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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02
BIG FISHES FIGHT At SEA.
An Exciting Battle Beween q Whale,
Shark and SWordf1sh.

An Exciting Battle Beween q Whale,
Shark and swordfish.
Passengers of the White Star liner
yesterday from Liverpool, witnessed
an exciting battle between a whale,
several swordfisha and a thrasher
shark. The fight lasted more than
an hour.
The combatants were first sighted
about IL o'clock in the morning. A
great disturbance was noticed in the
water dead ahead about mile from
the ship. Just what the trouble was
was not ascertained until the ship
was within half mile of the scene
Of the encounter. Then the passen-
gers saw big whale beset by half
dozen large swordflsh, and monster
thrasher shark, the fiercest and most
voracious OF his kind. The water was
being lashed into foam, which was
tinged with blood. It was evident
that the fight had not been in prog
ress long, as the combatants seemed
to be active.
The whale was lashing the water
with his tail and was standing OF his
antagonists, although he was greatly
outnumbered. Several Of the sword
fish would attract his attention In
front while others would steal around
to attack him broadside. The thrash
er's great tail was busy failing the
whales back at every opportunity.
The passengers were spellbound by
the sight, and their sympathy was
with the whale. AS the battle con-
tinued the water for several hundred
yards about was dyed deep red. The
whale was terribly gashed In many.
places by the swordfish, which moved
with incredible speed, and 1t was only
occasionally that the whale was able
to strike with effect. Each time
swordfish was hit it seemed to take
no further interest in the battle.
Before the ship was out Of sight the
thrasher was disabled, blow OF the
whales tafl striking him full on the
head One of the passengers who had
a strong pair Of glasses said he saw
the whale swim away and that the
swordfish did not fellow him-New
York News
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02

Forgiveness is one Of the privileges
of friendship.
It taks seed as we'll as sail to make
thing grow.
A little money makes big man
with some people.
He only is weakened by trial who
runs away from it.
Many blessings are wilted because
we will not wait.
Trouble may be but Gods trade
mark on the Christian.
It takes more than fear of Satan to
make faithful saint.
God measures each Of your gifts by
all OF your goods.
A good deal Of spiritual Incidence
comes from sensual indulgence.
Worry gives the doctor half his
work. ~
Sins foothold depends on our
affinity for it.
You cannot draw men to truth by
clubbing them with it.
Before the great "I Am" our "I
will be- looks insignificant.
The steps are few from dalliancs
with sin to defiance Of God.
It never hurts to be called fool;
the sad thing is to deserve it.
It is better to. seem green to men
than not to be fruitful to God.
Deeds are the only dependable
ereeds.
Christ cannot get in where charity
cannot get out.
The mightiest force for good is
faith in the goodness Of the Almighty.
You cannot tell the story Of any
church in the book of Numbers alone.
We will sit in heavenly places be-
cause He has walked these earthly
ways.
The more Of man gets into religion
the more religion will get into men.
The first social glass has put many
bright young man into the SUBJ
merged class.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02

Sparrow, Sidney, left, $2.72.
Smith, Henry, $2.77.
Stroud, Robert, $2.72.
Stroud, Buck, $3.50.
Scott, Marion, $2.72.
Stone, Sam, unknown, $2.77.
Stroud, R. E., $2.72.
Smith, Tom, unknown, 26 cents.
Smith, w. j., unknown, 42 cents.
Taylor, w. j., $2.72.
Tilley, c. P, $3.68.
Temple, John R., $3.18.
Trice, Isham, 1926.
Thompson, w. O., Is cents.
Trice, Rube, unknown, $2.72.
Trice, Rich c., 1913.
Turner, Callie, dead, $2.72.
Trice, Argo, $3.50.
Turner, Robert, $2.77.
Woblen, C. T., $5.49.
Whitford, Ira E.. left, $2.95.
Weaver, D. W., $2.72.
Whitfield, j. R., not found, $2.72.
Whitaker. w. P, not found, $2.77.
Watson, Robert, $500.
Wells, Charles, unknown, $2.79.
Weaver, John H., $2.81.
Watson, John H., $2.77.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02

All the sea-going nations will sym
pathize with Japan in her loss of the
Mikasa, says the New York Times
To have survived all the perils OF the
war and to be destroyed at last by
a commonplace accident. an accident,
moreover, which indicates lapse OF
that skill and care which have made
the Japanese Navy SO terrible in war.
this is an inglorious fate for the most
famous ship in that navy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02
RAMPS HORN BLASTS

1E strangest thing
about the Gospel
is its simplicity.
Fetters Of silk
may bind as fast
as cotton.
Blindness BAN
ishcs some of our
best blessings.
Many. aproblem
comes as q test
Of our prayers.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02

Discovery Of Iron In America.
Iron. the first metal found in Amer.
tca. was discovered in Virginia In.
It's.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02

Boothe, Henry, unknown, $2.77.
Boothe, Daniel, $3.50.
Bynum, Robert, $3.50.
Boothe, John, $2.T.
Battle, June P, left,$2.72
Battle, Ed, $2.72.
Blackwood, Flo, $1.10.
Garden, L. j., unknown, 1912.
Crabtree, F. L., $3.02.
Cheek, J. w., left, 1891.
Campbell, Uriah, $2.72.
Crabtree, J. W., not found, $2.78.
Garden, R. NJ, not found, $272.
Cordial, Hugh, $2.72.
Canada. f. F., not found, $2.72.
Cole, Jno. E., $S.O3.
Cram, Sidney, $2.T
Crabtree, L. A., not found, 1892.
Crabtree, w. P, not found, $3.37.
Caldwell, Leon, $2.42.
Crowder, Joe, $2.42.
Caldwell, Wills, $2.42.
Davis, Thos. F., not found, $2-77.
Davis, Eugene, not found, $2.T.
Durham, JAS, Jr., unknown, $2.72.
Durham, B. F., unknown, $2.72.
Durham, w. S., unknown, $2.45.
Douglas, Wm., $2.91.
Durham, A. F., unknown, $2.91
Durham, Robert, $2.72.
Davis, John, $3.77.
Edwards, J. T., not found, $2.72.
Edwards, Rufin, IL cents.
Foushee, Fred, left, $3.99.
Guthrie, H. R., $500.
Harvard, Louis, unknown, $2.72.
Hester, Milton, left, $3.56
Howard, Rich, 1924.
Hester, S. E., left, ~$2.79.
Howell, E., left, $500.
Howard, T. R., $3.1S.
Henderson, Henry, $2.72.
Harris, Alex, left, $2.72.
Hackney, Rube, $2.72.
Hunt, James, left, $2.72.
Hutchins, Efie, 81 cents.
Hopson, Hodge, 1921.
Garrett Arlie, $2.72.
Jones, M. c., 80 cents.
Jordan, Jas. D., lett, $lz.6z.
Johnson, Allen, $2.72.
Jones, Robert, $2.72.
Jones, H. F., left, so cents.
King, Ed, left, $2.72.
Long, C. F., II cents.
| Lloyd, A., agent not found, $2.72.
; Lloyd, A. M, not found, $1.O6.
Morris, Robert, not found, $2.72.
Merritte, R. NJ, not found, $500.
Mincey, Sam, $2.72.
Mitchell, Buck, $2.81.
Mitchell, Robert, left, $2.72.
Moore, Chas., not found, $2.72.
Miner, VIM, not found, $2.72.
Moore, John, not found, $2.72.
Markham, NJ, $2.72.
Morphis, w. G., $2.72.
Massey, Nat, $282.
Morgan, w. D., $2.72.
Mason, Sack, left, $3.10.
| Mitchell, w. L., $2.77.
Neville, D. E. B., 1857.
| Neville, John j., $2.S2.
Mum, Dennis, $2.77.
Oldham, VIM, left, $2.93.
O'Kelley, Rube, unknown, $2.99.
O Kelley, B. II, dead, $2.T.
Potts, T. F., $3.48.
Pendergrass, Joe NJ, unknown, $6.5
Pendergrass, Chas., $2.72.
Potts, VIM, $2.72,
Pendergrass, julie S., left, 1926.
Pickard, Sid, $2.0.
Purefoy, Burl, $2.H.
Peace, Jno.> left, $2.77.
Peace, jim, S2.77.
Patterson, Jim, $2.77.
Powell, John, $2.77.
Powell, Sam, s2.72.
Riggsbee, Thad, not found, $4.41. "
Riggsbee. James, not found, $2.77.
Riggsbee, Wm., not found, $2.72.
Reed, Louise, not found, $2.S5.
Isykes: L. J., s1.26.
Stanley, Chas. W, left, 1913.
Strayhorn, J. P, $500.
Scarlett, E. E., $2.72-
Stone, W. F., $2.S2.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02
ORANGE COUNTY'S INSOLVENT
LIST FOR 1904.

Below appears the Insolvent List
for Orange county for year 1904, and
the amounts due by each one. The list
is published by order Of the Board of
Commissioners Of Orange County.
JOHN LAWS.
Clerk Of the Board
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP.

Allen, A. P, unknown, $2.44.
Aston, Geo. g., left, $2.74.
Aston, John, $2.42.
Aston, Ruben left, $3.71.
Aston, Dave, left, 1888.
Allen, Levi W., left, $2.42.
Anderson, Chas., gone, $2.57.
Bowen, w. T., $2.42.
Brewer, NJ. F., left county, 1886.
Baldwin, John, $2.63.
Baldwin, John, Al F. A., not found,
$2.S3.
Barbee, Adolphus, $2.47.
Bradshaw, Ruf6n, left, $242.
Cate, E. F., $2.42.
Cole, Jesse O., $3.10.
Copeland, w. H., left, $4.26.
Cate, Wiley; colored, unknown, ,$2.47.
Dickey, Joe, $2.42.
Dodson, W. S., $2.47.
Dodson, Henry j., $2.42.
Dodson, James R., $2.42.
Duke, Mrs. H. NJ, unknown, s2.1O.
Day, VIM. H., left, $2.49.
Ferguson, Otis, $2.42.
Haithcock, P. S., s2.s5.
Hancock, Fletcher, $3.50.
Hancock, Wm., gone, $2.42.
Howard, R. L., $2.42.
Harvey, Eng, $2.42.
Ivey, W. L., unknown, $3.50.
Johnson, T. c., left, ,s2.42.
King, E. B., unknown, 1914.
Lineberry, w. E., left, $2.42.
Moore, John unknown, 81 cents.
Meacham, w. L., left, $2.42.
Oldham, w. H., $2.42.
Oldham, Geo. W., $2.42.
Pendergrass, Temple, unknown, S1.76.
Quakenbush, J. G., left, $5.5l.
Shoe, S. S., $2.42.
Smith, NJ. B., $6.77.
Snipes, T. NJ, $3.19
Sykes, N. R., $500.
snipes, James, $2.57.
Tapp, Fayet, left, $2.42.
Thompson, June, $2.57.
Thompson, Haywood, left, $3.50.
Wilson, W. H., unknown, $2.42.
Ward, Orren, 1886.
Wilson, Sam, Sr., 95 cents.
Woods, Sam, gone, $2.67.
CEDAR GROVE TOWNSHIP.
Allen, VIM, left, $2.42.
Allison, Eug., left, $2.7S.
Balnes, Samuel, $2.83.
Bows, R. w., not found, $2.42.
Bradley, Geo., left, $2.56.
Bradsher, Alex, left, $3.50.
Bradsher, Wm., not found, $3.50.
burnett, John, dead, $2.47.
balton, John, unknown, 1882.
Brown, G. W., 81.
Crabtree, j. P, $2.67.
Cooper Isaiah, $2.52.
orlsp, Bud, unknown, $2.42.
cooper, Startling, $2.42
cooper, Startling, Sr., 80 cents
Evans, Sam, Jr., $2.56.
Fuller, Ernest, 1910.
Fuller, Tom, $2.77.
Grsve, Geo., $2.42.
T,Tordon, John, $2.42
hodge, Jos. A., left, 1882,
h11althcock, Jeff, $2.42.
Hester, II Haywood, $266.
nIllshtower, Chas., $2.A7.
hester, Lee, IA cents.
Johnson, Nose, left, 3S cents.
johnson, Albert, 95 cents.
Moore; London, left, $2.42.
SM1e1Adams, MI Alvin, left, $2.47.
aMebane, Jim, $2.47.
1MtcCullock, VIM. B., 4S cents.
"cbroom, Sam, Jr., 7G cents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02

warren, John, lett, $2.S!.
Walton, Louis, left, $2.87.
Wilson, w. j., unknown, $3.11.
Walker, Thomas, $2.87.
Walker, Geo. unknown, $2.87.
White, Abe, left, $2.87.
Whitted, Anderson, 1921.
Whitted, Robert, R., $2.87.
Whitted, Thomas, $2.87.
Wilson, Eugene, $2.87.
CHEEK TOWNSHIP.
Allison, Gus, $2.42.
Albright, E. W., left, s2.42.
Baldwin, L. B., dead, $2.42.
Breeze, Jas. H. left, $2.42.
Boggs & Brown, $1.O2.
Cheek, P T., left, $40.
Gates, R. NJ, unknown, $2.42.
Danston, j. W., left, $2.42.
Douglas, Albert, $274.
Gordon, w. B., $2.42.
Gordon, Lorvenza, AZ cents.
Florence, James, $2.42.
Florence, Haywood, $2.42,
Massey, A. A., left, II cents.
Murdock, Wm., $2.47.
McAdoo, Charley, $2.42.
Morgan, Geo., $2.42.
Mebane, jeff, dead, $2.42.
Packingham, Thomas, $2.42.
Packingham, Will, left, $2.42.
Potete, Opie, $2.42
Smith, R. c., left, $3.17.
Scott, Frank, $2.42.
Shambly, Wiley, 1896.
Snipes, Louis, dead, $2.42.
Shaw, Albert, $2.47
Swepson, Ot., dead, $2.42.
Swepson, w. L., left, s2.42.
Thompson, E. D., left, $2.42.
Yates, M. T., $621.
EMO TOWNSHIP.
Barbce, Ceph, $2.47,
Gates, E. F., $2.42.
Crabtree, R. A., not found, $2.47.
Cole, w. S., left, $3.50.
Douglass, W. c., 1884
Evans, Calvin, left, $3.50.
Fuller, Jasper, $2.42.
Foust, Walter, left, $2.42.
Lassiter, John, $1.O6.
Hall, Thomas, left, Sc cents.
Hicks, Fletcher, $2.42.
Jackson, Fletcher, $2.42.
McKerall, I. H., insane, $2.42,
| Moore, w. H., unknown, $500.
Martin, G.. W., left, 1864.
McKerall, T. j., $2.42.
Pratt, John, unknown, 10 cents.
Riley, Bennette, $2.42.
RuAin, Eng, left, $2.42.
Ray, Geo., left, $2.42.
Sykes, Ed, left, $2.56.
Turner, Ed, unknown, $2.42.
Whitaker, J. L., $2.42.
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP.
! Ashley, Robert, $2.47.
Gates, Babe, $2.95.
Cameron, Will, $2.42.
Gates, Pink, $2.42.
Garden, Willis, 13 cents.
Greer, James, $2.42.
Laws, Jas. W., 2.42.
Lucas. Jas. S., 80 cents.
Parker, Fletcher, $2.7o.
Perley, Stephen, $2.42.
Perley, Thomas, $2.42.
Roberts, VIM. E., $2.42.
Riley, John, $3.50.
Smith, W. P, $2.97.
Taylor, c. c., $2.42.
Vanhook, VIM, $2.42.
v no nane) $2.42.
Whitted, Ed, $2.42.
Warren, James, $2.42.
Warren, VIM, 45 cents
CHAPEL Hull TOWNSHIP.
Aston, Saunders, $2.8l.
Atwater, Columbus, ST..
| Atwater, Dave, $2.H.
lAdkirs, Rich, left, $2-S2
| Atwater, R. B., unknown, s2.9l. =
| Atwater, Sidney, unknown. ST..
| Allen, Abram, $2.72.
Blackwood, Bun, left, $3.9s.
Brockwell, Alphonzo, S2.72.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-11-02

TOTIeTIlelO, CnaS., pA.0I.
Pool, D. L., unknown, $2.42.
Phelps, S. T., dead, II cents.
Robertson, T. R., left, $3.50.
Scott, Chas. W., $242.
Smith, F. L., left, $2.51.
Smith, Jas. l., $2.42.
Smith, Ben, F., rs cents.
Toler, R. j., left, $2.42.
Terrell, Jim, $2.47.
Toryan, David, unknown, $2.47.
Toryan, Jasper, $2-47.
Toryan, Ed, $2.42.
Taylor, Jno. p, g cents.
Westbrooks, Ed. E., left, $2.47.
Warrent, w. T., unknown, "A cents.
Westbrooks, Willis, $o.42.
Wilson, w. j., unknown, $2.74.
Wilson, Daniel, unknown, $2.42.
Wilson, Alex, col, 1851.
Wells, Thomas, left, $2.42.
Wade, James, $2.57.
Warren, John, unknown, $2.47.
Warren, Ellis, left, $2.47.
Wells, Jno., Jr., $2.42.
Westbrooks, Samuel, unknown, 1886.
Walker, Ben, left, 1886.
Wilson, E. L., unknown, $2.79.
HILLSBORO TOWNSHIP.
Andrews, w. j., left, $3.O4.
Allison, VIM, left, $2.S7.
Allen, Aaron, left, $2.87.
Balm, VIM, 1922.
Balm, Nelson, $2.87.
Brown, Tom, $2.S7.
Cheek, J. Clyde, gone, 1886.
Carson, Ben, gone, $2.S7.
Carnegie, John, left, $2.S7.
Faucette, Edmond, unknown, 1888.
Farribault, John, left, $2.S7.
Green, Henry, So. g..
Holeman, Anderson, gone, $2S.
Holeman, Stanford, $2.57.
Holt, Seymour, left, $2.s7.
Jones, Stephen, unknown, $2.87.
Kirkland, R. S., $2.9?.
Kimbro, H. M, gone, $3.03.
Kirkland, Swain, left, $2.S7.
Kirkland, DOL, left, $2.87.
Kenion, Sherman. $3.03..
Lloyd, Thos. E., unknown, $2.87.
Lasley, j. T., left, $3.16.
Lamoot, John, left, $2.87.
Latta, Alfred, left, $2.87.
Lindsay, Harvey, unknown, 1892.
Long, Robert, left, $2.87.
Long, Hampton, $2.S7.
Lunsford, Richard, $2.87.
Lee, Rufin, $2.S7.
Mitchell, Geo, left, $2.es.
Maddry, Ed, left, $2.S7.
Mays, Wm., 1902.
Mcpherson, John, $2.H.
Murray, Robert, unknown, $2.S7.
Mebane, John, $2.87.
! Mayo, James, $2.87.
Morrow, John, unknown, $2.S7.
Overaker, VIM. r., 1888.
Pegg, VIM. L., left, 1888.
Payne, David, $2.87.
Powell, John unknown; $2.9a.
Powell, Albert, $2.91.
Riley, Bun, left, $3.16.
Roach, VIM. A., $2.87.
Robert, U. W., $2.S7.
Roberts, H. F. Co., Ex., $2.87.
Ray, VIM. H., left, $2.S7.
Robertson, j. j., unknown, $2.S7.
Roach, J. Ed, $2.S7.
Richmond, Robert, left, $2.S7.
Ruf6n, Frank, $2.S7.
Ray, Jno., $2.S7.
Spoon, 7. M. unknown, $2.S7.
Strayhorn, James, dead, 73 cents.
Smith, Frank, $2.S7.
Spoon, E. g., unknown, $2.87.
Taylor, R. G., left, 1892.
Taylor, Edward, left, $2.S7.
Tapp, Ed, $2.87.
Williams, Jas. A., left, $2.57.
Williams, Wright, $2.97.
Williams, R. H., $2.92.
Williams, Atlas, left, s2.S7.
Williams, J. F., left, $2.87.
Webb, Henry, left, $2.S7
Webb, David, $2.87.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15

a 20 leave 80 se'f or~r = ~ ne
Invasion whlrh sfe fu sA -
qualify ia = manncf more ssaphie
II chat they a. Auakii < g. q -
leave pah.ie s.A8.a NA ac e'ov
of ,hc invading psrue q ies,i ignsss.
.ttn as urfla. ~su st trN
fscan fta,etfs st Hst Hv ts,s ca
.tssu..A .t .t t.el .seaN4s
c.usia. ihca, ts - tae,f affection
for ~hs' - pcricfcan and ls'sn. - q
Is for ;hsi ;key sicak q saptssing
The Cas;iillsn lsuyuagc in iec schools.
a. something useless. when "a tne
can,inen, hey arc dcsiruns g learning
Il when !, is the language q hall Of
Aneriea. as Il Il were attended IN
such a way 10 render useless the
coming generation. 10 isolate Il from
the rest OF the race. blocking u on the
solitary rcck oi N island. not admit
ing /; into the bosom q the north
american confederation. the attempt
will fail. neither is il possible to
make the pOrtorlcanS saxon by com
pellirg them 10 speak english in the
suicidal manner proposed.
W A3OklNS 10
in the sinister intention, who concei
we'd the idea Of banishing the spanish
langu ge from the public schools2
Who advises such a blunder as
that, contrary to sense, contrary to
God and contrary to all that is just,
opposed to all the affections Of a peo-
pie which threatens all their rights,
their personality and their history, as
well as the future of their cbildren2
Who talks about democracy and has
no respect for what is the very soul
OF a people: the language; and does
not take into account the imprescrip-
:ible rights of civilized community.
Who speaks of education, and dares
to say hat the school should be made
10 inculcate antipa thies a I'D considered
as an enemy of the noble sentiments
which are ingrafted in the patriotism
Of all men2
The i'll advised circular, sigred by
Mr.. Ayres, involves the so called De-
partment cf Education in mistrust and
justihable suspicion and in inerciless
aversion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
NEUROSINE PRUNlER


Registrador de la propiedad sustituto que
fu6 IA amos en- Arecibo, ofrece sus servicios,
como Notario, en- Arecibo. Bajos de la casa
ndmero IL, calle de la Cruz, Sc hace cargo
de presentar para su inscription en- ell Regis
tro de la propiedad del Distrito remitir
los respectivos intoresados. los documentos
que con tai obieto Sc le envian.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
Il confsict0 de MarrueC0S
Los llamadOS 4 intervenir

Nueva York, lunes-Mr Roosevelt Y los
gobiernos de Inglaterra Francia interven dram
en- ci conticto de MarrueCos, susCltadO por la
violencja del Sultan, que trata de promoVer a
tOda costa. cOnfiCtOs exteriOres b!C9
Existe la creenca de que ell Sultan temiendo-
lie a IA revolution, trata de provocar un confllc
to exterior con cualquera de las potenclas que
tienen intereses Ell MarrueCoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
: Gar ha Ianxado
una protesta
Russia no necesita socOrrOs

Nueva York. lunes.-Avisan los despaehos
de San Petersburgo, que el Gar ha protestado
de la conducta de las muched m bTes Japonesas.
diciendo que Russia no necesita recibir auxilios
de ninguna potencia para comhatir con el Mi
kado que las sola suposcon de que haya
aceptado socorros extranos, es una oiensa que
lie infirio el apon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
Los refugiados
no seran entregad0s 9
Espana los ampara

Nueva York unes dice un cablegrama de
Madrid que por ningun concepto, seran entire
gados como pretende Ell Sultan, los mOrOs tugl
tvos que han buscado amparo en- la plaza de
Melilla
Espaila ha envado una nota al Sultan, con
Cebida en- tales terminus dc repression pOr su eX-
tra1la COnduCta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
Eu Sultan bus
CandO enred0s
Indignation en- Espana

Nueva York, lunes En- los cirCulos po'iti-
cos espanoles, ha causado indignation grande
la Conducta descortes del Sultan con motive de
ha aoerse refngiado en- Melllla agunos sodados
fugltivos del Preteudiente.
FL gobierno ha declarado que esta dispues
to proceder con entera energia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
ServleIO Especial del BeIelm Mefeanm
OABLEGRAMAS.
Los rebeldeS
quemando pueblos
En- ei sitio de Fez

Nueva York. lures.-Las tropas del preten-
diente. derrotadas por el Sultan, han abandona
do sus posiciones erantando el site de fez.
Los rebeldes eslan veEcidos, pero confian
en- re hacerse empire nder de nuevo la campa-
ma: en- su huida han inceEdiado vsrias pobla-
Clones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
[ O que haceu las fuerzas
beIigerantes
Ell mOvimientO de las eScuadraS

Nueva York. lunes-Avisan los u.timos
cablegramas recbdos del lmperio moscovta
que Sc esperan con gran ansiedad, noticlas de la
guerra.
Lo mismo acerca del n:ovimento de las es-
cuadras que de los ejercitos beligerantes, sc tie
ne la mas completa lgnoraDcia en- los centres de
San Petersburgo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
Los en&usiasmoS
presmatlSros
Las multitudes en- Toxic

Nueva York, lunes.-Dicen de Londres que
la anterior notca ha camado los animOs y ha
prod ucido en- Toxic mOvi imIento de reacCi0n.
Las muchedumbres sin de lar aCtitud
contra Francia han producidO manifestations
de entusasmo, aclamarfdo el futuro exito del
enCuentrO naval.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
e. Sultan proSesta
contra Esp fla
Los refugiados en- MeIilIa

Nuava y York, lunes.-El Sultan de Marrue-
COS ha protestadO una nota que envia los
poderes, de que los moros fugitlvos de la ultl~
ma derrota Sc hayan refuglado en- Melllla.
FL Sultan acusa las autOridades espanO-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
Tropas a las
pIazas africanas
En- provision de 10 que pase

Nueya York lunes.-El gobiernO espanol
ha ordenado que saIgan enseguida refuerzos
mlitares con direction al Norte de Africa al
efecto estan dispuestos Ell Malaga Cadiz, va
rios reglmientos que iran reforzar las guarn1-
clones de las pazas espanolas en- Africa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
Las fuerzaS del
aImiranfe Togo
Esperanto ell encuentrO

Nueva York, lunes.- En- Toxic, segun di-
cen los tlltimos Cablegramas que recibe hoy
la prensa Sc espera que ell almrante Togo sal
dra al encuentro de las fuerzas de Rojestvensky
deteniendole antes de que llegue los mares
del Japon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-15
DbrdS de OdrlOtd Brdeme
IA 20 ctvs. tOm0.)

IN 90 ctvs tomoO
Dora.
Azucena.
COraZon de orc
Una Nctlina del gran ihuhuo'
II pecado dc una lhauFe-
En e crlsol dei amor:
Juez partc : Una hislo.ia Cr'sOo.
DE las ttheDlas Il ~ luD'
tilotOrIa DC uh N'ip negro
ISpuaS en- el coThHoh'
luchhs uci coIl~oh. =
La eNplaclOh ue uh pccauo;
Un natfmonlo deSGTdcIddo'
III secretO uel uuQue.
La martr del hogar.
La nina inlnada.
La nONeia de una nina.
La tentacl0n Ge una muler
I'm casatliento desigual
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15
Just For Fun" in Carpets
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Corsets. Muslin Underwear and
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