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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
Desde Portugal

Lisboa. 80 de Octubre. grafia
el gobernador de Angola, Africa Oc-
cidental Portuguese, detalles de un
sanguinario encuentro habido el 25 de
Octubre entire una fuerza de 5000 ma
turales del pals y tropas portuguesas
a quienes aquellos armaron una EN-
boscada.
Los portugueses Sc hicieron fuertes
en- dos kraals poblados de indfgenas,
que los sublevados cerraron, pero a las
ocho horas de combate fueron toma-
das las posiciones de los agresores v
muertos 200 de e1los. Los portugueses
perdieron IS homb-es.
Ell Presidente Loubet lego a Lis
boa procedente de Madrid, en- la tarde
del 27 y fue recibido con entusiasmo.
El Rey Carlos y los principles 1e espe-
raban en- la estacion y le acompa f1aron
al Palacio de Ajuda. siguiendoles un
imponente cortejo militar a, traves de
la ciudad.
Ell 2S concurri6 M. Loubet muchas
festiwdades y Ell dfa fue para el una
ovacion continua. Aver termin6 su vi
sta q Portugal.
Antes de embarcarse para Marsella
en- Ell crucero acorazado de su naci6n
"Gambets" obsequi6 al Rey Carlos, 4
la Reina Amelia, y a otros miembros
de Ia familia real, con I'm almuerzo 4
bordo del crucero, durante Ell cual me.
diaron caluroSas expresiones de SIM
patia entire los dos paises.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
Bravo patricia

La sefiora Clara Krauss, de Al
afios de edad y los IS de su matri-
monio, di6 Luz una criatura sana y
robusta el domingo antepasado. Lo
recien nacido (pues no dicen las cr6-
nicas a que sexo pertenecen), es el
ndmero 40 do sus frutos de bendici6n.
Todos viven , gozan buena salud.
y ef melino moliendo. La sefiora
Kraus nunca tuvo gemelos. El ma.
trimopio reside en- Coal City, pequska
poblaci6n de Indiana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
FL Norte y Sur America
ASUkT0S DE- La SEMANA


Ell coloso norteamericano, spenas
cede en- actividad polftica al csloso
norte-europeo, aunque, por fortuna, es
actividad mas propia de "vaudeville"
que de tragedia shakespeariana. Ell
principal tema de discussion es Ell via
je del Presidente Roosevelt al Sur.
Fue una expedition tan nota Bile en
su genero como la de los argonautas,
y es probable que sus efectos Sc hagan
sentir larga y hondamente. Qued6
evidenciada su popularidad como Ja-
mas 10 fue la de ning1n primer ma
gistrado anglo.americano, y prepara-
do el camino para sus ideas favoritas
de extender la Jurisdiction federal
por ell campo administrative de las
empresas de utllidad pdbl1ca, como
los ferrocarriles. Lo nota BILE de este
case es hs Der obteniao la adhesion de
los Estados merdionales, que siempre
fueron celosisimos de sus particnlares
prerrogativas. en- defensa de las cua-
les derramaron aburdante sangre en-
Ia guerra civil. No menos Sc eviden-
clio hasta que punto puede contar Mr..
Roosevelt con Ell concurso de la nacl6n
para aquella politica exterior vigoro-
sa y '.estrenua" que tan de su gusto
es. Sobre este punto no hay gober-
nante en- pals civilizado que tan de su
parte tenga la opinion de sus compa-
triotas, salvo ell Mlkado del Japon. y
este mientras su gente lie crea descen-
diente de las deidades. 10 que no sera
eterno.
Es dc justicia reconocer que Mr..
Roosevelt en- su novisima odisea, No
Sc dejo ofuscar por apoteosis popula-
cheras, nj asumio aires olimpicos. nj
Sc declare &rbitro de ajenos destinos.
nj emiti6 conceptos atentatorios la
dignidad y soberania de naciones mas
pequeEas. Esta vez la doctrina de
Monroe no degenero en- "Tranca Roo.
sevelt', aunque de otro modo 10 haya
tornado la 'Prensa" de Buenos Aires.
**
La historic de la America Latin a
no ha dado estos dias tema para MIN
gun capftulo extraordinario. Francia
no muestra premura en- ventilar su
disputa con Venezuela, 10 cuaI, aunque
no Sc olga en- lenguaje claro, no tiene
otra raz6n, 6 no acertamos YER
sela, que la de no ser sus reclamacio-
mes mucho mas legitimas que las de
los Estados Unidos, y no considerarse
ell incidente Taigny por ST solo de
sufciente justification para bloqueo,
bombardeos, ruina y devastation.
Los recientes sucesos de Chile no
dieron todo Ell juego que indud able
mente Sc prometfan los amigos de sen.
saciones, sin perjuicio de que hayan
iluminado a classes directoras sefia.
landolas ell camino de una politica mas
conformada a los problemas modernos,
y entire tanto las cosas de Cuba pare.
cen haber perdido mucha de su tran
tez, quedando reducidas luchas de
partido por las Was normales,
En- ell resto de la America Latina
continda Ell mismo periodic de Tranquil.
lidad que, en- tierras atestadas de ri
quezas naturales, no puede tener otra
signi6cacion nj adrnitir mas interpre-
taci6n que ell progreso aparejado al
orden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
ssEL CARACAS

El vapor americana Caracas" te-
legra6o aver tarde que estaba a 90
millas de San Juan y que estarfa en-
|el puerto probablemente a las 6 de
esta mafiana.
Fonde6 en- esta bahia cerca de las 8
de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
Genio y labCriosidad

Siendo universalmente conoc'do el
uembre del s1bdito espafiol don Ra
fael Guastavino como arquitecto emf.
uentisimo, y escascmeute igualado en-
cuanto Sc relaciona con tan complicado
arte. no Sc 10 conoce tanto en- ell cam
po de la agricultural, y sin embargo, no
va en- zaga ell agricultor te6rico y
pracfico al artffice Incompatible.
Actualmente, uno de los ramos que
con mas exito cultiva en- la manzana
en- su gran hnca de Rhododendron
Farms. cerca de Asheville, Carolina
del Norte, donde Sc dan las de mas fa
ma en- toda la Union Americana, en-
la Ultima exposition regional de man
zana ell sefior Guastavino alcanzo tres
prenios, dos por la fruta y uno por la
sidra.
Vease 10 que respecto de la mama.
mas y los lagares del seflor Gustavino
escribe ell ..Gazette News" de Asheville
en- la edicion del IL de Octubre:
LA exhibition de productos fruta-
les hecha por la fnca Rhodondendron
Farms, en- la reciente exposition de
manzanas, indico ell desarrollo de que
es susceptible y Ell provecho que de esa
Iimportante industris pue6a sacarse en-
la parte occidental de Carolina del
| Norte.
"Rafael Gustavino. propietario de
Rhodondendrop Farms, puso su fe ha.
ce tempo en- esa montanosa region
creyendo que ofrecfa ricos premios al
esfaerzo inteligente y a la economic
bien entendida, y 6rme en- su idea Ia
llevo q la practica comprando terre-
nos montalosos hasta incluir en- sus
posesiones muchos centenares de
acres.
"Del mucho plantar resulto ell mu.
cho producer, y que considerable can
tidad de la fruta inverniza quedase sin
vender, no obsta nte de ser de buena
calidad, 10 cual hizo necesario CONVEX
tirla en- sidra y vinagre; y como esta
clase de manzana es la que contiene
mas sacarina y mas peso sales cuali-
dades que requiere la sidra de prime
ra clase, la idea de uti1izarla en- esta
forma tomo cuerpo, y 10 que con harta
f-ecuencia es un derecho en- las la
branzas Sc convirti6 en- provecho.
LA fnca tiene I'm lagar con todos
los 1ltimos adelantos de maquinariss S
y bodegas para fermentation y con-
servaclon.
La super6cie desigual de los suelos
permite al lfquido correr por 81 mismo
= todos los detalles de fabrication des-
de los depositos de manzana hasta los
receptaculos en- que cae Ell liquido
despues de esprimido ell fruto; Sc hacen
por caidas gradual, sin uso de bonn
bas.
"Inmensas cubas reciben la sidra
para fermentation, y su debido ITEM
po de las cubas pasa las pipas sin ex-
ponerlas al aire.
"Luego por Ell mismo procedimiento
Sc la va trasegando de pipa en- pipa,
con 10 Sc va sazonando y clari6cando
hasta que llega a las bodegaS para
conservarse ALI ell tempo conveniente
y hacerse afeja.
"Las paredes de la bodega grande
son de IA pulgadas y doble espesor,
con un puntal de az pies y doble te.
chumbre. Los almacenes tienen dos
departsmentos para botellelia " uno a
prop6sito para clasifcar y empaque-
tar.
"Los esfuerzos que en- Rhodonden-
dron Sc esta hacienda solamente en- ell
ramo de fabricar sidra y vinagre, son
ejemplos dignos de imitaci6n por toda
parte occidental de Carolina del Nor
te"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16

Per6 en- este pals, y la nuestra no an
da muy lejana tampoco de ese plazo,
y con todo y con ESQ, nj el ha olvida-
do Ell idioma espaflo "todavfa". nj
nosotros hemos podido aprender a
derechas Ell ingles''.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26
A 81 Bill CIeveriy Chanqed.

A 81 silver certificate raised to S.
was recently taken up by secret service
men. The work of changing it was
very cleyeriy done, partly by erasure
and partly by Photographic process.
The work of changing a sickly, run
down person TO one of robust health
is not nearly so difficult when Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters is used at the
first sign of failing health. 1t has been
the means of restoring hundreds of
s.ckly men and women to robust health
during the past 80 years and it will do
as much for you, too. 1t cures nausea,
headache. bloating, heartburn, indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, costiveness, bilious
ness, chills. colds or malaria. Try il
at once; also get a free copy of our
1906 almanac from your druggist. 1t
is well worth having, but the supply is
limited. Get ii today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26
UNION GIVES A
WATCH TO DARBY
Appreciate Years of Service as an Off
cIaI-Renoves to Milwaukee
Election Of Officers.

At the regular meeting of local
union No. II, of the l. U. B. of Leath-
er Workers on Horse Goods in Daven
port Saturday evening, Homer l.. Oar
by of this city, was made the recipient
of a beautiful gold watch in apprecia
ton Of his service for several terms as
secretary-treasurer of the union. Mr..
Darby is to make his home in Milwau
ker and it was in the nature of fare
W. 2fi- The watch is appropriately
engraved. s.....,. - .-. 1919
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
PresidGnt-A K. Clifford.
Vice President-John Pilgrim.
Secretary-Treasurer- Won Seq
gren.
Recording Secretary. Humberger.
Chaplain-Charles Hilfinger
Marshal-Gust Hurstein.
Guard-Nels Anderson.
a smoker followed the business ses-
sion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26

lily slip out of position and require to
be constantly readjusted. In the ao-
companying illustration is shown n
cord adjuster, the recent invention or
an Ohio man, which is simple and at
the same time efficient. 1t consists of
"a small strap of leather, presenting a
soft surface, which affords a greater
friction than a hard surface. the two
ends being folded over and joined with
the central portion by Tugs. These
fasteners are of the common glove
fastener type, the head of the lug be-
ing formed to nit into a corresponding
socket
1t will be obvious that a device of
this character can be easily and quick
ly applied to q conductor wire with
out the necessity of slipping the ad-
iuster over the end of the wire, which
is necessary with most of the devices
OF a similar character now in use. il
only being necessary 10 fold over an
end of the strap and fasten the same
together in the manner shown. the
faces Of the strap which contact with
the conductor affording sufficient fric-
ton to hold the slack as desired.-New
Orleans Times-Democrat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26
Chronic rheumatism Cured.

DR.. III. b. Hettinger, Indianapolis,
Ind, says: For several months after
spraining my ankle 1 was severely af-
ficted with rheumatism. finally tried
Detchen's Mystic Cure for rheumatism,
and in four days could walk without
my cane; two bottles cured me sound
and well. / take great pleasure in rec.
ommending the Mystic Cure to all who
are afflicted with rheumatism" Sold
by Otto Grotjan, 1901 Second avenue,
Rock Island; Gust Schlegel & Son,
200 West Second street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26
NOW WHO is WHO
Is il the President, the Senators
or the Congress
man?
DECISION AFTER HOLIDAYS
Entrance CT Richard Yates in Senator
ial Race May Have Something
to Do With Postoffice.

Who is who in the matter of the dis
position of the postoffices in Illinois
is getting to be a matter of general
discussion. Since the announcement
was made in The Argus that there is
a letter from Washington that says
the question of the selection of post
master is ont of the hands of Congress-
man Mckinney, there has been some
discussion as TO whose hands it is in
and what the result will be.
Changes in Situation.
Just before the congressman went to
the capitol he met the applicants at
the Harper house. hearing the claims
of all After he had been absent d
short time the announcement was made
that the postmaster general had indi-
Gated his purpose of not removing men
for merely political purposes if they
had good records to show for their
terms in Office. Then it became quite
generally understood here that Capt.
Fl. A. ]. Mcdonald would be the man
if Congressman Mckinney was to die
tate the nomination, and following that
comes the announcement above refer
red 10 in which the congressman in
dicates that the matter is out of his
hands
Yates Entrance.
While ii had for some time been an
ticipated that former Gov. Yates would
be in the fed as a candidate for the
United States senate against Shelby NJ.
Cullom, his recent announcement may
have had something to do with the
postoffice situation here. That Mr..
Mcdonald has been an ardent support
er of Richard Yates is well known and
an organization with the postoffice as
a center would endanger the prospects
of Senator Cullom in this county very
much.
But even though il be true that Con
gresham McKinney's wishes are not
TO be considered, and even though
there may be no change in the s;tua-
ton in this respect and Cullom man
is to be selected, there remains a con-
test within the federal machine. There
is a division of the Cullom lieuten-
ants, portion back of T. III. Thomas
and the remainder are urging the in
terests of DIR. G. G.. Craig, but ii is be-
lieved the matter viii be settled i'm
mediately upon the reconvening of
congress after the holiday recess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26
THE HOTELS.

At the Rock Island, (European) y
II. b. Hoilingsworth. Austin, Tex. !;
James b. Arlington. Denver. Colo. !;
John King. Sayre, o. T.; Clark NJ. l..
Dearborn. Lynde: +. Scott Brown, Os-
co; James Olson. Denver: Robert
Bracket. New York: r. H. Hall. Chi
cage: Willis Drummond and wife, st.
Paul; ID. Donaldson, Orion; A. c.
Campbell. St. Louis; II. w. Landlord
ST. Louis: f r. Smith, Geneseo; A. A.
Smith. Geneseo; II. NJ. Weir. Cam
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26

AT the Harper-T. j. Harrington,
Kansas City; ID. NJ. McHugh, Galena :;
H. VascOncellas, McGregor; F. l..
Smith and son. Geneseo: l.. b. Gray.
Chicago; II. 5. Whitmore. Galena; S.
VI. Toskay. St. Louis; Art Dahlber6,
Chicago; Charles NJ. Martin, Kansas
City; F. l.. Gregg. Kansas City; II. p.
Gorrmaugh. Cedar Rapids; Mart Muir
ray New York; E. ID. Pancee, Cedar
Rapids; W. Epperson. Vinton, Iowa;
w II. Wheisler and wife. Vinton. Iowa :;
Miss Wheisler. Finton. Iowa; J. Vets
man. Oskaloosa, Iowa; John p. Now
EFT, Grinnell. Iowa; J. T. Walker. Kan
sas City; c. A. Howelton. Chicago;
Cora Brotherton. Waverly, Iowa; Gen.
Byrnes. Des Moines; NJ. Burke, Ster-
ling; 2. Z. Davis, Chicago; II. NJ. Wies,
Jr. Cambridge; w. W. Newhall, Kan
sas City; Anne S. Swanson. Minneapo-
lis; c. C. Royley, Iowa City; F. l..
Drew. Chicago; E. J. Stransky. Chica-
go; f. B. Stransky. Chicago; S. l..
Bill. Cheyenne; Charles E. Pratt. Han
nibal: ]. ]. Duffy; F. Manning, St.
Paul; c. Brady. St Paul.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26
HALL is POPULAR AT PEORIA
Man Appointed Tri-City Yardmaster
for the Rock Island Remembered.

Joseph Hall, the Peorian, who has
been appointed yard master of the tri-
cities for the Rock Island was present
ed with a gold watch and a purse of
$50 by the switchmen's union of his
home city Sunday night as a mark OF
appreciation of his consideration for
his associates and subordinates during
his long term of service as yardmaster
at Peoria. He will soon remove TO
this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26
John VOlk & Co.
CONTRACTORS AND

CON HASIOhS AMI
6ullpERo.
Dealers In single and double
strength Blinds and Mouidinos, We
,eered and Hardwood flooring Of all
Slnds.
Dealer In single and double strength
Window GLASS, Polished Plate. 6eseleo
s,sse and Art Glasa-
S11 and I'D
Eighteenth otresa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26
NEW CORD ADJUSTER.
A Device Which should Appeal to
Electric Light Users.

One of the great advantages of the
electric incandescent light is the fact
that it can he easily regulated TO suit
the fancy and convenience of the user.
The disadvantage is in the cord adj
juster Generally these adjusters fail
In perform their duty. as they very cas-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26

bridge; w. c. McCulloch. Blooming
ton; J. B. Dickinson, Omaha; G. r.
Franklin, New York; H X Smith,
Kansas City; J. w. Knowlton, Rich
mond. W. Va; y. V. Drummond, st.
Paul the following members of Quincy
Adams Sawyer company. H. A. Dudg-
con, Lucy Milliken. Marion Hutchins.
William p. Plummer. William A. Will
liams. Miss Shirley Clifford; F. E. Me-
tern. Cardiff. H.: William raith and
wife. Quincy; Herbert r. Dennis.
Peoria: E II. Long. Chicago: A. C.
Wheeler. Chicago: Mrs. Castle, Pro-
phetstown: S. w. Head, Pontiac; w.
F. Smiley. ST. Paul; j. B. Barrows,
New York; II. NJ. McCracken, New
York; W. Neate, Philadelphia; X. X
Pierce, Chicago; c. w. Black, St.
Louis; H. W. Cross, Beardstown; Al
Whiteacre. Shannon, H.; Henry
Schwarz. Lamotte. Iowa; J. r. Pitney.
Peoria; w. S. Weaver. Princeville; w.
r. Carey, Carbon Cliff; John Duffy,
Portland. Ore; James Peters and wife.
Minneapolis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-26
Give Your Stomach Rest.

Nothing will cure indigestion that
doesn't digest the food. itself, and give
the stomach rest. You can't expect
that a weak stomach will regain its
strength and get well when it is com
PEELED to do a full days work every
day of the week. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is a perfect digestant and digests
the food regardless OF the condition
of the stomach. Relieves indigestion,
belching. sour stomach, and all stom.
ach disorders Sold by all druggists.
The mission OF early Risers" is tc
clear tie way and give nature full
sway. These famous little pills rid
the stomach and bowels of all putrid
matter, thus removing the causes OF
headache, constipation, sallow com
plexion, etc. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers never grippe or sicken. A safe
pleasant, perfect pill Sold by ali
druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
PROFESSOR BoYD's BROTHER DIES
Member of Columbia Faculty Summoned to
Williamsburg-Dead Man from N. C.

A well dressed man. believed to be A. P. Boyd,
agent for lumber firm of Asheville \. c.,
died in the Eastern District Hospital, Williams
burg, early yesterday morning. after having been
found unconscious the pier at Clay-st.. Green
point, few hours before. 1t thought that
the man had met with foul play. The coroner's
physician found that the a sufferer from
Bright's disease.
Asheville N c.. May A. P Boyd, who died
suddenly in Williamsburg this evening, for
merly q lumber inspector in the employ Of the ".
n. Cooper Lumber Company, of this city. He
came here from Missouri about seven years ago
and was prominently identified with the local lodge
Of Elks. His father, the Rev. II, NJ Boyd, and a
sister. DR.. Gill lives at Weavervile, eight
miles from this city. Mrs. 3. Burnett. also sister
lives in this city. Professor Kenneth Boyd. Of Co
lunbia University, NewYOrk City is a brother
The dead man about thirty-fve years old and
unmarried. He left here year and half ago
70 enter the lumber business in Brooklyn. Rela-
tiyes here have communicated with his brother, in
New-York. aud the authorities of Williamsburg re-
gardng the disposition Of the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

was little prospect Of his calling them into
vice.
After the conference of business men and
Governor Deneen this evening, Alfred Austrian
of counsel for the Chicago Employers Assocla-
ton. issued the following statement:
committee of business men from Chicago
appeared before the Governor at Springfield.
and were with him several hours. Ihey stated
the facts regarding the conditions IN Chlcago
with reference to riots tumults and disorder
ana lack of the protection to their business
e1lstnS IN Chicago, and asked him 10 make an
order and protecting life and property. The
Governor said he would make a careful lnVestl-
gauon OF all the facts they had submitted 10
MN. He also said the State was prepared TO
meet emergencies when they arose, and that
the National Guard was fully equipped TO Go
Its duty on the shortest possible notice.
COMPANY OFFICIALS AS DRIVERS.
In an attack made this evening on five coal
wagons belonging to the Standard Wash Coal
Company, while they were passing West Harri
son and Desplaines SITS, one man shot in
the hand and another WAS cut about the head.
Inc wagons Of the coal company were driven
py the officials of the corporation. When w. T.
Oenaute' president of the company, found hlm-
seH snort Of drivers this afternoon, he an
nouhced that he would take the first wagon out
nIInselI ana called on other members OF the
company TO volunteer. Mr. Denante led the
caravan and behind him came wagons driven
py M. {. ODonnell, secretary; George w.
Toroes' treasurer, and Charles Mansell and Ira
Johnson. head salesInen All Of them were
slightly injured in tne fight
mop late this afternoon attacked a pedler,
n; -aottewltz, as he was passing Milwaukee and
western aVeS. A crowd stopped him and
dered him to show his union button He ex-
plalned that he owned his team and could not
pc member OF a union. Dissatisfied with his
explanation, the mob attacked him, beat him
over the head with bottles. cut his horses loose
ana wrecked his wagon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
AMERICAN COMPANY GETS CONTRACT
British Indian Steel Construction Goes to
Cleveland Firm.

An American designed and equipped iron and
steel plant complete is TO be built in the North
west provinces Of British India The contract has
been undertaken by the WeIlman- Seaver- Morgan
Company. Of Cleveland, o.
While considerable structural work has been x
ecuted in India by American hrms-notably the
building Of the great Gotlek viaduct by the Penn
syIvana Steel Company, this is the first instance of
an Indian contract for steel works having been
awarded United States engineering concern. The
value OF the contract is about &.000,(O0
Archibald P. Head, the Cleveland company's
European representative. arrived here to-day from
a trip around the world. Mr.. Head established
agencies IN Bombay. Madras and Calcutta, India.
Representatives also appointed in Queens
land North Queensland. New South Wales. South
Australia, Victoria. West Australia, Tasmania and
New Zealand.
Australian contracts have already been taken
for mining machinery. etc. for the Kalgoorlie
the sydney docks. These contracts involve an ex-
nenditure of about $4,000.