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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11

Sc dividen las &anciones de Ia aami-
nistrac;or militar, agrupa ldo separa-
damente los que correspondent q la
lDtendencia de las que sos propiax de
la Intervention, y para So desempe11c
Sc divide tambien Ell personal de ieaa IS
y ofciales en- dos grupos, pero conser-
yando la unidad de esca'a. Las tronas
de este cuerpo, que forman hoy dos
brigadas, Sc organizan por comandan-
cias. una en- cada region, componien-
dose de tantas compafffas como divisio-
nes organicas forman las tropas de ella,
una de deposiso para las reservas. v
secclones sucltas para las brigadas de
cazadores y caballerfas, Balcares, Cana.
rias y plazas de Africa.
Sc reorgenizan igualmente las tropas
de Sanidad nilltar en- forma adecuada
a su servicio, estab!eciendose como MI
cleos de instruction para el servicio de
campafla unidades indispensables
para la prSctica de maniobras con-
duccion de enfermos en- tempo de paz,
una ambulancia montada afecta q la
division de cabal llerfa tres de montaha
agrcgadas las brigadas de cazadores,
constituyeudose ademas una compafifa
sanitaria de tropas q pie en- cada re-
gion, con cuadro de deposito para sus
reservas, y una seccioa en- los gobiernos
militares de Baleares y Canarias en-
cada una de las plazas de Africa.
En- Ia secci6n de Farmacia Sc supri-
me la paza de inspectsr de segunda
clase, y varia algo la categorfa de al
gunos destiIcS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
DE CaR0LsMA
Fl presupuestO-MedicO auxiliar-Carne dc nOvilOs
-Multas impuestas-Una amenaZn- FL puente,
el glOriosO puente.
9 de Julio de 1893.

ode Julio de 1893.
Cerr6 Ell presupuesto de 1872 a 1903
con una existencia en- GAIA de $6I73 o8
x*x Ha cesado como medico auxiliar
de este pueblo, el DR.. don Arturo Ca
brera Soler, sustituyendolo el seflor Pa
niagua.
Nv La carne de novllos Sc ha su-
bastado durante la semana, al precio
de "a centavos ell kilo.
NV A Io8 pesos 50 centavos ascen-
dieron las multas impuestas por este
Juzgado en- ell mes anterior, incluso las
del corral de animales sueltos.
Nv Estamos temiendo laepoca de las
lluvias y grandes avenidas del rio gran
de, por Ia falta del puente y me en-
cargan lame la atencion del Departa-
mento del Interior para yer 81 Sc re-
media este grave NAL antes que aque-
las Sc pres-nten y nos incomuniqueu
algunos dias con el resto de la isla de
Ia comarca, con grave perjuicio para
este ccmercio y vecindario.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
PeH,i0disfas
Hyankis''

Ell director de uno de los mas imnor-
tantes peri6didos yankees hace en- Ia
"kevue Bleu", de Paris. Ia nsicoloofs
uel Per1odlsta de Nueva York, con
una lngenuidad no exenta de orpu11o
comienza por declararnos que, en- Ia tie
ira del Ito Samuel, los diarios "se ha-
cen con los pies y no con las manos''.
eS declr, que de 10 que Sc trata es de
saoer muchas cosas, de correr mucho
oe ser muy active y no de escribir bien
iEscriblr bien!... para queo III
que qulere hacer galas de estiio, publi-
ca noros. En- los periodicos Sc necesita
estar locos. como los franceses. para
tratar de seducir al 1ector con flores
oS re:orica. "Entre nosotros-escribe
Wr1ight-los periodistas no tienen one
Pronar sus dotes &c estilistas; pero en-
camblo, deben probar que son desnier-
tos, que 10 oyen todo, que saben correr
que no Sc fatigan, que tienen talento
para Penetrar en- todas parties, v en- una
pala6ra, que saben descubrir en- Ia vida
comt1n los casos accidenta1es". Lo one
e! director del Advertiser" no nos dice
sin duda, por pudor, es que en- Nueva
YORK no todos los diarlstas saben escri-
Dir con ortograffa, y algunos nj aun sa-
pen ieer derechas. "Hay entire mis-
compaf1eros de ofcio-me aseo1ra IN 1,n
perlodlsta 1ankee-un cinco Dor c;ento
que no tienen la menor cultura ono
Sc slenten orgullosos de ST. ignorancia
Aigunos apenaS saben leer."
Entonces oS preguntais- como ba.
cen los tales para redactar sus srt{n,,
los' suS sueltos, sus interviews? El ia
moso Wright nos 10 explica, revel5n-
donos que en- las redacciones norteame-
rlcanaS nay siempre, la disposition de
los reporters, unos cuantos Secyetor1or
que oyen los relatos, toman apuntes
luego confeccionan los artfcu1os. Pero
para servlrse de estes escribas es me-.
cesarlo ser completamente iqnorante
La mayor1a no 10 es sino 4 me-
Sabe leer, sabe escribir, cco:s. - el m
eeIopeSsd esS Oa5isnte Dlea Yen ssto le basta para
l.sceF esas largas tnt<yviezVs que CO.
mienzan con muchos titulos que Sc
1eearrollan iuego como una srn1aria de
aldea, en- I'm diaIogo seco e4tre el
reporter y ell aludido. "EL rfboytfy:
Ruego q usted me olga cuando lego a
Nueva York.-EIaIndia0: Llegue aver.
III reporter: eViene usted por mucho
alnalao: Vengo por seis
meses.-EI r<p0rter: lTrae USED pro-
yectos teatrales?. 80" etc.
Algunos escritores. en- estos tiltinos
tiempos, en- Nueva York en- Boston,
en- Filadelfa y en- San Francisco, han
trAtado de dar a Ia prosa diaria del pc
rlodismo I'm POGO mas de elegancia.
Pero sus esfuerzos han sido vanos. Ell
p1blico les ha llanado af,ancesuaos v
los directories han tenido que recurrir
de nuevo al antique metodo
-Escribir-dicen los yanhefs-escri-
bir con galauura, con atildamiento, es
un signo de decadencia. Las razas
fuertes no Sc cuidan de ESQ. Con que
Sc entiendan las noticias, basta. Es
necesario ser breves, serios secos.
Lo que sc llama estiAo Htfvmlo, no es
sino la mascara del vacio.
E. GOMEZ CARRILLo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
MUEVA YORK
SU DEFENSA MARTINA
BoteS. submarines.

El ministerio de Marina ha encarga-
do la casa Neafe y Levy, de Filadel-
fla, la construction de cuatro botes sub
marines de doble fondo, que serviran
para la defensa del puerto de Nueva
York y rara la escue1a de defensas
submarines que hay en- Ell fuerte de
Totten. Cada uno costara $I22,ooo. A
Ia Compafifa de Acero de Marylan, en-
Baltimore, Sc lie encarg6 nm transporte
de helice sencillo para la defensa de
Nueva York, en- $500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
20 que OCgzs.re
en- EsanCia

La question relgosa-EI tenieAtc Portier-CristianO
y cabaIIcro-Al Africa--La expedici6n Lebnud,
Ell dominic de Francia-Nuesa ciudad-Crave ves
des6rdenes.
Dicen de Nantes que sc ha visto
ante Consejo de guerra, la causa for
mada contra el teniente PORTER, que Sc
nego 4 ejecutar la orden de expulsion
dictada contra una congregation dc re-
ligiosas.
Asistio numercso ptblico.
E1 fiscal da informes excelentes del
procesado, y atenua III raIta, pues tie
ne Tin hermano y una hermana que SUI
religious, su situacion de familia es
digna de interes.
NO tome ell nando de mi compa-
ffa porque nj conciencia de hombre
honrado y de cristiano no me pertnitfa
colaborar en- Ia vio]acion de una pro-
piedad privada y en- la vio1aci6n de
una capilla.
Despues de largo debate, el Consejo
absolvio al procesado, que fue pues.o
sc ,uidamente en- libertad.
**
Comunican de Tenerife que la expe-
dici6n 'nandada por jacques Lebaudy,
provista de fusiles y artillerfa prote-
gida por varios buques ha ocupado la
costa occidental de Africa. entire ell ca
DO Bojador y el cabo Jubf.
El jefe de la expedition, Mr.. Le-
baudy, Sc aseguro ell concurso de las
principales tribus de aquel territorio y
lleva el proposito de imponer la sobera-
MIA de Francia en aquella region.
Al efecto, Sc ha sefialado va los 1u-
cares en- que Sc ediicara la ciudad que
Sc va levantar y los fuertes que Sc
van q construir.
Ha habido des0rdenes en- las GALES
de Lille con motive de haber compare
cido ante ell tribunal correctional a'gu-
no: redentoristas.
La polIcia fue inpo;ente para repri-
mir 4 los alborota1oles.
Un sargento de policfa, que cayo en-
fermo en- Ia Plaza del Teatro, fue piso-
teado FOR la multitud. Trasportado q
una farmacia proxima, muri6 al POGO
ratio vfctima de una congestion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11

Zarzuela espanola-LOs de los cien pesOs-EI sefior
NIattei-lIicI embarcada-El amigo Otero-CuI-
to cat0itcO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
ESPANA
ULTIMC CORREO

El Institute geosrdaco- Vista del Rey-Una compo-
sfci6n poeticH-El plano de CartaReHs-CnstiliO
de Moniiaich- Proyecto dc demoIicfdn- Bodn
aristocrAtica- Reforinas eI ejercits-Varns
feformas.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

J. p. Bannon, attorney, Of Granite,
IL In the city today.
Seymour Bell made business trip
to Baker City this week.
l.. G. Edwards left this afternoon on
a BUSINESS trip to Portland.
Frank Baillie, manager Of the
Columbia, was In the city today.
County Commissioner Gleason
made u business trip to Baker City
Monday.
Attorney n. &. Richards spent
some time In Baker City this week
on business.
Mrs. Byron Wcathrord returned
this week from trip to Southern
California for her health.
Thomas Motfct, superintendent Of
the Oregon Monarch, was In from the
property this week.
Joe Johns. who has been enjoyed
at the Golconda, Is laying oil u few
days on account IL not feeling we'll.
Colonel T.. $. Topping and W. +.
Saunders left yesterday for Prairie
City to look after mining interests.
Grant ThornburR, Of Granite,
returned today from Pendleton,
where he took his daughter to attend
school.
II. +. Hendryx. Of the Geiser-
Hendryx Investment company left
last week for Sioux Falls. South
to look after mining matters.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-23
TO BUY PROSPECTS
Eastern Oregon Development
Company at Work.

The Eastern Oregon Development
company, recently organized
corporation which was previously
noticed In The Miner. will occupy
offices In President T. w. Davidson.
residence on Center Street. beind
the First National Bank. The
officers In active charge Of the work
are, President. r. W Davidson, Vice.
president, X. A. Mari, Secretary, w.
+. Davidson, aud Consulting Engineer
A. B. Browne. These gentlemen will
occupy the new offices. An assay
Office will al no be run In connection.
The object OF the company AZ
heretofore stated will be to examine
mines and prospects, and develop them
to determine their merit with view
to taking them over and incorporat.
ing companies. The company
numbers among its stockholders three
members Of the Illinois Steel CON-
pany besides many others whose
personal holdings, IL IL stated. go
into the millions. The management,
however, proposes not to pay cash on
prospect until II IL thoroughly
satisfied by actual work and scientific
investigation that II has merit. then
10 IL In the market for all such
openings.
X. A. Marr. vice president Of the
concern and u mining man Of large
experience. has just returned from
examining four or five prospects In
the district which the company has
under advisement. In addition the
company has man In Arizona for
the same purpose. The policy out.
lined IL to be carried into effect HI
soon as possible.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-23
TO HOT LAKE.
Hon. J. n. Robbins Trying to Obtain Re.
lief From Rheumatism.

Hon. j. II. Robbins left Monday
tn spend some time ut Hot Lake, In
the hope Of obtaining relief from
rheumatism which has been troubling
him for some time. Mr.. Robbins
stated that IL he did not get better
he would spend the winter in
California, Mrs. Robbins is In
Spokane, aud his sons nrc In school
ut Portland.
Relative to his returnin. to live
here. Mr. Robbins said that he had
interests nowhere else aud naturally
expected tn come hack. but at
present he is in search of health.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-23
To Visit Listen Lake.

George Poague. Of Fargo, North
Dakota, who IL interested In the
Listen Lake group arrived here this
week to visit the property. In company
with j. w. Wilson, general manager
Of the company, he left Monday for
Baker City, but will return and spend
some time Mt the mine.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-23
GOLDEN WIZARD MILL.
Stamps and Concentration Treatment Re-.
commended for ORE,


commended for ORE.
The Sumpter Sampling and Testing
Works has completed test Of Golden
Wizard ore for Superintendent Nc
Phee. with recommendations as to
kind Of mill suitable for its treatment.
The mill best suited according to
the report Is stamps with amalgama.
ton, concentration and cyanide
process. This its Ia stated will effect
a saving Of over nintey- five per cent
Of the values. The capacity Of the
plant is to Ike 100 tons day.
Superintendent McPhe IL undecided
yet whether the machinery will be
ordered at once, or whether to wait
till spring before attempting to
install the mill. He will submit
the matter to the Eastern officers.
He states that the order may
DO placed now and the machinery
hauled In on the snow which will
doubtless come before II can he
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-23

hardware, queensware, crockery and
graniteware. Invoices Of the separate
stocks are now being taken and
the transfers are soon to be made.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-23
EXCHANGE STOCKS.
Johns Takes Hawlsy's Dry Goods and
ia wiley Gsts Johns Hardware.

"""V W" Jo""s ssStu"SV'
Cato Johns aud W. Il. Hawley
have closed deal tor the exchange
Of n portion of their stocks. Mr.
Johns will take over all the dry
goods carried by Mr.. Hawley, aud
Mr.. Hawley will take Mr.. Johns
hardware and quensware stock.
Mr.. Johns will carry dry goods
and groceries exclusively, while Mr..
Hawley will devote his attention to
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-26
YOUNG OSTRANDER is SUED
wife of Few Months sues for Di-
vOrce on Ground of
Cruelt~.


Pearl Frances Sawyer Ostrander. through
her attorney, John w. Cooper, has com
menced suit in district court to obtain d.
vorce from William B. Ostrander, second,
to whom she was married in Council Bluffs
December 3, 1902, and has obtained from
Judge Dickinson a restraining order, re-
turnable March 6, enjoining the husband,
his agents or employer from attempting to
dispose OF the saloon at 312 South Fifteenth
street.
The plaintiff alleges that the defendant
is an habitual drunkard. and that he was
guilty Of extreme cruelty in that he has
abused and maltreated her. called her vile
names and on January IS last, while In
Cedar Rapids. slapped her in the face. and
on February IS placed a loaded revolver at
the side of her head and would, plaintiff
believes, have fired had It not been for the
interference of her sister.
Plaintiff further alleges that defendant IL
about to come into fnll control of the sa-
loon, valued at 5000; and yielding revenue
of $3.50 per month. but threatens to dispose
of 1t as soon as 1t is within his control
and place the same beyond his control.
She wishes an absolute divorce, the res
'toration OF her maidensname, the defendant
restrained from disposing Of his saloon, and
that she be allowed reasonable permanent
alimony from the proceeds of the business.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-26
TO ENFORCE THE SLoCUMB LAW
Lawyer Martin sotiaes Police Board
that Vie VIII Apply for
n writ.

Wednesday afternoon, Just before 3
O'Clock, notice was served on the Fire and
Police commissioners and the chief Of po-
lice by George G. Martin OF the intention
OF John ID. MacRae to apply TO the supreme
court OF Nebraska for a peremptory writ Of
mandamus to compel the enforcement Of
the sloeumb law to the letter in Omaha.
The application will be made on Tuesday,
March 8.
John d. MacRae, the ~relator. is a travel
Ing man in the employ Of Parlin, Orendorf
& Martin. He owns his residence at $40
South Twenty-seventh street and has been
a frequent protestant against the issuing
Of a license for the operation Of the sa-
loon at 2705 L~eavsnworth street Attorney
Martin said.
Mr.. NacRae has protested to the Board
OF Fire and Police Commissioner for sew
eral years without avail He is a temper
ance man and objects to the saloon selling
en- Sundays. to minors and with the screens
up, all three Of which objections are COW
cred by the slocunb law. This year he pro-
tested against when Charles Metz applied
for the license. The present board ignored
his protest altogether. We gent into dis
trict court and secured from Judge Estelle
a writ Of mandamus compelling the board
W ANNOhNNhbt HtNOh0 ~ NthoU hhh
grant a hearing on the protest. but the
effect Of this vas temporarily annulled by
the Judges allowing Metz to file a super
sedeas bond and carry the case up to the
supreme court on error. Probably II will
be six months or more before the court
reaches the case and In the meantime the
saloon may continue n operation.
This exRsperated Mr.. MacRae into TAX
ing a more ga fRfary course. Primarily, OF
course. he wishAs the saloon near his home
to obey the slocumb law. but he is willing
that all should be brought to time. and so
asks the supreme court for this writ of
m~andamus.
Yes, this action could have been started
in district court, but 1t doesn't cost much
more to go into the supreme court, and we
took it there to save time that might be
lost IL we began in district court and the
matter was carried up subsequently on ap-
peal Of some kind"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-26
Marriage
.see to wed were issued yesterday to
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Judge Baxter has granted Grace NJ.
Hurlburt divorce from Arthur D., because
OF nonsupport, and has given her the Gus
tody OF the child, Arthur.
James Hooper. claiming Atchison, Kan,
as his home. and Frank Bradley Of Salem,
Ore, are suspicious character in the Official
rested last night.
Nellie e. Dunphy petitions for divorce
from Martin, alleging extreme cruelty and
5 omaSSbbs s. seRRSorr' 2G mss hsSs. W sire % WISHES th he
restoration of Ter maiden name, Heritage,
Harry Woods, the negro wounded by De-
tective Heitfeld in the Midway saloon, Is
little change. This is thought to be a good
sign, as lie has not failed any, and the nos.
phItai ,S anthSrises now EXPRESS "e oeiiet
A three-act comedy called "A Bachelors
Divorce" will be given by the Bohemian
American Dramatic club, under the man
agement OF A. Novak in Bohemian Turner
hall, Thirteenth and Dorcas streets, Sunday
evening, March l. Musical specialties will
be introduced between the acts. The play
and songs will be In English.
John Whisenhunt, rooming at the Royal
hotel, and a $40 bill, called upo Matte
Capers and Minnie Brown, colored syrens,
of lis North Eleventh. street last night.
Matte and Minnie formed an attachment
for the money. which they induced to re-
iaaln after John had taken leave. The two
were later arrested and charged with lar
ceny.
Before Judge Fawcett and a jury the
Silurtan Springs company Is trying 10 re-
cover judgment against Kuhn & Co. OF
Omaha for Sl27, alleged to be due on ac-
count. Mr.. Kuhn makes the defense that
the company failed to advertise in the
daily newspapers, as IL had agreed TO do in
the contract and that therefore the springs
water doesn't sell.
Z. c. Holder has filed papers In district
court In which John Weare asks $500
judgment against the Chicago. ST. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad company
for the loss OF his right leg. injury 70 an
eye and wounds on the head sustained
November IA, when a switch engine ran
over him at the Ohio street crossing. Wear
was working as L section hand
Nebraskans at the Merchants: II. Fall
dorf, Grand Island; Bert Wingert, Grand
Island; Marion Powell. Lincoln: +. Wilson
Harrington; ]. II. Adams, Maxwell; K. l.
Dimick. Harrington; Mr.. n Mrs. Bert
Latta, Tekamah; q, A. Blackstone, Craig
Ed j. B~redenberg, Malmo; w. J. O'Brien
South Bend; A. ]. West. Wisner; G.. M
Munger, Pilger; w, ID. Seaman, Columbus
Harry 5. Eaton, Wood River; oliver Mead
Wood River; r. A. Hemsworth. Lincoln.
Theodore M. Bachelor has secured from
Judge Baxter a restraining order return
able February q. preventing William Hon
man from exercising any proprietary RICH
IN the saloon at a6l2 ~ street Soutl
Omaha. and from interfering with tn,
plaintiff ana his employees In the operation
of the business Bachelor alleges that h
bought the saloon OF Stnddard & Scott 10
$50 and engaged Honman as day bar
tende-, but that HOFFMAN now fraudulentl
claims half-tnterest and Is hiring. 'raring
and otherwise attempting 70 run the place
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-26
CONSIDERS BUILDINGS UNSAFE
Namber of Structures Are Reported
to Advisory Board Cor
- Condemnation.

Adopting preliminary measures toward
condemning a number OF buildings both In
and out OF the Are limits which the build
ing inspector declares old and dilapidated
was the only Important business trans
acted by tho Advisory board yesterday aft
ernoon. Notice will be served en- the agents
and owners Of the following property to APP
pear within the next two weeks and show
cause why the buildings should not be re-
moyedI
Inside; fire limits; One-story frame
dwelling at 70i South Eleventh, f. s.. Wead,
agent; two-story frame store building at
GA and SIG South Thirteenth. w. b. Meikle,
agent; one-story frame dwelling at 11l9
Dodge. Coad Real Estate company, own
ers; one-story frame dwelling AZ 623 South
Fifteenth, Catherine M. Powell. owner:
Observation-Disclosures frame barn at 54
North Twentieth; one-story frame church
at 1923 Jackson, Ringwalt Bros, agents:
one-story frame dwelling at 67 South
Twelfth, b. F. Heistand. owner; one-story
frame dwelling at l40S Jones, Beuewa & Co.,
agents: one-and- one-haif-story frame dwell
ling at 1909 Dodge, James Raditz. owner;
one-story frame dwelling at 1911 Dodge.
Outside fire limits: one-story frame store
building at l2oS North Twenty-fourth, John
and Eliza Carrtgan, owners: two-story
frame store building at 2239 North TWEEN
tieth, Joseph SchlitE Brewing company,
owners.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-26
TAKES SUNDAY SCHOOL MAN
Sheriff Comes from California After
Alleged EmbeEHIer Arrested
Here.

Sheriff Voss Of Marysville. Yuma county,
Cal, arrived in the city Wednesday after
noon and left last evening with Bert w.
Wheeler, who was arrested last Thursday
morning by Detectives Dummy and
Mitchell, charged with being a fugitive
from justice. Wheeler is wanted on an
embezzlement charge in the California
town. He is alleged to have lately re-
turned from an enlistment In the Philip
pine service and to have associated him
self with a Sunday school at Marysville.
His prepossessing manners made him a
favorite and he was elected treasurer of
the military company Of the Sunday school.
It Is alleged that while acting In that
capacity he absconded with $685., which was
In the treasury. With this money, 1t is
said, he Intended returning to his home in
Palmer, Mass. and he was arrested while
en- route.