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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

Crucero Infanta Maria Teresa" sal
to el cierre de uno de los caiiones, hi
riendo a nueve personas.
Madrid, 24.-Notase poca anima
cion electoral, tanto en- la Corte como
en- tsda la Peninsula.
Les periodicos y circulos politicos
Sc ocupan, con preferential a otros
asuntos, en- discutir 81 convienen 6 no
aIianzas con las nacion~s extraojeras.
Madrid, 25.-En el Consejo de Mi
nistros Sc acordo estahlecer depositos
de carbon para los buques de guerra
en- Canarios, Cuba y Puerto Rico
Sc ha concedido la Cruz dc San
Fernando, pensionada con $500 Pc
setas, 4 los herederos del General
Santocildes.
Sc ha concedido la Gran Cruz de-
Me~ito Militar roja al General Mella
Nueva York, 20 I'm despacho de
Paris trae la noticia de que ha fal'eci
do el Presidente de la Rep1biica Hal
tiana, Hyppolitte, de resultas de ur
ataque le apoplegia- En- la Embajda
DE- dicha nacion en- esta no tienen co
nocimiento del suceso.
Sc ha combinado un tratado d'
alianza entire Inglatera ( Italia
Madrid, 26. -Ha tenido un desen
eace fatal la erfermedad que padeoi
IL sefiol Conde de la Mortera.
Falle io a las ocho de esta noche
El senior Conde, que conserve e
conocimiento hasta morr, diose cuen
ia de que Sc acercab su muerte. mos
trando gran conformidad y entereza
Momentos antes de exhalar el I'll
timo suspiro, dijo al senior Obispo d
Madrid-Alcala
Acaba usted de dirigirme a Dio
La escena cause dolor >profundo e
todos los que rod eaban al enfermo.
/ Is 1ltimas palabras del Cond
fueron estas:
NO he hecho en- toda mi vid
NAL a nadie.
La complication cardiaca tomo II
rapido incremento Sin embarg
vista la gran entereza del enferm'
no Sc temia un fin tan proximo
, A las ocho menos cuarto Sc inic
la asfxia.
Su agonia fue muy corta.
Madrid, 28 "A las tres de la taro
ha sido conducido a la estacion d
Norte ell cadaver del seiior Conde c
la Mortera.
La concurrencia fue muy numeros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05
DIN E no

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entrado Ell este puerto cl mlerco
les, tralo para el Iesoro $1,000
pesos en nuevas piexas dc plata
dc 5 cehtavos, y 10000 en- mo
nedAs dc bronco, Las pf,meFaS
en lugaf del husto del Rcy. os
tcntaa. csgas 'nserlpclones 5 ga
Ileaa~~Ilka is ffaeraa kt<a Ea
Ia otra cara el a>s uio dc kspaAa.
DE essas PeQueh hAs mon dAs. que
soa may boa,tas. debenos ia +,
maestfA j ia .amabs!sdAi del 81
ingendenge.
MI gF4ktaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

Estudiando ell cuadro comparative
que resume el aqua caida cada mes y
cada aiio, Sc We que ell tempo vari
continuamente seg1n los vicntos rel
nantes, que son los que infuyep ma
que eI arbo!ado.
TAmbien he Observable que los afics
gu. mas llueve en- Enero y Febfero Ia
primavera es pobre de lluvias en- este
lugar. Los amos de poca brisa y ma.
viento SUD son los que mas lluevr
aqui.
La manera de Hover en- la costa
Sud de Puerto Rico, durante el sfio de
1895, ofrecio mucho campo al estu
dio. pues Sc han visto cosas algo ex
trafas en- este la gar, donde- general
mente hay pocas variaciones en- el
tempo.
En- Salinas, Guayaua y Arroyo, tan
perjudicados de las secas, los mas de
los amos, el o5 empezo i lover TEN
p.ano y abun lante, en- Ponce llovio
POGO en- la primavera, y de T4llabo+
a Mayagiez sufrieron gran SEGA hast
Septic nbre. siendo c "a par Al 5 0.
de la isia mucho mas favorecida &c
lluvias que la del S. E.. y por fin en
Octubre, Noviembre y Diciembre las
lluvias fueron con exceso en- toda la
isla. causando danos en- varias parfes
En- la luna nueva de SeptiembIe y
cuarto creciente. el cielo estuvo va
rios dias como ahumado y sudsndo. J
a la lena rompio un gran golpe de
liuvia, los primeros dias de Oetubre, y
la luna nueva de Noviembre hasta Ia
LENA, aln fue mas raro tempo por
su modo de Hover tantos dias seq,
dos. y Ell 70 de Diciembre Iiescarparon
mas fuerte les avenidas de los rios
cae-1sando dahos. La carretera de
Ponce Guayama llego ponerse in
transitable causa de las lluvias de
tansos dias segu;dos, y las lluvias de
prim-ros de Diciembre fueron PERU
dictates por la razon de que no hacia
falts Hover sobre moiado
El promedio de los ounce amos
anteriores fue de o4o milimetros.
pero 81 Sc incluye el ultimo, seria ma
yor, alcanzaria 1866.
Durante esos dieciseis amos el ma,
abundsnte fne el afio 1891, que alcan
ss 1925 mi;imetros. y ei mas Pobre
fle el de 1882. que solo hubo en- todo
e. al AS milim-Sros; difereneia Irso
miimetfos.
Ourante ese tempo de lluvia mas
intensa aqui fue la noche del le de
Septiempre de 1888. cuando Ia inun-
dacion. que en- seis y media horas ca
yeron asa milimetros. pero air mas
intensa Tue el dia 5 DE- Diciembse lie
1895, que 80 s. minutes eayeron &
miimetros. Ese dia, haber durado
Ia lluvia cpatro horas, habria csusad
una inundacion mayor que Ia del aho
1888. pefo duro POGO. y esa fue IA
suer'e.
Los vien,os durante el ado 1895 er
IA costa Sud fueroa samhien algo "a
ros, porque no hubo IA hrisa de COS
tumore. reinando los del Sud y Ia cal
ma algo pesada y molesta ca este
lugar.
La temperature no cfrecia nada de
partcular. pues el termomesso ea los
dias mas frins no hAio mas que 4 iSe
een,igsado en- Enero. nj subio ms dc
,se Ga las dias Us calurosos y pc
sados.
Les efectos dc csc tempo 40 fae
ron EAvesaeles para IA agricultural en-
eeaeral El soseeho dc cahl 40 es
n,As aae teguar ca IA costa sud. y
de cafe sampoce tae gEande. segua
infofmcA
FRANCISCO SAIicaS
Raass. barrie BaeAni. knere tSoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05
MUERTE DE UN TITULADO
GENERAL.

Fl General Prats. despues de batir
Maxine Gomez en- Santa
Rita DC Baro. continu6 Ia persecu-
Goa pr el caliejon 'Lengua de Pa
jaro" dispersando al enemign. ha.
ciendoie muertos y eogiendose ) ca.
oalioS
rsrec;an Hancos del enemi 20 yle
s;geio el rastro por el ingenio "Astu-
rias' hassa el demolido ingenio MAR
c :" danie el dia anterior estuvieron
Go aer y Quinsin Banieras
Sc sieion muchas sepulturas reeien
hechas y en- el ingenio habian enrado
mas de 60 heridos
Entre los maertos Sc halla un situ
lado general de gran prestigio entre
elloS
FL enemigo eontinnAba IA Marcia
al pareeer por IA Cisnega. hacia Man.
p .. conde SC supone ess1ha Maceo.
El situlado general QUE mass6 "a
rece Ia sidc Angel Guerra.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05
REFUNDICION.

la dejado De publ,cafse 81
Ttit4,anga por hal,efse refund,
do Ia empreAa DEL misHo. con 81
serviclo de exbiegramas ineiasl
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05
GiOETA DBL 2.

Reales Orlenes; dispoaiendo
que. coa suspension lie Ia conde-
IA que sulre en- este Penal ern
earqae desde hiege Casimlro
Saa& Solano coa destino al EISr-
ciso de Cuba; aprohando el an
|nrpo lie cua,ro meses de Rcen-
Ga eoacelI<io para Europa y con
messso &c easermedaa i y, lose
Fesfer rarrlla Secresario de Sa,
In de essa AaSheneia TerrieorsA /:
aatossaaalo d, Miguel &c To-
jar. Magisraao elecso dc IA An.
dseaela de 10 Crininal dc Reaee.
para cue p@Fmaaekca duranee 70
liAs ca Il peatas0la per motives
dc >ala>l dispoalen2o que para el
aesnogaaleaso de loS naeSes 10
llsFausaF. ea IA pEsaxsaa Eeaoxa
esan h5seal ~ asegneeEea lcS NE
SsNlsates saS las AaliSacsas Ie~
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laaazar,aAArA Il A,len. ean..,A..a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

los intereses generates de la provin
cia. y ofreciendole su decidido apoyo
y ell del Gobierno que representa-, en-
todo cuarto pueda tender al progreso
" bienestar de sus habitantes.
La Corporation acogio con las ma
yores muestras de complacencia el
levantado y patriotico diseurso de
S. E., terminando con este el impor-
tante acto.
La comision de Diputados que a
compafio al senior General Marin al il
al edifcio provincial, fue con el tam
bifn al retirarse la FoItaleza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

$, les contuvo, resultando una accion
victoriosa, pues la fueza nuestra desa-
lojo q los insurrectos la bayoneta
de sus posiciones.
Casi de noche y despues de dos
horas de rehido combate, al intentar
ell coronel Suarez Inclan seguir s Can.
delaria, no Sc atrevieron los insuErectos
a moiestarle en- ell camino.
El enemigo sufrio perdidas tremen
das, teniendo muchos muertos y con-
siderable n1mero de her'dos
Puede asegurarse que las baias de
los insurrectos fueron muy numerosas.
Por nuestra parte tenemos que
lamentar sensibles perdidas: e. captain
Torrojas, de Luchana, y un soldado
muerto. y el teniente Comas, un sar-
gento y diez de tropa heridos.
Del battalion de Tar.fa murieron el
captain Guerrero y tres de tropa, y
tres sargentos y 3S de tropas heridos
Cuatro caballos muertos y 4 heri
dos.
Al teniente coronel Baios, del ba.
talon de Luchana, le mataron el Ca
ballo. @
Ell coronel Suirez Inclan reco-
m'enda al comandante Guerra, de
Tatifa, que mando con decision y
pericia el battalion al teniente coro-
mel de Luchana Sf. Bahos. que con
dos compaiias contuvo al enemigo
Ipor retaguardia; al comandante Rue
d., del escuadron de Vitoria; al ca :
p'tan de artilleria Villarragut, que
contribuv6 mucho al exito y al co.
m ndante Cerreta, q las ordenes del
jefe de la coIumna.
FL general Weyler ha pedido poi
lcable el ascenso a general del co.
ronel Sutrez IDclan, pues q su Jul
clio Sc ha hecho acteedor, por su peri
ia y valor. dicha alta recompensa
FL general Linares tambien ha side
propuesto para una recompensa. pue.
acab6 de dispersar al enemigo dcrro
tado, que trataba de llevarse sus bajas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05
A LA PENfN>ULA

En- ell vapor corr olirecto Gin
dad de Cda1s regresan a ia Pc
nlnsula, procedentes de Cuba, los
Sres Generates Aldecoa y Ma
dan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

No es grande la nota fInebre con
que cierro mi revista, pero hay que
sentir muy de veras la perdida de
hombres irreemplazables, como el
reverendo padre D. Jose Lerchundi,
prefecto de las misiones catolicas en-
Marruecos, donde ha prestado tan
grand.s servlcios a nuestra religion.
Su muerte, ocurrida en- Tanger, ha
sido ALI tan sentida como en- toda
Espaiia. Era arabista consumado y
Ell Granada escribio las obrss "Cres
tomatia arabe" y una Gram tici de
arabe vulgar, de que Sc han hecho
muchas ediciones.
En- Ferrol ha fallecido de repente el
vice almirante d. Ignacio Garcia Tu
della, que hacia tres dias Sc habia he
cho cargo de la capitania general dc
aquel departameuto
Y en- Tolosa ha muerto el conoci
do compositor D. Felipe Gorriti.
iSiempre restando!
K. p. del Rio.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

El Conssjo de Ministries ha acorda
do que en- el presupuesto ordinario de
esa isla Sc destinen 50 mil pesos, de
la partida de 100 mil que hgura para
fortihcaciones. para emplazar cafiones,
obras y tortifcaciones en- la Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05
feIegramas via lib la.

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pFssbss Dc sssiilssis u agsAsa1a &C.
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FeNlse SaassseeeAa v SAavaxea
sassesaesaAFa Il sISs, SeasNo.a0
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-01-16
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Mile Laos and neighboring counties
willbe hung up. There will be shoot
ing at stationary and moving targets
and other tests for the rifle experts to
undergo before they will be allowed to
pocket the money, all OF which will be
highly interesting to those in attend
ance.
There is another feature which has
not yet been considered but which will
be brought before the next meeting of
the officers by Vice President Tarbox
and that is proposition to secure an
address from Hon. Ignatius Dounelly
for the next fair. There is no one in
the State.who could deliver more in
teresting address than the Sage Of
Munger and if his services are Sc
cured the officials may rest assured
that those who attend the fair the day
he speaks will come away feeling well
repaid.
The financial report is not yet ready
for publication, several bills remaining
still outstanding, but when it is it will
be given to the UNION readers.
The outlook for successful fair this
fall is very promising and with any
show Of interest or cooperation from
the farmers, there is no reason to
doubt that it will be the most success
ful exhibition in the history OF the
society.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
The Mile Laos County Agricultural So.
ciety Met Last Friday.

The Mile Laos County Agricultural So
ciety Met Last Friday.
The annual meeting of the Mile
Laos County Agricultural society oc-
Cured last Friday evening at the Of
fee of the village recorder. The
election of officers and reception of re-
ports composed the greater part of the
business of the evening, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected to han
die the fair of 1896: r. F. McClellan,
president; DR.. o. G. Tarbox, vice pres
ident; J. w, Hartman, secretary and
treasurer. To assist these gentlemen
a board of managers was appointed and
will consist of G. Z. johnson, Million
Cutler and p. A. Briggs. To secure a
better representation from all parts of
the county the following men were APP
pointed chairmen of advisory boards
in outside towns with power to appoint
two members each to assist them: III.
r. Mallette, Milo; William Orton,
Greenbush; B. -. Erickson, Milaca;
q. w. Burnhelm, Borgholm; E. w.
Cundy, lake district.
The officers have already begun to
make their plans for the coming fair.
Some new things we're favorably CON
#sidered among which was the intro
duction Of athletic games. There will
be 100 yard dashes, 40 yard dashes,.
mile runs, hurdle races, wrestling,
throwing contests, jumping etc.
Another feature will be a rifle match
and sufficient purse to guarantee the
appearance Of the best marksmen Of
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Secured Reduced Rates.

The immigration convention to be
held in Princeton, Feb. Z, promises to
be an event of more Importance than
was realized when it was first an
snounced. Many visitors of prominence
in the State will be present and the adj
dresses delivered will be well worth
hearing. The railroads have all an
nounced reduced rate-a fare and
o lrle for the round trip from Sand
stone, ST.. Cloud and ST. Paul and
neighboring points on the ST. Paul &
Duluth. Princetonites should see to it
that fitting reception is given these
visitors.
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A Murderous Attack. /

The following breezy bit Of scandal
appeared in Mondays Minneapolis
Journal: Friday, Mrs. Geo. Aldridge,
OF Milaca, attacked her 14-year-old
daughter, choked her and threatened
to kill her with large butcher knife.
The girl received severe cut on her
hand, but managed to escape to her
aunt's house. Her mother followed
and renewed the attack, but was pre-
vented from murder by those present.
The girl had refused to carry letter
to the woman's paramour, as she had
promised her father she would not.
The auth critics have done nothing, but
many believe the woman to be crazy
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-01-16

George I. Giddings, formerly of
Anoka, but now of Boston, was a,
passenger on the south bound Eastern
Saturday morning. He had been
visiting his brother, J. G. Giddings. of
the firm OF Cundy & Giddings, of Vine
land. Mr.. Giddings had not been
through that part of the country for
eight years and was of course agree
ably surprised by the change. ssThe
country is rapidly settling up, he
said, abut there is lots of fine agricul-
tural land remaining unoccupied still.
This won't remain so long, of course.
There is one thing, though, that. Mile
Laos county should do and this to inn
prove the roads leading to the lake
country. There are several bridges
which should be built and some of
them could be built cheaply by using
the dams in the river as a foundation.
Mile Laos county has a bright future
before It."
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course, and most Of the others have
kindergarten schools in the basement.
They ought to take pity on the little
remnant of the Washburn lobby and
take them in off the streets and give
them a little free schooling. There is
a chance for the humblest boy in the
world to rise to a position of influence,
if he is only given a little encourage
ment and good advice, along with a
little tutoring as. to the way he should
go.
I. i.
am not much of a national bank
note currency man; but if national
bank notes are to be retained at all as
the currency Of the land, Senator Mel
SON. amendment of the national bank
law hits the mark, for it will make the
act operative, add to the volume of the
currency and force the banks to CO.
operate to maintain the government
gold reserve, instead of draining it as
they are now doing. The amended
act will also make the law of value to
small cities and villages, as well as to
large ones as now.
i. !.
1t is said that there is a quiet move
on among the ''antis, y or rather,
among the younger element, to leave
Mr.. Washburn at home when the
national convention comes on, and send
r. G. Evans or G. A. Pillsbury instead.
That would be an ungrateful act-be-
sides, has not Washburn a chattel
mortgage on it?
Brother Mitchell is not satisfied with
Tam Bixby's distribution of ssfee-
nance. /" What is the matter, Mitch,
didn't the distribution reach Alexan-
dria? If SO, 'twere a grievous mistake,
and let sBixby's head come off, sure
enough.
+ My friend Editor Elmer Adams. of
Ith the Fergus Falls Journal, is a candidate
for cong gross, and he is making a fne
stand for the honor. He is for Clough
for governor, and that makes him
strong with the country. He is for
Davis for president, and that makes
him strong with the railroads. He
was for Washburn for senator and now
scores Tams Bixby, and that makes
him strong with the 'santis.' It looks
as though Elmer had a sure thing.
i. 3. :.
The city fathers are going to make a
sneak on the little remnant of the bond
margin and raise funds to finish the
court house, so that they can move
into quarters more beftting their
dignity as statesmen But if the bond
margin goes, what Of Mr.. Lowry and
the reservoir? Has not Mr.. Lowry a
prior and exclusive claim on the bond
margin? How is that?
!. +
Mr.. Franklin Fillmore Davis has
launched his congressional boom with
the help of Doctor zier and banquet
at the Minneapolis club. What will
your Door Uncle Loren do? He has no
Doctor Tier, and he has no Minneapo-
lis club wine dinner
YOUR UNCLE JASON.
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Rum River.

We are informed by the best author
ity on historical matters in the town
Of Princeton, that the misnomer Rum
River is not the original name of our
pretty stream, but that the earliest
name after the arrival of the pioneer.
white people was ''Mille Laos River.1'
Surely every. Princetonian will be glad
to have this information, and will do
his best to return to the old usage.
M. E. d,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
W blythe Board Of County Commissioners
to furnish the County with ice for tho Court.
house, Jail and County Hospital for the
season OF 1905. Said proposals to BIO filed
with the Clerk on or before June 1, 1896, ut
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Tho Board reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
JOHN HENDERSON,
Clerk of the Board
BY w. PATTERSON, Deputy.
;lElko, Nov, May z, 1895.
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.... AT THE.
Hall Of Elko Lodge No. Is
$50 r. NJ. SHARP.
= MAY 80, 1896.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
MUSIC :: .: -: CHOIR
PRAYER BRO. w. A. MASSEY, Chaplain
MUSIC y: -: So: s.: CHOIR
PRESIDENT OF THE DAY ::
E. REINHART, G. M.
GRAFTON : HON. j. H. McMmLAN, p. @.
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RECITATION MISS GEoRa1E GRANT
DoxoLoGY -: CHOIR
MARSHAL -: JOHN HIBBETs
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE BxBRCIsBS in the Hall, the
Marshal will form procession and proceed
to the Cemetery todecorHte the graves in
accordance with the ceremonies adopted by
the Sovereign Grand Lodge. At the con-
oluSion OF the ceremonies at the cemetery
the procession will reform and return to
town.
ALL VISITING OR So
"A JOURNING BROTHBRS and the
public generally are cordially invited to
Join with the Lodge In the observance OF
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEES.
50 tdl