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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-05
NOtaS de ESpana

la mner;o el inAigne nuvelixa
espafiol fssnoSo suiof DC pcpi;a lime
nez. don lEan Valera Las i,;raS ts-
paholsS acaban &c snirir dos nucvos
rudos golpes perdiendo cast en pouss
horas a don fede rico BSlart y 81 ilcs-
tire snciano Valera.
Sc Ia efec;uado en- el ceutro obre
70 de Madrid una reunion para lrsiar
de la manifestation que Sc proyeca.
Los obreros no han desiSiido de cele
brar la manifestation 81 el gobierno
la prohibiese Sc procedera una huel-
ga general.
Ell sabado is de AbTil regres6 81
Rey Madrid
La manifestation proyectada por
los obreros Sc redujo al deposito de
coronas sobre la tumba de los traba-
jadores que fallecieron 4 consecuencia
del hundlmiento de uno dc los deposi :
tos del Lozoya.
--Ha naufragado en- las costas de
Asturias el vapor espafiol "Pedrosa "
SalvaDdose ell pasaje y la tripulscion.
Sc ha efectaado una fiesta en- no
nor de don Jose Echegaray en- el tea
tro Espafol. organizada por los estu-
diantes, los cuales lie entregaron un
album artistico. dedicado al insigne
dramaturgo. Muy emocionado el Sc
fior de Ecnegaray, pronuncio I'm dis
durso que fue coronado de aplausos y
entusiasmo delirante. Concurrio es.
to solemnidad el ministro de Instruc-
cion Pdblica y Bellas Artes, quen
pronuncio un discurso muy elocuente
-Esta acordado que ell Rey haga
TN viaje Extremadu1a.
No ha dado resultado la prohibi-
cion h@cha respccto al descanso domi-
nical y la Suppression en- ese dia de las
corridas de toros.
--Ha llegado Madrid ell Rey de
los belgas, Leopoldo II.
La capilla ardiente establecida Ell
la camara mortuoria del insigne no
velista don Juan Valera. ha sido visi :
tada por I'm gran nimero de amigos y
admiradores del ilustre muerto.
Sc teme que haya ocurrido una
desgracia al cafionero "Dofia Maria
de Molina" que sali6 de S nta Cruz ell
dia IS y deblo de haber llegado a Ca
di1 el Is del pa sado. Este caflonero
tiene $40 tonels das, 500 caballos y
va armada de ocho ca f1ones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-05
Andres Mata

De la prensa de Venezuela trans
cribimos la siguiente noticia:
"Se lie ha ratifcado a este querido
amigo ell nom mbramlento de Secretario
del Gobierno de la Seccion Occidental
del Dstrito
Grata satisfaction xperimentamos
al dsr cuenta de la nueva prueba de
conhanza gque ha merecido ell ccmpa-
nero, del Gobie rno de la Restaura-
cicn"
Nosotros tam bien celebramos que
ell gobierno del general Castro cuente
con hombres tan insignes como Andres
Mats, que es sin ning1n genero de
duda una de las hguras mas s..lientes
dc Venezuela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-05
DEL EXTREME ORIEKTE
LOS JiPOsEsts pTssOTrOOs
rRtNsA FRsN1rA

Londres. y &c Abril. -El CORES
ponSal en- Hong Kong del Daily
Mail dice que el cable en- esta villa
en- communication con Hainan es;a CO.
pado por los rusos 4 fin de ocultar los
movimientos de su escuadra.
Bahia de Camrank, ala flota del
Baltico ha cruzado 10 largo de esta
habia. Cuatro cruceros auxiliares
un contl a -torpedero an toms do car
bon de un trsnsporte aleman en- la
bahia. Sc dice que los -usos han cap
turado dos navios alemanes que trans
portaban contrabando de guerra al
Jap6n.
St. Petersbur go-En los circulos
maritimos Sc dice que RoJestvensky
esta en- el Golfo del Tonquin, Otros
a6rman que no Sc sa be NADIA.
La escuadra del pacffco comanda-
da por Negobatoff ha cruzado el Es-
trecho de MALAGA.
Toxic 27-El "a de Abril, dice un
despacho Official, una fuerza rusa
compuesta de cinco batallones d e in
fanteria ataco nucstra caballerfa
avanzadas. Nuestras perdidas son de-
3S hombres. El ,nemigo tuvo ZOO
muertos.
San Petersburgo 28-El general
Linevitch en- un despacho al empera-
dor. dice; Ell ~ de Abril. obligam mos
al enemigo a abandonar las villas for
tihcadas de Manchenson Nemanpao-
men, Los japoneses ocupab ban una
posici6n forti6cada, mas ell fuego de
nuestra artilleria y la apar,ci6n de TN
destaca mento sobre ell fanco izquier-
do les arroj6 abandon ando sus posicio-
nes. Nuestrss troPas obligaron al
enemigo a retirarse a Kayancheng.
Ell mismo dia nuestra vanguai dia Sc
'acerc6 Cheng ton, fuertementt ocu-
pada por los japoneses. Nuestra ar
tillerfa ha destruido la Inca teleera-
flea entire Kayancheng Chengton
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HernoSHraS del Corvoo
RcgfSgvo CFsTl

II Corree. que Tcgularmen;e legs
4 este pueblo entire "a y IA de Ia M.
mana, dc Gusyama. y per el que reci-
bimos Ia correspondence de San Juan.
lego sl pasado sabado 4 las dos dc Ia
tsrde.
Preguntsmos al conductor la causa
y nos contesto que el csballo sc lie ha.
bia cansado, al extreme que tener que
venir 4 pic desce Malapascua hasta es-
te pueblo y alquilar uno para prose-
guir viaje Humacao.
Suponemos. que para ell servicio tan
importante, deben tenerse mejores a
ballos, y no "chongos' que a las dos 6
tres horas de viaJe estan inservibles.
Sobre ell particular llamamos Ia
ate ncion del sefior Jefe del ramo, para
que 10 ocurrido el sab ado no Sc repita.
Las ipscripciones verifc adas en- ell
Registro Civil durante ell mes de
Abril pr6ximo pasado. ascendieron a
a6 nacimientos y IS defunciones.
Corresponsal.
Mayo a. 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-05
POR Ell CENTENARIO
SELLOS CONMEMORATIVOS
DEL "QUJOTE"

Para conmemorar las fiestas del ter.
Ger centenario de la publication del
"Quijote' ell gobierno ha creado unos
timbres especiales de Comunicaciones
que para su circulation en- ell Rrino
estaran expuestos la venta solo ELI
las expenditures de tabacos de Madrid
durante los dias ro al IS de Mayo pro.
ximo.
Dichos timbres son de diez clases,
su gra bado representa- escenas del
"Quijote"
He aquf la resena de dichos tim
bres:
De cinco centimetros color verde
acknowledgements la primera salida
dc Don Quijote
De 10 c6ntimos, rojo escarlata Re-
presenta la escena de los molinos de
vientos.
De IS cGntimos, violeta claro.-Re
presenta las aldeanas
De IS sentimos. azul cero.-Repre-
senta ell mantea miento de Sancho.
De 80 centimos, verde turquesa,
-Representa el acto do a.marle ca
bal'ero.
De 10 ,centimos, rosa claro Ian
ceando las ovejas,
De SO centimos azul gendarme
Representa- Claviefio.
De una pesets, laca roja. .-Aventura
de los leones
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De FajardO

ST fuera possible la humana natu-
raleza. que no 10 es. ponerse a la altu
ra de ciertos acontecimientos que por
su magnitud estan fuera de nuestro
alcance, bien podiam mos asegurar cue
la cele bracion de Semana Santa en- es-
to pueblo eminentemente quito, de
grandes sentimientos catolicos, ha res
pondido de una manera digna al gran
dioso suceso de que arranca la historic
sublime de la cristiandad
Comenzaron los festejos con la ben,
dicion de las Palmas, que atrajo un
n1mero considerable de feles nues-
tro bonito temple. en- ell cual Sc celebro
Ia misa de Domingo de Ramos Pro.
cesion correspondence, veriicada en-
el interior del Claustro
Los Ofcios del Jueves Santo revis-
tieron inustada solemnidad, va por 10
ha' monica de la orqu esta. como por el
immense gentio que ll.naba las naves
y sobre todo, por las 800 personals que
recibieron la sagrada Communion, con
orden y compestura admira bles, con-
tandose un buen n1mero de ca balleros.
Ell Viernes Santo desde muy tenn
prano comenzaron los 6eles acudir
al temple continuando la adoraci6n
al Santisimo Sacramento. Cuando
POGO antes de las nueve Sc presento
ell ofciante con los ornamentos negros
en- sefial de luto por la muerte del Sc
nor que Sc commemorate, va era i'm
possible Ia cntrada los otros fieles que
permanecian en- la puerta. Nunca
Vimos en- esta parroquia un paso de
Cruz tan concurrido.
En- la procession del Santo Entierro,
pasa ban de tres mil las personas que
ella asistieron.
El Padre Cintron, aproyechando cl
concurso de 6eles, ocupo la CatedrS
sagrada hablandonos de la Passion y
Muerte de JESUS, gu, con su sangre
sell6 su religion santa que durara
mientras ell mundo exista.
Ell sabado Santo Sc multiplied ia
concurrencia por la asistencia de in
fnidad de cam pesinos. El altar de
la Resurrection arreglado por varisa
sefioras y sefioritas y bajo la direction
del Padre Cintron resulto muy bonito.
En- la misa "del Encuentro", ell Rev.
Padre Cintr6n, dio las gracias d sus
amados feligreses, pues puede asegu-
rarse que jamas en- Fajardo Sc celebra-
ron con igual solemnidad los cultos
de la Semana Santa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-05
Mayo 5 de 1905.

Dos nuevas cesantfas vienen 4 ocu-
par los n1meros 25 y 26 de las deere
tadas en- el Departamento del Interior
por su Jefe Mr.. John Edward Elliot.
Los sefiores don Jose Antonio Dau
bon y don Jose Lopez Zarate, que han
organizado ell archivo general de la lsla
han tenido que presentar sus renun
cias por haberselas pedido ell Comisio-
nado del Interior.
Demas no estara decir que ambos
empleados son competentisimos y que
han servido cada uno mas de 80 afos
en- ohcinas p1blicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-05
Las aCtualsS futrIaS naYaleS

n ANnNs NsooNls RelicEssNrls
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PEACE RUM0R|.s'||.
.'STlL|...L.2.A|I|f|'.L|...0l:||.A|||.1'||'
Reports Cattsc Considerable w; lJx-'
element Oh Paris Bottrse,
Despite SDcnials.

@l(speciaiE Cable to Ths 'rlincs..D isput cl,O .
1ONtoO Feb II M 13et1ck en ~ {.
the Russian dor to Great Britain.
lind a#loiig conference to-day vi I'll lNtng
edward ut buckingham 1'n1ace It was va 3
said both at the Russian embassy and and
tho forcigns office after tile conference.
that It had nothing whatever to do win
SRtissl, n ana Inran. Nevcrtlle less, the
genortii i,npressl Ion IS that NJ Beick'en-,
dorffS presetito 10 Els Mnjesty Q CONS con I.
smunloationSf roiri the Car which Y intll-
Gated tliut6 Russn would be glad to have 1--WE
the good offices or Great Br tai II y, OPEN
Ing negotiations with Japan, lookli1 " 70 q
an ending OF It 10 wa II s5S Sl,i II E|{,
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MUCH MARRIED HOCH
ON VERGE or COLLAPSE
lRX Associntel Press.l

(By Associated Frrss.)
CHICAGO, Feb. li,-Johnun lloeh. the
sclf-confessed bigansst, Is thought hy The
police to be Oh tile point OF breaking
down. lie no longer acts the part #of n
comedian iis smile Is wearing OFF, The
police say that IIoch has reached the point
where ho Is willing 10 tell some things
which l,nye been denied by him before.
Inspector Shppy THINKS the prisoner may
tell q sensational story At any time, b
tWe already have sufficient evidence
on which 10 Hold Iloch, for tho grand
jury" Was tho positive statement by Cor
auer Hoffman to-day, The coroner lnti-
matted that lie attached most Importance
To a final report on the analysis OF the
internal organs of Marie Wrlcker iloci,t
The analysis thus far has established ll,r
fact that 4arsrnie WAS found In the ylc-
inns stomach, but whether this Was the
direei ennSe OF death cannot he estab-
lished until the eltlre examination Of
otiier organs las been completed. a final
report Will he made u week from Mon
Iny, b
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is, in his opinion not a step forward but
IL stop backward. 81 If the word treaty IS
substituted theEtreatles would amount to
d specific announcement against the
whole principle Of a general 4arbitra ton
treaty. 81
" The President also says that lf5 in the
Judgment Of the President anlnmcntlment
,nulifcs Il proposed treaty, y seems TO him
that 1t is no less &clearly#iis duty to re-
frain from Jentleavoriny To secure q rati-
Ffication Of the amended treaty. M II.
Senators Morganand Money have MADE
a report giving the view Of the minority
OF the Committee on Foreign relations:
The reports argues that the provisions Or
the treaties to submit questions by special
agreement" means thati VII be treaty
made without tho concurrence Of the
senate lii other words, this Is an at 9
ten,rt by treaty to delegate the. treaty.
making power TO the Executive Depart
5mcnt Of tho government alone, 3andt ~; so
doing. ia salter5 the Constitution OF the
United States, ~ Z .,g =,
Secretary Hay signed with NJ .StSia ka-.
hra. Tie Japanese minister m a l'i IRA
ton treaty between he United states NJ 7!
japan identical with those signed Win =
tho other nations II 81 si49at s,sS3 TAX
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What Hay,asshi Says.
INV AssUcinted Press. } n

LONDON ", d Feb i 80 Stories purpo1trrtt Ing
to en1anate from London concerning ne,
gotintions for peace In the far East find
no support and no credence In resro 7 a
here. AZ ESii5
3Esl"All my infornntionSis quite to The cons
trnry,', said Baron Hayashl, the y pn-
nese minister, to-day, and therein the ilo
minister voiced the general opinion OF
those IN n poslton{to kno ". II cannot
account for the recrudescence OF these re-
ports" continued the minister. Certainly
i know OF no movement In tho dtrec--2
ton Of peace There Is scvorys pro "a bll ty.
of a continuance OF the war;
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NEW PAPER.

,l'lla trst issue nr the Knights Chronf-
Gle, the7orgnn Of Council No. 800, ktlglits
Qf Columbus The great Cathollc oreani-
day
'fhe paper, which wIll De monthly
publication, deNnlod 20 Tie interests OF
.tlie order IN the city and state, Is benuii,
iully printed ara capabiS edited. The
iinni I,hge Is devoted tD n sketch and pic
iule % l|m lain ANTHONY N. Kelley Wln
was tergntiS Killed III Paris on Che IN,
Eide a bnaset &C acws interesting To
the knights llnd 't@p or three special arti-
elea. The size ~ HE INST Issue II betes,
slfitS sliuls Snisrpncii isRues VIII DO
'lEei} aal more ,ttttsnueu,.
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Rut111,or.s, Of Peace.
y az Associat ted Press.l

il PARIS, Feb. 11.--AnotlcrH crop OF he
ncaco rumors, perslstently floating IN the
European ca pitfalls, is considerably q ff ,ts
ing tho Bo,irsc and causing the entb ,,'7
sizes to make hasty IND ulries ut the for-
egr office. Those In the best position
to know the facts Including Foreign, N IN n
istcr Decasse. say tho reports {, are s ,lll-
warranted, rs Russia does not show g
disposition to solicit or; entertain a props
ostion OF peace. Notwithstanding TINS,
some of&thoy leading embassies nave !. re- a1
,norts from st. Petersburg 4 saying that
court circles are beginning to incline
strongly towards peace and banking elf
cles are also actively promoting the tulk
Of ponce. 15sif3
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COUNTESS REFUSES
tn SURRENDER CHILD.
nv Associatcd Press.

10y
FLORENCE, Feb. 1.-THE case Of inc
Countess Montignoso ls;assumng a tragic
character. !! owing to the tenacity With
which she refuses to give up her child,
no Princess Anna. DR.. Kocrner, the
ccmssary OF King Frederick Augustus y Of
saxony when he read his soyerelgn's de-
cree for the Countess Montignoso TO turn rl
over the Princess To- Dr. ISoer 1 threat
oncd, when she refused TO accede, TO em-
NOV saxon detectives to watch her. The
Countess Montlgnoso, holding her child
in her arms, exclaimed: You will have
ia tear her from mel" TO this DR.. koern-
or replied Let us stop this farce. he
then left for Rome to ask assistance
from tho German embassy. q
The lawyers OF Countess Montignoso
have decided TO insist that all exchanges
OF views regarding the case shall be
brought through diplomatic channels
claiming that they have valid reasons
10 refuse to allow the Countess to deliver
IN tho child. They also have asked pros
lection from the authorities In case an
attompt IS made on The person or domi-
Gle OF tho Countess. 555
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Japanese on Move: .
! 11av 4 ssocla.lcd Press D

NTtfKDEN. Feb. 11.--DnrIng the last
few DAYS the movement! Of large bodies
az Japanese troops has been observed ts
on tic russian right flank, where the 1t.
presence 81 partsof General Nogi's ARM, army.
has been established. The Japanese re
energeticnlly fortifylng the S3village .3o +
yanzyanopu, Yatzupao and Nlal am :,
tsouthward of sandepas, and also t u !,
districts of ,routaitzi, Tszutsal1edzi ana an
Huantai, on the right bank Of the l1 ~
River. III slt2 .{ Is III &gs IN t3E! x 3.
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.BA.LfOURIHASIBIG
EIgA1.....Q!|.N HAND |
Says Government VIII Not Re-
|, sign Unless Defeated Oil In
portaht8 Division.
ft,v ssocin,l t,fc,s.1


loNDON, Feb Il. .-4 ri rllntnent " opens
,noxt tuesday, WHOM Isl Ing 11dlyard with,
ipoh,p, vii 20 frott, I,ucltltg:-
ham Palace to- 1vestn,i nstcr, where 3l,o..
viii deliver tho speech from, the throne
amid tho imposing ceremonial @thitt Isl
WHOM lie 8ls present
OH this OCCASION III person. W. S
This Spectacular ftslt ,iieS will be TIC TIC
curtain raiser to- a grim strug d q long
or. short duration between Primo Nj nister'
.Bnlfour's administration and I tho Liberal
opposition Closest observers nrc ItinuBlo
lto gnugo tho stay Ing 10 ets OF X he gov
eminent Rumors OF ~ dissolt ton OF lie
government are Just as rife and JUS q rs
positive as were the statements made ~
year ngo, hen tho best prog osticntors
gave Mr.. Baifour only strength sufficient
lo{rcnd the Budget. a Vow It lis confidently
stated TINT dissolution will come quickly,
even within the. limit $of debate on he
address Iii reply to tho speech from tho
thronc which will last about two weeks.
on tho other hand, Mr.. Bal -four md
many Of tliebmost8 prominent members u
tho unlonist purity assert In posi- i i,S
terms that they can only be 4 defeat et by
the failure Of tho Unionist members 10
do their duty, and that the government
Will not resign unless IT Is defea teu on
IN Important dlvlslon, Ne l583 s
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PAST MASTERS ME N
IN annual C0NCL.Ava!!

rho annual meeting and dinner Of the Past
Masiers' I a $500 lulion. OF Virginia Masons was
The event at Masonic a. ny anse.
cation Worshipful j. Gnarltoh fn,,eu rame
past masters, about q hundred Of whom were
in attendance. TO order , 4. Z, ,,,
Marshal Frank Cunningham was ordered to
form tho brethren III line for q march upon ne
bnnnuet table The marshal had but lttie
trouble IN getting his men IN nS lTr ~ hundrsl
or more Richmond past masters, and filty or
morn invited guests seated ut the tables IN
the banquet hall OF the Masonic TGInpc'
Il Is delicious menu was disposed Of. after
which Inc craft was called from refresh
rncnt,,5 ia Tabor which was something IN
the nature OF reversing the usual order OF
things. ~ ,ad,o NOR, ~ Ma
sons Proceeded 10 business. Governor Nonta-
rIie' 4 member Of the craft. hallng from
Roman Eagle@ Lodge, OF, pansin VIZ ~ int a,
e rrsor delivered a polished address on the
teachings OF Masonry as applied TO good
government. In which he showed MS adfn 1I,. :
Ton for tho order OF which hs declared nm n
! self 10 be proud to be q member. From the
teachings q! masonry. /, the Governor pointed
out the true tcnets OF good government ,
III. Fleisehman. Dr. g. ~. Il. Brock, r. z,
Morris, j. II. Charlton; Frank l.. brent. Leon
Wallorstcln. Richard r. Patterson. " Mac
Nonald Lee, Of Lancaster county, :. :. sar-
gent. OF Norfolk, and Past Grnndmastcr il, O.
EcrnS, ofmHaliiax4 county.
The following officers Of the Past Masters
Association were elected for the ensuing year;
sfIpful Leon Wallerstc!n. vlce.presden,; Wor,
shinful lsadore I.oreEsteiI, secretary and
treasurer. Worshipful George y. klns, ser-
Ecant Int arms. { III
AL intervals during the Interesting proceed
5Inrs FRANK Cunningham sang, rendering
several OF his sweetest solos,
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teeth. Mer and women wcpt sat,d DC yea
&to be set FREQ. and time II fter time Inattie &
5dashes for liberty only be throis Y
.ruthlessly back by the watch ful otiic
Kerse 'phoned 8 Tor tho patrol
wagon, and then began n pilgrimage Of
unhappy gamcsters TO the Second Y Police I
Station, " VI 5lis 55s I5 q,
The Joint is In the rear of No. III y ortll
Second Street, behind the law offices a. 4
a negro attorney at law and n otary publ II
Thomas Hewin by n ame. s55 An 8 IMMENSE
crowd gathered to 5condole with the ca ~
tive friends and boot n t and reYile their
fallen enemies Jackson Wa RI for once
had Its fill OF excitement. II t5s 3SS,
,rhe den Is owned and run by n neg
named Bob ELLIS. but unfortunately ne
was not at home when he rad was mao
His son. Clarence Ellis FoHyevc r.ES was va
those captured
The Victims.
b III ere 4 arc the names Of the vlctinls:E
& Charles Benlc, Sam Norrcll, Lucius EI,aY'-s$
export. Henry Jackson. Ed. Johnson
Murray Payne, Clarence Ellis George
Dandrldge, Ioses Campbell Il G Gorge w 600.
Grant Branch Jnnius Lewis. West Davis.
John Riley, Herber. Wlngfeld. john
Thom pson. william Meade Martha Corr
don. Bette Norris Sallie jackson ana
Martha Mayo. ~ "a 3f;t s Az
All were bniled for y app earancc pc fore
His Honor, the great crap justice, on
Monday morning. ms
sGrcnt praise Is due the officers making
tho arrest. There wns not a hitch every
thing worked like clock work. and the
ugly mob OF lawless negroes was handled !e1i
inla most $bllslness.llke& name
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
But Few Complaints,

,'hcs land assessors were III tho City
Hall during the past three days to hear
complaints as to assessments IN Marshall
Ward, which they nave recently conl-3
nieted. Put low persons protested against
tho assessments laid by the comm on
sers. They will begin on j efferssorl Wa a.
Tomorrow. s%%59 8lt ~ Yiist 9i{ rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Eminence Captured.
= - n I-sTff11 M n 7I4Jl7Il
inv Associated Press. ii

~ '''--'- {By 1sssocfd ~ Z.
TOXIC, FEB. lii r.. M.-rhe Japasnllefss'ec
captured All eminence south Of. Chnng-
tchichil onSThursdny morning, Fen rye.
9th, driving off two companies o. sisus
gsInn ,nfantry,. THE Russians have con-
tiniied smelling Field Marshal II Oyamfal's
center and left since Thur sday las II
$Thc RusssinIis "a end who ere buriee y
afterthe batte Ielkoutat totnleds two
thousand. Il +, =.
THE japanese on that occasion captured
two thousand rifles. " ii5 Fl