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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

Sc dice en- los circulos cortesanos de
Berlin que una vezl terninado el viaje
a Rusigd de M d Loubet, ell Emperador
Guillerno II visitara al Gary asistira
q una revista naval. h .jz5 ~ 5olt b331 s
s@ af ----ttgj taanf Htoii2 We
El marques de Urquijo Sc ha suscri-
to por cincuenta acciones de 500 pese-
tas cada una al Banco popular de Leon
XIII, ft1ndado en- Madrid por9 varias
personas p1 otectoras de los cfrculos ca
tolieos de obreros1 con objeto de proper
cionar pequenos prestamos a los obreros
de Ia ciudad y del campo 9t.f
5l5n---afd 0t 153iLEaJ i5i
El infante don Antonio y la infafita
Eulalia Sc han reconciliado, firrnandose
los correspondientes docunentos 1ega-
Hes. -ltGa5 5saf ii i5ajg ~
Los abogadosa de los infantes Sc en-
cuentran en- Madrid. eIid1o1 1gif1 ~ B
Ha ternainado la causa iastituida con-
ira tres empleados del Vaticano, acusa-
dos de robar al Tesoro del Papa. El
cargo especf6co era de $4,000; pero Sc
dice que los robos aleanzan q ST Goo
| mil. I'm empleado ape1lidado Scotto
Efue conVieto y sentenciado ocho afios
de prisi6b y los otros dos absueltos., s
I9DEn Londres I'M indivfduo de buen
porte que dijo lan1arsel Grifffths, entro
en- Ia emhajada americana pIdiendo yer
al embajador Choate. Entrego ll1i pa
lquete sellado y marcado con las pala-
bras confidential y urgenteg y dijo que
contenfa pTuebas docnmentadas de que
lel gobierno ingles era complice de la
lexplosi6n del Maine FL personal de
| la embajada rehuso discutir el asunto
}, Sc cree que e1 indivfdno no esta en- su
sano juicio.s Creese que trafa I'm revol-
yer con i11tenciones de matar al elba-
jador. Hl - 3
8, La }prensaJ de Glascou, al lfesefar una
velada 1iteraria que en- honor de Victor
Hugo ce1ebr6 lel Ateneo Berlitz de aque-
/ la capital, dedica expreSivos elogios q
don Jose Legido O'Felau, canciller del
consulado espafiol en- aquella eiudad y
que, llevando la voz de Espafia en- aquel
acto de inerecido tribute al gran poeta,
pronunoio TN elocuentee discourse, reoof.
dardo el ea1iii0 que q Ai1ustre frances
lguardo siempre.a Espafia,
FL sefior Legido f116 rnuy aplaudido
por toda la distinguida concurrencia.
Hace POGO en- Manila, Gescubri6 &
lteniente Mr. Carthy tln escondriio dc
4 laTm4s guardadas pot el ex-general In
4 etfroe1ffe NI2xf1r1f, ff11fa 60 rfr1df6 en- Do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
PRECAVEOS tDE1LOS FRAUDEo
u.s. 3 s5IMITACIONESt ,a

Aceptar solamente los remedies,
B.CJRA SEGUEA" para ell ASMA,l
CATARRO, FIEBRE, DISENTER1A,
|GONORROEA,t ESPERMATORREA,
STILLS, PERDIDAoiDE LA VIRI-
LIDAD, VI DEBILIDAD gNERVIOSAs
E1 tratalniento, en- forina lfqnida, para
iln mes, que eilrara positivamente ell
case, mas rebelde, et1esta $500, oro
americana, 9 sll equivalente en- none
da de ese pals, por cada botella.
;Sus droguista debe tener esos reme-
sdios en- eYistencia, pero 81 no es asi,
envienos ,el precio, diciendonosl Ell re7
medic que necesita, y Sc 10 enviarenlos
cnseguida por expreso, porte pagadoi
Dirij ijanse 40 1s,..' s, s. s,g.is.ltl isf:3
La Conpafifa mediea International
Apartado A07, siti on as;d
$40 3z4 Broadway, NeMYer, B. de A.
Ha salido para los, pueblos de la isla
lei eonisionista de la casa impoFadora
ECuetara hermanos.l IssIa ssa,s ss'.si
IITIsli --liiiiis} 81
Ell INCL ES SIN MAESTRO es ei
htfttilo que tiene I'm nueyo nlet0do. para
iaprender este idiorna EN- 20 leeciones
lsolanlelte, e1 cua1 sesta escrito nor tina
sociedad de profesores anerieanos, y que
itcreefllos de biia indiscutible eheacia ef
1 Puerto Rico, gsiitn ssls g l''''l rs
elsl eiemplar vale 90 eentavos y s.
4 vende Ell Ia iinprenta del B9LE4is
a Nh ef- N,fIf aht i5nE i,sSfffltf ~
\ 1T I'd ~ hftsf 81 lsU y
Coutin1a enferma Ia nina hija g
i don AIateo Fajardo, alca1de de Maya
4 euez. one, ,sufre I'M ataqtie dc difteTia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
Tfibunalesa

La Corte de Distrit> de, esta citldad
celebrara nlafiana las Yis-as de las cau-
sas i1lstrttidas contra Jacinto9 Marquee
|acusado de tentativa de violac;on,r n Con
ira Rafael Murie1, Juan Valdejnh y
otros por e1 supuesto delito de estafa y
contra Jestis NJ. Sierra como pres,lnto
autor del de1ito de atentado. s.a1 r,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
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- - NES.Il AEINa AxOSs s5noA os1aT
blnods ~ co.. ..,...., TssT sn0
aarloI Tribunal deq Poiicfa aI1IaAy&g

.FS,f crf~rur frnt
sDISTRITo DE GA TEDRAL -'ioD 70 5roisqEssdps
r eH M uss ElR o5Ho3lL eb aso9 s-ooIA e.1o4 10 i1
juan Pardo. por fofnpef seristaes q = 1sss
|eondenado co1nponerlos 80 - Ss-s...ss..- =
Gosmee Rivera, por cargar uno caffosr
con GemaSlados UeSol lcinchenta centavOS S1 sioS9
b aCinoo ovendedores ambnlantes .por baalsI ~
contravenr TN bando de la Alca1di =: sss:ss's0yg
euatro pe1ados Ia prsion sfria ssss. =. Lac
uno CON medic dollar de mtlta .aviass emss's1ssts
bfI Maria KodIfge per enbragez s ss.oS 20 sss j..
escandalooy ser reincidente, dos dollaTs.sS sas1r
dn multa cuatro dias de arresto.
Nueve vendedores a1nbu1anteS por
igral delito que los anteripres ,penados4 "a
oello con la prisi6n suftidasy Jose 0ca-i'2~
sipI por ser reincidente dollar de-.
fnulta dos dias de arreSto
II Dos juic.os aplazados para paf|rnao aoni1osd
DISTRTTO DE SAN FRANCISCO i'>' 80 =
9t Luis Cells, p9rl ipfrae<idn dos 2d6las5
de lnulta.r
Manuel Elias por agresion,S dos do; ;nsnI nse
lars de rmtl.a latro das de trabajos,4 edt or
To Agustin, Garcia Dionisio, Roman; r9t19i ad:
por escandalos cineuenta 'cehtayos deiotIA bonsis
ia jnieio absuelto el acusadet Jl,alt asw 1s43s
Jt1clo apazado para maflananq ton bib sd tadt bnf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
, Cuartoa de- SocSo5lrfrfooss,3 S5lffos, !

F<~r, 9e4re9 II IL 31B Gtu 2l{II1L1 al.3Itt :
I. - Angelina Reyes, euradas sdeluna fller4
te confusion .sobres Ia region lumbar
.prcd1ciendo hemorrag gia.jslReservado
Juan Rosell6, etrado1 de una conttl-
sion sobre a region nentoniana; Leve
sin asistencia. tl1rr st95s TTe 10 nonty.
lgnacio Moreno, celrado de una con-
t1sion en- la region intereostal izquierdal
Leye Ei-,o4Fl q 10 fIreu9t,e IGt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
.aAV4 ESQ

r En- la ohcina del Reporter" del Tri-
bunal Supfsilo, EN- los altos de la casa
de correos, Sc decesita TN escribiente
para naaquina, que pueda esc1ibir en-
inpleS caStellaflo.a o20tA-'', -. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
+ rlNOVENA A SAN JOSE

H dia, 10 del corriente dara princi-
pio 5en5lal Santa Iglesia Gatedrpls lena
|solemne novera enl Ihlo'htdf dslIi 4 fflI0fipso
Palriarca San Jose,d0llIIi lllJlIUifI
% La Junta de Damas, en- una circular
que tenenos lila vista, nos hai oinvitada
a estos actos religiosos.x9n 2nt1rsEr9f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

..eEsr .sEf2
,Varios jjovenes de Yabucoa prepara1
i'm gran bale en- aquella poblacion. para
lei proximo domingo. en- Ia casa de don
aell1ptol " LONE 5ito1q 10 32Gtiia979j
.,eF asie 9r1 II r,,r477rrr-i ,3ysia1oi Ef6
"a, Hasta e1dia de- aver han sidoiuacti'
nadas en- los .distintos. centres de restai
Eeiudad, 1900 personas yeeinas del barrio
de la Marina. sb5aog 90 ysh0j @7oh 9''
6in;5da jW II -Tto. bus s9.gi|. .
!, PARA CURAR Ell RESFRfAD0ni
h Iiisa BEsnE EN- UN DIAtstIi afiaiiao
tome las ! PASTILLAS LAiXANTES
DE BROMOeOUININA. EI boticario
le devolvera Ell dinero'sf no Sc ctlra. La
frma de E. W. GROVE Sc ha1la en-
cada caiita.ibQ tIelslw a23aj@ 'iA9 nv
ms 80 Ii Tsil q--L.---. roi base a94i2ss
iTeneinos en- esta redaccion una carta
Eque con feeha 'de hoy ha dirigido 4
/ fitie ar6 reporter don Jose E. Montesiros
lei itfdividhol Etfsta 4uio Bravo Rivera
f(a1 Gallo Pavo suplicandole una lfnosna
para ayudar al entierro de 81 rl,adre dc
eefianza; sfnaefta hoy" hiiaqs - . 2.''a :
Pero sabemos que aver Ell Ledo don
Carlos NJ g Solef, recibi6 otfa eafta re-
dactada en- los nlisfnos terrninos stplica:
ltorios cuya carta fue entfegada por' ,el
seflor Soler nuestfo reporter que en-
aauellos momentos 1osvisitaba. ~ t..
s Gomole este pone del manifesto I'M en-
gaffoi oinauditoy seran natlehas las perso
mas que, caigan en- Ell laz0, so hacenios
lnf,1,1;eo. nara f,t1e sec enclieftfe pfeve-
/ 80 -. Il te.9fTsffsA Oil lstlj =
A't<'>>. 'ss s,f, sa.i-Ltsfli afoat Isl G9l
fsAIuDS TRANoUILIDAD Y RE
sS, F.rs - i.iltsf 9aj Jzsa4 "
s. Poso q, PARA LAS MAgREs Y +. +.
a--..i3 '''' LAS. S.a cRIATURAS s.>.,
|, Ell, IARABE CALMANTE de la Sc,
,Lfiora, EINSLOW. Sc da a los nifios en-
lei perfodo de Ia denticion. Les ablan
Ida Iassencfas reVuelte Ia iff1atnaei6ri
I'aliEia, ,odo dolorl yfcdth "a CONGO yfntgs.
Il So Irecente yefiesz en- todos los casos
y Aconsejamos 4 las i6adfts que tengafl
4 I'M nifio enfermo, que no dejen que "a
prevenci6ns propia nj la des9tros, eyltss
,lel usode esta medicina que proporcio
!. ua alivio SECURE. absolute atnente sekplt
81 Sc usa oport lente, - s.. .',s,,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
*
Tres estadosininasuap

La confederation Sc aurnerlta
La Com:si6n sobre T Terfitorios de la
Camara de Representatives. ha dlctanli-
nado favorablemenfe sobre TN proyecto
de ley para conceder dereehos de Esta-
dos Soberanos los Territories de
Arizona, Nuevo Mexico y Oklahoma
Los dos primeros mo son Estados va
desde hace mucho tempo, debido 4 Ia
gran proportion de habitantes de raza
y de lengua espanslay aianque, por SUI
puesto, tambien saben Ia lengua in
glesa. - - !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
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~ MA 1agna 10 ~ ast ~ 9,,na 7 ~
cedente de Ia Gtlayra Venezuela1 ,el
vapor americana philadelphia 49,, =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

'sefiorf don Pedro G.. 1imothee3 10 2b0&2
adJ 10 boos bna -=44++-4.-EF ~ lrEob yt91
g sDr Pag ami ySalicrup M ediceC Ciiru jano
de la Fact ltad de- Farfsy Externot de- les
Hospita1es de caqueila ci1dad, iMiembfo
de la Sociedad de; Antropologfa de Ia
Tn1isna, ytle la de ;Nlinera1ogfa, de Fraf-
cia, con eoiisuta alberta zen esta uRepo7
blice. s2nEbxo11s ri 3auI Il {.
Certifca Haberq usaboq qdurante sn
practica medlca Ia Emulsion de- Scott,
de- aceitsI de higado de bacalao CON hi-
|pofos6tos de cal. yde sosas .sierpre con
I16s mas SJSatisfactorios ires11lta dos enc to-
dos aquellos easos, en- ore Ia terapeuti-:
ca saconseia el, $50 rde aquel1as sustarp
Icias, H sFiissa57Hq q % hoif
Sto. Donningos r nd j. Septiei1lbre no
sISo4lsys DIR: EnriqHez Carvajaiatn
En- e1 hospital de vafiolosesise enetef<
tran enferrnas de esasepidemia 2sit per-
Sonas, estando casi todas en- vfasae icttfa0
cion.inJ aIt a32itq Iyof w2G 131t9q
h3T bsaagol4 a9.tia----yT9 no inca g91
i]b II an 1contrafdo matrifnoni5 ) af6licoi en-
la ciudad de Mayaguez, don n1gnacio
Flores s<la sefiorita Rosa OhvlerI J" 9
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

r Le han sido concedidos Is dias de Il
cencia, para tras1adarse q los, Est tados
CIf1idos, al Lcdo, don Felipe Cuchi, Pre-
sidente DC Il corte de pIgistrito dGlaaav De "a Vi
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CRONICA ].
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UN c CRIMEN ARTS TICO.

" ss'Lo 1nico que deboI deeirte---
continual Romer---es que mutilar
una obra de arte es un yerdade-
il. ro asesinato, un asesinato pelir
groso.p sH9fI Gs 10 u
JEAN LORRAIN. y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

u Hasta el. dia de- aver han sidoiuaen,
nadas en- los sdistintos centres de resta
ciudad, 1900 personas yecinas del barrio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

1o Anoche rregreso 4 esta ciudad de- st
excursion por Ia isla, nuestro atnigoI9e
,sefior don r sdro C. Timothee3 10 abo@2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

No. LI9.gd 3YEItI N39f. .sf T.fJ 2lt&s = -.
~, Varios jj66ve1les de Yabucoa preparan
TN gran bale en- aquella poblacion, para
el proximo domingo, en- ls easafde don
Jaci11to Gomez. tito4a 10 59s3az979q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
Noticias del Exterior

Sc dice en- los circulos cortesanos de
Berlin que una vezt terminado el viaje
a Rrsigsde M Loubet, Ell Enperador
Guillermo II visitara al Gar y asistira
& una reyista naval. ;zf ~ ION b351 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

Contin1a enferma la nina hlja de
don AIateo Faiardo, alcalde de- Maya
guez, que .safre rn ataque de difteIia, B
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-02
PtACtMAKfR MEETS MS DEATH
WHITE MAN ADVISED NEGROES TO
QUIT FIGHTING AND WAS
SHOT.
QUARREL ABOUT A CRAP GAME
QUICK ACTION OF CITIZENS PRE-
VENTS A SERIOUS RACE
RIOT.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 2S.-In gen.
eral fight between White men and ne
groes at Childersburg yesterday after
noon white man and his son were
killed, while a white boy and one negro
We're wounded. The negroes are now
in Jail at Talladega.
The trouble grew out of crap game,
the negroes having quarreled over the
winnings. Tom Holley shot at one of
the party, when j. Bird. a white man,
came up and advised the negroes to
stop fighting. Holley, becoming angered
at the interference, fired on Bird. NOR
tally wounding him. Birds two sons
rushed to his side, and one of them
shot the negro Holley, inflicting a. fatal
wound. By this time the negroes were
firing on both boys and they began to
seek shelter. Reuben Bird went to mis-
father, who was dying, and was or
dered by George Woods, negro, to
run. The boy begged to remain by his
father, and on failure to move. was
shot dead. Charner Woods, father of
George Woods, then SHOT the elder. Bird
again. George Bird was shot in the
legs While escaping. A large crowd OF
whites quickly gathered and surround
ing the negroes, captured them all ana
took them to TallaGega. For While 1t
seemed as if a race riot would result,
but the quick ction of conservative
citizens prevented an outbreak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-02
PEu,aRpw,s sERAxcE CASE.
Now Believed That Former senator's
brother Was struck by Encmy or
by Detected pllfcrcr0.

Vow Believed That Former Senator'S
Brother Was Struck by Enemy OF
by Detected PMfercrs.
Sioux Fails, S. D., Dec. 25.-The deatn
Of Fred w. Pettigrew, without having
recovered sufficiently to give clear ac-
coun, Of how he was injured. has again
given rise to the belief that he was the
victim Of an assault. Many are OF the
cpirion that a reward should be onered
tor information as to the identity OF
The person or persons who were IN the
vehicle which was heard to drive nap
idly away from the Pettigrew home
fen moments before Pettigrew. was
found living unconscious in the road
1t is believed in some quarters that the
cscupant or occupants of the vehicle
were personal enemies Of Pettigrew.
and. seeing him near the road they
were driving by. reached out ana
struck him heavy blow with club or
weapon While passing. or that the I'M
known party or parties were thieves
who had several times raided Petit
crews farm. and that in going out
when he did after darkness had fallen,
he detected them in the act of pilfering
and that they turned upon and beat
him into state of Inconsistencies,
from which, during the two weeks in
tcrvening between that time and his
death, he never more than partially re-
covered.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-02
FIERCE FIGHT FOR ms uft
WHILE FEEDING THE ANIMALS
THEY TURN ON HIN WITH
GREAT FEROClTN.
IS BADLY TORN AND LACfRATtD
FOUND IN MEMBERS OF HIS FAM
ILL BLEEDING FROM MANY
WOUNDS.

Winona, Mimi, Dec. 2S.-Eugene u.
Logan of Ridgeway lies in the hospital
in this city suffering from serious in
juries received from vicious hogs. He
had a fierce conflict. and only for the
great fight he put up for his life ne
would have been torn to shreds.
On Christmas day Mr.. Logan went
out to care for his stock as usual In
order to properly feed the hogs 1t was
necessary for him to enter the pen and
distribute the feed in the troughs. He
had no sooner entered the pen than the
animals attacked him with great feroc-
ity. He tried to fight them off. but
could not do so. and it was only with
the greatest effort that he was able to
keep his feet. The nladdened animals
bit and tore at his knees and limbs
and when he reached the fence sur
rounding the pen he was
Bleeding From Many Wounds
H. had just strength CROUCH to drag
himself over the fence, where he fell
exhausted, and where he was found
short time after!Sard by some of the
members of his family. He was brought
to this city for treatment. An exam
ination showed that his limbs were
frigktfully torn and lacerated. One
kneecap was almost torn from it's place
His wounds were properly dressed and
he is now resting comfortably in the
hospital. His injuries are such that
only time will effect complete cure.
Mr.. Logan is one of the prominent
farmers of this county. He has large
farm in pleasant Hill, and has just
purcha sed another near by for $4,000.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-02
HILLS NEW BOATS.

Work on Two of the Ocean Steam-
ships Has Been Postponed.
New London, Dec. 2S.-The statement
that James j. Hills new ocean steam-
ship would be delayed in the building
refers to the vessels that will be con-
structed after those nearly completed
are launched. Both of the two man.
moth steamships building here will be
launched next June. 1t is stated, how
ever, that the construction of the two
larger steamships for the same COM
pany have been postponed, and work
will not be commenced Immediately, as
was anticipated.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-02
IMMIGRANTS TO Be EXAMINED
JAIL FOR THOSE WHO TEACH Dis,
RESPECT FOR TIE Gov
ERNMENT.
DtPoRItD FOR SECOND 0fffNst
PUNISHMENT FOR ATTEMPTS ON
THE LIFE OF THE PRESI-
DENT,

Washington, Dec. 27.-Much interest 10
manifested here In the bill recently Of
fered in the house. directed against
anarchy, by Representative Ray. chair
man of the house judiciary committee,
and who is also chairman of the special
committee appointed to consider the
subject.
The Ray bill outlines the probable leg
islation by congress relating to anarchy.
1t provides penalties for an assault or
attempted assault on the president, and
also\ for "sanctioning, aiding. abetting,
counsellng or advising such assault"
and even if this shall be done and the
assault not made. there is punishment
provided for giving such counsel OF
advice.
1t is made felony punishable by i'm.
prisonment of from 10 to 20 years, to
teach or advise the right or duty to as.
sault, injure or kill the president and
there are other
Anarchistic Teachings
included in this punishment. There Is
also punishment provided Off attempts or
the life of the vice president, and menu
bers of the cabinet. and for persons who
counsel or advise assaults on these Off.
GERS. Provision is made for the de.
portation of anarchists who shall teach
anarchism after they shall be punished
as prescribed
A Jail sentence of from one to five
years is provided for persons convicted
of advocating or teaching dsrespect for
organized government. Also that no inn
migrant who disbelieves in organized
government shall be permitted to land
in this country. This section is to be
inforced by the commissioner of immi.
grafton. All courts who shall have juris.
diction over granting
naturalization Papers
are instructed to make careful exam.
nations regarding the beliefs of the ap.
plicant on matters of government
The bill closes with a section applying
the same penalties to persons who shall,
within the jurisdiction Of the United
States, conspire to unlawfully assault,
injure. or kill, within or without the
United States, the king, emperor, presi.
dent or chief magistrate of any civilized
foreign nation.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-02
GOV. ROGERS DEAD.

Wasllington's Chief Executive
Passes Away.
Olympia, Wash, Dec. 2S.-Gov. John
r. Rogers died in this city at o'clock
last night.
Gov. Rogers was taken sick Friday
evening with a cold which developed
into pneumonia. On Sunday his con-
dition was such as to alarm his friends,
but on Monday afternoon the governor
was much better and it was thought
the danger had been passed. A con-
sultation of physicians was held and
it developed the fact that the patient
was progressing as well as could be
expected Tuesday it was announced
that the governor was suffering from
lobar pneumonia. The disease was then
located in the middle lobe of the right
lung. 1t was impossible to say until
Wednesday was passed whether the
disease would spread. Favorable
symptoms continued but early yester-
day the governor was suddenly taken
WORSE dying at o'clock last night.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-02
WIRELESS FOR THE NAVY.
Marconi's System Will Be Tried OH
WarshipS.


Washington, Dec. 2S.-The navy de-
partment has taken the initial steps
toward the adoption of wireless tel
egraphy as a means of signalling be-
tween warships at sea. To this end
A6miral Bradford, of the bureau OF
equipments, has asked that the ar
mored cruisers of the Pennsylvania
class have their masts and rigging SO
arranged that the wireless system can
b. introduced. This will necessitate
the frightening of the masts of the
ships and the Insulation of the metal
rigging by the use of hemp covering for
halyards. 1t is intended to get test
sets Of instruments of the various
wireless systems now being operated.
These include the Marconi system.
Thus far, however, the navy depart
ment has not adopted definitely any
system, but the construction of the
new ships is regarded as preliminary
to the adoption of a system whenever
it's practicability is established fully.
The British navy already has num-
Der Of its ships equipped with the Wire
less system, but this is the first move
On the part of the American navy to
make use Of the wireless plan.