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in writing ON or before the 18th day of April,
1902, the licenses applied for will be issued,
provided the said applicants comply with the
requirements of Chapter 6, Acts of 1894, re-
quiste thereto.
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Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County
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To my friends and patrons that my entire
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Saddles, Fly Nets, Collars, Lap Busters,
Trunks and Dress Suit Cases, have been pur
chased at same price as styear, so there will
be no advance with us. By our long expert
ence in handling these goods and carefully
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this extra announcement.
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concern, that they
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FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1902,
according to the provisions of the Code of
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
CORssaeO ole America.

A Ia sefiora Matilde Nelson, cuyo esposo
murio accidentalmenre en- Enero de 1901, de-
Cidio ell jurado de un tribunal de. BROOKLYN que
los contratistas para quienes trabajaba debian
indemnizara con S6.5oo; mientras que por la
muerte de William Ieys, en- TIN accidente ocu-
rrido en- el t1nel del ferrocarril Central de
Nueva York. en- Enero de este af1o, decide TN
jurado de Nueva York que la compaf1ia debia
dar 100000 la viuda y ST. 900 su abogado.
La viuda exigia S25o,ooo. Ell accidente, ex-
cluyendo gastos de pleitear, que deben haber
sido tremendos lleva costados la Compafiia
del Central $4o7 900 tiene demandas pen
dientes por mas de 81 100000.
Terribles sufrmientos esta ocasionando el
intensisimo frlo que prevalece estos dias en-
gran parte del pals. Ri6erense cinco defuncio-
mes, por tai motive, en- esta ciudad. Una pobre
viuda, la sef1ora Owens fue hallada muerta de
hambre y frio en- una miserable bohardilla dc
Brooklyn el martes, con su nif1o de tres afios
fnertemente abrazado ella, y tambien muerto
Ell ayuntamiento vot6 un credito de $Ioo 900
para emplearlo en- carbon distribuirlo entire
los necesitados En- ciertos barrios Sc ha puesto
fuerza especial de policia para proteger los
depositos de carbon, que las multitudes de
gente aterida amenaza entrar a saco. Ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
M0narCa aeyzsagzGGieao

ST hubiera l6gica, que nj ia hay nj la ha-
bra nunca en- el mundo, el Rey Leopoldo obse-
quiar1a con bombones 4 Rubino.
le dlria:
-Joven-joven hasta cierto punto, puesto
que ha perdido usted la cabellera- en- vez de
Condenarle trabaios forzadcs por toda la vida,
queda usted condeaado bombones perpetuos,
porque 70, el Rey, le estoy listed muy agrade-
cido
Aunque todo ell lnundo Sc indigno contra
ell atentado, hay que reconocer cue el Rey
Leopoldo, como pastor de un rebafio, no ha
hecho mas que atracarse de ovejas dandose Ia
mejor vida possible
No temais que recuerde las aventuras del
Monarca. Esta no Is hora de entregarnos al
espiritu cr1tico.
Echados, a nanera de velo, los preceden-
tes puntos suspensivos, prosigo:
Aunque indiguado por 10 del atentado no
puedo 20 negar hechos que estau en- Ia 1nemoria
de todoS, porque son de aver nismo la buena
Reina de Belgica, sola durante su gravedad,
solo la hOra Ce Su nluerte, I1lientraS el Rev
es.aba retendo por TN 'frou -frou" en- Lucnon;
ell Rey llegando muy contrariado Bruselas;
la terrible escena cue tuvo con Ia PrIncesa. Es
tefanis, atropellada y eXpulsada sin miramien-
to aguno las lagrimas que le arranco el es-
pectaculo de su madre muerta en- la mas espan-
tosa soledad, luego, apenas cerrada Ia Sc
pultura, ell Rey volviendo a Lucbon
La prensa de Europa estallo en- indigna-
Clones impreCaciones destacandose los perio~
dicos de Paris. Bruselas, comprmida por la
cabaleria, permanecio muda helada de estu-
por Por piedad hacia la pobre Reina, que al
morir sc puso de rodillas en- sencio bes6 la
invisible, la opinion pdblica Sc puso frente al
Rey.
he aqu1 que un atentado-el atentado de
TN hombre que ha dicho: "Yo me sentia nl1y
desgracado, al yer pasar tantas riquezas en-
esplendidas carrozas.... "-ha puesto esa misnla
opinion al lado del Rey. Bruselas le ha vitorea-
do. Las Cortes europeas le felicitan. En- Paris
periodcos como LA Patrie', que castigaron du-
ramente la conducta del Rey con Ia Reina
protestan contra la aggression de que pudo ser
victlma. el pueblo belga, el pueblo, la masa,
no solo quso hacer un "lynchamiento' con el
agresor sino que acribillo plfialadas e coche
en- que le llevaron a la carcel
El Rey de Be'gica, que hace POGO tuvo 10
que Sc llama una male Pre- sa tiene en- estos
momentos una de las mejores Prensas que ha
teuido Monarca alguno
............... ...............
ell calvo Rubino que no Sc quedaria cal
| vo de pensar en- el medic de que no Sc le esca-
| pasc la vfctima. ha dicho, segtn el bien infor-
mado corresponsal de lie Matin", "que llam6
| su atencion sobre el Rey la conducta de este
| cuando murio la Reina". k2bcs
| 81 hubiera logica, que nj la hay nj la.habra
nunca en- el mundo, el Rey Leopoldo le estaria
1nuy agradecido....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

En- el salon de Conferencias del Congreso
Sc han reunido el p del pasado mes los dipu
tados : senadores catalanes que Sc encut ntr IN
en- Madrid.
FL objeto de Ia reunion no ha sido otro
que el de acordar Ia forlna de recabar del mi
nistro de instruction Pdblica una eXplicacion
del alcance y Ia Interpretation de Ia real orden
del Teferdo ninjstro, del 22 del pasado, Soble
enseflauza del catecisnlo en- Catalu1a.
Despues de larga deliberaci0n, Sc acordo
Cesignar una con1ison compuesta de los sefloreS
Manstany, Forgas Saia, que Sc acercase vi
Star al nlinistro, al Cual hCiera la siguiente
pregunta:
ST Tin maestro, enSefIando Ia doctrina Cris-
tiana en- castellano, conforme al real decreto del
p de Novienbre, Ia ensefIara tambien en- ca
talan para que los alumnos comprendieran me
jor ell idioma Official, el castellano, 6 empleara
ademas para la ensefanza otros idiomas, que
daria Suleto la responsabilldad que define el
art. 2. Q del real decreto actes citado1
Ell ministro contesto 10 siguiente;
Cuando ell maestro Sc dIrija los ni1los
niIas que ignoren el Castellano, claro es que ell
maestro no caera dentro de 10 proh:bido por el
decreto del dfa %, por hacer uso, como instru-
mento para la enseflanza, del idioma catalan.
Lo que Sc pretende conseguir con la dispo-
sicion antes citada, es que, tanto la doctrina
CrStiana, como las demaS materiaS que conSti-
tuyen Ia enSefIanza en- las escuelas, sea dada en-
castellano, con 10 cual vendra resultar una
dobe ventaja para la educacion de los ni1os,
pues ademas del idoma catalan, que saben por
haberle aprendido en- ell seno de la familia, sa
bran y conoceran Ell lenguaje Official que Sc i'm
pone forzoSamente en- las escuelaS. pOrque, de
10 contrario, va resultar que en- las escuelas,
que dependen exclusivamente del Estado, Sc
ensefiara, no el lenguaje Official para toda Espa-
Tia, que es el castellano, sino que, en- Catalufa
sc ensefiara e catalan; en- Galicia el gallego; en-
cacion perderia su base de unidad, que es una
necesidad indispensable.
Los conisionados salieron muy complaci-
dos de la contestacion del ministro, y volvieron
al Congreso a dar cuenta a sus compsiieros del
resultado de su entrevista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
ADIOS

Nuestro amigo y compaffero en- la prensa,
don Santos Jurado ha salido esta mafiana para
Trinidad
Despedimos afectuosamente al apreciado
viajero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

fana, sc prendi6 fuego al Lincoln Hotel, en-
Chicago. Las llamas, propag gandose hacia las
entradaS y salidas, que no tenian la amplitud
exigida por la ley, cerraron el paso Ia gente
y Sc prod11jo una terrible desgracia. NIurieron
catorce personas como Ia tercera parte de las
que ALI habia unas quemadas, otras sofocadas
por ell huno algunas de golpes por haber per-
dido Ia serenidad y lanzandose por las venta-
mas Ia calle. La parte material del hotel no
sufro casi NADIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

FahTenhe!t' u2 ceniigrados bajo cero.l
For dichoso sc pod-ia tener el i.us,re COM
poSiior Mascagni. 81 Tegre,a Sano salvo 81
patria. DesplGs lie una representation en-
Scranton, Pennsylvania, e lines sal:6 para
Syracuse, Nueva York, ( daf o:ra el martes.
LEGO Syracuse sin empresario. pues Sc 10
arrestaron en- Scranton, sin one sepamos la
casa, pero la sabremos despues 81 Dios quie-
re- y la reataremos otro dia. En- Syracuse
di6 su concerto, al fin del cual los mlisicos Sc
declararon en- huelga demandado paga. Ex-
pic6les Mascagni que 81 les pagaba, solo le
quedarian $50 dc las entradas, 10 que no era
bastante para gastos de ferrocarril hasta el
proximo lugar de la temporada, que era To
ronto Ontario. En- esta batalla concluyen las
noticias que tenemos. Esperabase que el en-
presario. Mr.: Heard, pudiese llegar d tempo
para salvar la situacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

inercurio haj6 ei marteS en Nueva York I ,
Fahrenheit, Q2S ceniigrados bajo oero.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

La "GaCeta publ1ca las notaS cambladaS
por Espa1a los Estados Unidos, reviviendo
los convenios de 1895, que acordaban protection
reciprocal en- los derechos de propiedad inteec-
tual, artfstica y lieraria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
E,SPANA
ULTIMO CORREO

III niinistro dc Marina. selor Sauchez To-
ca. Ia cnviado una circular toGos los depar-
tanentos de su ramo PidieEdoes su ,oncurSo
Ell l. preparation &c Tin programa naval que
sera presentado 4 las Cortes Su prop6sito eS
aunentar el presupuesto de Marina en- S. 10000
para 1898, continuar luego aumentandolo
gradualmente hasta que la partida alcance q
$4,000 eco, en vez de los S7.5oo,ooo anuaes
que actualmente Sc gastan.
Favorece-a Ia for;naci6n de un sindicato
que empreada Ia construction de buques de
guerra y la reorganizaci6n de los astileros
arsenales nejora de los puertos. Espera qae
leve dicz aflos Ia construction de una nueva
escuadra; pero que dertro de cuatro ai1os va Sc
ha3ran hecho considerabes adelantos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Ia CsCCSsaina
de nscmroe

Vdase Ia opinion de un notable publicista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
El gobierno es.a resuelto a obrar con ener.

gfa Ell el asunto del catalalismo y conosSha
anenaZado con que llegara cerrar Ia Univer
sidad de Barcelona 81 es precise, los diputados
catalanistas han manifestado que 81 este suce-
dera, Sc marcharfan 4 Catalufia adoptarfan
una actitud becosa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Ha fallecido en- San Sebastian el general
Vivar, del cuerpo de Infqnteria de Marina

Fl rlinistro de Estado ha recibido TN tele-
grana del enbajador de Esp2fla cerc2 de Ia
Saesa @ede, not6candole que Ell Naticaro ha
enviado tiua nueva nota relativa la disrninu-
ci6n de las di0cesis. Con este motive, dice TN
nlnlStro, que puede teuerse por SECURE TN ext
to complete en Ia rebaja de las obligaciones
eclesias.icas que hguran en- los presupuestos del
EstadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

Para counemorar el primer aniversario del
falecirliento de don Francisco Pf Margall, sc
celebo TN Meeting republicano seguido de ma
nifestacion.
Los manifestantes, en- acttud completa-
nente pacffica, fuerO1 hasta 81 cementerio civil,
dOnde estan enterrados los restos del ilustre re-
pGblco J, deposita1on sobre su tumba una mag
nlfca corona.
No hubo ningtlu desorden que lanientar
con raO.ivo de este acto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
YACHTING.
THE NEW DEFENDERS ESTIMATED
ED-DESIGNERS NEARING
THE LIMIT

Yachtsnen are beginning TO figure out how much
faster the new Cup defender the Herreshoffs TO
build at Bristol will he than the Columbia. The
Constitution IS unknown quantity until she has
beaten the Columbia deCisively in series OF races.
Judging from the close work OF Shamrock II IN
the last races with the Columbia, the experts say
that if the Constitution up the expectation
of her designers she will beat the Columbia five
minutes on a thirty mile That being So the
new boat order he selected should be at least
dve minutes faster than the Constitution a
similar course IN other words. the new boat TO be
chosen must surely be ten minutes faster than the
Columbia in sailing thirty miles.
II Herreshof produce a boat that beat
the Columbia that much" said racing yachtsman
yesterday, he will certainly have boat that is
world heater and that Will keep the Cup on
this side of the Atlantic for / feel that Fife
with all his skill. cannot turn out boat that Will
travel ten minutes faster than Shamrock II. and
that means that shall b, able 70 defeat sham
rock III easily did her sister ship sham
rock IT, OF thing certain and that is
both desisners are nearing their limit OF speed in
seaWOrthy boat ana for that reason none of US
would be much surprised If the new boat was una
bic 10 beat the Constitution when they come to-
gether'
Sir Thomas Upton has been quoted as saying that
II his boat sails only hve minutes faster the
course than the new defender he will win the Cup
Well. perhaps he will. for that means that his new
boat will be nearly. IL not quite fifteen minutes
faster than the Columbia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
JOCKEY GETS \ BAD FALL.

Cincinnati Nov 6.-George Peratt. jockey. got
bad fall in the third race at Latonia to-day.
F,ierat+ who was Lady Meddlesome. the odds
an favorite tried 10 get through the bunch the
clubhouse and was thrown over the rail He
clicked I'd unconscious and sent 10 the hospital
Isis injuries are not thought 70 he fatal Four
sa,.or,tes won Weather cloudy. track muddy.
summary
r,-s, race ceiling. furlongsl-Dave Summers 90
<,II.-o,,, 70 / won. Wannta Ia" Lindsey. Is 70 l.
sseons. Floret 81 osculyl u 10 hind Time 19la
9r.e- Flaneur Rose Of Msy. Ethel Davis. Halheriier
Hurry InsoIence The Rush end Sister Kate II elso ran
and one half furlongsb-- hristine A.
100 Lindsey. 8 won; Two LEX li2 tF Wilamsl
70 J. Sneciai Tax Pluck. Might Owl Rrlers Mud
I Nv Queen George West. Ornadere and seal spots
Third race ceiling: one milel|Iaaia' JOS &C kellyi
t-come ii2 CR Wiiliams). - third Tine :i94.
paw the Fiddler. BineheHo' Lou ies anu ''use aiso
an Lady Meddlesonie teli ,,rto,-s, i,s,,s, %
ra fhandicap: six I1flonss Lilseist v
e1ir 10 . won. Lady Kent ~ tl,oyo' ) 70 sse-
~, ped a3 Kelly j 70 J. third Time ia
ono; MN! e Zvra and Tea Rose III also ran .
tTSesh race (fve furlongs)-haTdoipn TO -
y, o, ira a. Dalyl 10 third Time 100 Not wisely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
TO SELECT WORLDS FAIR EMBLEM
MEET IN -YORK-EXHIBITIONs
OF COMPETITIVE DESIGNS

The competition for emblem for the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition. in which designers through
cut the civilized world taking part will be de
cided on November Il next At 10 o'clock that
day the jury OF will meet in the jury rooms
Of " :. Budworth & Son. No. 1874 West Fifty
sccond-st. where the competitive designs have
been accommodating since November
Tho jury Of award is made up Of the following
Two painters. Frederick Dielman president of the
National Academy OF Design and John La Fargo.
president OF the Society of American Artists. two
scuptors. J Q A Ward. president Of the National
Sculpture Society. and dorado Taft Of Chicago.
president Of the Society of Western Artists two
architects Charles T. McKim. president Of the
American Institute Of Architects and Wilson Eyre.
president Of the Philadelphia Chapter Of Amer
lean Institute of Architects and historian Pro-
fessor Alcee Fortier of New Orleans president of
the Louisiana Historical Society
Some time next December after the jury has
rendered its verdict, exhibition of a selected
number Of the designs submitted will be held in
this city. under the auspices of the National Arts
Club in its galleries. at No 81 West Thirty fourth
st The exhibition will be in charge of the art
committee Of the club composed OF Charles Rol-
linson Lamb, chairman; j. Q A Ward John W
Alexander, John La Fargo, Rhoda Holmes Nichols
and Charles De Kay The designs will also be
taken st. Louis for exhibition in the galleries
Of the Museum Of Fine Arts and IL is not i'm
probable that, under proper arrangements they
he exhibited in other cities of the esta blished
art exhibition circuit
Professor Halsey c. Ives director of the St
Louis Museum of Fine Arts, and chief of the art
department Of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
suggested the competition and perfected its de-
tails II has been in progress for six months.
since last May, at which time the conditions Of
the competition and the personnel of the jury were
made public by the exposition. The conditions
were very simple:
A prize of 5000 for the best emblem. design or
device applica BILE for the official seal the
exposition for medal. letterhead or poster. or
for any other purpose in connection with the dig
nihed exploitation of the Louisiana Purchase Elk
position, delivered between November l and No
vember s. 1892 at the Budworth rooms in New
York"
Inquiries regarding the competition and avowa Is
Of intention 10 participate have from
every State in The Union. from small well as
from large cities and from every big city in every
country Europe. In numerous instances asSo-
Citations artists and designers have obtained in
formation regarding the competition for their
members body The inquiries came from
workers in the industrial arts well from
workers I'm the fine arts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
JORDAN WINS HANDICAP.

Chicago. Nov 6.-Jordan. held at to in the
betting, won the mile handicap at Lakeside to-day,
easily defeating the odds-on favorite. Rolling Boer
Jordan away from his field at the start. taking
a clear lead Of ten lengths. Rolling Boer with
a sensa tonal rush in the stretch. but unable
20 make up the gap. and was beat length at the
wire. DR. stephens finished third. Weather cloudy
and cold. track muddy The summaries
First five and one-half furlongsI-Arie b, 100
Nv Hicks. 20 3. Wineand. 10 tBirkenruth) p
Time. l2is Chicago Girl Countess Reasoner. Annula
and Discharged also
second race six furIongs)-Moabiae % Cv. Hicks
: II You Dare. los IT Walsh. l3 10 g. second
Matte In4 GiOar). 10 third Time. OS.
hummer optional Fake. Stratton and Automaton also
Third seven furlongsworthington 11a robbins.
20 tiraien. l27 tBattstel. 10 / second Braw
Lad 100 uTavwood, 10 20 third Time 80 y Fasse-
las. LimelEht. Guy H Alfred .. Tcktul Old Mike,
nrerary II Commonweath's Atorney Tulare Barley
and Rosie Mac also
Fourth race mneD-Jordan. 1ol q Walsh. 2 % 2
stephens @2 Robbins. 10 20 l. third Time. +'s Nu
also
Fifth race (hve and one-haf furongs,-'iregor X l2
IIoar) 20 3 won. Prince ~ Endurance ~ G'uchan-
am > "a I second Belle Graham. IS CW Waldo 50 70
/ third Time. IL The Don. oronte Eeson4 and
Iosctte also
sixth race zone siKteeath mies)-Donatse. 90
~ Walsh, ]. won. Harvey. so Nv waldo - - l.
second: Franstamar 81 tDaVisson) 70 J. trrd
Tine. l542s MacGve. EE Iniun. Me7a- Albert Lee
Danish and Miss Lisa also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
THE AUTOMOBILE.
JOHN BRISBEN WALKER on AUTOS. :"
He THINKS A DRIVER WHO MAKES FORTY
MILES AN HOUR HAS MURDER
IN HIS HEART

At a meeting OF the Mems Guild OF the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Yonkers last night
the pastor OF the church introduced John Brisben
the automobe-its present and its future, He re-
fcrred TO the recent decision Of City Judge Kellogg
OF Yonkers regarding the trolley and automobile
accident in that city recently and said:
a man who goes out in an automobile with the
deliberate intention of making speed of forty
miles hour has murder in his heart. or else
he is fool not knowing the possibilities OF the
mighty engine he has under his care and guidance.
No man has any right 10 imperi the lives OF human
beings by running his machine at any such rate Of
speed public highway. He Is a dangerous type
of man TO have AT large with one of those mighty
racing machines
Mr.. Walker went 70 say that automobile
when properly handled was safer in a crowded
street than was a team Of horses. Accidents would
he fewer 70 say nothing OF the loss OF life, when
machines were handled and controlled by competent
drivers Of them This was especially true in the
crowded streets of the city