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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
News OF The Island.

The /" Philadelphia" sailed from
Ponce for New York with the fo-
flowing passengers ON board: Mr..
w. M. HagadOrn, Mrs. Arthur e.
Lee and baby, Mrs. DR.. Carl Vogel,
Mr.. Fernando Vendrell, Mr. Tomas
Cajiga.
The Superior BOard.of Health will
hold examination for pharmacists
the day after tomorrow.
Lawyer Juan j. Perea has reope-
ned his office in Mayaguez.
Among the Americans who arri-
ved in San Juan on the Caracas
Thursday was Mr.. G. III. Magee, Of
Knoxville Tennessee. Mr.. Magee
will occupy the position of stenOgra
pher, to the Provisional Court and
will commence his duties when the
court session begin Monday morn
ing.
Adolfo BuStamante whose disor-
derly conduct in Sol Street last
night resulted in his arrest was
found to have concealed abont his
person deadly kuife, the blade Of
which was nine inches long and two
aad half inches wide at the hilt.
The police are determined to put a
stop to citizens carrying dangerous
weapons aud it will probably go nard
with Bustamante.
Capt. Judson, the President Of
the Board of Public Works left on
an inspection tour through the Is
land. He will remain few days in
Utuado and Adjuntas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
Ex-Governor Boutwell, OF Massachusetts
One OF The Speakers.
Anmperiaists Demanded Puerto Rico Should Create Own
Government And Laws
New York, January 18th, 1900.

The Ant, Imperalst meeting announced long ago by
the local papers took place yesterday at Washington
Over five hundred persons assembled at this meeting
which was conducted with perfect order.
Mr. Boutwell, ex Governor of Massachusetts was among
those present He spoke length the present situation
of the United States in relation to Colonial affairs
In regard to Puerto Rico, he stated that the condition
of this Island had always been looked upon by the AntIm
periaIists with special interest
Ex-Governor Boutwell, declared that the Anti-Impe-
raists demanded that Puerto Rico should her
Government and dictate her own laws
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
Official Account OF
British Losses In
Recent Battle South
OF Ladysmith.

Especial cable to the BoLE
TIN MERCANTIL from the CAS-
sociated Press"
New York, January 18th 1900
Official dispatches from
London state that in the bat
tie of the 9th Instant South of
Ladysmith, the losses of the
English Army were AT men,
killed and wounded.
In addition, one Lieutenant
Colonel was killed and four
teen officers wounded,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13

ma, arrived. He will assume his
duties shortly.
A telegram to the Berliner Ia
geblatt from Hamburg stated that
the Hamburger Nachrichten, the
organ of the Bismarck family, de-
clareS that there is no truth in the
information given by the Neues
Wiener Tageblatt regarding Bis
marck'S memoirs.
The Tageblatt had stated that
there was difference of opinion bet
ween Prince Herbert Won Bismarck
and the publishers regarding the
publication of the fourth volume,
containing the history of the late
ChancellOr's resignation.
Declared exports to the United
States returned by the American
Consulate at Kiel for the quarter
ended December 81 Were valued at
$563,S74, as against 1924, ,226 for
the same quarter of 1898.
The declared exports for the year
show a valuation of $2,431, ,O69, as
againts 81, ,165, ,6S4 for the year 1898.
The increase is due chiefly to the
enlarged expectation of hides, glas-
ware and goose livers.
One of the animal keepers at the
Vienna geological Gardens entered
the cage of lions in spirit of bravadO
and six lions rushed upon him and
tore him to places.
The attendants sought in vain
with flaming tarches and streams of
water to drive the wild beasts from
their victim.
Jacob Kramer, a we'll known hotel
keeper of Jersey City, died in Dut-
chess county, n. Y. lie had been
i'll for two years with a complication
of diseases.
He was born in Germany fifty
two years ago, and was a soldier in
the Franco Prussiad War. He ca
me to this country at the close of
the war. He was unmarried.
Kramer left directions that his
body should be cremated and his
ashes inferred in New York Bay
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
Foreign Items

General CampoS Serrano, the
newly appointed Governor of Pana-
ma, arrived. He will assume his
duties shortly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
Drobne Echa.

zs@N&t N#4%.E SfEtSS sg@&E#t~& &38.EES i @
sTEvENskPOlNT. Wis.
- p. Michal Niebur zawia-
zal tn spoke : P. Fl. Mas
|kowskim y celu za|ozenia
|garbarni. Poniewaz obai ro-
dacy So 2 profcsyi garbarza-
mi, spodziewat sic mozna. il
interes ten ~powiedzie sic i'm.
HAZLETON, Pa. Antoni
Hab;ger. polak, pochodzacy
Z Galicyi. tax strasznie zosts'
pokaleczony W kopalni. il W
poniedzialek IL wyzionaf du-
|cha. N'eboszczyk pozostawi|
Zone i kilkoro dziec'.
DIR. OsTROWSK1, "
Chicago ktory niedawno temu
byl aresztowany "a ~postrzele
ME pewnej danny i wypusH-
czooy ma woloost "a ksucya
S tysiecy dolar6w, jak sc
dowiadujemy z p'sm angiel-
skich, stall ma. czelc sprzysie~
zenia, majacego ma ceIu O.
kradania kasy miejsk'e].
Brudne sprawy dra Ostrowc
skiego. ME przyniosa og6lo-
wi polskiemu zAszczytu -.
P. ANTONI
L. Gilman, Mimi, przeni6sl
Isle do Stevens Point wraz z
swa rodzina i zamieszkal ma
Center ul.. pm. 400. Pan
W. stfall kupi sobie " okolicy
farme i stale tn miesz-
kat bedzie.
PAN CZAJOR, nauczyciel
szko]y sw. Stanis|awa Kost-
XII, Chicago, kt6ry cd ME
lakiego czasu lezy chory "
szpitalu Braci Alexyan6w. ma
Isle obecnie cokolwiek lepiej
Il doktorzy mala nadzieje, re
!przy,dzie niezadlugo do zdro.
via, chyba re choroba ME-
spodziewanie sic pogorszy.
-0-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

ST.. LOUIS, MO-. 49, Wyrol
sedzi6w przysleg}ycb, skazujacy
notyryczna zbrodniarke H Bamber~
ger, ma S lat do domu karnego,
przyprawi} o n,ema}e zdziwien,e
podsadna i jej adwokat6w. Wssy~
BOWEN przekonani byli, re sad jq
cd why uwolni. sprawiedliwosd
jednak zwyciezy}a. II, Bamberger
prooesowan2 by}a :wykonanie
kryminslnej operacyi M Wilhelm,
ME Spoerl 4 Iipca +. z. wskutek
czego IA ostatnla umar}a.
II Bamberger, 60 letaia ME.
wiasta cd so lat praktYkowala
akuszerye Y St. Leuis. Jako TAXA
popelni}a zapewne wiecej sbrodul
dziecio j matkobdjstws, anitsli ma
~1os6w No swei pssiwialej g5owis.
Adwokaei Bambsrgerowej
wnios3 spslaoy1o zmiaae wyroku.
Tymozssowo wyPuszczono j. na
wolnoi6 pod kauoya Is. 0os
Jest to coprawda xbyt lekka,
kara 70 lyle %okrutuyeh sbrodni
prsss Bambsrgerowa pepelnienyoh,
lecz swaSywszy jei wick podesxty,
Edaj6 sle u S letaie samkniecie y
karnym. jest wyatarczajace.
%
NEW r 90 marca.
Walsch m}oda j przystolna
eslnnastoletnia panna xapad}a v
cxwartsk v nocy : kaxdy mniemats
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
ronumerata Wyaosi roesnie

" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
" Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
Warunki.
~ & Abonenoi opaaoajaoy W1A8usA
4 do1u, kon,ecznie musz4 p1acit
800 "a jeden rok, ro.umle sig
- takze "a rok. 1899, lube v tym
roku dl. przedp}acioieli czyli p}a-
sacych naprx6d, rocsna op}ate
.nitylismy ma $l.to. +
Kto zjedna nam. dw6oh no
syoh abonent6w i przeSle cd
xaadego caforocznY abonament 2
cory, temu przez caly rok gazette
dla niego samego przeselac bedzie-
my bezplatnie. -.
Kto odbierze z poosty trey gazety.
wa5anym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
siedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
sychmiast podad wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyra&nie ME
edm6wia gszety "a po6rednictwem
listowego Tub innego u~rsedniks
pocztowego, ~W1ARus pose{any be
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
edbiera6 gazette, powinien wpicrw
zap}aci6 jezeli co "a nip winien.
P;;eniadze "a i ola W1ARusA ma
lety ~przese}a6 przez peestowy lub
expresowy Money Order, MONA
aei przese4at abonament " dolaraoh
p,pierowyoh, pre-. Postal note,
albo Y jednocentowych lub dwucen
towych z1acxkaoh poostowyoh, lecz
ieteli abonament, " TAXI spos6b
przes}any, " drodze przePada;e Zoo
sie v tym kraju bardzo rzadko
Sdarza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bisrze - to M siebie .odpowiedEial.
noici. Take listy najlepiej kazad
n poesoie registrowaG DO wtenozas,
srxad pocxtowy bierze ma siebie Cd.
powiedsialnosc, Re wraz q sawuto&+
si4 dojd4 M miejsoe prze.nacseais.
Wszelkie listy oras prsesslki pie
aiekne do W1ARusA adrescwa6:
81. Dedouei
500 K. srd Str.
W1NorA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

bliti,s = zada cabrera, ust.rlano
csnaSz6e oddsiasy woj,ka::
. w lrodku nrocsystoSci oder
wala sieJcdna payta cynkowa, kt6ra.
spadajac, uderzylo na wierscholku
s1upa stojac4 dziewice. Dsiswica'
cietko rama spadla nastepnie NJ
siemis. Pr6cz togo piyta t. oderwa,
10 czel6 slup., kt6rego odlamy
skaleczyly v poblizu stojace dzieci.
Rozpacslive ~olania nadbieg}ycb
rodzic6w ~wywo}a}y " zgromadzo~
nym t}umie wielk4 panike. Wojsko,
kt6re y dose wlelkiem oddAleniu
lbylo ustawioDe, sadzac re przyczy~
pa tego krzyku i zamisszania 50
zaburzenia politycznej natury, by1o
gotowe do natychmiastowego wkro,
czenia, celem przywr6eenia porzad-
ku.
l'rezydent Estrada Cabrera
mniemaiac, re cbodzi o rozluch
przeciw jege osobie, ME namy6lajac
sig wcale, wyda} ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
wojsku roskaz DANA ognia do thu.
mu. Miejsce, ma kt6rem odbywala
sig uroczystoId, pokryso zig wkrdt.
&c rannyml, v po6r6d kt6rych
znajdowa1e sic oko1o 800 dzieei
Dzienn,kom, wychodzacym v
Guatemala, zabronlono podac chot-
by najmniejszs wzmianks 9 TEN
krwawem sdarzenlu do wiadomo6cj
publiczre1, tax ze wiadomo6d .
tym wypadku otrzymano r Londy.
ME prywatnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
DsskSDa1e lsksr1lw6 -
'ehorshy.ss4aksi rslrsby
J6.sf Triner,
4s7 ". 18th str.
Chicaeo.

Szanowny PANEL Cietpfa1aua
M chorobe Soladkai w4troby przss
mniej wiecej poltera roku. To mi
sprawialo straszny Dol g1owy. 70.
sta1am ~wyleczo1a pa6skiem znakor
mitem Gorzkiem " inem. Donosxe
Q tym fakcie wszystkim. kt6rsy Y
podobny sposdb clerpia. ably sic
do :1iedzieli o zadziwlajacych skute
klein lego lekarstwa i przeE ukycie
takowego zostali w~yleczeni talsame
jak "a.
Trinera Gorzkie Vino polecila
mi s4siadka, ktdra sauna go uzywa1a
jake lekarstwa domowego. Wyle-
czy}o j. j jej dzieci. Pc u1ycin
jednej butelki spostrzegfam, 3e
zaese}am lepiei trawic i se bdl
glowy zupe}nle usta{. Zam6wi4am
sobie potem szest butelsk tegoWina
i utywa}am go tax d}ugo AZ zosts~
lam zupelnie ~wyleczone Csuje sie
teraz lspiej niz kiedytolwiek y
zvciu. Wiedzac co to zn.csy
! cierpiec m te choroby, pcleean to
Vino szczegdlnie matkom. aby
takowcgo utYwaly / odzyskaly swe
zdrowie. y
Z szacunkiem
Franciszka Dworsak,
BOG W. 18th str.
Chicago.
Trincra Gorzkie Vino jest M
sprzedax We ~wszystkich aptekach
hub n fabrykanta
Ezefa T+iaera,
437 W. Is ST., Chicago, III,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29


Y unnaria. Gdy przedsiebiorss Po--'
prsybyl, abY nabalmasa-
mowad zwloki. powtala v posrdd
zasmuconych krewnych, srzuci1. ?
szaty smiertelne : kwasDae
ming zapyta'a, dlaczego lyle halasu
robili M okolo niej.
LUDNOSt stan6w zjedno-
czonych wynosila " dniu 4 Stycz~
MIA rb. TILE 900 glow.
w otworzono
restauracya chihska.
MA FILIPINACH jak donosi
gen. Otis, umiera co miesiac pre-
sz}o 1000 zolnierzy Il Pu}k.) Urze
dnicy minlsteryum wojny. zaprze-
czaja tel w%iadomo6ci. lecz czynia to
tylko. ably ME wywo}ac wlelkiego
rozaraznienia pomiedzy ludno6ciq
amerykahska szczeg6ln,ej " tym
czasie, gdy jul rozpoczyna zig
przedwyborcza kampania. co mo-
globy zaszkodz is nie:ylko McKin~
ley'emu ale wielu gubernatorom j
mayorom Mast, kt6rzy lec2 \,
republlkahskim tykiecie. lyle
tysiecy amerykahskich zo}nierzy
p1,yp}aca kyciem, nieusprawiedli-
w,one fantssye partyi req ublikan.
skiej, oraz skutkiem blogos}awio.
niej adm,nistracyi. "
D. C. -
W senacie " c.4gu :tego tygodni.
spodz,ewane 50 dalsze ostre debatJ
" kwestyi blu t~aryfowego dl.
Porto Rico. Demokraci .wszyscy be,
wyjatku SO "a wolnym handlem'
CHICAGO. - G}6wny redak.
tor gazety niemieckiej ,,Illinoil
Stats Zeitung". pan J6zef Brucke1
dowi6d} onegdaj, re chociaz reda.
suje niemiecka gazette, jest jednak.
ze czfowiekiem uczc,wym i dobrym
przyjacielem Polak6w. Prey roz.
|bieraniu " niemieckim klubie
kwestyi Transvaalu zaczeto movie
o Polakach " kraju i tn " Amery.
&c. Niekt6rzy sic z Polak6w ny.
smiewali; twierdzlli, ze Polacy ME-
zdolnl So 90 samorz2du. Pan
Brucker stapa} wtedy " obronie
Polak6w zobranym Nlemcom
wiele gorzk,ej prawdy powiedzia1,
k1adac naclsk ma swe t~wierdzenie,
ze Polacy powinni mice wolnose j
ze I'M mkt "a zIe ME mole wziasG,
gdy staraja sig sw6j jezyk Y swym
kraju utrzyma6.
Tr1yst. eG.r.
o katastro6e " Guatemala,
0 kt6rej jus donosilismy v telegra-
$3.50 -. 80 - H..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
Z BAY CITY
(M1cH.)
81 Marca
81 Marca

OBJ. Franciszek Kuznlerz uzv.
ska} nomlnacya ma tykiecie repu-
bllkanskim IA komisarza dr6e
ksmleDnych (Stone Road).
Fr- Kuznierz jest prawym POI
lakiem, wyohowanym " tutejszej
Polonii. W kazdej sprawie poste-
powa} droga legalna, mkt ME mole
mu zarzuei6 zadnej nieprawoscl, A
vice kazdego Polaka obowiazkiem
jest peprzed swego zlomka. Pokaz.
my, re Polak Polaka umie uszano.
wac, tenn wiecej, ze przeeiw nasze-
mu rodakowi .idzie Niemiec. w
tym przypadku ME powinna mas
rozdwajad partya:
Me bylby ten Polakiem co by
" tym rake da} swdj g1os
Niemcowi.
Jan Nowicki daremnie sic
SHASTA IA W,ARusA lego Bay
Citskiego correspondents; cz6ow1ek
ten juz zadaego tn ME ma snacse-
mia, nj WARY.
O posade aldermana war;
die : partyi ~demekratycznej
ubiega sie obecny alderman Jan
slasihski, kt6remu sic ten araad
w}a6oiwls san przes sie jeszcze na
3 lata naleay. Slyoha6 prxeclez, Sc
fRAwDY paszcza przeciw~
10 MENU jake kaadydata p. Fry
sske, chcac cd P. slaslnskiego y
spos6b 50 wydusiG. !!
Ma tykiscis republikaiakim
idsis na aldsrmaaa u 3 wardzie
sadon t.lze Polal.
Il. o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
Trsyaa efar.

% katastro6e " Guatemala
o kt6rej juz donosilismy v telegra-
mach, 3 ktdrej o6ar& pablo SEQ
dzieei szkolnysh, otrzymuja pisma
londylskie nastepujaoe szezegdly:
Pc ukonczeniu sgssmin6w kurso-
wych n sxkO}ach " Guatemala
oabywa1a aie urocEysto6c. Y pro-
gremie kt6rej znajdowa3e sie takss
prEedatawienle alegoryczne naaki.
w tym celu ustawiono .lup, oIe}o
kt6rsgo skupily sie rzesze wyoho-
wankdw tamteissych sskdl, : ma
wierzchn akazala sic dxiewica,
ubrana y odpowie6nis emblsmata.
Ola oohrony dziewloy j innych
wnies,ono mad slupem zbu-
dowany : piyt c~ynkowych wysoki
: dla nadania TEN wick
szego blastu caaej urocxystosci, y
ktdrej bral udz,al rre.ydent repn-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
MAZUBY.

1IAzURY
Mazurami nasywamy picnic
polskie samiesska1e NJ Mazowssu
20 obu brzegach dolnej Wisly. Cd
Czerska. powy1ej Warsz.wy = po
Bydgoszcz. Poludniowa cze56. y
jeziora ob6tej wy4yny baltyckiej Y
obszarse Prus Wschodnich takte
n~aleza4a do Mazowsza. Tworzy]a
ona v dawnych .czasach Ks'estwo
osobne, a panowa1i v MEM Pia-
stowie, jake lennicy kr6l6w poll
skich do roku 1925 Krdl Zygmunt
Starry przy}aczyi je do KoronY poll
sklej. Historycy urzedowi pruscy
tymczasem twierdza Ae to urde-
utsches Land tylko kraj spo)oni-
zowaDy a " swej tabor czosc1 twier-
dza re nalezy go konicznie odpolo-
nizowa6.
Mazurzy. teraz pruscy, miesz-
kaja " okolicy Gabina i Kr@lewcr ;
liczy sic ich oko.o 400 tYsiecy dusz.
Ola czego ci So protestantami? Kle-
dy ksiase prusk; Albrecht 1895 r
azyska1 Cd kr6la polski go v Kra-
kowie prawem lennietwa ten krai
= stall sie protestantem z katolika,
wyda} dekret do wszystkich duszpa-
sterzy, ably odtad g}osili czystae
Ewaugeli.'' t. ]. lutcranizm. Ktoby
zas smia1 sic opierac temu chrze6-
o%iahskiemu (?) rozkazowi inaczej
uczyc pozwoli}. teggo ME ma sic c,er~
pieG v owen ksiestwie, lecz wysta>
pic nalczy przeciwko MENU z kara
mi albowiem many urzad MECCA
cd Boga {? i adany przcciwko bum.
townikom CIV drugim po~
dobnym dekrecis z dnia "a kwlet.
MIA 1928 r. nawet kazaf niepos3usz-
nych karac ma ciele i malatku.
Dekrety te wykonywane z SURGE
woscia do ]skiei tylko- natura
krzyzaeka by}a zdolna ,byiy niejako
wyrokami smierci na wyznawc6w
Koscloia katol,ckiego " Prusach
onych ksiazecych. Pozosta}y tylko
male szczatki katollcyzmu ma
Mazurach i przetrwaly do naszych
czas6w, jake parafie turowska:
lencka, bia}ucka-
Gdy IA p1eciomilowej pre-.
strzeni pomiedzy Ostruda . DabFo~<
wnem [Gilgenburg) k~oniecznie
kosci6l katolicG jest potrzebnym.
zakuplli katolicy " Glaznotach
(Marienfeld) plac. nazwozili kam.e~
nj i chcieliby dalej budowao ale ME
majs dostatecznyoh fundusz6w -
Z. Biskup chelmlnski ofiarowa1 M
ten Gel chwalebny 5 tyslecy marek.
Wszelkie Diary na ten kosci6
nadsylad nalezy pod adresem: K.
dziekan Kloka, Rosenthal pod
Lubawa (Rosenthal Kr. Loebau
West Preusten.)
PLACIC "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
MAST AGENCl.

NASl AGkNCA'
Upova&nisai % u sslsktewa.
aia abonamentu W1A8UsA 1astepu
,ley nasi agenei mie,ssovi:
ASHTON. Nebr. - Dkaaeissek
Nardya.
DAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Nisdsielski, 1911 10 Str. 81
BALTIMORE: Fl. Nasasvsh,.t
711 s. Bond 1sr.
MILWAUKEE.
~ Knitsr 90 Well al.
NANTICOKE Pa.-Fr. JaAaexsk
North PRAIRIE. Jn K,ia-
Es Eer.
oAK MILL. - ST. P~e4srseiiki.
PIKE LAKE Wis. - Adan
Banbenok.
VINO hna.-F. ]. OrssAsss6
t,HIOAGO. - DR.. ,. Wodsiiska
10 Wabansia We.
oHICAGO. - Jan +. V.zsaiat1w.
sa2s al g Try 81.
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&4#EL=4E5-Er-
DO GLUc7YCH. . Bosa.a
: gtuohssy j sz.n.
81 aszach pF1sx ORA N,eholsosa.
.sztacsns ussus bebeaki. ofazovala
,ema 1akiadovi 10000. Mesa
moline ososy siuehe nokay 10 mie6
'darmo.s Adri.owaa:
M. 5s41 The Nich ol.oa
Ia.,,tute. 80, Eight aye
New York:
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-29

A certain close-fsted inhabitant
of this town came rushing down
the street to day with a big valise
in one hand and an umbrella ia
the other and came very near
running OYER US. When he recog-
nized US be stopped and said he
was on his way to take the train
for New York and that he would
be gone about ten days. We did
not ask him where he was going
Or when he was coming back. 1t
was none Of our business. He was
very polite. He is too stingy to
subscribe for the paper He
thought WE would make a notice
about his going off, but this is all
the notice he will get until he
comes around and pays for the
paper a year in advance.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-29
AMERICAN

The New York World gives
the following facts for the past
week as illustrative of the adj
vancement of American industrial
enterprise abroad:
"First The British govern
ment has ordered $50 typewriting
machines from an American COM
pany, the largest order it ever
gave to any company, British or
American.
"Second-American locomo-
tives have been subjected to Sc
we're trials in Bavaria, and the
Prussian Minister Of Railways
officially repo IS that notwith-
standing their fautless constructs
lion, they cost considerably less
than locomotives of similar style
Of Prussian make.
"Third-The English North
Eastern Railway Company is plac-
ing orders for locomotives in the
United States.
"Fourth-An American COM
pany has secured a contract to
furnish the Bedford (England)
Electric Light Committee with
nearly all Of its machinery.
"Flfth--the new railroad de-
velopmen5 in Mexico has resulted
in enormous orders Tor materials,
rolling stock ard locomotives
from American shops, and tie
entire equipment OF the new lines
is to be OF American make.
"Sixth-The development OF
electrical traction railways in
Mexico has been 50 rapid that
second cars from this country,
replaced here by better patterns,
are eagerly sought after.
"Seven-A Leavenworfh Kan.
grim has just taken a contract tc
build all the bridges on the New
Morales and Matamoras railway
in Mexico"
These are cold facts which
speak for themselves. American
skill and enterprise are rapidly
making themselves known the
world over. American manufac.
turers are finding new markets
every month and American cap,
ital is securing investment in
places heretofore deemed mac.
cessible.
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THE BIG CANAL QUESTION.

The jingo very often does not
stop to reason. He usually has a
contempt for obligations and con-
ditions. When he sees what he
wants he rushes for it with a
whoop.
The jingoes r now losing the
full food Of their wrath upon the
Hay-Pauucefote treaty which
guarantees the neutrality of the
proposed Nicaragua canal and for
bids it's fertilization.
Mr., Hepburn in his bill for the
construction Of the canal provides
that it SHALL be under the absolute
control of the United States and
if it is to be 50, of course the
United States would have the
right to fortify it,
But we r bound by the Clay
ton Bulwer treaty not to claim
exclusive control of the trans
isthmiam canal. Even if England
should consent to the amendment
of the treaty in this respect or to
its entire abrogation it would not)
settle the matter.
The London Spectator calls att
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tention to the. difficulties that
would still be in the way when it
says that those who consider the
Clayton Buiwer treaty the only
obstacle to a fortified ocean canal
act upon the theory that the Uni-
ted States and Great Britain are
the only powers on earth.
Tae Indianapolis News puts
the matter in the true light when
it says:
"Au sna5 Great Britaia can do
is 10 reljaGuish her rights and to
ranoauce all claim of sovereign
tv. She has not the shadow Of
authority to ~e0ufer any power On
lass country 30 fcrtify the canal,
The most thar she can do is to
say that she would not object to
our dong SO. The question is a
world question, Il, should be
dealt VIII as such. The canal
ought TO no q great international
highway, dedicated forever to
peaceful USE"
I seems certain that the House
will accept no canal bill which
does not embody absolute con-
orol by our government and that
The Senate will agree to none that
does not guarantee the neutrality
e The canal.
There is not the slightest pros
poet that the Senate and the
House as they are now constis
tuted will ever agree upon a
trans-isthmian canal bill.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-29

The average woman will think
a man wants to marry her if he
tells her she seems so different
from other girls.
Talk may be cheap, but for
calling a man a liar over the tele-
phone the other day a man out
West had to pay a fine of So.
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Mayor.
Town Clerk.

Since the brass band question
has finally reaahed a peaceful solu-
ton in Frog Pond aud the inhab-
itants Of that thriving town have
finally made up t6eir minds TO
wear cotton in theit ears on the
nights when the bands are prac-
ticing, there has sprung up a
spirit Of rivalry between these
two famous musical organizations
for supremacy and proficiency.
Both bands are now practicing on
such classic compositions as cold
Hundred,'' "Hail to the Chief"
and "Old Dan Tucker" which
they will play in this city on the
18th day of April, on the return
of Hon. Charles B. Aycock from
the Gubernatorial convention at
Raleigh. All civic and military or
CARNATIONS of Frog Pond r go
ing to be here that day on dress
parade, and the people of Colds
boro will see some of the ugliest,
but at the same time the happiest
specimens of humanity that ever
trod shoe leather. The mayor of
Frog Pond has already issued an
edict for everybody to suspend
business that day and come to
Goldsboroto greet Governor Ay-
cock.
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-#-N EW --
Spring Goods

You'll marvel at the possibility Of selling such
goods as we quote to-day for so little money. They
are worth more, much more. It's really insulting to
quality to offer them at such remarkably low figures as
quoted below; but it's the Cash System that enables
US to do it. We've made the prices to bring the peo-
pie, and they are certainly fascinating in their power of
value giving. 1t will pay you to inspect these values.