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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25

In his report Auditor WEIGH says:
THE levy for last year for general
purposes. including the support of the
INDECENT poor, was 8 mills, and on the
assessed valuation should raise $S4 541.
The expenditures for the last year for
the same purposes amounted to S9i,-
529.02. which would leave a deficit OF
So. 9SS.02 over the levy. The county,
however. has other sources of revenue
than taxes. During the last year $10,-
451.63 was received by the county from
sources other than taxes, so that, in
fact, the expenditures did not equal the
income and there was on hand in the
general revenue fund on June 80, 1909.
S23. 660.43. Annexed hereto and marked
Exhibit A is a table showing the ex-
penditures of the county for the last
eleven wears.
THE valuation of all the taxable
property, as returned by the assessors,
together with the assessed valuation of
railroads is S17.700.597 This will no
doubt be reduced somewhat by the COM
missioners in accordance with the law
passed by the special session permitting
a reduction on account of damage to
property by flood. From the best
sources of information 1 can obtain
have made the estimate for current ex-
penses for the coming year which is
found on page / of this report and
amounts to $50, $50.
For the last nine years the levy in
this county for general purposes, in
GUIDING the support OF the poor. has
been the maximum amount allowed by
law, five mills. with the exception of the
year 1900 at which time it was four and
one-half mills. After investigation, it
is my opinion that the county can meet
its expenditures for general purposes
and including the support of the poor
for the ensuing year on levy less than
the maximum of five mills.
THE tTeasurer's books show that he
had on hand in the general revenue
fund on July l, 1903, 1923. 660.43 Against
this must be charged the expenditures
for the month of June, amounting to
$11,S7S.57, leaving a balance on hand of
$11, 1916. 1t will be safe to estimate
that the county will receive from
sources other than taxation during the
next year $4,000 Last year such re-
ceipts were so, 45163. In addition to
this amount the county has received
since the LIST of July from the state of
Kansas, Is reimbursement for cash
paid out for the support of insane
poor maintained outside the asylum the
sum of S7.429.70
"A four and one-half mill levy on the
assessed valuation, without reduction.
amounts to $79652, which, added to the
balance on hand and to the other
sources of income above enumerated,
would amount to $107, 1863, which is in ex-
cess of the estimate for expenditures. I
therefore recommend that a levy of four
and one-half mills on the total valuation
be made for general purposes, and the
support of the poor for the year ending
June 80, 1904"
The report shows the following COMPARE
son for years ending June 30:
TOTAL GENERAL COUNTY EXPENDI-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
en-. They will before winter install a

tenn. They will before winter install
number of other exchanges and build
two hundred miles of additional lines.
The officers of the company are Decatur
and Norton county men of means and
prominent in the public eye. S. C. Porter
manager of the Chicago Lumber and Coal
company, at Jennings, is president; s. J.
Morrish proprietor of the large windmill
and pump business at Oberlin, is vice pres
ident: Columbus BORN. editor of the Ober-
lin Eye, is secretary; Joseph H. Young OF
enteenth district, is superintendent and
general manager, and John P. 0Grady.
cashier of the Farmers State bank, is
treasurer. I. E. Dunsmore, capitalist of
Jennings is one of the directors; A. c. T.
Geiger judge of the Seventeenth judicial
district is also director. AS this COM
pany has been organized less than a year
their present favorable and growing condi-
ton promises well for their future.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
Ashbrook Sells Three Horses.

Milwaukee. July 25.-Sales of Kansas
City horses to Milwaukee men have fol-
lowed the success of the Ashbrook
sta bles in the first Milwaukee horse
show Among the sales made by Mr..
Ashbrook were those of his high jump
ef. Lamb, and the polo pony, Child of
the Alamo for $500 and 5000 respect
lively to Sherburn Becker His bag
stallion, All but King. was sold to F.
K. Bull. of Racine, for $500. Mr.. Ash
brook tried to add Mr.. Bulls Dividend
to his stables. offering $1,000. but the
offer was refused
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
WILL BE SWEET SIXTEEN
Kensington Will Celebrate Birthday
With Carnival

Kensington, July 25.-The public
spirited citizens of Kensington favor
keeping up her annual celebrations like
Downs. and our sixteenth birthday will
doubtless be celebrated in a more be-
coming manner than ever. Many new
amusements will be added to this fall
festival.
The town is getting up-to-date in that
her old dilapidated plank sidewalks
have been succeeded by vitrif1ed brick
walks, which alone is worth celebrat-
ing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
Baseball at Kensinston.

Kensington, July 25.--In an exciting
game of baseball here between the
Lebanon and our home club, Lebanon
won in a score of 4 to 0. Batteries
Malcolm and Weldon; Duff and Lands
Allen Sanford, one of the largest BUSH
ness men of Kensington, was umpire.
Joe Wright, of Lebanon, who has at
tended every baseball game played in
the north and west part of Kansas.
and who has missed many good meals
because he is a baseball crank, was
spectator.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
Plot Against Korean Empress.

ST. Petersburg, July 25.-The Novoe
Vremya today published a dispatch from
Vladivostock, which says several Ko-
rean ministers and high dignitaries are
suspected of being concerned in a plot
against the empress of Korea and 1t is
expected that they will be dismissed
and arrested.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
Columbia Lost Her Topmast.

New York, July 25.-It looks as if the
Columbia had met an accident in to-
days race and lost her topmast. She
had just turned the outer mark.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
Georee pickaon Dead.

Indianapolis. Ind. July 25.-George A.
Dickson, a well known theatrical man.
died at his home here today of stomach
trouble. aged so years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25

First Methodist Episcopal church; j.
T. Mcfarland, D. D., pastor. Proba.
TONERS class, a. M; Sunday school.
GAS a. M; public worship with sermon
by the pastor. IL a. M; F,pworth
League, 6:45 p. M; class meeting. $40
p. m. No evening service. the church
joining in the union tent meeting at
corner of Eighth and Harrison.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25

as they wandered over the new walks
and scrutinized everything with care
The luncheon under the trees. at a long
table spread with sandwiches. pickles,
fruit and cakes and glasses of lemonade,
is thing of pleasant recollection.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25

Grow1er-I don't like that new SER
want. She makes so many bad breaks
waiting on the table.
Mrs. Growler-Why, she's a savings
bank You ought to see the breaks the
cook makes baltimore American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25

I desire to thank the Herman Sons
order for their kindness and prompt
payment of Insurance. Mrs. Lille A
FaEan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Blythe,
aged rs years, who died at the residence
of her daughter. Mrs. CIV. Richard
son, Thursday evening" was held from
the residence of her daughter, S31 Clay
street, at o'clock this afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25

The remains of Robert P. Wilson,
who died at his residence, S25 North
Madison street, were taken to Indepen-
dence, NO, for burial this morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
A PAYING JOB.
Clerks of Legislative Session
Made Large Fees.

About the softest snap in the state Of
Kansas is the preparation of printers
copy and engrossed copy of the house
and senate journals. Brick" Mason,
clerk of the house and Charley Sheldon,
secretary of the senate. held down these
snaps this year, and the reward they re-
ceived for a few weeks work is shown
by the vouchers on file with the state
auditor.
Mason'S bill was as follows for pre-
pairing copy for the house journal:
l., 2S5 folios printers copy, at 10
cents .........- ..............-.$ 81, 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25

Feeling
In the loins.

In the loins.
Nervousness. undressing sleep, despon-
dency.
1t is time you were doing something.
The kidneys were aneiently called the
reins-in your case they are holding the
reins and driving you into serious trouble.
Hoods J0rSGP0TiEt0
Acts with the most direct. beneficial enecf.
safest substances for correcting and tonins
these organs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25

allowed 81, 40 as full settlement for
the entire job, and on June "a a new
bill for the entire job was filed for
$2,9S9.12. The second bill was accom-
panied by the following affidavit by W.
Y. Morgan, state printer:
e. w. Y. Morgan, do solemnly swear
that the former statement of the num-
Der of folios Of house journal of 1908
was incorrect, and that the total num-
Der of folios full and complete is 1928
folios of printers copy filed in my office
by w. P. Mason"
1t is explained that in the first bill
Mason forgot to include the index and
table of bills, which comprises about
200 pages of the book.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

Cree el sef1or Aufi6n que el Gobier-
no aceptara la cifra de 81 millones de
pesetas en- el presupuesto de Marina,
cantidad indispensable para que los bu-
ques naveguen y el personal Sc ejer-
cite.
Asf y todo, dicho presupuesto resulta
escaso para atender a otras atenciones.
Afadi6 que los marines verian con
disgusto la rebaja de dicha cifra.
Tratando del partido fusionista, de-
claro la conveniencia de que Ia cleo
cion de jefe Sc haga por medic de una
Asamblea.
Sc comenta entire los marines mer-
cantes que Ell sefor Aufi6n no emitiera
su perecer respecto 4 las peticiones que
tiene formuladas la Association de ma
vieros, references a la Suppression de los
derechos de abanderamiento y primas
a la navegacion, construction y otros
gravzmenes que pesan sobre la Marina
mercante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

va 10 saben ellos y quien debe evi-
tar el abuse.
~ Fl sabado proximo iran varias
familiaS de aquf Palo-Seco. Pasaran
un dia delicioso.
~. Nos ha causado mucha pena la
muerte de una graciosa nifia, hija de
los esposos Sampayo, cuyo dolor nos
asociamos.
~ Lo mas granada de nuestra So
ciedad Sc congreg6 aver en- la casa &c
Ia familia Capetillo. Sc bailaron al
gunas danzas.
w.. Un hermoso nifIo de don Jose
Mendez. comerciante de este poblado,
fue bautizado aver en- San Juan. Para
celebrar ese acto. los esposos Mendez
recibieron anoche a sus numerosos ami
gos, a los que obsequiaron esplendi-
damente.
~ Todos los vecinos de Catafio
sienten mucho que la familia de don
Carlos Paniagua haya trasladado su
residencia 4 San Juan.
ALMIBAR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20
la voz de los 0bispOs
PRENSA DE BULGARIA

Daily Chronicle" ocupandose de la
nota de Bulgaria, dice que es imposi-
Bile para una naci6n conservar la acti-
tud que Ia diplomacia llama correcta,
cuando I'm pueblo hace correr la san
gre en- la forma que Sc ha visto Sc
cometen asesinatos a sus mismas puer-
tas.
Aflade que Inglaterra es responsible
de tales asesinatos, porque sin su inter-
venci6n en- ell Congreso de Berlin, Ma
cedonia Sc hallar1a en- una situacion
iguai a la de Bulgaria.
Termina diciendo que ell Gobierno
tiene ell deber de escuchar la voz de los
obspoS.
The Standard" Sc muestrs muy Sc
vero con Bulgaria. la que hace res
ponsa1,c de los aseSinatos de los cris-
tianoS.
Afade que 81 Bulgaria realiza sus
amenazas, la mejor soiuci6n sera afr
mar la superlo-idad de las armar tur-
cas-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

En- 81 de EnerO de 1901 sc aprob6
Ia ley relativa al ejeiciciO del noIaria-
do en- Puerto Rico. estableciendo que
los ahogados que ejercieran "A profe-
sion podFian dessmpefar 81 cargo dc
notarios. Suget 3ndcse 4 IN actual ley
nosaFial. 81 ben en los pFineFos dies
diss de Enero Dc eada aho enviar1n In
tegvo el pru,ocolo. cue hnbierrn lorna
DO t.uFantc el aao. "a SeeFetaria del
Tuouual Sapremo. para cue ts,a 10
CusiuSlis , lFchivS.
Ese mhrno dh 9. amhi6a - aprooS
slfmn Holl1nd.F. y sn h secei6n 4 q.
sta e.. ti.nio a. e Ga sn N dollaF
81 derecho cue dske psgzrse al Tssogo.
soeEr toda eNgriEura q dne1mento 80
tcrtado puF ~ nu<ario plioAeo 9 ins-
crito sn sl rsgiSsro q y pruplrlin1. ,
pos cada oppia dsl egigia-l ass.ssts
sssisHss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

n conocido aeronauta por,ugues Nr.
Z. caFton IA heeho una ascenSb6n cn
81 gicbo ~PoEtugal- desde los Jardinss
del Bncn Resiro
Este primcr 'vahaio co Madrid dsl
celehFado asgonaula. lodsdica 4 n 40
eiaet6a DE- h Ptsnsa. 1 euro prssideass
IA rog1do cue dssigne 1 IN pcrto<ltk,a
paf1 Qus ls acompana en su ancsnxoa.
Tamoien e. sEEaru &c b acumpana-
rf ~ Euportsr iestxEaio q n pEsna
tlumEMfa.
plEAa sn,.nzdn usrf \ xs3 qss O..
liaEl ~. caEiun.
~ gt,ko e. ds gsxn tannnn. ssulsn-
q NJ mn1rra uilmm - 0p1Gtt.4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20
MOficias de
Marruec0S

Carta De Fez-DesaIIs- de- an esmbate-MaIs.
vteats. pava u -altaa-De-eTtsrv. capturads--
Un correSponSal espaiol recibi6 car
"a dc Fez, en Ia que le dan cuenta de
"a lucha que soS;uvieron el dia s los re-
beldeS con los impcriales.
Il combate fUe encarnizado. eoutzn-
dose muchcs muerios y heridos dc uno
y otro hando. aunque los que Sufr;eron
peFdidas mas conSiderablcs fueron los
imperialcs. entire cuyaS hajas fguran
tres imPo-sanses iefss Dc IA Fegi6n DC
Tahlcte.
Z! Scitan. ea vista DC los reveses cue
disrnmcnie sufFe. se haIla uuy consra.
Fiado. h1cieadusele cata dia raas diil
Cil posixF coEahasiF 4 lbs rrheldus. {
cansa de Jie - misno sierviso ie hsce
lEa1ctou. tescrtanSio pog ceasrnarss -
homhrss, uuv4alose cAhallcs. arnsan v
muairipars ea ahandsncia.
Aaade b eaFsa Qus kaa siGio ounlls-
e1lc1 4 Feu ~ pTiEiun9rus e xemmuFiA
dcssIicrss del s6sviGn. 4 IN eual.H 20
lss ecg4. al caplnIalics. cinco ensxa1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20
UNA ORDEM Y UMALEY
Sc dan de cachetes ,
No hay uniflcaclon

Antier Sc cumplieron cinco afios del
cambio de soberanfa en- esta isla, y
atm no sabemos que leyes rijen y cua-
les han sido derogadas: quien es ell en-
cargado de interpreter las dictadas, nj
como es que cada funcionario cree cosa
distinta de los demas, en- materia tan
delicada.
TEMPO es de que exista uniformi-
dad en- la Interpretation de las leyes,
por 10 menos, va que parece no haber-
la en- la recta apljcacion, en- casos iden-
ticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

La question que nos ocupa hoy es muy
sencilla.
Por la Orden General, n1mero I5o,
serie de 1899, Sc dispuso que los archi-
vos de todoS los ,ribulales, magistratu-
ras, notarias, regis.~os, municipios, y
demas ofcinas p1blicas, estuvieran ac-
cesibles a la inspection del p1blico, du-
rante las horas de despacho; que todos
los funciouarios, 6 guardianes encarga-
dos de dichos archives, facilltaran CO.
pias legalizadas de los mismos q Cual-
quiera que las solicitare, mediante ell
pago de c,mcO 50 centavos por cada fo-
lio de traslado de TN expediente, y por
cada legalizacion de TN traslado IS CEN
tavos: que Sc entendia por folio cien
palabras que cuando el n1mero de
palabras pase de 50 y no llega a 100 Sc
contarA como TN folio, y solo en- el case
de que todo ell documento copiado con-
tuviere menos de 50 palabras, Sc cobra
ria como un folio: v que esos derechos
ingresarian en- la Tesoreria insular, 81
10 devengaban funclonarios asalariados,
y 81 no 10 eran, ell funcionario los re-
tendrfa para 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20
PARIS
ALMIBAR.

ProyectO de viaie abandonadO-El Congress- de Ia
paz y In question de MacodOnia-La cosecha dc
triGo Francia-RegresO de La reinn dOAa
Maria Cristina.
En- TN suelto dice "La Liberte" que
monsieur Combes ha renunciado a
emprender el anunciado viaje Espa-
fla, 4 petici6n del gobierno de Madrid,
ell cual temfa que el viaje del jefe del
frances diera ocasion ma
anticlericales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

Seg6n telegramas de Sofia, que pu
blica "The Times, Inglaterra & Italia
DO han contestado todavfa a la nota
b1lgara.
La respuesta de Francia, aunque al
go reservada, esta concebida en- termi-
nos simpaticos.
Austria y Russia previenen Bulga-
ria que. 81 la guerra estalls, sera loca-
lizada, y que despues Sc inantendra Ell
''statu quo. Afiaden que ell proyecto
de reformaS austro-ruso sera llevado 4
'ejecucion y que Turqlfa tiene derecho
lndiscutible a concentrar tropas en- la
frontera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

ocnhrs " q psoS
~ Pss<ip Qns tus eiElimna sxrrznis-
80. qas rsgaa sqni alxunaa vsc.s. 10
ab1ssa q "A paelanrlA dsl p4ni,n..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

Niegsse en- absolute que ell sefior
Naura piense, por ahora, retirarse a Ia
vida privada, aunque vuelve a decirse
con insistencia que piensa, para aban-
donar la polftica, aprcvechar la prime
ra oportunidad que Sc lie ofrezca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20
En- los BaHkaneS

Aidens Incendindas-Las potsncias y la Inota bill
CARA -Noticias Ofciales tureas Numerosos
combates-Perdidas bIIgaras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

Dicen de Sofia que los revoluciona-
rios han 1ncendisdo cinco aldeas turcas,
tres de elias situadas cerca de Melnik.
La poblaci6n bdlgara ha huido en-
direction Sal6nica,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20
ESPANA
ULTIMO CORREO

Maura mnrcha.-Un ferrocarriI intsrnacio-
nal.-El Sr. BugnllnI.-OtrO viaje resio.-M de
Loubet viaje Espana.-Los obrcros PEN
siOnadOs-El ex- -NIinistrs de Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

Ii prenSa dc pTovincias sc ocupa de
n real ogden del miniSterio de Agricrl-
tura, concediendo pension cien Obge-
ros. para que vayan 4 peFfecCiOuar el
conocimientO Dc sus O6cioS ca los pai-
seS uals adelantadoS. Los peFi6elicos
de aqueIlas comarcaS donde hay mayor
mowiniento Industrial. exprssan n Sa-
tisfacci6n que eS IA pgoducido esa iai-
cia,iva y 81 aicaaec { importancia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

n ex -minizsro ds MaFiu@. sehor Au-
nia. IA hscho drcaracionss 4 "a retlae-
tur - IN peFi6dco
Hahi6 de nEunlos de harins @ ter
minaa - cano<idus por desiAfaesanss
anlarioraA
Diio Cue haY cue recrnocsF qus 81
nrlIur cslifn tinna hueaa volu1lad ,
nnranahnrnnr.cnm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

con insiStencia que piensa, para aban-
donar la pol1tica, aprcvechar la prime
ra oportunidad que Sc le ofrezca.
Ell dia Siete del corriente lego Ma
drid Mr.. Emile Mazcejoules. Ministro
de Trabajos P1blicos en- la Rep1blica
Francesa, para concertar con ell Co
bierno de Espafia la construction, va
cordada en- principle, del ferrocarril
ternacional por Canfranc (altos de
ragon)
ps jefes y ofciales que proceden de
cademia Militar de la Habana, Sc
ran en- un banquete e1 1ltimo do
o de este mes.
mediados del mes actual los Sc
Montero Rios y Marques de la
de Armijo convocaran q los ex-
stros, senadores y diputados del
lido liberal, con objeto de dirimir
contiendas que existen entire los
iados q esa agrupacion y designar al
cesor del sefior Sagasta en- la jefa-
~
Sc espera en- Madrid, para dentro de
pocos dfas, al Marques de Ia Vega de
Armiio al sefior Montero Rfcs, para
yer 81 Sc resuelve de una vez la cues
ton de la jefatura del partido liberal
monarquico, que cada dia apasiona mas
4 los partidarios respectivos de aquellos
dos personajes y los del sef1or Moret
y Prendergast
~
Ha regresado tambien 4 la Corte el
Ministro de instruction P1bllca se11or
Bugallal que fue 4 Santiago de Com =
postela. presidir la aperture de Curse
en- Ia Universidad.
FL viaie del Rey Alfonso XII a Lis
boa. para devolver la vista que lie hizo
el Rey de Portugal, 10 hara a mediados
de Noviembre.
*
El presjdente del Consejo de minis
tros. en- una entrevista con los Periods
tas, ha desmentido categ6ricamente la
noticia dada por algunoS periodicos
franceses, los cuales han dicho que ell
gobierno espafiol Sc oponfa que visi :
tara Espafia el presidente de la veci-
ma rep1blica.
En- vista de la insiStencia con que Sc
ha publicado esta falsa noticia, ha ana
dido ell sefior Villaverde:
"Telegrahe nuestro embajador pre-
guntandole 81 Mr. Loubet persaba vi
sitarnos, y en- case affirmative. que le
dispensara todo genero de consideracio-
mes facilidades. como corresponds al
iefe de una nacion amiga.
~ al mismo tempo sc les ordeno 4
los gobernadores dc las provincias Por
donde pudiera pasar. que hicieran al
gunos preparativos para recibir al Illus
TIRE huesped."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

| ROuan, ha nOmbradO preSldente de no.
nor, a Mr.. Frederic Passy y a Mr..
D'Estournelles
En- session reciente adopt6 una reso-
lucion, en- la Cual Sc propone que sea
aplicado el tratado de Berlin lie 1878,
el cual autorizs a las potencias asegu.
rar la tranquilidad en- Macedonia.
Seg1n los datos ofciales publicados
en- ell "Boletin de Mercados", Sc calcu-
la que la production de trigo en- Fran
cia durante este af1o ha sido de
126.z56 400 hectolitroS.
Las hectareas de terreno que han
dodo esra cosecha han sido 6.53oI76.
En- ell afio 1ltimo la superfcie de te-
rreno sembrado fue de 6.SI4e eS6 hecta-
reas, y la production de trigo de
ia 2o66oI hectolitros.
Los anteriores datos demuestran que
la cosecha de trigo ha sido este aflo en-
Francia bastante superior la obteni
do en- 1902.
Nv
La re1na dOna Cr1St11a Y la 1ntanta
Maria Teresa han salido en- el sudex-
preso.
El ministro de Relaciones exteriores,
monsieur Delcasse, converse con la rel
ma por espacio de cinco minutes.
Ademas de Mr.. DelcaSSe, acudieron
q despedir las augustus viajeras un
Official del cuarto militar del presidente
de la rep1blica, en- presentation suya;
MN. Mollard y Lepine, el embajador
de Espafi2, toda ell personal de la en-
bajada y muchas personalidades de Ia
colonia eSnafiola.
AL salir el tren sc dieron algunos
vivas Espafia.
"Le Figaro" dice que al partir el tren
que conducia ESpafia 4 Ia reina dOfia
Maria CriStina. uno de sus redactoreS
sorprendi6 Ia agrsdable nOticia de que
el Tey don Alfonso XIII Sera huesped
dc Francia en- q o,ofio de I9ot.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-20

Noticias ofciales de Salonica mani
festan que han ocurrido varios encuen-
tros en- Okhrida, Ekchisson, Grascow,
Menlik y Monte Perrin.
En- estos combates han perecidos qui-
nientos insurrectos. Las perdidas de
los turcos han consistido en- veinticinco
soldadoS muertos y veintiocho heridos.
Sc han entablado negociaciones entire
las sutoridades turcas y la Compaf1ia
de los ferrocarriles orientales, con obieto
de efectuar importantes trasportes de
batallones albaneseS q Komanow.