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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-31
COMPROMISE
IS REACHED
interesting Matters In
Saturdays Court
Record.

After. several days of hearing before
Judge De Bolt, an amicable settlement
of the contest over the Kaaua estate
was reached yesterday, The property
is $4,000 in cash. This is the case in
which Malanu, an aged Hawaiian,
testified he was born the month and
year that the ''aioeoes' arrived. mean
ing the New England missionaries in
1920 SO nicknamed by the old natives.
The literal translation of the word is
'longnecks." as Interpreter Hopkins
explained TO the amusement of the
court and audience. Under the COM
promise E. K. Lilikalani is to receive
$3.50 and the three other claimants the
balance in equal shares. w. A. Whiting
and c. F: Peterson appeared for Lili-
kalani, Frank Andrade for Peter Ka-
haule J. j. Dunno for Kalaeokekoi and
Atkinson, Judd & Mott-Smith for Mele
Hapuku.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-31

A German inventor, working on the
theory that most persons who are.
drowned are really overcome by waves
which cannot be kept from dashing into.
the face of the victim, has invented a
mask to be worn in connection with a
life preserver, and this he thinks will
be the means of saving many lives. 1t
is provided with valves, which will not
permit of the entrance of water. but
winch respond easily to suction so that
the breathing of the wearer is not in
terfered with.-PhiIadelphia Record.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-31
THE BoARDMAN ESTATE.

/ On the report of P, Danson Kellett
Jr., master, the final account of Cecil
Brown, administrator. of the estate of
George E. Boardman, deceased, was
approved by Judge De Bolt. The re-
ceipts were $21, 760O5 and payments
$21. 550.15, leaving a cash balance of
$209. 80. The appraised value of the es-
state, real and personal. was $50, 1913. So.
Among the receipts were $10.68411 life
insurance and sS62490 fire claim. Two
of the items of disbursement were $1,000
to release a mortgage and S280S.S6 to
pay notes and T. 0. Us. Legacies paid
were $500 each to Addie L. Newton and
Mrs. Georgia A. Charitan, cousins, ana
Morinaga Tsune and Hatsuhiro Miya-
moto, servants Of deceased. Personal
property valued at $732.70 had been de-
livered to Louise K Dods formerly
Boardman), adopted child of deceased,
under the will, all of which excepting
jeweIry, ornaments and silverware val
ued at $472.70 are now in possession of
Mrs. Dods or her mother by her direc-
ton. The will devised a house and lot
in Kinau street absolutely to Louise
K. Boardnnan (since Mrs. Dods) and
the remainder of the real estate in trust
for paying the income thereof to her
for life and at her death to be con-
veyed to her lawfully begotten issue,
and in the event of such not surviving
the devisee the issue of such to take
the share of the parent. In the event
of the death of Louise K. Boardman
without leaving issue or the children
Of such. the entire trust estate is to go
to her heirs general by right of repre-
sentation. Cecil Brown was appointed
administrator, On the nomination of
Louise K. Boardman, when W. A.
Whiting and S. B. Rose had resigned
as executor named in the will
PARTIAL DISTRIBUTION.
Judge De Bolt signed an order of
partial distribution yesterday in the
old partition suit of Nettie L. Scott
VS.. E. K. Pilipo ct al. From the funds
in court there shall be paid to the
various persons entitled thereto the
sum of SIS for each of the 355 shares
of the Hui Kuai Alma and Holualoa I.
and II. Another order to pay w. A.
Wall, commissioner, his bill of $476 for
his services in partition was signed.
The money for all this was obtained by
a sale of part of the property.
COURT NOTES.
Tt is stipulated in the case Of Sam
uel Parker VS.. Metropolitan Meat Co.,
Ltd, that defendant have twenty days
beyond the statutory time in which to
plead, with the understanding that the
matter shall not be carried over be-
yond the next ensuing term of court.
Judge Gear yesterday signed a decree
of foreclosure and sale in the case of
Henry E. Cooper VS.. Island Realty Co.,
Ltd, and Joseph A. Gilman. w. r.
Sims is appointed commissioner of sale.
Defendants give notice Of appeal
from the decree to the Supreme Court.
discontinuance has been filed in
the case of Oahu Lumber & Building
Co. VS.. Yong Kong Hung, defendant,
and Lee Wal, garnishee. Judge De
Bolt accordingly dismisses the case for
want of prosecution.
Kalama of Eva petitions that he be
appointed administrator of the estate
of his dead wife, Naeole, which is val
ued at $3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-31

Yet ne'er a swear word passed his lips
He merely sighed, ''confound such
Slips
EXCELSIOR"
'tOh stay" the caddy cried. land rest
A moment on this bunker's crest.
I long to get back home to sleep
Upon my mattrass stuffed with cheap
EXCELSIOR
"Oh stay" his comrade cried, land take
A Scotch-and-Soda for my sake"
The youth replied, I'll share a bowl
With you old chap-after this hole;
EXCELSIOR"
..r-r1- NOT the stems - the old man said
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-31

From careful stance he hit the ball
Which banged against the hazard wall.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-31

Might comes apace, rains overhead"
The youth leaped up the dizzy stair
And answered with a cheerful air,
'ExCELSIOR"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Espafia @an In triple aRaanxa
Para tOdCs los efectOs

Nueva York, sabado-Desde Viena cablegra-
fian: Espana, desde que ha empezado actuar
en- Marruecos envando buques aquellas aguas
esta considerable como que pertenece triple
alanza. segln informan los cablegramas de la
capital austriaca.
Las nacones agenas a la expresada comb
nacifn international consideraran a Espana
para todos los efectos CONSEQUENCES como per
teneciente la "triplice."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Don Carlos Fonty Matheu

Desde hace a1gunos dias, Sc encuen-
ira en- Puerto Rico de paso para la
America latina Ell Sr. don Carlos Font
Matheu, inspector general del TRUST
del papel catalan, que va q guiar TN
viaje a todos los pueblos del Sur y
Centre America para estudiar los mer-
cados mas convenientes para el ex-
presado producto de la citada indus
tria espafola.
Deseamos el exito mas brillante al
seflor Font Mathew.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Port Arthur
Los combaxes exteriores

Informes de origen chino indlcan
que parte de los fuertes exterlores de
Port Arthur fueron capturados por los
japoneses el domingo ppdo. despues de
todo un dia de fuerte lucha, que en-
pezo por un duelo de artilleria.
Ell jueves 80 telegraha ban desde Mu-
kden, que Sc hab{a info1mado ha-
bian ocurrido cerca de Pert Arthur
prandes batallas ell 26 de JUNO, resul-
tando que los rusos tuvieron que retl-
rarse de las posesiones que ocupa ban
en- Guinsanshan despues de grandes
perdidas por parte de ambos beige
rantes.
La hota japonesa Sc aproximo
Siaopingtao, situado a mitad de dis
tancia entire ell puerto de Dalny
Port Arthur, en- la maflana del 26 y
bombardeo la costa Norte de la ba-
hfa hasta mas lejos de Uitseloshan
Grandes fuerzas japonesas que ha-
bian desem barcado atacaron las Tomas
C6ICdldS QuC CSLd OdA WI aPoNoo RSA Ao'
riheros rusos. Tres veces fueron re-
chazados los japoneses con grandes
perdidas, pero los rusos Sc vieron obi
gados retirarse de su possession prin-
cipal cerca de Guinsanshan.
Reforzadcs los japoneses p1oced1e-
ron a nuevos ataques y despues de
frustados asaltos contra GHinSanshan,
el jefe japones envi6 una fuerte colum-
ma 10 largo del camino central dc
Dalny Port Arthur con el objeto de
hostilizar ell Aaneo ruso y obligar a los
moscovitas que Sc retirasen.
Los rusos perdieron 7 oiciales, y
cerca de 200 muertos. Las perdidas
de los japoneses Sc cree sean mucho
mayores, pues durante la batalla ellos
pasaron sobre una nina que los rusos
hicieron explotar con gran acierto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Los cartujos expasasadcs
de FrancEa
I'm decretO terminante

Nueva York, sabado-Informan de Paris
que ha sid O frmado por MIR. Combes el decretoo
de expulsion de los frales cartujos de todo el
suelo frances.
Ell plazo concedido los frailes para aban-
donar el territorio de la Rep1blica, es muy
breve
Ell gobierno ha tornado precauciones para
que no Sc produzcan escenas de violencia tu-
multos causa del 1ltimo decreto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Los fus5geros de Siberia
Ell panico que inspiran

Nueva York, sabado -Despachos recibidos
del extreme oriente dicen que estan causando
grandes danos entire las tropas del Milkado, los
fusileros de Siberia, que Sc han distinguido CO.
mo arroiados Y herocos desde Ell principle de la
guerra.
Los coreanos temen a los fusileros siberia
nos a los que acusan de feroces y terribles en- el
ataque
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Los ksuques dc las potencaas
Sc retiran de TangeR.
Ell orden en- eli interior

Nueva York, sabado.-Informen de Tanger
que ell lunes Sc retiran de los puertos afrlcanos
todos los buques de las potencias. quedando para
garantizar los intereses de los extran]eros dos
buques franceses y dos espanoles.
Ell Sultan ha ofrecido garantizar ell orden en-
ell interior, siempre que las potencias Sc absten-
gan de realizar actos de violencia contra los ma
turales de Marruecos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
| LINZ I I
a los Sres. Propietarios
Y ADMINISTRATORS DE FINCAS URBANAS

TRUEBA OLivAS, solo ienen s estabecimiente> LA
MULTA" la aua de los de Ia lsla que do
brados por los SRES JAMES q. GLOW SONS Chicago
Agentes generates tOda la I Veques Culeb
xcusiva SANARIOS precos
petencia Gale
La cadad los aculos
Unco puedn vender mosa tanque GLOW para
Inodoros muy conocda en-
Oecen c0sacones reacone
ntaios a toda maqunaa coporaciones
haeendadsy tsdas las deaan eonassSD
do sbraA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Pero ique Codigo!
AL G A r E T E
La gran ristra y
ell ''casus belli"

La ley de tramites va en- vigor omi-
te tratar de los medios de prueba, par
tie tan esencial en- materia de procedi-
mientO.
Es tanto mas necesario que Sc hu-
biera ocupado de los medios probate
rios, cusnto que la misna ley alude,
de soslayo, la prueba, 10 que indica
que alguna ha de practicarse. Asi
vemos que el artfculo l94, en- su dlti-
mo parrafo, previene Ia Corte ea.Ja
pyasbs xt 10 pretemdsdo en- Ia 1fmsnda.
Y ell precepto 2o3 babla del derecho
4 hacer constar la declaration de un
testigo ante nm ./ues Se6retar1o de la
covt< em que tsta0sere bendfente en- e/ ea-
so d en- ~ misma foynsa ante eI W3tavso
jba6lffs qne Gesagne .@ Certe.
La antigua ley dedicaba a este res
pecto ochenta y tantes articulos. con-
siderando, como no pod1a menos, la
importancia de establecer reglas para
q. proposition practica de las dife-
rentes cIases de prueba que admitia.
Por fortuna, ell Codigo Civil revisado
tiene algunos preceptos que Sc refe-
rem a ese particular. FL 1882 y si-
guientes salvan, en- 10 que cabe, la de-
fciencia apuntada. Y no es de ex-
trsflar la aplicaci6n de preceptos sus-
tantivos, como adjetivos, por que di-
cen por ahi que clio es brdctscs tn
<gksa.
La falta de que tratamos segura-
mente Sc considerara subsanada por Ell
buen juicio del Juez. Y sucedera cue
como los encargados de interpreter las
leyes son los jueces, seg1n dijo ell
honorable Attorney general (y era va
cosa sabida en- Puerto Rico, aunque
algunas veces ha sido ell Department
to) Sc haran las cosas 6 las prue bss,
conforme al criterio de cada Juez. Y
ESQ no es, nj puede ser justo, por mas
que sea y 10 es muy americana.
;Oue tai Tuez no admite mas que la
prueba documental y no SO dispone de
ese medic probatorio7 Pues acudamos
q tai otro 'juez que Sc conforma con
testigos. De ning1n modo.
Las leyes no Sc hacen para que sus
disposiciones queden al capricho nj al
criterio,s mas 6 menos acertado, del
que haya de interpretarlas. Cuando
son claras terminates, dan lugar a
dudas, gastos y molestias. tQue sera
cuando son oScuraS no reSuelven un
punto importante, que debio y era de
preveerSe2
No Sc olga que la ley no puede ser
casutsfafs, porque, aparte de que no
es de aplicarse tai saIiaa a una omi-
sion, como la que es objeto de este
trabajo tenemos que las leyes natisc-
0uzerlanas que nos rijen no pueden
ser mas easxkstieas de 10 que son.
De casos PRACTICES, de defniciones
mil que no llegan nunca a completar-
Sc, estan llenos nuestros actuales cod1-
gos. Rara vez encontramos una de-
fnici6n de caracter general, que 10
comprenda todo, sino rastYas snt<rmi-
uaIlls de incisos, fijsndo, etando
siempre la materia,... la materia,
sin novedad: cosmics.
va que no en- la ley, al menos en-
las reglas para las Cortes de distrito,
que ha de aprobar el honorable Attor-
ney general, subsanese el defecto
apuntado, al menos d1gasenos 81 ha
ed regir como supletorio Ell C6digo de
EnJuiciamiento, que Sc ha echado aba
jo por. -. primitive.
Y hasta otra.... que a1n hay tela.
G0sc0eehe0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
la explosion en- us' polvoria'
Jefes del ejercito servio que han
perecidO

Nueva York, sabado-Despachos recibidos
de Belgrade dicen que ha explotado un polvo-
rim en- aquela poblacon, en- momentos que 10
visitaban algunos importantes jefes del ejercito
serviO
Algunos de los vistantes han perecido a
consecuencia de la explosion.
Comentase mucho esta coincidencia catas-
trofca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Situacion del gobierno de
Madrid
Los proyectos de los ministries

Nueva York. sabado.-Los ultimos informes
recibidos de Madrid acerca de la situaCion politi-
ca son bastante lisonjeros para ell gobierno.
No abstante los anuncios repetidos de la
crisis han presentado algunos proyectos de i'm
portancla los ministries, entire ellos la reforma dc
los arsenales por el senior FerrandiZ, proyecto
que ha suscitado muy interesantes debates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Asesinato en- Cagqas

FL Sargento Recio ha telegrsfado
al Quartet general de policia que las
nueve de la noche del 7 el individuo
Emilio Rosa. tabaquero, di6 muerte
de una pufialada q Andres Vazquez en-
la calle Maturl por causas famiiares.
Fue arrestado en- Ell acto el agresor
y entregado al Juez Municipal que en-
tiende en- ell asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
LA Mulita"
San Jose II, San Juan Puerto Rico

Sus propetarfos TRUE6AY olVAS han ansomado compa-
mpatoe estabecmento hacienda de "CoLMADo
aua encont6 empos Sus acalos odos de
6nieos exqutos
boaegas de Logne
tea Isa dnOs mpoadores Ia amea
Kba
rival nj sadad RsgamOs naesss
amigos ptbes general vista "LA AvLITA Dc
ts1A sMdykR eeryassssa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
81 aobiermo Ss1gses snecaarma
a la Argentina
Los perjuicios de La revoluci0n

Nueva York, sabado-El gobierno de Lon
dres ha pasado una nota al de la Argentina, re.
clamando algunas cantidades de regular 1mpor-
tancja en- concepto de indemnzacion por los
perjuicios que han sufrido algunos nacionales
ingleses causa de la reciente revolucion que ha
conseguido dominar el general Roca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
EB confgictc agrarI0 de
AndasWCia
PrOblema sOluCiOnadO

Nueva York, sabado.-Informan de Madrid
que ha sido soluclonado el contcto agrar1o de
la comarca andaluza, mediante convenio
entire los trabajadoresy los propietarios de vine.
dos.
La condicion en- que trabajaban los obreros
de los campos ha mejorado mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Una C0nducta Rner6ica
v s5n1pa&ica
FL ataque a Port Arthur

Nueva York sabado.-Cablegrafia de Pa
ris: Ell movimiento de opinion en- toda Europa
Sc muestra inclinado favor de los rusos, desde
que sc ha visto cual ha sido Ell resultado del alta
que Port Arthur. como han rechaZado los
rusos la embestida de los japoneses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Don Jaime Nadal

Ell senor don Jaime Nadal, segundo
teniente del Battalion Puertorriqueflo,
de la compaf1;a A, presto el juramento
correspondence para ejercer su ca
rrera.
Fclicitamos al distinguido y gallar~
do Official.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Ia neste bub6nica em China
Navigation reanudada

Nueva York, sabado.-Ha quedado otra vez
reanudada la navegacion con los puertos del
Sur de China, que habian sido declarados de
patente sucia causa de haberse presentado en-
aquellos sitios algunos casos de peste bubonca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
Sc ARRs EN- DA

Una fnca Agricola con todas las
comodidades, 10 Kilometres de Ba-
yamon; en- ira coche a la casa por Ia
carretera de Bayamon a Comerlo, Ba-
rrio Nuevo, Naranjito.
Propieta1io: Andres G. Canton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
TABACO

I'm rama, de dos amos, varias
clases, y de muy buen; s proce-
dencias, 10 venden RANes& & Co.,
de Guayama.
Deposito en- San Juan,
AMcreS. Sge m. LOassbg n Co
10 TETUAN, 3S.
PRECIoS LlMITADOS.
I'm d-h "A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-09
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
MOTARiO
NoTARi0

Registrador de la propiedad sustituto,
que fue Il amos en- Arecibo, ofrece sus SER
Ia casa ndmero Is calle de la Cruz, v sc hace
cargo de presenJar para su inscription en-
el Registro de la propiedad del Distrito
remitir los respectivOs interesados, los
documentOs que con tai objeto sc le envfan.
ARECIBO. PUERTO RICO.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-01
FIRE AT COSEY REACH.
Kirkham Log Cabin Was Totally Ds-
 stroyed Last Eyening.

Fire last night destroyed the fine log |cabin on First avenue. Cosey Beach, land after burning for about two hours, lreduced the pretty habitation to ashes. The cabin was the property of George land Leo Kirkham of East Haven, and is one of three owned by the brothers at Cosey Beach.
 The origin of the fire is unknown, but | the brothers and a party of friends were | at the cabin during the afternoon and a partially lighted cigarette or cigar stub might have been thrown away in such 2 manner that it later set fire to the
 building. They left the cabin about 5:30 and it was not until about S.15 that the flames were discovered by Clarence
 Thompson, keeper of the Momauguin, and one or two others. They sum- noned the East Haven fire department, and although they responded promptly | 1t was too late to render any assistance and the cabin and its contents were en- ltirely destroyed. It was furnished as most shore cottages are.
 The cabin faced First avenue, which 1 runs at right angles to the shore front,
 and about 1000 feet east of the Mo-
 mauguin, toward Mansfield's Grove.
 The amount of insurance was not learned last night. Much attention was attracted by the brightness of the flames, and many thought that the Mo- mauguin was one fire.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-01
PERSONAL INQUIRY SUITS.
Chscrso Victim of Young Lawyers
 and Doctors.

Chicago, Jan 3f.-Personal injury suits amounting to $3S, s,O52 are pend ing against the city of Chicago, accord ing to the report of City Attorney John w. Smulski, made here to-day The council, the legislature and finally the people are appealed to for relief. Side walk injuries caused the majority of the suits.
 MT. Smulski in his report shows that the interests combining to loot the city in this way amount practically to an organization. Names of lawyers, most ly young men, and doctors occur with great frequency in the list of suits. The city attorneys says the piling up of suits will inevitably continue for some years even should the city at once be- gin to tear up every wooden sidewalk
 The city attorney says the main cause of this condition is the deplorable state of the city's finances which makes it impossible to care properly for it's streets and sidewalks.
 The remedy. he says. is a new city charter. The many Judgments award ed against the city are pointed out and Attorney Smulski says that unless fla vorable action is taken in regard to a new charter inevitable bankruptcy will result.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-01
sEGREGA7IoN OF SEXES.
Experiment. at Chicago University Re-
 ported Success.


 Chicago, Jan S1-According to a re- port submitted by Dean George E. Vim cent to President Harper, of the Uni versity of Chicago, the experiment of segregating the sexes in junior college work during the past year has been a success. Dean Vincent says: "Unoff1cially, various instructors who have taught the classes exclusively for men or women have told me that from their experience they believe segrega- ton is going to work out as an. educa- tional and social success. One interest ing feature of the situation is that sew eral instructors who were radically op- posed to segregation now say that their experience leads them to favor 1t heartily.
 s'The girls and boys do not have any chance to look at one another and be distracted in their classroom work, said Professor Charles Chandler, who has taught segregated Latin classes. T favored co-education and voted
 against segregation, but must say that as a result of the years impress sions am now convinced that segre- | gation is better"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-01
Shipping News.

New York. Jan. 3f-Steamer Etruria, from Liverpool and Queenstown, is report led by wireless telegraph as having been in communication with the Nantucket light ship at 1:15 a. m.
 New York, Jan. 31.-Steamer Minnehaha, from London for New York, Is reported as
 having been in communication by wireless telegraph with the Nantucket Iightship at 1 D. Iii.
 Boston, Jan. 31-Arriyed. steamer Cretic (Br), Liverpool and Queenstown. New York, Jan. 31-Arriyed, steamer Sf. Louis, Southampton and Cherbourg. Beachy Head, Jan. 31:-Passed. steamer Main, Bremen for New York. Browhead, Jan. S1:-Passeds steamer Noordland, Philadelphia for Queenstown and Liverpool.
 Cymbric. Boston via Queenstown. Madeira, Jan. 31.-Arriyed, steamer
 Princess Irene. New York for Naples and Genoa. tr rived. steamer St. Paul. New York via
 oueenstowl, Jan. s1.-1o a. m. Sailed, steamer Umbria fron LiverpooD' New Kew York. Jan. 31=Ariysa. steamer EtT
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-01
pa.asser tn pEexlcan n nsine.

Monetery, Mexico, Jan. 31.-Word has been received from Victoria, capital of the state of Tamauilaps, that fourteen men were killed yesterday in mine accident near that city. Sixteen men, it is stated, were being hoisted out of the mine in a huge lift after their day s work, when the engineer, by some mis- take, failed to stop the lift when it had reached the surface and few seconds later the cable broke, precipitating all the men to the bottom of the shaft a distance of fifteen hundred feet. Four teen were killed outright, one was se- riously injured and one is missing. All the dead were Mexicans of the porrer class.