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Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11
SHELTER A SURE THING
Wm. silover Says That Chihuahua 10 Certain to Have 2 Plant.

"Hi- StoNcF odyS tUdt S"inuduud te Certain to Have Plant. William Silover. local manager of the Occidental Smelling company. is in Fl Paso and is a guest at the She. don. The Occidental company is the one that is building the smelter in Chihuahua. and, MT. Silover is on his way to Chicago to confer with the management of the company. but is waiting for the arrival of one man who is connected with the company, and who is to meet him there. In speak. ing of the smelter he said:
 T noticed in this afternoons Herald the statement is madY that the propo- sition has fallen through. This is news to me. for never was there more a certainty of accomplishment We will soon have the smelter in opera ton. and capable of turning out from 300 tc 5e0 tons of ore per day. Our company is not in the trust; We are independent, and were organ i7ed to fight the trust We believe that the mining development in the vicinity of Chihuahua has really just begun, and for this reason we have taken hold of the shelter
 Chihuahua mines are known as low grade. and therefore the owners cannot afford to work their proposi- tions and pay the exorbitant prices aske6' by the smelting trust. Our smelter will make the development of many properties there possible.
 Our company has sufficient money behind it to carry the proposition through. We are just completing a big shelter in Seattle, and have sev- eral others in various parts of tho country in contemplation. You may state that the Chihuahua smelter Is as certain as anything can be in this wcrld."
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11
c. & A. People
 ARE NOT
 Building Cities
ARE KEPT BUSY ATTENDING TO
 MINING INTERESTS.
Official Said Last Evening That Com pany Had No Intention of Diverting Its Attention to Creation of New Municipalities, Being Quite Content With Present Interests.

"One of the most nonsensical arti- cles have seen in lcng time. which propose to tell the public what our plans along certain directions are. the one contained, in the evening paper O. today is about the limit" said an official Of the Calumet & Arizona com pany last night. He referred to an article, printed in the evening sheet, which went on to tell of the probabil- fly of the c. & A. company making a purchase in the near future of the Don Luis Town5ite propery. and which pictured the "Bcnanza" parties expending a lot of money in the crea- ton of magnificent city on the lands including a large portion of the flats below the Calumet & Bisbee. Lake Superior & Arizona, Calumet & Pitts burg, Wolverine & Arizona and oth- CT mining properties.
 T can tell you" saic the official above quoted. that We have never fer a moment thought of making such move. and what is more, are not very likely to. We are doing a min ii.g business, and that's our hobby. while building cities is entirely out Of our line. Our properties and en- terprises are vast enough to occupy our attention, and I think We will be content 10 allow any municipalities that are likely to be created in the v:cirifx- +N cpripr uD 0f thair oun ao. cord, as is generally the case"
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11
THE ESMERAlDA.

Superintendent Henderson, of the Esmeralda, accompanied by a party of stockholders, returned from the mine on Wednesday to Douglas. The Esmeralda is proving to be one of the greatest gold mines in Sonora. An enormous body of high-gra6e ore has been opened up, and from all in dications will produce good ore for a long time. Two sacks of ore were brought into Douglas from the Esmer- aida that were estimated to be worth $500 a sack. There is now ready for shipment nearly two carloads of this exceptionally rich ore. Some samples cf this ore have been on exhibition about the city of Douglas, an6I has created quite little comment
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11
REFoRmA MINE OUTPUT.
Work accorp.ished by H. RrendeIl for
 the Guagenheirns in Mexico.

the GuGge1Heir1S m Mexico.
 H. Brendell, the manager of Gug- Eenheim Sons mining interests in Mexico, has been spending few days fn Monterey. Mr. BrerSell is we'll kBOwn metallurgist and mine expert, and enjoys an enviable position in the NorId of mines and smelters- He DracticaIly developed lAe great Re forma mine, belonging to the Guggen- beims. situated near Cuatro Cienegas, 0,at is now yielding about 2,000 tons Der month of ideal ffuxing ore, all of which goes to the Trust smelter. This mine was first owned and worked by H. N. Diefenbach, with whom possibly Colonel O. H. Harker was associated, but these gentlemen disposed of the property after becoming discouraged sf continued disappointments in not finding any important ore bodies.
 Hr. Breneeli thought the Reforma vrospect was the making of great mine, and so informed the Guggen- Keims. His judgment has been veri' fed, and the Reforma is notably the Banner shipper to the smeiter at Mon ferey. M Gugenheim Sons also own fhe Tepezala mines in Zacatecas, that are Of great value, besides many others fn Mexico. It is well known fact that the managers of the Smeltel Trust, Gugenheim Exploration com xany and M Guggenheim Sons are feenly aler. to the welfare of theil Respective companies, and while they are personally friendly, they neverthe less look out for the best interest oi fbeir respective companies in mos' <pergetic way.-Monterey News.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11
March z. 1904.


 The metal markets have not been specially active inr;ng the past week, except in the :ise of slel;er.
 In copper, consumers are not taking pery mnch interest in the market, and business continues to be on moder- ate scale, with prices again slightly lower. It is again reported that large quantities are being offered on the outside at low figure by sellers here.
 Tin shows some fluctuations, and il l. upon the whole somewhat higher. Consumption is on but fair scale.
 Lead shows about the usual de n,and. and the price has been advanced .S2 per ton. There has been some de lay in deliveries, ewing 10 the condi- Con of the western railroads.
 Spelter is strong and shows very good demand, especially from galvan- tsers. The Joplin ore market also shows sogne advance, and competition among re-buyers Is beginning to have some effect
 Silver IS rather quiet, but prices are sieady. Buying for private account ir India continues on a good scale.
 The iron markets continue generally <uiet. although there are indications of a revival of buying in certain fin isteS products; for instance, rails, plates and bars As regards pig iron, fhs-e is less charge, but the general situation has been greatly strength eRe0 by the reported purchase of 1oO.- eco or 130. 900 tons of bessemer pig by the United States Steel Corporation. Fhe price mentioned is s13 Valley fur mace the Bessemer Furnace associa- iion to get one-hah the order. and in sependent furnaces half. Tn foundry Irons the market is no stronger, owing to the activity of southern furnaces in taking orders at the recent soc reduc- Gcn ;n prices.
 Lake Superior ore producers helcl another meeting to reach an under standing on prices for the coming sea son, but adjourned without date TOT Another call. The differences between She leading interests and the small  producers were radical
 The western coal trade shows a de eidedly stronger tone. The joint cen ference of miners and operators Tn convention at Indianapolis may agree &n q mining scale for the coming year, hut the outlook is reported very doubt 5pl. II is even said that scme oper- ators might desire a strike of few weeks duration in order to dispose Of stocks of coal now on hand. In Chi caso territory, Indianapolis and Illinois cnai is especially wanted; at Pitts burg prices are firm, and al Cleveland prices have advanced an average of DC d ton
 In the seaboar6 biturinous trade thc conditions of poor car supply and slow transportation that affected the market last week continue. The la for situation will be entirely controlled by what is done at Indianapolis.
 The anthracite trade, all over the country, is better than at any time this winter-Engineeer and Mining Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11
The Mantle of Charity.

I ain't criticism the feIler that makes A little bit more than his share of mis.
 takes Your sight. when you look at yourself.
 may be dim, An how kin I be downright sure ain't
 him? He's a long way from doin' ss well as the
 rest. But let's give him credit for doin' his
 best
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11
(Varrell nliningD District
Market Conditions
 The Past Week
WERE NOT SPEC ALLY ACTIVE
 EXCEPT IN sPE.TER.

Consumers Not Taking Very Much Interest in the Markets-Business Continues on Moderate Scale. Prices Slightly Lower-Rumor That Quantity of Copper Is to Offered at Low Figure.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11

points on the ledge, and about forty or more men are employed. The re- suits exceed the most sanguine ex- pectaticns. as exceedingly rich ore is and the quantity seems well nigh in- exhaustible. The numerous assays that have been made show no ore that cannot be made to pay a profit.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11
STOCK M. .RKET.
Conditions Are Generally Quiet, But
 the Stocks Are All Firm.

The condition of the stock market is generally very quiet, though in all instances the shares are firm and steady, and commanding good prices. There has been slight decline in a few of the stocks, but nothing to speak of. and we look for an advance during the coming week. Tester days quotations were as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-11

Rosa Bonheur treasured a small lead image of St. Anthony of Padua as a lucky charm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
FL PUEBLO Y LA POL|CIA

Existe alguna parte del pueblo
que generalmente mira a la pOlicfa
con cierta prevention. y este no So
10 ocurre en- Puerto Rico, sino On
todas las parties del mundo.
No obstante, esta prevensi0n
es injusta cuando la policia cumple
con su deber y, antes al contrario
debiera guardarsele consideration
cariflO.
Entire el pueblo y la polic1a de-
be de existir cierta correspondent.
cia mutua de afecto, puesto que pa
ra garantir los derochos del pueblo
ha sido esta blecida.
Ahora bien; para que este mu-
tue aprecio exista entire unos Y
otroa, claro esta que se necesita que
ambos, el pueblo y la policia, no
40 separen de los deberos que la
ley les impone.
CualqGier ciudadano que la
ley infrinja Sc pone bajo el domi
nio Immediate del policfa, quien 10
detendra, entregandolo a los tri-
bunales; cualquier policfa que fal-
to a So deber, tambi6n 80 pone ba-
10 la autoridad de cualquier ciu-
dadano que tiene perfectfsimo de-
recho pedir que 80 le corrija 8
que se le distituya.
No puede, pues, haber difficult
tad alguna en- las relaciones del
pueblo con la policfa.
Pero este ocurre cuando ol
cuerpo llamado a sostener ell orden
pdblico, permanece Independence,
dentrO do su circulo de acci6n, sin
inmiscuirre EN- asuntos extTanos a
su mission.
En- Puerto Rico, desgraciada-
mente, 50 tomo ese cuerpo, on epo
cas- pasadas, para ell servicio de IN
partido pol1tico Y de ah1 que muy
pronto perdiera su prestigio y has
Ia cargara con la odiosidad de una
parte del pueblo.
Hoy, ba jo la direction de IN
Jefe competente. Mr.. Hamill, cree
mos que no vuelva desempeflar
un pap7l tan funesto que SO man
tendra dentro del limite que 81
deber le impOne.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
Fl dStemd penal kOrednO

En- Korea, al cOntrario de 10 que
sucede en- China. no SO andan con rO'
deos La pena de muerte que SO impo
ne con suma frecuencia, aplicase de la
manera mas rSpida.
Los refinamientOs chinescOS del arte
de matar, son ALI completamente des-
cOnocidos; al REQ SO le ahOrca en ell ins
terror de las carceles, sin aparatO algu
no, con la mayor sencillez, como ST tai
cOsa FL eSpectaculO atrae ALI la aten
ci0n muchisimO menOs que en- China.
El que en- Korea tiene la desgracia
de ser encarceladO, como careZca de re-
cursos, ests fresco. 81 no encuentra una
persona caritativa que So compadezca
de el, no le queda otro remedio que mo
rirse de hambre FL gobiernO cOreano
ni6gase mantener los presos. cuales
ouiera que sea In causa de su reclusi6n
La cSridad publica tiene que acudir
ALI en- auxilio de los encarceladOs me
nesterosos; por ell nero hecho de ser
preso un individuO, SO le cOnsidera ALI.
LOr parte de las autOridades, un gran
criminal, merecedOr por 10 menOs. de
que perezca de hambre en- las jaulas que
ocupan los reclusos, las cuales en- NADIA
Sc diferencian de las que en- las colec.
clones zoologicas sirven de alojamiento
a las fieras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15

Ell pueblo pOr su parte, no de-
be pretendor que La policfa tome
parte en- sus asuntOs polfticos y
procurar que ell orden mas abso-
IutO refine en- sus prOpagandas y
manifestaciones, con el fin de que
La seguridad pdblica, no tenga que
intervenir.
Un respeto mutuo es 10 que
debe existir entire unos otros,
manteni6ndose siempre dentro de
los lfmites que seflala la Ley.
Ell que la Ley falta. no tiane
derecho la consideration de La
sociedad, Y ha de sufrir las conse-
cuencias de su NAL proceder.
La pOlic1a, pOr su parte, estara
en- la obligation de obrar con exac-
Ia justicia, sin caer en- parcialida-
des irritantes.
DE este mOdO seguramente que
habrfa de reinar una tranquilidad
absolute y que las mismas dife-
rencias de partidos SO resolverfan
sin motines nj escandalos. :
Pero no Ocurre tai cOsa GUAM
do uno de esos partidos cuenta con
ell apoyo de La policfa. Entonces
los animos SO alteran surgeon las
tur6d8, es decir, Ell elemento moons
ciente y criminal que oculto por el
tenor la Ley, surge cuando cuen-
ia con la impunidad y la protec-
cion policiaca.
Els deber de todo ciudadano
evitaT el desprestigio de su patria y
cuando algdn des0rden ocurra en-
que la policfa no cumple con su
obligation, recurrir a la denuncia
en6rgica y comprobada, q fin de
que las autoridades superiores pue-
dan remediar ell dano.
As1 mismo es obligation de
TODD polic1a nc permitir de ningdn
modo que SO altere la paz p1blica
por ningdn concepto y cumplir con
su deOer sin prevenciones polfticas,
nj atenciOnes personales.
Hay una ley escrita para todos
Y esa ley tienen que camplirla de
igual manera la policia y el pueblo.
Siesa ley nose cumple, alguno
ha de ser responsible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
CoseChas

Durante IL semsna que termin6 Ell
dia del mes en- curse, los fuertes sgua-
ceros en- ID division S no fueron tan fA-
verables como Sc esperAbs, debido & que
los fuertes vientos que han reinxdo. du
raDte parte de la presente, han secado el
terreno y marchitado la vegetacl6n.
En- otros distritos SO necesita un ITEM
DO de oreo para poder limpiar los cana
verales.
En- varias haciendas de 10 vecindad
de Ponce sc ha conclude ell corte de cana.
Las nuevas plantaciones de cana han
sido mas extensas en- Arecibo.
Durante 10 semana Sc ha sembrado
alg6n srroz, habichuelas y otros frutos
memories.
En- Ell distrito de San Lorenzo llega
81 mercado tabaco de buena calidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
Concerto enSdn Lorenzo

Ell joven violinista, don Angel
Celestino Morales, que tantostriun-
fos viene alcanzando en- su carrera
artfstica, SO propone dar un con-
cierto el domingo proximo en- San
Lorenzo, acompaflAndole en- ell pia-
no la distinguida artista dof1a Pillar
Anfosso de Marques.
Dado el entusiasmo que 81 Sc
nor Morales ha sabido despertar
On todos los pueblos que ha vista
tado con gu Instruments magico,
hemos de asegurarle un nuevo
triunfo en- su excursion a San Lo-
renZo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
LA CATASTROFE RUSA

Son tan contradictorias las noticias
que Sc reciben del Extreme Oriente, que
uua parte de Ia misma prensa de Lon
dres. Mega que haya ocurrido l& catas-
trofe en- Port Arthur. en- que perecieron
ell Almirante Makaroff Y setecientos ma
rinos Y sc hundi6 ell acorazado <Petro-
pavlosk.o EI Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores de Russia, Conde de Lanas-
dorf, asegura que no ha recibido com
probaci6n del espantoso incidente que
ha conmovido al mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
Investigation ordenada

FL Gobernador Mr. Hartzell ha or
denado al Comisionado del Interior, que
disponga Sc hsga una eficsz investiga-
ci6n con motive de una queja que ha
presentado ell organization de los obreros
de Ia Federation Libre, don Santiago
Iglesias referente Ia que habfA recibido
de los obreros de Ponce. por correrse
rumores de que no sc les emplearfa por
ell Departamento de obras p1blicas, en-
las nuevas obras de construction de
pnentes y carrstsras que 20 efectuarkn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
LAS AVANzADAS HUYENDO

Ha sido negada oficialmente In mott
cia de haber pasado ell Yal1 Ell ei6rcito
japon9s. Las divisiones = los puestos
avaDzados que Sc h&llaban nj norte de
Corea. huyen confussmente hacia Ell sur,
perseguidos por los rusos. que Sc hAn
Apoderado de nuevas 6 importantes po-
blaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
LA ACATASTROFE

Agregan los despschos que h8blan
de la muerte de Makaroff, que esta tuvo
lugar de la manera siguiente- Salfa el
scorszado sPetropAvioska de Port Ar
thur para combatir a los enemigos que
staban frente al puerto y ell buque tro-
pez6 con una nina, hundiendose instan-
t6neAmente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
LA ESCUADRA RUSA

En- Hon-Kong Sc ha recibido IN te-
legrama confirmado por los peri6dicos
de To- capital de Francia, en- ell cual Sc
afirma que Ia escuadra rus& ha encontra-
do 4 la japonesa frente la isla de Mao
to, ocurriendo IN formidable combate
naval cuyo resultado se ignora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
LA NOTICIA EN- EUROPA

1nforman los despachos de Paris
que ha circulado tambi6n en- Europa Ia
noticia de In cAtastrofe de Port Arthur,
causando consternsci6n por las proper
clones del siniestro. Ell Almirante Ma
karoff era una garantIS del exito de In
Escuadra rusa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15

que las rodea1on por todas parties, 4 fin
de entreg&rse la mataDza con toda
tranquilidad Ning6n iapones pudo
volver l& escuadra, pues todo perecie-
ron & manos de los rusos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
LA CONFIRMATION

Sc est6 esperanto Ia confirmation
de San Petersburgo de In noticia que ha
conmovido Europa. Aun no Sc hA re-
cibido esta noticia por conducto de las
autoridades de Russia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
TODOS HAN PERECIDO

Dicen que no Sc ha salvado NADIA de
Ia catastrofe de Port Arthur Los ma
rinos todos que componfAn la tripulAci6n
del buque, han perecido con ell Almiran-
60. De San Petersburgo no Sc tienen
noticiGs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
Guerra GuSO-jdpOneSd
MUERTE DE MAKAROFF

Ha perecido Ia salida de Port Ar
thur el aImirante Mskaroff y 700 mari
neros que formaban Ia tripulaci6n del
buque.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
Guerra fuSo jdponesd
San Juan por telegrafo)
Abril Is.
En- bQtdH0 nGUQf

Segdn resulta de las ultimas
noticias, ell acorazado russo <Petro
pauolsk2 no fue hundido por La ex-
plosion de una nina, sino en- bata-
LA naval sostenida con los japone-
S0S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
La DESGRACIA DEL ALMIRANTE

Los japoneses han comunicado & to-
das parties del mundo IL catastrofe de los
rusos en- Port Arthur. Dfcese de Toxic
que Ia muerte de Mskaroff es l& sefiAl
inevitable de la derrota definitiva de Ru-
si1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
C0nfrmQdG

Esta explosion Sc ha confirma
do, habiendo ocurrido con un ca
non de doce pulgadadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
Faisd YetiYddd

Los acorazados del Japon hi
cieron una falsa retirada frente d
Port Arthur, envolviendo los bar
cos rusOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
HUiidQ

Los buques moscovitas quisie-
ron huir saliendo q media noche
q alta mar; pero fueron cercados
por treinta barcos japoneses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15

Guerra fusO jdponeSd
San Juan por tel6grafo)
Abril l5-
En- bQtdH0 nGUdf
Segtin resulta de las ultimas
noticias, ell acOrazado russo <Petro
pauolsk2 no fue hundido por La ex-
plOsiOn de una nina, sino en- bata-
LA naval sostenida con los japone-
Ses.
FQisQ YetiYddQ
Los acorazados del Japon hi.
cieron una falsa retirada frente
Port Arthur, envolviendo a los bar
cos rusOs.
HUidQ
Los buques moscovitas quisie-
ron huir saliendo q media nOche
q alta mar; pero fueron cercados
por treinta barcOs japOneses.
NOfQdO
Ell buque insignia ruso, en- que
iba ell almirante Makaroff fu6 vo-
lado por dos torpedos que le lanzo
Ell enemigo.
Los demds buques
Los demas buQues rusOs fue-
ron perseguidos hasta Port Arthur,
sufriendo todos grandes averfas.
FL c0mbQte
Ell combate duro cuatrO horas,
efectuandose frente las islas Mao
Tao.
COnsternQci6n
En- San Petersburgo ha eau
sado gran cOnsternacion la nOticia
de este ultimo desastre sufrido por
los rusOs.
EstQd08 Unidos
Ell acorazado xMissouria de la
marina norteamericana, SO encuen-
ira muy averiado q consecuencia
de Ia Ultima explosion, habi6ndose-
le cOnducidO al diQue.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
TROPAS JAPONESAS

Sc ha confirmado oficiAImente una
grave poticis respecto de una gran de-
rrota experimentada por ell ejercito ia
pon6s. Las tropas que practicaban ell
servicio de exploraci6n del Yal6, en- GU
vas orilIss desembaIcaron Ell martes,
fueron sorprendidas por cosacos rusos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
EStQd0s Unidos

El acorazado &Missouri1 de la
marina norteamericana, SO encuen.
ira muy averiado q consecuencia
de la Ultima explosion, habi6ndose-
le conducido al dique.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
N0iQdO

Ell buque insignia ruso, en- que
iba el almirante Makaroff fu6 vo-
lado por dos torpedos que le lanzo
Ell enemigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
HEROISMO DE LOS RUSOS

NuevAs noticias dicen que pesar
de Ia catastrofe ocurrido en- Port Ar
thur, Ia escuadra rusa persigui6 denoda-
damente s los barcos enemigos, hAcien-
doles retirar con grandes p6rdidAs. Los
mArinos rusos pusieron otra vez de ma
nifiesto So vaIor admirable. despues del
nccidente espantoso ocurrido en- ls bahia.
Ni6gase que estA sc halle obstAculizada,
como aseguran los jAponeses. con ell hum
dimiento del acorAzado sPetroparlosk.s ,
CARNICERIA EN- LAS
nnNnAc TAnON-Rr .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
FL combate

En- San Petersburgo ha eau
sadO gran cOnsternacion la nOticis
de este ultimo desastre sufrido POI
los rusOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-15
Los demGs buques

Los demas buques rusos fue-
ron perseguidos hasta Port Arthur,
sufriendo todos grandes averfas.