando los martes en-
la Isabella de Sagua, llegara 4 Caibanen
los microbes.
Retornara saliendo de Caibari6n los
jueves despn6s de la llegada del tren dc
paSaJeros, con escala en- Sagua, y llegara
la Habana los Viernes.
Todos los vierpes 4 las Q de 10 tardc
saldra otro Tapor que tocar& en- Isabella
de Sagua los Sabados llegara Caiba
ritu los DomIhJos
Efcctaara su retorrlO saliendO de Cal
barItn los martes, despues de la llcgada
del trvn de pasajeros, tocara en- Sagua V
llegara la Habana los microbes.
REMOLCADOR.
Esta emPresa tiene ei vapor AGUI
LA, p0iente para remolques por las cos
tas de esta Isla, y habilitadn de hombas
para achiques J titles para Salyamento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-22
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-22

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
ALL LOADING GRAIN.
Fifteen Steam ships Now Taking In
Cargoes at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Pa, Feb. 14,-Fifteen steam
ships now in port loading or waiting their
turn to load the grain that is coming to this
city from the west in great quaint les. The r
aggregate carrying capacity amounts TO over
80 OoO, 600 bushels and all the gram elevators
at Port Richmond, Washington avenue and
Girard Point are kept busy in meeting this
heavy rush upon them. This big feet consists
of the British steamships Anna Moore, Briar-
done, Cyril. Cyrus, Cape Comarin, Strathgsrry,
vispania, Bjargvin, Langhnm, Florence, Au
reola. parely and vi toria; the Italian steam
slip elena -chy and the Swedish steamship
Ovidia.
During the past week thirteen other vessels
including regular liners, were chartered TO
load gi ain here, and the prospects for large
shipments of corn, wheat and oats were never
brighter. A number of the vessels recently
ordered mere came from Hampton Roads, their
charter having been effected while they
were at $, n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Springfield, Mass. Feb. lit is not
known here what effect tue recommends
tion of the New England textile meeting
in Boston YESTERDAY. that general
strike be tegun In ali the cotton mills,
Will have in western Massachusetts,. a
large mum ber nf the help in the Dwight
Manufacturing Company at Chicopee are
members of two unions. but aside from
the sympathy felt for their fellow work.
men In trouble elsewhere. they do not
favor strike. In the face of cuts in
other cotton mills throughout New Eng
land. the Dwight Company has kept the
wages of ils employees whero they stood
before the late trouble at other points.
They are loyal union men. however.
and ii is Thought may decide to strike
from a sense OF sympathetic duty to tie
unions in which they are enrolled.
Several contributions have been given
the New Bedford strikers. and at almost
every meeting OF the unions the strike or
some of its features are discussed.
The situation at the Chicopee Manu-
featuring CompaDy's mill Is slightly
different. There no unions exist. anG
consequently the employees action in re-
naming at work or striking lies with
themselves Agent Bailey has kept his
promise to make the reduction as low as
ossible and wnen finally put into effect
amounted only TO about 5 per cent
The nions have ron siderable strength
at Holyoke, many of tine weavers and
spinners in the Lyman mills aud the
Msrrimac and Hadley thread mills being
enrolled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
MORE LITIGATION.
Robert Steele Brings Suit Against
Mrs. Anui, Campbell.
Seeks to Have Sale of Machine Sompany's
Stock Restrained.

Robert Steel,, administrator on the
estate of James Steele, late OF Paw
tucket, has filed a bill in equity in the
Arrsllate Court by which he seeks to
have Clinton II. Weedsn restrained from
transferring 90 shares of stock OF the
Ca npbeli Machine Company held by him
for Annie Campbell. The nili recites the
various phas.s OF thu litigation between
Mrs. Campbell and DIR. Julian A. Chase,
and the recovery of judgment for
5000 SO nnd costs by the complainant
steele against Mrs Campbell on a
promissory note. and the failure to lind
any property OF Mrs. Campbell's to
satisfy this judgment.
1t is also AL eyed in the bill that the
trausfar.Cf the str ok to Weeden utjsct TO
a claim of $500 due Or. Chase was made
TO defraud tns creditors of Mrs. Campbell
and that Weeden proposes TO sell the
sh res mt $50 s,are ami turn over the
proceeas ~ MIS- Campbell less his com
mission of $50. The Iraver recitss that
the reason the transfer OF tn shares Of the
stock is souGsiIt to be restrained Is in or
Ger tnat the value Of such shores may be
applied to the big judgments oJtained by
toe complainant.
Comstock & Gardner are solicitors for
Mr.. Steere An ATTEMPT to attach these
shares sometime ago while they were in
posssss.on Of Dr. Chase failed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
BIDDEFORD, NE.

Biddeford, Me-. Feb. H. Members Of
the executive committee of the Busintss
Mems Strike Relief Association, as welt
rs members of the local textile labor
unions, are greatly encouraged at the sue
cess OF the Biddeford delegates In urging
upon the convention Of textile workers la
Boston sunday. the plan calling for n
striKe In all New En- gland mill centres.
The general favor which tho plan appears
to haSa received by the assembled textile
representatives. was somewhat surprising
even To tho most earnest supporters of
10 here, as they nad very strong doubts rs
to tho success OF the delegates mission.
particularly after it-haaame known that
Now Bedford union leaders looked at 10
askance. The outcome OF the msetine has
served To raise the spirits OF tho strikers
here rs they believe tbat the carrying out
of the rlan will force an earlv settlsinent
Of the labor trouble here, whereas single
handed light Of the local operatives
against the Pepperell and Laconia mill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
FALL RIVER.

Fall River, Mass, Feb. IA The action
taken at the t.xtile WORKERS meeting in
Boston yesterday is not liable TO have any
appreciable effect upon the industry in
this city.
Ito manufacturer do not cara whether
q general strike follows or not and the
labor lraders are not at all in sympathy
with the plan. Secretary Whitehead said
that the vote was surprise tn him and
that he supposs TIE action was taken
without provision for method OF carry
inc IL out.
If the meeting had told how such a
plan could be carried out, the proposi-
ton wauld- have carried moro weight.
Other labor leaders feel about the same
way and regard the a, tion as n preyenti-
tive of any settlement of the Ntw Bedford
troubles. The labor leaders of this city
have studied the conditions governing
the Industry in this city for many wears,
and they feel that tine action taken by the
unions of this cIty was the result CT care
ful consideration of the situation from
all sides. Taey do not anticipate any
general strike tere as result of the rec
ommendaiion OF yssteday's meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
STAND PIPE BURST.
s.y
Question astO the Responsibility of
Fire District.
Argued Before the App :llate Division Of
The Supr. me Court.

Whether or not the East Providence fir
district lad assumed charge of and ac-
cepted the stand pipe which burst on
January 10, 1894, wes the question sub
mitted to the Appellate Court to-day.
The case before the court was that of
Harriet L. Read and her two sisters
against the fire district, in which she
sued to recover for damage to their pro-
perty, cansed by the bursting OF the pine
At the trial of tho case In the Common
Pleas Division Judge bOswoith granted
u non-suit on motion of uefendant' 5
counsel because he held that even on the
statements Of the plalrtiti's own wit
nesses IL did not appear tnat the tire dis
trict had acosptsd the work.
james A. Williams today argued that
the presiding justice In the court below
erred in not submitting the case To the
jury To decide on tho question of fact in
volved. tie said that the testimony
showed that the pipe had been iilled by
the agents of the defendant corporation
AID water had been delivered from 1t to
customers of the district aud argued that
the fire district was clearly liable for the
damages resulting. Rome time before the
COLLAPSE there was n gale ana the pipe
which was wide one had been denied
in. 1t had also Deen cessary to chop
tne log In tDc klpc.
&. Frank Parkhurst, attorney for the
fire district argued tnat at the time Ct
the collapse the pipe was still in process
Of construction by the Cunningham Iron
Works. was not completed ana had not
been acceptsd. That tho contract TO bnild
the pipe was an entire one and that ii
the work is destroyed before the COM
pletion or aceptaDcs thereof the inde-
pendent contractor was liable and must
suffer all loss resulting from It's destruc.
tion, and that when the work has to Z,
approved ty an engineer or architect the
approval of such architect or engineer
M tlst bs proved. Tho testimony Of Joseph
=. Luther, ono Of the witne sses for the
plaintifIs, showed the Pipe had not beer
| accepted.
MIR. parkhurst also said that the inde
pendent contractor ard not tho owner /.
| iinbie for al damages to tAird parties re
| sulting from neglect CT default OF tn,
| contractor or from the failure of the work
while the work is still In process and un
| der the direction of the contractor and ha
| not bsen accepted 10y the owner. Mr
Parkhurst urged that In view of the tssti
| mony as to the nature of the contract sub
mittsd in the case and the oyorwelm in
| and uncontradicted weight OF authority
| the court below did not cir In granting
| the non-sut.
The court reserved its decision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
NO STRIKE
EXPECTED.
Local Mill Men and the
GOmperS Scheme.
TROUBLE IS NOT FEARED.
Operatives Are Not Likely TO Join
in General Strike.
TROUBLE IS NOT FEARED.
FEELING in OTHER PLACES.

AT meeting held by representatives OF
textile unions OF New England in Boston
yesterday, II was voted to recommend to
all unions TO call out the operatives in
every cotton mill in New England. The
meeting lasted four hours and its object
was to devise some methods Of rendering
assistance to the New Bedford strikers.
1t was pointed out that if the strikers at
New Bedford could hold out for four
weeks without receiving more than 20
cents per operative, par week, in the way
OF outside assistance, other mill operatives
could stand a similar strain, and that If
all went out IL would precipitate a crisis
which would have TO be met within a
short time by the manufacturers.
There appears d TO be belief that inas-
much as President Gompers of the Fedora
tion of Labor WAS the father Of the pro-
posed plan it would be fayUrably received,
and the representatives at yestsrdav' s
meeting are of the opinion that nearly
every union Will carry out the recommen-
dations and that one of. the greatest
strikes ever seen in this country as i'm
pending.
So far as the leading cotton manufac-
turing corporations in Rhode Island are
concerned, nothing Is yet known of any
such action, ard, judging from present
indications. 10 concerted strike of the
operatives is anticipated. Tx Governor
Ltppitt, head of the firm which operates
the Social ana Globe mills at Woon-
socket, faid today that be had not heard
Of any troubles from any of bis people,
and had no reason TO expect strike.
There bad been no strike of his opera
tivss for - years and ne believed that the
people employed By bin were too intelli-
gent TO 'sAs arried away, unless they had
good grounds for such q conrse
AT the offices of Is. Il. & II. knight
nothing had been heard from the big
mills operated Sy the firm IN the Paw
tuxet Valley, and no trouble WAS appre-
bendeu. OR course. the firm did not know
what might eventually r. suit. but there
was no ground whatever 10 causs belief
in n general strike.
At the Offices Of the Lonsdale Com pany
and Hone cotton mills tho same apsw er
was made. no indication Of anv trouble
teing visible end no strike being antici-
patsd. In fact, nothing was known of
the action Of yesterdays meeting at the
offices Of the Messrs. Goddard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
SUFFERING FROM EPILEPSY.
Mrs. Jones in q Critical Coniition at the
RhoddIsland II spital.

Mrs. Grace Jones, coloied woman.
3s years Of age, living at CSC wicksnden
street, was taken to tie Rhode Island
Hospital in the ambulance this morning
suffering from protracted and violent
attack of epilepsy from which the physi.
clans say She cannot recover. she was
attacked with Its at 4:30 o'clock SUNDAY
Afternoon .nd attended ly DIR. Hunt of
East Providence. who recomms ndeu her
removal TO the hospital at that time. but
the sick wUms an refuse q 90 60. She had
Tits occasionally until this morning when
her symptoms necaIue alarming and DIR.
Duffy, VINO had been called, ordered her
removal To the hospital. she has had
epileptio tits nlmI 50 continually since yes
ttr1ay. The husband OF the afflicted
woman lives in Baltimore, Md, and
she has a son I'm New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
Ar NEW BEDFORD.

New Bedford, Mass, Feb. l4-Spinners
hall was crowded this morniug with oper-
atives discus sing the situation and specu-
laipg on the proposed general strike Of
cloth mill operatives in New England.
The idea is 10 order out all cloth mill
workers. IL this is done the strike will be
undertaken by the American Federation
OF Lator. In fact. the only hope of such
shut down lies. in the willingness of
the Federation tn handle, other9 ise a gem
eral strike would completely shut off .ll
means of support. Vnyious were the view $
expressed on the subject, and il is be-
lieved that the different unions in this
city will advocate centraltZing the battle
at this point. IL was begun hers and
they claim should be ended here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
MANCHESTER. n. II.

Manchester, n. H., Feb. li.-As far ms
can be ascertainet, the recommendation
that a general strike ne ordered in New
England cotton mills will not have any
effect here. The 1000 employees of the
Amoskeag corporation ars practically un-
organized, as are the operatives of the
other mills. Efforts have been made to
down took place, but slow progress has
teen made in this direction. A general
strike here would paralyze business, while
il is said the manufacturers would not
suffer to any great extent ty an enforced
curtallment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
State Department Denies
Latest RumOr.
THE DE LONE INCIDENT.
Satisfactory Adjustment of the
Affair is Expected.
CLAIMS ARE INADMISSIBLE.

Washington, Feb. H. The state de-
partment today officially denied reports
alleging that General Fitzhugh Lee,
consul general in Cuba, had rendered his
resignation.
1t can be stated also that while details
are not obtainable, matters regarding
the DE LONE incident have assn me such
shope that an early and entirely satisfac-
tory adjustment OF tho affairs between
ths United States and Spain Is confi-
oently expected by the state department.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
FOR WORK DONE.
Mr.. Hutch ms Denies Ihal II Agreed 10
PAY Martin & watson.

The suit OF Martin & Watson ne inst William
O. Hutchins 60 recover $2i5 for W -rk done on
his bouse on Angel strort in this city was
tried today before Judge Douglas aud jury.
The defendant LEI the work on his house 20 a
contractor They claim that when tho work
was nearly completed they became very snx-
ious a. 30 whether they would receive their
nav or not snc that Mr. Hutchins told them
be wouid ~. .hern paid Air. Hutchins denied
no ever promt cd 20 Ray the obligations en-
tered into by the principal contractor.
X Parker was attorney for the pleinfln
and Van Slyck a Mumic.d attorneys for the
defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
TRIAL OF ZOLA.
Expert In Handwriting Ex'minet
as a Witness.

4 Paris Feb. ia-when the trial Of NJ.
Yola and perrsux was resumed at the
Assizes Court of the Seine today. NJ.
Jaures, the Socialist member of the
ohanbsr cf deputies, was recalled. lie
reiterated his belief in the cuipability OF
Major Esterhazy.
Zine examination Of NJ. Bertillon, the
hafidwrlt exert was thc- resumed.
he "a d ne thoug ght.i inn o,.il le ~ ,sk a. Q
minister OF war Ter the Terminating
do mment. - lied at 10 residence of Drey
fus io 1894
~. Lihorie. counsel for nj. u ia. there
q ron protested and twittsd Bsrtillon with
being unwilling TO testify I'm court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
Assault Case on Trial.

The trial of the cuse OF Michael Delaney
VS.. Alfred Bsrth TO recover damages for
alleged assault was continued TO-DAY be-
fore Judge Bosworsh and jury. The
attendant tlsi Ted that instead of tie
plaintiffs story OF assault being true,
tie fact Was that DslaDsy wHs drunk and
fell OH soms cObble ,toDts Dslaney =
knoo W 80 ludly injured that he hes
siuce been obliged Co use crutthef.
Coz & Crolia are attorneys ftr tie
yltintif anu "A. A. Baker attorney for
the defendants
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
A SPANISH VIEW.

Madrid, Feb. l4-The Liberal COM
neDttnR on the De LONE affair says the
tt was private document of which
tie. .AJverI men5 misunderstood the text
lt is sem i-oInoially stated that official
claims cannot I've founded on private let
fer that Spain acted rightly in accepting
th RESIGNATION of SeLor Dupuy de- LONE,
ard that the ministers declare that any
claims whatever are inadmissible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
Wanted in New Hampshire.

Sylvester A. Eastman has been arrested
bv Detective Parker in tins city for an
offence committed in New nhampsbire.
1he nature OF the offence Is not known
here q ld Eastman Is teipg held by the
detectives until the arrival of the New
Hampshire officers late thIs afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
Eph. Greene Brings Suit.

Eph. Greene has caused the arrest OF Jere-
miah Splan, member OF Hose l5 Of the fire
deparimen {, on a charIe Of assault. splan re-
fused TO admit Gree ne 81 the firemen's bail.
Denuty Chief Holden O. i'll of the fire de-
partnent went ba II for Span.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
j. B. Barnaby CO.
HALL & LYON co.
APOTHECARIE5.

The year 1898 promises to be
the greatest year ever experi-
enced by the Amateur Photog-
rapher = there will, probably,
be more and better class of
Cameras sold than ever before.
We invite a careful and critical
examination of this department.
Our goods are all new, and the
assortment large, and best OF
all, our prices are the lowest.
Our stock comprises everything.
needed for the making and de-
veloping of a picture. We have
thoroughly equipped dark
room, and an extra large bur
nisher, for the free use, at any
time, of those who care to avail
themselves of this privilege.
HALL & LYON co.
APUTHECARIEs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

1hers was considerable excitement
among the mem hers OF the House before
the assembling today, owing 10 an inn
perativs summons sent out last night by
one OF the subordinate officials or tho
Houe to each Republican member i'm
pressing the urgent necessity OF his pres
enose at the session today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
A Woman'S S Head

is level end her judgment good when she do
oides that IL is better 10 live in home OF
her own. Here is an opportunity TO gain n
bargain and home at the same time. have
l0-room cottage in Elmwood for which no
reasonable offer will be refused, modern i'm
provements and all conveniences. K. A. Per-
kins, l07 Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
No Matter

How large or small your orders are in de.
sning. engraving, elecuoiyping or printing
q swing IL made and best work secured with
the J. J. Ryder Co., $40 Westminster Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
SATURDAY WAS A HUMMER! +!
The Largest Days Business recorded in February
by the Great CIofhiers.
The RiverSideS I!

responsible for
freely unhesangy creates no surprise M
We the
all previous records
Single Breasted Sacks and Cuaway
FrocEs, cuton andS all price,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

reduction would probably be of long dur
alton
Ihe officials OF the local mills to say
decline anything le EsTding the action of
the textile WORKERS. meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
S $50 ss;t: ssf

and Breasted Sacks
Clothing
with purchase whether made in the
Mems Boys,L Misesor
popular Cloth being
will tell
about them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

In q Newspaper that d
Read In the Homes, Be-
cause II Is in the Homes the
Merchant gets his Patrons.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-04-07
Legal Notice.

To the Creditors and Stoct holders Of the First
National Bank Of Hillsboro. Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that on April 10th, A.
d. 1898, or 90 soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard, the undersigned will make his report
to the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Southern District Of Ohio, Western Divis-
ion, that he has sold, subject to the approval
and confirmation Of said court, two thousand
and twenty-nine acres Of land situate In Har-
din county, Ohio, and to be particularly de-
scribed in said report said description can be
seen at the Office Of the undersigned at Hills
boro, Ohio to b. P. Scott, Elizabeth J. Scott
and Jane Scott said lands to be paid for by
the surrender and cancellation Of certain claims
held BY them respectively, including . diyi-
dend OF fifteen per cent, amounting to e16.-
423 80, now declared thereon, against said bank
% follows:
8. p. Scott, thirty.two thousand, four and
44-100 dollars ($S2. .004.4l.)
Elizabeth J Hcott, ffty-nine thousand, sew
on hundred and sixty-seven and s6-100 dollars
cess. 9.787.s6)
Jane Scott, eleven thousand and fifty-three
and 16.100 dollars (8l1, ,06S 16)
Dividends Of thirty five per cent. have been
paid by the undersigned % Receiver Of said
bank on said claims. The undersigned will,
in said report, include petition that said sale
be approved and confirmed by said court.
JOHN HULITT,
Receiver Of the First National Bank Of Hills
boro, Ohio.