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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25
Farm Implement Trade.
MISCELLANEOUS
New York Cotton,

spsssa Tts
for pons and cn the
tingent, upon finding the market here streng and and
advancing rapidly, turned for cover in both
n had
reached s.1oc and January s07c at which fig
R saae 4etea b and ptsF esS
early session the market was active:
in tone, With prices at the highest notch Of the
morning, s:o7c for December. January prices
SPOT steady; nniddling uplands, sbc; midd1ing
o bas ccSpassa ssfRt at the s
ago, and 5,89S actual for the corresponding day
paFsd Fear VIE ast thf wees
New York Coffee and Sugar. So
New York. aug. 2S:-cuffee futures opened s1
6ids IN the absence ssh Of important new develop
ments in the crop situation local trade was COM
SUCH ain eary in
session were conflicting. one cable reporting that
of the Towering had been destroyed Toward
advanced rather sharply, noon bids being net 10
@1S points above boy the opening The bull leaders
and Europe bought. Sales to II q. m. amounted
to 45, 900 bags, including August, $3.50; Septem-
Der. 5.25@5.4oc; October, s. .30@5 45c;. November
e;abc; Dseembsr. 5;45@oSoc; March, i $500. soc;
Spot quiet and steady; 5kc for Rio Is.
Rio quiet; No. I Rio, 50, 7.75c. Exchange
1oo 5sss or Erope tor f6
stock, 7O9, 600. $50
sugaE-RRaw, frn,er; fair refining. 25kc; cen
Refined steady; crushed, 5.15c powdered, 4.75c;
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans, so@4oc
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25

It's easier to pick fuss with your
neighbor than 1t is to pick music out OF
a banjo. a -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Aug. 25.-Butter steady; creameriss,
twins Ioc; daisies, 1o1a @10Nc; Young Amesi-
cas-. 10Ac. Eggs easy; loss off, cases returned
17@17Ac; iced poultry easy; turkeys, 1870
1890. Chickens, 10h @12hc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25

There are more ways of deserving pun
ishment than there are of escaping it.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25
New York.

New York, Ang- 25.-Beef, firm; family SIS
@16.5O- PORK, trn. Lard, firm; prime Kest-
erui steams 1.20x @
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25

The watermelon's come to town
But that's all we can say for it.
The slice we get is bout as wide -
AS the coin we have to pay for it.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25
Liverpool Grain.
GENERAL PRODUCE
Official Quotations of the Minneapolis Produce
Exchange.
Monday Aug, %,

y. ~
Extra creamery butter, steady; pack
ing stock, steady. Strictly fresh eggs,
lower. Fancy country dressed veal, {:
: steady. Green fruits, steady. New ap- {:
pies, lower. Potatoes, easy. Lemons.
: lower.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25
Wheat Movement by Roads.

Wheat Movement by Roads.
Aug. %.
Observation-Disclosures. 106; Omaha. 80;
St. Louis, %: Great Northern. 109: Burlington,
!; Soo 12: Northern Pacific, 3S; Chicago Great
Western. 80.
Observation-Disclosures. 4; Omaha, 2; st.
Louis, 15; Great Northern 1.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25
Puts and Calls.

Two O'Clock report:
Puts-September wheat, 67Ac.
Calls-September wheat, 6S7sc.
Curb-September wheat, 67Ac.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25

s1:45; to arrive $1:42; ssgtembes, s1.se; oeto-
4ehc; September 49c. oats-To arrive, 33hc;
September, 324c; December, SOC; Barley, AZ
@60c.
New York Grain and Flour.
New York AHg 5-F1ousnReeeipts 1s,275
Receipts. 375, 600 bu; Sales 1,3!5, ,0O0; after a
slight reaction it rallied on small northwestern
stocks covering and talk of visible supply
Ssssf$:S s!snDis Sse$Ess:
western. 591ac f. Q. b. ahoat; No. 2, SOC track.
Corn Receipts, 45.16O bu; sales, $4,000 bu;
opened steady on cables and rain in Iowa and
Nebraska, eased off but rallied again With
48Ac; May. 44B @45ssc. Oats-Receipts, 273,
600 bu; dull but steady; track white, nominal.
Liverpool Grain.
Liverpool, Aug. 5.-Recelpts Of wheat for the
past week were as follows: From Atlantic ports,
90 600 Qrs Pacific ports, 20, 900 qrs; other ports
$1,000 Qrs. Receipts Of American corn for the
week. none.
Wheet-spot strong. No. | northern spring,
6s 4d; No. western winter, IS 11ad No. Cali
forn1a, Is Sd; futures quiet; September, 6s 1-Sd
December IS 10&d. Corn-Spot American mixed
quiet, 5s lid; futures, September, nominal Oc'
tober, IS SID; January 4s I'D.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25
Daily Wheat Movement.

No. 2 barley, g.; No. 3 barley, 2; No barley, 3;
No. rye, g. No. 1 flax, l.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25
BROKE ALL RECORDS
To-day's Receipts Are the Heaviest
Ever Known at South
III" St. Paul. as j.. >....-.-
Cattle Prices Unchanged Hogs Ad-
T. vance 10 to 15c and Sheep
Ease Off by 1Oc. D,

South St. Paul, Mnn. Aug 25.-Estimated re-
ceipts at the Union stock yards to-day: Cattle,
5.36O calves, 40; hogs, $50; sheep, 3,4O0; cars
219- ~. - .-,... .@.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan: ], 1902 to date, at compared with the same
period in 1901:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep Horses. Cars.
1902 lib 723 go 112 800, 502 1851 $40 10 sl3
1901. 1928 81 1872 $40, 795 80, 743 10, ,674 S,437
Inc:... ss,44s 2,7so 55,oo7 1o25e7 TX; 2,376
Dec 49,. ..... ...... ...... 5,134 .....
The following table shows the receipts thus far
IN August as compared with the same period In
1901: F "-''I -
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep. Horses Cars.
1902. 1911 1,O22 14.71O 225S4 1885 1,167
1901. 6,752 1,146 1928 $685. Ill 614
Inc Ill ,419. -. 49,. 14,O49 Lila 553
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-25
HIDES, PELTs, TALLow AND WOOL.

No. l. No. 2
Green salted heavy steer hides. 9A 81
Green salted light hides .....:....8 6%
Green salted. veal calf. to 16 lbs. 10Y SA
Green Green saited long haired or runner kip ~ s"
Green salted deacons, each ........5O 40
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
INVESTIGATION ASKED.
Eceissia.tisd Property aud Objects Of
Catholic vsnsration on q Transport

hceisssastisd Properly aud bbjeets OF
Catholic ysnsration on q Transport.
San Francisco. Sept. ll.--At a special
meeting Of the executive council OF the
Catholic Truth society Il was unani'
nously resolved TO send a dispatch TO
President Roosevelt regarding ecclesias-
teal property and other objects Of
Catholic veneration discovered on the
United States army transport Bufford.
The dispatch, which was signed by
Philip Organ. spiritual director OF the
society. requests an immediate and
thorough investigation as to the
original ownership and nature OF this
property and the manner in which IL
came into possession OF the United
States army officers. II an inyestiga-
ton shows that IL Is church loot We ask
10 10 be returned Immediately TO the
true owners. and that officers In whose
possession Il was found be summary
dealt with according 10 army regula'
lions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
DIFFERENCES HEALED
Harmony Now Reigns Among the
Republicans Of Texas.
RESTORED BY GREEN
Lyon wiz lie State Chairman, Hswiey
National Committeeman and Green
Manager OF Congressional
Campaign In Texas.

Fort Worth, Tex. Sept. 1.-THE Re
publican convention began work In
earnest this morning. The first bust
ness was the report OF the COMMITTEES
on permanent organization. The report
was adopted. II named 4. II. X. Green
OF Terrell as permanent chairman and
l.. S. Simmons OF Marlin, secretary.
The fearture OF the morning session
was a resolution indorslng President
Roosevelt for president In 1904. Va
rious speeches we're made at that SEES
sion.
There Ia a rumor out that the Green
forces are backing George Burkitt Of
Palestine for governor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
COTTON PIcKERs POISONED
seven Person. DIE from IahaIing FsaaSs
OF Paris Green.

Paris. Tex. Sept IA report has
reached this city OF a Wholesale poison
ing. which is said to have occurred in
the forks OF Red river and the Klamltla
in the territory. 4 farmer about three
weeks ago applied paris green to the
cotton In the lower corner Of his field
next TO the bottom where the boil
worms we're doing damage. There had
been no rain scarcely since the paris
green was applied. Three or four days
ago several cotton pickers. four men
and three women. went to work In the
patch where the poison had been APP
piled. Late In the evening they be
came sick and during the night all OF
them are reported to have died. Their
death is said 10 have been caused by
inhaling the dust OF the poison.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
Shooting of TsIss Ranger.

Laredo. Tex. Sept l1.-News has
reached this city from Brownsville Of
the shooting % three members OF the
Texas state rangers near there by par
ties In ambush. supposed 10 be friends
Of a man recently killed by the rangers
while being arrested on a charge OF
cattle stealing.
Ranger RObuck was instantly killed,
Ranger Baker was sligEly wounded,
and Ranger Miller had his horse shot
from under him. but escaped unscathed
Eight Mexicans have been arrested
for alleged participation In the am
bush attack on the rangers
The body OF rhe dead ranger was
embalmed and shipped TO his brother
al I.ockhart. Tex, where the inter-
ment will take place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
No Arbitration WIN ~. HAD.

New York. Sept il.-Mr. John W.
Marie the head OF the firm OF @. b.
Markle 4 Co. the largest OF the In.
dividual coal operators In the anthra.
cite field Wednesday made a state.
ment respecting the proposed arbltra.
tion between the employers aud the
employees.
There will be no arbitration" said
Mr.. Markle. and no settlement OF the
coal strike In any way. We have no.
forgotten our experiences on a former
occasion. There has been in existence
from 1885 an agreement with the men
In our employ providing for the set.
Element In an amicable way of all diff
ferences that arose. by arbitration.
This has been repeatedly violated
since"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
FOR SALE.

south 4 lf OF block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About or and one-quarter acres
scar school use In southeast part
flown. Small new cottage, tenan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
Mormon. Ordered to Leave.

Texarkana. Tex. Sept. 1.-The
United Charities. composed OF the va.
rious ladies benevolent societies Of
Texarkana. held n meeting and re-
solved that the two Mormon mIssIona.
ries now canvassing this city must
leave. and committee OF three was
accordingly appointed TO warn them 10
get out The mormons received the
committee civilly. but refused 10 &c.
cede to It's demand. saying Il was a
free country and they had a right TO
worship God according 10 the dictates
OF their own consciences.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
No Fu.len in oeIer.de.

Denver. Sept. 1.-THE Democrats OF
Colorado have nominated Edward w.
stlmson for governor. put the name OF
Thomas Annear OF San Juan In second
place on the ticket
The platform reaffrms allegiance to
the principles Of Democrat faith as
outlined at the national convention at
Kansas City In 1900. an particularly
allegiance to the cause OF bimetalllsm.
and asserted that Senator Henry NJ
Teller was one OF the greatest % the
nations living statesmen.
The conference committee reported
that the Populists had demanded three
places on the ticket, had been offered
one place and had rejected the Ofer
A resolution was then offered declaring
for a straight ticket and Inviting the
Populsts 10 Join the Democratic party.
II was adopted.
The Popullst state convention. when
II was learned the Democrats had de-
cided against fusion. decided 20 place
q full ticket In the field. Following
nominations were made by acclama-
ton:
Governor-Frand w. overs.
Lieutenant governor-Thos. Annear
Secretary OF state-Davld A. Mills.
Congressman at large-B. II. North
cult.
State treasurer-Jas. l.. Hurt
Attorney general-Chas. c. Post
State Matthew j. Layden.
State superintendent OF public
school-Mrs Helen NJ. Grenfels.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
BIInd Wan snlcld.,.,

Galveston. Sept ll.-Lazarus Anto-
noyiteh. IS years Of age. died here as
the result OF morphine poisoning self
Until the last few years
he has been a screwman. but because
Of loss OF sight became unable 10 per-
form this work and since then he has
been supported through the beneVo-
hence OF the Serewmen's association.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12

house and we'll on premises. Price
$3.50.
Six room house and two lots OF
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
denny. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
76 feet front on Railroad steet out
Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Lots near school house at siOO
each.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12
ONE MORE ARRESTED.
Assthsr Alleged Bssaisr Aldermen u
der ARE "A NJ. Iouis


St Louis. Sept. ii.--william Tam
blyn. former member OF the house oi
delegates. who was indicted Monday
on two charges OF bribery in conneo
ton with the passage OF the city light
Ing bill IN February. 1899. was brought
back from Cleveland. where he had
been for two years lie Is one OF the
members OF the alleged combine that
J. X. Murrell named on his confession
TO the grand jury after his return from
Mexico. Tamblyn. in custody Of a de-
tective. was taken TO the jail and lock.
ed up pending the attempt to secure
bail The grand Jury reconyened and
took mp the consideration OF the light
ing scandal Of the last municipal as
sembly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-12

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept ii.-whlt'
winged peace reigns over Texas Re
publicans and all differences ar,
things OF the past. Reconciliation pre-
dominates the party leaders and grea
body OF Republican voters. and through
their accredited representatives Ia
convention assembled here gave hearty
approval OF the settlement of differ
ences. All these things were made pos
sible by a joint conference held Wed
nesday afternoon between the leaders
the meeting having been arranged by
a letter addressed 10 State Chairman
Lyon by f. II r. Green. who on Tues.
day announcing that he was harmony
candidate for state chairman.
The gist OF Green's letter was that
he was ready and willing TO leave the
race since an adjustment had been &C.
compllshed Mr. Lyon accepted the
prefer OF conference. and at 1880 p.
m. State Chairman Lyon National
Committeeman Hawley. Green. wnmot
OF Austin. Postmaster Clifford OF San
Antonio and Federal Judge Burns OF
Houston, entered Lyons Headquarters
Il was agreed that Lyon should be
state chairman. Hawley national com.
m.tteeman and temporary chairman OF
the convention and Green permanent
chairman Of the convention and man.
ager Of the congressional fights 10 be
made In Texas.
u Is learned that II was the wish OF
president that Texas Republicans get
together and that he favored Lyon. and
this. as much as anything else. had n
salutary effect on the deliberations
which followed In the conference.
Very little was accomplished at the
afternoon session. There was a tab.
leaux when Lyon. Hawley and Green
clasped hands in the center OF the
stage and announced the harmony
program. The committee announced
It's decision on contests. committees
were appointed and the convention ad.
iourned for the night session.
At the night session the decision Of
the executive committee on all con.
tests was ratified and the convention
adjourned until this morning.
II Is announced that a full ticket will
be nominated because OF the action OF
Y. H.R. Green In Withdrawing from tho
race for state chairman. Mr.. Green
has declined the nomination for gov.
ernor and several names will probably
be presented.
The following telegram was read at
the night session. II was sent to r. H.
r. Green by J. s. Clarkson OF New
York:
"The president Is greatly pleased
with your position and friendship. Re
lies on your power and good judgment.
Hopes for a united party and harmo-
NOUS action. lie Is especially anxious
Tor the election OF Republican con.
gressmen from Texas"
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El sistema mGtrlco
decimal
en- los Estados Unidos
Opinion de Lord Kelvin.

POGO antes de regreaar a su
pals Lord K lvin, Ell sabio ing.6s,
fu@ dido ante la comisi6n de cuf1os,
pesas y medidss, de Ia CGmara, 50.
bre el proyeCto de ley del Repre-.
sentante shafroth, de Colorado, pa.
n 10 adopci6n del sistema m6triCo
decimal. Las observGciones de Lord
Kelvin fueron oidas Goa pre- fundo
inter6s p0r los miembros de Ia CO.
mission. Apoy6 resueltamente Ell
propuesto cambio, y dijo que 81 bien,
pOr patriotismo, hubier& desesdo
que L. iniciativa para ls adopciGn
international del sistems, psrtiese
de su gobierno, se complacerfa en-
verla tomads por los Estados Uni
dos, siempre que SO logr&se el fin
apetecido. Aprobo la idea consig-
NADIA en- el bill de 10 CGmar&, de con
ceder Ell tempo necesario para que
go faese comprendiendo el sistema
antes de exigir So general adopci6n.
George Westinghouse, jefe de
la colossal empress que Heva su nom
bre, tambien hab.6 en- favor del
sistema, indicando, sin embargo,
que SO necesitarf&n diez amos para
que 10 acogiese el pueblo, & causa
de l& natural prevention que existia
contra tode cambio de tipos 6 pa
1POn0G.
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conducidos los vsgones y quemAdoa
& continuation.
FL procedimiento usual es ell
siguiente SO f)rmA un tren que mar
cha empujado por su parte poste-
rior por una locomotora, Sc hAce
que esta desArrolle una velocidad
considerable J Sc lama ell convoy
contra IN obst&culo, de modo tai
que los vagones queden convertidos
en- astillas Rntes de ser quemados.
Con este procedimiento eminan
temente PRACTICE 10 CompafiA 10.
gra quemar hasta Glen v6gonea diM
riamente. De estG suerte coLsigue
tAmbien extraer de treinta 6 cuaren
to mil toneladas de hero de exec
lente calidRd de unos cuantos milla
res de vagones viejcs, que adQuiere
q pr &c os AumRmente reduci
dos.
Lo que hAsta shora no Sc hA "a
sado por las mientes de lA Compa ria
es Alqu uilAr sus terrenos y poner sua
procedimientos { IL disposition de
IGs Compaf1iss ferroviRriRs que qui
sierRn hacer ensRyos previos de cho
ques y desc&rrilAmientoo.
Todo Sc andar6, sin embargo.
EN- EsTA IMPRENTA se darG
eolocEci6n 6 dos chicos appendices
que sepAn componer = distribuir.
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Partida de aiedreZ.

Hemos recibido IL aiguiente CTR
ta: GSr. Director de Ella Cores
pondercia.a SeH1or: dando Gina &
los preparativos para 10 primera
p0rtida de Gjedres pactadA CON el Sr.
Gotina de Ponce, tengo el gusto de
enviar 6 ID. una nota de condolences
al efecto.
Como el Sr. Gotina en- de Ma
20 me propuso desde las column&s
de Gel Porveriro v&rias de aquellas,
empezAr6, para referirme q elias,
por recordarlas.
Propone Ell Sr. Gotina: 81 Par
tida igual. 2, Adoption de leyes del
Cub de sjedrez de Londres. 8, Du'
rsnte las seis primeras jugSdas se
contestant por csds jug8dor Ell mis-
mo dia en- que Sc tenga noticiA de Ia
iugads hecha por el opositor. 4,
Despues de 10 s6ptima jagada po'
dram tomArse los jugadores nm dis
mas para contestar. S, ST llega Ell
case de contar iugadss para t6rmino
de partida el ndmero de jugadas se'
RS ell de 12s
Acept3das por mi parto las ba'
ses 1, 2, 8, 4, 8. Pero adic:ono las
que sigaen proponi6nd. las q L. COR
tesla del Sr. GOTTA: 6, Ella anotS'
cion no debe ser publicada en- i0icia
les sino con to1as sus letr&s.0 Ejsm'
! 10: 81 ae mueve &C r. 8. To, que
olga GcAballo del icy q la c&silla 3a
de ID Torres. Ej el objeto de tai
sistsma evitar errores de IN lsdo y
de otro, facilitar & las person&s qne
no esten muy versadas en- las dis il
t&s formas de a1otaciones, que gig 2n
sin motive 6 error las alternati0a4 i
del iuego0 $40 90 &visan 10 jag tes
d la re6aaa.s 8, 81 uno de los c0n5en
dientes, sin C ausa CON evidencia jas
tifc&da de enfermedad, 8 imposibili
dad 8 alteration del tr6nsito de CO.
rreos, deiara 8 dias de hscer Ia iugs'
d@ que le corresponds, Sc consider0rd
que 0bGndo1a0 eI jatego q Sc rissde d sat
conapetidor.s 9 e: color y Ia salida
debet&u ser sorteados por ls redac'
cf6n de &c! P0rvenirs y ala Corres'
pondencia.O
Si el Sr G ii "a tieoe ago que
,objetAF, sfrV& &se hAcerlo, si~estS con
mis- adiciones coUforme, sfrvase con
s,guarlo, = poF mi parts quedo dis
puesto q EN- peZ~r l& lucha Atsnta'
meute: -S4las A DANA
Con- vista de esta c@rts y qu srie 4
do en- II que nos SoncisrRe ganAr
tiempn, hjcimos en- esta redaccf6n
las siguisnt.s EP guotss & 10 susrte:
icrA' de las d0s redscclones debe
sortear el color? Jcua sortear II s2'
lidaPs
La suerte c0ntest6 de este mo1C:
eel color debe sortearlo IL redaee i6a
de Il Porvenih" = ela .prine:s ju'
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ron parte v&liosos elementos que L.
hiciaron agrad&bilfsima.
Pfonuncisron brillantes discur'
SOS ell Dr.. Don Gniltermo Wives pre-.
sidente del Cfrculo; DON Victor Gar
cfa Vermejo, Lcdo. DON Angel Acos
to y Rdo. P. s. Jsnices. La parte
musical estuvo a cargo de 10 Srta.
Maria Scott, Srta. Malvina Rend6n.
SrtS Elisa TAvarez, nina Antonio Vsz
quez, ell professor Don Federico Rs-
mos, Sr. Tradera y 10 SociedAd de
cuartetos de Ponce todos los que de-
ssmpe6aron 6 perfection sd cores
pondiente parte obteniendo muchoa
Splausos. Is concnrrencis fu6 obse
quiad& expl6ndidamente por Is Di'
rectiya.
-o*o
Va SO encuentra curado de So le
sion DON Jose Mendez duef1o de 10
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PONCE.
DE nMestr0 C0fresponsoE. J

P,aya de Ponce Is Mayo. Ri
Domingo en- L. noche descarril6 uno
de los carros del tranvia frents & 10
Plaza, sin que hubiera que lanentar
ningun& dssgraci&, solo Ell que sufrie
ran algo los dinamos de IL plantA 10
que hizo no circularan los Csrros en-
IL mafiana del lunss, sufriendo Ell pd
blico las consecuenCias por las exi.
gencias de algunos eocheros.
90
Ell 1unes en- 1@ noche tuvo lug&r
Ia aperture del <C1rculo CAt6licoa &
Ia que asistf6 numerosa y seleCta con
currencia. En- 1a velada que Sc orga
ni26 con el expresado objeto toma'
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En- los deSeChOS
la ganancia.
Hi0rrOS ViejOS
para ,diVld0ndOS HuoVOS,

La sAmerican Car and Fonndry.
C% es una podeross socied&d de
farreteros que se dedicS 6 com orar
los vagones de f.rrocarrl de dsse.
cho, para utilizar sus herrajes.
Con obieto de abreviar Ell trab&-
j0 y de extraer ecouomicAmente de
de los vsgones 10 que puede serle
6til, la Compaf1iA menCionAds ha
instAlSdo Ell IN immense terreno
una serie de Was & las cuales son
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Chile J Argentina.
COnttndal los agraVios
pOr parte de aquella.
i,HaDr& guerra?
Buanoa Aires MAYO 2.

Bueno9 Aires Mayo z.
EIgobieno argentine hA tenido
noticiR de que ipgenieros milttAres
chilenos continuan IL construction
de caminos estrat6gicos en- el terri
torio en- litigio entire Argentina y
Chile, en- ID proviucia argentina de
Chumbut. Los peri6 1icos locales pro
testan en6rgicamente contra Ell pro.
ceder de los ingenieros chilsnos, 81
cual, declaran, constituye una viola
ci6u del protocolo. Ella tribuna0 es.
pecialmente se distiugue por SD We.
hemencis nj tratar el asunto.
Dice que Ell nuevo ministro ar
gentino en- Chile, senior jose Anto'
MO Ferry llsgado 6 Santiago el % de
Abril es portsdor de una energies
protesta deau gobierno CON raferen.
cfs & Ia construction de los citados
caminos.
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