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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
CONSEJO EXECUTIVE
|9esi0nes de la Enaffana \ y
tarde de hoy

En- Ia ma6ana de hoy el Consejo ce-
|lebr6 session, pronunciando Ell Attorney
General Mr.. Sweet, TN elocuente ra
zonado discurso, que duro dcs horas,
en- defensa del Centro de prisiones que
|trata de suprimirse por Ell bill n1p. IS
|presentado por el sefior Post, para re-
fundir las direcciones de Carload y pri-
stones en- un solo Centre, denominado
Departamento de instituciones de be-
utfcencia p1blica.
Enla tarde de hoy Ell Tesorero Sr.
Willoughby rebatio al Sr. Sweet, de-
fendiendo el bill mum IS, aunque cree
que q riene raz6n en- cuanto sus razo-
namientos jurfdicos, pero no en- las de-
mas razones de su discurso de Ia ma
mana, pues con las refcrmas que Sc pro-
ponen Sc haran economics y adem as
habia una sreorganizacop C mpleta y
una direction metodlca en- ambos ne
goc los.
El sefior Lindsay, lie apoya con uu
discurso leno de citas sobre los proce
|dimientos que Sc isstien en- los Estados
Unidos en- esta cases de irStitucIoues,
Y mantiene el apoyo soble la base d.
consolidation de los tres r, goc1ados de
ISanidad, carload y pris'ores, pero nc
l en- cuanto a que 81 nombre I'm Conf
sionado, presto que cree que no tieneu
at buciones dentro de Ia Ley Foraker
paaa crear un nuevo Departamento.
Cue 81 no quiere fracasarse, que SC
adapten Sxts : :. ..,nte los conseJeros
& Ia c4rta consult cional de Puerto
Rico, Ia ley Forake y que todos deben
colaborar la OBJ que Sc sroPuso 81
senor Foraker. al redactar sa bIt, {
sea ir progresivamente i tando a pais
de Gobierno pro 10, o sea qae baJo uo@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17

base provisional fne aprobado el bill
Foraker.
Propone varias enmiendas al proyec-
70 del Sr. Post, enmiendas tOlas que
Isolam ente en- la forma a:teran el
pr ,yeclo de Ley presentado. Ell sefior'
Gomez Briosn. empieza 4 hablar mani
festando que los Negcciados de Carload
' prisiones 81 n muy desgracjados, pueS
no sabemos que hacer Con ellos. Ex-
nlica los prccedimientos que Sc han re-
ferido desde su organization, que Ia
Io6cina del Comisionado del Interior
parece una ',inclusa" pues todo los ne
gociados organizador Sc le han incor-
rorado. Los negociados de Sanidad, Ca
ridad y prisiones, son en- verdad muy
|desgraciados, estan bailando en- Ia cuer-
da Aoia, no sabemos donde llevarloS,
pnes tan pronto los asignamos al De-
partamento del Interior y ahora trata-
mos de hacerlos un Departamento.
! Que hs ofdo con atenci6n las decla-
raciones del Sr Sweet; que todas sus
criticas van precisamente contra 1eyeS.
vigentes en- P r. .puesto que Ell bill
NUN. IS no contiene ninguna refornas,
siro los rcglsm ntos actuales dc los
respectivos negociados que tratan de
| lrefundirse.
Que tiene que confesar que ha eide
con gusto las ideas expresadas por Ell
scfior Attorney, pues son las mlsmas,
q ie ellos han explauado durante 4 afios
~ ell Consejo Executive, que las crfticas
que hace soOre las facultades amplias
que tienen los inspectores de casi todos
los Departamentos. que en- algunos
casos han trsidoS abuses, coinciden pre-
cisamente con sus quejas, pues no solo
es ell nuevo Departamento de Benef-
cencia es e. q. 10 tiene sino que tambi6n
los municipales. y los demas centres y
sin embargo de clio no Sc sorprende
| Il Sr. Sweet
A las trss media. hora de entrar
70 prensa este penodic,, segufa Ell Sc
ior Brioso en- IA eocuente discurso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
H COlhC|O TNsOj0poIGS
Opiniones y simpatfas
Noticia cOnfrmada

Nueva York, mferco1es.-Los
1ltimos cablegramas recibidos
aquf, recogen la impression exis-
tente en- Europa, respecto de la
conclusion y academies del con-
f1icto ruso-japones.
La opinion favorable a Russia
es mayor, no obstante la adver-
sidad que ha sufrido en- los pri-
meros cheques.
Confirmase la noticia de una
gran derrota de los japoneses
cerca de Port Arthur. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
Los HOTlNIelI(G de Ul G6IGIO
Maniobra imprevista
Cambio de rumbo

Nueva York, miercoles.-Las
tropas que estabau en- camino
para Port Arthur, ha recibido
6rdenes de cambiar de rumbo.
NADIA sc dice de la nueva direc-
cion que seguiran.
Esta reserva tan natural ha
engrendrado una lserie de CO.
mentarios y noticias a cual mas
contradictorias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
AVISO

Sc aTQwSEa 8 Sc srNspNsa,
con s stss asObtItNs.SO, la casa
sssSms. "a de la cGEie de Tee
sss6ss de estp Capital. Es pro-
pt0 pare ssm BOARDING
HOUSE, aSsses csseSstG cOss GsSc@
hGbSsacSones y ssSs msNgM6eco
s1sSrGJOs.. TSeise Cfstas q I2
bnh6m.
Pare sl,lfs 5ssformses, dSs-tgtr-
Sc ess IG nsfsmG casa, q D0fiN
IsabeI CepessO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
Los VeTd0deTgS pIOp0CiOIey
Reduction del conflicto
Como interventoras

Nueva York, miercoles.-En
los circulos politicos europeos Sc
da como abso1utamente cierta la
noticia de que el conf1icto ac-
tual entire el Japon y Russia
quedara reducido q las actuales
proporciones, sin que interven-
gan las potencias. de otra suerte
que no sea como mediadoraS
entire los dos pueblos adversa
rios.
Esta es la impression que do
nina en- todas las cancillerias,
segtin expresan los ultimos des-
pachos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
Il DID de ID revision
Un POGO de interes
Indiferencia favorable

Nueva York, microbes. .-Di-
cen los informes que Sc reciben
de Paris que la publication de
la fecha en- que ha de celebrarse
la revision del proceso Dreyfus,
ha hecho que Sc promueva al
gun interes por este suceso.
Ell gobierno considera suma-
mente favorable esta indiferen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
Cdnara de Delegates
Session de hoy microbes

PETICIONES Y MEMORIALES
Sc pi csentan varias sobre el cierre de
los establecimientos durante los dias
frstivos.
Constructor de una carretera desde
Gales 4 Juana Diaz.
Preferencia al cubrir las pazas de
Secre: arios y auxiliaies de los tribuna-
les a los que posean tiiulos de Aboga-
dos, Escribanos. Procurador, y Ofciales
de Ia Salas de las Cortes de Distrite.
INFORME DE cOMISIONES.
Iutorman sobre reparaciones en- Ia
Carretera de Utuado 4 Jayuya.
CONSTRUCTION de una carretera de
Ciales 4 Ia Aldea VilIalba.
COMUNICACIONES.
EI Consejo Ejecutivo informa que So
Piesidente ha 6rmkdo o C. B. sobre
|codi6cacitn de las leyes Escolares.
Fl II. B G. s0brc asionaci6n adicio-
nal para u representation de Puerto
X leo tn Ia Exposici6n de San Luis.
Apreb.cicn del G. in > del 6. B 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
ID IGIQ|NG6l DEL U|ugN0y
Lucha en- los
aw~ departamentos
Ell Gobierno sin recursos
departannentos
Ell Gobierno sin recursos

Nueva York, miercoles-Di-
ce un cablegrama recibida de
Buenos Aires que ha permane-
cido Ia lucha entire las fuerzas
nacionalistas y las del Gobierno
en- algunos departamentos del
Uruguay.
Una completa fortuna acom-
pafia a los revolucionarios en- su
empresa.
Ell Gobierno tropieza con
grandes dificultades economi-
cas- y va esta sin recursos para
segu1r la lucha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17

probable, hay gran difersn,is, y POI
clio y por informar con absolute exae-
titud al p1blico sefiaIamos las contra
dicciOnes que Sc presentan.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-20
HEBER

C.F Carter Is working on the stoner residence.
 Jacob Stoner Is building . house on his ranch southeast of Ilclpcr.
 Winthrop Pier has gone to Riverside for few days rest and change.
 The Heath building Is fast nearing completion. and will soon bc ready for painters.
 Huntington McKusick and his bride are at home to their many friends. on their ranch mile and half west of Hcbcr.
 Chas. F. Perry has gone out of tho Valley for few days rest and change to the cooler climate of the coast.
 Hchcr residents are feeling very jubi- lant over having two mails n day by train. That will give the new town boom, surely
 Heber had its first railroad accident last week. The morning train going north ran into an empty freight car which had been blown along the siding and onto the main track. It was quite dark and no one noticed the runaway car. The car was somewhat splintered, one end broken in. and the locomotive slightly damaged.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-20
NOTICE TO VOTERS
OFFICE or THE CoUSrY CLERK, SAN DIEGo COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Great Register of San Diego County was cancelled by operation of law January l, lpOI, and new and complete rrgis,ra- ton of tho voters of san Diego County, in accordance with the provisions oi section lO9l of the Political Code of the State of California, is taking place, and will end forty days preceding the next general election, or September 29, lpO4.
 Now THEREFORE, this Is to give notice that in pursuance of law, said new reg istration will continue until forty days immediately preceding the next general election, or September 29. 1904, when it will cease, and all persons who have not registered since January l. 1904, must register before September 29, 1904, or they will not h. entitled to vote at the election to be held November 8, 1904.
 WILL H. HoLcoMB,
 County Clerk of San Diego County, jY 23-sep 29 California.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-20
Cholera lnfantum

This disease has lost it's terrors since Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy came into general use. The uniform success which attends the use of this remedy in all cases of bowel complaints in children has made it q favoriie wherever its value has be- come known.
 Sold by Imperal Drug Go. pr. r. s. Anderson Propr. Phone 7S.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-20
Furniture Store In Prospect

J. F. Boyd informs us that he has inquiries from large furniture house in San Francisco as to an opening in this Valley. They state they have on hand an extra large supply of such goods as are most needed in a new country, and that they can put they on the market at about half the usual price.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-20
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.

pspaftaent of the tntctlos, Uaited states LAad
 once. Los Angcic.. Cal, Aagast s iNl Notice t- hereby given that IT " O W JOHNSON. cf Los Angeles. Cal, has hisd iaud eiAiua No. ilSl fot the sE Sec. i7, Typ. Co 6S. Rtt o.. S. u NJ, before Register sud Re ssivcf at i.os Angeles, Cal, on Friday, the M day Of September. tNA.
 us name. the following witnesses Co prove the complete irrigation aud reclamation of said tAnd;
 D.R Cravfotd. of Ontario. Cal; wm. Cfaw. ford, ot Ontario. Cati n. G. Whiting, of I'm. peflai. Cal. Jacob Duman, of impetiai, Cal
 4. ]. CRookSHANk, Register. aug il-epi)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
GOVERNOR SURROUNDED
BY ROYALTY IN OILS

The robins egg blue room at the
Capitol which is the private room of
Governor Carter has been surveyed by
many a critical art eye relative to the
hanging of oil paintings upon the walls,
and yesterday results We're apparent
Lying on the floor were the big life
size portraits in oils of King Kalaka-
ia. and Queen LiliuokaIanf These are
TO be hung on the mauka wall, one on
either side of the entrance leading from
the secretary's chamber.
The other portraits to adorn the walls
win be that of King Kamehameha l.
which will hang just over the Gov
ernor's desk. Another will be the fine
portrait of Kamehameha w. A por-
trait of Princess Kaiulani will also have
a placs in the chamber.
The room may be called "the blue
room"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

New lines introduced into Kerrs shoe
Roast sucking pig at the Criterion
today.
Save money, go to Kerr's sale for
shoes.
See James F. Morgan's auction adver-
tisements for today in his column on
page 8.
..Enchiladas like my wife used to
make at the Union Grill lunch today.
Wyman, chef.
Seventy-f1ve cases of assorted gro
ceries will be sold at auction today at
Morgan's salesrooms.
Swell shirt waist hats and chi1dren's
hats at Miss Powers Millinery Parlors,
Boston Building, Fort street
Chuck Hoy has given his power of at
torney to A II. S. Chuck to. act for him
during his absence from the Territory.
Proposals will be received at the office
of the superintendent of Public Works
for constructing jail and fire station
at Wailuku, Maui.
Mr.. c. H. Rose will have full power
of attorney to act for S. B. Rose in all
matters during the latter's absence
from the Territory.
If you are looking for work. call at
the Honolulu Employment Agency, at
1175 Alakea. street, and register your
name and address at once.
The proper food for baby is the well
known Taroena Food, the use of which
has restored so many puny babies to
robust health. Sold by Hebron Drug
Co, Ehlers' block.
The famous No. 10 store remodeled
will have its grand opening today. The
display will be of all new goods, pur-
chased by E. w. Jordan While In New
York City and Eastern manufacturing
centers.
An auction sale of household furni-
ture at the residence of Mrs S. H.
Hanna, Nuuanu street, near Vineyard,
will be held on Thursday, July 2S, at 10
o'clock Jas. F. Morgan will conduct
the sale.
In selecting an executor, guardian or
trustee weigh the permanency and re-
sponsibiIity of i trust company against
the possible disabilities on an individ-
ual. Furthermore the Hawaiian Trust
Co is organized for just such duties
and has the combined wisdom of men
of large experience behind it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
GUESTS AT THE
HALElWA HOTEL

Registrations at Haleiwa for week
ending, July %, 1904: C. H. Abortion,
Honolulu; w. A. Bissell, D. r. Bissen,
Alameda, Cal; Miss Leai, Mrs. H. H.
James. San Francisco: r. A. Dexter
and wife, May T. Kluegel, Leon To-
briner, II. j. Johnston, wife and three
children. Mrs. Byron K. Baird, George
Stubner, w. II. Rabbit, Geo. T. Klue-
gel, Honolulu; Mrs. Dr. Sintcner,
Philadelphia; t. A. Blackwell, Mrs, S.
e. Haistead, Mrs. A. II. Lakeland,
Honolulu; e. J. Lea. Mrs. E. D. Bald
win, Miss r. H. Green, J. w. Cushing
A. II. Moffitt, San Francisco; Mrs.
Sara NJ Angus, Geo. H. Angus, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Halstead, Miss E. A. Hal
stead. Mrs. b. S. Reid, Stanley Stephen
son, Tom Sharp, Geo. P. Denison, Miss
r. Tiscormd, Honolulu; Jennie c. Carl
balde, Stella L. Garibalde, Katherine
e. Garibalde, Mime. Ryan. MERGED.
California; A @. Marcallino, George
Desha Jr., w. I. Maby. Hilo: Miss H.
Scholtz, Miss C. Scholtz, Miss E.
Scholtz, Wafluku, Maui; L. Todd. II. H.
Rowland, j. r. Belser, e. j. Lord. all OF
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
IarOena

is a perfect vegetable food 1t is prepar-
ed ready for immediate use. 1t is ma
lures food. and contains all essential
elements a child needs 1t builds bone,
muscle, brain Babies raised on Ia
Taroena IS highly recommended by the
medical profession everywhere.
SOC, $I.oo and $500 sizes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to communi-
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign L. Anderson, matron of
the Salvation Army Woman's Indus
trial Home, Young street, between Ar
tesian and McCully Streets, mauka
side, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
PART I.

]. W. Cathcart and wife We're pas
sengers on the Kinau yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
The Proper Food for
Baby

Is your baby thriving on the food you
are using2 Is it gaining weight and
strength as It should? Do you want to
know OF food on which babies thrive
and grow from puny little half starved
babies into a strong, robust, healthy lit
tie child?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
Morning Stars Defeated.

The Kahuluis defeated the Morning
stars at Waikiki on Sunday by a
score of s to 7. This is the first defeat
sustained by the Morning stars since
their organization two years ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
Annex Band Concert.

The moonlight band concert tonight
at the Hawaiian Annex should draw
a large crowd The concert will be
given on the lawn beneath the trees
where there are ample accommodations
for a large number of spectators. Be-
ing moonlight night and the concert
given so near the water, the Annex on
these occasions is very popular plac
to spend the evening.
Following is the program:
PART L
March-.'waikiki Beach ...... Berger
Overture-"The Summer Queen. .Bigge
Ba1lad-"Elua Maka Uliuli" ......H Helms
Selection-.'T Belle of Bohemia"
Highlander
PART II
ESeIection-"A Runaway Girl.
MoncktoH
March-"Pedro" berger
Schottische-"Any Rags" ....----. Allen
Finale-"Navajo'' +. .Alstyne
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
J. W. Cathcart and wife were pas
sengers On the Kinau yesterday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-25
Missionary Meetings.

Mrs. Mary Carr Curtis, recently returned
from Malaysia where she served as mission.
AIRY teacher for FIVE years, is visiting our
county in the interest of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society and is sent out by
the Cincinnati Branch of that work. Places
and dates of meetings are as follows
Tunnelton Camp Ground. Friday, August
2oth, at p. m.
Kingwood, at NJ. +. Church, Saturday,
August 27th, at 8 p. m. Will speak es.
peciallY to the Standard Bearers at this
meeting.
Kingwood, at NJ. f.. Church, Sunday,
August 78th, at II n. M
Albrightsville, Sunday, August 2Sth, at
3 p. m. II is the occasion of the annual
Thank Offering meeting of the Albrights-
vile Auxiliary.
Tunnelton, Monday, August goth, 8 p. m
Rowlesburg. Tuesday, August goth, at
8 Up. m.
Terra Alta, Thursday, September Ist,
at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Curtis will visit the County Teach.
er's Institute at Terra Alta during its session.
She is a hne ialker and tells The story of her
experiences among the native women in the
country she served in thrilling and affect
ing manner Let all who can attend these
meetings.
Mrs. +. HEERMANs, Dist. Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-25
A Ground Hog Story.

ground hog is sometimes dangerous
animal and il is possible for dead one to
do more damage than a live one as witness
the following story.
man named Dan Pyles, living out
about four miles from Kingwood, had a
right good little farm he had bought from
August Ilaimsn aud by hard work had got
ten il paid for and was beginning to get
little something ahead for his family.
About two weeks ago he caught fine fat
ground hog and concluded TO have him
roasted for dinner So they put the ground
hog on the stove and went out TO gather
black berries and while the whole family
were out the FIRE got so hot in the stove and
the February and animal being so fat caught
lire and the flames ran up and set hre to
some clothes hanging above the stove to dry
and thus extended to the ceiling and in
short time the whole house was IN flames
aud when the family discovered it there was
no chance to save anything. A neIghbor
was in KingwoOd soliciting contributions to
rebuild the house and received about forty
dollars here. The neighbors also donated
considerable in the way Of material and
work and Mr.. Pyles is now building another
house but will cut out ground hog from his
bill of fare
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-25
TERRA ALTA.
lence Of The Anus.

ALENANsh .AAsAA ~
Correspondence of The Argus.
Mr.. w. A, Beavers is taking in the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Chas Albright and sister have again
moved TO Cumberland
Politics as yet is not even a topic OF con.
Versation in our town.
Several Of our horse jockeys are attend
Ing the Camp meeting at Tunnelton.
II. l.. HardeStY is again travelling in the
service OF the n. 4 o. Railroad.
Mrs Dora Albright. Miss Ada Albright
aud Scott Hartman are on the sick list
MIR, James Beatty has sold his property
at this place and will so west in a few days
Our base ball nine played the business
men OF the town on Wednesday aud almost
got left.
A. II. Jenkins is improving his situation
by drilling a well aud erecting a wash
house.
MT. Chester Fleegle has returned from
Fairmont and will work in the bottling
works for George Forman.
There was a very low rate excursion
from this place to Washington on Sunday
out no one attended.
few OF our lads got caught playing
poker on Sunday which may result in a III.
tie trouble before the council.
Every thing seemed to raise in price last
week except the labor OF the poor man and
quite number OF the railroad men got
Through.
Our soldier boys returned from Hunting
ton in the best OF spirits and Il is stated
that they were honored as third best Com.
rany Of the camp.
Sorry 20 say that not a few OF our old
Democrats heartily agree with the letter
written by A. w. Frederick in The Argus
OF last week. Mr.. Frederick is a man OF
SQUAD judgment and one who pays strict
attention to our government affairs.
Mrs. Metheney. who was sent from this
place to Kingwood and was returned again
is getting along very nicely Perhaps she
was about right when she said that a part
OF our town council was crazy instead OF
herself and we are glad that the people of
Kingwood are better judges Of humanity
than some people here seem to be. In the
Language OF one OF old the woman stood
among her accusers with no one to cast the
FIRST stone. Perhaps the woman was a lie.
tie excited but such inhuman hrainless
treatment as she was receiving was enough
to dishearten the stronges, mind Who
would be exactly same when quarantined
among lot OF little starving babesi and a
part OF the time to be quarantined away
from home with but little crippled "a
year old girl to care for her infants and at
the same time she could not get but very
limited credit In the stores. and now since
Il is all over our council owns up that the
family did not have the smallpox. Some
of the council ought to 60 away back aud
sit down until we cease to feel like saying
how long. oh Lord how long will we be
compelled to be pestered by the heroes of
insigni6cance- Our small bows say that the
authorities OF KinEwood did the right thing
by sending back the person accused OF
being lewd aud crazy but they should have
taken part OF our council back In the
same wagon.