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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-13
NEVADA REPUBS
IN CONVENTION
Platform Adopted, But the Can
didates Not Yet Named.
TELEGRAM FROM TOM KeARNS
WORK AT OGDEN HELD UP AS A
PATTERN.

DEMO. New, Sept. l2.-The Repub-
N lican state convention was called
70 order today at 10 O'Clock. Dr.
l.. L. Lee Of ormsby was elected tenn
porary chairman and the usual com
mittees were appointed. and the con-
vention recessed until I O'Clock this
evening. when full state and con-
gressional ticket viii be nominated.
At the evening session of the Re
publican state convention a Telegram
from Senator Kearns of Utah was read
by Chairman Lee, amid great enthu-
Siasm, as follows:
My heartiest congratulations to the
Republicans of Nevada. Am confident
your work today will result in vic
tory at the polls next November. The
Republicans of Utah in convention
yesterday nominated a ticket which
Is certain to receive largest Republican
majority ever given In Utah, and
heartily endorse President RooseVelt's
administration and announce for him
In 1904"
The Platform.
The committee report OF the plat
form was adopted. 1t endorses Thorn
as p. Hawley for the United States
senate. II declares for the election of
United States senators by direct vote
OF the people. IL favors the largest
use of silver as a money metal In all
manner compatible with the best in
terests of our government. and pledges
the nominee for congress to exercise
his best endeavors 10 secure the great
/ assfe -.
est efforts of the present administra-
ton to enforce 10 the fullest extent
possible the Sherman antitrust law:
favors labor unions and favors an
eight-hOur day in mines mills and
smelling works; it favors expansion;
1t holds in undying admiration the
heroism and the sacrifices of the SOL
diers and the sailors of the republic,
and denounces the Democratic party
for the spirit of hostility it showed to
| the soldiers who are giving valorOus
service in the swamp and jungles of
the Philippines.
Sings Protection Song.
The platform uncompromisingly ia
vors the policy of protection to Amer
lean industries and American labor. 1t
denounces the repeal or the purity of
election law and demands it's re-enact-
ment. Opposes lotteries and any con-
stitutiOnal amendment authorizing
them. Opposes legislation intended TO
decrease the rate of interest upon state
lands; congratulates the people of Ne
vada upon a revival of the mining in
terests of the state; favors the acqui-
sition and exclusive control by the
government of the United States of
Lake Tahoe and its basin in order that
no portion of its waters may be di-
verted from their natural channel; op-
poses the pollution Of the rivers Of the
state.
The committee on order of business
and permanent organization asked un-
Ill tomorrow at 8 o'clock to complete
! its labors. The convention then adj
; journed until that hour.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-13

KELLY HAS NOT
YET TURNED up
Reward Offered For One of the
St. Louis BOodlers.
HIS EVIDENCE is IMPORTANT
WITH HIS AID BRIBE-GIVERS
CAN BE PUNISHED.
lis EVIDENCE is IMPORTANT

= T. LOUIS. Sept 12--The grand
y jury. after a day spent examining
witnesses supposed TO know
something about the operations Of the
municipal assembly that passed the
city lighting bill. for which $4,000 is
said to have been paid to members Of
the house committee and another
large sum 10 ringsters in the council,
adjourned this evening until tomorrow.
when the inquiry will be continued.
While It is not known what evidence
was secured. the circuit attorney
evinced mis- satisfaction at the progress
in the case. -
Former Delegate Tamblyn. who at
tempted 10 turn states evidence yes
terday without success. was examined
at length, as also was Edgar Mepham,
former delegate, who is supposed to
know more or less about the distribu-
ton Of money in a number OF Doodle
steals. Before going into the grand
jury room Mr.. MeDham expressed his
willingness 10 tell all he knew Sew
eral other witnesses were examined.
Important Witness Missing.
Charles r. Kelly. who has been miss
ing from his usual haunts since his
Indictment on several counts charging
bribery and perjury. has not yet been
arrested, but Circuit Attorney Folk be-
lieves he win have that important wit
ness tomorrow to present to the grand
jury.
This evening, after the adjournment
of the grand jury, Adolph Wallner,
proprietor Of the Sheridan House,
called on Mr.. Folk and announced he
could deliver Mr.. Kelly If allowed to
go on his bond. Kelly has been def
nitely named by ]. *. Murrell as the
man who received and distributed the
S47. 900 for the passage of the city light
ing bill. No one in the combine but
Kelly. so Murrell says. can give the
Information as TO who supplied the
money. 10 is through his testimony
that Circuit Attorney Folk hopes 10
secure the Indictment of some of the
principal bride givers. who are re-
puted to be men of wealth and stand
ing In the community. 4 reward of
800 was offered today for the appre-
hension OF Kelly.
Supreme Court Order.
At Jefferson City this afternoon
Judge Chester n. Krum of ST. Louis
secured an order from Judge CAN'T OF
the supreme court directing the sheriff
Of ST. Louis county TO appear before
him In chambers there next Monday
and show by what authority he is
holding John Helms. Charles A. Cutie,
William Tamblyn, Otto Schumacher
and j. II. Schneider. charging them
with bOOdling. Judge Krum reported
TO Judge CAN'T that the warrants I'M
der which these men are held are void
upon the face and urged that the men
should be released by habeas corpus,
AT the hearing next Monday. Judge
CAN'T VIII determine whether or not
the prisoners should be released upon
writs of habeas corpus. Judge Krum
declares that there is no law authoriz-
/ ing the Issuing of a warrant Tor the
men. Attorney Folk announced that
he would go TO jefferson City himself
| on Monday and represent the sheriff
in the proceedings before the supreme
court He said he had no fear that the
writ asked for would be granted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-13

CONTINUED on Page one.J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

Sc acaba de pTesentar 0tr0 indicio
de 10 POGO cordiales que estsn lse
relac;0nes entire estos dos colosos
Los senadores y Representatives. del Es-
tado de Washington han recibido qce
jas de sus comitentes al efecto de Que
Russia esta siguiendo una polftioa de
represalias CON les Estados Unidos
EI case particular de- que se trata es
IN cargamento de papel enviado por
una compahia de Everett, Washington.
q Vladivost0ck, 8 IBERIA. Las autoi-
dades de vladfvostosk k no permitieron
Ell cargamento y dieron 4
entender al captain del buque que los
Estad0s Uaidos no fisuraban por mas
tempo en- 10 catsgoria de s.naci6n mas
favored Ia Tespeoto de Russia.
III senador Foster Ilev6 el asunt0
snss el minlstro de Estado; pero Mr..
II y oses one NADIA 90 pueds kacsr has
u que In question da los dsfechos dsfs
renolales impuesso & Ios azfcsres rusos
hays sido fAllada en dedaitiva por los
tribunales americznos.
Esos dercchos fueron impuestos &
los axdcares de- RusIa por opini6n del
ministro d Hacisnds, NJ. Gage. ssgdn
- rscordarl porqus squsl gooisfno
conceti1 4 SOS produe,0res sisrsas
lf1nquicias que aunqus Dc modo indi-
Fecto. equivAian 4 una psimA
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10 quo la sllizala ph
NlsVs CanpiIi d lIuIu

Con Gusfo dsmos cussia q - pro-
gresos .hschos pcr \ sPIonesr Fruit
Cempanyr a es<a cIod.i. tnnto -.
pseto { b vsnca d sus oeolones enzrs
~ ba1l1anfs1 q 60 cnDIrnk como q
les tFabsis heshcs - q 1ucs oa1re
10 fisdras J O1rpiink
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o1Y epo<tnnl11d paza ~ p9sleos -
os<x comz<cA x|1 a1csGI114 - go
csQIlzI q ie<er>I< e. q ns<.cIo 60
la314zhismea14 ar<1I1Hz& - y - +
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u4s eomM44 enme go. 1sekn 81
e<ss~I&4 80 ssaIs& nnte1zss y -
xao Qas Hs<1< &&H<zR : eezzs n &ss
&sslz lsserzss go zaassa ~ &-a8e
3. = nusss 60 .n,l.s.s En-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
PARA Ell CASINO
De PUERTO RICO
Una cardidatura nueva

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIE.
Senior: Espero tenga la bondad d.
publican Ia adjunta candidatura de
|conciliaci6n para que Sc pueds cOnsti
:sutr el nuevoO Casino; pues estan rep.e
|sentadOs todOs los elementOs valiosos
del pals, y en- reunion que hubo en- el
|teatr0 IL mayors era de un partido y
Ela min0Iia del otro, no habiendo MIN
gdn americana en- Ia directiva eiecta.
POr ESQ noS0tr0s recomendamos esta
nueva, no para que Sc vote sino para
que sc proolame por Ia asamblea sin nm
votO en- contra = Sc demuestre que ma
die quiere que M partido tenga Ia ma
yoria en Ia actual direct va, pues mori-
RIA al nacer, y clio serfa prueba de que
SO quiere ilevar la dichosa po.ftica has
ia los salones de la s0ciedad.
He All Ia causa de la division de Ia
familia puertorriquefia pues hasta ell
g0biern0 pretende unir q los dos parti-
dos, para que Sc ooncluya el odio per.
sonal, que no Sc ve en- ningdn pats ci J.
viIiza0O.
Esperamos Sc dara una prueba de
patri0tismo , oultnra en- Ia reunion del
Ateneo salieEd0 electa Ia ac,Aal candi-
datura de eenoiliaci6n. Tenemos Ia
seauridad de que el pafs entero aplau.
dira tai proceder.
Le antio po las gracIas = queda de
usted atentamente,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
NEW YORK.
unIeos Agentes.

Passjeros llegsdos aver tards abordo del
vapor sPbiladeIphiap procedente de los Es-
iados Unidos:
Manuel Peres. Elizabeth Griffith, e. j.
Griffi.h. q. w. Warner, Lieut. Frank q.
Wood, Francisco Rodriguez, Riguey, Ed
ward P. Beckwith, B. Greene, K. j. Hay
den +. 8 Farmer, j. N. Lee, w. N. Mac
kIs. J. A. A. simpson, Oscar Oohn, Ed.
Orocksr, Rev. q 3. Gam y cuatro niiios
Arturo Mendss, San'os Bussgio, q. Il Cs.
psus, Osrt. =. Nc Field. Lieut.. Ne Lay
Pssissstp, Lieut. Geo A. Derbyshire, 8. G..
B.bcocs, E1agn A. q. Oven, n. L6pss
Henriquss. Felipe Usrnsjo, Sgt, Major
Evan Il: John, Major J. b. Jackson, Ds-
vid Dlamond, J. II. JolInsn, A. Picapo.
Gsrado Dc Lsrsuso, q. Della Tore, Vim
w. Pruizmas, Psk 5ylvesfsr q. Hrmusl,
berger, Il Harkins, Pafrick fssnsy, Geo,
W. Hale y eassro ni1os, Maria Msndissbs',
Ma Salinas % ha ssiri lad, 81 jovsn don
Msnrsi Csndslzrio.
Mr.. Chss 4. Fssk, lsspss:or a. sssaslss.
~ Rirsdo visi1xs 60 es1os dsss iss sssnsi1s
q ssbsss 0nads y 80 b&rFseA
Ia Aseesses6n a. Css6ll>ss q Psses.s >
hs pslIie Il 0o1srn&1af Il isdalEe q lss
slsss rsss qss ~ : sisssa< - s4ssli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
CuaTtO de SOCOTTOs

Eduvigis Dias, curada de una confusion
con rasguho sobrs Ia segunda falaDge del
dedo medic de Ia mano dsrechs. Levs, sin
asistencia.
Jose M Cuevas, curado de una herida
contusa de dos centfmetros en- Il region from
taI y ana contusi6n en- la psrte superior su-
psfior !. dsl brss0 dereeho hsye, eon asis:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
UN SUSORIPTOR.
San Juan % de Ene1o de 1902.
He aqui Ia citada car didaIura.
CASINO DE PUERTO RICO
Direc.iva.
UN SUSORIPTOR.

Presidente, B. r. DIX.
Vice presidente, Juan Hernandea
Lopez.
Vecales; Herminio Diaz Navarro,
jose G Imez Bfioso, Manuel Uamufias,
Luis Sanchez Morales. Francisco 81.
Dester.
Secretari0, Gabriel Guerra.
Tesorer0, Vicente Guiyot.
Toca!es snplentes; Juan GasmaD
Benstes. Salvador q Ros, Jose G.. del
Vale, Jesds Ms Rlssy, LUIS D Harry.
Sub S-cfct4rlo Martin Reyes.
Vice 1ssoreFo' Santiago 3 Palmer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

FL Gobernador por conducto del Fiscal
General ha ordensdn queds suspendids por
ounce dias II ejecuci6n de Ia ssn,sncis do
pena de- muerts dictada con:ra los oinco
rsos dc Ponce, en- atsnc;6n Z las psticionss
de induIto que visns rec biendo dssds 81 dls
su que 90 con6rm6 II sentences por 81 Tn.
bunal Suprsmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

PONCE

1t00&4U7IATA0Io0. n n FL
tnomsnal eacan AID snsonoeido ,,cr ,rs =
yerts. an q nrolones Z c;Sn az AZ r. LII III -. ~
Afoohs. ass. - - -
Seefn nareca v.v;,s .,.o..-A. -. =. -.
lde pfoyccar una hueIrn. : uno A ejios
llamado Antonio Perez! g opnso ten az !.
| te enta rronaOan5a ~ ~ q, n,crccx =,
| iiisgusto entire este M al Enifssio Ross.
rio Oeasio.
ri Psres al eaIir Ooasio da Il cas. donde
sestaban reunidos acreai6 aste con q chs.
/! beta infiriendole ysrias heriSaa IA csrsctsr
grave. La reverta con tai motivo e h;so
general entire ios tabae ueros yeunidoa e
laultando tambien heridoe Antonio Parar.
Agripino Garridoy Victor Roaado.
Los heridos passron Il Hoanifal oiviI. 4
excepci6n de Antonio Perez aiIe nor ~ an
herids leye no neceaitar aaisteucia m6dica
, creerssle promovedor del esckndsIo de-
cret6 el Juseado Municinsl a. prisi6o.
flestas de nuestra sefiora de 10 Oandelaria.
helna para elias, gran animation.
IA estan concludes los trabajos que SO
venian naciendo en- 81 "Parque dc Bombe.
ros".
-El Lcdo. don Manuel Leon Para,
riecai lnterino de esta Corte De Distrito, he
Yresentado renuneia de 90 cargo al Atror-
ney denerai por motivos ds sAlud. que ls
obbgaran tiasladarse en- breye 81 Balnes-
rio de Ooamo.
/. I'M microbes por la noche no pudo ca-
ieorar e ayuntamtento session ordinsris por
faita de numero.
I. -Se encuentra "a restablecido dc 90 do.
iencias la VueIto sus tareas, don Pedro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

R.0sTnAs ftssess y APIOS nsssr.lss,
ssAksn Dc rseibirss sn q CeIentGI Hes
tHHramf. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
DESDE ESP ANA.
CARTA De MADRID.

| modification. lvsya nm juego 81 d
Ia political
] Urzais, ell ministro de Hacienda, b,
alberto una snsclipoi6n para consegui
125 milIones de pesetas en- obligacio
mes del Tesoro; pero ba sehalad0 III
inter6s reducidfsimo = no de- comisi6n
10 .oual le ensjena las simpatfss de lo
agentee; sin embargo, .el pdnlico hs
susc.ito las operac:ones por sf mismo
y va Sc han o0nseguido algunos milo
nee; 81 el 6xito no corona su prop6sito
conseguiTa IN tracaso.
-.
El nuevo aiio no empiesa NAL en-
cuaDto 4 inventos de importancis, puei
de Londres telegrafian que Marconi
asegura que ha encontrsdo el secret0
de Ia telegrafia sin hilos. La cosa es
de gran precio, porque Sc expedirSn
despachos & onalquier estaci6n sin que
sea interceptado y comprendido por
niDguna. jQu6 cosas adlniraran nues
tros hiios On el siglo XXI Nosotros
"a temos con0cido bastantes prodigios
de la ciencia en- el anterior.
90
En- Madrid nos vamos a divertir en-
grande en- ei mes de Mayo; toda Espa-
iia se prepare a visitar Ia corte cuand0
llegue su patrono San Isidro; ell Ayun
tamient0 tratsja sin descanso para ell
mayor luc!miento !; los viajeros, al
Fapearse del tren, obtendran datos exac-
t0s de las oasas que mas les convengan
con arreglo & 10 que SO propongan gas
tar en- hospedsje. A su vez. EI I'm
parcjGl Ia alberto una Information pa
"a la celebration de las fiestas, y todos
los dias pnblica las opintones que les
remften personas entendidas de las
cien0ias = 81 comercIo. Como nos
vafnos & divertirl Aconsejo 4 mis- leC-
torres del BoLErIN que hAgan un es-
fuerso y yengan Madrid.
90
Las no7edaies en Ion teatros, en los
Eu8gnia Sci 65 con latIs'oa del macy
tro Wives ;seI asnnto ie la oTquesta es
muy senciFIo, pero Ii 0bra se defendi6
mas que por su m6dto, por 81 reputa
DO nombFe del autor de El NudO gor
diano y de otras muy aplaudidas; hu
DO, sin embargo, pfotesta POI aIguna
parte del pdb.ioo, pero los autores sa-
liefou escena.
En- 81 Espafiol ha hecho Teir mucho
" 90 aplaudi6 nc juguete en- m soto,
El pecado de Addn, de ,Novo y Co.soD
y 2Ianco.
En- Lara se ha estrenado otro jugue
to c6mico de Miguel Echegarsy, con ell
tftnl0 Una cana al aire; hubo de- todo
On cuando OIL resusrad0 en- el juiclo pc
70 la obra pas6 con trabsjo.
En Odhuela se ha tsIenad0 una &C.
media en- IN actc, Efsrna historic de
IN conocido abogado de Il loca,:dad,
don jose Semen, que alcanz6 IN 6xito.
Ha falleciec: en- Madrid, don Jos6
|de Garnica. preaiiente de- Sals des TFi
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+ - y
Con las hnelgas, que cada dia tomal
mayor incremento, tiene 6l gobiern,
con que desesperarse y los ooiosos col
qu6 entreteneTse, sin que estos quie
ran comprender el .daiio que hacen q
pafs. Las esferas oficiaIes SO empeiial
On asegurar que ya hay tranquilida,
en- Barcelona, fundandose en- que nl
ha sido necesario declarar Ia ciudad el
estado dc guerra. como dijo IL prens,
= die 10 en- mi Ultima revlsta. MAJ
vale asf, pero las noticias que de all
nos llegan- est que Ia huelga continda
porqne los obreros de metales no har
conseguido llegar q IN acuerdo. Y
ademas, el dia 8 tuvo Ia guardia civi
que. dar vafias cargas para disolver 4
los grupos; el sexo llamado dtbil apa.
leo anna mujer Ben por las blavai
guerreras t-El10 hubo 50 correspon.
diente meeting Eel plato del dia) en- Ia
plaza de tor0P, y los obreros no acep
,ter6h las bases dc arreglo que les pro-
puso el ayuntamiento asistieron doce
mil huelguistas. Aunque Ia opinion
Official es qne aquell0 SO Va arreglando,
pareceque el gobierlo esta resnelto &
reievar al gobernador civil, senior So
ciar, que es Ell que psgal& los vidrios
r0tOs, como suele decirse.
Vali6nd0me de una Erase de los ju-
gadores 81 nseste, dire que salt6 q III.
no. JQu6f La gran iarans 90 Zara
g0za, 81 dia o. Qnare causai EI 20.
bierno, en- uso de su der.cho, trsslsd6
81 gobernador, senior Abedillo. & Ia
provincia de Murcis; pero allf no oui-
sieron conformarse con la r6rdida de
50 jefe querido, = apareci6 una hoja
SIN nombre, fifmada por IL Oomis.6n
orgonisadora de 10 bronc0, Conv0cando
al pueblo 4 celebrar una manifestation
de protesta contra el trasladO; Ell do
cumento atacaha 81 gobier1o i Il ele.
mento Official, enalteciendo ii gobefns
dor porque en- los successes del Jubilee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

Aver fue condenad1 por Ia Corts de Dis.
trito de esta capital & Ia pena de doce amos,
un dia de reclusi6n temporal, 5000 de in
demnisaci6n para Ia familia del interfecto,
accesorios J costas, Andres Hidalgo, por el
homicidio de Diego Betancourt.
La defensa estuvo cargo del Lcdo. don
Juan Hernandes Lopez:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
Largo 1m7O
Ancho 0m20
Alto 0m15

al hacar proposiciones indfquese Ia clase
de MADEIRA. precio y stio de entregs.
81 San Juan 20 Enero de 1902
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Iosf nfeBERo FflIu.
mnpIoo oERuJAuo
C..m..s a. ieaiis&ikl
So fs<E.is<s. ~

- saxasaAxs x3nsMa 20 - x4aA|
ss~xre s,ssza &as 11sz - <8s<s<t'
~ 1E41<sAisaAH = sakGssHHENI ~ NnA.x
30 - sod pasalo.
I.1aI - ssr~ss saaxz1a< e. 1.ssnal
ee1s& - - 1N<i&<4 x&Ie<&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

El vspor espafiol "Saturninav saldrz de
Liverpool, en- visje djrecto para este puerto
el dIa 81 del entrante mes de Febrerv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

LA C0mpAfiia de los Ferrocarriles pone
en- conocimlento del pfbllco que, desde eli
dis de Fsbrero pr6ximo, saldr& q las
$50 de ls tarde el tren de regreso De Caro-
lima San Juan, que sale actuslmentA Ia
una de la tarde.
San Juan % Enero de 1902. Pa
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De pOIiCia

DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL
Juan Halcpdoy por embriaguez y esckn-
dalo, dos daajsfs de multa.
Primitive Lozods, por arrancar hojss de-
los AsboleS de las plazas, cuarenta centavos
de multa.
Un julcio apIazado para mafiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
DIsTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO

Artsro Rosadc, por llsyar un cuchillo y
sef; de malos antecedente, diez dollars dc
multa.
Evaristo Gonzales, dos dollars de m4ts,
por esc&ndalo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

Dentro de brsves dias aparecer& en- esta
capital uu Duevo peri6dico titulado "La
Barrera,0 titulAndoss detensor dc los obre-
ros, la direction estara { cargo de don En-
rique Rosario.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-01-17
FRANCE AMI VENEZUELA.
The Former Considering Proper
Course to Enforce Demands Against
latter.

Paris. January 9.-The correspondent
of the Associated Press has made in
uuiries in official quarters regarding
development of the attitude of France
toward Venezuela. He learns that
Frenchmen having claims against Ven-
ezuela. are urging their government to
adopt coersive measures. The govern
ment. however. is undecided whether
to do so or not. Nevertheless, in view
of the possibility of such action, it has
informally sounded Washington on the
feeling of the United States in the mat.
ter. 1t can be positively said that what.
ever action France will take will be
absolutely independent of that Of Ger
MANY. with which country there will
he no cooperation. The authorities
here are waiting for a turn of events
in the civil war in Venezuela, but in
any case the action of France will be
n~on-political and will he confined to
obtaining satisfaction for material in
jury to the interests of French citizens.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-01-17
One on Captain Coghlan.

Captain Coghlan of 'Hoch Ger Kaiser
fame. and formerly commander OF the
United states steamship Raleigh. Is one
OF the best-natured men In the navy,
says the Brooklyn Eagle. Though pcs
sessed of authority. he is mild In his
manner of employing it, an Illustration
of which desirable trait was given the
other DAY at the Brooklyn navy yard.
where Captain Coghian Is second in
command to Admira Barker. While
talking TO several acquaintances In
front of his headquarters The captain
perceived at some distance q man with
a lighted cigarette in his hand. Smok-
ing is contrary to the regulations OF the
yard. but apparently the fast approach
ing civilian was not aware OF IL. for he
puffed with vigor as he passed the
storekepers' building.
Here comes a chap who evidently
Isn't UP in our law" remarked Captain
Coghlan. Il guess I'll spare him the
unpleasant surprise OF q sudden Jolt
from a sentry. These sentries are not
very gentle in their way of telling a
man to quit smoking"
With that the captain, who was In
regulation uniform, with cape and col
laced cap motioned TO the unconscious
offender across the ~thoroughfare. ThA
captain smiled. touched his fingers to
his lips. shook his official head and
made a move as IL to throw a mythical
cigarette to the ground. The effect up
or the stranger was instantaneous.
With a somewhat puzzled expression.
but still grasping tightly the cigarette.
he crossed the street and came to
where Captain Coghlan was standing.
Taking In the blue uniform and laced
cap. together with the captains gray
hair and mustache. the strange IN
coupled himself from a box Of cigar
ettets and extended IL to Captain Cogh-
Ian.
Did / understand you to mean that
you wanted one OF these?" he asked.
i~nnocently.
For two seconds. Captain coghlan was
too astonished to reply. Then he smiled.
The smile grew TO a grin and h grin
To a laugh. After that he translated
his guestures correctly and the solemn
stranger promptly deporsited the half
burned cigarette on the soft earth be-
side a tree trunk Thereupon he CON-
tinued on his way.
by gracious" calculated Captain
Coghlan. when he had one. that was
I the best way to urn an order OF / ever
saw. / wonder IL he was fooling with
me7"
The captain never found out The
mex time he wants to issue a personal
order against smoking ne win ask a
marine to do It The marine viii not
he misunderstood.