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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
WINS A SENSATIONAL RACE
mcChesney snRtches Half Length VIC
tory in New OrIeans Christ
mas Handicap.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 25,-wealth and
McChesney were the winning favorites.
Scotch Plaid was run up 1896 after he won
the, second race and bought In.
The Christmas handicap, with $40 added
and worth u,635 TO the winner, went to
McChesney. He was ridden by Redfern
and ran a sensational race, winning in a
drive by half a length from Old Hutch.
McChesney had q rough trip. He got caught
In a jam at the first turn and Redfern had
TO pull up to Keep from going down. In
the run home he came from seventh place.
Weather clear; track fast. Results:
First race, six furlongs: Wealth won,
Jane Holly second, Epidemic third. Time:
1:14.
Second race, selling. one mile: Scotch
Plaid won, Andes second, O'Hagan third.
Time: 1:42 l-5.
Third race, handicap, seven furlongs:
John Peters won. w. J. Deboe second, An
tonjus third. Time: 1928 it.
Fourth race, Christmas handicap. one
mile: McChesney won, Old Hutch second,
Federal third. Time: 1:41 ILLS.
Fifth race FIVE furlongs: Imp L'Etienne
won, Ben Mora second, Sam McPhillis third.
Time; 1:O
Sixth race, ona mile and a quarter, SELL
Ing: Cogswell won, Adelante second, Gin
Spray third. Time: 2:l0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
HOLIDAY WINDS UP WITH ROW
Several wounded italians Taken 10
the Police Station in Patrol
wagon.

Six Italians, two revolvers, a knife. an
axe and 4 lip figured in a celebration at
1919 Jones street last night which ended
in the police station. william Bruno and
a knife are charged with cutting with in
tent 10 wound, John Popperell with
mayhem. and p. MAreuso. d. Germo and
Frank Bruno with disturbing the peace BY
lighting. The police we're unable to de-
tsrmine Just what caused the fight. because
Of lack OF an interpreter, but it is sup
posed to have been a women. William
Bruno started with the knife and cut
Poppsrell on the head and Mrs. Popperell
likewise. Popperell had an axe and with
Il chopped Frank Bruno, who was armed
with a revolver and a butcherknife. in the
arm. Finally Popperell threw aside his
weapon, and getting a good hold. bit on a
good part Of William BrunO's lower lip.
The parties were taken from the blood
spAttered room in the patrol wagon A
second revolver WAS said to have been
nourAhed. but no shots were hred.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
WRECK ON NORTHWESTERN
EnEiRseF snd Fireman suffer Serious
- Injuries, hut Passengers a
Escape.

I. CHICAGO. Dec. 2S-A, Northwestern, pas
senser, train from the Pacific coast due
here At 1850 D. M, epllfdAd withoa a. switch
engine Francisco avenue and the enGi.
neer and hremen OF both engines were seri-
oasly injured. None o. the passengers were
hurt.
The passenger train was two hours late
and was running at a high rate Of speed
when the accident occurred. Both engines
we're demolished. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
SHOTS FLY IN MONTANA BAR
Drunken soldfer Aims Mt Proprietor,
His Emp1oye and Fellow
Army Man.

HAvRE, Mont, Dec. 25.-A shooting
scrape took place at the Halt Way house
between Hayre and Fort Assiniboia last
hight, In which two soldiers OF the Twenty
fourth Infantry we're shot. Frank GantE,
who was wounded in the breast. will prob
ably die. Private Robinson was the other
victim, but not seriously hurt.
0antz was drunk and quArrelsorne; and
fired three times at John Dolan. proprietor
Of the place, afterwards wheeling around
and shooting at 4. Groves. the bartender,
who replied with q shot at GaAtz. Gantz
then shot Private Robinson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
BOYS GUN Halls MURDERER
Fleeing Man Drops with Charge of
Small shot and Attempts
Suicide.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. 25.-Jack Don
ohue, chief OF detectives, was killed on the
street by Frank Dougherty, a race track
follower, today. Dousherty. It is claimed,
had struck a woman with an axe. and
Donohue came UP and attempted to arrest
him. Dougherty resented and shot the de-
tective over the eye, killing him instantly.
He then started to run up the street,
but had only gone a short distance when
a boy, who was in a buggy, got out a shot
gun and shot him In the face and breast.
Dougherty then fred a shot into his own
head. The doctors say he cannot live. He
was taken 10 the police station and crowds
soon began forming and there was talk Of
ly~nching, but on the assurance that the
prisoner could not survive his wounds the
crowd %dispursed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
EDISON JOINS THE Rio GRANDE
Kansas City Southern Man Resigns to
Take Post on Montana ~
Road. -

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 25.-J. A. Edison,
general manager Of the Kansas. City South
ern railway, has resigned and will sue
coed J. n Herbert as manager OF. the
Denver ~ Rio Grands, the , Rio, .Grands
Southern and Rio Grahde western, roads
Of the, COULD Rocky mountain railroads.
The. change becomes effeetiye on jan
uary /. $
The ONCE which Mr.. Edison vaeates will
be abolished. and B. r, Dickson, now SUI
peEintsndent of maintenance and way, viii
takeNuP the dutiestof general manager un-
der the title Of general superintendent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
GOVERNOR YATES IS WELL
win Return from Florida on Tncsdny
TO Resuhe Illinois state
l,.@ SEE Helm.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Dec. 26.-Governor
Yates, who is now in Florida for his
health, did not spend Christmas in Cuba.
as expected, He was to have sailed on
Wednesday, but the boat on which he was
to have taken the trip did not start.
"A message received at the executive Of
Zoe today states that the Governor and
Mrs. Yates will return to Springfield next
Tuesday, as he lie greatly improved in
health and is, now able to assume charge
Of state affairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
DIES WITH GIFTS IN ARMS
Duluth Man Freezes to Dealt with
Scattered Presents strewed
Around Him.

5 DULUTH, MINI, Dec. 25.-Georse Plydeil,
aged IS, with his arms full Of Christmas
presents for friends and relatives, fell
from exhanstlon- within Ave feet Of his
home tenight and froze to death.
|. sPlyaeI litednsA AN alone ina little house
,opAS45vesf Eth ave1pe, near the harbor
front ArFher4 hs conducted a,eonfeetionary
and. Cigar ,stogefa The city authorities took
charge OF his effects. The Thermometer
has Registered 20 degrees below zero for
twenty four hours. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
The Miaer's ~DaaEhtsr.

Chicago Post: "Ah." said the count,
''Bis ees not re lady l would have for my
Hife. She ees what you cali plain"
But her father owns a coal mine" re-
piled the general manager Of the Interna-
tional- Title and Trust syndicate.
sl"I care not for ais gold mine. L"
mot gold mine, l said coal mine-hard
coal"
"Ah. my dear friend How beautiful zis
lady ees! Ny heart he what you call leap
wis Lowell"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
injured in a saIoon ROW.

AZ a result OF a fight in a saloon at Thir-'
teepth and Dodge streets Wednesday
night, Frank StocRwelf of 1913 Capitol av-
enue suffered a fracture OF the orbltal
ARCH Of his right eye, The injury is prob
ably not serious; but'if the blow had struck
an Inch higher II would perhaps have
caused DEATH Stockwell, whb came to the
police station yesterday afternoon to have
the wound dressed, said that he had been
hit by the edge of q c~uspidore which had
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
.RANeE CATTLE ARE STARVING
Impossible to Procure Feed or TO Con-
svey Live stock to
= y Quarters.

DENVER, Dec. 25.-Thousands Of cattle
are reported to be starving to death on the
range I'm northwestern Colorado.
The. Humane society appealed to the own
ers to rescue their stock, who have ex.
planned that they are prwerless to do so.
The cattle are showed in on the high range
In Routt and Rio Grande counties, with
out pasture and without water.
IT Is impossible to get feed to them and
equally impossible to drive them into suit
able winter quarters. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
ARRESTED ON FRAUD CHARGE
Mas m ACsstsdE at chicago who Has
4 Been Wanted for Long
( aa8.sa ~ rams

SAN FRANQHc0 Dec. s2A.-wnliAm q.
Ewing. who was arrested in Chicago on
~ ehaFgs ~OfTEfr9odulentIy using the
United stafes FAAHs. has been wanted By
postal autnoritiesof Oils city for the last
eeSsntSene mouehssG -
He left here on July 4 SsOi. afteH con-
1ducting for some time the "standAsa on
Promotion and Investment company"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
NORTH IDaTota Re.taurant Bhrns.

~ WIMBLEDON, N. D.. Dec. 25,-Jesse
Forsyth and Harry Sinclair were perhaps
fatally burned in a fire that destroyed
Frank Arceneau's restaurant and IN ad-
building owned by Andrew Juan.
James Leffel and Frank Arceneau were
seriously burned, but will recover. The
fire was caused by a gasoline explosion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
SPEND DAYS ON ROCK IN SEA
s~hipwrecked Men saGer from Hunger
and Thirst while waves
Break over Them.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Dec. 25.-The rescued
captain and crew of Keteh Marquise Of
Linlibow have been brought to Lancaster
by a steamer. They we're picked w In
Buss s~tfalshts, where they had remained
on a small rock. two miles and 4 half from
the mainland, without food or water and
with the sea sweeping over them for three
days. Ketch was wrecked close BY and
they ultimately patched up a broken dingy
which, enabled the seven unfOrtunAtes to
reach the shore. .
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
GIVES MAsoNs GIRLS HOME
PknadeIPhia bdan speAAs Halt million
Dollars to Celebrate
Christmaa.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2~5.-Announee-
ment was made today that William L
Elkins will found a home in this city for
orphan girls. daughters Of Free Masons Of
Pennsylvania. that will cost $4,000
Mr.. Elkins gave his second ChristmAs din
nsr to the residents Of the Masonic home
todaysAnd announced the Christmas gift to
ths grand lodge Of P~ennsyIvahiG- The
grand 'Omeers Of the lodge aeespted the
gift -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
wosIas Rseeneiie Prins e..

LONDON, Dec. F9s.-The Rome ) GORE.
spondsnt Of the DafTy Aaii tslUErApAs that
as an outeoIAe'S Of me hegOtiAHons With the
Saxon court the p0pe-has' sent q preIate to
GENEVA 10 inquire into the circumstances Of
the niShtfO Of the crown pFiaceas. with a
view to arranging . ,Feoeneiliation. The
report is. however, uneonhrmed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
MOSES HAM PASSES AWAY
Noted lowe MAJ Dies at Dubuaue
After Prominent Political
Career.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Dec. 25.-Mbses NJ. Ham.
50 years old. died tonight.
He was for many years editor Of the Du-
buque Herald and was a national demo-
cratic committeeman from ls74 to 1855. and
served a. state senator and postmaster OF
Dubuque during cleVelAnd's Administrations
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
TRY TO, BUY, CABLE ISLAND
British Company seeks Title to Faa-
alag station sih ~Pde1no

HONOLULU, Dec%47r-via Victoria, sB. O.,
Dec. S6.-Ther Britiths cabfec company own
ing the Red Line from Vancouver to AUS
tralia via Tanning Inland has tmade an
0fer to Jane and HsnrycR apkEsltof Homo.
lniu to purchase their half -istenest In
Tanning Ibtand$ t'.Eetng' -ereiss owns the
other halfsintsseats s 49,
James Bieknell leaves fors San Francisco
on zealandia and mag elosesa bargain with
the British Sompahy after he strives. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
Lord winouEhbS De Bfsks.

LONDON. Dec. 2G-L0rd wiiloushby de
Broke died on the steamer Australian near
Alden en- December IL and was buried at
sea-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26

Eo cuan 4 RalapLN QEH pay
Take LAXATIVE Bromo ouinins Tablets. rails
signature kM on SVSry boL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26
~ArchbIshop. is pined.

SAVANNAH. Ca. Dec. 2b.-Mgr. Diomede
Faleoner, titular archbishop OF Larissa and
papat apostolic delegate 'to the Omitted
States, celebrated solemn pontihcaf high
mass In the cathedral OF st. John the Bap-
tlst this morning. Aibanquet was rendered
him tonight at the residence Of John NC
Donough. The otheF'guests OF honor were
Bishop Benjamin ). Kelley and Mgr. Rocker,
SECRETARY to Mgr. Falconio. The preiate
win rsnain here several days as the guest
Of Bishop Kelley. rse,'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-26

RoMH. 'DeG l%EAn fashiOnabe Rome
&oanu mp Christmas day at the American
embassy where Mr., aud Mrs. Meyer enter
tsinsd, their, friends at a dance.
Among the Americans present we're Gen.
sTal and mrs. CIofis OF Washington, Miss
cArsA. SlstersIh-TAw Of President ROoss-
welt; the 81. Louis fair commissioners W.
"a. Eyarts Of New York. John Mason Little
o. Boston and MI Chaplin OF New York.
esiSsS 3 FSS bops to-day 's ~sfs srsst,n -.
fronsEafpssogS .FtAncis Joseph and the
Kings OF spain. Portugal. Belgium and SAX
ony. NfN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
El infsniicidio del lunes

iiov poicncs facilitsT 4 nucS;roS lcctorcs
mis- ccial.es de- cr.uen oomc;.dO por j. ind
v.euA iaana Subo. cue cS,aba dc sirvienia
90 u casa lie don Santos SznchidTian.
liemoS Salsdo cue "A mnjer criminal. iue
rcoomendada don Saa;oS Sanchidrian. por
una cccncra Se "A casa coniisGa Ia en- que
Se conc,i6 e infan,icidio, l. cGai cociaera es
paisana dc IA au;Cra del crimen.
Juana RGbio, Is uaa jibara gorda J pan
zuda que ocaliabS 81 eubarazo. bas.an,e hlen,
hasta ei extreme de no daTse cuenia de clio el
sefior Sanchidran. cuandO la iom6 su ser
vicic, como simple cria6a, cuatro dias anies de
ocurrir e crimen
La noche de autoS 81 mismo sefor San
chidiian, recelando aigo apormal. por algunos
detaleS raroS que pudo apreciar ea su nueva
sirvienta { intranquilo por el halazgo de un
lio &c ropa ensangrentada en Ia habitacon dc
Juana, como resultado de un regisro que hizc
teIniendo algo horroroSo, deSpues de hallar casi
la cer;:duinbre Ce Su sosPecha durante uu in
terrogatoTio que Sometio la Rubio. ell sefior
Sanchdrian. nlando a buscar al sefior luez
del Distrlto, ante qtlien deciaro Ia criminal que
etectivanlente, habla dadC luz aqueila mismz
noche y fue dejar sobre el pretii de Ia azotea
al recien nacido, pero como frente q la casa
hay TN foco el6ctrico la cliaturita inte ia
Horase Ell aquel nlomento, un holnbre que pasaba
poT IA opueSta 2ccr2 Ia vi0, cltonceS reiiroSe
haca adentro para arrojar al nlfio que seguia
llorando, a TN patinillo de una casa contigua,
10 que no pudo electuar, porque aguien, como
una evocaelon de su conciercia estaba tambien
en- aquel sltlo miranda Ia madre desnaturali-
z2da, Ia perdda miserable.
Ketlr0se vivamente. Y com prendendo que
habrian de practicar TN registro en- busca de 10
que trataba de ocultar 4 costa del mas nefando
crlmen, meti6 ( Ia raturita entire unos sacos
y Ia ahog6. para cue no llorase. ALI ia encon-
tro hecna caQayel, Ia justicia cuando llamada
por el seiior Sanchidrian, practice el ninucioso
registro.
La desnaturalizada mujer, dice cue trata-
ba de ocultar 81 deshonra, pero que acosada
por todas partes, que de todos los sitIos Ia
veian, ahog6 al niilo al esconderlo entire el
m0nton de sacos.
Lo que mas indajo al sef1or Sanchidrian,
4 socitar ia intervention del Juez Sr. Bazan,
fue Ia declaraci0n de la sirvienta, de que pen
saba maichar5e a sguente dia para su pueblo.
tsta 1naiIana, ha sido traslad ida 4 la carcei.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
GT0VISnl Si|IQdjD en- Venezuela
Las Legaciones de Alemania Inglaterra
El nuevo plazo.

Nueva York, microbes Llegan
noticias cablegraficas de la Guayra
confirmando la gravedad de la situa-
ci0n en- Venezuela
Las legaciones de Alemania e In
glaterra han sido entregadas al Minis
tro Norteamericano en- Caracas.
Ell Gobierno de Washington ha
ordenado a su representante Ell la ca
pltal venezolana que interponga sus
buenos ofcios entire la Republida de
Venezuela y las dos grandes potencias
europeas, q yer 81 es possible dar TN
giro satisfactorio al conflicto que Sc
aveCina.
Ell ministro norteamericano ha
conseguido I'm nueva plazo de 81 ho-
ras para responder a las reclamacianes
de Alemania E lnglaterra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
N9algAahAEaGa8gs.ttz 50
"BOLETIN MERCANTH
= iS:Ssss= DEL -

IL Sultan sn persona dirigi6 las
tropas en- la batalla. pero salio CON-
pletamente derrotado. logrando esca-
par V refugiarse en- Rabat. donde Sc
apresta q la defensa.
Los revolucionarios han estable-
cido su base de operaciones en- Tetuan
pue esta Ell poder suyo desde hace al.
gunos dias.
Los revolucionarios lie tienen GER
cado nuevamente. con esperanza de
cogerle prisionero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
AgsaaeaeCidos

Algunos j6venes del comerclo de la capi-
tai y entire el os nueSrro amigo don Miguel
fadin, quienes iueron Manatf asistieron 4
las 6sstas q1e la nlportanr. Colonia de aouella
pobiacion, organiz0 para ceebrar ell dia de Ia
Patrona de Esp'fia, nos sapican que hagamos
constar su agradecimiento los Sres de Ia
Directiva del Casino EspafIo' 4 todos los
compltf;o:as que les col,naron de atenciones
y dc obssqaioS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
Como cTQgp ID TgVOuCI01

Un emperador en- competencia
Nueva York. mi6rcoles.-E her.
mano del Sultan, Sc ha declarado en-
perador de las tierras conquistadas en-
lucha
Hase posesionado de los tesoros
pertenecientes al Sultan lie amenaza
con la organization de un ejercito que
dcrrotara al Emperador de Marruecos.
En- poder de los revolucionarios
hay numerosos canones Y armas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
COinCidenCia lamentable

Ha fallecdo en- Ponce don Arfstides Dlaz
" Dlaz, cons.an:e luchador por Jas libertades de
Puerto Rico
Desclnso en paz reciba 81 apen ida fa-
nla nuestro pesame sincere
#x
Ell sefIor Diaz es:a elegido para represen-
tar q Ponce en- Ia Camara de Delegates. Y
muere sin haoer tomado possession de su inpor-
tante cargo
Tambien en- las Cdmaras anteriores no lie
garon intervenir en- los debates dos delegados,
hombres que gozaban de gran es:inacioa: ell
doctor Ferrer don Francisco Mejias.
rrste coiucidenciai
tCaera guno mss?
Dios no 10 quiera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
Victor NQ|IIGI SG@n|aICIlIO { nIeI|C
sLos anarquistas en- campaha
IS detenidoS

Nueva York, miercoles.-Por los
despachos recibidos de Europa, esta
mailana, Sc sabe que aver fueron de-
tenidos en- Spazia ounce anarquistas
luramentadOs para asesinar al Rey
Victor Manuel L. de Italia.
FL complot ha sido descubierto
gracias a Ia actividad perenne de la
pollcla, que tuvo noticias de que Sc
tramaba algo sinieStro contra la vida
del monarca.
Los presos Sc han negado en- abso-
lllto hacer declaraciones y denun-
ciar a sus completes, 81 existen.
Los anarqulstas no han podido
negar Sis prop6sitos criminales por
haberseleS encontrado documentos
comprobatorios de suS planes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
L duQue Dc los AhuZZ0S
A los EStadoS UnidoS
A la exposition del 904

Nueva York, microbes. En- ell
Departamento de Estado de Washing
ton, Sc ha recibido una nota del Co.
bierno de Italia, avisando que el Du-
que de los Abruzzos, representara la
nacion italiana en- la proxima Exposi-
cion de San Luis en- 1914.
El duque de los Abruzzos, saldra
de Italia 4 mediados de Noviembre
pr0ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
AcIaraci6n

Sabemos que don Ulpiano Va!dss Gaia no
fue separado de ST. desiuo de Fiscal de Maya
guez. Ell presento su renuncia, por desave-
nencias con el Fiscal General por no haber
consentido la intromision de un americana en-
I'm sunario que instrria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
Arros
o de Diciembre de 1902.

ode Diciembre de 1902
Constantement9 .enemos la vista tres 6
cuatro buques de guerra americanos, que Sc
acercan y Sc aeian del puerto repetidas veces.
Han desernbarcado algunos ofciacs mari
neroS.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
Ei6Ici|0 obO|idO
Los brazos hacen fa!ta 4 la terra
Una Carta 4 los SOberanOS

Nueva York, miercoles.-Avisan
de Paris que el Principe soberano de
Monaco ha decretado Ia disolucion del
ej6rcito Ell el pas donde ejerce su So
beranla.
Entiende el simpatico per5onaje
que los brazos cue Use distraen de las
laboresde la terra haCen una falta i'm
ponderable su pals.
Al abolir el ej6rcito el soberano
de Monaco ha enviado todas las pc
tencias, una carta en- solicitud de que
10 imiten Ell este particular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10

81 las au.oridades no toman ina nedida
salvadora, precise sera que los ciudadanos cons
tltuyan TN corlite de defensa, este es, que pla-
glen los contlnentales que hacc POGO han
fundado I'm con1ltt de la misma fndole.
\ n''sotros tenenos mas motivos para es-
tar Sobresaltados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
SlVe|O PTcSlde|l|e
El jefe del gobierno diSolvi6 las CorteS
SaludableS conSeioS

Nueva York. microbes Confir-
mase la noticia recibida dc Madrid de
haber quedado resuelta la crisis po-
Utica en- Espaila con la subida al Po-
der del partido conservador que presi-
de el Sr Silvela.
FL Jefe de los Conservatives di-
solvio enseguida las Cortes
FL pals ha recibido con frialdad Ia
solucion dada a la crisis ministerial.
La prensa democrata hace saluda-
bles advertenciaS al nuevo Gobierno,
para que SD vida no sea tan efimera
como la del Gabinete que presidio el
Sr Sagasta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
Los 1I0yPC|0S Dc S01cleI Dc Tg0
Reorganizara los arsenales de Espana

Nueva York, mi6rcoles-Comu-
nican de Madrid que el nuevo Minis
tro de Marina del Gabincte copserva-
dor, senor Sanchez de Toca, ha decla-
rado su proyecto de crear una junta
tecnica para reorganizar los arsenales
espanoles.
La condici6n actual de los astille-
ros del Estado, no puede ser mas Ia
mentable Y el senior Sanchez de Toca,
demuestra llegar al poder con grandes
iniClatlvas y TecuT6os al intentar como
primer acto de su gobierno la Teorga-
nizacion de los arSenales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10

MERCADO DE NUEVA YORK

New York, sDiciembre 10. Los
sgucares centrifugados Sc cotizan hoy
az y los mascabados a 3 II2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
ID gueIIQ de AhICl

El Sultan vencidO cerca de Rabat
Otra VeZ SitiadO
Nueva York, miercoles--Noticia
llegadas de Madrid, dicen que los re-
beldes africanos, han derrotado otra
vez a las tropas del Sultan cerca de
Rabat.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-24
delightful Surprise Party

A very delightful surprise party was
given at the residence Of Lemuel
Alexander last Monday night by quite
a number Of young people. Miss
Laura Ash formed the party at the
home of her parents and they went in
a body unannounced to the Alexander
residence, where a very enjoyable
evening WIS spent. The girls in the
party were George Thorne, Sadie
Thorne, Bessie White, Susie Chap
man. Susie Pool, Mary Ogden, Nina
Fittro, Este!le Hedges, Laura Ash
and Hattie Gain. The boys present
were Howard Byers, John Mcdonnell,
Cecil Coburn, Harry Fullerton, Mat
Blair, Burton Alexander, Frank
Gardiner, Rufus Ash, Fisher and
Johnston. Refreshments were served
and games we're played.
1t was in honor Of Burton Alexan-
der.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-24
sroaddus Attended.

Broaddus Institute attended the
General Baptist Association at Graf
ton last Friday enmasse. Sixty young
lady and gentleman students, chaper-
oned by DR.. S. E. Swartz, principal OF
the Institute, went down on the morn.
ing accommodation. The Institute
colorS, old gold and pale blue, we're
very much in evidence. The party
left in happy mood. They returned
Friday night.
M. Hess, Of Baltimore, secretary
OF the B. g. o. relief department and
building s. loan association, was in
the city the first of the week inspect
ing properties the company has
mortgages on. he will go over the en-
tire system.
A. L. Williamson and family, who
visited friends here, returned Wednes-
Gay morning to their home in Parkers-
burg.
Ensign Charles Morgan, of the
United States Navy, went to Fair
mont Wednesday for brief visit.
Mrs, John Browns guest, AIRS. Ma.
than IusgraVe, has returned home.