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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-27

The scene which occurred in the
United States Senate last Saturday,
when the two Senators from South
Carolina engaged in fierce fist
fight, was the most disgaceful affair
in the history of that body. The
brutal assault of Preston A. Brooks,
representative from South Carroll
ma, upon Senator Sumner in 1856
was sad and reprehensible thing,
but this was an affair less excusable,
because the occasion for it was so
slight. Ben Tillman is clown or a
bully at his convenience or whim.
A bully has the temerity to lie
about one and the insolence to affect
that it as an e'insult'' to his "honor"
if told of it! Such buffoon is more
appropriately at home in pothouse
than in the Senate Of the United
States. tTurn the rascal out" is
the general demand.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-27

President Roosevelt rules with an
iron hand!" If there is any signifi-
canoe in that phrase, that has been
frequently repeated by papers desir-
Gus to discredit the President, it's ap-
pIcation is out of whack. The Presi-
dent Of the United States is in no
sense ruler He is simply the eX-
ecutive official of the government. IL
is his duty to see that the laws are
executed, and is just as much amen
able TO the law as any other citizen of
the republic. 1t may properly be said
that he holds the functions Of his
official position with an iron grip. It
is his duty, his opportunity, his posi-
tive determination, to execute the
laws, to hold the nation up to the per-
Torrance of it's duties, it's obligations,
its highest opportunities. That
what he is president for, and in that
he is President of the United States
and Of all its people.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-27
Our Late Purchase.

The Danish West Indies are now
the property of the United States,
the Senate having ratified the treaty
of sale, the price paid being $1,000
900. Negotiations were entered in
to in 1867 for the islands at a stipu-
lated price of $7,5oo,ooo, but the
treaty to that effect did not pass the
Senate. The value of the islands to
us consists exclusively in the harbor
of Charlotte Amalia on the island of
St. Thomas. This is recognized as
the best harbor in the West Indies.
The harbor is of ample size and we'll
protected by hills. The depth of
water in the harbor is six fathoms.
The Danish West Indies consists of
three islands-St. Thomas, 50 miles
east of Porto Rico, thirteen miles in
length and four in width-has a
population of 1900. The Island of
St. Croix-contains "a square miles
and a population of $4,000. St.
John, the smallest of the three, is
only eight miles long by four miles
wide-contains 1900 inhabitants.
St. John has good harbor, with
good anchorages-thirteen fathoms
in denth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-27

AS sequel to the scrap in the
Senate, Ben Tillman proposes to
click" President Roosevelt. Till
man is "shy" of one eye, and the
boys have frequently jollied him
with the josh, GLOW came your eye
out?" In fsticuf demonstration
with Theodore Roosevelt he might
lose his other eye and yet see stars.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-27

Prince Henry and Muckfork Till
man are monopolizing public at
tention. In one case it is celebrity ;
in the other, notoriety. The differ
ence is one of kind rather than of
degree.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
A MUcH.WANTEb MAN.
Charles Rivers Nabbed When Released
From saltwater,


From saltwater.
Michigan, City, Ind. Sept. 10.-Chas.
Rivers, alias George West, alias w.
w. Williams, one of the most noted
bank crooks in the country, who four
years ago escaped from the South
Bend Jail after being convicted Of
robbing the South Bend National bank
of 100000 and being sent to prison by
Judge Brady of La Porte for an in
determinate term of from two to four.
teen years, last night was received at
the state prison here from which he
had been taken to South Bend while
serving a grand larceny sentence to
answer to the bank robbery charge.
A year after the bank robbery West
was captured in Ohio, following an
other big bank robbery, but again he
made daring escape. Some months
later he was caught red-handed In
Minnesota and sentenced to prison.
Just before his term expired last week
the saltwater authorities notified the
| indiana prison officials and Deputy
Warden Barnard and Clerk Lewis were
at the gate to arrest Lewis when he
was released. He will now be required
to serve out the maximum time of his
sentence, after which he will probably
be taken to Ohio.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
KILLED BY MINERS
TIGHT between STRIKERS RE.
Suits IN SHEDDING OF
BLOOD.
one KILLED, one FATALLY HURT
PtCkETs MISTAKE UNION MIN.
RODS FOR NON.UNlON
MINERS.
Old NOT UNDERSTAND ITALIAN
MEN RESIST EFFORTS TC DIsARM
THEM AND A FIGHT
ENSUES.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept 10.-A fight
yesterday between striking miners at
Maltby resulted in the death of Sis
tieno Vancasteln and the probable
fatal injury OF Frank Portray. Portray
was stabbed several times and Ia In
the Wilkesbarre hospital.
All Sunday night strikers gathered
in the vicinity of the Maltby mine of
the Lehigh Valley Coal company at
Maltby and the Harry e. colliery at
Forty Fort. It was rumored that both
of these mines were to start yesterday
with full force of men, and the strik-
ers had pickets on all roads leading to
the mines to intercept any men who
might be on their way to work. A
heavy fog prevailed and it was diff
cult to see people in the roadway.
Shortly after o'clock number OF
strikers on guard at the Maltby col.
liery saw two men approaching,
Carrying Guns.
The pickets came to the conclusion
that they were non-union men going
to work. The strangers we're stopped
and strikers crowded around them.
One striker in the crowd. who spoke
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
FiohT FOR GIRL WIFE.
Husband Shoots heDFather and Takes
Away his Young Bride.

Husband Shoots heotFather and Takes
Away his Young Bride.
oskaloosa, Iowa, Sept. 10.-George
Gabel, 4 farmer living twelve miles
northwest Of here was shot yesterday
morning by his son-in-law. Marion
Jones, aged twenty-three. who fired
three loads from q shotgun at him. Ca
bel has q bad wound In the fact and
neck and may die. Jones married fif-
teen-year-old Carrie Gabel eight weeks
ago and came to Oskaloosa. Her par
ents persuaded the girl to return home,
but allowed the boy to see his wife.
Jones decided to take his bride away
and Quarreled with the elder Gabel.
Jones had a shotgun. Gabel drew q
revolver and shots were exchanged,
despite the Interference of bystanders.
Gabel fell at the last shot, arose. went
into the house. followed by Jones, who
took his girl wife away to his fathers
house, q mile distant. He made no at'
tempt to get away or to resist arrest.
Jones was brought to Oskaloosa. His
girl wife has returned home to nurse
her father.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

the Italian language, said the men
were starting on a hunting trip and
that they we're union miners. The
other miners did not understand what
was said and attempted to take the
gun away from Vancastelli. He re-
sisted, fight ensued and soon the two
Italians were lying In pool OF blood
in the roadway. Vancastelli was shot
in the side and the left side of his face
crushed in. His companion, Portray,
was stabbed in the side several times.
A number of coal and iron policement
were on the scene few minutes after
the
Discharge Of the Gun
was heard. They found Vancastelll
dead and Portray unconscious. In one
of the pockets of Vancastelli's coat
was found q union miners card.
The news of the riot brought large
number of deputy sherifs to the scene.
and on their arrival the mob dispersed
No arrests have been made.
Hiram Fisher, who Is charged with
shooting Polish woman at Edwards.
vile, was yesterday removed to this
city. Fears were entertained that he
would be taken from the lookup and
hanged. All night long q mob sur
rounded the building and was 90
threatening that Burgess Dando did
not give the accused hearing.
Sheriff Jacobs was much exercised
yesterday over the riots and bloodshed
in the county and at one time it was
thought he would call upon the militia
for aid Some citizens urged him to do
so without delay. But yesterday after.
noon order was pretty we'll restored
in the Wyoming district.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
THERE WIRE NO ACCIDENTS

o. Unpleasant Incidents During Young
Rooe sveits Hunt In South Dakota.
Winona, MINI, Sept. To- General
Agent A. c. Johnson Of the North
western road has returned from .
hunting trip Of week, With Teddy
Roosevelt, Jr., and omoiAls OF tA6
Northwestern road west Of here. 8o
declares the reports sent out that hO
was accidentally shot IL the hat by
young Roosevelt and that the farmers
interfersd with the shooting q tho
party are absolutely without FONDA
ton. There was no accident of aay
kind nor . single unpleasant ineadsot
to mar the trip. The hunting was -
cellent and Young Roosevelt 70 . 0oo0
shot ana . perfect gentleman 4 svss7
sense.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
An EMBRYO H,ppoporAmus.
Ia Crosse Workman Finds q oue0f
Kind Of Ey0less Animal.

Ia Crosse Workman Finds Q Qussf
Kind Of Eysless Animal.
La Crosse, Wis.,. Sept. lO.-Bort Stu
dent of this city found In . we'll h6
was repairing . nest Of the most 20.
ouliar animals. He captured one and
put It in alcohol. It 10 about three
inches long, cream color, with black
markings about q quarter OF % inch
long all over the body. In shape It r.
sembles miniature hippopotamns.
with It'd legs sawed OF close 70 the
body. From tho mouth two forks Of
. spindle tongue protrude, and with
this the animal feels it, way about. It
has NO eyes. indicating that It = &
species that lives In caves or other
dark places. Just what the animal =
and how II got there 10 mystery. Tor
It Ia evidently miles from IL regular
place of abode.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
CHILD STARTS FIR1.

Farmer Loses All HE Gra'n' sar"s
and 1ools.
Grand Rapids. WIS.,, Sept: 3.-Du1ne
%ha ahaence of Adaen Carhowski, nv
;ns a few miles west Of this city, his
fonr.vear.old boy procured matches
and set fire to straw stack, burning
the straw and kay stacks, two barns, .
eranary, 100 bushels Of oats. q ,ol too
:hed containinx all the farming imple'
ments ST makinr . clean sweep of every
.Ssns hut the house. The horses were
saved ~ nv a n,ne.year-old girl, who cus
-. h.lter straps and drove them out
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
NO CoWeoY' RACE.

Col. Seth Bullock Is Asked by the
Prssid ent's Secretary to Call It on.
Lincoln, Neb, Sept. 1O.-The long
distance cowboy race from Deadwood
to Omaha, the finish to occur at the
time Of President Roosevelt's visit TO
Nebraska, has been called of. Secre-
tary Cortelyou, acting for the presi-
dent, made a written request of Col.
Seth Bullock Of Deadwood that 1t be
abandoned on humanitarian grounds.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
HOUSES BLOWN OVER.
Grain Scattered and Trees Torn Down
by Terrific Wind.

f H-F &
Grand Forks. N. D., Sept. 10-After Z
very close, hot day. terrific wind
sprung up suddenly last night and.
though it has moderated somewhat. i
has blown ever since. Tho force q
the wind for the first half.h0ur vs. sui.
flcient to overturn outbuildings and DO
q great deal Of minor damage. Shade
trees suffered, branches . foot through
being broken of. The wind has put .
stop to threshing for the time being.
Shocks are badly scattered ana some
Of the stacks have suffered. II no rain
follows the wind will be good thing
for the farmers whose grain was vet
by the recent rains, a. the air 70 very
dry. The wind is north; the tempera.
ture 10 dropping. and frost is probable
II the wind goes down and the air be-
comes clear.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
BRYAN ON THE STUMP.
tab Time wifi Be Taken Up Until thl
AoMAnhAe ElAc&iaaa

Ab Time wifi Be Taken Up Until the
November Elections.
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 10.-W. J. Bry.
IN began yesterday a speechmaking
tour Which will continue with little in.
terruption until the November elec-
ton. Last night he made the opening
address to the members Of the Grand
Army at their state reunion near
Hastings. To-day he will open the
campaign for the Democrats of Mis-
souri, at Joplin. He will make other
political speeches during the month in
nearby states. Practically all of Oc-
tober Wilt be spent in Nebrasks in the
interest Of the fusion state and con
eYoesional ticket.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
Gjvas Sheriff the SIjp.

Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 10.-William
Numley, the negro held in the Craw.
ford county Jail for the murder of Fred
Powell of Sioux City, a brakeman on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway, oyerpowered Sheriff Bell last
night at Denison and escaped. A
posse is searching for the fugitive.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

Town Destroyed by Cyclone.
Paris, Sept 10.-Dispatches received
here from Buenos Ayres announce the
destruction Of the town of Bolivar, Ar
gentine Republic, by q cyclone. Four
teen persons were killed and fifty in
ured.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
TWO BURNED 70 pGArh..
Four.Y Ysar.0ld Tots Get Fire e q Dam
j., and Lose Their llv00,

Aurora, g. D., Sept. 1o.-Two nttlo
girls we're burned here yesterday aftsr.
noon while playing in barn. DdnA,
the only child of G. D. Cheatham, ana
Mary, the daughter Of Fred Lilly, both
children about four years Of agO. The
alarm was given BY Mr.. Lly'0 Heelo
boy, who 10 supposed to have boon
playing with the little girls ana 81 tie
IRE. Although far beyond oootroS
when discovered, the dre was prevsae
cd from spreading to other buildings
and the bodies secured before ny
were burned beyond Identification. y
horse was also burned.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
WRECK VICTIM 10 DEAF.

Uneooscjove Since the Tragic Aooe
dent, Mrs. eIekford 0ueeumec.
Waseca, Mimi, Sept. 10.-MFs. 49,
J. Bickford OF Albert Lea died Suno
a. the result OF injuries received u 10
wreck of the Chicago Z NorthweeeoD
train which was blown from the t1ae0
near Meridien Z week ago SATURDAY.
Mn. Bickford was unconscious NON
the time she was released froO 10
wreck until her death.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
Balloon ExpIodes.

Rome, Sept. 10. - During the mill
tary maneuvsrs at Tivou the balloon of
an Girship that was to be used for OBJ
se1vation purposes exploded Just a. II
was inflated. An oEioe1 and twenty
Otx men were injured.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
Struck hv a Train.

Washington. Sept. 10.-While driv-
ing across the Baltimore & Ohio track
near Takoma Park, near this city, Maj.
Daniel O'Driscoll, one of Washington's
prominent lawyers, was struck by 4
train and instantly killed.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
Fatally Wounded

Omaha, Sept 10.-Peter Olsen last
night shot and fatally wounded his
sweetheart, Mary Petersen, and made
his escape before the police could So
cure his arrest Jealousy is said to
have been the cause.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
"LoNo DISTANCE" ROAD.
Electric Line In Belgium to Be TWEEN.
ty-Six Miles In Length.

Brussels, Sept. 1O-The Bulgar1an
government has practically decided to
construct "a electric railway from
Brussels to Antwerp. This will be the
arst long distance electric road In Eur
rope, The contract calls for speed
M little more than . mile q minute. The
Aistaace-tNentySf1 miles-is TO te
severed il twonty.kve uinutess
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

FOUND-A waterproof CAPE. Call at
the Graphic Office.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-11
DE- PUERTO RICO II De DI 1909

#
dicho Tribunal, el despacho de los
negccics y los formularios que en-
ellos deban obseryarse. En- ese re-
giamento no Sc alterarAn las actua-
les leyes y reglas procesaleF, nj go
estableceran otras distintas, aunuue
no existan aetaalmente.
ATT. 2. Queda tsmbien sustitui
do de ests mCdC: Art. 2. E. Attor
ney General spfobsr& cho reg'a-
mento 81 zestuviere hecho ds acuer.
do con 10 es'able cido en- Ell altfcclo
anterior de e. ts ley = una vez apro.
bado eomeDzsrA q regir.
Sc adiciCua un artfeulo tercero
que di: &:
Art 3 Mientrss no Sc die
ten por Ia Asemblea Legislativa
mbien podra Il Tribunal Supreme
con Ia aprobaeion del Attorney &C.
nerel dictsr las reglas necesat ISIS
sobre Ia manera de lIevar l&s ape
lacione5 que segdn II ley Gobierno
Civil de Puerto Btco, puelen~ eta
blecerse ante Ell Tribunal Supreme
de los EstaGos Unid0s.
Art. 4. Ell Ar fculo del pro-
yecto, llevara el ndneeo y Sc acep-
ia sin enmi0ndas. Sometido & vo-
tacl6n tai proyecto, quei6 apro ado
en- sc egdnda lectura J Sc acordo pa
sarlo Ia comisi6n de leyes copia-
das,
Ss declare Ia Canara en- conf
sion total para discutir el H. M. i,
del senior Qain0nes ~Petici6n al Con
gres0 de los Es5ados Unidos por la
AsSmblea Legislative de Puerto Ri
COS, continue en- la Presidenca Ell
ssnor Rossy y terminals Ia discu-
sion, reanud0 Is Camara su session,
haci6ndose lectura del House Men o
rial que en votaci6n fQ6 aprobsd0
en- segunda lectura pasande q la co
mission de leyes copiadas.
Vuelve Ia CamRrs s comisi6n
total, ecu pando Ia Presidencia o: Sr.
Domenech para continuar la discu-
sion del proyecto 70, sobre O5digo
Pol1tico
Terminada Ia discussion del pro
yecto 70, f06 llamado Ia Presiden
cia el senior Rossy resnudando Ia
OamarA su session.
Mr.. Domenech a nombre de Ia
comisi6n total recomienda q Is Ca
mara la aprobaci6n de dicho proyec
to con enmierdas y puesto & vota
ion qued6 apr0bado.
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CAMARA
DE DBLEGAD0S,
10 DE FEBRERO.
PRESIDENTE ROSSY.

Y los senores Arroyo, Aponte,
Blondet, Colon, CtorwelI, Carri6n,
Q2inonee, Exozcue, Lago V.n*.
gaez, Serrauo, Sanchez Morales,
Tous Soto, TOrregrosa, Todd, Vaye
Santiago, We've Jose, Coll y Tcste,
Domenech y Zeno Gambia.
Alberta Ia session SO lego el acta
anterior que fa6 aprobsda y firma-
ds.
La Pr3sidencia anunci6 los asun
tos comprendidos en- Is orden del
dis, como sigpe:
Un scuerdo del Ayuntamiento
de Veg& B Aja suplicando So decrete
el afrmado del caminO & Morovis,
Cuyo coAto caiculan en- 25 nil pc
sCs. P&s6 oil Conisionado del II
ts1ior.
Una instances del mGdico CRU
j&ro don Jose Beguero Felt, para
que Sc le pagaen los derechos adeu-
daats per autt psjss jadiciales en-
Toa baja, segda dos ce<tificaci0nes
ou9- acom p&ns. Pa&6 informe de
la comisi6l d Reclama clones.
U0s exposition del seflor Pears,
Ptesidente de la Junta 3 collar &c
ManaN S licitando que So vote una
ley, para Que eu ca3& escuela haya
una profesora de labcras. Pas6 al
Com1sionado de Educaci6n.
Una petic:6n del Ayuntamiento
de San German Ia QUE Sc adhere
ell &c Lajas, para que Sc vote una
Icy en- Ia cual Sc comprends el ca s.
mino vecinal de San G :rman a La
jas en- el plan de carrsteras insula-
res y sc vote un cr6dito para su in
mediata reparaci6n. Sc acord6 pa
ssrlo a Ia comision de Was de Co.
municaciones.
Un acuerdo del Ayuutamiento
de San Sebastian oponi6ndose & que
dicho Municipio sea agregado
otro. Qle36 enterada la Canara y
fu6 SrchivadO,
T&mbien variOs vecinOs del o.
rczal presentan un acuerdo tornado
en- ell mismo sentido de oponerse &
la auexi6n de dicho municipio. E2-
terada la Camar&.
Un acUerdo de- Ayuntamiento
de Aibonito adhiri6ndose q Ia expo
sici6n del de P rec, sobre condora-
ci6n de la deuda de los Ayuntamien
tos al Estado. Sc aco1d0 archivar-
10 con los de su ciase.
Tn acuerdo del Ayuntamiento
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men grabada por Ia ley: ESQ Sc de-

men grabada por la ley: esq Sc de-
sea.
La hida1gufa y la generosidad
de almss sensibles mecidas siampre
en- uu ambiente de atnor y de FL vor
G r t an o, sc levantan mas
atlas que ted los dictados del pen.
samiento y de Ia rsz6 severa y f II,
esa que d e r " q n d o s e
de Ia concferc cia qaiere encontgar
81 vios para ell Grfmen en- Ell eaori6
clio de vidas nal avenidas con ID vir
tu y Ia moral.
IQu6 manoen6rgamena de hombre
serfa esa que llevo & la blaneas pa
ginas de II ley escrita en- ei flo de Ia
ouch lla que decspita y del anillo que
estrar gola?
dQaS inspiration tuvo satanica;
6 que resplandor de Ia justicia le
az to la fteuGe para cousiderar ius.
to al decret@r ella mperte contra Ia
mnerte?0
...%Qo6 mano f06 aquella que
10 escribio y ceal es esta que quiere
borr&rlo do les textos de Ia ley Y
arrancArlo sin nedlT sus poderes y
So fuerza?
Patrimonio es de Ia tradic'6n y
de la historic tcdo aquel'o que Ell
tempo ssnclon6
5Qli6n Sc atreve, ahora burlan
do la magestad de la historic trocar
l S hechos? os?..............
lOja& que el hombre no tuviera
jsmas> que usurpar attributes que no
le pertonecen!
Solo debe matar, no para sri
quilsr sino para abrir faentes de
nueva vida, la Pryvideucia.
iQ1s mate ella: el hombre no es
Providep cia!
NJ QUGVEDO BAEz
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de Puerto Rico para imponer una
contribution sobre Ia propie1ad.
La comisi6n de leyes copiadss
informa & 10 Camara que ha sido re-
gistrsdo en- sus libros Ell H. B. So del
senior Domene,h, con respecto al
idioma que ha~de emple@rse en- los
Dep&rtamentos, Tribunales y ofci-
mas del Gobierno insular, segd1 el
ejemplar que acompaf&.
Fac leido dicho proyecto, y So
metido a votaci6n, qued6 aproDadO
en- tercera lectura, y resuelto que Sc
remita 81 Consejo Ejecutivo
Sc lego IN menssje del Consejo
Executive remitiendo a Ia Camara
ell proyecto no 20 de diohO cuerpo,
titulado sPara defnir mejor los de-
rochos del pueblo de Pcerto Rico.'
Sc constituy6 8 II Camara en- CO.
mission total para dis 3utir ell q, B.
10, del s9H1or Harlam, presentado
por Ia comisi6n Judicial en- snstitu-
ci6a del anterior que uevaba ese
mismo ndmero, autorizando al Tfi-
bunal Supreme de PaertO Rico para
establecer re g(as y reglAmentos para
Ia tramitaci6n de caus2s sobre las
cuales tiene jurisdiction. Ocup6 Ia
Presidencia Ell senor SsfrAno.
Ierminada Ia discussion fue la
mado & Ia Presidencia ell sefor Ro-
sey reanudaudo Ia Camara SD session.
Fl senor Serrano nombre de Ia CO.
| misi6u total recomienda IL Rpr0ba
ci6n de dicho proyecto sustiJuy
sus s9cciones en~la forma que pre-
senta. Sc hizo lectura del proyecto
enmend&do SO acept6 con las 81
guientes modificAc.ones:
Art /, queda sustituido as1;
Art. 10. FL Tribunal Supreme
queda autorizado para dictAr un re-
glamento sobra regimen interior de
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Maritime y m0rCantil.
FEBRERO 10.


ENTR ADAS:
De New York V. A. Shaw nuth,
con fetes.
De New Orleans, V. A. Hugo.
ma, Goa carga general.
SALIDAS.
Para Ponce, V. A. San Juan,
carga de transito.
Para Passacoula, (Miss) G. A.
M&ry A Hall, en- lastre
Para Vle4ues balaudro Maria
Artau, con carga.
Para Yabucos, balandro Saliva
dor, con caTga general.
EN- PUERTO
Quickstep, Tasmania, Shawmuth,
Eugoms, Longffellow, Coraz6n de
Maria, Borinquen, RApido, Dos Her
macos y Providencia.
Sc ESPERAN.
V A B1ckman, V. E. Pho TX,
V. E. Mar1s, V A, Harry Lucken
bach, V. Alem&n Canada.
VENTAS EN- EL MUELLE.
so cL quesos, 30 CT conservas ali
menticiss.
CAMBlOS.
Londres 80 d[v...."48O a 4-82 t
" ...vists ...... "4-89 {
New YOrk..........3 DIV Par.
Paris .......8 DIV "24 pS D.
Hamburgo. DIV "34 p5 D.
Espafs 8 d[A..$ 264 a "27 pS D.