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Evening star., 1901-12-30

FRUIT CAKE. 15C. PER POUND.
Pound, two for % cents. WILKINS, 924 9th
Evening star., 1901-12-30
Branch once, 7th and T SITS. n. w.

Branch ONCE, 9TH and SITS. n. w.
The Star has opened a branch office at
Criswelrs drug store, corner 7th and L
streets northwest. where advertisements
are received at regular rates and sent d.
rect to The Star Office without additional
cost to the advertiser
Evening star., 1901-12-30

OUR DETERMINATION
To maintain superiority in giving the best
values In Teas. Coffees and Sugars Is the
strongest argument We present for your
patronage. c. D Kenny Co. 80 stores.
Evening star., 1901-12-30
OUR DETERMINATIO

OIL Heaters. Gas Logs. Gas Heaters.
1904 G. CA Muddman & Co. SIG 18th.
Evening star., 1901-12-30

Best ever made-Noyelty Kitchener Coal
Ranges at A. Eberly's Sons. 71S 7th.
Evening star., 1901-12-30
L. v. l.. on New Year Day,

Printing for Lawyers and Merchants
Get my price. Milans. 615 E st. n.w.zAdvt.
Evening star., 1901-12-30

Ladies! "RoyaI' Clues Anything. Kanns 1oc
Evening star., 1901-12-30

And Duff, Gordon & Co.'S Spanish Sherries.
Chas. Kraemer 735 7th St, is headquarters.
advertisement.
North Park union., 1901-07-05

Rand accompanied by young Mr.
Malloney. arrived in town Monday.
direct from Denver Mr. Cornelius
will remain in the Park month or
two. and then return to Denver where
he has bought home.
Mr. Hubert G. Chedsey crossed the
range ON horseback to escort Elder
Phifcr over from Steamboat. wh"
drifts of snow-now frozen into ice
were encountered on the new road.
but were strong enough to bear up
the horses.
Mr.. W. c. Lamb and family of
Tmnath stopped at Walden over the
Fourth on account of Mr. Lamb hav-
ing n touch Of mountain fever They
are on their way to Steamboat
Springs, and expect to spend much
of the summer travelling over the
mountains on u vacation.
We call specia. attention to the
Importance of observing the ,lotcc Ia
ditch owners, at the head of this paor.
If All par, les interested will he prompt
in arranging dates for hearings. and
then come on with their evidence on
the date fixed, much delay, confusion
and expense can he avoided.
W. O. Mosman has bought &. +.
MOsmali interest in the old Calli-
CHAN ranch, and he and his son Mil
Ter, have taken IN desert and home
stead tights Il section of beautiful
land Immediately adjoining. and they
will now have II iirstclass ranch. in
deed This fall they expect to run a
ditch five miles long that will cover
all the new land.
Frank KcIam aud James Hatch of
Rant returned Tuesday from II trip
to Laramie bringing with them Mr. +
7. Petrle and family and their house
hold goods including II crate of chick
ems all the way from "old Missouri >
Mr. Petric is an old friend of Frauk
keliam AMI his mother and they will
make their home with them for the
present Another add ton to the
settlement ut Rand of II family of
respectable people.
VIM and Mrs. electromagnetic re
turned from Laramie last Friday.
accompanied by MIR. \. j Cox of
Kansas City, stepfather, and Mrs
Wm + Graham on Chlca 20, sister of
Mrs Mctonughey, They all. with
ID W. McDoe, took dinner at the
Michigan, spreading out their lunch
IN the broad Colorado sunlight ut
North Park union., 1901-07-05
I1Ems Or INTEREST

Agate Ridge Sunday.
Chas. Rig9en started for Laramie
last Monday for goods.
j. b. Beals brought in several
loads of machinery Thursday.
Mrs. SNYDER and the two girls are
now at Pearl running the hotel
W. T. Vnplon, Optician, at the
North Park Pharmacy. July 10 to 13.
Fred McAyov and Louise Snyder
made Il flying trip to Pearl last, Sun
day
Everything Lp.to date at Gem City
Cafe, 2l0 2nd st Best 25c meal in
Laramie,
Try the City Market and City
Grocery Co. for prices on meals
groceries, etc.
Miss Anna Martin is spending th,'
national holiday ut home, parlicipat-
ing in the festivities of the occasion
jackson, the pIasterer, is spreading
;hc stucco on Dir. FiSchers office
which will soon he ready for occu
pahcy.
Quarterly meeting services were
.I.. 4, Il
ducted by Eider D. W Phifcr Of
Denver
Ditch owners, attention! Be on
hamd promptly july 10th Mt Referees $
Court [, is money in YOUR pocket
to do SO.
W d. Beckwth is busy these days
adjusting water rights and distrlbu-
tinn of water in creeks that are run
ning little low.
Grass is reported to he making
very satisfactory growth. throughout
the Park since the warm weather set
in two weeks ago.
Walter Martha is employed rs chief
ovrrseer mt The Snyder House in
Walden these daNs.
Mr.. II p. Butler started Monday
morning to Laramie for u visit to his
Old home at Boulder Tie may he
absent several weeks
There WILL be I'm interesting
Children's Day. program rendered Ill
the church july l4th, . o'clock p m
Don't fail To attend. Program later
Don't forget to attend To- YOUR
rights in time before the Referee, :,
Court beginning july 9Th at Walden
If you neglect it YOU may incur great
loss. besides vexatious delay.
Mrs Sturlevant sold hernrw Wing
piano to Ollie SNYDER. who took it
over to Pearl. where it is now in the
new Pearl House, rs part of the ele-
CANT furniture in that superb hos;elry.
North Park union., 1901-07-05

high noon In any other county
such sunlight would almost cook
people and dinner too, but here IN
North Park it is not at all uncom-
Portable. These relatives enjoyed
themselves immensely on the trip md
will remain in the Park perhaps all
summer.
YES. THE DECLARATION OF lNDE-
pENDENCE will soon be dead letter
1t is now treated rs II worthless, old
thing, having outlived its usefulness.
1t is referred to as n thing of the
past. good enough in rs day, but no
longer binding on The present admin
istration But do W. stop to think
us it uoes into the s'lades of oblivion,
human liberty. rights, and justice 90
with it. and the will of one man takes
the place of the will of the maiiy
North Park union., 1901-07-05
Sunday Services.

Walden, Sunday, July Z, 1901:
Sunday School ll:0O Ia IN. Epworth
League $50 p. IN. Preaching Ser
vices 30 p m. Services conducted
by Rev. e. b. Wilson
North Park union., 1901-07-05

Old papers for sale nj this office,
25 cents Il hundred.
BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs Vim.
Wittmer, Pinkhamton, a son, about
two weeks ago. Our correspondent
failed to send in this item of news at
the proper time.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09
Official Paper of the City.
AN OIL EXCHANGE.

The effect of the big oil strike
made yesterday by Weaver & Co.
will not be to lessen the excitement
in oil circles in the state. In an
hour after the strike was reported
kilograms were going in every di-
rection and almost every oil man
iii the city received inquiries from
the outside, and this brings up the
question of an oil exchange for
Florence. 1t has often been sug-
gested, and was talked of quite
freely the other evening after the
banquet at the Fremont. An oil
exchange, open evenings, would
be well patronized in this city, and
it would prove an important factor
in the industrial life of the city.
Lets have an oil exchange,
Keep something doing.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09
Police Court.

Two drunks are boarding out
their fines and costs of suit today
in the city jail. Henry Baker
loaded up on poor whiskey,
with disastrous results to himself.
Judge Nix looked wise and said,
Five and costs"
Frank Murray, fakir, tired OF
following his pursuits, so just for
a little diversion, he proceeded to
get on glorious jag Five and
costs" was the sentence of the
court, and he too languishes in
durance.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09
ToRPoR AND ENTERPRISE.

Up to the present only few of
the British manufacturers, and we
fear none of the workmen, in the
iron industry have at all realized
the forces that are at work, the
magnitude and enormous natural
advantages and resources which
the Americans possess, with their
cheap ore and coal combined with
their skill and enterprise, their la
Dor saving appliances, the ir low
railway rates and water freightage
of their ores from mines to fur
naces, and the best equipped works
in the world. All this places them
at great advantage, whilst Eng
land has hitherto been working ac-
cording to antiquated, "ding-dong"
methods Those manufacturers
who have visited the states are
quite alive to the seriousness of
the situation, and they appreciate
the necessity for themselves and
their engineers to invent new meth
is, and to adopt those in opera
tion in America, so as to reduce
the cost of manufacture and bring
themselves into line with the most
modern adaptations, thus fitting
themselves to compete in the com
ing race wish American oompeti
ton. If this is done, Britain may
yet supply a fair proportion of the
worlds requirements of steel pro-
ducts; but if she fails to rise to
the occasion her past industrial
pre-eminence will pass away. The
Engineering Magazine,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09

York City between leaders of un-
ionism and finance will mark the
beginning of new epoch in the
industrial world. Cancellation is
the only logical and legitimate
means of maintaining industrial
peace between labor and capital
as was generally agreed by the
representatives of the two great
forces that move the world of in
dustry.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09

ADMIRAL DEWEY believes that
the Nicaraguan canal should be
neutral. II am convinced of the
necessity of this" he says. "Erec-
ton of Notifications would make
the canal one of the prime objec-
tives of our enemy's operations in
time of war. Besides, their con
struction would entail enormous
expense and necessitate constant
expenditure to keep them manned
and in proper condition. The
neutrality of the canalcan be guar
anteed by our fleet, The canal is
to be commercial waterway and
naturalization, therefore, will mean
It's preservation"
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09

IT is to be hoped that the result
of yestsrdny's meeting in New
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09
CANDIES GALORE!

Finding my old quarters in the
Trulove block too small. | have
moved my tailoring establishment
to the Florence Hotel block. corner
Main and Pixies Peak, where /
will be pleased to meet all my old
customers. My stock of
Spring Goods
have arrived and | invite the fash
ionable dressers of Florence to
to give me call.
VIM. VOLKENS.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09

THERE must be scme mistake in
the report that the Philippine
friars had been instructed by the
pope to withdraw to Ecuador and
Venezuela Both of those coun-
tries are at war with the church.
and have expelled all religious or.
ders. There are now in Brooklyn
a number of monks who were re-
Gently expelled from Ecuador. No
Catholic priest is allowed to land
at port of that country unless he
is native. In Venezuela none
but native priests have been per-
mitted to officiate in the churches
for twenty years past.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09
The Ladies
Go to Wallis for soda water. 60-62
Vandalism.

Yesterday some boys amused
themselves cutting initials on the
doors of the Presbyterian church.
This isn't the first time that such
things have happened here Boys
are in the habit of breaking the
colored glass windows of this
church, making an entrance and
taking whatever they can find on
the inside. 1t is disgrace to any
town to allow such acts as these to
go unpublished The officers Of
the church are Offering reward
today, and if the guilty parties can
be caught they will be punished
to the full extent of the law.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09

Master (who has come down and
found breakfast not readyl-Fm very
angry indeed. Annie!
New Servant-Oh. sir, Pm so glad,
because II your face was always like
that how awful 1t would bel should
have TO leaveLAlly Sloper
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09
Good 1otiIer.
tIustr,y

No, my dear, gumdrops do not
grow on rubber plants. They
grow at Wallis. 6O-62
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09

DR. Yard makes specially OF
all kinds of dental work. lO3-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-09

Money to loan on improved realty
60, So, 100 q l20 months. Fl. s.
Andrews, Andrews bldg. 53-ml
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
Dos Exposiciones
EN- ESPANA
Elementos de riqueza

La Camara agt icO'a de 'Reus sc pre-
pone celebrar Ell squela ciudad una
Exposition regional do agriculture y
de industrias aglfcolas. va han empe-
sado los trabajos preparatorios para
que ese certamen Sc verifilue en- ell
preseL te aIlo.
En- Mayo de 1902, coincidieAdo con
ell advenimiento de la mayor edad del
rey don Alfonso XIII, Sc verifcara en-
Madrid una gran Exposition de avcu,-
tura, a la cual, seg1n Sc ha ofrecido a
la Junta iniciadOra, prestarA decidido
apoyo ell Gobierno.
EstO prueba claramente que los la
bradO.es de Espana empiezan a sacC-
dir su traditional apatfa, para demos
trar 10 que vale la agriculture espahola
y 10 que de ella podrfa esperar la IL
queza del pals.
En- Valencia y en- otras p( b aeiones de
Andalucfa Sc proyectan celebrar tam.
bien Otras Exposicioues que han de
honrar, segurameLte, la production
naconal y haran yer al mundo los
grandes elernentos de que dispOne Els
pafa gu. la colocan a la altura de los
paises mas adelantados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
Mas Ca1ones +?
PREPARATIVOS DE- ESPANA
AdquiSici0n de material
de guerra

Ha aparecido en- ell Didrio Official del
Ministerio de la Guerra uIa Real or
den, en- la que Sc aprueba los contratos
con las casas Fried Krup, Schneider y
COmpaflfa Vickers Sons and Maxim,
para la compra de material de arti-
l'e-fa.
Los contratOs q que anteriormente
nos referimos son los siguientes
10 Con la casa Fried Krup, de
Esen (Alemania), dos contratos: ell
primero, que es defnitivo, para la ad-
quisici6n de "a caiiones de IS milfme-
tros de calibre y tiro rapido, con sus
curefas, acces orios, respetos y juegos
de armas, y ademas 432 armones com
pletOs, 2SS carros de municiones, 352S0
cartuchos completes con "shrapnel",
l5S40 idem con granada de segmentOs,
144O con bote de metralla, seis juegos
de cartuchOs cal:bradores, 5000 kil6gra
mos de p6lvora Wolf, seis cierIes lie
respeto, dos frenos hidraulicos para ell
fuego, seis juegos de muelles recupera-
dores, $50 cartuchos de prueba, 600
espoletas a doble efecto de II segun-
dos, 600 espOletas de percuci0n y 1900
estOpines.
El segundo contrato con la misma
casa es Conditional y depende de la
consignaci6n de creditos en- ell presu-
puesto de 1902. OOmprende 3672O
cartuchos competo tos con "shrapnei",
20170 con granada de segmentos y
l44O con bote de metralla, todos del
calibre antes indica9o.
90 Con la casa Schneider y Oompa-
MIA de Creusot Francia la cual ha de
suministrar "a cailones de tiro rapido
de 75 milfmetros, con sus curefias,
juegos de armas, accessories y respetos,
seis cierres de respeto, dos cu1ss COM
pletas de curefia, II maquinas de re
cargar cartuchos y 800 disparos de
pTueba.
80 Con las casas sindicadas Vickers
Sons and Maxim Iuglaterra y Saint
Ohamond Francia] que comprende
SO canOres completes como los anterio
res, con todOs sus accessories, ETC.; "a
cierres de respeto, ocho frenos, "a jue
gos de muelles, II maquinas de recar-
gar cartuchos, 300 disparos de prueba
y 20567 vainas cebadas.
Estos tres 1ltimos contratos son
tambien defnitivos, ya pagar con los
creditos va cOnsignados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
ARCHITECTURAL
E S p A n O L A
en- BuenOS Aires

Con destino q establecimiento bal
neario, ell arquitecto espaiiol don A.
Menendez, ha construido un maravi-
loso edifcio EN- la calle Suipacha ertre
Piedsd y Rivadavia de la ciudad por-
tena, que constituye una verdadera
|jOya de- arte de edificar.
De puro esti!o arabe, semeja ell pa
lacio un fragmento de la Alhambra
espl6ndidO trasportado por arte de en-
cantamiento a la orilla del Plata lleno
de aire, de luz, de vivificante frescura
adn en- los memories rincones, cuajado
de detalles riqufsimos de ornamental
ci6n, esmaltado de calados y motive
cuyo secreto de factura parece va per
dido desde que ell cincel de los hiios de
Allah dej0 de obrar prodigios en- la
rieDte TERRA andaluza, sembrando de
|atrevimientos artfsticos y de audacia
arquitect6nicas que suspenden ell ami
mo al par que lie emhargan y dulcisi
mamente lie delestan en- la placidez que
dentro sus ambitos Sc siente.
Los azulejos empleadOs en- esa cons
trucci6n sobelbia proceden de las gran
des casas que en- Espafia Sc dedican a
resucitar con filial escI1pulo artfsticO,
la ceramica morisca. Mensaque, de
Sevilla, ha dadO los azulejos de mas
puro estilo; Pikman, los famosos de la
Oartuja /; los mosaioos son valencianos
de Nolla. Despues, todo ha sido
hecho alli mismO, en- la propia casa a
medic construir. ALI Sc instalaron los
talleres de eScultura y vaciado en- yesO,
allf Sc hicieron todos los modelos, que
merecfan los honores de una exposi
ci6n, concebido y dibujado todo por ell
arquitecto director de la Obra, que re
cientemente despu6s de muchos afios
de noble ansiedad artfstica ha logrado
esta bella ocasi6n de revelar sus con :
diciones demostrando que sabe conce-
bir con talento y ejecutar con amor.
Felicitamos y bien sinceramente al
arquitecto que tan galarda muestra
acaba de dar de la vfvida actividad del
genio espalol, que cada dia Sc ostenta
en- todas parties con nuevas esp '6ndidas
manlfestaciones mentis. soberbiamen.
ue hermoso a quienes por extinto die
ron ell hispano abolengo y por feneci-
das las genialidades de la raza inmor-
tai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
En- ValladOlid
DEBE LEVAN TARSE
UN MONUMENT0
ACOLON A N

Con motive del acuerdo del Gobier-
1no espafol, relative que sea colocado
en- Madrid ell monumentO q Colon que
debi6 instalarse en- ell Parqne de la
Habana, expresan algunas personas
grande extra fieza ante ese proyecto,
teniendO en- cuenta que va hay en- Ma
'drid OtrO m0numento al immortal des-
cubridor de America. Porque los mo-
numentOs no son adornOs de las ciuda
des, sino sfmbolos de las glorias de los
pueblos, y por 10 mismo hay hasta una
raa6n estetica para que no Sc repitau
en- dos palmOs de terreno.
Espafia ha levantado un monumen-
to a Colon en- la Oorte; otro en- Palos,
de donde patio ell intr6pido navegante !;
otro en- Barcelona, donde desembarc6
con las presses de su descubrimiento. y
ha dado digno albergue los restos del
gran genoves en- la catedral de Sevilla,
ell erporiO de nuestro cOmerciO con las
lndias. Solo una ciudad, cuyo nOmbre
va undo al de Colon, carece de monu
mento que perpet1e su memoria en- ella.
Esa ciudad es Valladolid, donde mnri6
Colon ell 81 de Mayo de 1906. Mn,
gdn sitio mejor para levantar ese mo-
numento.
Muri6 Colon en- VaIladolid, olvidado,
casi despreciado, de la naci6n que le
debfa un Nuevo Mundo. Aquel olvi-
dadO acaso debe contarse como ell pri-
mer error de Espana en- la politica CO.
lOnial que tan cara le ha costado.
pues ha sonadO la hora de repa-
rar los errOres ante la Historic levan
temOs en- ValadOlid ell monumento que
debimos levantar en- el Parque de la
Habana al descubridor de America.
Esto respondera una idea, Lo
que trata de hacerse no responde a ma
da.
Y 81 al fin Sc emplaza en- la capital
de Castillo la Vieja ell monumentO,
tendra Espana en- adelante un motive
menOs de sonrojo ante los extranjeros
que, visitandO los lugares tradicionales
de Valladolid, Sc detienen con profun-
da extrafeza ante la lapida que Osten-
ia ell destartalado caser6n de la calle
de la Magdalena, que hasta hace po-
cos amos ha sido vaquerfa, donde ex-
pir6 ell insigne navegante; lapida hu
mllde, que contrasta con la grandeza
del hombre immortal, y en- la que Sc
We esta sencilla leyenda: Aqut muri6
Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
MAYAGUEZ

Los presses de la carcel de este departa-
mento presentaran una instancia al GOber
nador Civil, pidiendo que continue desem-
penando ell puesto de alcalde, el mismo que
ahora 10 hace.
-Ha sidO bautizadO cOnfoTme al ritual
protestante, un nino de don cose Morales.
Con gran solemnidad Sc ha celebrado
en- esta ciudad, la fiesta de San Jose.
Entire los Ooncejales del ayurtamiento
existe gran desconten:o; gran nGmer0 de
ellos, presentaran la renuncia de su cargo en-
la prmera session
La sociedad denOminada "San juan,
celebr6 ell dia 20 un msgnf6co bale al que
asisti6 gran concurrencia.
La menciOnada socedad proy eeta crear
un fondo, para auxiliar & sus asociados.
Esta mafana, al apear d tranvia cleo
trico, en- la parada que hace frente al Insti.
tituto, en- Santurce, la SefOra dOna Sara
Santiso, fue arrastrada por ell vehfculo, pro
duc;6ndola varias Commissioners J una hsrida
de pron6stico reservado.
Fue asistida en- ell cualtel de la policfa
municipa! de aquel barrie.
Aver, q las cinco de la tsrde, fu6 cOndu.
cido la Ultima morads, el cadaver dc Ia
sefiorita Providencia Fernandes Agrsnsoni,
perteneciente una distinguids familia de
esta capital.
AL acto del sepelio asisti6 un considerable
nnmero de caballeros, amigos de Ia 6nada.
fDios haya acogido On so ssno el alma
dc 10 que "a no existe!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
UNA CARTA
DEL
CONSUL de VENEZUELA A
San Juan Puerto Rico, 2l de Mario
de 1901.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MEROANTIL.
SenOr

Acabo de leer ell importante artfcu.
10 titu'aGO "La Situaci6n de Venezue-
la'; y como epresentante de mi patria
en- esta ciudad, me permito dhigirle
estos reglones.
NADIA de cr{tico tiene la situaci6n de
Venezuela en- estos momentos: quizas,
de las que forman la a-.Am6rica del Sur,
sea una de las que estan en- mejores
condolences
La prensa sensational americana y
algunos peri6dcos del continente que
andan siempre errados en- su inf)rma-
ci6n acerca de los pueblos latino ame
ricanOs, sc ocupan de la ingrata labor de
te-giveI sar los hechos constantemente,
a fin de sembrar ala ma J paIicO en- ell
comercio, en- la bolsa y hasta ELI ell ami
mo de los que tienen sns intereses liga-
dos a aQuelios paises.
De allf la suggestion, de all ell juicio
err6neo que Sc ha tornado contra ellos
en- algunas naciOnes.
|. Afortunadamente los pueblOs lati-
no americanOs tienen sus O6digos, su
Legislation sa abia y justicieTa; y tantO
en- el derecho civil como en- ell derechO
international, tienen previsto los casos,
en- que pudieran verse envueltos en- el
ageno derecho, asi como el procedi-
miento para dirimir sus controversies
Las relaciones entire los EstadOs
Unidos de America y los de Venezue-
la son muy cordiales, por mas que la
prensa sensational Sc empene en- de
mostrar 10 contrario. Entire Washing
ton y Caracas no habra ninguna mani
festaci6n que tienda q entibiar esas
relaciones. Y aquellas que usted sc
refere :tengo la creencia de que Sc
arreglaran por la via diplomatica asf co
mo cualquiera otra que llegue q susci.
tafse.
Con reterencia q los lumores de .e
voluci6n, puedo asegurar usted que
ell pals esta en- completa paz y labors
por su prOgreso y eDgrandecimiento.
Ruego q usted la publicsci6n de es
tas lineas, y con la mas elevada Consi
deraci6n me suscribo,
Su atento servidor,
El Consul de Venezuela,
NJ. ACil0 Blonco.