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New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

September ....1ea5 1c45 1885 le45 1913
mosEs AND IS Gss On vas new sois 6asinssa
6q the nds2as yTuP rs2ns esn52usa to
common l3gl9c; fair lOa22c; good 22g2c prime % 1gy
l3g14c; fair 15Qi7c; good, 16g3oc. prime -"9-oc'
With SPOT declining rs nao ID to f179 los Sd
With 2 5iI 19 saE 2ar '4f from g Soc to Soc COPPER
lower English market declining los 10 700 Us I
nonnay lower with lake quoted at -}4-lf; = iG
was Unchanged at 5i5a5 &c local market but but
e6anGed at % f % 15 so in % 1ndon and at the
G GndrH aSoed at 5s ID and Cleveland 5s
Cd Locally market quiet and easy 49, maLh - for
& irn cerfcates at the froiuce Exchange quiet
al gGfhsnsed prices Sfbe4 s{sn4ffq a pec5be So
oII-Cotonseed oil firm and 74i$sc higher erxep e
ns of shorts Sales 600 August SOC. Zoo September
at 3 sS4sso 500 December at 70 and 100 Jana
at unchanged prices Lnseed oil quiet and qnchan$ss 4s
We PErF0IEUMM M STANDARD 6 %5!; ! refnsd cases
New YoJ 1885, 6HiP e.. P6adeiphia 4oc
o9anba e9f " s5e "CoTToNSEED oII-Prime crude
mills nominal: prime sumner yeoT spot S25S
Aggust 5sg5S5toi S seP5s4eer 3 eeeSer eSS 4c
January 4o 40se OF sgHmsF 995$o yeL9T Crime White SO
Csc: prime winter yellow 6$965c. LINSEED Ola 15o
4so aaotlSdG cacuts sssa raw. S' 7oc LAID OIL 7a5s
hoies TsaRened the povsan list
bought at The decline 4 npa 6Gs neo at the cose Chi
cao receips were 15 900 hogs; for SATURDAY
II 300 Kansas CITY 5000; Omaha 9ooo and the West.
"a G00 PORK steady; quoted Mess Slo9$l5 90 Ialy'
SIS SgSlS sss soS5 $ h6ss5 69sF 80 faH l s3q$
$40 Coq$i s.tra 1pde nsf @ef I5 quiet qaofod:
SSa9zsc cTTMEATs-F bellies steady aq9tSed; a9S
sHopg iS91S3 10 H. rs TIoW ~ ~ steady city csc
country. O.. Q6sc LARD STEADY; Guoted' 4ss re
eed @ a4 quiet quoted south America cogns9t
sFGIRiSB quiet quoted 8.a city lard 'teaF
REf-The market Is strong with good demand t ex
tbr5gh is in he aggregate only moderate 3 4s
&c choice heads 55 a6c heads e &C. e1a sxl@
fancy heads 8St9I2' S6Ta J@gdn2 25l ~
sUGAR~Refned continued quiet 1Ji iIbdrawais
on old account The following are list prices
rebate points and discount 92 %l Eage tablets
2oc cut loaf crushed zoo mould H. fct5ners' @
Eagle ob bags poWderso caaTse povdered fruit
6opdered and Eagle ard extra 'n9 & ~ n.
Bloc xxx powdered. 55c Eagie 1o G fo-s Sags rs do
H25c o1o bags g. 2"c 9e I'D @ rag ssraniard granua,ed
ana diamond A. 5oec; confeconers' ana No G5-:
Nos and 55e: N3 5o 10 90 40 4Sc. No TO- 485c No
II 43oc No T. 425c; No 13. 2oc Nos L. 10 ana viii IN
4lDs San1and noted and reports that the Conne+'
stinening London Gsoe@ raw Sugars in local
tenfer rs To the slow from refnerS
confident that present rus .TfrreS @ The trade
o"a.eI announcement the firm toTegn Ga9es CARES 90 80
a.. r,,Lng no concessions force business aq75r
rnu~covado. SO test, 33,'G3 4b'' sl5S 10 9oc II
i2SG9 t,. Se buyers f5r leading rehneriss vii
not ba down today. and as Lona9n 49, vii be ru.
day as holiday uts fresh onsi' r5ort the total
through until Tuesday Wiett ,,rAg 'o,s arnirst
stock ot Europe and America 49, dates TIE de-
80 stocI, IS s7e $50 against desreas 20
aa9 $50 tons last TSsk :r5T ~ against
eGr 500 last year. decrease OF S'0.s5' '''~
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
s. sc4; 2 West Virginia sheep. los n

s. ST.; West Virginia sheep. y. 81 50. 90.
Fred J. Kratz: virginia lambs 81 n at s5 40 %
virginia sheep. 50 70. 81 90
- n AZ 81 S5 256 do, 81 %; Z26 Kentucky Co.
IiCrcS-Recefpts were 1874 c1s2 head, nclud-
ing market Feeling STEADY stare h9ss
soI5 AZ s7dsT 10 per 10, n: roughs. SjfSs6 10
Il hogs. IL p average at
D P-r T7rT1s state hogs TT n ST 10; rough
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
r,,eopEAN PRODUCE MARKET

~ TSesfar xfnter IA; futures easy
= Darsr,bar Is sid: March, IS 412G Ss
$50 .s So 0nercan mixed new 5s I'D old Nortnsrn 80 -.
9i-d. fuIres firm: September As ll4d' 80 ISss
london (Pachc CoaSD sssaIS
10. TryA S-CanadIan IS 3D. FLooEe Sssa5v
- REEF-Extra lndla ness
6Gs "a PORK-Prirne mess Wsscern Sf aeon
yyys,rS-sbort cut 16 n. steady ots % R ~ =,
tt,Iand cut rs 80 n quiet o-s oI % - a N
I'd n fr 3D. long clear nlIolS b & a, 40 n dull
srcrt clear Is 10 ~ n QUIZ aTs -,
oiS osl' Arm IAttD-PrAire NtSt7i. -
nct' sfaadv 54s 3D. American refined IN RL-s'
flcrSeS. white. stsaiy ss
4Is 5I Srast raorsd new. steady sos LALLA," ~ eI
dian nnes' s9s Ti-RPENTINE SPIRITS quiet: ais OIL
cry rt or xeak 25s Sd PErRoIh;s
I+a.'JI "a TtCSIN-Comrnon rrI1f " io7-'
str1,as' to n. steady. rs oc-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

COTTON-The cotton market quite active and
e~nrnent's crop report. which part Of the gain
u result Of realizing. The close was hat
steady at a net advance ; points August ana "f
nj points months Sales were estimated
at 500 600 bales opening steady at an
OF points a decline of point. which was
1ust the cables. Private reports or
Texas and the ofcial forecast PREDICTING cIoIdy
TO showery weather promoted some selling curing we
forenoon. which probably mostly for long account
and market eased during tho morning 10 a
by a steadier turn. and after condition
figures Of 20 cent were published comparing with
- per cent last month NZe Per cent lhst year and
s2i PEI cent the ten-year average prices had jump
2f about 20 points with octoeer selling at y zoe and
within is points Of tho high levels reached I'm
sh as the condition figures were considered they od
not seem to be bringing IN fresh demand OF
or under realizing with Octobe- closing AZ - 65c
Possibly the wet weather n the Western and
the showing Of the governments figures At any
rate the response 70 the report considered
he guaged until there has heen observe its
influence among sPinners and producers
Superintendent Kings weekly
Port receipts. sl2 bales against 70 97o year;
ant to mills and Canada 4g34 against oo7s last year
last year loss - stocks intero- 1913 against
SEQ last brought int sight tho week. 81
Port receipts. 9s22s3 bales es year:
last year Sagth'5n mil taking estimated; 235 900
the month or July l2ol5e bales. against 2ia ot7 last
year brought into sigh. thus FAR for 1327T6t
Is r S7 Gays le season against SS7 days last
The the feal market for spot seton was stsady wh
teIesTaphed as follows. Galveston firm unchanged
firm. unchanged at 12s.c. Charleston and wilmington
nominal al NoTfoik stead. gnGsansed At I2, Balt
changed at I3'.c 81 Louis quiet unchansed AZ i3'sc.
i2bc Memphis qalet unchanged at 18c. sales. 1sS
bales Houston steady, unchanged 18c; Fales II
baJes New Orleans steady. nc higher at 12*c: sales
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

The St. Louis Car Company. it is announced from
ST Louis. has completed negotiations for the sale
in France of a issue Of So 100000 of it's per
cent preferred stock 1t will not have voting power
No other American industrial corporation stock
heretofore been directly placed with French in
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
HARTMAN DID NOT GET THIS ROAD

reports from the Southwest that dissensions have
arisen between b. F Yoakum and his associates
IN the St Louis. Brownsville & Mexico Railroad
ana that the road has passed into the control Of
r II. hartman, are understood good authority
to be without any basis in fact
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: SPOT cotton
American, 400, receipts Zoo. midd!lns upland
steady decline Of asq3 points Ausust. essd
October November 6jelzd. November December 658zd
DecemberJaHuary. 652'.d; January-February, 651a Nd
6S4d May-Juns 655d Ianchestsr-Tarns dati. cloths
FLOUR AND MEAI.Flour --s vas IN noa.ra,s demand
ents and bakers Kansas clears and low grades
Rye nour was dun and nd sighly ga easier The following
Spring patents s5uS5 winter straishts 45:
extra No WisteF s. &5ss 7o Extra Ne winter s. 100
3 go 80 db6c f6 to a6o sa'S % gS @ EST S sSId ~ &
quoted m Kin dried 81 aoas3 90 BAG MEAL mr.; =.
81 l6 FEEDWestern 3 quiet; city steady quoted: West
s9s.o oo city bFaH Bulk sas SACKS
s g 5Gk 50 g sacks re-! OF neal s2oSs2o lHy so 'h0D
AIN.WIiEAT.I3u news rredomn.at@ed ted in the early
although final unloading left the closing only
rorts rom the Northwest had an important boang on
the early advance IN prices According to private ad-
IN North Dakota. entire considerably
an advance Of asGsd at Liverpool and Argentine ship
Of only 552 oo bush compared with 1o5eooo bu
taken n decided strength Of well
new wheat had isssenod The Modern Miller report
was little bulsh but the market did not have outside
support enough resist profit taking operations in the
last hour. The Northwest was leading seller at this
had not seriously disturbed the spring wheat outlook
hsay enough 10 inspire some bear pressure during the
ss hair hour Final cables from Paris reported partial
Of points. while Broonhall quoted Berlin 4c
per higher Nc higher. Wire houses
reports South Dakota the principal effect
of which prevent short selling Exporters
took II loads market here closed folows
No red. 96'4c elevator and 9s&e fo b anoat No
Northern Duluth 81 09h. and No hard winter. 99isc
o b anoat. CORN-The market up 4sc per
n early of the day cold weather
together with advance OF ed
at Argentine shipments Of only 9J2 900
900 bush the week previous There
considerable in the market all day
owing 10 further delay to the crop and pces
responded easily the close when OF the
advance was under realizing Locally final prices
NJ higher and tho West about much
mn although the Sc under the No =
corn in the quoted Gle elevator
G0ILc o b anoa white at sii2c and No = yellow
nj 6Ic q b afoat OATS-Decded strength feat
ure in market, advances Of 1q1Hc being noted In
speculative demand was on large and
aggressive scale influenced by bad crop reports from
a good cash demand end light
offerings Cash strong and stiH higher
closing as follows: &c I'd ~ II. b21sc;
white ~ 10 33 H. m55c and clipped white, 30 70 40
n 54a5gIkc RYE,-Market nominal; Nc Western 900
New York Wheat. including -four. exports for the
t,eek according ''Bradstreets aggregae 2 73s s3d
h,,er against $40 and 2 500 o:o last
irrn IsIy ~ 76T against 9,s37.3cs last
corn exports week. I.60s, f2i bush. against
ee5 o4 last week 146 last year; since JEiy l.
s 9c9 Gii hush against 8 2s5. 500 last year.
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
ST PAUL ROADS STEAMSHIP LINE.

ssattis Aug president A j. Earring OF ths
Chicago Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railroad. In an
interview here last night. said that the railroad
conpany will have feet OF nine large steam
ships pIyiug between Seattle and the Orient when
tbs eytension of his road is finished in 1893 ten-
tative agreement has been made with the OSAKA
Sbosen Kaisha to operate the Ene. Nins vessels
each having a capacity OF LOO tons 6s now
being built in Japan The latest shfp. under the
agreement IS - = Sz~ later than Feb
r1AEk 50
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
STATES APPRAISERS JULY work

rIanr, NJ Clapp. special deputy appraiser and
- .-~aisar I'm the absence of Colonel Fowler.
,ho saiIed for Europe "Wednesday gave out tns
folIoOrine statement yesterday of transactions OF
the annraise-'s office for July, 1897 IN comparison
-t.L a. s.ua months OF 1905 and 1905:
,,,,,,,,y-r, INVOICES AND APPRAISEMENT ORDERS
1905 -S'Si. i'O'''-'
NUMBER OF PACKAGES HI>-NNiA>Ep- -,
"a 5O2f 1907. t4tA-
tooc --.... 81. .25sl
,ppp ,rsE-D vAIuE OF MERCHANDISE
o. s,1 oos 37s a2.lpo7 ......-.. S7T. .fOs $50 So
1909 ....... 5s 52T $40 TsI
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
COBALT STOCKS.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS

Rsrnished by J Thomas RsinAardt No. street
New Ec-k. and 40 % Exchange Place. B0Ston)
- I.orr |
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
Las School.
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
,upp-s Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesses ETC.
10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs = YOUNG FULTON % Cnioa sGuare
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
Instruction.

For Young Ladies-Country.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT 7
Third week in July Sl&s n57 slll4st $@5I31 Eal
Jan 70 July q 3-lb Ht' -NN'.-l Z4So III Sal
ATLANTIC COST LINE sa!
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
NEEDS DEFENSES.
Coast Of Southern California Is With
out Adequate Protection.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 2S.-George d
Meiklejohn, assistant secretary Of wal
under President Mckinley ana lately
lieutenant governor Of Nebraska, ex-
pressed the belief that the coast Of
Southern California needs defenses.
He said:
The fortification of the southern
stretch of coast is fully as important
as the works at Seattle and San Fran
cisco. For various reasons it is de-
sirable that something should be done
in the near future. At the time Of
the Spanish American war senti-
ment in favor Of extended coast de-
fenses sprang up, and l do not think
that is has yet subsided. OF course
the Eastern Coast received the first
benefit Of this feeling, but the War De-
partment is glad to utilize the con-
tinuance of this sentiment in provi-
ding for better system Of defense"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
DESERT zion CITY
DeIuded Followers OF D0wie
Leave Their Leader.
BUT NOT HIS TEACHINGS
viii Come TO Pacific Coast TO Found
New Community on the Basis of
Christian Socialism, Leaving
Dowie With Creditors.

CHICAGO, Jan 2S.--Zion City is to
be deserted by Victor Clemm Voliva
and all those over whom he holds sway,
A new Zion City is to be founded
probably on the Pacific Coast, and DR..
Dowie and his creditors will be left
to fight out the question of supremacy
here
Rumors Of such impending action
have circulated In Zion City every
since last summer when overseer John
Speicher was sent to Los Angeles TO
assume sharge Of the various colonies
on the Pacific Coast. 1t was said
Speicher was to select the site for the
new colony. This was repeatedly de-
MED until yesterday when the rumor
was confirmed by voliva himself at a
meeting held in Zion Temple.
Within a few weeks yoliva will go
on a trip of inspection visiting all the
churches west and north of here which
claim him as leader. This will include
a trip to the Pacific Coast from Seattle,
to Los Angeles.
1t was practically admitted that on
this journey he would visit several
sites now under consideration. 1t IS
probable that on the return trip Voliva
will visit several sections of the Gulf
Coast Of Texas, where the land and eli
mate are similar to that Of Southern
California.
The reasons for abandoning the pres
ent Zion City were not defined clearly
in his address but they are known,
nevertheless. The factions in Zion are
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
LOSES ALASKA TRADE.
When San Francisco was Ruined Com
meree Sought Northern Ports.

NEW YORK, Jan 2S.--Seventy- five
per cent of the Alaska trade has been
lost to San Francisco by the earth
quake and added to Seattle and Taco
ma, according TO the statements Of Ben
jamin Crocker. collector Of internal
revenue for Washington and Alaska,
who was at the Hotel Knickerbocker
yesterday. When everything was ru-
ined in San Francisco trade naturally
sought the more northern ports, and
there Is no reason why 1t should ever
be enticed back 10 its former channels.
he says. AS an illustration OF the
growth of the extreme northwest OF
the United States, Mr.. Crocker stated
that the collections in his department
for such luxuries as cigars and spirits
We're last s750s23, that is s175,O49 more
than in Colorado and Wyoming COM
bined and $1sS,293 more than in Mon
tana, Utah and Idaho together.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
Palma Confident U. S. Will Treat
Cuba With Justice.
HINTS AT PR0TECT0RATE
Ex. President Of the Pearl OF the An.
titles Gives Views on Present Sit.
natiea There-nstenas o~r
Administration.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.~-Thc Herald
today In Il dispatch from Man
zauillo, Cuba, gives an interview vita
Ex-rresident Palma, obtained by It's
correspondent. who travelled to the rc-
mote regions on the Canto River where
Senor Palma is establishing home,
He is now living in shanty with his
two sons His wife and other mem-
bers Of his family are at Maanzas,
waiting until Palma can build Tor them
a home The President has one thous-
and cattle on his ranch and viii soon
erect home.
| Senior Palma In the interview. told
OF his struggles since 1868 10 throw
of the Spanish yoke and establish
peace and security for cuba.
when, after years OF bloodshed ami
sacrifice" he said, The Cuban people
with the aid OF the United States. set
UP the republic; thought that ,urbu-
lence was thing of the past ana a
long era OF happiness and prosperity
was ahead,
During the four years Of my admin
istration there was peace and conf
.dence. Public improvements were
made, foreign capital flowed into the
country 70 build railroads AMI devcl-
op natural resources. There was secu-
rity and opportunity for all who de-
sired 10 engage In business and work
for all who wanted to earn an honest
living. The countrys credit was hIgh
and there were millions In the treas
ury.
When this position had been at
tanned after such havoc and pro,racted
struggle 1t was a painful shock to see
that the Cuban people had not the pa
triotism to stand united before the
world, but were tomentlng dissesIon
and starting a revolution against their
own government.
With the millions in the treasury
could undoubtedly have suppressed
the revolution, but In doing this |
could not prevent the destruction Of
property or the shedding Of Cuban
blood by Cubans.. 1t was to avert this
calamity that | stood aside to permit
the United States 70 exercise the right
and duty II had assumed Of preserving
Cuban independence and protecting
life, property and individual liberty
The United States has solemnly as
sumed the obligation to do this. Amer
leans are moral people and will. |
know fulfill their obligations, My abb
solute confidence that they will protect
life and property Is shown in what !
am doing here
DO you not believe that should be
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FOR PRESS CENSOR
Continued from Page ~

the supplement merely an overflow for
The news of the mau sheet
The thought of the commission in
drafting these provisions regulating
postal matters Of the second class "
embodied In dissertation forming
part Of the prelude Of the bin itself.
The commissioners tell the country
what newspaper should he, and. In
accordance with these Views, they
would have the government adopt Il
policy OF paternalism more pronounced
tina nanythng hitherto dreamed OF
Instead Of proceeding 70 wipe out the
supplements containing fiction aud
miscellaneous information a, one fell
Nwoop, the commission proposes TO
check the use OF fiction as mas
Qucrade for advertising matter or mat,
ter not periodical In IT'S essence"
II would do this by prohibiting all
advertising matter IN the pages OF Il
newspaper supplement. whether It
knows or not that daily newspapers
could not give their readers the III.
tercstlng ana instructive articles that
compose the greater part OF the space
Of their supplements, If they were de-
prIyod Of advertising patronage, The
commission proposes system of pen.
alizing weight to proven, the undue
devotion Of periodicals to ADVERTISING.
II Is suggested that the increment OF
postage for the increment Of weight
above the first four oaacrs shali he
haf-cent FOR each additional four
ounces.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
CONFERENCE DEADLockED.

CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-The General
Managers Association, representing
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29

one of the great contributing causes
ana the other is the hopelessness OF
making the religious leader supreme
In both temporal and ecclesiastical af-
fairs SO long as the cloud hangs over
the place.
Not political but Christian social
ISM" has been the text OF many OF
Noliva's sermons. He believes such q
colony founded in some warm climate
where fruit raising, truck gardening
and agriculture can be engaged in
will insure success. and 1t is his pur-
pose to lead his people to land where
this can be done.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
USE THIRD RAIL.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-It is stated
on the authority Of Chief Engineer
Bush, that the Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western Railway will electrify its
lines between Morristown and this
city upon the completion Of the Nc
Adlo and Bergen Hill tunnels.
1t is the plan Of the Lackawanna to
use the third rail system recently
adopted by the New York Central &
New Haven Roads.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
SECRECY ABOUT ARREST.
Suspected Murderer of Staten Island
Physician is Captured.

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Consi1erable
mystery surrounds the arrest Of a man
who was locked up in police head e.
quarters early today. The arrest, ac-
cording to the police officials was made
In connection with the murder Of DR..
Charles Wilmot Thompson, the Staten
Island physician who was shot in his
home at New Brighton early Saturday
morning. The police, however, de-
clined to give any details of the arrest
at this time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
ALL THE WORLD

Is stage and Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment plays most prominent part. II
has no superior for Rheumatism. stifi
joints, cuts. spralns, and all pains. Buy
It, try It. and you will always use II.
Anybody who has used Ballard's Snow
Liniment is a living proof Of what II
does Buy n trial bottle Csc, soc and
sl.00. Harts drug store
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29

tho forty railroads or the West
and the trainmen employed on the
Same roads have reached II deadlock
In the consideration of the eight hour
work day, one more conference bo-
tween committees representing the
two organizations viii be held here
today but an agreement between them
AZ tho present time practically Ia Im-
possible.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
MANY ITALIANS COME,

ROME. Jan IS, There were ltf6as
cmigrants from Italy In 1905, "Siopo
went to the United States, tlS.tSl to
Argentina and tS.ll3 to nrN2il
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-29
CHANGE PRoTEcToRATE.

ROME, Jan 28.-Italy, it is stated, will
take over the protectorate, hitherto
held by France, of the Franciscan and
Dominican missions in North Africa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-09
Tanger inexpugnabIe
Las garant1as ofrecidas

Nueva York, viernes.-Un despacho de Pa :
ris dice que el gobierno frances garantiza la in
violabildad de la plaza de Tanger, que podra
resistir Ell mas furioso asedio con las tropas que
han desembarcado los buques de Espana y
Francia Tanger sera el refugio de los euro
peOs, en- Africa mientras Sc consuma Ia paci-
hcacon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-09

Nueva York. viernes-El gobierno espanol
ha ordenado la Immediate salida del acorazado
"Pelayo' para Tanger conduciendo tropas de
desembarco que protegeran las legaciones ex-
tranjeras.
Entire la poblaci6n europea en- Africa pre-
valece Ell mas angustioso panico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-09
LOS extranjeros fugitivos
Tropas desembarcadas en- Tanger

Nueva York, viernes-Gran n1mero de ia
milias europeas han abandonado la ciudad de
Tanger, huyendo del peligro de una invasion
de los kabilas
Los extrangeros estan poseidos de panico
mortal
Han desc mbarcado e1 Tauger numerosas
fuerzas franco-espanolas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-09
Una tssEhu agaacna&a la ciu-
dad &c Tamger
Alarma entire los extranjeros

Nueva York viernes.-En Tanger reina la
mas penosa inquietud a causa de que la ciudad
Sc We amenazada por la tribu de Angera.
Entire la poblaci6n de Tanger crece la alar-
ma, a causa del tenor que inspira los extran-
jeros la invasion de la feroz kabia de Angera