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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
ACROSS A CONTINENT.
LINE OF RAILS TO SPAN AUS
TRAlIA.
Continuous Road to BE Built Across
the South Part of the Country, Con-
Meeting All the More Important
Centers of Population.

A great railroad enterprise is getting
under way in Australia. The surveys
have been made for a railroad from
Port Augusta, in the State of South
Australia, clear across the southern
edge of the continent to the mining
town of Coolgardie, in western Aus.
tralia. As COolgardle is already Joined
by rail to Perth, Oh the west coast, the
transcontinental road will be complet-
ed when it reaches that point
The road will run quite near the sea,
where a telegraph has for years con-
nected the eastern and western coasts
of the continent. Nine-tenths of the
mileage will be through one of the most
barren deserts in the world, but the
building of railroads through desert
lands no longer offers difficult problems
solved, and no one doubts that the
stretching of a railroad across this
part of Australia will be successfully
carried out.
The engineers say that the limestone
plateau to the north of the Great Aus
tralian Blight, along whose shores the
track will be laid is the only part of
the continent where there are no ma
tive tribes. \ considerable number of
natives, however, live in the western
part of the region to be traversed.
Until the engineers recently went
over this desolate country the region
had been crossed only by Eyre, who,
while vainly hunting for new pasture
lands, made the journey in 1S4041 that
cost him so much suffering and the
loss of his white comrades.
This railroad will complete the con.
nection by rail of all the important CEN
ters of population in Australia, except
ing some isolated settlements on the
north and northeast coasts. Heretofore
1t has always been necessary to travel
by sea between Perth, Fremantle and
Albany the most important towns in
the state of western Australia, and the
well-developed region of Victoria and
New South Wales.
But with the building of this railroad
the journey may be made from the
southwest corner of Australia through
all the southern states of the common
wealth, and north along the east coast
as far as Rockhampton, on the middle
coast of Queensland. Thus nearly all
the great mining regions and agricultu-
raj districts will be connected by rail-
either by the line along the coast or by
branches from it already in operation
in Eastern Australia, which penetrate
into the mining and wool-producing
districts of the interior.
Eyre was saved from death when he
crossed the continent by the discovery
that he could obtain water by digging
1t will be remembered with what in
finite difficulty the famous overland
telegraph line from South to North
Australia was carried across the water
less interior to meet the submarine
cable on the north coast.
| But great deal has been learned
about practical methods for carrying
on enterprises in the deserts since the
overland telegraph was stretched
across the sandy wastes of Australia.
and there is no reason to doubt that
the desert railroad now to be built will
be completed without very great diff
cutl.-New York Sun.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
RECENT JUDICIAL psclsIos.

"o
Neither the general police nov.
charter authority to provide ,oI a
health and cleanliness OF tbo ~
held in re Wygant VS.. McJana!
tOre), "a J.. Il. A. 636, to author,-
municipal ordinance prohlbiting .n,
terments within the city limits mi.
such prohibition is reasonable
A railroad company which fan
provide suitable rules and regnl.t'.
for the control and operation of NV
cars used by bridge gangs in Cor
to and from station to places VIII.
they are engaged in the renaIr ..s
construction of bridges is held in NJ
lin VS.. Eastern II. Company Mimi !,
L. II. A. 4S1, to be guilty Of ns.1
gence.
One who hires a gang of wo,L
and furnishes them to n third ne,,'-
together with timekeeper. who 1.
impart to them the latter's orders
to the time and place to work. il hsu
in Swackhamer VS.. johnson 0Ore, !,
l.. Il. A. 625, not to be liable for ~.
passes committed by them in cut,,,
timber upon strangers land und1
direction of such third person, atbon,,
he is to pay the wages and has nov,.
to discharge the men. where he is !,
norant of the trespass and has No roi'.
in directing the laborers when or Wbs,,
to work.
The modification of the rule that m,
guilty of contrlbutory negligence can
not recover for injuries negllgently h
ficted, which permits recover /,
case defendant might, after discovp,
ing plaintiffs peril, have avoided fl.
injury, is held in Baltimore Copso \,
Co. VS.. Armstrong (MdD. 81 L.R
424, to be inapplicable where pIaoHs
in attempting to put parcel On IN
front platform of a street car Derl
gently stood on the side toward N.
other track and upon perceiving a ca,
approaching became confused and N
caught between the cars and was h.
jured.
Where the owner of shade trees stv.
ated between the sidewalk and street
in front of his lot refuses permssn
to telephone company to cut out
portion of the top which interfeps
with its telephone wires, but the con-
pany cuts out such top in his absenc,
he may recover punitive damages
therefor, though the city council AID
marshal authorize the company to b |
so, but an allowance of over $500 o /
actual and exemplary damages, in %
action of trespass, for cutting out na
to exceed eight feet from the top
ornamental shade trees, which resultsi
in small actual damage, is excessive
20 SO. Rep. (AIiss.) 762.
In an action for the infringement
elevator patents a private defendaIt |
was not entitled to urge as defens
that plaintiff was corporation organ
lied merely for the purpose of hOldn;
the legal title to various elevator pa; |
ents alleged to have been nfringed
for the purpose of controlling sales ali
enhancing prices of elevators and aF
paratus, without itself engaging in tl.
manufacture and sale of such appA |
ances, in violation of the Sherman anti
trust law (26 Stat. 209), since until ts
.nited States has acted and sought
prosecute the plaintiff for violation
such act an infringer of the plaintll'
patent will not be permitted to Eahf
such issue as a defense thereto, ll
Fed. Rep. 131.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
Providing for the Future.

THAT was a very liberal alios'''
you made your titled son-ln4la"' a
YES" answered the American
lionaire. =
Don't you think you will enc0'''
him in habits of idleness." !,
Not a bit of it. am going " y. =.
him to play poker and keep n,n "A
tling to hold on to it."-Wasn'D'
Star.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

with the Bisher regards the
most in
$ is
a of building
$
thing architectural outside Valuable marbles in
laid mother utilized the decoration
o
lined with marble and the electric light fittings beaten
Valuable old Persian floors.
The story of how the luxurious building came into existence is rather
For classifying ships LOd The
income than covered the and fund accumulated
For the disposal outside
finally decided building
o
of N
in
his scountr
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

If the number of red corpuscles in
the blood can be doubled in two hours
in a balloon ascension, as DR.. Gaule,
of Switzerland, has proved, the appar-
ent suggestion for sufferers from ane-
mia is to hurry to an aeronaut.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
The Youngest Peer.

The little Earl of Airlie, whose ~
was killed in South Africa, VIII
youngest peer that will take par 4
coronation. He is 0 years Oh 49,
is a playmate of Prince EdwaK "a
Wales, who some day should We
Edward VIII.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
Time Enough.

Miss Kostique-She says you have a
habit of telling all you know.
Cholly-The idea! Why, she nevah
met ME till lawst evening, and then
only for five minutes.
Miss Kostique-Well? Catholic
Standard and Times.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

A London paper SCOTS at Secretary
Shaw, referring to his as shirt
sleeved diplomat" 1t isn't likely, how
ever, that the Secretary will let this
cause him to go back to Iowa and sit
down
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
Most Costly Corona,,

The Car of Russia's coronation vos
ae tne most costly on record. Over f3 GOO .
ooo was spent by the Goyernmon+
alone and fully fl,O0O,0OO more hv tho
public authorities of various Russian
towns. 'Sian
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

The persons who smoke the objec
tionable little things may as we'll un'
derstand that Miss Lucy Page Castor
will not give up the fight so long as life
shall last.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
HONESTY WOULD HAVE PAID.
For the Lack of 1t Youth Goes
to Jail.

to Jail.
Chief Justice Bingham of the district
supreme court is one of the kindest.
disposed and most lenient members of
this or any other court and 1t is prob.
able that he invariably suffers more
pain when sentencing a prisoner than
even the culprit. Whenever possible he
exercises the greatest mercy in dealing
with the unfortunate offenders. Some
time ago young colOred man, not vet
out of his teens, was arraigned before
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

In case King Leopold finds it neces-
sary to go about disguised it will only
be necessary for him to let the barber
operate on them for a few minutes.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

New York is to have an eighteen
story hotel without a piece of wood in
its construction. Yet they will hardly
90 so far as to call it fireproof.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

The difference between a good de
tective and Il good newspaper is that the
newspaper will tell all it knows and
the detective won't.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

Many q distracted man will he wont
10 congratulate himself on the thought
that there Will be no house cleaning in
heaven.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

Mr.. Carnegie is right. Wealth does
not bring happiness. But Solomon and
others found II out before he did.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

When a woman has company, she
apologies for every thing she puts on
the table, and when no one is there but
her family, she defends It
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

\ Western man fell dead while look
ing at his wife'S new hat. Most men
stave off the fatal attack until the bill
is presented.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

Contentment should be measured by
the number of things you are willing
TO do without
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

Killing a man, no matter what the
provocation. is unpleasant and danger
Gus business. 1t ought TO be discour-
ngel
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

Toadstools are often mistaken for
mushrooms and gall is sometimes mis-
taken for genius.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

Posterity isn't likely TO judge any
woman by the style Of her visiting
cards.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

Only fool man believes that a wom-
an believes everything he tells her.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

EVERY girl has at least one picture
'aAeh In dress cut low in the neck.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

A woman's idea of good man 10 ono
school. way "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
Sabana Grande.
De maestro Cosvesponsa1.

Julio "a. Vebinos del teatro y
venimos dc aplaudir oil ans ago dra'
mktico eante Dos y ante la Lsys de
nuestro am 60 Arturo Mas. ESQ es
10 seganda production de ese gene
70, que Arturo lleva & la ascens; y
La llevo CON exiso; porque Ell espacio
so local anoche resulto peque'
70.
Dicha obra ha sido del sgrado
+ dblico No pools suceder de otro
modo. E,ta presentada CON bastan'
te correction, con lujo de detalles y
con escenAs violentas, que arrebata
ron n muchAs ocasiones, nutridos
aplausos al anditorio.
La opinion ha ouedado salts fe
chs; ha iuzgado con la justicia que
merece, ese ens&yo literario, que un
hiio del pueblo pnertorriquef1o hs
escrito.
En- medic de los sinsabcres con
cue luchS g. obrero en- estas pobla.
clones, donde SO hace cast imposi'
BILE ID luoha por la vids, Arturo Mas
olvids la situ&ci6n precaria del pro-
letario, y escribe, y escribs con en-
bnSlS5AO, OOu 10 SA S0 pC1fSnlI y
con ell coraz6n hsnchido de dulces
esperar zRs
El cuadro de Altoona o. inter:
pret6 ell pensamiento del autor Don
Modesto Corderc, trsbsj6 msgistral
menSe en- su papes de Angel, y 81
resto del cuadro, compuesto por las
bellss s. noritxs Argel!ca Vega, Ca
rolins Rodriguez y Balisa Yunque,
y los sef1ores Arturo Mas, Ramon
Gutierrez y Jose de Jes1s, desempe'
f1aron de an modo magi trial sus pa
peles.
La pieza final Ella Mosquits
Muerta. foe de mucho efecto c6mico
produ ciendo L. hilsridad del p1blico.
Un cuadro de aticionados es ne
cesario en- estos pueblos
El teatro edusa y divierte. Por
ESQ sientanos 6 esos i5venes entu
siastAs: & que contin1sn en- su EN-
prsss para cue siquiers teng amos
nm sitio de recreo donde solAzar ell
espiritu y olvidarnos de las tristezas
de Ia vida.
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Los antiques
acueductos y fuentes
De JERUSALEM
VUELVEN A USARSE.

Durante mhchcs siglos ha est&.
do To- ciudad 0e Jerusalem muy esca
80 de sgua, dependiendo solsmente
de algibes donde Sc recogfs ei kgua
oe lluvia; y sin embargo, L. tradici6n
dice que en- 10 anJiguo era ab7ndan.
to en- 10 ciudad, prob&ndclo entire
otras cosss, IL existencia de muchas
f--sntes pdolicas, pero por lueugcs
siglos completamente secas
Psro recientemente se han he,
cho obrAs importantes para descu'
brir y restaurar los Antiques acue'
ductos y depositos, y en- este misuao
verano SO han conclude los trAbsjos
realizados CON gran exito.
A unos Is Kilometres al Sur de
10 ciudad, So In encontrsdo ID faan.
te sellada que Sc menciona en- ell can
t7 de Sslom6n. Els un manantial
subterr&neo muy profando, que CO.
rre por una galerfa con mag ffcas
b6vedas, hassa llegAr 4 un depos ito,
t ,mb.ea subterraneo, den ie Sc hacfa
10 distribute On.
Hechas las cb;:s de reparaci6n
necesariss, toda esta aqua qae
Sc venfa psrdisndo Sc aprovecha
de nuevo y conduce q ls ciudad
Ademzs del mayor abastecimiento &
domicilio. y para muchos esta bleci'
mientos industriales: IL de las anti
guas faentas pdblicas est&n ahorA
corfiendo como en- los Antiques item
nos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
Una noticia inglesa
que Sc Supo antes
en- E. U. que en- LOndreS.
Tn OfreCimientO de Morgan.

Londres, milo 10 La noticis ds
que 10 coronation del Rey Sc efectua
ria antes de la mitad de Agosto, fu6
publicada en los Estados Unidos an
tes que Sc supiera aqu1, y el <Lon
don Timess y otros periodicos de es
to maf1aua confirman Ell anuncio.
De igual buena fuente Sc ha so
bido que ell apresuramiento de 10 CO
ronaci6n Sc debe & 10 personal insis
tencia del Rey. Sus m6aicos SO opu
sieron 81 principle & que IL corona
ci6n sc efsctuase tan pronto, pero ell
Rsy decide que 81 Acepta11a cual
quier cosa despues que Sc coronars;
en- virutd de 10 cual les doctores, en-
vista, finalments, de que hAbrfa mas
religro en- oponerse 6 los deseos del
Rey sobre este punto, cedfsron.
El Se:retario parlameLtario del
Almirsntazgo confirmo hoy, en- la
Camara de los comunes, en- respues
to & Redmond, la noticia>d de que J.
! Plerport Morgan ha ofrecido poner
todos los huques brit&nicos de 10 com
binacion Marf5ima 6 disposition del
Almirantszgo durante los pr6ximos
ciento cincuen to afios. bajo ciertss
condolences. Arnold Foster agreg6
que Ia Cferta no Sc hab1a aceptAdo
a1n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
La Col0nia
puertOrriQue1a cOnStituida
en- Boston.
keios de- la isIa Sc asOCian
y reunen sus hljos.
LA CULTURA Y BUEN NOMBRE
DEL PALS Sc DEBERAN AL
GENEROSO DESJNTERE
DE SUS HIJOS.

Boston Julio 22-El 90 de Julio
qued6 constituida en- 10 ciudad de
Boston, Mass. (Eafaaos Unidos) Il
colonia puertorriqueffa, establecien-
do sus oficinas en- ID calle Pin k .ey p,
Lumero %.
AL aeto concurrio buen & nero
de compatriotas Residences en- aque .
lla ciudad, reinando entire ellos fra.
ternal harmonic nj unirse allf para
10. mutua protection y hacer estAble
y tirme 10 mss alt& solidaridsd de
aspiraciones y sentimiantos respec
to Ia pstria puertorriquef1A
He squf 10 forma en- que qued6
constituida 10 Colonis: Presidente
don Juan Benet Va!d6a, VIE presi-
dente, don Juan j. Cartagens. Secrs
tario, Francisco Sanchez Morales.
Vocales Juan BAntista Fcrtunc, e.
Font y Froilan Aguayo.
Enviamos nuestro caluroso pS.
rabien 6 10 Colonia puertorriq ae Ill
de Boston, cuya patriot;cs actitud es
digna de aplAuso y en- 10 cusl debie-
ran inspirarss los que ven d.f1cil Ia
union de los puertorriquenos en- el
seno mismo de 10 patria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
PARA T0DOS.

EI sufragio universal constitu-
ye el eiArcicio de 10 fanci6n mas aa.
gusta que In ley puede ccnterir los
ciudadanos de los pueblos libres
90
NJ todes los iueces son iustoe;
pero ell que verd&der4menta 10 es,
estk en- el debar de atender ante tn.
70 y sobre toio & 10 voluntad de 10
ley y no sus eutorp pecimientos.
90
El obrero que regresa de una or.
gfs, 81 rayar el diA, & So casa, beodo
y sin su ha5er 8 sa.ario, perdido en-
una casa de iuego 6 disipado en- nm
lupanar de u asalinas, no ensontrara &
jam&s respsGo nj consideration en-
los seyos nj en- los extrsflos.
VSztor Gonzalez Caad0mo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
{ arta .aut6grafa
del Rey de Espana

. Le. <GacetA Oicialo de ID Rep1'
blicA, correspondence nj dfa Is, pu
blioG la cartA ante gcafA que ha reci'
hiLo ell Presidents, scnor Estrada
Palma, del Rey de EapaH1a dou AL
foEso XIII.
Dice al:
Don ALT oneo XIII, por Is grscia
de Dios y Ii Constitution, Rey de
Elp&GlG, nj Presidente de Ii Rep1 oli
cz de Cuba.
Gfsnde y B 1en Amigo: Hemos
sRbido con satisfaction, per In car
tn Que nos hates d!rigido 81 tfscto,
que el ala 20 del mes de Mayo 1lti
queGo cnnstituida In Re- uolica de
Cub, al como vueetra elevsci6n {
50 Primers Mig strstura, seq i !
previeno In Corstltuci61 de esA Re
pub'ics.
OS feli;itamos sincersmen te por
ls pruebS de confanzs que habeis
merecido d. vuestros conciu1adanos
y nos completeness en- sseguraros
que veremos con placer sfi srzRrse
Y cStyeehRrse, aurante vuestro Ga
bierno, Ia buena inteligencis que tan
util ha de ser los respectivos inte'
reees de EspA6s y de Ia Rep1blics
de Cabs. Ea tai confianza aprove
chamos est& OCCASION pa-a tfcecere S
ID Amistad y ell sincere aprscio Ger
que Somss
G 'snde y B1en Amigo
Vuestro Graude Buen Amigo
[Firmsdt ALFONSO
(Rs fcendadc). Ell miniatro de
E,tRdo: ~Juan Manuel Sanchez y
Gutierrez de CRstro1.
En- ell PAlacio de Madrid & diez
ynueve de Junio de mil nuevecien
tos dosS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
IN medlco americana
preSO en- Nicaragua.

Washington Julio % e doctor
nor ..aarericzn Russell Wilson. sa
encuentrs preso en una de las ckr'
GEES de Nicaragua, acu ado de Ia
bet tornado lss armas contra ell Co.
berno del Presidente z -laya
S1s amigos de los Ests3os Uni'
dos, ettre los cnsles fgara en- pri'
mer termino al Sen sdor Hapns, ha'
cen granndes e. fue.zos para imps'
dir qua sea co coadenadq 6 maerts.
El Departsmeuto De e ,txdo, por
su psrte, ha telegrsfi do 81 CO lsul
nortesmericsno en- San Jaan del
Norte, ordenkndo,e qua me su
cargo los intereses del doctor W.
son y que envfs al G biarHo M iIs
fsrme ciEcnnstsncIado sob.e ests
asu1to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
Plden a 0nCleSam"
que interVenga.
DANA beliCOSa en- Sud america

Wash ngte n, j o II E senar
Guach ala MInistro o de Bolivis, scu :
olo hoy al Secretario Hay para que
intervsugA en- ls dificultAd intsra+-
cionsl entreB livis, B Asil y ell Pc
ri, sobre Ia Providencia de Acre.
Guaeh ala Aparentemeute teme ore
81 Basil trate de apodersrsa de
Acre por la faerza,
FL Departamento de Estsdo SO
inclina 6 considerAr qae en- esa
question no tiene derecho de inter
venir, salvo qua los norteamericauos
del Sindic&to 10 solicitan stf Hey
sin embargo freci6 al Mis- que
poSdlfa Ell asunto en- concimisnio del
Presidente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31

presidente. Roosevelt SO 6gura qu :
el exgobern sdor militar de Caba O.
nm genio universal que para todo 81
We y que 10 sabe todo.
Hace roco hsbfa en- IL tesororfa
de WAshir gton 564 millones de pc
SOS.
El diario americana sEvenis &
Posts censura 10 conducta del gobier
no de Washington en- ell asunto de los
frailes y dice que & estos los Ampa
ra ell trAtsdo de paris
81 mencionado periodico preve
disgustos con los cat6licos america
nos.
Al gobierno de Cclombia se ha
rendfdo 6 discretion Ell general rebel
de Marin con 800 hombres.
Ha comeuzado en- Indianapolis
la Convention de mir eros.
Sc duda que acuerte la huelga
general.
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Regalos del papa
aceptados como
sirnples recuerdos

Washington, julio %. El Gcbsr.
dador Taft comunic& al Secretario
Woot que Ell Papa 10 ha obseQuiad .
con varies presentes, y pregunts 81
puede legalmente aceptsrlos. Estes
obsequios consisten en- condecora-
clones y obietos de gran vslor artfs'
ticos. Seg1n Ia Constitution de los
Estados Unidos, estos regalos no po
dffa aceptarlos Taft sin ell asenti
miento del Congreso, y en- el case de
que este considerasa A1 Papa como
investido de poder temporal; pero
81 Seer etsrio consultado ha respon
dido q Mr.. Taft que 81 los presentes
de Leon XIII tienen POGO valor in
tffnseco y los hA hscho con car&cter
de personsles. puede aceptarlos &
tftulo de simp'es recuerdos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
Acerca de la legion
de honor y acerca
DEL 81 POR CIENTO.

Paris julio q e C,osajo de ri
ort2n de IL Lego de e Jnor 50 rez
MO ayer para exsniaar varias pro-
mociones.
Hau ex 2irsdo los plaz % de o2ci6 4
para la conEsrsi61 6 resmo oo.so d.
los tftu 'os de IL rsnts lei 81 por %
E ia operacion ha sido an triu ,
complete para ell Gobierno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
Sc cree intervendrdn
las potenclas europeas
Y .EsTADoS UNIDos.

New York Julio 81 1925 A. "a.
Sc cree probable la Intervention
de las potencias europeas y de Es-
tados Unidos acerca de las barbara
dades que cometen los boxers del
Celeste Imperio. FL gobierno chino
ha declarado que es impotente para
contener los desmanes de los anfa-
ticOs en- rebellion.