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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
CAPTAIN GETS OFF EASY.
Commander of Boyarin Was Congrat
uIated on His Courage.

ST. PETERSBCRG. April 23.-The
naval court martial of the captain OF
the cruiser Boyarin, partially destroy
ed by a mine near Port Arthur on
February 18th, brought sensational
facts to light. The testimony showed
that the day before the cruiser struck
the mine the Boyarin was engaged in
a duel in a fog with another ship off
Dalnv. Both We're damaged. The
fight was stopped when the discovery
was made that the Boyarins opponent
was the mine transport 1enisel WhIcf
later was sunk by mine. on the
latter occasion the BOyarin withdrew
without attempting to save the crew
of the Yenisei. Then the Boyarin
struck a mine. her crew was landed
and the ship drifted to shore.
The captain produced a letter from
the dovager empress of China con-
graduating him on his courage in saw
ing the crew of his vessel on which
account the court, merely Withdrew
permission to serve in the future.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
WOMAN SAVES THREE MEN,
Heroine Rescues the Members of >
Yachting Party Whose Boat
Had Capsized.

ROCHESTER,, April 25.-With the
wind blowing gale and wave after
wave breaking to sink her frail craft
Mrs. May Heifer, in a row boat. res
cued yachting party of three men
from death on the lake.
The hotel keeper. George Dodson.
accompanied by his son and another
Young man, started out last night t.
try their newly purchased sIoop yacht
echo. It capsized and they cIung to
the overturned craft and shouted for
help.
Mrs. Heifer. needing neither rough
water nor darkness. put off in her
husbands fishing boat to the rescue
The boat was tossed around like a
chip by the waves. but Mrs Heifer
only bent to her work the harder
and after a half hours rowing reached
the wreck.
She arrived just in the nick Of time
as young DodsOn. chilled through by
his long exposure, had lost conscious
ness and was being supported by his
father. whose strength was rapidly
leaving him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
ANTI-FORElGN AGITATION.
Several Europeans Killed by Chinese
Brioands.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 25.-NoVa
Vremya today quotes the Shuntyang
Shibaya of Pekin as stating that anti
foreign agitation in northern China
is growing. being carried on actively
by brigands. Seven foreigners have
been killed near Tien Tsin. Trouble
also occurred at Lonanfu in Shansf
province. Shundefu in Pechili prov
ince and in several other places y
French merchant and Signor Poma.
an Italian road engineer. have been
killed. \ desperate fight is reported
in the disturbed district in which 20
Europeans are said to have been mas
sacred The authorities ave tele-
ar7phed to Pe1ine for reinforcements
to suppress the bri@0nds,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
r. R. BUILDING IN NORTHWEST.
Less Active Than 1t Has Been Since
Since 1897 Canadian North
erns Part.

NEW YORK, April 25-Railroad
building in the American northwest is
less active than it has been since 1897.
Its great systems are out of the rail
and fittings market. Northern Pa
cific is stated to have Cancelled re-
Gently contract for delivery of TO-
900 tons of rails.
The only projects of magnitude pro-
500 line extension, under way: the
500 line extension, unler way; the
new line from the twin cities to the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
Plot to ASA ssinate Loubet.

code dispatch from Rome reporting
an attempt to assassinate President
Loubet. The plot was discovered and
frustrated. A similar code of mes
sages has reached prominent finan-
ciers of the bourse. The Paris cor
rasnondent of Tageblatt also wires re-
norts of an attempt to assassinate
Ioubet had reached there. The Ital-
ian censorship suppressed the direct
news.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
INSTRUMENT FILED
Deed Conveying Betz Brewery Placed
on Record.

In the county auditors office today
a deed was filed by Jacob Betz which
conveyed to the Jacob Betz Brewing
company lots / and 2, of block Is, of
the Original town of Walla Walla, the
north 80 feet of the west half of lot
of block IA; 80 feet front on Alder
street and 50 feet on Third street, to-
gether with all buildings and appur-
tenances thereon. The consideration
is s175,O0O.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
Hungarian Parliament Prorouued.

VIENNA, April 25.-The Hungar-
ian parliament was prOrOgued by
royal decree this morning in order to
obtain free hand for Count Tisza.
premier in dealing with the striking
railway men. During the rioting at
Flee7 S~n1ay a peasant knocked a
sword from the hand Of Captain Hus-
sars and a corporal promptly Glove
the peasants head
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25

head of the lakes. projected but not
set surveyed in full: the Mills road
through the mountains from Whatcom
10 Spokane, which will never be built
and the Snake River Valley road
which will be built when Hartman
md Hill get together again.
OF these. the 500 line extension is
the most important. When completed
it will receive the bulk of the business
low turned over by the Canadian Pa
cifc at the boundary to the Hill roads.
IS building is therefore. inimical to
he Hill interests and has been met
Dy the substitution of a route via
Canadian Northern for Hill business
between the twin cities and the north.
Lately there has been talk of competi-
tive building on the part of Great
Northern. but it is considered improb-
able in Northern Securities quarters
that any such building Will actually
It pat Illlo tiIttl NlCIl competitive
Ines could injure the 500 line. but
would not be good earners of revenue
themselves.
The project to build from the twin
cities to the lakes is considered here
4 Mackenzie Mann project, designed
only to secure from Great Northern.
OMAHA and other lines share of ex-
change freight which these roads were
not willing to give Canadian Northern
until they saw that the latter intended
70 build into the twin cities and bid
for the traffic at its fountain head. The
bluff worked, and Mr. Hill announced
lis new traffic arrangement with the
Canadian Northern. If this is the cor
never be built.
The Mills project in the far north
west is halted indefinitely. In case
The Hill road buys Bellingham Bay
the extension to Spokane will never
BE made Instead. the road will prob
ably be carried eastward a few miles
into the valley of the Nooksack river
for the development of the agricul
tural resources of that country and
1ecome feeder Of the nCrtrern eX
.-uefon Of Great Northern ana North
ern Pacific.
Almost the same words will apply
% Seattle & Northern. Monte Cristo
ana the eastern branches of Seattle &
international. All these lines are con-
troIle1 by Northern Pacific and Great
Northern. and viii be gradually eN-
tended as traffic demands for service
in the interior make the extension
worth while.
With co-operation between the Hill
ana Hartman interests. the Snake
liver project will become real' In the
meantime no other interest can afford
20 build it.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
No More Battleships.

WASHINGTON. April 25-Durtng
the consideration of the naval appro-
priation bill Hale. chairman of the
committee on naval affairs of the sem
ate. declared that in the light of recent
events in the far east it is not advis-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
Turk sand Greeks Have Fight.

ATHENS. April 25.-An affray be
tween Turkish gendarmes and Greeks
is reported from Smyrna in which
was slightly wounded. Serious COM
plications may ensue A Greek squad
ron has sailed for Smyrna.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
indiana
REPUBLICANS
State Convention Will As
Semb|e Tomorrow.
FOUR CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
Fairbanks Will Not Be Endorsed for
Vice President-Wants Some
thing Bigger.
FOUR CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 25.-
The republican state convention will
begin its sessions tomorrow and the
iobbies of The principal hotels are al
ready the scenes of political activ-
ity, particularly that of the Denison
house. where the candidates have
their headquarters. Besides select
ing Notwithstanding and aternates
TO the Chicago convention. the con-
vention Will nominate candidates for
governor and lieutenant governor
and other state officers down to su-
preme court judges.
The contest for nominations on the
state ticket is one of the most inter-
esting and at the same time one of
the most complicated that Indiana has
seen in years. Even the best posted
politicians that thronged the Hobbies
of the Denison and English's hotel to-
lay We're unwilling to make predic-
ll"n on the personnel OF the state
! ticket. except that part of it that is
not contested There are four candi-
dates in the race for the gibernator-
i2l nomination. Named in the order
# their Supposed strength they are
! J. Frank Hanly. w. l.. Taylor, Judge
William l. Penfield and Warren &.
Savra.
Hanly Of Tippecanoe county, has
not been prominent in Indiana politics
very many yeers. but since he made
his advent he has moved at a pace
that has distanced many of the old
-froere i'm the popular eve. He is a
LAWYER hv profession and entered pol
tics as a diversion. In the race for
the grhernatoriaI nomination he leads
Nv > nose ". I. Tavlor. of this city.
TayIor has been attorney genera, Of
the state for forr years and is widely
and fayorahlv known among repub-
1cans Of Indiana. Like HanIv he is a
LAWYER and man of popular pres
erca
Judge PonfaId. whose candidacy
did NOT annear to cut much figure
aar1v in the game, has forged to the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
RUSSIANS REGAIN COURAGE
PORT ARTHUR STRENGTHENED
The Soldiers and Citizens Now Regard the Place mabe May Not
Have Crossed the YaHept Of Court Martial on the Loss Of RUSSIAN
Cruiser Commander Produces Sensational Evidence

! children gambol about in the streets.
} The confidence of the people has been
restored. The entrance to the har-
Dor remains open.
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sion that Steinburg is striving to gain
the american governments appropa
ton instead of resoluteIy protecting
the interests of the Fatherland."
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Denies the Report.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 25-Gen-
eral Plug. chief of staff at Port
Arthur denies the report that the
Japanese have crossed the Yalu.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25
kino and Queen Go to Ireland.

LONDON, April Fixing Edward
and Queen Alexandra left for Ireland
this morning.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-25

President Confers With Gov. Odell.
WASHINGTON. April 25.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Governor Odell of
New York conferred this morning.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10
Fl tempo J las COSechaS
DE LA ULTIMA SEMANA

Durante la semana Ultima que ter
min6 Ell 7 del actual Sc han hecho las
siguientes observaciones por la oficina
del tempo
TEMPO. En- la mayor parte de las Sc, =
clones Ia precipitation h& sidO inuch0 mas
de 10 necesaria. De la division s. informan
que las lluvias han sido ligeras & insuficien-
ties. Los prOmedios do la llnvia por divi-
stones fuerOn los siguientes: Division N,
SO pulgadas; division E., O.64 de pull
gada; division s., O26 de pulgada; diyi.
sion D., l. 30 pnlgadas; Vieques, OLA de
pulgada. La cantidad mayor one han in.
tornado, 2.6j pulgadas, ocnrri6 en- Cidra:
la uenOr, O-O9 dc pnlgada, ocurriO en-
Guayama. La temperature mas alta que
Sc ha registradO, SO 2, Ocurri6 en- Central
Aguirre, Inans Dias y Las Marfas; la
MAS bsja, As 9 Ocurri6 en- COrozal.
cosEcHAs. 6igne 10 mOlienda. En-
dOnde la precipitation no Ia sidO exesiva,
Sc est6 obteniendO una buena calidad de-
guarApO; en- otros districts Ia calidad del
guarapO no ha mejOTado de una manera
apreciable. Los cafetos estkn horecend0
muy bien. Sigue ell corte de tabacO. Los
frntoB men0re1 siguen bien. Sc prepare
una gran extension de terreno para las
sienbrns Dc primavera de arroz, maiz ,
otrps isnfM memories, y ~ Sc he sembrado
Algo: ~ nlgod6n senbssdo eh u vecin-
dad Dc MoroFln epnrentemente ha dado po.
bre resniiado, psfo y peqne1s cantidhd
sembreoa en- II peeinded de- fsebeln polocs
promelef ma boena oe11ehA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10
"EIFiIadeIfia''

Ell vapor americana "Fi1adelfa''
entrado aver procedente de la Guayra
y Curacao. trajo los pasajeros siguien-
ties:
D. Juan Vazquez, Mr.. w. C. War
direll y sus hijas Elisabeth y Margari-
to, Mr., c. Fitzgerald y Srta, Farnham
Juan Moor, Scipion Nasic1, Hebert
P. Vergura y Sra, v 10 pasajeros para
New York.
Embarcaron en- San Juan para New
York.
Mr.. 6, Mrs. J. A. Peck, Robert
Wilson, c. F. Foerman, Mr.. s. Mrs.
F H. Evans, Mr.. c. Isaacs, Mr. M.
Emery, Mr.. s. Mrs Al E Hills, Mr. M.
Donveld, Mr.. K. Kundern, A, w.
Marvin, Henry Reinck, J. Scott, AL
ferd enn. A Esannason, Mrs. SrMiss
c. II. Davis Miss Bunker, Capt. &C
Broome, Miss Begun Mr.. Z. Fi1ld Mr..
w, Penhalldw Mr. F j Hovey Mr.. S
B Holmes, Joseph Nelson Maggie
Allen Jacob Baez, w ] Lee, r. L.
Dougherty.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10
In trabajO de impOrtancia


Nuesto distinguido amigo el Doctor
Lugo Vifia, ha tenido la abilidad
de enviarnos un extenso trabaio de
alta hygiene, estudiando los peligrosos
contagics de la tuberculosis, los me-
dios de propagation que contribuyen
al espantoso desarrollo de la expresa-
da dolencia y prescribe las mas acer-
tadas medidas para difundir los me-
dos que el p1biico tiene 4 su alcance
para evitar los contsgios de Ia tuber-
culosis.
FL trabajo que nos envfa el Doctor
Lugo Vifia, expresamente traducido
para el BoLETIN MERcANTIL, esta re-
dactado en- un estilo llano, sencillo Y
taen como deben ofrecerse al publico
estas trascsndentales y capitalisimas
cuestiones.
Demas esta e1 recomendar ahora
ia lmporlapcia de esta clsse de artfcu-
los. n encarece Ia necesidad que tie
ne el'pueblo de enterarse de ellos.
In "a octava plana insertamos hoy
Ia primera parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10
prepaPatiYOs J aSitaCi6n
EN- ESPANA
CON motive de la guerra
Pus0-iaponesa

Los perl6dicos de New-York, inser-
tan noticias de interes acerca de los
|preparativos que el gobierno espafiol
|efectua, en- vista de la posibilidad de
|complicaciones internacionales que pu-
diesen ocurrir.
Las notaS mas Salientes, dicen:
'"eg1n I'm despacho de Madrid al
''Tageblatt" de 6erlfn, e1 gobierno
frances ha notifcado al espafiol en-
confanza planes secretos del ingles
para arrebatar porciones de territorio
espafiol en- case de guerra, que esta
es la raz6n por la cual Espafia esta en-
viando tropas las Islas Canarias, Ca
licia, Costa Africana y vecindad de
Gibraltar. Afiadese que el gobierno
frances aconsejo Sc forrifcasen ciertos
|puntos de las costa de Espafia.
Otro deSpacho de Madrid q la Prem
Sa Asociada, fechado el 20, dice que
hay dos regimientoS de infanterfa en-
Pamplona y otros dos en- San Sebas-
tiah. con ordenes de salir inmedista-
mente para las Islas BaleareS, Y que ell,
general Linares, ministro de la Cue
IRA. ha mandado regresar Sus regi-
mlentos todoS a los Soldados que esten
con icencia y que no Sc licencie a los
que cumplen en- I {. de Mario.
EStas medidas, agrega Ell despacho,
han motivado considerable agitacion
en- Espaf1a, sin que hayan podido car
maria las negatives oiciales de que
estos movimientoS obedecfan a insi-
nuacioneS de cierta potencia europea,
slendo de preSumir que Francia, eSta
avlsando Espafia de las supuestas in
tenciones de Inglaterra en- case de esta.
liar una guerra continental. Ell movi-
miento de tropas al compass de los ru-
mores, pueden mas en- la opinion pti-
blica que las negatives otcialeS,
Quien debe hallarSe I'm POGO atosi-
gado eS Ell gobierno, teniendo que ase-
gurar a uno que al ejercer el deber de
neutralidad con un buque russo en- Ca
nariaS no obedece 4 insinuaciones de
lnglaterra, y otros que las medidas
de Seguridad tomadas que Sc tomen
no han sido aconsejadas por Francia.
Y divagando sobre las causas del
panico reinante en- la Peninsula iberi-
Ca por el sezgo que pudieran tomar los
acontecimientoS hace las declaracioneS
siguientes un diario espafiol de gran
prestigio en- los U, S.
"En la Ohcina Extranjera IngleSa, v
y en- la embaJada espafiola, que esta
particularmente al corriente de los mo-
v1mientos de las cancillerfas europeas,
hay la creencia de que ninguns otra
nacion de Europa, y Espafia menos
que todas, Sc veran envueltas en- ell
confiicto; Espafia, por su parte, no
teniendo interes directo nj indirecto
en- las cuestiones que Sc ventilan. F.
nalmente, en- cfrculos o6ciales ingleses
no Sc advierte ninguna probabilidad
de complication europes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10
Un etafuertorriquenO
EN- MEJICO

Tomandolo del "Correo Espafiol'' de
Nejico, publica nuestro colega "El
.Aguilla", un extenso artfculo que sus-
cribe el insigne poeta mejicano Juan
de Dios Peza, consagrado estudiar la
personalidad poetica del laureado vate
Ferdinand R. Cestero, uno de nuestros
mas distinguidos colaboradores.
Ell viejo poeta mejicano conoce las
intimidades de La vida, virtuosa y en-
vidiable, del vate puertorriquefio, y esa
investigation, ese presentimiento que
mas seguramente es este, lie sirve para
llenar inspirados parrafos de su artf-
culo admirable.
Nuestro fecundo y aplaudido cola
borador acaba de recibir un APPLAUSE
lleno de competencia, un APPLAUSE que
vale mas que todas las ovaciones ruiz
dosas de la claque de alquiler.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10

buciones directaS sobre el valor de ese
capital traen inevitab1emente la fuga
del nismo y la perturbation mas pro-
funda del ORGANISING econ6mico de los
pueblos.
Que en- tanto hay propension a rete-
ner y aumentar ese capital circulante,
en- cuanto no esta sujeto q las inves-
tigacioneS humillantes del Fisco, que,
en- la propiedad mueble revisten fornE
de intolerables y vejatorias. 4
Que es muy prudente, en- los pafses
en- que escasea el dinero y porconse-
cuencja de la crisis desaparecen Ell
|credito y las transacciopGs bssadas
en- la confanza, no ahuyemtar el dine
70, maxine cuando /el POGO dine :
70 que esta en- 1oS%bancos, porque
no hay desgraciadarhente donde colo
carlo con relativa/ /seguridad, no perci-
be interes, qlae en- Europa ell dinero
en- cuenta corriente nj en- ninguna otra
forma, esta sujeto a contribution y
ademas< <gana intereses.
VeKpues, Ell sefior Wil1oughby 81
la disposition que comentamos favore-
celia multiplication de la riqueza mo-
Aliaria y la concurrencia de capita1es,
| que va, por las causas m1ltiples que
hemoS examinado, Sc aparta de eSta
isla una muy honesta y jrstifcadf-
sima distancia.
Y yea 81 es Ell medic de 1evantar q
la industria y al comercio de Ia pos
tracion en- que Sc hallan, reducir Ell
margen, va miserable, de sus bene6-
clos, que es 10 que constituye su estf-
mulo y su razon de ser, q cifras de
verdadero efecto emigratorio.
ES ocioSo decjr que la propiedad
mueble Sc la dan tambien taSada al
propietario, y que este solo puede uti-
liar, 10 mismo que en- La otra clase de
propiedad, Ell recurso del pataleo, como
suprema reclamation que la ley con-
cede aquf a los que padecen la perse-
cucion del Fisco.
Pero hay mas; el Sefior Willoughby,
que es sin duda un gran Tesorero v
un habil artffce de leyes contribute
vas, con el pretexto de decirnoS que
la propiedad mueble sera tasada en-
el municipio en- que La tenga ubfcG3a
lel duefio- fio-importante descubrimiento
d4C oCS I'LL Pd4OCC AO ndC1d Id Icy du-
terror, que en- su mayor parte queda
vjgente-declara eIimtnad0 el articulo
2o7 de esa ley, ell cual artfclilo hablaba
del acto de declarar y motrar el pro-
pietario su propiedad mueble, acto que
Inaturalmente Sc efectuaria en- e1 do
micilio 6 establecimjento; correspon-
diente y en- Sustituci6n de ese articulo,
que agregaba que el propietario de-
clararfa sus deudas y obligaciones
bona fde y que podrfa demostrarlas
con Sus ibros y papeles, fabrica el otro
artfculo.
Ell sefior Willoughby cree preferi-
bic para ell Tesoro, como en- efecto 10
es, que el propietario no pueda alegar
nada en- su favor. y establece senci-
llamente que la propiedad nueble k
seyd fasada a su propietario.
ES verdad que Ell propietario puede
disfrutar la dicha de que 1e sean tasa-
dos sus bienes rnuebles en- Ell Sitio en-
que esten n6ic0d0s 10 cual, saadido q
esta abicGcidn, no es foja prebenda
para un hombre de raza latina 8 un
contribuyente de Puerto-Rico.
Pero la ley no debe dar tampoco
muestras de buen humor, por muy
agradable que lie resulte la vida al
funcionario que la escribe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10
En- Ia Gran Bretana
Sc tiene c0nfianza en- Ia
arnistad de Espaffa

La prensa de Inglaterra esta desa-
rrollando una habil po1ftica de atrac-
cion de los espafio1es, pues convendrfa
contar con el auxilio del Gobierno Es
.panol en- case de declararse la guerra
europea promovida por las difcultades
que pueden presentarse por el conficto
de los Balkanes y La actual lucha ruso-
+japonesa.
Sc deduce que el Rey Eduardo de-
sea lograr la cooperation de Espafia,
por muchas declaraciones que Mr..
Balfour ha hecho en- la Camara de los
Comunes.
Algunos diarios de Londres Sc ex-
|presan sobre los movimientos de Es-
.pana, de La manera que sigue:
"Los motives aducidos para enviar
refuerzos de Espafia las Islas Balea-
res son negados categ6ricamente en-
centros interesados, y la noticia adj
cional de Madrid sobre que la Gran
Bretafa intenta posesionarse de terri
torio espafiol 81 estalla una guerra no
tiene la menor semblanza de posi-
bilidad.
"En estos momentos Espafia y Gran
Bretafia estan a punto de pactar un
tratado de arbitraje, y adn sin este,
sus relaciones diplomaticas son ahora
mas fntimas que 10 han sido en- mu-
chos amos.
"En la embajada espafiola de Lon
dres Sc declare positivamente que los
movimientos de tropas en- Espafa no
obedecieron a avisos de Gran Bretafia
nj de ninguna otra potencia, sino que
fueron precauciones de importan-
cia relativa de aquellas que toda ma
cion tiene que hacer cuando una gran
|potencia Sc We envuelta en- guerra.
Por razon de tener posesiones que, CO.
mo las Baleares y Canarias, Sc hallan
geografcamente situadas en- puntos 4
proposito para promover disputas in
ternacionales, Sc balIa Espafia en- deber
de observar hacer que Sc observer
las leyes de neutralidad."
Ademas de estas manifestaciones
que trascribfmos, Sc declara por otros
periodicos que el mercado conner
cial y bolsa inglesa estan en- buena con-
diciones.
A clio replfcamos que el dfa 20 de
Febrero pasado el consolidate inges
bajo IS 5IS. baja no vista en- una ge-
neraci6n; pero los despachos de esa fe-
cha no indicaban ninguna alteration
en- el mundo polfticc. Inglaterra ha-
cfa preparativos-nunca los habfa he
cho tan completos-pero eran- inica-
mente indicados por el sentido comdn,
y era error de las potencias continen-
tales atribuirlos 4 intenciones agresi-
vas