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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19

de las circunstancias de hallarse
Espana absorta en- la guerra con .
ira Napoleon Sc apoderaron
de la Florida occidental, por la
sola razon de que les convenfa.
No les convenfa menos la Flo
rida oriental. "a fin de apode-
rarse de ella protegieron en- 1916
4 una cuadrilla de hlibusteros,
mandada por Luis Aury. que in
vadio en- plena paz aquella pose
sion espanola.
Los hlibusteros, 6 mejor dicho
bandidos, h'cieron 10 mismo que
ahora hagen Maceo y Maxine
Gomez. Robaron, talaron, in.
cendiaron y redujeron a la mise
ria el pals.
Los yankees dijeron que no po
ilan consentir que a sus puerta
y en- territorio donde poseian fin
cas- muchos. ciudadanos de |:
Union existiera .esa guerra de
vastadora, Y, en- efecto, a tftu
10 de mediadores, ocuparon {
pals. -. y Sc quedaron con el.
Ell gobierno de Fernando VII
debll, negocio con los Estados
Unidos- y cedio sus derechos po
IS millones de duros.
Pero los yankees, a pretext
de garantir las indemnizacione
que habian de dar a los ciudada
nos de su pals que habian exper
mentado danos en- sus propieda
des, retuvieron esa suma hast
una liquidation dehnitiva ique n
ha habido modo de practlcar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19

paradoja de sembrar la juventud por
manos de la vejez.
Era precise verle en- los 1ltimos amos
de su vida llegar a una cualquiera de
sus tertulias; sus ojos amortecidos de-
saparecian va bajo los languidos par
pados, toda su fgura delataba la pc
sadez de los amos /; peco, al pasar de.
lante de un espejo, Hpussaye decia j:
i Hay que ceder Acaso los jo-
venes Sc aburriran con mi presencia !;
pero va yer como la juventud que
les enardece no es tan valente como
el fuego de mis- canas.
Y, en- efecto, su ingeniosa y fna
conversation era el regocijo de todos
los que lie escuchaban.
.Pero Arsene Houssaye no ma 20
dido menos de csde, ha caido como
todos caeremos.
La Academia Francesa no 10 ha re.
cibido en- 81 seno /; pero le ha honrado
recibiendo a su hjo. El padre quiso
demasiado hizo un 4lo sill5n q su
medida; no lego a sentarse en el.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19

norariamente. 81 llega la OCCASION de
defender el suelo de la patria, me ten.
dram a su lado.
DUPUY."
Repetimos 10 que va dijimos
en- nuestro n1mero anterior, des-
pues de insertar el mensaie de
referencia
Bien, muy bien por el senor
Dupuy de Lope
Bien, muy bien por los Vo-
luntarios de Cuba!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19
Banquets patri6ticO

Nos informan nuestros colegas
madrileios de que en- eli famoso
restaurant de Lhardy ha dado un
banquete a los senores CASTELAR,
y Beranger, Ministro de Marina,
el senor Basagoiti. entuciasta
Vice-plesidcnte de la Colon;a es
pamela de Mejico, esa meritisima
colonia de patriotas abnegados
que tantas y tan gallardas prue
bas de amor immense, generoso,
her6ico estan rindiendo q su Ma
cionalidad, a "a ilustre Naciona.
lidad hispana.
"a la dererha del sefior Ministro de
Marina, dice uno de los citados cole :
gas, tenian asiento los Sres B B,sagoti.
Ferrer Ortiz, y la izquierda los Sc :
flores Moyano y Castaneda.
Ell Sr CASTELAR, tenia a su derecha
a los Sres. Suarez Guanes y Noriega
{ D. Eloy by su izquierda a los
Sres Parres y Ncriega ( D Ricardo },
El nssna fue esplendido y digno
de la casa Lhardy.
La conversation Sc mantuvo muy
animada y agra able sobre el patrio-
tismo de la colonia espanola de Meji
CO ante la guerra de Cuba.
Ell Sr. CASTELAR, redacto el siguien-
te telegrama, que fue inmediatamente
trasmitido a Mejico:
CASINO ESPANoL. -MEJco.
"Reunidos en- fraternal banquete. sa.
ludamos a la colonia espafola &c Ne
jico, como un modelo que necesitan
sujetarse las colonias nuest,as de todo
el Nuevo Mundo, para sostener las
relaciones qIe deben existir entire
la Espafia de aquende y las Esoaiias
de allende los mares, quienes han
msnester, hjas y madre, la conserva-
cion de nuestra gloriosa bandera en-
Cuba, clave por la cual no pasaran
ambiciones extrafias de sls limites
presentes, y viviremos todos los espa :
holes de ahi como de aqui en- paz y
libertad, colsborando la civilization
universal. - Emilio CASTELAR,. - Jose
Maria Beranger. -Suarez Guanes -
Antonio Basagoiti. Jose Parres. -
Agustin Moyano. joaquin Ferrer -
Ricardo .Noriega -Triburcio Cas,a-
heda. a.-Eloy MOI isga. Federico Or
tiZ.
Otro rasgo de patr:6tico des
prendimiento de la Colenia espa.
hola' de Mejico ha ofrecido
100000 pesos para un crucero
con destino a Cuba. y va ha he
cho importantes remesas dc fon
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19

Ell pueblo parisien, que tantas CO.
sas tiene para distraer sus ocios, no
carece de tempo para pensar en- los
sucesos gu. Sc desarrollan lejos de
Francia.
Paris Sc interesa por la campafia
italiana en- Abisinia y por los asuu.
tos de Cuba.
ST hablamos en- una cr6nica pari-
sien de asuntos internacionales, 10
hacemos unicamente para consignar
que aquf, donde pareceria natural Ia
indiferencia en- negocios exteriores,
hay un corazon que late y una OPT.
nion que mira cuinto puede interesar
4 los hermanos de raza.
Fl caracter que dS este inter6s 4
Paris es una nota simpatica que me
rece nuestro reconocimiento como
espaholes. y en- verdad que no pode-
mos escatimzrselo tan hospitalario
pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19
NOMBRAMLENTO.

El General Weyler ha NOM
brado Jefe de Estado Mayor del
;: Cuerpo de Ejercito de Cuba
al Coronel D. Julio Alvarez Cha
con, que hace POGO desempeno Ia
Jefatura de dicho institute de Es
tado Mayor en- esta lsla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19

ElConcurso agrfcola nos dara niuy
en- breve sus sesiones gyasas con ami
males gordos. En- esta fiesta no hay
NADIA que merezca la pena de ser con-
tado.
Al lado de los animales Sc ven as
ma luinas agricolas. Una de elias me
resulta muy conocida va. Cuatro
amos hace que la veo en- el mismo
sirio con sus miembros pintados de
roia y sus dientes oxidados. Y decir
que hay gentes en Paris que todos
los amos van d contemplar esos en-
granajes y vuelven despues su casa
parodiando / Tito: No he perdido
ell ;sia /!
Dejemos 4 cada cual tomar su pla-
Ger al / donde le encuentra. y cerre
mos nuestra croniea pues por hoy
nada mas vco que merezca el honor
de ser conocido por vosotros.
Del viaje de Felix Faure, mArtir
del deber, na Ia digamos; porque eI
telegrafS supple con ventaja 4 nuestrs
plu ma.
A. AMBRoA.
Paris. Mario 1896.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19

La Liber,ai', de Ponce. no SC
puede leer en- la asambleA Sup5a
ganse ussedes que SC encara CON el
Dircciorio y le pregun,a ooca larr
Ha consul.ado V ,odos los Comi
Is, acetea dc 81 dehia erleossrse en- Ia
Capital Ia assmhleA I ii q nd por
'Qae.. aunqae sea depfestvo para v,
.noso,ros rnteadrmos que v no ha
consaliado mas que - eomodldAd, y
con nosotsos opiaa Ia gcarFaliiAd /.
Goa qar Va 10 .sabc V. Y &c v gra-
csAs los ineoadlclonalcs que nos es
sAa nilsanlo que 81 no. va vend'aa V
i Poaee i lAs oara&s 4 las nAlAs
Pass no sAls4ba uias
r. lnissno pes'o isco pfesiensr que
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19

rios mi;mos, que en- estos dlas no
parece sino que Sc han propuesto
hablar claro, y decir la verdad
que saliva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19
LA f" NAUTILUS".

Con rumbo al Canada Sc hizo
aver a la mar aquel hermoso bu
que de Ia Armada Nacional.
Que vientos propicios 10 acom-
pahen siempre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19
CabeCillaS mu9rtOs.

Han sido muertos. reciente
mente en- Cuba, por las fuemas
leales, los cabecillas Ernesto He
irrera y Perico Munoz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19
CABLEGRAMA OFFICIAL

En- el Gobierno General Sc ha
recibido hoy el siguiente de la
primera Autoridad de Cuba:
Battalion Alfonso XIII, brillan
te encuentro Claudio, nueve horas
fuego; siete retirada escalonada,
numerosas bajas, Maceo Banderas.
Columnas combinadas Inclan. Villa,
Valcarcel batieron ID yI5 campa-
mentos Maceo, cogiendole reses, ram
chos, caballos en- Lomas Torres, y a
Rabi en- Luchuza. Linea Mariel ad
quiriendo consistencia. General VAL
des, Guayabos. batio partidas Varo
ma, Sur Pinar Rio, 80 muertos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19
DUPUY DE LONE
X LOS
YOLUNTARlOS DE CUBA,

Conocen nuesiros leesores el
tcx,o del expressive mensale te
Ilrgfaheo que los Coronclrs dc
los Cuerpos dc Volun,arios resi-.
dcnses On Ia Habana, por ii y tor
todos los eonpahcros dr arsnas
Dc Ia mayor Antiila. enyiason al
dignisimo kepfr,rntante dc rs,
pa0a en Washington. xrAor Ia
puy dc LONE. iriiClsandolr )
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aqar DiplofnAneo / daeho bcnc
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-19

Anteayer, & las 3H de Ia tarie,
celebro session extraordinaria la Co
mission Provincial. Aprobada el ac-
ia de la sesi 5n anterior, Ia Corpora
cion procedio al despacho de los st
expedientes sometidos su estudio y
resolucion y enumerados previamen-
te en- la convoc4toria. Los asuntos
tratados fueron los siguientes
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29

DE Mojyt~, Ia., May % Forty three
killed, a score fatally injured, and about
50 people seriously hurt, is as near RE can
be estimated tonight, The result Of the
destructive tornado which swept por-
tons of Iowa, Illinois and Kansas last
night, The property loss is heavy, bat
accurate estimates thus far are impos3i-
bic.
The storm wrought lis greatest havoc
in Iowa, where the counties Of Polk and
Jasper were devastated by two tornG-
docs. The list of dead is as follows:
In Polk county, near Bondurant and
Santiago stations on the Chicago u
Great Western; fgbert Bailey. Jr, Mrs,
Robert Bailey, Miss Lizzie Bailey, John
Bailey, Peter BoIenbaugh, wife and two
arandchilJrop John Maxwell, killed by
lighting
Following is the LET OF killed in jasper
county: Charles Phalen, ST., CharIes
Pnalen, Jr, Danuie, Susie, Mike and
MoiIie PhaIen, Ciarrisa and Martha
Dickie, Charles Eakins, Mrs, Shell.
OF The seriously Injured, half, it is es
timated. may die,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29

of rain, swept over this section at mid.
night, doing immense damage to railroad
property. The rainfall was 80 inches,
and it came rs suddenly and in such vol.
ume rs if a water spout had burst upon
the place. The greatest damage was to
railroad property. Not a train has come
into Dubuque from any direction since
Sunday afternoon. 1t is reported that
on the Illinois Central, between Dubuque
and Sioux City, IS bridges were washed
away, and another at Bellevue
is gone. On the Great Western,
east of Dubuque, one bridge is
reported down. At Durango, eight
miles east, the flood that swept down
the valley struck the station in which
were Mrs. Clark, agent, and her -four
children, besides Tom Griffin, Il brake
man, Joe Griffin, car repairer, and sev-
cral others. They were on depot plat
form when the water struck and swept
It away. Tom Griffin and the fonr
children were drowned. Joe Griffin
saved himself by grasping telegraph
wires and gong with the food until he
reached a tree. Mrs. Clark is crazed
with grief. 1t is believed others are
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29

the collection of the Christian Endeavor
statistics. Provision was also made for
a committee of five to report on the
brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip and
on boys brigades. The discussion on the
report on home missions shows that the
assembly was on the point of an out
break on the subject of the new Presby-
terian building in New York. The action
finally taken has been variously inter-
preted. 1t contemplates the inaugural
ton of synodical su~stentation of the mis-
sion work within the bounds of each
synod, and some Of the members of the
assembly have expressed themselves as
believing this to be the first step toward
the dis%integration of the board OF home
missions.
The resolutions provide for the closer
Presbyterian inspection Of acquisitions
on the mission board; for a movement
toward self support within each presby-
terry and synod, and for a committee of
nine to advise with the board as to re.
~trenchment, the causes Of the present
debt and an improved method Of re-
trenchment.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29
ANOTHER STORM
Cairo, Illinois, Was Visited by "A
Gale and Much Loss of
Life Reported.
LATEST FROM THE CYCLONE
In Michigan, Iowa and Kansas the
Death Roll Will BE Larg-
er Than Expected.

CAIRO, Ill.,, May GA storm struck
this locality at $50 this morning. There
Was a terrific wind and rain. The opera
house and the union depot were unroofed,
blown down, but no houses were de-
atroyed nor lives lost in the city. The
ferry boat, Katherine, was capeizcl at
tine mouth Of the Ohio, drowning all but
the captain, engineer and clerk AZ
near as can be learned, the dead NUM-
Der 1t,
Following were the killed: Charles
GiIohofer, Cairo; Daniel Hayes, Cairo;
colored woman, Cairo; Ward Ejtten-
house. Cairo; Stanley and Miss Stanley,
WicklitTe, Kentucky; Richard Thurman,
printer, Cairo; Mrs. William Shannon
and baby, Bird Point; Mrs. Mary Jones,
jackson, Tennessee; Lewis Hall, coi0red,
Cairo; Asbury Alexander, colored, Wick
lille, Kentucky; George Davie, coiored,
Cairo; Miss Orr, Bird Point.
The saved were: Joe Curry, Captain
John Hacker. A. r. Pavey, clerk, and
Engineer McGee, all of Cairo: DR.. Orr,
Bird Point; MIR. Richardson and an I'M
known man.
At Birds Point, Mo, opposite thls
city, a church and 10 other buildings
we're moved from their foundations,
+ryI, t.IZ,.. ,,.-, A., ,,.l, NO.. 4t-
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29
M,.thD,Ij.t3.

CLEVELAND, May 26.-This was a busy
day III the Methodist Episcopal confer
ence and it was found necessary to hold
three sessions. At the forenoon session
impressive ceremonies incident 20 the
installation of three bishops elect, Nc
Cahc, CTan6ton and lIartzeil. attracted
much interest. At the afternoon SEES
SION, temperance was the subject under
discussion and the committee report,
which was adopted, shows that the
Methodist church is still the
missing foe Of the liquor traffic. An i'm
portant step was taken in requesting
the board of bishops to memorialize con-
gress to so modify the internal revenue
laws as to give them less tine semblance
OF statutes intended to legallzc the
liquor traffic, and especially in states
which have prohibition. The evening
session was devoted to further consider
alton OF the report Of the committee on
constitution.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29

0NFoHD, Mich, Nav 2G.-Fronl rn-
ports that continue to come ia from nd.
accent POINTS the foil force Of fine fierce
wind that swept this part Of Oakland
county il beginning TO be ar3raciated.
Everywhere i deyaetatioo plllaoee
were Yesterday the h9na..9r con.
tented citizens are TODAY df4rIafa sites
and manned and bruised fat}.ara ,ao,h
ers. brothers. and sisters mourr far those
who met dea1h in the twietioo ri,d;ng
rc5iatlrsg wind, The death j,4 in ,ti.
vicinity mag ,,n =, tba bnrar.# ,,ary
for many homes hat were g.. ~, ad,e
Of fine cyclone epfared from ;,s.Yrrv At
Oafwood. a hamlet ffty n3Ie. ,cIth ~
here. having a ponuletion of atout 200
not q house is LEFT star1;,g Tuo
churches are nattored TO tla sronnd
The oath of tha Storm was g.ta,aan
half ana thrae.ouarters If n aIila vida
extending in nearly = atrajobt Ii,a eaet.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29
tEear ito Isturd.

hp'Ne""p, III. May 2J'-Four KILLED
ana many INJURED 8 number OF them
Fatally Is the result Of a cyclone which
swept through t"j7 seehon last night at
tH1aAig"f. ''e9loe7 great loss OF property
ana complete am OF crops N the path
ol lHe =torm'
MI. ''2ofrey ~ilil3eofanl, iHi1& near
Monroe. vas b9headed WINE gong down
the cellar 70 escape the storm. Her
daughter II4!e was also instantly Killed,
anu hei hu@bHC4, WHO was u prominent
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29
The Ideal Panacea,

James l.. Francis, alderman, Chicago,
says: 81 regard DIR. Kings New Dis
covery as an ideal panacea for coughs,
colds and lung complaints, having used
it in my family for the last five years, to
the exclusion Of physicians prescriptions
or other preparations"
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: II have been a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church for SO years
or more, and have never found anything
SO beneficial, or hat gave me such
speedy relief as DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery." Try this ideal cough remedy
now. Trial bottles free at Driver Brad
ley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29

SARATOGA, N. Y. May 2G.-The Chris.
tian EndeaVor won a victory today in
the Presbyterian general assembly Those
Interested in the motion were in major
ity, and then expressed their power,
They eliminated most Of the report OF
THE committee on relations of young
people to the church, and discharged
the committee. The sun total of the
assembly's action comprised the adop-
ton OF a statement of the relations be-
tween individual societies and churches"
which was directed to be read j IN the va
rious societies, and of a provision for
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29
At GaIeua.

GALENA, Ills, May 25,-The storm
last night caused a property loss of
$1,000 in Galena. The river swelled
rapidly, flooding several streets. 1t was
the heaviest rain fall ever known here.
Not a train is moving on any of the four
railroad systems entering the city. Tel
egraph and telephone service is i'm
paired. One fatality is reported: Mrs.
r. y. Strickland, who was drowned in
her home,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29
In Michigan,

DErRoIT, May PA cyclone tonight
struck the region in which Macomb
Oakland, st, Clair, and La Peer counties
are located and worked disaster in the
city Of Mount Clemens and other towns
in that section. Many people are re-
ported killed and injured.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29
DEATH OF JAMES MITCHELL,
lie Passed Away Tuesday Might at 10
O'Clock After IA Long Illness,

james Mitchell, a ranchman Of Belt
creek, died Tuesday at the residence
of his brother, f. NJ. Mitchell, on Sec
ond avenue south, breathing his last
at lob p. M. Mr.. Mitchell came to
this state several years ago from Illinois,
where his family now resides. He took
up land on Belt creek, just above Good
mans ranch. About four months ago
he was taken quite sick and three weeks
ago was brought into town to his broth.
er's residence in order to be where he
could receive better care and medical at
tention. He was suffering from paraly.
sis and catarrh of the stomach and grew
SO much worse in the last few days that
his end was not unexpected. He was 50
years OF age and VAS a member of the
Masonic fraternity.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29


W>slllAGroN, May &c, -Chajrman Con
polly Of the subcommittee Of the house
committee on Judiciary, when has charge
Of the Northern Pacific reorganization,
today introduced in the house ID Joint
resolution, which embraces the featureg
Of Iiartman.s resolutions. preventing con-
s~olidatlon with competing linez and com
polling the sale Of grant lands within
n mile Of the track at s. - per acre.
The amendment suggested by Tawney
Of Minnesota, making the new company
assume the lard title warrants of tie old
one and Judgments for labor and dam
ages, are Incorporated in the resolution
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29

KANSAS CRY, May 25.-Rcports Of "a
disastrous cyclone in Seminole county,
Kansas, reach here. Several lives
were lost and much damage done to
property, many large ranches having
been completely devastated, thousands
Of cattle were killed and scattered.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29

BY the use Of Shiloh's Cure. This great
cough cure is the only known remedy
for that terrible disease. Sold by Driver
Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-29
Tornado and Storm in Portions OF
Iowa. Illinois. Kansas, and
Michigan.
F0RTY-THREE KNOWN VICTIMS
Buildings. Railroads. Bridges, Crops,
All Yield to the Fury Of
the Elements.

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