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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09
De AHem1ania
Hermanos suicidas.- Carlos o-Su es-
tatua en- un temp1o.-Disgusto de
los protestantes.--Lo que dice el
Kaiser.

En- Schwerin, Prussia, cometi6 suici-
dio, envenenandose despues de dos va
mas tentativas para ahogarse, una her
mana del doctor Carl Nobiling, profe-
sor de flologfa y socialista, cuyo indi-
viduo alsanz6 mucha notOriedad dispa-
rando TN tiro de escopeta { hiriendo al
Emperador Guillermo I en- 1873. y en-
venenandose despues con un prepara-
ci6n que llevaba escondida dentro de
las ufias. La hermana del doctor, des-
pues de dicho atentado, Sc habfa cam
biado el apellido de "Nobilirg' por el
"Edeling."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09
ESPANA
ULTIMO CORREO

Juegos forales en- Sevilla- La poes1a
premiada-La reina de la fiesta
F. Diaz de Mendoza-El discurSo
de Echegaray-Elocuente y mag
n16co-Concordia de los liberales
FL cuadro de CassS.
Con gran animation Sc han celebra-
do en- ell teatro de San Fernando de Sc
villa, los iuegos florales, de que es man
tenedor Ell sefior Echegaray.
Ell teatro habia sido adornado por los
socios del Centro de Bellas Artes. La
concurrencia era inmensa y brillantlsi-
ma. Las mujeres mas bellas y distin-
g11idas y los hombres mas notables de
Sevilla llenaban e1 teatro.
La banda infantil Ell orfeon Sevilla-
no Interpretation varias pleas.
En- Ell escenario ocupaban los Sitios
de honor las autoridades, el ayunta-
miento y otras personals diStinguidas
Seguian la Corte de Amor, formada por
las sefioritas dofia Amparo Losada, dofia
Amparo Miro y Checa, dof1a Ana Ro-
drfguez de Ia Borbolla, dofIa Emilia
Bethencour, dof1a Eugenia Lacave, doiia
Fernando Cardenas, dofia Maria Iba-
IRA dofla Maria Macpherson. Estas
belIas sefioritas ocupan asientos estilc
griego alrededor del trono.
81 presidente del Ateneo, don Fran
cisco Pages, dio lectuxa al discurso inau
gural, proclamando al autor premiadc
CON Ia flor natural. rs el sefior dor
Servando Camufiez. Sill poesfa Sc IT,
fuiR "El gran burgues'. FL senior Ca
rnuffez es medico de la Escaela libre de
medicina dec C1diz. No asiste los jue
gos, y por delegation designa como rel
IA de Ia fiesta Ia belliisima sefiorits
do6a Mercedes Perez de Guzman, hijf
del marques de los CabalierUs. Ele-
gautemente vestida con IN traje de en-:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09

La base fundamental donde descan-
sa la salud pt1blica es la hygiene. Esta
es una verdad innegable, Conocida por
uuchos & ignorada por algunos. Por
desgracia, les toca a los que estan al
frente de Ia administration en- este po-
blado el ntmero principal de esos cal
gunos" y digo este, por que ellos no Sc
ocupan para nada de la hygiene, no ocu-
pandose asf de 10 demas.
DeSde que este pueblo fu@ anexado a
Rio 1rande, va en- retroceSo cada dia
mas, sin que los lamentos y s1plicas de
suS vecinos sean sudcienteS 4 que nues-
tros administrators hagan NADIA por
noSotros.
En- primer termino, podemoS citar ell
hecho de que habiendosele aumentado
SIS mensualeS a cada medico titular de
R1o-grande, para que at,endan al servi-
clio de Lola, Sc paSan meses y no Sc les
We la cara y mueren los infelices pobres
careciendo de los auxilios de la Ciencia,
que 81 es verdad no resullan efcaces
en- algunos casos, no por ESQ dejan de ser
un consuelo y tin acto humanltario.
T6cale ell turno despues, las condi :
clones tan antie ehigien!cas en- que Sc en-
cuentra este poblado, al extreme de ser
impossible transitar por las Gales, por ell
NAL olor que despiden las letrinas.
Nos consta que ell cabo de la policfa
insular Sr. Cordova, formula denuncia
por este necho y no fue atendido por
las autoridades.
Asi eS que ante tanta miseria y abu-
SO tanto Sc nos ocurre. preguntar. JQue
Sc pretende hacer con nosotros2 mo
somos seres sensibles 10 mismo que los
demas?
Conteste este quien pudda y deba.
**4 Me informan que nahana cele-
brara reunion el comlte republican,,
compuesto de prominentes ciudadanos
de Lola y Rio Grande.
Parece que eXiste mar de fondo y ell
preSidente, don Antonio Zechini, clta
junta para presentar su renuncia.
w. En- estos dias embarcarAn para
Inglaterra. en- viaje de recreo. nuestros
respetables amigos Mr.. Brown y Mr..
Bombury, ingeniero y teuedor de hbros
respectivamente de la Central "Cano-
vanaS".
Deseamosles feliz t1avesla q tan dis
tinguidoS viajeroS.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09
K. Picua.
EsteriIizaci6n de Ia Ieche

Es muy dificil conocer cuSndo Ia le-
che no est5 adulterada. Para esterili-
zarIa Sc tapa muy bien Ell frasco que la
contenga. y Sc sumerge todo entero en-
otra vasiia LENA de aqua satarada de
sal com1n.
Sc hace hervir hasta que el aqua de
sal tenga una temperature de lob gra-
dos, en- cuyo case la leche estara & IL
de Ioz grades. Sc deia asf de treinta 4
cuarenta minutos, y queda completa-
mente esteriIizada; pero 10 ulejor es
|comprarla va en- este estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09

Dice "Un Aguadillano" que hemos
considerable incapaz al sustituto del Sc
f1or Babilonia para el cargo que de-
sempefa, y aunque esq no eS 10 que di-
geramos en- nuestros anterioreS "Pin-
chazos' no va muy descaminado "Un
Aguadi1lano" al suponerselo as1.
Con respecto a que nosotros, los We
cinos de Moca, presentamos una candi-
datura para ''los cargos del municipio
de Aguadilla" en- las pasadas eleccio-
nes, ESQ eS una de las m1ltip1es inc
xactitudes en- que incurre ell fojo Ge-
fensor del sef1or Deliz.
Este asunto sera mejor que no 10
tocsra "ITn Aguadillano", porque muy
bien puede salirle la criada respondona.
Ahora bien; en- cualquier ocasion que
V. tenga que ocuparse de alguna ex-
posicion presentada al Ayuntamiento
de este pueblo, ffjese TN POGO mas en-
ell nt1nero de frnantes que Ia autori-
cen, para que no incurra en- necedadeS.
De esa poblacion hay que sacar in
dudablemente los niflos, las mujereS y
los federales. que suponemos no auto
rizaban la "famante expoSicion."
Hay que sacar tambien los partida-
rios del sefior Babilonia y tx. Pic1a'
inclusive.
Con que imetale " pluma! Sume
de nuevo veremos en- 10 que queda
la va ininteligible exposition, que CO.
nocemos al dedillo con todos sus pelos
y seflaleS.
va veV. sefior "AguadiIlano," que
queriendo defender a! sefior Deliz, solo
ha conseguido hacer una bufonada.
Sirvale esIo de experiencia y perdone
por hoy, que otro dia sera mas.
K. Picua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09
BE.iIEe la werAad

iValiente abogadol-No hay tai justicia.
La circular del gobierno-El dere-
cho de Babilonia-Cargos en- pie-jS Isl
usted 10 quiere. -. sea?-Lo peor es
meneallo-Muchas firmaS sonia
rebaja del ito Paco-La famante ex-
posicion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09

El cuadro del insigne pintor Casas.
titulado "Garrote VIII, que Sc crey0 per.
dido por haberse extraviado al volver
de una exposition extranjera, Sc ha po-
dido recuperar y 6gura de nuevo en- 81
Nuseo de Pintura contemporaries
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09

Por Ia higiene.--Descuido censurable =
En- retroceso.-Los medicos no vie
nen.-Como en- Corozal-El cabo
Cordova.-Los republicanos.-M
de fondo.-Renuncia de Zechini.-
Amigos que Sc ausentan.- iFeliz
viaje!
6 de JUNO de 1903.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09

6 de Junio de 1903.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-09
P0staIes de IF. ArrV
QNEDITAS)

IPor que Siempre nos encanta
Tu voz, ora alegre 6 triSte?
dSera que Ia de tn santa
Homonima tu garganta
7Y@nSmigr6, cuando naciste2
H AngelG NFgr6m SamjarJo MudOe
Ponce.
Obsecuente 4 tn llamada,
Angela, invoque q mi numen,
Y digno de II, en- resumen,
No acert6 q inspirarme NADIA.
Pues penSando en- 10 avezada
Que estas 4 tanta harmonic
Como vierten porffa
Las liras de tuS hermanos,
Al punto en- mis- torpes manos
Enmudccese Ia mia
Il PrOOideMcia R0AzdN.
BarCelOneta.
Pues de adorable indulgencia
Dechado eres, segdn veo,
Accediendo a tn deSeo,
Va mi verso, Providencia,
Psra tn album 6 mnSe0.
Mas te advierto que 81 TN dia
Dejo aqu1 en- mi terra rastro,
Ser& acaso, amiga mia,
No como aStr0 de bOesia
Sino como P0etGStr0.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
.A STOCKMENS PACKING CO.
Independent Packing Company To
Compete With Packing Trust.
WITH FIVE MILLIONS CAPITAL.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 3.-Twcnty-
five stocllmcn from different parts OF
the western grass country met in this
city and arranged to perfect the or
ganization of Il packing company to
compete with the alleged packers trust.
The new company was named the In
dependent Packing company. Articles
of Incorporation have been drawn up
and signed. The company will have II
captal stool; of five million dollars and
will be incorporated under the laws oil
Arizona. Or the total capitalization,
Gfty-onc per cent will be so disposed OF
as to lie held in escrow by the board of
directors of the company. This Will
assure stoclmcn who interest them
selves in the plan that the company
will always bc controlled by stock IN
forests The rest of the stock will be
sold to stoclxmcn if possible, although
no purchasers will be barred. The di-
vision of the stccis as decided upon
WAS made to prevent any possibility OF
the alleged packers trust gaining con-
troll of the now company. Two millions
of the stock will be issued at first. The
rest will be put ont later. Formerly it
was part of the plan to include the
United States Packing company OF
Pueblo, Gel. in the scheme. Now 1T is
predicted that the Pueblo plant Will
never be built, but that its capitaliza-
ton of more than IL million and half
dollars will either be transferred to
the Indcncndcnt Packing company or
be allowed to revert to the stocl.mcn
who subscribed it, Charles L. Martin,
secretary of the National Livestock
association who was one OF the pro-
noters of the United States Packing
company, and stock holder, is in
Kansas City promoting the organiza-
ton of the Independent Packing COM
pany.
The Independent Packing company
will build one plant in the Missouri
Valley, but the exact location has not
We. been decided upon. 1t is to be III
operation in the fall of next year. An
other plant will be built later, proba-
bly, in Texas.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
The Challenger Lost Every One OF
Its Three Attempts To
Capture It.
LONDON THINKS IT IS LAST
Chicf Hope There Is Tint Canada VIII
Enter The Lists.

New York, Sept. 5.-Thc Reliance,
the American cup defender, won the
third and final race and the series for
that famous sea trophy, the America IS
cup. In dense fog which proven tetl
vision beyond 200 yards she finished the
race at 5:50:O2, amid the reclamation OF
the assembled fleet The Shamrock
III, after running for more than an
hour in the fog, missed the finish line,
passed it and then returned to it from
the opposite direction. AS the Ecli-
ance was then being towed through
the fleet, the yachts ensign huttcring
from her truck and spreadcrs in cele-
bration OF her victory, the Shamrock
III, did not cross the finish line. This
WAS the eighth attempt to sail race.
After one fiulie and Reliance won the
two following races one by seven min
utcs and three seconds and the other
by one minute and 10 seconds. This
victory means that tic cup is destined
to remain in America until England is
able to produce genus equal to
IIerreshotf in yacht designing.
Rarely if ever has there been a more
spectacular finish than the Rcliance's
After racing for more than an hour ut
terrific speed through binding fog
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
The Kansns Eight Hour Law.

Topeka, Sept. 8, Public contractors
all over the state are with but few
exceptions, now complying with the
cight-hour law. They have accepted
the rulings of the court on the legality
of the law and are regulating them
selves accordingly. In this, as in other
eases, however, the public ultimately
foots the bills. Being able to work
men only eight hours day now where
hey used to work them ten hours the
contractors have been forced to increase
contract prices All kinds of public
contract worl, costs % per cent more
than it used to. The cight-hour law IS
IL good thing for the iaborinS man,
docSn' hurt the contractor.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
RELIANCE WOULD HAVE WON.
Wind Failed At Outcome And Caused
Dead Race.

New York, Sept 1.-The Reliance
failed to register her third victory over
Liptons challenger because the wind
died to nothing and the time limit of
five and one-half hours expired before
she could reach the finish line.
The race was spiritlcss from the be-
ginning. 1t was laid fifteen miles to
windward up along the Long Island
shore and return. Its saving feature
was the start, in which Captain
Wringc, by pretty piece of maneuver-
ing turned the tables on the Yankee
skipper and captured the windward
berth. Even so the yachts crossed the
line abreast like II harraascd team of
horses.
But within fifteen minutes the de-
fender was showing her heels to the
challenger and when the float at the
outer mark was reached she rounded IT
twenty minutes and twenty-thrce sec
onds ahead of her rival. In the five
times the boats have met this was by
far the worst beating Shamrock III has
sustained in windward work. The
only interest which remained after
that was whether the Reliance would
be able TO reach the finish line in time
| to score the race.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11

Kansas Cry, Mo-, Sept. ALL the
5000 coal mihers in Missouri may be-
come involved unless the COO men i'll the
Novinger district return to work
promptly. They went out against the
orders of President John Mitchell and
in violation of the Chicago conference
and the operators may refuse to enter
the conference scheduled 10 be held
here on September 10.
If the operators should decline to
confer further it is predicted that it
will result in the closing of all the
mines in the state.
James Mooney, the local leader who
is responsible for the present strike
melted the miners to quit work in or
der. it IS said, to show his defiance OF
President Mitchell, whom he had pre-
viously opposed.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
Swindling The Lawyers.

Topeka, Sept. "a man going I'M
der tile name of George Banks has
swindled several Topeka and Emporia
lawyers. He went to the lawyers
claiming that he had been injured by
the Missouri Pacific and wanted to
bring suit for damages. He would
show a letter from the Missouri Pacific
claim agent Offering to settle for 81 ,OoO1
He wanted 5000. He would hire the
lawyer. He was poor man and the
lawyer would advance him from $40 to
SIS, so that he could hunt up the evil
dencc lie would never show up again.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11

LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Affairs in Servia are drifting toward
anarchy.
The Northern Pacific railroad is Of
fering IL trip to Yellowstone national
park and return for September 3, for
SS3.05. This rate includes all neces-
sary expenses and personally con-
Quoted trip.
There arc S. yellow fever patients at
Merida, Mexico At Progresso there
are 10 patients. The sanitary author
tiles arc working to prevent the spread
of the disease to other points in the
Yucatan peninsula.
The 22nd infantry regiment is or
dered to embark at San Francisco for
the Philippines on or about October 81.
The Rock Island and the Milwaukee
trains were tied up for some time at
Council Bluffs with washouts east of
the city.
One man was killed and six others
were injured by an explosion in the
Illinois Steel company's works in Chi
caro. The 5000 worlsmen in the build
ing were panic stricken. Flying bits
of steel hurt many, and there was Il
general wrcclling of machinery.
Striking employees of the textile mills
operated by John and James Debson,
at Philadelphia numbering 1000, have
returned to work
Col. 5. r. Burch, an Olathc. Kansas,
man, long chief clerk of the bureau of
animal industry, Las been appointed
chief cleric of the department of agri-
culture.
All the South Wales tin plate works
controlled by the employers association
closed for an indefinite period in con-
sequence of a wase dispute. From 90
600 to 80, 900 woilmen arc affected.
A mob a. Utica, N. Y, imposed upon
newly married pair with charivari
and were given cigars. This did not
stop their deyilish work and the bride
threw hot water on them. One fellow
was scalded and he had the bride ar
rested.
The Sultan of Turkey has a special
military staff winch guards his bed
room ard which consists of two gen.
erals, colonel, major, a captain and
several soldiers Their pay, which
amounts 70 5000 4 night, is given them
each morning.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
CATTLE RATE NOT CHAN GED.
Case Before The Railroad Commissioners
Is Dismissed.

Topeka, Sept 5-The cattle rate
hearing which has been in progress
before the state board Of railway COM
missioncrs here, came to II sudden
termination when tine railroad atlor-
neys asked that the ease be dismissed
without Il decision. 1t was the biggest
victory the cat lcmen of Kansas have
won over the railroads in recent years.
The railroads had announced their
intention of putting into effect a rate
on live stock which would amount to
IL 10 per cent increase over the present
rates. 1t was announced that this rate
v,ould become effective September =.
The cattlemcn complained to the board
of railway commissioners and the case
was set for hearing.
"NYc feel that this rate should not be
imposed on the Kansas cattlcmcn ut
this time" said NJ. A. Lo", OF the Rock
Island.
1--WE understand from the testimony
of the cattlcmen that they are losing
money this year on their stccli This
probably is because they paid too
much for their feeding stock last year.
We have nothing to do with that, but
we feel that the increased rate should
not be put into effect at this time, and
therefore, ask that the case nc dis
missed. I!awcver, we reserve the right
to institute the rate ut II later time,
after giving the required sixty days
notice"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
TROPHY REMAINS THIS SIDE

the Reliance burst through the will OF
mist and hccling under II great belly
ing balloon jib topsail until her lee rail
was awash flew across the finish line
almost before the spectators could de-
tcrminc for a certainty that it was she.
Once more the yankee boat had added
to her long string of victories in con-
tests for the honored old silver trophy
that carried with il the blue ribbon of
the sea.
Glasgow. announcement OF the
I;clance's victory was received here
with feeling akin to relief that the
long drawn contest was ended. Uni
form regret is expressed ut Sir Thomas
Lipton's failure after making such a
persistent effort to secure the Americas
cup
London. Tine final defeat of Sir
Thomas Lipton's cup challenger, Sham
rock III, was received in London with
absolute listlcssness. Most of the AZ
tcrnoon papers published special
edition announcing the result, but the
announcement had already been dis
counted by the dispatches giving the
progress of the race.
The consensus of opinion is that Sir
Thomas Upton has done everything
that time and money could accomplish,
and widespread sympathy for him is
shown. The chief hope expressed in
the streets is that Canada will enter
the Isis next year and possibly succeed
where the mother country has failed,
1t seems improbable that in view of
the failure of Shamrock Ill another
challenger will be dispatched from
England.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
c;lgs,o.

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. @.-The ST.
Paul school board has decided that pi-
amos in the public schools are tempta-
ton to frivolity, are without lcgiti-
mate use, and are at best an expensive
fad and will have no more OF them
The board has ordered that several
hundred instruments now used Ill the
various school buildings be removed at
once. President Holman. when IN
formed that the board cXpends about
81 900 year in keeping the instru'
ment., in tune and repair, remarked at
a board meeting: "Wnat! just to
tn;l,.ll mnrches?N
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
Jury Exonerated Her.

Springer, N. NJ, Sept. 1.--Cornclia
Gonzales, on an attempt TO enter the
home of Mrs. Sarah d. Solano, who
was at home with her children, was
killed by the woman with AN aX. The
woman struck him over the head six
times, breaking the skull in many
places. Gonzales was Il broiher-in-law
of Mrs. Solano and is said to have pre-
viously made improper proposals to
her. A coroner'f jury exoncrated the
woman
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
WHAT THE REAL ISSUE Is.
Any Organization That Has Lawful
Purpose Has a Right To Exist.

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 3.-Prcsi-
dent Barry of the Central Labor union
of indianapolis, submitted to d. NJ.
Parry, national president OF the manu-
fac,urers association eleven questions
and asked for Il formal answer.
President Parry in u statement said:
Barring one or two questions in
which there is tone of luminosity
directed at me personally, think that
Mr.. Barry's questions are entitled to II
fair answer.
''The real issue is whether an organ
ization, labor or otherwise can perform
acts which its members us individuals
cannot legally do. No individual has
the right to prevent another from dis
posing of his labor rs he sees fit, and
neither has an organization the right.
II wish to bring out the point that
any organization that has lawful pur-
poses and conducts itself lawfully has
perfect right to exist, and that If
organized labor would eliminate that
which is unlawful in its creed and
would act strictly within the law in It's
practices there would be no cause for
agitation against it.
"lf unioniam necessarily be lawless
then it is correct to assume that those
who object to lawlcssness on the part
of the organization ;ve in favor of
destroying the unions, otherwise it is
not true"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
Failed To Swim Tho Channel.

Dover, Eng, Sept. 4.-Alontagu Hol-
bein. the English swimmer, who left
the South Forcland in his fourth at
tempt to swim the English channel,
has failed again. He left the water
eight miles from Calais, France, after
swimming Il hours and 90 minutes.
lie was within four miles OF the French
coast when the tide turned and grad
uallv swept the swimmer towards
Dover
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11

Panama, Sept. THE spirit Of rev.
olu,ion is gaining force in the isthmus
as the result of the rejection of the
canal treaty by the Colombian congress
at Bogota. Only vigorous action on
the partof the government can prevent
an outbreak, doubtful whether such
action is possible
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11

London. Sept. 5.-This city has felt
the hottest day of the year in London.
The maximum was only two degrees
under the highest point reached this
year. Only few days ago the tenn
perature fell to within an approacha-
BILE distance of the freezing point, SO
that the sudden change was felt to an
exceptional degree Many cases of
prostration were reported.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 3.-lra C.
IIubbcll is engaged in looking after
new equipment for tile new road. He
states that during the past few weeks
the company has received two engines,
300 box cars, 100 coal and stock cars
as mony flats and six way cars. A new
steam saving device, the invention of
Mr. Uubbell, will be introduced ON the
locomotives.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-11
A Strong Document.

London, Sept. A. -Arrangcments OF
the United States and Great Britain
based on the cases and counter cases
in the Alaskan boundary arbitration
already filed, were submitted to the
Alaskan boundary commissioners. One
of the Canadian counsel said, after
reading the American brief that it was
u strong document, but he thought
Great Britain had fighting chance.