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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13

you will find many girls whose par
entH are respectable7 will leave
you % answer that question for your
self"
II Il Understood that one Of The
reasons that led Rev. Rowarrnan 10
speak as he did. In that there Ia 4
movement on foot among the various
pastors or the city. 70 take action
against any members Of their re-
spective churches who lease their
property for saloons. gambling
houses or houses OF iIl-fame. IL
VIII be done. Il II said. TO aid the
work u the Seattle Law and order
league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13
WEST STREET
CONDITIONS

There was nothing startling In
trade today. Business began fair.
with principally local sales.
Many goods I'm tho vegetable line
are not Of prime quality. This "a
particularly true OF some that came
up last Friday BY steamer from
California.
Quotations stand nearly the same
as Saturday. \ few minor changes
alone were announced.
Eggs are not abundant today and
several lots OF excellent quality
which came In this morning. sold at
10 cents a dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13
THE SOUND
AND SHORE

The State % Washington resumed
her run 10 Whateom today after hav-.
Ing hccn repainted. rrfurniHhad aud
reiittcd throughout.
The bark Latonla. Capt. Gilmore.
has arrived from Peru with 10 tons
81 sugar consigned 60 Rentan Holmes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13
HICCOUGHED
Six Months, and Finally
Is Dead.

NEWARK. ~. J.. May t1,-Mra.
Julia Ludwig % f.tizahcthport. ~. j..
who for nearly STR months has been
afflicted with hiecouEhs. is dead
from exhaustion. The attacks Il
hlccougha would be temporarily
checked. only 20 return again. Many
physicians interested themselves In
the woman'a case. but we're unable
to give relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13

TapaHtriea. ercprs. silk ana en-
haHHrd stripes. Novelties in the
wall paper line. Star Paint Co. cOr-
uer Third and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13

Potatoes ~ s3oa35 per ton: beots
zoe per doz: carrots per sack, t2.00:
lettuce. tl25Ni.40 a case. turnips.
tl.zo; garlic, s4shc. cabbage, 81 %
peppers, 25130c. husks, t5c: green
celery sc per dozen; sweet pota-
toes, St-7502.00. Spanish Chnl pep-
pers, 29c per ID. sauer kraut. 2Gt4e.
California head lettuce. G5a76c case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13

Lake Washington flyer. Str. Cy-
rene. between Madison A. IeHchi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13
JOB BIkG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILY1
Green Fruit

Lemons - f2.2502.75 a box; lines.
500 per case: cooking apples, si.5Oa
zoo; eating apples, $4,000 90; navel
oranges. S225n2.75. Seeding, 81 .50a
zoo; bananas. f2.006275; olives. 506b
DC per gallon; grape fruit. ti.7sn
zoo strawberries. gL7502.00 per crate
rfeH. 81 TgF11 %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13

Take a Remington 60 Nome with
you. l. :. Niles. general dealer. 100
Cherry street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13

Lot ua estimate on your deeornt
ing. You Will mud un thoroughly
u-to-date star Paint Co. corner
Third and pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13

90 to z. C. Miles a Piper Co. for
your garden hose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13
SEATTLE .,..,.,...s.,,.,,...'
PORTLAND .........-s......,

A crowd which filled grand stand
and benches and overlooked into the
neld. saw Seattle win a thrillingY
excitinH i0-innlng game from Fort
land at Athletic park yesterday att
efn0on From start 90 finish IL was
champlonship ball. and Seattle Won
hecause her players thought and
planned and schcmed. Ii was case
~ brains beating Drawn.
How u Was Done.
Ths local team smashed cut twa
tArned runs in the first inring. AIT
81 that neither side scOrcd until the
last half % the sixth. when Port
/ land broke a thousand hearts BY
Nnocktng three clean ones In ire
rrst hair % the eighth Seattle TIED
/ 9he score and mended the broken
hearts. The ninth was hreathlesfs
work. hut neither side scored. The
senth began In norgentious silence
Then With one man cut ard the hases
fned R0ekenfisid knocked out a
honne run while the crowd went
sraxy. Those present theoght that
a. WAS all over but the SHOUTING
hat thew had another guess coming.
Tor Portland came 20 life and sent
E1hree men across the plate before the
local team realized What was being
done 70 Them. That ended Pore
lands squirt. however, and che was
suppressed.
a Squirt at the Start.
Although under a physician care
md a positive Injunction not 10 play
Il before next Wednesday. St0vall
Yifchesi for Seattle. In spite % his
condition he played an almost fault
hess game.
The local bunch went first 20 bar
ana for a few moments hammered
1he life cut Of Engei. Rand smashed
m little jump up cut beyond first,
(which Grim captured and tossed q
Engel who had packed his truck and
#1Roved to first. Engei got familiar
and touched Rand with the ball.
Then Engei had a generous ne and
presented StOlz with four. Rocken-
1ield swiped the FIRST one along u
Tinker who had butter fingers. and
Etolz paradesi along 20 second. Fray
dropped a scorcher into left field for
y single. and Stalx got homesick and
went there. Roekeuheld took a fancy
~ the view from third base while
Frnry. getting covstolis. tried TO steal
second and was ordered OF the dtA-
Hcnd. ST. Johns smashed one over
Gecnnd baEe and Rockendeid sang
*Home. Sweet Home" noadis care
1essiy Knocked q liner into Muller 4
1ands. Two runs.
Portland Could Not Score.
Portland failed 10 score in her half.
No play was especially interesting
krnfii tbs last half Of the third. when
4 Toadie reached up and pulled lu
I Tngeis' hot liner with one hand.
making long run 20 connect.
- tfter that both teams played fass
pail and made no errors Neither
>ffe SCORED until the last half OF the
sixth.
Cut Later She Could.
Muller smiled family as he step
ped TO the plate In the sixth. He
nit the first ball along. and hit hard
ne very selfHhly knocked the ball
wheTe none OF the Seattle boys could
go Il. and unklndiy went TO second
on the play. Brown laughed and
said. Anybody could Do that" and
kn0cked a brutal oue into left fell
Tor two bases. Muller came along
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THREE THOUSAND FANS
MADLN CHEER
The COMING CHAMPIONS
Rockenfeds Four.Bagger Wins Tennnng Game From
Portland Most Closely Contested Game Ever
PLAYED in Seattle. Teams in Good Form
> o o o o o o -
o o 0 Q @ . 0 o o Sc

from second jumping, while hondie
made phenomenal throw which
would probably have closed our
Muller at plate if Hodgo hadn't been
drinking goats milk. lie hutted IN
20 the game and, jumping "A mile lr-
terceptrd the ball. allowing Muller 70
score. Boadlc was real cross. And
erson WAS hat by pitched ball ana
llmped % first. Then Weed knock
Cd out three hagger which he tried
70 stretch into a home run. being put
out trying 70 get hack Co third. The
hit scored THROWN and Anderson.
Tinker and NigneuN both flied out
Three runs.
Seattle makes Another.
Neither side did anything IN the
seventh, and the game began 60 look
serious. In the urst half Of the
eighth stovall dropped one beyond
third for two bases. Rand's hit cut
the lawn way beyond second base,
and Stovalt sprinted home. antshinK
with a s0-faot dive which best the
ball hv a hand Sfnla famed. aud
Rand was arrested Tor going Il sleep
ca second which cost the side a run.
as R0ekenneld singled, The hit
would have sent Rand home from
second Il he had been there. Fray
famed. one run.
The Excitement BeRtnS.
Portland was shut out in her half
and the ninth inning began with the
score tie. II ended that way too.
for neither side could get man be-
youd first.
The tenth began IN hreathlesa
silence. The FIRST ball along hit kur-
ran IN the shoulder and he went
grfnning 10 first. Stovait drove the
bail against the right field fence for
base. and things looked promising
with man on first and second. aud
none out. Rand gave the crowd
heart disease by going out at hrst.
bat Il revived when Stolz was pre-
scented with base. As Ruckenfield
came TO the plate with the bases fili-
ed. Mayor Humeu youngest son
shouted from the players bench.
say. maybe Rocks didn't play ball
He drove the leather clean TO the
center field fence. and galloped
around the diamond. driving three
men before him. while three thous-
and fans went insane. Frary and
81. Johns both went out at FIRST.
Four runs.
a Close Flnish.
II Looked as II the game was over
{ right then. but one can't always tell
T Portland came 70 bat with blood n
/ her eye. Engei cut a path through
I the grass away past second and sat
I down on FIRST. Muller moved tha
lawn down by third. sending EnEsl "a
| second. Brown knocked his alonr
/ the same path. scoring Engei
Mayor Humes' little boy said
+ Gosh
t Anderson dropped the hall int
/ center-field. scoring Muller.
/ Mayor Hgmsx little boy said
+ Darn
Weed famed. Tinker hit to second
f forcing Anderson. Flgneux Knocked
out a hard one. scoring Brown.
+ The score was seven 70 sir with
two men out, and Mayor Humes
f little boy said. Well. everybody
else said IL too.
Grim vas shut out at first. end.
ing the game.
Mayor Humes' little boy raia
/ Wow. hurrah. hurrahi~ So az
/ everybody else
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-13

A co. The Tntonin WINS reported
iaHi, and Tier skipper murdered by n
Chilean crew last October last octuh-
81. but her master states That the
Yessa had calm weather the en-
tire trip. aud AZ no time has he had
any trouble with hts crew.
The new Lake Washington steamer
Peerless haa been launched and hrt
machinery IL being put Ia piher a.
rapidly na possible.
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Every
Little Point

That VIII mike this store entirely
satisfactory has been attended o..
Prescriptions or any other thing you
60 10 "a drug store for are priced 10
"a HHy that's fair.
Extract witch Hazel. per plnt...23c
Giyrer.ne. paf pound .....,..... 400
Mennrn.H THicum - ss.s..........lbD
Packers Tar Soap. per tnke......llc
p4kz1uiH Face Powder. box ..... a5c
41li white Rose Giyeeriue Soap.
box 3 CAKES o.. 81. ..ss....s4s4#. Soc
W offer the best that druggists
can oTrr.
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GttANNON5
IL BOSTON GROCERY
1220.t222 Second Avenue.
Tel. pike ibi.
Grub for PrOSp8CtOrS

No grocery 60 this section ean boast
Of d better variety of grub for pros
pectnrH. and none have had more cN-
pnricuce in packing Allow uH 60
give figures and chow YOU the goods.
Picnic Parties, Attention !
our daiieateaHtn depa rtment viii
take ali the bother ana worry on
your hands 81 preparing cakes and
meats fuf Huur picnic An kinds %
ruaHts-tutkey duck. chicken, beef,
cookies. cakes. reilaheH, fancy cheese,
etc.
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90 10 spinning Tor bicycle repairs.
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consolence o Traitor.


Rev. Mr.. Bowerman's concluding
words were an appeal to the mothers
and fathers n the city 70 train their
children In the right way. Can you
blame young girls for going asfray
when they receive their first taste Of
liquor 81 their own homer Why IL Il
tlzA1 helow certain Line ia this city
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
The Real Opinion d The People.

The decision of the District Court, in the
case agsipss Iglesias is most FORTU-
NATE thing, primarily for the Court and
sgcondarily for the whole Judicial system Of
/ Island and THIRDLY FOR THE
PEACE AND WELL BEING OF THIS
{ COMMUNITY. The least concerned o.
anlone connected with the case is the
Justify CONVICTED man Santiago
Iqlesias. Ue is not even provoked at the de
e'siop. BECAUSE He KNOWS THAT
THE HARD WORKING FELLOWS
WHO MAINTAIN AND SUPPORT
HIM WILL APPEAL HIS CASE AND
DEFEAT JUSTICE If POSSIBLE,
The proper presentation of this decision 70
inc American Federation of Labor, THE
DISCLOSURE OF MIR. IGLESIAS
4J3REER DURING THE TIME he
SPENT IN PORTO RICO, AND THE
KNOWLEDGE BY THE Fedora
TION OF LABOR THAT MIR. SAN
TIAGO IGLESIAS AT A SOCIALIST
MEETING BITTERLY AND VENO
NOUSLY ASSAILED THE LATE
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY AS BElNe
lGUILTY OF \ TYR NNIUAL AB BUSl
| OF OVER IN fORIO RICO, WILL
SURELY KESULE IN LABORS
UNANIMOUS AND UNIVERSAL
Dis and REPUDlA
ITlON OF SANTIAGO luLESlA'
AND HIS DO JTRlNES.
| Another veuomous attack on cur Judge
and Judicial system, the defense Of ma
convicted OF Intentionally breaking or Laws
more charges Ivy lnuendO and imputatior
and the beluddled chameleon continues hl
career. Tue only thlng left is to hope tha
Congress in it's contemplated legislatio
against anarchy and YELLOWlSM WI
include Porto Rico in the PROVISIONS OF an
law it may pass.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
Order your Christmas oysters atIasJ's. q

On december 9th the Supreme Court Of
the United States decided the second Of the
Dooley cases, involving the constitutIonally
of the law of April IL, providing for the col.
lection of duty on articles shipped from the
United States into Porto Rico. The gov
eminent was sustained. The decision was
rendered by Justice Brown.
In the Dooley case Justice Brown held
that as Porto Rics is no foreign territory
the goods shipped into Porto Rico are moi
exports, but that whether exports or imports
The wide range of congress in the matter
Of taxation was sufficient for contingency
OF the character. At best, be eaid, the duty
was temporary expedient, and as it was
explicitly provided in the Foraker act tha'
she Porto Rican legislature could changt
she character Of the enactment it was hello
that the Foraker act was merely Legislation
| in the interests of Porto Rico. The For
! aker act was sustained on the grounds lait
down in the Downs case, another Of the in
sulsr cases decided at the last term. Th
decision CT the lower court was affirmed
Justice Brown explicitly said that the OPT
MON was not to be construed as a justifcs
tion, OF export duties.
Justice White eoncurred in the result
but delivered an independent decision.
The chief justice and Justices Harlan
Bre er and Peckham united in a dissentin
Iopiuion in this case. That opinion Wa
handed down by the chief justice. The di
sentients held that the duty imposed ws
export in character, and that the fact thu
it was levied for the benefit OF Porto Rit
did not change its character.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
Current News Notes
Local And General.

The following is an extract from the New
York Commercial Advertiser Of December
3rd:
"Dr. M. G. Brumbeugb, Commissioner
of Education for PertO Rico, is now 1Clth us
tor well.earned vacation and reports:
"With population Of 10000 the valua-
ton st loW figure IS S1OO 10000 1t
might justly be $l35. 900 900. Cigars made
from Porto Rican tobacco equal tho best
Cuban cigars The tobacco crop this year
is valued at $40 100000. The memorable
c, ciono has injured the usual $50, 900
| coffee crop. Tne sugar crop runs INTO mil
lions. add to this the tropical and SEMI
tropical fruits, aud Porto Rico cannot be
aeaten by any area IN the world of equal
size and population. Free trade between
Ppra .RCo-and the YnUed. States. gitysstl
ing islands. Educatlonally we have had a
good year. Inc military government
ended with 6l2 schools intermittentiy open;
we now have 982 schools regularly open
Win $1,000 pupils One year ago there
was not one owned school building in Porto
Rec; we noB have 36 buildings completed
and IN use, and II more IN cOulse OF cree
tlOn, including tae $50; 900 Normal School.
At present Governor Hunt loans Us his
summer residence for this purpose. Fourth
Of July WAS celebrated in American sytyie by
10000 children and as many Citizens. We
uUw have I20 seach3rS from tie United
States, but we obseI Fe local canrrol as far
al possible. la every school English is
taught and the people clamor tor more
schools and more teachers. Our high scaool
VIII prepare ior colleges IN tue United
States ar. Larnegi4 mas given US $780,.
0J9 tor puDiic library W. have placed
II 00O sSs in tiia SCHOOLS and furnish ali
books and supplies free. We need more
money 10 provide tOr d total of 200;00U
chldr,n IN school. La len years the scnools
alll utterly transform and thoroughly Amer
lcauize Porto Kico".
These are brave, encouraging words, and
need no eommenS bus psalm OF thanksgiv-
iog.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
Frankfurters and sauerkraut at Izzy's. I

There was a meeting of the Executive
Council yesterday afternoon which lasted
over two hours many matters being discuss
ed. The Aguadills loan of 10000 was
taSen up and the clerk instructed to reques.
further detailed information. In the matter
of tax remissions an interesting debate as
to the authority of tbe Council to review
the action of the Treasurer occurred. In
the course Of the debate the Treasurer stat
ed that it was his intention at the coming
session of the Legislature TO ask for the
passage of law which will permit him te
rectify an assessment or remit same, where
the collection would work manifest mint
sice and hardship. The matter could MOI
be settled, opinions Of the members diff
fering to such an extent that it was decided
to deter action until the next meeting.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
Triumph Of Chilean Diplomacy
Argentine Accepts A PROPOSE
ton For Settling
a the Trouble
Arbitration VIII Solve
Disputed Problem
Brazil To Act AS Mediator
Especial cablegram to Boletin Mercantil
Brazil To Act As Mediator

New York, December 14th.-
Despa' ches received from Buenos
Aires safe that after overcoming
certain minor difficulties, Chilean
diplomacy has secured from tie
Argentine Republic the acceptance
Of one Of the propositions made for
aariving at settlement Of the ques
ton of sovereignty in the disputed
territory claimed by both countries
Although it is not yet known In
Washington what was the principal
motive power in bringing about the
settlement of the trouble, it is
believed to be very probable that i
was the intervention of the Presid
ent of Republic friendly to botf
parties, and the indications are tina
this Republic was Brazil. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14

Sprigg. in South Africa, Tor institute
ing at the Cape an enrolment Of the
British subjects residing in Cape
Colony along the whole /. Western
Coast.
He said the result had beer the
enlistment of 1000 co'onis's, who
voluntarily offered themselves to
assist the Metropolis in its present
struggle with the South African
Republics, and who have contribut-
led in considerable amounts to the
expenses of equipment and provi
lsions. EOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
Suspension QPsParaiOns Eol War
The Chilean Fleet To Leave
It's Present Position.
Chile Stops Work On
Military Road
Arbitration Will Settle. Question In
Dispute.
Special sablegram 10 Boletin Mercantll
Especial sablegram TO BOletin Mercantil


New York, December l4tb.-
Later cablegrams received from
Montevideo by the press Of this
city give an account OF the arrange
11s 5-.S-.s--sorsd intor L~t-~~- cL'lN
and the Argentine Republic, and
state that both Governments have
ordered the suspension of all pre-
parations now being made for wa:,
the Argentine Republic at the same
time insisting upon the withdrawal
of the Chilean fleet from the Straits
of Magellan.
chile has also agreed to suspend
work on the military road pending
the result of the arbitration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14

expense Of policing it soould be borne BY
all, and we should see what the creed could
accomplish in practice. Anarchists Of eli
nations would be left there to test their
theories without moleststion. But they
would be deprived forever of the stimulus
Of hostile audience, aud pessibiy-ths fear
OF languishing silence among their friends
would discourage them into normal thoughts
and ways, = - .s'fs -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14

is to make the party leaders conduct their
party affairs bette1 than they otheraCiss
could. When they conduct them scell
there is no excuse for Independence, and It
will command very slight public attention.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14

: Los anemicos, los ra-
: qufticos, los atacadoS con
3 frecuencia. de eatarros,
3 los paludicos y cuantos
& deSeen verse vigorosos
3 deben tomar la EMUL-,
8 SION DE SCOTT porque
3 es ell medicamento mas
{ valioso en- ell tratamiento,
: del raquitismo y anemia
3 infantil, porque es un ali
! mento productor de graSa
! del mas alto grado: por-
! que es elt6nico y fecons-
tituyente mas poderoso
conocido. !;
Certificates de. me- /;
dicos 10 han dicho: para 3
los enjutos de pecho, !
para la tisis, resfriados y;
catarros cronicos, MIN &
,guna medicina es mejor {
que Ia EMULSION DE :
SCOTT. 3
SCOTT 8 BOVINE. oulmlecs. New. TosA., !
De vensa en- las Bsticaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
Interpolation In The
Spanish CorteS
The Government Guarantees
Order In Cadiz.
Will Impose the Full Rigor
OF the Law
Number Of Killed and Wounded
Special cablegram to Boletin Mercantil
Number Of Killed and Wounded
Especial cablegram to Boletin Msrcantill

New York, December IA h II
is reported from Madrid that the
present disturbances in Oadiz have
been the subject of Interpolation O.
the Government in the Legislati-
We Chambers, and that the Govern
n.ent answered for peace and order,
having put the law in force
1t was also stated in the Chamber
of Deputies that the troops had
killed % Of The rebels, and that
there was large number of wound
II ssa !. -, .-..s.... M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14

The Bolctin Msrcanta Is tho ssdest ~escspGpe'
m he IslQnd. It's conservative, Independent esao
progressive in all matters Of public interest. tt
reed in the best families reaches tho buying classes
md Is easily first in public cstiHGtOa 1aa - g
advertising medium.
TAs sfternoon edition 4J the BoLgTTF TeGcke'
sat Of iown patyoas "a hours IN savsHss q ~
uoTaing daiIses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14

The Office Of the Board Of Public Works
has been removed TO No. 8 Allen Stree,
the rooms formerly occupied by the Director
of Prisons who is now located in the DiputA-
ton Building.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
ContrabaDd o. War Seized.
Came From Venezuela.
Intended For Colombian
5 Revolutionists,
VIII Interfere With Agreement Be-
TWEEN The Two Republics.
special Uablegram to Boletin MercantilI
Especial Uablegram to Boletin MercantiIl

New York, December 14sh. -
Cablegrams reseived from Colon
state that the Government troops
surprised the disembarking Of a
contraband shipment consisting Of
arms and munit.on of war from a
small boat near Cape Gambia at the
entrance to the Gulf of Uraba.
From Investigations made it ap-
peared that the above mentioned
arms and munitions of war came
from Venezuela and were intended
for the Colombian revolutionary
troops.
Ills believed that this acton OF
the Venezuelan Government, afford
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14

EmiIano Rosa Del Vale has beer ap
pointed Postmaster At San Sebastian AM
Tsodomlro Rivera has been appointed Post
master at BArranqnltas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14

ing aid to the Colombian Liberals,
has rendered difficult the early
adjustment of the disagreements
which have recently arisen between
the two Republics.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
The Fashion Club"
CAFE FOR GENTLEMEN
OPENS TO NIGHT FOR BUSINESS
Everybody Welcome.
80 San francisco st.

Mrs. O. w. Drees the wife of Rev. DIR.
Drees of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and her sister Mrs. Combs arrived here on
the San Juan on Friday morning. DR.. and
Mrs. Dfees have taken residence in San
turce between stops IL and Is.