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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12

CT. BERNARD'S ROMAN CATHOLIC.-Corner
- West Main and Church streets Rev. James
Rogers, c. S. c., pastor. Sunday Services 800
a. m, Low Mass; $50 a. M, High Mass and Ser
mOn go p. M, Sunday school; 800 p. m. Yes
pers and BenedictiOn. Confessions at 800 and
700 p. m. Saturdays. Mass daily at 500 a. m.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12

CT. JOHNS LUTHERAN.-COrnerN North Fifth
- and Cady streets. Rev. T. I'll. EggerS, pastor.
Sunday services:-9:30 a. m. Sunday school, 200
%. m.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12

ID EFORMED.-Cole street, end of North Fifth
H. street. Rev. E. E. HinSki, pastor. Sunday
seryces:-930 a. m. Sunday school, IL 90 a. m
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12

CT. MARKS LUTHERAN.-COrner North Sixth
- and Jones streets. Rev. j. III. BrOckmann,
pastor. Sunday ServiceS:-10OG a. m. and z 30 p.
m. Sunday school. 800 a. m.
EBNo evening service during the summer
months
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12

NTORAVIAN.-Corner Cole and North Sixth
M streets. Rev. Albert Haupert, pastor. Sum
day ServiceS-10:3 80 a. m. and 80 o. M Sunday
school, 9:15 D. M. Junior Y. 2. S. c. E., 200 p. m.
Senior Y. P. S. c. E., $50 p. m. English SER
vice, first Sunday evening in the MONTH
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12

EMMANUEL LUTHERAN.-NOrthN Ninth street
L Rev. O. PETIT, pastor. Sunday seryiceS:-9 sc
a. m. Sunday school, 200 p. m.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
SEX 10 END LONG wAp
e'a'H and Heinzc VIII Try 70 Adjust
Litigation.

butte. Mont. Dec 20 A nriva,o
message from New York roviyns ~
report OF pending settlement Of All
mining litigation between tho Anal.
Ihina'ed companies and r A
lieihze The message declares tbat
senator W a Clark viii also soil his
properties 70 the Amnlgamatcd
a representative o. the senator e,ia
sna' n" had heard rurlols to ,ha, n.
''o'. nh' Was not III a position 10 saw
whether they were true
man who represents Mr.
ncsnze Is authority for t.e statement
that The present negotiations proyida
Tor submission o. all mining ceu,ro.
.cTsics between The two factions 10 a
board Of arbitration. to BE- comnosea
o! eminent mining engineers and ey.
pcrs. and that upon ihe.- decision as
10 The veins and orc bodies IN disou,e
the lttignnts shall abide
II II stated that several eminent oy.
pef's have sp"ai soK,e;l month, in
Butte examining thr susfess. data and
testimony on both sides 10 form an
opinion rs 20 the auoga, of wo.k re-.
qulrci and the feasibility u tte llen.
The publicity 81 these ports oris.
!nsie from Heinz sources
The litigation. which has been gong
on FOR six years or more. costs each
side 81 coo oe0 or more cao h year. and
more than slooooo.o1o worfa o. prop
c!fy is tied UP ~ the l.l.'.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
WILL ABIDE az DECISION.
Germany Would Prefer Roosevelt ~
Arbitrator.

Berlin. Der. c9.-Thc German gov
eramcn, Is disappointed by President
Rops.ycli's dcciinaiion To be arb!srn,
o. in tho Venezuelan dispute. but In
pursuance og hts decision Will CORE
spona nj once with Great Britain and
Italy on the subsidiary questions that
must now be agreed upon. such NJ
raising the blockade and the definite
.o'm ~ request whereby Venezuela
n nc side and Germany. Great Brit.
ali and italy on tho other. will ask
Tae Hague tribunal 20 adjndHe tho
dispute. Tho interchange Of views on
those and other requirements probably
will take place nj Washington whcro
The ambassadors can confer freely with
Secretary Hay and obtain through him
President Castro's assent TO the precise
propositions. The German foreign Of.
fee considers Washington a convcn.
lent place for further negotiation.
Foreign Secretary Won Richihofcn rc.
grcts the long delay which Is likely 10
'nsuc before the fnal adjustment of
tho controversy He had relied upon
President Rooscvelt's personality 10
take MP the case and reach n decision
quickly. Baron Won Richthofcn reCog
nlzes the declination II In strict accord
with his message Of Dec. 2. In which.
referring 20 Tho Hague tribunal he
said.
IL Is far better where possible IN In.
yoke such a permanent tribunal than
10 create special arbitrators for Civ.
en- purpose.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
SOHE CASH RECOVERED.
ne1ey Secured by Burlington Robbers
Found.

Lincoln. Eeh.. Dec. a-Part OF the
money secured by the BURLINGTON train
robbers 4 few weeks ago in the hold
up near here was dug NJ during the
day near the scene Of the robbery
Four packages Of 500 each is in poe-
session ot tie officers.
The mon was found ~ Detective
Malone Of tn Lincoln police. Mr..
Malone states that he believes the
money TO he part - tho proceeds OF
,he lohhor, of tie Burlington train No.
Il. a. tie find was dug III ~ him in
thc vicinity 81 the hollnn He aided:
Il think Cramer. Doe and siandish
the three suspects un!er arrest, are
The ones who buried Il.
The amount hes hocn heli for sever
al lays by the officers who have been
searching for the rest OF the nlundel
and trying to figure ort where the DIS
originally cane from
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
TROUBLE FOR MASCAlNl.
Famous Composer Nov Charged WIN
Ein5c-zlement.

CHICAGO. Dec. % -Pietro Maseasn'
rha famous composer. must nc" delehl
himself against the charge OF emo'1-
zlement in Chicago justice court
Warrants charging him with aPpfo
nriating and holding $4,000 helonsihs
~ his manassr. Richard Heard, "hoh,
~ attsmpted 10 discharge. were serv a
,,non him late Friday night in his
rooms al the Auditorium annex
The constable who served the paper
was about TO place the composer ~
custody, despite the protests OF the
italian consul Count RozwadoWshi
win whom Mascaeni was dining. whei
on,nloyes OF the hotel intervened ah'
forciblv elected him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
FOR ALLEGED BOYCOTT.
DAMAGES Secured by Owner o. INDIANS
Backwards.

Chicago. Dec - a verdict nay '"I
n significant bearing upon th' 'iAh' -
labor organizations 70 maih'a4" "
sist in enforcing boycott ""S
dcrcd during the morning ~ 'nr7
Wallis court. whereby George iiili't''.
wns awarded So .0"o damages aAa'ils'
the members OF the Shl'aho 'I r.Inl.
and builders association and tne =, ,,;a !.
Manufacturers association nm "'.'' -
asked for 100000 damaGes. "A''a :"
alleged he had sustained owing - "
boycott OF the product oi MS W -, -
wards at Hobart. Ind on me os ln,' "
tho associations mentioned. III iN''
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
BURGLARS MAKE A RICH nam
6Y BLOWING BANK SAFE
At UNION, MO.
UalY TWO MEN IN THE DEAL
N'''zens Aroused by the ExnIosion
ne'o at Bay by a FusiIade Of Shots
from RevoIvers Of the Bandits
'du' Door and Safe Completely
demolished and the Front and Intc.
fior of the Building Wrecked
TOR of the Building Wrecked.


Union. No. Dec % Tho pa,,. ),
Union was lnrelari.,., 90" y.
. a. m - ,a1i, - - ven | ana
with III, ','ns plo"h open
,ira ~ ana slo,oeo, the en-
-, '''''i'ss OF Ia safe, stolen. The
o"o''FS We're two in number and be-
ileV"d TO be professionals. They es.
capod.
y little after oc,oc,. ,o,a ov,,o
sion was heara o., sa,a.a, -. Ap'o'
fired eron,a - 49,. = al siio's were
:, - ~ punt Square. MOST
- '..@''i9 VINO heard the noise
:. os'a u was caused by some boys
ON On lark ard pai1 no attention to
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29

Preferred Arbitration by Roosevelt ]"
Venezuelan Matter.

London. Dec. 70. Except by the OPP
nonents Of the government. who view
" as virtual defeat and as discrcd.
.,ing the ministry. the latest phase OF
me Venezuelan trouble has been wei
coined very lukewarmly. Arbitration
by President Roosevelt had been an
.cipatcd as 80 desirable an issue from
diiiicult business. that his rcfusai.
which is regarded ~ nnal. has caused
keen disappointment.
II Is foreseen that even II saiisfac'
Tory conditions TO submission OF d's'
pn'es to The Hague court can be ar
ranged. this method will entail end
less and wearisome details. with no
assurance that At the end President
castro still will be In power or Vene'
aaela In the mood TO abide by the de-
'isions Of The Hague.
IN short. that element Of guarantee
which would have accompanied Pres
.aent Roosevelt's acceptance OF the o.
"ce OF arbitrator 10 now lacking
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29

:, :. ,n'hRs " better to submit the c.,o
~ me hasuc tribunal. espocian,. ao -
al the powers concerned a. ',,;. a.
me president adds that a. ~
s,on sp 'a.s,'on OF national honor j. ~.
a o,.n - 'ei,l'ory involved. after ,ho,
ousn % consideration ard II accord w;,h
az we powers concerned WHO h.un
SHOWN an honorable spirit 81 n,,,,a,
.uis'"eia'ioh and mode alton he l.
s'au 10 be informed that they All h,v,
agreed 70 submit the question r. Tho
Hague tribunal. ne
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
-, UNITED STATES IS TAX.
ING IN PENDING vENczuE.
Ian NEGOTIATIONS.
mposIwc 10 LIMITATIONS
.,u wait Until Protocols Are Drawn
=, and Judge by RcsuIts How Our
,...,csts Are Aneeted-Active Ex.
,,,noe Of Notes Respecting the
Method Of Submitting the '1sues to
Arbitration.
Arbitration.

AfOit"'S
washington. Dec. -. There Is now
!. .n-oer,ss an active exchange OF notes
@,,veen the allied powers. Venezuela
.na the United States respecting the
ns.hod OF submitting TO arbitration
- issues which have arisen between
venezuela and the allies. Questions are
-, mt and answers are forthcoming
-, i, Is said that the negotiations are
!, s,eh shape that II would BE- extreme
!, fn,udlcious and indiscrcei 10 make
ssrh phase public II there really exist
=, a t,s,rc to rear h q satisfactory set.
,,.n.r,; II is explained nj the state
4..arta,ni that the part OF the Unit
- states government jus; no1 is that
:, good friend" To all parties. that
:, !. no, undertaking To draw mp proio-
,ols or impose limitations upon the
,a-,..s but IL connn!ng It's Offices 10
getting them together aid keeping
.he,, 81. In this view II will not be
necessary for our government 10 pre-
scribe how the Monroe doctrine shall
or shalt no, fSnrc In the protocols:
.wlll Judge for itself by results how
our interests are affected and VIII no;
Indulge In premature or uncalled for
I-otssts
~ FOR the terms OF the arbitration
.eree,ueat IL IL stated tina, they are In
fair way 10 be speedily adjusted. but
nothing can be- said of the details. u
is presumed that the allies viii! agree
l. terminate the blockade. though no
stipulation has yet been entered Into
~ that point. Noihln. has been
hard recently q! the part 20 be taken
~ United States Minister Nowen IN
The final settlement and IL begins "a
a,pear that after all Venezuela viii
Ifnhahly be represented by one of he'
oan rrOrl.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
CALLS TnEM cAluMHiES.
Rouraran h.risicr Eefers 70 Cfi''-
cis,rs Of tis County

bucharest. Ruumanla. lec ~ NJ
the days session ~ the s"Na'' fA't'.''
n discussion 10 thu qu, ,iiloE W t@' ha'.
uraliratlun q. Jews n" minister ~
public instruction " Harat rei'ff"i
10 the "calumri~s against RoAnaA!a
So widely i'sscnina. ~ onA"''ioh
with the Jewish question lhe MINIS
tor declare! Il Was incNr"di"nt 70 d's
cr!u.na'r IN the treatment 81 Tor.
ers and sait the LAWS must bc apl..ed
with fus,ic. ana equality 70 nvcti BODY.
10 concluded with r"marh4hI
1t mus, ~ monstraf"d ihal ho".
mania * tolerant. ana W hanal must
bo given 10 hcr slanictcrs
Naturalization ~ Jc~s was agreed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
EXCHANGE COMPLIMENTS s.
General, Miles Received by po"1S''
Empress Of China.

Peking. Dec. % The doNaSe, r,ln, rH"
press and Lieutenant Gen''"' ,,c
exchanged nattcring speeches !" rns. ~"
davis audience. the dowas'r ,,'c.s. 'imrr.
assuring the general that the sue, snJ'v,' ~,
80 ,h. American army was assured u"
~ a. % y commander so celebrated; ne
au' or,rs,or never spoke during the al
dience. ,,,, the rcport S
On,cials here discredit ,ne ,ars and
,hat General Tung fu sla's ci,nf,,
prince Tuan are moving On ,s how.
with troops. The missiona,.e,, ,.r, That
WIN WIN m" ~" said to be retiring from 'n''
region.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
...d of st. Paul Murder.

nenyer. Pee. 29.-Carl Hicks, y, VINO ,ho
1en.u 1,nnsted here on Thursday on the
was =, - having burglarized store
cna,sr ,ar,'ment ~ colo. is suspected OF
AT Mo" ,aa'inr in the murder OF police
imli',St -, - Paul. Mimi. in February
INA, ma" The st. Paul authorities nave
,nr communicated with.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
u.r,oNAL CONVENTION CAII
,,a.,.,der. Cigar Dealers to "ee' ~
Chicago.

C,,capo Dec. 29.-Indep'nuemn romntry
1 en,easy %ealsrs from all over the ,sn ro''',s -
saI r,Il I'a hold convention here oi Jan asht'
to discuss s,,sd wu,S tobacco trust. the
Ing the so,t tarm a national association
plan plan Is nosdonarters ~ at chicaso' close
The convention IS 20 ,raSe ,a' unions
soTl IN particular the cisar"'Ne''
h,rco ~ workers unions
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
A Good Cough Medicine

A Good Cough Medicine.
From the Gazette, Toowoomba. Aus
tralia: find Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy an excellent medicine.
have been suffering from severe cough
Tor the last two months, and. it. !. has ef
fected cure. l have great pleasure in
recommending it.-W. c. Wockner.
This is the opinion of one OF our oldest
and most respected residents, and has
been voluntarily given in good faith
that others may try the remedy and be
benefited, as was Mr.. Wockner. This
remedy is sold by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
curry NEGRO ESCAPED.
Kansas Mob Lynched the wrong Man
for Murder

putsburg. Kan. Dec. III Is ~ et
norted that Joe Cooley, a hfo'nel =, .a oi
Montgomery Cooley. who was ,ynensa
Nv a mob Thursday. is wounded anu aa
IN hiding at Weir City. Kan. and la'e. n
i.','is.tration ~ '''.,, of the trouble between
,,i,''I,, !, ,.,n,au Uiukle and the Cooley
,..',nnrs - tends to show that Joe ana
n','I ~, rho man who was lynchea nreo
Nv .,a, which killed the policeman
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
d.r,,iIt VIII Recover.

attending Cornelius Vandernl,' saa ossrv ssrv
a,,d"e a''r,nr the day that they had sons. esprs
luns S',r,"s Of his recovery. Unless some, ne
ns mop. Z" unforeseen takes place no
..,r.hor sn,.S bulletins will be issued.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
A Timely Tonic

At this season OF coughs and colds il
IS IS well to know that Foley's Honey and
Lar ls the greatest throat and lung rem
edy. 1t cures quickly and prevents Sc
rious results from cold.-Chris Schultz
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29
- coai for Dewey's Fleet.

washington. Dec. 29.-The navy ,,;sr ue.
Ma nt is informed that the coliier
pa, ;av left Cardiff during the morhins
AJaN c,,,ah,a with Welsh coal for Ad'
miral Dewey's fleet.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29

1t strikes the root and annihilates dis
ease, subtle potent remedy, that fills
the mind with sweet and charming fan.
cles Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c.--Frank
Smith.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-29

rresldent'e Note on the Subject o'
vonexuelan Arbitration.

Rome. Dec. 29.-Ambassador Meyer
mas presented 20 the foreign once
resident Roosevelt's note on the SUI
lect Oe Venezuelan arbitration. Inc
president Gays that although ne y
very grati1e6 at the confidence 'he
powers have shown In him by cnoos'
ing him - arbitrator. which poslt'o"
ne would have accepted II there were
po other means Of solving the question:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24

Dicienlbre, g de 1902
Aun no Sc ha averiguado Quen cuienes
son los au;OreS del crifnen de la hacienda Girls.
tina
- Por disposition de Monseflor Blenk
no Sc celebrara en- eSta parroquia la traditional
misa del Gallo.
En- cambio el Padre Serbia ofrece celebrar
una :nisa en- Ia madrugada del dfa Is.
M*s, En- el Conlercio de esta villa no Sc
nota el novinento que en- otros afIos en- el mes
de Dice1nbre.
La causa depende de que ell cosecho de
cafe ha sido casi insignificante. ademas de q1s
este truto solo Sc cotiza a 81 quin.a.
#*x "La Democracia" de hoy trae un
suelto censurando al sef1or Monclova en- stls
gestiones en- el asunto del crimen de la hacien-
da "Cristina
~ Estos "brujas' no saben va de que
manera dlvertlrSe. Ahora Sc proponen fundar
un Club para dar asaltos en- la proxima tempo
rada de Pascuas.
**x Dicese que el sefior Monclova renun-
clara Ell cargo de Juez de Paz.
*Sx Los caballeros jovenes de esta vi
lila estan dispuestos recibir el 1908 con un
gran bale. Opoitunamente Sc desgnara la
comlSlon encargada de dicha fiesta
~~x Ell Domingo tltimo lego de Rio
Piedras donde estudia la carrera del magiste-
rio nuestra beliisiina amguita la sefiorita Mer--
cedi.a Torres, hija del acaudalado agricultor
don Marcelino Torres.
,Bien venida sea. :.
x~x Sc encuentra entire noSotroS ell distin
gtido joven don Francisco Alvarado que estu-
dia la carrera de Medicina en- New York.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
80 S. ~ a lF ~ "a
- = = ) s1sss - 4sss. 81. aes u ep

iLos guardias no tienen atribucio-
nes para imponer Ell orden entire los
marineros cuando dan espectaculos de
boxeo en- plazas y GALES
Han recibido Ia consigna de con
templar impavidos los retozos de esos
atleticos hijos del mar, cuando regoci-
jados por hallarse en- terra firme pier
den la flrmeza Individual y Sc desqui-
tan con creces de la prolongada absti-
nencia del viaje de unos dias, tai vez
de unaS CuantaS horaS?
O, es que los guardias, en- vista de
10 sucedido al Teniente Cabrera, no
quieren mezclarse en- los alborotos de
los marineros
Hasta ahora, no Sc han producido
esCenaS mas bOrraSCOsaS entire los tri
pulantes de los barcos de guerra que
estan en- el puerto.
F'eliZmente no sc les per1nite el
uso de armas de ninguna clase, para la
tranquilidad general.
ST la polcia no tiene orden de re-
prinir los Cscandalos, debia alejarse
del sitio en- donde ocurren para no ha-
Ger un papel triste ridiculo.
Entire las Cosas que tiene a su
cargo la policia fguraIen primer t6r1ni-
no. el sostenimiento del orden publico
No hay razones para que este Sc yea
alterado.
Esos marineros no llegan a I'm
pals conquistado; no vienen de ganar
una batalla no estan ebrios del triun-
fo y enardecidos per el combate, 81 no
por causa bien distinta, y no Sc COM
prende esa impasi bilidad de los guar
dias ante los espectaculos de boxeo
publico.
Y conste que nuestra censura no
va los agentes del orden; porque sa-
bemos que 81 hubo dos entire ellos, ca
PAGES de permitir que IN Official tuvie-
Sc que recurrir mediOs extremes, pa
IA escapar con vida de una aggression,
los demas no son 10 mismo; y nos cons
ia tambien que no habr1an de atrever-
Sc d mirar desde prudente distancia in
fracciOneS al orden tan manitiestas
1nequlvOCaS, como eSaS agaTTadas de
varios narineros, los cuales Sc golpean
con energia y entusiasnrO dignOs de
mejor y mas quito empleo.
Nuestra censura va dirigida a
quien permite que la policia pierda, su
preStigiO como elemento de Orden;
quien obliga esoS guardias perma-
necer como espectadores de escenas
tumultuOsas Ocurridas en- Ia via publi-
ca: quien autoriza a los paisanos a
respetar los guardias sus contempla-
clones para con los marineros, sin dis
currir que no es suya la culpa nues-
ira censura va dirigida a los que cria-
dos en- el desorden 10 confunden
con la libertad; a los que hacen temer
el deSembarCO de los 1narineros, Guam
do deblan prOcurar que Sc deseara; a
los que no castigan severamente los
deSmanes de unos Cuantos en- benet-
clio de la reputation de los demas.
No; los marineros de todas las ma
clones no hacen 10 mismo. Aqui han
estado italianos, ,.franCeses alemanes
y Sc han distinguido por su correction.
Contra los nOrteamericanos no tene-
prevention alguna: 10 declaramos So
lemnemente; pero nos duele yer esOs
hOmbres reducidos una categoria in
ferior, sirviendo de entretenimiento
chiquillos y guardias y de intranquili-
dad las familias, cuando podria evil
tarse todo este con TN POGO mas de
discipline v de ordenanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
E.5::,SPANA
ULTIMO CORREO

S1n n1nguna SOemnldad Sc VERTIGO Ia in9t1-
eguracion del asio nocturno para nif1os y nifIas
que ha ccsteado de su peculio particular ell
Excmo. seflor Gobernador civil de Barcelona,
don Frarcsco Manzano
El local habilitado para tan beuefca ms
titucion esta instalado en- Ia calle de Ia Puerta
de Santa Madrona, n1ltnero 5, por donde tiene
su entrada principal, Y Sc co1npone de TN espa-
cioso cuerpo de edifcio en- perfecto estado de
conservation, bien venti1ado dividido en- dos
pisos, en- COMMUNICATION directa por una amplia
escalera, con un pequefo patio en- el que hay
instaiado TN labadero, con salila la calle del
Omo.
La impression que produce ell aso su en-
trada, no puede ser mas favorable, por la lin
pleza que Sc nota Ell ell local V por Ia sencillez
del mlsmo, adecuada al objeto para que ha
sido creado.
El "Orfe6 Catala' Sc propone dar un con-
cierto dedicado Ia memolia de Mosen Tacin-
to Verdaguer, y destinar e, producto 4 la cons
truccion del monumento que Sc proyecta erigirs
al insigne vate catalan.
Ell embajador de EspafIa en- Paris ha CO
mhnicado al presidente del Fomento del Ira
baIo Naciona que Sc han recibido en- dicha
Embalada los diplomas otorgados los exposi-
torres eSpafIoles que concurrieron Ia Exposition
universal de 1920, y solo Sc aguarda para en-
VlarloS JuntOS cor elias las medallaS que, Segin
lie han informado en- la Comsi6n general, no
ttrdaran en- estar Iistas, habiendo fjado, como
utlmo plazo, el fin de este ano:
FL vapor "Arraiz" de Ia Compai1fa Navie-
ia Vascongada, que procedente de Cardiff Sc
dirigia 4 MonteQideo con cargamento de carbon
ha entrado en- el puerto de Vigo con grandes
averf4s.
lie sorprendi6 un gran temporal, que meti6
bordo cerca de cuatrocientas toneladas de
aqua, poniendoe en- gravisimo peligro de su-
mergirse
FL temporal arre5a;6 varos efectos que
lban sobre cnbc~ta, lievandose tanbiGn todas
las provisiones.
FL photo recibi6 una herida ea Ia cara
fuertes contusioues varios de los tripulantes
FL blque tiene 265o toneladas
1a tornado possession de su cargo de pres-
dente del Cousejo de instruction p1blica el Sr
Echegaray lie ba dado possession el vicepresi-
dente ST. Catde1as, porque cl lninistro de ms
truccl0n estaba en- ell Congreso.
EI Sr. Echegaray pronunci6 I'm hern1oso
dlscurSo, coupafaudo 10 situacion actual de la
ensehanza en- EspaiIa con la que tenia en- la
6poca en- que desempen6 por primera vez la
cartera de Fomento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
AvIs0

Mafana no vera la luz este diario Debe-
mos c0nceder nuestros laboriosisimos opera
rios un dia de asueto.
Divertios un dia, eternos luchadores. Des-
pies coutinuara el combate por Ia vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24

El "Orfe6 Catala' Sc propone dar un con-
cierto dedicado Ia memolia de Mosen Tacin-
to Verdaguer, y destinar es producto la cons
trucclon del nonumento que Sc proyecta erigirs
al insigne vate catalan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
5ua ma Diax

Diciembre, 23 de 1902.