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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
!s!a'natiiis Local

Gran surtido de csrraduras de to-
aas clAses Y formse, candados de le'
trAs y otros candAdos de patente,
candados cerroi0s, cerrreios bobos
y argollAs para los miAmof de vsnta
en- "LA Dulce A iar zA" de M. r. CAL
deio1 & Ca San JuAu Puerto Rico.
-Recomsndamos 6 las p rsonas
de gusto, las sabrosAs hsllscas y ri
COS pasteles que prepare el cafe
"Nuevo Mnnao, ara esta ncche y
mafiana, Domingo.
En- lA man ma de hoy el seiior
don Tomas R,d,igue7, wee consul
de Eips rs On estA Is's, he presenta
do nj GoberpAdor Civil nj Consul de
dichA nAci6n, 6 don Ear'que de We
dis y San Miguel, .sntemente lie
gRao 6 San Juan.
"A don Luis Aranda, le hirisron
de nm tiro en- una pierna, hallAndose
en- CApgreio Arriba.
Lo asiste el Doctor Qusvedo B 'ez.
--Se hAlla en- estR ciudad el senior
don Manuel Argueyes, del comercio
do HumScao.
--Ha sAlido para Ponce, donde re.
aide, el Sefior dom Enrique Grisso,
propietArio dc una siembra de algo'
doneros.
-Molinos para cafe, miquinas de
batir leche, m&qninas de rizAr rops,
mkquinas de hAcer helaacs, etc !;
vendsn barato~ "La Dulce Altar ~"
De AZ. Calder6n & Co., San Jpan
Pusrto Rico
Ill General Elliot, OomisionAao
del DepartAmento de Interior, Sc es'
90 ocupando Y estudia el pr0yocto
dc los puentes del rio y alcartArilla
de Carolins. Bien.
-Hemos visto vAriAs caias do pa
tentizAAoS llegados de EuropA y Es'
tados Unidos, dirigidos al fsrmac6u'
tice de LAres, don e 1uardo Reyes
Gonzales.
cAyer fueron pusstos en- libsrtad
en- esta ciudad los individuos Angel
Reyes, Antonio VizcArrondo v Nieo'
las Iglesias por habsr cnmplido con-
dena.
-Por orden de- Juez de Pax de
Lares irgres6 en- IL eArcel de Areci'
bo Joa6 s. Gonzalez por alterar 10
paz publica.
-Barcos en- puerto: "Ponce" y
'Longfellow" americanos; Maria He
rrera" cubAno.
Goletas "Lsjok", "Dixon", y IA
delAiae", AmericAnas.
Han ingr0sado en- ID cArcel de
Maysgrsz Ramon CeaA, Manuel de
la CruA, Rafael Perez, jose Soto y
Jos6 Rodriguez Acusados del dslito
de hurto.
-SAli6 aver parA HumaGao y de
mas puertos de ga rusa el costanero
"VAsco."
Aver fonde6 en- eats puerto el
vApor "Oiion" proesdents de Nor
folk
-Por nm senior de estA Capital ha
aldo encoptrada en- 10 eAlle del Girls
to esquina Al Sol una cAdenita con
4 llaves pequefiss. las que se encuen
tran en- esta redaec:oa.
La persona que seA su due ne pue
de .pasar & rscojerlas, ps gAndo 81
importe De este anuncio,
Han entrado & eumplir condsns
en- ID careel De Maysgutz los indivi
duos EstebAn Ugsrte por Ell delito d
agresi6n, Juan Cruz por hurto y Js
Rtis We az nor AltNrAr In uRx
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DEPLORABLE ESTADO DE NE
GOCIOS EN- U!N PUEBLO RICO
Los obreros estan con los brazos cruzadt
(De 7aslsstrc cOresp0nsG!'

Mayo 1o.-Llueven las denuncias
de Ia policfs contra los infelices cam
pesinos que .visnen nj pueblo para
hacer sus compritas en- cate conner
clio. No bien ha puesto 10 path una
bestia de las que montan estoS II -:
ices, en- 10 acera, cuando lzAs! nega
nm policfa y cArga CON To- cabalgadu'
RI para Ia ckrcsl 8 corral de ANNA
les, oblig&naoseles & sus duef1cs pa
70 ponerlas en- libertad, & satisfacer
nj Tssoro municipal, IN dollar que
as In quota zen alada para cad&1ani'
mai preso que conducen esta cue
va Por ESQ diee 81 refrAn que mo
hay peor Guns. Con este
motive muchos ifbAros comparan
aQuellos tiempos. icon los que
corremos ahors, y en- verdaa que
NADIA, uada abs0lutAmente pr~vseho'
IN, opinan de una situaei6n q ptra.
e comercio est& pasando por ana
crisis tremendi sima, CON sAlidAs sin
diamiauir los gastos, y entradas MIN
gunAs 8 cAsi nulas, porque apenas
se ye gsnts en- 10 poblacicn los dias
de trabajo, que vsngan & Aar viaa y
buenos negoeios para los comercAan'
tes, que ne desesperan hacienda cal
culos Y mas c&lculos sin hallar min
gupa buena soluci6n que los pueda
sacar del Atolladero sin aAlida, dsbi
do & 10 re ,imo 6 internal de los item
pos mslhAdados por que Atraviesa 10
isls ae Puerto Rico. Y lqu6 dire
mos de los il sliess agricuitores y
sembraaores de tabAeo, que conts'
ban salvarse este A1io con la recolec
ei6n v renaimiento de estA rica y
sromktica hojA pusrtorriqaefa Da
fcom passion y l&atima inmenss, verlos
recorrer tsdo el comercio tiendA POI
tiends, CON sd lot scito de tabaco de
b. 10 del braxo, buscAndo 6 alguisr
| one le pregunte auquiera: ''& como
| 10 vsuae", y se Dc alkunos qua vuei
| ven CON el tAbaeo nj campo aonde IL
sacaron, porque en- el pueblo no mn
bo nadie que se 10 eomprara.
In Faoriea de tAbAeos de don Pc
dro 2 orrills, que elaboraba y expor
taba este articulo para los Estado
Unidos, y ocupaba nj redeaor de n
& 80 torcedores, danao vida y AMI
maci6n al pueblo con sl dinsro ga
ne distribufa semanAlments, VI
eumulirae nm &no que eerro su
puertAs para no abrirlas mas par
esta elaboroci6n por que seg1n m
dicen los negocios en- los Estado
Uuidos NO resu. tabAn gananeioaos
este senior, antss por 81 contrario !
originsron p6raidas cuantloso
gsstos, On viajes de ida y vuelts, Z
IL nueva mstr6poli ssta isla y vic
versa.
All % que no hay en- 10 poblaei6
siro muy centaaos obreros que sstA
msaian amente bien; los demAs pei
manscen CON los brazos cruz sdo
sin hallarse que hacsr nj que lleva
6 su respective familis, para acAlls
el hAmbre que las devora debiao
| ID completA ,fAlta de trabsjo, qss q
nota en- todos los ramos. tanto On
dc eomercio como en todas las d.
mas industrias.
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La fiesta del ira
bajo en- Ponce
(De maestro sorrespon ol)

Mayo, / -Ss esta cs,ebr=nds. b
en- Punse, <.a Fl Jsta dat trsosj
org lizAaa por Ia .F dersc On L
bres, q eu nple hoy aCs al rs da sstA'
blecidA &c essa cluaad. L. pyoca
s:6a cfvics ha rssrltado Rs y linas.
xsistiendo & ella Lumsrusk concu
rrsneiA de cbrsrcs con estaIdArtsk
Y n dsiea. e ta nuehe se eff ctua.A
10 vslsaa anunciads.
Tsnemos notieias gus con 10 pu'
blicako en- <Ls CorrsspoL dzncizs.
ss hA &C RE giio ago 81 sistema de
pesar en- las pulperias squ1. Ys en-
A;ganAs tiandss so mesa con peso
81. roximaments jsstc."
Dsn Utises Vsldiyieso do 81 ia
d1yieuo Juan Arce dos recinos, i'm
portantes. vziEte dollkrs, ps,s co.
brArlcs & dss kedareg ce Ponee.
Arce cob16 los recinos, y juRo au
importe, por 10 eutl fue denune1sa do
q! Jrzg sdo del Este, que 10 detuyo
&c f1alanaole una fsgzs personal de
quiniantos dollars. Arce ccl t so el
heaho, y dijo sonde hablA perdido
el dinere.
Ell jazz 81 for C.baller ha hsoho
1espon able nj iefs de poliefs de
que se juegue ca ga dit tcisoT 81 no Sc
deuuneia I % casas de juego.
E. m6dico d. Sandal se flor ASus'
rrevere piaio al alcalde mansass &
guitar les nam psras que hay en- las
puertas del tempio cat6iico, y el al
calde pAs6 10 comur icRci6n al &C d or
Vicario, requiriendo su cumplimien
to. T.! Sesretario Mr.. hsrzsll re
solv::6 que las persianas aeben qua
dar donde estaban. Muy bien 90 nor
Hartzall.
El vapor alem&n sCafabia. cargo
aver para Earops 400 sAcos cafe.
Encarnaei6n P lf1eiro aenunci6 su
esposo e euterio Aware. por que
este la ament rs con nm revolver,
Ri iaicio se celsbr6 syer en el jaz
gaao del Este, y el asa to IN paaa
DO 6 10 Corte de Justicia.
Podemcs informar que IL denun
cis contra ell establecimiento de P
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Cl1lEialMls
SERV1CIO ESPECIAL
DIN
e. LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Eduardo VII en- Paris
DIRECTo DE NEW-YoRK.

New York, Mayo 2, | 80 a m.
Esta manana lego q Paris, Su
majestad ell rey Eduardo VII de
Inglaterra.
Fueron 4 recibirle un gran nd-
meso de connotados ls1bditos in
gleses residences en- aquella ciudad.
Entire ell cortejo que le esperaha
estaban las autoridades francesas y
consul britanico.
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Rescate de
ameriCanos

New York, Mayo 2, l.3o a. m.
Sc ha recibiao un cable de Ia
embajada americana en- Pekin dan
do cuenta de haber sido ibertados
los americanos que estaban en- po-
der de los xboxersS.
FL rescate 10 verified un p;quete
de infanteria del Celeste lmperio,
ayudado por algunos guias boxers
que habian huido del campamento.
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GrandeS refOrmaS en- ell
ParQue BOrinQnen

Su due11o ha introducido alli, gran
des reformas, para solaz de los con,
currentos. Un nuevo , hermoso CO.
medor 90 ha estableeido tsmbi6n.
adem&s de nm gran Billar, nuevo.
Is ahora aquel sitio verdadera'
msnts rscreativo. Y nadie aebe de-
iar de acudir sl "Parque", donSe TO-
do an delicioso.
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Gran recibimiento

New York, Mayo 2, l.3o a. m.
Ell pueblo frances ha mostrado
mucho regocijo por la llegada del
Rey Edua do VII.
Su Magestad britannica Sc mues
ira satisfecho, a pesar de que gu
nos descontentos dieron gritos en-
su contra, mientras Sc dirigfa al
gran Hotel que es donde Sc hospe-
da aquel soberano.
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ESperan el canonero

Nueva York, Mayo 2, l.3o a. m.
Ell cafionero enviado para resca-
tar americanos que estaban en- po-
der de los boxers, sigue su viaje; y
es de creerse que muchos de los
s1bditos americanos que fueron res
catados, vuelvan a su pals en- aquel.
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Kruger a F'ashoda

New York, Mayo 2, l.3o a. M.
FL ex-presidente del Transvaal
Pablo Kruger ha saliao de Holan-
da con direction q Fashoda Africa
Kruger Sc mantiene frme en- sus
ideas de Independence para su pa
tria y su estado de salud, es muy
delicado.
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SalldO

En el vApor "Monserrat", ha re.
gresado & sNtS Capital, despu6s de
AlRudos af1os de auss cia pasados en-
IL vieja metr6poli, 10 dis tiu guida da'
ma doflA Adela Lynn y Campoy, pro
pistAria de 10 antigua casa, "Boletin
Mercantile"
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N0I'ICIAS

coNsEyo A LAS MADREs Fl iarabs calmanss
d IN sefora Wnslow debe Aumpre los ni1os
sstan en- el periodo de Ia dentic6n Proporcona ayio
Immediate al pequedo pacente produce un sueno ma
muv yiyo aiegre Es muy agradable Paladar, calIa
nj ifo abIanda sus encias, aiva sus dolores hace r.
Es al ueior remedo oonocdo para Ia diarrea ya pro.
vsnEa De la dentedn s Dc eua9qisa ota esuss
- Ia Ssfsrs Winslow ! % sl snaios do todos.
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Can0noS SiStenna
americana

New York, Mayo 2, l.3o a. m.
Dicen de Madrid que Ell Ministro
de la Guerra ha ordenado ell use
de canones sistema americana para
ell eiercito.
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fARJKTAS de vista con sobres
8 s1a elles, % haeeR ON ala CO.
rrespen4snaas.s
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A los NOtar1OS

OARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
necolores 90 hacsn 10 6raen en-
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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Sal Superior de Curazao
A so OENTAvos qq::
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas v hnas ia
mafos de 2 hasta 5 pull
gadas a $3.50.
Alambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75.
Grampas. barrll de 90
libras S..
Ofrecen BaQuer0 J Gandara
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p0R MAS i stsEHTA AMOS.

RHHdEIIO ArgT,IC7I 10 z BTEN PEORADC'
EL JARABE CALMAHrE DE Ia SRA. WINSiON
asado Dor MILIoEEs DE MADRrs. para hijos. en- g
PERIObO DE DEN1ICION con EXITO COMPLETE. TRAN
OUIIIZA la CRIATURA, ALBANIA Las ENCIAs ALMA
ToDoS LOS DOLORES, CURA FL COLI o ovEHTosO, es ''
me.or reedio para DIARREA De venta en- las BCTiC
mundo entero. Pedid,
EI, JARABE CATMANTE DE la SRA. WINSTON
ACTPTFIs
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FL Polo NOrte
Y BILLAR =

Fl mejor establacimiento de su
clase en- San Juan. Servicio esme-
raafsimo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe,
refrescos, icores, la mayor Pu-
reZa.
rs San Francisco 25
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B ,stsra y c.. aobrs iaftscc'o1 6 las
leyes de rsutss intsr nas, no bsaece
{ fraude Algcuo. e. una aenuncis
qas debe sobreseeres g por equi lad
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0bSerYaCiOneS metereOl6giCaS


Aver
Temperature maxima 8l.8
Idem minima 72.O
Lluvia OO
Media normal de lluvia IA
= Hoy a 8 a. m.
Preston barometricao 300 3
Normal preston 5000
Temperature 76.l
Humedad relativa 81
Estado del tempo, Nublado
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Una Cale que Sc
pODe intranSitable
en- Cataf1o
DeSagradable SOrpreSs para
unOS que jugaban a 10 pro-
hlbidO
(Dc ,sWestro oosrespoNsGl)

Mayo 2-LA calle de "El Tfen"
de ests poblado, Sc pone intransita'
BILE cuando llueve, & causa del terra
pl6n do 10 via que dsssgaa en- ambos
iados y osAsiona & vsces grandes 10.
Runas, CON perjuicio de los vecinos.
Yo creo que el senior Vald6s. po'
Aria syudar nj munieipio de Baya'
mon, q la repAraci6n de dicha calle,
10 que debs ser levAntada & nivel de
10 Vie, y cuya ayuda entiendo serfs
bsnefciosa para aus propios inters'
aes, toda vez que & 81 mas que & ma
die Interest," oil desarrollo y progreso
de CAta no.
Los guardias Arrsfat y CArambot
sorprendieron Anoche las diez, ju'
gando 6 10 prohibido. & los indivi'
duos Juan Niche y Juan Gonzalez,
On el cAfstin de don MARTA Munoz.
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CUANDO LA SANGRE ESrA PA
Ida Y PO5RE CUANDO SIC sian-
te uno debil y cansado NO PUE-
DE HABER SALUD.
TOMES1 una botella 6 dos del
celebre reconstituyente
VINO De STEARNS
de Aceite de Bacalao Ferruginoso
y muy pronto rec brara d la fuer'
"a, el vigor y la salud completa.
FREDERIC K STEARNS & CIA.
rETROGT MICH. e u A
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Los j1barOS que
teDgan ''beStiaS''
en- Manat1,

no tendran NADIA que yer con
las leyeS, 81 logran eSconder
aQuelIaS en- "la manga del
gaban."
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las snc
cI lnan apadeen ancn
10 mh bton
debIt
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El vapor alem6n sCafabia. cars'
aver para Earops 400 sacos cafe.
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Podemcs informar que IL denun'
cis contra ell establecimiento de P
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lie oaempre atomand gunsb anadoI Iduo
Im6b
exlae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09

A bold. handsome and weil-dresses
burglar attempted TO rob tho resi-
dence Of w. ~. IL. Green. 1908 Boyi-
ston avenue. yesterday In broad day
light.
While all the members Of the family
with the exception OF Mrs. oreen's
companion. Mics Maud Lewis, we're
absent the daring thief entered the
house and Was In the act OF search
ing Il for vaiuakles when he encoun-
tered Mlss Lewis. The man present
cd a revolver ut the young woman .
head and warned her that II she
made an cutlery he would xiii her.
lie then forced her to enter closet.
where he made her a prisoner BY
closing and locking the door. lie
then quietly left the house without
attracting the attention Of neishbors
or paEsersby.
When the members OF the family
returned from church Miss Lewis
suooeeded In attracting their atten-
tion and she was liberated. Although
badly frightened shs was roon able
TO relate what had taken place.
Soon after the family left for
church., she said. II went 70 my
room 70 lie down. ] had Just en-
tered and was standing IN front OF
my dresser when | saw the form OF
man IN the doorway. I first though,
u was MIR. Green. but on turning l
found myself face 10 feoe with 4
maHked stranger. He had a revolver
W his hand, ana pointing the weapon
NJ me 4dvanced into tho loom.
Don't move or mako an outcry,
Or J WIZ XIII you he seil In o quiet
z wa % frightened tina, | hardly
he Nae Hose 70 mo IA Hsa 4bes
wuzzle OF the gun almost buchlnq
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MASKED BURGLAR
ATTACKS WOMAN
ENTERS A RESIDENCE BROAD DAYLIGHT AND USES A RE
volvsH gmPHAslzE His coMmANps-Locks VICTIM IN
CLOSET AND

my hosd, grabbed the weapon 70
push Il away. a tuaaei followed and
In a few seconds he threw me against
the bed aud demanded that l keep
quiet. I was by this time completely
subdned.
"fIs then picked up my watch
frosn the dresser and asked 60 whom
Il belonged. ! said v was mine and
begged and pleaded that he leave me
that because II was present 10 me.
All right. little girl. II you are
good / wont harm you or take your
things WIS his response.
With that he told me 20 get up
and enter a closet IN the room. did
so. and he closed the door on me
and started away. Then ne turned.
and coming back to the closet want
ed 20 know hoW soon the folks would
return. I told him they would be
back In about five minutes and
warned him that no had better hurry.
I said the folks had Just gone
across the street TO a noighbor's
"He thanked me and started
away. Just as he was leaving the
room the Chinese servant ratified
the furnace CRATE In the basement.
The man seemed 70 be frightened b,
tho noise, for no ran out OF the room
and made his escape from the house.
He did not stop take anything.
~ was struck by the appearance Of
tho fellow. HIS maRk was fine
homntItched silk handkerchief TIED
over the lower part of his face. HE
Ewes and forehond were those Of .
refInod and Intelligent man. lie
WINS Handsomely dressed and IN No
way looked Ike n thug or tram. q
The police were notified, but ne
traca of the handsome burglar could
he fqEid, They have good dcHorip
] lion - tbs man.
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was acting cashier. position which
he held up 10 the time the bank
closed its doors. Rince the smash
Hiil. II Il said. has made the state
menf 70 several persons that he was
aware % the hanks condition three
days before the crash came.
II IA also claimed that Hiil has IN
his poaneseion and claims as his per-
sonal property certain poetofficc
money orders that b right belong
among the assets Of the bank. These
money orders wem deDoslf@d In the
bank By n woman on the last day
the bank was open for business. She
was given a certificate Of deposit for
the amount named In the money or
dera.
when the Affairs OF the bank were
turned over to Receiver Blaine
these money orders could not pc
found, N afterward became known
that they were IN tine possession Of
Mr.. Hill and that he claimed them
az his perronal properly. Several
days later he presented them al the
postoffioe, hut the postmaster, act
Ing under Instructions from HeceiY-
or Blaine. refused TO cash them
Receiver Blaine expects 10 be able
TO make n partial report TO the court
within IA few days. but the accounts
Of the bank are In such a tangled
condition that even a partial re-
port will not throw much light on
the subject OF assets and liabilities,
Nov that criminal proceedings
have been undertaken II II certain
that persons whose names have not
heretofore been mentioned in con
nection with the banks failure viii
bf brought forward ana asked 70 OK.
plain tfanse ctlona By which thes
eaIne TITO posssesslon o. eonsidSr Grab.
President De Long 10 said 10 hev,
stated after bonk oiosed ita door
/ that sofne OF his friends were re.
ltpxualbla for the wreck Of the In
lstlhItion.
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minutes later BY Harold Preston. re-
eently candidate for United EtAtes
sFnstox. What he was called for u
also 4 mystery.
Sohn W. Cursliins and George
L Abt~. fufrnat boss Enmbiels. have
heeH sub 30 naesi ard are rev salt.
lne IN fhe ante raout
The Jury u W1f kfna TO-DAY eth hut
IL nasIuh<rs rfsckisfons.
one ~ the rs. having been eecu.rsi
ana gone Fast Oh a business trip.
lie siii return Friday. u ia stated
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BANK OFFICIAL
UNDER ARREST
E1ns Cashier E.E. Hill Of the Wrecked Bank Of
hl!au Taken Into uslOdy---Arests Of Other
Officials Will Be Made Soon

q ~ arrest IN connection with
u ~. % The Bank Of Ballard
z ~ noon yesterday.
- - ~. sfftzon % President De
~ va acting cashier Of the
-. Ne Time n ifa failure. was
H., ~ ~. tnsfntly By City Marshal
4 49,, nHnf q Ballard on 4 charge
ke,...,'nf deposits In a banking
s'sss, witch he knew to be In
warrant Wa isuet ,,v r.s.
sas'..,.f Peace ). r. Lucas on a
j-~r',s.a. snorn 70 ~ G. r.. Dill. a
IN (. ~, retail butcher Of ballard
49, VIZ H The many who detfaited
ul--,.H ne Bank % ballard an tho
n<.,''- - - January 70 upon the AZ
&s.'...1 The bank officials that The
s11l6 vas Perfectly solvent and
y f.1,sSe tze.al,s in cash on hand
tlzI,., living morning 10 meet ire
~ /" AT deposIsorg
d N .Mk did not open for f,afrees
~. 'NinE day and an investi-
W. "a ~ e fsat there was but
~ <<-. fttut slated this morning
1>rss,,'. ,ailts have been drawn ar
~ fesident De Long. Cash
NJ hsnseom ana vice f.feaident
tra@<s Long u criminal aats iu
81 n. ~ With banks anairs' but
asss n. ~ ss. Tor their arrest
ssrs.... <et been Issued. These
ne ~ y Z said. will be issued
- tinH today 49, ,,.,,...'... .--',.- =
M ~ q the Peace fueas axsd
,,sr1bss1 = 5000. Thia bond was
m IN. p ssrctics being b. ~.
b IN I'm. suNari, n. y. Galloway,
= ~ 1 a and John hei1. No dats
y zen nsed for the prslinln.
NJ KS u the base.
Hr,sl was formerly cashier 81
49, II rs.lArd, bat was suc.
G. HAnscjn about ths
tbt. ~ year. During fIanaoora' !
ns@ = The Last on bh1-
''sd with tho bank I'M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09
THOUSAND
DROWNED
Fatal Tidal Wave in
South Seas

San FRANCISCO. Feb. s.-The
steamer Mariposa. from Tahiti, re-
ports that terrific tidal wave and
hurricane. beginning on January ~,
destroyed 1000 lives IN the Society
and Puamotu islands. The storm
lasted four days and several small
islands are dcpopuiated. Most Of tine
survivors are without shelter. food
or clothing, as the waters swept en-
tireIy over the Islands and people
were compelled to climb the huge
oocoanut trees TO escape the flood.
The Islands are only 70 feet above
sea level and many people were car :
RED away by the water from their
refuge Ia the trees The steamship
Excelsior rescued 900 personss who
swam several miles 60 reach the yos,
sel. All the ahipg IN the vicinity had
a bard battle With the storT,
Come Of the mQst valuable pear
Islands ~ the world are Included W
the group. and the ioes In eopfaa,
mother-of-pcnri shells and pearls "
estimated at several million dplllYsl