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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-04

A ermprehsnsvo ynopuia q Freshest
Raoaescita masaaEe 60 coaE~us ia Kivun be-
ioH
10 Ha Senate aaf House of Representative <
IHa rCHeffas assemblies thla year undsr
tle AaaeW lf eeai eAiau4y. On tba sith
81 raFieuec-. fIcst tsrt - kinisy rs shot
~ W aHerta.ai Utile aii ndinr re fAa-
Amer lla Exposition q n4 aio. and died ln
thaf e.fY u1 ere fourteenth 81 that month.
uI iae lasi seven eiectfi Presidents. ~ ie
iar reriai of hls facl IS sumcisnf % tas-
tif Hflfr lilua lmullg 40 loyal AmeIiran
clug aareofer. fho circumstances 81 thlu..
thf ia ~ asaaasluaaqn = an American Preai--
drnt naFc peculiarly 1lnIstef s.gnlc-ance..
nola President Lincoln ard rreaidrnt Car
ntit Hrre tIlIci hy aaaasaius q iypas uulof-
ilra.N' ncf uarrmmcr in history. PraaItant
al1as afdased 81 Tour years Il slvn wsr..
an1 fg0sflrnf Garfield 70 ne rerunrefui van
lty 10 appointed oaicrsseeher President
Ae.'nl.f Has hiisa y a. utterly tspfav,e
GRIN ral telanTlne q thai toay q rriminal4
Wlr eaIeci 90 aii EcFernm nmrnta. aoot aua hed
aiAH. who are asaiust any form 81 pspulnr
lI1cHF Z z e guaranteed b sven the most
fuss ani hheni laws. and We afs as hostile
90 ffa lIr.ahi exponent 81 : free people q
eorrr aii AZ % the iyrannieai and irresponr-
Die arat
Hfl = nof TOO much 20 uay that at the tine
81 rrsflfat gckinieys death he was ne
most aItfIT loved man Ia az The Gated
staf0 uhIie ae have never hal aay putlic
mao ~ Hla position who has been 80 WooiiI
free fftU fAe bitter animaaite1 Incident -
publ liir There could he 10 reraonA
halfri of tn, lor be never acted vita auEe4
huf confederation fdr the relfare q otnelu-
So one could fan 90 respect hlW whc Eneu
hIu q public or private lIie. Itt defenfzra
81 those marieferolH crimlnnia who eel 20
excuse their criminallty b. asserting that q
B. exercised Cor political ends. invelrh against
wealth and irresponsible poser But foF MS
astalsnat'cu even thia hase apololy cen-
not he urged
Thc irrf Dent speaks in ike tighesl terms
or tff nefs1uai ana public virtues o. ~. Nc
Kiaitg Describing TIE naiuie cf The aasaa-
sinafian and TIE motive hat Inspired q. tae
meslaEe continues,
Motive % the Assassin.
sfThe blow was aimed not a this preH-
dcni. tuf al al Presidents a. sTary symbol e
rofarnmtnt The anarchist. ant especially
ihe anarchist in The United States. p marslg
one fsna ~ criminal more dangerous th41
eng ether because he rerrraanla the aa11a
dfFrnFity ir q Ercatef degree. Ihe ua1 y -
advocates arnrchy directly cr Indirectly. n
any rhape % fashion. OF ihe man wha apele.
Eires Tor rnarchirp and theif teeta. uaAtl
himself mrfall~ accessory 90 murder egNa4e
fhr fact The rnarth.rt IL e eriminal Hheal
uersrH-.f .az.i- = iazi Ain ta ursfer csafg-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-04
PRESIDENTS NESSlIIE
READ TO CONGRESS
Governmental Problems
Dwelt On at Length In
The Document.
IEl.} HaEIA OF THE iNRGEy.
Czo'gosz and His Tx Eqemies Of
the Human Race.
The MERITS OF RECIPROCITY.

President pefcnd, the woF kinrs of th~
I'rot-eiise Taris Constr aetion - ths-
Niea1rguan Canal Urged. snd ths Lay
ing Of CAhie 90 msuan ana ths.
philippines changes n ths rrsssat.
Euiths Laws Kccansrue naed ne Navy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-04

There Is general aeQuiesencc 10 our pres
ent tari1 system AZ national peiicy. The
f-st requisite 20 cur prosperity Is the con-
fsuuifv and stability Of this economic policy-
Noth|nr could Be more unuiee than 20 dis
furh 10. business interests Of the country hr
rar renerai tarid change e. this tine Doubt.
arurchension. uncertainty are exactly what
r-erciai aud material well-beinr. our expert
euce Ia The past has shown that sweeping
revisions nf the tarlG are apt 20 produ -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-04

with the sole exception O. &
interest no one matter in Of sue
meat 70 our whole people as the
the wage workers. 10 the farm
wage worker are well on lt is
eertaia that ell olhen WI Be- We
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-04

GODS. CLOTHING. BOOTS AND 3

That Chcksha
sod We invite special inspection and well assorted stock
and the old reliable HAMILTON BROWN BOOTS AND SHOES
If good clean honest low
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24
Scours in Colts and Calves.

For a young calf or coltfrom n day
to a month old give one teaspooniul
OF Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy in u hall gill OF
water as a drench after each opera
ton of the bowels more than natural;
usually N dose Is sufficient. For
older animals ii may be given in the
feed. Thousands of valuable animals
are saved by 1t each year. This rem
edy Is Just what you should take
yourself when troubled with diar-
rhoea. For sale by C. III. Williams.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24

successful In their application for u
job Mt tho mines and arcbotha ut work.
The estate Of the late Mrs. Walling
will be appraised Monday. II. Mont
gomery, j. +. Milne and T. j. Wad-
dell are the appraisers.
II. +. Gordon has gone to his ranch
10 work upon his ditch. Hehas been
canyassinE the neiGhborhood land
very successfully, taking orders for
suits.
The lucky recipients of Invitations
to the Odd Fellows celebration are
looking forward and tapping their
chops in anticipation. A grand .af-
fair is promised.
4. G.. S~toutcnburg has gone to Har-
lowton to load for Utica merchants.
Al. has engaged with the Sage Creek
sheep company to lamb "a band oil
sheep. lie Is nm experienced hand at
the work.
A band Of sheep belonging to John
o. Hussey OF White sulphur Springs
passed through on Sunday. They
werein charge ofTommy Hen Hussy,
who lived on the old Clark ranchcsin
the early days.
Quite IA freak of nature muy he oh
served about n mile and Il half east
Of Utica on the stage road. \ fine
living spring gushes out Of an appar-
emily dry bench, trlekles down across
the road and forms a very nice little
mud hole.
The souvenir edition OF the ARGUS
has at last arrived, and 1t Is worth
the long wait. A. u. Barney has n
stock of them for sale. Everyone
should buy at least six and send them
to their trends east and west. II
will save writing many letters and
give the people an idea OF the country
In which we live.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24
Have Formed an Association to As
sist in the Upbuiljing Of
Local Industries.
WILL ADVERTISE the MINES.
Meeting was Well Attended and All
Seemed Anxious to Under
take the Work.

Monday evenings meeting Of bust
ness men, called to consider the ad-
visibility OF undertaking the system
attic advertisement of the mineral
resources of the county, was well at
tended. Results quite beyond theex-
pectations OF the promoters resulted
and an association was formed
which will work for the upbuilding
OF the interests Of Fergus county,
not only ms regards mining, but
stock, farm, labor and ali other kin
dred industeries contributing to the
prosperity Of the county.
Those In attendance were +. +.
Wright, David HiIger, q. NJ. Stafford,
g. W. Cook, q. J. Wlcdeman, W. d.
Symmes, j. II. Walsh, l.. w. Ed
ridge, Phillip LauX. j. NJ. Nrooman.
NJ. VI. Hedges, Halsey X. Watson,
John b. Rltch, j. ID. Waite, |. NJ.
Hobensack and Others. Several
business men were unavoldably ab.
sent but were either represented by
business associates or sent messages
OF concurrence In all that might be-
determined upon. Among these
were q. j. Bach, ID. l.. Hemphill, j.
C. Bebb, Horace Hill. A. b. Hopkins
and Others.
+. L. Wright was chosen chairman
and David Hilger secretary Of the
meeting.
Upon invitation Of Chairman
Wright, Halsey X. Watson explained
the objects Of the meeting
and outlined the plan of nd.
vertlsement proposed. Briefly stated
the plan included the employment OF
a competent man to obtain and pre-
pare the mining news Of the several
camps Of the county and the publ
cation OF this matter, it's accuracy TO
be guaranteed by u committee OF
business men, in daily papers or min
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24
GOODS AND PRICES

On the principle that Business is
Business" People who like US,
buy of us because they find good
goods; people who don't like us,
buy our goods fer the same reason.
The fact, established beyond ques.
ton, that we offer the most and
best to any and every buyer, is
bound to outweigh all pretty pre-
JUDGES and silly scruples.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24
Business is Business

Did you ever ask yourself
what that means! 1t means that
the commercial mind separates
business from all social secular,
~sectarian or other considerations.
1t don'tmatter what man believes,
is, or thinks, so long as
He Sells Good Goods and
Sells Them Cheap.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24
GILT EDGt NUGGETS.

j. II. Washburn went to Lcwistown
Friday and returned Saturday.
VI. j. Callahan has been on the sick
list for several days with n bad cold.
j. L. Wasson returned Sunday
from n business trip to the Mecca
sins.
Grip and n bad cold Inns kept sam
Morris confined To- his house several
weeks.
William Burnett of Billings, Is
visiting his brother q. L. Burnett, at
Gilt Edge.
Ed. Fr.clds and family ofMaglnnis,
were making purchases in GILT Edge
iast Friday.
George Ming has taken some lots
on the north side aud Is preparing to
bnild n home.
When yon want 10 see some fin,
flowers take u view Mt Mrs. Green's
windows and you will surely be de.
lighted.
Ed Shcarson returned from PrOyi.
dencc last Thursday, where he has
been over n year. They all get back
to Montana again.
Frank Showaltcr il building II two
story building on Main street. j,
W. Rogers is doing the work and tn,
frame is already up.
Fred Thorsen, salesman for Lloyd
Bell & Co, Chicago dry goods house
has been in town several days and
made II number OF sales.
The band boys gave "A dance nj
Rafter's hall last Saturday highland
on such short notice 1t was well ut
tended and all had n good time.
G.. s Hoisington, assistant prlncl,
pal, in the county high school, cam,
W. Saturday on his wheel. III,
thinks Gilt Edge is as busy us v
c. NJ. Kelly, the clerk and recorder
came to- town last Friday on IA littl'
vacation. lie says Gilt Edge il al
right II n man could get to bed sober
Il. G. Abbott is the father OF O
bouncing boy as yet not very old
He is as happy as IA Nebraska sun
flower and wears n smile equally al
broad;
w. L. Hollyer Of Boston, Is look
ing over Gilt Edge and and the coun
try generally. He says he finds bust
ness thriving and better future pros
poets than lie expected.
The smoke from the burning con
mine about forty miles east OF her
was plainly seen several days las
week. Ii breaks out every spring
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. +. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last l5years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made 10y their firm.
VEST & TRuAX,
WALDlNG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, D.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price. 75cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24
PHIL ROO NOTES.

Rev. Rhoades preached to a good
sized congregation Sunday.
Mr.. Barney has quit pancakes fora
diet and has his mother installed us
housekeeper.
Joe Gallager's team is expected to
arrive In n few days with goods for
Mr.. Barney.
Dick Wight drove quite n number
OF cattle up the valley Saturday be-
longing to the Etteln herd.
John and Frank Montgomery were
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24

: Items Of Interest |
. FROM CORRESPONDENTS. i
! GILT EDGE. GARNElLL. PHlLBROOK J
: UTICA. STANFORD. =


regularly and occasionally Mt other
times.
Henry and Teddy Gardiner, from
Washington, brothers OF Mrs. A. X.
Frame and formerly from Maiden,
ARE meeting their old friends here
again. The camp far exceeds their
expectations.
Frank Oswald and his brOthcr.in-
law, Fred pOyer, left last Saturday
for Belt where Fred will rcmuin, but
Oswald will return in about two
weeks. William Jaap viii accom-
pany them on the trip.
The new school trustees OF the Gilt
Edge school district met on the third
saturday Of April, az required by the
school law and perfected an organi-
cation. ID. II. L%ineburger was elect
ed chairman and Orlando Sawyer
clerk.
j.. T. Shultz nnd Il. j.. Nichols had
to work n double shift last Friday
and after n smile or so with their
friends said they were as happy as
two larks and as gay us n girl Mt
sweet sixteen and viii now retire for
fourteen hours and sleep.
The Modern WoOdmcn of America
here now number forty-flyc aud are
In "A ilourlshlng condition. They
have received their paraphernulia
which is very stylish, and are now
preparing To give an entertainment,
which will he well patronized here.
There have been neutrality-suspicious.
tivcS of mining companies in Gilt
Edge during the last week, and are
examining the different prospects
carefully. They spent one day look
ing over the McEvony property near
the Lewistown road and were well
pleased with the group. They are
ready to take options and advance
money on good showings.
The Gilt Edge band now consists
Of fourteen members and the most OF
them are old players of long expert
ence, and when they have practiced a
little more they will give you a very
fine exhibition Of triple tongue
strains, 1.-THE most of them can do
that without al instrument) and II
properly approached they might be
induced to play at the Pan American
Exposition.
The Gilt Edge schools closed last
Friday after the expiration Of n six
months term. The patrons are gen.
orally well pleased with the progress
the pupils have made. The exercises
at the close show n marked improve
ment. They consisted OF essays, dia.
lOgues and r%ecitatlons and all were
well rendered. The "Snap Shot" a
paper that has been read regularly,
has lost nOne Of its spicy writings
and Grace Green's last paper was ex-
ctptlOnally Inc, as the iolloWlng en-
tract will show: "We do not see
how Professor Mckee has survived
during the last winter living on Pro.
lessor Drinknrd's cooking. II Is
learned he got his recipe from Judge
Sawyer, who, while cooking some at
one time gave two to u Dutchman
aud II to n dog. The dog died but
Sawyer and the dutchman are still
alive Number Of scholars enrolled
during term, l23; average number Mt.
tending, 81; percentage ofattendance,
SO; number of classes In school, 80;
number visits by county superinten.
dent, ]; visits by trustees, Z; and 10y
other other parties 40.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24

ing journals throughout the country
and state, the aim being to bring be-
fore the eyes of investors the oppOr-
tunities open to them In this section.
The cost OF the service to he betrayed
by popular subscription, the work to
continue for not less than six months.
Mr.. Watson stated that ii the neces-
sary amount was subscribed and
the man employed to furnish the
material he would negotiate for its
publication.
Mr.. Hilger and Mr.. Wright present.
cd the advantages Of the proposed
plan and several Others gave it their
hearty approval. AIR. Symmcs sug-
gested the forming vi n business
mems association, which was sus-
tanned by Mr.. NroOman and Others
and received general approval. Upon
motion Of Mr.. Cook a committee,
which included Messrs. l.. W. Ed
ridge, q. NJ. Stafford aud q. J Weide-
man, vas appointed to select and
submit a list of officers for such asso-
citation. During IA recess general dis
cussion continued aud throughout
the meeting all appeared to he in full
accord.
The list of officers submitted met
with hearty Endorsement and the fol-
lowing were unanimously selected:
President, +. T.. Wright; vice presi-
dent, W. D.Symmes;% secretary, David
Hilger; treasurer, j. NJ. Nrooman.
Mr.. Cook moved the appointment
OF an executive committee by the
chairman and Chairman Wright APP
pointed |. NJ. liobensack, G. j.
Weideman, G.. j.. Bach, l.. w. Ed
ridge and Halsey Il. Watson. Later.
by motion, the four principal officers
were made eX-oilicio members of the
executive committee and the presi-
dent and secretary given similar
Offices on the executive board.
1t was decided to give the associa-
ton the name OF the Fergus County
Business Mems Association and to
solicit membership and assistance
from all business men Of the county.
as well as stockgrowers, mining
men, professional men and Others.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
At u meeting of the executive com
mittee held Immediately after, it was
decided to at once solicit a large
membership and also to- take up the
original purpose for which the meet.
ing was called aud endeavor to exc.
cute the plan at as early n date ar
possible. John Il. Ritch, formerly OF
the ARGUS staff, was Informally
selected as the best man for the work
proposed, providing he Is willing to
undertake it upon the outlines de.
termined upon.
David Hilger was appointed to
draft n membership list and Halsey
II. Watson to draft the subscription
list regarding the mining advertise.
ment scheme aud some officers Of thu
association will at once circulate
each for signatures. The estimated
cost OF the undertaking Is $3.50 per
month and aside from that or other
special undertaking, members Of the
association will not be called upon
for any contributions, even the slight
expense Of stationery being contrib
uted by the representatives OF the
local iDb offices.
The meeting was entirely success
full and all participants felt that n
good work had been seriously and
encrgetically undertaken.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24
MURRAY & MURRAY.

OFTEN, President,
DAVID HILGER, President.
GEORGE J. BACH, Cashier,
w. b. MINER. Asst Cashier,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24

We invite you TO our store,
not cecause we attend church or
away; not because we are
charitable or uncharitable; we in
vlte you because we have the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-21
De TEAT RIOS
LA r E N c O r 0 S A

Anoche tuvo efecto en- nuestro teatrO,
por la compaTia dramatica espanola "Lui-
sa Martinez Casadon ell estreno de ola
Rencorosan comedia en- tres actos de don
Jose Echegaray.
La otra parece eScrita para luclr sus ia
cultades una gran actriT, y Luisa Martinez
Oasa6o, que 10 es en- grado sumo triunf6
anOche en- toda la Inca.
Los demas personajes de la obra, son muy
secundsrios; los dialogos demasiado largos
aunque amenos brillantes como de Eche
gsray.
Pillar, la protagonista, es un personaje al
tamente simpatico; un tanto romAntico IN
ver6slmil en- algunos rasgos de caracter; no
es una heroina, sino una pobre hu6rfans
quien ell pdbllco toma lastima la aplaude.
Por 10 demas la Interpretation dada al
personaie por Lnisa Martinez Casada, no
pudo ser mas acabada y correcta.
Los demas actores estuvieron bien en- sus
papeles Iespectiv0s.
La revista de don Luis Martinez Oasado
"Opera, Zsrzuela y Bufos', como sIempre
que Sc pone en- escena, entusiasmo al pd-
blico.
Todos los ndmeros de canto, tuvleron que
repetirse entire aclamaciOnes arlausos.
La direction de la 0Tquesta muy mai.
Los golpes de batuta sobre las tablas del
procenio, SON ue un efecto detestable; las
prudentes observaciones que de este hiso ell
pdblito, nos parecen muy razonadas justas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-21
PONCE

Afirman varias personals que el servlcio
teef6nico en- esta ciudad es aIgo deficiente,
pues las commissioners entire Ponce la
Marina SO oyen cada dia con menos cla-
ridad.
Don America Marin, de esta ciudad ha
recibido carta del aplaudido actor don Luis
Roncoroni, partcpandole que pasara q esta
isls con su compaflfa cuando termine la
gira que esta hacienda por la vecina repd
blica dominicana.
-Vuelve & trabajarse en- esta ciudad
para fomentar la emigration q Cuba. Don
Bruno Fox ha llegado de la isla hermana
con dicho objeto.
Ell lunes fltimo las diez de la no.
che hubo un gran escandalo en- la plaza de
elias Delcias," co motive de dos indiyi :
Guos que Sc batfan bofetada llmpia.
Ell preso Aniceto Rivera Sc fugo el
lunes, aprovechando un momento de dis
TRACTION del guardia que vigllaba 81 grupo
de detenidos mientras Sc dedicaban ira
bajos forzados en- la via p1bica.
Sc encuenta restablecldo de la enfer.
medad que pSdecia ell Lcdo. don Pedro
Marquee Oasas, concejal de este ayunta
miento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-21
UN GENERAL
SILVADO POR Ell PUEBLO

Eu Victoria ha Ocurrido un inciden-
te que pudo tener cOnsecuencias gra
yes y que ha dado lugar q un eetado
de excitaci0n alarmante.
Regresaban las trOpas de las manic
bias, y para verlas pasar agolpabase el
p1blico en- las GALES del transito.
Cuando pasaban fuerzas de Oaballe
ria, tue grande la confusion que Sc OIL
gin6 entire las filas de los curiOsos, re-
sultando uno de estos pisado por ell ca
ballO que mOntaba un soldadO.
FL curioso do un golpe en- la cabe4a
al caballo que lie habfa pisado, y ell ge
neral senior Gonzalez Tablas, que mau-
daba las fuer2as y presenciaba ell des
file, creyenda que Sc tIataba de agre-
sion un soldado, Sc dirigi6 q ga'ope
al lugar del sueeso referido y con el
sable di6 un golpe en- la cara al paisa-
no.
Il pdblico Sc indign6 y ell genera
fu6 silbado, producl6ndose grande es
candalo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-21
DEL DIA.

Ell pr6ximo domingo SO despedira del pd.
blico ponceio con un concerto ell aplaudido
tenor pnertorriqueIo senior Paoli.
Don Juan Lopez Sicard6, ha sido nom
brado secretario del Juzgado municipal de
ManaU.
Ei administrator Whitehead sali6 ante.
aver para Ponce, donde va q presidir la su.
basta de mercancias abandonadas en- aquella
aduana.
Tambien ira Mayaguez, Arroyo Vie
ques, regresando el ldnes.
En- las regatas la celebradas aver en-
la bahia obtuyo el Ter. premio el bUte "Pro.
videncia", ell 2. Q ell "San Vicente, ell 3. Q
Ell "Maiiser" y ell 4. 2 la yola, Patron.
La lluvia que cay6 en- los mismos momen
tos que Sc celebraban las regatas hizo que la
fiesta no resultara todo 10 animada que sc
esperaba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-21
NAVEGACION AEREA
OtrO invento espanOI

En- la maIlana del sabadO Sc hicieron
pruebas con la mSquina de vOlar in
ventada por un compatriOta nuestro, el
sehor Vergara de cuyO asunto habla
mos hace semanas.
Las pruebas Sc hicieron en- los asti
lle-os de los heTmanos Denny, de Sout-
hampton, InglateIra constructors del
va c6lebre yacht "Shamrok ii" a cuyo
bordo por POGO pierde la vida ell rey
Eduardo nc hace muchos dfas. Los ex-
perimentos, hechCs en- ell mayor secre
to, fueron coronados por ell exito, dice
un despacho, q exception de la fGerza
motriz que era inadecuada. El apara-
to sc elev6 constantemente y desmos.
tr6 ell principle de construction. A
a5rir sus alas mlde 40 pies de un ex
tremo al otto y pesa, incluyendo dos
hombres, operador y conductor, unas
600 libras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-21
Opinion sObre AguinaldO

Djo el general Fred Grant, llegado
hace POGO de Fllipinas, en- banqnete
dado en- su homer ell vernes, en- Broo
klyn: e No hemos hecho gran cOsa
con la eaptura de Aguinaldo. va no
lie quedaba lnhuencia. No debi6ramos
tratarle como concedi6ndole importan-
cia, s;no dandole entender que no es
mas que un filipino como otfo cual
quiera, Deb:erames mulJarle en- S 10
ponerle tleinta dfas q partir piedras y
seria mejor para 81 y para nosotros.