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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-19

~ HE preamble setting forth the
purposes of our agreement in re-

~HE preamble setting forth the
purposes of our agreement in re-
gard to Samoa reads: Wishing
to provide for the security of the life,
property and trade of the citizens and
subjects of their respective govern
ments residing in, or having CONNER
cial relations with, the island of Samoa
and DESTROYS at the same time to avoid
all occasions of dissenson between
their respective governments and the
government and people of Samoa, while
promoting as far as possible the peace
full and orderly civilizati ton of the peo-
pie of those islands," etc. That was the
beginning of the agreement signed in
Berlin in June, 1889. Since then, every
purpose We then aimed at has utterly
failed The life, property and trade"
of the islands are less secure than ever,
and the civilization we have taught
from the guns of our navy hasn't over
come the savage practice of cutting off
the heads Of victims slain in war,
In 1894 Secretary Gresham wrote:
In our relations to Samoa we have
made the first departure from our ira
ditional and Well-esta blished policy of
avoiding entangling alliances with for
eign powers in relation to objects re-
mote from This hemisphere Like all
other human transactions, the wisdom
of that departure must be tested by its
fruits. Every nation, and espe-
ciaily every strong nation, must some
times be conscious of an impulse to
rush into difficulties that do not con-
Germ it except in a highly imaginary
way. But our first adventure
in that direction afforded most signal
and convincing proof that the whole
safeguard against all the evils of in
reference in affairs that do not spe-
ciaIly concern us is to abstain from
such interference altogether.
The general act of Berlin has utterly
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failed to correct, if indeed it has not
designed to prevent"
Since then things have gone on in
Samoa from bad to worse. We have
been obliged to shell the towns on the
coast. destroying the huts of the ma
tives and slaushterng those of them
that came within the area of the burst
ing shells. Our marines, who then
went ashore, were ambushed by the
savage natives a few days afterwards,
and four of them killed, and their
statesmen are advocating washing our
hands of the whole affair. An eX-
change declares: I'm the first place,
there is nothing at issue, SO far as ap-
pears now, that is worth the blood of
a single American soldier. If we could
purchase the whole group of Samoan
islands at that price, it would be an
nexcusable extravaganza. Desirable
as their trade is it can never be large.
At best, it would be the merest triAe
compared with the trade that close
commercial relations with Germany
would bring US. In the second place,
Germany is not a power that could be
overwhelmed, like Spain, in a few
weeks. It might lead possibly to the
explosion in Europe that everybody has
been anticipating for quarter of
century and array against the United
States force much greater than that
of the German navy"
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~HE New York Tribune has inau

rrHE New York Tribune has inaug-
I urated a policy of sharp antag-
| onism to General Alger. While
This course is most commemorative, the
Fribune's advice to President McKin-
1ey to get rid of Alger is, from all &C
counts, not disinterested. Report has
Ut that General Horace Porter United
States ambassador to France, is to be
made secretary of war when Alger gets
out-if he ever does get out-and that
fWhitelaw Reid is to succeed Porter as
Ambassador to France. If this is the
programme, it is natural for the Tri-
Ebune, Reids paper, to insist that Cen
pral Alger should stand not upon the
border of his going out of the cabinet,
fbut go at once There are serious
doubts. however. whether the president
would appoint Whitelaw Reid a S minis
Fter to France. He could not make his
appointment without antagonizing SEN
sator Thomas c. Plat, whose opposition
ITO Mr.. Reid is bitter and relentless
Platt may be relied upon to fight
JWhtelaw Reids nomination in the SEN
ate, in case he is nominated by the
president. with all the power at his
command.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-19

THERE is plenty of heroism in the
world; it needs only opportunity
to bring ii out A fund of ten
thousand dollars is being raised in New
York city to support the family of Will
lam Guion, the elevator man who was
killed in the Windsor hotel fire He
had been in the employ of the hotel
twenty years, and when the fire started
he began running the elevator up and
down as rapidly as possible carrying
great loads of people to safety on each
trip. AS long as the bell continued to
ring, announcing that people remained
on the upper floors, he stuck to his
post, although the shaft was full of
smoke and fire and embers We're drop
ping upon him from above. When the
building seemed about to collapse, the
police ordered him away and he started
to leave. Just then came one more
ring, and he broke away from the men
who We're leading him, badly burned,
from the hotel, ran back to the car
and started upward A mass of burn
ing timbers came down the shaft,
crashing through the car and poor
Guion was never seen again. One of
the residents of the hotel started the
subscription list with five hundred dol
lars, and three hundred dollars was
straightway paid in, with a certainty,
it is said, that the desired amount
will be raised. as fitting tribute to
this example of splendid courage and
Self-denial
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n TOVED by the disaster at the
WI Andrews home, the chief of
New York's fire department
has given some advice to the house
Keepers of that city, which, however,
in the opinion of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. will be but little needed. Keep
your window shut at night" says the
chief. The Adams house caught fire
from a burning brand that fioated
Through an open window from the
Andrews blaze. This NAV be safe
guard under extraordinary circum-
stances, says the Plain Dealer, but
few residents Will be willing to cut off
ventilation at night because of the
slender possibility Of a cOntiagration.
PUT no inflammable curtains at your
windows and DOORS" says the chief.
And this advice, too, viii waste itself
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Influenza From Cats.
London Daily Mail,

From the LONDON Daily Mail.
Warning is issued by W. j. Arkcoll
a London veterinary surgeon, to fam
lilies in which cats are kept against al
lowing them to be N the house while
suffering from mere cold.
Il have recently discovered" he
writes, that in many parts of the west
and northwest of London a number of
the feline race have been stricken with
Influenza, and of a most dangerous
form. AS the epidemic may be contract
ed from pets. it behooves ladies and
gentlemen not to handle or fondle af
fiicted animals.
Il would particularly forwarn them
not to allow children to play with or
go near to a cat or dog which appears
to have only contracted slight cold"
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THE affairs of the American Peace
! society are said to be in very
bad way. Last year was a bad
year for peace societies. The United
States insisted on going to war in spite
of them. 1t appears that the funds in
the treasury of the peace society are
mot sufficient to meet current expenses.
I'm other words, it is broke And this
TOO, in the year of the cars peace con-
ference. 1t is understood that the dis
armament conference of the leading
governments of the world will meet
MAY is, which is the birthday of the
GEAR. Whatever may come of the con-
Eerence in regard to the great European
PoWers, it is not expected that its de-
fcisions will in any way affect the pres
ient military or naval force of the United
States, or the plans that are contem-
plated for the next few years. Our
army, even at the figures permitted for
nhe coming two years by the recent
army legislation, is so much smaller
than the armies of the Europran great
powers, and our navy so much behind
fhem in number of ships and weight of
gums that no reduction agreed upon by
the conference will bring the fighting
force of any of those powers down to
our standard.
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Old satan leads the rest,
For, don't you see, they tell us he
Loves wicked folks the best.
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DE TRAVESIA.

De Hamburgo y escalas vap aem
Scotia Mullenhott Korber con 10
siguientt: Scrs de Vicente Co SO d
quesos 5 id mana IS fdos hi!o Egozcue
y Co 800 SIS arroz NJ Lomba y Co SO
q cerveza A Vicente y Co IS d anil
100 fdos papel 1900 & velas 200 SIS
arroz Frtze Lundt Co ago q cerve
"a Palacios y Co 1 d mantequilla 2 id
sardinas / @ fantasias id conservas 3
id aues0s Barcelo Co 400 atds ferre
te'ia Troncoso Hmnos Co 100 grimes
vinagre ) Melon y Co / d uebes
Targa y Co G tejidos Mendizabal
CO 4 G pertumeria id ropa Hefrero
Ortega y Co 50 G salepsom | ii mana
fdos hojas sen 500 anafes 1000 calde
ros IL @ vidrio id colores / id hilo
Rafael Nogueras 3 huacales ferreteria 7
id loza 3 @ tejidos Cerecedo Hmnos y
Co 10 q mantequilla / id vidrio LLina
Hmnos y Co I6 d vino NJ Blanco
Co 6 cfectCs de farmacia Scrs de
Orcasitas y Co l @ tejidos Ramon AL
maZan / fdo papel is huacaies botellas
Jose Me Suarez 5 q perfumeria otros
Scrs de A Mayol y Co IS q quincala
1887 aids hero M Roman Co d
quincaIa Gonzalez Padin Hmnos 20
bultos quincala y bisuteria Julian Ma
tienzo ? fdos papel O f,rreteria I i'd
tejidos 9 id loza Hernaiz y Co ; d te
jidos 2otuados 5 bultos varios efectos
A Ia 6rden: S L d man'equilIa A G
|. 7 G casco drogas M ? q loza
id vidrieria / @ sombreros y otros X ri
lata muestras Il c s cascos z a 1oxa
l. II d drogas i ] c ESQ d botellas.
De Arecibo y escaIas vap amer. "San
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SALlD AS DE CAEOTAJE.

Para los puertos de su ruta vap amer
"Vasco,' despachado por Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga con la siguiente carga:
Para Areci5o Cuban and Pan Anne
rican Express Co 3 G zapatos pqte
anuncios baul ropa.
Para Aguadilla Jose Perujo y Olivia
q papas Scrs de Orcas tas y Co 4 @
tejidos y hilo Cuetara Ros y Co @
calzado ido apargatas Targa y Co 3
& fdo tejdos Scrs de J Hernair 1 fdo
tejidos.
Para Mayaguez Piza Hmnos 4 G teji
dos Rafael Nogueras q botones Su
cesores de A Mayol y Co 9 efec,os
de zapateria Mendizabal y Co fdos
tejidos + Font y Hmno 4 Q whiskey
I id peladillas Herrero Ortega Co I
& clavos Compahia de Ferfocaries 2
G cobre y papeles ? O aisladores 1 brl
potaza G impresos 3 brls aceite alta
do escobas 1 G impresos y tinta.
Para Ponce Cuetara Ros Co 4 G
pieles fdo id q calzado Mendizabal
y Co rs G 9 fdos tejiios Scb.inos de
Ezquiaga s fdos sacos vacios M Lom
ba y Co IA PIP vino R Fabian y Co I
fdo tejidos Luis Men1ln 1 baul rop.
A Agudo baul equipajes Ludwig
Duplace 2 6 hilo Baquero y Gandars
SIS garbanzos IS canastos papas 4I3
bacalao Herrero Ortega y Co q por
ce!ana S Neon y Co G ropa l jaua
con CANA Rucahado Portela IS q
cigarriilos Bolivar Arruza y Co 336
SIS Gale baul ropa Compa1ia de Fe
rooarries l @ lata aceite linaza Fin
lay Bfothers Scrs 6 whiskey Ruoa
bado y Co 279 SIS cafe LUNA Hmnos
y Co l 81 arroz @ conservas id vina
gre csnastos papas Sobrinos de Ar
mas l brl platos 4 fdos baules Jose
Perujo y Cliva 50 @ papas.
Para Arroyo Luina Hermanos Co
brles l G vino Hernaiz y Co, tdo
tejidos Ludwig Duplace huacal 10
"a rollo pita Planas Rojo y Co, 20
SIS halina III pipa vino Susesores d..
A Mayol y Co, fdo pieles brles quin
calla id grampas Egozcue y Co ?
G. sardinas s id mana jamon Mendi
zabal y Co, : G fdo tejidos Sores de
Jose Hernaiz l q tejidos ] Ochoa y
Hermano 2I3 bacalao Ramon Alma
zan I O medicinas Cuetara Ros Co,
3 q calzado y pieles Ludwig Duplace
| rollo pita Gonzalez y Alfonso IS ia
mones ST pimienta q sebo 1 id cho
coIate Jose Perujo y Olivia s 6 papas
f Rivera y Co bocoy carbon mineral.
Para Vieques bdra Carmen" con la
siguente carga: Troncoso Hcrmanc y
Co, fdo hilo / d varios efec,os i'd cho
colate % id velas id mantequilla i'd
fosforos 4 brles cerveza 22 d jabon id
sardinas 4 id aceite id gas 2[4 pipa
vino tinto 1914 id id mistela bala papel
Sores de Vicente y Go 10 SIS arroz M
Lombs y Co, bocoyes 3l3 vacios
Fidel Guillermety 3 d medicinas He
rrero Ortega y co, d quincalla 1 id
con I reloj / canasto para pape'es
pala de bote.
Para Arroyo bdra maria Artau con
la siguiente carga: ID Constandse l6
bultos muebles Eduardo Lugo Vinas
% bultos mueblcs Santsteban Cha
vari y Co / d tejidos Fidel GuiIlerme
ty d medicinas K Fabian y Co q
tejidos Hernaiz y o d tejidos Con
zalez Padin Hermanos | d 9uincala
d i'd paraguas Pisa Hermanos s d fdos
teiidos Sores de [. Villamil CO 200
q arenques Ila pipa vino Eg ,zcue y
Co d cerveza i pqte varios eiectos
CastrilI0n y Ochoa 10 atados arenques
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= SALIDAs DE TRAVESIA.

Para Habana berg esp. "Sah," des
pa hado por Rubert Hmaos con todo u
cargamentc
Para Coruha y escalss vap esp. "San
Ignacio de Loyola.' despachado por
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga con la siguiente
carga:
Para Vigo -Egozcue y Co ID 81 cafe
1880 kilos Scrs dc Vicente Co IS 81
cafe 2222 kios Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
II 81 cafe 979 kiloe.
Para Bilbao-1ernaiz CO 64 SIC fe
1888 kiIos Sobrnos de E7qniaga 100
81 cafe S67o kios.
Para G'jon-ViIlar y Co Is 81 csfe
2322 kilos.
Para Santander-Rucabado y Co eco
81 cafe 10000 kiIos , pacas tabaco o2 ki
los Caldas y Co IS 81 cafe 1918 kilos Vi
liar y Co IS 81 cafe 2I53 kilos Sob'inos
de Portilla ? 81 cafe I65 kilos ? 81 azucar
235 kilos / atado con I srado Sobfinos
de Ezquiaga 50 81 cafe 1923 kilos 1 @
tabacos i'd con una CANA K CastIO
Gonzalez I baul ropa ]. Rosal & cal
detillas.
Para Sevila Sobiinos de I1quierdo
y Co IS 81 cocos.
Para hlalaga-Scres de L. Villami y
Co 50 81 cafe $50, kilos Juan Piza y
Mas 50 Il cafe 1894 kilos
Para Cadiz Massot y Co , 81 cafe
1873 kilos Rucabado y Co SO ST cafe
o46S kilos J Ochoa y hefmnno 80 81
cafe 1881 kills. Villar y Co 90 -
1856 kilos 66 81 cocos
Para Barcelona - Boli,.o
Co 20 81 cafe 1902 kloe
Para San Sebasti~
1uiaga I4I 81 G. nos IS 81
a7u :sr L@e4 k!los.
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Marcos Lat'mer y Fernandez con
carga de transito.
De Pto Plata escalas vap fr. 'Sain-
Simon" Jose T Silva y Co con carga
&c transito.
De New York vap amer "Arkadia"
Latimer Fernandez con carea gene
raj para varios que publicatenos en- el
n1mero de mafiana
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$4,000 h0MBRES

En- vista de que no decac ell ar
dor de los rebeldes en- la lucha, los
Estados Uuidos han acor1ado en- :
war q Fllipinas 50 900 hombres
para concluir la campaha de una
vez.
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UN COMP R0MIS0

DespuGs de una cntrevista, que
dur6 cerca de dos horas y en- la
que rein6 ia mayor cordialidad, sa-
lo MIR Poincare. comprometido va
para formar Gabinete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-16

En- la subasta ceebrada esta tatde pa.
"a Ia pin'u de Ia fachaia J sa On prin-
cipai del ayuntsmiento. obtIvo la bucna
PRO don Pablo Grades por la suma =,
$50 pesos, FL prc>upu~>to monta a
500 pesos 8 centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-16
P0IhCARE CEDE

Mr.. Poincar6 cedien 10 4 las re-
petidas lnstancias DC sus amigos,
ha lido nuevamente 4 visitar al Pre-
sidente Loubet.
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VaporeS que Sc esperan.

ESP. "MoNTEvIDEo" Del puerto
de Cadiz ha salido con rumbo este el
dia 10 del corriente, las dc Ia tards,
y seguira para Habana.
AMER "SAN MARcos'-Saldr& de
este puerto para ell de New York el dia
II del corriente, admitiendo carga y
pasajeros.
AMER "MARIA HERRERA"-Del
puerto de la Iabana ha salido para este
el dia 7 del actual hacienda las escalas
intermedias.
ESP. "Plo IX"- Sc encuentra Ala
carga en- Barcelona saldra para este
puerto hacienda las escalas de la PENN.
su'a en- la primera quincena del mes
actual
ESP. "TELESFORA".-Saldra el dia
II del corriente de Liverpool, via SAM
tander, con dest'no est. puerto.
ESP. "BERENGUER Ell GRANDE.
Saldra ell 23 del mes actual del puerto
de Barcelona con destino & esta, hacien.
do las escalas de la Peninsula.
VAP. "FRANCIsCA"-El dia 4 del
presente mes de JUNO salio de Liver.
pool via Santander con destino a este
puerto,
Esp. GRAN ANTILLA"- Salio Fl
dia IS del pasado del puerto de BARGE
Iona, con destno q este, hacienda las
escalas de la Peninsula.
VAPORES Reuniendo..
suhciente carga para Europa ,ocaran en-
este puerto los siguientes
enet'a II de Junio
Va'encia q de Julio
SARDINIA ~ de Julio
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SEhSACl0N

fla causado gran asombro en-
Europa, la mortandad que ha habi
do 1ltimamente en- la citada isla del
goIfo de Guinea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-16
DESC0MUNAL GRITeRIA

Durante la encarnizada pelea da
ban los tagalos estruendosos gritos,
diciendo que iban a vengar la muer.
te de Luna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-16
LA SeMANA ENTRANTE

Los Regimientos de Infanteria
11mefos g y IS embarcaran la Sc
mana pr6xima con direction 4
Manila
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NADA MAS QUE ClNCQ

De todos los presos politicos,
anarqoistas J deportados que cum
plan coodena ALI, sobrsviven Gin !.
co lnIcamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-16

Sc ha ordenado al Juez dc instruction
de Caguas que inmcdi4tamente posesio-
ne del Registro de la Prop edad al susti
tuto del mismo don Rafael Gonzalez
Iglesias, cesando ell representante del
Ministerio Fiscal.
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Latest kilograms

In the neighbourhood of Zapote a
stubborn battle took place bstwee en- the
American tro ops and the Flipinos.
During the infuriated battle the Ia,
gals ave vent TO noisy shouts, saying
that they We're going to avcnge the
ieath of Luna.
The artillery caused great havoc
among the Fiipinos.
The Americans lost more than fifty.
Seeing that the ardour of the rebels
did not decrease in the struggle, the
Americans have agreed TO send to the
Philippines thirty FIVE THOUSAND men
to end the Campaing at once,
The Infantry Regiment Nos % and
Is will embark next week for Manila
MIR. Poincare yielding to the repea-
ted requests OF his friends, has gone
again to visit the President
-A fter on interview, which lasted for
two hours, and in which reigned the
greatest cordiality Mr. Poncare left hav
ing pleaged himself to form a Cabinet.
-Dysentery fevers intermittent and
infections are developing themselves in
Fernando Poo.
The mortal 'ity OF the last few days
in Said islands Of the Cult Of Guinea has
caused great surprise in Europe.
of all the political prisoners anar
q1ists. and those deported who wee
condemned to suffer punishment there,
only FIVE have survived.
New Yo'k, June 10
The state Of the Market TO day is as
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63lin0S C1b|2granaS
St. Thomas, 5 tarde
SANGRlENT0 C0MBATe

En- las inmediaciones &c Zapote
ocurri6 aver un reilidlsImo comba
&c entire las tropas americans y las
filipinas.
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MAS De CINCUENTA

La artillerfa cause numerosas ba
jas a los flipinos.
Los americanos tuv:eron mas de
cincucnta.
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ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE

De Fajardo gol "Providencia. " con la
siguiente carga: Barcel6 y Co bl
tubos tdo G tejidos I jaula u S o.8
PIP ron IS cueros de res.
De los puertos de la Isla vap amer.
"Longfellow,' I.atimer y Fernandez
con carga del G2berno.
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DESARROLLO ExTRAORDINARI0

Sc han dcsarrolIa 10 extraordina
riamente la disenterfa y demas fie
bres infecciosas y pal1dicas en-
Fernando Foo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-16

Participamos al pdblico, y q nuestros
numerosos favorecedores en- particular,
cue hemos trasladado nuestro estableci
miento de calzado, pieles y geueros de
punto, al ndmero s. de Ia calle de la
FortaIeza, esquina San Justo, donde
hallaran siempre el mas variado y exec
lente surtido de los articulos de nuestro
ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-16

resultados verdaderamente maravilosos
en- todos aquellos casos EN- que el orga
nismo depauperado necesita de un toni
co vigoroso.
Y para que conste donde convenga,
expido la presente en- Manati, Puerto
Rico, a IL de Mayo de 1894
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-16
NOTARlA PUBLlCA
GO K. A l. M l. K = :

Hs sido trasladada a les altos de la
casl que ocupa el sehor Borras, Forta-
leza "a. esquna Cfuy. 3O>--2