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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-02-11
A Worried Editor.

A Worried Editor
How do lady acrobats in a circus
the same time? Or do they? And if
they do not wear 'em, how do they
happen to look so neat and trim?-
Atchison Globe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington. July 3.-Iressure has not changed
decidedly In any section in the last twenty -four
hours Il remaining high on the Atlantis Coast
and over the Northern Rocky Mountain region and
low elsewhere This pressure distribution has been
attended by general showers east of the Mississippi
River and IN the Western Gulf States the northern
plains states and the northern Rocky Mountain re-
sion Temperatures continue below the seasonal
average over much Of the country. and the weather
IS unseasonably cool in the northern plains states
and the northern Rocky Mountain region Ihe
indications are that partly overcast and showery
weather will continue during the next forty
hours over the greater part Of the country east o.
the Mississippi River and the West Gun states
Temperature viii not change materially over the
Eastern han ~ the country during The next forty
eight hours
Local 0nlolal Rccord.-Tie following Official rec
ORD from the Weather bureau shows TIE chahges
iu the temperature FOR tie last tweu's -FOUR hours
I'm comparison with tie corresponding d2;e o. last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Cristobai land proceeded; George Hawley. New
York for fan Francisco.
SAILED.
Gibraltar. June ao-Princpc di udlne u'aD iron
NAplesl. New York
Liverpool July 3-Norwegian tBrl. Galveston
Napies June 4s-Calahria tRrl. New York
Barbados. July 2-Atahudna tBrl from NeN
Yorhl. PaA. etc. CIofton Hall thrl iron NeN
YORK;. Montevidco NavAhoe. New YORK .
bermuda July 3--Bcrmudian lbrl. New fors
Shanghai June 30-Ciy Of Bristol tBr. New
York n, IT,.
Colombo June City ~ BOMBAY tBr) iron
Calcutta Philadelphia and Now York
PASSED.
sasres. July 2-rhc,salonih tGreck. New Norl
for Piraeus -, O.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

sno,,, June so-Ancona u,sD. Philadelphia and
Bristol july wells Git, CBr) n, New w York
r%rJest,x Iune 2q-Wcstminstcr Obj. New York
S0ih, Silycrccdar OBr). New York. go,
Calcutta juno 3o-Aymefic tBfl Ne" YORK VIA
no, Iuns zg-EycrsIey Brl. Now York.
Have. june 3O-Stratheven n}r), New York >.
Ra'bos July 2-Neysdan san Pedro for New
VoyE. Strathesk tRrl Iquique for United King
dom; clan Ferguson n'rls Iunin for Crlioba
1for ordcrsl (aud all proceeded.
Cristobal. July 3-Cavna tB). Port Llnon ioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
OCEAN FREIGHTS.

The steamer market was steady. but only limilof'
demand prevailed FOR tonnage Tor ealB loauihs
Rates were unchanged and tonnage offered mtdet.
atcb Quotations Ia Liverpool. London. UiasFo" ann
HUH i0d; cotton 10 Liverpool. Per 100 ihs. 81
CHARTTRS- British steamer. =. p06 tons lpreHousNl
New Yors 10 Australia one trip on time charter los.
prompt: British steamer. 2.A2 tons. same: private
terms July American steamer. l.bO1 ions Ne" loIA
and Mediterranean trade. one round tnp. pf'ate
terms July. Belgian steamer. 2.ll9 tons trais ~
Intic trade one round TIP basis about los. delt,
ery north ~ HatterGs July. British steamer. 9lt
tons same two round trips les. dci'eH~ h'ed
Kingdom prompt Brazilian steamer. l'ooo tu's
tpregiously). coal. baltimore az NlIglM 10 We
coast OF hav or sicily. 4es July. British steamer.
s9i tons previously timber Gulf 10 Cardlh. Bar
r, Or Newport glis one. 2l6s Sd ~ Two ports. July
swedish steamer 069 tons salt. rrspani 10 liail-
fax. ljs Cd July Norwegian ship. 40 tons lum'
ber Gulf 10 the River Plate. basis about W. July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
TRANSpACIFIC MAILS.

$50 2. m
Japsn. Corea. China iva ''''''''' .. To-day
zuoEa Maru ....----- ,.,,,... 'Philippines
Hawaii Japan. torca. nv" 80. July .
via san Francisco : uVtta July >
Hawaii via Seatuel. hlIu.'" 'Nf,t.una . July 9
japan. Corca. CHINA wa ''"'" ..... july II
Maul .....-.-.... ..'- 90 -, plNf,rincs
Hawaii Japan. Corca' Shl.A Nam July l.
japan Corcs. China. Philippines wa July l3
4ffiaI. Titan
Tahiti. MMquc'as. Cook ls'' F,rusgrcis,5l.
Zealand Australia tviA san ''... July &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

Steamers Caerna Accam' ,' SIMPSON G,' spsnc,
ilpaII - ,,j.c Bar at noon. . it,. mi
Madison. Newport News and No on6 md .o Passed
Dominion s. Go. WITH passengers ''''
m 1snc Sas' iBr Cariin June 49, 10 the ne A III
Transpo Linz , in 5S Nav 20 l'' Baboa June Is and
,Eiifginio rTN jgy > TO the American Hawaiian -
Line Win mdse. Bar al il ~ July .. to the
-MSeI May sbippn. and Trading Co. win Goa.
t1tsi iosdigg for Dcmcrara. etc Lel' HuS' a''''''
1' r,rgton Hall Br1. oran June Il. !" N'''''
I,iv 4 Co. in ballast Bar a. 5So .I "a 10 the
Advance, ria.sI Ss Line with passengers. mai
I 656 md.t Reported miles south Of Highlands
az 1 80 y m. 10. >...t-. Inn. u and Ferrol
MI, is Cane Cans Henry July 2. to J il winchester *
g. i'm ballast Bar a n. 70 ,rf,b rods.
dorothy Boston. 10 n pun /" w.
PASSED. I'M Quarantine al > ~ m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
CALIFORNIA TOURS
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

remale.
COUPLE-Euglsh ProtestaAts. especially Competent
butler chauffeur. cook Lousekeeper i've years
last place. So M4s0ns Agency. lJl West Al e.
buaIt .Nat.
COUPLE Butler. useful cook lauuIre,s coored
excellent references. - anywhere so. Odell 5
Ageucj 80 9TH as. Tc.erhole BDam ,11l.
COUPLE German. butler. Useful wiir excellent
cook aud manager. br.t refrrcl es. 500. city or
county. Industrial Assn. u W ~ b.
FRENCH NURSE Refined. 1oIus. competent. IS
good necd.eucman. 81 zry 'Aerc. best references.
Miss sAl4s Ascncy. so T. az =. Murray H.l 6lli
IOJ SLKEEpER Light hogseae ping. excellent
cook with eigAt-year-0h daughter desires !mme-
diats employment with respectable family. highest
references Fisher q hfoislcf 100 las. u. s..
HOUsEW OKhEK. -Finnish- American. strong Will
Ing. city c. country; excellent references Lehu's
Agency, u L. lg5tb ST. 'PhoGe 55I3 Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors,
Fanatics AppIy 10 Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG.
FULTON. 20 Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

steamers vnana CXor. Rotterdam; M,nehlo
meal Nor, Monteso BAY n oT,ente S csT5cnas
a adS1, m, IverPool Illinois. Port Arthur r9
uT Dutch Malta Apsehe Charleston aHl iah
T Sl''1 Csdiz CSpanl Cadlz. va Ha'ans
SrIs,habyn Jf. Dskar cgIsea lBr A sIdoi
emf via Panama Canal; MaHtGn 'lT, Lnci ip,i
,ihsn IBr). Para. via Barbados. Caho'a 'bfl
Manchester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
BUSINESS CARDS.

.Vs0%TG STORAGE WAREHOusE CO.--Mo'ns'
rs.tiHa shipping Autumobne vans iof 'V ia,, ~.
,,i1c Send postal for estimate. ~ "es' '''N ST.
Phone. 800: riverside
-4-nITS INVESTIGATIONS. ENAMlNAIloNSS ;.
enir,ial statements. practical ana ecolioinl. ~.
o. stems Installed. city cr oui "i ioWu, en-, E'.
I't'..,.,.tle HEOKAW a SMITH. o bto~u"eS
Ny phone 2i6j Broad
BORG BUYS Dismonds Old Gold, silver, Platinum
Antioues and Pawn Tickets. 100 West -Sa -,
,C-.IVyII IAKPET CLEANING tO-'lesns y
NAn ,,,,r-essed air steam. hand or On no9f I29-3
p,o,H%Ay i2l East 4s'h st Coz bhANOi'
- SIIy0 BROS Antique furniture bnc-a-bfssc
ID ae1StcId and solid silver. 5Ss Fourth aN l-'ih
=, 'phone s2l6 Madison &c
;sIIr,S ART GALLERY. lo5 West 42d ST
GnttoucF curios. Old jewels silverwsre'
% tans, paintings. miniatures and weapons
Old gold bought
ITITIGRAPH TYPEwRTTEN LETTERS
sOO 81 30. 900. Sl.75. 10. COO -
Go r. WEATHERFOED. 800
100 R'y Equitable Bldg.) Room Isl rector 1913.
MN YORK CARPET CI.EANiNG "chks.
Oldest Largest Most Modern' ,,,,.,-o
FINE RUGS WOVEN FEoM OLD S C'.I,, a. -
T., fi'I isss tsss bryant s9l-429 West !2ih st
IT0TYOUT gold ana silver bought by X.
Tongman's sons. gold and silver 9enner''
S John ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
UOKoTGH OF BROOKLYN.

BENsONHURST-2 fine modern story
anG collar stone. porch fronts. family
houses. cheap. For particulars ana pho1o
Rr.rdwav Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

A. A-HOFMAYER tAgcncyl. nov located a; 10
hast 45d 81. 30 floor. Reliable domestic help
Telephone Sf4I Murray hll
A-A-WAITRTSS Young Scotch Protestant:
$50 B. Mis- Ho,meyef1 Asency 10 EaV i9i
St 81 floor TEL >9i5 Murray iiil. CAL Tuesday
CAPABLE REFINED WOMAN win maid LADY.
Care children ~ De useful m anY capacity for
passage 20 California Highest reference Miss
Shea's Agen,y. 80 D.. f-d st. Murray IliI 6-T4.
COOk.-lrv.ate family or small boarding house
city or county. neat. active woman. first class
ou meats aal pastries, s-5 month. gool refer
euccs Twins AsenY, - West 5ith It.
COOK-SNede: nr.t cla.. eook. SiO-sjO. neat
good m4uaser X. Ms Nofmcyer., Agency 10
East asa 81. 81 floor Tel. S9G MURRAY nm Cal
Tuesday
COOK .LAUNDRESS. CHANBERliAID- WAITRESS
Two neat yuung giris. 80 year, last place. So
each lest REFERENCES. cts ~ rountry Industrial
Assn. y West 42d st.
COOK-Swis smart refined nr. snail household:
nice country pace. best r.fcrslcrs. SO Mrs
M4son's Agely. IN West i2d =. BDaut. 5633
COOK -LAUNDRESS County. do louseaork apart
meut. city. Rcu recommended Irish gTi. g..
Olcll's Agency. - 9Th as. Telephone BRYANT 1901.
COUPLE-Coorel butler. useful. cook laundress
sp.aidd pair. dnest reference. 60 Anywhere. SIS.
Ms Mlsols Agency. III West i-d b. Bgant.
s6;J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

Ilighcst tcmperaiur9 le7iefday. s. degTees = 2
m lowest o. % a. M. average yesterday. "a.
average for corresponding date last year. 81. aver
age for corresponding date last thrty-thrse years -
Local Forccast.-Partly cloudy. probably local
tluIudershOVers To-day and 10 morrow not much
change ga temperature Moderate souih winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

WILL JOE NOBLE. late Of Leicester. Eng
land kindly communicate with his wife
al IS ST. Peters Road. leicester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
HOUsEWORKERs Private families good refer
ences city country Noel. II West llth 81.
Chelsea. 1856.
kIICiIENMAlD. -SmArt. experienced. s22 excel
lent references Miss Shea's Agency. 50 East i2d
e.. Murray nm G75f
LADY closing up wants places for three excellent
cfyaut8. cook. S3j waitress. $50. caamhefmaid
So Miss sheas Asency. 80 p i2d Murray I'M 677i
LAI NDf,LSS -CIIANfBERAfAID Assist cook. four
years best references Industrial Assn. Il " i2d.
SISTERS - Refined Young Eaglsh Pro,es'ants.
work small family. city ~ seashore $3.50.
Mrs Ma-ous Agency. l3l West ga st. Bryant.
WAIfRESS-TsiI nice appearing: equal butler In
efficiency mountains preferred highest references
81. Mrs A4scas Agency. Isl Wes: Al D.
Bp ant Jo55
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 49, sunset. "a. moon rises II ~
moons agc. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
MONDAY. JULY s

u,u. Vessel
-, 100 sails.
,e~el tcr- biU'- q al an 70 10 m
C,aritga Archangcl Russian. S.'V AN
IN ~, Il 90 m
Taormina Naples, ltalau 49, l. 90 IN
Ssr Cugliemo. Naples. Hahal-. 90 pm
& n MNntg omcry Savannah. Sa' 90 pm
Mohawk Jacksonville C>de.-'-'
,,.vDSrspAY July T.
1,,,and Liverpool. w. star 80 SV am
Iethou Argentina. - az am l. 90 m
Naracaiho. Curacao. Hcd - q IA am II 90 am
Varmuliau. Bcrmuda' SucU,V "a no am u 90 m
Narayal Grenada, lrlhuau '''' 90 pm
t'omI Galveston Mallory ..''..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
WORK WANTED.


Females.
COMPANION graduate nurse American t2s)
good appearance. character. experience refer
srcc,. T.. Box 100 Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

For New Jersey. Eastern Pcnnsylvanis Delaware.
MARYLAND The D,q-Ict Of Columbia and West VIZ
s'nia partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow.
For New England. partly cloudy 20 day and to
MORROW. probably local .noNers
For Western New York Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio. partly cloudy to-dsy probably followed
ly showers tonight or ou Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
and TO MORO

Forecast for spseial Lotalltls'.-For Eastern NOV
York partly cloudy and probably showers To-Day
and 10 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

Winds for sunday and MonIay Ncr'h Atlantic
and middle Atlantic moderate md variable mostly
south. south Atlantic moderate south and south
cast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

a mo 4 / p. m....6' p. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
BLOCK ISLAND
The Safe Summer Resort at Sea.

Fishing. Boating. Baseball. Got' all
sports and rccrestio0s.
r,c Information from the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Male.
BUTLER VALET-U,tful. ElFish. excellent refer
curc,. riy or country. Industrial Association
T. W,s' ~ st
HOT SLlfAN- Strong. young. willing % do any
t.fng. excellent references f25. Industrial As
ISOLATION u West i2d 81
HOTSTMAN-C County. hy reliable middle AGED
lrshmau. splendid accommodates from pom
neu- people. SO. Odcll Agency. SO 9Th ave. Tele-
phone. 1901 Bryant
ClIAUTFETR-HOU SENiAN-Gool appearing young
colCfcd man understands waiting. vases no OBJ
feet. g. anywhere. hest references Mis- Sheas
Agency. so E-,t 81 So Mnua5 iill. b11i
GARDENER use.ul. Sutdr. bright fc.lle. excel
lent hlosIeIgc macl.acn. automobiles. cafpeltsy:
~ anywhere. 1885, Mrs. Masous Agency l3l West
"a 81 Bgant. 1858
GARDENER Experienced IN all branches. fr,,
clas, references Address l. GARDENER. 532
sanford ar Newark
HOU SENfAN- Good. an round inside house and
out honest. sober. Competent. bet personal ref
ercIccs. Miss Shea's Agency. so Eas; ga Il
Murray IIil. 0774
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
R0cKAWhY BEACH

Steamers: ROsEDALE & CIMBRIA
VIII leave as follows July Attn and 5th
W l29 ST. $50. 10 a l.
". - S.. 9ij. 1915 lis
W ~ -. 1915. 10 IS. ] 4j. AS 7l5.
BATTERY PIER 1915. HIS Il. SIS 4 4
kOCkAWAY REACH leiI. is. >. 4 30.
ENll KALON TICKETS SOC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-01
NOTICIAS

La sonora Isabel Martinez, de Gin
cuenta amos de edad, domiciliada Ell
una casa del Callej6n de la plaza de,
Mercado, atento anteanoche contra su
vida tomandose una d6sis de laudano.
Fue Nevada a la Sala de Socorros
primero, y despu6s al Hospital Iuni
cipal, encontrandose va fuera de peli
gro.
En- la casa de la frustrada suicida en-.
contr6 la polic1a una carta en- la cua]
aquella dice que ha decidido s1mcidarse
por estar cansada de la vida.
-7Tambien atent6 contra su vida
anoche, la mujer de vida alegre Epifa
mia Martinez, natural de Ponce y de
veinticuatro amos de edad. Sc tom0 una
ticuatro amos de edad Sc tom6 una
gran cantidad de acido fenico, trasla.
dandosela al Hospital Municipal, don
de a1n permanece en- grav1simo esta
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-01
Gableqram a S

el Canal de la Mancha, frente st. Va
lennq- -sur-Somme. Un contratorpedero
frances ha salido en- su auxilio de dep
pc:
Rotterdam, lei servicio de vapo-
res de la L1nea Bataviera entire Rot
terdam y Londres ha sido restablecldo
rrumpido el II de febrerO, en- la vlspera
hoy. Este servicio hab1a sido inte-
de poner en- ejecuci6n Alemania ell bio
queo de Inglaterra por sus sub-mari-
nos.
Londres, 1.-Un despacho de Petro-
grado al Chimes" dice que Sc ha sa-
bido en- dicha capital que muchas uni
dades pertenecientes. al 300. cuerpo de
eiercito, que sc retiraban de la Pru-
sia Oriental han sido envueltas por Los
alemanes, pero los rusos sc baten en-
carnizadamente es probable que con-
sigan incorporates al grueso de su ejer
cito.
Paris, 1.-(Ofcial). SegGn Sc anun-
ci6n aver tarde, no ha habido cambio
alguno en- la situaci6n entire ell Mar y
ell rio Aisne. En- Champagne tampoco
la ocurrido NADIA de particular. En-
Argonne nuestra artiller1a ha destrui-
do un dep6sito de municiones del enc
migo, cerca de Hubert. En- Ell, bosque
de Malancourt, entire ell Argonne y ell
Mosa, ell enemigo lanz6 nuevamente un
llquido caliente en- una de nuestras
trincheras, obligando a nuestros solda-
dos salir de elias, despues de recibir
serias quemaduras. Momentos despues
nuestras tropas contra-atacaron y de-
tuvieron el avance del enemigo, que su-
fri6 perdidas enormes y dej6 algunos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-01

Parece que a Epifania le habia dado
ahora por amar de veras, SUI amante
la desdenaba. i. . por celos decide sui
cidarse.
Aver Sc nev6 efecto un mitin de
trabajadores huelguistas, en- Maunabo.
terminando dentro del mayor orden.
En- ell poblado de Talleres, Santurce.
Ell individuo Pascasio Font (a) Cano,
natural de San Juan, mulato de 2! anos
de edad, dispar6 un tiro con un rev6!-
yer su amante Maria de la Cruz (a)
Prlm, negra, natural de Santurce de
lgual edad, causandole la muerte en- e!
acto. Ell asesino, despu6s de realizar
este hecho, Sc dispar6 un tiro con ell
mismo revolver, cuyo proyectil lie pene-
tro por la frente, cerca de la oreja de-
recha y Sc aloj6 en- la b6veda del oio IL
qulerdo, siendo trasladado al Hospital
Municipal en- estado sumamente grave.
De la investigation practicada por la
|polic1a Sc desprende que los celos fue
ron ell m6vil que indujeron a Font a
realizar este crimen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-01
LA OLA DE SANGRE
Tres muertos en- Rio Piedras

Aver ocurri6 en- Rio Piedras un su-
ceso lamentable, que viene aumentar
ell nnmero de Los muchos que en- la Ill
TINA semana ha registrado la cronica
roja.
Els el case, que Alfredo Escalona, ma
tural de Las Piedras y como de cua-
renta y cinco amos de edad, dispar6 su
revolver contra Candelaria Garcia, con
quien viva maritalmente, causandole
la muerte. En- ell acto volvi6 ell arma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-01

Amsterdam, lei vapor sueco
"Svarton" procedente de Rotterdam
ha llegado Ymuide (Holanda) con
un gran agujero cerca de la proa de es-
tribor Ell captain dice que ell mencio-
nado buque recibi6 la aver1a ell jueves,
bien fuera por haber chocado con una
nina de contacto pOr ell torpedo de
un submarine aleman.
Londres 1.-Francia, Russia, Inglate-
rra, Serbia y B6lgica estan absoluta-
mente de acuerdo en- cuanto a las re-
presalias que deberan ser sometidas
Alemania, Austria y Turqu1a, conse-
cuencia de la campaila de los submari-
nos alemanes.
Bucarest, lei General Pau, que
regresa de una mission cerca del Gran
Duque Nicolas de Russia, ha sido obje-
to de una enthusiastic reception su lie
gada Bucarest. 5000 personals, en-
tire elias muchos diputados, ofciales y
magistrates han lido darle la blenVe-
nida. Mr.. Filipescu, ex-primer minis
tro, en- su discurso de reception dijo
"Esta naci6n, dispuesta mahana mis-
mo a tomar las armas,, grita desde ell
fondo de su coraz6n "Viva la Fran
cia!" La ciudad esta decorada con
banderas francesas y rumanas y la visi-
ia del General Pau parec1a una entra-
da triunfal. Ell microbes tuvo ell &C.
neral una entrevista con Ell Presidente
del Consejo y otras notabilidades.
Dieppe, 1.-Se anuncia que un barco
mercante ingl6s ha sufrido grandes
averIas a consecuencias de un torpedo
disparado por un submarine ingles, en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-01

prisioneros en- nuestras manos En- la
region de Verdun sobre las alturas
del Mosa nuestra artiller1a gruesa de-
molio algunos canones alemanes Y
destruy6 veinte arcones, aniquilando
un destacamento un campamento ente-
TO. En- Ell bosque Brule. el combate con-
tin1a ventaj para nuestras ar
mas.
Paris lima escuadrilla de aero
pianos lanz6 bombas en- la region situa-
ola detras Cae Nieuport. Seg1n la nota
Official publicada hoy, solamente hui
DO dos academies como resultado de
este bounbardeo aereo. Una mujer he
rida y un anciano muerto. La nota
l'anade que un aviador frances lanz6 tres
bombas sobre los cuarteles de Metz
Atenas, lima escuadra anglo.
francesa de cuarenta buques penetri
hoy en- ell estrecho de los Dardanelos
hasta Hortari, al alcance de los ca1ones
de Fuerte Intepe, situado en- la margen
asiatica del estrecho. Este fuerte ha
sido destru1do y los buques aliados, des-
pu6s de bombardear los diferentes cam
pamentos turcos, han penetrado hasta
ponerse al alcance del fuerte Dardanos
Una escuadra francesa hace guardia 4
la cntrada del estrecho, bajo ioS fuertes
1ue Ran sido totalmente destru1dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-01

contra Georgina Toro Garcia, quien es-
tupefacta contemplate al criminal &
hlzo otro disparo contra ella causando-
lie tambien la muerte.
Una vez realizado este doble crfmen
Escalona Sc di6 a la fuga, pero fue per
seguido por la polic1a, y en- Ell momento
en- que iba a ser capturado Sc suicide,
dlsparandose un tiro con ell mismo re-
volyer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-01
Para Cuba

El aplaudido pugilista espanol An
dr6s Balsa, sale para la Habana, hoy,
en- Ell vapor "Legazpi"
Nos ha dispensado una atenta vista
de despedida a la que correspondents
deseandole un viaje feliz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-01

LLBROS DE MISA
EN- LA LIBRERIA DEL "BOLETIN. -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

cracks through which flies may en-
ter.
(3) The door shall fit closely and
shall be self-closing.
(4) The seat shall have self-clos-
ing, hinged covers over each open
ing.
go The vault shall be closed by
tightly fitted hinged door.
(6) A water-tight preferably gal
vanized metal) pail or tub shall BE
placed under each opening of the
seat. The top of this pail should not
be more than one inch below the
seat.
~ All openings for ventilation,
ETC., shall be screened with wire net
ting"
The sheriff and his deputies have
a big undertaking before them and
no doubt they will encounter consid-
cradle opposition, but citizens should
remember that the health of a COM
munity depends upon the elimination
of the fly and the fly cannot act as
a disease bearer if surface toilets are
properly screened.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11
RANSOM WILL
Be PAID WRITER
UNSIGNED NOTE
United Fruit Company Pres
ident Publicly Replies to
Unknown Writer.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New Orleans, Sept. 10.-The United
Fruit Company, in an advertisement
in the personal" column of q local
morning newspaper today offered to
pay the ransom demanded by an
anonymous letter writer for Captain
McLaren, two members of the crew
and two passengers of the lost liner
Marowijne, who, the writer claimed,
were held prisoners on an island IN
the Gulf of Mexico.
The advertisement was. signed by
G. H. Ellis, vice-presidsnt of the
company, who said it was called
forth by the receipt yesterday of 8
second anonymous letter from the
person who wrote the company Au-
gust % that five men from the Ma
rowijne were held for ransom and
that the ships papers and the cap
tain's watch had been sent to the
company's New York Office as proof
The writer was invited to COM
municate with Mr.. Ellis this morning
but had not done so up to 1880
o'clock
eve have received none Of the
proofs you refer to at our New York
Office" the advertisement read. Ell
you have any proofs present them
we are willing to pay ransom de.
handed"
Mr.. Ellis said he placed no faith
in the truth Of the anonymous
writer's claims, but that he wished i
possible to clear up the matter.
Recent search of the gulf islands
by naval and United Fruit vessels
revealed no trace Of any Narrowing
survivors.