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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
La bOda de
una princesa.

Apenas sc anunci6 ell matIimonio de
la Princesa de Asturias con Don Carlos
de Borb6n, comenz6 a producirse en-
tOda Espaila una agitaci0n que lego q
inspirar serios temOres. Ell sentlmien-
t. de oposici6n esas bodas crecfa Sc
gun iba acercandose la ftcha de su rea-
lizaci6n. Todo parecfa presagiar suce
SOS de gran .trascendencia; pero las
bodas Sc etectuaron y nj ahtes nj des
pu6s de realizadas aconteci6 NADIA de
extraordinaIio, peImaneciend0 inaltera
BILE ell orden pGblico. Para asegurarlo,
bast0 al Gobierno declarar suspensas
las garantias constitu cionales, hacer
algunos alaIdes de tlerza y suspender
las fiestas acordadas para celebrar Ell
fausto suceso, como dicen las gentes
palatinas. La efervescencia pOlltica de-
sapareci6, las amenazas lanzadas a los
vientos de la publicidad y los fatfdicos
augurios de polfticos desacreditadOs,
como ell Sr. Romero Robledo, vinieron
al suelO como d6bi, castillo de nsipes
y 10 mas particular del case es, que a
ese peIIOdO de desasOsiegO y ce intran-
qullidad dc los esp(ritus, sigui6 ell de
pna calma absolute. La prensa de
oposigi6n enmudec6 y SOLO Sc oyeron
algunos cantOs geremiacos, sin mis-
consecuences que las de halagar con
ellos los oidos q donde llegaban.
Pasados los amagos de tOrmenta, ell
Gobierno suspendl6 ell estado de sitio
en- Madrid, y todo volvi6 a su antique
ser estado. A tai punto lego Ell o.
vido de 10 acontecidO, que encanta leer
en- la prensa de la villa y corte la des-
cripci6n de las animadas fiestas y del
holgorio con que ell buen pueblo madri-
lefi0 ha celebrado ell breve : bulicioso
reinado de esa divinidad mitOl6gica que
tOdOs con0cemOs con ell nomtre de
Mono.
D.ffcilmente podrfa explicarse dc
una manera satisfactOria un Gamble
tan prOfundO en- ell sentir de 10 que he.
mos convenidO en- lamar opinion p1
blica. Podrfa aducirse para logral
aquel objeto, ell que ahora como antei
como siempre, las masas popularel
OO udu StuU Iuto VuO m0uooo AOOohO'
habilmente conducidos a donde les hs
venido en- ,ganas, por iOs que Sc hal
declaradO q sf mism0s sus profetas
gufas 6 sa,yadores, aprovechandose de
las ventsjas que lie proporcionan deter
minadas situaciones polfticas 8 econ6
rnicas.
Quedamos, pues, en- que las bodaI
de la Princess Mercedes y ell Inf aEt,
Don Carlos, Sc han reali sadO en- med.t
del mayor orden y que todas las actitu
des que en- contra del enlace indicad'
Sc tomaron no eran mas que intriga'
de polfticos traviesos y de periodisrai
ba.alladores, tias los cuales formabaI
de comparsa masas mas 8 menos nu
merosas de ciudadanos impIesionables
que io uiismo hacen Ia corte 4 aquello'
ilustres fantas;stss, que acompanar
alegres entusiasmados & las masca
radas que ocho dias despues De eisc
tuadas las bodas , de estar instaladol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
n cOD0ietO en- Extreme Orientr
Escuadra japoncsa
en- Fousan.
IServicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantill

Hong Kong, viernes. Aver tar
de Sc hallaban surtos en- la bahia de
Fousan, Este de Corea, catorce bar
cos de guerra japoneses.
Asegirase que la escuadra rusa
ha tornado where's para muchos dias,
en- las costas de Port-Artf ur, en- Gu
va poblaci6n Sc nota mucho movl'
miento por la afuencia de tropas.
Existe tanta animadversi6n contra
los ingleses, en're los rusos, que los
jefes de 6s.os han adoptado severfsi-
mas disposiciones amenazando con
duras penas al soldado que Sc aleje
mas de una milla de los campamen-
tos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
Suceso escandalOso
UN HOMBRE
CAST DESTROZADO

Anoche como & las 10, un indiyiduo de
nacionalida alelnana, fu6 apaleado por la
denominada "Eseuadra de la calle del Sol ,,
al extreme de ,qnedar tendido en- Ell suelo,
sin movimiento.
La policia, que en- ndmero de 10 8 IL
hombres, acudi6 al lugar del suceso, pudo
contener duras penas, & los autores de.
escandalo, dispafando un tiro al aire.
Segdn los datos que hemos podido ad
quidr, el apaleado SO neg6 q pagar un gas.
to hecho en- una casa de la calle del Sol,
huyendo por Ell callej6n Ide Pagani dcnde
cay6 TERRA, dsrribado q palos, por sus per
seguidores.
En gravfsimo estado fu6 coEducido al
cuarto Do socorros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22

los movies en- ell suntuoso Palacio de la
Plaza de Oriente, de Madrid, recorrfan
al son de bandurrias, castafiuelas y
panderetas los anchurosos paseos y las
GALES principales de la populosa villa
del oso y del madTofio.
IQne elocuente ejemplo de 10 que es
la inconstancia humana
Mas 81 nos detenemos & examinar el
case atentamente, toda aquella algara-
da no fne mas que una tempestad en-
un vase de aqua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
Las aVeriaS
del "Paulina"

Nos dicen de Mayagiiez, que cansa de
un fuerte temporal, one arroj6s s0bre las
r0cas enGlaS cOStas de Arecibo al Yap0r
espafiol ssPaulina," este lego aquel puer-
to CON algunas averfas de consideration J
hacienda mucha aqua. Ell "Paulina" lie.
go q Mayagiiez For no haber podido entrar
en- nuest-o puerto causa del fuerte viento
que reinaba ell dia Is.
BIlLETES De PASAJER0S PARA PONCE
de venta todas las nOches $3.50 para puntoS
lntermedios & tpos proporcionales. Coehes ess
peciales & Ponce todas horas y servicio diario
de paquetes bultos 6 todos los puntos de la
Carretera central.
West Indies Express Company, Tetuan, San
Juan 2 Gale del Amor, Ponce, 2J-00
Anoche Sc ha cometido un robo la in.
divfdua Valentino Iba1ez, yecina de Ia
calle de Norzagaray, consistente en- S1.50
centayos algunas preDdas de vestir, del
suceso, segdn nos participa la perjudicada
Sc ha dado parte la policis.
Los seilores NJ. Lomba Ca. nos psrti.
cipan que desde esta fecha y por mdtuo
acuerdo, cesa en- sus operaciones la casa
que giraba en- esta plaza bajo aquella raz6n,
encargandose del active pasivo la nueva
que Sc establece baiO la raz6n de "Suceso
res de M. Lomba Ca. s EN- O, para de.
dicarse los mismos negOcios que Ia
extinguida, y de la que seran socios ges-
torres ADMINISTRATORS don Jose NJ. Piiiei.
70 Vazquez don Jose Ma Lomba Pef1a,
y comanditarios don Jose NJ. Signo Media.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

Aver tarde, frente nuestra redacci6n,
un caro- que estaba descargando maderas
en- la lntendencia, conducido por un ameri.
cano, a pesar de los repetidos toques de
campana de las voces del conductor del
tranVia que al dar la yuelta la Plaza de
Armas, por POGO choca con ell reterido caro-,
este permaneci6 inamoyible, ohStruyendo la
via del tren, hasta que, las proteStas de
los viajerOs, los guardias quitaron ell caro-
que eStOrbaba la libre circulation, no sin
protestas por parte del conductor del vehi.
culo, que SO trasmltieron ell gr tos estem.
poraneOS incorporates.
Sc estan hacienda las instalaciones de la
luz electrical, que suminstrara~ la empreSa
del tranvia.
FUME I'D. los tabacos pcrfectamente secos
bien curados, elaborados con las mejOres hojas
de la Plata, en- ell departamentO del detalle de la
porto Rico Cigar Co., Calle de Tetudn ndmero
IA, al lado de la Iglesia de Santa Ana.
Ofrecemos tabacos torcidos de un ano superio-
res marca "FORZIANI," Il > pesos ell ciento Y
otros que aunque mas barato, tambien mucho ma
buenOs. 30-S
Esta noche las y media Sc reunira en-
session. extraordinaria ell ayuntamiento De
eSta ciudad.
El Tribunal Supreme de Justca de
esta isla ha dictado sentencia declarando
no haber lugar al recurso de casaci6n por
infracci6n de ley interpuesto nombre de
don Emilio Montilla y Valdespino, quien
SO condena las .costas, en- ell pleito Sc.
guido en- ell Tribunal de Distrito de San
Juan por don Pablo Vansyckel, vecino de
Bayam6n, con ell referido senor Montilla,
de la misma vecindad, sobre la interpreta.
ci6n cumplimiento de una de las causu,
las del contrato de arrendamiento de la fin
ca r1stica denominada "Santa Cruz" ubi-
cada en- el referido pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
NuncrOsaS blIaS De los
ing|eSpS en- Odenda.
Dos canones y demas eiectos
en- poder del enemigo.
Servicio csblegraficO especial del Boletin
Mercantill

Nueva York, viernes. = A cinco
millas al Nor,e de Odendal, Sc libr6
ell martes una renida acci6n entire
beers e ingleses, resultando estos
iltimos con numerosas bajas.
En- poder de las guerrillas cayeron
dos callones, mas de tres mil capsu
las defusil y abundantes provisiones.
Han sido cortadas las lfneas de
communication con Bloemfontein, en-
cuyas cercanfas SO han reunido i'm
portantes nucleos de beers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
CuartO de SOCOrrOS

Ell niiio Manuel Alsdado, curado de una
herIda incisa de tres centfmetros en- la re.
gi6n plantar izquierda, leve.
Aleman Campo, curado de una herlda
contusa de tres centfmetros en- ell frontal, lie
We, salvo accidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
PlazaS VaCanteS

La de maestro rural del barrio de "Que.
brada," t6rminO de Hato.g grande.
Dos de M6dico titular del pueblo de
Manatf, dotadas con ell haber anual dc 600
dollars.
Y una de Practicante titular del mismo
pueblo, dotada con ell haber mensual de
"a dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
A | so

Cor fecha l2 dc Mario coTiente conferi poder
general ante ell abogado Notario don Herminio
Dias Navarro don Rosendo Forteza Y Segura
para que. me represente en- todos mis- negocios
tanto mercantiles como judiciales que SO relacio
nen con mi Establishments sitaado en la calle de
la Tanca ndmerO g.
Puerto Rico Is dc Mario de 1901,
NJ. CASTINEIRA. A
Maflana las de la tarde tendra lugar
la aperture del "Club CampestreD en- San
turce.
En dicho centro social, Sc han hecho insta
laciones de algunas classes de juegos ameri.
canos.
Una comisi6n de damas americanas, hara
los honores dc la casa
-SE ALQUILAN les altos dc lafcasa dc mann.
posteria, Ilifanta Luisa IL Marina tiene aqua del
acueduoto, bafos inodoros a la moderna.
Para infornies, Bernardo Fernandez;
Marina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22

Sc esta fernando una empresa para orga.
nizsr nueyamente la con.paffa de zarzuela,
nGira Aftistica Puertorriquenan, que dara
otra vez iunciones en- nuestro teatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
VIM. E. Croft

PUETRTA DE TIERRA-San Juan Ice-ReI Co
Compra toda clase de prendas, sOrtijas con bri-
llantes, diamantes, etc, y PRESTA DINER0,
e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
LA COMPANIA
MARTINEZ CASADO
EN- PONCE

Antes de anoche hizo su estreno en- la
ciudad del sur la companfa dramatica "Mar
tinez Casado", con la notable y afsmada
obra de don Abelardo Lopez de Ayala, init
tulada "El tantO pOr ciento".
La cOncurrrencia fue bastante numerosa,
10 que va constituye un buen exito tratando.
Sc de function extraordina-ia, pues 10 habfa
ell contingente de las localidades de abono,
La seilOra dona Luisa Martinez Oasado.
en- ell papel de prOtsgonista; Manuel Marti-
neg Oasado, en- ell de "PablO''; Alc6n en- ell
de "Sabino", cOnqui3tarOn muchas celebra
clones aplauSoS del pdblicO. Tambien
contribuyeron al 6xitO de la Obra Guadalu
pc M. Casado, Celia Adams J Joaquin Con
zaleZ.
La function de estleno de la compaflia ha
dejado muy grata impression en- el pdblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22

ALMANAQUES de "Bailly Balliere' para
| 90l 60 centavos en- ell ''Doletin Mercantil.P
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22
POa SIS

En- ell estabecimiento del "BOletin' por pesos
Sc construyen los siguientes sellOs dc gonna su-
/ id: pdguese la orden, ETC., id. duplicado
/ id. pagado I'd. recibmos l id. aceptamos
o cualquier otro en- ese estilo, SO almohadills
inagotable. Todo por 80 moneda corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22

En- la caleta de San Jnan trente los
pabelIones del Gobierno Civil, un nino que
estaba subjdo en- un antepechO, por fortuna
de poca atura, tuvO la desgracia de
caerse, produci6ndOse una ligers dislOcaci6n
en- una pierna.
I'll nino Sc llama Joaquin Hevia, y tiene
amos de edad.
AIMANAOIES de Orally Raillieren nara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22

Esta noche las y media Sc reunira en-
session. extraordinaria ell ayuntamiento De
eSta cudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-22

j. E B.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22
HE WILL CABLE TO THE KING
OnciaI Etiquette Prescribes for the
President Only Messages EN-
pressing His Regret.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-The greatest in
terest and sympathy is manifested in official
Gil cles here in the condition OF the queen.
Every. bulletin coming by cable is awaited
with anxiety. Moreover, the character OF
the inquiries Indicates clearly that the in
teIest is not confined to the official class.
nor is 1t perfunctory. While the president
and the members OF his cabinet and other
high officials are by their own request
promptly notified Of every change in the
sad scene at Osborne, all Of the employees
in the executive departments, even to the
humblest messenger, are equally diligent in
seeking for the latest information.
There is little to be done officially here
when the end comes, and that little is per-
fectly well defined by precedent. The pres
ident will communicate directly from the
White House an expression of his regret to
the prince of Wales. or rather to King
Edward VII, as he will be by the time the
message is indited. Secretary Hay will
communicate to Ambassador Choate an on
cial expression OF the sentiments OF this
government. These will be by cable also.
Later on formal exchanges will take place
by mail.
BY this means the State department will
be officially informed of the accession OF the
new monarch to the throne. It will return
its official acknowledgements and that will
be all that is prescribed by the rules Of
Official etiquette.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22
H0RTlCULTURlSTS TO MEET
south Dakota society opens Twelfth
Annual Convention In Sioux
Falls.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Jan. 2l.-(special)
The twelfth annual meeting Of the South
Dakota State Horticultural society will
commence here tomorrow for a session last
ing three days. Every detail for the ac-
commodation OF the delegates and visitors
has been arranged, and an interesting and
profitable convention is anticipated.
Between eighty and one hundred OF the
leading horticulturists OF the northwest
have prepared papers for the occasion, or
viii address the convention on subjects OF
special Importance to those in attendance.
Dewain Cook OF Window, MINI. a delegate
from the Minnesota State Horticultural
society, will read paper on Fruit Cul-
ture In Southwestern Minnesota" Hon. II.
W. Lathrop of Iowa city, Ia. will address
the gathering his subject being "The Com
ing Apples of South Dakota and How to
Produce Them"
One OF the special features ot the con-
vention will be an illustrated lecture by
Prof. N. F.. Hansen of the state Agricul-
tural college at Brooklngs, descriptive Of a
tour he made through Russia a year or two
tural department at Washington.
The annual election OF officers will be
held Thursday forenoon. and at that time
the place for holding the next annual meet
ing OF the society will also be selected.
The annual address OF the president of the
society. III. G. Warner of Forestburg. will
be made Tuesday afternoon. At that time
the annual reports of Secretary n. 4. Han
sen OF Brookings and Treasurer George II.
whiting OF Yankton will also be presented.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. Ellen Cashin, mother of Fred Cashin
of Omaha. died at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Edward Moran, Saginaw, Mich,
last Tuesday after a brief Illness of pneu-
monia.
A ten and one -half-pound boy was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Burkley, llO2
South Thirtioth avenue, Monday. Mr.
Burkley IL secretary and treasurer of the
Burkley Printing company.
demonstration of the wonders which
can be accomplished by the use of Trip
ler's liquid air will be given at Boyd's
theater by Edmond Palmer, the night of
January 81. The lecture and experiments
comprise one of the extra numbers I'm the
course given by the teachers of the pub
lie schools.
James Nelson and John Anderson of East
Omaha were arrested Monday evening by
Sanitary officer Woodbridge for hauling gar
bage without a permit. On their wagon
ashes, I'm which was plainly visible much
refuse matter
n. NJ. Howard, member of the Board of
Education. celebrated the anniversary Oi
his seventy-third birthday yesterday. lie
attended the board meeting last night but
was excused early. Before he left the
board took q brief recess that the mem
bers might extend their congratulations 10
Mr., Howard
A call has been Issued by II. NJ. Alien,
president, and w, \. Mason, secretary, for
the annual meeting. Of the Nebraska Beet
Sugar association, In the directors room at
the Board of Trade in this city on Tues
day. February g. at 10 a. m. Annual re-
ports will be read and officers elected for
tha coming Wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Tuesday aud Wednesday VIII He Fair
with Winds Out Of the
south,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.--Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
Nebraska and Kansas-Fair. Tuesday;
southerly winds. Wednesday, fair.
lllinois-Fair, Tuesday. colder; north
westerly winds, brisk on the lake Wcdnes-
day fair
lowa-Fair. Tuesday; winds becoming
southerly. Wednesday, fair.
Missouri-Fair, colder Tuesday; notherly
winds Wednesday, fair.
North Dakota-Fair. Tuesday; southerly
winds Wednesday. probably fair.
South Dakota-Fair Tuesday. warmer in
eastern portion; southerly winds. Wednes-
day probably fair.
Colorado-Fair in eastern, rain or snow
probable in western portion Tuesday; winds
generally southerly Wednesday, probably
fair.
Wyoming-Generally fair, Tuesday; south
to southwest winds. Wednesday probably
fair. '... f... ... ~ '....
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkan-
sas-Fair, colder Tuesday; northerly winds.
Wednesday, fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22
BELGIUM THE ONE EXCEPTION
From All Other Places Only Words of
sympathy Have Been
Received.

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The dispatches re-
ceived here from nearly every capital in
Europe. from India, Australia, Jamaica and
all the British colonies, show tho press
and people to be sympathetic in their com
ment on tho queens illness. The only ex-
ception seems to he that received from
Belgium. A majority OF the Brussels com
ment is in good taste. but one pro-B Boer
paper there takes the occasion to make
political attack on Great Brtain's South
African policy
dispatch from Pretoria says the queen s
Illness has caused a profound sensation
there Special prayers were offered in all
the churches OF the garrison towns yester-
day evening. Many functions in Great
Britain and on the continent have been
abandoned owing to the queens condition.
Emperor Francis Joseph has countermanded
the court ball at Vienna, fixed for this
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22
KAIsER'S TRIP TO OSBORNE
ARrnriRn Organs Filled with De-
nunciatory Articles ON That
Account.

BERLIN. Jan. 2l.-Most OF the German
newspapers express sincere concern as to
Queen Victoria and praise Emperor william
for going to Osborne. The agrarian and
Pan-German journals. however, take a dif-
ferent tone. The Deutsches Tags Zeitung,
the agrarian organ, concludes an abusive
article in this style; THE rising Of English
power is now followed by decline. That
she has seen the beginning Of such de-
cline has given Queen Victoria a death
strike. She saw the commencement Of the
decay of that whose splendid development
she had witnessed during a long life. This
Is the tragic finale OF her prolonged reign.
The most important question for Great
Britain is whether the new king will be
able to find his way out OF South Africa
again"
Some of the papers already address the
prince of Wales as the coming sovereign,
and the Beriner Taggeblatt prints a dis
patch asserting that he Is Germanophobe In
his sympathies.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22

eye and seeming drop In the left cheek and
corner Of the mouth. to indicate that per-
haps the princes nervous system was over
done.
Comes Of Iong-Lived Race.
He comes of long, lived race and ap-
pears to have escaped entirely the heredit-
airy taint which having skipped a genera
tion. manifested Itself in nearly all his
brothers and sisters. AS king he must be-
come more than "A creature Of system and
etiquette He cannot visit the Marlborough
club. He cannot walk the streets. lie
must give more time to statesmen and less
TO society people. and he Is also greatly
limited In his cigarette and cigar smoking.
In the country when outdoors he always
smokes briar pipe. His activity con-
tinues perfectly marvellous He is still
prepared to sit up until In the morning
over baccarat or bridge, but he never re-
mains in bed after in the morning and
his whole correspondence is gone through
before 10. His engagements usually are
made weeks or even months ahead and are
kept with scrupulous care. All his bus
mess. both official and private, is attended
to with the utmost regularity. His whole
time Is occupied from morning until night
with work. exercise or pleasure. There Is
no public man In England who lives and
works so absolutely by system, except Sir
Charles Dixie, and there is more than one
point OF contact.
II is said that the princess when queen
will efface herself much as Victoria. being
devoted now wholly to religious exercises.
The gap between them Is impossible, and
the princes relations with the duke Of
York, too are said to be none too affection
ate. The duke affects to despise Sassoon
Rothschld and other friends OF his father
who on their side detest him, declaring he
has far more airs than the prince. The
family is In fact divided within itself but
the prince is its undisputed ruler for he
| holds the purse strings and has an energy
the others entirely lack.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22
Custer Wants Water.

CUSTER, s. d., Jan. 2l.--tSpecial) Tho
business men of this city are taking steps
toward putting in water system There
in now no protection against fire. Very
destructive fires have recently occurred in
the business portions. One plan is to bring
in water from some springs about seventeen
miles distant, which would cost about $780,
900. The plan that is most favoraby looked
upon is to sink deep wells in the city and
pump the water into reservoir. There Is
also strong talk OF putting in telephone
and electric light systems. Custer county
is booming this winter. More mining COM
panies are operating than at any one time
before.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22
Public Functions Cancelled.

LONDON, Jan. .21 The engagements Of
cabinet ministers and other notable persons
to appear at public dinners, at charitable
fairs or at the dedication OF public build
ings etc, are being Cancelled and 1t seems
likely that all functions OF this sort will
be postponed throughout the United King
dom
The duke and duchess Of Devonshire have
recalled their invitations to a public party.
and their example is being followed by
other titled entertainers, Many public din
ners have been deferred.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-22
Excludes Tic scNcntx-seycners.

DEADWOOD, ). D., Jan 2l.-Special)-
The pioneers, who came to the Black Hills
in 1877, will not be permitted to enter the
Society OF the Black Hills Pioneers. This
society held its annual meeting Saturday
night, and the proposition of extending
their membership to the Tiers was laid on
the table for one years consideration. The
Society of the Black Hills Pioneers has a
membership of 1903, all of whom came TO
the hills in the year 1876 The officers
elected for the ensuing year are: President,
James Conzett; secretary, II. p. Lorey:
treasurer, D. X. Gilett; marshal william
Naddy; historian, A. w. Merrick; standard
bearer, G. W. Simmons vice presidents
James Halloran, Ernest scalenning. Lyman
Lamb, Henry Albion, Frank Thulan, f. r.
Pierce and James Ryan.