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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27
Brief msntion

A marriage license has been grant
ed to Lester L. Williams and Miss
Grace f. Robinson.
A daughter was born this after
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. s. G..
Halterman of Girard Avenue.
Members of the Epworth La
dies Aid society having church
dishes at home will please zee that
they are all left at the church
Thursday.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to George e. Bender, OF Waldo
township, and Miss Nina Il. Almen-
dinger, of Pleasant township; Walter
l.. Waddell and Miss Mabel A. Den-
man. both Of Waldo.
L. H. DeLauder, the contractor,
has closed business deal with the
Wollenweber Lumber Co., for $6SOO
worth Of lumber, said to be the
largest deal of its kind ever made
in Marion.
DIR. Smith, assisted by DR..
Lower and DR.. Dwyer of Nevada
performed very delicate opera
ton upon Mrs. Shenneman OF
u'hler avenue yesterday afternoon
The surgical work was very sue
cessful and the patient is doing
nicely.
The woman's Home Missionary
Society of che United Brethren
church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. j. Il. w Davis, of Bennett
street, Thursday afternoon at {
o'clock. The meeting will be of a
business nature and large attend
ance is desired. 0
The regular monthly meeting OF
the trustees of the Old Ladies
Home was held in the office OF
une home at O'Clock this after
noon. Practically all of the mem,
bers of the board was present.
Only business of general routine
nature was considered.
jacob Schoenlaub was Wednes-
day appointed guardian of The
property Of Isaac Miller, veal.
thy retired farmer, of the north
ern part of the county. The ap-
pointment Of a guardian for Mr..
Miller was asked for by his rela
tives and determined upon >at a
hearing in the probate court yester-
day.
The remains of William Trey
whose leath occurred in California
several days ago, reached the city
Tuesday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
over the Erie. They were taken tt
the home of the parents on Mt.
Vnon Avenue. Funeral services
will be conducted from the Ep-
worth M. +. church Thursday af
ternoon az l O'Clock and will be
in charge at Rev. Albert Edwin
Smith of Ada assisted by Rev
ID. Ii. Bailey. Interment will bt
made in the cemetery at Adelaide
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27

Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves
rheumatic pains and makes sleep
and rest possible, which Is alone
worth many times its cost. B. r.
Crocker, Esq, now "a years OF age,
and for twenty years Justice Of the
Peace at Martinsburg. Iowa. says:
Il am terribly afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism in my left arm and right
hip. have used three bottles Of
Chsmberlaip'a Palm Balm and X
did me lots uf good" For sale by
Al drueGiets.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27
MRS. NANCY o'DowD
Dies Monday at Her Home 10
Newark.

Mrs. Nancy O'Dowd, who was
found lying unconscious on the floor
OF one of the rooms Of her home on
Union street, West Newark, Mon
day afternoon, died at the Newark
Sanitarium at 1920 Tuesday after
noon. Death was due to uraemic
poisoning with which she was at
tackled similarly about year ago.
The deceased leaves one son, Clark
a b. & o. freight conductor, living
il this city, and a daughter, Cora
ODowd, of Tiffin, o. There are
also two brothers, Frank ODowd, of
Marion, Ohio and james. residing
near Mansfield. Mrs. O'Dowd was
81 years Of age and had resided in
Newark for number Of years. =
Newark Advocate.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27
Bound Over to Court Under
Bond Of 500. .,..s...s,
WILL FIGHTn11aE CASE
TO the Supreme Court if it IS
Found Necessary.
Service Board Asked to Order Fence
Built Along Fairbanks Quarries
on Patten Street.

A second affidavit was filed
Tuesday afternoon in the mayors
court by George II. Watson, of
the state medical board, against
Dr.. C.. c.. Marsh, the neuro-mag-
netic healer of this city charging
him with failure to file a certifi-
cate of the state board of medical
examination and registration with
the probate judge of this county.
Marsh was arrested Wednesday
morning by Officer Slagle and
brought before the mayor. When
arraigned he waived examination
and was bound over to the grand
jury under 800 bond. He secur-
cd bond. and was released.
Marsh intends to fight the case
to the supreme court, if necessary,
as he claims that he is practicing
entirely without the use of drugs
or the knife and perfectly within
the requirements of the law.
"A number of complaints have
reached the mayor during the last
few days in regard to the failure
OF the Fairbanks Construction COM
pany to erect fence along it's
GuarIies Oh Patten street. The
sidewalk on the street runs along
the edge Of the quarry which is
about forty feet deep at that
place.
Fearing that an accident might
occur before the owners of the
prcperty erect the necessary fence
to protect persons walking along
the streets at night, the mayor has
asked the board of public service
to take immediate action and order
a fence built.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27
Of Sinking Fund Board of
Trustees.
MEMBERSOF The OPINION
That Five Mill Levy will
Again be Necessary.
Local Banks Is Commended fot
Coming to Relief of the City and
Preserving Its Credit.

The sinking fund trustees held a
regular monthly meeting Tuesday
might and prepared the annual re-
port Of the board. The report was
given to the mayor Wednesday
morning, and will be presented to
council for its acceptance.
The report of the trustees is inter-
esting in many of its details. The
board was criticised by the state
auditor for some of its investments,
but the members consider the board
justified in taking the actions that
T. did because Of the credit of the
city being endangered by lack of
funds to meet bond payments.
At the present time, the board has
ss49.S9 on hand. The gross re-
ceipts for the year were $112,130 54
and the disbursements were s114,-
490.54, leaving an overdraft Of ST.
49, 80. The board holds securities
w thC dluyuuI vi 3o,VOA.l6 part VI
which is securities of the city of
Marion, and the remainder certifi-
Gates of indebtedness.
On account of the large number of
bonds becoming due, the board
found it necessary to issue $4,000
worth Of refunding bonds to keep
the credit Of the city unimpaired.
IE this respect, the board commends
the local banks for coming to the
relief Of the city and gives them the
credit Of preserving its credit. The
board reports a deficit OF $8.427 90.
The total Indebtedness of the city
Is $571,SOS "a.
The past year, the board found
II necessary to increase the tax
levy for the sinking fund to five
mills. The present board believes
that five mills will be necessary
during the present year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27
No "Deacon" Out West.

Il WONDER" said a man on the
northeast car this morning, whether
back east they still use deacon as q
title. Back in Massachusetts when
! was a boy wo always spoke of 'Dea.
con- Jones and Deacon PiHle. But
] haven't heard 1t out here. Two or
three good friends of mine are dea.
cons but nobody ever addresses them
by the title. Wonder ?"-Kansas
aCftv Star af ar r.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27
PROGRAM RENDERED
BY Freshmen Class of the High
School Wednesday.

Several members Of the Freshman
class of the High School rendered a
highly interesting program of rhe-
toricals before the class body in the
main room at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing.
The program opened with a reci-
tation by Lottie Campbell, on
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27

Thirty days treatment for kidney
bladder troubles and Rheumatism for
81 90. Your money refunded II not
satisfied. Pineules contain no alco-
hol. Do not derange the stomach.
Easy to take.
Sold by FlOcken Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27

l"Agnes Hotot." Hazel Williams
gave a defamation on Life Is What
We Make It." Acadia was the sub
ject of reading by Charlain
Phelps. The program was conclud-
ed with recitation, Home" by
Hattie Worthington.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27
Reward for Lost Ring

DR.. e. o. Richardson will pay to
the party that finds his lost ring,
$500, and no questions will be
asked as to how they got 1t.
3-25-3tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27
Railroao 11otes

1t seems as though the many
planned improvements, which the.
Erie has prospected, are at adec1d-
ed stand still. First the company
was going to build a new freight
house, right off the real. Next
practically new union depot was to
|be constructed early this spring. 9th
Ter improvements Of minor consider
lation were also prospected.
1t seems as though the officials Of
this section have recommended the
necessities, but the powers that be
of the treasury department, have
mot placed their Endorsement stamp,
and it is just likely that 1t never
will be placed. For years the
company has needed badly a new
freight house at this point, and
dozen or more plans for constructing
one has fallen through.
Leroy Logan, for years employed
las an engineer on the Erie railroad,
and widely known in local railroad
circles, was killed few days ago
III wreck near AIeadville. The
victim was young man about thir-
ty-fve years of age, and has rela-
tives living in the vicinity Of this
city. Logan is the third Of his
family to meet violent death while
employed by the Erie. His uncle,
wallace Logan, was killed in a
wreck at Rittman, eight years ago.
The next victim was his father,
James Logan, killed at Martel
few years ago.
Mr.. Logan resided In Kent, where
his remains were inferred.
Superintendent +. J. Moser, of
the Erie, from Huntington, and
trainmaster j. H. Kline, were in
local railroad circles today. The
officials made an inspection of the
yards and buildings.
Fred Tristram, fhe we'll known
assistant general passenger agent of
the Wabash, with headquarters in
Chicago, was looking after business
and shaking hands with old friends
In the city yesterday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27

An important meeting Of the
American Insurance Union will be
held in the lodge halls tomorrow
night. The gentlemen Of the order
will entertain the ladies at a BAN
ouct and social conclave. All Of
the members are urged to be pres
ent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27

For the bepe0t OF people working
in shops and shxes. we will keep
open every evening until 1880
o'clock for the next Nwo} months.
OILS DECORATING co.
3-27-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-27

The salve that acts like a poul.
tice Ia Pine Salve Carbolized. No
other salve so good for cuts, burns,
bodls and chapped skin. Ask about
1t. Price 25 cts.
Sold by Flocken Drug Store.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

fornia' Sine Temore" y "Fara6n >;
distancia d escape, media milla.
Premios 75y IS dollars, respecti-
vamente. Sc da la seflal y salen
escape. Sc lleva la palma el Cali
fornia' de San Juan, de la propiedad
de don l.. Toro. Entusiasmo en- el
publico. Aplausos y pitos aturden
por un monento los oidos.
Cuarta carrera. La gente deseien-
de de los tendidos y Sc aproxima a Ia
arena. Va 4 tener. luPar la carrera
de la tarde. Los caballos son como
cldos y cuentan con "grandes admi-
radores". Son "Magestic" y "Princi-
pc que van a compartir el premio
con TN animalejo que irrisoriamente
Sc dcnomina Ell Car"
lei "Czar"7 Quite ALA, hombre,
81 no llega nj 4 >reclsta y di6 la gran
'tirada > al p1blico.
Sc da Ia sef1aj. "Prfncipe" toma
vcntaja, Sc estira como una gonna Y
CORE como un viento, hasta triunfar.
Entusiasmo general.
En- I'M abrir y cerrar de ojos. hubo
rrera el 1.53 por ciento. Las apuestas
menudearon en- 800 a $50 dollars. El
p1blico protesta de Ia salids de los
ca ballos. En- varios tendidos apare-
cen carteles que dicer: iFuera, fuera,
Sc reunc Ell jurado. A los pocos
minutes falla por el '..Prfncipe'' Y
aqui este revistero Sc quedo bruja
por haber apestado al "Mayestic".
La carrera fue emociOnante el
recorrido de mil metros, que para
muchos fueron mil ayes y Suspirosl
Sexta carrera. Caballos All, 4"
"Carolina" y "Rapido." Vence el
seguudo en- recorrido de dos mil me
tros. Va cayendo la tarde y 10 peor
no es ESQ, sino que tambi6n va ca
yendo lluvia nenudita que amenaza
con tlerOS nubarrones como dir1a uE
poeta cursi, ponernos de chupa de
domino. Por fortuna es la Ultima
carrera que el record senala. la
banda para amman IN POGO toca III
paso doble espanol
Septima carrera. Sc >da la senal
s'enetran en- Ia pista los caballos
Noble Segundo" ,>"Grito" y "Chiri-
pero."
Desputs de no pocas idas y veni-
das logran los alazanes ponerse en-
orden de marcha'
Suena el disparo y arrancan 4 esca
pc. Con varias alternatives entire
Noble Segundo" y "Chiripero"
vence el Jockey Arce. Aclamaciones
y bravos.
Llueve ahora duro. Son las seis Y
ounce minutos en- el reloj de IN
amigo m1o. Y hasta e1 22 del CO.
rriente en- que Sc anuncia otro espec-
taculo hlpico.
REPORTER:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

Otra vez el gran poeta portuguGs Y
penlnsclar, Guerra Junqueiro Sc en-
cuentra frente 4 frente con el rev
d. Carlos.
POGO despuGs del 'ultimatum" ia
moso escribi6 e tremendo libro "Pa-
trla que adem as de ser literaria.
mente considerable IN admir- bic poe
ma, era la acusacon mas formidable
mas sangrlenta mas desdenosa full
minada contra Ia dinastia.
VacilarOn entonces los gobcrnan-
tes portugueSes entire castipar 8 no
castigar al escr,tor iDsigre que es
gloria de 81 patria del mundo. Pc
70 deSpues de muChas dudas, no sc
atreVlerOn a proceSarlc Tamp0Co cl
rey hlzo hlncapie, antes al contrario.
dlspuSo que el gobierno (segdn st
Icontaba por aqueIlos dfas. ofreciese
de segunda mano 4 Juncpeiro Ia
gran cruz dc Viliaviclosa.
Desden6 tales ofertas e. gran poe.
ia, Y slgul6 circuiando sin e1 menor
entOrpecimienco 81 libro.
Ahora Junqueiro escrib15 veinte
renglones como veinte ~avos que fue
ron publicados al frente de la 'Vo2
Publlca de Oporto, y rep-0ducidos
en- los dias siguientes por jos peri6-
dlcos de Lisboa FL Mun1o y "La
Vanguardia"
.DecIan y dicen asi:
''-Iodas las tiranias s.m feroccS
Y acusan por clio en- la. mls.aras del
hombre Ia desccndCncIa 1cl mons.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07
NueVo SNRna de sIunbrsdo para iaros

En- Trinity House, Sc han dotado
todos los faros de mecheros de in
candesc encia sistema "kitson ali
mentados con petr6leo, y dicen que
dan una potencia luminosa tres veces
mayor de la que producer los anti
guos, consumiendo, en- cambio, me-
nor cantidad de combustible.
La intensidad de luz que producer
es tan grande que con los poderosos
refectores de que van provistos, lie
ga 4 100000 bujlas.
En- varios faros de otras naciones
tam bien Sc ha aplicado con resulta-
do satisfactorio este sistema de alum
brado, y parece que, eE vista de sus
buenas cualidades, Sc extendera mu-
Chisimo, 81 otro nuevo proCedimien-
to no lie sustituye con ventaja.
Asi hemos visto que las primiti-
vas luces de sceite reemplazaron las
de petroleo, q estas las del gas, des-
pues vino la luz electrical, ahora
vuelve el petroleo con mechero in
candescente.
Ell haberse resucitado para los ia
cos esta luz de petroleQ. es debido
q Sir Arthur kitson, que invento ell
sistema que lleva su nombre, y &
Sir Thomas MATHEWS. ingeniero pTin-
cipa1 de Trinity House, qui6n la
aplico al alumbrado de los faros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

Esta es la reconvencion que ahora
te dirigen propios y sextrafios. Tu
"caso" desorienta. Unos te imagi-
nan como Ell vestigio de una regre-
sion medieval; otros te temen como
al laboratorio central del anarquismo
europeo. Quien te cree ell refugio
de toda mogigater1a, quien un antro
de abominaciones mas horrendas que
las de Pentapolis. Este cuenta tus
cofradlas; estotro tus garitos, tus To-
gias, tus clubs demagogicos y tus
music halls.
Lo mismo aContece con las ma
nifestaciOnes mentales artisticas.
Unos tachan til poes1a de fioila, mon
tafiesa y ''barretinalre' otros de his
tGrica atacada de todas las convulsio-
mes del modernismo. Olvidando que
estas en- plena tentativa, en- pleno
tanteo, EN- plena inquietud por tn pro-
pio porvenir, Sc tie reconviene porquc
tn arte no es defnitivo, reposado,
Itranquilo. Olvidando cue estas er
una mafIana te pedimos la madurez
| y el esplendor de la tarde No hace
cincuenta amos que ESQ dura te
increpamos coro porque de una vez
no nos has dado una civilization COM
pleta, porque no has empezado por
ur ''siglo de oro'', porque simulta-
neamente, y casi diriamos que ALOHA
| dos en- la misma casa de hue spedeS
no nos presentas TN Homero, TN Sha-
keSpeare, TN Cervantes, IN Miguel
Angel, IN Wagner, IN Spencer, todo
& un tempo ... Ciertamente, 81
hay algo dc "tartarinade" en- las poa-
deraciones infantilAs y sacadas de
quicio, no 10 hay nIcnos en- las re
convenciones y exigencias excesivas.
Tn bosque milenario en- una sema-
na tes este possible?
Siglos Sc necesitan muchas veces
para que IN pueblo llegue destilar
la esencia de su cultura en- In genio.
A 10 mejor aparece el genio, indivi-
dualmente, no alcanza 4 infundir
nueva vida EN- I'm pueblo moribundo.
HAS hecho algo, Barcelona? tHas
crecido, has creado algo2 Pues esto,
imperfecto y todo, incoherente, ire
gular, atropellado, premature inclu-
sive, es 10 que debemos agradecerte
con 2ratitud cordial y sencilla. Aca-
SO no sabemos situarnos para apre-
ciar I'll esfuerzo; de cerca nos parece
colossal, de lej0s raquitico. Son erro-
res de refraccion atmosf6rica que no
consequences corregir en- nues-
tres iuicios. No tenemos en- cuenta
Ia fugacidad de este momento ante
los siglos; no queremos confesarnos
instrumentos ciegos 6 inconsistencies
de Ia Historic, que es Ia que trabaj ia
Irealmente en- tus entrafas, Y que
isuele burlar, casi siempre, los desig
MOS de los hombres con 10 impreyis-
to, 10 oculto, 10 inesperado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07
S0netistas cGIebres

La moda de escribir sonetos alcan~
20 su aposeo en Francia en- ell siglo
XVI
Ell poeta frances Rousard. llamado
el "principe de los poetas," escribi6
por aquella epoca mas de GOO ntmero
que no ha sobrepujado ning6n otro
vate exception de puestro don Fran
cisco de Queyedo, de quien Sc dice
que escribi6 mas de mil Herrera es-
cribi6 mas de 3oo J cerca de 600 Con
CORA
Petrarca, creador del modelo clasico
imitado por los demas poetas; COM
puso st5; Camoens, 352; Sir Philip Sid.
ney, roS; Spencer, 49, y Donte So.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

EN- Ell HIPODROMO
Las carreras de ayer-San Juan y
Caguas ganan' las mejores apues-
tas.-Entusiasmo en- Ell pdblico.

Tarde esplendida. Pdblico COM
pacto y entusiasta. Fuera del hipo-
dromo no Sc nota Ia animacion de
otras veces, sin embargo, de haber
muchos coches en- el centro del cir
culo tornado por la pista. Los pal
cos, rebosantes de caras bonitas; mu-
cho entusiasmo en- todos los terdidos.
La banda del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico, ameniza el espectaculo. Los
clarines dan Ia primera sefial. Pc
|netran en- la pista d las dos y
cincuenta minutes, los caballos
Maya giiez", IS tarl ig h t., y
'Descubridor" Movimiento especta-
two. Suena Ell disparo y arrancan.
En- el primer instante toma delante
ra starlight pero le aventaia el
DE scubridor" y CANA por medic ca
ballo, como Sc dice entire jockeys.
La carrera escape marca $50 me
tros. Suenan palmas y bravos. Las
apuestas han mediado entire 200 4
$50 dollars.
Segunda tanda. Tocan los clari-
mes y aparecen EN- Ell TRACK" los ca
ballos "Gacho", "Azucena' Gao
ba'' "Lirio''. al RADIO del disparo
salen 4 escape, distancia $50 metros.
"Azucena' y 'Lirio' sostienen pu-
gilato. Sc adelanta "Gacho' y ven
ce. Este caballo va montado por el
jockey P. Cruz. Sc han cruzado
apuestas por US dollars.
Tercera carrcra. Caballos, Cali
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07
hegO00GIOneS IuSOj0DgleyQS

Las negociaciones relatiyas un
tratado ruso-japon6s han sufrido re-
tardos con secnencia de las exaiera-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07
DE TODAS Parties

Informe.- Desesperada resistencia. -
Congreso sanitario.-Ataque a Leo
poldo. o.-Cambio dc sentimiento.- -
Distribution de premios - Efectos
de la huelga--Suspensi6a de salida
de vapores-Aprobaci6n de Russia.
-Buen slntom a-Tropas par Tan.
ger.
La Comisi6n del Presupuesto ha in
tornado favor ablemente sobre una
partida de 81 milones de pesos para
gastos del poder Legislative judicial
{ incluye en- su informe una clausula
|recome nd ando al Congreso que no
apruebe la orden del presidente Roo
sevelt relativa. a la introduction de la
ortsgraffa simplifcads en- los docu-
mentos ohciales. -
Tn negro llamad do Felix Halman.
asesino una mujer de su clase Y
cuando la policia fue a prenderle, hizo
frente los agentes, matando 4 uno
hiriendo mortalmente otro grave
mente dos mas, antes que pudieran
spoderarse de su persona.
Ell Congrese Sanitario Americ ano
snspendio su confertncia annual. des-
pues de nombrar al doctor Orvanano,
presidente de Ia pr6xiina conterepcia
cue sc ceIebrara en- 1907 Ell Atlantic
City, Estados Unidos.
Al atacar EN- la Camara de Dipnta
dos la administration del Congo, el
Jefc socialista Vanderveld acuso al rev
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07
Numero s

das pretenciones de los japoneses en-
10 concerniente q los derechos de
aduapa, de pesca, y en- algunos otros
pnntoS que los rusos juzgan inconci-
tables con los intereses generates de
su pals y con los habitantes de la cos
ia del Pacffico, en- particular FL go
6lerno ruso opina que los Japoneses
debleran mostrase mas conciliadores
81 es que desean realmente concluir
ese tratado:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

Leopoldo de ser emulo asociado de
los grandes "trusts" comerciales { in
dustriales de Ia America del Norte.
El mail ha recibido IN telegrama
de su corresponsal en- Kobe diciendo
que han desa parecido en- el 1ap6n to-
dos los indicios del sentmiento anti
americana a y que Ell pueblo elogia al
Presidente Roosevelt, aclam&ndolo CO.
mo un heroe
El Cardenal Gotti, prefecto de la
Propaganda, preside ell acto de distri-
bucion de prenios los alumnos de
los colegies eclesi4sticos extran jeros
que radican en- Z. y. y los estusiantes
americanos obtuyieron la mayor parte
de aquelIos, entire los que fgura an vein
te y siete med dallas.
La huelga de los empleados de Ia
Compaflia Trasatlantica ital1ana atecta
Sacramento los intereses de los emf
grantees de los cuales Sc encuentran
varios miIlares desposeidos de rodo cla.
Sc de recursos y fin de evitar que Sc
ptomuevan dcsordenes el gobierno ha
ordenado que cese la recommendation
de los mismos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

Proxlmamente sera colocada en-
los astilleros de Yokohama, segdn
esta anuuciado, la quilla de un nue.
vo acorazado de 22, 900 toneladas
Fl acorazado "Salthama", construfdo
en- los mencionados astilleros y bots
do al aqua el IS de Noviembre tilti-
mo tlene un despla4amiento de 10
900 tOneladaS,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

Leopoldo de ser emulo y asociado de
los grandes "trusts" comerciales { in
dustriales de Ia America del Norte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

Ell MiniStro de la Guerra ha ordc-
nado al kaid Mae Lean, comandante
de la guardia del Sultan, que Salga
Embellishments para Tanger, con IN
cuerpo de ej6rcito de 5000 tombres,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

Recibi6 el Car en- sudiencia al
Conde de Witte Y celebr6 con q una
conferencia que dur6 tres horas y Sc
considera este hecho como una prueba
de que Nicolas II ha devuelto su con-
hanza a @u antigua jefe de gabicete
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

Al atacar EN- La Camara de Diputa
dos a la administration del Congo. el
Jetc socialista Vanderveld acus6 al rev
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-07

A consecuencia de la huelga de sus
mpleados, Ia Con pafla Trasatl4ntica
italiana ha suspendido las salidas de
los vapores, que estaban anunciadas y
ha devuelto 81 importe de mas de 1000
pasajes,