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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

For Sale In Omaha by
Robert Smith q Bros, 1903 Douglas st.
G. F. Munro & Co, POS North 18th.
Courtney a. Co, 18th and Davenport.
NJ. Kiettelman, GO South 18th.
c. F. Shaw, SIS South 18th.
w. +, Nieman a. Co., 1904 Lake st.
b. Gross, 1923 North Both.
Q. ]. Lewis, 1924 North S0th,
p. Olsen, 1902 North SOth.
c. Thorson, 2sl4 Sherman Ave.
Heath Bros, oath and Binney.
II. Rachman, 2S02 Sherman Ave,
Danielson a Ganden, 2621 Sherman Ave.
A. p. Gram. A02 North gath.
p. p. Sellgren, S0th and Ames.
NJ. Bernstein, $3.50 Ames Ave.
Moeller Bros, 1902 Clark ST.
]. e. Crissman, 3l15 Burt.
L. c. Krindel, 2215 Military Ave.
NJ. Miller, 1902 North 24th.
f. johnson, 1904 North Path.
r. Hagelin, 1897 North Gath.
r. Karsch e. Co.
w. r. Morgan. 1913 North Path.
c. Hanson, 7Ol North 10th.
Reuben Bros, 54 North 18th.
T. & z. Batterton, S4 North 18th.
Henry Bolln. 1914 Chicago 81.
Rooney q Msckin, 32 North 18th.
Oberg Bros, 1917 LeaYenworth.
Fred Bruning, 400 South 18th.
Lewis IA ssutisT, ~ :. $ths
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Asks the City 70 Help.

The citizens Of Council BLUFFS viii be
asked to assist In entertaining the meeting
OF the National Society, Army OF the Phil
ippines. which will be held in this city In
August. AT the meeting Of Camp John L.
Moore last plight President MAcras Of the
IaEa eieykATpzSafaha RhiupRinaS-aR
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
N. z. Plumbing Co. telephone $50.
Matters in the DistrIct Court.

In the personal injury damage suit OF
Howard Ainsworth against the motor COM
pany for injuries received in July. 1900.
the jury last evening brought in a verdict
for 1920. Ainsworth sued for 1000.
The trial OF the $4,000 personal injury
damage suit OF Chris Peterson against the
motor company will be begun today. Peter
son suffered the loss of both arms. one at
the shoulder and the other between the
wrist and the elbow. as the result of a
collision between a motor car and a wager
In which he was driving over the bridge.
Gravel roofing. A.. II. Read. 54I Broadway.
Davis sells paint.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
supper Tonight.
Marriage

Broadway Methodist church, s to s D
m. Only 20 cents. Strawberries and cream
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
MAY BE CONNECTING LINK
Burlington Surveying Road from
Ericsson TO o'NeiII, which would \
Join TO Great Northern.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May 2~.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The Burlington railroad is survey
ing a line from Ericsson, Neb., to o'Neill,
less than fifty miles.
Such a line would connect the Great
Northern and Burlington systems.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Kibbey, Msrshslltown; w r. Miner, Des
Moines; George Mccartney. Des Moines.
Killed by Electric Current.

Kibbey, Marshslltown: w. r. Miner. Des
Moines; George Mccartney. Des Moines.
killed by Electric Current.
william Bass, aged about 40 years, met
death in a somewhat mysterious manner
today. He was engaged at work in the
electric light plant and was at work plac-
ing a new switchboard on the ceiling. He
was engaged in tightening a nut on a rod
when he let loose and fell to the ground,
a distance Of thirty feet. cutting a big cash
in his head. He was unconscious and soon
died. 1t is supposed that he received an
electric current in some manner while at
work and this caused him to fall, but Il
was not known that any current ran
through the machinery on which he was
working. He leaves a widow and FIVE chill
dren.
Dental Glass Graduates.
The commencement exercises Of the dem
tai department of Drake university took
place today. The graduates are X. W.
Blachley. Centerville; J. I. Ikinite, Grundy
Center; c. e. Golley, Gearing; W. L. Hsr-
Ian, Des Moines; A. r. Johnson, Muscatine;
S. U. Marietta. Des Moines; T. w. Martin,
Abba; c. E.. Porter, Davenport; w. A.
Sharp, Des Moines; J. o.. Sexton, Des
Moines, and A. Stratton Wolff, st. Louis.
The last named took the class honors and
is a son of Rev. DR.. A. T. Wolf, formerly
pastor Of the Presbyterian church at York,
Neb.
College Building Plans.
The plans for the new college buildings to
be erected this summer for the Iowa state
university at Iowa city are now being
drawn in this city. The aggregate cost
Of the three new buildings will be about
$3.50. 900. A histology building 54x145 will
cost about $4,000. The new chemistry
building, 54x6S, will require an expenditure
Of t32, 900. The anatomy building will cost
about I25, 900. its dimensions being 54x45.
Pressed brick and Bedford stone trim
mings will be used in each Of the three
edifces.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Preparing for Encampment.

John Lindt of Council Bluffs, who is ex-
pected to be named as state commander OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic depart
ment to succeed George Metzger, present
commander, was in the city today and spent
some time at the headquarters OF the
Grand Army department at the state house.
Mr.. Lindt is thus far the only candidate an
nounced for commander. which position will
be filled at the state encampment to be held
here the latter part Of this month. He says
that elaborate preparations are being made
for the Kinsman monument In Council
Bluffs May II. The speaker of the day
has not yet been secured, but Mr.. Lindt Is
now in communication with General Gren-
Vile M. Dodge regarding the selection.
General Dodge will be present at the eere-
monies and will probably give a history Of
Colonel Kinsman. who was his close friend
years ago and whose bones he is RESPONSE
BILE for OIL the southern battlefield. Kins-
man post OF this city will attend the exer-
cises in q body. and delegations are ex-
pected from a number OF other Iowa towns
and from points In Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
UtiIiEIng the New Law.

The law passed by the last legislature
giving additional and extraordinary pow
ers to the State Board Of Health In the
matter Of enforcing quarantine In case OF
contagious diseases has been found quite
useful already. The law authorizes the state
board to take full charge of local health
| regulations where the local boards fail or
refuse to act. The legislature adopted the
law because 1t was demonstrated that
nearly all of the trouble over smallpox in
iowa the last two years had come from the
paralysis OF local boards, either through
the unreasoning demands OF business in
~terests or by reason Of politics. When
the legislature was In session smallpox
broke out In the state capitol and 1t was
demonstrated that there was in the city Of
Des Moines nearly 500 cases, largely due
to the fact that the local board had refused
to do anything The legislature became
aroused and passed a most radical law,
giving the state board power and author
ity to take hold where contagious dis
eases are neglected locally. In Monroe
and Marion counties communities have been
found where smallpox prevails and no at
tention has been paid to the matter and
no quarantine even suggested. The state
board has acted under the new law and
is In charge in both places and has APP
pointed physicians to look after the cases
and enforce quarantine. Under the new law
the cost will be charged up to the counties
and by them to the persons afiicted, and in
case Of any disagreement on any matter
the state board is the srbiter. 1t is be-
lieved there will be less of unguarded
smallpox in the state hereafter, as the re-
suit of this law.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

NJ DYES give faster and brighter
colors than any other dyes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Paine'S Celery
Compound

Thousands Of Physicians, Men and
Women of Note and Position,
and People in Humber Cir.
cumstanceS Say It Is I'm
equaIed as a Spring
Medicine,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Parole Not wanted.

DR.. e. e. Hughes, the Des Moines dentist
who was sent to the Mt. Pleasant hospital
for treatment on account Of his excessive
use Of intoxicating liquors and who In
stituted habeas corpus proceedings to Sc
cure his release from. the asylum, was
turned loose yesterday and arrived in Des
Moines today. The order releasing Hughes
was issued by Judge McHenry on Tuesday.
1t gives Hughes his liberty on condition
that he will abstain from the use Of all
narcotics and intoxicating liquors. When
he reached Des Moines this morning and
learned the conditions Of his parole he de-
clared that he would not accept them. He
Immediately arranged to have a copy of
the same made and certified to by the clerk
Of the district court and this will be sent
to Hughes attorney in Mount Pleasant,
where the habeas corpus proceedings are
still pending. About ten days ago Hughes
began habeas corpus proceedings, alleging
that he was being illegally deprived Of his
freedom. Judge Smyth set the case for
hearing en- last Saturday, but at that time,
nothing having been heard from Des
Moines, the matter was postponed until to-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
TELEPHONE LINES INCREASE
State Auditor Discovers 1t Requires a Half
More Report Blanks.
NEW HEALTH BOARD LAW COMES HANDY
Des Moines Dentist Unwilling to Ac-
cept Parole with the Conditions
Attached and Tries Habeas
NEW HEALTH BOARD LAW COMES HAND
CFrom a stan Correspondent.)

NElbIH a SldI correspondence
DIES MONIES, May 2.-(Special.)-The
state auditor has Just sent out 800 blanks
to county auditors for the reports from tel
ephone companies, as required by law, and
has found that this was not a sufficient
number and has ordered 300 more Of the
blanks to be sent out. This indicates that
there has been an enormous increase In the
number OF telephone companies and indie
pendent lines which are owned by individ-
uals or firms. All of them are required to
report whether they are assessed or not.
The executive council has not been assess
ing the farmers. mutuals and private lines,
but has secured information regarding each
and every one and embodied 1t In the re-
ports. In a great many places in Iowa the
owners OF the independent lines have made
connections with the town exchanges and
the farmers of an entire county may reach
each other quite easily. The states rev.
enue from the taxation Of telephone sys-
TENS has been greatly increased the last
few years and the work Of assessing is
much greater than In the past. An effort
was made to secure a general revision Of
the law in regard to the assessment ahd
taxation Of telephone lines in the last leg
~islative session, but this failed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
New Corporations.

The Peoples Consolidated Real Estate
company OF Des Moines has been incorpo-
rated with a capital stock of $50. 900 by w.
T. Maxey, W. H. Gilbert and others.
The Wapsie Cheese factory has filed ar
ticles Of incorporation. The company has
headquarters at Princeton, Scott county,
and is organized by L. W. and G. A. Pope
with 31O.o 900 capital,
The Gushing Development company Of
Gushing, Woodbury. county. has been incor-
porated with SIS. 900 capital by George A..
Dewell and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

g 4 BUFFET & Son. BIS South 18th.
Gladstone Bros. Co, 1908 Douglas,
r. E.. WEIGH, Path and Farnam.
LANCE Grocery Co., COG South 18th.
.. ]. Wilde. 65 South 18th.
s. q. Johnson, 1929 South 18th,
/. r. Hacker, 1902 South 10th.
], Kulakofsky, 1914 South 10th.
George Stribling, 7th and Pierce.
W. ]. McHugh, 1924 South 10th.
Belva Barr, 1880 South 10th.
]. NJ. Johnson, 2N4 Cunning.
r. Jepson, $50 Cunning.
Doty & Border, 210 Cunning.
II. A. Lenhart, S24 North 18th.
Wilkie & Mitchell, Goth and Famam.
W. d. Edwards. 1850 Farnam.
b. Newman, 2212 Farnam.
Julius Driefus, 20i0 Farnam.
Eric T. Johnson, 2Sz1 LsavenWorth.
Rachman Bros, 1901 Leavenworth
7. ". Allison, Both and q, South Oman,
j. r. Byrne, South Omaha.
w. ]. Maggie, South Omaha.
Ed Brooks, South Omaha.
ID. j.. Jourdan. South Omaha.
william j.. Drummer, South Omaha.
II. c. Beavers, South Omaha.
Ernest Merten 4 Co.. South Omaha.
]. r.. Rau, 1917 Vinton.
Nathan Bros ulS St Mays Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
State Shooting Tournament.

The twenty-hfth annual tournament Of
the lows State Sportsmen's association
will be held this year in ottumwa for three
days commencing May Is. In addition 20
the state trophy to be contested for by
teams OF two from each club and the Smith
cup In the target events. a new trophy is
to be added to be known as the ottumwa
diamond trophy TO be held for one year
by the winner in live bird classes. The
annual meeting OF the association proper
will be held on the evening OF May Is.
The following are the present officers OF
the association: President, ". B. Kibbey,
Marshalltoyn; vice president. George Nc
Carthy, Des Moines; secretary. L. T. Girls
man, ottumwa; treasurer, Lee Wheeler.
ottumwa. Directors: C. w. Budd. Des
Moines; d. R. Trip. Newton; D. X. Douth-
EFT, oseeola; Fred Gilbert. Spirit Lakes
ed Rothrock. Cedar Rapids. Legislative
board JohsRh KgsRa. pek G0Rssi Re
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Opinion autorizada
VlRlL PROTESTA
Ell CAMINO DEL HONOR

RefirendoSe al asuuto Cabrera, dice 10 si-
guiente "El Eco de la Polcia Insular", peri6-
dico que dirige un americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

Refiriendose al asuuto Cabrera. dice 10 si
giiente "El Eco de la Policia Insular", perio-
dico que dirige un americana.
~
"Protunda impression ha causado en- estai
Capital la noticia del procesamiento del tenien-!
te Cabrera y nadie Sc explica como puede serl
procesado un Official de Policfa que es apredido'
por unos marines borrachos. indisciplinadosl
que no conformeS con aterar la paz piblica [
atacan, hieren al teniente Cabrera. v este. EN-
uso de su iegitima defensa personal. no va CO
mo policia sinoEcomo ciudadano repele la asre-,
sion dc aquelloS desordenados Que en- cuadril1a|
atacan los representatives de la Lev.
Peslma impression causa en- el p1blico CO.
mo en- todo el Cuerpo de Policfa. o,,e Ia solal
acusaclon de I'm individuo sea su6ciente para
procesar hasta encarcelar, 81 es possible. q
personas que solanente han cometido ell delito
de no deJarse ases'nar. La redaccion de este
Per1odlco cree ha llegado el momento de que 4
cada cual Sc lie lame por su nombre, como vul-
garmente Sc dice, y que de una manera termi-
nante Sc haga comprender que la Lev solamen-
te es una que esta mide todos Dor io11al
sin d1stingos de nipguna clase: y 81 es que este
Cuerpo tlene que sufrir desahogos, insutos. V
por dtimo que nj ell derecho 4 la vida tienen
dlganlo caro para que los que alin tienen Ia
dignidad en- mas valor que ell rnisrno sreldo
que d1strutan, tomen la determination cue la
dignidad impone
NoSotroS rrotestarnoS una mil veces del
giro dado al asunto del teniente Cabrera, V es-
peram0s que las autoridades 4 qr. enes compete
este asunto, sabran hacer respeta. Ia Lev sin
tener en- cuenta quienes son los culpabes.
La Ley es igual para todos no conoce
engrefdos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
En- honor de ESpQh0.
Mr.. Bellamy Storer elogia a los espanoles
yal rey
Lo que cree del gobierno actual

Nueva York,-viernes. Tn cable.
grama de Paris. dice que ell Embaja-
dor norteamericano en- Madrid, Mr..
Bellamy Storer, en- una interview" &C.
lebrada con I'm redactor del Herald.
ha elogiado calurosamente al pueblo
espaf1ol y don Alfonso XIII.
Mr.. Bellamy Storer, habla con en-
tusiasmo del china de Espafla y de las
condiciones de caracter de los espafio-
les
Al referirse al gabinete actual que
preside don Francisco Silvela, hizo
palpable su criterio de que es I'm 60
bierno flrme
Protesto contra los pcriodicos nor
teamericanos que propalan mentiras
contra el pueblo de Espafla y la fami-
liza de don Alfonso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Don clT|g IeDulQ0
S| p|e|elS@n d I[O|lO
Abdica sus esperanzas en- su hijo
JOue hara don Jaime2

Nueva York, vi3rnes.-Cablegra-
fan de la capital de Espaila, que lei
Heraldo de Madrid, ha publicado un
articulo, basado en- un telegrama, ase-
gurando que el pretendiente a la CO.
roma de Espafa, don Carlos de Borb6n.
ha renunciado su pretensi6n al trono, a
favor de su hijo don Jaime.
Dicese que Ell anciano ex-preten-
diehte, deja a su hijo, en- libertad de
tomar la resolucion que juzgue mas
propic1a para alcanzar el termino de
sus ideales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
ID pc[06n de los COnlc|CI0n|eS
Castro contesta acknowledgements
Pedira la arbitration de una potencia
amiga

Nueva York, viernes.-Como re-
sultado de la petici6n presentada al
General Castro, por los comerciantes
de Caracas, rogandole que transija con
las exigencias de los poderes recla-
nantes, el Presidente de Venezuela
contesto los peticionarios que estaba
dispuesto pedir la arbitration de
una potencia amiga para mediar en- el
conf1cto actual
En- Caracas Sc reconOce la necesi-
dad de llegar a un acuerdo por la via
diplomatica antes de que los sucesos
tristisimos que interrumpen la vida
normal de la Rept1blica, tomen pro-
porciones peores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
MOS SOD|e d QIblhQie
Alemania menos intransigente
Ell pago de la deuda

Nueva York, viernes--El repre-
sentante de lnglaterra ha notifcado al
Presidente Castro, la formal acepta-
cion del arbitraje propuesto por los
Estados Unidos en- Caracas.
Con la conformidad de Inglaterra,
creese solucionado el conf1icto, por que
Alemania en- vista de la actitud tran
sigente de su aliada, no tardara en-
aceptar el arbitraje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Ul1 nOI0 de Nj Bowen
Ell MiniStro Norteamericano
comunica Washington
Peticion de arbitraie

Nueva York, viernes.-Avisan de
w Washington que el Ministro Norte-
americana en- Caracas, Mr. Bowen, ha
communicate al Departamento de Es-
tado que, ell General Castro, lie suplico
que interpusiera su mediacion amista-
sa para que las dos potencias europeas
reclamantes depongan su actitud agre-
silva y acepten un arbitraje para deri-
mir los asuntos que Sc discuten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
WaABxk8&afai4lfsa 20
&4N: Ssrvieip ceksrdftee esptdal =
fSs&EkESEa = DEL - 81
NgEEWAa "BOLETIN MERCANTILE. 2SfSNSSMA
H QTTeg|O de ID question
lnglaterra acepta el arbitraje
Sc alicia ell conflicto

Nueva York. viernes Las illti-
mas noticias recibidas de Venezuela,
aseguran que el representante del I'm
perio Aleman esta en- negociaciones
con el Ministro de los Estados Unidos
para llegar al acrerdo que ha conse-
guido el Gobierno de Castro con Ingla.
terra.
Las bases del arreglo no Sc como
cen a1n, y Sc espera la aceptacion en-
principle, de Alemania, para tratar en-
definitiva del pago de la deuda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

Dia 2o.-8 madan2.--Es el sefIalado para
que coutesten Ia acusaci6n los procesados por
homici(,io Jose Estrada Marin (a) Jose Isabel Y
Juan Martinez (a) Indio Abogado: Coil Cuchf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
UD0 cNl|aeDCIl i1|pOT|0l|e
Mr.. Bowen vista a los jefes de las
fuerZaS reclamanteS
DeSeo de los EStadOS Unidos

Nueva York, viernes Ell Minis
tro americana en- Caracas, MI. Bowen,
ha conference.-the con los representa-.
tes de las potencias en- la capital de
Venezuela, y ha celebrado ma larga
entrevista con los jefes de las escua-
dras alemana 6 inglesa y con los Mi
nistros de estas dos naciones.
FL representante norteamericano
les hizo presente el objeto de la confe-
rencia y los deseos especialisimos de
su gobierno de yer arregladas las ac-
tuales diferencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
OBJ ITO

Anoche las ocho faleci6 en- el vecino
pueblo de Carolina Ia Distinguish sef1ora doiia
ClotiIde Rodriguez, nadre carifiosa de nuestro
buen amigo don Ramon Rodriguez
Lamentanos profundamente tan sensible
p,erdlda nos uninos Ia pena one aflige 4
dlcho amigo = su respectable falniI2 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Tribunal
Gle DisGxsiGO

Dia 2o.-8 mafIan2.--Es ell se7Ialado para
que coutesten Ia aCus2Cion los DrocesadOs Dor
homicaio Jose Estrada Marin (a) Jose Isabel Y
Juan Mariaez (a) Lndio. Abogado: Coil CuchI.
Juicios Oraes
Dia 22.--S ma12na-Bibiano Martinez
agredio con In machete, 4 Gervaso Garcia.
causandole una herida. Abogado; r. Cebollero.
Dla 22-8 mahana.-)osG Prieto Felipe
MatoS tavleron una question en- Truio baio
sc intitieron varias heridas. Abogado: Il. Ce-
bolero
Dia rs nanana-E Eadio Flores Diaz
envio mil tabacos Antonio Miranda con su
ocperario Emilio Rivera, sin haber pagado el
impuesto sin traer Ia correspondence factura.
Abogado: Tizol
Lecturas de Acusaci6n
Dia Gas mafiana-Se ha seffaado ese
dia para que el Fiscal lea las acusaciones que
tiene forinuladaS contra Hobart S. Bird por Ii
belo. Denuncia de Santiago Heraldno otros.
FL miSmo dla otra acusacion contra ell Sc
nor Hobart tambien por ibalo Denuncia de
Jose Vicente Quifiones otros
Otra contra ell eXpresado Sr. Hobart por
lgual delito virtud de denuncia de don Ma
nuel Egozcue.
Felipa Rivera (a)lPolaco, acometio Adrian
Santiago, cat1sandole una lesion. Acometi-
rniento
Manuel Garcia Marrero administrator de
la hacienda Carmen, de Vega baja, verti6 al rio
Cibuco despeidicios de la fabrica que estaban
en- Tin tanque, dando lugar que las aguas Sc
ensuciasen de un modo nocivo la salud pt1blica
Octaviano Davila sedujo aCarmen Rodr-
guez, haciendola perder su estado de virginidad.
Seduction
Eusebo Cruz salio desaiado con Bonifaco
Otero llegado al puente de Santa Catalina en-
Bayamon le disparo su revolver hiriendo
Otero en- ell primer espacio intercostal izque1do
alojandose la bala en- la cavidad de Ia pleura
dereeha, produciendole la muerte, sin duda,
nstantaneamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
TabacO

Ell vapor philadelphia tomo en-
este puerto pera New York 327 gran
des cajas de tabaco elaborado y 80 pa
cas- en- rama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Id iD|eTVeDCi6D n)T|NHnAcQ||Q
FL gobierno de Washington media en-
ell cOnflictO
Nombra representante a Mr.. Bowen

Nueva York, viernes.-El Gobier-
no de Washington, ha notifcado a su
Ministro en- Caracas, Mr. Bowen, que
acepte la petici0n de arbitraje hecha
por el Presidente Castro de Venezue-
la, 6 interponga sus buenos ofcios pa
ia con las dos naciones reclamantes.
Los Estados Unidos no pueden
desoir el encargo del 9obierno de We
nezuela.
Esta noticia ha causado muy bue-.
ma impression en- Caracas y en- toda la
Rep1blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Lfbr.as eaa laeyw Y VOssEx

New York, Diciembre Io-Las
libras esterlinas Sc cotizan hoy EN- esta
plaza a $4.S3 SIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
F1'u1tas del pals

En- el philadelphia fueron en-
BARBADOS para New York 157 sacos de
cocos y 45o bultos de otras frutas
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-14
Fish Fertilizer Factory Burned.

The large fish fertilizer factory OF
Charles Wacker X Co, ON the border of
Lancaster and Northumberland eoun-
ties. was partially destroyed by fire
Friday, caused by the bursting OF an
immense cooler while in operation. The
main buildings were almost destroyed
and most of the costly machinery dam
aged beyond repair The loss will
amount to $4,000 or more. One la
borer was badly burned. The most Sc
rious result is the throwing of the works
out of operation for the remainder of the
fishing season and laying idle the fishing
steamers and several hundred hands
The plant is n new one on the Chesa-
peake bay. having been erected only last
spring. and is one Of the costliest and
best equipped on she Atlantic Coast. Ii
is believed there is little or no insurance