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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04

Monseffor Blenk. abrirz esta tarde en-
Ponce Ia Santa Pastoral Vista que
piensa hacer por toda Ia Isla.
Durante s,1 permanencia en- los pue-
bios ira misionando y administrando 81
Santo Sacramento de IA Confirmation
Probablemente no tenderness el gus
to de verle entire nosotros, hasta Ia Sc
mana Santa, que vendrs para las fun
clones de esos dias.
Dignos de APPLAUSE , admiration sin
cera, son los trabajos, que nuestro Pre-
lado, desde que Sc encarg6 de esta Dio.
cesis. viene realizando, con invencible
constancia. No obStante los incenve-
nientes y diicultades con que cads
tropieza, el Sigue con el coraz6n puesto
paso en- Dios Ia aspera venda de las
obligaciones que sobre & pesan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04

Inosotrosf FOR oe pronto, nadie 50
|atreye aseguTar que exista dc q I'M
retrato antenfico.
Al "QuiJote si hDro en- cuyas pa
e1nas veft1o Cervan!es 81 poItentosa
insplracion, deoe e1g1rse el mont
mento.
veo el mcnumenfo; 70 veo dentro de
mi caeeza tal y como q "a estuviese en-
Ia plaza puDiicai 10 vco, saivo oe moni-
gote humano que 10 corone y convlerta
en- feEaie de Pascua; 10 zee severe, SEN
cii!o, oe ancna , granoiosa nase; en-
donde apsrezcan llenas de vida ' mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04

y
Genor Director del
s. BoLETIN MERcANTIL.
Los hombres activos e inteligentes
que dirigen el comite republicano del
comercio y de Ia irdustria, han procu-
rado al comercio parisien pingues be-
ne6cios. DespueS de las solemnidades
del viaje presidential en- Iglaterra,y y los
brindis de Emilio Loubet y de Eduar-
do VII, dicho comite, uendo el 1ado
practiso de Ia question, han presentado
los comerciantes franceSeS, los mejo-
res Olientes ingleses. Este acuerdo en-
tire productores y clientes ha hecho cir
cular mucho orc, mientras que los dos
paises Sc juzgaban el hijo de una con-
vencion de arbitraje.
Parecfa impossible que pudiese ha-
cerse aun la cosa mejor, pero no es to-
do. Mr.. d'Estaurnelles, el eminente 6
infatigable jefe de los franceses pacih-
cos, ha resue1to el problema de la paz
universal, al menos te6ricamente. Exis.
ten en- Ell Paramentp frances dos 8 tres
cientos senadores y diputados, enemi :
gos de Ia guerra.
En- el parlamento irgles estcs Sc
encuentran tambien pOr eentenas. N.
d Estaurnelles, ha resuelto y ha conse-
guido reunir todos estos amigos de la
paz, para communicates ell horror de Ia
matanza cruel y est6plda de los campos
de batalla y el deseo de una tranquil :
dad perp<tua. Pdr consiguiente, los
miembros de Ia Camara de los lords
han decidido pasar Ell canal y hacen
una vista sus compafieros franceses.
Los diputados ingleses pasar4n una se-
mana en- Francia.
Muchos festejos Sc preparan para
rccibir corporation tan importante. Fl
2y saldrzn de L6ndfes 4 las 2 de Ia tar
de, llegando Paris a las 9 de Ia mo-
che. A las 10 habrz recepcion ca 81
Parlamento.
AL dia sigtaiente, las ii de Ia ma
fiana, los diputados franceses iran al
Hotel Continental para conocer sus
colegas ingleses. A LAS ? y media ha-
bra una reception en- Ia Czmara de los
diputados, q las en- el Senado y las
en- ei Eliseo.
Por Il nocbe IN gran banquete en- el
Grand Hotel. AL final habra discursos
de Comhcs, Waldelk Rousseau, Ber-
thelot y Jaurks , seran contestados por
William HondsWorth de la C4mara de
los Comunes , por los lords Brassey J
Avcbuxy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04

no le consideran demente, adm cuando
Sc observa en- 81 cierta debilidad inte-
lectusl, producida quizas por los sufri-
mientos fisicos.
81 case de Prudencio San Sebastian
llama poderosamente Ia atenci6n del
|pdblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04
E Concerto de
la Sta. PaoIi
REVISTA MUSICAL

Grande era la expectation por
oir, despues de una larga au-
sencia q la eminente soprano
puertorriquefa senorita Amalia
Paoli, y por ESQ viose Ell teatro
en- la noche del sabado bastante
concurrido, siendo la mayoria
del p1blico ALI congregado, in
teligente en- el divino arte de la
mi1sica.
De la voz de la sefiorita Paoli,
todos los elogios que podamos
hacer de ella son pocos. Buena
escuela de canto y una gran afl-
nacion sin discrepaDcia aIguna,
pero notamos ST, la falta de ejer-
cicio, por cuyo motive al pasar
de la cuerda media a la aguda 8
viceversa. sc veia Ell esfuerzo de
la cantante. En- ella 10 mismo
que en- su senior hermano el te-
nor Antonio Paoli, 10 que mas
hay que admirar, es la buena
escuela de canto.
De la orquesta no querem os
hablar, puesto que todo 10 que
de ella podamos decir esta de-
mas. La eterna "Pavana', la
invariable sinfonia del "Poeta Y
Aldeano", y el intermezzo y si-
ciliana de la "Cavallerfa Rusti-
cana" son obras oidas centena-
res de veces por nuestro p1bli-
co. para que pudiesen ser NAL
inteTp1etadas. Ahora, en- GUAM
to a orquesta para acompa1ar
una artista, bien sea de opera,
bien sea de zarzuela. no 10 es,
pues a exception hecha de tres
de los m1sicos que la compo-
nian, (flauta, violin concertino
IL bajo), los demas son unos
appendices que contadas veceS
Sc habran visto en- trance tan
apurados como Ell de la noche
del sabado y ESQ 10 podemos de-
|cir a conciencia. pues durante
la temporada de la compafiia de
zarzuela Union Artistica' los
hemos podido juzgar. No hay
mas que tres miisicos repetimos,
|los demas tienen mucho, mucho
|que aprender antes de sentarse
delante de un atril con las pre-
|tensiones que 10 hacen. Podrian
hacer algo mas 81 no fuera por
tan pretenciones.
No sabemos por que motive
| fue suspendido el concerto de
|anoche. al que augurabamos un
lleno, & pesar de repetir la or
questa por centesima vez la sin-
fonia, Ia pavana & intermezzo.
cREScEND0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04
Francia
Noviembre. 2Sde 1908.

81. Director del
BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
Sc van 4 llevar 4 cabo en- Lorient,
7ntcresantes pruebas, para darse cuenta
d los efectos causados por los cafones
de tiro rzpido sobre las torres de los
acorazados, de IN espesor de II cent? :
metros.
Algunos o6ciales y artilleros de ma
xina, sc meterzn en- Ia torre, la cual
.erz desmontada y conducida al poligo-
no de Graves, en- donde dispararan
1obre ella un obris con cation de tiro
x<pidc. Los o6ciales podran constatar
s q interior los efectos producidos por
Il chO4ue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04
CRONICA
Ell MoNUMENTo

No es idea propia; Ia volc6 Mariana
de Cavia en- mis- sesos al inic,ar. con
hermoso artfculo. Ia fiesta del "Qui-
iote"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04

"a tratado de comercio entire Fran
cia 6 Italia Sc firmara dentro de algu-
nos diss y sera identico al que exlste
entrc Francia Inglaterra.
Durante los diez primeros meses del
esrriente afio, el comercio franco-ita-
liano sc elev6 4 2s5 millones y medic
de frances de los cuales I45 milIones
representan el valor de las mercancfas
cxportadas de Francia y 100 millones
las importadas de Italia. Con el nue.
20 tratado, estaS cifras aumentaran
ssnsiblementc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04


Rarisien" de Paris abri6 un concurso
original en- ell cual han touado parte
m million trescientos mil lectores. Ell
prCblema que tenfa resolverse era el
3iguiento. Dadas las medidas exterio .
res de una botella averiguar cuantos
granoS de trigo contiene hasta una cier-
"a altura tambien dada y el peso de
dicho trigo. La botella en- question
Euk llenada ante una concurrencia nu-
Maercsa por dos nifios. En- seguida Ia
bptella convenientemente lacrada. fue
encerrada on una GAIA de hierro del
cG<difp Lyomais.
Los premioS eran 10000. de un valor
de 500 mil frances 6 Glen mil duros,
siendo Ell primero de $4,000 frances.
Una vez que el concNrso fue terminado,
ze cOntaron los granos que contenfa la
50tella y Sc pesaron estos cridadosa-
msnte. Resulto que habfa 5o588 gra :
nos de trigo y kg 500 de peso. Ell
primer premio de 5000 pesos 10 gano
nm Obrero llamado Varesi, el cual Sc
1irvi6 de una botella de carton cons
tra1ida con arreglo las medidas dadas
por el peri6dico.
Con motive de Ia acogida que la te-
uidO dicho concurso de la parte del p1-
bilcO, muchos peri6d;cos han imitado la
idea del "Petit Parisien", antre otros
el peri6dico lie Journal, el cual ha
alberto I'm concurso llamado sel litro
ds orc" identico al del "Petit Parisien
60 cuanto Ia idea pero diferenci An
ddse en- que en- vez de grano de trigo
so.amente, hay trigo y alpiste y en- que
q primer premio es de $4,000 pesos,
dOble que el del "Petit Parisien".
~.
Les reyes de Italia, de regreso de
Iondres, llegaron Cherbourg, 4 bordo
del yate real Victoria and Albert
Eneron recibidos pOr las autoridades.
Los Soberanos al desembarcar Sc diri-
gieron hscia Ia sala de espera. 81
Yice-alnirante frances NJ. Touchard,
Ofreci6 Ia reina un magnffico bouquet
de crquides de crisantemos y de lilas
banda con una larga cinta "moirte'
fernando Ia bandera italiana con las
iniciales de Ia reiua bordadas en- oro
( Du funcionario ofreci6 al rev, en-
nombre de Ia Compafifa de los ferro-
carriles del Ocste, I'm cesto de flores.
M. Pastel ofreci6 Ia reina an cesto de
N6res tambien acompa ffado de un mag
nlfco album con las vistas de Cher
b1urg.
Los reyes subieron al coche real y el
fren Sc puso en- narcha 4 los acofdes
del hinno nacional italiano y de los vi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-04
PARIS

Noviembre % de 1905
sefior Director del
Enr r.rrHT Mwpr, h1sFrrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

meeting will he hello this evening az St Joseph's
HAIL Colu-nbus-ave. and one-hundred-and-twenty-
eevonlh-st BY the Cnited Irish League. horror OF
Conor O. Kelly. Irish ervo. and representative Of
the Irish Parliamentary party. who has Just I'm
ished tour q the Ncw-F land States. Speeches
viii be made by NJ OKelly John Pur-oy Mitchell
y. Egan and others.
The llsth annual dinner Of St Georges Society
OF Nevy-York viii be held at Delnonieos, Fifth
ave and Fsogty-fourth-st.. on Saturday ?. m.
The speakers viii be the Bishop Of Long Island
Afajor General Corbin Elijah r. Kennedy and
others.
AT q meeting OF the board OF managers Of the
American Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals held on Thursday. William NJ. X Olcott
was unanimously eiecte3 member OF the board
A dinner VIII be given al Delmonico's satur-
Gay. April 30. at p. m. by the Illinois Society.
FOR Melville +. Stone, general manager OF The As
ISOLATED Press. The dinner is given TO Mr.. Stone
IN recognition OF HIS services 10 the newspaper
world of two continents. TO celebrate his election
as president OF the society and TO commemorate the
society's change OF name from the Chicago Society
Of Acw-York . the Illinois Society OF New-YorK.
A reception and entertainment 20 aid the McGlynn
statue fund VIII be held in the M-rray fIiI Lyceum
on "Wednesday evening AT o'cIock The WORK
Letter Carriers Band and the Actors Union Of
America ain h~p snf>rtsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
SAILED.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool April l5-Arriyed. steamers syivania Obj
New-YoTk: sailed steamer Cevic CBr). clarke New
Southampton April 1e-sailed. St Louis Jami-
son. New York via Cherbourg land passed Hurst Cas-
Lizard. april &c 1910 m-Pqs.ed: steamers Bordeaux
kins. %York for Dunkrk i''''' 'S-A '''''
Shields April 15-salled. steamer Celia Obj. Dexter
London. April i6~saiIed steamer Mesabs Csr) Tubh
Glasgow. April l5-Arived. steamer Columbia Obj. Bs1
cania (3r) Watt, NewYork for Liverpool land pro
fSe% yspool for Ssq ss''' ARAB ' Hayes
Ganteii Ns~-Yofk: sailed steamer HeFis DAM
Bremen. April 10. D m-sailed. steamer Barbaro-.u
Antwerp. April 10. m-sailed, steamer Finland.
O''f5d% 5R Ag5 iS sssd steamer Amsterdam
cherbourg April ie COS m-sailed. steamer st Louis
Hsvre. April l6 10 n-sailed. steamer Ia savoie Fr.
cadiz April i6-Arrived. Calvo SPAN
CASTILLO. New-YoFk for Genoa and Naples
utan Galietto Genoa and Naples for New-York.
Naples P For Fnss m sae f" seame a e e 81
Geneva dtaD. Galietto. New-York; 18th. Lombardia
PALERMO ADrii io-saed steamer Neapoiitan Prince r,
Alsers April is-ssied. Elixir oBr, for New
Port said Apgn IoAIriysS steamer coms5ic CBr,. Nc
su a kpT i6kr r steamer s%a1i & pobbe.
runs Rp an aa & Barn
den MswYgT via A Asamsr e ci, ii Palermo
CurraTfno from Genoa. etc). New-York.
1eixoe~. April 1I-Saied. Patria (PorD Har-
barts, New-YoTk.
Bnrhados April li-Saled, steamers Hldebraad CBr).
Jones from New-York). Para; Sailor Prince CBr).
Jones 6from Santos). New-York.
Matanzas April Is. m-Sailed. steamers Korona
(BrD Carmichael from ST Thomas. etc). New-Yorl:
Z N. Fontabelle dsrI. Mann drom st Thomas),
New-York.
Bermuda. April 1e-sailed steamer Trinidad CnD.
Fraser, New-York
Yokohsma April ie-Arrived previously. steamer II
berius Ger. Unrah New-York via Hong Kong,
Hong Kong April l6-Arrved previously. steamer CLAW
erly fBrj. New-York Singapore,
suma CBr,. Chubb. New-York via Singapore Manila.
etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

IRVING PLACE THEATRE Evenings a 8 20.
Farewell Recommendation Christians
Mon. and Tues. Last Times "ZAPFENSTREICH"
(TATTOOb; Wed. NATHAN DER WEISE"; Thurs
Moser's Farce, .KRIEG IN FRIEDEN"; Friday.
DER PFARRER Won EIRCHFEID": Ssturda,,
Matinee and Evening 'KRIEG I'M FRIEDEN."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
BOYS SCARE WOMEN WITH TOY GUNS.
Hold Them Up in Front of Thestre-Pistols
Loaded with Scented Water.

Two boys caused excitement and frightened two
women almost into mysteries in front OF the Bon
Ton Theatre. Jersey City last night. by each pre-
sentinF a pistol the women and ordering them
70 hold Up their hands. Detective Bennett caught
one OF the boys Herbert Wilson. fourteen years
ola OF 40. ~ Fourth-st The pistol was one that
discharges liquid and filed with scented
water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
MAJESTIC
| WIZARD OF or
MONTGOMERY and STONE
to rgneh Edge & Co. with md,. Arrived the Bar a,

to Funch Edye Co. with mdse Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer pretoria GER. Schroeder. Hamburg April .
B6uoEne and Plymouth ~, 70 tns nasaneers ana
mdse. Arr!yed at the Bar at 7:3o m -, -,
ana Nanies m 10 ! " Flwell q Co with $50 steerage
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at $50 m
horn 20 and Naples 81 Henderson Bros with passen
Steamer Columbia CGcrl Behrens Naples April and
Genoa {. the Hamburg American Line win % cabin
ana the e' Bn s'F at 80 'a'i n
Steamer Capri Gen. schuldt Santos March H. Bar
with passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Lampasas. Staples Galveston April I. via
Brunswiek H. 10 u Mallory Co. with passengers ana
steamer Nacoochee. Lewis. Savannah April 49, TO the
Ocean SIS Co with passengers and mdse Passed Quar-
steamer Burgundia Gp Buhe st Pierre April and
Philadelphia - EIwell Co. in ballast. Arrived
steamer Hawaiian. Deano. Philadelphia April ~ TO
the American Hawaiian SIS Co. ballast. Passed in
old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdse
Passed QuaTsn1t5ine at gao E m. eo,,,,,o ~, char.
bourg April the International Mercantile Marine Co;
l5s cabin and $50 storage passengers mails and
steamer Fianqria Ger; Bode savanilla. 70 the Ham
burg American Line with passengers and mdse Passed
in sandy Hook At 9:s7 p m ,,,,u, ,..,,,r.s,
moderate breeze; clear.
Steamers Umbria Gn: Liverpool; Minnehaha CBr,.
London St Paul cheTRGGrg and
sBr, Glasgow; Victoria IBr: norfolk George FSrwelL
pha: Gordon Castle drl port Natal and Deagoa Bay
P BTsS efG Tpo or & Phiisdepha Pretoria &
bermuda Trope I8r.; Monteyideo; Bgenos Ayres etc
Haytien: Moro Castle Havana: Allegheny Ger. kings
Prince CBrl Pernambuco Santos. etc: Monroe Norfolk
Ger Hamburg: Navahoe. Wilmington ana GeOrgetown
L0TRT s Matabsa eto T Of Augusta es S
vannah: Poeasset dr Algers. Malta. Venice. etc Den
Mara Kob CGerl. Pensacola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York. Saturday, April 1e. 1904.
ARRIVED

Steamer Csinpsnis CBrl. Pritchard IIverroo, Al, q
and oueensto~n 10 20 the cunard Co Ia with az
cabin and 80 steeraEe mails ana rnd.s
the Bar at 1851 a m ~ 'N "'use- AT
Philadelphia. Sosthar,,o,
bourg April 8. 10 the International Mercantile Msrs, .
Island &:O5 =. f'~
Steamer Aibano Gen. Kudenhold HssuSurr March M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. APRIL Is.
TUESDAY. APRIL 10.


Line Malls close.
sa-hsonFiie. Nayoe. ------- 800 m
S0N' -N0r1o.k old Dosninioa-.- 800 ? m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
West Twenty-third Street
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 6-21 Sunset s:sOlMOon sets sss Moon, ar.
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook Island $40 E5su Cat. ,o..o
PM-Ssndy Hook s<7 Gov. aei! cato ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
oPoLITAN oPERA HOUSE.
Under the direction OF Mr.. Heinrich Conried
LAST PERFORMANCES

nv MARRIiNSSGG DIES SIR HEEGiTESSS
Tomorrow Aft: at 2:3o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Weed, SeyBard Ralph: BurgstAil-r. Van
Rooy Dippe Goritz. Reiss. Gourmet Blass Conductor
Wed Aft April 90 at 1:30 wALKUERE.-rernina
Fremstad Homer: Kraus. Van Rooy, Blass Cond Motel
Fri. Aft, April %. at 130. SIEGFRIED-Gadski
Walker. Lemon; Kraus Van Rooy. Reiss Gorits.
Sat Morning April % at 30. Special Matinee Of
wAGNERS "P RSIFAL."
Ternna Jacoby Burgstaller. Van Rooy. Blass, Gortx
Journet Reiss Muhmann Conductor. Hertz
Mon Aft. April IS, ct 80, GOETTERDAEMMERUNC
-Ternina, Weed. Homer; Kraus, Blsss Muhlmann Con
tuctor. Hertz
Boxes Box others on sale
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

Liverpool April 15-Arrived. steamers sylvania CBn
Dunnlng. Boston; 18th. Armenian (Br, Bartlett.
New-York: sailed. steamer Cevic (Br). Clarke New
York
Southampton April 16-Saed. Louis Jami-
son. NewYork via Cherbourg land passed Hurst
rIe l-3u mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

.Brings mail
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Wheat Fed Pork

Idaho Falls: A small shipment Of
cured meat sent out by the Idaho Falls
Packing company few days ago
probably made the members of that
company feel better than many larger
shipments have done. Mr.. VIM. Fra
zier, a prominent business man of
Omaha, sent an order to the Idaho Falls
aPcking company, for a hundred
pounds of smoked ham for use in his
own family, stating that he preferred
the wheat-fed product. OF course he
could have purchased all the hams he
wanted In Omaha, as that city contains
several large packing houses which
send out a polished product all over
the intermountain west at high price,
but most all the hogs killed in those
packing houses are fattened on corn.
1t is pleasing to note that some people
at least appreciate the superiority Of
the wheat-fed product.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Wants q Fruit Fair

Kendrick: meeting Of the Busi-
ness Mems association was called for
Wednesday afternoon to considers the
matter of holding a Fourth Of July
celebration or fruit fair in the fall. A
large number of our business men re-
sponded to the call and took up the
matter In an earnest manner. ]. l.
Mitcham was elected chairman and ID.
B. Macintosh secretary. The matter
of Fourth OF July celebration was
then taken up under motion made by
Howard and thoroughly discussed.
The motion was withdrawn after the
discussion and q motion made by G. w.
Suppiger that the chair appoint a COM
mittee to canvas the town and ascer-
tain the wishes OF the citizens as to
their desire for fruit fair or celebra-
tion was carried.
The chair appointed as this commit
tee, q. W. Suppiger. A. c. White and
Fred Beckwith. the committee to report
to the association Friday afternoon,
May 20. In the town hall.
This committee Is now hard at work
and the general sentiment seems to be
In favor of a fruit fair rather than a
celebration.
II we can get competent man to
superintend the affair, let us have the
fair by all means.
Z . IS
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Didn't Like Free Speech

St. Anthony: The Peak suggested a
couple of weeks ago that the town
council import an ignorant Irishman
and put him on the village police force.
This suggestion was made with all due
respect to the IRISH for the editor is
Irish, his wife and mother in-law are
Irish: but low and behold there are ig-
norant Irish" right here at home who
took exceptions to the suggestion"
took out their ads and stopped their
papers, It is generally conceded that
the Irish, after studying the American
customs and becoming American cftf-
zens. are the most enlightened class Of
who come to this country.
The American born Irfshman pays no
attention to Jokes on the "Irish." nor
does the newcomer from Cork" but
there are very few VINO should sever
their allegiance to the United States
and return to their native soil where
under the careful tutorshfp Of some
poor Ignorant Irishman they may be-
come fnoculated with at least common
horse sense.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Here's q Pessimistic View

Emmett: A prominent Emmett citi-
zen and property holder. firmly believes
that the time is not far distant, when
Idaho and other Western states. will
come to grief. He takes the stand that
Idaho was intended to always remain
a barren waste of land, home Of buff
falo, bear and other wild beasts. Man
has penetrated into this desert, re-
claimed land through irrigation, built
prosperous towns and cities and have
to a great extent, driven away the larg-
er animals of the beast kingdom. The
development has just commenced and
when the limit is reached. something
terrible will occur. He says God will
not always permit man to inhabit and
hold land intended for a desert and
wilderness and that his wrath will fall
upon all those who have taken part In
it's reclamation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
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Nampa: F. J. Conroy: general man
ager Of the New Century exploration
and Investment company. with head
quarters at chicago. returned Sunday
from three months visit at that city
and other points east. He has been on
business connected with the companies
properties at Atlanta and Black War
rior.
When asked what. II any. Improve
ment would be made at the mines this
year. Mr.. Conroy said: I'VE win in
stan new Elspass mills at our mines
this summer. and hope to get them up
by July I. We will have to take the
machinery in from Mountainous. a
distance OF eighty-five miles. and it will
be something of a task. as the machfn-
cry viii have to be unloaded from
wagons at Rocky Bar. then loaded on
70 skids and dragged the balance OF the
way"
Asked how many stamps the min
would represent, Mr.. Conroy said
there would be fifteen stamps and
have a capacity of from 50 to 50 tons
per day."
Mr.. Conroy said that times were very
DUH east in consequence Of the APP
preaching presidential election. and
that money was little tight.
Mr.. Conroy win leave for the mine,
soon. aa s