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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19

heard OF man going out and killing an
other with more elaboration or caution.
Here a precious life has been taken by
this man and the law calls upon him to
justify his act. Life Is as precious as
virtue. What evidence is there that shows
that J. G. C'Melveuey defled Laura J..
adilis2 she IS not competent witness to
the TACT because she is an accOmplice
he IS dead; ne cant testify; he cannot
protest his innocence.
can the unsWOrn statement OF this
woman. which was forced from her at
band. without the sanctity Of an oath
can that blast the home Of O'Melveney
and stamp him as an adUlterer2
An Unsworn Confession.
She hasn't appeared in court She
fasn gone upon the stand and testified
70 q single fact. Her statement that was
Introduced here as TO- his having had
lhose relatlons win ner was unsWofn; II
was the baldoSt hearsay evidence. and II
was admitted here for the only purpose
or showing tie effect that that statement
had upon the defendants mind.
No defilement has been proven and
hence defendant does not come under
that statute which justifies him in taking
the life of a human being.
As 70 the defendants good name and
reputation, the prosecution admits that
ne had had an unblenished reputation up
70 this time. But it does not follow that
that should acquit him. Every man in
me penitenuary at one time may have
horns an unDlemished reputation
Inc defendant first received notice that
J. c. O. Melveney asas alleged 10 be the
man Who SeGuCed his wife at abort 1
clock in the afternoon. It was about
two and half hours after that that those
shots were fired that killed J. c. O'Mel-
yeney. Does It require two and a half
hours Tor a sudden heat Of passion TO
sUbside and for reason to resume its
sway?
If there was any insanity in this case
i was the same insanity that character
ICES many of the crimes Of this country
Crime itself IS an unnatural thing, it
partakes Of the lower order of things. It
partakes of barbarism. But we cannot
Justify il on that ground The defendant
was insane until he found the right man
and killed him and then he was sare"
The defense viii have its inning today.
Attorney =. y. Straup win open in the
morning with a speech TO the jury. and
it Is likely that all Of the afternoon viii be
occupied by Judge Powers. He went
home SICK last evening and he has been
suffering greatly during this trial
Whether or not be viii equal his former
efforts in oratory is thus questioned.
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Railroad Notes.

General Superintendent Calvin and Di-
vision Superintendent Young Of the Ore
gOn Short Line have gone north on a tour
of inspection.
Vice President Bancroft OF the Short
Line left New York for the west We'd
nesday evening. He VIII stop at Homes
dale Pa ana Chicago, and reach Salt
Lake Tuesday
President A. w McCune of the Utah &.
Pacific road is in New York
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MUST BID On WHOLE.
Attorney General Hands Down An
Opinion

Attorney General Bishop yesterday
handed down an opinion relative 10 the
proper course to follow Ia offering bids
for public buildings. The opinion was in
answer to question from the county
attorney Of Uintah county, who stated
that the county was about to erect a
court house and wanted 10 know whether
IL would be legal TO advertise for bids on
the different kinds Of work necessary on
the building The opinion was that il
would not and that bids must be offered
for the entire buiIding.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19

mas a lively ana prolonged ses-
llas broad represeutatives at the
a5- . 49, of lhe Rio Grande Western
gs5 r-s-srfay on the subject of bet
rli.-- ..-fgrz for the Western on Pa
G.. -+ rrsfress. 10 began at TO o'clock
c1i -5-rfrg. and with an mtermission
i1 .- .--.rsar lasted until g O'Clock last
i+ - without arriving at any other
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19

lie health was directed to consider the
pr0priety CT securing additional quar-
tiers for use in treating prospective
smallpox patients in quarantine The
committee VIII take up the matter at
meeting to be held this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19
RAILROAD TRUST.
--'I OF Santa Fe and Southern Pa
enc 0agn no Criticism

-" ----- -" NA-lI-LsLI-
---.... railroad official said yes
Obj. y.-.- ---''- that the recent action of
ia .r-...- and Southern Pacific roads
r.--..--- SUD. stringent terms 10 he
al-r.-..l III fruits over their lines was too
-l- ...-e. Y. De- long tolerated. and NJ
su a.s-..... aimed in the routing tsriff
r.- .- RI. Ir..gEt. no. 3. q = re.fe~-
.-.r lr. ---a. -ile reSCrViug the ahs0-
You'd .-5 a-.- .-i.ed Eght to route he
l0t us ual.I- Ein-ual as it saw fit womb
ny 's any court in the coun-
have -E ls entitled To and sborf5
should f. --l .p say how his nro51ct-
"5 f--s.-- .......i. il is the rr0ssesf tin5
-.-I e.r--.-s.H 90 the part of tbS III III
81. The nflci.l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19
One New Case.

One new case was developed yester
day. the patient being Arthur Hobbs
the 1-year-old son of William Hobbs Of
/ 9 jefferson avenue. The child wac
taken to the pest house.
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More Vaccinations.

DR. Whitney vaccinated III persons,
mostly poor children. at the public
health Office yesterday.
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mysterious" Kramer in Town.
mysterious Mr.. Kramer Of Rio
Gande Western affiliations was in the
city with Colonel Dodge. as usual yes
terday. 1t was imDossi bic TO ferret out
ftls movements up 70 a late hour. probably
tor the reason thar his Sherlock Holm IS
instinct, coupled to the rivers Of mud
that ebD and flow ia the vicinity of the
Western station, enabled him 10 success
fully cover his tracks The few who
caught sight Of him said that ne brought
Ms WOnted Sphinx-lika silence with him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19

---,-.far than that of declaring the
.s.fa1 still unsettled and the agreement
. ral again IN san Francisco on the
4.fq dozen extensive railroad systems
were represented IS follows; southern
pFfe by j. e.. Stubbs. third vice presi-
-- Julius EruttschnitJ fourth vice
-es5-nt and general manager, F. O.
r-smick passenger traffic manager. J.
4 gilmore. manager. Il. II. Goodman,
rr.rI passenger agent.
Ea Gru6e Western--D- c. Dodge. vice
r-salu. and general manager, A. T..
WsHr general superintendent. ). TIL.
P.trtk general traffic manager, O. W
F--r general passenger agent, W.. IL.
S-asa- general agent al San Fran
Denver d Rio Grande.-A. S. Hughes
general traffic manager, Charles H.
SllCks. assistant general Managers $.
HOOPER general passenger agent
e-aI passenger agent ". H. Donnell,
Burlington & Missouri River-John
Francis general passenger agent.
Chicago. Rock Island * Paciiic.-Charles
Kennedy, assistant general passenger
agent
Confab Was Exclusive.
TIE eaufab was a terribly exclusive one
end al Tie proceedings were ShrOUded in
MISERY. The doors were closed and
C~ai and newspaper men were kept at
@ distance. IL leaked out last evening
thai the proceedings were the Iiveliest
tt have been held in railroad circles
1I- many "a day. All the officials pres
g developed into orators. and each had
Bis .um Et speocEifyinE. During the
day tle state of affairs assumed an in
I-5--EE phase and the final develop
U-1ts were such as 10 upset some of the
'u--les that have long been paraded
-Il as facts by the s0-cailed knowing
g5s
Contrary To all expectations. the South
Cr Pacific OUCIals came out strong as
als of the Rio Graude Western. and
supported ID In It's fight for an overland
--.-a- train. via The Rio Graude West
en- QUO 90 san Francisco in the evening
eng even went So far AS 10 state their
T-lsless t' stand by the Western to
la extent of operating q limited out of
- francisco 90 the evening IN order TO
SIZE Tho B-I Grdnde Western California
sloDs 90 au eastern express leaving
SET Lake lu the early forenoon.
.-- Southern Pacific expressed a will
Lsss 90 acCede 20 all the wishes of the
Western provided the latter road could
E-'ll upon its Grand Junction and
G eastern connections 20 assist il in
.s Efforts To- haul the train through to
t-asl without a layOVer.
Surprise of the Day.
-Ar4 then came the surprise Of the day.
l-r Western connections at and east Of
WANG Junction are reported as having
e-- Sc such e. way as TO wet blanket the
er proceedings, lively as they are said
--.r lrel- 10 was said last evening
F. IHuHnr q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19
Need More Room.

At last evenings special meeting c.
the city council the committee on pub
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19
WOULDN'T HURT MRS. MILLS.
Mrs. o'Melveney Says She Didn't
Pursue Her.

Mrs. O'Melveney yesterday made a
statement to the effect that she had no
intention or thought OF injurng Mrs.
AtiU5 on Wednesday, after ahe .rial She
says that it is true that she went UP
town on the same street as Mrs.
Nils but that she was half block be-
hind the latter, and made no effort to
oVaTtake her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19
5Tl1H No AGREEMENT
ference of Railroad Men Is
OOD FruitlesS.
EASTERN LINES BALKED
IRIS 10 HEAR WESTERN
III ARGUMENTS.

and Lively Session of Prom
Isag'- CmciaIs Held In the Gen
o#ess Of the Rio Grande
go But All the Talk Result
ma Disagreement.
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''MVsterious'' Kramer Il 49,.

70 Denver at e Scent rate, but in future
VIII not bill it through to Texas points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19

White House.-Bartly MeDonough, Park
City; R. J. Rogers Bingham, /. e Har-
rls6n Ouhir; Dr.. George r. Davis. Too
ole. W Aylett H. E. Aylett Bingham
Junction; J. ". Tate. To0ese; 5. Pollock.
Mercur. l. CantWeu Bingham. John
Painter. Stock e0n; Il. J. Whiteker a. g.
Green and wife. Bingham, George ID
Sampson, Silver City. Ida, w. Aylett ans
wife. Bingham Junction: W McCarner
q II Spared Montana; j. Morgan
B.neham. +. Bellair. Miss B. Thorne
New York. 5. X Martin. Ely. New C
Anderson. Stockton; J. BetTess. Alta: 4
Mutt Paris Ida. A. Chadwick and wife
Terrace. ". O. Greer. bancroft. Ida: c
d. Coates. +. McKina9n Bingham: s. II
Mccarthy and family Mrs s H Nieisel
ard f.an.ly. Park City, A. L. Johnson.
Baker City, Ore
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19

Knutsford.-J Woods Smith. Chicago;
w. II. Forth, Denver; Mrs. Charles A.
Park, Salem, Ore; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burley and child Everett; MIR and Mrs.
L. j. Reed, Chicago a. p. Brayton, jr.,
San Francisco; William J. Hine Chicago:
E J. George. Providence, George J. Ban
croft. Denver; ;. S Nawlin. PocatellO. ).
B. Hickey Boulder Colo: W f. Failey.
Denver; j. Francis. Omaha; II. Bargman.
J. ]. Fieischmann, ST. Louis; G. c. Rus
sell. Helper. j. G.. MCPHERSON Chicago.
NJ II Kern. Denver. T. O. HilbOrToW
Chicago. H. A. Latta. Battle creek
Mich T. T. Winston. Chicago; d. C.. Me
Laughlin. Park City. H. J. Schaeffer. Sc
attle L. S. Moser. Chicago; r. 1t.
Weatherby. st. Louis; Juskin B. Per
kins and wife. Salem, Mass; George
Spangeneerg. Denver.
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TRIAL OF CAPT. MILLS.
Continued from Page l.

Continued from Page l.
his wife. He said he had heard Of no
conviction.
Chief Hilton testified that he talked
with Mills at the city nan on the at
ternoon Of the shooting; had several
conversations with him at different
times; requested him to make a stat
ment about the circumstances Of the
tragedy or in regard to his motive for
the shooting
Il had a talk with Mills said the
chief, and told him that I had been
informed Of his previous good charac-
ter and felt that 1 would like to show
him some cOnsie rati0n under the cir
cumstanCes. I felt sympathy for him
on account of his previous good char
acter. That he must have some motive
for doing what he had done.
L told him he was a self-cOnfesse
criminal, guilty of one of the most
heinous of crimes, and we did not feel
justified under these circumstances il
dealing with him any differently than
with any other criminals who had
come before US. but If he would make
solae statement justifying his act prob
ably we would feel justified in showing
MIN some"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19

IN7IiN VIlr-LI- .. 'tEF Us aIIu UaUrIILetr
ager Remember the Maine" company
j. p. keilian. Delta. Colo: Joseph
DFukker and wife Baltimore. Nd: J. A
G. s. Carnes. St. Paul; DR.. Taylor Good
man, Saginaw. Mich; 5. W. Craig and
wife, Provo; Miss Silence Dales, Miss
Annie Craig. Lincoln, Neb.; Arthur B.
Fox. La Porte. Ind. Leo Hamburger.
Louisville Ky; B. S. Sandfelder. Pr0vis
denoe, r.. l. l. Macpherson. New York;
W. o. Stanley, San Francisco; D. W.
Miller, Red Canyon, g. /. Hutchins, New
York; II. A. Valley, NJ w ingalls,, Lehi
W II. Watts, John 6. Tyler ogden, N.
a ROby, Idaho Falls: Prince Daily,
Omaha; Gray Warner, St. Louis; Z. NJ.
Gliddon Boston; e. T. Chaffey and wife.
Castlegate; F. ]. AltraleO, Central City.
Colo; c. L. Smith, Denver; z. 0. Watts,
Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-19

George Weston of the Circle Mining
company. Lion hill, 0phir. is registered at
the White House He stated that quite
a real estate boom has been inaugurated
at the mining camp consequent to the
opening up once more of old properties
producing lead and silver According to
the mining man. the old sBuckhOrn is
once more talking Of TeSuming operations.
The Ophir Hill Consolidated, he says. is
erecting q l0j-ton concentrates capacity
mill. which viii be in active operation at
an early date
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
PR0YIMA APERTURE
De LAS C0RTES tSPANOLAS

Despachos de Madrid dicen que
para principles del proximo mes de
Noviembre Sc indica la solemn .
aperture de- Parlamento espahol,
donde Sc tra*ara detenidamente eel
proyecto de matrimouio entire Ia
Princesa de Asturias. dofa Maria
de las Mercedes, y ell pricipe Luis
.Amadeo de Saboya Duque de los
Abruzzos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
lNFORMES VALl0SOS

Ell referido funeionario del depar
tamento de la Guerra de la citada
Repdblica ha dicho en- su apoyo que
tiene valiosfsimos informes del ge-
neral Mac Arthur, Comandante en-
jefe del ejercito americana que ope-
ra en- Filipinas, y del exJuez Mr..
Taft, presidente de la Comision Ci
vii, que demuestran todo 10 con
trariO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
lei SUB S7CRETAkI0 MEINEJ0HS
DESMINTIENDO BRYAN
VA NO HAY ESCLAV3S

Ell Sub secretario de la Guerra
de los Estados Unidos, Mr.. Meikle,
john, ha a6rmado que es incierto TO
que ha dicho el JEFF del partido de
mocrAtico, Mr.. William Jannings
Bryan, respecto q que el gobierno
de Washington adnite Ia esclavitud
en- el Archipelago de Zuld 8 Jol6,
situado al sur de Fllipinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
There are No Slaves Now

Mr. Meicklejohn, u S. Assistant
Secretary of War, has roundly stated
that it is not true what Mr.. VIM
Jennings Bryan, the head Of the
Democratic party has said as to the
government at Washington permit
ting slavery in the Zulu archipie
lago to the south Of the Philip
pine Island.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
ENYRADAa DIT OABOTAJh.

DE Arecibo vap amer "Vasco'
con la ca-ga siguiente: Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga ITO pacas tabaco en- rama
DE Mayagiez y Ponce gol "Ele
nap con la siguiente carga: Sobrino de
Izquierdo y co 10000 kilos sal granel
Gambia y Stubbe 100 SIS azticar Juan
Ortiz l baul ropa usada Ell Santos 42
d cigarrillOs Piza Hnms 5 q muebles
A la 6rden 100 SIS az1car.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
TRATAO0S GENERATES
De C0MERCI0 Y A 'lsTAD
ENTIRE ESPANA Y Ell N0RTE AMERICi

Los despachos referidos anaden
que ell Ministro de Relacicnes Elk
teriores, Sr Marques de Aguilar y
Camp6o, presentara 4 la aprobaci6n
de las Co-tes, despues de aLiertas.
los Tratados generates de Oomercio
y amistad entire los goblernos de
Espafia y los Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
Ell TRATAD0 De EXTRA0IClnN
YlA lSLA De CAGAYAM

Ademas de los menuionados pre-
sentala tambien ell Marques de
Aguilar y Campoo, la saLci6n de
los citados Cuerpos Oolegisladores.
ell Trata'lo de extradici6n concerta-
do con la Rep1blica del Norte y la
cesi6n este pals de la isla de Ca .
gayan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
Valuable information

The re erred-to official of the
War Department of the Republic
mentioned has said in support of his
statement that he has valuable in
formation from Gen. Mac Arthur
Commander in Chief of the Ameri
can army campaigning in the Phi
lippine Islands, and from Ex-Judge
Taft, President of the Civil Com
mission, all Of which goes to prove
the contrary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10

York para esta isla Ell dia 13 del corriente
mes.
Ha embarcado para los Estados Unidos,
donde va con dos meses de lcencia, ell
Teniente coronel f. Il. Nye, del ej6rcito de
guarnici6n en- esta isla.
Ell Tribunal Supreme de Justicia de esta
isla no celehrara recursos de casaci6n Inter.
puestos en- causas criminales, hasta ell dia 10
del preSente mes.
"a. DECLARAOIONESd de Aduana he
chas segdn las nuevas Tarifas, 6 pesos el
100 en- ell Boletir MercantiI. d.
En- breve embarcara para los Estados
Unidos ell Gobernador Militar Ge esta isla
MIR. Geo W. Davis, acompanado de su Ayu
dante de Campo el Teniente Battle.
Ell general Davis marcia q los Estados
Unidos en asuntns relacionados con ell i'm
pcrtante cargo que desempena en- esta isla
Al regresar, vendra acompanado de su
familia, que desde hace algdn tempo embar
CO para los Estadus Unidos con objeto de
paSar una temp0rada en- aquella Rep1blica
Ell domingo de madrugada embarcaron.
Sc en- un bote en- la playa de Mayagiiez
dos americanos con ell prop6sito de pasar
el dia en- la isla del DeStcheo. Sc teme en-
aquella localidad que les haya ocurrido al.
gun percance, pues no hay noticias de
ellos.
Sc encuentran en- Mayagiez don Anto.
nio Matte; Lluveras y don Julio Villeneu
We Semidei.
Entire los militares que embarcarOn aver
tarde para los Estados Unidos fguran ell
coronel H. Il. Brinkerhoff, ell teniente cOro
mel f. E. Nye ell captain A. Vodges, per.
tenecientes al ej6rcito que guarnece esta
| iSla.
Ell coronel Brinkerhoff ha pedido ell retro
por haber cumplido la edad reglamentaria
en- ell servicio.
Ell teniente coronel Mye lleva dos meses
de licencla, que disfrutara en- su pals.
Mr.. Pettingill, en- representation del
"San Juan and Ris-Piedras Railway Com
pany", ha removable su petici6n de restric,
OioA 6uCo Id OOAUo Heuoiol, Poi" 4"S sc
prohiba al Alcalde y Consejo municipal,
otra nueva Intervention, en- el tendido de
rails que viene colocando por la Gale de
San Francisco la expresada companfa, para
ell tranvia electrico.
I'll repu!ado pianista y composition, don
Federico Ramos, ha tenido la atenc6n de
enviarnos la delicada guaracha para piano,
intitulada "Tu y Yo," de que es autor,
cuya composition, como tdas las suyas
ha sido acogida con APPLAUSE Yer el p1l li;o,
entire Ell que ha llegado ser verdadera-
mente popular.
Durante Ell rnes de Septiembre pr6ximo
pasado SO han registrado en- Lares 12S de.
funciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
Approaching O.jsning of the
Q Spanish Cortes

Dispatches from Madrid state that
early in November is the time set
fort the SOLEMN opening Of the
Spanish parliament, wlfich will occu-
py itself at lerath about the maria
ge of Dona Maria dc las Mercedes,
Primo asa Of Asturias, and Prince
Louis Amadeus Of Saboya, Duke of
Abruzzos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
Ell c0NFLICTO CHINO
AEVACUACI0N De PEKIN

En- ell Departamentc de la Cue
ira de Washington SO ha recibido
un despacho del general Adna R.
Chaffee anunciaado que en la pre-
sente quincena quedara completa
mente concluida la evacuation de
Pekin por el ejercito de los Estados
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
General Treaties Of Commerce anc
Friendship bstween Spain and
North America

Said dispatches add that the Mar
quis of Agu'lar Campoo, Minister Of
/ orelgn Affairs. will present to the
Cortes tor approval: after the ope-
nin,.., general Treaties of CONNER
CO and Friendship temporarily
drawon up by the Spanish and
u. S. governments.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10

Tuan to the Siberian frontier, be
having been the true cause Of the
carnage wrought in China and of
The excitement Of the natives against
foreigners.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10

Pekin que en- breve circulara un
decreto disponiendo ell destierro a
la frontera de Siberia del fanatico
principe Tuan, eel verdadero cau-
sante de las matanzas ocurridas Ell
China y de la excitacion do los Ia
turales contra los extranjeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
The Chinese conflict
The Evacuation of Pekin

A despatch has been received by
the War Department at Washington
frorn Gen, Adna Z Chafee announ
cling that within a fortnight the U
S Army will have completely
withdrawn from Pekin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
sALIDAS DE TRAVEaIA

Para New York vap amer "Phila
delphia" despachado por Vlllar y co
con la siguiente carga: Sus consigna
tarios Is G tabaco elaborado Porto Ri
can american Tobacco co l q maqui
maria The Cui an and Pan American
Express co 2 d varios efectos Mullen
hoff y Korber pqte con $2375 en- oro
y plata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
POR 5 S

En- ell establecimiento del g Boletin or
pesos Sc construyen los siguientes sellos
de gonna superiores: sello oomerciGt de
Cualqnier forlna; i'd pdgueso d Ia orden,
etc; id dMpgicado; 1 id pdgado; id re-
cibimos id aoeptomos; cualquier otrO
en- ese estilo, con su almohadilla inagotable.
Todo por $5 moneda corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
The Treaty Of Extradition
and the Island Of Cagayan

Besides said treaties, the Marquis
OF Aguilar .Camp6o, will present
for the sanction of the legislative
bodies mentiaued, the Extradition
Treaty drawn up with the Northern
Republic, and the concession to the
latter Of the Island Of Cagayan,
Literaty Property
Projects of a Treaty for literary
property between Spain and the
South-Amerio>n republics will also
be presented.
New York Market.
New York, October 10Th 1900
Wheat Flour "Tumbado-
ra" ra"----,~-..-.S3.9O
Centrifugal Sugar. ....... "4.l316
Muscovado sugar. firm scarlce
Sterling exchange. 49,. " 3 Sl.O0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
Prince Tuan Pursued by Misfortune
Condemned to Ostracisn

Prince Li-Hung- Chang has in
formed the ambassadors in Pekin
that soon the decree will be made
known exiling the fanatic Prince
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
.UIdnOS CaD|GgranaS
NueVa York, 10 De 0ctubrv
LA REELECTION De NC NNLEY
SERA UN HECH0

Despachos de Washington anun :
clan que con toda seguridad sera
reelecto Presidente de los Estadcs
Unidos, en- las elecciones que han
de veri6carse ell dia 6 de Noviem-
bre proximo, Mr.. William Mac Kin
ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-10
PESlMIsMo ENTIRE Los DEMOCRATS

Ell partido democratic no oculta
su peslmismo, en- ell prensa que le
es adicta, al referirse a los trabajos
de propaganda que viene hacienda
para las pr6ximas elecciones.