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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27

lsG teJidos. Sors. de Orcasitas CO,
2 G tejdos. .Targa y co, 3 ids. y / d
teiIdos. Zalduondo y Mier, d teji.
dos Airivf Hmns, 2 bultos coIch6n.
Cuetara, R6s y co, 2 q calzado. Con
aa'ez, Alvarez J co, l d calzadoy y otros
Castrill6n y Ochoa, 80 cnts, ce1ollas.
J. Matienlo, | bl azadas, l atdo palas.
). Melon y co, l q teiidos. J M. Ba
yona, 100 SIS arroz. r Fabian CO,
l tardo Y d ttJidoa. Santsteban,
Ohavarri y co, l d tejidos. Mu.taner
Y CO, q eal2ado y ciuturones. Jose
Old, 3 G sombFeros. Scrs de Abarca,
| bI aceite. Fgeirfa, AlOnso co, | q
sachichones, l bI cerveza, 4 q veas,
G galletas. Miillenhoff Y Korber, | h
hilo coser. Jose Martinez, 2 d calza
do. Piza Hmns, pq'e 5Cy / fdo.
teiidOs.
Para los puertos que resenam0s gol.
"Malia" con 10 sguiente:
Fajardo = Hernaiz y co, CT Y 4 far
dos tejidos. Piza Hmns. 2 fardos tell
dos. Angel Suarez, 3 cJs sombreros.
Sucesoles de A Mayol co, a ana
fee, Z atados calderos, l CT quincala
r Fabian CO, fardo tejidos. Cere-
cedo Hmns y CO, CT mantequilla, CT
galletas, CT macarelas, l CT aqua nj
neral. R. Torres 6 hijos, 10 bJs limona-
da. Gambia y Stubbe, l CT hilo coser.
f. Font Hmno, l CT galetss, CT
icores, ] CT datiles, 2 os frutas, 2 cIs
vino. Cuetara Ros y co, C. pie e'es y
calzado. Pedro Giusti l CT yarios
efectos Mendizabal y CO, fardo Y =
CTS tejidos. Sucesores de Jose Her
naiz, CT tejidos. Zalduondo Y Mier,
| CT tejidOs. Jose MARTINEZ 2 tardos
tejidOs CT calzadO. Muntauer co,
| cl Calzado. A Oftega y co, l CT pa
pei, L huacal loza, 2 cIs quircalla, l b
terreteria.
Naguabo. "A. Vicente co, cnts.
aceitunas, 10 ont.. ceb0las. Fterrfa,
Alo SO y co, G. aqua mineral, | {; al
mendras gallotas, l G. maDteca, | Sc
ron ejps, 1G G pasta +. Gulitrmety,
| C mediciras SobrinO dc Izquie,do
y 90, ; G ajos, 6 q iab6n, 6 SIS arroz,
Mendiz4bal Y co, 3 f td)s l G teiidos.
A. Q tega y co, l q guinea a. Z7l-
duondo y Mier, q tejidos Pn{
IImne, l fdo. Y 2 q tejidos. Cu6rara
R}S O., q calfado He?nai ca.
= E teiiloe. T.oncos4 lImr s CO, / 3
~ te a Scr9. lie O c}sitas co, /
to I C tej.dos GJnzaiez Alon
o, q CO We =, . b cino. Candle
S'ubbe, l C 2aoAtos hlo. S3rs. IA
A NJ vol ca, y atls. caderos, l q
qnnc}la. Marcelno Mirabal, | q
az nca Ia. An-el Suare4, 3 G somhre-
fcS' FernaUdez, Gaula1 CO. 81 d
. s'a, 4 G q1esOs, l q sa'chichones,
J mantec9, l d anil, ? lts. almeudras,
2 bis papas. SEES de l.. Vllamil Y
c., | bI macarelas, | 81 cafe, ! bacaao
Planas, Rojo V CO, . dcns. escobas,
gton. hoanda l b macarelas, l q acct
- C puntas, Paris, 5 atas mante !
qailla.
DKSPACHADO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
La guerra sud-africana
Los boers capturan| povisiones
y resesi

(Servicio tslegrAfco especial del Boletin
Mercantill
Nueva York, lunes.- EN- ell Trans
vaal y Orange han ocurrido estos
dltimos dfas algunos encuentros de
poea importarcia enlre ell eiercito
ingles y las guerrillas. beers.
Estas ban capturad9 un conside
rable nimero de amin iales y vfveres
pertenecientes al enenigo
Ell general Delarey Sc apoder6
de 1000 reses quet guardaba ell
ei6rcito britapico en- las inmediacio.
nes de Nelspruit.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
MerCadO de Nueva York de hoy.

Harina de Trigo Gel Gigantic So 80 s4co
Harina de Malz Golden Maize $3.50 saco
Forage de Schumacher s1.30 saco
TocnO de Norton 1925 barril
Jamones IS las 100 hbras
Salchichones a $500 las 100 hbras
Manteca corriente IS 7IS las 100 lbras.
Manteca pura IS 5 las 100 lbras
Libras 4S4 IS
Azdcar centriiugado 1882
Aztlcar maScabad0 3.75
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Triste nOtiCia
Temblor de terra en- Espafia
PERDIDAs CONsIDERABLEs

Servicio Cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Madrid, ldnes.-Se ha sentido en-
toda la region de Andalucfa ua es-
pantoso terremoto.
La terra trepid6 algunos minu
tos sembrando 81 panico y la desc
laci6n entire los habitantes.
Els importante eli n1mero de las
casas destrufdas y muy consldera-
ble ell de las que han sufrido des.
perfectos.
Las perdidas en- la propiedad son
de mdcha consideration.
En- las primeras noticias comuni'
cadas no Sc mencionanj desgracias
personales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Terrible fluraCan en-
Espana

(ServiciO cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantll.)
Manila, luues I'm horroroso hu
racan ha destruido completam nte
el pueblo de Esparragoza, provincial
de Badajoz.
SO han enviado auxilios de todos
los pueblos inmediatos para socorrer
a los habitantes de aquella pobla-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Las elecCiones para Sc.
nadOreS en- Espana

(Servicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil)
Madrid, lunes. las elecciones
para Senadores obtendran los mi
nisteriales 120 candidates triunfan
tes.
La oposici6n alcanzara, sin embar-
go, la mayorfa, q pesar de los ira
bajos del gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Ell Tribunal Supreme
y los prOduCtOs de
Puerto Rico

ServlciO cablegrafico especial del BOletfn
Mercantil
Washington, lunes.-El Tribunal
Supreme de los Estados Unidos re
solvera hoy los casos de apelaci6n
hecha por algunos comerciantes con
motive de derechos :cobrados indie
bidamente sobre productos de Puer
to Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Ell senior MuiiOz en- NOrte
America
Agasajo cariiioso

(Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
MercantiI
Nueva York.-Ha llegado a esta
ciudad ell leader del partido federal
senor Mufloz Rivera, al que aguar-
daban prestigiosos miembros de la
Colonia .puertorriquena de esta ciu
dad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Expedition de tropas d
Fiiipinas

Seryicio telegtatco especial del Boletn
Mercantil
Washington, martes. : Sc ran co
m0nicado iustrucciones 4 todos los
Jefes de Departamento para que es-
ten preparadas por todo ell mes de
JUNO pr6ximo las tropas que EN- :
barcatan para Fiiipinas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
MOVIMIFNTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DB TRAVESfA

La go. amer. "Henry Crosby.
conduce para este puerto la carga 81
guiente: \ Sobrnos de E2qpiiga, 9j
tonel d s ca bon. Fernando G8uran
co, 300 C petr6'eo, $50 G ga etas
go q iah6a l40 BIS ceIveza, / q nun
cics, 200 c pasta, II aides cobas.
Scres de NJ Lomba ' co, so BIS cprve-
"a, C annrcios, 300 cpeu6 60, 3 By
cet,e, 200 G kerosna, lG0 sJs hanna
20. 3 mau'-cs; , BIS v,d ieras, so
jeu0n, 80 aids hero gAlyanizado so
ois toclno Baiaequide y 20. 30.3 man
era, 200 SIS hanna Z A onso Y co.
3 SIS harina. Mul.enhotf y K0tber
81 atds hero galvanizado. CeIecedo
hermanos y co, 40 C petr6leo. CAS-
trii6n y Oehoa, 200 G peti6 go, 80 atds
hiero gavanizado. +. Font y hernia
no. 100 G petr6leO. j O,hoa Y her
mano, 5 atds escohas, 25 bJs tocino,
1909 G petr6leo. La l. ~ de Data
lIistas, 80 G j4h6n. b equerO Y Gan
dara, % SIS habichuelas, 2j @ galietas,
% hIs tocinO, 80 atds papel. Sfes de
l. Vil'amil co, % bls tocino, $50 G
petI6 e0. Caldas Y co, % bIs tocino
j PeIujo y Olva, $50 C petr6leo Bar
cello y co, % BIS tooiho. Ssres de A
Mayol &C, 5ls vidrerfa. Gonzalez
Padin hermano5, 3 bultOs. Barmudaz
hermanos y co, A bultos. j Matienzo,
81 bnltcs. Rotulados:: 36l pleas ma
dera, 200 bis cemento, 800 atds duelas.
60 aids tondOs, 40 bultos valios. A la
order: A 100 G iab6l is 90 G pc
tG6leo. SIN 12S toneIadas carb6d.
Del vap. "Caracas"- = De la oTdep:
Sc han consignado los se10res Frei-
ria Alfonso y CO, XXX so SIS harina,
Xxx, 100 i'd id X 100 id id marca "El
Gigante. A SGcesores de Perez Hmns
1913 j,mones, 5 CTS sa chchones.
ENTRADAs DE- OA3OrAIa
De Vieques, bal. "Msria Artau en-
astre.
De Arroyo gol,, "HoIinquen" en- las
tire.
sALIDAs DE 0ABOTAJR
Para Yabucoa. gol. "Carmelita"
con 10 siguiente: Planas, Rojo y co,
l flo hilO, 2 bis arenque 2.3 bacalao.
Scrs. de M, Lomba co, l d tjoras, 4
SIS garbanzos, % q jab6n, l bt cerve
"a, l @ aceite, y 81 jamones, / Gyb
manteca, SIS sjos, 5 d cigarrilios, 2
balas papel, 5 G f6storos, l d. varios,
20 q velas, 6 quesos, 81 pimienta,
10 bIs aceitunas, l q mantequilIs,
ScIs de l.. VllIamil y G., ! q galletas,
3 as ajos, 3 d chocolate, Is cnts. ce-
bollas, bI carne, BIS arenques, BIS
papas, 8.3 bacalao, l 81 cafe, 2 BIS ma
carelas, 80 SIS arroz. Comp. Conner
cial Egolcue Palau, l d prensa, 3
bis cervezs, 10 SIS arro,, 2 bls pspas,
2 bis cebollas, 8 atds zinc, 4 atds aren-
ques, bI a dcar, hls tocno, 2 IL one
sos lG salcbchones, % jamones. A vi
cente co, 6 d f6sfoles, Is d jab6n, 5
cuts. cebolias, 2 q sarlinas. Vitlar y
icc, & RS cafe. j. W. Blanco, d dr6
gas. RnsAbclen y Prda, 2 d flcores.
| G cograc, 4 d Z bis ron, 2 roles
aiam0re, 2 O ginebra. G ez )
Alfonso, d d cefveza, / pqte sa sosa
CeIecedo Hmns y co, / d tiutas. q
hierro, / @ aceitunas. r. Torres hf-
jos, 2 bis limonada. Scrs. do M. Ro
man co, | pqte. tiieras, / 81 azadas
Gsndia y ctubbe, 2 d hilo. S5Es. de
j. Hernaiz, 2 @ tejidos. A. Orteua Y
co, 8 nidos baules, | fdo. tejidos. Bar
cello co, bI azadas, bI grampas,
fdo. pieles, ] d tejidos. Hernaiz Y co,
II q y tdo. teJidos. Mendisabal y co,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
La guerra Ell Filipinas
Pacificacion de Samar

Serviclo cablegrafco especial del Boletiu
Mercantil
Manila, lunes. En- la isla de Sa-
mar Sc han presentado muchos fiji
pinos a las tropas norteamericanas.
Pueds darse por hecha, con este
movito, la paci6caci6n de la isla de
Samar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Los ingleses y los beers
reanudan las negOCia-
clones de la paZ

t5erVicio telegrAfco especial del Boletin
Mercantil)
Londres, lunes.-Noticias recibi-
das en- esta poblaci6n dicen que Sc
han reanudado las conferencias pa
ra la estipulaci6n de la paz entire
los ingleses y los beers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Una faCtOri2 de dIdC1r dc $4,000 OtOncladaS
Equipada con evaporadorGs "LILLIE".

la que onstnyegd0 sa de Maui Ia fla
waan Commercial Sugar Company capadad 1909
adas p0r Para Sc a ech0 0eddO dc
er3p0Tad0r LII If De cdp eie endo te7er cada ca
psedad 900 gao1s yuapa oacado m Otros Pc
ddOs De LILLE triples cU4drues eiecs dc G sones para arrea
capada5 DE- Multiple e1c0 Ill LIE pdOs este an0
las as Hawaii de 0 Gones de ga2aqo co1enadO per ca
d Il aoras.
agqys'2s 9eap1=oa d '9s cec. p4tab@asss va
Sagar" caDscdsd N side eada pm QectVas abr
d9aoa e0c0ntIaban an
SUGAR APPARATUS 1AEUFA0T0RING COMPANY
= a. Macfie
UNiCO ACFNrE EN ESTA lSLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
La situaci6n de Espana
Actitud dc los nhlisteriales

Servicio telegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercanti)
Madrid, lunes -Reiua cohpleta
tranquilidad en- Espana
Los ministeriales estan decididos
& emprender Ell ell Parlamento una
campana favorable para los intere
ses de la naci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Tribunal de pOliCia
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL

Ramon Gonzalez Juan Agosto, pof ri
ia, dCs dollars de multa cuatro diss de
trabajos fprz2d0S; Rosalia Santana por in.
sultar a Cruz Hernandez, dos dollars de
multa; GaSpar Garcia Francisco Rodri.
guez, por disparos de armas, diez dollars de
multa o veinte dias de trabaoS forzadoS;
Rafael Fernandez, por maltratar de obraS
4 Emilio Rodriguez, caatrO dias de trabajos
forzados dos dollar de multa; Juan Pimen-
tel, por maItrato de obras a Manuel Rami.
rez, dos dollars de multa cuatro dias de
trabajos forzados; Eafael Fueutes Y Juan
Arroyo, por escaudalo, dos dollars de multa
Fuentes un dollar Arroyo.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Julian OSorio, por rina deSobe1encia
ia policia, veinte dias de trdbajos torza-
dos; Rita Morales, por embrissuez es-
candalo, un dollar de multa dos das de
arresto; Santiago Urdiales, por robo de
un reloj, vente dias de trabajos forzados
JeSe EScobar, pc. escandalo { insultos a
la pollcia, diez dollars de multa veinte
dlas de trabajos forzados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27

q las festas cel4bradas on esta ca.
pital para conmemorar ell aniversa-,
rio del nacimiento de la Reina.
En un pueblo Immediate ha ocu-
rrido una fuerte explosion que no
cause desgracias aunque 81 grandes
perdidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Ser7iCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
FL Regimiento
puertOrriquenO
licencia a los oficiales
PAGO A LAS TROPAS
licencia a los oficiales
PAGO A LAS TROPAS

Serviclo cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Me-cantil
Washington. lunes Ell Departa
mento de la Guerra Fcenciara de
corosamepte los oftiales del Re-
gimiento Puertorriqueno.
Los nuevos ofciales, que Sc nom
braran dsntro de breves dfas, SER
viran ell tempo de tres amos.
AL Regimien'o Puertorriqueno Sc
asignaran los mismos sueldos gu
disfrutan las tropas regulares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Ell doctor R. M. POnte

LEN ID "A
Estara auSente de esta capital, pOr
cuatrO semanas sOlamente. 30-29
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
Fiestas en- LOndreS
Una explosion

fservicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
MercantiD
Londres, lunes. LA prensa del
extranjero dedica muchas Columns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27
q. TINAUD & co.
Plaza PrincipaI--San Juan Puerto Rico.

LA CASA MEJOR SURTIDA Y QUE MAS NOyEDADES lMPORTA
En- Joyas de todas classes epeciamente RRLANTES"
que vende muy barato garantizandO su buena caRdad
Consante vaado surtdo Roos para Boo Pared Des
pertadoras, garactia do marcha exacta
TOlO 10 mas moeno que abroa toda csse dc obo de
Plata Plateados etc, propiOs para regalos
CUBERTOS de todas cses do las aediadsa Roger
J ChrStofle"
Lo percoonado Apteojoa para TeaO Campo Marina
dsede 81 $50 cada
Lentes y EspejueIos
OPERADos De CATARATA d.
Pe1uera na de las aadas rsnesss ngesas
@ "UNIcOS ACENTES"
- do gran Fabdca de O6maras foograaoas america
s KODAKSs Sc a
EA. 4@4 prec0 Qae a los Essados Unidos
L@5 4 ada oamaTa aoompaaa ihro de inetrucci6n
As EN- ng6s hpano Ionitas toto
49, gTafas, sin apaendisaie 9or manejo ssneIlEime
$ de dichos
Cangra oda pda e bonto UaraogN
lustrado con bontos grabados ng6s esplno, ss 10
mandaremos GRATI4 franco do porte
Sesyius psddes vusls Dc correo, PACOS ANTICPADOA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27

OPERAUoNEs soFRB Ell MUeLLE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-27

OPaRAcIoNFs on BUQUEs En- PUERTO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-09
TIT FoR TAI FoR LoRp KITCHENER.

The policy Of Kitchener in South Africa has been
brutal unquesonably Among other things he adopted
the inhuman expedent Of the econcendo Of the Span
iards Cuba, followed this up by executing Boer
prisoners Of war as felons mercy has been shown by
to the and children Of the patriots who have
been herded in corras like brues and only because
they loved their homes which homes for the most
part waste in ashes. Now comes the
hope may true that the authorities
circulated a proclamation throughout the Transvaa
the Orange Free State and Cape Colony ouawing Ktch
ener all British subjects who may caught with
their hands This proclamation recites that the British
government having issued manifesto declaring the lives
Beers forfeited who are their counrys
defense the latter compelled to resort this method
retaliation The Beers have shown great forbeaance
dealing with a most atrocious situation The British
government having forgotten its obligations civil
Hzation Christianity the ordinary dictates
mainly war upon women children
why the burghers reaated this
by shooting all prisoners Paul Kruger steadfasy oppos-
ed the adoption reaatory measures but the command
ants in the field finally succeeded in overcoming his resist
ance.
1t is probable that the from viii assume
most ferocous and sangunary character No quarter will
be given is probable that the British viii
ucty worst Of this new phase of hosties because
the Beers have already lost their families and their homes
and in position execute most terrible retaliation
without mourning any additional risk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-09
pRouTH.cLosEp MINES.

Fifteen mines of the river coal combination the Monon-
gahea River Consolidated Coal and Coke company closed
Tuesday and 10000 miners thrown of employment
The drought is the cause and the mines and will be
idle until rains come sufficient take the millions Of
Of coal that now conget the Pburg harbor and the
slackWaered pools Of the Bonongahela River Every
Of the 100000 available barges floating the
pools waiting viii furnish enough
for towboats take them the shallow part Of
the Ohio between Ptsburg and Cincinnati Unless the
rains before the middle of the month the remaining
mines viii be compelled to close, by that time they viii
have used up their limited storage space the tppIes In
that event 900 additional will quit As small
pensaon about 1000 Of the miners viii go in the
railroad mines, which behind their lake contracts
The drought is having another serious effect on the
great industrial region Of the Monongahea valley With
only small flow Of water in the pools from which the mills
draw their water the proportion of sulphuric acid il it has
increased to that the mills the constituent
interests of the United States Steel Corporation have been
seriously Inconvenience The condition unique and
strictly local Examinations of the the Home
stead Steel Works during the past few days have
that it contains from three to five per Of acid The
and much damage generally caused Ali mills soda
ash by carloads which is charged the water before it IS
into the boilers
The cutting away of the forests the headwates
made the droughts each longer while the increase
in mines and in the depth Of old ones greater
Of mine water The mills will ask for government inves-
tgation the controlled by the war de-
partment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-09
ROOSEVELT NOT A RICH MAN.

Although born TO the purple" with silver spoon
II bis mouth raised comparative luxury and educated
at one Of the most expensive institutions IN the land
President Roosevelt not millionaire or even rich man
in the modern accepaton of that term He has always
had enough for any man. or an abundance for man Of his
rather economical notions life but his financial crcum-
stances have not been anent His ambition as boy and
man was to be equality with his fellows. whether IN
school in the legislature On ranch OF on the field Of ba
tie Hence his popularity with the great majority despite
his advantages of birth education The Telegraph Of
Philadelphia has been looking up President Rooseves
finances and finds he is not rich man not even ndepen
dent That paper says he has never been wealthy his
personal income for many years has been $4,000 year and
the personal income of Mrs Roosevelt has also been $4,000
year So by joining these incomes the Roosevelt family
have lived in fair fashion There have been no eztrava
gances but everything has been conducted on practical and
careful lines 1r, Roosevets salary as an assembyman
was $500 year His salary as a United States civil
service COMMISSIONS under President Harrison was $1,000
year His salary as police commissioner under Mayor
Strong was sooo year His salary as assistant secre
tary Of the navy under Secretary Long was $4,000 year
lis salary as lieutenant colonel and colonel Of the United
states volunteers in the Cuban service was picayune His
salary as governor OF the state OF New York was $4,000
His salary vice president Of the United States
was $4,000 His present salary as president OF the
United states is $4,000 year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-09

General Chafees report to the department an
nouncng the pacfcaon of the Island of Cebu contains
passages which SEEM when read in connection with the
Sedion law just proclaimed by Philippine commission
to mark the end Of the policy of benevolent assimilation
After repeating the dispatch Of General Hughes command
ing in Cebu wherein the latter gives the details the
seuender Of the insurgent forcs General Chae proceeds
to that this settles "for the present at least the dis
urbance heretofore existing that island Continuing
General Chafee remarks that future order will be
by the deliberate action of the inhabitants peace may
be easily preserved if the people be disposed to do So
Almost simultaneously with General Chafees dispatch
another arrived from the civil division adminstra
ton in the Philippines bringing of publication of
blanket bill in fifteen paragraphs, prescribing punish
ment treason insurrection seditous uerances
formation of political societies and the violation Of the
oath of allegiance" says the Philadelphia Press.
This bill is stated to be designed ito all rebel
sympathizers active passive There may be than
coincidence in the publication of these dispatches
General Chafees ausion persons who might
preservation of the peace they should disposed
to be descriptive of passive" sympathizers
against whom the commissions sedition law aimed In
effect others be intended previously existing
enactment amply provided for the punishment of active
insurreoonsts. The prescription traitors all Fill
pnos who shall openly assist in the establishment of
American authority would inhabitants beyond the
reach of provost guard and the edict substance
a proclamation of martial law.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-09
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KANSAS DEMOCRATIC SENATOR.

ezconfederate Democrat represents the PopFusion
party of Republican Kansas the United States Senate
Now that everything indicates that Kansas is politically
again Republicans feel hesiancy in speaking out
their estimate of the exConfedeae Democrat VINO in be
ing no longer politically congenial his state to
the distinguished body Of which he member is still
Kansan This estimate voted by the Republican
admits that Senator Harris is than ordinarily deserv
ing and capable as public man. That this estimate is
correct the Eagle has been convinced for long time In
being credit party which elected him he has been
dscredt the state He has always been on the right
side Of every question in which there politics Voting
With the Democratic minority all party issues, he has
always stood the interests of the people whole Of
state Honest and fearessness combined with
ordinary mentality him and he holds the
spect the entire membership OF the United States Senate
all parties It is asserted that he always subordnated
his politics to the good Of the state We inclined to
believe that true He worked for pensions for his
odsoldier constituents with all the ardor exUuon
soldier despite the fact that Virginia Democrat and
an exConfederate.
If Kansas had to be represented by Democrat in the
United States Harris would deserve the distinction