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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

him walk to Shell Greek, sixteen miles
south of Arcadia. and turned him
loose with orders not 10 60 any further
south. They did no injury to him,
with the exception Of choking him
while forcing him to open the small
safe, which had not been opened for 6
long time and the treasurer had almost
forgotten the combination.
They were all white men, two tall
and slender and one large, with q
staggering walk, who wore q cap. The
fourth was q medium-sized man. Al
were dressed in dark clothes. A sher
;F's posse. with Mr.. Wood returned
from Shell Greek, but have no clew IS
to the whereabouts of the robbers:
Every effort will be made to capture
them. Mr.. Wood is considered the
best treasurer the county ever had.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18
FOR THE WESTERN SLEEPER.
The Plant Lines May Again Have the
Connection With the Southern.

From the Savannah NewS)
There has been some talk recently
OF an alliance of a traffic nature be-
tween the Southern Railway and tho
Plant system, one feature of which is
to be the restoration of the old Western
sleeper connection for Florida through
Jesup. This sleeper, which brings the
western travel from Chicago, Cincin-
natl and other points, formerly went
into Florida over the Plaut system,
but change was made on the compile
ton of the Florida Central and PENN
sular, and it was given to that road ut
Everett City.
It is said Passenger Traffic Manager
B. W. Wrenn has been figuring OF
bringing this business back to the
Plant system and people who say they
know, report it as already an accomp-
lished fact Col. WrenD, when asked
about the matter. said that nothing
had been done in this direction SO far,
but his reply indicated that some such
changes were contemplated at an early
date. Col Wrenn has been in New
York for the last month looking after
the affairs of the Plant system, and on
His return he went up to Atlanta
From all accounts the Plant system is
figuring on catching the Western blsi-
ness this season.
The talk about the Plant system
purchasing the Wsycross AIR Line in
order to make q connection with the
Southern is altogether unfounded.
General Superintendent Durham, who
recently made trip over the system,
went over that little lumber road for
the purpose of inspecting some rails,
which it rents from that system, on
account Of the fact that the owners OF
that property had asked for 9 new
supply of rails.
Superintendent Durham says the
system was never In better physica
condition than it is now, and that it
business is picking up rapidly with the
advance OF the busy season. In spit'
of this, however, the Plant system vii
receive heavy blow this seaEon as tn,
} result of last winters freeze In Flor
: ida. This has been expected, though
and the officials of the road have beel
/ sharply on the lookout for other buzz
, ness with which to make these Loose
! good. From all accounts sl,cY VII
| succeed partially, at least.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18
PLANT BUYS A HOTEL.
Pays $4,000 for the Ocala House at
Masters Sale.

Pays $50, 900 for the OcaIa House at
Masters Sale.
The Ocala House, at Ocsla, Uss sold
at masters sale recently. Ed b. Eos
ter, in behalf of the Rhode Island
creditors their claim being 500, 000),
made the first bid, $4,000. Alex.
Mcintyre, representing another inter-
est, made the second bid of S29, 900.
Foster raised him 81 900, when John
G. Resrdon, representing the Plant in
terest, bid $50, 900 and received the
realty. The personal property-the
furnishings Of the houss-was then rut
up at auction. 1t brought Ettls ever
3, 900, Captain Willard, ;. of Homosassa
Inn, buying most of it. The impress
sion of leading business men is that
the property was sold cheap, but deem
the sale big thing for the towa al
view of the purchaser. The house was
built ten years ago by Hon. G. N
Brown, and its cost was anywhere
fgom S115, 900 to $4,000. 1t is built
Of brick and is three stories high, COW
aring two sides of block, facing the
public square. The furnishing is said
to have cost from $50, to $40, 900.
Much speculation is already INDUCED
in as to who will be the new landlord.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18
INDIANS PRESENT COMPLAINTS
OgalalIOh and Bru,e sioux at the Xatsri's
Departments.

There was picturesque scene In mo
ONCE OF Assistant Indian Commissions
Smith, Washington, when about ssVenty'
five D. alal,ah and Brule Sioux OF BaEsao
Bius Wild West Show called to h9vs Pow
WOW ia regard to affairs affecting taeir n.
tsrests- The Indians we're fms speslmsns@
physicist manhood, AMI were beiecke1 Wan
feaIhsred heal dress, andtheir features wers
decorated with variegatej coiors OF PainL.
There wore three squaws and one paPPcoss
among taem, the latter occupying the stfsn.
ton OF the lady clerks, who fed Il sugar ana
treated the little redsk3n TO q ride on ths
elevator; much to lis delight.
Severed chiefs addressed Comnlssion@
Smith through an interpreter, revisTlse
their Affairs, aud one old warrior, who spoEs
at length, said that IL he told OF the IN
fulfilled promises of the Government 10 tne
Indians tho show would have to DO pos
pened, ~ IL would take him two days 70 40
II. Onaof the principal complaints Oh 10
Indians was the reduction in the price paa0
them fo< hauling freight.
Commissioners Smith replied to the speAk'
ems. and explained tho action Of the GoTern,
ment iE regard to THAR affairs Coloes
Cody and Major Burke accompanied the u
dams
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18
Horrors OF the Madax.scan War.

Tho story Of suffering In MadAga:cH
grows more serious with every mail IN
less General Voyroa's advance guard teks
AntanaHzrivo soon there seems some proce-
bility that the majority Of the French ezpe
dition will not survive to see his success
The sick list Is appalling. The 1ea hospf
the top row touching the roof Of the teuS
and there are not enough attendants LETT ~
care for the sick. The chief base, SuberOiS
Vile, isdescribed rs q perfect oven, uhss
none can escape fever or dysenhsEy.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18
No Trace OF the Robbers.

Although diligent search has been
Radc, no trace has been found OF the
aea VINO robbed county treasurer
Weed Mr.. Wood was held up be-
s-eeo the depot and his residence at
Arcadia by four masked men. They
stvesed him With pistols and put q
2sah over his face, searched him and
Bod his keys, took him to his Office,
as,eRe1 The back door, went in and gave
Aan Eve minutes to open the safe. He
opened up both safes as quick as be
ooaId- After securing about s., 900 il
Eeeabacks and gold, they then made
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

al Ths announcement that the presi-
aaat had appointed Mr.. Albert d.
Mickler collector Of customs at the
s's Rort Of st. Augustine, vice his father,
Hr. William Mickler, caused very
eeneral surprise, and it is the topic of
- c9Dayersation in political circles.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18
FLORIDA BRIEFS.
zrEsrs OF INTEREST GATHERED
AT RANDOM.
Nsws fren. All Parts of the State
Summarized.

The supreme court has awarded Q
Rasemptory writ Of mandamus against
|zdge w. A. Hooker in case brought
O test the legality of the set of the
..r1sgislaturs of 1893, adding two coun-
eiee to tho Fifth judicial circuit
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

Who partakes in another's joys Is q
moro humane character than he who
partskes in ais griefA
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18
TROLLEY CAR RUNS AWAY.

Three Persons are Killed and Eight
Seriously Injured.
At Pittsburg, Pa, Sunday three
persons were killed outright and nine
others injured by runaway trolley
car on the West end electric line jump
ing the track and going over an en-
bankment.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

The steamer Fred DeBary, with all
Gags flying, arrived in port a. Jack.
souville few days ago. having return
cd from profitable summer season in
northern waters. She was greeted by
ell the whistles on the river Captain
Cceaser was out from New York thir-
tseu days, and says he experienced I'M
aMaily severe weather-such weather
n the majority of river steamers would
net be able to live in. The DeBary
~ss piIoted by Captain JaokGway, the
cid and experienced coast pilot. The
esscers of the DeBsry nre: Captain,
Thomas Creaser; first officer, VI. V.
Coleman; chief engineer, E. Dargar,
&ins; second engineer, John Clever
9Hsrtermastsr, Samuel c. Haywood
HE DeBary will be soon placed on hel
gaa TO Sanford.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

POSSESSING gifts amounts to nothing
unless We posseSsthe power to use them.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

A id-Contlneutal Exposition.
Indlanapolis 70 preparing FOX q mid-coa'
hnentAI exposition In 1900.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

u The declaration in the suit of the
sskate Of Florida VS.. James E. johnson
and his bondsmen. rs sureties on his
bond IS tax collector Of Duval county,
has been fled in the clerks Office of
ahe circuit court at Jacksonville. The
s1it is an ''action Of debt" and dam
nges are asked for in the sum of
90. 900, the full amount of the bond.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

The governor has made the follow
ing recent civil appointments: E. A.
Blow, OF Greenwood, to be notary
Public for the state OF large; G. H.
GOodenough, of Clermont, to be notary
pablo for the state at large; James Z.
johnson, of Jacksonville, to be notary
public for the state at large; Theodore
q. Houser, of San Mateo, to be notary
public for the state at large; J. T..
BIOUnt, of Clear Water Hsrbor, to be
z0tary public for the state at large
Horace Sargent Bacon, of Lowell, to
be commissioner of deeds for Florida
tk Massachusetts,; L. NJ. Scarborough,
sf Tallahassee, to be notary public for
Gke state at large.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

Messrs. J. ]. Heard, W. o. Rolls,
Frank Lawson and Samuel Pullman,
de four Maitland citizens who assault
-ed VI. A. Brawner, of that place, with
. horsevhip and inflicted great iniu-
kies upon him, were arrested by Depu-
q Sheriff Gordon, and carried before
County Judge Bryan for preliminary
AriaL They waived examination snd
Sadge Bryan bound them in the sum
af $500, $3.50 peace bond and $3.50 sp-
Rearance bond to appear before the
eounty criminal court, which cOnvenes
at Orlando on the second Monday in
November. They readily gave bond.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

The schooner Harry B. Ritter crs IS.
ed the st. Johns bar a few days ago
drawing seventeen feet three inches oil
water. This is the deepest draughi
vessel that has ever crossed st. Johns
~, and she crossed without touching,
although swell was coming in. The
Ritter is the vessel which was wrecked
near Key West and purchased by Capt.
Il G. Ross who put her in thorough
ksrair. She carried out a cargo Of
hmber, and although drawing seven
teen feet three inches of water in tn:
river, it is expected that she will only
draw seventeen feet, even, in the
zuOyant salt water of the ocean.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11

tristes excepciones, sintieran y
demostraran con su sactos tanto
amor patrio como el.
Tiene el BoLETIN la culpa de
que su amO, 6dtyio, de que su
patriotismo haya sido aver y siga
siendo hoy inmensamente mayor
que ell de sus desafectos 8 enc
migos9
Ell BoLETIN dc este Sc enorgu-
llece.
iHsblar de monopolios en- el
sentido con que 10 hace un orga.
no del partido que hasta la ilus-
TRACTION y la ciencia ha querido
monopolizar, creyendose una CO
lectividad de Senecas y Salomo-
nes!
Pero basta de Pals por hoy.
ST hasta ell dulce mejor llega
empalagar. no seria extrano que
con tanto nombrarle nos empa
lagase EI Pals -. que es ur
bizcoch6n insipido como la mis-
misima insipidez.
Y terminemos con algo de E
Bay6eyTiIo:
Esta el lenguaje en- un iris.
| Con menos desatinar
y un POGO de bien hablar.-..
sc salvaria Ei Pats.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
MAS TROPAS 4 CUBA

Hicieron escala aver en- este puer-
to, y siguieron waje para Cuba, los
vapores Le61 KIN, procedente de
CAdiz. y S6sfO Domingo, procedente
de Valencia.
Lleva el primero de dichos buques
los Batallones de Asturias y de Cana
rias.
En- el segundo va el Battalion de
Vizcaya.
Que con felicidad lleguen la An.
tilIa hermana estos biEarros defense
res del derecho nacional
Y que. como es de esperar, llenos
de gloria retornen en- breve la madre
patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
+
DON ARTURO EUN6l.

En nuestro n1mero del viernes, 8
del corriente, hablabamos, con las
honrosas referencias que q Sc merecia,
del aventajadisimo y pundonoroso
alumno de Derecho de la Universe
dad Central del RENO don Arturo
Muhoz. hJo idolatrado de nuestro que
|rido amigo ell limo. Sr. d. Sebastian
Munoz y Rivera.
Seguia enfermo entonces en- Areci-
bo el joven Munoz, de resultas de la
grippe, que le atacara en- la villa y Cor
te de la Monarqufa, y la cual le habfa
obllgado 4 regresar 4 este su pals na-
two y al seno de su amante familia
en- busca de alivio y curacion. lie
asistia con noble interes y gran peri
cia ell DR. Figueroa, de aquella loca-
lidad. Sabiamos que el estado de
Arturo Muhoz era grave, epero no
sospechabamos nj por asomo que la
muerte lie acechase. NADIA mas cier-
to. por desgracia, que esto! Ante.
aver, domingo, recibfamos de Arecibo
un telegrama en- el cual Sc nos comu
nicaba el premature fallecimiento del
apreciahilisimo, del malogrado Artu-
70, ocurrido 4 las 10 y media de la
noche anterior.
Sorpresa tan grande como triste la
nuestra. Pobres padresl ipobre
hogar jpobre jovenl-p rs m S.
iQue de afanes dignos, que de deseos
mobiles, cuantas y Guam bellas aspira
clones que la fatalidad ha tronchado
en- un momento
De las virtudes de Arturo Mufioz,
de sus bondades, de su amor pcrseve
rante al estudio, de sus brillos acade,
micos, de sus anhelos plausibles y ele
vados, de su no com1n aprovecha
miento, solo quedan va la dulce me
noria y el ejemplo hermoso.
iDescanse en- la eterna gloria
A los desolados autores de sus dias,
4 sus afiigidos hermanos tque hemos
dc decirles1 Lo que va les dijimos
a yer telegrafcamente..: ique su
dolor es nuestroi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11

Por fortuna, uno de los
yec,nos del barrio de las Penuelas,
despues de recibir Ell dinero. di6 ell
soplo, Y el gobernador prendi6 4 dos
de los yieOs repartidores de Ia plata
Todsvia no Sc ha tranquilizado el
vecindario, pues me escriben que en-
las casas sc hacen acopios de viveres
para tres dias, por 81 Sc arma la goyaa,
seg1n sc la denomina ALA.
Los republicanos m caraeteriza-
dos pfotestan contra todo trabajo pa
ra alterar ei orden. y los carlistas ha.
cen % mismo, pues al fin son espaiio
lies = no quieren impedir que Espa6s
|lleve todos sus elementos para soste
ne ia integridad del territotio. tar
amenazada por IA insensatez de su.
enemigos en- Cuba. Solamente 81
comprende que el movimiento pre-
parade sea obra de fiIibusteros par;
conseguis sus inicuos propositos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
De Cie4tssges.

Ell comandante militar de aqueI
distrito, coronel don Luis Molina Oil
vera, con fuerza del Ejkrcito y voIun-
tarios movilizados, sorprendi6 en- eI
protero Paiaey, sitio en- el termino de
Lajas, Jurisdiction de CienGuegos, un
campamento insurrecto en- el que se
hallaban las partidas de Zayas y Nu-
iiez. fuertes de 200 hombres, { las que
ataco impetuosamente obligandolos {
declararse en- prscipitada fuga.
Los insurrectos han tenido q ese
encuentro Ia muertos vistos, habien-
dose lIevado gran n6mero dc heridos.
Tambien Sc le aataron muchos ca
ballos, ocupandoseles 6 viyos CON
monturas y varias armas y municio-
mes.
Las tropas tuvicron dos heridos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
Un CabeCilIa fusiladO.

Ha sido pasado por las armas en-
Matanzas ell cabecilla insurrecto Do
mingo M1gica.
"El Ayuntamiento leemos en- un
colega de Cuba), Ell clero, las autori-
dadess los jefes de Voluntarios y los
representatives de los partidos Sc ha--
bfan dirigido al general Martinez
Campos pidiendo el indulto del REQ y
que sc conmutara Ia pena de muerte
por Ia de presidio. FL general no
pudo acceder 4 la sGplica, y el dia 10
lde JuliOl entro en- capilla el REQ en- el
castillo de San Severino, siendo eie-
cutado el 20 pof la maiana. IS.
Mdgica habfa sido hecho prisionero
ocho dias antes en- Ia acci6n de love-
llanos' A1 M
~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11

Esa prensa. como expression
activa de Ia autonomia. origina
con los delirios de su fantasia e
Iextravfo de Ia opinion, y la opi-
nion extraviada jamas puede lie
gar a ning1n punto saludable.
+. F.opEz TUERo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
LOS SUCEsOs DE CUBA.
De Mansanil2o.

Habia salido de ManzanilIo eI Ge.
neral Gasco. recien llegado Cuba, 4
estableeer una factorfa en- Jibacoa.
A "a salida del pueblo por el cami
no de Cedron, Sc organize Ia columa
formsda por los batallones Valladolid,
La Union, 100 hombres del regimen
to dc Cuba, so del So Peninsular, una
pieza de Artilleria de montana, la
gnerrilla de Ia Union, una secci6n de
Isabel IA cat6lica vel convoy de "a
carretas y 46 acemiIlas con $1,000
raciones, escoltado porel battalion de
la Union; hacienda un total de 500
hombres.
LEGO Ia cahexa de la columna al
rio Jibacoa, utiiizando para vadearIo
I'm puente de MADEIRA por el que solo
las carretas no pudieron pasar.
FL General ordeno sc hiciera alto
del lado ala del rio. dominando Ia
margen izquierda y lindes del bosque
que limita 81 potrero "El Pason", en-
donde Sc iban reuniendo las acemilas
y carretas que pasaban.
En- el potrero "ElC9diz" fue tiro-
teada Ia vanguardia por pequefos
grupos de .exploradores insurrectos
que desaparecieron.
Undestacamento de infanteria ene-
miga = encontro con Ia guefriIIa de
Isabel IA Catolica y sostuvo ell fnego
ppr un ratio. intern sndose luego en- el
bosque. en- donde los guerrilleros i
|caballo no padieron perseguirlos.
La columna y eI convoy lIegaron 4
Jibacoa.
Despues de instalada conveniente-
Imente la factoria en- Jibacoa, y los so
hombres del 81 PeninsuIar que habfan
de guarnecer el flierte, y racionada la
columna, emprendio el General Gas
co la maroha con direction 4 la Glo-
ria, 4 la sabana "Los Tlbes, donde
acampo latropa.
Durante la noche no ocurrio nove-
dad; por la mafiana Sc puso en- mar
cha la columna, pasando POGO des
pues el Gu. y entrando en- la gran
sabana de este nombre, en- la que Sc
presento TN riumeroso grupo de ca
balleffa insurrecta, siguiendo 81
marcha paralela q la de la columna.
Sc les hizo dos disparos de canon,
dispersandolos y haciendolos huir.
La infanteria enemiga espera aposta-
da en- el monte que cabre las marge-
mes del Qua, al extreme de la sabana
de este nombre, y ALI, 4 una distancia
de 20 metros, SC empeia el combate
que sostuvieron las guenillas hasta que
una compafiia de Valladolid y la fuer-
"a de Cuba. con sus fuegos por los
Aancos, desalojaron a los defensores
del bosque. del que Sc retiraron a las
montafias proximas, perseguidos por
la metralla.
Ira S media hora de descansoI
avanzo de nuevo la columna.
Despues, desde una altura que do
minaba el camino & la izquierda,
rompio el fuego cl enemigo, que duro
toda Ia noche, siendo este desaloiado
al fin, y avanzando Ia columna hasta
cl alto de la Gloria, en- donde acamp6.
AL enemigo sc le hicieron tres
muertos en- el alto de la Gloria, sin
que Sc pudieran saber las bajas que
tuvo en- los anteriores, ademas de once
caballos y una escopeta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
Ca mbiO de ArmamentO.

En- estos dias ha cambiado su ar
mamento el bizarro Battalion de Vo'
luntarios dc esta Capital por otro.
Remington tambien. pero nuevo. per
feccionado, de magnifcas condiciones-
Nos place mucho este suceso, por
ell cual felicitamos cordialmente a
nuestros queridos compaferos en- el
prestigioso y patri6tico Institute.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
Ds P.eylo P,lnei1e.

~. 4
En- los n6mentos de estar dando
aqua al ganado Ia guerrilla del Bata.
lion de Maria Cristina, cerca del
puente que est5 frente al "Serrano," "
fue tiroteada por un grupo enemigo,
apoyado retaguardia por una fueFza
de 200 hombre montados; contestan-
doles en- el aeto y sosteniendo el fue-
go una media hora pr6ximamente, en-
lei que tomaron parte mn cabo y dos
guardias civiles que Sc encontraban de
servicio en- un sitIo pr6ximo, sin que
ocurriera novedad por parte de las
tropas, eignoraudose las bajas que
tuvieran los insurreetos.
En- vista de clio, Sc formo y sali6
una columna al mando del Teniente
Coronel de Ia Guardia civil don To-
mas Lopez de Sola. en- persecution,
huyendo los insurectos y ffAecionkn-
dose en- grupes.
A uno de estos sigui6 el rastro la
columna largo ratio, sin que le fuera
possible darle alcance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
FIESTA NACIONAL.

Vispera Ell dfa de hoy del
fausto Cumpleanos de la Sere-
nfsima Princesa de Asturias, 81
BOLETIN MERCANTIL tiene eI
honor de rendir a S. A. R. su
homemade de respetuosa felicita-
ci6n, hacienda votos por So di-
cha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
De Remedios.

Escriben de Remedies que la CO.
lumna del Teniente Coronel Palanca
SC encontro con una partida como de
cuarenta insurgentes, mandada por el
titulado alferez Gomez, { la que ba-
ti6 y dispers6, apoderzndose de tres
caballos y un sombrero con escaFa-
pcla de Official 81
Aquel dia pernoct6 con toda su
fuerza en- Quemado Nuevo. "A u
Despues emprendio la rnarcha ha-
cia Nieva, acampando en- IA fnca de-
don Vicente Cuelli, situada entire
Guayas y Cabaigan. A las tres de
Ia tafde prosigui6 hasta el potrefo'
Las Danas, propiedad de- don Mar
cos Garcia, proximo 4 Sancti Spifi-
tus, teniendo necesidad de pefnoetar
ALI por no habef podido pasar & rio
zaza, que estaba may cfecido.
No pudiendo a6n pasarelrio zaza,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11
VIA SANTIAGO Dz cU8A

Madrid, sI.--Los Ministries de Ia
Guerra y Marina, sefiores Azczrraga
y Beranger, han celebrado una con-
fcrencia, acordando en- ella aumentar
la guarnici6n de Puerto Rico con dos
batallones que conduce el vapor cal
fonso XII"
Sc han corrido las ordenes para
que Sc hallen preparados dos cruceros
de guerra, 4 fin de marchar q Puerto
Rico con una mission especial.
Ha zarpado de CzdiE el vapor "Co-
lon," conduciendo nuevos refuerzos
En- el mismo buque ha tornado pa
safe el General de Brigada seiol
MADAM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-11

Corta es por fortuna la resefia I'd
nebre de la decena, pnes solo hay
que lamentar la perdida de un nota-
bic dibujante. don Alfredo Perea,
que ha muerto en- Madrid. Era her.
mano de Daniel Perca. el mudo. tam
bien dibujante muy conocido y esti
mado.
K. p. del Rio.