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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
Roma
q Oferta singular
Un socialista eEergico

EI ayuntamiento de Roma ha recibi-
do del de Buenos Aires I'm ofrecimiento
muy curioso, que acepto con mezcla de
gratitud y buen humor. La corpora
Clon bonaerense, en- prueba de amistad
por Italia y de respeto por ell Rey
Humberto, cuyos restos yacen en- el
Panteon, ha ofrecido pavimentar la pla-
"a del misnlo y calle circundanteS con
maderas argentinaS. que los donadores
Sc encargan de mantener constantemen-
te en- buen eStado.
-.
FL sefior Ferri, diputado y director
de un peri6dico socialista, ha resuelto
interpelar al gobierno en- demanda de
una investigator del estado de la mari
na militar italiana, que abarque el Pc
riodo desde el counbaie naval del LISA
en- 1850 hasta Ia hora preSente. y
sefior Ferri preSent6 identica int -.--
ci6n hace -alglin tempo y IA CO - =
neg6 darie raz6n. Entunces pou-.
en- su peri6dico el 4AVGKfi acuSaciones al
por mayor contra Ia armada. y tFeinta y
cinco ofciales le demandzron por ca
lumnia. deranda que el tribunal deses-
tim6. declarando que treinsa y cinco in
divduos 40 Tepresentaban scda Ia ms
Iituci6n.
El gobirrno Ia resuelto adoptar me-
dislas para impedir h demcstFacion cue
los soeiAlixAs y Fepubhclpos pEeparan
cuutra IA vista del Car Nicolas. 4 quicn
% esprra en Roma en- IA serccra ssuia-
"a DC Oegahre. Sostiensn los futures
demuslFanies cue un gooicruo avanza-
so conc sl O. lsaAa 10 deoe usar CD
sequina NJ mAn,sner rel1cic1E1 Co 81
igfa da unM nuencEaelM Como Ia mnncovl.
Ia. "a psohahle .in smonrxo, qus pc
ndaencfs drl u1eialiHno iE1nr<A - all
IuHnxn q lMlIl11 - 80 o1mngIf1gi6n
ahiErtA euaEa q Cnf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02

Su insignifcancia y los medios
mas comunes de hacerles freute 2 Las
del Algodonero-3 Las del Maguey-
4 Las del cafiamo-5 Las del Lino-6
Las del Banano-7 Las del cocotero-
8 Insecticidas-o Ell Grillo ta)pa, y Co
mo Sc combate-Io Protection los pa
iaroS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
D0minicana
Una recIamaci6n

II dia de Sepsiemhre lego 4 Il ca
pisal Dc Santo Domingo el ministEo
amesix4no, Mr. ruwell. sne 81 vapoF CAr-
rsAs. Sn miSidn e. "a &c vcF Qus el
gohieFno tomiaieano eumpa a pc DE-
u lsin Il arrsglo de lpos. rsisEenia 4
laa ruclamacicncs Snla. Ron 4 In
psuxsmsnist ComrasE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
OTRAS FABRICACIONES
PARTE MERCANTIL
LEGION UNICA
DESARROLLO DEL NEGOCIO

Primer medic para entablar nego-
ciaciones con las fbras textiles En-
vic de muestras los mercados exte-
rioreS, como segundo medio-3 Propa-
ganda insistente y extensa por medic
del anuncio-4 Patentes y marcas para
acreditar la procedencia-5 Ayuda de
las Exposiciones p11blicas y de los Mu-
secs ccmerciales-6 Agremiaci6n sin
|dicatos-7 Tratados de comercio-S
Exencion temporal de contribuciones
prinlas de compensacion-o BancoS de
prestamos faciles y modicos-Io Escue-
las industriales y comerciales.
APENDICE
FABRICANTES DE MAOUINARIA
PARA LAS INDUSTRIAS TEX
TILES.
De los Estados Unidos de Norte
America-2 De Espafia-3 De Mexico
a De Cuba 5 De Belgica-6 De
Francia-7 De Inglaterra.
De estos SUMMARIZES deducira usted,
amigo sehor Agostini, que voy detras
de uSted en- Ell empefIo patriotico de
que Puerto Rico Sc salve agrfcolamente,
por medic de cultivos nuevoS.
Solo temo ell no encontrar recursos
para la edici6n de mi libro, y que 81
llega q ser pub1icado, 10 nlire con indi-
ferencia el pals.
Despues hablaremos acerca del cult
vo y aprovechsmiento de los arboles
que dan "caucho', especialmente del
''CASTILLOA ELASTICA", que es ell mas
abundante en- jugo lechoso, esta mul-
tiplic andose aSombrosamente Ell Me-
xico, y que debiera ensayar va en-
Puerto-Rico ia Estaci6n Agron6mica
de Mayaguez.
Atentamente,
Jose CordoveS Berries.
Hato Grande, 2o de Setiembre 1898,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
ESPANA
ULTIMO CORREO
Se retira ell er SlxsIas. ii iustre jefe les cen.
scrvadores.D .DiDHtados sscncillnmente.iQuSa ana1
qufa!-SY los comproEisese-I.Os proyoctev del
Presupusste-E ennprtstitO eHbans-La situa.
ci6n en- Ia isIa de CubA-Cubanos espanoIes.

CAou eu iH h1ta AO OuOA-OuDdnOoy espauOiOb.
Els objeto de todas las conversaciones
en los c1rculos polfticos, ~ de comenta-
rios en- Ia prensa, Ia retirada del Sefior
Silvela de Ia vida pdblica.
Ell ilustre jefe del partido conserva-
dor asistira al Congreso, como diputado,
en- la pr6xima legislature, dispuesto a
Secundar sinceramente al GObierno,
cumpliendo Ia oferta que hizo al sefior
Villaverde; y Sc retirara defnltivamen
te de Ia pol(tica tan pronto como llegus
al poder ell partido liberal, dedicandose
: Ia literature y 4 L. abogacfa.
Fl sefior Silvela confesa que ha in
,duido poderosamente en- esta resolu :
cion la amargura que le produce Su de-
Sacuerdo con la opinion sobre la rege-
n raci6n del pals.
La prersa en- general refeja la pro-
funda impression que ha causado en- la
opinion p1blica esta determination, y
censura al sefior Silvela por ell abando-
no de los compromises pol1ticos que te-
MIA contrafdos con sus amigos. recor-
dando Ia lucha que soStuvo para con-
quistar La jefatura del partido conser-
dor.
wv
Los peri6diccs anuncian que el seflor
Silvela esta reSuelto q retirarse de la
pol1tica activa.
Sc han reunido los ministries en- ell
palacio de la Presidencia, con objeto de
examinar los proyectoS de presupuesto
parcial de cada Departamento y fjar la
fecha de la reunion de las Cortes.
~
Ia salido de Madrid, con direction a
Paris, ell senador cubano Sr. D. Ricar-
40 .Jolz con objeto de tratar del en-
postito proyectado para ell pago del
eiercito de Cuba.
*~
La prensa de Santander ha pedido
Su opinion al director de "El Figaro"
de Ia Habana, sefior Pichardo, respec-
to de la situaci6n de la isla de Cuba.
En- las declaraciones que con este
motive publican los periodicos santan-
derinos, desmiente ell sefIor Pichardo
algunas noticias exageradas que Sc han
dado luz en- telegramas recibidos de
Nueva-York, y no da importarcia al
levantamiento del Caney y otras sobre
ell pago del ejercito y ell estado sanitario
de la Isla, califcandolas de disparates
propalados con mala intenci6n por los
peri6dicos de los Estados UnidoS.
Ensalza el Sr. Pichardo la prosperi-
dad del credito p1blico en- Cuba y la
amistad de los cubanos con los espafio-
les RESIDENCES en- el pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
PARTE INDUSTRIAL
LEGION ~
LOS SISTEMAS GENERATES
DE ENRIAR LOS TEXTILES

Aplicaci6n de ellos segdn la i'm
portancia de la explotaci6n-2 Ell de
exposition a Ia lluvia y el rocio-3 81
de aqua sin remudar-4 El de aqua CO.
rriente-5 El de aqua caliente-6 Ma
chucado 6 exprimido previo de las ho-
jas grandes y carnudas.
TErCTON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02

Continuation de los SUMMARIZES de las
1ecciones sobre cultivo Y aprovecha-
miento de las plantas textiles vegetables.
LEGION Is"
OTROS TEXTILES
LEGION I6w
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
CorresponSal.

Ell de Julio timo inaugur6 Bulgaria ell monumen
dedcadO del Alexandra
celebration de ndependenC de Buga FL maueo edihc6
Pewna mas
guerra dond Osman sui6 Ia derrOt
determine ! endencia de los b1gars
muudo
Ikaue dad publican de todo
DC notable
mentos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
B0LETLD mercantile De PgERT0 RICO
DIARIO INFORMACN UNIVERSAL

confeccion de los tej;dos buenos y co =
munes, y de los telares de mano para
los tejidos de adorno = Description
del telar para tejer mano-s Id del
tejido mecanico-4 La invenci6n de las
maquinas de tejer-5 Blanqueo de los
tejidos.
LFCCION 6m
OTRAS FABRICACIONES
La del pape1-2 La del cart6n-s
La de las cuerdas-4 La del pabilo-s
La de sacos de envasar, toldos de secar
granos y plantillas de alpargatas-6 La
de empleitas para esteras y La de
sombreros de paja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
LEGION

LEccIoN g.
LAS OPERACIONES DE AGRA
MAR. ESPADAR, PEINAR Y
BLANQUEAR Los
TEXTILES.
I En- que cousiSte Ia de agramar-s
Que es IA dc eSpadar-3 A que sc redu-
&C IA dc peinar-4 De que depende
n de blanquear- Procedimiento de
Schiefner para el blanqueo de las hb-as
textiles-6 Ia dc Engeler para el blar
queo DC IA 6bra del algOdon.
LEccIOS 4
la HILANoERIA
Z coaao e procrde Al hilaklo q uni6n
De hebras. y Al tcrcilo para iormar ~
loa d hEEa longitud y Dc gEcsofss d.
irrenfcs - comO - haeia eco sniiwua-
msnls poF medic a. h Fuses. el hnso ,
el lcrao
LEccioN 50
II TgJfDo
nAplhueda q n nsul4i0 ( \
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
Motas poncenas

Obra dramhtisa-LOs rePuhIicanes puros-Fiestas
en- Yaues-Csaa1s de eincendio--Prsfesera cen-
petente-La pr0speridad de Hunt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
CONTRARIEDADES

LEGION 26 q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02

un sisante.-Enor-,s p..s. -Us sr.is r.r..-En-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
ALL TRAFFIC DELAYED.
Severe Snow Storm Prevails Through
out Germany.

Berlin. April 2l.-Heavy snow has
been falling for fifteen hours. All the
trains from Posen. Silesia and East
and West Prussia are hours late. Many
trains have been stalled in the snow.
The snow lies from eighteen inches
to three feet deep on the Polish plains.
At noon no trains had arrived at Po-
sen for twelve hours. Trains are
showed in on the lines all over Silesia
and the province of Posen. The rail-
road administration has no snowplOws.
as such SHOWS as this are extremely
rare. Hence shovel expeditions have
been ordered to dig out the drift-cov-
cred trains and carry food to the be-
lated passengers. kilograms from
many cities read alike. Street cars
are immovable. Telephone and tele-
graph wires are down and the trains
are either not venturing to leave the
terminals. are stalled in the country
or are arriving at their destinations
after great difficulty and hours late
with their passengers wretched with
the cold and hunger Minor accidents
have been numerous.
Falling chimneys and tiles made the
Berlin thoroughfares perilous. Twenty
one injured persons were taken TO the
hos nitalS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
TRUCE is DECLARED,
PAPER Mill StHke Called or for On.
Week.

Appleton. WITS, April 21.-As the re.
sult OF an unexpected DEVELOPMENT al
the meeting of the Neenah and Annie.
ton brotherhoods of papermakers held
Sunday afternoon, the paper mill
strike is called off. A truce has been
declared for one week. and the men
returned to work in the eight Kim.
berly 4 Clark company mills this
morning
A joint committee from the Appleton
and Neenah brotherhoods of paper.
makers will meet the Kimberly &
Clark company at Neenah in the after.
noon The state board of arbitration
Will also be party to the negotia
ions, and there seems a strong pros
pect that an understanding can be
reached whereby the strike will be de
clared permanently off.
The Kimberly & Clark company has
agreed to pay the employees full time
Tor last week. The temporary settle
ment OF the strike was effected through
the efforts Of R. n Edwards of Osh
kosh, a member Of the state board O.
arbitration.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
CLASH is IMMINENT.
Wyoming Cattle and Sheep Men Quar-
rel Over Grazing Lands.

Cheyenne, Wy, April 21.-The sheep
men of the Sweetwater country have
declared open war upon the cattlemcn
and a clash is imminent unless steps
are at once taken to get the warning
factions together on the proposition of
a satisfactory division of ranges OF
that section.
Sheriff Charles Slough of Landor
has gone to- the range country to in
vestigate and if he finds the condition
of affairs as alarming as has been re-
ported he will Immediately make a
formal request of the governor for at
least one company of the state militia
to patrol the ranges.
Recently the sheepmen of the Sweet
water country have received copies OF
a circular notifying them that the
sheep would not be permitted to Craze
within certain boundaries.
The Fremount County Wool Grow
ers' association has adopted resolu,
tions holding accountable to any men,
Der of the association whose personal
and property rights shall be violated
the person and property Of the dead
liners" and pledging full financial and
moral support to the defense OF the
lives and property and members Of the
| association.
drawing Of headlines" as violation
| Of federal and state statutes and cal
upon both federal and state officials
other wool growers associations ant
all persons interested for assistance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
FOR PERJURY OR BRIBERY.
Said That Ten Missouri Legislators
Will Be Indicted.

st. Louis, April 21.-Attorney Cen
eral Crow was present during the days
session of the st. Louis grand jury
and assisted Circuit Attorney Folk
with the investigation of this end Of
the legislative Doodle deal. The Cole
county grand jury has taken recess
until April q and this leaves the at
torney general free to come here for a
time 1t is hinted that at least ten
state senators will be indicted for
either perjury or bribery before the
inquiry is concluded here and in Jeffer-
son City.
The most important witness sum-
moned before the grand jury is Cash
Ter Webb of the bank at Steelville,
who was ordered to bring the check
books and records Of the concern to
show the deposits made by Senator
Farris (who has been indicted in JEFF
fevson City, and the checks issued by
him.
Attorney General Crow stated dur
ing the day he had found no trace or
Lieutenant Governor Lee. nor has he
any idea of the whereabouts OF Daniel
7 KeIly of New York
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
THE BALKAN SITUATION.
Servian King Says Albanian Difficulty
Is the Greater Menace.

London. April 21.-The correspond
ent at Belgrade of the Daily Mail has
had an audience with King Alexander
OF Servia. In this interview the king
said the situation in the Balkans was
exceedingly grave and that the Al
banian difficulty was a greater menace
to peace than the Macedonian ques-
ton.
THE continued massing of Turkish
troops in Old Servia.' King Alexander
said will force me to take similar
steps Servia will not take the lnltla-
tive. but if the other Balkan states
move Servia will not and cannot look
on. but must protect her own vital IN
terests."
King Alexander denied with empha
sis that his recent coup d'etat was
effected with the chief purpose OF set
Ting the question of successor tc
the throne and declared it was sim
ply to check the injurious ascendancl
of the radicals.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
NUMBER OF PEOPLE KILLED IN
A DISASTER ON THE ERIE
RAILROAD.
LIMITED EXPRESS DERAILED
Coaches Immediately Catch Fire and
the Bodies of Most Of the Victims
Are Cremated-HaIf a Dozen Per.
sons Are Known to Be Dead and
Several Others Are MISSING and Are
Supposed to Be in the Debris.
Supposed to Be in the Debris.

Jamestown. N. Y, April 21.-A
coupling broke on westbound freight
train on the Erie railroad at Red
House at a. m, just as the train was
leaving the main track to take a sid
ing for the eastbound New York and
Chicago limited express to pass. The
delay occasioned by the mishap was
distressing nature. Almost Immediate
ly after the freight train broke in two
the passenger train came along at the
rate of fifty miles an hour. The pas
senger engine. a combination baggage
and passenger car. a day coach and
two sleepers left the track, running
nearly one hundred feet beside the
rails, crashing into a small school
house, which, was completely demol-
| ished The wreck caught fire imme-
diately and al of the cars which left
the rack were quickly burned up.
Baggagemaster Hitchkiss was killed.
His body was recovered. After the fire
the bodies Of two women and a child,
who are said to have boarded the train
! at ApuicStOhl II. O-s bout!~ iCi NiStAi,
n Y. were taken from the ruins,
burned so badly as to make it impos'
/ sibe to identify them 1t is believed
/ that other bodies are still in the wreck.
age
Six more or less seriously injured
| passengers and members OF the crew
were taken to the Salamanca hospital.
| The private cars attached to the pas
/ senger tram did not leave the track.
R. S. McCready, mail weigher, Mans
field, o. and Frank Barnite, travel,
/ ing salesman. jamestown. n. Y, are
missing. and two unknown passengers
in the Pullman sleeper and three in
the day coaches are said to be missing
The known dead are: r. S. Hotchkiss
brakeman. Meadville. Pa; two women
a child and two men, unidentified.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
Case Against Rufus Cantrell Ca'eo a'
Indianapolis.

indianapolis, April 2l.-The case OF
prfus Cantrell. confessed king OF the
negro ghouls," was called for trial al, dur, n,
inc the day. Sam Martin, the first OF
the gang TO be tried. was convicted
last Friday and will be sentenced 'hiS
week. ,ho
criminal court the defense bombarded
The court with a number of motions
ALI Of which were overruled. A spe-
ea eial J plea Of insanity was then filed ,,9 by
mo defense and plea of not guilty
entered The indictment under wnlch
Cantrell is to be tried charges MN m
with taking. concealing and having i ~
his possession the body OF hose I:,t ao,,a au,a
iinper stolen from Pleasant Hiil ceihe,
,nry and with conspiring to commil d
,elonv II is upon the charge OF taxing
a bodv and conspiracy that the s'a'e
will try the case.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
FOUR CANNOT RECOVER.
Cyclone Injuries Number OF People
at St. Paul, Kan.

Topeka. Kan, April 21.-Word has
,ust reached here of tornado at St.
Paul. Neosho county. Saturday night.
which destroyed great amount OF
property and injured five people, four
of whom cannot recover. Mrs. DAVID
Chamberlain and three members OF a
German family named Longham VIII
die, it is thought. Mr.. David Cham'
hcrlaip has bruises Of severe char
.cter while several other persons sus.
tanned minor injuries.
The threc-story brick school build
ing was entirely destroyed and the
homes of David Chamberlain. MT
Iongham and Mrs. Melluz blown away
MANY houses were also unroofed. The
depot platform was carried from the
townsite. The tornado jumped
building occasionally. taking house
here and barn there.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
husband Tried to Rescue wife VINO
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

New York, April 21.-Frank J. Fee
ley and his wife quarreled on the
street. and less than an hour later
both their bodies were taken out OF
the North river. The police believe
the woman committed suicide and that
the husband was drowned in trying to
rescue her.
The couple had quarreled early In
the day in their apartments and both
left the house, the wife writing note
threatening suicide. When Freeley
returned he read the note and. rush.
ing from the house. overlook his wife
with the result that the quarrel was
renewed. A policeman interfered and
the woman. breaking away from hel
husband, ran to the river and jumped
in. Her husband dove after her, but
both were caught under some barge'
and drowned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
AS FAR OFF AS EVER.
End of Textile Operatives Strike NOT
Vet in Sight.

Lowell, Mass, April 21.-The fourth
week of the strike of textile operatives
begins with peace apparently as iar
off as ever. No attempt will be nade
TO reopen the mills during the week
hut it is possible that next week inc
agents will make test of the strength
of the organized crafts by an an
nouncement that their gates VIII "
open to all who care to return SIM
the investigation of the situation uh'
der state direction there has been d
feeling that the factories would re,
main closed until after the arbitrator
hoard had made its report and state
ment of one of the mill agents CON
firms that idea.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
EMPLOYEES MAKE DEMANDS.
st. Louis Street Car Lines Likely ia
Be Tied Up.

st. Louis, April 21-It is stated that
unless the St Louis Transit company
grants the demands of the Amalga-
mated Association of Street Railway
Employees, which are already formu-
lated for presentation Immediately
after the worlds fair dedicatory exer-
cises, strike will be ordered on the
system.
1t has been reported that strike
would be ordered April 80 unless the
demands were granted, but A. w. Nor
rison. organizer of the Amalgamated
union. said that nothing would be
done until after the dedicatory cere
monies.
The transit company controls all the
street car lines in st. Louis, except
those of the Urban system.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
SERIES OF ENCOUNTERS.
One Man Killed and Two Wounded in
Kentucky.

Louisville, KY, April 21.-A spe-
cial to the Courier-Journal from May
king. Ky, says:
AS result OF a series of encounters
in Letcher county, the first being a
fight between revenue officers and
moOnshiners. one man was killed and
two men were wounded, one of whom
probably will die.
The dead man Is United States
Deputy Marshal James c. Asher. who
was killed by Jailer Ison while resist
ing arrest on peace warrant for
pointing a pistol at a man on the
streets of Whitesburg.
The wounded men are James Moore
and William Moore brothers, and al.
legged moonshiners. who were shot dur
ing a fight with revenue officers on
Elkhorn creek. Asher beng one Of the
deputies engaged in the battle Asher
subsequently went to Whitesburg
with some prisoners and was killed
by Jailer Ison.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
Howard Still on the Stand.

Frankfort, KY, April 2l.-The cross
examination of James B. Howard, on
trial on the charge of killing Governor
Goebel, was continued during the day.
He said he was in the Board Of Trade
hotel when the crowd passed bearing
the wounded man. He became some
what tangled when he attempted to
describe the manner in which Goebel
vas being carried.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The strike of telephone employees at
Butte. Mont. is ended.
W. H. Stafford, aged eighty-two. re-
tired jurist and author. is dead
Chillicothe, o.
Professor Pickering of the Harvard
observatory is said to be projecting a
combination Of all the astronomical OBJ
servatories in the world. SO that their
combined capital or endowments can
be used by all.
H. II. Rogers, the Standard Oil mil.
lionaire, was operated upon in New
York Monday for appendicitis. He
withstood the operation well. but on
account of the patients age-sixty
years-his condition is considered
grave.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-21
GERMANY WILL RETAllATE.
speciaI Prohibitory Tariff on Canadian
Imports Threatened.

New York. April 2l.-lt is presumed
IN Berlin. says a London dispatch to
the Tribune. that if the Canadian tariff
nronosals become law the German
sovernment will at once obtain au.
thority from the reichstag to apply a
special prohib;ory tariff on all i'm
ports from Canada. The agrarian or
eans of the German press declare thai
the British government is the rea
author OF Canada's behavior toward
Germany, and they advise retaliator.
measures against Great Britain.