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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14
Una denun(id
y eI Captain Slen

Nos escriben de GuayanilIa partici-
pandonos que nuestro amigo 7 correli-
gionario Ell se1or don Juan Gales fue
denunciado por libelo, con motive de
una carta, publicada por este sefIor en-
nuestra edici6n del seis del que cursa.
FL denunciado tuyo que prestar La
fianza de 500 para obtener SD libertad
I aquf viene 10 bueno:
Precisamente Ia nOche en- que ell Sc
nor Gales permaneci6 detenido en- ell
cuartei de Ia Insular, por La referida
circumstances, el Captain Silen Sc pre-
sent6 en- Gnayanilla.
Procure este Gltin1o indagar del
acusado los hechos que sc denunciabsn
en- Ia carta, pregunt8ndole en- formas
groseras que 81 el juraba que esa carta
el nismo Ia habla escrito Y diciendole
que de ser asf, no huDiers mefido sino
una sola pata. cuando Ell Terdadero au-
tor De ella habfa metido las dos
Tambien lie dijo al sef1or Gales que
nj & 81 nj & nadie import2ba 10 que In po-
licfa hiciera-
Todo clio entire testigos.
A nosotrOs DO nos extrafIa L. con-
ducta del Capitkn Silen, pues IN esta-
mos acostumbrados 4 sus desplantes:
entienda Ell senor Silen que en- 10 que
respecta 10 de que III qlGd.se ts auaD0TtG
10 gue Ia pol5csa hagao esta muy equi-
TOcado.
A todo ciudadano Ie importau los
hechos que execute cnalquier funciona-
rio, porque ese ciudadano ayuda pa
gar sus servicios porque de mas que
In Lev sc 10 consiente. moralmente tlene
obligation de inspeccionarlos.
FL sefor Silen, no es TN cacique NJ
IN aut6crata, ell senor Silen es IN SIM
pie Capit4n de Polic1a, pagado por 81
pueblo para serraT ~ pueblo,
Sus palabras. paes, no constituyen
sIno una manifestation segura de que,
como policfa no tiene concleEcia de 10
cue signThca 81 mission
Llamanog In stenci6n DE Mr.. Ha-
mill sobre esta irregulsridad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14
La prosperidad
de Puert0-RiC0
DATOS ELOCUENTES
HABLA UN AGRICULTOR

De piTlas, Iimones, naran Jas,
etc, no sc ha hecho ningtln sem
brado.
Cafe. La proxima cosecha
promote ser m6nos abundante que
La anterior. Y va que del cafe ha-
bio, parece que este cultlvo EsTA
EN- CAMINo DE DEsAPARECER, pOr las
razOnes siguientes: La mayOr1a de
los agricultores de cafe CARECEN
HOY DE RECURsos para poder aeon
dicionar sus fncas. Ultimamente,
el bajo precio Que ha Obtenido di-
cho fruto, ha in1ufdO para que
hoy los agricultores no encuentren
QUTEN LES AYUDE NJ CON UNA PEsETA
para La limpieza fomento de sus
fincas, teniendo que Hmitarse q
dcOndic9Ondr pegUe510S parties de s1t8
zr0D5edndes, dejando las otras
ABANDONADAS; y muchOs de
eIlos tienen que dedicar parte de
la semana a GANAR PERsONALMENTE
Ell systemic DE sUs FAMLIAS.
Tabaco. Este es otro de los
cultivOs que esta cOrriendo La mis-
ma suerte del cafe. Este aTlo sc
hicieron mayores siembras que eI
pasado y el fruto Sc ha recolectadO
de mejor calidad; perO de NADIA ha
Waldo este por Ia sencilla razon,
de Que los cOsecher0s saIen a ven
derlO tantO On esta paZa como en-
Ia de Ponce = nadie 10 Qulere. Mo-
two de este: QUE NO TENEMos MER-
CADo PARA DICH0 FRUTo.
Azdcar. Este frutO es el uni
co que Sc g0stiene y ha tenido al
gun aumento, siendo el que da
ganar el sustento millares de Ia
milias. La molienda esta terml-
NADIA, en- Ia mayor parte de los IN
geniOs, por 10 que Sc nota hoy IL
finidad de braceros sin trabaJo, J
La paralizacion completa de los ne
gOciOs.
Con los datos insertos, que
son la pura verdad, como p1edo
probarlo. buscara usted DONDE
Els QUE ESTA La GRAN PROS
PERlDAD DENUESTRA AGR1-
CULTURA pOr otros TAN PRE-
& ignore e. movi que
a esa gente guia para hacer yer 10
Asf sc eXpresa un agrlcultOr
de los mas competentes de La lsIa.
Manana haremos los cOmen- |
tarios que esos datos nos sugleren
para demostrar que sc esta enga-
nando al gobierno metropohtlcO-
va que al pals es imposib- $50
bre La tan decantada prosperidad
nuestra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14
SAN JUAN
NoTAs PoR coRREo
Julio

Juli0 ID
HOY DOR La mafana Sc reunio Ell Trl-
bunal Supreme en- session extraordlnarla.
Ell primer trabaio que ha hecho este alto
Tribunal fue tomarle juramento como
abogado al Attorney General Mr. Sewt
dos abogados amerlcanos mas.
Tarnbien tuvieron IN meeting prl-
vado los miembros del Tribunal.
Sabemos que este Tribunal estara
e1. session toda esta semana. Y que seran
resneItos varios importantes asuntos que
hay pendlentes.
La iuventud bailadora de ambos
sexos sera obsequiada con IN abanlco
por cada persona. con solamente Ia pro
mesa 1urada de que pediran siempre en-
todas partes Ia acreditada cerVeza PGbSt
De Milwaukee. de Ia cual son 1nicos I'M
portadores NJ. T. Calder6n y Ca, TetuAn
IL. San Juan, Puerto-Rico- 81
Sc agrava cada dia mas la enfer
medad que padece don Jose Guznaan Be-
nitez. Anoche So dec1a que estaba en-
IN estado tai. que Sc esperaba de una ho-
ra 4 otra IN desenlace fatal
En- Ia nanana de hoy sc ha ylsbo
en- Ia Corte de Distrito ell Juicio por d.
vorcio. que tiene promovido don Simon
Moret Munoz, contra 81 sefora dora
j. V2zqueZ.
Representation lss parties don Juan
Hernandez Lopez por Moret y don Jose
de J. Tizol por In senora- II fallo IA
sido aplazado para Ell s6b&do proxlmo.
Para hermos2s Humacao;
para nnangoes, Mayaguez;
para vender barato
Fa farrnacia de ZERBI, San Juan,
Al, Allen Box 1885,
Sc tienen noticias deque ell go
bernador Hunt ha hecho manifestaclones
de que muv pronto presentara Ia renun-
cia &c ST cargo.
La seIorita PrudenciA Pardo que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14

Fl deDartamentO del Interior,
envi6 en- 25 del pasadO Junio, cir
culares a los principales agriculto-
res de la isla. pidi6ndOle datOs So
bre el cuItivo agr1cola en- sus de-
uarcaciOres, con ObjetO de cOnsig
narIos en- la memOria annual que di-
cho departamentO publica tanto en-
esta isla como en Estados UnidOs.
Uno de esOs agricultOres, nues-
fro ilustrado amigo don Alexandra
AlvaradO, de Juana Diaz, ha teni-
10 Ia bondad de facilitarnos copia
de la cOntestaci6n que do a dichO
sdepartamentO.
Is IN dOcumentO intesante,
puestO que Sc basa Ell datOs cier-
stos. no en- fantasias de gObernan-
.tes bien pagados y mejOr servidos.
Por la situacion que atraviesa
la agriculture en- La Jurisdiction
de Juana Diaz puede juzgarse del
sstadO general en tO1a La isla,
pues en- nuestrO pequeTO territOrio
no cambian, de una Jurisdiction
otra, nj las condolences del terre-
no, III las del china, III el metodo
del cultivo, nj el precio de los fru-
tOs, etc.
Lo que pasa On Juana Diaz
con el cultivO agrfcOla, Ocurre en-
todas las demarcaciones de la isla.
Y la prueba mas irrefutable
de que nuestra agriculture. prin-
cipal fuente de riqueza en- este
pals, se halla atravesando una
crisis ruinosa, es Ia palabra de ese
hOnradO agricultOr.
Pero dejemOs a este que liable
con mas cOnOcimiento de causa
que nOsotrOs:
xMe encarga usted-dice el Sc
.5lOr Alvarado dirigi6ndose al jefe
del DepartamentO Interior-todos
Jos datOs posibles respecto a los
nuevos cultivOs que Sc haIlan he
.cho en estOs dltimos amos en- este
termino municipal, tanto de algo-
don chinas, etc.
SRespecto al algod6n hasta
hoy no &c ha efectuado plantation
alguna
La causa principal es, que La
atdyortd de los agricultOres, que
pOseen terrenOs Y desean efectuar
clcha siembra, no pueden llevarla
"a caDo porque CARECEN DE RECURsos
r NO ENCUENTRAN QUEEN LIS AYUDE.
Chinas.-De este frutO sc han
efectuado algunas siembras en- las
hncas de cafe, pero no de gran i'm
portancia, pues solo sirven de pc
auena ayuda a los cosecheros de
cafe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14
"COSMOS"

Hemos recibido Ell primer n6mero
" a. lnteresante Revista cue seg6n
- oiAnos Anunciado Sc sublica an Van
ArAe lmportAntisimos trabaios =
S7ene llustrada con el retrat.9 dts1 Tare
80 Sees ~ !. -SLa -eL4 J las Flstas foto-
- q9;sos = = Iaii5 q oe BetancesS Y Lo-
ONO La del pueblo De Aibon;to A1oO' Susa
cu teKto es el siguienta.
x1sl.s N.5.I. ,e,l.as la per Jose q ToUes;
.1a~ryf. ,-.-5;.t..l 80 0ATiOs Casanova; Ella
sS.sarsI ~I:Ie, :;I.e LILY lFersais por Manuel
aFfer. AA'i OioeaaS por Eipidio del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14
Comparese

De Areclbo nos envfan los siguien-
rs dstos:
FroduJeron las rentas internag en-
Gel1 pooiSclon, durante ell mes de
nlio del afo pasado, S644. "a.
IN ei presente, ' solo en- 10 dias de
ase mlsmo mes, 8 1885. 81.
lie olferencis es enorme.
H4ue dlrAA este eI capit6n Guerrero?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14

fue destinada para abrir II estaci6n te-
legrSfica de Rio Grande ha cumplsdo su
mission desde antes de aver. Esta joven
fue muy bien recibida en- aQueI pueblo
por las autoridades por las clases So
ciales de La localidad
<THE HELVETIAD-27, Gale de
la Cruz. Gran casa de nuespedes -
<Tabie d'hotels. Ap0sentos para fami-
las pers0nas solas. COmidas q Gin
cuenta centavos cubierto- Banos. Te-
Iefono, 1872 Apartado correo, 295. Pro
tel ests Z cargo de una senOrita Ca
guena.
-Anoche tuvo Iugar en- ell Casino
Espanol Ia coglferenc5G que hab1amos
anunciado darfa don A Medina Este
senior que es una especie de foaa6grat0
estuvo recitando varios discursos de
CASTELAR,. Despues Sc bailo hasta las
doce de Ia noche-
-Cada dfs aumenta Ia gravedad del
honorable caballero don Jose Margarida
que reside en- Rio Piedras.
OFICINA de asuntOs administrati-
vOs Y judiaciales de Jose G. del Vale
(<Allen1 II, miradOr) Gesti6n en- los
departamentoS del GObierno insular.
Y en- todos los Tribunaies
de Justicia. Para 10 judicial: abogados
Acuna TexidOr. Buen traductor Y
maquina de escribir.
Aver tarde tuvo IN meeting en-
Rio Piedras ell coraisionado de Puerto
Rico en- Washington don Federico De-
getau. A este scto fueron solamente
invitados los elementos repub blHanos.
-Segurzmente ell sabado Sc hars
la ITALIA para escoger los policfas insu-
lares que han de ir Z los trabajos de Ia
carretera-
AVER, mieDtras Sc celebraba la
retreta en- La plaza de Alfonso XII So
Oy6 un hOmbre que estaba dandO gritOs;
tan prOntO nos acercamOs entire La mu.
chedumbre que la escuchaba, vimos cue
era un prOpagandista del famoso Ron
Trolley que fabrica, el senor Pedro
{ Chandri en- San Juan = que es ell faVo.
rito del publico y de los Hoteles
Ell segundo jefe de Ia policfa est5
an Guayama en- asuntos del servicio.
Ell microbes tendran una impor-
5ante reunion los miembros del couite
local del partido republicano.
LA ESPANOLA.-Fonda posada
con vista al mar pr6xima a La estaci6n
1el ferrocaFril, Tetuan 81 &c.
Ofrece esea casa las mejores Co |
nofidsdes para el pasajero. Comida.
! la carta B como c0nvenga a precios |
Habitaciones frescas y bien ven
iladas Y banos.
Hospedajes abonos, precios con.
7encional6s.
---Concurridfsima ha resultado la re-
.reta que anoche Sc cslebr6 en Ia plaza
lie Baldorioty.
--Hacemos saber 81 p6blico, que ell /
-em2te del arbitrio de perros fue ad- |
udicado don Luis Berries, ouien re-
ide en- Ia calle de San Just0 esquina
San Sebastian.
RECOMENDAMOS todos nuestros
Lmigos el hotel TEE MARINA, San Jose
lumerO l, Capital.-POr IN dia de hos
,edaje, un dollar.
---Despues que emigren 4 Mexico
os campesinos agricultores, Sc prepara
ina numerosa emigration de los brujaz
e leVita de esta capital.
---Ienemos entendido que ell ele-
0ento contribuyente sc opone al pago
Ie los 800 dollars que pretende cobrarle
/ sbogado Hernandez Lopez al muni-
ipio, por Ia defensa de Egozcue Y otros
suntos. iQue jaiba es este Sr Francisco!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14
Los federaIes de Ponce

I'd noches p&sadas celebr6 session Ell
Lomite federal de Ia ciudad de Ponce.
Bonanoo entire otros acuerdos, por una
nlmload La de rstifcar su adhesion al
keadey sehor Muhoz Rivera. asf CO.
NO apoyar la idea y ell prop6sito de es-
sAolecer ALI IN peri6dico de la colecti-
Fload que sera redactAdo por los seno-
res CasanovRs Y Astol.
Fl peri6dico serz una realidad den
no de POGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14

COnsu xpresamn Hotel Capacidad
del
ce0r
i fgual de M Hotsles
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14

De piflas, imOnes, naranJas
ETC., no &c ha hecho ningIin sem
brado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-03
News OF Plays and Players.

.Haberkorn," a new farce by Richard
Franz, which has been highly successful
abroad, will be played at the Irving Place
Theatre tonight.
Jessie Milward will come forward as a
star under Charles B. Dillingham's manage
ment in Hartford, Conn, on Monday night
The play is ny r. c. Carton and is named
"A Clean Slate" Drina de Wolfe is a mem
her OF the company.
The production Of Babes in Toyland
at the Majestic Theatre has been postponed
from Monday. Oct. IL, to Tuesday, Oct. 10.
A. Baldwin Sloane's comic opera, Ser
geant Kitty in which Virginia Earl is to
star, has been turned into French by Henri
Dumay and accepted for presentation at
the new Moulin Rouge Theatre in Paris
after "The Belle Of New York, which is
now running there, departs,
Seymour Hicks arrived hero yesterday
from London. He and Ivan Carol have
written ELLA in Fairyland." the Christmas
pantomime which will be given at the
Vaudeville Theatre in London with Ella.
line Terriss in the leading role. He will
consult with Charles Frohman about the
pantomime and also about the production
Of a musical comedy called "The Dog
Trainer by the same authors.
The Lyric Theatre il finished and ready
to be opened. Richard Mansfield and his
company held rehearsal Of "Old Hedel-
berg" in IL last night.
Josie Sadler received bad fall In Peggy
from Paris" last night. Her stage father
gave her hard push and sent her spraying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-03
SIR THOMAS GOT LOST.
Took Wrong Train and Reached Dinner
Party an Hour Late.

Fafty an Hour Late.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.--Sir Thomas Upton
celebrated his last day In Chicago by getting
lost--lost so effectually that he thought
he was in Chicago. when he was really in
Hammond, Ind. As result he was nearly
an hour late at a little farewell dinner given
In his honor ut the Annex tonight by Mrs.
Alexander H. Revell
Mr.. Rsvell took Sir Thomas for ride
in his best automobile in the morning.
They went south. At noon they had lunch
con at the Washington Park Club, and in
the afternoon the ride was continued,
Shortly after s o'clock the autorr obile broke
down.
Visions Of banquet board loaded with
good things to eat awaiting the host and
the guest of honor who did not come
flashed across Mr.. Reveil's mind and II was
decided to take a train.
As they entered the SiIty-third street
station Of the Illinois Central they became
separated At this moment the Michigan
Central train going south came along.
The Baronet saw some one he mistook
for Mr.. Revell climb up the steps of for
ward coach, and he promptly climbed
aboard Although a careful search Of the
train failed to reveal his host Sir Thomas
did not realize the fulness Of his error until
he reached Hammond, Ind.
Mr.. Revell caught glimpse of Sir Thomas
boarding the southbound Michigan Central
train He chartered Hammond electric
car and started in pursuit. He found Sir
Thomas sitting on the platform Of the
station in the Indiana town, quietly smok-
ing and waiting for a return train TO town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-03
\ FREAK MAKES
n ridiculous any
cause which it advocates.
The CHELTENHAM
Press stands for sanity'
and balance in Business
Literature without sacn-
flee Of Originality.
$50 Fifth Avenue
Sou,hwes. Corner Twentieth Street.
MKEEN FOR JUSTICE.
Unanimous Choice OF the Convention
Name Presented by Daily.

Unanimous Choice Of the Convention
Name Presented by Daily.
Assistant Corporation Counsel James
McKeen, who has been in charge Of the
law department in Brooklyn since Jan. I.
1902, was nominated for Justice Of the
Supreme Court for the Second Judicial
Department at the Republican judiciary
convention held in tho Kings county Court
House in Brooklyn yesterday.
County Judge Frederick f. Grain was
made permanent chairman. Col. Michael
J.pady, of the First Assembly distri + aid
the First Assembly district had enough
able lawyers to fill all the vacancies on the
bench for years to come. He then told OF .
conference held earlier in he day at which
the claims of all the candidates from Kings
were discussed.
1T was then decided" said Col. Dady,
that the name of man who did not seek
the nominal ion but who would take 1t II It
were offered to him should be presented: l
take great pleasure in placing In nomina-
ton Assistant Corporation Counsel James
McKeen.'
On motion the secretary cast one
ballot for MIR. McKeen. and he was de-
clared the unanimous nominee Of the
convention. Mr.. McKeen subsequently APP
peared and made brief address.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-03
UTICA DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Mayor TAlcott Renominated-Athlete Bax'
ter for Special City Judge.

Mayor TAlcott 0minated-Athlete Bax.
ter for Special City Judge.
UTICA, Oct. 1.-THE Democrats OF this
city have placed the following ticket in
nomination:
For Mayor, Charles A. Talcott, renomi-
mated; for City Treasurer George W. Jones,
renomnated; for City Judge. James X.
O'Connor, renominated for Special City
Judge, Irving X. Baxter; for School Com
missioner, A. V. Lynch; for Charity Com
missioner, George H. Stack; for Assessor,
Robert Fohrman.
Thomas A. Mortimer has been renomi-
mated by the Democrats of the first Oneida
district for Member OF Assembly.
Irving K Baxter is the famous athlete
who recently began the practice;of law in
Utica. Baxter, though out OF college
more thar year, is still great athlete
and is constantly in training. He holds
several world records.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-03
CRIMMINS SENDS HIS SUPPORT,
Letter to Mcclellan In Which Mr.. Deyery
Secs q Sense Of Fav0rs TO Come.

Letter to Mcclellan In which MIR. Devery
Secs a Sense Of Favors to Como.
George B. Mcclellan was in a pleasant
state Of mind yesterday. but he didn't
care to put his thoughts into words. He
said he might later outline his plans. II
Col. Mcclellan has his way he will make an
active speaking campaign. He seemed
pleased with letter from John D. Grim
minis, who wrote:
Having full confidence in the integrity Of
your character and your high sense Of honor.
and knowing the pride you have in maintain
ing the hereditary integrity Of the two fami-
es-Marcy and McClellan,and being con-
fident that when you are Mayor of the cit y
OF New York you will be equal to the great
trust our citizens shall have placed IN your
hands with these convictions ! tender you
my willing support in your candidacy.
you'd think that Mcclellan had started
to give out city contracts" said Big Bill
Devery last night. whenever there's q
contract to be let, button up, your coat,
put your hand on your watch, look around
and say. Good morning, Crimmins. He'll
be within sound Of your voice"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-03
CHINAMEN IN 4 STREET FIGHT.
One Killed and Two Wountled-Twenty
Shots Fired In Crowded Boston Street.

Boston, Oct. 2.-One Chinaman was killed
and two others were shot in their legs in
a street fight between members of The High
binder Society and a Chinese NJ sonic
order at the corner of Harrison avenue and
Beach street early tonight. Trouble has
been brewing between the two factions for
several weeks. A Chinaman now under
arrest on q charge Of doing the killing was
found to have a coat Of mail on when
search ed at the police station.
Three weeks ago, about the time the Be- Q :
ton branch Of the new order was instituted.
two laundrymen who had joined were
jumped upon by some fellow countrvmen
when on the street and their heads badly
battered. This crime was laid at the door
of the Highbnders.
The trouble tonight began in a restaurant
on Harrison avenue. A half dozen China
ran out into the street.
The others followed, and Just as the fleeing
man reached the corner of Beach street
the foremost Of the pursuers began shooting
at him. His aim was good, for the fleeing
man dropped into the gutter with bullets
in his left lung, left arm and right foot. He
died an hour later at the Emergency Hos
pital, and the police report that his name is
Wong Yok Chong, who recently came to
Boston from San Francisco to organize the
new society.
The others In the party ran across Harri-
son avenue and began shooting apparently
at the man who shot Wong, and who then
turned another gun upon those across the
street and plugged bullets in the right
legs OF two of them. 1t Is believed that q
third Chinaman was wounded, but he fed
down Harrison avenue. and the police had
not located him up to 1880. Fully twenty
shots were fired, and as the streets were
crowded with women panic ensued among
them.
Three policemen heard the shots and
ran to the scene, and captured the man
supposed to have started the shooting.
Two empty revolvers were found in his
pockets. The man wore a blue quilted
coat made OF drilling, the lining Of which
was found to be a netting Of steel strips
connected by rings and weighed fifteen
pounds. The police say this mans name
is Wong Chung and he is charged with the
murder.
Extra policemen were sent into China
town and thorough search was made for
others in the party Late tonight second
man was arrested. His name Is given as
Charlie Ching, and one Of the wounded
men identified him in the hospital as the
one who shot him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-03
800" WORKIEN TO Be PAID
THE STOCKHOLDERS ASSE&SED 70
PREVENT A SALE.

rlan Of Reorganization Submitted BY
Protective COmmittee-New Corpora.
ton with 04O. 900. 900 Capital -
Take Ever All Property Of Company.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I'D. A. Wilkie,
general manager Of the Imperial Bank Of
Canada, telegraphed to-day that the bank
would pay the wages Of the Cons oidated
Lake Superior Company's workmen. This
involves an outlay OF S2500OO.
The bank is guaranteed against loss by
mechanics lien, which will be tranaferred
to il, and also by the extensive land grants
which have been made TO the Lake Superior
company by tho Canadian Government.
A statement approved by the members
Of tho Stockholders Protective Committee
was sent to the stockholders to-day under
date Of Oct. 1. In the statement 1t Is taid:
1t is necessary that $3.50, 600 should be I'M
Company OF Philadelphia depository which
WI! iiquidate the indebtedness OF tie Con-
soildated Lake Superior or subsidiary COM
The further posiponem S ' Of ' the sas FOR
period sufficient to enable the stockholders
to accomplish reorganization II they act
TO make this payment and provide for
necessary expenses. it is imperative. that the
st0ckhoiders should pay on or before the
pany., Broad street, above Chestnut. Phila-
delphin. Pa. an assessment Of 50 cents per
'h4 TTc ,moun, MI, vii, y. ,,,., ~. ...,,, -
ton Of ss T of the psn 81
REORGANIZATION. which is is belle eyed. has been
generally Approved:
to-, all stockholders, 5000. 600. This sum
dsStednss. q the s semps %S al II
new money for working capitai. ''''
porstion With SO, 600 900 capital. which cor:
e eTsp al af o.
The new corporation will issue SO, O0O, 900
first mortgage bonds. Of which the under
Nps w sh 81 iP By ths sSms
Central and Hudson Bay Railway Company,
secured s!so by deposit OF the stocks and bonds
treasury for the future use Of the company
The bonds taken by The underwriters to
DO offered to all the stockholders at 70 with
stock bonus OF 30 per cent.
stock in the company to be offered to each
stockholder upon making q cash payment
at at reasonable times Of . per share for the
ing therefor one share OF the stock in the new
company fol. two shares OF the preferred
stock OF the old company and one share Of the
stock Of the old company.
upon the stockholders paying the so cents
per share will be eventually credited the
amount paid on the 81 share provided for
In the reorganization agreement.
SAULr STE. MARIE, Ont. Oct. 1.-THE
property OF the Michigan Lake Superior
Power Company passed into the hands Of a
receiver at noon to-day. James Bicknell Of
Toronto, acting for Receiver Fackenthal
took charge
The legal battle for the possession Of the
Canadian industries opens tomorrow be-
fore Judge Johnston. Tho military force
returned to Toronto to-day