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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
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Quo te ha rarecido el teatro? decfa un
caballero su criad' Domingo qucn habia
regalado una entrada general para el de Ia Ear
Zueia.
-Sefior, es casi tan majo, como el nonu-
mento de mi pueblo.
Bien. bien! IA comcdla :quG te ha pa
recido?
-5Y Que es Il comedia2
-Hombre, 10 qua hablan aquelos sefiores
senoras que salfau detras de Ia cortina.
Ali 20 e dire listed; han saldo ALI y
han prlnci piado a haLa5 de sus negccos de
sus casanientos, como 20 no qulero casarme
he visto que aque'o NADIA me importaba, por
no neterme en- vidaS ajenas, me he recostado
sobre Ia baranailla del banco me he quedado
dormido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
Cocirra y reposteria
EMPANADAS CALIEN TES.

Hagase el suelo con Ia masa de enpanads
del tamano que Sc quiera; clbrase con un re-
lleno p6ngase encima las carnes de que Sc
queran hacer las empanadas; Sc sazonan, sc
de vacas, lonjitas de tocino ajas de jam6n y
de ternera; Sc levantan las orillas de la nasa
y Sc cubre con capa de la misma.
Sc abre IN POGO para que salga el humo
Interior y cuando este enteramente cocido Sc
sirve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26

Sc mora ura 4unjer, que durante diez
amos como diez sig.os, habia dado asu marido
una vida dc perros hae-endole pasar en- este
mundo el purgatono,
-,Ah, malvadol le decia en- los tiitimCs mo-
nfentos, apenas habr6 cerrado los ojos, tuand) ,
W. te habras Casado.
Con qui6n quere que me case 20 aho-
ra2 df, econ quien' preguntaba q marido, que
no habia pensado en- ssmejante cosa.
-Casat6 con el diabio, contes,o la mujer
con furor
ESQ no es possible, dijo el marido, mo
yes que estoy casado con su hija y 10 prohioen
los canones?
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

the committee. consisting of Senators Elkins. Burrows and JCles of Nevada appointed to confer with the republican members of the Cuban committee. This committee will state that the 'u- ban committee declined to consider all the propositions looking to a comDro- mise which have been made. and prob- ably will ask to be discharged
 The propositions which have been made are two the first for debate and the second for q commercial treaty with Cuba. The committee will say that both plans were rejected and the members Of the Cuban committee would not change their position that there must be a straight reduction of 20 per cent, without any conditions ex- cept that the president might have tEe power to revoke concessions in case he found the Cuban planters were not get ting the benefit of it.
 The full conference will be in the lia- ture of a caucus, and some of the l.eet sugar men say that they will entei it only with the understanding that they shall not be bound by any conclusions that may be reached Advocates n. tariff reduction say that no action by the republican senatorial caucus is binding, but they add that defection>; have occurred in rare instances Sen 2tG" Aldrich expresses confidence in Te- ing able to secure fully forty-five re- publican votes ir favcr of any bill that nay be reported by the Cuban conIrli.- tee This is d majority of the senate. and the friends of reduction express themselves as hopeful of passing q .,iIl satisfactory to them.
 They say the testimony of Tnurbar does net affect the merits of the ques- ton in the least, and they contend that even admitting that the course of the Cuban government was censurable. il cannot and should not prevent the government of the United States from doing what it has promised to do. and what it is right to do. They do not. however generally admit that the course was improper. The beet sugar senators, underiabiy. are more hopeful than they have been heretofore.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
MINERS CONFIDENT
 VICTORY ASSURED
In the Anthracite Fields The Fitum-
 in0Us Situation.

Nilkesbarrc, Pa, June 11.-"Wen. gentlemen. the anthracite strike is com plete. and we are going to win This emphatic statement was made to the assembled newspaper correspondents by President Mitchell in his office at the strike headquarters tonight.
 With reference to the soft coal strike in West Virginia MT. Mitchell said: At present there are 2S. 300 mine work CTS on strike in the West Virginia fields. Reports from Virginia. where there are 3.60O mine workers, are in complete, and I therefore cannot say anything as to that state think we will win ir that state tco. The sus- pension in West Virginia will cut eff 9 large amount of soft coal that is shipped to the Atlantic sea board, but there is rc connection between the an thracite strike here and the bitumnous suspension there.
 T received word from West Virginia this morning that the National Board Member Willam Morgan and Organ izers Haggerty Mckay. Springer. Noon. Pogganini and Edwards were arrested in Fairmont today for alleged violation Of the injunction granted operators. I dc not know the exact pdrport of the injunction. but l believe the arrests were made on the strength f s.n injunction granted in 1897. i have wired tc employ counsel, to give bend and have the injunction dis solved.
 With the exception of the gathering of crowd at Williams, q colliery of the Tphiph Valley COal cG.Or1Ov at Duyea, the entire Wyoming valley was very quiet today. The operators and mining superintendents who consented to talk today said that there was no change in the situation.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
WHY DON'T THEY GO?

A Way tc Push Off the Hang On's."
 Perhaps some day you will wake lp to the fact that coffee is quickly and surely doing the business for you. You wonder why the symptoms of diseases which grow more and more pronounced dc net disappear but hang on in splce of all the medicines you can take
 Fixed organic disease may result .f yCu keep up your present course. and yet il is an easy thing to give up coffee and set Well. Have your cook make Postum Food Coffee strictly according tc directions, and that is easy. Use enough Of it and boil long enough to bring out the taste. then you will ind that the famous food drink will satisfy your coffee taste and the old troubles gradually disappear
 There are hundreds of thousands cf cases in America that prove the truth of this statement.
 A gentleman frcr Columbus. Gl.. says: My wife had been an invalid for some time and did net seem to yield to any sort Of medicines She could rot eat anything without distress. and naturally was badly run down in every way
 t-ialIE we cOnciuGe1 that perhaps IL vas the coffee that hurt her. so she quit it and went on to Postun. also began using GyI0e-1Iuts Breakfast Food. She immediately began 10 i'm prove and Kept gaining strength and health; nov she can eat heartily oi anything she wants. vegetables and a-ything else. without hurting her. She hes gained nearly thirty pounds since she made the change.
 'i saw such an improvement in her health that decilel to quit coffee my selt, and you would be surprised to sec the change. l have gained in flesh about ? pounds, and have entirely lost the old. dull headaches that l used tc have so much.
 Our two children are very fCnd of Postum- You can use my name if you like" T. M. Cosgin 122c-1cth Ave 1 Cc-unbus Ga.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Washington. June 11.-Testimony given today beiore the committee cn Cuban relations by . E. Thurber, showing that between $S.CG0 and $9,G00 had ben paid out of the Cuban treasury under the direction of Governor Gen eral Wood fer the promotion of recip- rocity between the United States and Cuba, caused a sensation in the senate today. News of Thurber's statement reached the senate about the time hat body convened, and when Senator Tel Ter. whose examination developed the facts, made his appearance on the floor, he was immediately surrounded by sen- ators from both sides of the chamber who professed great anxiety to know all that occurred.
 Copies of one voucher produced were eagerly sought, and the demand Vas rot satisfied until forty or fifty copies had been typeWritten and circulated in the senate chamber. Much interest was also manifested on the part of the members of the house, and some hcet sugar advocates in that body pointed out that Thurber had not in his tesd- ncny before the ways and means com mittee indicated any connection with the Cuban government in the effort to create sentiment in this country ia Vorable to concession to Cuba
 Opinions as to the ultimate effect O.. tfe testimony are as varied as the pre- affections end pre ijldices of senators. but the immediate results are seen in the decision reached during the afta-- noon. to have two caucuses in the early future. The first of these win be held by the beet sugar republican senators tomorrow afternoon, and the second Ey all the republican senators on Friday or Saturday. senator Burrows is ie- sponsibie for the statement that U Q beet sugar men will meet and Senator AIdrich for the announcement that there will be q general conference he- fore the close of the week.
 The purpose of the meeting of the beet sugar men is to consider the sit uaricn as effected by tcday's develop rents. 2nd also to receive report from
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
CONVICTS iIEfiMED IN
 BY NATIONAL GUARDS
Merrill and Tracey Surrounded in a
 Woods.

Salem. Oregon, June 11.-At o'clock this evening Tracy and Merrill. the convicts who escaped from the Oregon penitentiary oil Monday after killing three guards. were surrounded in a tract Of timber probably two hundred acres ir extent, one mile east of Ger Vais, Marion county.
 Two companies of the national guard and about 100 citizens. all heavily armed. surround the timber and the escape of the convict. now seems inn possible.
 Sheriff Durban and posse, with blood hounds picked up the trail of the es- capped convicts l-te yesterday after neon and pressed them so close that at o'clock they ran into town held up pr. C. s. White and Edward Dupies. took the doctors horse and buggy and drove away.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June n.-Wheat pursued ;,n cratic course today as the result cf . bullish government crop report Prices were forced higher, and corn, aided by wet weather in some of the corn states. and by dint of mere mus Gle eXerted by the big bulls. followed after. Slumps came on profit taking. but in the end July wheat 3s@14c high er, July corn Sc up, and July oats ;A C higher. Provisions closed q shade to s'l2c lower. July wheat opened 717s9a IFS and quickly mounted to 125H. tunl- bled back to 713s.
 July corn sold between Csas ae27s and closed G3is
 July oats closed firm 24c up at @9A.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
CAUGHT IN SUGAR
 PRESIDENT SIEGEL
He Says He Was Specalating With
 Approval Of the Company

Kansas City. June 11-Frank sieg-l
 former president of the defunct Sie@al- Saunders Live stock Com.rizaion com pany, was brought to trial here toi1y charged with the enbezzle-ncnt cf sS,09a Of the companys funds. ii his opening statement County Prosecutor f1adley said that the state would prove that Siegel lest $23.000 of the company's funds sreculating in sugar. but he de- clarad that the other officers knaw of it. and Frank Rockefeller. the cCrn- plaininc, witness, approved of it. Frrini, Siegel is q prominent cattle man. yell known throughout the west. He is in terested in q Colorado cattle company
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
0UAYS STRONG HOLD
 OH PEHNSYL WANNA
In the Commendatory Resolution Not
 Word of State Admin istration.

Harrisburg, June l1.-Judge Samuei Pennypacker of Philadelphia was nom mated for governor over Attorney Gen crai John P Elkin by the republican state convention by q vote of 296 to i52. Senator Quay was Unanimously chosen chairman of the republican state com mittee by suspension of the rule re- quiring that the state chairman be chosen by the nominees and the presid- ig officers of the convention, and will conduct the campaign for the state ticket
 The platform irdorses the admini- stration of President Roosevelt: re- atIirms loyalty to the principles of the protective tariff; declares for pure and honest ballot reform: condemns trusts. approves the action of the president and attorney general in proceeding against the beef trust. and makes no mention Of the state administration.
 Pennypackar's nomination is a per sonal voctory for Senator Quay. E. kin was formerly Quays chief lieu tenant and when he became candidate. it was thought that he was the sena- tors choice. After the delegates friend ly to E!llin were elected in the several counties Quay advised against the at torney generals candidacy in the inter- est of party harmony.
 I1lhin declined to withdraw Quay then made a public declaration against his candidacy and when Pennypacker was suggested for the nomination the senator tacitiy endorsed him. Elkin was backed by Governor Stone and other members of the state administra- tiCn.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
\ SCAR ON ILLINOIS.

Bloomington, III. June f1.Sweeping ever strip Of country I90 miles wide. and devastating a territory 2GG miles long. extending from Livingston coun- ty on the north to McCoupin county on the south. and leaving a mark clear "cross the face cf Illinois. q tornado last night inflicted property loss which will aggregate a million dollars and cost a dozen lives. The brunt of the storm fell upon Mclean and ad- joining counties. The wind reached velocity of 100 miles an hour, and the visitation was the worst ever reeorled in the history Of Central Illinois. Not d village or city in Mclean county es- capped, and from every district comes the same report of destroyed buildings injury to growing crops. razed fruit and shade trees.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
COLORADO c. :. F.

RcclzJ Ford, Col. June 1.-The G. A. R. encampment today elected the ;cl- lowing officers: Judge J. W. Ruff. Vic tor, department commander: senior vice comma nder. w. r. Upton. Denver: iu- nior vice, r. II. Mollette. Avaradl: medical director, Geo. W. Curfnian Denver; chaplain. ". l. Written Nor tcvista: counsel on administration, g. F. Patrick. H. I. Watson. A. E. Eg5Ie- son. c. T. Nash. R. H. Hurlbert: del egate at large, !;- g. Vaughn. Denver. The next encampment III be held ;t Chevenne Wyoming
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, June 11.-Cattle.-Receipts 16,5G0. including FOG Texans. Choice strong, others slow. Good to prime steers $7.35@$7.So. poor to medium $5-z5@S6.00; stockers and feeders $2.50m f3-z5; COWS $1.40G$5.90; heifers $2. 50m S6.50; canners S1.4OM$2.5 50: bulls $2.75G S5.95; calves $2.50M$7.CO: Texas fed steers $5.006 $G.55.
 Sheep.-Receipts 21OO0. Sheep and lambs slow. Good to choice wethers $5.Go@ $6.0o; fair to choice mixed $;.3OG0 &5.C0; western sheep $5.0GM$G.O0; native lambs. clipped. $5.25m$6.9O: western lambs clipped, $5.50@$7.C0; spring lambs $7.50.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
SOUTHERN COLLISION.
The Engineer and Fireman of One
 Train Killed.

Macon, Ga, June IA couth bound passenger train of the Southern .'ail- way, which left Atlanta at noon for Macon. collided with q north bound freight near Juliette, g miles north of Macon. at 2:S0 this afternoon. The en- giner and fireman of the passenger train were instantly killed and nineteen pas se2gers were r:ore CT less severely in- jurd.
 The dead are Jas. T. Pittman. cf At lanta. engineer Of the passenger train, and Ed West. cOlored. CT Atlanta, fire man of the passenger train. The pas sengers seriously injured are Isaac Pa shinski, of Macon, rose and right arm broken; Mrs Pashinski, severely shocked; Dr. Walker Brown, of Alum ta, skull and knee severely injured Iir AI- N Nixon. of Rome. collar bone b. ok en and lower jaw hurt.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
HUNDREDTH YEAR
 OF WEST POINT
The Browning Day of the Centennial
 Exercises.

West Point N. Y, June 1.-The celebration of the hundredth anniver- sary of the West Point military acad- emy reached it's climax today 2resi- dent Roosevelt was the chief guest and there was brilliant crowd. including army and navy officers, cabinet off cers. ladies in bright costumes, and handsomely uniformed diplomats.
 The days activity began with the arrival Of the president, and then came the review of the cadets. the reception at the home of the superintendent O. the academy. Colonel Mills. formal eX- eIcises and speeches in memorial hall after luncheon, and dress parade at sun down. The centennial banquet. with more than 300 guests, was held in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
METALS.

New York. June 11.-Copper was steady here, with standard spot to Au- gust li.70Ml1.90; lake 12.23Gi F. co: cleo trclytic 12.12126 l2.3o and casting 2.t21@ c 12-25. The Lcndon copper market was unchanged with spot f54 IS Cd. and fu- lures i54 ills Sd.
 Lead was steady but unchanged at 4is, but London declined 2s Cd to III IS.
 Spelter was quiet and nominal it New York. closing 47sc. London was also unchanged at IS 12s Cd.
 Bar silver 521s; Mexican dollars 42c.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
IMPENDING WEATHER,

Washington. Jure 11.-New Mexico Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday probably thunderstorms in north DOT tion: cooler Thursday in north por- JiCa.
 Arizona-Fair Thursday and Friday
 yoming-Showers and thunder storms Thursday; Friday fair
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Washington. June 1l-Just before ad journment today the senate agreed to vote finally on the Nicaragua bill and all the pending amendments on TAurs- day, June 19 the voting to begin It p. m.
 Before the consideration of the canal question was resumed today, the mo ton Of Senator Wellington cf Maryland to discharge the committee on privi- leges and elections from a further con sideration of the resolution providing for the submission cf ar amendment to the constitution for the election Of senators by the people was defeated by :1 to 8 after a sharp debate.
 Mr Fairbanks. of Indiana, in q caro- fully considered speech, favored the construction of the Isthlnian canal Ey the Panama route. Originally, he said. he favored the Nicara sEan route, but an investigation of the subject. coupled with the determination of the isthmiaH commission. had laducad him to change his mind in faVcr of the Panama route. He argued that the route not caly would be cheaper in the first instan-e but cheaper in the operation after the canal was constructed. He earnestly favored the construction of a canal and resented the intimation that those who favored the Panama route were in the least opposed to the canal.
 NO GOVERNMENT " "t-?I.E.
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Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
CAUGHT IN 4 COLLAPSE.

St. Louis, June 11.-In the collapse of Q building at the southeast corner Of Nineteenth and Pine streets. formerly Clark's natatorium, which was being razed by wreckers today. six negro Wcrkmen were injured. one. Harry Adj ans. probabIy fat..ly.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
SAN BERDOO STRIKE.
Local Trouble Over and 10 Danger of
 Outbreak Elsewhere.

Top la. June 11.-George R. HendAr- son, superintendent of motive power of the santa Fe. returned today from Cal ifornia. where he went to adjust tlie san Bernardino boiler makers Gtri!le. Henderson reports that the trouble there is all over, and as many old ineh as can be accommodated will be taken back at the former wages. He says there is no danger of the strike spread ing 10 other parts of the system. line conditions Generall;; are very satisfac- tory.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
STOCKS.

Market closed dull and irregular.
 A:ohison S19s preferred S9H; C. 6 0. t3&: Rock Island 17131: Big Four 10i; z. & S. S1: preferred 7012; preferred z21a; Erie 37h: Great Northern pre- ferred 1S5: Manhattan 132: Metrop3H- tan 1491a: Mo. Pac. i92l2; N. J. Central 1S4 N. Y. Central 15514; Pennsylvania 15O; St. L. (. g. F. GS5s; preferred S3iz; 2nd preferred 721@; St. Paul 1715s; So. Pac. c45s; Union Pacific 1031s; Amalga- mated Copper G: Anaconda 114; Sugar
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
IOWA TORNADO.

Des Mcines, Ia. June IA tornado struck the Northwestern railway line one mile east of Jordan and forty miles northeast C. Des Moines. Over a mile of telegraph wire vas torn down. Te-e
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Wider Range of Trading in Stocks
 Grain on the Eebound.

New York. June 1!.-There was fur ther expansion in dealings on stock eN- change today. Y hicl was generally a,- t9ibute1 tG the resumption of activity by newly returned leaders Of the west ern group.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
FIRST CUBAN MINISTER.

New York, June 11.-Senor Gonzales de Quesada, the first Cuban minister 70 thc United States. arrived today or the steamer Morro Castle frcIa Havana. lie was accompanied by his family
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
ALASKAN CORPORATIONS.

Washington. June 1.-The senate committee on territories today agreed to report fav0rably a bill governing the formation of corporations in Alaska.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
DISHONEST ATTORNEY.

Grand Rapids, Mich. June 1I.-Attor- ncy Thomas McGarry was today con Victed by jury in the district court at Alegan on Q charge of bribery in con rection witn the Lake Michigan water supply scandal.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
FIRST IN SIXTEEN YEARS.

Middleburg. Cape Colony. June H. \ heavy snow fell here today. for the first tine in sixteen years. The rail roads are blocked and many taleG.Hph lines down.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
LET THE TRUST GO.

New Orleans. June 1.-The United States grand jury. which has been ir- Vestigating the beef trust, was today dismissed without any indictTent nav ing been rnunl.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
PROPOSED PURCHASE.

Madrid, June IA rumor that Great Britain intends to purchase the district Cf Lorenzo Marques in Portuguese East Africa caused great excitement in Por- tugal.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
BONDS.

L. 6. refundi.lg 2s registered 10S. cou- ron 1GSla: 3s registered and coupon 1e1: n: new Is registered and coupon I3j; oIi 4s, registered 10gl., roupon llOI4; IS registered and coupon 105.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
CUBAN AMNESTY.
Saves Medley From the Result of Dis
 honesty.

Havana. June 11.-C. F. w NeeIey. who on March 2f was sentenced to ten years Imprisonment and to pay a fine of S56,1G1 for complicity in the Cuban postal frauds. was released today under q bill signed by President Palma on June g, granting amnesty to ali Amer jeans convicted Of crimes in Cuba dur ing the term of American occupatio7 and those awaiting trial
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
St. Louis. June l1.--
Detrcit, June H.
Cleveland. June H.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Milwaukee, June IT, Milwaukee. .... .. 70 0 0 0 *-7 PeorIa..-. -. ..2 0 0 0 o 0 O Batteries-McPherson and Hanford: McGil and Wilson.
 St. Joseph, June H. Kansas City. .... 70 0 0 Q 1--3 St Joseph. 70 0 ? o l Ii Eatteries-Gibson and Messitt; Par win and Roth.
 Des Mcines. June H. DeS aOineS-. -. 70 o 0 0 0 0--l G1naha.... .... .... 8 Q o 3 0 , O-S Ratteries-Earry and Hanson; Gra- ham and Gonding
 Denver, June H.
 JenNef.. -. 5 2 0 0 , *-9 Colorado Springs Il 1O000 0IO2 O-l Batteries-Whitridge and McConnen: McNsely and BaerWald.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
 Toldo, | Louisville, i.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
A WEEK FROM TO-DAY
 VOTE ON CANAL BILL
An Agreement Reached in Inc Senate
 Late Yesterday

An Argument Favor of the Panama Route As Not Only the Cheaper in Construction, But in Operation The Charge That Those Who Do Not Favor the Nicaragua Route, Do Not Favor a Canal Is Resented by Mr Fairbanls-Tlle Pacific Cable Bill Permanently Dis posed of in the House.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
RETURN OF DELEGATE SMITH.

Washington. June 11.-(SpeciaD Delegate smith has returned from his visit to Kentucky much improved in health.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
.A STARTLING STORY
 IRl CUBAN COMMITTEE Thai ceI'e$';::>; s;'''!1 ':',ood Paid Out Large Sums to So5s@..> .>" 1eciproicty

The Sugar Beet Senators Find in the Statement an Advantage, But the Friends of Cuban Reciprocity Believe That Even If True It Was Not an Improper Thing 10 Do-Cannot Affect the Merit of the Pending Measure They Are Confident of Their Ability to Pass Satisfactory Bill.