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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30

De Huuacaoy Naguabo gol Dolores
en- lastre
De Vieques bl Carmen Sores de NJ
Lomba y co, BIS clavos ] Ochoa y her
mano bI carne.
De Humacaoy y Yabucoa bI Salvador
Manuel Garcia Is cueros y barril sebo
de res.
De Mayagnez y Aguadilla bl Ala
Blanca Ochoa y hmno I CT chocolate
Sores de M Lomba y co, 8 c[s pasta Rie
ra limos 40 nedios sacos azicar Sixto
Toro II bultos muebles Freiria Alfonso
y co 10 cls mantequilla Cadierno Lopez
y co, 1918 manteca Quartet General Po
licfa Insu'ar I CT balas A la 6rden Io
bls platanos 81 BIS mangoes 40 dns es-
cobas II SIS carbon ia pp miel jaulas
gal1inas I CT huevosa
SALIDAS DE TRAVESIA
Para Ponce 1ap arnr San Juan por
The New York y Porto Rico S S co
con carga de transito.
Para Habana y escalaS vap esp Mont
serrat por Sobrinos de Ezqujaga:
!Iabana: Sus consignatarios 3 vacas
con crias I novillo yegua l caballo I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30


arado usado Gonzalez Fontana1s y co
IS SIS con 3o73 libras cafe 10 SIS con 4Io
libras mirahuano. Sores de L Villamil
y co I7o SIS con 34436 libras cafe ]
Ochoa y hnlno $40 SIS con 5z475 libras
cafe.
CorufIa.--Villar y co. 25 SIS con 463s
1bras cafe. Sucrs de L Villanlil y CO
no Sls con 2o2oS libras cafe.
antander-Sus consignatarios 1 CT
tabaco elaborado. Villar y co, S. SIS con
1860 libras cafe
Bilbao-Santisteban Chavarri y co, /
cEs frutas en- dulce, 81 SIS con 62oo llbras
cafe.
San Sebastian-Sus consignatarios, 50
S s con 1886 libras cafe.
Gij6n- Villar y-co As SIS con S34o Il
bras cafe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30
La Triple AHanza
Sc firmo en- Berlin ell sabado
Alemania, Austria e Italia unidas

Alemania, Austria Italia unidas
Nueva York, 1unes.-El corresponsal
del London Times" en- Berlin, ha in :
tornado su periodico, que el sabado
pasado en- Berlin, los ministries de Ale
mania, Austria E Italia, 6rmaron en- re-
presentation de sus respectivos gobier-
nos, Tin tratado de a1ianza entire las tres
citadasi ipotencias.
E1 nuevo convenio International es
identico al tratado que existfa anterior
mente; y tiene ademas algo que respec-
ia Suizas y terra cercanas, pero que
no Sc ha dejado traslucir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30

dicen que ell presidente Roosevelt fir1n6
ell sabado pasado el proyecto del canal
de Panama en- la forma que paso en- el
Congreso.
El proyecto, por consiguiente, Sc ha
convertible en- ley.
Ell acto de la irna Sc l!evo a cabo
con gran ceremonial en- presencia de
los miembros del Gabinete y de la Co
mission del Canal.
Despues de la firma el Presidente
Roosevelt regalo la pluma que habfa
servido en- ell acto Official, a Mr.. Hanna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30
oPERAcIoNEs soBRE Ell MUELLE

Por Elias Wolff;
Sucrs de L Villamil y coy J Ochoa
y hermauo Is c.s y25l2 CTS bacalao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30
Los rcvc|dcs bombardear
c| Cabo
Ciudad situada al Norte de la ISla
Fueron rechazados

Fueron rechazados
Nueva York, 1unes.-Noticias recibi-
das de Puerto Principe, comunican
que los revolucionarios haitianos, bom-
bardearon Ell viernes, la ciudad del Ca
bo en- la costa Norte de la isla.
Los rebeldes que poseen dos peque-
fios buques de combate, Sc han servido
de ."ellos para arrasar y bombardear to-
da las pequefIas poblaciones de la costa.
El ataque Cabo Haitiano duro al
gunas horas, pero las tropas del gobier-
no lograron rechazar los revoluciona-
rios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30
Il CoaIino en- cuarentena
Detenido en- la iSla de Hoffman
puI Ids autOrldadeS de
NueVa York
Pasageros detenidos tambien

Sercio cabegrafico especial del Boletin Mercantil
Nueva York, ldnes-El vapor Goa.
no" de la New York Puerto Rico Com
any que entro en- ell puerto de esta
ciudad Ell sabado por la noche ha sido
puesto en- cuarentena y anclado en- la
Isla de Hoffman. en- el bajo puerto de
Nueva York.
Los pasajeros que conducfa el Goa
mo" han sido detenidos en- el Lazareto,
sin perritfrseles desembarcar.
Dos pasajeros cuyos nombres Sc ig-
Moran, presentaban sefIales de viruelas a
su llegada a la gran ciudad Norteameri-
cana Los infestados estan en- el hos
pita1 de la Isla Hoffman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30
Il C6|era en- Pekin
La epidemia cauSa innumerableS
VfCtimaS
AIgunos extrangeros muertos

servicio cablegrafco especial del Boetin Mercanti
Nueva York, ltines-Un cablegrama
recibido de Hong-kong, dice que el CO.
lera ha causado muchas victinas en- la
ciedad de Pekin.
La epidemia ha llegado penetrar
en- Ell departamento en- que viven los
europeos y americanos, causando algu-
mas victimas entire ellos
Entre los nativos, Ell colera ha hecho
estragos muchos chinos aterrorizados
Sc han internado al centro del imperio
abandonando la ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30
Un acto de justicia

Por un suelto que apareclo en- "Ls
Voz de la Patria, contra ell Juez de
Policfa de Mayagiiez senior Salguero
en- defensa de TN artesano de aquella
ciudad, el sefIor Salguero impuso una
multa de Is dollars al Director de "La
Voz de la Patria," sefIor Matos Bernier,
y dicto orden de encarcelamiento contra
este distinguido periodista
Denunciada por el Director de LA
| Voz de la Patria" al Honorable Fiscal
General, la conducta incorrecta del sefIor
Salguero como funcionario pdblico, ell
Honorable Mr.. Harlan ordeno que ft1e-
Sc inmediatamente puesto en- libertad
el Director del colega mayagiiezano, y
recomendo al Gobernador Civil la des-
titucion del Juez de Policia de Maya
giiez la devolucion de la injusta multa.
Ell gobernador. atendiendo el informe
de Mr.. Harlan, decreto va la cesant1a
del sefIor Salguero y la condonacion de
la multa inpuesta por este.
Al sefior Matos Bernier Sc lie ha he
cho justicia y Sc ha proclamado al mis-
mo tempo I'm derecho indiscutible de
la prensa,
Nos consta que nuestro amigo don
Miguel Ca1ellas, no aceptara bajo min
gun concepto la plaza de Depositario
municipal de nuestro Ayuntamiento.
Maflana 10 de Julio Sc verifcara
la anexion del termino municipa de
Lola al pueblo de Rio grande, habien-
do sido nombrados para la comision que
ha de entender en- los trabajos ane. ioniS-
tas e1 a1ca1de Sr Roman. concejales Pi-
mentel, Roig, Secretario La Cruz y Te-
sorero Municipal, nuestro distinguido
amigo don Juan Ros, corresponsa1 del
BoLETIN en- dicho pueblo
AVISO
A los suscritores de acciones de la
Association Popular Cooperative de Cons
Ahorros y Prestamos de Puer-
to Rico.
Sc suplica todos que Sc acerquen a
la ofcina de la Association calle de Te-
tuan ntimero 1. para pagar el p'azo de
Julio y recibir Ia libreta y certiiicado.
Aver de maf1ana ell caro- electrico MI
nero 6 en- la Gale de San Francisco
volco un carrito de esos en- que Sc
vende mabf; tuvo la culpa seg1n Sc nos
informa el vendedor, por que atraveso
la via sin fijarse en- que ven1a el tren.
Jose Guzman, ha dado parte a Ia po-
licia exigiendo que Sc lie paguen 81 bo-
telIas vases y la composition del caro-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30
Una vista 4 Castro
deiales americanos celebran una con-
ferencia reservada con el ge- -
neral Castro
Mission secreta

Nueva York, 1unes.-Ur cablegrama
recibido de la Guayra dice que los CO.
mandantes de los buques de guerra
americanos surtos en- la Guayra vista
ron e1 viernes pasado al general Castro
para tratar con este sobre la cantidad
que Venezuela adeuda a Alemania
Sc asegura que Ia corlision ftie man
dada por el Secretario de Marina de los
Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30
ASOCTACION POPULAR COOPERATIVE
DE STRUC CLONES,
AHORROS Y PRESTAMOS DE PUERTO RICO

Concession pepetudad Capital autorzado en- aceones $GooOoo
accne pazos mensuaes de
SIPS da No hay derechos de admission Sc Pta los soeo
pagan Complete pvgo de rada
perfeamene gnidos savo Posi
ilad mas humide ornalero, de poseer
JUNTA DIRECTIVA
HI. Elliott, .4ndr6s CrOsOS Ftdet GNntefanety
Hernandez, waiter M A0asNsS,
Manuel PamiagwG OIter, .gtfred H. Smith
miembro Aoacn ben idea de
dinero prestamo s1rvase cora e ene
anco envie
ucrpon primer $2 po acc centvos Por1 bret
A. cae de Tuan San Juan
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-30
SUBSCRIPTION DE ACCIONES

presente suscrbo acclones en- AS0ClA
CION POPULAR COOPERATIVE DE CONSTKUCCONES AHORROs
PUERTO RICO pagara azos mnsua
por que de los pa satsechos de los
dendos deados de las gannca de cha soaon equyaan SIo
vor pvgo de dneo presamo
re pagado conomidad dispesto ley los
austados Ia msua, de Ia AsoIacon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

ert Israel, Robert Nalonee, Harold Graf
Ton, Charles Lloyd, Paul Hyde, Tom Tor
rington. Monte Cave, Tom Bomerant, VII
lard Bomerant. clyde Spear, Leslie Ber-
~. Earl Wilbur, Harry Fetch, Miner
Felch, Robert Du Bots, Hiram Lewis.
March Larimer Edward Little, James
Stewart. Ira Mclaughlin, James Beach.
John Dorsey, Clarence Smith. Frank
Robertson Sidney Miller. Howard Galu-
sha. Hugh GILL; Howard Potts, Frank
Stewart. Howard Cook, Albert Comley,
Julian Magill, Floyd Zissel. Mary Hay
maker, Leota Wyatt, Margaret Hewey,
Marie McComb. Zoa McComb. Irene Law
renee. Ruth Lawrence. Marcia Higgin-
son, Margaret Case. Helen Jackson. Mary
Dean, Marie Horner, Mary Thomas. Allie
Jobes, Celia Israel, Ethel McClung. Grace
Fullington, Marguerite Lehman, Raytia
Spencer, Gail Campbell Lois Baker, Eliza
ThroclSmorton, Nellie Jones, Clara Yer
million. Aileen Alinick. Lottie Ludlum,
Florence Du Bots. Lillian Abercrombie.
Glenna Allen. Bertha Stewart, Mary
Walker, Grace Davis, Minnie Conklin.
Ruth 1mboden. Renetta Garst, Helen
Brooks, Helen Estey. Ethel Houston.
DINED AT MIDNIGHT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. We'll entertained a
party of friends Sylvester evening. watch
ing the old year out and the new year
in. at their elegant home. 81 South Law
renee avenue.
The guests were entertained with music
by one Of Edison's largest and finest
graphaphones during the entire evening.
bidding farewell to the old year and greet
ing the new with music. Mr.. We'll han
died the graphaphone with the skill Of
an expert.
Progressive whist was the order until
II o'clock, the honors being won by Mrs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

when the stomach fails 10 promptly digest
the food and il lies in the stomach fer
mentng. gases are formed which distend
the organ causing pressure on the heart
and lungs causing paipitstion, irregularity
and shortncss OF breath.
The danger from this condition e that.
the continued disturbance q the heart
sooner or later may cause real organic
heart trouble and in fact frequently does
50.
Furthermore. poor digestion makes the
blood thin and watery ard deficient In
red co-puscles. and this further irritates
and weakeus the heart
The most sensible thing 70 do Tor heart
troueie is TO Insure the digestion ara as
sinnzfi0n of the food
THIS cen Dc 6one rs the regular use a.
ter meals Ct some safe pleasant and e.
fectve digestive preparation. Ake Stuart g
Dyspepsia facets which may ae found
a. most drug stores uni zh.ch contain the
Necessary digestive eiemerts ia q pleas
AMI convenient form.
Thousan3s ~ people keep vel ard s1s-
orcas By kscplag Their digestion aerfect
l1- Observing Vfe rale q taaGg ore cr
two ~ -he1e tatets after each meal. "
at Ieazf efter each hfarrr ueal
s-rrt T'rsrereia Tstess ceatain =. 8.
ratlraI ren sla=.aEe from nlatt
and ctalr deares ufirh acr oaiy
~ th4 food. astns Il perfectly ard
diseased can5liios wksch aecannaaT a
srak ss1uarh
nhsa s@rta Tg1geEs Taasefs are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
a PLEASANT DANCING PARTY.

Last Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Garland gave a dancing party at their
home in honor of their son Verne, who is
enjoying a vacation from his school and
his friend, Verne Curtis OF Columbus,
Ohio. The third floor of their haose
was used for the dance hall. being dec
grated in violet. Those present were:
Misses Mary Findley. Ora Westga re.
Grace Dufneld, Mabel Magiu. Bessie
Webb, Leila Purdue. Anita Wood, Louise
Mcnamara. Lulu Richmond. Maude Hess.
IIvaliue ATCsher. Estelle Richardson,
jeanette Vail. Lettie Brown. Mary Full
lington, Florine Jacks. May Comley. F1oy
Gilmore. Bird Gilmore; AIessrs. Edgar
Hess VIII Smyth. clyde Young, Ray
Bailey. Charles Russell. Dean Minnick.
Dwight Torrington. Marry Comfy. Harold
Sternberg. George Reilly. John Davidson.
Verne Curtis, Curtis Jordan Charles
Heuser. Arthur Sim. Cliff Naftzger. Earl
Biting, Roland Murdoch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Bronchial
Irritating Coughs

which keep you
awake all night
are relieved in
ten minutes and
cure d before
mornin g, b Y
placing twenty
drops Of HYO-
MEL on a piece
Of flannel and
pinning 10 the
night robe On
retiring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
SERIES or DINNER PARTIES

= series Of dinner parties We're given
by Misses Fellows and Knight az their
home during the holidays. While the
guests entertained have been few they
have been most royalty treated The first
Of the sries was given on Saturday. De-
cember 20. ana there were present Miss
Amy Burd Miss Jane Burd. Miss Belle
Stever Miss Minnie Drown and Miss
Josie Nilleu. The following Monday
Mrs. George Freeman. Miss Jessie
Clark Miss Ida Mills. Mis- Ann Mason
and Miss Eta Mason were the guests.
Thursday afternoon Miss knight and
Miss Fellows entertained the teachers OF
the InEaIls school. who are AIRS. NIaggie
Cummings. Mrs Florence Taylor. Miss
Whitehead, Mss Griffith and Miss Mey-
ers Last night they entertained n hon
or Of Miss Fellows father Mr. Henrs
Fellows. Their guests were Dr. and
Mrs 7. y. lynch. 2Ir and Ms r -.
Piatt. and D.. George " Hoss.
PRETTY JAPANESE PARTY.
On last Monday night Miss Downing
gave q very pretty Jananese party at the
Gsrleld hll Ior children. The room
VA beautifully decorated. huge japanese
lanterns hel1e uscd 90 Furnish light
ny Ira Jonnessee and Alss Brilliant
bennett lead the strand march which
oueEtd the evening program Music
was furnished by Bllue's orchestr4- For
1870 hours the nttls Ones enjoyed them
selves ana * 81 O'Clock The snor Vas
t,irae3 oVev to the older people who dare-
- untl midnight 4lIss Downing
assisted h1- Misses Clare Starg Acv7ae
DowDias. EuIaa DoWuinE Creme
Hazel Eesr.E. AGA Helui
The children present were. Gee
Mary DEAN. Marie Dorsey
hu-hel Leaore Sleinf.-ellf
Ncfleilar. Helen RTo0ss Is t.
,--eoss Marguerite Nart r.z
hr, Bessie Esi-an. Aisr-ie Grant. Esther
5r1sth s5leel Houston Gwen tic1-Vei-
SARAH lorsfaau. Constance SEUth. Mabas
Suyth May Cooper Melville Caupboil.
Katharine Grant. Locise wallace. A.
ve r3a Reese. Clara Biting. celia Brad
ford, Myrtle ksrs1uEh. Nora Ker5aaSh-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

II N'-II tIit tItardSt.
HYOMEI is the only remedy which can
be inhaled into the air passages, and thus
by direct application destroy the germs
causing the disease.
HYYOMEI is sold by all druggists or
sent by mail. Price SLO0 Send to The r.
I. Booth Co., Ithaca, y. =, for a five
days treatment free and you viii never
take another teaspoonful OF stomach med
icines for such diseases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

Alice Murphy, Brilliant Bennett, Blanche
Day, Eethel Houston, Celia Israel Mary
Scott, Una Wallace, AdHe Barnes. ora
Burt, Genevieve Reilly, Mary Walker
Edith Eaton. Gail Eddy, Bette Gillespie,
Ida Chain, Margie Herrig, Marion Atkin-
son, Ada Ray, Gertrude Helm, George
Bradford, Lester Edwards, Leo Levi
Harry Downing, Raymond Settler, How
ard Darling, Lyman Darling, Howard
Cook, Burnley Kennedy, Sidney Levi
Ralph Helm, DARYL Denny, Westil Mors-
man, Charles Smyth, Jr.. Willard Brooks,
John Beatty, Jack Grant, Earl Culley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

are the avowed candidates but AIr. Church
thinks that with energetic Efforts it can
oe brought to Wichita. he is very earn
est in the plans he is laying TO set the
conference. and ii thcre is any virtue in
enthusiasm he viii gcl It.
irregular bowel movements lead to
caronle CONSTIPATION Pricsly Ash Biz
tiers IS reliable system regulator; ceres
permanently.
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Continued on Second Page
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Group
Coughs

are stopped IN
thirty N in
utes after the
first inhala-
ton Of HYO-
N F. I. The
child drops
into 4 peace
ful sleep and
wakens in the
morning free
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
The New Year

The Old Year .........Rev. J. D. Ritchey
Song-Spanishr Romance .......... Sawyer
Mrs HigginsCn.
The New Year .......... Rev. c. 2. Bradt
Violin-Legend ................ WeiniaT ski
Wichita, the Queen City of the West
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
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Evening journal., 1902-03-27
FELL FROM SECOND-STORY WINDOW
Little Marion Jeneris Had larrOw Escape
From Instant Death

Marion Jefferis the 2-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Jefferis. OF No. 227 Connell street, fell
from the second-story window yester-
day and was severely injured. The
little one was sitting ut the window on
her mothers knee. playing with a
thimble. The thimble dropped out and
the child in an effort to catch il, fell
out also.
She struck the roof of the porch and
before her mother could catch her, the
tot had rolled of and fallen to the
bricks below. Mrs. Jefferis. almost
frantic. rushed down tho stairs and
into the street. She caught up her
child and carried her into a neigh
bOr's house. Doctor Willard Smith
was summoned and he found the little
girls wrist had been broken and that
she had severe bruises on the head,
He dressed the wounds and the child
was carried into her own home.
Evening journal., 1902-03-27
BIG RISE IN THE PRICE
OF ALL KINDS OF MEAT
Present High Rates Break the Record
for Over Ten Years
Back

As a result of the high price of corn,
all meats have risen in price TO "a notice
able extent. Beef that was selling IN
wholesale lots for 6 cents now Is q and
cents per pound Good beef has been
raised from 81 cents To l0a cents. Lamb
has gone up from to u cents. an IN
crease Of cents per pound.
In cuts there is a prOporuOnate IN
crease in price. Beefsteak that formerly
sold for 20 cents, now sells at % and 10
cents is charged for the l. cent steaks.
Ordinary roasts have gone up from u 10
IA cents. and better rOasts from 10 10 ~
cents. Stewing beef that was 3 cents a
pound is now cents.
Cuts of lamb have also gone higher.
Stewing lamb is 8 cents, which formerly
was 8. Leg lamb is now selling for ~
cents. Last week it was l6 cents nj
pound. Chops have increased from 20 q
25 cents and salt meats have been raised
from half cent to one cent ON tht
pound.
These are the highest prices for meal
which have prevailed in Wilmington iol
ten years and are due to the high price
of grain.
Evening journal., 1902-03-27
NEWSPAPER CRAWLS
FROM BOLD POSITION
Daily Republican Makes Flat Con-
tradiciiOn Of lis Own
Story

If the Daily Republican was hluning in
allegations against J. Edward Addicks
and his alleged trolley building and col.
onization scheme somebody. presumably
.-r. Adicks, has called the bluff. There
is an entire change OF face ana the story
of John Lemon, yesterday. as it appears
in the Republican. fatty contradcts the
statements published by the same paper
of the day before. On Wednesday the
Republican. in part of its story Of the
capture OF John Lemon, the Italian who,
by fraud, had a number Of nonresident
Italians naturalized, printed the follow
ing
During the coming summer a trolley
road viii be built IN Kent county. II viii
take Tot Of men tO do the work. Lemon
IS contractor aud the naturalization is
90 he hut furcrunner of q colonization
10 elect men 10 Legislature 10 vote for "a
United States senator.
-. Edward Addicks is the chief pro-
mOter in the railway with leading Union
Republicans as the officers of the com
pany. II is understood that Lemon re-.
celyed a bonus of Sl5 for each Italian
naturalzed. The result of the arrest OF
/ Lemon viii be- watched with interest
| This was a bold statement and many
persons were of the opinion that the mys
terry of the Italians was solved but yes
terday when the following appeared Il
the same paper, people who read it wer'
again shocked:
- Edward Addicks was in no wa,
connected with John Lemon. lie ha,
nothing To DO with the naturalization o
n the Italians. and Lemon was in no wa.
, connected with the Kent county trolle.
road Nothing that has been publisher
in connection with Lemon, his arrest
was intended 10 connect him or to con
meet Mr.. Addicks, with Lemon, or the nj
legged naturalization scheme"
This is a fiat denial Of the preyiou
story and as there are no explanation
accompanying the article, il is general
supposed that il was a case OF retractio
or face libel charges.
Evening journal., 1902-03-27
TRAIN WRECK
AT EDGE MOOR
Express and Freight Collide
on Main Track
ENGINEER WAS SLIGHTLY HURT
Crash Vas Due TO a Misunderstanding
Of .SignaIS-NOne Of the Pas
SengerS Injured

The express train on the Pennsylvania
railroad due IN this city az 157 a. m.
crashed into a freight train this morning
at Edge Moor, smashing several cars and
inlurlng the engineer of the express train
Owing TO a misunderstanding of sig
nails the freight train. which had been
lying on side track awaiting the ex-
press, pulled on TO the main track. The
engine and about five cars had passed
over the switch when the express came
laundering along it crashed into the
moving cars breaking them into ldndlng
wood. and Throwing them of the track
N Engineer MuldOOn, who had charge OF
the express train. had his knee Injured In
the crash. The passenger coaches were
almost empty ana beyond "A severe shax-
ing up. none Of the passengers was in
iurcd. None of the coaches left the track
Engineer Muldoons Injuries were at
tended TO and be was sent to his home
in Philadelphia. They are not serious
ana he Is expected TO return TO work In
"A few days.
Traffic was delayed about two hours
because of the broken and derailed
freight cars ON the track.
The wreoking cvcw was dispatched TO
the scene at once and after hard work
succeeded In cleaning the debris away TO
allow the trains TO proceed. All trains
are running as usual now. The crew of
the wreclng train is stli working on the
demolished freight cars.