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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
SerViCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL..
a1IIaS
EmprestitO Ofrecido d la
RepdbliCa Argentina
COntfnlian las conferencias entire los
dip.OmaticOs argentinos
y ChiIenOs
Ell MEDIADOR QUE:
OFREOE CHILE
Ell que ofrsce la repdblica de La Plata
Servicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil

Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, vierpes. .-Despa-
chos de Buenos Aires aseguran que
ell golierno de la Rep1blica Argen.
tina ha aceptado, pero solo en- case
de guerra, un emprestito de dos mi
Homes de pesos, que le otrece un
sindicato de capitalistas, estableci
do en- Paris.
Anaden los referidos cablegramas
que coptindan las conferencias entire
las coniisionee diplomaticas de am
bas naciones americanas, para ell
arreglo de la divergtncia existente
entire elias, pero que, aunque Sc ha
aceptado en- principle la acci6n de
I'm arbitrage, ell presidente de la
Argentina senior Roca, designa co
mo mediadora a la Grrn Bretafa Y
el gabinete de Santiago de Chile,
otrece al presidente de los Estados
Unidos, NJ. Roosevelt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
ACtitud de los aIemanes
en- la COnferenCia de
sBruselaS |
OpuestOs q la abOlici6ns absolute de
u las primaS sObre los aZ1Cares
REDUOCION LINITADA QUE PRO.
PONEN
Los centres financieros de Europa

'Servicio cablegrafco espe cisl del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, vie-nes.-Dicen de
Bruselas que como Sc esperaha, les
representatives alemanes en- la ac-
tual Conferencia que Sc celebra en-
aquella c:udad para la abolici6n de
as primas a los az1cares, estan ma
ciendo una fuerte oposici6n al pro-
yecto preseutado de aboiirlas por
complete, y solo ceden ante la
estipulaci6n de un convenio de una
rebsja un tanto equitativa, solo por
un determinado n1mero de amos.
La atenci6n de todos los grandes
centros fnancieros dc Europa esta
pendiente de la soluci6n que De a
importante asunto la citada Confe-
rencia de Bruselas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
La crisis del Gabinete de
Washington sin
reSOlyer
FL presidente Sc acesOra de los prOh0m
bres del partidO gubernamentaI
La SECRETARTA DE ESTADO Sc
RA OFRECIDA AL GOBERNA.
DOR OWL DE FILIPINAS
seryicio cablegrdfco especial del Boletin
Marcanfill

seryicio cablegrdfco especial del Boletin
Mercantill
Nueva York, viernes LAS dlti
mas noticias recibidas dc Washing
ton. mani6estar que adn no ha re
suelto ell Presidente Roosevelt Ia
actual crisis de su gabinete.
Esta demora, Sc cree debida 4
que 81 Primer Magistrate de la Re-
pdblica Sc esta acesorando de Ia
opinion dc los hombres mas carae
terizados de Ia polftica americana
con respecto les entidades del pal
lido que puedan llevar q cabo todos
los proyectos indicados para el re.
10 do 81 periodic presidential
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
PONCE

Han contraido matrimonio cat6lieo, don
Rafael Leon Paz dofia Teresa Para,
Viuda de Rodriguez. Apadrinaron 4 les
Contingencies la seSora doIia Flauciscn Paz
de Cabrera y Ell Lcdo. don Manuel Leon
Para.
--Ha regreSado de Ssnto Domingo, Ell
iOvan don CARLOS Rene.
---PIr el vapor @JuliaD regresaron de
Santiago de Cuba 80 puertorriquefos que
habian said0 emigradcs de nuestrO D IS
con objeto de trabsjar en- las minas de Dai
quiri
El estado en- que llegan es bastante Ia.
mentablc. Para bajar TERRA vi6se preci-
sado ell captain del "JulIan tacilitarles
uEa embarcaci5n
Aver mafiapa trat6 de suicidarse to-
mando una d6sis de 6Ier alcoh6lico, la 10
ven Juanita Lopez, que babiia en- Ia calle
de la Luna esquina a la Concordia.
Ignoranse los motives de tai resoInci6n.
La mencioDada joven fu6 asstida por un
facultatlvo, J conducida al hospital donde
permanece.
Su estadO no reviste gran gravedai.
--Anoche ocurri6 en- esta ciudad rn rap.
to amoroso- La enamorada pareja ha COM
parecid0 ante ell Jusgsd0 municipal.
--Ls session que debia celeDIar antes de
anoche el ayuntamiento fue snspandida por
que solo coDcurrieron los coDcejales Mora
les, Rcjas, Ortiz, Ventura, Coppins , Pier
luisi.
--POr el vapor sCiuiad de CadiAp EN-
barc6 aver. con direction Barcelona, don
Remigio Aice.
testa noche celebrarA el ayuntamiento
session extraordinaria.
--Ha regresado dc los Estados Unidos
don Fernando Moret AnguIo, hijo del
malogrado doctor Moret y doha Concspci6n
Angn.o.
Manana aparecera 81 peri6dico de este If
|tulo que y6 Ia luz pdbIsca mensualmsnte,
editado en- colOres, con artfstIcoa grsbados
Dc acluandad un escogido texto De leo
|tnra.
EI Director do nuostro apretisble oole9a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20

Sc tiene por Embellishments c:er;o
que ell Pfesidente ofrecera la Secre-
ria de Estado al Juez TaIf, goberna
dor civil de Filipinas, case de que
Mr.. Hay no retire la declinacion
que ha hecho de aquel cargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20

Para la Guayra y escalas yap amer
Caracas" por Villar y co, con carga
de tl ansito.
Para canarias y Ia Peninsula yap
esp "Oludad de Oadizn, por Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga con carga que resenare
mos msflana.
Ri vap amer "Mac" que sali6 aver
de este puerto, t0m6 para el de New
Q leans Ia siguiente carga: Fernandez
aauran y GO q tabaco elaborado De
Sola RAmirez 3 q Id i'd M Suares y
60 3 q ID ID The Uayey Cigar co 4 q
I'd ID.
La que tom6 el vapor fl "Olinde RJ
dIiGueH sa Ia higuiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
RNTRApAs De oosTANARos

De FAiardo gel sMaIia" en- lastre.
De F4jardo goI "Provtdeneia" en-
lasIre.
De Arecibo vap amer "Vasco" con
carga de trasbord0.
De Vieques bl Maria Artan": "a.
duondo y Mier q .mercsncfas. A la
orden 3 sIs tabac0 en- rama 2 SIS casca
ras mabf ? cabezss ganado de cerda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
MovIMIENTo MARITIME
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

De Habana y escalas vap esp "Ciu
mad de Oadi2", aSobrinos de EzQu aga;
Espafiol y co, 3 q velas ceIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
Ell aCOrazadO americana
''IOWa"

NayegandO trente q las cOstas
chilenas
PREVENTION DEL GOBIERNO DE
WASHINGTON
OtrO rumOr con respecto al destinO
del "IOwa''
Seryicic cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva Yoak, viernes I'm ell De
partamento de marina de Washing
ton Sc tienen noticlas de que ell AGO.
razado americana "lowa", cumplien
do 6rdenes recibidas Sc encuentra
navegando por las cosias de Chils,
y debe iondear en- 81 puerto de Val
paraiso.
Esta medida Sc cree en- prsven-
ci6n de que aurja la guerra entire
Chile y la Repdblica Argentina,
para defender los s1bditos y propie-
dades americanos en- tai case, aun.
que iambien CORE el rumor de que
ha recibiuo 6rdenes de regresar al
Atlantico para Incorporates al es.
cuadr6a del Norte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
Ell BANOUETE

Ell BANQUETE
Pr6ximamente a Ia una de la tarde EN-.
pea6 ell barqnete con que Sc Obsequiaba al
honorable Gobernador OWL, y que constitu
yeuno de los .nGmeros del programa de los
festejos acordados para recibir & Ia primera
autori lad de la isla.
EI salon esta sdOrnadO con gusto y ee
gancia Reina inusitada animation entire
los comensales.
La banda de la Policfs Insular ameniza
el acto con esrogidas pleas de musca, y q
la bora de cerrar nuestra edici6n Sc desta-
poDa ell champagne empiezan los briudIs
81 fot6grato senior Colorado esta toman.
do vistas del banquete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20

GEL Diario de Ponce" Sc encuentra enfer.
mo, atacadO de la grippe.
Deseamos viyamente que Sc mejOre GUAM
to antes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20

EtIIitfiA II IN
st Thomav. Sobrinos de. Ezquiaga
4 SIS con 750 libras cafe. Rur abado y
co l d tabaco aborado.
Havre. j 7 silva Banking & Oom
mercial co $50 eIs con 28470 libras
cafe ) Ochoa y hermanO 40 sls con
1888 libras cafe Sucrs de L Villamil
= co 1878 SIS con 154033 libras cafe.
Bordeaux. J T Silva Banking &c
Commercial co 25 s con 5O44 libras
cate. Mullenhoff Korber 81 q SOM
breros. Sucrs de L Viilamil Y co 100
SIS con 1859 libras cafe.
SALIDA DE CoSrANERos
Pera Faiardo gel "Maria" cen carga
general.
Para Fsjardo gol "Providenria" en-
csrga general.
Para Aguadilla = Msyaguez col "Pe
ira" cen carga general.
Para VieqUes ) Yabucoa gol "Rapi-
do" con carga general.
nESPAOHADOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
HOTEL COLUMBIA
FAJARDO, PUE2TO-RICO

En- este Hotel encontraran los senores vajeros comda
exceenes variadas habitacones escas comodas sailor
para senoras, banos de ducha helo todas horas.
Precio de hospedaje $l-5O diario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20

Emulsion de hdo la cal
intermediates los nquf necsne
Emulsion egnina
a del htr e ast1a
onpolle
la I'm hde
Useh de Scott fg @rnih M
Mucl
SCOTT. & BOvvE Qumicos, NUEVA York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
MercadO de Nueva York,
PARA GuRAs Ell REsfalAOo EN- Un DlA

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE
BROMO QUININA. El botcario le de
volvera ell dInero sino Sc cura. La frma de
b. w. GROVE Sc haIla en- cada caiita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20

opERAoloNns DE BuGurs BE PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20

p Director d nues'F0 aR'ssia5ls e0lsgA
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
A WASHINGTON COUNTY
SCHOOL CASE

The case OF G. W. McHargue, a
Washington county school teccher who
was found guilty by the state Board OF
eiucatiou abouta year ago Of conduct
unbecoming member Of the profession
In that he kissed some of his girl pupils,
occupied the attention Of the state Board
of Education Wednesday afternoon
When McHargue was found guilty OF
the charges that had been preferred
against him, his certificate for school
teaching had expired and the state
board was unable 10 cancel the certih'
cate or take any other official action
The case came mp yesturday on the part
of the accused TO have expunged from
the records all reference Of the case,
The matter was argued and taken under
consideration.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
FENCE REM0YERS
FOUND GUILTY

After hall hours deliberation, the
Jury in the case Of State vs. W. h, kel'
logg ct al. OF Sidney charged with the
wrongful removal ota fence, the property
Of J. +. psncan, az l:O o'clock yester-
day afternoon, returned a verdict ind.
ing defendants guilty. Justice O. Don
aid imposed a SIS on each which MAS
paid, The costs in the case, amounting
10 about $50 were also assessed u the
defendants who We're given until April
LIST 20 pay the same,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
MARION COUNTY -.
''N POTATO CROP
The Spud King Of French
Prairie Talks

"Tbe 1900 crop Of potatoes Tor Marion
c,,ntv WAS unusually large" said Nc
K;,lsv Mitchell. the Gervais buyer, who
vas in Salem yesterday. "The yield OF
snends for last year" continued MI
v;,cbel "wil he nearly 800 cara a
ca,load consists Of 500 bushels making
the aggregate yield, 10000 bushels
Committing the maket valuation OF this
crop at the average price 22]6 cents
per bushel, Il can be seen this crop Tor
last season will net the producers Mar
ion county, alone. $4,000. Potato grow
inp has become an important industry
m the development Of Marion county
and the acreage is being increased with
each succeeding year
Mr.. Mitchell has already sh'pped
about 200 cars but he says an unusual
amount Of the crop yet remains In the
hounds Of growers, who are holding Tor
a better figure. The market opened al
25 cents and many sold without hesita'
,ion bnt the market has since grad
uslly dropped to 20 cents and the proc
pect is not at all promising for an
advance. Only two months remain 10
dispose Of the unsold portion Of the crop
The Oregon potato crop the the pas
year was not Of average quality and ha'
rot proven a ready seller. Caliiorni'
produced large crop Of extra quality
and IL has been with this competition
that the Oregon market has been injured
Weather conditions just previous to th'
harvesting Of the crop in the fall, wer
most uniavorable, the severe fall rain
retarding the mature growth OF the pc
,atoes. Many experienced a secon
growth which injured their markeun
qualities, while dry rot and other disea
rendered some unsaleable. Growers d
not place the blame for the poor qualit
Of the Oregon crop this year entireI
with unfavorable weather condition bu
rather TO the failure OF the growers
. change seed aud improve their metho'
I Of cultivation. The changing oi sec
. from one kind Of soil TO another wi
g sometimes work surprising result
v Next season Mr.. Mitchell proposes
}, plant Marion county prairie land vii
e seed gathered from sandy and ool'o
II lands and vice versa, feeling assun
n the results will warrant the experime'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

CLovERroHr. KY, March l4.-Burst'
ing Of natural gas pipe at midnight
started the fire that destroyed proper
~ worth half million dollars. The
greater part Of the town was completely
wiped out and over thousand persons
about half the population, are
homeless and were IN great
distresa, until special relief train
from Louisville reached here. The
heaviest loser IL the American Tobacco
Company, which lost two large stem
neries and a million pounds OF tobacco
Bucket brigades were formed aud mel
and women alike fought the flames val
iantly, but 60 no purpose.
At noon the fire was still burning u
spots but little Is Lett for u 10 devour
the few remaining houses being away
| from the business and residence seciio
! of the town.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
Personal

Gesner was in Portland today. !
R.C. Catuiu went to Gervais this
morning
Miss Alta Davis lie visiting with Eu'
gene relatives. =,
Hon. Lot L. Pearce was a for'Ianu
business today.
Oswald West left this morning Tor hiS
future home in Astoria
C.B. Moores, Register Of Oregon Olty
land Office was in town today.
Representative Henry Keen returned
I, his home in stayton today.
| O. Luettick, Of stayton, returned
today after a short visit in Salem
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Park returned
Wednesday evening from Portland
Mrs. F. steiuver and daughter, Mrs
r. D. Gilbert are at Corvallis for yisit'
O. V. Allen, manager Of the Allen
! Packing Company was in Portland
yesterday.
Mrs. r. A. Harris and children will
o return this week from an extended Visit
n with relatives in Jewell county, Kansas
a R. s. Reavis representative from Wal
g Iowa county, went TO jefferson today Tor
10 a visit before returning TO his Eastern
Oregon home.
'e Mrs. L. II. Tarpley, Of Portland, who
el has been visiting Henry Tarpley and
n family for few days, returned home
n Wednesday afternoon,
a Miss Mollie Proebstel, who has been
visiting Mrs. w. II. Dancey and Miss
= Mabel Carter, left yesterday afternoon
''s for her home at La Grande.
n John S. Penny, Of Portland, represent
ing the American Type Founder
Company was a business visitor yestei
day. returning to Portland this mornini
Elmer Harritt who resides at the oI
SF Haritt home in Polk county, is very 10
with typhoid pneumonia. His FRIEND
hone he may pull through.
tho Mrs.Thos Kay will return today irol
Of a Ave months visit with her daughte
net Miss Bertha. in Boston. Mrs. Kay vi
ion met in Portland by her daughter, Mi
ills, Lenore Kay,
ard Mrs. Eliza Thompson and Mrs. JaI
'on. Weaver, grandmother and mother r
y OF spectiully Of Mrs. VI. +. Walker,
red North Salem, went to Lebanon today
lOol visit John Thompson, son Of the fc
tate mer. Mrs. Thompson is hale and hear
tid' in her SGD year,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
THE FIELD MlNSTRELS
TAKE THE TOWN

MG. Field and bis Greater Miastre's
reached Salem early thls morning aud
paradcl At uo0u in d style which has
never bcsn seen h,rc before Az the
head Of tbc parade rosie Mr.. tield behind
pisoWn spau ol mIk-Nhitv thorough
bu,ds. aud follow .ng him came the hand
oi eighteen handsomely uniformed ma
s.cians. Ihcir concvrI shows that thor
sul bc plenty ui sood music tn the show
tonight Hch.ni he band came th,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
A PIONEER IN THE
MILLINERY TRADE

Mrs. u, l., Ficster viii receive Friday
a large line Of spring novelties IN mil
Hnery This is her twelfth year In the
trade Al salem aud ior this season she
has secured the services OF Mlus Ella
shipp. salcm's bcst-knowu aud most
artistic trimmer The ladies will he
glad 10 have their friends call-neNt
door to SuuuyT,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

KENTUCKY.
Wiped Out Of Existence by
Fire
DISASTER FROM
BURSTED GAS PIPE
Three Killed in Tenement
Jumped From Window
TO Escape Flames

Cuc,eo, March li.-A special to the
Times Herald from Cloyerpoit, n, says
late last night a gaspipe iu the kitchen
ofHA. Oelge burst, setting bis house
on FIRE. The flames spread TO TWO ware
houses owned by the American Tobacco
Company. across from Oelges house on
no n,incipal business street The build
ipgs were each 200 feet long and helu
/ 100000 pounds Of tobacco, An hour
later only one wall was standing As
tho aames continued to spread assls''
ance Was summoned from Evansville
Henderson, Owensboro and Louisville.
Cloverport has population OF 1000
people. The damage cannot be esu'
mated at this hour.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
MAYOR BISHOP
SETS THE PACE

Mayor Bishop has inauguntei the
annual spring renovation OF a.Ieys. "a.
rectei 10 be made 10y the council Al its
last meeting, by having the alley and
premises az the rgar of the salem Wool.
en- Mills store thoroughly cleaned Il
all rubbish aud the same is being cartel
away. Other business men aud proper
~ owners Ntl be notified by Chief oi
polloe NlhsNn % lolLoa snLt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY
PACIFIC COAST TRIP

President Mckinley and party are to
leave Washington April 2S, New Orleans
Aprn 30, Phoenix, Ariz., May 2, Red
lands, Cal, May 3, San Francisco May
~. salem May 70, Puget Sound May H.
salt Lake May 20, Chicago May "a
Canton May %.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
BRICKMAKERS ,ou

cu,c,oo. March l4.-orsanized labor
.Un in arms at the proposition to give
the brick yard at the Brideweli a
capacity of 100000 a year, enough 70
snnnlv half the demands OF the city
government, ,r,.noo
Members Of the Brickmakers Alliance
propose that committee wa' On On
Mavor Harrison to protest against the
nlau
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
SODA SPRINGS
TRUSTEES APPOINTED

Upon the recommendation of the
Board OF Trustees of the Town OF sofia,
Vile, Governor GeeT appointed {. b.
Montague, OF Lebanon. and y, Bridges
aud r. B. Kelly, OF >olay,.,r, mentors
Of the board 90 sNpyai ,ae $1,000 sp'
propriatei hy the Legislature which
will he devoted 90 improvement OF the
sofia springs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
SALEM SCHOOL BOARD
MEETS TONIGHT

The Salem district school hoard meets
tonight TO canvass the result OF Mon
davis election. The new director, A. q.
Condit. will be sworn in The usual
proceeding Of having the reports and
records OF the clerk experted by an ae-
countant before the clerk-elect enters
upon his duties will be- adopted, and
otner routine business transacted.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
SALEM MECHANIC
LOST A FINGER

Paul Hanson had finger cut OH
Wednesday afternoon at the planning
mills Of Hanson and Iandon. lie was
doing Joining and his hand slipped
under the machinery in such a way as
to entirely sever the little finger oi h's
left hand az the knuckle No serious
results are appreheuded from his CON
dition today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

,,,,.,re,,. pa,tily attired in light brown
p,;nce o. Albert coats and high hate ano
behind them Mr.. Fields crownins Iea'.
- his tribe OF Moorish Msmalukes
@ counted on horseback and decked Out
- sll sorts Of Oriental fnery. The sale
:, seats indicates big house tonight
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
NhlL shaNN. Nv. II I'D :

This question arises in the family
every day. trt us answer IL today
TRY IvllO. delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared u Vo minutes.
40 boiling, mo- baking. simply add
boiling water and set 90 cool Fla
.,urs Lemon Orange, raspberry aud
strawberry, Get a package Rt your
growers tuduN. no cts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
BRIGANDS
ARRESTED
Armenian Troubles Have
Broken Out Anew
WARSHIP SENT o,ur,v
"" TO THE SULTAN
A Consul VIII Call for the
Amounts Due American
Citizens

Nvv yoeE. March l4.-The Turkish
minister at Washington is credited III
: washington special 70 the World as
-, ,ba, a number Of brigands have
bssn arrested in Asiatic Iursey'
Manv Mauser rifles Of the smaller car
ihre we're seized. The Turkish minis
-, ,hirks that this shows that the
agencies which have hitherto lomeh'eu
,rouble in Asia Minor are still opera'-
ing. -.-..t.rrs
into Turkey are very strict. That any
Quantity Of arms Of the efficiency OF the
wauser rifle should be discovered in ,he
Interior towns indicate. that ASMEN-
LAS ACTIVITIES HAVE Nol
CEASED. The Mauser rifles found
were similar to a style used by tne
spanish troops in Cuba. It's thought
,be ,ingleaders have been secured ana
the principal magazines oil arms ahu
.nnunition discovered and destroyed
1
srecial to the World from Washing
ION saws. The cruiser New York viii
atom al Tangiers on the way TO Manil'
and take on board the Consul Genera
Gummere, who will be conveyed to tn,
nearest port TO the Moroccan capital
rn, oonsrl general is TO DEMANl
THAT THE SULTAN SETTLE III
|, CLAIMS OF AMERICAN CITIZEN
against his government.
The New York viii await the retur
= Of tie consul general IN
sultan recently liquidated one clan
D against his government, but there are
) number Of other claims still pendlr
which he has shown no disposition
u settle. NJ.
The consul general could make u
o trp from Tangiers on a merchant vess
h ply,ng in those waters, but 1t mas bee
II the policy Of the administration to II
d press the Sultan by naval demonstl
l.. tion in Moroccan waters.
Mos, OF the claims grew ont OF INT
ierenceby Moroccan government otiici
T with commercial agents OF Amerlc
business concerns. THE AMOUNT
VOLVED Is NOT LARGE, But
" PRINCIPLE Is AT STAKE.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
THE HUSBAND OF ,,n

p,sr., Mar. IA Count Boni de 1s
ci.,o,iore thrsshei NJ. Fernand De
n '5.ys the editor Of the Figaro today
for stating that Csstellane had Oe'I9, 49,
m Ds Roule plot on the occasion OF I the
funeral r. Of late President Faure' A duei
Il ovpected
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
M0RRlS0N'S FAUST
AT SALEM GRAND

lt has been said that LeN,s Morrison :
massive p7oiuc,iou oi "Eaust' eoa a
last forever. This is particularly ,rue
In this case where everything Is kept up
10 such hisU standard taattt lasting
qualities are unsuesUJnci. Ih.s sea.
~on s"faost' is hu,.ci up 10 detail.
she numerous nuoya gous, Frightening
Of sceu,c, elc,uicsl AM other uevtssau,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
RUNNING ON
FASTER TIME

All salem street car mcn we're ordered
to take their time beginning this morn
ing from Barrs lewelry store and es
that was a few minutes faster than what
had been running time, number OF peo'
plo missed early cars. The cars VIII
hereafter run on Western Union electric
time.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

LoUisuLLR, March IA "A message
from Cloverport, KY, 70 miles west Of
here, says the ffe which broke ou' last
NIGHT swept through tho town com
ple,ely. Not half a dozen buildings are
left and 5000 inhabitants are in dire
distress The total loss may reach hali
A million. No casualties are reported
Ngw YoRK, March li.-Three persons
were killed early today in Gre in ten
ement house in Brooklyn. A woman
and u year old boy jumped from the
fourth and third story windows respec'
lively, and we're killed. The mother OF
the boy was burned 20 death. The dea'
are. Mary Madden. George Ranto' Mrs
Ranto.