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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-17
OYER FIVE BILLION
That Represents the Northern
White Psne Cut for 1901.
NEXT YEAR TO BE A HEAVY ONE
The 1902 Cut In Minneapolis Expec-
ted to Exceed the High Mark
of This Year.

The Mississippi Valley Lumberman in
it's annual review of the lumber industry,
places the total cut of northern white
pine for 1901 at 5,3ee,253, 900 feet. The
"west of Chicago district is credited
with cut Of 1924, 900 feet; the Chit
cago and east of Chicago district" with
1851 $4,000. Theswest district includes
Wisconsin, Minnesota and along the Mis-
sissippi Chicago and least Of Chicago
includes Michigan both peninsulas. The
total cut for 1900 was $685., 1867, 900. White
pine production has been steadily de-
creasing for several years on account of
the rapid decrease In the cut Feast of
Chicago" Following are the figures for
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Senator Fittridee a Canal Investi-
gator.

Washington, Jan. ia subcommittee. con-
sisting of Senators Harris. Kittredge and
Foster, was appointed to-day by the senate
committee on nteroceanic canals, to take
testimony concerning the various canal routes
suggested.
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sistant secretary, B. F. Beardsley; chair
man of the executive committee, j. T. Ell
we'll: members of executive committee, H
R. Wells, A. B. Choate, p V. Collins, 8.
NJ. Owen,J. M. Shaw. O. c. Gregg, r. G.
Millett, 0. w. Shaw, L. P. Carr, c. A.
Forbes, w. S. Chowan, T. A. Hoverstadd,
N. G.. Taylor, o. H. Case, L. Meyer, An
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and convict labor In preparing material for
roads. g..
Third-We recommend the passage Of suit
able state aid laws and the appointment Of a
state highway commission.
Fourth-We recommend all wagons and We
hicles with tires over three inches wide shall
be exempt from taxation.
F1fth--We recommend the adoption Of the
following resolution: Resolved. by the Min
nesota Good Roads association, in conven-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-17
WAR-END TALK

All Sorts of Rumors and All Sorts of
Denials. ~
Neso York. Sun Special Servtcs 20" 81
BRUSSELS, Jan. ia Rotterdam cor
respondent telegraphs that the executive
committee of the South African republics
held meeting at The Hague on Tuesday
After hearing report from one Of the
leading members of the committee, who
had been in communication with Mr.. Kru-
ger the previous day, it was unanimously
decided toEapproch England with a view
to arranging terms of peace. A member
OF the committee said that if the demand
for unconditional surrender was with
drawn there would certainly be peace be-
fore the end Of the month. It was stated
that DR.. De Kuyper, the Dutch premier,
mad just returned from London, whittier
he had gone to sound the British authori-
ties as to the probable results of direct
approach by the committee on lines that
were Indicated. He was assured on high
aut hority that the most careful considera-
t1on would be given to any proposals that
might be made. H. .sN,.-.-
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QUESTION AS TO MORGAN


He Is Said to Be Interested In the
Panama Company. =
Neac Yorb Sur, Special Service
New York, Jan. Ills J. Pierpont Nor
gan interested in the sale of the Panama
canal to the United States government =?
This question has been brought out by
virtue of the activity of William Nelson
Cromwell in Washington during the last
few days Mr.. Cromwell is the attorney
Of the Panama Canal company and also
for ]. Pierpont Morgan. For several days
he has been at the head Of the lobby seek
ing to have the senate agree on the pur-
chase of the Panama ditch. It is not the
first time that he or his partner, Mr.. Sui
livan, will have appeared before Admiral
Walker and his colleagues to urge this
action. For two years, Mr.. Sullivan has
been in Washington every winter in an
endeavor to block Nicaragua legislation
and to dispose Of the Panama company.
Mr.. Morgan, while in the background in
this matter, represents heavy New ing
land interests in the Panama route, and
is anxious to sell to the government.
These New Englanders! are the organic
ers Of the Panama railroad Admiral
Walker was in New York few days ago
and saw Mr.. Morgan.
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IOWA. AT THE: FAIR !.
Louisiana Purchase Committee VIII
Ask for $25O,OOO,

Des Moines,. Iowa, Jan. 17..-At meeting Of
the Iowa Louisiana purchase committee held
in this city to-day, it was decided to ask the
legislature for an appropriation Of $3.50, 900
for the St. Louis exposition.I1S3
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PANAMA CANAL HITCH
STOCKHOLDERS ARE OBSTINATE
Panama Canal Can Be Sold by the
French Only With the Pana-
ma Railroad.
Row YORK. Sum SpeoxaI S~rvKos

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE advocates OF
the Panama canal scheme have come up
against serious stumbling block A
large block of the Panama railroad stock
Is held in this country and the owners OF
that stock are not yet ready to sell. The
acquiescence Of all the stockholders is
necessary to give the Panama Canal COM
pany the power to dispose of the proper
ty, and the United States could not pur-
chase the canal without also purchasing
the Panama railroad: This has been the
one condition laid down by the commits
sion, because the legislation providing for
the commission directed it to investigate
for a route for a canal to be owned and
controlled absolutely by this government.
While there is one single stockholder in
the Panama railroad who refuses to con-
sent to the sale of his stock, it is claimed
that under the French law the canal COM
pany cannot give a clear title to the
United States.
Admiral Walker has been in New York
and Boston to consult with these stock
holders. He declines to divulge the re-
suit of his Inquiries, but the report that
he found these stockholders unwilling to
consent to the sale has discouraged the
advocates Of the Panama scheme. At the
meeting of the canal commission yester-
day William Cromwell, general counsel for
the Panama Railroad company, and e. M.
Deake, vice president of the railroad, ex-
planned the situation. The majority Of the
commission is said to favor the acceptance
of the present offer of the Panama COM
pany, providing the situation regarding
the railroad stock can be cleared up so as
to permit the company to give good title,
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Ns.o Yorh s..,. Special Service

Brussels, Jan. 17.-Dr. Kuyper,t the
Netherlands prime minister, authorizes
contradiction Of the report that he went
on a mission to London in reference to
securing peace in South Africa He de-
clares that his visit was purely private
and had no connection whatever with the
war ...r.i -
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Netc York Sum Special Servtos

London, Jan. 17.--In a speech in the
house of lords in response to the speech
from the throne, Lord Salisbury disposed
of peace rumors by declaring that no
overtures had been made by the Beers,
that none would be made by the govern.
ment, and that there was no chance of the
Beers being given Independence There
was, however, an intimation of promise
of autonomy. '.,... ,s.. T.. 81
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West of Chicago and

West Of Chicago and =
Year. Chicago East Totals
1901 4244 401 900 ISL, 1852 900 1886 253, 900
1900 399 665, 900 l. 438 1877 1000 5, 1897 1862, 900
1899 400 1902 900 1605, 706 900 6,056508, 900
1898 1851 "a, 200 1850, 461 900 81 300, 600
1897 ..3 767 100000 465, 1894 900 6,233 454, 900
The Lumberman says there is a posi-
bility that Minneapolis will exceed her
best cut next year and make record OF
5OO,OOO,O0O fete annually for the next ten
years. The following table of Mime
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Ne,o York !su,. Special !serytos

London, Jan. 17.-Lord Rosebery in the
house of lords, asked the government
whether any overtures had been made to
the Boer executive in Europe lately, as
had been stated in the newspapers. Lord
Salisbury replied that none had been
made. Lord Rosebery then referred to
the visit Of Dr.. Kuyper, prime minister Of
the Netherlands, and added: =,
We have been specially and officially told
that he saw none Of the cabinet ministers
That is just the sort Of announcement that
makes one feel that he came over with bust.
ness in his eye. 4 -
Lord Salisbury replied: mot so far as
I know Whether the: denial was dip
lomatic one time only will show. 81 =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
Utuado.
Ode MI S 70 Corresponsa..) J

Los suceSos 10 iticoS, acaecidos en- Ponce
otras pohlaciores de la Isa, h IN carsado honda
sensacion. ri p-eb O acude a@Of ina Pose,
Ia feHSHds del corrco de A-ecibe j. loe rc.is
eicos Pa'i h ventc, sobre' tooo 'os de- lnfcrn.-
I.o-l, ~C. F--l-4Oa iLi,.eoiatsm-nt~.
A ie ar d. -. Ieina calria abso.ita cnt.c
los DOS partiuoS &C IA looaidad, y es de esre-
rarse Que las elcccioncs Sc efec,1ien n,aidna
sin tener que registrar nirgtin incidente.
~ No es c:eTto que en- esa locaiidad Sc
haya coretido el crinlen de violac;on asesina
to en- una pf1a, de Clyo suceso sc han etho
eco a'gunos per;6dicos.
Segdn nuestra information, uue rodemos
asegurar como veridica en- el Jlzgado de Paz
Sc presento una delunc sobre ell supuesto cri-
men, como efectuado hace meses lns.rufdas
las diligencias, fueron enviadas a Ia Corte de
Dlstrlto Ell sefi0r Fiscal ha sobres edo Ia causa
Parece que ell denunciante quso rectifcar
su primer dec'araci6n en- e sentido de cue fu6
inducido prcsenlar la denuncia siendo falso
el hecho
#*% Con motive de estar en- plena cosecha
Sc Ia anirnado I'm POGO el movimiento conner.
cial de esta pob'ac:ol En- es:e afIo en- pocos
dias Sc han alberto tres nuevos estaDleci1nien-
tos de merceria el de don Marfas Ferrer, la
sucursal de S. Neon Compahia D. Eduar-
do Artau.
La cosecha es mediana casi sin precio,
pues Sc paga hoy de s. Ss 50 fanega verde, 10
cuai no cubre los gastos
#*s La Colonia Espaio1a trata de cee-
brcr la feS:ividad de Ia Purisima, patrona de
Espafla, al efecto, ha iniciado una suscricion
para efectuar las hestas reigosas algunas
profanas
W. Las :neioras introducidas en- el BoIE-
TIN MERCANTIL han sido ben recbdas ror
este pdbico que, no dudarlo, le dispensara
sus favores 4 la empresa
Hasta la proxima.
FL CGrresponsaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
Inglaterra.

Ell Gobierno ha publicado I'm "Libro Azul",
que trata de todas las negociaciones y compras
ira, con datos inequfvocos Ia malversac:on del
dinero, hecha por los oiciales. Y agrega que
tados los animales que Sc adquirieron eran de
los mas v1ejos enfermos que Sc encontraban.
Sc ha sabido que la CompafIfa de Fe-
rrocarriles formada con capitales ingleses y
americanos con asiento en- Londres, ha hecho
pnblico ell uforme del comisionado que mando
4 los Estados Unidos, para que investigate las
condolences de sus ferrocarri'es. En- dicho in
forme Sc consigna que los ferrocarriles ameri-
canos no tienen NADIA de que jac,arse, Sc
muy descuidados, que su Marcia no excede
los de los ingleses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

~ Gshicrno ha sancianado IN cgnpstsio
&c S.oooooo de dollars qnc &c hara cn fgancis.
III cmpicS,iip se ncgocaara por m,di de- Rar
60 Huso. y 81 ohje.o cS ooaS;rUir un graais
rrccar-il que uniri las pgovisci &C Chisg
Ting-Fu con Ta-luen-Fu.
Las negooiac;oneS psTa IA eyac,iaci6a
deiiniiiva dc las iropas inierna soaaleS. cue IS
tin en- Shaneai. han sido inieriampidas. 81
at.ibuye este i que lng'a,Srra Ia exieido. an,es
de conseniir cn que se re.iren sus iropas. cue
sc le den no;as mis- dcfuidas sobre s;,s de.e-
chos en- el Vale &c Yasg-Tse. es,ipalaciones
mas precisas sobre n no ena jenac6n de aqnollos-
territories
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s56TR.. va ls,'nIak

Eidia Ia siic ~ fiesta: ios con.sr
clos ccrraaoS: las cecucias ccrfadaS \
en- can,bio csian abicrioS los oolcci0S
ciecioralss.
A L. hoga que tou'anOs Ia nosa
del dia y Orden no &c ha altcrado v se
espera Gee continue 10 mismo hasta
acabar lsSVotacioncS
lcrav vez pasatio este pcrioio dc
sobrcxcitaci6n Y dc lucha politica. cs
neccsaria que el artido triunfanie
desde las eSfeTas de- poder: Y el con-
trario dsSde Ia opoS;cion franca. labo-
rem poE e bien de Puerto Rico. para
demosira- que en- Ia rciiida contienda
que hoy. termina. hernosos ideales lle-
nahan los cerebros. grandes amCres
las almaSv que no SC glisputaban como
iinico fin las veniaias del triunfo en-
10 que resDecta q la individualidad q
la colectividad politics., sino que Sc
,extendian los anheloS mas amplia-
mente: lleeaban a la patria en- su de-
SEQ de verla fel.z. gran@e Y prospera
Is precise demostTar este; V de-
mostrarlo cuanto antes, porque Ay!
de los politicos el dia que les falte el
apoyo entusiasta de las Illasas que nin-
guna recompensa personal esperan,
poraue desengafados de tantas pro-
mesas incumplidas, abandonen el de-
recho electoral la mas hermosa de
las canquistas &c Ia libertaG del hom-
bre, cuando sin reStricciones Sc ejerce;
o 10 que es mas peligroso Sc lancen de
lleno en- la demagogia der1oledora,
deSilusionadas, abOrrecidas arrepenti-
das 'e cree" Y esLsrar.
Las OhcinaS Gel gobierno, los CO.
iilerciGS han permaEe-idO cerraSOs Gu
rarte tCdo cl dia; las escue1aS p1bli-
cas- han heCho otfo tanto
Nos parece muy bien que sc deje
los niilos en- libertad de asiStir al
hermoSo espectaculo que ofrecen los
hombres eligiendo por su voluntad los
gobernantes que ha de tener su pals
Esta circunStancia la de obligar
a los eleCtOres Observar el orden mas
rieuroso; los hombres del porvenir
los contemplan: han dejado las ense
flanZas de la catedra para asistir obli-
gados las practlcas de la politica; es-
te dia no puede mancharSe con san
gre, con torpes injusticias, con afro
pellos Y conculcaciones del derecho,
Una espectaci6n grande fiscaliza
udSld IOS u1lHll1OS uCldt1SS, II lSlct Gil
terra sc ha Commovido ante el espec-
taculo de la extraordinaria lucha en-
tire pol1tlCOS sostenida.
iAh, cuantas mejoras, cuantos
adelantos, que gran suna de progreso
tenemos derecho a esperar del partido
que triunfe porque nc. .queremos sos
pechar que Sc COnsuman las energlas
todas en- la lucha electoral, para des-
pues dejar a la patria huerfana de es-
fuerzos y de iniciativas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

re CO.. i.-sa i-insn,fs "a s,,ardAio drrAr;c
a. pecos afos q sscifnicrio cd Key. IA iCsaslo,
fs,r restcifn p-opsa. ura -i-nacida cec & pcs-
mlsa sca'iEAs asfsracioncs Enyzs. for ,eie cN.sC.
s1o rlars;iks p ~ Ger insrCuts DC Mendico
ira N Z cmp-crlcr n yi.,r fns sol@s las na-
=. ces misates pasa sS s1nr j. organ;zaCiin n de
srs c,ersiios. 'csiiFando ts.as eSpc6icicncS sin
fccsbsr ci1vcrc6a ri auxi'ia oicial c.. crsas
de- - pcrscnai pccsi'io. IS IN pror,isiio Y 6
un rasgo 2ue iacreccrSn Il aplsass &c ioaos.
- Ia uricaado haccs tina sirada de 5000
cjcmp'ares. para rcp4rir,os czsre ioS ganadc-os
v agrical,ores. de n Nemorsa preseniada Tor
10 pfoicsorcs vcicrinarics Srcs. sarciR Y Ca
irn ocmo rcssii. ado de Ia visi.a de inspection
qnc girarun 4 las prov:ncias de Ciulad Real.
Cdriova y Ssyil'a para es;rdiar IN cx.ensi6n &c
IA gloso?eda y los Inedios prof'ac;icos para 81
curac:Cn.
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Sc han corcluido las negoci aciones para
fornular un tratado de reciprocidad conlercial
entire Russia y el Jap6n. Ambos paises Sc ha-
ran concesi ones especiales.
Sc ha organizado una Compafiia lie Va
pores de prin1era class, que haran viajes entire
el Mar Negro y el Jap6n. Sc srsrlinistrarat,
varores especia'es, provistos de tanques apro-
piados, para trasportar petroleo a los puertos
japoneses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
Africa del Sur.

No:ic as de Pretoria dicen que Sr. Lowley
ouo-Gobernaeor la Colonia eel 1ransvaal
en- conies' acion 4 una comi.i6n dc ,aprcultores
que lie visi;6. djo qle el goblelno habia decidf
90 hacer un eEprestito, sobre i;eiras, en- phi
mera hipoieca. de una canriiad que no exceda
de miilones soDYooo dollars. al 4Ifp.o, con
el exclusive objeto d. ayudar 4 los agricIGitores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
C0rrco de America.

IA Asociacion de Baaqueros amsricanos Sc
reunira en- Nueva Orleans, ell dia II del ac-
tual, seguira suS sesiones hastl el -.
I'm policfa detuvo en- New York un tai
Francisco Vacca en- momentos en- cue trataba
de inscribirse Los papeles que presen;o 70
eran legales Sc le exigieron 1000 pesos de
haasa ara saiir en- libcrtad. M
En- .IuCva Yo:k fcaemb.ic6 lin i.aano
iisna.i" Riga. may ,oloo~l", tant", c"e Gauss
Sosprehas los age-.,es &c Ad"Ir;., q..iercs. IL
reco7cCerle, averl2uaron que no habia tai o.
ba. sinoun bullo de tabaco.
9. Efa salido del puerto de San Franci:co de
California TN Barco, es eieia de la marina anle
ricana, can $50 hombres su boIdo en- viaje ha-
cia la Australia.
Mr. John Leo, honbre entendido en-
asuntos cscoares, ha propuesto al Alcalde de
Nueva York TN Sistena de ensefanza, por el
cual puede darsc instr1cc ol 4 todos los niiIos
de la ciudad, Su idea es que Sc den DDS classes
al dfa, y 4 dferentes nihos cada vez.
FL Presidente E lot. de- Ia Association de
Maestros de Connecticut, notable discur-
so di o que las escuslas amerlcanas no silven
para cu,tivar la in;eigencia. Agreg0 que Ia
prueba eSra en- que todas las medldaS que Sc
toman para disnllnur el vicio del licor, no dan
resultado, 10 misrno que con ell ju, 60 y las
huslgas
Ha fracasado la CompAhfa de Mascagn
COnpueSta de artistaS amerlcanOS E ltajanoS
de la peor calidad al decir de un reputable
cronista de New York.
Ell Professor E. S. Morse, en- TN libro que
pubco POGO antes de Ia huelga de los mineros
de carbon decia que no pasaria mucho tempo
antes de que los americanos tuvieran que reco-
ger las hojas secas y desperdicios por el es-ilo,
para utilizarloS como carbon.
Esas predicciones han de verse confir1na-
das, iuzgar por los 1ltimos acontecimientos.
En- Hazelton, Pennsylvania, Sc echaron la
calle tres compafIias del primer regimiento, en-
la semana pasada, para sofocar TN tumuto for
mado ror causa de haber sido estropea6o I'm
cbrero que no estaba unionado.
Ell Departamento de Correos de los Fstados
Unidos. Sc ha dirigido los duefios de fncas de
Nueva York, pidiendo'es que les venda a'gu-
ma finca, para fabricar I'm nuevo d.ticio desti-
nado la administrator. Nadie esta dispues-
to ceder sus hncas en- Nueva York.
Ell Sscretario del Tesoro ha puesto en- eje-
cuoi6n el plan ideado por 81, de sustifuir las
obligaciones del municipio por las del gobierno.
Sc sabe que mas de IA millones de pesos Sc han
aceptado con este objeto. Ell p1bico en- gene
raj ha recibido favorablemente Ia evoucion. El
gobicrno Sc vera ob,igado aceptar las obiga
clones municipaes, como garantia de cualquier
deuda.
Ell Senador Quay f1e sorprenddo en- dfas
pasados exigendo diilero los empleadoS del
gobierno, para fines po fticos.
Los o6cia'es del servicio civil de los Esa-
dos Unidos ,articiraron Mr.. Roosevelt la con-
ducta del Sena lor Qaay, el primer magistra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
ffEl Ideal Latino"

Este iateresan;e semanario. cue We Ia luz
p1bica en- Carolina. irae. en- su edici6l de- dia
?. sl re,rlto &c Don Regalsdo Beni.ez Guznan,
caballero dgno del mayor reSPc;o y cpnsidera
ci0n
Tamb;en conli,ne el referido colega, traba-
j,s dc indisputable merio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
Mejico.

Un tai Pedro Aivarado, amo de unas fin
cas- en- cl Parral ha descubierto en- estos dfas
TN gran fil6n que, produce 9 kilos de orc ror
caaa toneada Sc dice que este sefior era po-
bre que ahora tendra una entrada de MI
llOnes anuales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

% de a naeiia fsns6 Al SenstOr } x h,so aas
iucfsr 4<f-Cns8tn.
u fsxs'i sntc .ieoussvcis pef cSse ,nQiyr
esscHcia aaa order. ror ioeuai ioS csne'tadgs
M csisa oh'ivsaas 4 Oar aineso a'gsas iaia les
hBcs an - eNpioadoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
ksEE CaaaHsavaH"

Este apreciable semanario reapa-
recera el domingo pr6ximo.
Deseamos al colega la mayor pros
peridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

eunira en- Nueva Orleans, el dia II del ac-
ual, seguira suS sesiones hastl el I3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

Ell coronel sefior marques dc Mendigorria,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

9. E'a salido del puerto de San Franci:co de
California un Barco, es, aeia de la marina anle-
Ticana, con $50 hombres su boIdo en- viaje ha
cia la Australia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

En- .IuCva Yo:k fcaen.b.fc6 in i.aiiano
iisna." Riga, n,uy jolo;,~," tant", c"e cars6
sospcehas los age-ites &c Adams, q.;srcs, ii
reco7eeerle, averiguaron que no habia tai j o.
ba. sino un bullo de tabaco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

Ell Senador Quay fue sorprendido en- dias
pasados, exig gendo di1ero los empleados del
goberno, para fines po. flcos
Los ofcia'es del servicio civil de los Esta-
dos Unidos ,articiraron Mr.. Roosevelt lacon-
ducta del Sena lor Quay, y el primer magistra.
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4 The tive topics Of leading importasos dir
cuss-d by Mr.. Reed-are antitrust legislatisn. BY
means of the Constitutional amendment or
and tariff revision by means of q
Commission or otherwise. Con-
cerning both subjects, the opinions which he ex-
presses are marked on this occasion by his usual
sanity of judgment and clearuess of statement,
by the absence of anything like hysteria or the
self consciousness of mental exaltation, and in
cidentally by the characteristic wit which puts
a sparkle as Of carbonic acid gas into his spoken
or written utterances and makes them often SO
refreshing to partake.
The recent announcement through the Neu
York World, of Mr. Cleveland's views of pub.
lie policy, and this evidence Of the Hon. Thomas
Bracket Reeds present and active interest in
the political problems of the time, plainly indi-
cate that there is to be no trust, syndicate OF
monopoly in the commodity of high-gradt
American craftsmanship.
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Francis Lands was at Meiser-
vile Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Hepner and daughter,
Nettie of Beavertown were visiting
friends in town Saturday.
Rev. David f. Haines of Port
Treyerton was in town few days
last week.
Herbert Troup was visiting his
uncle, John Troup at Kantz last
week.
W. II. Wendt operated his flour
and feed mill 623 hours in the
month of November.
Edward Garman and wife were
to Centre county last week for
pleasure and visiting some of their
relatives.
Frank Philips made his apreal-
ance in town in a sleigh Monday
morning.
f. G. Lands and Oscar Trewitz
left for Mapleton, Pa, Monday.
John Garman was caller at
Red Bank Sunday.
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PORT TREvoRToN.

Chas. Keller, of Selinsgrove
spent Sunday with his parents.
II. +. Charles went to Sunbury
to purchase fine swatch" dog.
We have not as yet heard whether
he was successful or nor.
Mrs. Moses Blubaker vent to
Milton to see her mother.
John Michaels is having his
house repaired : John Hoover and
Hiram Candy are doing the work.
Master Russell knights returned
home Sunday after few weeks visit
at Sunbury.
Philip Daubert sold his interest
in the Port Treverton Hotel to
Adam Arnold.
H. H. Schrawder took charge of
the keystone Saloon, Saturday.
H. M. Suders, one of York's
leading salesmen, spent Sunday at
the National.