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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-02

August 1 was The day set for the as
sembling of the Nicaraguan congress IN
regular session. One subject to come
UP was the confirming of the decision of
the courts and the official declaration of
the minister of public works that the
/ time had expired that was granted to
the Maritime Canal company OF Nlcara-
qua, whose Headquarters are in New
York city, in which to construct an in
| ter oceanic ship canal across Nlcara-
qua, and that the concession to that
company is null and void. 1t is proba-
BILE that the seizure of the company's
property has been made in conformity
with the decision and declaration above
mentioned, possibly reinforced by con-
gressonal action.
The Nicaraguan congress at the ses-
sion begun to-day is expected to take
action with reference to the acquisition
by the government Of the United States
of a belt of territory ten or fifteen miles
wide across Nicaragua, embracing the
approved route on which to construct
an inter-oceanic ship canal. This con-
gress may also intimate its desire to
have the canal fortified or not, in the
event that the government of the Unit
ed States approaches the government of
Nicaragua on the construction by the
United States of the canal.
Washington Aug, 1.-The seizure of
the property of the Maritime Canal
company has long been expected here.
Under the terms of the concession the
Nicaraguan Canal company was allow
ed period of ten years after the COM
pletion of the preliminary surveys in
which to complete the construction of
the canal That period expired nearly
two years ago.
The Nicaraguan government foresee-
ing failure to comply with the letter
of its contract entered into another ar
rangement with what was known as
the Cragan Eyrie syndicate to take up
the original concession upon its expira
ton. The Nicaragua Canal company's
successor the Maritime Canal company,
was notified that the Nicaraguan gov
eminent had vacated its concession and
intended to seize upon it's properties,
according to the terms OF the conces-
sion?
The canal company protested and APP
pealed to the United States government
on the strength Of an article of the con-
fession which provides that should
events Of main force arise, duly justi-
fled and sufficient to impede the regu-
lar progress of the work during period
of the ten years, an extension should be
granted" etc. The company aVerred
that this CONTINGENCY has arisen and
asked for thesextension.'T last article
of the convention provides that in the
event of misunderstanding between
the government Of Nicaragua and the
company the dispute should be submit
ted to four arbitrator. two to be select
ed by each party. The company de-
manded this arbitration. The Nicara-
guam governments however, reduired
that all Of the arbitrators be Nicara-
guans. The company refused to accede
to this and United States Minister Mer-
ry, at the instance OF the state depart
ment, interviewed in Its favor It APP
pears now, however, that the arbitration
having failed, the Nicaraguan govern
ment has seized the canal comnany's |
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-02

FOR DISSOLUTION OF INJUNCT ZION
A motion has been filed in the CIVIL
side Of the city court asking Judge Dow
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09

apound have been found. Since
the restriction upon foreign owner
ship and management Of the ninas
has been removed by this govern
ment, companies have been formed
among the foreigners in Yokohama,
and in one case a tract Of thirty
seven acres has been purchased, an
expert from California engaged, and
all arrangements made to begin ope.
rations. The native methods of
wording gold-diggings are said to
be exceedingly wasteful. The re-
moval of restrictions upon foreigners
in the matter of mining is held to
be good omen for the final granting
to them of the privilege of land
ownership in general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09

returned from the front and report if
any or hosO many were again fit for
service. He thus describes the result
Of his inspection:
| will attempt no vividly drawn
picture. But had you seen those
bags of bones looming through the
twilight, on their way to the morning
feed, it would have startled you no
less than it did me-and would have
brought before you more than any
sight not actually in fighting line
could have done the horrors of war.
| take it for granted that you have
sympathies for the horse as acell as
for men. The less decrepit among
this awful band of skeletons had been
back from the front about a month,
the worst cases abou. fortnight
representing, with others ] was yet
70 see, in great part the remnant of
Gen. French's good cavalry chargers
with Which he forced his way to
Kimberley.
How those ragged frameworks
still supported life, even on the
improved diet of their present quart
ers, was in itself a marvel. Yet
most of them moved forward, some
even lithefully, to their food-sque
ezing their gaunt projecting hips
into the crush along the feeding.
trough. Some few still bore signs OF
wounds scarce healed. Their deta-
inment at Picquetberg Road must
have been a terrible experience.
Several were dead in the train.
Eight died at the station, few more
on the way to the farm, while On
most days afterwards one or more
would succumb from sheer weakness.
If it be true that the convoy OF 800
wagons captured by the B)r:s oA
Riet River contained the fora ge
intended for the cavalry force, and
that for uDsards of fifty hours after.
wards the horses Of the force had to
continue their march without any
nourishment whatever, 10 wonder
they fell down to die by the roadside
in hundreds, or that this great deed
of the relief of Kimberley was costly
to q degree that makes one shudder
for very pity for the poor animals
that had to be sacrificed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
Gold Dis
COvery in Japan.
Forcing Ownership permitted.

If the discovery of new and phe.
nomenally productive gold fields in
various parts Of the world continues,
ice may in the near future see re-
duction in the value of that precious
metal similar to that which followed
the discovery of gold in California
in I849.
The discovery Of gold in Nokkaido,
the northernmost of the main islands
of the empire, is assuming more and
more Importance. The total length
of the river-beds containing gold
dust is put at 3 900 miles, and the
total productive area at 1,750,0 900
acres. Nuggets weighing over half.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
Canada's Retaliation
A Message to
AguinaldO.

Windsor, Ont. April 26.- On
May "a, Queen Victoria's birthday,
the Windsor Board of Education
will send two delegates to Manila
with a resolution of sympathy from
$500 children for AguinaldO, the
leader Of the Filipinos.
This action is to offset the course
taken by the Philadelphia school
children, who have sent representa-
ives to Paul Kruger with a resolution
of sympathy. The Windsor school
attendants will canvass the city tor
funds to detray the expenses of their
delegates.
Their resolution, in addition to
sympathy, will show 'tadmiratiOn f5r
the brave stand of the Filipinos
against the unjust war waged against
them by the Americans.
Arrangements for the message and
dispatch Of the delegates were comp.
leted by school board members last
night.
"We'll show the Yankees, said
the secretary Ofthe board, Alexander
Black, "that two countries can play
at the sympathy game"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
ADeCisive Encounter
Impending In South
Africa.

At last genuine crisis seems
impending in the British -Boer war.
There have been many apparently
critical situations before, but never
before has there been seen ahead
such u decisive engagement as now
seems imminent between the two
contending forces. General Roberts
is pushing his way Noffhward and
must take Kroonstadt which stands
like a lion in his path.
1t was supposed that General
Roberts would meet with stOnt
resistance at, and before reaching
Winburg Indeed the cable despat-
ches informed us not only that the
garrison of that place was prepared
to give the British troops a warm
reception, but it was also announced
that the Beers were to plant artillery
on the hills on each side of the road
to Winburg.
Later cablegrams that very same
day, however, reported the blcodless
capture of the place by General
Roberts and that the Beers had
fallen back ii Kroonstadt.
These seemingly astonishing events
were subsequently explained by the
information that the Beers had acted
under direct orders from General
BOtha, the BOer Commander in
chief. 1t is evident that this General
who in astuteness would seem to be
a fitting successor to General Jou-
bert, did not care to risk what might
be decisive engagement at such. a
place as Winburg, and preferred
that the troops there should join
those being massed at Kroonstadt.
General Botha has evidently made
up his mind to make a desperate
stand against the British advance at
this point. There are now there,
according to reports, more than
10000 Boer soldiers, and if necesS.
AIRY these will he reinforced from the
main body of General BOthas army
In addition, the place is said to be
splendidly fortified. Surely the Beers
may we'll feel confident of being able
to check the English advance at
Kroonstadt, or they should abandon
hope Of checking it at all.
On heother hand General Roberts
is equally determined to take the
place. He has prophesied to the
British War Office that he will
celebrate the Queens Birthday there.
He recognizes that on the success or
failure of this assault may depend
the early termination Of the war.
Under the circumstances, there
fore it seems certain that a terrific
struggle is ahont to take place and
The resuItwlll be awaited with intense
interest.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
The elections in
France.

New York, May 9th, 1900.
The Presidentof the French
Cabinet, M. Waldech-Rous
seau, has stated that the
Government of the Republic
is highly pleased with the
result OF the electors which
have lately taken place in the
provinces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
Resistance to
payment.
Consequent troubles.

New York May 9th, 1900.
In every province Of Spain,
the order issued by the Exec
utive Committee Of the "Union
Nacioual," to resist the pay
ment OF taxes voted by the
Cortes and published by the
Madrid Gazette on the lst
of April, has been put into
practice, such a decision oc
casioning the corresponding
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
News OF the Day
The New Colonial
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

A strictly first class resort for
ladies and gentlemen.
TIE only Place in the City to dine
Table GHote Dinner from 5 80 to
Sp. IN. with ! p Bot. wine, 75 cents.
Private Dining Room. Supper
Parties Specially. respectfully
solicit your patronage.
JOS Wenar.--PrOpr.
81 Plaza Alfonso XII [up stairs
$50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
The ravanChe.
New York, May 9th, 1900.

/" Ell Liberal " of Madrid
publishes a violent article Of
opposition, in which it affirms
that the tame and suffering
Spanish nation should awake
from its thethargy and pu-
nish the ruling politicians OF
both parties, belonging to the
Restauration, for the hum;ila-
tons and shame through
which the people have had to
pass.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09

This paper is the Oldest and has
the largest circulation in the
Island, 1t is also the only
one that has an established
cable service from New York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
What was to be
expected.

New York, May 9th 1900.
The preachings Of the
I" Union Nacional ;" a vast
organization which represents
the living and productive for
ces of Spain, have begun to
produce their effects.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
New people, New
Government.
New York, Mav 9th, 1900

New York, Mav 9th, 1900
70 the SpaLish people
which today raises its head,
to the new people which is
anxions for a regeneration, -
says. the above mentioned
news paper,-and which feels
the idea of what a nation
should be, belongs a new
government worthy OF if.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
The situation
in Spain.

New York, May 9Th, 1900
The situation of Spain, ac-
cording to the cablegrams
received here this morning,
inspires the Government Of
Madrid with serions watchful.
ness and inquietude
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
Situation untenabIe.
New York, May 9th 1900

New York, May 9th 1900
In the political circles ci
Madrid prevails the belief
that the situation of the &C.
vernment is untenable, and
that Her Majesty the Queen
will be obliged to call TO her
Council the members of the Ii
beral party.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
Severe statement.
New York, Nav 9th, 1900

Senior Costa, a member of
the aforesaid Committee, is
accused of having declared
that the moment has arrived
when the Spanish people must
expel from their midst the
merchants and teudals Of
Spanish politics, thus preven-
ting the present Government
from continuing its desast-
rous march to perdition and
ruin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
ADVERTISEMENT

Two large and airy rooms MirOrsl
with or without board are to let for
one or more persons, in Luna st.
No. As, 1t is a centric place. Very
near to Alfonso XII square. ) 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
As miles from
KrOOnStadt.

New York, May 9th, 1900
Advices from London state
that the army under Marshal
Roberts continues its onward
march through the Orange
Free State.
The advance guard is now
45 miles from Kroonstadt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
Terrible Condition OF
British Horses In
Africa.

Tie London "DaIly TeIegraph's
military correspondent at Stellenb.
sOsch was ordered to inspect horses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
Cablegranas
Opinion OF Mime
sofa Judge That
Constitution Extends
To Puerto Rico.
Regarded In Washington AS
Mere Obiter Dictum.
Does Not Bind The Government
New York, May 9th, 1900

New York, May 9th, 1900.
Dispatches from Washing
ton state that the opinion of
United States Judge Lochren
in minnesota that the Cons
titution of the United States
extends over Puerto Rico is
regarded there as a mere obi
ter dictum.
The statement is authorita-
lively made that it does not
bind the Government in any
way.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09

trouble in the organisms Of
the State.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-09
New York Market

New York May 9th, 1900.
Wheat Flour I" Tum-
badora ".--...-.. S $3.50
Centrifugal Sugar. "a tic
Muscovadc sugar.. 8 1916
Sterling exchange :. 4.84 3IS
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iparms Oeden aeipidelt unb ibm lpar=
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Der Magiitrat. bas Staotperorbne=
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meimar. Mie auperlGf5iq per.
lnntet. 1T BE Grrt4tung elmer tehnis
f1en 4pdHhnle fir bic tbdiringiihkn
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amtirt. 1T aum 2ebrer an ber Wplts.
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bot bic QBahl a11aenDnl1ner,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-08

6eibelbere. Der 9hilbaber
an her papierfabrit In 9reuenbrieben,
tpelder auf bic Nadrihten iiber Ten
Tol1 bes 8anthauies @unb bierber ses
reiit mar. tpurbe perbaftet.
Rpnffana.- Cine entleblihe
ssamilientrasDbie fpielte fih auf Der
sSnfel Reidenau ab. Der 6peaere!>
bdnbler Rietel fisf i'm @hnapsbeli<
rum nah einem Worttpehfel nit eis
mem RihenmeFer iiber feline ssrau
htr iinb brofte ibr adblreihe lebens-
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BEL mar erit i'm Nppember aus benz
3uhtbaus oefDnmen, ipD er stpei sSab<
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Qnhr. Rah btm neuen 6tutut
Fir bic 6anfslsfomn1tr 2abr beifebs
biefeIbe aus 10 Mitoliehern; buau bas
ben 81 ipGHen bic Mmtsbesirfe Dfiens5
kim. Dberfirh nnb Wolfan. fotrie
hte Gtabt 6ssprlabeim nit Dberbou,
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Yrepins HeHets-

Wabern.-N Nah groffnuns Der
RleinbabnItrede @ubensberg @rifte
batten bic in unb Bel Guoensbers lpo1s
member Qanbtpirtbe, tpe!de NIT Der
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DertrGge betreffs 2ieferung bon Hii=
ten abseIhloKen bdben. BEL benz 8prz
fanb ber @eielI6aft bic SSrabtbefrsis
una fir bic in 0uDensberg 5ur Derz
labung gelansenben Ri;ben beantragt.
Der Mntros mar tnbeNen bom Dorz
ftanb pie MuITdtsratb abselebn.
tporsen. @eeen bieien ablebnenben gez
fheib batten banu bic senannten
2anbipirthe 8eruflns einselegt. NOS
burh ber 8oritanb ber gsielIdoft itt1
beranlabt lab, cine @eneralperfamms
lunq ber MttionGre etn3uterufen. Die
ielbe fanb unter sablreiaer Betbeiliz
auna ftatt unb enbete bamit, bab Der
Mntras abgelebnt spurbs.
arbura. -- Nab Der Saetea,
aufnabme bonn 1. Nop. b. 5. betrdst
bic gintpobneraaN 17.100; bas ersibt
eine 3llnahme bon runb 300 perfonen
i'm leBten Sabre. @eseniiber ben pieIen
in, leBteu Sabre entitanbenen Reubauz
ten unb ben bon Der @tabtperpoltung
oufgepenbeten erbebliden Mitteln fir
Ianitdre, iDirtbihaftlihe unb piiIenr
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ben, Defenders peun man bic berrlihe
Gage Warburs's unb feiner umsez
buns in grtpdsuns aieb..
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Rbeimpsopins smo Bettfales,.

Dortmunb. - Sn btr Naht
entfanb ouf benz Briibertpese atptfden
benz Rlempnermeiiter @uitao WsDn.
mann unb benz Mnitrei4ermeiiter
Weartin 9arentriisse. elm Wortpsh<
iel, in beFen Derlauf lebterer benz
MSnmann nit einem Repolper cine le.
benssefdbrlidr edubpunbe beis
brafte.
Duifelbnrf. - Mesen inter-
nationalen Mdbhenbanbels irttrbe
eine bieiise @efinbepermietberin ,ebit
ibrem gbemann psrbaftet. Das fau-
bere Yaar battle 5hon felt ldnserer Set
auf benz 9eitunssmege 1unge Wdbhen
anaelodt unb lie on perrufene 9dufer
ins Muslanb seliefert.
g51neiler. Der Rpblen.
maneel madt ii1 in her bieiisen Sns
buftrie Mreits, unansenebm fiihlbu,.
60 mubten aif acknowledgements
pb0nir in Gfbtpeiler Mnte 300 Mr-
better, tpelde Die Nahtf1idt beeinnen
tpollten. tpieber entlaiIen lperben. tpeil
bic beitellten Roblen auseeblieben tpas
rem.
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bes Ortes Qinn in oas Hrefelber
@tabtaebiet, tpelde bic 0prausfebung
fir bic Musfiibrune bes 9afenproietts
biloet, ftDBt in iener Gemeinbe auf
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tuna bes 2anbtreifes 50rbe tptrb Bee
abiibtist. elm GlettriaitGtsmert an3u.
leeen. Wie mir hOrten, iino on bic ein=
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gen ber lebteren Mnfrassn seftent .5orr
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@olhes mub feitens Der @erihtsbes
b0rbeu aefdeten. bamit hos Mmtsass
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9lmisbeairf Dffenbur8 8 tbarunter 4
fir bic Gtabt G<ngsnb0M ltlo Des
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aeu tpuren bon Der Oberpolt ltnreittnn
In Rorlsrube circa 1900 5nbs,
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