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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
Suit Over
Bay Mare

The aifertio1 u ihe Marin coun,y
slfc1it courr vas this nlorninE taken
"a fae eonstteratiol - q suit Drer me
peasessioa ~ tay mare The cass ia
entitled ole g. BYeTz. pialntiH. W.
y y. STAR. dsfenc4nt ana ths trial
is being haf 5ef0re q ibrY. BonhaD
a Martin APPEAR for the pi2lnua. Ehiis
ne defsndant "a gsDTesented b. w. n.
ana Webzter Holmes Ahogt three
ysam ago the horse in dispute vas
levied upon and sol1 ~ shenf's sale
~ satisfy q lsdgment against the bus
band - ne plaintiff ~ Developed that
the fraiouner ~ the h0rze o. Mrs Bey.
en-. and sgit vas br01Rht % recover
p0aaeation ~ the horne uhlch had b.
fhiz time changed ouneFa a number oi
times 4 hike suit Involving the title
to me same horse. in Which Marion
Putnam "a the defendant vii b. tried
a. sOOn a. the case noU being heard
a dispOsed o. The next case ~ Do
tried in the circuit ,Ourt b. that oi
George q VIII We Zadoc Rlggs. q ux.
% recover damages Tor an alle1et
breach n oonifac, 10 reference % th'
sale q . piano
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
Wants Women
Appointed

Portland. oct l6--The committee
appointed on the farmers congress by
Evening Star Grange. No q. Patrons
OF Husbandry. Is receiving responses
from Oranges appointing conference
committees. and fayoring the move
menL The following have been ap-
pointed.
Oswego. No. l75-C W. Bryant. c.
c. Borland. Florence A. Dickinson.
Milwaukee. No. 26s-Richard Scott
s. A. Trayle. J. L. Johnson.
Tualatin. No lll-John q. Gage
Robert Baker. J. l. Kruse.
Damascus, No 2Gg--A- Newhall. F.
Tong. s. c. Young.
About l6 Oranges in all have been
asked % appoint committees. Chair
man Welch expressed the hope thai
those that have not responded will Dc
30 as fast as meeting are held. Furh
ermore. he decides that one or mOr'
women Of the Oranges shall be ap
pointed on the committees. He say
that. as the women are the mainstal
Of the Oranges. fully one-half on thl
conference committees from thI
Gmnges should be women.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
PORTLAND
FEARS
TRADING
In LegisIztiVe Appropriations
WOBl1 Be Costly
And Can Only Be Avoided BY
Calling 4 Special Session

= Eais-. tceEszl HayE- Whether TIE
grestia- q q state aprrUcrl2fio- ssr
ne LeEls azd Clark osrteEnlal stall
- mase the bass foE trzfes ln ne
nert ss-srure e 3 n-z-fef that is BE-
lzE dlscusaef IN ttis eftY. zns egfss-t-
ly i- oeker rarts % the rate g, tas
been intuazfe6 anf asserted in several
gapefz thzf ~ vss5le - EaEsru ORE
r11 VII Ethkold frDr ths fair sC5rU-
ggfa1ioz 1util theg Est ukaf tker pa--
Ia ne uag % aDDsD1ri istloEs. a.t t1z'
s1z-s % the senatorial Car5idateE uiu
sac1rs Eotss sY ne ssrse meauA ne
TAN q auch trades g. foandef 15o-
ne zas1-g gsiOz that the NEltno-ah
seIexztioa is eksTged sifh the tzsE q
getting the appropristi0a. sn8 tAat i-
orEer ~ gst it tbey mast make o0lcss-
slor.s % other parts - the STATE
a rerY prOuiBeut resident q Or q
tae valley cosnties szid izsz night ths-
trzfiEE apon the sDprOpriafiOn U1s,
M be permitted for Moment fof a.
s0oa a. Il E2s colsmezcsd the fair Eil
5eoou1e a loczi affair. The M1r1o
nah deieeatiOn is no more chsrzec
ulth ne duty q iOoking after thai ~
DrOygiafi0n ihan any other delegat.oa,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
Strike Fund
Is Swelling

Portland. OCT lC-The benefit fund
f0r the relief ~ the striking coal min
cra % progressing very satisfactorily
More than ~ of the trades unions ~
Portland have assessed themselves %
aid their brethren in Pennsylyania. the
usual amount being one days wages
IN this way the shIpwrights' Union
raised tlis Tuesday night The
Teamdfiyers' Union also contributed
one days wages. and the Carpenters
Union last evening pledged themselves
10 raise $500. The Harbcra Union
subscribed t20O on Monday nlght. and
last evening the Journeyman Tailors
Union pledged themselves 10 the
amount u $500 This makes a total
of over $4,000 pledged By the unions
alone.
The amount raised by subscription
from the public depends largely upon
the prospect of successful arbitration
and majority Of those approached
say that the will contribute " th,
strike ln not settled within few days
Twenty solicitors are IN the field. ant
Tuesday thoy secured over $500 whil'
nearly the same amount was sub
acribed yesterday This o. Ia addl
tion 90 the assessment Of the unions
many Of which have not as yet met Il
consider the question
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
A NATURAL RESULT.

Il Is very reasonable 20 suppose II the
foundation Of a structure was removed
that the building itself Is bound 10
come down. This same principle can
be applied % disease. Take a medi'
cine into the system that will remove
the cause OF sickness. and the illness
leaves OF itself Dyspepsia. indiges
ton, sick.headache and biliOusness
have their foundation In stomach dis
orders. Remove this weakness and
the other symptoms are no more
There Is one cure for all this that al
druggists sell for Csc per box, Il ID
called DR. Gums Improved Liver
Pills. They get right az the beginning
OF these diseases and make the cur,
by taking away the cause OF II. We
will send a small box free by mail, ol
large box on receipt OF 25c. Addres,
DR.. Gum. Philadelphia, Pa. For salt
al DR.. Stones Drug Stores.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
CONSUL
MILLER
TO SPEAK
At the City Han Next
Wednesday Evening
Under the AHscices Of the
Greater Salem CIah

a spsrftei -sesin9 - the Greater
sa1erz Coesmsrtasl CI1b vas hs1s laas
epsrfrg ss ts.e ,itT ssl a.f arrzrae.
nauts sac ~ tts lssfure ~ fse
Esa Hary tf.-ies. e1-n-f % Chf-a.
rto is sel1E . rrset seal 20 srter1 the
rssfet ~ ~ ezsu ,ros-rtE ~ Is 70
rgeaE at rae e-g haH ratsr tte ans
Dtess % rse eaaa -ert vTss.sazsg ~.
errz e. To
ne Eaiarz Wrsry ta-s kaz rofl-.
tesrese ~ Ers teveral rE-ters. arr re-
frt1 agrearazee nrta- tte 1eu RAJ
aeemers 49, ~ aralfsf ultt rrszf l--
tsrtsr The rify hsn ulH kolf atog,
ae peraozs. arg a fre s-siencs HIl
1l1tfiess gress ur. NiIer. va 81 q
man - aalnfg s-t e-fkusaa-. He la
u1lsi oounsel a-1 oonszercfaI sgeEi
flr re Eneriean nogerrms-L
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
A usKFUL cow.

slyely for country wear. For town
wear the skirt ls cut 10 escape the
ground barely all the way around.
There Is no doubt that some women
never look well without a wide collar.
consequently they must not be deIuded
by new fashions in this respect Some
Of the very latest coats are made with
out the sailor collar and with the little
outstanding military aiair. but In OH
such matters individuality must be
considered.
A very useful gown Is the one Shown
In the cut II Is OF dark red rough
goods trimmed with gold aud white
braid JUDO CHOLLET
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be said. and a. soon as they assume
mat they are. they admit that the fair
la n0t an enterprise u interest g. eE-
cry part u the state. They should fe-
sect any suggestion that they are any
more interested in the appropriation
than any other members o. the legisla.
ture The question ~ an apprOpTia.
lion should be- decided according 20
the views q a majority. upon the
merits u the enterprises. and II u is
decided that no appropriation shall be
made. then Oregon can give up the
fair. and accept A. gracefully az pos
slble the disgrace IN which she will
stand IN the eyes % the rest Of the
United States
4 don't see how any senatorial can
didate can trade Or permit his friends
20 trade for him. uDOn any appropria
tlon question. In order 20 get votes In
The senatorial contest To adopt such
'actics b 10 admit thai the candidate
Rho resorts % Il is too small for such
a high position. u would be an ad-
mission that he has not strength
nough a. secure his election upon bis
1wn merits. To trade upon the states
interests IN order % secure an cleo
lion to the United States senate would
be- % admit that he would trade on
the states interests after his election.
n order 10 secure bis own personal
ends. No man who is a possibility az
senatorial candidate can assume a
position that leaves him open % the
suspicion Of trying 10 trade upon q
matter Of statewide Interest. such af
the Lewis and Clark fair must be ad
mitted 20 be- Fair appropriations and
an senatorial candidates should stan'
upon their own merits"
There Is one other feature OF th'
? trading question that applies viii
. equal force 90 all matters OF legis
I lauon The man who trades In th'
. next legislature never knows whethe
he can deliver the goods. The peopl'
have the last say in the matter. and !
, trade Is made that they do not lik'
they may step In with the referendum
4 and stop the delivery OF the goods
/. This new amendment Is likely TO put
stop 10 much Of the trading. which ha
4 been Of so great injury 10 legislation d
. this. as In other states.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
nln LInl,l Ior 20 York.

New York. oct IA iGstory
apartment hotel viii be- erected on
Hfth avenue. between Sixty fourth
and Sixty NTH streets. In the heart Of
the aocalled "Miilonaries Row" ac.
oordlng 60 the Times Frank J Gould
purchased recently a residence AZ sSi
Fifih avenue Tor which he Is said to
have paid 100000 II the hotel pro
lect ia carried out he viii have a tow
erlng structure as HIS Immediate
neighbOr On the north.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
os.sbsr Msrshanls' cafoIval
pER0oNALs

County Judge Scott and commis
aloner Noedham, Of the Marion county
commissioners court. and A. u
Thleiaen. 6f the Greater Commercial
club. have returned from Portland
whore they have been attending the
sessions OF the government good roads
convention, that was held In the me
tropolls this week, AZ the meeting a
permanent organization was formed In
the interest OF good roads, aud County
Judge Scott was made president
"A. q. Keene. OF shaw, was la the
city today no says the prune crop
was better than expected. aud has all
been saved He got Si76. Al 81 cents
a pound. for "A hogs weighing $500.
Louis nechtel loft this morning for
Hamilton. Mo, for a months visit with
bis mo,hef.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
Second
~ ~ AAA
Hand = <HxywTv> e. %,AIEs 2
Wheels

1 ntiH have some yery good snaps IN
sseou6 hand wheels fOT use during the
winter months. When many people DO
not Ike b. use their good mounts.
There are four ladies' wheels that are
particularly desirable. ranging from
go 10 sis. We would be- giad 10 show
These 10 anyone They are all ready
10 rids. 1he mems Hheels range from
81 10 gis. and any u them are worth
half a. much again ~ 40 ask foF
them. for we % not vAni 70 carry
them over We have void quite q num'
ber of wheels Of late. both new and
ascond hand in fact the season holds
ori remarkably we'll
We sell the best carbide IN bulk. two
pounds for 25c. IN cana, two pounds
for sJc. A good line of bicycle lamps
ana sundrisa of all sorts a. popular
prices. We never neglect the bicycle
department.
This h sewing machine time TOO, 10
many families We can DO you good u
you want a machine cheap, medium
or good machines our nne line oI
Rotary Whites ia the seller of th'
season Cheaper drop head machines
a. Low as fzs. Don't send haat for
mnrhine. whatever you do You cai
Eet better machines Of your local deal
ar. Zoe che same On less money, am
have the advantage of local protection
The best needles for all makes OF ma
chimes z5c o doxon. Why pay more
on and parts for all machines a. vel
Our Oh IL good OH warranted not :
gum. Nothing bsiter than Nye's q
Hoeard's oll Those ere the kinds "
carry
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
October a1-Wsrshsuts' Carnival
oIaaa Faeforlst R.tune go

Pittsburg. oct 1.-THE factories of
both the American and Federal Win
dow Glass Companies Eesumed opera
tlous today They have been closed
since May zith when the usual sum.
mer shutdown took place The re-
sumption viii give employment 10
rOOO meu
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
New store Coz salem.

spear Brothers who are conducting
general merchandise stores al Auma
vile and Mohama. have leased the
large double store Ia tho klingei
block. and open with a general stock
of groceries and other merchandise
about November lsL They are younF
men of good business ability and OF
the beat character and Their coming
win be- a gain IN the number of bright
young business men. for which thii
city - becoming noted
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
TAILOR HINTS.
Ths Bassus coas Cs@inE Ia-Pedsf-
rrfam skirts

The Bass - NNAA N-A-@
trtan skfrta-
THs bas-us c0at is cc---E - Uti-
-ts sl1r-er sk-rr u--L sra Fg,sc 1r,-
s-ft-t-E Cos 1rs ar1 reTels are c1-s
szti. bra lds,L an1 rsw brzlds VIII d
.sss az wl1t=r adraucez-
he hee cra rtr Is q pretty c1is1 % q
-al,1r u-ds frDek. whiI@ tie cd fash
s,1-s fs5cr uus- . le-e-slfy - il
rorue wfrh anything apqroaclins II
susI.1uran 90 getaway jacket-
Jbere Es 10 d01bt that o. al przc
-ieaI costumes the skirts VII - m1ei
sa0r1er. but tie really short skirt q
s-,gu tie ankles sh0uid - keIt eIc-u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

pr0d1cer. and this year i has beaten
all previous recgrds.
Mr. Doris informs as that the lo
acres this year yielded ls7 bales. %
24f5 pounds 20 the acre. The crop a.
present IS worth about 5000. making
the gross value Of the hops about $500
per acre
This s. the best yield FOR Lane coun'
y yet reported 10 this once, and, 20
far a. We can learn. the largest return
3 in pounds per acre In any yard in the
state.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
A Ministers Mistake.

A city minister Was recently handed
a notice 10 be read from bis pulpit.
Accompanying Il was a clipping from
a newspaper bearing upon the matter.
The clergyman started 10 read the eX-
tract and found that II began: Take
Kemps Balsam. the best Cough Cure. "
This was hardly what hshad expected.
and. after a mOments hesitation. he
turned Il over and found ON the other
side the matter intended Tor reading 8
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
RsveIulIonI.l, Taks Rsiuas

Cape Hayuen. Oct l6--General
Firmln and his lieutenants have taken
refuge ON the United States cruiser
Cincinnati. They will probably be
taken 10 Jamaica.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

sheriff aud Mrs II. X Brown. ol
Baker county. today arrived IN the
city with Nettie Carmical aged "a
years. OF Pine Greek. who was deliy
cred over 20 the authorities al the
state insane asylum.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

A. "A. clouoh, Undertaken. ioT State
street Phone Main 1851. Salem, Ore.
gon, successor 20 .. E. Huntslnger,
Residence Broadway and Mill. North
salem. Phone Main al.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
F. A. WIGGINS,
Prominent Man IN Town.

pfominont Man ~ town.
Tho old rcd front saloon had q nis
crowd this m0ruinE io EFsst Louis
aoh ualbenfchnahel. the distinguished
president " the Marion County
achwelnlnol Club The club has =
large memhefship, and choioo Hin
burger was served up from the sehub'
lnrer cheese Factory A resolution
WAS adopted elylng iouls the freedom
of the clfy. prcyldlng he would not
carry n on a. 30 10 Ia the habit of
dolnr sometimes with things that DO
not belong % him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

We are Offering our farm for sale
consisting Of l7S acres Of good. tllable
land. only one mile east OF the asylum
and adjoining the Garden Road and
Asylum Avenue. GEO. SWEGI.E
l0-lB,3ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

Kingston, Oct 10 soufriere erupted
all night At o'clock this moruing
the mountain became very violent No
damage has beAn done here. but II Is
not known what Is taking place AZ
Martinique.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
ahoNer. of veleanIe puat.

Brldgeton. narhadoes Oct H.
soutrlere "a again Ia violent eruption
Volcanic dust fen so thlckly today
that business was suspended
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
save a Dollar

A dollar saved Is a dollar earned. II
Il Is saved on something you are go
ing TO have anyhow-like The Daily
Journal. See offer In this paper, and
save your dollar.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
Hayti Rebels
Are Fleeing

Port au Prince. Oct l6-st Marie
has oapitulated "a pay lien % the pro
yisioual government General fiTmin,
the revolutionary leader. has fed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

Have on hand a full line OF choice
biscuits aud crackers. made by the
National Biscuit Co. Send n your OF.
der and try them.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

W. N. fluaheg. ol the hanilnm coun
~ q Ia lbe cay fof > few days
The Misses Melrnf oi 0eFaln
spent lha day ia salon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

Eight Mormon missionaries are
prOselyting Ia Portland, They hold
meetings on street corners, and take
no collections
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

Lesson nights Monday and Thurs.
day. Social dance every Saturday
night Tioga Hall i013iw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
cholera M Palestlns.

Jerusalem. oct li.-Cholera has
broken out al Gazz. spreading rapidly.
Forty deaths are reported daily.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

o. e. Huntslnssr. funeral director.
t5s Court street. Phone Main SOL
Residences 500 Court street. phone
2fsi Black.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
October 2s-Msrchsuts' Carnival
BORN

HOlIISTER AT the Salem Hospital.
Salem. Oregon. October %. 1902. 10
Mr and Mrs. j. II Hollister son,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

Umbrellas recovered al shlpp q
AOuser's 258 Commercial street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

Umbrellas recovered al shipp 4
HouseTs 25s Commercial street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

Nou that the lane oounry hop tros
a. al gathered. bzled ana ready for tae
rarket. interest naturally ceuters u
The q1estio1. vhO raLsed ne beat eFol
q the season. says the E1gene Guard
For several years the ie-aere hop
sea belonging % Geo A Doris. and
loeated Just south q Springfield, o.
the east SIDE q the WiIianetts, has
ear1ed an enviable reputation -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
LOCAL
HOP
CIRCLES
Growers Not Disposed TO
Force the Market
Sales Reported in North End
Of County at "a Cents

uea1ars are t-sT taki-g in coutracta.
ar fae~e is nos verT -msh 6os1g in
,he 19ea1 h1p -arket- vhich co1ttn1ss
rr--E Grgwers o. E1t Saw any dis
s1a.tl1r o. f0r-e sales O. t1s -zrEet-
al are agDare1fIy holsl-g f9r better
sHeeE t.at ull most EkelT prevail
a.er .r ths ssaso-. a. the demzz1 for
the erup rrUvs. sozs saies are ~
1a-r-E I- tae viei1ity q Azrura and
Buerlue a. "a cats. t1t thsrs have
bae- ~ sales rsDo-zef IN this seesio1
so- sererzl days TIE auuou1ceZe-i
u rse sale rsceatIy ln Dallas q io'
u ho,s ~ p cs1ta has had ihs eaeci
- siscoarzging the crnsiderE1ton q
a-y Ger ~ growers a. less than thar
-E1fe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
La hIstOTiay Ia |eyenda
MUSICA Y POLITICA

Daspu6s de haber tenido Ing g'aterra
una .serie de ministries antimtsi1os, cuen
ia ahora en- su gobierno con Tin 1ninis
tro Cast me omano.
Nos informa en- efecto, el "Manches-
ter Guardian que lord Balfour es TIN
pianlsta "hors llgne", que podrfa con-
qulstar rapldamente c9lebridad univer-
sa 81 reaiizara una "tournee" por Euro
pa y America.
Esta circunstancia, dara, sin duda,
una nota artfstica al salon politico de
allende el Canal, donde hasta ahora
t1nicamente Sc ha oido hablar de asun-
tos pdbIicos, siguiendose la norma i'm
puesta i)or inusicofobos tan famosos> CO.
mo lord Salisbury y lord Rosebery.
No son solo cstos dos estadistas los
personajes politicos ingleses que abomi.
nan Ia n1sica. Gladstone les acompa-
flaba en- su antipatfa hacia ell divino ar
te. Con frecuencia decfa a sus amigos
que le era imposibe distinguir la
Marsellesa" del God save the King"
Ian refractarjo era su dido a los. nliste-
rios del pentagrama.
Lord Beaconsfesld gustaba a1go de
la muslca, pero 10 ola 10 menos possible.
Declaraba que, en- materia de notas,
prefer1a las diplomaticas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
PONCE

FL sabado por la mafiana salio por
la carretera central con direction a
Qua yama, ell sefior Degetau,
Aver depio haber dado un meeting
en- dicha villa regresando lusgo Pom :
ce, para continuar su viaje de propa-
ganda por ell Oeste.
-Dentro de breves dias Sc inaugu-
raran las retreats que Sc venian cele-
brando en- ell muelle americana situado
en- la Marinas.
La Compafifa Dramatica Luisa Mar
tinez Casado, continta trabajando en-
esta ciudad,
--El sabado por Ia tarde el Sr. Rus
sci, agente de Ia Ozomulsion regalo q
los pobres de esta ciadad mil bollos de
pan otros tantos folletos conteniendc
anuncios de la citada medicina.
-El viernes por la tarde, como 4 las
4 mss menos, fue arrollado por el tro
lie el coche de don Juan Armengual, que
len I'm descuido de este fue cond sclde
por el caballo que tiraba de FL, al medic
de la via.
AL tratar de evitarlo recibio dicho or
algunas contusiones de poca imporsar1-
Icia.
El caballo pudo salvarse por habel
Ireventado los tiros del coche. Este que
lido completaxnente destrozado y a2las
ltado por el CARO- electrico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
Do1a Rosa Caro- de Yanez

Hoy Sc ha recibido TN cab,egrama
en- esta capital, dando cuenta del falle-
cimiento ocurrido Ell Madrid, de la Sc
fora dofIa Rosa Caro- viuda de Yaf1ez,
distinguida DANA l'uertorriquena, nluy
conocida en- nuestros c1rculos sociales.
Deja la sefora Caro- de YafIez, DDS hi
jJs de Corta edad
Su muerte ha sido sentida en- la CAPT
tai de EspaiIa. donde tenia la sefiora
Caro-, vallosas amistades.
Aquf donde esaba relacionada con
varias familias de nuestra sociedad ha
sido muy llorada su N erte.
Reciban los deudos de la que va no
existe, especialmente su sefiora madre
nuestra respectable amiga la sefiora VIII
da de Caro-, y su espiritual hermana
Maria. la expression de nuestro duelo
sentido.
Para aquellos angelitos que Sc han
quedado sin madre, quisieramos tener
los consuelos que solo Dios puede pro-
porcionar los huerfanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
CASAS, SOLARES, TRAPICIIE
COMPLETE Y MAQUINARIh PA
RA RIEGO, EN- VENTA.
MANUEL ORTIZ,
ID Arecibo, P. R.

Los indivfduos Domingo Flores J
Leonardo Prieto, rifieron anoche como
4 las 9 en- la Marina.
Ambos resultaron heridos, teniendo
.el primero una peque1a confusion en-
la mufeca izquierday una herida inciso-
punzante en- el an.ebrazo izquierdo; Ell
segundo 6 sea Leonardo Prieto, Tecibio
una herida de once centfmetros de lon
gitud sobre la region abdominal izquier-
|da interesandose la epedirnlis y tejidos
cellular otra de tres centlmetros de
longitud en- el terclo superior del ante
brazo derecho.
Fueron conducidos al Cuarto de So
corros donde les hizo la primera cura
lei docs or Quevedo Baez auxiliado del
practicante sefior Llauger.
Las heridas fueron cali6cadas de le-
Ives las del primero y menos graves las
del segundo.
El necho ha sido puesto en- conoci-
miento del Juez de Paz de Cathedral
encontrandose detenido el Flores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
ASIA PARA LOS AsIATIcQe

i. Tai es el lena de los japoneses.. Pa
ra llevarlo a la practica anuncian de
Yokohama cue ell gobierno del Milkado
ha resuelto construir durante los proxi-
mos seis aflos caatro acorazados Y seis
cruceros de primera clase, y 10 suficien-
te en- buques menudos para un despla-
zamiento total de 10000 toneladas y
I'm gasto de 100000 COO. Los acoraza-
dos seran hechos en- Inglaterra, los cru
ceros en- Inglaterra, Alemania y Fran
cia, y las embarcaciones memories en- el
Japon