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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-21
BLAME Union EoR IDLENEss.

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. 21.-The De-
troit, Michigan, Peninsular and Art
Stove Manufacturing companies, of this
city, which employ between 5000 and
1000 men. have issued a joint state
ment to The public, declaring that the
demands of $50 stove mounters, which
they consider unreasonable. are keep
ing 5000 other men out of work.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-21
MAYOR AND POLICE STOP
ASBURY PARK BOXING.
TickethoIders Are Disappointed
When They Reach Hall, Whet-
ted for a Lively Feature.

ASBURY PARK. Feb. 21.-Mayor APP
pleby and Chief of Police Smith pre-
vented a boxing match that was to
have been a feature Of an athletic club
smoker here. Tickets were sold in ad-
vance and few knew the bout was off
until they reached the hall,
George Bothner, lightweight wrestler,
and a partner gave an exhibition. 9th
ers on the program included a profess
sional monologist. minstrel, comedian
and pianist, vocalist and two SOU
brettes.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance of
3@T points and ruled about Z to 9 poinss
net higher on the active months during
the early session on covering and Dull
support, which was encouraged by
higher cables. bullish spot news aud
light receipts. Trading was quiet, and
fresh business was probably checked
by the fact that tomorrow is a holiday
in the American markets, while Liver
pool will remain open.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-21
JUSTICE MINruRN AT BAR DINNER.

enth annual dinner of the Bergen
County Bar Association was held last
night at the Hotel Manhattan, New
York. The guests were; Supreme
Court Justices James +. Minturn and
Charles w. Parker. Judge Charles c..
Black and Judge William IL. Speer, OF
the Circuit Court: Judge Zabriskie,
Milton Demarest. who will succeed
Judge Zabriskie, and Senator Wakelee.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-21
RECEIVERS TIME EXTENDED.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb. H.
United states Judge Sheppard has is
sued a decree extending the time for
the receivers of the Southern Steel
Company ten days in which to make
their final report and turn over the
affairs of the company to the perma-
ncnt trustees.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-21
XILRAIN TO TRY LAUTERBAcH.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 21.-Cecil Kilrain,
son of the veteran fighter, Jake Kill
rain, and Con Lauterbach. better
known as the Fighting Dutchman,
have been matched to box 10 rounds
next Wednesday, night before the Nom
pareil Athletic Club. of Highlandtown,
under the management of Henry Pol
lock.
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GOTcH GETS SOME EASY MONEY.

HARTFORD. Conn. Feb. 2i--Frank
Gotch won the wrestling match with
Hjalmar Lundin here last night. The
men struggled Gracco-Roman style for
half an hour without a fall, and then
contested at catch-as-cateh-can style.
Gotch got a toe hold and secured q fall
in % minutes and 5 seconds.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

~W~~~'
10 the creditors OF II. j. Hopkins & Company
Take notice, that by virtue of two certain
orders Of the Court of chancery OF New Jer-
sey, one made on tho ntth day or February,
Of February. 1905. all the creditors Of the
above named company are directed to present
to the undersigned and prove before hin
under oath or animation or otherwise as tbs
undersigned shall direct. to hts satisfaction
their several claims and demands against the
said corporation within two months from this
date, or they will be excluded from the henc-
hts az such dividends as may hereafter b
made and declared By tho Court Of Chancer2
ttf,on tho proceeds Of said corporation.
CHARLES NJ. MYERS,
Receiver,
Prudential Building.
Newark. n. !.
Dated February y. 1905. feb~sLssmars. ii.so
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-21
HARRISON wooDMEN INITIATED.

Harrison Camp No. 1o.2a4, Modern
Noodmen OF America, initiated several
candidates hast night al the meeting In
Record Hall. that town.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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EAT STEAKS WITH FINGERS.

a number of East Newark officials
had a beefsteak dinner last night at
Pcter Hauck s Co.'s brewery, IN Har-
rison.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-21
vIGiLANT U n

Tho annual dance of vigilant conn-
Gil No. 155. Jr.v 20. u. A. NJ. Of West
Hudson, took place last night at Ora
ton Hall this city.
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AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS,

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion must consider. of course, the re-
cent directions given it by the Presi-
dent. They must bear in mind, how
ever, that the problem now before the
country is the restoration of business
confidence, as well a the resumption of
business activity, in order that rail-
roads and industrial corporations and
other borrowers may obtain their neces-
sary credit to carry on. trade opera
tons in such a measure that labor will
be fully employed as we'll as paid.
1t could hardly be said that the mar
ket fulfilled expectations on the Illinois
Central decision. There is a growing
belief in active trading centres that the
Hartman interests were important
sellers of stocks in the recent past.
It is believed hat the general market
has been very heavily oversold and
should any indication present itself that
there was buying for important inter-
eests it might start heavy short'cover-
ing, in which a good rally would seem
to result. Many prominent brokers,
however, claim that they see no change
in the railway or Industrial condition
to warrant the purchase of any stocks
now.
The following table of the Gould
stocks shows the low prices of the vari-
Gus securities a year ago, during the
fo1g1I11. Ye mir "a nd ~ nrACAnfs
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1t is doubted whether these prices
could have been. much lower had the
various companies not declared their
dividends.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-21
SCHOOL SUPERVISOR
DWYER ILL AT HOME,

Supervising Principal John Dwyer, of
Harrison. is seriously III at his home, in
Jersey City.
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PLANTS TO RESUME.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Feb. 21.-The plant
of tine Pittsburg Lamp, Brass and
Glass Works at Swissvale. a suburb,
win resume work next Monday after a
p~rotracted suspension. Employment
will be given several hundred persons.
sCoTTDALE. Pa. Feb. 2f.-orders
have been issued for starting No. 1
plant of the American Sheet and Tin
Plate Company. and the work of get
ting the plant in running order was
begun today. 1t is to get started
March /. The plant employs 500 men.
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BUTTER, EGG AND CHEESE MARKET.

These prices will remain in force all
day:
BUTTER
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The following table of h Gould
stocks shows the low prices of the vari-
Gus securities a year ago, during the
Lha.aI.cr 20 .aic and % aarheant.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-01-09

EsTRAYD-From Sec. 3-156.S3,
one geld:ng, about II years old,
weight 400 lbs, mouse color,
slightly streaked with gray,
white face, long name and fore
top; partly white on front and
hind foot, old scar on one foot.
One bay gelding, about 12years
old, weight 1900 lbs, one white
hind foot and long foretop. $40
reward for return or infOrma-
ton. CHAs. BUTLER,
Care Box S31,
1-2tf Minot, N. D
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SCANDINAVIAN HOSPITAL
MRS. CRANES PRIVATE HOSPITAL
So 8. Main St. Phone No. III
Two Blocks South Morrill, Hotel
Clean Place and Good Care
Elliot is Chairman.


The county commissioners met Non
day afternoon, for their regular
monthly meeting.
The Board organized Tor the ensuing
year with 3. H. Elliot of Mohall, chair
man. Mr.. Elliot has made a capable
commissioner and the board showed
their appreciation OF his services by
electing him TO this important posi-
ton.
Chairman Willis has made good at
every turn, and no one has anything
but praise to say Of his work in this
capacity.
Money to loan on Farms. Try
Grant S. Y0umans. 2-21t
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For SALE-L't, House and
Barn. three blocks from Morrill,
Hotel. Will take Horses as part
payment. Inquire OF
Jos. SYs,
2-23pd 145 Main ST., Room z.
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Have you any broken furni-
ture bring it to the Minot Furni-
ture Company's repair shop and
they will repair it for you. 7-18tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-01-09

Those Democratic editoGials IN the Cando
Herald, are either base Misrepresentation, or
else Editor Nelson q possessed Of o. great IDEAL
less common sense than the avesage North Da-
kOta editor has. We are inclined to think that
Nelson knows better.
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FRIEND TO FRIEND.

The personal recommendations Of people who
have been cured Of coughs and colds by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy have done more than all
else to make it staple article Of trade and COM
merce over large part Of the civilized world.
AN INSTANCE.
Lucy suddreth, Of Ienoi, N. had
avery bad osugh for year. She ays: "a friend
bought bottle Of RE1rEpY
Brought TO me and insisted that Ishoud Edid
@ aud to surprise it helped -Four bottles q Il
eazed me Of my codsh." 5f
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-01-09

People may sing Of tho Sunny South, with
it's lawns and gardens, it's blossoms and foliage,
it's flowers and fruits, but What state IN this
Grating, life-prolonging, appetite Masking eli
mate We are at present enjoying in North Da-
kota7 Sunny South! bursted eddie strings.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-01-09

We herewith publish that part of the new
postal railing which went into effect on Jan. /,
and which concerns the Independent and it's
readers. The more we consider the new ruling,
the better pleased we are with it. We have not
heard one OF our subscribers say that they
were sorry the ruling was made, and all seem
glad OF it. It will put many Of the cheap period
icaas out OF business-which will be splendid
thing, and the publisher who persists in
forcing his paper onto his subscribers after the
time is out, against their will. will have to pur-
sue different tactics The Independent likes
subscribers we'll enough, and we're mighty proud
OF our 5000 list, but we do not care to send the
paper to anyone who does not appreciate it
well enough to pay for it. All we do ask how
ever from anyone who for any reason should
wish to discontinue the paper, is tor him to
settle up in full to date. That part OF the law
which directly concerns us, is as follows:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-01-09

i. The county commissioners are in session,
haEing met Monday. This is the meeting in
WHICH the official papers Of the county for the
ensuing year will be appointed, and naturally
nearly all Of the forty newspaper men OF the
county were here. There were II. o. Hall, Edi-
Editor George La Toilette Marlborough Plaza
Smith, (who was also making final proof on
his claim beautiful young lady from Mime
sota-) Paul s. Ware, the good looking edi.
torof the Faxton Times, Bro. Gilbertsen, Glen.
bukn's editor-postmaster, and many of the
other energetic quill pushers Of Imperia, Ward.
The commissioners will probably make five Of.
fetal papers this year, as Judge Goss has de-
cided that more than three can be appointed
whln the commissioners deem it advisable.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-01-09

The mid winter !; dandy ~ thlng Tor the
hay and other feed used, the farmers and citi-
zens in general will save q lot of money. Stock
as rule has been running out all winter, and
grazing on the ranges or in the fields. OF course
We are going to get 9 dandy blizzard along il
march-if not sooner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
La temperature en- Ia iSIa
Lijeros temblOres

En- la isla por 10 regular, la
semana transcurrida, que ter
min6 el dia 8 de Agosto, fue al
go mas SEGA de 10 usual, reinan-
do en- casi todas las localidades
unas temperatures casi propias
de la estaci6n.
La semana empez6 con un
tempo claro en- toda la iSla los
dias 8. Un tempo nublado
y amenazador siguio el dia S,
con baja barom6trica, ligeros
vientos del N. 0. con notables
|senales de que una tormenta
tropical pasaba por ell N. E., de
Puerto Rico. Generalmente hu.
DO lluvia y truenos los dias 4y s.
FL dia d Sc noto un temblor
de terra en- muchas estaciones,
a ESQ de las 6:2o a. IN.
En- Ponce Sc desplomo la azo-
tea de I'm antique ediflcio, pero
no Sc ha informado de otras
aVeT1dS, y paTeCe que dlCnO tenn
blor de terra apenas Sc noto EN-
muchas localidades.
Los dias 8 y 7reino un tempo
claro a nublado en- parte, segui-'
do de TN tempo generalmente
nublado el dia 8, con precipi-
tacion excesiva en- la vecindad
de San uan.
La temperature media EN- la
isla fue 1914 grades, oo.2 grades
bajo la de la semana precedente.
La mas alta fue o5 grades; la
mas baja o. grades. El prone
dio de la precipitation tue r.26
pulgadas. Fue muy desigual-
mente repartida sobre la isla.
La mayor precipitation de la
semana fue 3.47 pulgadas, en-
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
A PLUMA Y A PELO
REYES MERcADERES

JOuieren ustedes saber cuales
son y en- que ramos Sc OCCUPANT
Ell rey de Servia explota I'm
eSta blecimiento de automobiles.
FL Emperador de Alemania y
el Rey de Sajonia son propieta-
rios de acreditadas fabricas de
porcelana.
FL soberano de Wurtemberg
posee dos magnificas fondas
muy productivas.
FL monarca belga obtiene PIN
CUES rendimientos del cauchu
que recolecta en- sus posesiones
del Congo.
La reina Elena, de Italia, tie
ne alberta al p1blico una ten
da destinada 4 la venta de en-
cafes.
Ell principe de Lippe-Detmold
ha montado una granja modelo,
que le proporciona recreo y uti.
lidad.
Y entire todos Y sobre todas
estas industrias Sc destaca la
que ejerce en- Lisboa la reina
Amelia de Portugal.
En- la capital portuguese, ba :
Jo la direction de IN regente
graduado en- su Facultad, exis
te una farmacia, en- la cual la
soberana confecciona personal
mente medicamentos Y prepara
Tecetas con destino al alivio de
los enfermos
La botica de la reina es ne
gocio POGO lucrative. En- ella
no sc vende hi Sc cobra, Sc re-
gala d los pobres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14

las lfneas exteriores del cual
|quedaran a una distancia de no
menos de tres metros de los
mu1os exteriores al Este, Sud,
~ Oeste de la misma, y Sc ex-
tendera hasta la carretera por
Ell frente 8 Norte.
Cuarto: Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico devolvera a la Iglesia Ca
tolica Romano en- Puerto Rico
|todos los censos reclamados y
|enumerados en- la sentencia die
tada por Ell Tribunal Supreme
de Puerto Rico en- Ell antedicho
pleito numero ], con los reditos
que sobre los mismos Sc hubie-
rem cobrado desde Octubre, 1893,
~ el capital de los censos que Sc
hubieren redimido desde la an
tedicha fecha, Octubre IS, 1898.
Quinta:-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico devolvera q la Iglesia Ca
tolica Romano en- Puerto Rico
la parCela de terrenO en- Cangre-
jos, compuesta de sesenta y dos
cuerdas. mas 9 menos, que Sc
menciona en- ell No. 13 de la re-
lacion de bienes que consta al
final del alegato (brief) de Fe-
brero "a, 1906, presentado al
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico por Ell abogado de la Igle
sia en- dicho pleito, No. /, y la
propiedad marcada con los nu-
meros 10 II, en- la mencionada
relacion.
Sexta:-La cantidad de ciento
ochenta mil dollars, a la cual
Sc hace referencja en- la clausu-
la segunda. Sc pagara a la Igle-
sia por Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, en- tres pagos iguales de-
biendo hacerse el primero du-
rante Ell corriente afio ecopomi-
CO despues de la ratification de
este Convenio por la Asa mblea
Legislative de Puerto Rico, en-
la fecha que a su juicio flare el
Gobernador de Puerto Rico; el
segundo. Sc hara el 20 de JUNO
de 1910, o antes. v Ell tercero Ell
20 de JUNO de 1911 9 antes,
con 1ntereses al tres por ciento
anual sobre los dos pagos ulti-
mos, reservandose al Pueblo de
Puerto Rico Ell derecho de hacer
dlchos pagos pOr anticipate, y
pagar interes solamente hasta
la fecha en- que Sc h1cieren
Septimo:-La 1glesia Catolica
Romano quedara obligada a la
eviction y saneamiento de los
bienes que enajenaso a los Es
tados Unidos y al Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, de acuerdo con
este convenio, pero Ell Pueblo
de Puerto Rico no estara en-
ning1n case obligado d la evic-
Icion Y saneamiento de los bic
nes que traspase a la Iglesia en-
v1rtud de este convenlo, y di-
Ichos traspasos Sc entenderan
sin responsabilidad ulterior por
por parte de Ell Pueblo de Puer-
TO Rico.
Octavo:-El dinero que reci-
ba la Iglesia Catolica Romano
de los Estados Unidos Y de El
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, de
acuerdo con las condolences de
este convenio, Sc usara exclusi-
vamente para beneficio de la
Iglesia en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14

Considerandose conveniente
poner termino a las controver-
sias Telativas a determinados
bienes radicados en- la Isla de
Puerto Rico. reclamados por la
Eglesia Cat6lica Romano de
Puerto Rico como de su propie-
dad, los cuales estan en- parte en-
poder de los Estados Unidos de
America y, en- parte, en- poder
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico. los
snfrascritos, que son dos perso-
mas nombradas por el Presidente
de los Estados Unidos, dos en-
representation de la Iglesia Ca
46lica Romano en- Puerto Rico,
y dos personas, nombradas por
G GObernador de Puerto Rico,
representando al Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, han acordado las
siguientes bases para la tran
Saccion de las antedichas con-
trOversias y cOnvenido recomen-
dar a sus respectivas fuentes
de autoridad, la aprobacion Y
ratification de las mismas, as1
como su presentation a las cor
poraciones legislativas Y de 60
Dierno que necesario fuese para
su completa legalizacion.
Primera: Los Estados Unidos
pagaran a la Iglesia Catolica
Romano en- Puerto Rico la can
tidad de ciento veinte mil do
liars en- saldo por complete de
1oda reclamation de cualQuiera
Glase, sea cual fuere, referente
u los bienes reclamados por la
1glesia, que Sc encuentran &C
1ualmente en- poder de los Es-
9ados Unidos y sc especiican y
describen en- la sentencia die
aada pOr el Tribunal Supreme
de Puerto Rico en- el pleito nd-
nero I, enta blado por la Iglesia
contra FL Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co. en- el Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico, cediendo la Iglesia
1OdOs sus derechos Y acciones
sobre dichos bienes. los cuales
perteneceran exclusivamente a
DOS Estados Unidos.
Segundo: ElPueblo de Puerto
Rico pagara d la Iglesia Cat6li-
ca Romano en- Puerto Rico la
scantidad de ciento ochenta mil
dollars en- saldo por complete
de toda reclamation de cuales-
quiera Clase, sea cual fuere, re
aerente a los bienes reclamados
por la 1glesia, que Sc encuen =
tran actualmente en- possession
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico Y sc
especihcan Y describen en- la
sentencia dictada por el Tribu =
nal Supreme de Puerto Rico, en-
dicho pleito nlmero I, anterior
mente mencionado, citando la
lglesia todos sus derechos V &C
clones sobre dichos bienes, los
cuales perteneceran exclusiva-
mente al Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Tercera: FL Pueblo de Puer-
10 Rico entregara a la Iglesia
Cat6lica Romano la capilla ST
auada en- Santnrce, descrita en-
el pleito ndmero 10 entire la
Iglesia Cat6'ica Romano Ell
Pueblo de Pmerto Rico, la cual
sera de la exclusive propiedad
de Ia Iglesia en- Puerto Rico,
5unto con el terreno que la ro-
aaea en- forma de IN rectanQulo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
ALEMANIA
Ell proceso EuIemburg

Habiendo dicho los medicos que el
traslado del prfncip de Eulen burg
ante el tribunal pondrfa en- grave pc
ligro la vida del procesado, Sc ha sus
pendido la vista de la causa, perma
neciendo Eulenburg en- su cuarto del
hospital, hasta que previa autoriza-
cion del ministro, Ell tribunal Sc tras
ladara al hospital para continuar el
juicio en- presencia del acusado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
Novena:-La Tglesia Catolica

Novena:-La Iglesia Catolica
Romano renunciara q toda re-
clamacion de cualquiera clase,
sea cual fuere, que surja en-
Puerto Rico, con anterioridad 4
la fecha de la ratification de
este convenio. bien en- contra de
los Estados Unidos 8 en- contra
de Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Decima Al quedar aprobada
y ratihcada cualquiera parte de
este convenio, Sc otorgaran por
las parties respectivas las escri-
turas 9 instrumentos pnblicos
necesarios, pero FL Pueblo de
Puerto Rico no estara obligado
en- modo alguno a procurar 6
garantizar la inscription en- Ell
Registro de la Propiedad de los
titulos que sc tTaspasaTen a la
Iglesia.
Firmado en- triplicado hoy dia
IL de Agosto de 1908 por los res
pectivos Comisionados.
Por los Estados Unidos:
(Firmado)-Robert Bacon, Sub
secretario de Esta-
do.
(Firmado)-Fr0n K Nc INtire,
Comandante de In
fanteria, Jefe Auxi.
liar del Negociado
de Asuntos Insula-
res. Departamento
de la Guerra.
Por la Iglesia:
(Firmado)-W Il. Jones, Obispo
de Puerto Rico.
(Firmado) )-/uon He1ndndeS L6-
bez Abogado de Ia
Iglesia Catolica de
Puerto Rico.
(Firmado)-/os6 de Diego, Spea.
ker de la Camara
de Delegates.
POr el Pueblo de Puerto Rico:
(Firmado) Henry II. Hoyt, At
torney General de
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14

Segun noticias de Sosmovich reci-
vidas en- San Petesburgo; la Policfa
ha descu bierto una vasta conspiracion
contra la vida del Ear.
Ell centro principal ba en- Sos
novich, pero habfa ramihcaciones en-
todas las poblaciones importantes del
Imperio.
Aseg1rase que la policfa tiene en-
su mano todos los hilos del complot,
que es vastlsimo y estaba punto de
ultimarSe
Han sido detenidas mas de Glen
personas de ambos sexos.
Las estacioncs del ferrocarril estan
|custodiadas por la gendarmerfa para
evitar que nadie pueda atravesar la
frontera.
ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA
Una explosion
Sc reciben noticias de Boston dando
cuenta de una horrible desgracia ocu-
rrida en- la Aduana.
Uno de los inspectores de servicio
fue abrir una ca ia para reconocer su
contenido y al dar un golpe con un
martillo hizo bruscamente explosion.
FL estampido fue formidable. To-
| dos los cristales de 10 Aduana de
los edificios proximos Sc hicieron tri-
zas, los muebles de la ohcina volaron
en- aflicos y en- el suelo Sc abrio I'm
| boquete enorme.
Ell inspector que intentaba abrir la
GAIA J otros dos empleados quedaron
muertos. Ell primero tenia ell pecho
y la cabeza materialmente acribilla-
dos. Otros empleados resultaron CON
g1avfsimas heridas.
La GAIA, a juzgar por los restos que
Sc han recogido, estaba llena de car
tuchos de dinamita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
Ell dirigible Zeppelin

En- Friendichhofen ha realizado
una nueva ascension en- su globo
dirigible Ell conde Zeppelin.
Ell areonauta tomo rumbo hacia
Constanza. pasando sobre esa pobla-
cion, desde la cual hizo girar el apa-
ratio, regresando 4 Friedrchs hofen