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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27


HABANA. enero 27.-La huelga de
estucjiartes de la Universidad de la
Habana, culnino aver en- una mani
festac;on moastruosa, que recorrio los
campos de la Universidad pretendien-
do hacer SUI aparicion Ell algunas ca.
lies y: avenidas de la ciudad; pero fue-
Iron los estudiantes convencidos de la
Inconvenience de dar ese paso, para
evitar fricciones con la policia Los
reypltosos pediaa a gritog que ei Go.
lbierno garantizara la autonomia de las
aulas, prometiera verifcar serias refor.
mas EN- los planes de estudios Y pro-
testaba de la vida que llevaban en- el
seno de la Universidad, que ellos cali
flcan de. POGO grata rodeada de me-
todos anticuados No Sc registro,r no
obstante Ell enardecimiento de los ma.
fnifestantes, ningun desorden.
! BERLIN, enero 81. En- la lista de
lvictimas que publica la policia del te.
| rrible desastre habido en- los edi6cios
/ del importante diario "Berliner Tage.
! blattD. Sc anotan ounce muertos v al
gunos heridos de gravedad. Ell techo
central del gran edificio Sc desplom6,
! quedando enterrados baio sus escom-
bros la redaccion y los, departamentos
| de naquiras, que quedaban en- ell piso
/ bajo. Ell desastre ha causado una hon.
da consternacion en- toda la ciudad.
| Los ANELES. enero o.. otra vic
! TINA de las drogas hcroicas que fue-
Iron causa de la premature mucrte re.
gistrada hace TN mes del celebrado
Icomediante Wallace Reid, 10 es John
Fairbanks. hermano del celebre actor
cinematogra6co Douglas Fairbanks
encontrandose en- estado muy grave
lrecluido en- ell Sanatorio de Hollywood
! 81 Sr Fairbanks es tanbien artista y
manager de La Fairbanks Picture Cor
poration que tiene sus estudios de pc
lliculas en- esta ciudad, y aver sufrio un
sincope que Sc temia culminara en- un
fatal desenlace. Los medicos que le
asisten dicen que elnanfermo 10 esta
de bastante cuidado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Notas de la Policia.

Aver. las 80 p. M. en- la Avenida
Juan Ponce de Leon, Parada Is y me-
dia, el CAIRO electrico No 26 de la Por-
to Rico Railway Light and Power Co.,
que guiaba el motorista ]. Manzaner,
No. So, Y conductor Rafael Gerena, No.
1884, choco con ell automovil No. $50,
propiedad de Guilermo kearny, de
Santurce, que guiaba el chauffeur Eu-
logic Cabo, resultando este con una
abolladura Ell el guarcalodo derecho.
Ell chauffeur fue denunciado la corte
municipal por violar la ley de auto
movies.
Aver, a las 800 p. M, en- el barrio
Chicharo, de Santurce. el policia Jose
A Diaz, sorprendio al individuo Loren
20 Clemente operando dos alambiques
en- Ell patio de su residencia, los cuales
lie fueron ocupados con un gallon de ron
canita. Ell case ha sido denunciado a
la corte municipal por violacion la
Seccion 81 de la Ley de Arbitrios.
Aver, de los trabajos de la High
School, ell la parada 21, los conhnados
Francisco Guzman Nicolas Rodriguez
quienes extinguian condemns por deli
tos de hurto V escalamientO. Sc fuga-
ron sin que hasta la fecha hayan sido
capturados.
THATILL0.-El .tlfa "A de los corrietei
tass fq6 hstlIad dentl:oNas una oletrina
de d casa dc aarnela Maldonad6.
una snina recien nacida. Examinado
ell case por autoridades competentes.
entire 6stas el senor Iuez de Paz, Sc
encontr6 pruebas para acusar de infan-
ticidio a Georgina G6lliga Corchado.
natural de Isabella Y con residencfa Ell
la casa de dicha Maldonado. Tambien
Sc arrest0 a esta Ultima como c0mplice.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
La necead mapbe de fo las s Hawai- puea eH Resde
Harding do o6na ondo de Ia grippe huga de esude de Uve
add de abana Gamde Nea

NEW YORK, enero 27.-El jefe de
las fuerzas policiacas de la ciudad, Co.
misionado Enright, ha sido nombrado
para ejercer su puesto por cinco amos
mas, por Ell Alcalde Hylan.
BOSTON, enero 27.-La gran corpo-
racion constructors de buques Bethle-
them, ha frmado un contrato de la
Eastern Steamship Lines, por el cual
Sc. compromete a la construction in,
mediata de dos poderosos barcos de
'earga pasajeros TN costo total de
3. 500, ,OO0a dolaress los scualess buques ha-
ran u Il tsvAia eitfre New York y Hos
ton por Ia via del canal de Cod.
BUENOS AIRES, enero 27. = La
temperature registrada en- esta ciudad
~ otras varias de la Republica, ha
subido a l04 grades Farenheit, sintien
dose TN calor sofocadisimo Es la mas
fuerte que Sc registra aqui desde hace
ounce amos la fecha.
WASHINGTON, enero 27.-El Presi
dente Harding ha nombrado para ocu
par el cargo vacante por ell retro del
juez Pitneys, al juez Edward 7. Sand
ford, miembro de la Corte Suprema de
Washington.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
tDe Nusstro servicio cahlegrAaoo Especial,

DUSSELDoRFF, enero 81. Aun
cuando Sc diio en- un principle que
en- varios sectores del Rhur, habian
concurrido al trabaio Inu1titud de mi
neros, 10 cierto res que el trafco de fe-
rrocarriles Y las labores en- las minas Sc
hailan paralizados completanente Las
industrias todas han cerrado sus puer-
.tas, perlnaneciends talnbien los bancos
cerrados. Los fra.seesek en- vista de Ia
yitnaci6 que se siceptha spsligrosa y.
muy ctiitica, reaiSasi grandes prepara-
tivos para operar los ferrocarriles con
las tropas y llevar a las minas obreros
franGeses. belgas ita,ianos. 81 los ale
names persisten en- su actitud rebelde,
Los propietarios de minas alemanes han
prometido a sus obrefos aunentar la
.paga en- los salaries para que reanuden
las labores evitar la presencia de ele-
mentos extraTos, 10 cual podria traer
como consecuencia un funesto choque
QuS idIizdiid EAlo opd Gil uiid SuSli q
de fatales consecuencias. Todo esta,
no obstante, en- quietud espectante, sin
que Ell veredicto dictado por la corte
inarcial contra los magnates alernanes,
haya alterado la belicosidad que en- to-
das parties Sc nota, pero que Sc man
tiene en- actitud pacifica.
HALIFAX. enero 27.-El gabinetc en-
pleno de Nueva Escocia, encabezado
por Ell Premier Murray, ha presentado
su renuncia La crisis politica que Co
mo consecuencia origina la caida del
gobierno, Sc conceptua muy profunda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Porto Rico Building

Han sido presentados, en- la ofici-
ma del Secretario Executive, para su
.archivo v registro, los articulos de
incorporation de una corporation que
Sc trata de organizar con el nombre
de- Porto Rico Building and Supply
Corporation, cuya ofcina principal
Sc establecera en- una casa sin hume
no en- la Gale Pershing, de San Juan.
Ell objeto principal de dicha corpora
cion es construir casas para otras per-
sonas, en- solares de las mismas, y la
compra y venta de materiales de cons
Ltrucci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Casa de Espana en-
PuertO-RicO
JUNTA DIRECTIvA CENTRAL.
CONvOCATORIA.

En- cumplimiento de 10 que precep-
t1a ell Art. 13o. de las Clausulas de
Incorporation, por la presente y en-
nombre de la Junta Directiva Central
conyoco a Junta General Ordinaria,
que, segdn 10 acordado en- la anterior,
ha de celebrarse en- la ciudad de Are
Icibo las nueve de la manana del do
mingo 4 de febrero proximo.
En- la Asamblea solo podran inter-
yenir los Delegates de las Juntas Lo-
Gales, siempre que reunan las condi-
clones exigidas por ell Art. 24oesde
lnuestro Reglamento.
San Juan, ?. r., Enero II, de 1928,
J. Perez Losada,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Bale en- Rio Piedras

Ell Presidente del Casino de Ric
Piedras, Sr Don Rafael Lopez Cepero
nos invita- al Bale de Sociedad que la
Directiva del sinnpatico centro social
ha organizado para la noche de hoy
sabado.
El acto social promote quedar bri-
llantfsimo a juzgar por la animacion
que Sc observa por asistir a la fiesta.
Quedamos nluy reconocidos por la
invitacion recibida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
AL COMERCIO

"a llegaron los nuevos cliches dc
nusstro ssrvicio de febrerc, con los
tiltimos sstilos de anuncios, para com
placer a gusto mas edgente Ella
Il suyo ahora antes que SO eterninen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
fO17ne11fu que Sc eSfu frdglu1l
- s.'r eLR/1ll1' U111enQZQ eSfQllQr
Renuncia del Sr. Iriarte
Una carta de sus electores

San Juan, P. R., enero 27, 1923.
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Capital de 100000

Ell Secretario Executive ha expedi-
do certifcado de registro la corpora
cion del Estado de Massachusetts de-
nominada "Palo Alto Orchards Com
pany", cuyo agente en- esta Isla es ell
seior James L. Bailey, de Manatf. Di-
cha corporation Sc dedica principal
mente. al cultivo de frutas. Su ca
pital social autorizado es de 100000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27


Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. R.
Senor:
LIE estimaremos la publication en-
su ilustrado diario de- la carta que
hoy hemos dirigido al Lcdo. Celestino
Iriarte Jr., Presidente del CoD1ite Lo-
cal del partido "UNION DE PUERTO
RICO, la cual dice asf:
"Lcdo. Celestino Iriarte, Presidente
Junta Local,
San Juan, P. R.
Los abajos frmados Unionistas ms
critos en- esta Municipalidad, que con
I'd. fuiinos a las derrotas de 1914, y
1917, Y la Victoria de 1920, hemos
sido sorprendidos con la publication
en- la prensa de la manana de su re-
piapcia como Presidente del Comite
Local de San Juan
Cualesquiera que sean las .-Eazones
que I'd. tenga para tomar la resolu-
cion, lie estinaremos que en- este mo-
mento la retire y continue prestando-
nos su valiosa ayuda en- la Junta Lo-
cal, sobre todo en- estos momentos en-
que acabamos de termimar la terrible
lucha del PLEITO ELECTORAL, en-
el que I'd. desde ell comienzo, cerr6 su
Bufete de Abogado para dedicarse ex-
clusivamente la defensa del Partido,
en- ell celebre Pleito.
Asf es que confamos una vez mas
en- que I'd. retirara su renuncia pre-
sentada."
Muy alto. amigo y correligionario,
Jesus Garcia,
Eyangelista Calder6n, S. Ortiz, Tomas
Garcia. Andres Cruz, B. Cruz, Jose
Lopez Serralles, Julio Correa, Martin
Costoso. J. R. Higuera, Juan Felicia
no Cruz. Rafael Arroyo, r. Nieves
Alicea. r. Egozcue.
Sigue gran nlmero de firmas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Ell regreso de Mr.. Reilly.
saldra para aqm Ell mes pr6ximo.

Saldra para aqui el mes proximo.
Fechado aver en- Washington, y di-
rigido al Sr. Rogers, Sc ha recibido en-
la Fortaleza el siguiente despacho:
Rogers, Secretario del Gobernador.
Palacio del Gobernador, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
Mejorando rapidamente. Salgo en-
febrero 3.
RELY.
The Nome nugget., 1923-06-02
PURSUIT OF WAR CHAPTERS.

 from administration it's attitude scandaized world the profted sructng training a!led
  raration tnctured idea should of the Not all the blame
  to 
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  sound business principles honesty
 by the of Justice possible to reach all who shared in the loot deliver.
 If the suits succeed driving they will be of dealing with those dssipate trust into private Yet bonus compensa- be supported better basis oyed by those count
 Americans before the world
The Nome nugget., 1923-06-02


  ly o
   known practically
  quickly The editor of The ished tandu unt by competent authority.
The Nome nugget., 1923-06-02
EAST DISCUSSES ALASKA FISHERIES.

of a
  subject ecited The Boston
  fairly review history salmon  mes I Secretary in 
 
 
  and
  this tremendous of either can in of will be extinction abe demand of
  regulate the
 
  been ordered Investigation all right of Congress ies he salm few the yaters and River alive with
  vanished the Now the slaughter has himself West coast specialist only three rapid the whole nation which canned salmon a
  appealed to Congress vision by caught and to protect dent at the secretarys declared
The Nome nugget., 1923-06-02
THEIR PAPER AND OUR CASH.

For what furnished during hod us hold No cancellation off of like amount of the material winning the intmatng that material furnished by already gesion of the common object which used.
The Nome nugget., 1923-06-02
NO ONE STOPPING HIM.

The chaplain of Columbia University a practical
  this with the saddng Treasury That neither extend charity
 
 send his Liberty Bonds to do the
 Who remembers when it thought horse the next thing would a ded
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
Scores Aurt in refinery Flre

Pittsburgh.-The oil fire at the plant
of the Atlantic Refining Company was
put under control after raging twenty
four hours. More than score of fire
men were sent to hospitals suffering
from injuries and burns caused by
flaming oil, while five experts from
the Franklin, Pa, plant of the refin-
ing company were burned about the
face and hands when large storage
tank caught fire. Company officials
refused to estimate the ioss, but it was
believed that it would exceed $780,
600.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
Erwin R. eerodoII is Released

Leayenworth, Kan.-Erwin r. Berg
doll, wealthy Philadelphia draft eyad
'er, was released from the disciplinary
barracks here after confinement OF
two years and ten months for failure
to perform military service In the war
The sentence called for four years a,
hard labor, but fourteen months of this
was token off for godd behavior
"Bergdoll has been an ideal prisoner"
Major j. NJ. Stevens, adjutant at the
barracks, said. "He has never given
the authorities any trouble"
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
Metal RssIsts Tarnlsh and corroslon.

Metal Rssists Tarnish and corrosion.
Following the discovery Of nom
tarnishable silver, reported recently
in the London Daily Mall, comes
the news Of white metal which re-
sists both tarnish and corrosion, and
has a remarkably deep and brilliant
luster when polished.
The day appears to have come when
the chemist, by skillfully alloying his
metals. can make them resist the raw
ages Of impure air produced by mod
ern Industrial conditions. The new
white metal, which, 1t is stated, can be
produced at price within everybody's
reach, has good casting qualities and
is both malleable and ductile.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
INDUSTRIAL EMPLoxEs LACK
FOOD SUPPLIES FOLLOWING
RAIL SEIZURE
RUHR WORKERS MEET
CLIMAX IN RuHR REGION IS
DRAWING NEAR AS La
soRERs QUIT

Essen.-The miners and factory
workers In various parts of the Ruhr
held meetings to determine what ac-
tiOn should be taken In view of the
latest moves Of the forces Of occupa-
tion to break the passive resistance
Of the Germans by the taking over OF
the railroad stations of Dortmund,
Bochun, Herne, GelsenkIrchen and
other industrial towns. The French
now control absolutely all the rail-
road lines leading into and through
the Rnhr by which up to last Satur-
day the Germans had been, bringing
in food supplies from unoccupied Ger
many.
These. food shipments to the Ruhr
had been from five hundred to six
hundred carloads daily. When the. re-
mnining lines were taken over the
German railroad men quit work as a
purt Of their passive resistance pro-
gram. Owing to the seizure Of the
lines, according to- the French author
ities the Germans now will have to
come to terms with the French to al
low the necessary food supplies to
reach the inhabitants Of the Ruhr.
The Germans contend that much
fresh milk and other perishable foods
and necessities have been held up at
Dortnund because of the occupation
by the French treeps The French
assert that the fault lies with the Ger
mans Themselves, declaring that the
Germans have the privilege of trans
porting food to Bochum sid other
points If they are willing to cooperate
with the French.
The Germans claim French guards
have refused tile Germans permission
to enter Dortmund station and take
charge of fresh milk destined to hospi-
tails and the children. The French de-
ny this, saying that the railroad men
all quit work when the troops ar
rived and that they have not tried to
come back to work since.
At the meetings of the Ruhr workers
plans were discussed TO overcome the
difficulty created by the food shortage.
The workers claim prices already have
begun to soar.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
Woman Leads Chicago Bandits.

Chicago.-The peculiar abilities OF
Chicago underworld women as direc.
tors Of major crimes were demon.
strated again here when fashion,
ably gowned woman, using pistol as
baton, directed the holdup of drug
store where twelve pints Of whisky
and $16O were stolen. Detectives pro-
fessed to see in descriptions of her a
resemblance tothe woman who week
ago murdered Richard c. Tesmer,
rich insurance dealer.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
Rail Union. Ask Wage Increase

Observation-Disclosures for wage
increases that will involve can add
tional annual expenditure Of almos
$400, 100000 by the nations class one
carriers and Will affect approximate
~ 265,00O men, have been started by
the Brotherhood of Railway and
Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers
Express and Station Employees, j. H.
Sylvester, vice grand president of the
union, announced here. While settle
ments have been made on about ten
roads, the union is expecting to ask
the labor board to arbitrate its re.
quests in a number Of instances.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
haoan Loses British open

Troon.-A. q. Havers of Great Brit.
ain won the British open golf chum.
pionship competition with an aggre.
gate score of 295. Walter Hagen,
American holder of the title, failed by
the narrowest of margins to retain the
honor, finishing second with 296, one
stroke behind the Englishman. Mac
Dsnald Smith, the Californian, was
third, with 297, and Joe Kirkwood
fourth, with 29s, three of the four
leaders thus being from America.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21

Once more the Balkans, the hot
~ bed Of European wars, are ablaze.
Bulgaria is in the throes of a civil
war; Jugoslnvia. Greece and Rumania
have rushed troops to the Bulgarian
borders, and Hungary has called three
classes to the colors SO as to seize
whatever advantage. may be offered.
The conflict may be confined within the
limits of Bulgaria, or 1t may spread
over much of central Europe and ulti-
mately involve some the great powers.
Reserve officers of the Bulgarian
army. with the assistance OF the active
army, carried out a coup d'etat by
which Premier Stamboulisky and his
agrarian government were ousted and
new ministry Installed headed by
Prof. Alexander Zankoff. Some Of the
ex-ministers were arrested, but Stam.
boulisky fed and at once began arm
Ing and organizing the peasants for
the purpose Of recapturing Sofia and
overthrowing the ,''usurping'' govern
ment. Thursday evening he sur
rendered at Elesdick on condition that
his life be spared, but few hours
later he was shot to death. The off1-
cial report was that armed peasants
attacked the automobile In which he
was being taken TO Slavovitza and
that he was killed by guard while
trying to escape. Probably 1t was the
application of the .'ley de fuegar so
familiar In Mexico.
Stamboulisky had angered the old
war party-mostly pro-German-by
his persecution Of Macedonian au-
Economists, his attitude at the Lausanne
conference, his concessions to Jugo-
slavia and his failure to obtain cor
ridor to the sea. The new admins
tration says the actua! crisis was
brought on by his recent demand on
King Boris that he be appointed die
tator. After his flight, /. Is said, huge
sums of money were found In his villa.
The king is believed to have been privy
to the plot by which the government
was overthrown.
Though Premier Zankoff's lrst act
was TO visit the Jugoslav embassy and
give assurance that he would respect
the old governments treaties, the
Serbs are suspicious that he will en-
courage and aid the Macedonians in
their demands on JugosIayia, and this
probably would bring on hostilIties
The Serbian foreign minister is re-
ported to have said that Serbia was
willing to force the new Bulgarian
government to observe the treaty Of
Neuilly and the stipulation Of the Nish
conference, which obligated Stam-
boulisky to oppose the Macedonian
movement. Part OF Macedonia is held
by Greece, and both Greece and Ru-
mania, as members Of the little en-
tente. would be bound to stand with
Jugoslavia.
THERE is not great deal to be said
= concerning the Franco German sit
uation. To dute Belgium hns been un.
able to bring the French and the Brit
ish so into accord that joint allied
note could be sent to Chancellor Cuno.
Poincare will not recede an Inch from
his demand that German passiye resist.
ance In the Ruhr must first be officially
ended. Curzon and minority Of the
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
California. Lemon crop

The present lemon crop of the state
OF California with one exception, will
be the largest ever shipped out Of that
state. 1t is estimated that 1t will con-
sist Of 10,s78 carloads Of 400 boxes
each. The crop of 192O-21 was slightly
larger.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
Lighthouse for AirpIans..

The first "air lighthouse" at Mitchell
field, New York, has been pronounced
a success by army air officers. 1t will
flash In Morse code the first letters of
the fields name at 1O-second Intervals
for the guidance Of night fliers.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
Bulgarian Revolution Alarms All
the Other Nations In
the Balkans.
N. STAMBOULISkY is KILLED
Chancellor cuno Working on compro-
misc Proposition to France-Presi.
dent Of China 10 ousted-Ford's
Alleged Plan to Throw Elec-
tIon Into the House.
BY EDWARD ". PIckARD

LOW would you like to sec
= = the presidential election
next year thrown into the. house
Of repressntatIvss7 This may
result II Henry Ford carries out
his reported plan Of running,
not az head Of . third party. but
a. an independent with 4 ticket
Of electors In each state.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21

and after taking six bottles Of tie Ve9e.
table Compound felt Ike Z new wo-
man. / now do N my housework, also
washing and ironing, and DO not knew
what real trouble Is. Ny health d 6re.,
and weigh lao pounds. When I started
taking It ] weighed 81 pounds. I gladly
recommend Lydia E. pinkham'e Veoe-
table Compound to any one who = suf-
fering from female trouble or q run
down. You may use this testimonial
for / am only too glad to let suffering
women know what the Vegetable COM
pound did for me. "-Mrs. 1DA HEWITT.
1879 Penna.Av 8. e, Washington, D. c.
Such letters from women IN every
section Of this country prove beyond
question the merit Of Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21

Many mans nervousness is due to
his lack of nerve.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21
SAVED FROM
IN OPERATION
Now Recommsnds Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vesstabls
Compound

Wa1hingtca, D. C-ssLydss z, plik.
hams Vegetable Compo0nd sayed -
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21

from an operation
which . &ysician
|saA ! would have to
have for . very bod
case Of fen1als trou-
bic. Ny system was
'M run down for two
|yeeirs after my htns
|giri was born. Then
] read Of your WON
derful medicine and
decided to Try IT, I
could hardly &agone
foot after the other,
, rArkkln~ - A. w.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21

EoREIGN ships coming to America
= now enter our ports with only
enough liquor for medicinal purposes,
in accordance with the decision of the
Supreme court and the, regulations Of
the Treasury department. But there
Is 80 much dissatisfaction that the
government at Washington is trying to
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-21

powerful mouse, WITH SlrOnS German
connections, was forced into re-
ceivership with $11,O0O,OOO liabilities.
With her decks a verItable
shambles, the little sailing vessel Mary
Beatrice arrived at New York City
with the story of a terrible fight at
sen in which nine men were killed and
numerous others wounded. The
bodies of the slain were dumped over
board at the height of the battle. Two
of the dead were white men, two
negroes and five Chinese. The casu-
alties resulted in battle between
coolies and the crew. According to
Information in possession Of the
United State immigration authorities,
twenty Chinese were being smuggled
into New York for u fee Of $500
apiece.
DRY" forces gained the edge on
"wet" members in the fight over pro-
hibltion in the Illinois Assembly when
the Senate defeated, 62 to 13, the bill
Of Senator Marks, Republican, Chi
cago, to repeal the state prohibition
and search and seizure acts.
The two representatives of the
Paotzuku bandits returned to the Paot-
zuku camp accompanied by General
Chen one of the governments dele
gates engaged in the negotiations. All
negotiations were completed and Gem
eral Chen announced that all the
captives had been released