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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-23
LEES BIRTHDAY
 ON THE CALENDAR
EMPLOYES OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT COME NEAR CELE- BEATING THE EVENT AS A MA TIONAL HOLIDAY.

Washington. December 22.-(speclal)- Treasury department employees as a class have come near celebrating the birthday of Robert D. Lee.
 General Lees birthday is January 10, and, in Virginia, it is observed as a holi- day.
 Tn the corridors of the treasury are hung few calendars sent out by com pany having a line of coast steamers These were prepared for Virginia use The holidays on these calendars are desig- mated by red numerals instead of black. As January 19 Is marked as a holiday, 1t led some of the treasury employees who looked over the calendars to believe they would get a day off at that time.
 As the result of their inquiry aud as to what event the day would celebrate, the Virginia calendars have been ordered taken down.
 seven constituent companies, excluding the Bethlehem, does not exceed the sum of 'S1 100000; that a great part If not a greater part thereof may be wasted and lost by the continuance of the receiver ship, and that such shipbuilding plants can not be operated and kept working as going concerns without the addition of very large sums of money, as necessary working capital"
 Mir Schwab closes his defense by deny- ing every charge of fraud, wrong doing, unlawful combination and confederacj, and 'humbly prays to be hence dismissed with his reasonable costs and charges in his behalf, most wrongfully sustained"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-23

Take your meals at Gelders'.
 110 N. Twentieth st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-23
FINE REPORT WILL
 BE MADE BY WALKER

Washington, December 22.-A full ana detailed report of the condition of affairs on the isthmus, as he saw them, will be made to President Roosevelt and to Secretary Hay by Admiral John C.. Walker, chairman of the isthmian canal commission, who returned to Washington from Colon today. The admirars stay on the isthmus covers a period of about four weeks during which he went over the ground very thoroughly, particularly with reference to the condition of the canal property. Admiral Walker went to Colon as the representative of the President soon after the republic was proclaimed. The admiral said the isthmians have no fear that the Colombians will attempt 10 reconquer the country. There is not, he said, trail in all Panama of sufficient width to drive a wagon. Colombia has never built trail or constructed a bridge in Panama The impassability of the country renders it unlikely in the ad- mirars opinion that any warlike measures will be undertaken by Colombia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-23
Absolutely False.

"As to the charges in the cross-bll that acted in collision with the reorganlza- ton committee of the shipbuildng com pany, Is an attempt to force the insolv- ency of said company and to wreck it. 1 aver that that such charges are not only false and malicious, but were made with ont iustlfcation and In disregard of facts well known to the ross-complalnants. aver that James Smith, Jr., receiver of the shipbuilding company, knows that such charges are untrue
 q am informed and believe that upon such an examination and appraisal. 1t will appear that the net working capital of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-23
United States Has No Intention of Submitting Trouble to
 The Hague Tribunal
IS 4 CLOSED CHAPTER
 IN HISTORY OF NATION
Prominent Ambassador Says The Hague Court Is Not a Place for Settled Questions, But for
 Primary Problems.

Washington. December 22.-"Refusal by the United States senate to consent to a proposition from Colombia for a reference of the Panama question to The Hague tribunal is expected, and will be fully ap proved by the European powers.
 This statement was made to a repre- sentative of the Associated Press tonight by an European ambassador of high rank and influence. It has already been made in substance though in rather more diplo- matic language, though General Fafael Reyes, the Colombian minister, who is expected in his forthcoming to suggest reference to The Hague for he settlement of the isthmian problem. Whether the knowledge that the refusal Of such a re- quest, so far from prejudicing the Euro pean powers against the Washington gov ernment will call for their emphatic en- dorsement will cause General Reyes to modify his note. is not yet certain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-23
Panama a Closed Chapter.

The ambassador quoted, in explaining the attitude of European powers, said
 Panama Is a closed chapter in the his tory of nations. and The Hague court is not the place for settled questions, but for pending problems which are referred to 1t with full approval of all the parties interested. When Russia Germany and France recognized the independence of Panama, they set their seal of approval on the prompt action of the Washington government. Nations can hardly be ex- pected to settle questions of sovereignty of national honor at The Hague. More over, in my opinion. it would not be with in the province of the Washington gov ernment to grant such request from Colombia It Is to Panama. not to Wash ington. that Colombia should take such a proposition.
 There is question between Colombia and Panam. which with all propriety might be referred to The Hague, and to which reference the United States will scarcely offer objection. It is the question of the assumption by Panama of part of the Colombian debt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-23

If General Reyes should ask the Uni ted States to use it's good offices to have this matter brought before The Hague Panama might safely acquiesce in such action. The difficulty in meeting this re- quest would be that Colombia would thereby recognize the independence of the new republic, but this must come sooner or later.
 At the navy department the statement is made tonight that the instructions tc the naval commanders in ishmian waters to prevent the landing of forces with hostile intent" have not been modified These instructions, it is believed, are sufficiently comprehensive to enable the commanders to maintain open transit across the isthmus and to protect the new republic from Colombian expeditions
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
Tt ust DeOd Filed.

A trust deed OF tn, Alex 10 der
Young Building Compaay to b shop
a. Co,to secure the payment OF 1850,
600 8 per cent bonds, was fled will
Registrar Thrum ye. terday. Toe
documant, a very lengthy aft ,ir, r..
quired SlO3) in revenue stamps, and
tbs recording fee is over half that
amount. The trust desd covers thu
entire Young building and contents,
"iueludiag ell furniture, fx,ur,a, fl :
ting', linen, cutlery, crock 'ry, glass
wsrs. etc"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
Fire Claims Celebration

A gratd luau was given at thu
Waiaksmilo camp last evening to
celebrate the anniversary OF the
great Board OF Health fire which
left 80 many homeless and penniless
and also to appropriately mark thu
passage OF the Fire Claims bill by
Congress which is expected to re-
lieve the financial distress existant
amongst many of the poorer claim.
ants. The occasion WAS one Of
pleasure to all concerned and the
credit for the successful outcome OF
the events all details, is Cue to
Mrs G 81 Clark.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
Late Foreign News.

Three hundred America hold
the Isle OF Pines aga nst .Ch bans.
Mazstlsn Mexico is using fire 10
fight the inroad OF bubonic plague.
Reed Snoot me mbsr OF tae nou-
ploygamus Mormon church has
been elected by the Utah legisla ure
to the United States Ssnale.
Senator Mitchell is still manipu-
lating matters apprtaining Hawai-.
Bonding of officers; reduction iu
age limit OF Governor, vacancies on
Supreme Bench to be filled by Pre-
sident, appeals to be permitted to
be permitted the U S Supreme
Court.
VENEZUELAN matters seem to be
clesrii & up as far as the allies are
concerned but closing up as far as
Castro is concerned
Julian Ralph brilliant anthcr
and writer is dead.
German dealers are getting into
line to boycott Amer.csn tobacco.
Nineteen thousand taiors, one
hundred and eleven men, aie
reported to be on strike ia Vienna.
Poor people iu Tol, do Ohio are
reported to be- teart 6 up the wood.
en pavem ments for use as fuel.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
Carefully Considered.

The vague, and by no means les
sening rumors relative to the cause
OF occurrence OF few deaths lately
happening in this community de
mauds just this much passing no
tice, after thorough stigation by
the INDEPENDENT, and to this effect
that; there is no reason to comment
adversely on any act OF the Board
OF Health ia connection herewith; /;
error, il error there wae, having
been made by duly qualified ply
sician, happily without any, 30 far
reported, i'll result. From explana-
tion made by trus! worthy mem
Der OF the Beard, aud who has the
confidence OF the community the
INDEPENDENT is Of the opinion and so
expresses itself, that the proper pre-
cautions have been taken in the
cases OF the lately occurring deaths.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
Bibles and Cigarettes.

AT the Atlantic Basin, New York,
British steamship sagami, Captain
j Appleton, is being loaded prepsra-
tory to starting on her maiden wy
agefrom that port Her destination
is China, aud she vii carry bible ;,
tracts and printing presses for mis-
sion stations that were depleted by
the Boxers, and large supply of
cigarettes for the uss OF the hsa.
then,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

Feeling that the donor OF this
magnificent gift would rot care to
have this generous and uuselfish act
made public, we nevertheless do it
unbeknown to him, we deeming it a
duty to let Others know Of it AS
he has been numerically m;sjudged
and condemned, it is hoped this
may disprove all and that the real
worth of his nature be known to
all, friends and detractors alike.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
NOVICE TO TAxPAY ghs.

James l.. Holt ha, This day been
appointed Deputy Assessor AID
Collector for the frrt Taxation
Division, Territory OF Hawaii, vice
A. d. Thompson.
Thomas V. King has this day
been appointed Deputy Assessor
aud Collector for the District Of
Honolulu. First Taxation Division,
Territory Of Hawaii, vice Jae. l..
Holt.
George E. Smitbies has this d,5
been appointed Deputy Asses or
aud Collector for the District Of
Honolulu, First Tsxstion Division,
Territory of Hawaii, vice G. Phillips.
JAS. W. PRATT,
Asse ssor snd Collector, F,r-t Tax
alton Division, Territory Ct
Hawaii.
Approved:
A. N KEPOIKAI,
Trc asurer, Territory e Hawaii.
Honolulu, January II. 1903 24O6 3
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
BIZ AUTHORITY.


The sale OF The lease OF the land OF
Omaopio is hereby postponed TO
Fridag, January 30, 1903; sale to
take place at the otiice OF w . Aiken,
Pala, Maui, at II O'Clock noon, iu-
stead OF the front entrance Of the
Judiciary building.
ES BOYD
Commissi ner of Public Lands.
Public Lands Office, } an 20, 1903
24US-3t
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

We understand there is certain
amount of hubbub in Government
circles, occasioaed by tho intention
shown OF certain underlings to over
ride their chiefs. This causes soms
uupleasantness, not OF very serious
nature at this time, but it may event
ually develop. We are of the opini'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
NOTICE

Nuuauu Street Bridge (Oue Mile
Brdge) will be closed to traffic
from aud after the 22ad dav OF
January, 1903 during tie moving
of the temporary Bridge TO the
Eva Sids of the St'aet.
G. B. DWIGHT,
Road Supervisor, aouolnlu.
Honolulu, Jan. 81. 1903. 2iOS -3t
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

Chief Clerk White i, bes'eg I'D by
"sarnsst patrio,s' for appoin.men
to the vacAnt Sap riatendsucy Of
WsiakamiIo camp. The usual
genial clerk THINKS damn" go ID
many times, as he has not the ap-
pointing power and his bssi gers will
not listen to his say but will havs
their bray.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 81, 1903
WORTHY OF EMULATION.
p. o. BOX 81.

An information has reached us
from a source unexpected that the
s'chronic kicker" of the Leper Set
element, who is none other than
Ambrose K. Hutchisor, the we'll
Known correspondent OF The lNDE-
PENDENT IN the outrage upon Pilipo
Mikils, who was done to death by
being imprisoned without cause and
eaten by maggots before deatf
ensusd, has dore good turn to the
Board OF Health, 10 that he turDe d
over to the Superintendent Of the
Settlement, who since his arrival
there has endeared himself TO him
aud TO the rest OF the inmates by
his many acts Of kindness aud for
bearauc-, without cost to the Gov
ernment, a lot OF fishing nets OF
many kinds and the parapherna!ia
connected Herewith, alk worth
upwards OF $1,000. We understand
the Superintendent is quite pleased
with his acquisition and that be
deems thu Government qlite for
tunste 10 recsiving them with ,ut
cost the only cost being the labor in
using the M.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

It. is a doleful fact but ths subj &c,
OF the "next," is being spoken open
ly in conrectiou with the Governor
ship Of this Territory. Even Poobah
is mention ID a, p.ooable occupant
of ths "throne."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

on that the chiefs OF d, part ments
are the ones held responsible, uLder
the law, for the acts OF those under
them, AID therefore, they alone are
amenable 10 the Legislature. Heads
of bureaux are held somewhat res
ponsiole, but such responsibility is
only secondary to that OF their
chiefs, although, in certain cases,
the law has made these bureaux
heads directly responsible for those
under them. Still we feel that the
chiefs, having the right of approx
ing appointments, have the further
right OF nomination and approval
for any vacant place, and there
should be no cl,sh at all. as is the
case at present am ong certain offici-
ala.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
CLAUS spREoKEts WIN. @, IRWIN
Claus SpleCkels 4 Co.,
BANKERS
HONOLULU
San Ffanoisoo 5osnts.-THE DA
INA TIONAL BANK OFy6ANN FIR
HONOLULU
DRAW rIoHAnes on

DRAW HIoHAreI OF
eAN FRANOIeCo-The Nevada Nations
Bank Of San Francisco.
LONDoN--The Union Bank Of London
Ltd.
NEW YoRK-Amer,os:i Exchange Ne
ticnal Bank.
Observation-Disclosures National Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnsis.
BERIIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONG KONG AND YOKoHAMA-Hnn nns
Kong & &Shanghai iBankingCoE porntion
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank Of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND vANO0UVEK--Bsns
of British North America.
Transact General Banking and k1chonl
Bnssne0.
Deposits Received. Loans made on A
proved Security. Commercial and Travels
ers Credit Issued. Bills Of Rxchan: 70
bought and sold.
canectiona Frarptly Accounted Fss
ass-kh
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

Superintendent Coopsr with, or
without, the Band, is scheduled to
be al Llhaina on tn , 9Th inst. Ha-
waiites did not approve ot talk" of
good works; they wish to see the
good works performed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

1t is very unfortunate thai the ab
ssnce of Poobah interferes with the
consideration OF the delayed paidons
of deserving prisoners. But DJle
always was slow and never sur,.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

I he Road Board, and people gen.
orally on Hawaii are reported to be-
giving Poobah saasonable recep-
tion: ie:a marble heart, pola ic
stare aud cold shake.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

There will be, probably, s,eintili
dissertations on "Hawaiian calaba-
she's and their vaue," as an ev r
considered theme by the lewly ap
pointed President of the B )ari Of
Health.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

Now, 30 we are further informed
the Superintendent Mt can go into ihe
fishing business for the good Of tho
Settlement, as the shoals and banks
thereaboots are replete with al
kinds OF fishes. Although dubbed
"a chronic kicker" there is yet some
good and redeeming feature in hin
which his detractors may as vel
follow and emulate by doing like
wise according to the means at their
disposal. We think the Board OF
Health should pass a resolution of
thanks, il it has not done so already
aud havs the sam, emblazousd in
letters OF bold relief upon its re-
cords, in order to show to Others,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

who are better able, what one
diseased can do for the beuefit OF
his fellow sufferrs living in the
came Land OF Death.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
topics Or 7HR DAY.

Another editorial "stage" death
is reported on the "Star."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

The assertion made that Hawaii.
an quarters (25 cent pieces) are al
ready scarce is untrue at present; /;
but it may become true in the near
future when the redemption OF the
Hawaiian silver coins will be en-
forced. But, at this time, there is
nothing in it, unless it bs to induce
people to hold them up, in order to
enhance their value in favor OF spe.
culators aud numismatists, who may
be eager TO make something at the
expense OF the unwary as we'll as
those having cold feet, who dare not
h old on to what they have. At
present, there ia 70 fear whatever
of anything happening OF a nature
to cause alarm OF scarcity in quart
ers. alone.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21

We we're told the other day by a
certain broker that he considered a
certain corporation stock, not sugar
coated, as good as a FIRE claims
award. He may think 30, but we
don't, and since the news of it's pas
sage in Congress, we deem the latter
much better than auy stocks we
have here on the market. III this
stock broker thinks 80, we feel that
be has lots yet to learn in the stock
market here, and we can give him a
poll ter or two. Fire claims awards
need no manipulation now, as their
value has been established beyond
any doubt that they are, as we have
said,-a good as gol1. This truth
cannot be denied nor overlooked.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
CARROS E~LECTRlCOS

No parece sino que la compahfa de
carros elfctricos tiene interes deter
ninado en- servir NAL al p6blico, 4 pc
sar de la paciencia que este muestra.
Los senores Pedro Saayedra y Ra-
fael Moves, Sc han acercado 4 esta
reduction quejandose de que al tomar
uno de los carros, fueron despedidos
por ell moiorista, 4 causa de que lleya-
ban pequenos bultos en- las manos.
Ambos yinieron 4 esta ciudad con ell
proposito de comprar medicinas, uno,
vitahallas otro para sus familiares,
yi6ndose en- la necesidad de regresar 4
pie porque no Sc les ha admitio en- los
carros, por llevar con ellos los mencio-
nadoS bultos.
Lo que tai vez fuera meior hacer
los sehores querellantes, es presentar
denuncia jurada ante el iuez cores
pondiente y exigir una indemni2aci6n
por danos y ]periuiciOs.
Mientras las queias no scar mas que
en- teorfa, las cosas seguiran en- 81 mis-
mo estado.
Ocasiones hay 4 diario para esta-
blecer protestas; haganse con toda
oportunidad Y asf Sc pondran las cosas,
en- SUI yerdadero lugar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
Ell COLLAR De JUANA

Anoche, Julio Colon, soIdado que
fue del Battalion de Puerto Rico, Sc
presento en- la casa de Juana Maldona-
do que vive en- ell callei6n del Toro, v
"""le-4nrma mas cortes possible. lie pi-
sirvi0.
PerO con gran sorpresa, al d%evolver
Colon ell vase con la mano izquierda,
extendi6 la derecha Y arrebato 4 Jua-
ma un collar de metal dorado que al
cuello llevaba, d1ndose 4 la fuga.
La robada, do cuenta 4 la policfa,
quien mas tarde dio con ell autor del
robo, que fu6 reconocido por eel SOM
brero>, siendo conducido al Deposito
V mas tarde L la carcel.
Julio, fu6 soldado del battalion puer-
torriqueno Y fu6 sumariado por robar-
Sc I'm revolver, siendo su defensor ell
Jefe actual de la policfa senor Hamill,
quien logro %saliera absuelto. Cuando
Julio Sc VIC con Hamill lie dijo textual-
mente:
Como venga 4 la capital meto la
pata.
FL iefe aludido lie contesto:
-Esta yez 10 que meti6 listed fu6 la
mano.
Hoy la robada estuvo en- ell Quartet
general y obtuvo la brenda de autos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
ViCtima dc una Caida

Sc nos informa que Pedro Bayonet,
ell individuo que fu6 arrollado por ell
tranyia electrico en- la recurya de Puer-
ia de TERRA, sale hoy del hospital en-
donde, como va saben nuestros Iecto-
res, hubo necesidad de amputarle una
pierna 4 POGO de ocurrir ell desgracia-
do Academic.
Bayonet iba en- la plataforma, de 6s-
ia vino al suelo, di6 SUI cuerpo contra
un poste rebotando v cogi6ndole ell ca
FRO una pierna que no pudo %retirar de
la via porque Ell golpe que recibiera
al chocar con ell citado poste hubo de
impedfrselo.
Bueno es recordar 4 este respecto
que la costumbre de admitir pasaieros
en- la plataforma sigue, sin que aqu6-
Hos repetidos academies hasten para
cOrregir tai costumbre.
A Bayonet-seg1n Sc nos noticia-
ofreciole la compania adquirir n
pierna de gonna 8 in~demnizacion en-
metalico, accediendo aqu6I a 10 Ill
timO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
Ell "Arkadia" en- Ponce

LEGO ALI c~onsignado 4 Fritze Lundt
& Co. conduciendo:
Para sus consignatarios % bultos
ayena y hcnO.
Dasf < Herdman, 1000 SIS harina,
500 SIS arroZ.
Bonnin Armstrong < Co. 300 SIS ha-
rina, 2.043 sis arro2.
Cosfo & Puiol 1910 SIS arroz
Sores. de Gilet & Arce 800 SIS arroz
Oliver Puente & Co. 200 SIS harina,
176 sis arrOz.
Blasini Hermanos, l349 sis arroz.
Eugenio Morales, 300 SIS arroz.
Gonzalez Bonnin < Go. 981 sis arroZ
Morales Cintr0n 300 SIS arroz.
Sores. de Mayol Hmnos & Ca. 300
SIS arroZ
LA ORDEN. -FE Is bis azdcar.
DID 80 bis az6car DFC 200 SIS arroz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
Una CdtaS1rOfG en- los
EStadOS UnIdOS
234 musdOs, MuChOs hsridos fueron sntsnados
vEOs. Terrible exposition

NueEa / Ork, JUNO S.-La %poDlacIou
de Hanna, estado de Wyoming, fue
escena de un terrible desastre, ~acaeci-
do 4 las diez Y media de la manana por
haber hecho explosion un deposito de
p6lyora en- la nina n1mero | de la
<Uni6n Pacific Coal Coz Murieron
234 i%ndividuos, cerca de 100 fueron
heridos de mas 8 e ~gravedad, y
ha. quedado destruida una gran parte
de los bienes de la empresa explota-
dora.
La explosion fu6, como puede supo-
nerse, terrible, extendiendose por en-
ire los corredores interiors; Gle la mi
ma, V deStruyendO cuanta MADEIRA ha-
bia en- ella, acumulando multitud de
escombroS, DE esta suerte, muchOs mi
neros que no murieron por causa di-
recta de la explosion, han sido ente-
rrados en- vida, sin que haya sido posi-
BILE ~salyarlos.
En- muchas millas 4 la redonda pudo
oirse la explosion, atrayendo 4 miles
Gle personals 4 la escena del suceso.
Grandes trozos de MADEIRA Y c|arriles
de ~ferrocarril. eran yolados como 81
fueran pequenas pagitas 4 300 pies de
distancia de la entrada de la nina.
La nina de Hanna, es la mejor que
posee la compania ~mencionada, v data
su exploitation del ano 1878. La
~poblaci6n que Sc ha levantado ALI debe
SUI nombre al Senador Mr.. Mark Ha-
ma, desde la fecha que pertenecia al
Consejo Directive de la compania. La
nina n %. es nueya, Y tiene 26 entradas,
ounce millas de galerias, Y una prin-
cipal de milla Y media de largo. Des-
de hace tempo Sc considerable esta mi
ma como muy peligrosa, aconsecuencia
de la gran cantidad de gas que contie-
ne, pero Sc instal6 un buen sistema dc
ventilation, Y no Sc sospechaba siquie-
IA que pudiera ocurrir un accidente dc
tan fatales consecuencias que ha lleva-
do ell luto Y la desolaci6n 4 ~centenares
de hogares pobres.