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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
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UN RESPECTABLE SACER00TE
f"La rcx de MGx;eS."

("La Nex de Mtx;eS."
SAN PEDRO TEpEYAtiuALco. !
Puebla, Mexico. Febro "a de 1896.
d.. Williams Medicine Co., Sehs.
neetady, ~ II
Muy sefiores mios NO conteste
antes { Ia muy atenta communication de
Vds fecha IS de Oetubre proximo
pasado por querer antes obssrvar los
efectos de sus Pildoras Rosadas en- una
enfermedad que venia padeciendo
desde 1875, eonsistente en- 10 siguien
te TN dolor de eabeza profundo y
continuado, debilidad general, sinto.
mas colericos insoportables. Desde
el afio de Is75,que llegue & las Anti
las Espaiolas, durante el tempo que
estuve en- elias y durante los die1 y
siete amos que llevo en- esta Republtca
Mexicana, jamls habia podido estar
un momento sin tener Ia cabexa anna
rrada con paiiuelo u otra eosa, jamas
podia dormir de noche 6 de dia sin
tener Ia eabeza envuelta en- franela.
Hoy. por Ia miserieordia de Dios.
estoy - bien. Despues que comenee
& 6tomar Las Pildoras Rosadas de. DR.
Williams, como { los oeho dias sen,l
cierta reaeeion en- mi ser y desde el
dia Is de Noviembre de 1895 han de-
sapaieeido por complete ei dolor de
cabeza, Ia debihdad, los sintomas co
lericos, etc. pero 10 que mas me LA
ma la ateneion e que ahora tAnto en-
las estaciones ezlidas como en- las 4 ias
duermo perfeetamente y me paso to
do el dia con 10 eabexa descublerta / j,
molesua De ninguna elase.
Como me he sentido perfeetamen,e
bien por algun tempo. dele de ,omAr
las Pildoras Rosadas del Or. William,
hace ounce dias despues dc habe,
con.eguido eurarme radieslmente COS
solo siete pomos de elias.
D.ya Vds las mas expresivas era
cias,y ru-go 4 Dios nuesro Seaot qa'
les de vida y salud para que puedAr
seeuir hacienda tan,o ben 4 Ia hnma
nidad como me hicieron { mi
Soy de Vds afimo amigo y ms,
sincere capellin.
PBRo jose CHANApoiSA
FL Padre Cnamadoira c. blcn eono
eido en- varios puntos dc naesifA ke
pIblica. Es un sacerdote mny 'lns
trado que no sc expfesaria de e.
nodo 4 no ser cierto-absolutAmen;
Sierto-lo que dice en- Ia felaei6n CO
preeede. Felieitamos este MlnistE
rel Sehor por su rssAblecimienso y
sssm d. Williams Msdleiae Ccup'
" gts.- 49, ~e~@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
MOvIMIRNTO DE BUQUAO
NTRADAs Dn TRAvnsfA

uHTRADAs Dn TRAvnsfA
De MayagdeT, van. ing F,Rt WI
lh.ms, . Latimer J Fernap des, CON
CAR Q dc trAnslto.
D. La PaImas y escslas, brz.
esp. Margsrita Slntcs, 4 Ruocrt
Hmnos, 2760 onsts papas. 20 pie
dras filtro. 35l sls garbAnsos, l zoo
2lesss losas, 100 gsrr.toues . o.ps
r,a 2O0 onSts y 10000 kllos eebo
lies 3 granel.
De New Y. X, vAp. Ing. Arkadla,
. Latimer y Feiaandes, con eArga
general para varios-
DE LIVERPOOL y esells', vap. esp
Slceso, . Sobrinos de EsqMsga.
con oArga genef 81 pa,s vAsios.
HxxnApAs Oh oADoTAJa
vsp esp. "Ivo Bosch Dc % ru,a.
Col esp "Dichosa" de Mayagtics.
| Co. esp. "Pspiso' de Arroyo.
BdrA- esp "Maaa Astan', ia
vlequea
Col. esp. "Jovea Clara" de H.
Iyagrcs.
AAIIpAa ps vnAvuaIA.
| Para Sto DomlnEn gol. 10 .
Maria Dolcse. despaeasaa pos 81
oglno DC Isasisfdo J C., >oa sssg
gcssfal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
Las Raf0rnaS dol ST HaQla
wHTUDYo C1XTXCO
ON l6NACl0 0IAz GANeJh.
Srxla tsl BeLEID TEHCLEfl
Oh PUERTO RIOC

Tai O. 10 porsAdA do IN folleto
,us acaba de editArss en- esta Ca
o.. obra del Director del boLxTn'
MxscAnru- Contieue go pa 2 pal
40 lscsurA &c ~ mayor, J, eemo
Q m anansiAco. &c dedieA o. ns-
ire Jste del PArudo "Union Cons
usuc,onAl" de Cuba kxemo 81
MArque. as ApsssssaiA. Come
no al ssgaisHss PsostAma'
Dedlea ora - Prsladioa. -
Dssarsollo aei plAn.--COnnasra'
s,onss.-kl prsAwoaie sxPoaeaon'
Los Aun.earaUs---LA CAmara
Insanr.--Ai Coasslo.-A Goesr'
MAJOR usssra--LA nassoriA.
lexalidad.--l.a rAsoa supremA-
la ksparaesea
II tcllsso - oireee sn 1s o.
guisntsa soaa,caoassi
Tn sen rsAr---~--.... so ~
Ios a retrAsc de- aatoi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
AEkNAIZ 4 GO.
-T.-1ETUAN-I3l

ImportadoEes en- grande escala
de mercancias de t0das proceden,
cias.
Sus tiendas de detail La LUZ
NLEOTRIOA 7 La. VILLA DE
BILBAO son sieM pre- Lee mejol
.urtidas.
Menen 6ucufsales lmportadorss
N Areoibo y Humacao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
cantor AL.

Domingo, 9. San Rom n, mr..
Lunes, io.-San Lorenzo. mr, y Ia
apar;cion de santa Filomena.
Mares, fI.-Santos Tlburcio y SUI
eana, mrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
MERcANTIL.-Ha ouedado disue'

| MERcANTIL.-Ha quedado disue'
tta en- Morovis la sociedad Rivera
Sobrino, a la cual sucede una nue.
casa que girara bajo la raz@n de T
dro J. Rivera 2c, haciendose c.rgo j.
la liquidaci6n de la extinguiia.
Deseamos al Sr. Rivera 2" muchs
prosperidad.
MEJoRf A.-Se encuentra muy =
jorado de la enfermedad que le al e
ia hace algunos dias nues;Eo distn
guido amigo el Sr. Suau, digno !
celoso Alcalde de Mayagiiez.
Celebramos d. tod"s verAs la mejo
ria, hacienda votos por el Immediate y
cabal restablecimiento.
SUICIDIO.- En- el barrio de la Ca
pital (Mayagiiez envenenose con
"Ro1gh ou rats" una mujer llamada
Juana Castillo, que fallecio 4 las tres
horas.
ASILO DE BENEFIcENCIA.-C Co
mo es de costumbre ilveterada, huoo
ayel fiesta en- dicho Asilo por ser ei
lila ue su Patron San Cayetano, OBJ
;equiandose los acogidos con una
comida extraor d maria. Anteanoche y
anoche quemaronse fuegos arti6ciales.
UN CR1MEN.-Leemos en- un CO.
lega:
Por el cabo de Orcen P1blico de
Ia seccion de Guayama Enrique Sam
pedro acaba de llevarse a cabo un
importantisino servicio, descubriendo
ell autor y completes de la muerte de
Bsustita Sanabria, vecino del barrio
de Palma. jurisdiction de dicha villa,
ocurrida en- la hacienda Olimpo, dis.
tante un kilometro de la poblacion.
Habiendose practicable .excavacio
nes por el sitio en- que Sc decia habia
sido enterrado el cadaver, resulto en-
contrarse fragmentos de huesos que
parecian ser humanos, asl como tam
oien un cuchillo mohoso, encontrado
igualmente en- las excavaciones.
Del hecho Sc dio cuenta al Juzga.
do correspondence.
REcoeTE.
Entire madre { hija:
-Juanito dice que cuando estemos
casado. no imperara en- casa mas que
su voluntad.
-Pues entonces I por que te easas
con el1
Para demostrarle que esta COM
pletamente equivocado.
"La Emulsion de Lanman & Kemp,
preparada con el Aceite de Higado del
Bacalao mas puro que producer las
pesquerias de la Noruega. es un pode-
roso reconstituyente de las naturale-
zas d@biles y TN remedio seguro Gin
falible contra todas las Afecciones del
Pecho de la Garganta y de los Pull
mones y demas casos para los cuales
Sc prescribe el Aceite de Higado dc
Bacalao puro.
Por su forma y sabor es agradahle
al paladar, y siendo en-. extreme dige
-ible, puede soportarla el estomago
mas delicado.
Para que gastar el tempo y el d ne
70 in1tilmente, ensayando medica-
mentos nuevos de efectos dudosos.
Iue despues que Sc han tornado sole
lueda un fras~o vacio como unica re
:omp :nsa VENT. amos de exito con-
,nuo garant;. IAN la e6cacia curativa
de la Emusic de Scott
El infrascrito, Medico- Cirujano dc
la Uni, .rsidsd de la Habana.
Certihca: que For muchos amos ha
usado Ia Emulsion de Scott con exec
lentes resultados en- las afecciones
bron .pulm onares, raquitismo en- os
ninos y enterme jades escrofulosas.
por 10 que no duda en- reeomendarla
al publico.
Y para constaneia, expide el pre-
sente en- Batabano. Cuba. IS de Ma
20 de 1894 Dr.. JosE NJ. CAMPOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
s. TIMAuD. ssa sss:s :S,s ~ SY:aata' Al

OonStante surtido de relojes, y
pfendefta de oro con b1illantes. p
PledraS dnas do 10 mas mOuernO
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oD)etvs y venden q preOios modu-
00a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09

La Administration
International
de Administration, Dereoho. Economic, Hacienda
Y Pc 1tica.
pubica mnsuaments Espana,
eerente& mater - ,
qui"s"a ,;aa [,r ~nal
Pn4soasoo % % saxn m Azean4ns asrss
S1'N'' s.: ::s$;s s::: SS;as; ;:
JOSE MARIA NAVARRO
AVOCADO
Preos de sscpc6n Espana as adyacentes un semestre
pesetas-Un aho, d-Extranero Uramar, 80 i'd
SUMARIO del ndmero de La administrator correspondence
mes de JUNO:
3o5 FL impuesto progressive en- Italia A. Buniati
31o Los nuevos hozntes de la economic political conclu6n Pc
dro
$50 De administration jusic H. Organization judicial ICON
inuacon J. Pedro Dorado
351 La oropiedad urbana en- Espaha y, M.
QUESTION DEL D1A
3ss Los pivigos aduaneros los errocales Jareho
$50 Un curse de Ferr en- Bruselas )" XXX
INFORMACI0N
371 poita parlamentaria J. Sanchez Guerra
37 "Revsta fnanciera :" S. Martinez Paacio.
3o5 Bibiogra6a Atamira A. Buyla P Dorado NJ Torres
Campos E. de la Gandara c. G. Verdes Montenegro XXX
AIS "Obra recibidas y.
Administrations Gale de Lepanto, NUN. 4, bajo Madrid
Agente en- Puerto Rico, A. LYNN, SUCESORA De morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
DxDlcAroRlA.
LA RAxou Dlx rIfuxO.

LA RAxoH DlL rIfUxo.
SUMAMo.--LucAemoA-Rld dsoer
cumplido.-La gcnerAci6n que su-
be.-LA jnssioiA humAnA-PreAsx-
Zoo eriminAles. - La formula del
progreeo--M peogrVso y sns ma-
nifestAoiones. La opini6n p6hliea.
Iii pexiodismo.--Lo que deoe ser
sl pcriOdlAno-Lo que O HOY Ia
prsnsA-LA prensA y lAs lsysA-
- poliuoA --Lo qne debe sex In
poatueA--Cono - aaoen loo poli-
sieos--Como aAccn los pArudoa.-
Los psogrAtaaa poligieoA-ArstA-
sloa poliI1eoA--A eArnaval poltst-
o.--AissrtAs poitsieAA- - rinssxi-
dad poliiieA A--fAaAsiGmo polinsu
--A.~ .~4sA-ss-ss-A--FriAslpaos de-
accfAsiooaA --Ae1arx.oa dnmosrAu
soa---Da4irsca daaao1gAGloos- -- L
1x-a3 -a - CA.e~-rA--LnuxsMa.
on1a dssoeno.--LS lgnA.dsa %
.4A4.-- 10 sgaA@aA1 c. 10 ASTORIA
. sxaA4s-Sa Anse - rA4Aaa- -~- - -
-ssA2aA-L~~ eazAxcxaA-Los Aan
% s&AacFE1A~-~LM suvulugsaa. 80
A~s Aa@-e~A-N.~afSaaos J s&oA -
Il alAI1Asac~--fEvgAgAaGAA esmo
4s5axaa --IAassT sss2A---Aauao
ALA J aAcAAsiAA IL mAy~a 4
- sxnw~-~A1Aa - - navN-npa
aogo J toAsaaaAaA
| lie v~s - ~Aa 10 lassa4sA "a
bNu1wTgn II mM~aA Hy11
I PsssaA-Ua psse sEAsnsam sar
0ves sss2p-Aa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
sues. De ORCASITAs &C

ImpOftAd0Yea de merCanoias de
tOda classes y prooedencias.
Ventas al por mayor, Orus 2;::y
al detail, en- sus tiendas Flor de
Julio J Gallo de Orc, calle de Il
FoftalesA ssQuina D N Orus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
Successor de BOrdoy.
San Francisco ~,

San Francisco 81.
Constante y selecto surtido do
calzado y otros artfculos de no.
vedad, precios sunamente mo
dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09

An sseAA&a sss - assAaauxn4a -
- Esxa AaaA s<e s~sa susmmaAf o.
Asssaasa ) - sssssAass. assaa s&aaAAA
- sz=3assuMss sesss sAsss - sAAsaAss
sasssxA-As-se.N ssas u MAssA. sssA1xs.
- 2s % ~ sssASaaa = sss.~ a.s@ 4
- sAs~a. saks - - azsa@ANaA Asavsm
saaa 4ss aaass - as~zsaa ssas .sN4a.
saasai - sasssssassxaaA..A fzf1 sm "a
zs ssrssa - Asa EAsAs4A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.


lima .enistss importadores de
peovisi0nee. Venta 81 Dor mayor.
Duefos de Ia antigaa J acredita-
da F&brlca de F3seoroe, estableci.
da en- SanturCe.
Marcas BOLI7ARy = CONLLL
-Der6sito T.5u- n LIZ
Agentes de 10 acreditada marca
de cigarr1llcs PsiacD. Belle q J
Ubertad.
Nbr1ca de noores de pouas olase.
.Admitau a16oares 6 consigns
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
lOi. DIlunOi PlS!lVy
nMA
IAGISfERIO DE ULfRAIAE

.ps.Tsts At1IA asat- lss
rwxwlAn sssva ass~<A0A y sas-
malAx1ss s.@sn psssoe para 10 ss-
ress1A as yusxiarsssseo. vs@4s--
aAaes oEtAA&a&ss. p~s De-
AnaSAs ". CsssFO. sx-xnsvs~'
sSr - u nassAAMmA y MAssGsS
yAhttee - ma3rA6
Paaaea1 Am&5c1as o. &C dmsc
u yxta1s ssss uasa la-A
NmAsne e3 e@ae i@ s@~mM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09
lKa fiji Ii W

F@asa Z eMsmAaa nAA1Ama. n .
i1assan nmmsa@ - - asnMnnt
lnAaa O d HswmAmm nAmm4 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09

L. .sasA a. - "a Essa . -
sa~4ax~a IS ccntnaAa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-09

RECORTE.
Entire madre ( hija:
-Juanito dice que cuando estemos
casados no imperara en- casa mas que
su voluntad.
-Pues entonces por que te easas
con ell
Para demostrarle que esta com =
pletamente equivocado.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

Washington CityaJan IS -~T're arnounrs-
ment Of TIE appointment OF Gsh. yaIArgana
Neyler as captain general or Cuba way re-
cetTed at Cuban headquarters here as con-
hrmatory OF the view they had already ex-
pressed upon the news 0f Campos' retire
meat. that there has been a radical change
in the policy OF the Spanish cabinet ana
that henceforth there is 20 be a reign 5f
blood and terror n Cuba The change n
the cabinet itself IN the retirement of the
Duke OF Tstuan and the suceesston ce
Senior el Buayen as minister of forrfga
affairs. is regarded as stiIl further CON
firming this idea
Gen. Weyler IS n veteran soldier and
has had his own experience in Cuban revo-
lutions, for he followed the fort tunes oe
the spanish army iE Cuba FOR years during
the last revolution With the rank OF colonel,
and earned Tor himself a dre& GfaI reputa-
ton a man OF blood and IRON. Moreover,
the Cuban leaders here hfnt 81 sctions OF
craetty 10 women and def@TsF'sss prlso-
Iiers in his past in 81 fashion that auguTs
Ill for the rebels who come wfchin his
power, and they predict that he VIII soon
become involved in trouble with thu
United States government as the resnlr
OF ill-treaTment OF American CITIZENS who
may De unfortunate enough 90 fall under
susplc on. Gen. weyier quilted Cuban
ground soon after tho suppression OF the
last rebellion and has since dwalt IN Spain.
holding the important poslSspGl Of captall
general of the province or CstssalAsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

taken from that which was published IN
Paris some years ago. nor 10 I know the
exact source OF these documents They
may have been the work OF Guzman Blan-
co. who once represented the Venezuelan
government AZ Paris. He was an able
man. one who had acquired a large for
tune. and represented his government in
various diplomats matters"
The zpIrit OF patriotism which was
aroused BY the German ernperor's telegram
to Kruger continues 20 manifest Itself in
many ways. and az the theaters any allu-
sion 70 Germany is received with groans
by The gallery and pit. while the national
anthem. God Save the Queen" which con-
cludes every performance az most of The
rhea.ers. Is received with cheers and a
universal raising Of hats by the dispensing
audience. in decided contrast TO the care
leSsness with which II was generally re-
ceived a few weeks ago.
While this hostility 10 Germany e every
where shown. quite the reverse has been
the case IN regard 10 the United States.
even al the height OF difficulty with Great
Britain over the Venezuelan matter. \ no
table instance Of this is seen nightly al the
Drurv lane paatomime. The American
flag with illusions to the United States,
ts brought in on several occasions. In fact.
the flag is rather fiaunted before the Brit
fshers by a typical Uncle sam IN one scene.
bur Il has never provoked any hostile de-
nnorstratfon. Indeed. as the clown locks
arms with Uncle sam and says: We'll. We
are not going TO quarrel with out cousins
about Venezuela" or some remark OF that
kind. the most cordial approval is given 10
the sentiment BIZ the audience.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
THE RELIEF OF ARMENIA.
United states Asks the sultan for &
Final Decision.

Washington City. Jan. ls-Secretary
olney telegraphed Minister Terrell at Con-
stantinOple yesterday. instructing him to
ascertain definitely and finally the decision
OF the Turkish authorities upon the ques-
ton Of the admission Of the Red Cross So
ciety into Armenia and the distribution Of
the relief funds among the destitute na-
tives, but has received no reply.
Miss Clara Barton, OF the society, was at
the capitol today in conference with Sena-
tors Hoar and Cullom with reference to her
proposed expedition. but she said at the
close Of the consultation that the whole
matter was in such a state OF doubt as 10
render il inadvisable 10 discuss her plans
Ii was authortatively announced tonight
that the American Red Cross Society
would execute its mission Of going TO Tur-
key in behalf OF the suffering Armenians
Miss Clara Barton, president OF the Red
Cross. and the members of her personal
staff viii sail from New York on Wednes-
day next. the date originally decided upon.
for Turkey. No word has yet been received
from Minister Terrell az ConstantinOple.
Miss Barton felt. however. that II was de-
sirablo 70 start according 10 her original
programme. withoCt anticipating the pos
sililities OF being stopped.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

(rsferrinz % William - succeeded in ac-
cgwplisl NJ All that our fathers had hoped
Tor during our youth when they desired th@
unifcatlom II the great German empire.
", may enjoy the fruit the two departed
eroperors achieved for Us. and IL - our
duty % maintain II. now that the German
e.ruire has become great wC1 Id empire.
In conciusiou, Emperor William said it
was he duty OF the reichstaz 20 support
itg emperor. and that all - had promises
during The gathering in the white haH in
the morning could be carries into eject u
-ta members would only support him IN
confidence. he then drank to the prosper
fty OF the empire. ahd expressed a Vish thst
II might long I've en the lines iaid DOWN
bv Emperor william J. The greatest en-
+husiasra prevailed as all the guests ~ the
evening t8ined the emperor in drinking 70
the prosperity % the fstherlaG4
An extra EDITION % the kelchsa1zsls@
rrib7fshes the imperial 6ecFee forestali.ds
,rasse-say hy the Socialist organ Eor-
v-asr.s TIE deere. grants amnesty 20 Of
<s~Fa~s whose sentences DO n0s exceed six
vrAAks tr.yrrfsonusant or 15e marks ftne. ex-
coating those only who arr guilty q in
e,.l+fng thear super3oTs iil treating their In
Fa~inrs or sesertion- The rescEspt beg-ns
srish = remark that the emperor intends
aise 70 pard5n military offenders Il IS
,F.a~ssera presumed that the iuzp-rial par
ssr ytl be extended - Gig3i offenses and 20
rasas 81 o.1nylozi0n for I~ss ua5esfe.
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CAafPos WAS REMOVED.
He Wanted TO Stay-Gon. Weyfer to B~
His SUCCESSOR.

His SUCCESSOR.
Madrid Jan IS-Sencr Canovas del Cas-
tiflo president Of the council OF ministers.
has received the following dispatch from
Marshal Martinez Campos: Il consider
your telegram as an order, but ought 10
stay. / have not given my Resignation.
! have no sense OF failure I am The ffrst
TO congratulate the government upon Its
decision. which, perhaps. viii avert dis
agreements which DO not affect me and
might be hurtfui-to Spain.''
Gen. Polavaja, whose name has been
mentioned as the probable successor or
Gen. Campos. had a conference today
with the president OF the council of minis
ters. The general expressed himsslf as
favoring the appointment OF Gen Val
eriano WeyIer as captain general, and in
Consequence the latter was sent for. Gen.
Weyler will arrive here tomorrow, when
The question of Gen. Campos' successor
viii be definitely settled Gen Campos
viii return Immediately TO Spain.
Owing 10 the recaIl-in some quarters
dismissal Is the word usel--of Marshal
Martinez Campos from the captain gener-
slship OF Cuba, the Duke OF Tctuan. min
isterF OF foreign affairs. has resigned, lie
Will be succeeded by Senior el Buayen.
Havana. Jan. 1S.-~The civil governor OF
Havana, through his secretary. Senor Fran
cisco Calvo Munoz. and the chief or the
treasury department, Senior Miguel Ca
panzas, admitted late this afternoon that
they had received cable messages from
Mahrid announcing that a SUCCESSOR TO Mar
shall Martinez CaTnpos VIII be appointed In
the person Of Gen, Nalerfano Weyler. and
that they are 10 expect his arrival shortly
at Havana, TO assufns the duties or govern
or general OF Cuba and general-in-chief OF
The Spanish forces In the island Of Cuba
Gen. Campos VIII san for Spain on Mon
day.
Gen. Marin asserts that the situation
here is not nearly so serious as Il appears
TO those who are not familiar with the
topography Of the country.
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i nes a Settled Policy of the
German Empire.
CONTINENT IN COALITION.
/ Fmne or William SAYS Russia and
FL lnce Won't Help England.
An Ar u-soclalist Judge Sent TO an
49, um-ltow the Socialist Organ
..sc oped'' the Official Pap, r. Cele-
bra on of the Quarter-G entennial
{ Empire.

ro,v- -hted by the Associated Press.
Pe~iir NJ Jan. lS-The week has ended with
e,,erv = IL e's thoughts directed 70 the I'M
r,erfsl - 1.versary. The excitement caused
~, ~ ~ ransyaal incident IS gradually
abatsrs and the newspapers uniformly
eynrsss ne opinion that this difficulty VIII
ha as4ir ed by diplomacy. although there
Doav - II ritcal stages OF the negotiations
Tba ti-Engl.sh spirit. however which
uras - sed by the invasion OF the Boer
ran,,bIio survives with full v!gor and il
A. s1s,isW ant that those in political circles
~ - touch with the government have
~ -. hat an open anti-English policy
NH 80 eforth be followed by Germany
a.>,a:oii in colonial affairs.
80 -rvative leader, discussing the re-
49, - )lice tons. said that in a conver-
sa.t ich ne had with the ernpe ror. the
Iat+S. ne had put himself al the head
- = - ed European coalition against
Great 81 - -, - 80 ~ 80 - - - S4le
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t-,ooa- 1hreat.,ned I'm California.

San Francisco. Jar. E.-The weather bu-
rsau predicts that the continued rains OF
the past five days viii cause foods
throughout the state. The rivers are al
ready overlooking their hanks, and the tula
lands are nlliug. Farming operations on
,l,e lowiands must inevitably ~ interfersd
7s5fb The entire state except the ex
srsrne southeastern portion. has had sli
the rain desired AZ Red BluT, Colusa and
other points along the Sacramento the
river Is trimming over. The danger point
has already been reached. and both the
American and Feather rivers are also too
high what makes the slftmn non fne more
-a-ja,,u fs ina certainty that ths rise viii
continue for fortv-etght hours longer even
without more rain. The dowrpour stili
eonsinues. with 1ittie probability Of clear
tre- within tveenty-four hours.
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WHY THE ENGLISH ARE HATED
The Marquis of Qaeensberry Sticks Up
For the Americans.

London. Jan. fS.-Some OF the statements
in the press regarding Lord Sholto Douglas,
son of the Marquis Of Queenseerry, VINO
married an actress in California, have pro-
6uced a remarkable letter from the mar
o,,ts He saws he allowed Lord Sholto fas0
yearly. as he did al his younger brothers.
He adds: IF my sons go 10 distant lands
and marry music hall singers without my
consent. they must take the consequences.
The marquis then discusses the alleged
reasons for what he looks upon as being
Americas hatred OF the English. He saws
he served on a British warship during The
civil war. and that ''the feelings Of this
country were entirely for smashing the
Union. our men used 10 sing nightly, lying
of New Orleans. surrounded by half
dozen Federal ships, The Bonny Blue
Flag Fancy, If We were fighting 70 pre-
serve the Union here tn ireland, and that
in Portsmouth harbo Yankee crew were
singing The Wearing of the Green.