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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
YALE COLLEGE.

"A Gratifying Increase Noted in the
Medical Department.
The music, art and medical depart
ments of Yale opened yesterday An
although the exact figures are not
available In the medical school the
to four years, and it was feared that
the membership would be small The
increase is very gratifying. In The art
school a fellowship of $500 is offered
for the most satisfactory full length
drawing from the nude. 1t will he
awarded at the close of the present
school year. The music department is
under the supervision of Prof. Parker
of this city, and Prof. Sanford Of
Bridgeport.
The following members of 1900 are
candidates for the freshman eleven:
For positions back of the line: Flint,
Russell, Stetson, Winter, Walker, Luce,
Williams, .Hogle, Carey, Davis. Thorpe,
Buell. Capin, w. Walker, Bartlett, En-
rich, Corwin, Brinley, HartWell, Tihomp-
son. Gregory, Graft, BALDWIN, Freeborn,
Ellsworth, F'iske, McKelvey, Morton,
Warren, Lindenburg, Sullivan, Phillips,
Douglas, Gleason, Grub, Sinons, Ord
way, Oglespay. For linesmen: Wells, A.
NJ. Bell Ehle, Dashiell, Miller, Coivo-
coresses, Logan, MCGEE, HEM, Nc
Cutchan, Young, Allen, Heach, KEEL
logg, Mcbride, Mccormick, Crane, Del
JoT n
Kennedy, Wickas, Greenaway, Sher-
rill, Grouse, Miner, Boardman, Hall,
IIubbell, Ermley Green, Stookly, A.
w. Bell, Morton, Mossman, Ward,
Cook, Nugent, Jeffrey, Learey, Will
liams, Carver, Lownds, Mcconnell,
Brock, Kellogg, Schweppe, Stone.
Trainer Keene Fitzpatrick has taken
charge of the candidates for the Yale
track team. He will train them for
the fall games, which will be held at
the Yale field, about October 25. The
list of candidates in full follows: leo
yard dash. Warren '99 S., f. ]. Ely
'97 s.. H. r. Smith 1900, c. c. Canary
'99 S., Gleason 1900, F. ]. Anderson, c,
Bentley 1900, A. c. Smith 49, T. w
Tenney '9S, T. G. Waite '9S s., R. E.
DeBerys '97 s.; 4O0-yard run, Noyes '99
DaIlam '99 s., F. D. Cheney 1900, F. s
Male 1900, r. johnson 1900, A. c. Drew
'9T s., J. C. Brooke '98, s. Mel. Buck
ingham '99; 220-yard hurdles, T. H
Spense, P. r. Porter; one mile run, G.
3. Clark 1900 H NJ. Rowntes 1900, NJ
Mills 1906 r. Wilson '99, Oliver '99
Twichell 1900, C. H. Walker '99, C. K
Palmer '9s s. Buckingham, W. Ehricf
'sS: sSO-yard run, L. e. Ridgway '9S s.
L. S. Treadwell 80 s, Mann, W. E
Stanley '99 s., N. B. Beecher '9S; one
mile walk. P. P. Adams 1900; 12O-yart
hurdles, H Baker IS; bicycle, T. n
Anderson '9S s., putting 16-pound shot
a L. Gale 1900: pole vault, C. NJ. Perry
1900, R. Clapp '99 s.; broad jump, H. t
Weston '9S s.; hurdles. H. I. FentoI
'99.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
Erief Mention.

High water to-day at 6:35 p. m.
Limo Lavender for rough skin.
Buy a new house-R, e. Baldwin.
Houses to let. e. M. Clark, AZ Church.
Loans, insurance-Chas. Wilson & Co.
The game law was off yesterday and
at an early hour in the morning hunters
were out securing the woods in quest Of
gray squirrels.
Landlord William H. Garde of the
Hotel Garde, this city, formerly of Mer-
iden, hearing that some one in Meriden
had some money to wager on the pres
idential election, has sent word to
friends in Meriden that he will wager
$4,000 to $1,000 that Mckinley will be
elected, or he will divide the money up
into wagers of $500 to $50
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
GENERAL MILES CLOSE CALL.

The Pole of His Carriage Broke in a
Dangerous Place-Men Rush For
ward to Sieze the Horses.
San Francisco, Oct. General Mel
son A Miles, in command of the army,
narrowly escaped death yesterday
General Miles, accompanied by party
of friends, was returning from the Cliff
house to this city. The road leading
down to the beach is quite steep, and
when about half way down the pole of
the rockaway in which General Miles
was seated, broke. The horses plunged
forward, throwing the driver under the
wheels, slightly injuring him. Before
the horses could run, however, Colonel
Kimball and Mr.. McKittrick jumped
from the carriage and seized the horses,
holding them until the general could
alight.
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Local Weather Report.
Mean temperature. Sc.
Max. Temperature. ID.
Min. temperature. IS.

Mean temperature. g.
Max. temperature. 66
Min. temperature. IS.
Precipitation. 0 incnes.
Max. velocity of wind. l4-NW.
Accumulated excess OF daily mean tenn
perature since January /. 200 degrees or an
average daily excess or $ degrees.
Total deficiency IN preclpitatlons since Janu-
ary ], 603 inches.
u, G. MEY ERS. Observer.
Note--A minus sign IL prei1ed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
A ''1" in connection with rainfall indicates
a trace Of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted ami resulting Depth OF
water not known.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
ALL WEEK
INTEREST.
INSTRUCTION.
INVESTMENT.

Interesting -unusual size, in
dividual character, striking
beauty. Mstruetzve-in style
teachings, fresh insight into
resources of masterful mer-
chandising. h0estmeut- the
savings gained from scientific
store-keeping cannot but be
the soundest investments.
Piano Recitals.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

Particular attention is called to the
superior train service to Worcester and
Boston via Springfield and Boston and
Albany railroad. Through trains of
buffet parlor cars and coaches run
through without change. leaving New
Haven at ITO a. m, with sleeping
cars, II 05 a. M, LOS p. M, LA p. M,
and $50 p. m. The Boston and Albany
has the smoothest roadbed in this coun-
try and it is a pleasure to ride over
that line. Of If
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
"GINGHAM" SALE.

The Daughters of the King connected
with the Church of the Ascension, Dav-
export avenue and Ward streets. held a
bingham" sale at the residence of
Mrs. George F. Coe, 1877 Davenport ave-
nue. last evening, with pleasing finan-
cial results.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
Dressmakers' Supply Sale

Have shown you how little,
reliable, dress-making sup
plies can be sold for-with
created obborfnnztzes.
Going to get your share I
Better be in the squeeze
Piano Recitals.
Dress Shields. every pair warranted.)
Pure Gum Dress Shields, all sizes, &C pr.
Stockinet '' '' " " &c.
Pure Gum, Cambria Covd, all sizes,
&c. pair
Pure Gum, Namsook cov'd, all sizes,
Pure Gum Black China Silk cov'd,
all sizes, TIC. pair
Pure Gum Figured Silk cov'd, white,
all sizes, I2c. pair
and blue silk, nc. pair
Pure Gum, Stockinet Covered, &c pair
Pure Gum Malley, Nicely & Co.'S
brand, every pair guaranteed.
No. 2, Sc. pair; No 8, Ioc. pair; No. d,
I2c pair.
Corset .SteclS.
Corset Steels hook, inch back
protected from end to end, sc. pair
Corset Steels, hook, inch
cork back, &C. pair
| Sateen Covered Corset Steels, &c. pair
Kid Covered, I" {" &c. pair
| Corset Steel Protectors, &c. each
! Corset Sides, &C. pair
| Piano Recitals.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

Yale students will find our ware
rooms the headquarters for pianos to
rent. We have the largest assortment
in the city, many in oak cases to match
the students room furnishings Prices
reasonable. M. Sonnenberg Piano COM
pany, sol Chapel street. s23 If
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
A NIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs.

A beautiful night blooming cereus,
with seven blossoms, was in bloom
last evening at the residence of Mrs.
Landfear, 125 st. John street. Many
people called during the evening to
see the beautiful and fragrant bios
SONS.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
Art Embroidery Annals.

AFt=ElHDrOlucFy Annals
The art-embroidery exposi-
ton, now again under the skill
ed guidance Of Mrs. Milton
Smith, with whom most of you
are personally acquainted.
Dainty color arrangement,
delicate work, the pitch Of
art-embroidery perfection fol
lows naturally.
$500 Pillows, $3.25.
Bureau Scarves, a5c. and $50.
Open Edge Bureau Scarves.
SIC. and 3oc.
Pillow Shams, 25c., soc.
Trays, rec, 25c, 4Sc., and 75c.
Applique Pillow Squares, 25c.
Piano Recitals.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
A POPULAR LANDLORD.

Landlord Houlihan of the Grand
Central hotel at Newtown entertained
several of his New Haven friends, who
were visitors at the fair yesterday.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

Business kept right UP, by keeping
business down, at Oak Hall. See the
coat bargains.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
"I,et us Take Your Measure,

"Let Us Take Your measure"
For an all-wool business suit for $500.
and upward, or a pair Of trousers from
81 and upward NORTON & SON,
Tailors and Clothiers, IA Center street.
Oct1 st.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

All wool black clay diagonal over
coats $4.9S, at Oak Hall, 81 Church
street.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

Oak Halls immense childrens stock of
clothing. Boys all wool suits $124 up.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

Mems all wool black diagonal suits
$7.25-at Oak Hall, 81 Church street.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

silk lined overcoats for $1,000 at Oak
Hail. 81 Church street
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RENOMINATED.

Congressman Russell's Fifth SUCCESSIVE
Nomination.
Norwich. Oct 1.-THE Hon. Charles
E. Russell WAS unanimously renominat-
ed to-day at the convention of the re-
publicans of the Third congressional
district held in this city.
This is the fifth time in succession
that Mr. Russell has received the nomi-
nation for congress from this district
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

Mems black cheviot suits s4.9S at Oak
Hall.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

Children's all wool suits $1.24 up, at
Oak Hall, 81 Church street.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

Mems working suits 1898 at Oak Hall,
81 Church street.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

All wool black cheviot mems pants
$50 worth $3.50, at Oak Hall, 81
Church street,
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Hall, 81 Church street, if you want to
save money.
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aomrmal and Guarier.

THREE MONTHS, $3.50; ONE MONTH, %
CENTS; ONE WEEK, 10 CENTS SINGLE
COPIES, CENTS.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02

All wool black clay diagonal mems
pants $1.93 at Oak Hall, 81 Church
street, worth $500.
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WEATHER. RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPAitTMENr.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OFrHE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Oct. l, 1895. y. IN.
Forecast for Friday-For New England
and eastern New York: Partly cloudy ana
slightly cooler weather with northerly winds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08

Territorial por los cuales Sc uIan-
da guardian y cumplir 10 dispues-
% por el articulo IA de Ia ley de
presupuestos vigente, ordenan-
dose Ia constitution del nuevo
juzgado dc Utuado con este ter
'n'no municipal y los de Ciales,
AdInntas y Lares; por consecucn-
cia de clio quedan segreeaGos del
Distrito dc Arecibo los dos pri-
meros t9rminos y los dos restan-
t S De os 1.stritos De Pom e y A
s iaal'a res spect'vam2ntc ii uz-
ltdo qoe Va 4 consutujrse Yuela
d d;rr.to 4 l. A1iieocia de 10 Cri
musi *!o MayaAjjaz, y para dc
m ue0arjo SC nonirr4, con e1
car .t.r &c interioo, al Lcdo ID
R4f}-l VjIIabona oh4'aI y letra-
% le Ia Scoretaria de gobieTnc
te a'cha Aud,crcia Territorial
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BIOU3Z\ PHGU ARIA.

En- unO de nuestrOs ultImOs nj
meros, y tomandolo del estado
que ACADIA de publican en- la Ga
cetu la Intendcncia General dc
Hacienda, por acCerdo de Ia
Junta Provincial de RegistroS y
hmIiIaramientos, apUn'amos e
total de :abezas de ganad@ caha
llar, mu}ar. asnal VacunO, Lanai
cAbFjo y de cerda que existe t.
II | ,Ia diatribuido a au vez t.
otros totales por c)asiIicacjonr.
de etad y dcstinos del g4naJo
Nalnos i yer aA0ra Il mumern
de cabczas con que cucnta cad2
tcrmino municipal.
S}pne d continuation
Capital $50 Bayam1n 9 646;
Caro!iaa OSLO; Dorado i o24;
Lola zIo7; N4ranji5o 3,Q04
RIO 4rauoc 125S; Klo ple ca~
1'5' e., '''' Tr";,1.n i-,>'' 9, .,i,n = 80
C-c,,.S ; 6 1920, Aonas Lnenas
; & Cayrv or CjarI ;
'"l 49, C;.rao1 - 55l. i,.o
.r~,'-'... - -I65: Ia9@' XIX
lan..rio , o22 Arecibo ~
Can.v 3l5; fIeuI. 0I45
q b sar'.3. 2-Il. U.ua.lo
n 6-2; N.r,. 7.23; BARGE
H.. ttr R,rl., "a 2t'..
l. , 100 Co.o,a. 655s : Mora
v. 6z56 !; Neg4-a.,4 4tIo: W.
o3 4.ia 1900 AquadI.ja 52I4
Gu.ada 22I2; Isabella 53l4
.1r.s 2eII. Sq1 5rh9glr49
Mi Soe \Tnc., ,-,6 N3va.
ajirl z5t8: A62sln 2217: Ca
borfoio 1tO,2 Horni'corrns
mil ISL; Laias 1926 Ia, Ma
rIas 1880; NIaricao $40 Kln
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08

.n'raci6n, y toda la prensa euro
pea puso de relieve e poder y la
Arrogancia de aquel pals.
kspa a, en- POGO m de un
a1o, repetimos, ha trasladado
loscientos mil hombres a 1900
leguas, en- l>s barcos de una sola
de sus empresas
Pueblo que levanta de esa ma
nera su espirltu, y que realiza ta-
les sacrihcios, nj t;ene el pensa-
nlento de cejar en- 81 empge3a, nj
'puede SCI vencido.
Hoy la paz Sc We va cercana.
Los rebeldes serln en- breve Ian
zados de la provincial de Pinar
del RIO, cuyas alturas han tenjtc
va que abandonar, imposib,lita
dos de verilcar nuevas correr1as
por Ia trocha de Mar.el 4 Mai9-
na. Hecho esto, el Ganeta} Woy
lcr ConSidera muChO mas iaCl'
arroiarlos de las proyincils dc l.
FIabaoa y Matanzas, 4 las cuaIcs
no podran tampoco volNtr, por
que Sc esta hacienda ineXpugna-
bic la Inca militar de T1car0
Moron, con un fuerte De kii6me
tro en- kil6metro, y con otro5 me
slios dc defensa que l. hacen in
franqueable para las partidas re
heldes.
Lo alizada. la insurrccci6n a
OTiente, pronto nuestras fucrza>
acurlulat as demostraran 4 la in
surrecci0n su impotencia, pc
sar de las auXilios que ha recibi
do y recibe de pceblos envidjo
sos y ricos, que nunca imaglra
ron que la Nacion hjspana er;
Icapaz de tantas energi4s, sin pro
ferir una queja, y s)io anheIos;
de mantener 10 que s;empre !;
ha hecho grande en- el mundo y
respetada por todos j.: el homo
de su bandera y la fuerza dc 81
derecho.
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IN I)EpORTADO.

Ms g. t.r.G.o, a -eblDo muer.
to .or uoa bat tf'oh1 j bordo
lei >apor o>pano. .1cUlIIa al au-
xji14r G5se vaierosame0te 4 un
oaGna frances atacado por NAL
ntcnores afcicanos.
Reyes err conducido, en- union
de otros deportados, q las Cha
larlnaa, y De Gl dice la prensa pc
nlnsular que posela una gran for
tuna y deja dos hernanos militia
res, de los cuales pe,ea uno en-
{ aba contra Ia rnsurrecci6n
Habia ejercido la aboga2fa, y
lie su matrImonio, pues era ca
sado, tcnIa cinco hyos. Ha muer
to joven.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08


S4bemos que el Sr Director
de la Real Soc;rdad Economica
de a AnIgos del 2als visito aver Z
). /. present}ndoIe razoaada
lnstancla relatlVa a la celebration
del primer centenario del sitio de
los ingleses en- 1877, mo.ivo de
etcfna gloria para este pueblo y
los valientes defensores de la in
legridad del torri5orio
El Sr Gobernador acogi6 Ia
p1tri6Ilca idea con gran simpata
y le ofrecio amablemente todo su
apoyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08
d. ~. r.

Con pena nos enteramos de
one ha faIlecido en- ClaIes nues
tro estimado amigo y buer CO
rrehglonario don Vicente Mar
tlnez y Suarez, digno jefe del
Partido en- la mencionada local.
dad.
Era una persona aItanentc
aprecIab'@, y su dcsaparlci6n d. /
niundo dc los vIvo5 tiene sin uu
da que eotris:ecer a cu5nto- c.
nocieron y trataron al Sr Maru
me-.
Desoaa G en- IA aterna g1orsa.
A ~ ao4ue-'4da famllia ul4-
tro Pcoam9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08
E! -tO~pederO
" DOla Maria do Molina ="

Is el nueVo bu1ue de que
IRA que Sc destlna a tsta lsIa,
en- sustituci0n del ReIu0 Marie
C1lyfluu, devueIta Il ia Gonna
MA Trasart5atica =. & i. Or
|..l... ,l-1..so c.<T...7o ,l:.
'''' ''''''''J '''>- '>'''''" 'U''N'i'0'i.
e ~ I''"l e 11riiio8o oarco uc
retefoo~'a, Tie aq"l Il deScrip
con que del acto J del buQue
han comunicado por TELEGRAPH 4
I'm co'eaa de Na8riI.
"Fer.ol 3 OcfnI,r~ 4 terfl Desde
! una DE- Ia taede. lora en- ou. NE
diripl I Ia villa &c Ia Gra6a aar3 ash.
fir t,,ura do! .v;., 4o.nadero
D01z JLayga he K9Lua. no han cesa-
do lie >orosr IL bshia Ia1.has y bo es
lenos de aeote ave BIN en- Ia n.isma
,l.recc.on oae 70.
En- Ias aturas de' monte Br,in 4
ouya f.lda est5n los asti.e.o., nabia
gran genlio.
4 L.s dos Y quinc. de 4 f3rle lie
60 eI cura do IA G m, d. Io-6 M,
ria Fe rer. que De1d.j ia nave.
Poo icsou6s los il .n'er. ID. An.
dtes Comerm y > ..sas49 la1ta-
leiJ die, IN las 0raeues ls-a cue c.
nenzs14n los tr4b JOS 4el .suami IL
t..
En- medic d un rr.fsa sisino 81
lencio quit yonse .oe con.tefcs de a
zapaya. fpnc,onaron FL ci<psrador,
sof3a y 10 gato hijr uijco de senta
toneIaJ9s dc fuefza. y "a awe s. de-
tizo suaVemente cayendo al qua al
propto tempo que el pGbjoo apiaudia
y v'cyoriaba eetruendosamrnte.
Ii Uo9a .IEaysu ae DLohu4 fecorrio
unos 400 metros hscia el interior de
la hermcsa bahia, que esta libre de
t do obstaculo, y ancI6 fcoute a los
astilleros
La nave esta muy bien terminada y
es de corte fnisimo v de bonita f0rma.
En- ella ondean las banderas espahola
v de la casa constructors.
Los ingenieros y los propietarios de
Ios aH'lI'eloS ~ nan sio0 'nuy lelic''adoS
Po, q 0ucu e"''o Hc Id ootduula'
Ila" aSis'1Go al a0F0 muchos Jeies y
o'iI,"'eS NC M d'iiid
FL o&'Co ue"e u metros &c eSlo'a' :
ot!lo y @5 CedtililetOS oe manga y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08

Las notlcias que contiene ell ante
rior despacho, dice FL Impartial )"
indican que en- Manila reinan buenas
lmpresiones y que ia reoelibn no tie
ne hasta ahora grande importancia
Las crueldaces cometidas pot los re-
bedes. prueba dc la fcrocidad carac-
te,lst ca de los CobardeS, hacen ms
triStes los sucesos ocurrldoe; pero con
sueia yer como el espiritu espafioI ha
sabido contencr la acometlda dc las
h )rdas, en- -crrando a estas en- un cir
cu!o del que no han logIado eseapar.
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Los Sus0SOS dc FiIiDilaS.

r, r or -, r
%' 1"FP''I 'E"E, " NA ddl ~ lC
cha IS de Octu0re PPdo' publ
ca e! Slguiente deSplcho telegra
tlcO eXpedldO en- POrt-Sald :
la l"gado este puerto el Vapor
fra0ces Vllle- Clotal que sallo Ell
Ola IS ae oepuenofe dc Mania.
II ND ado con Pa>aJSfoS que we
nc" e'' o9'@ '@'0o J que 60 o'o''o uld
= 'ooh7foi' /" Cdpl'dI Cel Aich'Pie
l = II 'P'""'
% 0i.' \ 'e 6 "'''''I'o nc &c
oe'., 6 d '0 ) " 4 WV
- - Il y ""o' 100 que ne :
''@1 I"'"es IL o'A'c''i',' d"'@lo' y no
'l'''' 81 "1V" 01'o0o &c 0ol''ei Va
io''
'1'S '''u'.'N'o''@7 - e.o'''' u
'''' P'''''ef"S 'Po''Cl0neS [''Ii'4
- go genera 0'dt'o 'ue'on i'f mar
u ~ o"'u"'''d7' d ID 19 500 Io''lo' 6
y oi'' &c 1909 que se l18' 'efoa 81
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ne -'.'te1'e.. .e"-ate tfe*tedo
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'a'aa col I'n Q 4c'ef1o y en- ac'4' que
= el' q huyo' dtJd3do eli q cam
% 50 "omofea mue'5o7 Los hs"d $
i'7 tuViefoh loS reNe'1eS Pas4n DC
I2o'
La FeoeIdlA esFaoa concentrate, a
Ia fe:ha dc estas notlolas' en- linus y
en- ollanS'
DIoes9 que no hay uhanln'dad en-
ire los i"sufrectoS fespecto recono-
graves conH'ct's entfe eIIos por estar
diVIdlaoS en- dos Oand s. cada uno dc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08
LOS SUCCESSES DE CUBA.

Fuerzas del desta acamerto de Ia
Costa y guerrillas de la Puerta de Il
Giiira, en- combination, sorprendier n
el q la prefecture del Guayabo Vie
10, Pinar de- Rio, hacienda 6 niue. tos
y apoderandose de tcrcetolas y cf; G
tOs.
FL coronel Segura Sc apodsro cl
d1a II, por sorpresa, de- la garganta
de la Iona Soro1, ha iendo al enem
60 d muertos.
Passionate &c Ia entfa d. de las
Tomas, comenzo "a construction dc
algunos atrincheramncnto, en- ia me
seta, siendo iigeramente hootllzado
por el cnemigo.
Ell dia "a del jo al battalion DE- Ia
mora pfotesiendo los trabajos, y sa
lio con ell resto de la columna a prac
ticar recono@m'entos hacia c. lnte
rior de las Tomas, !IeSanuo a Bra7o
Nohal, Iona de Sofoa, punto desde
donde Sc dlstinguen aulbos mares.
Al regresar Sc encontro el battalion
de Zamora, que sostenia nutri 10 fue-
go, y apresurand0 i paso entio en-
comOate !udo con eaemtGo mum :ross
que desde Brazo Fuerte y Mira Gle
los pretencia pasar eI valie de Soroa
Visto ell empen) deci4ido que te-
nlan los rebelde; Ell forzar ej paso lt
ataco con cnergIa, re~hazahdolo has
ia Mira Cielos y regfes4ndo la coium.
ma a sus posicioncs hasta el anoche
Ger.
Durante la noche el enemigo tiro
teo Ios trabaj jadores.
El IS po la mahtn intentl IRON lo
rebeIdeS fprzar el paso, con flria J
en- gran III nero, siendo rechazados J
pcrss guidos. oe>ando el fAego al me
dio dla.
FL combate ha sido encarnizldo }
+. enemgo d ,jo en- poder de nues
tras tlopas o. nneroS y varias ar
mas.
Por la forma de batirse Sc supon,
que sus bajas sean mucho mas consi
dcrables
Los nuestras fueron FL de trop4 y e
teniente Moral, del uatallon de Meri
da, muertos, varios heridos, entire clio
el captain de Malorca, senior loren
te, los c4pitanes de Merida, sem
Alfonso Giro, Rodriguez. Rodrigue:
Brngas, ten.eates del mismo cuerpo
Veiasco y Rabasa. Ademas, vafi~
CUntuSOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08

-.
campos.
Por esfO nr1ldente ser3 OneI
no arrumba 81 Dou Grand su
rae-nehro;,do ci;;ro - CO nrera
- ooatar da n,,a, nar,, neo
81, con diferente tono y letra.
Fscogiendo esta cobIIta, Il otra
parecida, vamos al decir
'G ';;i,'' Id 'Dno@ ~ 's'' es1ep'',7'
u ~ on- ,onar ~ .,.' e,'~on, "a. !,
los Ia1urs IN noIxo' osa .
OtroiaborAotiaImo 6or/)-1 ue
est3 p'd'endo 9 grltos uaa collie
ra->!lri@esc d Cuba he65e dcade
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos. A
FL " Reila Maria CHRISTINA, "

Partio aver para la Peninsula
este hermoso vapor de la Trasat
lantica, al mando del veterano y
honorable Capltao-Inspector dc
la misma Sr. San Elneterio.
Felicidades