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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-30
MAYOR HARRISON APPEALS.
Chicago Citizens Asked to Use Their In.
huence to Settle Labor Troubles.

Chicago Citizens Asked to Use Their In
fuence to Settle Labor Troubles.
CHICAGO, April 30.-Mayor Harrison
has issued an appeal to the citizens of
Chicago to use their influence in set
fling the labor troubles here, which in
volve practically every branch of in
dustry. The city administration, he
says, has done all in its power to bring
about a settlement by arbitration, but
has failed and Mayor Harrison calls
upon public spirited citizens to take up
the question and fight it through to a
termination. After referring to the re-
fusal of the contractors association to
appear before the arbitration board APP
pointed by the city council, the mayor
continues: @eM
EVERY citizen should do as little as
he can to cause disorder and exert as
much influence on the contractors to
bring them to the point of arbitration.
1t is time, it seems to me, for the con-
servative contractors to withdraw from
the contractors council. If it is in the
wrong, they should not countenance it,
and if the building trades council is in
the wrong, the unions composing it
should Withdraw.
Mayor Harrison also took further
steps for the suppression Of labor riots
and the protection Of nonunion work
men engaged on buildings in various
parts of the city. In written communi:
cations to every police justice Of the
city, the mayor strongly recommends
that the justice impose the maximum
fine Of 800 on every case Of assault on
a nonunion workman brought before
them, and heavier punishment if pos
sible.
Through Chief of Police Ripley the
mayor has issued to the police an order
to the effect that con account of the
continued 1aw1essnessness and attacks
on non-union workmen, mot more than
two union pickets should be allowed
near any bui1dingin course of construc-
ton, and that these pickets should be
required to veal some distinguishing
badge. The order also says that any
laxity on the part of the officers in pro-
tecting the non-union workmen from
assault will subject the officers to trial
and summary discharge from the force.
Grand Jury to Investigate.
The grand jury has definitely deter.
mined to investigate the labor wal now
on in Chicago. The investigation prob.
ably will begin next Tuesday and if the
grand jury finds that it will not have
sufficient time in which to conclude the
inquiry before the date Of its final dis.
missal, it will ask to be continued in
service for as long as is necessary tx
complete this special work The mem.
Ders Of the jury have determined tt
make the Investigation a thorough one,
and labor leaders Of Chicago, as well al
representatives of the material men and
contractors will be summoned to tell Of
the conditions which have brought
about the almost total cessation Of
building operations of all kinds in Chi
cago and its suburbs.
II &sSSF3&HEEA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-30

sanborn viii build a 5000 school
house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-30
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WoRKMEN.

Bismarck Lodge, No. 120. Meets the
first and third Tuesday evenings of each
month at their hall in the Baker Block at
8 O'Clock. j.. H. Newton. NJ. W.; G. E. MurreH
recorder. g.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-30

WOMAN,S RELIEF CORPS.
Meets second and fourth Fridays Of each
month at G. A.. r. hall. Jennie Woods, presi.
dent; Hattie Shelton, secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-30
Judicial Convention.

Notice is hereby given that a republican
judicial convention of the Sixth judicial dis
trict of North Dakota will be held on May 18th.
at 10 a. M. at the office of A. T. Patterson of
Bismarck, for the purpose of placing in nomi-
nation a republican candidate for the Office Of
judge Of said Sixth judicial district, to be voted
for on November 6, 1900. The apportionment
for said eonyention will be as follows: One
thereof, cast for the republican candidate for
governor in 1895.
The various counties will under this call be
entitled to delegates as follows: 5
DuEleiSH q
E!nuiouS .................. .-............... 8
nl4uer (
MoICcI {
GoTtOu :
liver !
otarh q
The republican judicial committee of said
district will meet at 9 a. m. on May 14th. at the
office of A. 7. Patterson, at Bismarck, to pass
upon credentials of the delegates to the conven.
ton. 49,. @
J.F. PHILBRICK, ~
R. NJ. FUTILE, Chairman Pro Tenn.
g Secretary. 100.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03

lei er Sill 5amilier mso mango Barn, al naar
man iet ineen Wuli9beo Ter til Of oporine en- oroentlie 9laos
for en- opDoiien0e Yn9ling. iaa ienoer man Gren9en III
Sss. Sbuiomnenoe bette pie og iproela9tige 6~orbilso
to9 Girettionen unber GDerDejelie, ON Oct lite biloe n9re
1eni9tsmGsl9i at faa CliDsr 3milt ON 8oro pa Ell eler
anotn lille 8sesiejler, Der ftuloe til ell eler anosn uiuno
6abn, iaa ms9et MFR, iom Der 10 bar al Sanipnli9beo ior,
al aapainsn EN- itenne Gag, naar ban otter afiensmaoen
bar oprsnt, Diloe enten tGrite ClOer libel eler ogiaa fl9tte
6cnsoei paa BAN meb en- Yaaosbaoe. SO tlorere Sasen
f~remiil,oe fg Tor 8ireitionen bette ems, os m~dnafolois
gore ipntes 6Oroelene otn at bare. 90 Sr. Bundle bleD
isnot no for al antile i~orelebi8e llnosrieadisr ON, boor.
blot Der fiulre bare tn aaptain, iom baboe Srt9 for en-
lronoe' % DeDneles Stibsorsng. Den oa Or. gumb.e
iaa oenote tilbage for at bertte l~ofdlset al i'm 6tspeoiticn.
msote ban lige uoeniOr Portsn insen ringers emo Yeoe.
mono, gt9rebeliesse ntieprensr % gigtiteIneoter Sr.
{. %werberrp.
Or. Stmaberrn bar IN bsi, mayer, tnetlet W2ano
lutillot irrt 3sj, hOppeoe iOrte gOmulOs lremper iamt
~tilipartnoe Sio. Cans Nni9t bar al Raturen lille anlaQt
for let imilenoe, men ban ptreoe boa Reglen en- bis Iaos
mokii9 Niuntebso. 6ans Striot bleb i~panohiec o9 bans
4dipn OpIDiss, oa ban gil ben imoo Or. BUNDLE, oo ban
rpfeoe b~iertslig Or. BUNDLES Saono.
Seq bar liee Doret benne oo tnoe Nnol al be TO
5rusniimnere, Der osoe Gat, Or. Bundle, foriIareoe
tan.
.Ee enoer meo Of bGbe Ell rig Wanb!" ertlareoe Sp.
ipnsmanOn O9 iidt 3OmnieI- og pegCingsr nso geie.
members fremraite Snustobatsnaaie, Der bar en- iinoria
lille Mocel al en- pateni'ret eigtife. Seq Tiger De snoer
rneo al blite eli rig Uono!" genio9 ban o9 bantebe Qr.
Stmerbtr'D paa etuloersn meo FIN spdnitrsrsaot.
,9um2" mumleos geosmanoen Ell 3cne, Der balot
i%norsmmeoe og bdlpt b~stpibleoe SanOiDHliebsom terai.
De priisr, iom 9irsiionsn far iot mig, er fam tnsbns
moi, Or. Rumble"
50, bet r ~eigiifterne Osiao!e bemorteoe CpIpns.
manoen meb neiop foa msssi al ct emil, iom en- t%eitfaa-
enoe Gmbeosmano bsr tilaos Jig.
Sr. Srwerberrp i~iIOrsbss iuO fettt al gittisbeoen,
Tom ben pistmesiig buros, o9 ban 10 en- sGo Stuno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
Oct boabsr isa. acr,s esiOtlbaer,nbeo," iOarsOe

Oct boaber isa. 3eus SsiOelbadr tnbeO, %iOareOe
@amlieIo % iteleOe etelt.
Seq ipibltr life, min Gen, jog ibiblsr lille. " ioi ltrsee
Semmeren % iiutbeoe g1iltrns til astts paa Golen og
laa eitsr SQtbuiet.
Oct glebIit ~afojorbe others etabne. 8eriom
Sl9tbuiet boooe iiaost, bpor ten eamle Ssrre irOefe, at
BET fob, la bobos ban opppet qennen Os unoerirsost
s9rsbrepet. Uen eiier iom oct tilfoloi9pis fob li9e Tor
Reisn al bam, leote ban mso ginene belle Stranten rnnol
ettsr bet. % ba ban ioa en- Sang Tom til of ie op, meote
bans gIii ben ble9e 0. fOritrottsOe Cliber 3ibif, Der til
troos Tor ale gnmbles Aopnriler % git Og Ndp fob %
ltir,eoe paO lin iiItonimenbe GRefers neoerorGeti9e Qnliet
meo ct iaa %utUioliOmt llOtrpt al afitp Og ReOiel, at Tile
en9ang en- ~balbbIino 8ommr tunoe tage fell al, bDa6 bet
betgo.
Zen 9amle oerre ituoisbe. lueoe qsnnsn, Oa iaa ira
GliOer ben paa 8ireitionens 6ormano, Der %iipnoiomt to9
ig en- pris meo en- tlipnelaoenbe Iiplig p9 u9eneret Dime.
-sGgr min 81na".....! ia9oe laa 8ommeren og
beiebe i9 irem ober Strnnten 3.
8st 9aO ct SGT OliOer, bbiltet bar msest unoiipl.
oeli9t. .8bi ben 9amle Serre bopte TAFT en OsnIi9 Zone,
o9 uo2nte 2poe plejtr at fOriir0its gern. 8ren9en Tom
til at ,pfe Os broh Braoo.
~Aab &c Der. Bundle -! gaa liot bort ira ban, -
tilisieos ben anoen CONNER o9 lagoe i'm aois O9 bsjeoe
f9 irem mco ct o~eltaaenoe lotrpt. .9ao Os bsre, min
Gren9, bOao Der tt g'eien. gu bebsOer life at bare
bonge."
CliOer faIOt poa ano os foloeos S0noerns og BAD,
ON De life before uiioe i9ttc BAN inc Del forte 9ni i9en
- % iulte b0m % prp9le BAN : edr O9iaa iaa BAN
ibiel. mtp bare its Ietie BAN eore hos Osnne irpgtsli9e
Rano oer."
rR9b!~ uobrsb Sr. gumbls % b0psoe babe ponOer
o9 Zine mob Simltn ben mtf o~ribenbe SsiiiosiuIobeb.
gSoa neoeror9gii9 o9 burtt rsben en- Nalis JON Dig,
0liOer. bar is9 snonu alOris trunet paol"
Sob Nunol" in9oe onoen BONNER.
OR 8umble bilbe iHe tto fine ,gne gren. .Sm Cor
labeie. Gsres SsioelbanrenbsO. " ia9os ban. latte 8eres
81 Ibelboorenbfo i'll III iQ2"
ga. bolo 9tres Muno!"
Or. BUNDLE iOO iom rant al 9pntt. Si9e til en-
tomnenal Smb,osmono, at ian ftulos boloe Muno2. Ru
TOD geroen lille lon9el
3miblertio bapoe ban eomle Serrs mso griaerne let
paa fin 6oussa. oq aoaseasn bdoos nititt beiponinesfnlot.
= ygi nRgter at f~aofois bette S9rtbrep," ia9oe ben
gamle 6errs % ftso 81tumsntet fra iB.
Seq baaber oa iite," fammeoe 9ire,iionens Ger.
manb, rat gDri4heoen -. blot paa ct len uolagn al en-
8rsn9 -. ffuloe meme. al -. 8%ireititnen bar -. ~
uri9ti9t ao....2"
p8,rOm bar goyi9beOen lite at fsnns!" ioareOe ben
oneen CONNER itarpt. -@,n tag Dc M 8rsngm meO til
5attiebuist Oe isrq hot Oroeutli9t Tor BAN. Gan llbr
III Of tr9n9e I'll bet
Gm aftsnsn ertl9reos ben boio.bsfeos berrs aloeles
beienli. at Oliver paee lite alene bllpe bonst, ban pilos
oesforuoen blibe la9t pao Stells o9 r~aobroiiet. ga maize
Roroen unorrsitsoss CHenli9bsoen snonu en- Sang ON,
at Gliber bar Of bstomme, liant Of Der piloe blue utbttnlt
80 0r. iii otn. Der iog BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
Oliper Opi1t.
Gam unbsrom0nZ
-af-
Charles Oidens.
- Gcrtiut J

5n9en m~OOiagos ben prOfetiite 6erre. Der beo bolot
en- beoo9et 6or6anolin9. Cliper bleb sieblittelie beororst
inoeiperret, Os nefte Mlorssn beo Der ilaaet os pa Dor
ten en- 9latat, bboroeo ~uolobeoes 90 Rr. til ben, ion piloe
ftIne SoQnet al meo BAN. Mes ANDRE 0rb. 90 SIR. og
Oliper 8mif tttbsoes hoilten iom BELT Mano euer apinoe,
iom sniteoe en- 2~erebreng til en- bOilten JON BELT Seiilin9,
91rin9sbsi easr 6aanotering.
sea bar alOrig mine 9epeOase Oeret iaa %operbeoit ON
nOoet. " ia8oe ben boio=oeteOe Serre. oa ban nefte Mor9sn
late glataten, uiOm leg er ON, at Osnne 8ren5 enOsr mto
at blibe b9n9t."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23

convene at the Military Hospi.
tai, San Juan, P. r., At 1000
o'clock a. M, on Monday, April 2,
1900, or as soon there after as prac.
ticable, for the examination Of can
didates for detail as Acting HOspi-
tai Stewards. In ssndustiAg the
examination the requirements Of
paragraphs 20 and %. Manual Me-
dical Department, 1899, will be
complied with and the report of the
Board forwarded to the Chief Sur.
geon Of the Department on compile
tiOn of the examinations.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23
Early Consideration
For Nicaraguan
Canal Bill.

Il is confidently asse' ted by the
Eiends aud adyOc ,tes of the Nicar
aguan Tan hill that measure will
be taken up Immediately after the
Puerto Rican bills are disposed CT.
OF curse other measures will lie
pressing for consideration and the
apprOp iatiOn bills rill soon begin
70 be- reported 10 the Senate, but
this ,nttter is such an important one
thar its consideration cannot be
long delayed.
Tnis project, involving uniting
che rvO oceans which bound TIE
Bnit.d States on the East and west,
Eesl~ssisrIv. has always been ~
imporianI one TO thr American Co
yerninent, bur nov, that it has sec.
ared possessiors in the far East, it
has brrome necessity
The only tangible opposition 81
ems to come from the great railroad
interests hich contrel the transcon
tinental trunk lines, and fear the
competition IF the Canal ia The
transportation Of freight between the
Atlantic and Paclfic seabOards. But
surely, Ihe selfish interes-s of a few
railroad corporations will not be
permitted to della, the construction
Of a Canal which will be Of such
immeasurable benefit to the com.
mercial, Industrial and agricultural
interests Il The people Of the United
States.
Tne delay in the ratification Of
the Hay auncefote Treaty need
not stand in tie way. The main
purpose q that Treaty is the formal
abrogatim of the Clayton Bu:wer
Treaty, nut that treaty has already
been ahregared by the action Of
Great Britain in retaining suzerain
y ever British Honduras, thus vic
latii the express provisions OF the
Treaty which prohibit either nation
from having sovereignty over any
territory there. In fact. leading
British statesmen admit the Clay
ton Bulser Treaty is dead. ard not
opp 'se American Control Of the
Canal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23
Russian Papers Or
EngIand's
Secret Designs.


TIE Russian press is ascribmg all
sorts Of Machiaysllian designs 10 tie
Britis.
The NOvostin, the 9 Rossis y,
and the /" Exchang, Gazette , II 81
Petersburg have al; been roising al,
alarm that England will seek ie
compensate herself in other diree
ions for the Losses which SIn tas
sustained at the hands of the Beers.
fhey have nov been Joined BY the
!" Novoye Nrmyan, which says j:
g II, AFTER all, Lord Roberts enlers
Pretoria as victor, viii the Euro-
pean PoHers possessing large cole
nies in Africa allow England 10 an
n.x the Transyaal and Orange Free
State The passive atlitnds d
,iermany towards ihe hrigsrd policy
of Mr. Chamberlain will lead tOat
kiuds OF troubles Of a olilical ant
politicc.commercial character il tn.
neighbOriDg regions under German
protection and in Portuguese Terri
t. y. English trading companies
ars operating in all these places
Tue SEIZURE BY Knglsud Of the South
African republics with lhe taci con-
sent Of the Pewers 81 lie an tncou
ia ement 70 present ard future Bri.
tish adseSluFels 70 indulge in tiis.
nipst n0sfrfnl hfl obiey Il
must be supposed lfav tie IS"Ners
snaring dom'nlon IN Afrra ufdefs-
tsnd the peril nlicil lif.atens ,hsln:
il tssir "~ inches rlrs ougl ! i,
moiera the pilaia.al preisnsiOns
OF Englanln.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23
The following named privates Of
the Hospital Corps will be sent hy

The following named privates Of
the Hospital Corps will be sent by
their respective Commanding OF
GERS, to report to the President Of
the Medical Examining Board al
San Juan. for examinations; upon
the completion of Which duty they
will return to their proper stations:
Private Samuel Marcns, Hospi-
t ! Cops, San Juan.
Private Archie A. Mcclellan, Hos
pital Corps, San Juan.
Private Nasib K. Maluf, Hospital
Corps, San Juan.
Private William Brown. Hospita
Cops, Manati.
ihe Quartermaster's Drpar,lnen
will furnish the neeessar, rrAospor
tatiOn. The travel erjplnsd is ne
cessary tor the pubic ser ice.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23
A Board Of Malioal nfiear.

a Board of Medical Officers ,c
consist of:
FIRST Lieutenant w Richards.
Assistant Surgeon, o. S. ARA, :
and Acting Assistant Surgeon,W o
1urlitfe, U. s. Arlns, will conYel.
at the Military Hospital, Mayaguez,
T. Il, at 1910 o'clock a M. o.,
Monday. April 2, 1900, or as soon
thereafter as practicable, for the ex.
animation of candidates for detail \,
Actil g Hospital Stewards. In eou.
ducting the examinations the ,eoui
rements of paragraph 20 and y
Manual Medical Department. lSa.
viii be complied with, and the r.,,...
Of il'e Board forwarded to tile Chier
urgeon Of the Departments upon the
c"nlpletcins Of the examination.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23

The following named priyafrs Of
the Hospital Corps will be sent by
their respective Commanding OF.
GERS to report to the President Of the
Medical Examining Board, q. Ma.
yagueH, for examination; upon the
completion OF which duty they will
return to their proper statiau,:
Private Harry A. Davis, Hospi.
tai Corps, MayagueS.
Private Samuel j. Harris, Hos.
pital Corps, San German.
Private George Sparry, Hospital
Corps, Aguadilla.
The Quartermaster's Department
will furnish the necessary transpor.
tation. The travel epjoined is ntces.
sary for the public service.
BY COMMAND OF BRrGA.
DER GENERAL DAVIS:
W. P. HALL,
Adjutaat General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23
Lord Salisbury On
The Ultimate Set
tlement In South
Africa.


In the House Of Lords recently
Lord Teyntam asked he prime ns.
mister whether there existed any
treaty With foreign power hearing
N the ultimate settlement between
her majestys government on tie
one hand and the Transyaal ard
Orange Free State republics on Ii .
other. He said that there Was som.
suspicion that secret treaty existed
with Germany which rouId secure
some measure Of independence for
the Boers Lord Tie, ham added
that in his Guild Hail spcosI. the
prime miniater made remark whlch
vas supposed 70 bsar on tho sub ect.
The neble marquis said, awe seek
no territory.p
The Marquis Of Salisbury: ST
said great deal more than shat. I
Ihink.1 daughter.
Lord Teynham said hat Wan 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23

but the noble marquis made use Of
that expression. II was one thing
not to seek territory. 1t was another
thing not 10 hesitate If necessity
should arise to acquire territory for
projections and the security Of colo
MES. No settlement in this ease
would 30 satisfaotory to England or
the colonies who had aided so much
in the war, and specially to the loya-
lists of Natal and Cape Colony,
which did not provide for the absorp-
tiOn into the British empire Of the
Transvaal and Free State republics.
Mr.. Chamberlain in a recent speech
had also referred to the subject, de.
claring that never again should the
Beers be allowed to erect in the
heart of South Africa a citadel when
ce might proceed disaffsc.ion and
anlmosity 10 endaDg~r the para
nvuntcy Of Great Britsin That
was satisfactory slatemelf as far
IS it went, bat il would be more sa-
ii. factory if Mr.. Chamberlain had
heen able TO declare that the conduc
Of tie BOer tpuhlics had rendered
them unworthy Of independence and
that they would not be allowed 20
retain it
The marquis Of Salisbury in reply
said: " ! am sorry We appear I" ha
We incurred the censnre of my n"hl'
friend becaute We have rot aBO,ln
ced sufficiently in pubic What W
Iiutend TO do with the Two Beer ,e-
puLiics at the end If the war. pOes
il net occrr to my noble friend tha'
il is y little premature to akk such 4
Iqaestionf | venture. 0wese,. I" re,
Rnize my noble friends very atu
raj curiosity. With respect to IT..
Iquss,iOn he asks ne | have lo diffi
culty in giving a very complete ans
ser. We have ne engagement viii
any power whatever with respect tt
fhe course to he taken With regan
10 the Beer republics, and no powel
has either asked us or suggested :.
MS to enter into any such arrange
nent"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23
News OF The Day

T:etxaninatI"I ~ A. d. stes To-
le'ail as arling Hospital Slewsrfs
viii rake place ~ The Military Hos.
piIal early in . psil.
DO you want for the next day
:. ally good Rubber tanpf
Apply to the BOI KTn MERcAN
TIL establishment 24-26. Fortalesa
Street, norner San Jps6 ST. and you
Il Be satisfied in respects. D.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Il. ".
Cooper au succeeded Major Grood IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23
New York Market

Special cable to the BoLr-
TN MERcANTIL from
the I" Associated PREsS ;"
New York Produce kAchange
Quotations
New York March 28nd 1900
Wheat Flour /" Tum-
badora 5 $50.
Centrifugal Sugar. +" 4 H16.
Beet sugar q shillings.
Sterling exchange :, 4S2
The above cablegrams belong tn
the BoLETM MERCANr'1 and their
reproduction iu any form will cost
fifty dollars each cable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23
Special Order No. SO

Hs"'InarieIs Department Of Puer-
to Req. san Juan, March both,
1900
Aetiev .sssi tart surgeon Harold
w. sonpsr. ). Arm, is detailed
as " 'n.er + rue snpe ior Board
Of Hrat y i'u.re t,Ico aud will
act - S-'asta,g and Treasurer Of
the lS.@t.l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23
Cablegrans.
From The ASSOCIATED Press. y

Opponents Are Confident Tariff
Bill Will not pass In The Senate
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23

AB ard Of Medical Officers TO
consist 4:
Cav aia g N. Wells, Assistsnt
surFeea. Y. $. Army, First Lieute.
nant 4 E. Russell, Assistant Sur.
geen, y. >. Army, and W. d.
lie Copp'e, Acting Assistant Sur.
gson, United States Anny, win
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-23

This paper is the oldest and has
the largest circulation in the
lsland. 1t is also the only
One that has an established
cable service from New York
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
Portsmouth, Va.

at a. M; Sunday school at 9:30 u. m. !;
service and sermon at IL a. m. even
ing prayer and sermon at 8 d. m. All
seats free ut every service
Fourth street Baptist Church, Rev.
w. f. Fisher pastor-Sunday school at
9:1o a. m; preaching at IL n. m. and
1870 p. IN.
All saints Protestant Episcopal
Church. Park View. Rev. a. c. Thorn
son rector-Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. !;
evening prayer at 4:30 O'clock.
st. Johns Church. corner London
and Washington streets, Rev. n. S.
Farland rcctor-Sunday school at $50
a. m; morning service and sermon ut
-fs III. service etfttl sermon II t
s p. m; holy communion first Sunday
at II u. M. third Sunday at a. m. All
seats free and strangers cordially well
coined.
st. Paurs Catholic Church, King
street, near Dinwiddie, Rev. IT. J. Bra
dy pastor Rev. William b. Hanley as
sistant pastor-l'irst mass at a. m
children's mass at Il. M: high mass
at 1920 Il. M; vespers and benediction
ut 1870 y. m.
Park visw NJ. F.. Church. Rev. ]. N.
Latham pastor-Sunday school at 9:15
n. M; preaching at IL a. m. and 7:45
p. m. by the pastor.
Services at the Port Norfolk NJ e.
Church-PreachinG at II n. m. and 7:3O
r. M. by the pastor; revival services at
night; l3pworth League meeting at 3
p M. led by Ralph Griffin.
Emmanuel A. NJ. T. Church, North
street-At 1880 n. m class meeting; Q
a. IN. by the pastor. Rev. u. \. l..
Gaines; p. IN. by Rev. r. f. Beadlcs,
of Central NJ. L. Church; 7:30 Walter
Wright.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
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