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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-13

La excursi5i. Calebra y 81 con
flicto angio-aleman vcnezolapo preo-
cupan todos les ceTebros Y son el temo
oblig0do dc tod1S las eonv verSaciones
Ouizas s. 81 motive que Ileva 81
pubiico la lsla Culebra. esta relacio-
nadC con Ia otra manifestation de
fuerZa que sc esta Celebrando en cir
cunstancias mGnOs tranquiias. muy
ceTca de nosotros.
Ia fuerZa est5 triunlante. Los
cXcursionistas van d Culebra atraidos
por el eSpectaculO que deben ofrecer
esos buQues p0deroSos ejercitandOse en-
las naniobras navales. Que gran
de debera parecerles el poder de esos
barCOs. que levantan mOntailaS de eS-
pumas con sus helices. Que incOn-
trastable su fuerza.
Y sin embargo, ahi estan Ell ridi-
culas manlobras, pOrque no alcan-
"a su poder q dictar 0rdenes otros
pueblos los cuales. amenazadores, po.
derOsOS, llegar de TN cOntinente al otrO
de la Europa Ia America, q sostener
sus reclamaCiones, de la unica name.
IA que hoy es possible reclamar: por la
fuerZa.
d cl1ACS GIG ldliIO ld fl0tI QCl
prOsceni0 Immediate, como rendidos
de su infructuosa peregrinaci0n, los
boerS los her0ic0S b0er6 en- vanO han
lido mendigando un socorro para los
vencldoS por la fuerza aplastante pOr
la tuerza lrritante Ell vano Combatida.
ALA van haCia el Africa los gran
des acOrazados de Francia, de Italia, de
Austria, intervenir, 81 es necesario, 8
81 les parece, Ell Ia lucha que sostienen
dos hermanos que sc disputan un tro-
no Cercado de sOmbras cubierto de
crimenes y de sangre. -
Y vemos al Rev Carlos, de Portu-
gal, como va Ell TN yiaje que parece TN
via crucis demandando auXilio, pre-
parandO los animoS para que despu6s
no sc rlan de su despojO, mas propia-
mente: del desp0jO de su pueblo
La fuerza esta Convertida Ell ideal
de las naciones en- ideal de los pue-
bios y de los individuos. No Sc aspira.
a ser buenos, q ser sabios, a ser gene
rosos Y mobiles, sino ser fuertes domi-
nandolo todo
Y las leyes, Y la justicia y el dere-
chO van inClinandose al lado de Ia
fuerZa; Y los mas bellos ideales nau-
fragan, Y Sc siente Ell el aire Y tlota en-
el ambiente TN hedor insoportable de
cuerpos sudorosos en- lucha bestial, TN
ruido de Combate eterno. como TN psal-
mo cantado Ia muerte de todas las
sohaciones sublimes
Y cuando esten los excersionistas
frente a la Culebra, miranda la flota
casi poderosa, no podran menos de
pensar que todos aquellos barcos pue-
den If otra parte, y va no les parece-
ran tan grandes III tan temibles los
acorazados como castillos, jugando a
la guerra, mientras muy cerca de
aquel sitio, tai vez sc matan los hon.
bres a la desesperada en- una lucha
tan cierta como desigual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-13

iiende Al oir ;'-tos iiscursos tansas increps-
cionas ;anias Talabras que duran alglnas
ho.as Dsspucs q viejo sc qutda donde es,a-
IA, seS;in Una tradc.6n de ismiiia, viviri sus
cien amos: motido en su coche nos llevara ii
cencn;erio todos .Dicbaso el cue Dueda i
oerca y asi dos mex conce3a. porcue ncor
ssria no vei!o
ECSEBIO BLASCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-13
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LLANO Y PERSI

En- el mismo case Sc encuentra Llano
Persi, con sus setenta y tantos afos un2s
difere1te que nos ha suceddo. Agi fuerte,
cultiva la esgrinla sus af1os es gran tirador
y no hay quien lie tolue con una espada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-13
DON EDUARDO BENOT

Gran admiration merece tambi6n aquel
trabajador infatigable que Sc llama d. Eduardo
libros dar cada af1o fecunda muestra de su
actividad Intellectual, que es pasmosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-13
vi
DON MANUEL DEL PALACIO

A los setenta pco escribe Manuel del
Palacio versos lenos de frescura de juventud.
Este ingenio felisfsimo no Sc agota nunca, y su
entusiasmo pr la poesfa es tan grande como
la facilidad con que produce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-13

-
4 osoela don lsse Echegaray. al nlsmo tempo
que Sc saludabs en q una gloria artistica, {!
pd5ics aplaudia al presidente de, Cous9jo de
instruction plblica
BlaSco Ibaiez. ha sufrido uu accidente que.
Tor fortuna, 30 tiere ia gravei.ad que sc le atri
buy6 en- los primercs nomentos.
Rcgrcsaea al arOchecer el insigne cscritor
accompanies por ell conceal selor Barral de
de IA TORE del Puig, en- Valencia; ambos iban
caballo. FL que montaba Basco Ibahez tro-
pez6 yendo por el cami'ao de Alcoraya, y el il
nete tue lanzado una gran distanCia, cayendo
de cabeza SORE t1u n1ont6o de pie lras.
Acudio ell seguida el sefior Barral en- auxi-
lio del sefor Biasco, conduciendole una ba-
rraca proXirna donde fue asistido el lesiorado.
Monsieur Zschokke presidente de la Ca
mara de representatives de Suiza, Sc encuentra
en- Madrid. Daspues visitara las PARTICIPATES
provincas espafIolas.
La Sociedad EspaiIola de Hygiene no ha
podldo adjudlcar este aiIo mas que ell premio
Ugarte, de 900 pesetas, referente al primer te-
ma: 'Iiiglene del rabajo', cuyo autor es eli DR..
don Enrique Sacedo Ginesta'. Official de Ia Real
Academia de Medicina quen lelicitalnos
Ha llegado 4 Madrid las Corlisioncs re-
IN tONe'o 'eo OO1 tlS
tander interesad;ss en- ell proyecto de unificaci6n
de las estaciones de aquela capital, proponen-
dose obteuer fundadamen.e del GoI)erno, en-
vista de Ia unanimidad de opinones que sobre
este asunto reina en- Santander, Ia aprobaci6n
del citado p.oyectos
FL ninistro de Obras ptiblicas ha ofrecido
al Sr. Tore = a tos seenas Representatives. de
Santander estudiar el asunto con ei mayor inte
res, deteD!endo entretanto los efectos de Ia Real
ordea dictada por e Sr Suarez Incan.
La session ordinaria celebrada por el Con-
sejo del Bauco de Espaf1a Sc limito al despacho
de los asuntoS informados por las Comsiones.
El director de 0ucursales, Sr Gonzalez dc
la Pefa. marchara Paris con objeto de activar
la lnstalacion de Ia Agencia en- aquella capital.
Al Sr. Gonzalez de la Peifa acompaflaran
el 1nterventor cajero de dicha Agencia.
Sc encuentra en- Madrid ell hermano del
Principe de Asturias, d. Rogelio de Borbon,
acompaflado del marques de Ruffano, jefe de Ia
Casa de los condes de Caserta.
FL hermano del Principe sc hospeda en- el
domicio del Sr. S4iz dc la Maza, precemor que
fu6 de .. Carlos de Borb6n su hernano ell
duque de Calabra
FL marques de Ruffano sali6 va para Can
nes.
Don Rogelio de Borb6n saldra tambi6n Ell
breve para Valladolid en- cuya Academia de
Cabalieria cursara la carrera de dicha Ar1na
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY
REFUSED LANDING AT NEW
YORK OR HAVANA. PAS
sENGER LIVES AT SEA.

NEW YORK. Nov, is-Traveling
hack and forth on ships that ply be-
tween this port and Havana, constan.
tino Garcia, native Cuban is afford
lnR the steamship companies much
trouble and proving himself to be a
man without country. He started
four months ago by slowing away at
Havana. Arriving here. the immigra-
tIon officials ordered him back. At Ha-
vana, the Cuban officials refused him
landing because he was practically a
stowaway. He was again returned to
New York and again Is refused per-
mission to land. The steamship COM
panies are compelled TO obey the order
and return Garcia to Havana or pay
a heavy fine. They have been unable
to find any work aboard ship which
their unwelcome passenger can do,
Meanwhile, Garcia says he is letting
the others do the worrying"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
HELD PREMATURE FUNERAL
BODY IDENTIFIED AND BURIED
BY RELATIVES TURNS OUT
TO BE THAT OF AN
OTHER MAN,

SAND POINT, Ida. Nov. 1S'-The
finding of another corpse In the river
near this place has disclosed the faet
that the funeral services held over
the supposed remains of George Shaw
last summer were really held over
some other person who has not been
Identified. Shaw was q we'll known
Young man Of Wilbur, Washington
He mysterlously disappeared and when
a body was found in the river a few
weeks later, terribly deeomposed' the
shoes were recognized by Shaws reia-
tiyes and the funeral followed
A few days ago another body was
found and a peculiar purse IN the
pockets shaw's relatives recognized as
one which George had carried anu
further Identification was made on the
clothing. The identity OF the hrst
corpse is a mystery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
GOMPERS SCORES
THE COLLEGE MAN
ses7s-s,.a#=-fav
ScathingIy Rebukes Elliot For
His Reference to Trades
Unionism.
DANGER cONFRONTS LABOR
Conflicting Claims Of Jurisdic.
ti0n u Serious Menace To
Union Labor, Says Presi-
dent Of Federation.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Nov. i3-
President Samuel Gompers at the
American Federation OF Labor conven-
ton today delivered an impassioned
warning 10 members Of the organic
alton that the immediate future OF
trade and labor assemblies was SER
iously endangered by conflicting
claims Of Jurisdiction made by the diff
fer,nt bodies,
Unless such things be fixed In calm
ness and handled with moderation, he
declared. the matter would come TO a
point where laborlng men would fight
with laboriug men from behind bar
ricadrs. In the manner In which men
deal with mortal foes.
HIS warning OF danger and counscls
OF peace AMI moderation met with
hearty response from the assembled
delegates.
After touching upon the scope and
bearing OF the labor union movement.
President Gompers declared thlt II was
amazing TO note the ignorance among
so-called educated people regarding the
aims and objects OF the organization.
mo man who as an educator" said
President Gompers. poses as a strike
breaker, is III for the position he holds.
Compared 10 such man. Benedict
Arnold was martyr and Judas Iscar-
lot a saint"
Although no names were mentioned,
Il was understood by the delegates that
reference was made TO the head Of ono
OF the leading educational institutions
OF the country. and they applauded
loudly. Cheers were again called
forth when II was declared that the
men who acted the role OF strike
breaker were looking backward to-
ward barbarism and not to the future.
The report of the committee on cred
entails declared that 50 national or
gani2atlons. nine state organizations,
s5 central bodies, 54 local and federal
bodies and four fraternal delegates had
reported and were entitled to represen-
tation. The total voting strength OF
the bodies represented by the delegates
was about 10000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
TELEGRAPHERs
IN NATIONAL CONVENTION
In Response TO Call Made BY Gompers
Instrument Men Get
Together.

PITTsBuRG Nov. 13.--The conven'
ton of Commercial TeIegraphers from
all parts OF the country mas been called
TO meet in this city November 2C. Dele
gates from about 20 cities are expected
to be present. The object is TO form
a national organization.
At present there are two national
organizations ana number Of loca
organizations which are affiliated with
neither.
The executive council OF the FEEDER
alton OF Labor decided 10 call con.
vention and amalgamate the three sec.
tions after which charter viii be Is
sued. The call for convention was
issued by President Gompers from the
American Federation headquarters Al
Washington.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
FOUR TOWNS ARE
BURIED IN ASHES
Eruption Of Santa Maria in Guat.
emaIa Said to Have Caused
Great Loss.
NO NEWS SINCE CALAMITY
Believed All the 10, 900 Inhabit-
ants OfT0wn Of Santa Maria
and Many Others Have
Perished.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 13.-While
the steamer Newport was at Champeri-
co, a letter was received from the fac
tor Of that district, a German named
Kaufman, announcing that the vol
canic peak OF Santa Maria, 10 miles in
land from that port, was in eruption,
and that all the coffee districts on the
eastern SLOPE Of the range, In .he I'M
mediate neighhorhood Of the mountain,
had been utterly destroyed and that
thousands OF lives had in all proba-
bility been lost.
The letter continues:
The towns OF Palmar. San Felipe,
Colombia and coatepec are all ruined.
Ashes are seven feet deep in the fiEcas
and towns Mud, stones and lava have
fallen all over the country. Houses
have been crushed by the weight Of the
volcanic material that has fallen up
on them. Retalhuleu, Mazatenango
QuezaItenango have not suffered so
much. but this calamity is only begin
ming. We have mud and ashes in Ret
alhuleu. There Is great loss Of life.
Cattle and horses are dead by the
thousands. Famine and pest are ap-
preaching. God help US"
Late in the afternoon of October 25
the people of Santa Maria telegraphed
to the president Of Guatemala saying
that they were cropping in total dark
ness that had rushed upon them at
noon. Ashes were falling thick. These
people asked the presiielt what was
happening.
This dispatch was sent, apparently,
lust before the eruption and not a
word has been sent since. The wires
OF the telegraph have been destroyed,
and the fate of those who asked that
question OF the president of Guatemala
is mystery profound and ominous. 1t
is thought in Champerico that there
are no survivors in the town of Santa
Maria, nor yet in any of the towns that
hang upon the eastern slope of that
mountain Of belchlng mud and lava
and smothering gases. 1t may be
second Pelee.
The area in which these towns are
situated covers 50 miles in half cir
Gle. and II is estimated that the aggre-
gate population is 10000 The town of
santa Maria contains 10000 inhabitants
and the other villages are said to av-
erage 5000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
AUSTRIAN STATESMEN MIXUP
INSULT HURLED BY MEMBER AT
GERMANS LEADS TO ROUGH
AND TUMBLE FIGHT.

VIENNA, Nov. f3.--Herr Schnat
started disorder in the reichsrath to-
day by shouting: you Germans are
lot Of pigs" Thereupon number
of German deupties cast themselves
upon schnat, shouting: Smash him.
kick him." which they proceeded to DO.
Eventually Schnat was thrown down
a gangway to the bottom of the amphi-
theatre. The fighting continued for
quarter of an hour after suspension
of the sitting. Throughout the disor-
der the combatants were encouraged
by hearty plaudits from the strangers
gallery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
AN AIRsHIP SUCCEEDS
IN ADRoIT MANEUvERS
Sails Gaily About In the Air, Carrying
Passengers at the Rate OF
IS Miles Per Hour.

NANTES. France. Nov. ;3.-An air
ship built for the brothers Lo Baudy
made successful trip today. Several
free accents and dsscents were effected
accompanied by evolutions In al di-
rections. The flying machine returned
each time to the point Of departure at
rate of :5 miles an hour. There
were four persons In the car.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14

endeayoring TO pledge for ss5 neck.
lace OF pearls valued at $500.
The prisoner was taken 10 police
headquarters where he Is said to have
given information which wiz lead To
the recovery Of Jewels valued at ii2,-
900 stolen sometime ago from the
apartments Of Mrs. w. J. Matheson,
wife Of wealthy manufacturer. The
police have been much worked up over
the robbery as there was absolutely no
clue and had almost gwen UP the hope
Of success when two detectives OBJ
served Bolan entering the pawn shop
The robbery liz supposed to have been
effected by gaining entrance to the
apartments through a window.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
CONFLICT BETWEEN GREAT
BRITAIN AND GERMAN
Is lneyitable-So Declares Chinese
Press-.Urges withdrawal OF
Foreigners.

SHsN'iHAI, Nov. 13.--Unusually
strong articles are appearing in the
Chinese newspapers declaring despite
the withdrawal Of British troops from
Shanghai to Wei Hal Wei and the with
drawal Of the German forces from here
to Kiao Chou. siIe independence OF the
Yangtse valley is still menaced. The
Chinese want British and Germans to
get out Of China altogether. Papers
add that a conflict between Germany
and Great Britain is inevitable.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
WRIGHT PARTS WITH SERVANT
Request to Take Chinaman Ashore De-
med Governor.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. lS.-Luke
II. Wright, lieutenant governor of the
Philippines, left for the east tonight
without his Chinese servant.
Wright applied to Collector Stratton
for permission to take his Chinese SER
want ashore while he remains in this
country with the understanding that
the servant would be taken back to
Manila with the official, Collector
Stratton denied the request.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
HoLp.uP MEN FoILED
Attempted 10 Rob Train and Are
Now IN Jail.

FRANKFORT, Ind, Nov. 1s,-Four
men attempted to hold up the Monon
express at Cyclone today. The train
slackened speed on striking torpedoes
on the rail but when the engineer faced
four revolvers he threw open the throt-
tie. Four men fired rapidly and often
but all trainmen and passengers escap-
ed injury. sheriff and deputies after
ward caught the men who gave the
names OF Charles johnson, James Mock
Frank Smith and Harry Gray,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
STRIKE TO BE AVOIDED
Agreement Reached BY Carpenters to
influence Future Action.

NEW YORK, Nov ls-An agreement
has been recahed by the Master Car
penters association and the United
Carpenters Council, says a Boston dis
patch to the Times for a permanent
voluntary joint committee TO settle
all affairs of mutual concern to em-
ployers md workmen In that trade,
thus avoiding strikes and lockouts.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
BANouETs COMMERCIAL MEN
representatives Of Foreign Bodies
Honored BY Chamber of Com
merce.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lS--A banquet
was given at the Arlington hotel to-
night In honor of the representatives
Of foreign commercial bodies who came
to America to attend the dedication of
the New York chamber Of commerce.
Among the speakers were Secretary
Shaw and Major-Gsnaral Young.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
MILITARY MAN MARRIEs
Lieutenant Hanna weds Miss Richards
--Emminent Generals Attend.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S-Lieutenant
Mathew Eltlng Hanna of the Second
cavalry, military attaehe of the United
States legation at Havana and Ellen
Doid Richards of New York have been
married at Bloomfield, N. j.. the
country home of the brides parents,
Among the guests were Governor and
Mrs, Franklin Murphy, Generals Leon
ard Wood and William +. Shafter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
GAMBLING IS CLOSED
Spokane Politician Swears Out War
rants for Houses.

SPOKANE. Nov. 1s.--For the first
time IN IL years open gambling is prac-
ticably closed In Spokane tonight,
Chas, Burnham, secretary of the peo-
ples ,arty county central committee,
today swore out warrants against four
houses, Burnham refuses to state his
motive. Some of the gamblers say he
threatened to close them if they re-
fused to throw their votes for him for
state senator in the recent election.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
FLOATS LARGE LOAN
Finance Minister cabled Amount Is
Underwritten at 90 percent.

VICTORIA, B. c.. Nov. 13--The Brit
ish Columbia government has foated a
loan In London Of three and a half
million dollars. The finance minister
received cable from London last
night announcing hat the loan had
been underwritten at SO per cent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
READY FOR BUSINESS
Two Weeks will Be Devoted BY Com
mission to Hear Witnesses. 4

SCRANTON. Nov. 13.--Members OF
the strike commission are here and In
readiness to begin hearing Of the diff
fcrences existing between the miners
and the operators. Sessions win be-
gin tomorrow morning.
Each side will have an array Of at
torneys and it is expected two weeks
will be taken in hearing witnesses ON
each side.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
TERRIBLE ERUPTION IN PROCESS
Fire and Stones Are Discharged
Houses Are Being Burned.

ROME. Nov. 13 The volcano on
Stromboli island (off north coast Of
Sicily has commenced terrible erup-
tion. A colossal column of fire is
rising and incandescent stones are be-
ing emitted from the craters. Many
houses on the island have been de-
stroyed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
INSURGENTS ARE ROUTED
Governor At the Head of 1000 Meu
Oyercomes Tribes men,

LONDON, Nov. lS,--Dispatehes iroh
Madrid say that the governor of Totu-
an, Morocco, at the head of 1000 men,
marched against the Kabylo Insurgents
and after five hours fighting succeeded
in routing the tribesmen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14

ago the engineers handed to Mr.. Small
their demands for new schedule Of
wages This demand Is for an increase
Of 20 percent and has been under con-
sideration By the officials Of the South
ern Pacific.
Assistant TO the President Krutt-
schmltt is conferring with the railway
telegraph operators who have asked
an advance in wages.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
WAGE CONFERENCE
Committee of Engineers Meet win
Superintendent To Effect
Settlement.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ia com.
mittee representing the brotherhood Oh
Locomotive Engineers is In CONFER
ence with H. ]. Small, superintendent
Of motive power. About three weeks
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
BANKERS ADJOURN

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ts-American
Bankers association today concluded
their session and indications point to
San Francisco as the next place Of
meeting
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
MIR, WI is HoNoREp
Retiring Chinese Minister Recipient of
Much Gush,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Wu Ting
Fang, the retiring Chinese minister,
was the guest Of honor of the silk as
ISOLATION of America ana the American
Aslatic association at banquet to-
night. The guests included Mayor
Low, c. N, Bliss and j, J., Hill.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
TRUSTED PORTER TURNS OUT
TO RE COMMON THIEF
Has Stolen Jewelry Amounting to
s15,OOO-Found BY Officers Pawn
ing Pearl Necklace.

NEW YORK, Nov 1S,-Patrick Bolan
for seven years a trusted porter at
the Holland House, has been arrested
IN Bowery pawn shop where he was
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-14
Four Men Are Killed and Many
Others Are HideousIy
MutiIated.
OFFICES ARE NOW HOSPITALS
Portions OfIron and Steel Works
Now Complete ,Wreck--Dis-
aster Occurred without
Slightest Warning.

LEBANON, PA. Nov. 3--ExpIosion
OF boiler In furnace No. at the works
OF the American Iron and Steel man
ufacturing company today caused
the death OF four workmen and about
forty others were injured.
THE DEAD:
JOHN BRICKER.
WALTER TURNER.
JAMES HISSINGER.
WILLIAM OAKES.
AMONG THE INJURED ARE:
James Nine; condition critical.
Aaron Potterige; condition critical
Francis Murray.
Frank Arnold
Geo. II. Meyer.
George Gois.
Dan McCray.
John Cochran.
Plus Kline.
James Horgat.
Sylvester Wolf.
Cornelius Meier.
Penrose Hush.
John Cable.
Michael shang.
John Hoshoy.
Wilson Pottiger.
Frank Dissinger
There are others injured whose
names are not obtainable. Physicians
express the opinion that several Of the
injured will die.
The boiler exploded without warning.
and the wreck Of nine pudding fur
naces was complete. The offices Of
the works were converted into hos
pital and corps Of nurses were
brought to the place. Some Of the In
ured have their eyes burned out:
others have hands blown OF. Many
Of them. it is believed. cannot live. II
Is feared the list of dead win be ma
terially increased when the ruins Of
the wrecked puddle furnaces are ex-
plored.