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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
NO pUEOE EJERcER

FL Tribunal de Rennes haroga
do a Mr.. Labori, defensor del cspi.
tan Dreyfus, que mientras no entire
EN- franca convalecencia Sc retire
para que no Sc entorpezcan de ese
modo los debates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
EMpREsA De COCHEs La LocoMoyIL

visja de la Capital Arroy 0, Ponce y
poblaciones intermedias a precios mo-
dicos. Admiten ordenes Capital" Bella
Rosita", Cayey Vazquez y Fernandez.
2Io
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

Una eomisi6n del pueblo del Oorozal
ha solicitado del general Davis, raciones
para los indigentes; la continuation de
la carretera que une aquel punto con
Toa alta y un trozo que va 4 Morovis.
con el fin de dar trabajo a unos dos mil
braceros que tiene aluella Jurisdiction;
clnco mil pesos q fin de que las clases
pobr>s puedan levantar sus viviendas;
dosc;entos mil como empre;tito a los
agricultores para atender q sus fncas;
la condonacion de contribuciones por
tre; amos, incluso las que quedan pen
dientes: siete n1meros de la policfa insu
lar para ell sostenimie1to del orden; que
Sc levante el impuesto de un peso orc
por cada cabeza de ganado vacuno que
Sc sacri6ca, el de cincuenta i'd, orc, por
cada cerdo y Ia cantidad que el faeulta
rivo cobra por el reconocimiento de Il
chos 1ltimos animales.
Con motivo de la falta de alumbraco
en- esta capital la no :he del 81 de Agos
to 1ltimo, Sc ha impuesto al contratista
de dicho servicio el descuento correspoa-
diente con suiesi6n al Pliego de condi
clones.
La ofci1a de Educacion solicita a
aclaracion de consignaciones hechas por
vaiios municipios de la Isla en- la Inten.
dencia General de Hacienda. q favor del
f ndo de i'ubilaciones.
Al collector de Rentas de Caguas Sc lie
ha comunicado, que participe a don 10
Sc Cabanillas que qt eda en- suspense el
expediente de dispense, hasta qae jus:i-
fique el fundamento de la misma.
Don Eduardo Gonzalez Caneia ha So.
licitado por medic de instancia Sc orde-
ne al Arquitecto del Estado. le seiiAle Ell
limite de un solar de 81 pro ,iedad en- el
barrio- de la marina para proce Ter la
edi6cacion de una casa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
SU ESPeSA 10 lMPIDE

La oportuna presencia de su es
posa continue hablando Ell ca Ditan
semita -impidi6 que realizara 81
proposito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

de la florida sin haber hecho algunas
diabluras durante So vertiginosa y terri
bic marcha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
Vapores que SO esperan.

ESP BUENos AIRES Del puerto de
Cadiz ha salido con rumbo a este el
dia 80 del pasado las de Ia tarde
hacienda escala en- Canarias.
VAP FRANCES. Uno de les vapores
de la Compagnie Generate Transatlanti
que yecalara este puerto del 8 al 4 del
presente, procedente de Europa y St
Thomas, y seguira para Pto Plata y
escalas.
ALIEN. MARKoMANIA, Saldtas para
St. Thomas HAvre y Han. .brreo haeia
el IS del presente mes admitiendo carga
Iy pasa;eros.
ESP FRANCESCA. Debe haber salido
de Liverpool, via Santander, con iestihe
este puerto, el dia 26 del pasado mes.
"JUAN FoRGAs". Ell dia 20 del
pasado ha salido de Canarias CON des.
tino este puerto y los de Mayaguez.
Ponce, y Santiago de Cuba:
ESP "MARTIN SAENz" Del 2s al 26
del Pasado mes debe haber salido de
Barcelona con destino este puerto ha
ciendo las escalas de Ia Peninsula.
ESP LEON XIII. Ha salido de ia
Habsna el dfa 80 del pasado con destIno
esta, Corufia y Santander..
AMER. EVELYN. Saldrz de este
puerto directamente para el de New.
York, el dia A del actual, admitiendo
carga y pasajeros.
AMER MAE FL dia 81 del mes pr6
ximo pasado ha salido de New York con
destino a este puerto.
ALHM SCOTIA FL dia II del mes
pasado sali6 de Hambureo y
sc espera en- este puerto hacia el I2 del
corriente, continuando viaje..' para puer
tos de Ia Isls, Haiti y Santo Domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
LAS HACIENDAS

Las que han sufrido mas son las de
don Salvador Amell, don Francisco Es
tevez, don Manuel Yolitr1. don Elias
Soto, sucesi6l Maisonave, dona Susana
Duprey, sucesi5n Lavady y don Tomas
Babilonia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

.piedra dei i.fan diametro, que ha llamado
extraordinariamente Ia atencion y es el
objeto dc iodes las conversaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

En- Id calle de la Villa. de la ciudad
del Sur, le fueron robados $500 don
Clemente Quihones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
S I2H arg Hacienda sin eseojes
3 I3H ala Id. escojido
MAIZ

MAIZ
Llegaran muy en- breve partidas de
nuevo grano, y como las existencias 81
macenadas son baslante' regulares. pero
algo picadas, cotizamos a S 4 fanega.
RON
Hay tnuy pocas existencias del este
articulo, y con las noticias recibidas de Ia
Isla que no son NADIA satisfactorias, los
precios han experimentado alza. Cotiza.
mos q $500 prueba 27 $50 al detalle.
TABACo
Las existencias &c este articulo ssA
regulares y los precios estan en- relaei6n
con la calidad del articulo.
CAMBIOS
Sobre Londres $3.50 4 $S.3o por {
" New York. -. $67H 4 So p.8 p.
Paris. ........ S IS p.9 T
Madrid y Bar
eelona..-.... $35 p.S P.
BlLLETEs DE LOS EsTADos Undo
DE AMERICA
Las operaciones verifcadas con este
papel han obtenido el tipo de IS p 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
DEsALENIAOo

Mr. Labor ha recibido con gran
desaliento y pesadu nbre Ia decision
del Tribunal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
Ell HAMbRE

Sc empieza va sentir. Muchos cen
tenares de personas completamente des
trozados los vestidos y con la mas rigu-
rosa palidez en- los semblantes, recorren
Ia poblaci6n implorando Ia carload.
Los obreros reclaman trabajo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
EN- EL Temple

FL huracan abri6 una de las ventanas
de este y sl~s-a..s Irnra,,s ems , -s--
Bautista que recogieron piadosamente
dou Regino Acosta y los j6venes don
Acisclo Acevedo y don P. Badillc y
Guzman,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
Al SUlCIDlO

Dreyfus diio lIorando en- una de
sus declaraciones que IA deshonro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

ReVista Comercial
De N0TIClAS Y ANUNCI0S.
O, ,eracicues durante el dia de Stbre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02


PlasUela de San Francisco ne 10, ,,altos.
3o-.I4
Para poier remediar los estragos eau
sados por el temporal, la Acadia d e
Coamo ha so.icitAd, del Gobiern, Gene
ral, Sc le cOnce ia un ,,Ie ito de
10000 dollars.
Hemos recibid1 una hojl suelta Ell Ia
que el Alcalde &c IIumacao. sefor Mas
ferrer, hace una relacion del cstado en-
que Sc encuentra s4uel Municipio y las
mejoras y resultados ob;enidos 1urante
el tempo que lesempela el cargo.
La Secretarfa de Justicia ba solicitado
del Gobierno Central un edi:o &c 90
pesos para el pago de una ii ada de la
"Gaceta O6cial' sobre organizac,ou de-
los tribunales.
La Acadia de esta Capital ha infor.
mado respecto la queja producida por
el vecino de Rio Piedras don Ramon
TRIO, referente los daiios que causa
su finca Ia repfesa construida en- el rio
para el servicio del acue1ucto.
FL alcalde de Yauco ha remitido CO.
pa de un escrito de don Juan Roig, con
teniendo frases depresivas cara 4l, y
acomraha el acuerdo del consejo in
forme de la Acadia. con los justi6can.
ties que 10 acrediten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
EMlAS lSLAs De BARLOVENT0
w EN- GRANDTERRE
so MlIERT0S

Contin6an recibiendose constantemen
tenoticias de desgracias ocurridas en- Ia
Guadalupe. Sc dice que SO personas
rerecieron en- Grandterre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
VIAJE INTERNAL

N, sodia q cicl6n lles'r 4 a eo.ta'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

ENTRADAs DE rRAvEs1A.
Ninguna.
HNTRADAs DE cABoTAJE.
Ninguna.
sALIDAs DE rRAvEs1A.
Tara Islas Turcas berg ing LEO" de.
pacliado por Sores de L VillAmil y Co.
en- lastre.
sALIDAs DE cABoTAJE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
ANTONIO BARREIRO

CIKUJANO DElvIioIn
PAasHela de San Francisco NJ Io,saltos
3o-I4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

Las operaciones verifeadas con este
papel han obtenido el tipo de 65 p 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
-ilS2 MAS!

De Santa Cruz, en- las Antillas de
Barlovento, dicen que Ia destruction en-
aqueIlas islas es espantosa. Han pere :
cido 80 personas.
En- Pointe-a Pitre, capital de Quad
lupe. el dafio es immense Han muerto
de resuitas del huracan, Io2 personals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02
SOBRE e. MIsMo ASUNTO

En- la s.. el Navfo, Redonda, ha ha
bido 81 mu,rtos q consecuencia de.
temporal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

Dice un psri6dico dc Msyagdez que
en- Ia hacienda "Bnsnavista', de Ia pro-
piedad del sedor Tfavieso. Sc ha encon
trado cespu<s del ciel6n, una esfera De
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

La Acadia dc Fajardo ha enviado el
expediente de apremios seguido contra
dofia Nicolasa Cabrera de Lena, en- CO.
bro de contribuciones municipales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-02

Gervasio Dones, acusado por v;o'a
ci6n, fus capturado ror Ia po'icfa insula
de Caguas. y p5esto q disposition de
Juzgadc municipal.
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question. Paris fashions and cook books
added arc discussed animatedly the whole
day long TO the merry swash Of the bay
strop.
He styayed out Of chop house close by.
and. picking the remnants OF his ten cent
street toward his desk In . dingy steam
ship Office He saw the sign and ran his
hand over his stubbly chin. ''Pil do IT,
he said. with the determination Of a man
about TO embark on q balloon voyage.
Chairs Are NJ . PFemium.
-Four men. not counting two in the
chairs. were there before him. II was
is.D. and time slips by rapidly in a bar
Der shop. The quartesie looked apprehen-
siveiy at the clock from time to time.
Then one OF the operators. during brief
interiude In the conversation. announced
with a parting slap OF the towel: IAN
ers Ready seti' In a foot race. The
four 'nexts'' poised themselves on thu
edges Of their chairs and prepared for the
dash.
But the man In the chair. 10th to give
up the coveted position. turned his head
laxily and said: aust gimme haircut"
The quarfeste CRASHED their teeth In
IAN done, SIR" announced the other
nymph OF the razor. "E-r. Just give me
a haircut, too" This was awful. Only
! o'clock whistle. Could the martyred
four stand the strain?
The def fingers ccmhed and clipped. and
swathesi subjects fell asleep. In a cruelty
short space OF time they were awakened
by the soft: IAN done. SIR
The four weary walters were desperate
for moment Gimme a shampoo" aid
one Same here" echoed the ether
But all things have an end. and at least
the Young man with the toothpick and n
desire for new things vas seated In the
chair.
Just Picked Up the Trade.
'sfSave you ever studied In tonso<ial
schcoisT' asked he.
..Ne, we never ala We Jus. picked It up
along Just as well. We very seldom cut a
person, that n. not often. and then never
fatality She emitted q good-natured
enssnaers In the patient \ feeling Of child
like confidence and Implicit trust.
There are some jealous masculine rivals
sign Of the little water front shop IL = piece
of unwarransed license. misleading ami
erroneous In the extreme. But there are
other shops OF which the same might be
said
Rut where is a good reason why the
two women should he deharred from the
barber shops, having proved themselves
OF the crsftr They lavish the same wealth
% tender familiarity on ones features as
do their masculine cc-wn-kers Trey twist
ones head around by the nose, or ear. az
though those protnherances were Great
ed solely to facilitate the assumption OF
the various positions which lcng suffering
mar - forced 20 sdopt IN the BARRIERS
clair. Their shop has the same old shelf
OF bottles with the labels turned tust far
enough around 80 the patient cannot read
them. the same atmosphere Of hair OIL and
scalp snvtzorstor pervaaes the place: there
ts-~hgf ne, the fi~s 81 pink sporting pa
pers. with their pictorial wealth ~ large
eyed Young women with short skirts ard
reviewers are missing.
Perhaps the Jealous rivals are partsv
right. atfv al. Can q true barber shop
exls: without the pink papersf
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pIl18 u1l(D b IoNEI
water Dxont Tensessal 1sea1aasA-
Dan1 - wA1eA 1enanane
Casseees - witA : sAavs-An -
yseessa Css1s-A 1Arivine 1saAs.

- wouan basbsre Wen. Why mot!
ha3f1reaoezo to- yeaSyT The fair tom
oOrial artist oe1lly reAlIod the last remain-
tn4 co8ner Of her SUBJECTS mouth with
lAthef. began aropping g1ttter4ng raxcr
with dexteruUo vfSor and fhe man IN the
char ceased 70 Queat30n.
TSu1y m undesirable tndicAfton Of the
onward march q progrsss IN Seattle =
the estAhiishmant 1t . bArbsf shop where
uushorm man can b lathered. shaved.
shin9isd. nampooed and pomxded to his
hearts couton4 enfixu3y b. 1ema1o handA
The shop u owned and operated entirely
by two w0uen. and caters 70 . lively and
growing trade. Located couvenient TO the
water front. the habitat Of the wharf rat
and tbs 1cugshoreman. tho majority q its
patrons are tgllers Of tho 90, but men In
evefy wa1k ~ Hfes vho yeasn 70 have deft
fem9tns nngers py with their locks or
can have thelf yearninG 1Atinfed, and al
this for the pa1try pK1ce cf shave.
Loquacity ha. ever been trait both a.
women and Of b6xbere. u ons may believe
tbs comic pApefR and the oombination Of
the two u Z consolidation a. talent that
would seem 70 defy cumpstitfon- 4 short
stay IN geattle's female barber shop -
convincing. Single tAx. the kisstng bus.
the latest murder. politics. up-to-date
scandal. every hacknsyed subjscf e bar
Der shcD gossip with the servant giri
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AN AucrIoxEER INDICTED.


Special Dispatch to the Pos,-IntellIgencer
TACOMA. Aug 1.-THE grand Jury now
IN session In Judge Keans department OF
the superior court today returned tndict-
ments against william Fft1henry. an auc-
tioneer. and Richard Goodkind. an uphoa-
sterer, who was formerly employed by
Ftxhenry. Goodkind has been In TAIL aimee
an indictment was returned agains. him,
several days ago. second indictment be-
ing found today, because the former one
was supposed to be defective. He was re-
leased today upon furnishing q cash bond
OF S35o.
Ntshenry handled some OF TIE goods al.
legged TO have been stolen from the Hohen-
schiid store In tho course OF his business
a. an auctionecr and secondhand dealer,
His defense Il that ne did not know the
goods were stolen. Dunlap. the confessed
burglar. who IL the star witness before
the grand jury. has apparently implicated
Fitxhenry and several others In his stories
OF how the goods were stolen by wholesale
and subsequently disposed OF Az the &C.
crets or the jury room are being carefully
guarded. the "details Of Duniap's al.exe-
tons viii not be known until the trials OF
the men indicted, Fitxhenry WAS reIeased
upon $50 BAH. which he promptly furnish
ed. The grand Jury will remain in session
next week
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BoUxDARY connIssIoH AT woRk.



Along the Columbia niver.
Special Dispatch TO the Post Intslligsncer.
OLYMPIA. Aug. S-The question Of he
ington has long bean indefinite and has =
the past resulted In large amount Of
expensive litigation ana has never been
determined By the courts Tnsrs are Get: csr-
claimed by both Warrington and Qre-
ron, and these have been In constant Eth
cation. ewing to the uncertainty cf the
BOUNDARY line and z has been difficult to
mtssionera of the two states relative TO
the collection OF licenses oFslthe proper en-
forcement OF the fishing laws.
Realizing that this state ct a6alru would
Of Washington and Oregon at tAelf last
sessions passed resolutions providing tor
the appointment OF commissions TO- act to-
gether, examine into the matter and report
sions basis Of settlement. The reeoiu-
tons passed by the Washington and Ore
gon legislatures provided that
The governors OF Washington and Ore
gon appoint two commissions, each 20 con-
sist Of competent citizens Of each state.
with power to employ competent engt-
neer 10 ascertain and AZ the boundaries
between the two states ana make report
to the Legislative assembly Of Zach state
to az and estabitsh said boundary Tine ana
die mis- report with eatd commissioner.
containing the maps. profIles and descyip-
tons OF said boundary Inca
The legislature provided thu sum Of 81
800 for the expenses Of the connm.ssion,
which has just commenced tn tabora. Fred
L. Rice. u South Bend, ons Of Washing.
tons commissioners. u nov busy In the
enxtnssY. department g TIE land sommis.
knowsa when the comDsssipa will have III
labors completed
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Seattle: Boys Work" Robert Carey. Ia
coma: Advertising" g. II. Ward, Spo-
Seattle.
The following Y. NJ. c. A. workers are
In attendance: II. W. Stone. general Sec
rotary OF the Portland association; NJ IL.
Ringer. physical director at Portland: 8.
III. Ward general secretary at Spokane:
III. A. Carroll. physical director at Spo-
Seattle: g. b. Hanna. Assistant secreiary,
at Seattle; A. NJ. Guiiiey, general secre-
tary ut Oregon City, and General Secrs-
tary w. II. Day and Assistant Secretary
Cary, OF Tacoma: A. G. Douthitt, Seattle
physical director; r. 8. I4ppy. chairman
of the Seattle board. and W. Fl. Lewis,
president OF the r. N. A., and chairman Of
the athletic board Of the Seattle assocla-
ton.
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THE PASSING THRoNo.

Tneodors Fitch prominent New York
Nwyefs accompanied ny hss wife. II .
avess or The Raiaisrstsraad. Mr. and Mrs
2!teA knve tass returned from Alaska.
where they have been al a pleasure trip
81 have just nsssssa reading In the POST
fnteliiKenesrs he ssis during a talk on
~ tho s.ssivsxa platform Democrats Of
New Yefk. That il stsapsy one phase OF
The coming eca.lEst whsa the Chicago plat.
fern Democrats wiil tAks arr ssde IN css-
positinu % tha Republicans Eastsrfa bern
ccssss by a great majority, are for sound
un0sseS. Neither they rer the Republican
Party are sntcs excited over this asatsstgusx
And antt-ssnreffA,ssss talk A eeafiet se-
arparens. ara en- these sArse ssasssians.
nsemsy sn~caissd imperialism and svuses.
TIE nsynecsatsr party Will spilt ws5a OPEN
TAmsaany u = tncas efgau'sats1F fer
shs control % New NeEs pelitses aa0se. u
aess not care What II Ia TIE rsatfaras.
TIE New Ynrk is~ss1er.tsc members OF
renxrsss will nsses Incorporate shs jtas-
caro- rsstfesna IN their aided legislation.
~lt we are nes successful IN essstcsnx
peace Ia the Philippines Within a reason
able tine tkss question mar subordinate
oliver End trusts In the campaign There
h = &ssas Seal mere talk than sess1a in
party saeA nsen as A,kinsas.. senator
Hear ana SusAraa dent propose 20 take
Ans positive sssra Thsrs - M ssrvnxsA
On anss-smpessstisu Ia the E8ss
VIII - slcsr. bal Tssnmany viii VIA. Tee
etase VIII az Republican ~ ahess tAe
same - In tsss sns Republicans af Nsw
resk ur~ to-day nearer In q condition ~
kArrony than ever estoss"
nrm ef Aansisea = Renkv. az r~rssaAA -
~ the city. Mr., kesske IL weis saewu
herr. where year age he attempted a
deaf IN wheat % the f~le@ss eeansry. me
wheat crop for this eemsrx seAsass Ne
tsiaks Will Re steat sas sArne a. last
pear. and rasy ssosssaiy - little AsAvssr
He leaves to-day for fsrsaAs&
~ - prew. ef Saeranr~ntc, ca. fssfte4
eRAteo AArSAA usrtes President AytAnr.
End t1Ree ssSnes sAert6 ~ Saexauasnso s0ars-
~, = = gaass % tA~ N3sAsxn- sSsssasernsa =
ess4 Mr. Drew. wi 10 5o<ssss So Reruesfc-
an MAxt elecston. laA reeTse all ever sAN
ueeto 4gA Geep1He ar ey dAy nacxx In "a
~ 1EA El~41ks ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~.
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FROM NEN YORK 10DhNSOk.
TAN. ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEM
MADE IN THIRTEEN DAYs.


The steamer City OF Topeka arrived from
Lynn canal yesterday with $50 passengers
and probably $4,000 In gold dust. An even
5000 came IN two consignments. ono OF
$ii.0oo for Dexter Horton 4 Co.. bankers.
and the other Of $is.0oo consigned to San
Francisco. A majority OF the Topekas
Klondika passengers made the trip out
from Dawson to Seattle In eleven days.
This Is perhaps as good time - has been
made from the great gold camp this sea-
son. But New York party made much
better time going In according TO the To-
peka's arrivals. There were several In
the party. among them ~. Saline and his
bride Of q few weekA Joseph Staley. d. H
Humes and A. q. Winter. They claimed
to have covered to distance from New
York to Dawson in exactly thirteen days
and from Seattle to Dawson In seven and
one-haf days. Neither record for trave,,
Il made an alleged, has ever been eQualed
between the points named.
]. n. Maynard. one Of the Topeka.s
passengers. reports the arrival ct Dawson
from St Michael Saturday. July q. of the
Empire lines river steamer St. Michael
She made the trip IN fourteen days draw
Ing flvs feet ten inches OF water. an un-
usual draft owing to her go tons OF gem
eral merchandise cargo.
At Tanana the 81. Michael picked up
dck woodchopper named Augustine Mich
cant. who died the following day and was
buried 1T Weare. Alaaka- He was q years
Of age and . native OF Chatleaux, France
The North American Transportation q
Trading company'c river steamer r. c.
Power also arrived at Dawson from st.
Michael July a. with . fun cargo OF mis-
ceilaneous merchandise. and the Columbia
Navigation Company's steamer Monarch
returned from tho mouth Of the Yukon
Monday, July - having completed q round
trip she made the trip up the river in
The Monarch was among tho frst steam-
ers 20 leave Dawson with Cape Nome
made the trip TO Dawson from 81. Michael
on her were Daniel McTAnnan. Charles II.
Norris. q. Stevens. O. w. Fuss. 8. J.
Wilson. J: =, Carter z. 7. Bartlett. b 4.
The Alaska Commercial Cosnpany's river
steamer Hannah made Dawson from 81.
Michael Sunday. July 2 and sailed for the
The Hannah had 0o-ton cargo.
United States Judge Johnsn's travelling
court reached Dawson July y. With the
court we're Aisefi p E e clerk: A. !
Alaska. and James -. Shoup. United sta es
marshal. Many OF Dawsou's leading csii-
senA particularly those IN ofncial life, cali
their respecta Judge johnson ana his
party expected 10 renew the Journey down
the river from Dawson July q.
The ministers OF paHson not long ago Pc
Northwest mounted police. To order . rus
pension OF mining operations IN tho Klon-
dixie on Sundays. but that ofYIcIai. In pub
lie statement. refused. saying.
II took consultation on the subject ard
it was agreed that, considering the short
neB Of the season. the ecarcify Of water
and other drawbacks. the operation az the
OF course, Il win be Understood that 4
workman 10 not thereby obliged to work ca
Sunday against his VII
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