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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
-ruNG Is COMING.

4 London July 25.-The steamer Philadelphia
which sails from Southampton for New York
tomorrow, will take among her passengers
3Liang Chen Tung, the new Chinese minister
to- the United States. Prince Chen, head Of
the special mission OF China. which was ap-
suointed to attend the coronation s0f King
Edward and his suite. and Mr. and MRS.
WhttelaW Reid. 3
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
COAST MILL BURNING

Plant of the Bryant Lumber Conn
pnny VIII Be a Total Loss.
Seattle, Wash, July 25.-The mill Of
the Bryant Lumber company at Fremont,
a suburb of .esattle, Is on FIRE and will
be a total loss. It is one Of the largest
mills on the sound. strong wind is
tanning the flames and surrounding build
ings are in great danger.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
A Coach Jumps a .Trestle.

McConnellsville, Ohio, July 25:-A coach
containing thirty passengers, on the Ohio &
Little Kanawha railway, jumped a trestle and
fell forty feet into the river. TWO people
were killed, and twenty injured, some IA
ta1ly - '--. :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
FRED AMES MUST
RETURN OR RESIGN.
A REVOLT OF POLICE.

The Mayor Declares That the Chief Of Police Must Come
Back to Minneapolis Quit His Police Threaten
Mutiny # Fred Attempts to Assume Authority Again
The Ames Brothers Met Yesterday in Chicago and
Had Stormy Interview.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
WATER FAMINE AT TRINIDAD.

WATER FAMINE AT TRINIDAD.
Trinidad, Col, July 25.-The wafer fa-
for 80 long is now. reality. The city is 1
without fire protection and water for do-
nestle purposes has to be purchased by
the bucketful.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
Wreck on the Rock Island.

Omaha, Neb., July 25.-West-bo bound passen-
ger train No. 5, on the Rock Island, was
wrecked by rails spreading. Fireman Erick
son was killed, Engineer Porter, had both
legs crushed, and Henry Fisher and Charles
Caldwell express messengers, were badly
bruised, -@s.. .-c-.t s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
TWO DROWNED

Wescott Perished In an Attempt to
Save Young Webster.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July 26.- Mark
Weseott, aged 54, and Floyd Webster, Is.
years old, were drowned in the Cedar.
river near yinton. Webster was in
bathing and got beyond his depth and.
Wescott perished in trying to save him,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
1PREsIDENT OF TAYLOR DEA

5. PRESIDENT. OF TAYLOR DEAD.
Upland, Ind, July 25.-The Rev. T. c.
Reed, president of Taylor university, died.
to-day. ssFIe was born in steuben. county;
New York, in 1876, graduated from Ohio
Wesleyan university. q He was well known In,
the middle, west. ss ..s Es ggs
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
CHOLERA
IN AFRICA
Terrifying Progress Of the
Disease in Cairo,
Egypt.
Devastating Epidemic Feared
British Regiments to
Camp in Desert.

Cairo, Egypt, July 25.-The total num-.
berS Of cases of cholera at Cairo and at
Moucha, near Assioot, since July 49, is
s07, of which 227 proved fatal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
il BRYAN IN MAINE
Crowds Hear Him Speak at Rock
r. land and Bath.

Crowds Hear Him Speak at Rock
" land and Bath. -
Rockland, Me-, July 25.-A night in a
railway train, breakfast at the hotel,
greetings by representative democrats and
an open air speech delivered to 5000 peo-
pie, comprised the program OF William J.
Bryan from the time of leaving Boston
yesterday to the hour of his departure
from this city before noon.
With Mr.. Bryan were Senator Carmack
Of Tennessee and Charles S. Harn1in Of
Massachusetts,. After breakfast and a
brief reception the party were driven to
the courthouse, where stand. had been
built out from the steps. From this plat
form Mr.. Bryan and Senator Carmack ad-
dressed an audience of at least 5000.
Bath. Me-, July 25.-Mr. Bryan and his
party reached here at noon. No arrange
ments had been made for d reception but a
crowd of thousand assembled at the sta
tion. Mr.. Bryan addressed them from
the car platform and In his speech feel
ingly alluded to the late Arthur Sewall,
who was the vice. presidential candidate
with Mr. Bryan. S
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
PA0FI CABLE
It Will Reach Hawaii BY Jam
uary and the Philip
pines in 1908.

Fro,s The .JoMrnag Eersass. Roo4s x5, Post
BuJIdtssg, Washt,,gfost. - 1 g,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

GOVERNMENT aid in the reclama-
ton of arid lands is an accomplish
ed fact. The irrigation bill passed
the lower house of congress by a
good vote. 1t will be of untold
benefit to the arid states of the west
and millions of acres of land that
is now practically worthless will be
made productive and furnish homes
for many people. No act of con-
gress in recent years is of such
great value to the west and no leg
islation will result in greater bene-
fit to the whole country in the years
to come. We may exploit the
Philippines and build up a vast
commerce on the Pacific, but this
will prove Insignificant in COMPARE
son with the future densely popu-
lated and highly productive irrigat-
ed areas of the west that are now
barren wastes. Water and wealth
will flow trough land of pros
perity and plenty under the indus
trial and agricultural activity that
will follow as a result of the pas
sage Of the bill.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

THE greed of Spokane is once
more demonstrated by her attempt
to draw crowds from the surround
ing towns and country to a celebra-
ton of July 4th. No doubt the at
fractions will be good, but her eff
forts to monopolize the day, there
by detracting from the celebrations
in the smaller surrounding towns
are unquestionably inexpedient.
She will have a big celebration and
lose the friendship of people rho
will later be asked to join in max
ing her fall fair a success. There
is such a thing as wanting too
much.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
ORDER To SHOW CAUSE

IN the pfpbatr svurt in and - ihr nsnnsY %
k9DtEuai. sslte u idaho
W The matter u thr ratiis "a Ialla W kattitun.
hsrrasTd ORDER o. thas fl1ss 0hY tIssrtan
tton aheud a1t BIZ masir.
reading and aHnE Ehe BrfltiDn "a Herman
knndspu IdmnAlrAt3f sf thr FstAtw "a Jnfat
%. hutaissu ierrisrii, prAgtH4 DE- 80 peaar %
Ilttfibutl5u u The frsiir "a saii rstats aattsns
lhr p-fsona sntltird If h Dfsssrd Ghtg ~ pwr
ions iatEfraEed la the rstAlf % sthl Java ~
kapdsDn, deceased, be- Ahd aepsaf hrtIFv the
frnbato Jthlxs q tbs gunfsiY u hgtfEn-fI. SKATE
u idahn al ths euuFt faaut "a sai,i vpsrt ln
kAthdfum 10 taitl Fuuat7 sna stsAtw gu MnNttAy
the sifd day % Juus, ths, ~ n 0sipra a ~
then and thrrr 10 ehup eaipse whT On nrfivr N
dttIribati1n shDult NOT br niasir q fhr rrtifil5
u sald ssEAtr among The hrirs " @bi irvraswe
According ~ Law
u Il further oedefeti that a papY 80 this srttri
[ BE- publiahed oner a Wert be i5er Nrrka sacFTs
[ lively betore Tn sirh daq III funr Ess ip thi
Nnsur a Alnne rHuas, sswsiY nrsspauvi
/ Published IN sald gnuAtY and stafrs
| Dated thls thF 7th day ~ MAJ mns
EbNts VI iisH
[ luaf - Probate Ja,igr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

FRANK LEAKE is to be assistant
manager of the Spokane fair this
season. Publicity is what the fair
needs to make it a success aud Mr..
Leake's experience as a successful
advertising manager fits him for the
position in which he has been placed
by the people who are pushing the
fair. With a few hundred dollars TO
use in advertising he will empty the
country towns and Spokane will
wonder where all her country cous-
ms came from. Leake is the right
man in the right place.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

SOME of our exchanges are carry
ing advertisements for people who
are known frauds and swiudlers. A
dollar invested in the Western Ed
itor, published at Omaha, would
keep them posted on frauds whose
advertisements may be found in
many country weeklies. Aside
from this, every publisher would
get more than a dollars worth of
valuable information out of every
issue of this excellent journal. 1t
should be in every printery in the
land.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.

The gathering of the democrats
in New York for the purpose of
opening the Tilden club building
was notable for the fact that the
leading speakers were men con-
spicaous in the two last national
campaigns because they did not
support the party ticket. If a loyal
democrat is one who bolts a nomi-
nation every time the nominee or
platform does not fit his every idea,
then Grover Cleveland and his CO.
horts are the pure and unadulter-
ated stuff. If they are the only
good democrats whose ideas and
examples are worthy of respect,
then all those people who supported
Bryan are not democrats. This is
the reasoning of Clevelandism. 1t
is not an appeal for party har-
mony, but a declaration Of com
handing superiority that smacks
too much of autocracy to be demo-
cratic. Grover Cleveland's speech
will not meet with the approval of
the hundreds of thousands who sup
ported the party in 1896 and 1900.
Mr.. Bryan may not be the proper
person to lead another democratic
campaign, but his vigorous reply
to Grover Cleveland's dictatorial
declarations will be approved by
many loyal democrats who never
bolted ticket. So far as individ-
uals are concerned party ought to
be greater than any person and
must maintain its principles
rather than substitute policy for the
sake of Success-if it is worthy OF
support, and to follow Cleveland
ism means the abandonment of all
principles for which the party
fought in the last two campaigns.
There is no good reason why the
two wings Of democracy should not
get together on middle ground,
as the money questionable princi-
pal difference between them-is
settled for the present. But both
Bryan and Cleveland represent two
extremes and harmony will never
be obtained by listening to the ad-
vice of either. 1t must be secured
through the conservative element
in the party, or the breach will
widen as the days go by.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
TEN YEARS AGO.

Work on the pavilion completed.
Thomas Collier was arrested up
the St. Joe for horse stealing.-Peo-
pie of Harrison excited over lot
jumping and a number of arrests fol-
lowed.-Designs for the Spokane
&C1ur d Alene Railway company's
cars were completed. - Peoples
Transportation company made a
traffic agreement to run in connec-
ton with the o. r. &. n. r. r.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

AN advertiser wants value re-
ceived for the money he invests.
He buys advertising purely as a
business investment and not for
charity. For this reason the cir
culation Of paper measures its
value as an advertising medium.
The Press has the circulation. Ii
took years to build it up.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
N0ricE o. sErTtEMrxr.

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hapteaat ssAhs u liahs
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
NoucE FoE PUBLICATION.

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ttah pEuten ~ tsNt = b AAssns lease.
4ssw A. fNE
Nsthsr y hrrshg EtsEA saat tA,s tsiisesEsx
ltaird sssEnr hts ass5 satign ~ IA taseaslea ~
mta@ HAal pe@af la H4Neert "a Aas saaslas sasg
thstt tsis4 qeassf 70 b. aissis artsss NAlaa uNts
stfhsn, thnsnatstienwe ~ Mssansps tsarY
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eenftiaHfltss ssailttngW spuu tat sultltakhsG "
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eanttpntat i8tAs. AHf~st t4fslEma ~ Gaeaa
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l'RF5 l'aFtip Esafsesa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
Cell tor Cs-sty warrsai..

Rathirum idaho May q. mes.
Sosirs IL harrby gwen thsf am prepared 10
pay the fpliowlnE described Enutsnal raanty
warrants. Siih interest Interest seasss ten
days from lAs arss Publication Of this satfss
rURRHNr EtrEysErrvn
Warrant Nos / to 70 inclusive SERIES Of tnat
sENgEAt EHthaE Fuvp
Warrant No. 81 To No Sc inclusive ssrtr. 81
1901
Fin, publication May 10. i8ns
VI NsCtraE.
ma 'oluTE County Treasurer
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

THE conference committee has
agreed to the senate amendment
authorizing the president to pur-
chase the Panama canal if clear
title can be had. This disposes of
the canal bill for the present and
those who oppose such a waterway
are satisfied.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

THE caution exercised by the
posses chasing the Oregon convicts
shows that there are still men living
who do not care to have their hides
shot full of holes for few paltry
dollars
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

THE republicans Of Shoshone
county viii present the name Of c.
w. Beale before their convention
for the congressional nomination.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
ESTIMATE Of EXPENSES

CnHua AtENs thtua- ttsr D. rag
70 the E1aFi Of Trustees
Ne, Yuuf r0m "a iGfre appointed to -spase An
estimate ~ she netwsaaFY expresses sufl sNpsu
dtturvs OF iha village ~ t.svdsr q AlsuH air tnsi
hsCal year, romnisnrips MAJ . iMr beg .es 3
10 suYmit ths following feppst
We aai lhas she tstal insousr ~ tks ttttass
tor y pass hsrai TvHt Eas aaout tWa thHut#nsi
taAa dnIlAFs.
We ssttmatr The sm0eet ~ yuusaas aeewssrrY
Tor earrsut and other -tPsusus AMI frtisus o. boa
OF outstanding warrants f9r the fseti FrHf rars
manning MAa 1 ME- ~. La t.---..-.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION

EFt@rWsTr 80 rwm tSvemr0m.
s'se 'EFFH - taHr = q AhNNe. thAa4.
iaaa bA tMEs
Faire = hrsFAI EiFwu tAaa IN ksiiaatsal
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@ssH hnia pE@"f y sappnrs ~ als etalma sn.s
ihit stAa PTpof Vlli - ns,i. bstss- - rseiss~s
'A3 s'grtsef a resss 'AsEnss ta4ksas - Anx
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
ALIAS SUMMONS

IN the District conrt First Judicial pt.,.t-, d,
/ kOutsuai ''""8 p
Alice steel
Plaintiff.
- Alas summon.
John William steel.
Defendant
The STATE Of idaho. to John William s,sst IL,
You arc hereby notified. q. v,o INV. -
notlhedi that there Il now On az In ~ ,,fr, 4.
inc clerk u the district eu,lrt II lie $50 n
eial dlstrlet ~ said state w ilatbdr1sn 1891
=, hontenai the complaint IT the als,,s ,
sa,,g,,, NheIsin Judgment and decree A.
syukht " dlSs0ive the bnuds ~ Martinez, ~
| twsgen the paintin and defendant and /, y ~
~ aVgrce be granted. tuwlts Ftrst thas ~
astiendant Tor more than me year iasf t.st ~
$1,000. " pIovlae tnr The plaintiff the epu,n1,
t,.ts,sIles ~ llie because Of his idisnes, ,.'t
lgaey and dissipation second tbsf H. Nv,
,ohuaht' nlsregATdinE his dutirs ~ 4 h,,.t ~
h.Sards the plaintiff has been rt,iItv ~
nas, 'pfhpranee for more than ono yrar ~,
Plaintiff further seeks decree ,f ,ht. -.
sstt'hE hppart To her AZ her separats ,, ,','.lt
tis Ahd unincumhefpd from am rIstlF, '"i1atti
tbe an sss sI y and ~ The same nr any ,ari ~
lwd Lots three az. fuur /, and , ,sas estate.
lion twenty four ga r0wnshtr 49, y w
us,d,i ~ iahge one, west NJ H0ise Neft,li.n ',1s
" lhe county Of k0otsnal sats ~
And Vo ~ ST q ~ acres more o. isss
- and answer 10 sald eomplaini 80 NV aP'
n,s aIter NE service hereof. II served w
ss gh an, county and within twenty dsv. ln
os district, and within forty davs N pl udi.
,b sslh alstIictl Exclusive II the day ~ 9ut
isf gs,n,. wv apply to the court Tor ~. -
"'"'A""e,l 70 said complaint "
owen under my hand and IN. -,
fptsrp,,, o. We District Court n ire 81,
cf,tiRT So, anIlcial district IT the state -
ssALl iaaho in and Tor the ro,ntv ~ =,
A. d.. log way W NAY,
ny l. QuAHLEs, bep1tv 'NhbAHAs, Clerk
may3iiulys ''"'huhs attorney.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
MARX LUDLOW,

/, ia, %, for The n, RLsw 4 And Iuts and
IL - ~ l2N,EaN
eont,n,ss..s we following witnesses 70 prove ~.
ssia il.ns residence Hpou and cultivation e
rolsnsasa' ~ Raymond Williams, William z.
Of Raihd,s5nes \, 9iRgman and Briee colsman, 81
ma,a,.,,u.. DIN. BuDLoNQ,
neallleI.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

nEfARIaEST ~ fHs tNrKatoR
'NNh "FFtCE AT CUtR n'AtENR, tDAn0.
Sotlce i hereby aivea that ne ioilswine.
nah setuet has Ned notice II his Intention te
snat said proof viii ~ made hesaps ana nerisiaF
iniv ", s.eif ~ CeeuF d'Alene. Edahc. On
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28
otEF GOTTEN.

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.. y aEA see II II mk
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

This panar Is kept on file at the adysy
uIo J uPCl Using agency Of AieAandef
= Co; suite ~ Hypotheekbank building, Spo-
made for II. ~
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NOTICE FOR FuBLtCArioy

htfsafuESF 90 rwa iNxKFsaa.
'Ne 'FFlss ~ Ceara pAEaNa, fRsna.
60. lans III fMa
Notice "a hsrphy given thsi a. isiSs@ies
.se'sH "ttlsf has SLED eetiee AZ ~ gnfsNttsaa
that ssid prpot siu - aa,Is =. ~ - 1900
:, ~ ms's.ss' a. rosag aAlens tsiaie aas faiY
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JACOB MfLLHR.

VI iiil. ias the infs anaAaRt.aWef 49,
W 1N v s WHu
eaHaes the faliswiax witnesses te tspse
=, .tt 'ltatP fFSitenep Htou and puIt5sefton
bAthdrBm. tslaio s's-e
inn 1tIslriap '" "s''s'is ssss.,s,
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sTrARTc pAvy,

Y W ~ HS' for the VIVA So. p. In aNR4
s,i,, ,s'es NE following witnesses 10 pruvv hls
- 3.les residence upon ana euliiyallaa q.
4 tii,Ig. va Etmaed Conr. Frank Coae.
i,labs 'hlaer' Edward Davis. Ill u stiusop.
Iu,.os ~. n u. BuDLoSe,
'A'-aNE - Haaislrf.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-28

NOTICE FoR MULTIPLICATION.

psrtsrNENT ~ TaR fNranton.
w." 'FFitE az CuEpp B.AIRNn fuAHU.
Naiier i hershy given that a. isilaNinr
49, y ,uff has Hied nasire ~ Me inssutian d
mat said pTuuf viii - Inssiu tases AZ ts.tssef
NJ -, i'e1 a. Coeur dAlsne. ldako Oh Ava
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sILAs Z. HATCHER.

Id. 2O12 for the s1<sw f4swf4sEt4 Sec
~ Up 5NR W. B. NJ, lot Z See TIP - n Il
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation III
said land, VIZ: John Whiteneck, PRESLEY Eaton.
d'Alene, Idaho.
d. II. BUDIoNG.
JuheZSaneSp' Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IsrEEroH.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT COEUE D'ALENE, IDAH
June %, 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention h
make hnal proof IN support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Ceur d'Alene, Idaho, on Aug.
ust 7, 1902, viz;
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IN ihs District Conrt First IndieiaI pist,irt n
W state OF Idaho, in and iov ihs Caunsy 81
Al. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-31
- A.
De ArGCibO.

Ea Ell puesto de Ia Policfa insu =
lar destacRds aquf, SO <tuvo noticia
aver tarde, por confidencia, de que
Ell deserter de presidio Jose Santos,
condenado & 30 amos de prisi6p, Sc
hallab1 en- el barrio de Garrochales,
de este termino municipal. Segui.
damente el captain Guerrero y el
sMgeuto La Rosa SO trasladaron &
dicno punto y rcdeando 10 casa en-
que Sc dee1a que estaba, aguardaron
6 que saliese de ella. 4ss.y - r..
Serian como las cuatro de la
madrugads de hoy cuando 10 hizo; y
81 darle la voz de GaltoS el sargento
La Rosa, SAGA aquel un revolver y
le disparS dos tiros. Mas viendo
que La Rosa Sc le iba encima Pc
sar de los disparos, .echa mano de
un puf1ol; entonCes La Rosa le dis
para con un revolver, dei&nd0lo
muerto entel acto. -. ~. -.
Esta ma11ana ssli6 Ell sJuzgado
para el lugar del suceso, y & estas
horas en- que escribo, que es Ii de Ia
sRlids del correo, adn no Ia regre-
sado q la poblacion.
lCORREsPONsAL.
Arecibo, Mario 30 1902.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-31
Maritime y merCantiL.
MARIO 80.

ENTRAQAS.
De New York V. "A. Pniladel-
phla CON cRrg&.
De Barcelona ". E Montevideo
con earga.
De Ia Habana V. G.. Maria He
rrera con fetes.
De Baltimore golet& A. Mary F.
Quimby con carbon de piedra.
Ks De Aguadilla V. Aleman Valen-
Gle. IT, @
De Fsjsrdo goleta Bsatlfz en-
lastre.
De Humacao balandro Salvador
con fetes.
De Msysguez goleto abela CON
cargA.
De Ponce y escalas V. A. Vasco
con fetes.
De Humacao goleta Rapido con
fletes
sALIDAS.
Para la Guayrs V. A. Philsdel-
phia.~
Para Ponce v. A. Arkadia.
Para la HabanA V. E. Montevi-
dec.
Para Fajardo balandro Pedrito.
Para Mayaglez balandro New
St. Michael.
Para Fajardo goleta Beatriz.
Para Mayaguez goleta Borin-
quen.
Para Vieques balandro Carmen.
Para Fajardo V. A. Porto Rico.
EN PUERTO.
Juan Forgss, Maria Herrers,
Valencia, Quickstep, Mary F. Quinn
by, Helen, Shafuer, Corazon de
Maria, Rapido, Deseads, CArmelita,
Ana Maria, Isabella, Salvador Vas
co.
Sc EBPERAN
De Barcelona V. e. Martin
SAM saldra el 8 de Abril. -
De New York goleta A. Manire
Swau sali6 Ell 12.
De Barcelona V. E. Jose GAllart
saldr& ei %.
CAMBIOS.
Londres 80 DIV 4-84 C.
....vista "4-88 e.
New York. ....3 DIV ! pS descto.
Paris. .........8 d " So pS D,
H&mburgo.. ....8 DIV "4 pS D.
Espa11a 8dIv.. .$284 & 284 pS D.
Porq Curar un Refuqdo en- uB ora
tome ss PAsTh4s 4s. dAxAHTEs < DE BR0Mo 2
81 no Sc cura. La hrma de E. W. GROVE Sc lla
en- cada eaJita
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-31
H abOgadO FreirG
Obtiene un gran triuntO.
No salVara la vida.

81 abcgado americana, senor
don Jose Ramon FL 4eire, con bufete
en- la Ciuda de Mays guez, acaba de
obtener un esp, 6adido triunfo iuri
dico, en- el Tribunal DE Diatrito de
ests Capital.
Defendfa Ell sef1or Freire & don
Jorge Gonzalez de aquella ciudad,
al cual hace algun tempo se le incen
dio una casa ase garads, y para Gu.
20 pago 10 compafifa habia puesto
dificuttades.
Llevado el asunto q pleito, hu'
bo de entender en- 6l este Distrito
por tener los agentes de Ia compa
MA su domiciljo en- San Juan.
El resultRdo hs sido favorable
al senior Gonzalez disponiendo Ia
Corte, el pago de L. r6lizs, costas
y gastos.
La defensa del senor Freire,
fa6 notable en- augmentation razo'
NADIA y ell Tribunal le concedi6 el
fallo & su defendido.
Ell joven abogado, mantiene con
su competeneia Ia justa fama que
viene adquiri6ndose en- una csrrera
de grandes difcultsdes, y en- Ia que
solo Sc abren paso les hombres ta'
lentosos.
81 sef1or Freire es de esa escoji'
da cepa, y n0sotros le felcitamOs
cordialnente.