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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-16

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Cestero, y ell retrato de sR i&atihga6s@i:
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-16
Las dos WQCeS
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mo, en- Ell papel de Mefstofeles Ell pd-
blico tribute aplausos, tan mercedes
como justos, al que hacfa su presentation
por primera vez, y mi amigo, sY esposa
BAI,|sEl1bf f0a5rj4f1fis aY1ff5s is4ef3 con los
faaId5t, ygssttlls 1s1gs a S9
yer sus blancas manos, mil lueeS ede19S
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instante daba la orquesta comienzo al
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st3Js 4lsEs 21jegBSA & sPssi i9stan9ei %i
como rafaga veloz, un pensamiento que
me apresure olvidar hundiendo mi
vista en- la escena.
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fsonrefa. con el convenciFnieptQ, del ar
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aquel momehto hacia donde pEotros
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los Zen contestaGonsa las miradas DEL
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IsatiSfactorio.
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te que 70 hacia tamblen un hombre que
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I publ ERA SER y mientras lo-hac1a, aquel
HON bre CANADA (ia4nseEaay CON ella la
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azul$ ojos. un cfrcuo negro demostra-
ssa:lsss. Sa q is5.dG GsdElaitnAE M e.
vsz 4 bAs penosa: y IN gUiye dc tos tur-
dtaba cada momento sl8ilencio dc IA
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-16

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vez ! pas penoSa; y IN gUtE dc tos tur-
taba cada momento sl8ilencic de IA
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
AWNING
@' H)R

4 hoalan "aaa'saHter that hiee
ur sls saand fadaY made lhinW
lively Tor the naYiaatofH - small
cFaa fn The haFb0f IL kicked az
whte-erestsd seas that cafue near
80 amHInF the faN haatH ~ enihual-
azgie salmon trolling fishermen. The
@eafeH n Italian puHHs seine fshFf-
men we're obliged a. pat aside for
awhile thriF business - trapping TIE
salmon The wind MAS 81 such force
that 70 threatened 90 bios away their
Falaahit fishing SER - thsY sss
uHHfHn faF lffEH e. tow fhQlr hlaf ].
49, 49, ss-e~.>>c -S~,~>sS $500 -n-ss> -
A boom u logs nneared % a buay
Wa ice danger e bssna broken af.
- the aiud aud seas ans three
small taEp sent out ard taurd u
Into = aafc maoHinF place
The steamers rlnuEhea their way
90 best they could through the chop
- ssas. ard although many ~ them
we're blawm of thsiF courses ahtir
crossing The sound. none we're de
ahiad
Pedestrians ATOMS the waterfront
ehasva th-sf hate thHuuEh the Vaats
~ water ard depths 81 mad or
uuiard them out the bay Otherwise
there uaa uat much damage Gene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
ON 7 HI:
CARPET
BOARD or HEALTH WILL IN.
vEsTlohTE MILK INSPECTOR
woopcock's CONDUCT

The official Investigation q the
conduct OF Aiik Inspector woodoock
by the board Of health. win take
place at the meeting Of the board
called fer this evening. and some
sensational Developments are looked
for before the board completes It's
work
Several members of the board ar.
convinced that Woodeock has fail
"a utterly 20 DO his duty. and that
hts conduct has been extremely rep
rehanuihIe IA the face Of the wide
spread use II fuF1uaidshyda IN adult
tsratinR milk In this city.
ENrrg member OF fhe hnMrd II de-
teftHinsd 10 SIT the whole matter Of
milk inspection in the city ta the
bottom. and determine. II possible.
WHY Woodcaek has not been able
10 bring some 81 the offenders to
justice. or Why be did not, u he
could.
Coroner Haye. who has been in
ycsfirAtinK fhc poisoning Of milk
since he held the inquest over the
body OF little Carrie Constantine.
has been invited 20 be present at
the hearing. and he il expected 20
throw come light on Woodcock's
conduct IN this case after he kusW
definitely that the child had been
poisoned BY drinking adultsfated
milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
Am AWFUL
EXHIBITION
THE SEATTLE LACROSSE
TEAM GOT A WELL-DE-
SERVED DRUBBING

The Naunimu- Seattle lacrosse
game yesterday afternoon At Hsero-
alton fafa certainly vas the limit
II vac a game - tax. and Eanaimo
waH IT The sCaal DlENrfH had q
wnlk-uYers winning by sls goals %
three. THsy won lhu game b m-
psfipf playing 81 every resHeet. and
fuaid beat the safae Seattle lineup
.-u, - >.,. - ....-,~->. -------.~-.. :
s7sss7ifrH fff ffsF rHffaT fannf
condition II o. doubtful 10 five
Seattle Weu could be said a. be HIH
sod trim They put VI a most
miserable game payers became
faEHeA out. aHd fheF sent through
tx days uiaF without the slightest
display ~ ambition.
Manager Kennedy acted 80 field
captain and worked hard 10 make
h.H raen win. bat Il Was of no use
So mau could have taken MS posi-
ton and finished win any different
result lie aud Indian" Caller had
q fee uafia during the latter part
% the Fame. and Indian" went 10
the dressing room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
M4T GULF
SHE EXPECT
NORWEGIAN STEAMER
WENT TO TACOMA AND
GOT INTO TROUBLE

The Norwegian ship AhyssiuIa got
iufa trouble at Tacoma she aas
taWcd around by the British tux
EttR White. an cruise around
Commencement bag that asa not end
until O'Clock Ia the evening. when
ahe tied up 10 n buoy
Today The tug and tow will be
liheled for smashing into and badly
damaging the Tacoma tuE Eeho.
which was lying AZ her berth al the
Commercial dock hunkefs when she
Was ran Into. The Eta white and
the Abyssiula kept up their novel
cruise in thr harbaF OF the city 81
Destiny after the collision because
60 anchor az dock Ga port would OBJ
llFe both vessels 90 enter and clear
at the customs house
The accident was caused By the
breaking Of the line which the tug
had attached % thr ship while being
towrd out The ship Was 81 ilHht
that her uHdcf was useless and she
quickly drified into the E'cho.
smashing her stern into the port side
of the tug
Thus the long voyage back 20 Nor.
way which the captain and one
member % the crew Of the AhYs
Eiuia we've 80 eager to commence
that they might marry their be-
throthed sWsethearts has been de-
iaYrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
"cURLEY NEVER WEARS A COAT
MUNRoE is ONE OF THE CHARACTERS OF ALASKA
AND NOW TAKING IN SIGHTS OF SEATTLE

~CuFleY- Nouros. one 81 the char
aetsyH q tho Yukon. l. in Seattle.
Ceatless and Eafbsd In a flannel
shirt. a loud vest nud a well waFn
hat The naN sau character saw Ha-
attic last uinhg Tor ths fIfst tisus ln
many years Monroe Nan former
ig Weii knosu Ia Seattle IL vent
tuHrg = sHfd g have made hia
stake H. bis peculiar naais %
ifeaa IN the uufthrfu region. DO be-
came widely knuWn. II u anr 81
"CuritYa habits tn never wrnF
caat since b. euiaFaieH % Alaska.
no one ever sAW him wear that are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

The stars exposure Of the whole
sale poisoning Of milk ia Roatue
was made tho source Of comment by
two local ministers iu their yva-
tUHdnTa sermons.
Both condemn IN most arathing
tsfma The lienod.likf practices or
the fas4hhlaehyde fIeud
REV ~ A. q Temple m his ser
mon last ulEht au religion aa an IN
nuenra fuf long life drew a moral
ga regard Co milk poisoning. he
referred O. famrons epigfam on
wisdom Length Of days are la
her han1 This De naas hiH test
faf a wholesome sermon uu clean
living. obedience % the ihW and
proper care 90 tho human body IN
discussing commercial dishonesty a.
a faciaf for the destruction ~ life
he took up she formaidrhyda uuen-
tiea. end said that Il anyone were
found Eulty OF the crime. be be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

GAVE HIM 4 MEDAL
CAPTAIN DAVID DAVIES WAS PRESENTED WITH A pGAurl
TOKEN HIGH ESTEEM

David Thomas Davies. captain %
Psget Sound Harhor. No. IL. Ameu-
can Association % Masters a
Pilots. was the recipient Friday
uight. % What Is believed Ia be ere
most heautifal medal OF is Kind Ia
the United states Il waa pre-
nented 10 him ~ ghe members ef the
haFbef as a token % appreciated %
hiz sHrstses fer the hAfhur in .ne
ulbutidinE 81 that bod1.
Capt Davies has Auu2unecd HE
iatent4ou 81 resiEHlHE from bis po-
sttlon Gen December u VAS for that
reason thAI th members 90 tie har-
Tor decided ta present him with a
suitable emblem OF their esteem. An
Inscription on She back af the medal
reads as follows
Presented BY puwrt SQUAD Hsr-
bGr M ID. a A 81 n. 4 y 90 s. n.
e David Thomas Davies. oct. =
ieag. as @ token of appreciation ~
hts services IS captain for the PAST
seven years. ana fes bits uuiifnk e.
forts for the upbuiiaing 81 the Puget
sound harbor
The medal vas designed hy Hen.
sci Bros. q thl. city. II consists
Of gold crossed anchors and pilot
wheel In ahleh Is Inscribed = mod
eEn steamship aurmouutrd By an
aaGie-@ths emblem % the pAst cap
= tain ln the association A laeEe
diAncua. a ruby and an emerald are
rngausfY devised 10 represent
respectively a headlight. port light
and starhuard light
The presentation Was made &C the
- "a 81
Western avenue. senior Past cap
tain tohu Iordlson made the open-
Ing rrfnaHkH aHf ftaarNa 81 NsaffHrIIt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
BITTERLY CONDEMNED
TWO MINISTER'S REBUKE THE WHOLESALE pol
soNING OF MILK IN THEIR SUNDAY SERMON

IIiryed they should be punished q
90. fuli extent ~ the law for exc
ample ia other dishonest ones lie
believed Hiro that " the dairy Ia
question we're proven To- have used
f1rmaidehyda Il should b. huyeuited
hy the people
HeK NJ A Linaenfelter pastor ~
the Central Christian church. said
IN HE sermon yesterday moruin. GA
Good CttiEeushlr
There has been no crime that hHH
been itH equal since the days 81
Harud. when We see our children
takinH tieh and auE infants being
taken to she eeWstefi as a result ~
lHiaaar1 milk we muHt be convinced
that There iH aouIefhlnE WfuaE. Il
is the mlamaHHNamrn ~ public AZ
fairs Tie first auty ~ govern
mrnf. ~ eitN. state aud the nation
should be- the preservation Of human
ne. and % f. duty bound 90 see
that itH people have pure food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
MINISTERS
4 Il MEETING

The seAfue Methods, Ministerial
assosQa tiah ehsld ita first meeting -
the tsafsra a yrar this morning At
The fHst ~ =. church and elected u.
fiCrreRa follows
Rod nsE Morris Madison Street
chuaeA President. Rev. =. q. lee.
Triui~ church secretary and freaa-
urer Bce q II MeGul. Battery Street
chursh. Rfv George cable FIRST
churaA ahd Rev. =. g Lee. Trinity
ehufeh. pFoaram committee
ft was decided to meet next Monday
morning At the rtrst N y church and
fnr every tive weeks thereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

ST. LOUIS oct. D. IN reporting
T. the police last night that be had
been robbed Of $1,000 bY panel work s.
eea, James Johnson, who De- wanted
at tnH Angeles for smbezEiinF $4,000
walked into the lions mouth and
waa arrested. The police diHeoY-
cred thnt the money taken from
johnson Yves In $50 and $50 bills
iin also had 9a0Ap ia another pos ket
which the pansl workers failed Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

YoUK-oreinal Harry naltinorsan
p q
lie the exclusive mensta ot t
v
widow u the millionaire
u All but
exclusive affairs. this
"a Isl
10
-
bendiet declare
e originated The
II walked Heiefne
%
been
leader
a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

ticie - wearing apparel Even Ia
thr coolest weather 81 that hittef
climate. blue flannel shirt with .
feHt - hts fafufife Sab
huurmr formerly had quite a rep
ntatian iu these parts ~ gun
funn lie e. never kuNRn 90 have
taken anf ones iifs but alll the
=. - ~s.->>- ~ ~~s~-s~.-~ o. ~s~sF ,-~s>s~-s
a ahaft time. and vii saon return h.
ftaW Aan. lie = stmrlH seeing haf
Il EuAuE On in the outer Nufid. and
fHtsads "a retam 60 the land that
gave him bic wealth a. saap as Ne
sers AT that - cen la seattle and
enc ur two other %urthwrsf towns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

latter save shert account ~ IN.
career uf capt Davies. feiiinF Of
his wufk iu building up the Puget
sound harhur mtu the strongest CT
sanitation of its Aiud on ths sound
since Il Was organized hV hiu and
. few others. seven years ago 9th
sfa present nada a few rruaarkH
card playing eas then lndulacd ia.
while the mariners present spun
yarns that would have mate such
liars as Marx Twain ana HIli Nye
blush
capt Davies n one Of the best
known and popular master mariners
on the eansL IL IL uWuaF 81 the
tug tumhrrtuan. and has resided I'M
this city Tor many years The an
uouueement ~ his reaiguafion wna
received with deep rvsret Is the
other members 1t the hafhur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
MORE CARS FOR
WTERURBAN

Patrons Of the Seattle Tacoma In
terufbun road WIN soon be able 70
set seat in going 90 and from Ia
coma and intermediate points along
the line. according TO General Man
aver Dimmock
M nimmoek said yesterday, n
number Of new cars have been fit.
ted up At the Tacoma shops. They
viii be ready for service within a
week or ten DAYS, and be put on
the fs=EuiaT trains. 30 that hereafter
an Tacoma trains viii consist OF
three Instead % two coaches. The
time schedule will remain as Il IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
Kill LED
White Boys Resent Attack OF
Negroes With Fatal Results

LOUISVILLE ~ oct t-onr wsfi
knnwn YoanH white man vas kfiiet
ard another fatally iafgfad in a haht
etfh negroes On the river ffaHt fss-
trfdaF affsfunuaz The YnuuH msH
Who are members q ths t4fuiarfil-
boat ctHh wlfh HfFefai ramphniaHas
we're selling au the river As thrf
wefe passing Tosheaa island srVrrai
NJ zross tsEan thruwinE sfcHsa a.
them. Thls anEsred the whites ana
they sent ashore aut snEAEsd m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06
IS RNBRED NF HIS
M-6NXW MXC
CALIFORNIA EmBEzzLER LANDS m A ST. LoUls JAIL WHEN
ia WOULD HAVE OTHER THIEVES ARRESTED

get Johnson Tailed with the de
'arrlptiuu ~ the alleged emhszzief
aud Sergeant N0iyHu arrested hin.
thereby earning $500 reward The
prisoner admitted that he had been
in charge Of the foH Angeles branch
Of the California Fruit Gamers nH-
ISOLATION. who n mentioned in a
police circular as having fled from
Los Angeles September &C. John
sou later admitted hiH guilt
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LOOTED
Lexington Saloon Visited by
Thirsty Burglars

The Lexington saloon, on upper
First avenue. was entered by bur
glars early this morning who stole
a quantity Of liquor and cigars Tho
saloon was broken into after Il had
closed for the night The police
were notified this morning after the
day bartender had opened up the
place and discovered the robbery
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hand 60. hard asbt uith ths ueErasa
VIII Flstrhet a nsara. airEad al ass
aud striking Robert Dalton narati.s
~ the head. siiisa hini instantly. ~
= haYs uaz fatally injured ~ tfe 81
counter FrisuiH - the white tsafs
arr Threatening ta wfsak vengeance
ga the rsNruea
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GETS OFF
so EASY

f4NfsNHLE Ky. or, the
snlf Of the state - Kentucky
AZ naf fh~ Southern Pacific Rail
WaH gampa Ter taEes amounting
20 8 osa on has been compromised
for SO a90. ard an agreement has
been made for . future asHcaHmsut
81 t3s& 6aQ
The state relied un.uu the KceHn
faction IA the company ~ chief
illnesses.
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Eva J. Harris. tha Iz-Fras.aia
daughter - ST ana Mua r. Il
Harris - Green Lake. died q an
pHuafeliia ~ The Seattle General
Hospital last night The body is be.
ING prepared far burial al the Bat
erwurth undertaking rafiors
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POSTPONED

FlrTsuuRa. IA. oct k=Raiu com
PEELED TIRE rostpouemeuf ot the fourth
- the aerira In The worlds champion
ship baseball games between Pitts
turs the National ard Hestou. The
American league taamz.
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STOLE FROM
his MOTHER

taaru whitehsaa. e ts-ssar Ia S.
carrtEihls. uho VAS found Fufitv =
stealing So from his own mothers
trunk waa given a thirty day sentence
g. Major Nsesirs Industrial school IA
Justice Cams court thiH afternoon. -
ihn beps ptat u miaht lead 10 the
rsfofJahtissa - the lad
itl4nwn mothers testimony convict.
"a hla n
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which was destroyed.


SOFIA. Uet News was received
tcday u a tattlt between tbc Turaish
troaps aHd Naeedaulaua unlisr General
sauteeHsu head ef the Macedonian
committee. near the Macedonian town
yf Hy.Hrfp THE battle nsted haH a
dax IL D. frgsfted shat Eoutrcben
eseHp,d but up further details have
been fretIY Cd.
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APPOINTED

WASHINGTON. n c.. oct a.
President Roosevelt today aFgoint=
81 John SieIds. an anti AdAickH
man. uulted States attorney for
Delaware Tie latter was endor-sd
-lu..-r ..s-....,..u. . - - -..
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RICH cLusmAn DEAD

NEW YORK. Oct. flames Eer-
nerhan. millionaire eluhunn and 90
elety leaaefH known aa the gentle.
man Jockey 81 America. died This
Afternoon from an attack ~ parsalH
he was - years - age.
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A BOYCOTT

Seattle Laundry Drivers union.
No. 13t. has issued circular giving
the names Of an union drivers In
the city. and asking the public to
patroniEa only these driverH The
Cascade and several other Of the
larger laundricH IN the city employ
no union drivers. and for these con
Gems the issuance OF the circular
amounts 10 practically q boycott.
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Magnificent Farm
On Interurban

40 acres. % acres under the plowi
balance In hay and pasture. modern
s-room house, splendid orchard. barn
and other buildings; fine young
heavy team horses wagons. and all
farming implements; pigs, chickens,
turkeys. geese. bees all kinds OF
small frults.-a most complete place.
and you can have IT, including all
stock. farming implements, etc, for
t5.t00. on terms.
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VIOLA 7 T
7 HE LAW

That there are At least Ave journey
men horscahocrz IN the city who are
working without the certificates % ex-
animation prescribed by state statute
IL the claim % the union 5ourneymen
who arc nov on strike According 10
the union men. these non-union jour
neYmen are incompetent. aud there
fore tbs work they perform Il Of such
q poor grade that Il ought 90 be In
spected and, when necessary. con-
demned by Humane oficer Clark
Realizing that they are not able 90
pass examination. 40 the union men
claim. these nuu-unian men have not
done 80 and are now working without
certificates. contrary 10 law They ara
able 90 do-this. according 20 the union
men. because the board Of houseshoe
examiners appointed hy Mayor Humes
" controlled BY the Master Horse
shnsrR association. which Il endeav-
oring 10 break tho present strike. Tho
beard consists ~ benjamin Plgott.
samuel Mcclellan. James Noherly and
Harry BENJAMIN aud Veterinary Sur
econ Samuel Rurdette. BENJAMIN is q
non-u union man and therefore the board
u literally run IN the interest OF the
bosses
The strike ~ the horseshoers has
now been IN progress since June 8
The only union hofseshocfhg shops tn
the CITY that employ union men are
thozs ran by y II Brennan, AcCtssn
a Columbus and Alexander Mcrryman.