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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
Ia America
" TGus"qas5a
I Vamos contra las turcas ?
Un miniStro eXasperado

Dicen de Constantinopla que Mr..
Leishman, rlinistro de los Estados Uni.
dos en- aquella capital, desde que regre.
SO su pueSto hace dos meses, ha estado
solicitando, sin poderla obtener, una
audiencia con el Sultan para entregarle
una carta sutografa del Presidente
Roosevelt, llamandole Ia atenci6n hacia
las reclamaciones de misioneros ameri-
canos en- Armenia y otras parties, e ms
taudole a que las satisfaga cuanto
anteS.
Conocedor el Sultan del obieto de
Mr.. Leishman, al solicitar la audiencia
con tanto empef1o, Ia ha venido apla-
zandc jeliberadamente.
Dfcese que Ia paciencia del ministro
acab6 de agotarse, y que Sc presento en-
Ell despacho de Tewfk Baja, ministro
de Relaciones ExterioreS, dandole tres
d1as de plazo para que le dijesen 81 ell
Sultan hab1a de recibirle 6 no. Tewfk
prometio 4 Mr.. Loishman que Su Ma :
jestad le recibirfa en- pasando las festi-
vldades del Bairam, promesa que no Sc
cumpJi6.
SAO 70 w ouPOASIJ "a AAAAA0tAO
americana esta exasperado, y 81 la es-
perada audiencia Sc demora demasiado,
6 el gobierno turco no da la satisfac-
cion que Sc le pids, no serfa Sorpren-
dente, concluye la noticia, yer el mejor
dfa una escuadra americana franquean-
do los DardaneloS.
A proposito de este particular, me-
rece recordarse 10 que dijo hace POGO
t1n periodista parisien, ridicu1izando los
in titles esfuerzos del concerto europeo
para arreglar Ia question de Oriente.
Semejante tares incumbia, segtin el
|periodista, a un naci6n fterte, indepen-
diente y desembarazada de mezquinos
compromises como los que regular to-
das las relaciones de Europa respecto
del impe1io otomanO.
ESa nacion ft1erte y ibre, que debia
acabar con el islamismo en- Europa, ba-
rriendolo en- direction la Mecca, era
los Estados Unidog de America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
EDISON
Vida EaIboriosa

Los emp1eados del negociado de Pa
tentes en- Washington han venido lle-
vando cuenta sistematjca de las paten-
tes SaCadas por el famoso inventor To-
mas Edison, halIando que cuando Sc le
Iotorgue una que tiene pendiente, 10 que
se espera estos dfas, habra recibido 7o1.
Y cuenta que dssde 1896 4 la fecha Sc
ha vuelto ''perezoxo" pues para enton-
|ces tenfa va 7II patentes. Solo en-
|concepto de honorarios al negociado
lleya Mr.. Edison gastados $4,000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07

El Consejo de instruction pdblica,
reunido bajo Ia presidencla del sefior
Echegaray (don JOSEF, tomo los siguien-
teS aCuerdoS:
Que Sc manifesto a los directories de
las Escuelas de Veterinaria que no bas-
ia la presentation del t1tulo de bachiller
para eximir del examen de ingreso los
que deseen seguir la carrera.
Declarar apto para la ensefianza, no
obstante haber cumplido la edad para
ser jubilado, al professor de Ia Universi
dad de Zaragoza don Pablo Gil y Gil.
Y desestimar la recasaci6n del Juez
de un Tribunal de oposiciones formula
das por Tin opositor, pues no teniendo
este veinti1n af1os, debe considerarse CO.
mo opositor Conditional, y pudiera dar-
Sc el case de que no hubiera cumplido
aquella edad al dar comienzo las oposi~
clones, por 10 que carecer1a de derecho
para ejercitar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
Influenza de la sal

Seglin cl doctor Trunecek, una de las
enfe1medades cue mas afigen a la We
jez es la ori6cacion de las alterias, 6
arterioesclerosis. que es su nombre tee
uico, la cual, seg1n el, es debida a de-
fciencia de sal en- la sangre, cosa que
Sc combate facilmente inyectando en-
las venas Una solucion salina que, al
pasar por el rifion, Sc difunde rapida-
mente por la economic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07

A medisdos de Abril hara su presen.
tacion en- Ell Espafiol. la compafia ita-
llama que dirige la eminente actriz Tere.
sa Mariani.a
El n1mero de frnciones es 50, y en-
tire las obras mas escogidas del extenso
repertoire de la famosa actriz dara
conocer al p1blico madrilefo mas de
velnte nuevas que han obtenido en- TIA
liza extraoruinario exito.
Ell abono quedara alberto Ell dia 20
del actual, y Sc dividira en- lunes v vier.
mes de; ;moda y microbes de estreno.
COMO es natural, q los abonados del
Espaiol Sc les ccncederA un plazo, Dor
Isl qnieren renovar las localidades eue
|actualmcnte disfrutan.
Creemos, pues, quc.4 la magnffca
|temporada de Ia compafiia GuerrcrS-
Mendoza seguira otra no menos brillan.
|te eon la de la. genial artista Teresa
Mariani. que tantos triunfos ha obteni-
do y tantas simpatfas ha sabido CAP
Itarsc en- Espafia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
FL CATION padre

Los artiIleros americanos, seg1n di-
cen, acaban de ensayar I'm cafi6n MONS
truo en- e1 arsenal de Wateriolet.
Sc necesitan 40 hombres para intro
ducir el proyecti1 en- e1 anima, y la
carga de polvora esta repartida en- seis
sacos de mas de 100 kilos cada uno.
Esta arma formidable cuesta 100000
frances, y cada disparo 1000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
NOta del dfa

una consecuencia inevitable Y
l6gica de todos los contratiem-
pos que ha experimentado.
Los successes de los eStudianteS,
sin recurrir al divorcio que exis-
te entire los ministries, serian
causa mas que suficiente para
derrocar al actual Gobierno 81
no hubiese tenido ell Sr Silvela
la provision de disolver las cor
tes a tempo de evitar reclama-
clones muy justifcadas.
Ell origen de la actual peligro
sa situacion, puesto que no Sc
trata de una algarada estudian-
til, aislada, sino de TN movi-
miento perfectamente combina-
do Q expontaneo, pero que Sc
manifesto en- todaS las provin
cias a la vez, ha sido la impru-
dente medida del Sr Allende
Salazar, a quien Sc empeno en-
sostener ell Sr Silvela contra
V1GuCO y ndT ca
Vino despues a empeorar la
Sltuaci0n la renuncia del Sr vi
llaverde, inconforme con los au-
mentoSque sus companeros de
Gabinete pedfan en- sus respec-
tivOS ministeriOS
Y anOra, ha vueIto a surgir,
mas fuerte, mas comprometedo-
ia, la question de los estudian-
ties, reviStieudo circumstances
verdaderamente alarmadoras.
UnOS CuantoS i0venes mex
pertos han perdido la vida al re-
Clamar con demasiada vehemen-
Cia I'm derecho legttimo. Unos
Cuantos agentes, con un arroio|
digno de mejor causa, han COM
prometi1O de muerte la vida
del actual Gobierno, al tirotear+
en- las Gales de Salamanca a los
alumnos de la Universidad.
Censurable imprevision de
unos y otros. mas disculpable. en-
los estudiantes, por efecto de
sus pocos amos y de la justicia
que defendfan.
A la intolerable rudeza de los
agentes debera su proxima, su
inminente caida Ell Sr Silvela.
va le han apedreado en- su CO.
che Y le han silbado en- union de
Maura, el hombre en- quien te-
MIA su confianza depositada el
pueblo, y que ha defraudado las
esperanZas todas.
Els TN hecho muy significant
vo el de silbar al Presidente del
Consejo de Ministries y apedrear-
lie en- su coche. De. esto a la
impopularidad hay muy corto
trecho, a la caida TN solo paso.
Nuestros cables de aver 10 di-
cen de TN modo muy claro.
El pueblo ha hecho causa CO.
mum con los estudiantes que
protestan.
Que significativo es este Y CO.
mo hace brotar el germen de la
esperanZa que no Sc agota.
Los gobiernos espafloles, como
I'm remedo torpe de 10 que aeon.
tece en- las rep1blicas que fue-
ron de Espaf1a, Sc suceden con
celeridad pasmosa, caen Y Sc le-
vantan desde hace alg1n tempo,
sin que ell pueblo tome parte ac-
tiva en- el ascenso nj en- Ell de-
rrumbe. Cuando mas, hace una
mueca de burlona indiferencia
Y asiste con la misma pasividad
q la subida. de un Ministerio, CO.
mo a su estrepitosa caida.
Los partfdos. espafioles Sc des-
gastan solos ysolos Sc consumer.
Despues de la muerte del Sr
Sagasta, los liberales no han lo-
grade ponerse de acuerdo; Ell
grupo de los tetuanistas parece
que Sc ha congregado para llo-
gar la muerte deSu Jefe, y m1en-
tras la fgura de Canalejas Sc
agiganta al lado de la monar-
O1sia nara damocratiZarla mas.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
Tie RevolntionistS i'm Macedonia
Are MaSSing Thousands of
Men at Various Points.
BANHEROF REVOLUTION UNFURLED
Every City and Village. Whether the
Inhabitants Are Friends or Foes.
Will BE Destroyed.
Beginning Of Msssseres. surninss and
Destruction Compared Win which
the Turkish Atrocities Win Seem
chiid's Play Threatened

london. sept 2f-The Daily Maths
correspondent al Sofia teiegranhs;
"Ono OF the revolutionary chiefs has
Informed me that the rcvoiuuoniEts
are massing thousands Of men at vari-
Gus points on the frontier and their
laboratories are working necessarily
60 repicnIsh thcir stock II bombs and
explosives. They do not count much
on war between Turkey and bulgaria
but on the day they hear that tho
meeting between tho czar and Empe-
Tor Francis Joseph has not had tho de-
rirod result Tor Macedonia. the world
will witness the beginning OF massa.
cres. hurnings and destruction com
pared with which the Turkish atroci.
ties VIII seem child.a play. The ban
ner OF revolution. my informant saws
VIII hc unfurlcd In an the border dis
tricts Every city and village. wheih
I er the Inhabitants are friends or foes
F will Do destroyed and such a state Of
anarchy win ho caused that the Turks
+ will step out voluntarily and leave th'
/ country 90 Macedonian survivors. W'
have selected the frontier districts fo
these dnal operations 30 that Europ
may hear the dcspairIns crios ~ th'
dying nation which tho Turks woui
stidc"
London. Sept 2i.--The Balkan $40
uafion presented few now features Sui
day morning The German emperor
influence az Vienna is said to hav
been thrown in favor of allowing Oh
sultan the utmost freedom in supprcs
ms the insurrccticn. Both Turks an
Macedonians claim tho Victories in Oh
daily encounter A report from sof
states that the Ruirarian military pre-
arntons arc reaching the stage az re
fccton that viii enable the conccntr
ton of 100000 mon on the froutH
within a week and chat the stocks
provisions. weapons and ammuniui
are RAPIDLY becoming cflc.Cuf
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
WEAVING TIE WEB.
Damaging Testimony In the Curtis
Jets Trial at cynthiaHs-

cynthiana. Ky. Sep, is.--tn .he
case Of Curtis Jett. now on trial for
the alleged assassination o. jim Cock
riii. seven witnesses testified for the I
couanfonwcaith Friday afternoon. All J
Of them In some way or other corroo- /
GRATED other witnesses which have ies- 4
tilted. Tom and Kelly Mann corrobo- Z
rated witnesses Friday morning who
swore that Jett had said taat no -
could shoot him % the streets
% Jackson. referring 90 the fact of n
jificuitv between Jett and Cockriu
about week before the assassination
Tho main and most sensational feature
OF the evening was the Testimony OF
J. r. Little. who said he saw Cockrih
running AZ the time Of the shooting
ana Immediately afterward JeS ap-
peared IN front OF tho courthouse. Re
heard Jctt say a wcck before the as
sassination IN thc house % Mrs. sam
Mans that be would Kan Cockrin on
sight. and that he lJctt never prom
/ iscd 90 90 anything but that be car
riod Il out Little. when Cockriil was
+ killed. ran 90 him and ne (CocNHn
said 60 bin. Some ono shot me from
the courthouse Ilttio's testimony is
corrohornfcd BY Charles Robinson as
20 ihe position OF LITTLE when the
shots were drod. ana as 90 Jcti coming
out OF tho courthouse a minute after
tho shooting
IN. n Hurst saw blue mist like tho
shots were fired FROM smokclees pow
der ~ The time of the shooting ard
/ corroborated Little in his testimony
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woak OF A DETECTIVE.
mortsuy Wounded Three Men ard
corrr,itted soielee-

Evansville. Ird. Sept 1o.-Af,er
shoosing and probably fatally wound
ing Chief Of Police Fred Heuke and
CAPT Brcnnecke. of TIE police depart
ment. and seriously injcring Frank
f.ntz. a councilman Of Bonneville Ind.
Detective Thomas Hutchens Friday
rsTht sent a bullet through his brain
He died instantly.
The tragedy was the result Of a long
existing quarrel between Brennecke
and Hutchcns. The cause T. not
known The shooting occurred az the
Tri-State fair grounds Friday night-
At icas: 100 people we're IN the tent
where the shooting was done. Neither
Chief Heuke nor Capt. Brenneeke had
opportunity 20 defend themselves
i've minutes before the shooting Do
tective Hutchsns. In conversation With
Patrolran Crow and Fireman Heber-
er. made the remark with an oath that
there were two men be Intended % get
even with.
Patrolrian Grow was sitting At "a.
bic meas the entrance Of the German
village with Hutchers When Chie'
fIcuke and Capt Brennecke entered
He Jumped 70 his feet and started fo'
the detective as soon a. the hrst saoi
vrns fred
he did not roach him. however IN
al both tho chief and tae captain hai
been struck Hutchens then threw
the gun over his shoulder and arc
the shot that struck Lu,r Whcthe
he intended the shot Tor Heuke or Pa
troiman Grow r. not known Bot
men wsre in tho line of IRE ana Z
! probable he Intended 10 kiil Grow 10
- attempting 90 interfere After he Ia
arod four shots WutChcns walked on
p side the tents. and saying. NO ma
will ever live 20 80 me tried. place
- tho revolver 90 hts right ,onple an
B. sent his last bullet into his brain.
81 Evansville. Ind Sept 2t-Chi'
n Fred Heukc aud Capt Fred hrenneck
the victims of Detective Thos Hutc
r. ems pistol at the German village
b tho tristafo fair grounds iaat Fridl
c night. we're somewhat improved su
b day night All day long friends OF q
.a wounded officers went Co the hospt
to see them but were not admitte
De- Tho men. while they show some q
20 provcmcnt are by no means out
Dr. danger Jacob Matt WaihnE is now
A. vcstiraung The shooting and VIII
be- turn his verdict probably Monday.
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MS HEAD cur OFF.
One Soldier Killed snd Another Fa-
tally Injured.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept 81 John
Delater had his head cut on and John
Nanni was fatally Injured by an acct.
dent on the Bridge street bridge. Both
we're members oi Company B. Second
regiment. NJ. n. c.. and were returning
from rifle practice az Berlin. riding on
a Muskcgon intcrurban line combina-
tlon baggage and passenger coach
The soldiers were sitting IN the door.
way oi tho baggage compartment
swinging their feet when the car ran
on 20 the bridge neiater's feet caught
in the iron work OF the bridge and he
was suddenly ierked from the doorway
and thrown beneath the wheels OF the
car lie was decapl;ated IN the fan he
clutched at Manni ard partially drag
red him from the car. Mannl had one
/ Tex broken and received other injuries
I that will be fatal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

Chicago. Sept 19.-The condition Of
Sir Thomas Upton was pronounced
Friday night by his physicians TO be
entirely satisfactory and it Is believed
that ali danger has passed though Che
doctors say that Sc will be several days
before they viii be able Co make that
statement with entire confidence
Sir Thomas Upton arrived in Chi
caeo Tuesday suffering from a case
OF appendicitis. lie was taken 20 the
Auditorium Annex hotel and a physi
clan called.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

Boston. Sept. ls.-Manager Collins.
Of the Boston American league team.
was advised FRIDAY by the owner OF
the club. Henry Kinilea. OF MilWaukee,
that a series OF nine games for the
worlds championship between Boston
champions OF the American league
and Piusburg. champions OF the Ma
tional league. had been arranged Tine
series win begin in Boston about oe
tober l.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
Nav nArTLesHlp MAINE
The Vessel Left For the League island
Navy Yard.

Philadelphia, Sept 49, The new
bauleship Maine. which has been un-
dorgolng repairs 40 Cramps shipyarda
for structural weakness. which devel-
oped under tests of her heavy guns.
Ioft the works OF her builders Friday
and proceeded 90 the Ieague Island
navy yard Tho Maine. which IS iu
command OF Capt ~ c.. Leutze VIII
stay only long enough 20 take ON a
supply of provisions and coal and have
her magazines stored with ammunl
ton
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
noers coIonlzlno in MesIeo.

Monterey. Mex. Sept 2f.-Gen- w.
D. Snyman. one OF the leaders Of the
Boer army during the recent war. has
moved his entire family 10 the new
colony site purchased near Ortiz Sta
tion. on the Mexican Central. and an
nounces that 30 families are ON thf
way from South Africa 10 join him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
kILLEo aY a PoLo ~
Nathan swift. Sen o. Louis 3. swifs.
the Packer. the Victim.


Chicago. Sept ei Nathan Swift
son of Louis T. swift. the packer died
Sunday from the cnccts ~ a blow on
the temple with polo ball AZ On
wentsia ncid during a game. The ac-
cidont was az first thought % De trlf.
ling Mr swift was playing IN a con
test ln which his companions were
Frederic Mclaughlin ". W Rath-
bone Walter Farwcl sidney Love.
walter Keith. r. r Mccormick and
Charles Gardeid King
The bail which struck Mr. swift
was one that went high in The air and
from the mallcr OF MT love Mr..
swift asa not appreciate the danger IN
til TOO late. the glare q the sun pre-
venting him from following the ball
in its flight when the ball hit him
he did not fali from his saddle and
when bis companions Ealloped 20 hia
slde he was a. first Inclined 90 make
light of the injury. He was induced
90 dIsmouut. bus walked without sid
FROM tho field Arriving home. h
complained OF dizziness and later h'
went into delirium which was fol
lowed hy his death.
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unites States senator Arrested.

Newport. n. II. Sept lS.--F1sh and
game commissioners have caRsed tbs
arrc / af Senator Redasld Proctor. Of
Vermont. for shooting raccoon out Of
season Tho senator pleaded guilty
by reason Of ignorance OF the law aud
was fned $3.50.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
EXCURSION TICKETS.

Commencing June Let and until sep
tenher 30fh aii Railway and ijtvSasiip
Lines sell excursion tickets 10 the re
ssris srd principal stations on the line OF
aua adjeceut 20 the Norfolk Western
g,iIaAv, tickets limited 70 Oct Jlst i9'5
for return passage. Write the under-
signed FOR Summer folder giving inior-
nation as 10 Mountain, Spring ana sea
shore Resorts, boarding houses lecaitoN'
elevation, rates, etc. in Virginia
". h. BGsLL,
Geeeral Passenger Agent
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senator Falrbanks. Son snaaqed.

Pittsburg Pa. Sept 2f.-Warren c.
Fairbanks. son OF Senator Fairbanks.
is engaged 20 marry Miss Helen Ethel
Cassidy. daughter Of Mrs. Edward Cas-
sldy. OF this city. The engagement
was announced at a dinner given by
Mrs. Rook Carroll. a friend.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
rHg MExIcAN vETeRANs.
National Association VIII Meet In EAST
St. Louis Next Year.

Indianapolis. Ind Sept 1S-The Ma
tional Association OF Mexican Neter-
ans adjourned Thursday night after
fixing the next national convention At
East 81. louis the third Wednesday Of
next September. a reception was Civ
On the members Thursday night az the
Columbia club Letters we're read
from President Diaz, OF Mexico. Gen.
Fred Grant and Gen Lew Wallace.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

New York. Sept. is.-AmORg the
passengers on board the steamer Au-
bUste Victoria. which arrived Friday
nlght from Hamburg. Southampton
and Cherbourg. were T. J. GiIi. Of the
Irish agricultural commission to tbs
81 Louis exposition
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

Luxora. Ark. Sept 21.--Negrces
overDowered the sheriff here. took out
a Negrs named HELEN and hanged
him TO water tank. where his body
was left dangling HELEN vas charg.
Ell With assaulting two Negro girls.
aged and ~ years.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

Minneapolis. MINI. Sept. i9.-Dan
Patch. the worlds fastest PAGER Is
valued at s26t. His owner. NJ. ". Saw
age. has listed Go the assessor the r.
nous animal. with As other well bred
horses and the horses were averaged
AZ 1851
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
BULL FIGHTING At JuARsz
Six Bulls Were Killed ard Several
Horses Slain

Fl Paso. Tex. Sept 2t.-The new
nfty-thousand- dollar bun ring az Jua-
rez. or the Mexican border was form
ally opened here Sunday in the pres
ence of 10000 people. chiefly Amert
cans
Six bulls were tortured and put TO
death and several horses we're slain
by the bulls Cervera. the famous
Spanish bun hghter. IS At the head of
the tronpo
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

Ogden. Utah. Sept 21.--The loving
cup offered by H. o. Havemyer. Of Nes
York. for The best display Of sugar
beets before the Irrigation congress.
has been awarded 10 A. Rhodes. Of
Garland. Utah
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain,
Secretary For India Hamilton,
Chancellor Ritchie Resign
THE kING ACCEPTS DESIGNATIONS
Secretary For tse Colonies Quit on Ae-
count 4 Baifonr's Attitude Cd
the Fiscal Question.
u is Certain Austen Chamberlain. Lord
Miner and Mr.. Broderick VIII
Take the Escheeuer. Colonies
and india P0rrfoiios-

r.-t.- s.-.s - rsEe ~..f,-~afso1e .
81, f.,,.-.rs ,...-t-t-, u. ..-ret,r,- ~
,bs -oie-ios n n Ri.chi.. as ctancel.
~ n, NJ ,.b.,,,.- ana r.orI George
tlsr,r.,r, a. s.-rrf,-y f,r India we're
oss-i-fi, .--',,,--..l r.bu-.sav evening
tytr~ r,,,,r,t has, q. ..~~rrfei the rasie.
,o,iovs ~ sar-rtn-ies Charnhcrialu
ana Hamilton ana chancellor Ritehic
e~~-et,~v Ch,-,ba-i,fr resigned
IRON, fhe cabinet on th. ground that
p-er,ie- paff,rr,s attitude on the ns.
cal onesti,, ie not eeHcientiv advanc-
"a 20 enable wr Chamhoriain 90 70.
main a rrcmhor of taa government
U,itbou, tho sarriace of his own views.
The retirement of Colonial secrc-
,arv CHAMBERLAIN was unkonwn and
unsrrrertef IN london until the on cial
announcement was fssued late Thurs
fav nirht too late fnr fhe evening pa
uers. There had been much oXchang.
ire OF political Visits early iu the day.
hut a. Premier Halfour and bis broth.
er. Gerald. lcft Cor thcir home at Whit
unEham early in the afternoon % was
thought that nothing would happen
FOR a DAY or two Late ln Che crcn
inc. however the kings acceptance of
tho designations OF Nr Chamberlain
of Mr Rfchio arI cf lore Ccorr'
Hamilton arrived from Baimoral 60
, ahlns t1e promier's secretary to mas.
che official announcement
u ia understood that the re7'en ena'l'n
~. rr r,.tf.,.
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los Angeles. Cal. Sept. is-The
Century Athletic club has signed an
agreement 20 match Gus Rubin with
Bob F1tzsimmons. the anair 10 occur
during the latter part ~ October. The
agreement Cor Runlin was made by
billy Madden
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New York. Sept 1s.- business fail
ures IN the United States sor the week
ending with September u number 40.
AGAINST l65 last week. 1s2 ia the like
week u 1902, It's in 1901 and 1S5 in
1900. In Canada failures Tor the week
number 70. ssainsr y 2ast week
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Philadelphia. Sept. 1s.--Major Del
mar Friday sfternoos. driven BY A. P
Mcdonald. al the Philadelphia Driv
ing park cndeavored 20 lower his trot
ting record OF eos. recently mad.
at syrac,sse, and failed.