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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-05
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers prices are higher.
EGGS Nearby fresh Virginia, Isisal7:
West Virginia and southwest Virginia,
lt;i2: Tennessee. lti2
BUTTER-,'reamery. fancy. 2Sl2ao<:
western tirsts. 22+ao3; seconds. .ii2a22.
CHEESE-New York state factory.
new. large. ljai4.
POCLTRY.-Chickens. per H.. III. and
under :na:,2: over . lbs, 10s2,: hens. per
10. Il; ROSTERS. ID, Q: turkeys, per b.,
l3a1l.
DRESSED POULTRY.-Hens. ehoica
per H.. ,Iai5: chickens, o2ao5: roosters,
per lii. Ia; turkeys. per Id. l7alS.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. new. No. I.
per bbl. iH'a.,0: No. =. per bhl 21,a
500; Old: y. !; per bg; 7oao pr
sweets. per bb'. 2.5oa3JO; yarns. per
bbl. l.5oa2.:0: rucumbers Florida, per
basket l-;,0a2..5: onions. Texas. per
crate. l.!'oa2a": cabbage. per crate.
ts,al -: kal.. per bhi.. :iaa:N: esgpiani
. Goa. a.: lettuce. per basket. North caro-
lima, l.1,a..:io: cymin-s. Florida. per case.
:fta:;a,: string beans, per basket,
..a,ao. M: celery. Florida. per crate, 2asa
800; heets, '--'al.1' per 'rate: spinach.
per hhl.. l1,ai.2I: peppers. per crate.
15ac@2.: green peas. per basket. Ia
10. tomatoes. Florida. per crate ooa
:.n parsley. per basket. 2,al ~ ro-
maine. per basket. I-Soal. 40, rhubarb,
per doz .i:a2 per bunch.
GREEN FRUITS Apples. Der hhl. 6 Az.
SD: oranges, California. per box. o:3,a
321: Florida. 3W'a3.I': lemons per box.
3 aoa4. 80. grape fruit. per box 375a4 %:
pi1eap ples. l.13a3uV. Strawberries. per
Quart. loal1
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. western. No
l. o40Oa1o.cO: No. - .N.C0ao35 mixed
lay, lS.oNa2IW straw. rye. bundle 3R,:
ma chine thrash 1.0Oa1:O: straw, wheat.
per ton. 80: straw. oat. per ton.
1.OOaSOO.
LIVE STOCK.-Sheep. per H.. 3a3iN
lambs, spring, per lb Aaa: calves choice
per lb. 1a7la: medium. per h.. 6a61a.
GRAM Wheat. new. per bu.. Soaas:
corn shelled. old. per btu. GOa65: new
ear per bbl-. 3.2o: oats. western white.
No. 2. per bu.. 42a45; oats. mixed. per bu !,
3aa45. bran, per ton. 1000: middling, per
ton 5000
WOOL AND HIDES-Woo.. washed.
free Of burrs. per H.. 23a25: wool un-
washed. per H.. lsa2o: hides. green, r
h.. s: hides. dry. per ID. l3alo, calfsain.
green. each. lcoa1 ~.
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NOGI AT ST. PETERSBURG.
Hero of Port Arthur Will Place
Wreath ON Opponents Tomb.

ST PETERSBt-RG, May :.AGen Nogi.
the japanese hero of Port Arthur. arrived
here today on a special mission of plac-
ing "A wreath upon the tomb of Maj. Gen
kondratenko. commander of the 9TH East
Siberian Rifles who was killed at the
battle of 3U' Meter Hill in 1904 during the
Russo-Japanese war.
The Novoe Vremya will say tomorrow
that the mission OF Gen. Nogi affords
new proof of Japan's amicable feelings
for Russia.
Gen Nogi later will proceed to London.
being one Of the Japanese coronation
party.
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FATAL FIGHT OVER AUTHORITY
Prisoner Escapes When Officials
Kill Each Other.

PENNINGTON GAP. Va. Nav .
Constable John IIaX came down from
-. Charles yesterday to help Town Mar
shal George Hinkle keep order in Pen
rington while the circus was I'm town
HaH arrested an unknown man for
some trivial ofense and started with him
to the lookup. fIinkle declared that be-
ing town marshal in Pennington he would
DO the arresting himself
While the prisoner got away Hax shot
Hinkle and Hinkle shot Hax Both men
died almost instantly. Ainkle leaves a
widow and family
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Chicago Cattle Market,

CHICAGO. May 1.-C'attle-Receipts es-
mated at l..aD head: market steady:
beeves. -.HOa6.4O: Texas steers. 4.6Oa5:sO
western steers. 4.AEi-.Gn: stockers and
feeders. 4.ta,a:.. 10: steers and heifers. - 10
aJG0. calves. 4.5''a6.:p.
Hogs-Receipts estimated al 1900 head.
Market weak: light. 5d.'at.h:' mixed. .6i
a6m: heavy. a:i'a:.S:': rough. 5.:aal.G;I.
good to choice. heavy. 5.6::a5.S:': pigs. ; 30
a5aI: bulk o. sales. a.Sha:'N,.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000 head
market steady to a shade higher: native.
SNta4GI: western 3.2:,a 4.tsi: yearlings
4. 4la5. ~: lambs. native, 4.25a6.2J; west
ern 47oat,35
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Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice
Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Crsdel.
Alfred w. Riddle, r. J. Downey :.
l. >fa"ans, Frank r. Fox. Henry Bow
den and Herbert NJ. Griffith were admit
ted TO practice.
No ot? American Realty Company
ast. Thompkins: writ e error tn United
States supreme Court ordered to issue OF,
nio!on or Ny \. \. Birney of counsel
for appellant and bond for costs liked
at $500.
No GA. Patent appeal. Healey ayt
Inwood: continued
No. ls'S Taylor ast Leesnitzer: a~su-
nlent commenced By Mr.. J. J. Darling
ton Tor appellant, continued bv Mr. Ed
mlnd Burke for appailees and concluded
by Mr.. ]. J. Darlington for appellant.
No 22Jl. Munsey a.t. Webb: writ of
error to lnited States Supreme Court
ordered to issue on motion Of Mr. " II
Obear of counsel for appellant and bond
70 act as supersedeas fixed at 4lOMnO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-05
Strong AT OPENING
Stocks Recover From Weak
ness Shown Yesterday.
IMPROVEMENT is GENERAL
Gains Made in Most Issues of From
70 to 21s Points.
SHORT INTERESTS COVER
No Attempt Made to Extend Bearish
aforementioned Mar
ket Firm.
IMPROVEMENT IS GENERAL
SHORT INTERESTS cow

NEW YORk. May IA sharp recovery
from the weakness of Yesterday charac-
teriZed the opening of the stock market
today Trading was active and. with a Few
exceptions. the improvement extended
throughout the list. Union Pacific ana
Canadian Pacific gained y point. Reading
and ttchson q. and United states Steel.
Amalsamated copper and American Beet
Sugar IL. Pennsylvania. which closed at
12i'> last night, sold this morning at
1-@is. ex-dividcnd and eX-r!ghts- Inter
national Harvester made a further Sain
of o.
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BALTIMORE.
Special pispa,cn 10 The star.

Special Dispatch (" The star.
BALTIMORE. Md May Wheat
Fjrmcr: spot contract. 9ta.: spot No .
red western. :..., May .sT7. July. aoI.
steamer No red. t2a, receipts :,19o
bushels: southern on grade. 9.i ,aNr.
Corn-Firmer. spot contract IS. Nav
IS; June. ~. July, 30, steamer mixed
81 receipts. ti...>.. bushels
Oats - Firrner. No. - white. a9a3oi.
standard white. 3Sa. a::?: No. ; white :Ssi.
a:-Hs. Receipts. ll..ta bushels
Rye--FirlneV No = western domestic
l-'''aI .os Receipts. 1850 bushels
Hay-Firn. unchanged
Grain freightS-Q ui.r. unchanged
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. May American securities
opened steady and about unchanged to-
DAY. During the FIRST hour prices ad-
ranced on light covering At noon the
market was steady. and from * to u,
higher than yesterdays New York clos
ing
Later Wall street buying added to the
strength. and the market hardened un-
der the lead of Canadian Pacific The
closing Was steady.
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WASHINGTON Stock Exchange.

Sales Regular cali. /. o'clock noon-Caritsl
Traction. - at i21.
Washington Gas ~ S73.. | at IS AT IS,
al So - at So - at S. - al IS, - at s.,
- at IS
Washing tor Virginia Rwy. com. |! AT IS
National Metropolitan Bank. Mt I'D. 10 at
22-5l 10 mt 2oJ 49,. 10 at a2fi:.
National Bank of Washington. 10 at go. 10
at 263 10 at .62. ;, 30. > at 20.
After cali District National Bank. y at lS2
Washington Rvy. and Elec. As, $1,000 al 81
S",,1tD al S4s.
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FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS. May 5.-Closing: Three per
cent rentes. 95 francs 50 confines for
tho account. Exchange on London, -.
francs 80 centinIeS for checks
BERLIN. May -,.-Exchange on Lon
don. 20 marks A. pfcnniss for checks
Money. 1 per cent. Private discount
rate, rs per cent.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL MAY CLOSING: Wheat
Spot dull. No. red western winter no
stock. futures strong: May, IS 11Ad: July.
IS. October. lis 1Vtd. Corn-Spot firm
new American mixed. IS lid; old Amer
lean mixed. - :aed. new american kiln
dried. - Sd: futures firm; July Is cd
September, & 1oi.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. May 6.-Closng: Cot
ton-Spot dull; prices points lower;
American middling fair. ST.; good mid :
ding. 845: middling. s.23; low mid
ding, sos: good ordinary. III; ordi-
nary. 752 The sales of the day were
900 bales. of which 1000 were for
speculation and export. and included
$500 American. Receipts. 800 bales
all American. Futures opened steady
and closed with near months firm and
distant steady. May. 7.97: May-June,
7a2: June-JuIy. 7s3h; July August,
77six: August september. 74s; Septem-
ber-October. 7.07: October November.
$751;: November December s2i,t De-
ruary 6.S012: February March, 6.8Ol, :.
March April. 6.$0E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-05

Two more prize entries--"Curley Of the
Chronicle" by George Barton. and "a
Modern Cinderella" by Anne Warner. In
our next Sunday Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-05
Specialties Move Rapidly.

Selected stocks were taken in hand and
advanced notably. but the remainder of
the list was practically motionless. The
more important movements We're con-
tined TO the specialties. Canadian Pacific
jumped 81. to 3:s6. National Biscuit i'm
proved =, Western Union Is. and -Ameri-
Gan Beet Sugar IL. International fiar-
vester returned to 12s12. yesterday rec
ord level.
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No Attempt to Renew Selling.

A firm tone at advancing prices gave
the market an appearance oi strength
during the morning trading. No attempt
was made TO renew the selling which de-
pressed the market yesterday. the short
interest being mere concerned with COW
movement.
Liquidation of long stock also seemed
to have ceased and the demand for Secu-
rites at the lower levels established yes
terday was far in excess Of the supply, SO
that pr ces rose wherever there any
active trading. The advance reached a
point in many cases with marked
strength in various specialities.
The bond market ruled firm with de-
Cided contraction in volume of dealings.
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laval Movements

The Cailao has arrived at Canton: the
Cheyenne at Tacoma: the Dixie and Mist
a Guantanamo: the eon.das at l.amberts
point. and the Burrows at North river.
New York.
The Yankton has sailed from New York
for SmithtoWn bay: the Delaware from
BOSTON for New York. and the Petrol
City.
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Assigned to Navy Department.

Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus has been
ordered detached from duty as command
ant of the Mare Island tCal.D navy yard
and assigned to special temporary duty
TO the Navy Department preparatory to
assumption about June ] Of the COM
mander-in-chief ship of the Atlantic fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-05

Bar silver steady. ~ a-I6d per
Money. Ii.a1*. per cent.
The rate 1T discount in the opea market for
short bills is :. :1S per
Tho rate 81 discount in the open market for
three month bills is = u IL per cent.
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WEATHER
Fair Tonight and Saturday; Little
Temperature Changes.

For til. DiS:ric, of Columbia fair to-
night and Saturday: not much change in
temperatures: light variable winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-05

.Ex. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chemical
Company, ~, and Pennsylvania X. r.,
IL.
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embezzlement; motion for new trial filed:
attorneys. H. r. Davis, r. a. Ford and
". L. Mclean
United States agt. Ferri W. Fr:sbN:
forgery; jury respited; attorney, II. l..
Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-05

Minimum temperature past twenty
four hours, 4o: year ago. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04
DfRECroR: ]. P6rez kooaaa.
Pur Ia dgnidad ! d t'6hb
DE LA REPUBIICA
DE vENEzUEAA

Gem singular perseverance, vaene
sae,,nap,lo las columnas de Ell I1em
.no'' el senor Landaets Breanon1' sSes
4ando colericcs dennestos al doonerno
,aa yepezuela v a respetables persona
hdades politicas de Ia RepnDllca, ID
opraudo 4 la vez el homer y Ell creo''o
de Ia Naci6n digna y glorlosa que nos
Aegaron nuestros esforzados mayores'
Sagrados deberes de patrlo'aslno ,
noasrosas impesiciones de amastad y
-companerismo polltieo, traen la puma
= ma nano para desvanecer Las mafaS
5nlpresiones que las pereganas el'aen
;hrac;ones del articuhsta fayan pooaoo
so;.r am 81 anime de sus hctores-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04
Ayentatas Dc IN
marques sin Htu|v
81 #t
SE FINGE JEFE DE POLICIA
PARA VIVIR DE GORRA
EN- BILBAO FUE SORPRENDIDO
Y PRESO

Hace dlas que Hego a Bilbao un in
dlviduo, de procedencia desconocida.
que hac1ase pasar por marques de La
Paz.
I'll supuesto aristocrata manifesto q
sus companeros de alojamiento que su
viaJe a Bilbao obedecia la realization
de un importante negocio de minas.
En- ell hotel, uno de los mejores, donde
Sc hospedaba ell marques, del que va Sc
forjaban grandes leyendas, conquist6se
bien pronto las simpatias de todos la
admiration de los camareros, que lie pro
digaban el tratamlento de excelencia.
refocllandose ante la esplendida propina
que velan en- lontananza
Ell marques una buena mafiana. sc le-
yanto y pldl6 al conserje que lie facili
taran un autom6vil, pues tenla que salir
urgentemente con direction q Miranda.
donde iba a recoger un amigo enfermo
que venla de Madrid y que no podia con
tinuar su viaje en- tren porque le moles-
taba mucho que eli convoy sc detuvie
IA en- las estaciones.
Cuatro cinco camareros salieron ve-
loces a cumplimentar ell encargo del Sc
nor marques, disputaronse el servir raa
pldanrente SUI deseo.
El marques monte EN- Ell automovi1. v
ell vehlculo parti6 en- direction a Miriam
ola.
AT llegar q esta poblaci6n, ell marques
dijo al chauffeur que aguardase a la
puerta de la fonda en- tanto iba a de-
|sempenar una mission muy delicada
El "chauffeur" Sc dispuso refres-
car ell carburador y otras operaciones
propias de su ministerio. Cuando mas
atareado estaba, Sc lie acerc6 ell marques
y, Hamandole aparte, lie dijo:
Como ME pareces un "chaufeur"
"discreto," voy a reveIarte ell verdade-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04
PAC|NAS FEMEN|NAS
.!st g.
MANOS DE Muller

Las manos femeninas tienen una atrac
clon tan poderosa como ell rostro y son
tam expresivas como el gesto 8 la mira
da Hay manos simpaticas, atrayentcs
y. repulslvas: manos pesadas, ligeras,
alegres, dominadoras, inquietas, fexi-
bles, rigidas y magneticas
La Influences de las manos es tan4a.
que los srtistas le han consegrado STEM
pre- especial interes, fijando con exseti
tud en- sus representations la evOluci6n
femenma, porque es necesario, notar,
que la manO va variando medida que
camblan las costumbres y las tendencies.
La man0 de una mujer de nuestros dfas
no Sc asemeja 4 Ia de una mujer anti
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04

Vicente Gomez echo abajo la oninosa
domination de Castro, hace dos amos
solann ente, di6se a la generosa tarea de
desembarazar al pals de las mil trabas
con que 10 tenia agarrotado aquel CO
dicioso especulador.
7 asi, ha hecho desaparecer toda es
|pecie de grayamen sobre la exportaci6n
ldispensandole con este un gran benefi
clio al pals, a costa de poner en- penu
rias el Erarlo; y ha aboli'do en breve
tempo los monopolios de La venta de
sal, moier trigo, pillar y amasar maiz,
" fabrication de cigarrillos.
Subsiste la concession a la fabrica Ma
cional de F0sforos, porque al ser de
rogada reclam6 la Compan1a y fue de
clarada Justa su demanda; y existen
tambien, con cOncesiOnes circunscritas
a breves amos, como estfmulos para EN-
presas nuevas, las fabrieas de cerveza,
papel y cordeler1a.
La companla de alunnbrado eIectri
co de Caracas y la TeIefonos de Car1
pano, que habian sido despoJados de
.sus propiedades por Castro, apropian
doselas cinicamente, fueron restitu1das
por el general Gomez "a sus legitimos
duenos, previo dictamen de los tribuna
les de Jnsticia.
Como las cOtizaciones de la Bolsa
leterminan las osciIaciones de La con
fianza pilblica en- ell Gobierno, tocante
a garantlas para Ell capital y ell trabajO,
podra cerciorarse el hector, consuLtando
ell siguiente cuadro, de como han me
dorado nuestras finanzas desde e1 nlti
mo alo de Castro hasta eF presente aio
de Gomez. Q)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04

~ HlVV1tV VIC liza VldJt, perO Jurdme pOr
|4os neumaticos que nevas de repuesto
Eque nadie sabra NADIA.
-Senor-repuso ell chauffeur".-
soy mudo como un bid6n de gasolina.
-Pnes bien; yo no soy 10 que he di-
cho; yo soy un agente especial de poll
cia, al que sc lie ha confado la captura
del hijo del director de un establecimien
to de credito de Bilbao, que sc ha fu-
gado con una tiple del teatro de los
Campos, llevandose, con ell repertoire.
1900 pesetas de su padre. En- la esta-
ci6n me acaban de decir que los han Wis
to salir con direction de Burgos. No
hay tempo que perder. A Burgos, y
sea 10 que Ddos quiera.
Y: ell chauffeur, poniendo manos
a la obra, mejor dicho, al volante, q no
venta por hora dirigi6 el vehiculo cami-
no de Burgos
En- BurgOs, ell senior marques Sc hospe
do en- ell hotel mejor encargando que
le diran al chauffeur 10 que pidiera, por
que con tales idas y veni0as ell pobre
'chauffeur aun no habia tornado nj gra
cia de Dios.
Ell marquesito Sc fue un teatro visi
; tar d una tiptecita O. lie traia loco des
de Madrid, y despues de epatarla con ell
automovil y prometerla que pronto ven
dria en- su busca, para que, AL fin. pu-
dieran ser felices, saIi6 del teatro. y iii
rigiendOse al "chauffeur' le diio con
autoridad y gesto imperative de un HON
bre de su linaje:
"A Bilbao, AREA
Pero ell "chauffeur'', despues de la
digestion del pequeno almuerzo que ha
bla lngerido, tuvo sus sospechas de que
ell parroquiano" no debia ser NADIA dc
10 que parecia.
Tn "chauffeur," despues de conner.
tlene, como cualquier mortal ideas lumi
nosas, y, cada vez mas escamado. en- cuan
to Heg6 a Bilbao, sin que ell marquesito
10 advirtiera, conto un inspector de
POlic1a 10 ocurrido.
Y, efectivamente, ell marques sorprcn
dido, sin tempo de improvisar NADIA de
centemente creibIe, cant6 de plano. di
clendo que era un pequeno estafador.
annque de buen tono, y que su obsesi6n
era vivir de "gorra''; pero de "gorra :"
elegante, en- los mejores hoteles, que
en- sus ratios de 6cio, porque algo tcnia
que hacer, 81 Sc lie proporcianaba TN ro-
90 decentitO, no 10 desairaba.
VamOs, un infeliz, un malogrado. Dor
que cuandO fue detenido sc proponia em
barcar con rumbo la Argentina, don
de hubiera continuado a su modo nues-
ira epopeya.
DiJO Ilamarse Luis Cordero. aunoue
tenia OtrOs dos nombres de menos circu-
laclon, y que, por cOsas feas, fue expul-
sado del battalion de las Navas. al que
pertenecla como official.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04
Qbv seDteDciado 4 nQerb
Ell REQ FLORES CASIANO

/ En- la manana del jueves. compareci6
ANTE La honorable Corte de Distrito de
Mayaguez, ell REQ Juan Flores Casiano,
y el Hon. Juez Otto Schonrich, le seifal6
e2 dia de Mayo para que sea ejecuta-
do EN- Ia Penitenciaria de San Juan.
Este individuo como 10 recordaran
nuestro lectores fue ell del envenena-
miento ocurrido hace alg1n tempo en-
ell PobIado del Rosario.
De manera que entire la ejecucion de
Flores Casiano y Ia de Basllio. Torres,
mediaran tres d1as.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04

He aaui sus mas campantes frases
esE bloauee soho tRye por ooJe1o
saerreear q Castro, paaes Lure Matos
u,,ien soheito aanei apoyo de lnglate
aerra. Italia y Afennama
<sEl Banco Hipotecario que ha con
arasado Ell Goblerno aportara o.ooo.o''o
ae iselIars de capital y ernitira 24ooo
400 de dollars en- billetes, io que Vfene
: ser una disfrazada iapcsael0n del pa
Del moneda. ~
<sLos campos estan desoiados, Las Pc
a,yaeiones deslertas, las indnstrlas memo
polizadas Ell concrete parallzado
Raso q haeer serena y Jastmiera re
fntacfon. .us.laza52EE1E4a6sAa sAa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04

El dignisiImo pstraeio, general MA
nael Antonio Aatos, 40 sollclto Jahaas
.gpoye alguno de potenclas extran9eras
z,ara el gran mevimlento revolucloha
ynio o71e acaudiII6 contra ell fnnesto VI
a,riano Castro. 81 eI benenerlte Cau
usillo hubiera fraguads tan monstrnoso
.rr;anen. no es de dudarse que sns ad
:rersarios Sc habr1an apresnrado en
rros4rarselo duramente CON toda opor
tunidad, para desprestlg.arsa y nunolr
go en- el desprecio naclenal- For el
>eontrario, veasele hoy, mereeedor siem
nre de alto aprecio ptibIico y privado,
anyestido con la alta dlgmdad de Nil
nistro de Relaciones Exteraores. dlrl
giendo habihnente naestros dehczdos
2asuntos diplomaticos y desatando con
.enrdura Ia nmaranada nadeJa que Tor
m,o Ia intemperancia de Castro
=. yiene al case decir que el bloqueo
Enropeo fue coincidencla fatallslma
nara el general Matos y para la hevo
Jucaon; .pues alarnado ei patraotlsun
VIE ma1chos con imfundados temores de
7nraci6n extranjera a mano armada,
habo desconcierto y fraccionanDento en-
gas huestes revolucionarias, siendo esta
graye perturbacion Ia cansa prlnoroiai
dol aesastre final die la campana.
El Banco Nacional Hlpotecarao que
.e trata de establecer EN- Caracas, con
60OO 600 de dollars de capital, no oca
.s;onara la caida de nnestro patron de
sra al email debemos desde antano nues
srn fir1ne credito mercanfil; pues este
4saneo. al igusl de los tres exlstenbes,
.o,o Dodra ernitir en- billetes el doDie
del capital impuesto en- cala por los &C
..7o,istasde acuerdo CON nnestras teyes;
- .deands sus directores, tenIendo en-
.usnntes los sabios preceptos DE Ia mo
.sIrrna Economis Polltlca, cafcnlar1an
..;pmnre con aclerto Las necesadades de
4. rircubaci6n, para que los bllletes no
-rue,van innsediatamenbe . Ia caJa en-
,demanda de reembolso-
Despues que eI vxleroso general snan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04
ENTERED At TIE CLASS MATTER
sE

ro moslvo de mi viaje, pero jdrame por
los neumaticos que nevas de repuesto
que nadie sabra NADIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-04

An6nimas y los papeles de la deuda pn
bllca, demostrando 6sto, injury las ella
ras ell s0lido er6dito del G0bierno en- to
dos sentidos, Y dentro y fnera del pals
T. Vizcarrondo Rojas
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-16
Aug. 20; Sept 2, ., 16.
,ATE nE NtICytITc,hN

Aug. 90; Sept 2, ., 16.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The probate court for the County of
Houghton.
At sessien &C said court, held at
the probate office In the village OF
fIoughton in said county on the
25th day of August, A. ID. 1911
Present, Hon. George c. Bentley,
Judge OF Probate.
In the mater of the estate of Erick
Walgren, deceased.
Charles IT, Walgren. administrators
of said estate having filed in said
court his petition praying that the
time for the presentation of claims
against said estate be limited and
that time and place be appoint
ed TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands against said de-
ceased by and before said Court,
1t is Ordered, That four months
from this rate be allored for creditoro
to present claims against said estate
IL is Further ordered, That the 2Sth
day of December 1911, at ten o'clock I'm
the forenoon, at said Probate Office,
be an is hereby appointed for the ex-
animation and adjustment of all claims
and demands against said deceased.
and that notice thereof be given by
publication once each week, for three
successive weeks previous to said day
lof hearing, In the Calumet News, n
InoWspaper printed and circuIatod IN,
said County.
(ScaD GEO. G. BENTLEY.
true copy. Judge O; Probate.
Geo. ID. Freeman.
Register of Probate.
Macdonald & Kerr,
Attorneys for Estate.
Calumet. Michigan.