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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-13

Now let the world don the new pan
anna and smile.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-13
LIABILITIES.
STATE or ILLINOIS,
f.ts5ffv If Afsaasttlrr.

Total
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02

Thursdays news Of with the RECEIPT
too giving most az
bearing On the at close Ct the
campaign ctss
The the Associated Press
Peeburp fled there said that Genera kuIo
had the bank 81
Rverso Kuroks flankng ihe
ference drawn this dispatch peeh
evacuated that city lying left bank o the riyers
Nothing o confirm received until several hours
when dispatch Press
Petersburg dated September timer at 2o Fday
ng said the
the banl latse
River had caused intense and
Late Thursday night Sc
Associated
became
tie Russians
and ,at o
same points
nota BE took
of General to The
second dspatc bearing
campaign fled M stating
hat the and
This may cutting railroad
would deprive to retreat to
his more pointed Peters
does
HE 7tee graphic con1muni ations
A dispatch Toxic filed there a sag that
popular estimates the date OF the tall
the Sepem ber.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
OF LAO YANG
FOLLOWS RUSSIAN RETIREMENT
3 n I. !. M - -
(Ry Associated Press y

4 S8S4@
sT$PFTERSBURG Sept 2-I:26 A Mlhe news q the eVac-
,tion of Lao Yang withdrawal Of the Russian army g
es ript bank 81 the River reached small secton q
he peop ST. and
disappointment majority of the
attacks been repeled however,,
rife during the absence of
Lao Yang leading the belief that the
The following was Obtain
"a the Associated from the Oce AT 10 O'CLOCK
Thursday night n :,.4 A A. q. 4,.
ae River and therefore became the Russians
he na noson to.repel direction In view this
the operations decided to abandon
hs positions on and hole
he of the This position is the
site The great will be hnaly decided therc
aBy the withdrawing this position the Russian aVoas
danger o being divided BY the the
IS be
as retreat hut rather the carrying ont o
fined idea o. IVY =
the Russians the right bank involved the
abandonment of Lao Yang which Is situated on the The
advantage this the but
nart AZ tie fighting still before them,
dccdes At the last hour again fall back to the
nan likely however, that lie will decide to to hns
TING cards are ali favor, it is believed now that ne mas me
divided BY thus cAectay turning the tables
is oe The determined pursuit the japanese o the ont
when General K,ropakin gave the first order was
probably due anxiety keep of
Yanp until Kuok should be able To- fron
east General Kropakn. however saw the trap ana
avoided IT. - ,.ss8 A s,1J 4, ,a A. IA
given details Of the hghtnR Of September Y Ds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
MANASSAS | ! !. | S 5 ! s
SALOONS
Ordinance losing BARR ooms
at s Clock il the
Evening 6.
PRoVosI. Ii GU ARD ON DUTY.
Town N ow Quiet and Orderly.
Two Men rested for
legalSS Sale ios quor:

Especial II to The Times -Dispa tch9
MANASSAS, epteln Der The te,i
Town Council at q meeting held tonight
passed an ordinance requiring all N ]; sa al-5 4
looms doinE business ii. the town to close.
at 4 o'clock IN the evening. beginning
September Sd, and ending September
18th. 538si s5s3 b 5$
The action was taken by the Council.
IS a preventative measure TO secure quiet
and order during the army Hanoeuvres..
Mr.. George g. Round ofterel a resolution.
ba acked up by a petition. signed by many
citizens Of the town and community, pro-
tyiding for the absolute restriction Of the
sale of liquor from the 9th to a period
not exceeding thirty days. IL Mr.. Round
strongly advocated the ,passa ge Of the
resolution, butt was iopelessly lost
Since General Grant aceded to the ur-.
gent request Of Mayor We ageners and gave
the town a strong provost guard. Ma
nassas, it Is safe n to- say, has been as
iqu!et and orderly 4 Is Y any town It's size
In the United States, s5i, "A l
f8S What d disorder there has been, oc-
Cured be fore the town was giveil g prcr3
Svost guard Two arrests were nade NJ
tThoroug hfare OF persons chars etSS ! with
the Illicit sale of liiuor, 4 ] Johns Davis Is
being held awaiting trial, and Robert
johnson, colored, 4 was discharged because
there was not sufficient evidence to cons
fyict him. Il n =. .}}s5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
8General.

5 Kuropatkin abandons tLia3 Yang 70 .its
fate and retreats to right Epank x OF aitse
z River, where he will make final stand and
fight To- n finish :: Japanese army now ID. !.
3gvided:. battls is the most furious the world
! has ever known thousands OF nj en- moved
! down In storm OF shells and hui It's: sey-
$cral Russian generals injured In the q ght:
Toxic wild over news OF victory: Kuroki
seizest railway between Mukden and Lao
Yang; severe fighting reported from Port
Arthur: lover n Thousand japanese killed
4 there on August 9th Il Stoessel sends tele-
gram gran to the .Emperor Thlrty-four men
i Of French barkentinc meet death on Cape
Race arrangements for the Man assas
Snlanoeuvres: squadron OF fs cavalry BIZ
voua cked on the ground and search for
positions has become very keen plans for
entertainment of stinguished guests
&Paraguayan Insurgents capture " LA Con-
$cepcIon and 400 men; I; will r W probably
attack capita l--C hairman Cowherd Is
SHES statement denying Republican claims
showing that free delivery system TO
farming communities was begun by Dem-
ocra ts---- N Il. Elyson says Demo Gratis will
beat Slemp unless certain thing occurs
RI chest woman in the egWorld files from
publicity; something about her j a nd her
life One world s record and three olym-
mic records created yestertayga a t Nv rid g
Fair----FIlgh praise for9the Virginia Cor-
poration Commission - Idge W q g. r. all
s " we'll known cha RAJ cter, dead In Wash
8ington. 3 8f 33,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
NEW COlJN Gil MEETS;
COMMIT TEES NAMED|
Council Elects officers and
President Peters Names ;
His Committees
Mr.. TU + PIN WAS NOT I Z l READ|Y's : [ ]
Will Name His Next Tuesday.
Sweeping Changes in the
M Lower Branch 3s3

Both branches sof the new City coun-s
eli organized yesterday evening by the
election ST the officers heretofore named
in caucus. and EPreside ent& Peters. OF tho
lower branch, announced his e. standing
committees. Those OF the Board will,
be made known next t Tuesday evening
President Turpin having stated that t up
to this time, he had not compile eted the
task Of making hem up. VI s3s ~
The sessions of the two bran ches were!
very brief, and al the business trans
acted was y purely formal and related
wholly. to tho work Of organtza tion. Un-s
til the committees OF the Board shall
have been announced and the Joint subs
divisions & of the body are properlg or
ganized, little or no bus mess Of impor-.
tance4 can be transacted. ~ es
s.3 The lower branch Will hold its first reg
5ular meeting next Tuesday mig ht "A t; hay--!
ing been postponed because Monday Is
Labor Day. 4 " NJ is u IL X ,5:
a Great public interest was manifested
In the personnel 4 OF q no new committees.
and consequently there n wa B. qui ites5 q
crowd Of citizens and politicians In f,thel
chamber when Clerk August read those
named BY President Peters. OF the lower
branch. ,si 4 s8is $ ls & III s5 /. s5}
The Committees.
Following is the list Of committees ap-.
pointed by President Peters, Of 7 he lower
branch: y. Vi
FINANCE.
sS Pollard, Elicit, Spence, Pollock,
Grimmell Cannon.
STREETS AND sHO OCllOI1 CREEK.
Morton, Spicer. Corley, Spence,
Pollock, Mills, CARRIER.
LIGHT. ~ ss5 .s NJ
Miner. Glenn, Stein, Batkins, Gar.
NJ: ber, FERGUSON,
WATER. n 4 NJ
Morton. Don Leavy We'll, Lea,
NTasllrier, nj Ills. d 5s II III .sS s5
GROUNDS NDSBUILDINtiS.
Crimes Bottom, Nlasurier Wilt.
5S shire, Elicit, u. illiams. l1 .3,sa
Hobson, Miner, Huber Grimmell,
,Dickerson, 4, ., Williams,
l1mlauf. Hobson, Shea. Lynch,
West, Grimes.
MARKETS. 35s33 s. Sis5 Il y,
'Hobson, Huber, Griggs, West, q.
ss p. Wi illians, 81 81 Is.
ORDINANCES, CHARTER AND NJ RE. 81 !.
t:3 FORM. IA q, ,s.i sss q.
Glenn. Bottom. Cannon, Dicker-
son. Umlauf, Lynch.
CEMETERIES, !,
1 spence Glenn, Huber, spicer,
Pollard. ss NJ f8 Il g
!ELECTRICITY, u 4. Z
Miner, Shea, Grlggs We'll, Don
Ieayy, !, II. iC.S lliams,
IMPROVEMENTS n 1'l OF s q y Ne y &
ri a b 4. s,
s].g shire. UmlaN ssss i s gS
LOCAL IA SES SSN y n TT
Lea, We'll, Curtis. Wiltshire, Bat-
kins; COFle 5sS IL
PRINTING AND CLAIMS 5
y @ West, Ratkins, Stein, GflgSs,
Curtis.
POLICE, II ii n q II o s Nm ID ?.
s CONTINUED on Seventh Raga.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
4 s(snecfals ls e The Time mes.Dlspatch.

Especial to The Times-D -Dispatch.)
II NORFOLK. eptember After
one of the stormiest scenes ever enacted
In the Council chamber of the city, the
new Councils organized to-nl lght and held
a session lasting six hours: The good
government members, const tituting s, an
Overwhelming ma jority over the ring we're
llned mp ! n solid array, and the ring men
fought useless fight against the cleo
tion of city official who had been pre-.
vlously u elected by the old Councils when
the ring had d ma ajority.j y i}35gss SE,3
There We're many imp sloned and sen-
sa tional speeches. and ;rema rks were made
that bordered on!the personal. "a. . i8s
The Council chamber was packed with
spectators. representing the best busi ness
men In the city. and these Remained until
the meeting was over.
Inefficiency Charged
f The ring coyncilmen made charges OF
inehlcioncy In the police force and said
that the new Councils were setting a dam
gerous precedent In passing reso buttons
}annulling certain PR visions N Of the 4 clty
charter. III 5 gSi il.$ iti|
One ring member chara 9 terized the Iac,-
tion OF the good government majority as
c. H. Bull, good goyern-
ment M ember from the Second Ward.
flayed Il the ring and vi gorously d defended
the administration saying that when the
good government party came into power
I two years ago tle.toWn was going to hell.
The Councils passed all ordinance fin
ling the 1st of September ms the time for
'electing city officials annulling the char
ter provision. which calls forathls cleo
tion in July. il 5s .5$ 3i3 iss
IL THE Councils also removed the new po-
Hide commissioners. police Justice and all
Of the Justices of the peace. Tie ring
|.members retaliated by saying that the
good government men were laying them
selves liable to contempt of court since
the matter Is nov in8theg hands Of the
Supreme Court for a djndlcat lon,s
Fought in Vain.
All times many Of the members we're
on their feet clamoring for recogni ioll
from the chair The ring members fought
Ia vain, and were showed under, There
d no telling how matters Will pan $ou +.
the old Councils having elected one set
/ Of officials, which body depends upon
the Supreme Court to uphold them, while
the new Councils have elected another
set and removed the old ones. \ TN 9 meet
Ing OF the new scouncil lis Is the tails or ne
l n u \ T d l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
iii llQH.A.D..,EI||.:'.'D||
D'|E.:A|..D|.|.L|..Il !. | ] |. ! ! GAS. IS
Mr.. Reub en- Shire # 5, eminent
Engine q = kes His
Own Life.
MARI |! RI lED r cHMoND IN m GIRL 7:
She Was Vas Ms; Miss Emma Il B|ruce,,,
Now III in Chi s. &
cage. 33f7
RlCHM. .0ND GIRL 7.
- r 1i5l5 ~ Illi ! f0l' y
MARRIED.

The appended telegr received from
Washngt ton3 last mig will be read with
great interest and feelln ngs Of + sorrow
here: III 81 .ss / Il &
E9 Reuben shii'reffs, chief eng glneer Of the
Great Falls Power Company. OF h this
city. and well known In @ Richmond.
where he married and resided for years,
committed suicide last Mig at his home
5No,tsso15 Hillyer Place, this city. The body
was not discovered until this morning. III
a shirreffs and his \ mot other-in-law, Mrs.
Louise Bruce. Pade each other. "a ood-
night shortly before Il .o'c clock last night,
Mrs shIrreffs is Ill I'M Chicago. and her
mother only left her AZ fe VI days go, Mr.,
shIrreffs intended going to I. New Y York
to-day,f and Mrs. Bruce helped him pa OK
his grip last night. 81 S s9
4 Note Told the Story. ssi3
When Mrs. Bruce came downstairs
this morning she found ia note from! n her Ell
.son..in-l w. So ying he had made up his
mind to take his III 4 and that his body
would be found In the pantry lin the
basement. He had several times said
he would be bette{ of, If dead but
Mrs. Bruce had succeeded in getting
him In better spirits recently, When she
read the note. she called in a fnelg hbor,
and the body was found In The pantry.
Shirreffs had gone into the small g part
ment, closed the door and window, and
turned on the gas, A physician gave
certificate Of death from asphyxiation
Will be Buried Here.
Mr. shirreffs was married a few yea RS
ago to Miss Emma. Bruce, Of this city.
daughter Of Mrs. Louisa Bruce, OF q
distinguished Virginia family She sur-
wives him. e Il
1t Is expected that the Il remains will
rea this city on the train from WASH
sington,{ arriving at II .40 to-da VI hey MI
be met at I1lba 81 lion and tai ken 70 the
hMortuary Chapel a t Hollywood, !, N Where
gentlemen will he pall-bearers; Aressrs.
William Marshall, H. IL Remiss, r. a,
Lancaster, William O |. skelton, Frank 4 II.
Bates, e. Randolph NY illian,s, II,
2Irner and George Rryans II
Mr. shirrefts was born An Nova Scotia,
and about lss2 came 10 iris city. 1ies was
a clyil, engineer by profession, g nd Saa
such obtained q position In tlieF constru-
ton depa artment of the City Eng ineer's
ONCE Of Richmond, being enga ged upon
the work OF erecting the new CIT Ilal II,
some years ago he returned 70 Richmond
fas chief engineer Of the Virginia Rail-.
way way ana Electrical Development Cons
5pany, q s,l q Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
.ENT TERTAIN MENTa OF; .I5s
BISHOP R. GIBSON.

Especial 10 The Tlmes- Dlspat tch.) y.
BOSTON MASS, September 1.--Ar-,
tertainments Of Bishop Robert As. Gibson,
OF Virginia, by the Misses Houghton,
NO. b8 Garden Street. Cambridge. during
the ttriennial4 Episcopal convention here
next month. bout half OF ninety bishops
who are coming are already assigned,
and the remainder will be within n few
days The convention vi u last probably
three weeks. as there Is an enormous
amount OF business to be- consid cred. In.
Guiding an entire revision of canons and
a settlement OF the Dues ton Of the ma r
III riage OF divorced persons. ;'$ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
puts Taitse River Between Himself
and Foe and Will Make Final |
Stand on the New Site.
,JAPS SEIZE RAILWAY TO #MUKDBNI
Thn,, sands Moved Down in Storm of Shells
and Bullets Battle Fiercest5in ftistor
Japanese Arn1y Now Divided.

Of with reesptso5
nat tches giving
the the close Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
JUDGE IN. g. REL 81
DEAD in WASHINGTON
.lRx!5 AssoeIated Rross .)I

WARRINGTON, Sept, !, Judge w,
George Reilly. q well known character
about town, died IL here to-day At; stl'a
washington Asylum Hospital from the
effects sof al heat stroke suffered sonle-.
time &, co.. Hailing from Virginia. he, at
5varions times. held public offices there,
and wasa judge Of the Southern Inns
Commission for that State. Twice i,e
was United States consul 70 places IN
consul M,, Ito zanzibar.t to which ffices he
MAS appointed by Republican Pges!d dents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
DAY OF FIGHT BEGIN!
JAPANESE HAVE LOST lO,O 900
3 : last tSyyee.ek5in September.
: IA \, I, -
.iR1=y 1= A oe,elat Press.)

Japanese left began the
It dawn this right
hborhood ct 3Ylng
casualties since August 10th are
mated at .r ~ s4 II h ${,o.,.S
General from August 24th o
believed here that General
Was sweepingy battle
city wild with and last the streets
rangs with shouts and cheers. a .ss .,.$
belief that Field Marshal Oyan1a press the
nfict General
the most crushing blow have yet borne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
SEMITIC GRAND JURY I.
FOR tMURDEF, OF ARMIES
8Isnenia 10 The ,TImes- -DIspatCh.) " 81

7|3lI5 special to The Tlmes.D tcE1.J "a
4 II DANVILLE, VA, Sept. ! Roy Seals,
accused OF the murder Of Fl agmangJ James
tArmes, Of the Sou thern Ra II alllWay,. was
sent on to the grand jury from the May
or's Court to- day. The sprincipal witness
against the egro was Mr.. r, E. !. Talr
bott. Of the Southern Rail llway,iis who wa s
with Mr. Ar1nes when he met his death
and who Identified Seals as the perpetrator
of a the crime. s ss 5s n IS "A rs K ssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
BASEBALL PLAYERS
GO OUT ON IA STRIKE
.lRy a ssoclated Press.l

asSSs A1oNTGO ONlERY. /. d A I,4A,, y Sept, - Be
cause the Montgomery players had re-
ceiYed no pay since Aug ust$ ! st, a strike
was ilnaugurated by the team to-day,
and the game was awarded to Nashville.
ii siss announced by the local $ manage
.ment Tonight that everything ha 8 been
arranged and that the regular schedule
will be carried out # M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
BOARD OF LDERMEN. II
Elect Officers and Concur il
Ioint Committees.
fsnecIal to Tho TImes-l2 Ispatch.l

Il %I,E,TpRsRuRG. Va, Sept, 1.-The
Board Of Aldermen Mt its tlrst y regular
,Tmeeting tonight. by a vote OF seven to-
i've. cancnrred In the decision nf the
.counlIl y establishing joint con,Hatt ees
for hoth bodies, Mr. Simon Seward WAS
elected president OF the BOARD, and ap-
pointed Messrs. C, r. Bishop, W, M
Jones and William Koenig AS committee
On rules to confer with rules colnmittss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
STORMY SCENES TN
lNORFOI K COuJN Gil
Good GoVernme ent j action Donl-
mates Body by Large
DEc EcLARED | i REyoL !: 4. I I. UT;IoNARY. 1; /, .
Charter Provisio b; ), II T liking Date.
of$ Election Annulled and Time @

Of El:ect 2 /: ton Chang
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
Mentras dure la edcon especial notable bro
enviarA gratis un ejemplar, a cualquiera que tenga
interes el asunto.

tades menta1es; del manejo de los ninos,
desviar hacer desaparecer los sinsa-
bores domesticos, etc.
FL colegio fundado por el DR.. Sage
Sc propone distribuir gratis, por valor
de $40, 600 del referido tomo, hasta que
Sc haya agotado Ia edicion especial.
Cualquiera que este realmente intere-
sado puede obtener un ejemplar. Este
hbro estA ilustrado con hermosos graba-
dos de medic tono. lie dice como Sc ha.
usado ell marvilloso poder del hipnotismo
para envolver las gentes en- secreto Y
misterioso hechizo, sin que 10 sepan, Y
como, durante meseS y aun amos han
estado obedeciendo la real voluntad de
otro. lie descubre e1 secreto de 10 que
el Senador Chauncey M. Depew, demo-
nina el microbio del dinero. No crea
Vd. que porque no tiene Vd. una fna.
educacion y trabaja con POGO sueldo,
que no podrA Vd. mejorar su condicion,
nj tampoco crea que porque ahora vive
Vd, con holgura y felicidad, estas no
pueden aumentarse. FL libro del DR..
Sage ha sido leido y sus doctrinas Sc
han practicable por los bombres mas
ricos del mundo. El1os conocen el valor
de la Influenza personal, del poder
hipnotico. 81 le interesa el asunto,
hoy mismo pongale dos letras al New
York Institute of Science. Dept. D 80
Rochester, NEW YORK, y Sc 1e envia-
"a gratis vuelta de correo ell libro del
DR.. Sage en- Espahol, lngles, Frances,
Aleman, Holandes 6 Italiano. Esta es
una oportunidad querara vez Sc presenta
de aprender los usos y posibilidades de
la potencia mas asombrosa, maravillosa
" misteriosa oue ell hombre ha 1lepadO
q conocer. Ell vol1men ha sido recibido
con mucho entusiSsmo por los hombres
prominentes de negocios, ministries del
Evangelio. abogados y facultativos.
Debe ocupar un puesto especial en- todos
los hogares, debe ser leido por todas
las mujeres y hombres del pals que
deseen mejorar su condicion en- esta
vida, lograr mejor exito pecuniario.
ganarse amigos, gratifcar sus ambi-
clones, y hacer que la vida rinda el
placer Y felicidad que el Creador,
intento habiamos de gozar. Escriba en-
el idioma que quiera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

El DIR. X. La Motto Sage, hizo una
fortuna del hipnotismo. Probablemente
sabe mas que nadie acerca de el. Su
metodo dihere radicalmente de todos
los que Sc han presentado. Por su nuevo
sistema Sc hipnotiza a cualquiera ms
tantaneamente. LIE dice como Sc ejerce
esta tremenda Y silenciosa inhuencia,
sin hacer ningun gesto nj decir una
v real para el desarrollo del poder del
Magnetisno personal, que janas Sc ha
publicado. Durante todo el tempo que
el publico conoce al DR.. Sage, este Sc
ha dedicado al estudio del efecto que
el hipnotismo produce sobre la mente
humana. Ha 1legado 4 convencerse,
que esta misteriosa potencia puede ser
it'll yventajosa a las mujcres yhombres
ambiciosos que deseen mejorar su con-
dicion en- la vida; y para demonstrar
La exactitud de sus ideas, al retirarse
& la vida privada, fundo un Colegio
donde Sc puede ensefiar el Hipnotismo
personal, el Magnetismo, Curacion mag
netica, etc., siguiendo la rutina indicada
por el. Ell resultado es que el Colegio
es ell mayor del mundo. Miles de estu-
diantes en- todas las parties del mundo,
son testigos de su maravillosa potencia
yde los bene6cios practicos, del metodo
del DIR. Sage, Ell Doctor ha escrito i1lti-
mamente un libro titulado Filosofia
de la Influenza personal en- el que
esclarece en- language liso y llano, como
Sc adquiere el poder hipnotico y sus
varios usos. Entire las cosas intere-
santes que contiene, esta Ia manera de
desarrollar Ell poder hipnotico einfiuir a
las gentes sin que Sc aperciban de clio;
el modo de curar las malas costumbres
y las intermediates cronicas, cuando las
medicinas y todo 10 demas han fallido;
como Sc implanta un madato en- Ia mente
de un individuo, que obedecera fiel-
mente en- todos sus detalles durante un
mes un afio, aun cuando este no este
presente el hipnotista; como Sc hipnotiza
de lejos; su valor en- los negocios; en-
sayos cienti6cos y marvillosos para
evitar que otros ejerzan infujo sobre
Vd.; trata del poder hipn6tico, mas
facinador que la hermosura; del uso del
hipnotismo en- el desaIrollo de las facul-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
ID hldd(HldGlG0 del B|nO
Frente al conflicto
Siguiendo su plan

Nueva York. martes.-Los I'll.
timos telegramas recibidos de
Washington dicen que el Presi-
dente Roosevelt ha manifestado
oficialmente que cualquiera que
sea la resolution de Colombia
en- los asuntos de Panama, el
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos
sostendra su acuerdo de garan-
thar la independence del Ist.
mo proclamada por sus habi-
tantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
H SODeI0lO 0DShhCO
Otra recafda
Viaje en- perspective

Nueva York, martes = Comu-
nican de Viena que el empera-
dor de Austria, Francisco Jose
ha sufrido una recaida antes de
aver. Inspira aIgunos temores
al estado del Soberano.
En- Austria esta hacienda TN
invierno crudfsimo y ell empe-
rsdor, a causa de su debilidad
fisica no puede sufrir los rigo-
res del frio.
Los medicos le recomiendan
que apenas commence la rprima-
vera salga a viajar por Ell medic
dia de Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
Wota triste

Ha fallecido en- el pueblo de
Lares ell distinguido sefior don
Lepido Paoli. persona muy apre.
ciada de todos los vecinos de
aquella poblacion. Fue IN buen
amigo y modelo de padres de
familia.
Nuestro pesame a sus deudos,
y reciba Dios en- su seno Ell alma
del que dej6 esta vida de desen-
|gafos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
ID VIe|I0 de los cllyQl0CiOleS
Los lexpulsos de Filipinas
En- las C6rtes espafiolas

Nueva York, mar ses.-Comu-
nican los despachos recibidos de
Madrid que Sc esta llevando a
cabo una activa campafia en- to-
Ida la peninsula, entire los ele-
mentos liberales para impedir
que Sc establezcan en- Espana
las Congregations religiosas ex-
pulsadas de Filipinas.
En- las Cortes espanolas plan
teara esta peligrosa question el
lnsigne orador don Segismundo
Moret.