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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-06-21
Code Of ElephantIne Manner.

The following incident may prove in
.structive to some of your numerous read
ers, illustrating the power Of memory
in the matter Of instruction in tho code
of olephantine manners. While visiting
tho ZOO some time ago ! took my chill
dren to SEQ tho elephant and to give
them a ride. After tho ride / wanted to
give tho elephant a bun, and TO mako
him say 'Please" said "Salaam kuro''
ii. O., make q salanm. The animal
looked nt me hard for some time, with
tho bun In my hand. At last memory
came to his help, and up went his trunk,
and he made . most correct "salaam. -
The keeper seemed very much surprised
and asked me what it meant. / told him
it was a point Of good manners for an
elephant to raise his trunk mp to his
forehead il any u was going to feed
him, and that frequently elephants
will ask in this polite manner for some
thing when they see any one pass by
who is likely to feed them. The keeper
assured me he had never seen tho ele-
plant do this before, and IL 1 remep1-
Der rightly he had been in charge OF
the animal since it arrived from India,
and that it was one OF those which took
part in the grand procession to Agra
when his royal highness the Prince OF
Wales visited India, and where l doubt
less saw il. For II years this animal
had never heard these words London
Times.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-06-21

Twelve months before no had made Miss
Henderson m offer OF marriage under
the impression that the girl was niadly
devoted TO him. whether he loved her
no was not at that time n Within q
week Of his r~ejecfion-ho had been IA
fuscd-ho know for certain that no did
not After that re had met Lucy Hen
derson frequently and had found tho
mixture Of friendliness and pity with
which she treated him exactly to his
fancy. Ho knew that the girl Thought
she had darkoned his existence forever,
and he had encouraged her i'm this no
ton He felt that no was acting the
part Of o glOrincd Major Dobbin and
playing it uncommonly wclL On n oc-
casion no had sung ''rho Devout Lover"
in hor presence with so much feeling as
{ have affected oven himself. That he
was doinga great evil by this posing no
had never reflected. He had not even
dreamed that Miss Henderson's feelings
toward him were undergoing any
change Whom she had proclaimed her
love for him that night, he had been for
a second dizzy at the chasn that had
opened before him. "And Flow you
know, " he concluded. "why / confessed
to the robbery"
"But what tho dovil has oil this to
do with it?' ! replied nngrily
what would you have done in my
placer"
"I-I"-progress was by NJ means
rapid-"I suppose you couldn't have
told her straight out that you no longer
love her?''
Insult her at the moment she was
standing up for mo so magnifcentlyP'
"Well then, have married her.
"Quite out Of the question. Impossi-
blot"
''As It Is, " he said. "the connection
has been severed, and her mAidenly
pride has not been wounded. As for me,
l can go to another town and start
afresh. Henderson has accepted the $40
l have sent him. and you, he and his
daughter are all who will know any
thing Of this affair.
i took up my hat to leave.
"You won't let this interfere with
our friendship, " said Marsden, holding
out his hand.
ERNEST Marsden," " / replied, ''you
are either tho greatest saint in creation
or tho meanest hound l will write tc
you when l ascertain which.
Since then Marsden has written Il
mo once or twice, but have mover re.
piled 70 him. l cannot make up my
mind about his behavior, That he wa
wrong to have followed Miss Henderson
when no knew that no did not love heI
is beyond question. This being SO, it i
clear to me sometimes that he ought t
have married her, and his subsequen
conduct appears mean beyond crodence
To escape an unpleasant duty he dishon
ored his own name. At other times it
equally obvious to me that he ought no
to have married her-a return of he
affection was not to be expccted-an,
he chose q quixotically heroic methol
Of sparing her self pride. AS / have said
l am as far from a decision as ever, ant
all this while Marsden, my old chum
is suffering acutely from my, neglect.
There is one question that demand
an answer. How was it that, in spite o
his confession, l 1t no time believed il
my friends guilt?
had stolen tho money myself. Lon
don Sketch.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-06-21

There arc curious subdivisions both Of
moral and physical courage Marshal
SAKE, the victor of Phillipsburg and
Fontenoy, had an absurd fear of assassi-
nation, and in his fortified palace of
Chambord kept two ~oonstables for the
purpose Of scrutinizing every unknown
visitor. The Duke Of Alva got nervous
at the mere sight Of a dog, and during
his residence at Client ordered his pa
trolls to shoot every unmuzzled specimen
Of the obnoxious V%uadruped. There are
men whose actions defy the wrath OF
public opinion, but who turn pale with
thought OF seeing their namosi In the To-
cal newspapers, and others who advance
foarlossly to the brink Of a prccipice,
but shudder at the sight Of a spider
L~ippincOtt'R
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-06-21
FAILURE.

To one who learns there comes no greater
strength
Than that which comes through failure. Ti'
IfuoVs-
That while srcccss forever proves our loss,
Failurc has pointed with uncrTtag g. n
To somo stiil grandor failure. Thu ny soul
Has had no chance 70 fold is weary wings
And rest In npathctic victory.
And still the purpose q m earnest min
Docs reach fruitiun Every day and hour.
Rather, 20 malua fruition ~ it goes.
u fails, but counts its failures ~ fucccsa,
And in n world ON FIRE. ON fire Itself,
stin feels the breathing u a deep content.
Helen Wiimcna.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-06-21
Faned to Live % to II.

Ono Of the managers Of a home fol
destitute colored children tells a funny
story about tho institution. She went
ont there to sec how things were getting
along and found a youngster ~ black a
the inside Of a coal mine tied to a bed.
post, with his hands behind him.
"What is that boy tied up there for?'
she demanded Of the attendant
For lying, ma'Am. He Is the worse
ist, lyingcst Niger / ever SEEN.
whats his namog'
George Washington, ma'am, was
the p~aralyzing reply. Chicago Record.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-06-21
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIPF 4.nAoU1
b publishing a most valuable aerte9 Of TnrtE
~1ocumsnta. Those are prepared With a Wow
70 state the facts and arguments for Protec-
ton, whether in tho interest II farmer1,
lAhorera, merchants or professional men.
Zach issue Of tho ecries appeals to thoeo en-
gaHud in separate Industries, and pnesent6in-
disputnhle iacts-compansons Of wages, cost
Of living, and other arguments showing the
benefits OF Protection.
Any single one win b. sent on recetpt OF Z
conts In stamps except wages Living and
Tariff" which will be sent for 4 oent2
Tho whole list will DO Eent for 90 cents a.
any twelve for 20 conts, or any hYe for 10
cents. postage paid. ORDERLY number.
i-"wases, Living and Taria." r A. HARTE
e-sTbs ~ Tssid 20
the Labor and Industries Of the UHited
statoe." flrst Prize Rssay, 1851. chAW-
sL~Homs irodaesion Iadi;pSaisbls 70 = fip
ply, Al Low Pdoos, Of ne hannfaettitd
re Unitsd ststsS and xdsgnsss' hoass
Production Of hese Commodities Impoa-
stble wia1ous = Protective IaEiR" First =.
G-"Wh hat are Raw Materials W0uld Frcs Raw
Ssd IsdustsisS q Sc U5isSd stslsS'
FIRST Prise EssaL, 1850; HoaER Z. DmEL -
s-aESms yisSs on tie TsrlH s. an Old asi.
nsss Nen;s oEo: p14fn ..:1: q
The SOUTH" Q. 1, kbWAlna, .,........... 50
s--Thsw Wool mterest Judge va. LwRqcI "a
Review, D.. @. HARAnAN ,.......... 20
io--Tbs Farmer and ne Tarin" Col Tnonks
u--rIo.sSssssRoa 8 PG6iE fOacya.s a%ToSGSis..
rs--Rspiy 20 tKc iiesidenes f;frsds hsi: "
ts--Mofkingmen endfIs Tarin. .......... :
l="IheN Vital 9uoati0ni chanA American lndua
tries be Abandoned and American Mar
isLssslas "a ds4S,sa. With Addition
t6-"The Progress of Ono HUNDRED Yeora"
k0hEnr Il. lunTEn.s...ss..s. .......ssss }
H." Protection for American Shlpplng. 80" {
lG-"1he 1arlu Not q Tax" HonKRB DmELL.. 3
10 Why Irlahman should ~ frotocttonista." :
e0-"Pro0ctiou." j.. III. unIDoWM.... Z
2t-"WhAt = aTaTlnl" Answers 70 q Woyk1ag-
n--The XnsFeaa Wool Indus n ~ :
ss--WsSss aadcost of living j'b.Waizi.
o-"&Oufheru Farming Indu6inoA
2bZ"A short Talk % Worklngmen. {" - 4
W-"PDtecCon and the farsar.H 6onatar 81 NJ.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-06-21
Would Reno.
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Ths AnuucAa EooaonuF, weekly. devoted % The
discussion Of all phases o. the Tariff question. e.
eyear sample copies free. address American FRO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
TEO.iA MODERNk
CaITnlaIl / Ia lIFLutIGIl gt Ii
vEGe TAGI0N EN- LA PRODUCTION
DE LAS LLUvIAs LOCALES
PoR
D. FERNANDO. LOPEZ TUERO.
(CONTlNUAClON)
VIII.

IQut6n debe ejecutarls, el Esta-
do, o 10 aCCl6D particular
Ls acci6a particular. por ma
que fuesa poF etscto collective
ssOClSdo. jamGs podfia EeallfarlO
el iDter6s particular. por intilno que
sea. tiene 81 limite. que nj pn.ds
al debe exteuderse fuera del tAs
mno do 10 propIedad, cusD Ia -
ersts de- obrss de tau alto pnrtt ;
|. ,Orss en- qn- eAIa preClB0 mveftl
sp IN ss suO0IlUGrs q lts rt0UEe !,
con que cuentau los sgeionltoIes,
sleDdu sdemAs imposlb . que caab
oual CoDtnbnJe era sn pr0poFclNn
b halO qne Ia de disfrutar Onn IL
nueva msjJrs, poTqns cate bene-
tiClo es iDCalcula bic III priocipio y
relative empire, y la quota que 90
II tentase tliaE nunCa seEiA eQuita.
iva.
Por otra paTtc, L. asoclaci6n pa
81 este nn no eR probable que lie
CARA 4 C0nstituIFse, en- raa6n 4 Que
no q t0dos lee sfecta q inteReaa "a
g'ad0 igual ia msjora de que Ae
tfsta nnos p'Opiet.Elus extrena
Ian sus esfnsEsos pUr vera TeaIi
sada, y otrUs, lntSI medios, - mega
Ian 4 ayudaEls, y On a., s6n eD cl
esEO our T. dos = aseptssen no po-
dslRa EsRniE u caDltAl a0eial ana.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
LA RECTIFICACION
DEL CENSO ELECTORAL

La GaSsta de hoy publica el pro.
yeCto do ley relative & las eleCcio
nea muniCipales y provinciales On
Ouba y Puerto Rico, CON las mo di
ticaciones y pEoCedimieDtOs acor'
dados poF el Gobierno, disponieD.
10 que deben quedsr termiDadol
IN Ell plaso de noveDta dias todor
los expedientes judiciales de re
clamaOion que % formnlen quin.
ce dias despu6A de pnblicada e.
to Ley en- 10 oaestG, y declarans
10 ateDCion prefrTeDte de los TIL
ounales Il servicio extEaOrdinarlu
qoe % les spc0mienda.
RacoFdamoa & puestrOa amigos
de5rF er que De eDCuenyFsD
ts bhrto Ell plaAo, como 20 10 ests J,
ara psesentar ieeIam aCiooss de
20 usl6n = exclusion de eiec' OFss
IaRa t0da Glaze de elscciones, d.
<esti0nar 10 iDelnal6n en- Ell seDao
10 EOdOs sQueiloa corre.igiODariO'
lue no spaiecen e. & 1, teI ieBdO de-
echo, y Ia exclusion de los elect0
60 adversaIiOs que fRurtn On Il
mao tin reunir Codas las condiciO.
'es qus IL icy exige.
Hn el pr6ximo n6melO reproducl
remoa las Rea ~ o deDes que co
mn loan los Realea DecIetOs Eela
avos { cate Asuhto, ssi o. mo oil
proyeeto de Ley, cue 90 obligatOriO
desda hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26

tei msndo pues temia one Ia rebe.
ion estsllase IDmediats mente; Pc
70 fuvO one nrascindir de- elt0e. y
an Ju In d 1879 tom6 possession d.
tan im portante destlpo.
Pocos dfas neceat6 para com.
o'ender Ia g-avedad en- que 20 err
'nntrabs aquei dapartam sutn, y
1Fgentemente di5 ouenta de ello Q
@ lbernador General. Quien inme.
atamente 80 trsslsA6 { aqueIls
rovincis. Dosde Santiago de Co
~. lns fos @ 4ner@lee FecorPIe'ou {
'sbailo las inrisdlnc'ones de- 6aar
Anamo, "a sua de T namo, NJ Avar'
Ab j., H Hllguin, 7 mas 0i0srs
onntos donds eI n0vimIentO insu.
'reoional debia muy pronto levau.
tae 10 eAbesa.
Por razones y temores que no
son del caao, no se pud0 autoFIxs1
81 General @polsvleIa para hscer
quiuce 8 veluts pFlslonea ds loa H..
tes prinoipales del movimIento ou
- 10 qua el Oomsndsnte General
te la provlnnla de Cuba solicitaba
an gran inte'es, pues tenia Ia se-
gu'idad de qua con esta madlda se
Dodria, 81 no evitar en- absolute el
novimlento revoluoionario, por lo
nenos qnitarle oasi toda 81 impnr
sancIa porque aunQue alguns par
sida salIera al cam 10, 10 hsria sin
l-fes. Dsonto, por 10 tanto, ssrfs
axterminads.
OOu cInno dias de antioipa "i6r
avis6 ell General Polavitja oficial
nente & Ia p,ime'a Aut rridad d.
Q Isla ell iia eu que el movimlentC
ns0rreccional debia efectu arse, ,
efectivamsnte, en- la noche del 2.
Al 25 salieron Las paEtidas en- In ju
risdicci6n de Hoiguin, siendo Q,
lefe n cabecllla Bslisarlo Per slta
El 26 f0eron 6stos seoundados el
m smS poblaci6n de Santiago d.
Cuba por los csbecillas Guillerm,
Moncads, Jos6 Maceo = Rafael
hermsnos de Antonio, y otros va
rios jefes, slguiendo a los pocos dia
leva tam'antos en- Guantanamo
JiSusnf. Msysri y Baracoa
| Ofnvencidos I'll I'm de que la
medldsa de beniRnidad y faquez
p 20 dsban los Tesultados que "a 90
, oonian. se au'orlE6 al General Pol
, vieja 4 emplear el rigor, y los n
P su.tados proclsmaron el aclerto d.
= one hab.a pedldo la autoriEacl6
=. desde I'm principle.
Ell Esta insurreccjon. que emDeE
e con mas alientos y con mas przctl
: ca en- los insurrectos que Ia de Va
? Irs, y que en- IN principle contab
. con una gran parte de los elemeu
q Itos que tanto nos habisn syudad
& nosotros en- la primera campaha
, ssta segunds lnsurrecci6n llev6
8 la manigus, segan los datos ofieis
s Les, ocho mil y picn de PERSONS
. entire ellss mas de $500 hombre
Armsdos de fusiles, Qued6. si
embargo. complsta mente termina
is & 'os dles meses. grAcias {
, gran energfa desplegada."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
i ESQ 0s MdInO Gomez

He reproducido en sue eolum.
nas parte de 10 rrensa provincial
una csrtA del llamado geneTolssi
mo de los reheldes separaIissAs
Mlximo Gomez, euyo Iexto es la
mayor de las iniquid1dss. Apa'
rses sssrisa en- Cuba. , 81 lesr:s
40 hay de seguro un sOrsx6n rec
to que deie dc sablevArse llene
de legitimA indignAci6D.
Ese coudilio dominicaro, ineo'
rregible perturbador do 10 Isla d.
Uubs, que dehe teneP 10 eGneien
eia mas durA que no pe1ernal
zee pretenso H6sytdGOy 10 AueStrI
Perla del GoIfo Msji;ano, qu'
mejor % essAria en- "a pro
Oio pais, ..ocupado en- aFreglArly
endsresar 10 que por alb nseeai-
tadc ande dc arrs9lo 8 dereehu.
70 ess mismo MAximo Comes
que no hAce adm muehOs siioI
proelamsba con patesica entons'
ci6n que Cuba no podfa smaD
aparse del dominic sspanol, b
tenido 10 incali6eeble osadiA d.
estampar en- 10 eartA 4 que alu.
dimos 10 siguisnts, digno %
o del alma tenebross..ds su au
tor
A los dsminic0nOs, que GprOUs
chen; que 50 GsGcor les hG de GA
Ter. No dsjGrsEoS Gaia UiCG
dfui.
Vase. en- n'preSencia de esto. CO
mo zee Maximo Cones, que el
ira sarta escrits POGO sntes 90
Q de EeferenciA Ilsmsba con in
fernal sArca.mo So p0tTiG Z DUe'
trs Ia de Cuba. .oplA , Hliza =
tu.go de 10 nefsndA insurreeeio
sOsrAtists, hAci6ndose una vel
mGs acEeedor & tremenda expis
:'6n. no porque ls impulse, no. E
xcluaivo eosnto irVealisahIe pro
osito- que lOs ojaloterOs labO
rantes y toda gu compares Apelli
Ism ain duda GpicO, hsr6ico, subll
ms, etc-de 10 independeEcis de
eubapo territorio.
lQaG dispsrats | Esgrime NJ
xim0 Gomez cTiminAles arDa
contra RspsAa en,los esmpca d.
grsDde AD.iIIa... lpGya GrTUimGi
d <sta On prOCcchO de los prOduc-
torres De 0sticGr d0minic0nOsN
81. grisa como IN ensrgGms
40 Msximo Comes que eaisl
Cuba en- los Ahismos de % desc
sci6D, psrA que { ga costa % en
riquesea Santo Domingo
Diganos. digaEos Iealmsnts .
Iector si no % esto 10 iuiquidAC
mayor de Les iuiquidAdss.
IY habra, dsspu9s de sse opro.
bio, IN solo eubAno que simpAticI
con MGximo Comes y sus exeera
bles dsEignioe, y se tsnga al mis-
mo tempo por vsrdAdero AmanlI
de 10 TERRA En- que naci6 ?
1 Habra, en- I'm, M solo hjo d
CUBA en- eDyOs lAbioS no Vibre,
.D9rgica y terrible, una maldl.
ION de sterna TesonAnsia pArD
Mkximo Comes ?
IQu9 vsrgusnEA |
IQu6 bAld6n |
tQe9 ignominis /!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
Ell GRIM EN-
DEL CAPTAIN WHO
Como fue la aeresion.

OOIIlO Tue td dSFSSlOIis
Desde las primeras horas de ID
maiiana { dine 81 Liberal hal'a
haae aver 49, ca 10 S.la ne esoe'
"a de Ia O 4Ustania q 4nerAl de Ma
itid uD Official del Ej6rcito, OspitGt
ie IofantAEia, d. Primitive Oiav'io
q1e SO paseaba trsnquilamente, str
lar 10 menor muestrA de impacien.
ola.
Estaba e'persndo que llegara ID
bora en- que. seg6o le hab(sn d.
cho, acostumbraba reclbir el Oapi'
tan General.
Etc sali6 del edlficio para ir & Ia
orden, = volvi6 de Palaolo minutes
antes de las once.
Entre tanto, el Caplt6n Olavijo
habiA intentsdo yer en- Ia Oapitania
: otro general. = no 10 hsbia con
'eguido, porque sqo6', abrumsdo
por otros Quehaceres mas imDor
tan tes, no habia podido reCibir .
quien, se96n sus informes, no iba
4 0cupsIse en- asuuto de inter6s.
Y es que ell capitAn Olavijo era
"a bastante ConoCido, y aCaso NO
muy favorablemente, en- Ia Capita.
nia general.
Su Caracter, su g6nero de vide,
sus processes, habian arrojadO s0bre
su hoja de servioios una nota que
le tavOrece POGO clertamente.
T0do esto se saba en- aQuella CO .
90.
Por ESQ se encontraba POGO agra
dable 81 vista.
d CspItan OlAvijo, cuando supo
que debia esprrar largo ratio, st hs
Oia de- YER al general Primo de B
vera encend 6 un cigsrro purO }
So seOto & funsrlo tra0Quilsmeute
HallAndose del mOdo in0icadc,
psso por squella eataocia an COro
'nel dc ejesci o. vessido de paisaDn
ante cnya pretencia II dos los d
siAles 80 pusier0n en- pie y ealuda
ron mililarmente, 4 excepci6n del
eItudo cap lan, que sIgui6 fumand
n ~ asient0 sin goardar l0a pre-
eptos de In Ordenanga.
no dej6 estO de lamar Ia steu
sion del OorOnei, quisO, voivieDdt
1 passr por la mlsma habitaoi6p,
hacienda obsesvacion id9ntica, 81
dlrigio vi que permaneCia aentado
dlci6ndole:
No se moleste usted, seioF of.
Cial.
El Ospit&n sbauion6 entonces ~
,dmoda pcs nra ) salu46 mlit T.
ntnte,
Lnego voIvi6 & ohupar tranqui.
ameOte "a tabaCO, y { barsjat ALA
% 80 cerebro las ideas y los pYop0
Iitoa siDiestFos quo con tel deei
non. sin dnda alguna, aCariCiabs.
Y asi espero tEanQnilsmeute hss
. los ones de la maAans, hoEa en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
EN- LA FORTALEZA.

e ComitG'' Central de nuestro
Partido pas6 o. % 1 la Real For.
talesa con oil prop6sito. que reali-
s6 digoameute, de aa'udar 81
Exemo Sr General G1mir, dan
io;e p'Gsemss por "a felix llegSdH
( estas playaE. y rendirIe sincere
tsstimonio de adhesi6u.
NHessra ilussre primers AU.
torldad Fscibi6 muy complacida 4
sus asentos viaisantes. moatrAn'
dose ademks aItawente reeouoci-
do & sue patrioticas mAnifestacio.
uss.
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de los puertos del Norte de Espa
de, 6 su venids, los diAs. indIcados
ys, del 10 oil 20 y de re0reso, dsade
este puerto, del "A al rs de dichc
mes.
GraciA que no duda alesnSar ssta
OkmaTa del roconocIdo cello y Teetr
Iuioio de v B., en- San Juan de
Puerto Rloo { veints de Junlo de
NIL ochoclen.ns Uoveuta y nlnce.
Exemo. Sr.-El presidante, C6Rdi
10 Carols "A S,arsts-lo Genera
occidental, 6aIvGdeE Bavi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
Ell SR. ECHENlQUE.

Con motive de haber sido aver
Il Santo de este alto y digno fun.
ionATio, se vi6 concurridisima 10
Ialendencia. habiend0 Aeadido 0
10 ieisar sl 81 E.benique las Ao-
oridAde., mueh1s miiisares, Otro
'nplesdos de Ia A tminissraeiot
iviI y TODD el personal de Ha-
.ienda.
FL SrIIntcn jense recibi6 in6ni.
dad de obseQuios, y . % vel
,tendi6 con sxquisita 6o'ss 4 To-
oncurrenses, repart ead1.ss du
ee, lisores , tAbAcos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
EKCMO. SENOR
MINIsTRo On uLTRAMAR.

La Ckmssa Onslal De Ocmss
90, Industria , Nsveesci6n o.
naa Juaa &C Puerto Raeo, an,
v. n enn el oebidc Frspeto 80
poEef q e, en eOmuDieses6n f..
ella einso uel ss'uSl, cue - b.
se1v Do oiEIgiF ) ssts CADsFa .
Cnsa Dc los Sc ,. 3 bnnos de- b
aqlsea, sgsnt-s o. . Ompan >
9sseaIAatiea 80 esta Anti ., tTsDs
oribleDd- % osblsgR. me- QDe le
sapidi0 sl 3 Marques d. ComiIlss
o. vsspte = Bpsvs 0. hslO 6tiDCI
ha " nidO en- sOb oeimieDt0 DE- GO'
- 81 - Dc sUpstm'S, poE ssaIss ~
saIsa6ss j. Ell ed o" menaBa
atIssta, RsMsG9 eeMsssiai. cue .
eslas Ieei6 p4s R1~ O den d. Due.
" Dc ARosio de nil o. hoeientOl
nesslts J saAtRO, sAtss santandes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26

V 6ae en- squel momento el resul
tado de 10 viO,entisima, trkglca Y
sangrienta escena.
ri general Sanchez Gomez, que
tenia una peQuefla heEida en- ls
oaheGa y uFa confusion en- In es-
palds, 80 CibR,6 ismedi stame Dte
~uxll ar al CapItAD gene raj, On
hAbia oaido pesadAmsRte y AsiA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
oAoarA OshoY.

Rea'ea 0rdeDss , ppageeto de ley
DO Qns 90 habasn q etia pAlIa
The Opelousas courier., 1895-11-02
Les Femmes ct lie Marriage Ell Chine.

Les Chinoises, a ce quill parait, ne
cousiderent les maIis que CONNIE I'm
NAL necessaire ct Sen passent lie plus
possible. Dams CO but, elles Torment
meme DIES clubs diriges contre les en-
treprises DIES pretendants ct les exigen
ces DIES epoux. LIE prefet de la circons-
criptinn de Kwang-Chau.Fu a Cru de-
vOir supprimer c-s associations ct il Ia
fait par Pedit suiyant, qui nou dispense
de tout c0mmentaire.:
lies clubs de femmes sont interdits.
C'est IN fait reconnu que. dams les GER
cles de Nauhai, Panyu ct SchuD, la po-
pulation feminine eprouve Inc aversion
iDsurmontable a regard du marriage.
II arrive que des femmes mariees de
sertent lie foyer conjugal pendant des
annees entieres ct vivent chez leurs pa
rents ct dams des clubs; 81 lie mari re-
elaine son epouse, celle ci So suicide ct
les parents portent plainte contre l6-
poux, de sorte quill prefere, en- gene
raj, a sa femme. J'ordonne,
par consequent, que les clubs soient
ferm6s ct que les femmes mari6es
reintegrent le domicile conjugal d'ici
a I'M mois. Je punirai severement les
contraventions a cette ordonnance ct
je ferai reconduire les epouses rebelles
d leurs maris par mes gendarmes."