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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
FATE OF MEDIATION Is
HANGING In THE BALANCE
VANITIE
Wins over Defiance In One % the
Prettiest Trial Races Vet Seen
Race Again Thursday.

L.ARCHMONT. y Y. June 29.-In
scupper breeze the cup class yacht
Nanitie defeated her rival Defiance
In Long Island sound today by IS
minutes and ~ seconds. elapsed time.
and by 10 minutes and 25 seconds.
corrected time.
The yachts had sailed in the usual
light. fluky airs OF the sound about .
miles OF the 3Oie mile course. which
was twice around the i5L mile tri-
angle. when a II knot northwester
came bouncing OF the Westchester
hills and for the FIRST time since the
Defiance began racing she had her
mahogany rail awash. The Nanitie
had been out in a similar blow in the
sound on June 4. when she lost two
men overheard Today the two yachts
had a good gear testing contest and
came through without starting a rope
yarn
Northwester In Action.
For two legs OF the small triangle
the yachts drifted along in mere
whirfs OF air. But the Northwestern
went into action and the real racing
began. II hit the Vanitie as she was
rounding the second mark and struck
the Defiance as she was approaching
the turn. In few minutes both boats
were sailing with rails under and ev-
cry inch of rigging hard at work.
The third leg was beat but just
trifie OF the wind so that the yachts
could nearly lay the course with the
help OF couple OF short boards. The
Nanitie soon doused her baby lib top
sail and even then she continued to
! gain on the Defiance The latter
showed her white underbody almost
down TO the turn on the bilges for tho
first time since she began racing
The Breeze OF win" had come and
the yachts were given a thorough
testing under strong conditions.
On the last leg the Vanitie. under
main sail. two head sails and club
| topsail. gained minutes and 81 sec
onds. The race for the last 23sA
miles was the most satisfactory test
that the Nanitie and Defiance have
had together
II has been expected that the yachts
would have their final tuning-up race
of Glen Cove. Thursday. This match
was Cancelled tonight. however, at the
| request of Alexander Cohran. owner
of the Nanitie. who felt that all the
time between now and the real trial
races on July Z. OF Newport, would be
required TO put the boats in shape.
summary:
Twelfth preliminary race for cur
Yachts held by Larchmont Yacht club
light. southwest shifting TO strong
northwest Course. twice around IBit
mile triangle. Tide flood Weather
clear Sea smooth.
Elapsed Cor.
Yacht start. Finish. Time. Time
Nanitie ..1;O0:57 5.2a:OI 4:2s:OS 4:es.Os
Defiance l:oo:5o 5:4l:l2 f:45:52 4.5s:5s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
PRINCIPLES ARE UNDECIDED
WHAT COURSE TO
PURSUE.
If They Adjourn Important Proto-
col Must Be Signed and There
May Be Hitch.

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. June %
Mediation tonight n I'm q most com
pier state. Its principals are unde-
cided whether formally to adjourn or
20 recess and renew their efforts
through the American government
toward bringing the ConstitutionaI-
lists and Huerta delegates into con-
ference for the Folution of Mexicos
internal problems.
While the signing Of the series OF
protocols covering various phases OF
the internal situation has brought
forth confident expressions from
some quarters here that mediation
has been a success. skepficism has
arisen among others vftally connect
ed with the proceedings as TO
has been accomplished.
That war has been ayerted II gen
orally admitted. but OF the actual
pacification OF Mexico. few here see
any visible signs of progress.
All 10 Conditional
The protocols already signed set
forth in effect the condition under
which the United States will recog-
nize new government In Mexico.
Everything. however. In conditioned
On the establishment OF a provisional
government which must be the re-
suit OF an agreement between the
two warring factions. These have
lhA NfA httu lOEttutfs oODlf
of the mediators doubt II they ever
viii be. Even II they confer there
has been no Indication that the Con-
etitutiOnalists will alter their un-
compromising attitude toward the
Huerta faction.
In the meantime the widening
breach between Carranza and villa.
and the weak resistance being offered
by the Huerta troops TO the Constitu-
tionalist advance. are producing grave
apprehension that a military conquest
of Mexico City is likely while media
tion is in session. and will perhaps
provoke the internal controversy
anew.
important Protocol Remains.
An important protocol Is to be
signed before the mediators can for.
mally adjourn. They have not yet
obtained an explicit agreement be
tween between the American and HUI
erta delegates on the language OF the
protocol relating to the future evacua.
ton of Vera Cruz by American troops
This had been left for consideration
until the provisional president had
been agreed upon by the two Mexican
factions. Without II. the international
controversy would not b. completely
settled.
The Informal understanding Is that
protocol shall be drawn which will
set forth that American forces will
withdraw from Vera Cruz after a new
provisional government D. Established
and recognized The Huerta delegate
are anxious that short period be fix
ed, extending from the day OF recogni-
tlon. within which the American forces
should sail away.
The United States has hesitAted ~
make definite promises in this regard
preferring to await much more mater.
ial evidence OF the actual pacification
. Of the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
X f b Ell REPRESENTATIVES,
HOLD NUMEROUS CONFER
ENCES DURING DAY.
Zubaran Leaves on Secret Mission
For New YOrk-Situation
Badly Mixed.

WASHINGTON. June 20. - In
Washington tonight mediation and
me Mexican revolutionary Situation
botn appeared 10 be in a somewhat
unsettled state
Agents Of General Carranza who
nave been here for some time con.
ierred frequently throughout the dav
ana tonight Rafael ZuZaran. principaI
agent in Washington. left for New
YORK on special mission. lie did
not announce the purpose Of his trim
INls cabrera. chief consfitutfonalist
exponent OF the proposed informed
conference with Hucrta's representa-.
tlVcs and those Of the United Sfates
at NIAGARA Falls by commission from
tarranza. also announced that no
might go 90 New York within a few
days
Carranza's representatives. denied
any trst hand knowledge N report.
mat General Villa had Withdrawn
WIN nls army from /aCatccas 20 Tor.
rr1n. or NJ di patches from the bcr.
d'r indicating that the breach be-.
tween General villa and tho first con.
.ItuiIonIlist chief had been widenod
I was apparent. however. that thcrr
gas con iderablo uneasinesE among
mo rsFoIuiiOufrF repro -eutafivcs over
mo ur' .cnf course uf events In their
"'Ish.IO Alfredo Hrocoda. after
conference with Mr. Iuzaran and vi
'Hhr'r1. fc.ceraIhod fo General Car.
fnnft Tor Information Hs 10 develops
unrfa within tho r0rsftutioualiti
ranks huf ho said tonight thai he had
received mo- reply
Financing Denied
N'ilr ISSUING their emphatic dcnIaIa
or published irtimafions that General
tffanza revolution was being
NnanrDd hv American interests in
loIF"d in tho National Vaiiways of
Mexico and allied rrrHoraffor. AZ.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
No Sc puede trabajar...

JuncoS, Liza policia ACADIA de
arrestar los tabaqueros Angel Marca-
no, Pablo Davila. Enrique Hernandez,
Dolores Marrero Pedro Jimenez Ra-
mon Lopez.
De los informes que he obtenido Sc
deduce que yarioS de esoS tabaqueroS
iban de viaje para San Lorenzo con ell
fin de TRAFALGAR ALI pero en- ell camino
Sc encontraron con los huelguistas, los
cuales les queria obligar que regre-
sasen a Juncos y prosiguiesen en- la
huelga Con tai motive Sc fueron 4 las
manoS unoS y otros, determinando este
que la policia los arrestase a todOs por
alteraci0n de la paZ
Los concentrates que aqui Sc hacen de
este SuceSo son muy amargoS para los
huelguistas Hay tabaQueros que tie
men numerosa familia y, habiendoseles
acabad0 SuS pequenos ahorros Ell auXi-
lio que de sus amigos han podido OBJ
tener, Sc encuentran en- una critica 81
Ituaci6n. La escasa ayuda que ell Conf
tt de la Iluelga les ha venido prestan-
do, no es Sufciente para que una fami-
liza pucda atender sus mas perento-
riaS neceSidades, y este es 10 que ha de
tcrminado el actual estado de cosas que
acaso tenga muy lamentables conse-
cucnciaS, pues. va Sc sabe a que ex-
tremos lIega un padre cuando no Sc le
deja ganar ell necesario sustento para
SuS hiioS-El CorresponsaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
AAo IS:

= hssno@ ,ie desiF "a ser,lad. como ha
.ltio slfanpfe museifa NORMA. "a noiiria
a. s.ae sn d actual session del Congress
no n. di.euiira a iall a. Puerto Rico
iso aa eoslde Is na.lie ~, ~orpresa. ni ha
raassfo iampeo ia mrnof couirare.
iad
- isnia una sanpr.-.inn fan fspro opt
mlsia ~ la lii,eraliial ronqur huhiese
if 'raiamoe ~ luusnso 4ue franea-
msuie ea.i r.snlia fa,oraale esie nue-
So eampas as' espera gus ga. permiia
.iiaansu. Hh laeo nejor
gniumsa isner resns.io mursiro plei-
ie aoliiieo ssu d arrihala a. los ieno-
rraias al f.sief 20 uuieo qne henos
s...o sra roino b. eonpI.eaba nuesiro
sr.l,i.na t.on .mieo. 1reiano, y "a
&c. Ir rr.aa.a. no aluaimu. al eriierio
paffl .slar.s.ma nae.iro 4ue ,l,supn.
fas l-elm.,ia siuo 4 la opln ga prrlo-
aanfe .n .l psi. que lo, deinnrraias
no. darian 4na rtnpllda satisfaction
..ar a isneunla oou4ue fulm"s traia.
.las l.of "a, repu.llran'e
Prfs ga aemo, ..osiido tef lur fur
rau a,-mas.a.lo ieia, De-, opilmi>no>
la rfnma i-oilil-a gu' lo> arno.
fas aroel.an arspH,e lr hal.r arfui
naA" a l.al- rrs ian msnela'.a .lu'
.aan.io ,a|s lur ga io q rrsia dr 81.
,.fn ua aa dr pr raiada ru 80 'onsrr
-. naiis .rnis D. nenpr eonifarieiad
~ Important =, sanar a'sun item
i,u eaanis nas tarie rn senir la mne
a Ala ursaniea nas firmn" dr de
inneraf.xar-- habra ienido auuqu'
ru Va. Es'ados nldos seianos siendo
uur a. sn>fifa.isiass 5 ios ho'nbr-, ..e
fan "a eam.no aas opue>i" "a srr'ia
dfra demera4a eada srx ~ plerden
a.. .n 49, .am,niabIe laleunio
So mnorianie = sanar fieHpo qu'
fa. trf s.i i.,.iano, ir arraurauio algl
ua. -on ,-io4f, si r.-ler lur fan afan
- narsfrt
q T,mfo han tmio sonerno 3
rss. hoa. .ns G8e punan a raranenf0
amerrans fehrr eiudiaio n4e'n
f,rs.i.eia p.ra ga a4r no han Hur1d'
u-senur.e 3D. Is ll,i la de uu.~tr.
f....fa. lrtalas If uu niruo prlW
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
N1mero lit
CABLEGRAMAS
(POR CABLE F'RANCES.)
LAS coNDICI0NEs DE HUERTA.

Washington, Is, 3 p m. m.)-Una mi
SION dlplomatlca en- Washington h. re-
clbldo avisos de su corresponsal acre
dltado en- la capital de M6iico de one
ell General Huerta ha autorizado 4 sus
delegados d la conferencia del Niaga-
ra para que prometan su dimisi0n. 81
las clrcunstancias asi 10 exiiieren para
el arreglo de las difcultades. Sc en-
tlende, no obstante, que las instruccio
hes de Huerta son que Sc emplee esta
alternative como tlltimo recurso. con
clertas condiciones importantes, que.
reSumldas reservan d Huerta voz vo-
Il on & n0mbramiento de su successor
proveeu que los Estados Unidos hagan
a MeJlco un empr6stito de 100000 900
y ei arriendo los Estados Unidos de la
Bahia Gle MagdaIena para el tiro al
bianco de la escuadra americana Dor
~ amos, por el canon annual de $1,000
10000 ORC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
Ell DR.. URRUTIA ATACADO

Neracruz, l9 g "a m)-El Or. Au-
rellano Crrutia, ex-Ministro del lntc-
nor del Gabinete de Huerta, fu6 resca-
tado de las turbas mejicanas por los
de lnfanteria de Marina de
los Estados Unidos FL populacho Sc
arroyo sobre el coche del ferro-carril
en que venia Ell DR. Urrutia y su fami-
liza, d Ia llegada del tren a Veracruz. Y
solo la op0rtuna intervention de los
americanos pudo salvarlo del furor de
las turbas. De todos los Iluertistas ell
DR. ITrrutia es el mas odiado en- Vera
cruz, haciendosele responsible de la
muerte y encarcelamiento do muchos
ciudadanos de esta ciudad, cuando es-
taba Ell ell poder,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
MEJOR ES ASH

eio de raza que les hace yer cn este pue-
blo un ataYico impreparado, es mejOr
lue Ia reforma 81 tarde un POGO mas,
con tai que cuando yenga pueda dejar-
nos mas satisfechos.
Ahora rs ,abido que los elementoS
amerlcanoS que aqui reSiden y aqui co
inercian d aqui tienen su modus vi
yenii ham impueSto en Washington Ell
aplalamicnto de la reforma. preten-
diendo sin6 que 81 mantuviera el veto
absolute del gobernador Sobre la legis-
laiur puertorriquena rs de la 1nica
manera que So Green garantidoS
Eu Washington ha hecho impression
lo que dccimos y Ia Administration Sc
enrHcnlra en la postura inc6moda del
luc no quiere rccostarse dc uno Il otro
lado
l.o, imicre>c> lcgltimos. los del pals
druaudm una cosa. loS intercseS anne
u-auo> lur Ia ,uspcacia quierc YER en-
.onfIrto con ln, nucstros, 81 empe-
nau "a .uua co>a muy distinta. FL 90
hlerno drhll. no ~ atrcvc resolver Y
drrIlno, "a sobierno. aunque el aSunto
aparlca encomcndado al parlamento,
porlue ~ IS ,ab.do que on Washington
no hay mas soluntad que la dc MIR.
Wilson. no ya cn estas cuestiones para
clio, de mcnor cuan'ia. Sino en las de
purp nierts naclonal
Ina rlrcunstmcia lamentable yIene
a fayorreer IA indccisi6n dc Washing
lon ia guerra dc Mtiico En justicia
esa guerra no pucde interrumpm q
curse parlamentario del bill dc Puerto
Rico III Congress NADIA tiene que ha-
e.r -ou lo que ia administration lleVe
.abo "a a pals fronierizo. prro csa
guerra puede >cr1ir dc prcteXto para
eousceuir un amplio compass dc eSpera
e,pcra luc ncccslta Il goberno. que ne
r.>ta "a son que e> el que io manlpula
todo. porlue - ST que ticne harto en
au, orupar~r ron II cmbrollo mcjicano
uo hay que oNidar que el bill dt
Puerto Rico >era slemprc. aparezca 60
80 apar-lca 5 presantclo luien 10 pre-
4ule au bill dc ii Administration
raando tsta csta ocupada en otra'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
Un gran concertista

FL II del pr6ximo mes de JUNO, lie
CARA a esta capital Ell notable concerts
ia de guitarra Vicente Gelahert que
viene hacienda una toumee' brillan-
tisima por la IsIa de Cuba, despu6s de
haber ganado Ell Europa ell mas alto
cartel
Representando a Vicente Gelabert,
viene el senior Jose Coma Nor6s que nos
ha hecho una amable vista esta mana
ma.
Gelabert est5 ahora en- Santiago de
Cuba, donde tiene pedido I'm concerto
en- Ell teatro Oriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
FL homenaje a
Fernandez Juncos

La Logia Elegidos de la Patria, ha
enviado cuatro d6lareS con destino al
homenaJe que Sc Sc proyecta por la Lii
ga Cervantina de Madrid al ilustre es-
crltor don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
La carta en- que remiten el donativo
esta escrita por don Ceferino Segundo
y don Miguel Servera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
e. centesirno viaie

Los senores Korber y Co., consigna-
tarios EN- esta capital de la Hamburg
American Line, nos invitan 4 NOM
bre del capitan del vapor president y
Mr.. L. Schlimbach, una reception
que ha de celebrarse bordo de di-
cho buque su llegada este puerto ell
dia n - del mes EN- curso en- que
hace su centesimo viaje.
Agradecemos la invitacion que nos
promote unas horas agradables
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
POSSIBLE CONFLICTO ENTIRE
CARRANZA Y BRYAN.

Washington, 10, (S45 a. m.)-Los
Oo0lernos de los Estados Unidos. IN
glaterra y llolanda Sc opondran en4r-
glcamente que los constitucionaHs-
taS lmpongan contribuciones iniustas .
lerech'S de guerra que no sean voun-
tarloS. FL Secretario BRYAN ha decla-
Fado enfaticamente que ell Gobierno de
los ESt@dos Unidos no tolerara abuso4
de nln8una especic en- las contribueio-
nes. Estas manifestaciones ham eido
heehaS por escrito al General Carranza
dlreetamente, y tambien al General Pa
blo Gonzalez, por conducto del Consul
Americana Ell Tampico. Ademas Sc le
ha pasado una communication EN- igual
Sentldo al General Luis Caballero EI
Almrante Mayo informa oue tod9via
10 Sc han exigido pr6stamos de los ex-
tranJeros en- Tampico, que las dona-
zones que Sc han hecho han sido yo-
untarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
Homenaje a Galdos


No q, d Farra abstraction aar por
.4 ~so ooabr9 asnidqus urude- s.
gfande1as i.as sirfud- A. -a. hlio,
Iulonman s. lrud Ga slor le sis
gran1.s hombrs IS 50 gloria
Amar la raira =. amar .u- a..
io. pf,e lafos aonrarla s Aonraf a .os
hoinhns Qae eon Sac obras .a sualteie.
ron
No bass ma- fefsau1oso haIdon para
uu nH.hlo gne b. ngratiad eou su-
sfandss aomsres reeordsano, Ias ra
Iahras a. lsuskin rurde honar>e e
los sran9e. aombns dsspue. ds nucr
ios prro -.lo rn sida ls.deuos mosifar
lss nu'rfu graiiiuh
4 Essa6a eniefa 6 los esrano.ss ds
Amfrlea q euauios son parie a. esf es
pirinnl apefla dfl ldloma .asiellano
que bien pad.efa llamarse lmpeuo de
Certnni.-s. emlsaxamos hos para ofre
eer i Don Benito rtn.x Galias 81 hoine
maze A. nae.tfo sfailiui Anies d'
ahora ~ ban hablado de auelanaiad ie
sanparada la lnifneibn fat esrfienis
mara eosnnofefos nsas NADIA desf oirse
au. anies .sda hNn.lae.bn nael"na
ase deslor0 81 un uonibre siofloso ~
- ns..eaidad suta - delef nilesiFo IN
vaterra. alrunas oiras naeiones. 20 IA
,esiigarou q peepll0 De ms grande'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19

hombn, para ofreccrlc> ia opucncla
sobre "a riqucza 3 los honores nobllia-
rio, Para que reeordar ocasioncs M
umpre, E,tc c> un case en- que. pa
ra aoura nucsira. debitramos celebrar
que $3.50 r>ist.cran precedcntcs en- el
mando
Por mucho tempo Sc ha considerable
eu E,pana quo cstos homenajes habian
de eer puramente honoriicos. y su ex-
preston ,uprraa "a laurel natural su
poeo mas costo>a. lmltaci6n en plata de
nl baja lpA Hoy y d.nero Sc ha hecho
rpmantico Qut son lo, grandes milo
nafios dc hoy ,Ino grandes romanticos
la pocsia la, arte> So avienen muy
h..u eon II sahemos que es el valor de
folo o MAS baio y 10 mas sublime Asi.
rue dinero pedmos. que. en- este ca
- aidra "a airari6n valdri gratitnd.
eal'ira pafroi~uo
E-panole. Queda alberta la suscrip-
.an goa homenajc a don Bcnito Perez
|Gald6s
Eduardo Dato. lose dc Echegaray
marques de Estclla. conde dc Romano
nes MelQuiades Alvarez. duque de Al
ha Gusiavo Bauer. Miguel Moya. ia
einto Benayente. Mariana dc Cabia. To
mas Romero
su MaJestad i Rey encabeza con
10000 pesetas Ia suscripci0n abiertS
por Ia junta nacional de homenaje
0ald6s. ~@~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
Esta blecimiento
incendiado

CaguaS. lS.-ln yoraz ncendio deS-
truy6 esta madrugada el establecimien-
u comcrcial de los senores Mimoso y
Co. radicado en- Ia calle Acosta La
casa las existencias cstaban asegura-
das en- $65,O00 La policia est5n inves-
eanlo el origen de este fuego pues Sc
cree qro en e mismo ha intervenido
una mano criminal-El Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
En- la Secretaria

Esta manana han estaGo conferen-
ciando con el secretario de Puerto Rico
los lcenciados Jose Martinez Davila y
Francisco del Vale, y don Reinaldo
Paniagua
Estos senores trataron acerca de la
inscription de la candidatura de la
Fraction verde del partido repubhcano,
que ellos deienden Ell la secretarla del
GobiernO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
FL Casino Espanol
de Lare 8

Hoy Sc archiv6 en- la Secretaria de
Puerto Rico TN certifcado de election
de la Junta Directiva del Casino Espa-
mol de Lares
La componen los senores siguientes
Manuel Lecaroz. Presidente, Juan
Marquee, Vice Presidente; Pedro Suau,
Tesorero; Bernardo Fiol, Secretario
Baltasar Marquee, Severino Lecaroz,
Tomas Sbert Bernardo Suau y Pablo
Calcerrada, Vocales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
Sirnpatica boda

Nuestros amigos los Senores de Rein
hardt nos invitan al matrimonio Gle su
hiia Ana con Mr. Fr|tz Thorn, acto que
tendra lugar e % del corriente, q las
7 p. m en- la iglesia episcopal de San
Juan.
Agradecemos la atenci6n de nuestros
amigos deseamos a la simpatica pare
ia una feliz luna de miel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
Bale en- Ponce

Animadisimo resulto ell bale que ce-
lebrara el Centre Espanol de esta ciu-
dad, el sabado de la Ultima semana. La
fue selecta, 10 mas distin-
guido de Ponce, Y no hay que decir
que las damas fueron obsequiadas con
la esplendidez que tiene tan aeredita-
da la casa de los espaholes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
VA VAN LLEGANDO.

Niagara Falls, 10, (8.45 "a m.)-Dos
Gle los iiplom1ticos sud-americanos lie
garon hoy / 6sta Estos son, el Sr. Ga
ma embajador del Brasil y don R6mu-
10 s. Naon Ministro de la Argentina
S. ospera hoy al Sr. Eduardo O. Sua-
rez Ministro de la repnblica de Chile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
Mr.. Hutchinson

FL jueyes prestara juramento como
Juez del Tribunal Supreme el Lcdo
Hutchinson designado por el presiden-
te Wilson para cubrir la vacante ocu-
rrida con motive de la muerte del Juez
Me Leary
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-19
POR MERITOS DE GUERRA.

Madrid, l9.-El Infante don Alfonso
de Orleans, Teniente del Eiercito espa-
mol ha sido ascendido i Captain, por
meritos de guerra
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-08-07
BIG STAGE ROBBERY
IN YELLOWSTONE PARK
Thirty-Five Coaches Are Held UP by
Two Bandits-Tourists Sur
render $4,000.

Mammoth Hot Springs. Wyo., July
31.-Two masked and armed bandits
held up IS stage coaches near So
shone point between the Thumb lunch
station and Old Faithful inn and
| robbed the passengers Wednesday.
The coaches belong to the Yellow.
stone & Western Stage company, the
Yellowstone Park Transportation
company, the Shaw-Powell Camping
company and the Wylie Permanent
Camping company. They left Old
Faithful all together at eight o'clock
on their way to the Lake hotel.
The passengers were requested to
get off the stages by one Of the high
| waymen, who held a rifle and COM
PEELED them to deposit their cash
only" in a gunny sack which he had
prepared for that purpose. The other
bandit was stationed down the road
short distance to keep the last coaches
from returning to Old Faithful inn and
reporting the holdup.
The man who held the gun was
about five feet eight, and weighed
about one hundred and forty-hve
pounds. The other bandit was
larger man, but on account of mis-
keeping in the timber, a good descrip-
ton could not be secured by the pas
sengers.
Driver Frazier Of the Yellowstone
Western Stage company, who was the
driver of the last stage leaving OLD
Faithful inn, on coming to the top OF
Soshone point saw below him In the
road the coaches all lined up and the
passengers being robbed. and turned
and beat a hasty retreat to Old Faith
full inn, where he reported the holdup
to the military authorities.
The bandits got away with about
three thousand dollars in money.