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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
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Dcspues de la compaiia del hai-
ser en- su famoSa "intcrNicw con e.
,,orresponsal del DAILY Telegraph hc
re aoui que Nj. Clemenceau pone el pa
80 al pdipito,-si puede cmpiearse eS-
=, metafora tratandose de M. Ciemen-
eeau,-y les manifesto a rarlos perio-
xl;stas que de no encontrarse en- la pri-
,a.vera la des ada soluci)n de las di-
s;nultades que actualmepte Sc dedlca
4 arreslar la dirlomaeia, "podran orr
slnarse complicaciones"
A 10 cual podria ahora el cancliieI
Rolow preguntarle - Compadre, ga
,cus eomplicaciones Sc reh,re ustedF
Porour la verdad rs que complica-
stones no faltan, pero todo Se arree'a-
- n,os medianfe. Sc arrcglara ESQ
ae aue Franeia haga 10 que Ie ia la
r.y.,h.,eana CANA en- Narrleeos. a pc
s,r de los ,nucilos miles de pesetas que
nos eost6 la Confercneia dc Ageciras'
So arreglara 10 de Bosnia, que son
las dos question. : mas peligrosas que
hoy 20 hallan pendlcntes de t't'elo. :
Ia guerra estallaIa aigun dia- ch''
20 es nero lie atlu1 il eatonees habfa
ll,yido la mar. No estan i'1s naeloh' :
n.ra guerras. Sc contentan con ar
,...rse mn hasta los dientas, sino has'a
Ia muela de julcio, pero todo ~ 'es
x,elve grunir Ell aibur es aigo eX-
r.esto para que nadie no ser hhS'a
!. rosotros cuando ei .lapon 10 "t
ruha. Sc exponga il correrio
por Ia pronto, M francia ~ i'a''s
Se han manifestado dispuestas hfcrf-
=. een de las pretensionfs de oefNia
.x,ra aue Sc Ia den compensacIoHeS'
nor su partc va han conventdo A"s'i''
: Turuuia EN- que no hay mohVo pa
aS,.r he moncs. Turqnia ha renhh-
as,ds, af,c,altnente i la mano de IONA
Icouor por sa partc Austria esl 'i'-
.-nesmente. ha declarado cue gafah
1,zaria 4 los mus imanes d. Bosnia ioS
aeree hos de igualda evil con los "e-
ss hosniaeas entire los euaies, pof
s,erto. hay mnchisimos millares de 1u-
dios espafoles, que conser'ah PEREZ
tamente cl habla de fernando "e no
las Jorge Manrique-
Austria ademas ayudara Tnrqu'a
an su nrop6si.o de aumentar los lnsre-
- de Adcanas de snprinlr t"daS
las Administrations De corrsos que al.
,,,nas nacioneS. cspeciaimente l'ai'a
4lenen ALI.
ESQ de que Austria pague a no tar'
,,e la indemnizaei1n nltimamente cor
.eusda. habra eontribuido eranden..'fr i..
te ( que no hayan salido relueT es-
..a.s cimi,arras. Los goznes de Ia
-c.b,;me Puerta ehirriahan lie una ma-
nrra me crispaba los nerNios, y eSos
,..1lones de coronas obraran como IN
l,,hrsfi ante de los mas efieaces' e''
m. as,e ~ calcula que s7io Ia deaha
r.a;.nte o,onana g eieve a $50 milo
peS de marcos. no hey rada mas es-
..,d.,oso aue In deuda floiante, ma
xs,pe rcsnltando ser la mayoria dc los
ac-eedores pcrrox cFislianos- NJ mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22

Espaia coy I'll terremoto de Zafarra
VA. Srhan. Experimental, erectiya
mente, :cn Fi'ipinas, y tal vez rcconoa
ca mi origen parecido cl hundimien
% dc tierIas que ha trausiigurado /
conformation geological del condado d
Galway lirlandal, aunque sin ocasio
mar. sin embargo desgracias person,
les.
HorribIes son las guerras y las cpl.
demias, pero tai vez no tanio como
esos terribles sacudimientoS dc In de
bil corteza de nucStro glotbo. cue en
un momcnto ocasionan In muertc dc
100000 personas. sin que haya posi-
bilidad dc prcvemr sus efcetoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
A los SIEcriptGrcs Y Agenlc

Para la buena Marcia ee esta Adm
pistraci6n, no admitimos Atlas dc
suscripeiones 4 este diario sino desd'
el primero de eada mes. Las BA'AH
se avisaran los dias 30 4 81 adv'r-
sisndose que las que s. dieren con pos
tsrioridad no Sc tomuran en- cuen'T
n; surtiran efecto en la contablIida'
hasta el dia dltirnc del mes sleuen
.e al en- cue Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
MUmero a.

v en- cl cual no SO ,escatiman al ex-
dictador las mas en6rgicas lindezas ~
tre elias encuentro Ia siguionte:
oMuchos venezolanos deseaban pe
cl trasatlantico Gel que condncia i
don Cipriano Europa Sc huudiera
para siemprc en- el fondo del Octano.
Injusticias De las muchedumbres EN-
delirio el cadaver De Castro habria en-
vcnenado i los peees.D
i Caramba ....iy que ponde-
ratiyo Is el mno perodista cso .....
-habra cxcIamado q presideutc dos
tronado 81 r~ que ha leido la % aim
sidn.o
Juan Rusctn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
Juan Busc6n
H mrnnIDcnIo a Pcre1a

La iunta eI~argada dc Ia orecci0lL
de nm moeiilheuto EN- Santander, pue
perpctie la 'memoria del Que fu6 glo-
ria de 10 Montana de Ia ltoratura
Iespanola cn general don Jose Maria
de Pereda, ACADIA de abrlr nm concnr
SO entire losJ arfiStas espanoles con
arreglo a las siguientcs condiciones:
|. FL monlnouto c0nstara de Is
tatua pedestal basanento Y su Ia
mano sera, por 10 menos, el de Ia YS
tatua, de dos metros, sin q. plint0
" de cinco el pedestal . basamento
que ira exornado con relieves.
2. Los modelos seran presentado,
EN- relieve, tanto 81 DE Ia estatlga CO.
mo Ell de pedestal d hasamen,o. em
la matefia q'le q artista tenga ror
convemaante Y ei tanano sera d. ta
euar-ta pviI-td d. ejecucidn, con Chi
TO DE que den idea cabal del MONS
meato faeilmente puedan ser com
paHados entire u los que 81 prtsen-
ten.
3. Ei pia1o que * eomede, para
la presentation de modelos IS do do~
moses, desde la publication del aailf-
cio en la eGaceta he Madrid Ia
cntrega De aquellos Sc hara en- la casa
AYunta mIeglto h. Sant4lnaer.
Tambien se publicara en- el cdBoie-
tin oficialo te Ia prov'neia de san
tander.
l. Los nodelo> essaf4n fl'malEos
por Sas 4dtoree ran acompanados
de una N Msnoria descriptive Y de las
Sefas del sloqafciilo del eoncursante
Los gsisstos ollie ocasioDe Ell trasport.
de los proyeetos, seran de cuenfa d.
los concurrentcs Y no ~ admitlra n}n-
gun modelo que no este en- condicio-
mes &c ser expuesto al pnbhco.
5. Ira estatua sera le bronco Fl
Esco bedo
&. La cantidad que Sc destina pa
ra todos los gaStos del nomlmento y
como premio del mode3o elegldo, SeFfl
de osesenta mil pesetas,a siendo tie
euenta del artista premiado todos los
gastos de ejecuci6n, nenos los IT. e
mentaei6n andamiaje
7. Al termlnar q plazo de presen
tacion de los modelos, Ia comiSi6n
provincial de Monsnmendos don Mar
celino Menendez Pclayo, adjudicar5a
el premio. couf4steqte "a Ia eic,4lcim
del monumento, seg6n qaeda exTae
sado, reservandose Il Jurado el q
rcelo de deiar deS.erto q cowumeo.
81 20 ~ presentase nugun tral =
qne 4. su Juicio mereeiese ser apro
DO, SIN que IN tai case los autores
d. los modelos preseaiados. trneaa d.
reeho d raclamaci6u alclna.
III modolo prem'sdo oue%lars ,ic "a
proriedad dc IA Jttnta
5. la forlna y mausr, dc haeer--
- los pages sara obJeta H. Hn rnn
trato especial, co1ao asimisnio Il iiess
pO que se eoucesle para II irrlnina-
ei' total del molisusaSo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22

entran en- ,esa deuda flotante los hume
rosos emplea@t~ que no han visto una
paga deSde Aiah sabe cnantas lunas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22

Con viva sorpresa Sc I'm reclbido l.
noticia de habcr cstallado graves d.s
6rdenes en- DreSdc promovidos Por 'pf
socialistas quc recIaman cl Sufragc
universal.
Y he ahi un caso .chocante; er
Espafia. TERRA clasica del analfabet'S
mo, gozamos del sufragio susodichc
desde hace cuarenta amos, y en- SaJo-
MIA, terra clasica de la cultura, ue-
men que estrenarlo aun.-para que Sc
yea 10 atrasados que andan los saJones
comparados con nosotros. Lo cuai nc
ha impedido que Dresde y Lelpsick
sean dos ciudades modelos de iiustra
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22

ttml mes ~ nucstran farruGoS en-
demasia son los californianos Des-
pueS dc habcr cstado punto de pro-
ducir un rompiupicnto con cl Iapon
or To- dc las estuclas primarias. las
dmaraS calilrrnanaS acaban dc apro-
har uu proyecto por el cual queda ter
miuan,cmcnte prohihido 4 todo inmi-
-ranic Ia adquiSiciin de terrenoS en-
aGacl Estado. y como inmigrantc quie-
re- dccir. por antonomasia, iaponts.
lc ahi que Roosevelt Sc haya escama-
lo, Y pueSto un telegrana al goberna-
dor de California manifeStandole que
ouedaha aplazada iudefinidamentc la
promulgaci IN de la nucya ley. por mas
cue los califoruianos protcStcn. ! hay
cue recon0cer que ha hccho santamen-
e Roosevelt en- dar carpeta Il la pro-
hibici6n. pues los japoneSes son POGO
sufridos V tienen unas escuadras cuyo
poder pone los pelos de punta, aun
tratandose del "lowa" demas de des-
agradahle recuerdo.
Tenemos, pues que nadie qnere que
IRA sin embargo, Il La guerra. po-
sible. sacrifican las naciones sns teso-
ros. olvidando los mas Ineludibles y
cristianos dcbercs. Asi tenemos que
AlemanIa gasta 1910 milloneS y Fran
Ella 742 millones en- ejercito, cuando no
fav un centimo para pensioneS par'
Ia vcjez.-por ejemplo, menos dc
agravar los presupuestos de una navo
ra exorbitante expuesta a inconta-
bIes partidas faflidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22

A despecho de los aficionados d las
emociones fuertes, asi de los "irreden-
tistas" como de los que quisieran re
petir antIguas suertes, los gablnetes dt
Viena de Roma trabajan activamen-
IT, para resoiver las cuestiones pen
elientes faciI arrcglo. por tratarsc
de algaradas estudiantiles. Una tris-
t. eircunstancia ha venido il favorecer
tan humanitaria labor es la distin-
ci5n que acaha de conferir el anclano
'emperador Francisco Jose Ii rein1
de Italia. honrada con la gran cruz il
Santa Isabel
pocas veces habra sido tan Jius'a Ia
concession de elevado honor como ira
tandose lie 1T Que Ruben Dario. g.
unas recientes estrofas, i estIlo lie
"Dies irae" denominada Santa FL
IA de Montenegro La noble aeei u
del cmperador de Austria * una prem
la de paz y habra dc e3ercer la mas
dichosa influencia en- que s. restabl Z.
"a la mejor ammonia en- las relscIonei
entire aquellos dos poderosos Estado.
Y d Ia verdad 6qui6n ante los fc
rrores dc Mesna pGedc desear ql4,
vengan nuevas guerras 4 telir de s'sa
gre las tierras v los mares de naes-
fro cuahraIizn nianrta9
Ante cat6strofcs tan horrendas pa
rece que dc todos los eorazones do
blaran escaparse pritos de fraternldad
! oue debicrau oiyidarse los mezqunos
reneoras y unrse Ia humsnaad en.a-
rs para acudir en aaZi'io de los pobr'
H. rrlaIio, vieiimas de IA desgra lad.
s.. re 'cgc i,s Ia srrei a-ado h = =
=. 20 lor 70 vislo 40 5as.an esas ia-
m.nsas Il sreniuTaS para qac renan
ci n les tamhrcS 4 dcs.rozsrsc. r.
.is ndo san;ariament- 10 que N g.
,ga eo.eucis novan caho Us hr.
q 'e.s fserzas a. = la',.Eaieza
Ararte d. ESQ. parece que CONT
man los uovimientos sismieos no solo
en- Italia. sine .en oirss parties. como
-. a..
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
OPENING TRADE IN
STOCKS is QUIET

New York, April 2I.-The opening
trade in stocks today was quiet and
offered no conspicuous feature, and
some small gains and losses were
quite equally divided. Reading and
American Smelling advanced "a.
A few stocks wavered slightly be-
fore the list began TO move aggres-
Slvely upward. Reading was omin
ant factor. rising SIS to 1i6 Il. Wa
bash preferred and American Smelt-
Ing also improved l ii and Union
Pacific. St. Louis G San Francisco
second preferred, the Rock Island
stocks and United States Rubber /.
Westinghouse Electric and American
Beet Sugar was depressed a point
The market closed strong and ac-
tive. Prices receded fraction but
offerings promptly fell of and the
trading became dull. Hooking Coal
rose 2 National Biscuit fell 3S and
Reading second preferred 2. Late
prices were bid up again. American
Smelling advancing 1 SIS and United
States and Republic Steel preferred
and International Pump l.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
bROUGHTEN BRANDENBERG, THE
NOVELIST, CAPTURED IN
SAN FRANCISCO
Fugitive From Justice Was in Ogden Wedneday-e Declares lie
Deyfs America and Has Seen Made "Scapegoat of Politics
His Stepson Whom He Took From Home of His Grand
mother, Mrs Cabanne, Is With Him.

in St Louis, and spirited the little
one away In wicker basket
my wife. who is in New York.
knows all about my predlcament. and
when took her son from the home
of his grandmother in ST Louis. ] act
ed with her authority. ] had learned
that he was not being properly cared
for and We determined. handicapped
as ] was, TO take him TO California.
whittier Mrs Brandcnberg was to so
as soon as possible to join us.
I found the boy playing in the
neichborhoOd OF Mrs Cabanne's house
and he agreed with me that IL would
be best for him TO go where he could
be with those who loved him. He was
eager to go He gladly climbed into
The big wicker basket that I secured
TO smuggle him aboard the train and
into my berth. and he has been with
me ever since. The risk of having
him was great | have telegraphed TO
Mrs. Brandenberg, and upon receipt
of a telegram of authority from her,
her boy will he sent To her al once.
1t is not likely that | shall resist
eNtradition. Charges against me have
been so widely discussed that that is
an old story. Mine is a peculiar Sltua-
ton. / may have TO serve prison
sentence because the circumstances
that would clear me are known only
to myself 1t will be hard for me to
60 back after having seen a glimpse
of a bright future. but L can only hope
for the best.
mo one can realize how difficult has
been the task of eludlng my purSus
crs II was necessary for me TO trust
a number of intimate friends in New
York. and the circumstances of my
arrest here are conclusive evidence
that one OF those ] relied upon most
explicitly has betrayed me, The po-
lice knew all along the route where
! was likely TO be during the next few
days. and they knew that | would be
here on the 23rd. and that | would
stop at the Victoria hotel
More. | can't tell you until devel-
opmonts warrant
Events were lively during the first
few weeks after Brandenberg fled
from New York. The crisis of that
period came after the shooting in the
lFpbl lOplu 1T lIG'NllI's Nntl iIld'Ht
arrests of citizens, who participated in
the fray. were made, and the penltcn-
tlary 'loomed before the principals"
as he puts II
Fearing that this new imbroglio
would reveal his identity, he went TO
New York City, undisgulsed, and
sought his wife. One Of his friends
inadvertently had dropped hint that
the police seized upon Immediately,
and he was almost caught
AS he approached the house where
his wife lived. he was startled to see
two detectives whom he knew well,
standing near the doorway. He was
compelled TO pass Immediately behind
the two men and by good luck gain
cd the doorway, where he stood smok-
Ing until he had an opportunity to
use his latchkey and enter,
Brandenberg d. Glares that during
his stay Of three days in the metrop.
oils he received an offer OF a position
as Pacific Coast manager for a large
firm, and then began the long flight
across the continent
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper, II Is.
American Car and Foundry, 90 5-S.
American Locomotive, 80 IL
American Smelling, 50 IS.
American Smelling. pfd.. 105 Ia,
American Sugar Refining, 133 81.
Anaconda Mining Co. 10 IL
Atchison Railway. 1O7 rs.
Atchlson Railway. pGd., 1o3 5-S.
Baltimore and Ohio, 113 Is.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 7S 7-S.
Canadian Pacific, IT'S rs
Chesapeake and Ohio, &c 1-2.
Chicago Northwestern. $50
Chicago, Mil. and St Paul. 1i9 Is
Colorado Fuel and Iron, IS 81.
Colorado and Southern. 6i IL.
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. April 24,-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at so; market steady,
beeves 81 70a6 so; Texas steers 81
o0a6 55, western steers 81 i0a6 55 ;
stockers and feeders SO i0a5 so, cows
and helfers $2 00a5 90, calves 81. 30
g 90
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900:
market &c higher; light 81 00a7 40.
mixed 81 7.05a7 80; heavy 81 ,o5a7 81
IL. rough 81 05a7 20 good TO choice
heavy 81 20a7 .5S, pigs s5 S0a6 so {;
bulk of sales 81. 30a7 As.
Sheep-Receipts estimated At 1000; :;
market steady; native So 60a6 90 {.
western 81 6oa6 90; yearlings So OOa
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25

To introduce and popularize gas
for domestic purposes, we will
run not to exceed 100 feet of pipe
from CURB and set the meter free
of charge to all intending con-
sumers who sign applications for
gas bef ore July 1st, 1909, and
agree to use same for one year
from date of connection.
Piping from the meter to gas
range to tbe done at cost. Gas ap-
piances,, including hot-plates,
ranges and heaters sold at cost.
This unusual offer will expire
July 1st. Remember the gas sup
ply pipe will be run to your
meter, tot to exceed 100 feet, and
all Appliances sold at cost.
We will carry large stock of
ranges arid hot-plates.
For further information and de.
tails, plea Sc call at our office, No.
2472 Was hington avenue.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25


Chicago, April 2i-Close: Wheat
May 81 l9 rs; July 81 OF SIS, Sept.
81 90 IL; Dec 80 SIS
Corn-April 6S 1-2: May 6S IL: July
&C 3-i, Sept. &c IA: Dec. 81 81,
Oats-May 90 Is. July As 3-S; Sept
Al Ia: Dec IL IS.
Pork-May S17.S5; July SIS 90;
Sept $17.95
Lard-May $40. 30: July SO AZ IL,
Sept. $40 SO.
Ribs-May 80. 60 IL; July 50 ~ Il;
Sept 50 So 1-2
Rye-Cash S5aS6; May 80 1-2aS1.
Barley-Cash 65 l-2a70.
Tlmothy-April SO so
Clover-April 50 50,
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City, April 2l.-Cattle-Fte'
oelpts 500, market steady; native
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25

steers S5 .0Oa6 60; native cows and
helfers So 25a6 %; stockcrs and feed
crs 81. .00a5 10; bulls SO 50a5 -. +.
calves SO 75a6 25; western steers
So 00a6 35. western COWS So 75a5 90
Hogs-Receipts 1000: market
strong to cents higher: bulk of sales
SO S0a7 80; heavy 81 10a7 35; pack
erS and butchers 81 0Oa7 80, light Sc.
60a7 10; pigs SO 50a6 so.
No sheep.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
Delaware and Hudson, 1S2 .

Delaware and Hudson, lS2 l-9
Denver and Rio Grande, 50 SIS
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd., 81 "a
Erie Railway. so rs.
Great Northern. Dfd., IA IA
Great Northern Ore Cts. 50.
Illinois Central. las 3-d.
New York Central. 130 IL.
Reading Railway. 1i5 81.
Rock Island Co. 90 IA
Rock Island Co, pfd.. 10
Southern Pacific, 100 Is.
Southern Railway. 2S 3S.
Union Pacific, 1877 rs.
United States Steel, 90 34.
United States Steel. pfd., ia 81,
Wabash Railway. Is rs.
Western Union. GO 1-2
Standard Oil Company, 66S.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
SUGAR and Coffee

New York. April 2i.-Sugar. raw
Firm; fair refining s3.42: refined
steady: crushed S5.75; powdered S5.'
Is; granulated So, ,05.
Steady: No. Z Rio Sal4'
No. Santos SAG.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
Be Trus to Preaent Duty.

'''N w WITT O"SJ'
He who is false 10 present duty
breaks thread IN the loom. and will
find the flaw when he may have for.
gotten Its cause,-Beecher.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
Metal Mark ct,

New York. April 24.-Lead quiet.
81 20ai 2j; copper dull Il 1-Sal3; sli-
yer 81 is.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25

gaGcment near the German embassy
between the Constitutionalists and the
soldiers who had escaped from
ncighborinG barrack.
Occasional shells fell in the city.
apparently from the Investing forces.
advancing from the north on flldlz
Kiosk. Men from the invading army
r7vP coo"oied the military guard
houses of the city.
II is reported that one barraok was
bombarded after boistin" the white
flag.
with the exception of the line Via
Sarajevo, all telegraphic communica'
tIon with Europe is interrupted
In the height OF the excitement. pick
cts went through the streets of the
city, searching tne .dliNv- ,..-- ---..
scating all revolVcrs found on them
The Turkish officer commanding
he guard at the British embassy, nm
lounced that his troops were under
orders Of tho ambassador and that
hey could be relied upon 10 do their
iuty MS well as if they were British
soldiers.
Constantinople. April 2i.-Hcavy
rilllc-firing, shortly after five O'Clock
th's morning, mingled with the occa'
sional rattle Of artillery from the
heights surrounding Yildlz Kiosk.
marked the elimination of the expect
cd clash between the troops OF the
Constantinoplc garrison and the army
Of Investment. which began Its ad-
vance on the city yesterday afternoon.
The fighting started in the southwest
part OF Pera, near Yildiz Kiosk, be
tween the troops under General Nah
moud Schefket. commanding the army
Of investment. and part OF those 10y
Al to the Sultan.
The firing was still in progress at
o'clock. the SalonikI troops having at
tackled the Matchka and Tasch kis-
chla barracks, south of Yildiz Kiosk,
where they met stubborn resistance.
1t is reported that the casualties are
heavy,
Despite the fighting, excellent order
prevailed in the city for awhile. but
later panic ensued, and thousands
began fleeing. Detachments Of mill
tary cadets. commanded by officers Of
the constitutlonalists, are protecting
the foreign embassy, and every pos
sible measure has been taken to pre-
vent disturbances in the city. Envcr
Bey one of the Young Turk leaders.
has sent company of Infantry to
guard each legation.
At 10 o'clock, the firing had almost
ceased. but at long intervals. the field
guns could be heard with the scatter
Ing fire of heavier artillery.
From house near YilJiz Kiosk, the
bodies Of those who met death during
the encounter near Tasch kiSchla
barracks are plainly visible. The
streets near the firing line have been
cleared and all non-combatants have
been ordered to remain indoors to
prevent casualties and the possibility
of mob violence The village streets
are clear for the exclusive movement
of troops. The public has been warn
ed away from the ncighborhood Of
Yildlz Kiosk and the lines are impene,
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