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New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
PARK ASSOCIATION ELECTION.

Buffalo. July s.-The final day Of the American
Park and Outdoor Association Convention in Buff
faIo began with a business meeting at the Lenox
Hotel. Clinton Rogers Woodruff. Of Philadelphia,
was reelected president; John P. OImstead. Of
Brookllne Mass; Mrs. Herman {. Hail. of Chi
cago and Charles W. Simonds OF Chicago. were
elected vice-presidents. and o. c. smonds, OF Chi
cago, was elected treasurer. Robert AulI. a mem
Der of the Park Commission of St. Louis read
telegram from President d. R. Francis of the St
Louis Worlds Fair. inviting the association 10
meet next year in that city The question was
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

1:15 a. m.--No IS yesey-st. Katz Brothers. $40
s.25 a. m-No. ~ Delancey-st; Jacob Meniko1; $1,000
II 40 a. No. l63 Forsyth-s;., Isaac LoVensteln: tf
ling
12a5 p rn-No. o3s East Eishty-sNth-st. C. + John
SON trihing
us D. Mo 30 West Ninety-niath-st Herman Ben
phan. 500
b:Os ?. n-No. lO4 Hester-s. Davis Feldman tr!hng
$40 p r-No. 303 East e-hupdred-an -tenth-st .
Mrs a. Sornfeld. rihing
$40 o ul,-So. 50 Sulvan-st; Samuel Wagner triang
B:45 ?. Mo. 50 Auen-st.; Max Marcus; trihng
6:45 p m.-Fory-second-s Sxth-ave rapid
subway. tTihinZ,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
PAPER MILL OWNERS FEAR STRIKERS
LBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBUSE.l

:
Watertown, y. Y. July 9-Ths owners OF ths
Island Paper Mill at Carthage where all mill hands
are on strike, have called E. J. TalLman, ths
Sheriff. for men TO protect their property. They
have feared violence, they are making enoTt
10 operate their mill with nOn-uni0n men. and havs
partly succeeded Since the strike began men
supposed 10 be strikers have followed the owners
and non-union men about and jeered them. AID
is said that girls have been insulJed Hosmer, TIA
Under Sheriff. has sent half dozen armed depu.
ties TO Carthage. and is prepared TO send several
more. 1t is thought. however. that the men wlI
soon go back on their old time and not have ths
Saturday nights they COutenCed FOR
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
cHINA,s EXHIBIT AT ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. July e.-Wong KAT Kah.. Chinese Vice
Commissioner To the Worlds Fair. visited the ex
position grounds to-day and discussed plans for
China's exhibit. China had planned 20 make her
exhibit in building. massing the exhibit on
square feet Of space. 1t explained 10 the
imperial vice-commissioner that the policy of the
exposition TO separate The national exhibits
into the classihcatons adopted. placing agricultu-
raj exhibits In the Palace Of Agriculture art ex-
hibits ia the Palace Of Art. etc.
While no definite agreement was reached IL is
probable that the Chinese exhibit viii be divided
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
"GUssIE" MIXES WILL FILED.
Leaves Nearly Everything in Trust to Sister
Value of Estate Said To Be Unknown.

The will Of "Gussie" Mckee. the "poolroom
queen" was hled for probate yesterday in the
Surrogates Office. 1t executed on June % last.
and leaves her wardrobe and all other such per
sonal effects 10 her sister Lydia c. Dodd To DIR.
Aspinwal Judd. Of No. 1877 West Sxty-nnth-st.
she leaves her X ray machine with all it's attach
ments. The residue of her estate she leaves in
trust to the Trust Company of America, to invest
and pay the income to her sister, Lydia c. Dodd,
for life the principal 60 her death TO Whomso-
ever she appoints by her will William "; Webb
of Indiana polls. is named executor. The petl-
ton filed by attorneys for Lydia c. Dodd says the
value of the estate IS unknown
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
DRESSER & CO. DECLARED BANKRUPT

In view of the failure OF the firm TO settle with
its creditors. Judge Adams. in the United States
District Court yesterday. signed order adjudgins
the firm OF Dresser & Co. bankrupts. and appointing
Stanley W Dexter referee to take charge ot ths
case. This order ends all hope OF a final settle
ment upon the part Of the firms creditors and tbs
firms affairs will -aSe the usual course ot al
bankruptcies for final adjudication.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
oNAvY LEAGUE JOURNAL" APPEARS.

The first number Of The Navy League Journal"
has Just made its appearance. II is the official
gan of the Navy League of the United States and
will be published monthly, In its greeting" the
publishers say that the journal Will serve as 1.-The
official organ OF the Navy League Of the United
States and 10 advance the interests and the
influences of that organization by every means at
It's command The first number contains q letter
from. President Roosevelt indorsing the policy of
the Navy League. and articles by Samuel L. Will
Jams William McAdoo, Henry II. Boyce and Pro-
fessor James c. Monaghan
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
HAD OWN SON HELD FOR TRIAL.
Harlem Man Tired of Being Robbed After
Youths Fifth Transgression

Leopold Leipzig, of No. al East One-hundred-
and-sixteenth-st. pressed q charge Of burglary
against his own son. Leopold, and Harry SiegeI
alias Harry Rogers. in the Harlem court yesterday
Mr. Leipzig accused his and Siegel of breaking
into his house and taking silverware and other
goods valued at $500.
This is the fifth time my has robbed me"
he said to Magistrate Baker, and am tired Of it,
He won't work and in all he has stolen 5000 worth
Of stuff from the house"
Young Leipzig confessed TO the burglary, but re-
fused 10 impicate Siegel. They both were held for
trial
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
wALDMERE HOTEL DESTROYED.

jamestown, y. Y. July 9.-The Waldmere Hotel.
at Lakewood. which damaged by fire yester-
day afternoon, destroyed early to-day. The
fire is supposed to have been of incendiary origin.
The loss is about $4,000 The Waldmere was the
oldest hotel on Chautauqua Lake, and had accom-
modations for four hundred guests 1t first
known as Lakeview House. and later as Sterling
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
LABOR LAW COMMISSION.

Boston, July 9.-At sLecial meeting Of the Ex-
ecutive Council to-day the Governor named the
following commission for the reconstruction and
revision Of the laws relative TO employers and en-
ployes. Carroll d. Wright, Worcester. chairman.
Henry Sterling. Medford representing employees;
ROYAL Robbins Beverly, representing employers:
David r Dewey, economist. and William N Os-
good Lowell lecturer law.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
OIL DOESN'T BOTHER THESE PESTS.

N spite % the efforts Of the Board of Health 20
extermirat. the mosquito from The Bronx, the
residents IN that section have been forced 10 burn
Chinese punk 10 keep away the annoying pests.
Many gallons Of oil have been poured the
marshes and swamps in various parts of The Bronx.
and the Board OF Health reports show that sew
enty blocks in that part OF tie city have been
sprayed with the uquid that is supposed 10 kin the
uloEGItoes-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
No OPERATION ON eEM LoNesTREET.

Atlanta Ca, July 9.-Advices from Gainesville.
Ga this morning, where 1T was reported last night
that General James Longstreet suffering from
tated operation. state that it has been decided
by the physicians that operation will be per-
formed at present.
It is said further that there is immediate dan
ger, and that while General Longstreets condition
is serious, it Is not alarming.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
eYpsY MoTHs gY THE MILLloNs.

Medford. Mass, July 9.-The district including
Maiden, MeCford, Winchester. Melrose. Stoneharl
and the whole Of the State Reservation at Mid
dIesex Falls is infested with the browutaH and
the gypsy moth some trees are so thckIy COW
cred with the insects that it IS impossible TO see
the bark Al the falls the buildings OF the State
rife rlnEc frequently COated.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
WATERS STRIKE SETTLED.

Chicago. July 9.-The Kohsaat walters strike
was settled to-day. and some OF the employees re-
turned to work before noon. All the company's
restaurants will he reopened tomorrow morning
and the question Of wages will be taken up by a
committee composed of representatives of the
Walters Union and tho Chicago Restaurant Keep
RTs ASSOCidtiOn
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
GET $4,000 FOR FLOOD VICTIMS.
About 1000 More Needed for Sufferers by
Jeannette. Penn. Disaster.

Jeanette. Penn. July S.-Almost $4,000 has been
collected for the relief of the sufferers by the Oak
ford Park disaster of Sunday. and the work OF
relief has been systematized- About $4,000 more
will be needed. The greatest problem now before
the citizens of the flooded district Is that of speed
lily clearing up the wreckage and making away
with the large number of dead fowls and animals.
Coroner Wynne has set July 10 as the date for the
first hearing of the inquest.
Another body has been found. making tWenty-one
known victims of the food Governor Pennypacker
has been asked to visit the scene of destruction.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Lewis Cohen. dealer in wall paper and painters
supplies. at No 163 70 155 Stxth-ave yesterday
signed for the benefit OF creditors 20 A-sxanis'
Saqui The liabilities are $500 and the assets
S3 C1O.
oscar N. Edgerley commission merchant. cor
fessed Judgment for s-5.fI5 20 Walter r. Edgerty
for money advanced in 1s02
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
BUILDING FOR coNVALEscENTs.

The Lebanon Hospital, The Bronx. is working for
a fund 10 establish building for coHvalesceEs
patients The United Hebrew Charities OF this city
has recently given to the hospital $500 toward this
fund. This institution, it is announced. treats pa
tients of all classes and OF every race. creed and
nj
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
COUNTED s1ss.oOo.ooo: O. <.

san Francisco July 9.-The officials sent from
Eastern mints count the coin in the branch here
have finished their work, and report everything
satisfactory They counted more than S93.o0o00N
in gold and S5OCoo0o in silver and weighed SOOO0O0
in bullion This is the largest amount Of coin ever
counted in the history Of the san Francisco mint.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
SHOT, WIFE IN SLEEP.

Baltimore, July Frank Manoley shot and killed
his wife at early hour this morning while She
sleeping in bed. She shot four times in
the head. Manoley says that he was aslocp and
dreamed ne was shooting burglar.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10

BrrcU Heury deputy cierS ans Thomas =
Hamilton County Clerk os the CCu-tY or New sts
Ycy,-M De Vries. costs ....-.-----.---.- -
BevDstein. Phillip Morrissy and auotaer------ -
Charles. Eclnrich-H FIet1
Chrtstal. Janes-W A Oerrci- rs
Collins. Charles W-P WuEner-
Clapp. Sal,e RI p NcEiugh ana another ---.-. IS
- -ve-stein Margaret q Johnson ,Sf5
Etgerly. oscar Nv r Elgerly, -..-.----',,'
Flrth. Robert W. Christopher G and ANA ~ fGt
FIN Avenue Bank IS
Griffin. Joseph S-F Baker -
Hamilton, Samuel &C Iargbslr- ~
NeelN, p lennyson--A WalNrr- -----
Stdcutahl- KatC-G W Martin ard another SO
Peruire Giuseppe-P vs. Cu.ljuan. commissioner 10
Itthani sadie ald Auissa-N Nassau balA. ----.,-
sire, Henry T. and John g Norris-G r1e's-'' 4Si
trustee
SchnuEg, Francis is AT TuJh3N. Ge3
Van Gieson. Ira Il DufCy ..---. --.--r--,
w a. Prather Cotupany--J United Nationa. San ' a1
ew-Ncrk City.-..---. rs
Sane-Same ...-.----..- --. --.--, .-- .----
wormser Isidor ir-Metrorol.tan street Raiisaz us
Company: costs. ..s, -
same-interuroan Street Railway Company -9S'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments for 800 and over ~
filed yesterday. the drst name being that o. u'
debtor;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15
xSera werdad2
FL Presidente v ell Kaiser

Hace dos semanas fue arrestado y
encerrsdo en- la carcel de Wa1la-W ALA,
Estado de Washington, un tai Joseph
Becker, natural de Suizs, por sospechas
de que in!entaba asesinar al Presidente,
q su pasopor Walla-W -Walla en- dicho d{a.
Dfcese que Becker, cuyas ideas polfti-
cas- son de color radical socialista, cijo
POGO antes en- Pendleton, Oregon, que
tenfa una baIa para ell Presidente Roo
|sevelt J otra para el Emperador Gui-
llermo. Luego salio para Walla-Wa-
lla con un rifle, y SUI socio en- Pendleton
un tai Kline, le sigui6 y di6 parte q Ia
policfa. Becker fue haEado trabajando
en- una carnicerfa, y al ser interrogado
descubro el escondrijo de su arma, en-
I'm granero situado en- Ia linea de mar
cha del presidente. Opina la policia
que con prender 4 Becquer Sc coniurc
un peligro inminente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15

J sera una Borgia /?

IIa sido presa en- Gainesville, Geor-
eia, una iove7 de 10 afios, bajo circuns-
tancias bastante peculiares. Volvia &c
contraer znatrimonio con un anciano de
sesenta, y con los demas convidados' oe E
de oue Ia casa estabq llena, Sc sento a
Ia mesa. A POGO de servido ei helado'
q nov;o v los que estaban hacia aque-
Il. 1ia - r,orte de Ia mesa. sinrieron terribles
o%I;cos r.[; Cos T,lam6se 4 un medico, Ell cual
dijo que el helado contenia estrienina. 1s.
ri novio murio en- segulda y COS oe los
convidados POGO despues, mientras que
Ia novia nada sinti6. S1pose luego que
ella no habia probado el helado, y de
aouf las sospechas. Y d1cese que hay
otras, pues parece que la nouia amaDa
4 otro individuo, y sus padres la obi
0aron 4 casarse con ell viejo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15
A los farmaceuticos

Recomendamos q todos los senores
farmaceuticos de la isla, la lectura del
artioulo que aparece en- otro Lngar oe
este peri0dico titu1ado "dombreS y
Ni1ieres' Sc refere 4 I'm gran medica-
mentO oue prepare en- Chicago el afa-
mado Dr. W. 81. Gaunders el cual de-
hen tener todos en- 81 Farmacia.
ri -eferido Dr.. desea ponerse en- CO.
municacion directa con todos los far
maceuticos y lies suplica, Por medic
del BoLBT1N, su correspondencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15
Mu1ieEa criminal
Crueldad inaudita
LA SILLA ELE CT X lCA

TN iurado declare cu1pable de ase-
sinato en- primer grado la sonora
Kate Taylor, de Monticello Nueva York.
El delito de la culpable fue Ell aseslnato
de su marido en- circumstances pecuilar'
Inente atroces. El Is de Enero t1ltlmo
dei6 de ser visto ell marido en- la vecln-
dad v los vecinos, suponiendo ell aban-
dono de familia, Ia compadecian amar-
oamente Dias despues trato Ia muJer
de vender ell caballo de Taylor a I'm
tratante, pero este rehus6 hacer nego-
cio pretextando que Taylor podia re-
oresar ell meior d1a y armar'e un Plei-
fo-"Si en- ESQ consisten sus recelos-.ie
diio Ia muier-disipelos, porque 20 mis-
ma mate q mi marido, y para estar
mas sequra 1e dividf en- pedazos y re-
d11ie 4 ceuiza." El tratante dlo parte
4 IA au.oridad, y la sefiora Taylor tue
detenida. Tambien 10 tue una MIA
suya, nluchacha de ID amos, Ia cual'
rnediante oferta de SIS, confeso que en-
tire ella su madre hab'an cometldo el
crimen. habiendo pasado dos dias en-
ouemar los pedazos del cadaver en- Ia
hornilla de Ia cocina, tras 10 cual la
madre ma cant6 de plano. Trataron los
defensores de probar cue la presa es-
taba loca, pero ell ardi1 no prevalecloo
v Ia sefiora Taylor fue sentenclada
Inorir en- Ia silla electrica en- la semana
cue emp:eza ell S de Julio. No Sc cree
1ue Fl 9oberuador Odell intervenga, de
,ocdo que la sentenciada expiara, Sc
qin todas las probabilidades, su no
Trendo r crimen en- la carcel de Dame
mora, debiendo ser la segunda muler
Que muele en la silla esectr1ca. La
1rinera fue la sefIora Ida Page, de
BROOKLYN, por haber muerto golpes
de hacha una hijastra suya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15
America Salas.
Ell PoPULAR-sAN JUsTo "A

Acaba de recibir Ell nunca Wis.
to surtido en- abanicos de plu-
mas, de todos colores, entire ellos
sc encuentran la "estrella" y Ell
"aguila", y sus precios de 40 CEN
tavos a $I.2s.
En- calzado no hay quien vaya
mas ALA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15

Va oue alguuos tcrnaban por sefiaIes de
Marie no era sine illumination de las
uubes 6 altos piccs de montafIas en- ell
sol poniente. va Sc habia Observable
10 mismo centenares de veces, y no ha-
bfa por que mirar esta Ultima observa-
eion como cosa exceptional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15
RepIbHica francesa

Anarouistas italianos.-Contra Ell
rev Victor Manael-Argelis-
enboscada-Trece franceses he
ridos.-Marte y la Tierra.-Sena-
les imaginarias.-Le que olce
Flammarion.
Telegraffan de Marsella que en- Men
+6n Ma. han sido arrestados tres
anarquistas ital:anos, por sospecharse-
les metidos en- TN complot para aten-
far contra Ia vida del Key Victor Ma
mel con OCCASION de su proximo vieJe
& Paris Otros cinco sospeChosos To-
oraron fuqarse. La policia encontro
en- las personas de los arrestados, do
cunentos que les comprometen.
~
Comunican de Argel que ell gober-
nador de aquella provincial, M. Jonnart'
r,ientras viaiaba con gran sequlto des-
de Donnan-ed-Dar 4 Beniounif. en- el
interior de Argelia, fue atacado por
moros que le esperahan en- ma en-
boscada. uuedando heridos trece de So
sEo,1ito Parece que el Emir de Figuit
1rolar fronterizo, habia invitsdo a M
To1nart para que fuess 4 visitaTIe, ,
~ | scercsrse el gobernador a Figuit
- 81, IN des6ladero, los moros rompieror
f,1eoo contra el, siendo rechazaoCS Pol
4;radores franceses. Aunque las Daia'
s;ii,ahan en- torno de sus ofdos, nj 9
esobernador Ionnart nj sus innediatol
sscompanantes, que eran el genera
OConnor, senador Gerente, dipuitad'
A0nard y otros, recibieron dafio algu'
~ ri Emir de Fguit ha prometld'
..srt;oar ar ( los agresores que eran come
zoo nero d1dase que cue1te con ttler
oss ooo, nara clio. Dicese que 81 Mr.. Jonrair.l
s,,,hGera I regresado por donde entro, di
ffcilmente Sc habrfa salyado uno SCI
de Ia partida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITO
JuicioS por jurados.

Dfa I6. Jose Gotta, por acometi-
sniento. Abogado: Ramos.
Isafas Rivera, por acometimiento.
Abogado: Ramos.
Ambos de la Carolina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15
Desde Manati

Unfortunate Velez - La information
del "Esn1 1"-El cabo Aldea-Es Tin
buen funcionario-- Villamil--Iz-
quierdista puro 10 del garrotazo-
Bendicion del hospital-Familia
generosa-El DR.. Blazquez-Ami-
go que returna.
Tunio I3 de 1902.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15

JUNO 10 de 1902.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15

COMO de tempo 4 Ia fecha vienen al
,-,,,,os ~Ss-- entusiastas creyendo notar que
issds .i i nlanets Marie Sc estan haclerl-
sas'ss - ssssles Il TERRA, iir periodista rue
z entrevistarse con "A. Camll0 Z lsias' 4 49,.
ron para saber 50 parecer sopIe e ! pa '...-
t;cular. ~; ri Dijo el popular astronomo que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15
GRM HIIA ONION !: J: s:!:.:

Esta casa, montada con
70 todo el lujo y eOmodidn-
des de Ia 6poca, est& situA-
An. c4...4 da en- la parte mas arist0-
Ame1 osIee'' cratica de la Ciudad, fen-
to al suntucso Casino Es-
pa1ol. Els el edifCio mAa
S.r V.ac elegante donde el pdbliCO
N~A Su"' hallar& un ServiciO esme-
D. D.. rade, afable trate y pre-
FVos'Kic@ eios econ6micos.
Precies COnvenCioaalas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15

buen tunC1Onarl0--kl V1llam1l- IL
quierdista puro 10 del garrotazo-
Bendicion del hospital-Familia
generosa-El DR.. Blazquez-Ami-
go que returna.
JUNO IS de 1902.
El corresponsal del "San Juan
News" nuestro distinguido amigo Don
Basilio Velez, hs sido POGO afortunado
en- una correspondence que dirigio al
mencionado periodico el II de los CO.
rriente. Y decimos POGO afortunado,
poTque en- ella. aparte de tergiversar
los hechos acaecidos ell domingo pr6xi-
mo pasado entire Don Virgilio Ramos
Casellas y Don Enrique Villanil, trata,
sin duda NAL informado, de dar a en-
tender que ell pundonoroso cabo de la
Policfa Insular, Don Joaquin Al6ea
entra-a a tomar ron con Villamil en- el
cafe 'SigIo Xxx" FL Sr. Aldea estaba
hac1a ratio en- el nencionado eSableci-
miento, cenando solo, cuando lego vi
llamil; Sc retro por exigirselo una pc
rentoria neceSidad, sin que estuviera en-
antecedentes de 10 que iba a ocurrir.
Nos consta que ell joven A1dea no acos-
TUNDRA a tonar ninguna clase de hcor.
Ha sido POGO veraz el comunicante.
1uego dice nuestro amigo:
"Mas despues, Villamil tuvo Tin al
tercado en- la plaza y Juan Marchan;
orador republican,, le rajo la cabeza
de un garrotazo."
En- primer lugar, no merecemos ell
califcativo de orador, por carecer de
dotes para clio y en- 10 pasada lucha
electoral bien sabe Ell amigo Velez que
propaganda fue hecha decidi-
damente favor del partido puro IL.
quierdista, en- el cual militamos.
Cuanto a 10 del altercado con Villa
mil, ha estado en- 10 incierto el comuni
cante, pues la noche del 3 de Mayo, en-
contrandonos en- Ia plaza de este pue-
bio, Ell sefior Villa mil trat6 de agredir-
nos alevosamente, a cuya aggression res
pondimos en- el mismo acto, sin que
hubiera disgustos nj intervinier eramos en-
ning1n altercado del Villamil.
~ Nos info1man que en- breve Sc
procedera a la Dendicion del hospital,
siendo padrinos los acaudalados esposos
Calaf, cuya designation es acertadiSima
debido los sentimientos generosos "
caritativos que en- todos suS actoS de-
muestran esas almas, dispuestas STEM
pre- a dulcifcar las amarguras y deSdi
chas de los pobres necesitadoS.
~ El reputado doctor don Manuel
B.azquez Acosta, ha sido nombrado
miembro de la Junta de instruction de
este pueblo, cuyo cargo renunciara.
~ Aver tuvimos Ell gusto de salt
dar Z nuestro respectable amigo don
Abelardo de la Aaba, quien ha POGO
regreso de Barcelona. LIE felicitamos
por su feliz retorno.
CARLOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-15
A|Rl0GRR de MDeNeS I Z. e. q. g. 8

Complete surtido de aiuares para
eala dormitOriOs, cOmedOr, etc.
Gran existencia De
Muebles ameriCanos
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1903-10-30

The Panama Canal.

ne PANAMA Sditdis
Just as we expected, the Panama
canal is not dug yet. Early IN the
spring we advanced a practical and
wonderfully cheap plan for accom-
plishing the work.
We felt the inward fussing of a de-
sire for vacation working in us, and
reasoned that the same leaven was
fermenting in thousands and thou
sands of other men.
Now what we advised was to ere
ate a great furore about the hshlnS
in the immediate vicinity of the pro-
posed canal, attract all the fishermen
to South America and upon their ar
rival. set them to digging bait along
the canal route. The immense amount
of labor expended every summer dlg-
ging worms, if corraled and crystal
ICED would dig the Panama canal in
one fishing season. The cost to the
government would be really immaterl-
al. and the worm hunters would just
as soon dig in one place as another.
We outlined this plan, as above
stated, early in the spring, but for
some unknown reason the government
has not seen fit to adopt it. The re-
suit is, the bait-digging season for the
open year is about done, and no
prospect of getting up enthusiasm
over buried treasure Is in evidence.
Now the government will be COM
PEELED to pay out great sums of money
to construct the waterway but 1t s
good enough for it. Hereafter when
diagnose a saving of several million
dollars to this nation, the government
will Jump at the proposition as ward
politician jumps at a GROWER. 1t Is
the fate of great thinker to be ig
nored for time, but sooner or later
the biographers of this country vii
invite him to buy book in which hi!
picture Is printed. This IS the histor!
of all great men, and we are always
willing to incite history to do he
worst.