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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
CAMARA De DELEGAOOS

Labor refere; hoy mismo ell az1car esta
a 1914, y no hay que olvidarse que la
tarifa arancelaria rebajara pr6xima-
mente un dollar, por la cual ell precio di-
cho representar1a 1914 solamente, jy 4
dos setenta y cuatro pueden hacerse las
supuestas enormes ganancias? El mismo
hecho de que gran n1mero de centrales
tienen gravamenes, desmiente la acusa-
ci0n gratuita; ell obrero recibe una re-
muneraci6n compensatory, bastante
buena, a1n mejor de 10 que las circuns
tancias permiten a muchos azucareros
Y no es ademas correcto, ,-prosigui6 di-
ciendo ell sefor Giorgetti-que la CANA
ra acuerde Ia impression &c un mensaje
escrito en- conceptos insultantes, muy
ofensivos para los centralistas Todo
ESQ han podido decirlo con palabras co.
rrectas. Tenemos que recordar que la
'Camara esta para legislar para todos, y
que todos debe respetarse.
Ell sehor Aponte hizo uso de la pala-
bra para decir que las frases que ell Sc
nor Giorgetti pronuncio estaban fuera
de OCCASION porque no Sc trata de discu-
tir ell mensaje, sin6 de acordar la impre-
sion del mismo fin de que todos los De
legados puedan enterarse perfectamen-
tie de SUI contenido va que,-dijo ell Sc
nor Aponte,-es 10 cierto que la pobre
clase trabajadora esta bien necesitada
A esta objection replic6 el senior Coll
y Cuch1, que como question de privile-
gio personal, ell senior Giorgetti estaba
ejerciendo un razonable derecho que
ampara ell reglamento Agrego que
apoyaba la impression del mer -aje por-
que hay que recordar que Sob la Ca
mara viene caer la culpabilidad de
cuanto la American Federation afrma,
81 clio es cierto, por no haber aprobado,
en- ese case, leyes que evitasen la explo-
taci6n del jornalero. Y nosotros, los de-
(Contin1a en- la plana 12)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
MONUMENTOs HIsToRICOs FIN
PELIGRO.

Koma, 14.-Se ha sentido en- 6sta es-
Ia manana un temblor de TERRA que ha
causado dalos varios monumentos
nlstorlcos, entire otros la Iglesia de
Dan Carlos Gattinari, Santa Agueda
Gotl, asi como a la Columna, San Pc
dro, ell palacio Chigi y Farnese como
tambi6n a algunos edifcios hist6ricos
en- la Plaza de la Columna. Los da6os
nan sldo particularmente importantes
en- la provincial de los Abruzos, donde
ma habldo Is muertos. Las aldeas one
mas han sufrido han sido las de Cane
LA, Magliano, Frosinone, Monteroton-
do, Veroil Albano,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
NOTA OFFICIAL FRANCESCA.

Paris, 13-(OfciaD AL nordeste de
scissors ell enemigo bombarde6 duran
te toda la noche nuestras posiciones So
bre la meseta de Perrieres y el espo-
lon 1872 Hoy volvi6 atacar violen-
tamente ell enemigo con ell prop6sito de
recuperar este 1ltimo punto. Sc des-
conoce ell resultado defnitivo de este
ataque. No ha habido ning1n otro
acontecimiento que merezca especial
menci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
SUBMARINES HUNDIDOs

Londres, l4-Todos los peri6dicos
anunclan que dos submarines enemioos
trataron de penetrar esta manana en-
el puerto de Dover, fueron echados
a plQue por la artilleria de los fno,+oa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
LIGEROS PROGRESSES

Paris, 14.-(OfciaD. AL nordeste de
Solssons nuestro contra-ataque ha pro-
gresado hgeramente entire Cuffes v
Crouy, pero no ha podido pasar de este
ultlmo punto. Violentamente atacadas
al este de esta localidad, nuestras tro-
pas han faqueado ligeramente 4 orillas
de la aldea de Moncel, que habfa .ocu-
pado. Nuestras tropas, sinembaroo
conservan g Santa Margarita y a Missy
Del Aisne no hay NADIA nuevo ono 30
municar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
Ell CRUCERO "BREMEN''
AVERIADo

Londres, 13.-El crucero aleman
Bremen" ha llegado hoy q sNWilhems-
haven" despues de haber sido averiado
sacramento por un torpedo Asf dice un
despacho recibido de Petrogrado por
The Evening Star"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
Torres Monge

Nuestro amigo ell licenciado don San
uailo torres Monge, que Sc hallaba en-
once en- asuntos PROFESSIONALS, regreso
anoche. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
HOMEMADE A GARIBALDI.

Roma, 13-Una inmensa multitud,
desafando los rigores de una espanto-
sa tempestad, Sc encontraba en- la es-
taci0n a la llegada del cadaver de
Constantine Garibaldi, nieto del famo-
so soldado patricia italiano Cons
tantino Garibaldi, que luchaba bajo la
bandera francesa, muri6 heroicamente
en- ell campo de batalla de Francia. La
llegada de sus restos ha sido la OCCASION
de una emocionante demostraci0n, en-
La que tom0 parte Roma entera.
COMENTANDO LA NOTA INGLESA
Paris, 13-La prensa francesa hace
hoy muchos concentrates acerca de la
respuesta del gobierno ingles a la nota
de los Estados Unidos sobre ell conner
clio maritime americana La prensa es
unanime en- ell parecer de que la nota
esta redactada en- terminus moderados
y conciliadores expresa la confanza
de que Sc llegara a un arreglo satisfac-
torio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
CONTRA. SERVIA

Roma, 14.-lnformes recibidos en- los
dlversos centros diplomaticos confr-
man ell rumor de que Austria -Hungr1a
esta concentrando 100000 hombres pa
ra un nuevo ataque contra Servia y
que Alemanla ha enviado su aliada
refuerzos lmportantes 100000 hom-
Dres), que Sc estan concentrando en- Sa-
raJevo. Un gran n1mero de alemanes
salen a diario del territorio italiano al
par q''e otros piden que les expidan
documentos de naturalization como
suodltos ltallanos, pero las autoridades
hasta ahora Sc nan negado a clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
ACCEDIENDO A TODAs LAS
DEMANDAS

Londres, 13.-Despachos de Roma re-
cl51dos hoy dicen que Turqu1a ha acce-
dldo todas las demandas de Italia con
motlVo del incidente de Hodeida. Ana
den los drspachos que Turuufa ha orda-
hado que sea puesto en- libertad el con
sui lngles que fu6 arrestado hace alo11n
tempo Ell ell consulado italiano en- d.
cha cludad, ha prometido castigar 4
los culpables, y hacer un saludo de de-
Sagravlo la handera italiana cuando
esta sea enarbolada nuevamente sobrn
las oflclnas consulares de Italia en- d.
enc punto. La Investigation de las cir.
cunstanc1as Ell las cuales Sc lev6 4 ga
90 la vlolacion del consulado italiano
proslgue activamente y ell incidente no
sera considerable como terminado basta
que no concluya Ia investigation. Mien-
tras tanto. Gadas las concesiones bo-
chas por Turqu(a, es de esperarse una
Sol1cl0n satisfactoria del asunto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-14
NOTA OFFICIAL RUSA.

Petrogrado, 14-(OfciaD. En- la RI
bera izquierda del V1stula en- la noche
del II al II de enero, y durante todo
ell d1a del doce, los alemanes repitieron
sus tacticas de estos 1ltimos tiempos
atacandO en- pequenos grupos sobre dis
tintos puntos de la Inca, pero todos
estos ataques fueron siempre rechaza-
dos. Las p6rdidas alemanas han sido
muy elevadas. El enemigo ha desple-
gadO una Obstinada Ofensiva EN- la re-
gion de la aldea de Sofatha donde alta
CO cuatrO veces, as1 COMO en- la quinta
de Moghely donde do dos ataques. que
fuerOn rechazadOs. En- la madrugada
del IL de enero nuestrOs eXploradores
Sc acercaron las trincheras alemanas
en- varios puntos de la Inca, que alta
caron con buen 6xito usando granadas
que Causaron grandes bajas al enemi-
go. Seg1n informes recibidos ultima
mente los alemanes tuvieron baias de
consideration en- el curse de un ataque
en- la, noche del 10 de enero en- los alre-
dedores de la aldea de Samice, dejando
800 muertos sobre ell campo de batalla.
No ha ocurrido ning1n cambio impor-
tante en- ell resto de la Inca.
Ell PAsO DE LOS DARDANELos.
Atenas, 14-Contin1a la ansiedad en-
Constantinopla acerca del paso even
tual Gle la fota franco-inglesa por los
Dardanelos. Els evidente que la situa-
cl0n de los cristianos en- Turuu1a es
en- extreme precaria y ell Ministro del
Interior, Tabaat Bey ha declarado que
en- 10 sucesivo todos los que no sean de
naclonahdad turca estaran demas en- ell
pals. Aunque la Puerta hab1a asegura-
do anteriormente al Ministro griego
que cesarlan las persecuciones contra
los griegos, en- realidad NADIA ha sido
hecho para mejorar la conducta de los
turcos hacia los s1bditos griegos. Los
turcos contin1an fortifcando las l1neas
de Tchatoldja.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19

Two features stood clearly yesterdays session of the
Manufacturers Light Heat special master the
federal court.
FirstThe filing of copy Thursdays Inteigencer and let
ers OF Governor Hatfield in Wednesdays paper premn
" 10 contempt Of court proceedings showing carefully
attorney for the gas company reads this paper
SecOnd-Unexplaned contradiction examination in chief
Of "Wednesday, by Mr. Amber.
The first feature slight any one with
the exception OF the refomer attorney
i've concerning the accounts of the this paper
lions ne evidently showed that he would be glad be
rs he has controlled other papers in this
On the second feature in his examination in chief
and in repone question prOpounded Amber stated that he
had authorized through otherwise Elliott In make
any proposition Of compensation the Service Commission
But examination yesterday admitted that
ne had written letter to W. made the
printed above From this that Elliott was IN
get SoOOO condition namely
from Commissioners Bronson and Ogden they the commits
oner should receive $4,000 in the positions in
consequence thereof
His intent Offer $4,000 to the two of them but
$4,000 to Of them
This arrangement would appear made after the dicta
graph records had been obtained and would imply Elliott was TO
make new effort to get afdav instead dictagaph report
"hch would seem not satisfactory because evidence
would expose the offers that had although Mr. We'll de-
eo that ne contemplated Elliott making efforts
Discuss Rate Question
seemed to be the impression attorneys during the after
noon that the executive coercion phase case had come b an
end and that today and the hearing her, the
WORK before the special will discussion of the rates
At various times yesterday, atempte, 10 bIacqn the
CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE
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NINE HORROR CAUSED
BY DUST EXPLOSION

Special Dispatch 10 the InteuiSene.r.
CHARLESTON. W Va. March is.
"A dust explosion set on by a blow
ing shot was the cause of the lay
land mine disaster. in which III men
lost their lives and from which nfty-
three men were rescued alive after
being entombed ninety-fiye hours. &C
eording TO the verdict OF a coroners
jury which finished It's inquisition and
returned its findings on the evidence
al IL o'clock Wednesday night. The
inquest was conducted before Justice
b. 5. Hastings at LAyland.
Following final official Investiga-
tion conducted by Earl Henry. chief
OF the state department OF mines. as
sisted by a number OF inspectors.
mine foremen and superintendents.
the Inquest was begun and the con
clusions Of these officials we're
placed before the Jury along with the
testimony OF many OF the men who
survived the disaster.
Verdict Announced.
Chief Henry returned TO Charles
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EITEL is SAFE
Government VIII Not Give Out Any
Information as 90 Length OF
Time Required 10 Make
Needed Repairs.

WASHINGTON. u. g.. March IS
No information will BE- made public
by the United. States. government
which might IN any way aid British
and French cruisers waiting on the
Virginia capes TO catch the German
converted cruiser Prinz Eitel Fried.
rich In tho event her commander
should decide 10 make dash for the
hish seas from Newport News.
state and Navy Department onicial4
made it clear today that they intend.
I'd TO overlook no point In preserving
The strictest neutrality in the treat.
ment of tho refugee ship Secretary
Daniels said he had received a partial
report from the American naval ON
GERS who inspected the EiteI with a
view 20 aFcertaininE the extent of re-
pairs necessary TO make her seawor.
thy. and expected 20 receive a final
report iu the course Of day or two.
TIE announced IN advance. however.
that he would not make public the
conclusions of the board. either as 10
Tho amount of repairs necessary or
The length Of time they would con.
sumo
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ton az noon today and Immediately
announced the verdict OF the coro-
ner's jury. Up until the FINAL invssti-
cation II had been the opinion ot
most observers that the explosion
was from gas instead Of dust but
when a fun examination had been
made the dust theory was accepted
by practically all OF the officials
Some very interesting testimony
was given by the men who were en-
tombed In the mine Those from the
room where the % survivors we're
found told Of their hope and their de-
spair over the possibility Of the res
cuers getting 20 them. testifying that
part OF the time they sang. part os
the time they prayed Having but
little food. they ate the bark from he
mine posts. and II was even said that
one Of the men ate his leather shoe
strings
The jury vas composed OF John A.
Higginbotham. J. = Lowe. ". D. Lew
Is, a. Absolom. II. W ClaypOol and
o. u. Amlck
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OFFICIALS TURN DOWN ALL
CHECKS ON STATE FUND
NO MONEY AVAILABLE AND
SALARIES OF MANY EN-
PLOYES ARE HELD UP.
Failure of Legislature to Pass Rev
enue Measures Responsible
Two Sessions Depleie Fund

Special Dispatch Co the Intsitgcncs~
CHARLESTON, ". Va. March Is
BeEinnIup this morning state Auditor
John = narst and State Treasurer r.
l. Long suspended the honoring OF
checks or drafts drawn on the state
fund. until the fund has been replon-
ished by receipts This means that
all employees Of the state. except those
paid out OF special funds. viii receive
no salaries FOR the time being. none Of
the employees Of the state Institutions
will BE- paid and none Of the project
cd improvements az these will be car
ried out until there Is money with
which To pay the bills.
This action was taken by the state
financial agents following confer.
ence over the present condition Of the
state fund In the treasury Neither OF
them would venture a statement as 10
when such payments would be resum-
ed, but 10 Dr. expected that the fund
will b" replonishcd for that purpose
within two ar three months. perhaps
sooner.
The present situation was forecast.
ed I'm the special messages OF the gov.
ernor and statements from both the
offices OF state auditor and state tax
commissioner 10 the eIgislature. and
the necessity OF the action taken today
is laid 10 the failure of the Legislators
To provide revenues 10 take care OF
current expenses up TO July 1.
Officials Upheld.
The state board OF public words held
meeting late this afternoon to con
slider the situation. and the action OF
the auditor and treasurer was upheld.
IL being the consensus Of opinion that
nothing could he done II was the
opinion of most Of them that the
board h9s no power To borrow morey
for taking care OF such a deficit IN
(continued ea Page Tsnl
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SUITS AGAINST
THOMPSON FILED
II CARRIED TO SUCCESSFUL CON.
CLUsioN WILL BRING
FINANCIAL CRASH.
ion OF Supreme court-Paper Held
BY Farmers and Country Banks
srecisI rl.IaicH 10 ~ InisuIrencer.

Sre~isl Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
INIONTOWN. Pa. March Is
Suits which. II carried 20 % successful
conclusion. will bring about the great
est financial crash ever known IN
Western Pennsylvania. Dr. nor the
United States. Sere entered today by
Attorneys g. : DUN bauld and Thomas
u. Hudson. acting for eIght creditors
gainst Josiah y Thompson. the de-
thrOnsd coal land king and his nusi-
ness associates 10 recover the value OF
several prom missory notes given hv the
niont0wn banker and lls business
partners
The petition asking permission ~
enter Judgment was filed before
Judges g. Umbel and J. @ van
Sw'aringen sitting ln equity against
j. v Thompson. r. " seamsus vs.. ~
Thompson and Fuller HoFsett
The suits have been anticipated tor
several days. following closely on the
decision handed down in the supreme
court or tho stat. few days ago fn
fha Guray case In which the injurc.
lion rIauao .n rpreIyaraNIra waa. rsfr
10 br Illegal and unconstitutional
Paper LiFer 1y Thompson and other
franrIsr- Iu Greene. Fayatfa and
WaFhirRfUn counties argr#rafez many
millions 0f dollars and lu most cases
d. hold ny country bank. and farmer.
To force tr, frr.oIosur. OF These
notes Of thr present time Will bring
about o. situation Unprecedented fr
Western PeuusylFHria and avafh
away million 1f Iouara. .u hunfrar.
of Instances. th" savings Of Wn
fIHUf
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THAW GETS
A NEW WRIT
SECOND WRIT OF HABEAs COR.
POs is ISSUED BY SUPREME
JUSTICE BLUR.
Hearing on Previous Writ viii q.
Adjourned one Week-WHI
Be Held IN Reserve.

NEW YORK. March 1s-A second
habeas corpus. through which council
Tor Harry X. Thaw expect 10 bring
me question Of return to Matteawan
before the Appellate division OF the
supreme court. was signed tonight by
Justice BLUR Of the supreme court on
the application OF John B. Stancbtelg
one OF Thaw's attorneys The hearing
on the previous writ. which was 10
have been held tomorrow morning.
viii be continued one week. 70 was an
hounced Following a conference of
counsel representing all sides this
afternoon.
Mr. Stanchheld plans TO serve tho
writ on Sheriff Grifenhagen. In whose
custody Thaw now ls az $50 tornor.
row morning An hour later the vria
viii b" rofurnabie before Justice ufir-
and Do o. expected that hc win rafar
% fo Justice Page. who ON Monde,
ordered Thaw's return To- aNfteava1
On me ORIGINAL commitment OF Justice
bowling should Justice Page dismiss
Tho writ Thaw's attorneys plan fo take
on appeal au Gro direct 20 tho appat
late division with request for a
speedy determination 90 tho issue
Tho previous writ signed by Tuefire
BLUR several days ara arrrifrauy
stated that counsel wished t1 direct
fHe attention of tho court f8 tho mat.
.rr ~ Thaws sanity Or Ia explained
DAT Mr sfanchfeId decided f1 hold
This writ in allowance and make tt.
haas ~ his second writ fHa rYestigB
NJ The right of tho state fl take T.bsr
back fo Nafeawan
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FAIRMONT TO CELEBRATE
OPENING OF B. & N. ROAD

Special Dispatch Co. th. Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. W Va. March Is
The chamber Of commerce today ap-
pointed committee consisting Of j
Walter Barnes. Brooks FlemiRg. 4. =.
Shaver. Dr. J. ". Mcdonald. X. A..
Cunningham and Clarence ID. Robin.
son 70 arrange tor a public demonstra-
tion on the part Of The city of Fair
mont Tor the opening or the new
Buckhannon and Northern railroad.
which Will begin It's regular Pittsburgh
70 Fairmont passenger train ara
Freight schedule about April J. a biz
celebration is being planned for the
occasion
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lh' scars are Co show that 10 ever
beIray the secrets 0f the a0rIsfy
ana my family shall be killed do
not fear Tor myself but my wife and
child will suffer will send them
Co The old country as soon al this /.
over % ! stlll live"
The state completed Ita case TODAY
After % rested the dffeu.r prodrg.g
The evidence Of George Niof0 ono oI
ihe murder gang Pie declared fhs
Enterprise men were visiting af tTr
kilarm home of Hand0 on Christina
eve and were drinking there When
quarrel arose between EarrbsUa
and Frariua they BEGAN shooting ard
we're both killed Others In Tho HrHaa
were wounded hy stray bullets b..
aaid
The case VIII likely reach tho Jury
BY Saturday To-day 200 e0unr lads
students Of civil government from fhs
faIrmont state normal school and 7aIi
as many men from the same raIfags
crowded The court room takInE "a praf
ucal lesson in tho study.
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WHITE SLAVERS
LOSE APPEAL
CONVICTION OF DIoGS AND CA
mlNETTi AT SAN FRANCISCO
UPHELD.
sy v. s. Circuit court-Oisas Gets
Two Years and $1,000 Fine; Ca.
ninetti Gets 10 Months and Fine.

SANFRANCISCO. March Is.-The
convictions of p. Drew Caminetti. son
OF Anthony Caminetti. United States
commissioner geenral OF immigration
and Maury /. Diggs. former state arch
itect. under the Mann white slave
act. were affirmed today by the United
states circuit court of appeals.
The opinion was delivered by Pre-
siding Judge Gilbert and was concur
red in by Judge Wolverton. Judge
Erskine NJ. Ross dissented.
Diggs and Caminetti were tried and
convicted before nistriet Judge VII.
liam {. Van Fleet in 1913 Tor the
transportation OF Lola Norris and
Marsha Warrington from Sacramento.
Cal. TO Reno. New, for immoral pur.
poses.
Digs was sentenced to imprisnn.
ment on Mcneil Island for two year,
and fined $1,000.
Caminetti was sentenced TO 1S
months Imprisonment and was fined
$500.
The case was taken to the higher
court on writ OF error.
The opinion handed down today
holds that the prosecution had right
TO comment upon the fact that DigEs
was silent upon the movements OF tho
four principals after they left Sacra-
mento, and It was proper for the iurv
TO consider this silence as an indics-
ton Of guilt or innocence Judge
Ross dissenting opinion expresses
the opposite view
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WELLS TESTIMONY OF TWO DAYS.
WEDNE EsDAY.

Examination In chief by Attor-
ney AmbIer:
q. State whether, by nessen-
ger or otherwise. you ever gave
him any authority TO make any
proposition to any Of these com
nnlssloners7
A. never gave General e.
hott or anyone else any authori-
~ to make TO the Public Service
Commission, any proposition
whatever, any offer whatever, or
anything Of the kind or character,
however you might describe IL
O. You say that without men,
tai reservstion7
A. Without the slightest.
q. Now, as 20 Bidoinper:
state whether or not, at any time,
or In any way, you ever author
lied him TO make any offer or
promise 20 the eommlssioners, or
to tell Elliott or anyone else to
make one on your behalf or by
your authority7
a. ! did not authorize Bidding
er IN any way. shape or form 70
make any kind Of a proposition,
or TO authorize anyone TO make
any kind Of proposition, but on
the contrary, told him In the
most emphatic language that
could command, that would not
stand, nor would the company
stand for any kind Of payments
OF any kind or character.
Q. And you say that without
mental reservation7
A. Without the slightest.