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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-09-03

Wells Fargo q Co. have agreed to give
free transportation of speciments for
exhibits ut the American Mining
Congress to bo held in Goldfield during
the week commencing September 27th.
Shippers over stage line must pay oil
charges to the nearest railroad point.
Governor Dickerson has granted the
requisition asked for by the governor Of
Arkansas for the return of II man named
Swartout, charged with embezzlement.
SwartUue was arrested at isefiU aiiai dis
charged OH u writ Of hapeas corpus He
was rearrested and again discharged.
An interesting eclipse of Mars by the
moon visible throughout the United
States will occur September Is. The
phenomenon will last about an hour.
beginning in the longitude of Washing
ton ut S:42 p. III. and ending ut 9:39.
She eclipse will he visible with the
naked eye.
Under the statutes of Nevuda it is
unlawful for any one to shoot or dis
charge firearms or to hunt upon or
within inclosed grounds which are
private property, and where signs arc
displayed %forbidding such hunting Or
shooting, without permission obtained
from the owner or person in possession
of such grounds.
A good saddle, pack saddle, gold
watch, shotgun and other personal cf-
fects belonging to Thompson, the man
killed by Baker at Tuscarora, and
other property of other deceased persons
will he sold by Treasurer Miller in front
of the court house at 10 o'clock 70.
morrow. Some of this property is
valuable and there will be II chance to
secure bargains.
The compulsory school law passed by
the last Legislature, requires all children
between the ages of eight and sixteen
years to attend school regularly, unless
excused for some one of the exemptions.
Under this law, Il child who stays away
from school, without Il valid excuse. is
II truant, and if the parents or guard
ians do not compel them to attend
school they are subject to arrest and
punishment. The law is very strict and
the parents of some of Elko's children
would do we'll to study it.
Night before last two hobDes had Il
fight in town and one beat the others
head up badly with a rock. The in,
iured man was sent to the county
hospital, where he was attended to.
The other was locked up. This morn,
ing the man left the hospital and took Il
freight train for the east. Before leav-
ing, he was requested by Constable
Ouderkirk to make a complaint against
the man who beat him. This he failed
to do. On learning of his failure to
make a complaint. Constable Ouder,
kirk telephoned to Deeth to arrest the
man and hold him until he came. He
intends to teach the fellow Il lesson thai
he will NOT forppt
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haullhg gravel and sand for the oncre
Work anu u force of men are diygin,
the trenches ana easements.
Elsewhere Mr.. William Hunter for
bids anyone to hunt or fish on his r,ncl
west OF town. His beef cattle are in
h fields and hunters and fishermen
brighten them and cause Il god DIAL ot
damage. Heed Mr.. Hunter, " ,roin,
II save trouble.
Because he deserted his wifi. and
failed 10 provide for his minor children
III iark City, Utah, George Stevens,
arrested mt McGill, faces u pe%nitentiary
term of from one to ten years, the law
OF Uta ~designatcs this offense a felony.
Ely News.
The Southern Pacific railroad has mt
on the bullion run" II burglar proof
steel express car Of chilled steel that
VIII defy the efforts of drills and dyna-
mite. This car is designed for handling
the $1,000 900 Of bullion coming annual.
ly from Southern Nevada.
Mr. anu Mrs. Fred Doll arrived Satur-
day night. They have taken up their
residence i'll Mr.. Dolls new house ON
the hill. The INDEPENDENT extends a
ola, ,.iu wv. "'leS
30 ,,,La N''"'a
to "cSSa'!
~ 'o"'
The Esineralda grand jury has re
turned " indictments against Patric k
Casey, the Goldheld murderer. One of
these Is for murder for killing Mrs.
lieslip ana the other is for assault with
intent to Kill for shooting Mrs. Mann.
,si,1 All" """si's
I.- !" muir
Late last night w. III. Bicknell got
II a fight with a reservation Indian
and WAS getting the worS of it. when
Deputy Constable Cotant happened
He arrested both Of them and
this forenoon both of them plead guilty.
Judge Bruce fined Bickncll $40 or 30
days in Jail and the Indian $40. The
Indian paid the fine and Bickncll went
to Jail.
oro. - a.. lao, - ,r,,
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The Monticello Murder

District Attorney Taler returned last
night from Montello where he spent
yesterday in investigating the shooting
of a man by Constable Davidson We'd
nesday night. From what he learned,
it appears that three men were crouch
ing by the side Of some freight cars to
avoid being seen by Il brakeman of "A
freight train, about ready to phil out
and which they intended to board.
While they were waiting Constable
Davidson came from the opposite di-
rectiOn and ordered them out of the
yard. The men started to leave the
yard when Davidson began to shoot.
He fired three shots at the ground in
quick succession and then paused and
fired again. The fourth shot struck
Charles Swendler in the back killing
him instantly. AS the ball struck him,
Swcndler grOaned and one of the men
who was between two cars, asked DAY.
idson if he could 60 to the wounded
man. Davidson replied that he could
and that he would go for Il doctor.
Judge Thurston called Il coroner's jury
Immediately and it returned u verdict
that the mar came to his death from Il
bullet wound, inflicted by Davidson,
While the investigation was being he'd
Davidson avoided the main part of town
and did not appear before the coroner
He was last seen mt Monticello about #
o'clock that night. The next seen of
him was at Tecoma, where he boarded
mn eastbound train. 1t is supposed that
lie walked to Tecoma to catch the train
IIe was not drunk ut the time of the
shooting, but the trainmen say that ne
acted like u crazy man.
District Attorney Taber sent Deputy
Sheriff Rutherford to Ogden with a
warrant for Davidson and instructed
him If Davidson was not found in Ogden
to follow him IL he had u good clue.
Nothing has been heard from Ruther.
ford mt this writing.
The men who were with Swendlcr
when no WIS killed ut Montello are be.
ing held to await the arrest of David
son.
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Salmagundi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

The schools will open next Tuesday.
Of course, the youngsters are looking
ahead to that time with II great deal of
pleasure.
Mrs. McWhinney arrived from CAL
ifornia this morning. Mr.. McWhinney
has rented the j. Is. Abel residence and
that will be their home.
Stewart Harris reports % patients in
the county hospital. Six or seven of
these are Western Pacific pay patients
and the remainder are mostly old men.
Man was the first gossip. a V Il Chi.
cago woman. And see how quickly the
poor male creature was 'O~utdistanced,
despite that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Leader.
1t is estimated by the city statistician
that Chicago will have u population of
over $500, 900 in 1910. Uncle Sam. how
ever. will send around a man to check
up the figures.
After brOOding for three months over
the death of his mother, X. l.. Curry
I'M IL year old resident of Blair Sun.
day secured Il revolver and sent Il
bullet into his brain, dying instantly.
Having soaked the people 50 hard on
the tariff bill, republican orators will
soon be racing over the country telling
what II grand wheat and corn crop
Messrs. Taft, Cannon &c Co. has given
them.-GliSgow Missouriau.
Harry Williamson, IL young man ~
years of age, was struck by II train ut
Monticello yesterday and badly bruised
up. He was brought to the county
hospital lust night. Stewart Harris
was unable to learn the particulars.
After considerable fuss and noise, it
began raining this afternoon and still
continues rs we write. The indications
Look good for II heavy shower. The
heaviest part of the storm went to the
north. where the rain fell npon the I'M.
just.
The Carson Appeal is after the board
of prison commissioners for not lOcat.
ing the site of the new State prison and
getting the building under way. The
Appeal seems to fear that Carson may
lose the prison if work is not begun he
fore the next legislature meets.
Collector Haley reports the mineral
output for the State for 1908 To have
been l.lGG.5 SEQ tons of ore valued ut
$li.373. 2i5.3 SO. The taxes collected up.
on this enormous output were SOL.
G5G.52. For the quarter ending March
ii. 1909. the output of the Nevada mines
amounted to 80, 3i3, Ga. 10, upon which
the taxes amounted to sos. 0G3. 90.
Tho corrected plans for the new court.
house and Jail have not been received.
The unreasonable delay of the architect
Is causing the loss of valuable time us
the commissioners can do nothing until
the plans arc finally adopted. Ar.
chitect Weeks does not seem to share
in the anxiety Of the people here FOR
work to begin III the new county build.
ings ut the earliest possible date.
Tho remains of Tim Crow, IL pros.
pcctor, were found the other day in the
funeral range. near the Capricorn road.
In his clothes were found 500 cash, AMI
two Kcanc Wonder checks for $Sl and
SOL. He had been dead nearly two
months. Within reach of his arm was
an empty cantccn with the cover off.
The remains were taken to Rhyolitc and
laid away in the cemetery on the dies
ert.
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S~almagundi
fridays DAILY

Read our business locals elsewhere.
Regent Henderson left for Reno yes.
terday afternoon to attend Il meeting of
the board to-day.
Miss Ina Ovcrrnan left this morning
to visit her sister in Ogden and her
brother in Wyoming.
Miss Eva Thompson returned last
night from White Rock. where she
visited her sister Mrs. Andrae.
The Elko Mercantile Company Is
selling large ripe water melons for 80
cents each. That's what the new nd
says. See ii.
w. J Woolyorton Of Ruby valley
am in on No. 3 Yesterday afternoon
and returned to Hallcck lust night. Ho
reported everything lovely in the valley.
Now. that DIR. Cook has discovered
tho north pole, what has he really nc.
complishod for the benefit Of mankindY
It's situated too far from Nevada to
over III To mlCh
Row. Samuel Unsworth has returned
TO Rcno from from his trip across the
Atlantic. While away no travelled
through tho principal countries of En-.
rope and visited the Holy Land.
Governor Dickcrson has waittcn II
letter to the Washoc Typographical
Union In which no iustifics tho employ.
mcnt of convicts to haul coal for tho
state. He makes n strong case for the
state.
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Pheasants and Generosity.

Your markets are all right" said
the Briton, amid the stalls OF veIi.on.
dollhouse peaches, turkeys, Calf ,: mia
Strawberries, black bear and FIJI ida
corn. "But our markets at this Sc ason
are full OF phcasants. We've go. you
there. For all their extravaganza, your
millionaires won't lay out the money
to preserve the birds. eh?"
The New Yorker laughed.
"Oh. won't they?' said he. Go over
to Long Island, go to the Se&ard
Webb place In Vermont. and you will
find as good coyerts as my In Eng.
land: as good shots. too. and as good
bags. Your English landlords sell
their phcasants after a shoot to mar.
ketmen. Thus they get back o 4 OF
the breeding expenses. But our Amer.
lean land II Scorn such retty
economy. The pheasants shot on heir
land are ali given away to hos; itals.
TO the poor. TO tenants and to friends"
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In the Matter OF the Estate Of JOSEPH A.
WILSON. deceased.
Order TO Show Cause

A.. W. licSs0n ana Phillip Snyder. the Cxccu.
tors OF the estate OF Joseph a. Wilson. dcccas.
cd, having nlcd their. petition herein. praying
Tor an. dFuer OF sale OF Il portion OF the real es.
tate OF said deccdcnt. for the purposes therein
set lorlh. " Is therefore ordered by said Court,
mat all persons Interested In the estate Of said
deceased appear before the said District Court
on Saturday the 18th day ot September a. ID 1909.
az ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day at the
court house In the town and county OF Elko,
why nm order should not bG granted To said OK.
cciitors 70 sell the real estate get forth In their
Soiu petition. or so much thereof as may be ne.
ccsSnry. ut private sale: and that q copy OF this
order be published for Ut least four Successive
weeks IN the Weekly INDEPENDENT - ncwspn.
per. printed ana published IN the said town and
County OF Elk State OF Nevada.
Dhtca August 18th. 1909.
GRO. &. BRowS,
District Judge.
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~Salmagundi
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

We were glad To meet Ossic Miller
to-day. lie looks ~ ir the world was
using him well.
DIR. Cook. an American cxplorcl. Is
said 10 have reached the north pole on
April 81, 1908. DR. CJOk's expedition
started IN the summer of 1907.
Miss Jncz Grover was taken sick this
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Division Of worId,. e,o,s

or the races OF the world, 600, OO0. 900
are white. 700. 600, 900 yellow. 215. 600.
ooo black. 35,O0o.o0 brown or Malayan,
and 100000 red. or American In.
dians.
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One Mission OF Adversely.
Many II man by losing all has found
himself. Adversely stripped hin, only
to discover him.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-11
Gacg|iNa de AIecibo,
De nue.tro corre.ponsal

Agosto 9..Se encuentra en- esta
ciudad el Hon. Fiscal de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan LIDO. Campillo
que sustituye al LIDO. D. Angel Acos
ia Quinteros durante la enfermedad
que lie aqueja.
Hoy Sc ha alberto en- esta ciudad
en- la parte Sur de la Plaza un esplen
dido salon de barberia con todo lujo
y eomodidades donde Sc .propone su
dueno el Sr. Gallo Alvarez introducir
todos los adelantos modernos en- es
tas clase de establecimientos.
Ell Cine Arecibo ha dado dos mag
nificas exhibiciones sabadoy domin
60 continuando esta semana los mis-
mos dfas exhibiendo sus preciosas
y nuevas peliculas.
En- ests ciudad con motive de ID
Suppression de profesores So suprimen
cinco plazas de profesores gradua
dos de espaiiol,
Ha salldo para los bailos de Coamo
en- union de su distinguida sehora Ell
LIDO. D. Felix Santoni con Ell fin de
pasar allf una temporada.
A las ocho y media de Ia manana
de hoy Sc declare I'm incendio en- una
pequefa casa de una infelz mujer
Carmen Escoriaza situada en- el ba
rrio del Guayabal. Acto continue
acudieron los bomberos, policia y
paisanos logrando sofocar el fuego
y que no Sc estendiera 4 las casas We
cinas.
La colecturia de rentas internas ad
vierte que hasta el dia dltimo Sc ad
mite el pago de la contribution sin
recargo.
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! De S0C|EDhD.

Para Washington. Nuestro estl
mable compatriota el Sr. Enrique
Biascochea, ex-secretario del Guar
tel general de la policia ha embar
cado hoy para Estados Unidos. Va
a desempenar un cargo en- la seere-
taria de la guerra en- Washington
el que ha obtenido por medic dc un
magnifico examen en- el servicio
civil federal FL Sr. Biascochea
deja muy buenos amigos en- la ciu
dad y lie Aeseamos ell mayor exi
to en- su nuevo cargo.
Regreso. Han estado en- Manati
la distinguida senora Euro de Mon
serrat Y SUI senorita hermana Joa
quina, que regresaron et lunes
a la ciudad
Maria kcarney, la lindisima IL
mita del Versailles regres6 tam
bien de Asuadilla en- donde pas6 una
corta temporada. Bienvenida.
Carolina Dieguez. Una verdade
ra artista en- peinados es la que Sc
ha establecido en- esta ciudad pro-
cedente de Madrid cn donde ad
quirio justa fama. La sehorita
Dieguez vicne q llenar en- San Juan
un vacio para ell sexo bello que pc
dra obtener ell auxilio de la gran
habilidad de la intelijente madrile
na en- el arreglo Gle sus lindas cabe
zas para mayor lucim'ento en- fe:
tas y rennloncs.
Otra rez la Iris. Como de6nit
va despedida, vuelve San Juar
la compahia de zarzuela de Cutie
rrez, la que dara media docena dt
funciones. Para el viernes, prime
ra function, Sc prepara un extrenc
La viuda alcgrc", scra represcl
tada por la simpatica "trouppc'
en- que trabaja la genial Espcranz;
V el publieo de la ciudad podra aplal
dir otra vez, aun que en- cortlslma
temporada a su artista favorita, la
genial tiple
Para el "carncr En- cl proxim'
seticmbre parece que habra ma
bodas Y dos primorosas "tocayas'
dc la virgcn dc Nazaret, luciran |;
simb6lica corona dc los albos Az
hares. En- cuanto a nuevos compr
misos, parcce que hay alguna ca
ma por ahora.
va estd bien. Nuestro querldC
compahero el ioven Carlos Zen
Antongiorgi, esta va rostabl ;cldc
de la dolencia que lie retuvo una Sc
mana en- cana V ha vuelto a sus
cuotidianas tareas. Lo celebramo
mucho.
De CoamG. Monsita Ferrer la b'
lila seforita ha regresado de Coamo e
unifn de So hcrmano cl Lcdo. Ratae
fer-rr Rienvenidos.
-
Scmper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-11
sIEMPREsLANERDAD.

"Cuaadot este d.. .en duda di-
70 10 verda&nA1Eue .unsexperi-
mentado J yfviSio sdiphmatioo 81
que asiadHs 'S.up prinoiipiapte..en
las carrera. La. mentifs spuede
pSsaSx ens salganassooss pero ino
on los; s;Hspcios.s EEfrsdde Nen-
gsflossaa Ren1dp sons sventaj ajosos
nientfSsFse .ecHltsn;. psros tsrde
8 tempRAue 'sesd cu6rirAp,ty en-
tOncesixieneIelk tracsso Iser cas-
tigo.. 10 ms3or J masA&uro es
eli decir}la ye{dsd' en- todo ITEM
po, pues de3 esta maners SO
hace .uno de AMIGOS constantes
y de una reputsci6nn que siem-
pre- vale Glen centsEos por peso,
dondesquiera ono 1no ofrezca e.
fectos enweita. =. Estamos en- 81
tuaci6n de afirnar modestamen-
to, que:sobre yests base descan-
sa la UNIVERSAL kpopasaridad de Ia
PREPARAcIoN.de WAMPoLE
Ell pablico ,ha dsscubierto que
esta medicina' es e4actamente 10
que pretende. ser, J que produce
los resultados que siempre hemos
pretendido. Con ,toda franqueza
Sc ha dado &. conocer. su 'natu-
raleza. Es tan ;sabrosa como, la
miel y contiene todos los princi-
pios nutritif6s y curativos del
Aceite de Higado de Bacslao
Puro, combinados con Jarabe de
Hipofosfitos Compuesto, E--trac-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Si'vesire.
Estos elementes forman una COM
binaci6n dc suprems e1celencia y
meritos medicinales. Ningun re-
medic ha tenido tai exito en- los
casos de Pulmonia, Perdida de
Carnes, Debilidsd, Mai Estado de
los Nervios, Anemia ; Tisis.
SCI Sr. DIR. Adrian de Garsy,
Professor dssSfedicina en- Mex.
leo, dice: -:Con buen ezito he
usado Ia Preparation de VAN.
pole en- los A9emicos, Cloroticos,
en- Ia neurastenia Y en- o.ras en-
fermedades que dejan al organis.
mo debil y Ia sangre empobre.
cids, y los enfermos Sc han vi.
gorizado y aumentado en- peso. I"
De vents eD todas las Boticas.
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AL Sr. Pielago, de la
Habana, sc los deco
misaron en- Ia Adua-
ma de Nueva York.
Llamo la atencion el sobre
todo y dentro Sc los en-
contraron.:
El alego que ibs > casarse a
Caba, pero ne le atendieron.

Hace POGO fue arrestado en- Nuevs
York un rico comerciante de Cuba
Sr. Ramon, Pielago socio de la cass
Gomez y Pielago, de la Habana,.
81 senior Pielago lego de Europa
en- el vapor LA Lorraine" pensando
tomar un vapor para Cuba algunos
dfas despues. Ramon Pielago iba q
Cuba para casarse con Ia senorita
Gloria Gutierrez.
Cuando desembarco, ell detectipe
Donahua not6 que llevaba un sobre
t odo colgado del brazo. 1Que signi
flea un sobretodo en- Julio? Fl
de tect,ue estuvo observando 4 Pie
lago un ratio, y cuando este ibaia sa
lir del muelle, Donahue Sc le acerc6
y lie dijo:
SQue es esto?-y senal6 al sobreto
do.
Pielago aparent6 no entender in
giles, y despues de decir algunas pa
laoras mzo entender al agente que
el obJeto en- su brazo era un sobre
todo.
1Que hay en- el?-pregunt6 Dona
hue, y comenzo a registrar Pielago.
En- varios bolsillos lc fueron en-
contrados diferentes joya: de valor
Unos $1,000 en- brillantes.
Llevado al juzgado, Pielago dijo
que Sc iba a casar y que levaba los
brlllantes de regalo q su novia. Es
taba desconsolado, porque el per
cance lie hacia perder el vapor para
Cuba. DIo que 81 hu biera sabido
que no Sc lie permitia llevar los bri
llantes a la mano los hubiera puesto
en- los baules que iban con destino a
Cuba.
Las autoridades Sc niegan 4 Greer
que el Sr. Pielago sea deconocedor
de las leyes de aduanas, porque este
seilor ha hecho unos catorce viajes q
Europa en- asuntos de Ia casa conner
cial Gomez y Pielago. Tambien du
dan de su inabilidad para hablar
ingles.
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Marina Sc pone a Ia
cabeza de. SO mil
soldados.
La noticia de la m uerte de
Zeppelin carece de fun
damento. .,
Fl captain Spelterini atrsviess
ell Monte Blanco on globe a
una altura de 8 mil metros.

les recibidas en- Madrid por el minis
tro de la guerra, informan que los
dltimos refuerzos enviados a Nell
liza han llegado perfectamente al
campamcnto espanol. El general
Marinas tiene ahora un cuerpo de
eiercito de $4,000 soldados de la
tres armas en- disposition de dar ma
yor impulse a la campana. Sc han
hecho en- ell campo espafol los Ill
timos prepar ativos para tomar la
ofensiva y las tropas han sido racio-
nadas Y municionadas para empren-
der el avance. En- la plaza queda una
fuerte guarnicion que Sc supone
bastante para cualquier emergencia
imprevista.
New York, Agosto l1.-Un tele-
grama de Berlin desmiente la noticia
que circulara en- las primeras horas
de aver, referente al falleclmlento
del conocido aeronauta aleman COD
de Won Zeppelin. Este goza de bue-
ma salud y trabarja en- la construc-
ci6n de un aerotato de nuevo mode
10 en- Friedrischshafen. Asi mlsmo
hace los preparativos para su pro-
yectado viaje al polo Norte.
New York, Agosto LA notlcia
respecto (, nuevas d, cultades con
m motivo del asunto dc Creta, el go
bierno tur' .cusa Il Grecia como
principal able de la inquietud
creada en- aquella colonia turca. Ell
pueblo otomano no oculta su DISCUS
to y la animosidad contra los grie-
gos crece de dfa en- dfa. Ell comercio
de Constantinopla Sc prepare a de-
clarar la guerra comercial a Grecia
En- muchos pueblos del imperio ha
sido declarado el boycott a los produc-
tos grlegos. Sc cree que esta actitud
de Turqufa colocara a Grecia en- una
situacion critica, cuyas consecuen-
cias sera un conflicto armada entire
estas dos naciones.
New York, Agosto 1l.-Comuni-
can de Roma, que el captain del
ejercito italiano, V. Spelterini, per-
teneciente al cuerpo de s,l. 'cs, y
e xperto en- aerostacion atraveso en-
un aerostato de su invencion la Cor
dillera de los Alpes, pasando por So
b re la cumbre del Monte Blanco
a una altura de 3 mil metros. Ell au-
da navegante hizo SUI ascenci6n
en- Turin pasando por sobre las ciu-
dades de Cirie, Rivarolo, Urea,
Aosta y descendiendo en- Marugnl,
ciu dad suisa de la frontera. El atre-
vido aeronauta ha sido felicltado
calurosamente por los monarcas
italianos. La noticia dc esta aries
gada excursion por el cspacio ha
causado vivisimo interts en- los
clubs de acrostaci6n de Europa y
Estados Jnidos. |
Ncw-Iork, Agosto l0.-Con mott.
vo de hsIcrsc aprobado el bill de ia.
rifas, en- q cuai queda consignada
la llmitacion de la exportaci6n dc
tabaco Y azucar de Filipinas., 10;
comereiantes de esta ciudad han he.
cho grandes pedidos dc cigarros {
Filiplnas. Esta enorme venta realizs
da por los industriales del archipie.
lago .perludicara grandemente la in.
idustria de este ramo establecida er
Puerto Rico. Sc espera una notable
depression en- los mercados ameri
canos en- el precio de este producte
procedente de esta isla.