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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
ALL PREpARArIONs MADE.

Louisville. KY, September 11.-All OF
the principal figures in tO-morrow's no.
tifcation ceremonies have arrived eX-
cent Senator Caffrey, Of Louisiana, who
is expected tomorrow morning. Cen
eraI Buckner came up from his home in
Hart county this morning in order to
be on hand to welcome General Palmer
to Kentucky. Col. John r. Fellows,
who is to make the speech notifying
Gen. Buckner of his nomination. is at
the Louisville hotel. Senator Caffrey
will perform Ike service for Gen.
Palmer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
STAFF CORRESPONDENTS
OF the Associated Press, Have ReT
All Of Mr.. Bryan's Speeches-An .
.selittIc Thrir Effect. -

OF the Associated Press nave nv
All Of NIr. Bryan's speeches-An o
BelittIc Their Effect. ~
NEW YORK. September H. 81 -te-
ment printed TO the effect tn we
secretary of Mr.. Wm. J. .ad re-
ported the speeches of l. sntleman
for the Associated Press is lnfounded.
The speeches OF Mr.. Bryan ave been re-
ported by two of the regular stenogra-
pliers of the Associated Press, assisted by
staff correspondent taken from the
{va-nirgton. New York Albany and Chi
cas9 offices i'm turn. y young man named
N1r W. outright in the employ OF the
A-socfrt,8 Press. for four weeks. after he
rll l.t che employ of this service was
,re..G ly SIR Bryan as his private sec
ret.r, ut he has not since that time,
performed amy work for the Associated
Press. The work of reporting the Presi-
s.rtill candidate has been entrusted
SOLELY ro the regular sta6 men, and to
rr.veut-ary possibility of error. the
speeches have been reported in verbatim
flra.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12

Yesterday evening ended the State
Fair, bu, Il did not end the horse races.
After the nags had gone five heats
in the 2:14 pace it grew TOO dark to pro-
ceed, and under the rule which requires
that it shall be light enough to dist.n-
guish the pace OF the horses, the judges
postponed the contest until this morn
ing at ten o'clock. William Wallace
Scribner Mary Russell and Tod Crook
viii be the starters. Scr.bner has two
heats to his credit, Russell one and
Crook two. The first three heats in this
race yesterday were made in 2I3A,
which breaks the track record. There
will be no charge for admission this
morning.
The weather yesterday was about as
warm as on Thursday with the track
strongly inclined TO be dusty. requiring
frequent wetting down. The attend
ance was good for the last day, there
being a great amount of interest in the
214 class pace 1t was a quarter after
seven o'clock when the announcement -
the pos ponment was made, and i, was
dark before al! the people were off The
grounds.
The details of the racing follow:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
THE HOUSES MUST GO.
Snecial TO the Register.

Special to the Register.
Fairmont w. Va, September Ii
Prosecuting Attorney c. Powell denies
the statement that he has received many
lett rs from patrons of the Normal
School saying that they would not send
their children here to school if the
houses of i'll fame were allowed TO stay
here. Mr.. Powell says the houses must
go. but that he has never given them
any warning whatever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. September IL
The treasury to-day lost $6O,1O0 in gold coin
and $4,000 in bars which leaves the true
amount of the reserve $1oS O29. 7QS. In ad-
dition to deposits of gold accounted for
in to-day's figures. about $5.o00000 in gold
coin have been received but not cou0ted
or paid for Mondays statement will
probably show the reserve to be $l13, COO, 600
or more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
A RhCE FOR BLOOD
Was the 2:14 Pace, Yesterday AZ
ternOOn.

1t was Not Finished, and will be
Concluded This Morning at 10
O'clock Scribner Has Two Heats.
Todd Took Two and Mary Rus
sell One-The 2:22 Pace Won by
Russell Wilkes in Three Straight
Heats-Calladine Took the Dash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
W. VA. POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Special 10 the Register.
Washington. D. c., September IL
Phillip Starkey has been appointed post
master at Seven Pines, and MIS-. J. G.
Yves. at Logansport, Marion county, W.
"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
SAN FRANCISCO SELECTED.

BOSTON. September 1.-THE officers Of
the United Society Of Christian Endeavor
announced to-day that the dates Of the
next international Christian Endeavor
convention will be July 7-12. 1896. San
Francisco has been selected as the place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12

Oil City. Pa. September 11.-Credit
balances Slip; certificates opened
$1131A; highest $11312; lowest S1.13;
closed $113. No sales; shipments 69,359
barrels; runs SS,S11 barrels.
New York. September 11.-Petroleum,
Pennsylvania crude strorg; October
$11312.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12

So RI CORES .'.IarIls
mont, W. Va. p,ember lin
.duc. of his canvass for Governor.
e. Watts has -hus far met with
5,e success: From his first
.s az Noreaus Grove. when he
sd am audience Of five thousand
the voters in counties which he
visited nave manifested q remark
desire to sse and hear him. This
aot only a tribute to his personal
3uar.-y. but an evidence Of the deep
4~s, which the common people are
uaa.fasrug ia the money question. lie
has been approached after meetings, IN
many instances. by lifelong Repu0I-
rs who have given voluntary prom
Of aeir votes. cnd support. His
a-on a- several places. notably
MS. amounted to- am ovation. He
been making TWO speeches q day.
-a West Virginia Central road,
spite the strain upon him, he en-
EXCELLENT health and spirits. and
b. voice retains i-s clearness and
a. he feels no, ,he least doubt
.e win De able TO fuldu his prom
v.sl. every county In the State
The November election.
Gen. Watts arrived sc Keyser about
The Democratic County Con-
was in session and owing 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
ra HATIg'S GREAT Work.
Been Greeted by ThrOngs at
Every Melting Addressed.

republicans Have rendered
Votes and Support, and the
sciu the Financial Issue Has
UnbOunded-A Fine Meet
Keyser Yesterday Evening
Another at Piedmont Last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
OIL NEWS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
SISTERSVILLE, w. Va. September H..
The DR.. Spragg well, on the Mayheld
farm. at the head of Pt. Pleasant creek is
now giving its owners $50 barrels per day.
The way II is holding up Is creating Il
great deal of excitement. as it IS quite a
freak and will start a great deal OF de-
velopment in that territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12

There were fourteen entries and ten
starters, Crawford, Nettie b., Florence
Wilkes and Humming Bird being
scratched. Russell Wilkes sod so be-
fore the first heat, fed S.. The book
odds were, 10 on Panford, Prim
Wallace. CrOssio ard Wild Rose, to 2
on Decoy and Marion Wright, and 10 to
on the rest.
First Heat-Wili Rose got the po,e,
Panford second and Russell Wilkes
third. with Sandy Wilkes On the out
side of the second division. Russell
Wilkes went front. Wild Rose broke on
the turn and Decoy went second. Al
the quarter Russell led DecOy by
length and a half. and at the half il was
the same, Darklight third. At the three
quarters Russell led Decoy by length
ana a half, Darklight fair third, and
they came under the wire in this order,
Marion Wright being fourth Time,
217is. Muuals paid $3.50.
Second Heat-The book odds on
Wilkes were 3 to 10, with the others
scattered up to - to ?. AT the quarter
/ Russell Wilkes was a length in front OF
Decoy. Woodland Maid third. At the
half it was the same, the Maid being
four lengths behind DecOy. Decoy EriI
his position well 10 the three-qu@rte.s,
he being then a length and half be-
hind Ru sell. The finish was hot one,
Decoy's driver plying the whip, lux he
could not improve his position. Wood
and Maid held a bad third, ani Dark
light was fourth. Time, 217H. Mu-
tuals paid $1.4O. The real lime was
2.16. and Decoy's driver made j private
kick about 1t.
Third Wilkes sold 500, field So,
on a limited sale At the quarter Wilkes
led by two lengths, DecCy second and
Darklight a close third. At the half
Decoy was a length behind the ,eader.
Darklight a bad third. and Sandy Wilkes
a good fourth. AT the three-quarters,
Decoy was a length behind Russell,
Marion Wright bad third. Wilkes
won easily. DecOy second, Marion
Wright third. and Panford i)uIJk.
Time. 21S14 Mutuals paid $l.2O. Mar
ion Wright got third money and Dark
light fourth.
SUMMARY.
West Virginia state Fair and Exposition
Races-Fau Meeting lsgj-Fourth Day
First Race-2:22 Class Pace; purse SioO,
panford, bay g.. Geo. Nortman,
Marion Wright. b. r.. W. ]. Thur
Pr% 1T0" WaIIsee. aI'ee"'i' b. M. b. Null south
Brooklyn. q. ......... .............. 3 L
GE5550 66io -. ~ . a.. . he'uG' ...lo r.usDs. odr
Sandy Wilkes, b. h. Fred Jamison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
HARRY V ARKLE.
HER VIEW

IS manual traininge"
bringing mp q l7y so that
man he'll have sense enough
--ls wood for his wife"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12
DEAD At IIS.

Aunt Becky Ambrose, ColOred. of Mont
Eomery. Passes Away.
SLecial to the Register.
Charleston. W Va. September IL
Auu, Becky Ambrose, colored, died at
her home in Montgomery to-day at the
age Of 113 years. She was probably the
Oldest person in The country. She lived
here when the Indians were about and
remembers battles between them and
the whites.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-12

Mr. c. Schnepf, the Opera house
drngc;st mr, Il made the following obserya-
lions OF the weather yesterday oS. d.
m y: a. m, Is; y m., 50; p H. w.
: n M. So. Weather, far.
washington. D. &C., September IL
~ west virginia. Western Pennsyi-
ronia and Ohio-Light showers, clear
;ng and cold Saturday afternoon
uqbt to fresh variable winds, becoming
northerly
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Continued on Sixth Page
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-27
TIM OS
c A B / { G R AN As .

Segdn los que recibi6 FL Ts
legrawa, ha causado gran excl
taci IN patriotica en- toda la Pc
hinsula y en- la diplomacia euro
pea un articulo de La Eboea =
escrito de tanta mas trascenden
cia cuanto que este periodico e:
6rgano del Sr Canovas-advir
tiepdo al gobierno de Washing
ton que va es hora de q1e So de
clare la guerra, 8 de que ceser
inmediatamente las discusione:
de las Camaras Americanas so
bre Cuba, toda vez que Espa
ma no tolerara janis ninguna
intervention extraha en sus asun'
tos.
Habitadose reunido el Jgabi'
nete yankee bajo Ia presidencia
del Presidente Cleveland. andn-
eiase que la question promovida
en- dichas camaras del Norte
America para el recocimiento de
la beiigerancia a los insurrectos
de Cuba ha quedado de6nitiva,
mente rechazada.
Maceo y sus partidas han su.
frido nuevos des :alabros con mu-
chas perdidas dc hombres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-27
AccIoN IMPORTANTE.

El sehor Comaniante Linares, al
frente de una compahfa de Stella y
auxilado por la guerrilla de San An
dres, que manda el captain don linda.
iecio Lopez. conduciendo un convoy
de municiones al Velado y San Agus
tin. al llegar al punto conocido con
ei nombre de "Aguara" fue s1bita
mento atacadc por las par.idas reu.
midas de Garlic. Cornelio Roias y
Felipe Rodriguez en- nImero de 700
hombre 4 caballo.
Nuestras fuerzas Sc defendieron
como saben defenderse siempre los
.buenos, durando el fuego tres horas.
A pesar de las fuerzas numerosas
d el enemigo, fueron derrotados sin 10
gsrsr su inteDto, dejando abandonado
Iisobae ell campo de la accion los insu-
rrectos IS muertos sin contar los mu.
chos heridos que Sc les hicieron 4
luzgar por el gran rastro de sangre
que Sc ha notado en- su vergonzosa
huida
Por nuestra parte tenemos que Ia.
mentar la muerte del valiente Official
senior lndalecio Lopez. mas siete he
ridos entire los de Stella y la citada
guerrilla.
! Este hecho de armas. glorioso pa.
ra nuestras fuerzas, probara una veg
mas que, a pesar de presentarse tres
veces saaayores en- n1mero los enemi-
gos dc Ia Patria, son completamente
derrotados. teniendo uue il ocultar
81 vergaenza entire las espesas ma
niguas.
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BuenOs dOminicanos.
Escribe 10 siguiente FL Hs,aI
do Esba1oL de Santo Domingo

Escribe 10 siguiente FL Hs,aI
do Esba1oI de Santo Domingo
"TEJEDA: Este es ell nombre de TN
bravo dominicano, coronel del ejer
cito espanol.
Manda en- la provincial Oriental Gu
bana una columna de 1000 hombfes
aguerridos todos ellos, vallerte', AFRO
jados y curtidos por el hume de Il
polvora de los combates.
Entire esos mil defensores de la Pa
tria 6guran treinta y ocho m4chete
ros dominicanos, treinta y ocho hijo
de este pals. que sirven la santa caus;
de Espafa a las ordenes del invictc
Coronel Tejeda.
Treinta y ocho dominicanos qu
son treinta y ocho leones, tan prontt
ell Coronel Tejeda da la voz de !
ellos
Esos bravos acaban de dar un
zurra asonbrosa Raof, Jose Maceo
Bonne. Periqu'to Perez y comparsa
Pero que zurra. caoalleros /!
Los insurrectos d ,jaron Ell la refrie
ga 81 muertos sobre el campo.
Periquito Pc ez, Jose Maceo }
otfos abandonaron en- la hula hast;
los esfribos :.
iGloria Tejeda!
Salve a esos treinta y ocho dom'
nicaaos dignisimos, exploradores d
la oolumna del aguerrido Cor onel de
ejercito espanol!
| iEso es digno, ESQ es grande, es
es admirable!
| Asi Sc portan los homores de yer
giienza
Ciertamente.
Y -. cuanto Sc avergonzar;
Tejeda de que haya nacido en- e
pals de su origen un Maximo Go
mez f!
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sin esperanzas de conseguir la indie
pendencia.
LA AcCION DE CAsIGUAs.
Jaruco, Marco { de 1906

Jaruco, Mario de 1896
En- Ell dia de aver salio de esta ciu.
dad la columna que mandaba ell ge-
neral Melguizo, en- direction Cast.
guas y sus alrededores. AL llegar q
la encrucijada La Ceiba encontr6 las
avanzadas de Maceo y Aguirre.
Roto ell fuego por el enemigo que
estaba parapetado ell las cercas de
piedras, fue contestado por nuestros
soidados de Gualadajara, siendo desa-
lojados aquellos de sus posiciones y
batiendose en- retirada Sc fracciono en-
varios grupos uno de los cuales fue
! perseguido por el Escuadron de Cas-
/; tillejos y Voluntarios de Jaruco, has.
ia entrada la noche, en- que Sc perdi6
de vista en- el potrero Cato otros.
+! Sc les cogieron I8 muertos, de ellos
| 10 de armas blanca, y llevan numero-
sos heridos. Por nuestra parte SOL
dados de Guadalajara heridot graves
y varios leves.
T I'm csc encuentro sc rescat6 al mo
reno Ambrosio Diaz, que tenian pre-
parade para ahorcar, porque vendia
yerba para el destacamento de Vo-
lunt-r rios de Csballeria de esta. de
guarnicion en- Casiguas.
| Sc habia con encomio del airojo y
valentia de nuestros soldados, asf CO :
mo de los Voluntarios movilizados
que iban a la vanguardia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-27

co. quiso parlamentar para que su
hijo no ahrazase la religion rusa, pero
los ministries no quisieron tratar, y
respondieron que la hora de acercar-
Sc a Russia habia dado, y que era
condicion indispensable que, hi
10 mayor, heredero del trono, tomase
la religion de los rusos.
El Principe fue a Roma, y aunque
el Papa Sc mostro muy severe,
aquel, sin saber 10 Que .hace, ha
abrlzsdo la religion de los rusos. Ru
sia hapia dicho con mucha indepen
dencia que no esperaba mas que Ia
conversion del Principe para recono
Ger ell estado actual del Reino y poll
tica de Bulgaria. Russia ha ganado Ia
victoria, pero digo yo. y siempre lc
dire, que los catolicos. apostolicos J
romanos, son siempre los que actual
mente muestran mas tolerancia en- la
cuestiones religiosas.
Lo que demostrare mas tarde.. s
no 10 hago hoy es porque soy victl.
ma de los protestantes, los que pien
So dar una lecion.
E.. Foutamine de Latony, c ,res
rresponsal del BoLErIN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-27
But GARIA.

Ioeesa ssshxsaaos * haa hAslAdo ca
"a psa4gaoa Eaa deIsca il eosna a qaS
sssae 5s ete alsaa sacsapa ii Fsiassp<
FssaAasie ds halgassA- kse I'ssassps,
aasx9e Saaas9sas d hSaeasla s3e
s4a ssAaAses assss Qss lego saaA
sss X 4ss gssa@sasAs Qae sa Aa5e mss os
aAs aaAa. s4 EssnSts.s h.ssA. satse ca
- seAsssa2s SstsKa.
Aaaasgsa - Ms@as1sua y tsa lgEss icl
geAasAsAs ea ass0 asAasass Aaoa II ssaa
Ss4ss FssaAsasia as9 - ~aasssasaa 10
~ assa tsaaA 4@x sxsaasasss .aGea sAeg
~ AS fsAssso ssa as kaeso Ga ~
AssasAAffsls ks sssaasxs>sa 50 ~aa assssA
sesa 8s "a saAa ssassxa ia sa&aga
u sssaNssss. - Aahssss ss : sass aaa
Gesss = sassaa Sc ks&4.sA peso AZ
go ~ sssaa1sA FAss u ssRsa<SAA. - 50
sNa2 !. sAaA sAs F4ssaA So tsAaAa9x.
~. sssA&sss aAaaassf 4@s aao sAe 49,
.sassssaasaa aAsSs< % !. gsxsAa sAssasaa.
sssassSsssa ssSsssas. lasts a44s s2Aa
~ q Assss&aA. NAAa ssssasA.aa s.ssasA g
sssAasa 5aNAa 2aasxsassa
hi ssts<af<. 80 sssaeaea - sAsass-|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-27

rrio parejas con su bravura, y
luestros inmortales artistas han
erasladado a los lienzos acciones
,omo la rsmdaca6n de Byeda para
lue el universe viera como Sc
trata por nuestras gentes q los
vencidos. Como caen los nues
ros ahf estan en- Ravena, Ira
falgar, erona y Zaragoza
Nuestras hojas toledanas llevan
la antigua divisa castellana
No me saques sin razon,
Nj me envaines sin honor.
Los que tratan de infamar
nuestro nombre glorioso, ell nom
bre de los soldados que descu.
brieron, poblaron y evangelical
ron la America. son unos des
graciados ignorantes.
Comprendemos una Corpora
ci6n que pierda el tempo en- es-
teriles logomaquias, pero no COM
prendemos que con semejantes
falsedades Sc trate de despertar
la sensibilidad de las masas.
ST esa sensibilidad Sc quiere
despertar, que no cojan los Call
del Senado a nuestro; soldados
de pretexto. Ali tienen su pro-
pio pats. Truenen contra los
linchamientos; contra los que
apalean a los chinos RESIDENCES
en- la California I; contra la ma
tanza de indios contra la ley al
las byads,as,. contra la expulsion
de negros 4 la Liberia; contra 10:
que venden dinamita a los secua
ces de Maceo para volar trenes
donde van hombres, nihos, mu-
Ijeres, viajeros indefensos para
hundir puentes levantados por Il
induStrla y el traOalo de mucnas
generaciones, y para destruir !;
civilization espanola.
Espana vencera como pueblo
culto, que tiene gloriosa heren
cia que guardian, 6 caeri con he
sroismo, nunca con humiliation.
i ST ese es ell sistema parlamen
tario modelo, 81 esos excesos de
la lbertad han de: servirnos d.
norma, que Dios nos libre de Sc
mejantes desgracias; y en- vez d.
buscar en- instituciones exotica
Inuestro bienestar, volvamos 10
ojos a nuestras antigaas y libre
linstituciones populares, que hon
raron nuesrros abuelos, en- dond'
no hay libertad para insultar
! nadie, y ST grsndes ejemplos d
moderation y de aquella entere
"a que ha s.do siempre la caracte
ristica de nuestra noble raza
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TESTlMONlO ABONADO.
S.o. Domingo. Mario , de 1904

] 80. uomingo, MARIO ! dc 1904
| Dsspues del eomhate del Nancy
y COMO las q de Ia noche. Sc pre-
sentason en- el barrio dc San Juan. CT
casa dc un campesino paci6eo. pidien
do que comet y aigda remedio para
cusatse las heridas. 4 insurrectos
hi campes.no dc rcierencia les diio
que no tenia carae man,eca. cafe. nj
medlclnas. y eatoaces SC .oniormaron
Goa oonia,os y aqua i~ axucar que
dandose los hetldos pos eurar.
Mleassas sc pTepaFahaa los honia
,os y 81 aqua de aaaeas. le eontaban
al gaaiisa los apafos que hahian pa
sAlo en- Is dias - del pasado y ~
dsl astua.
Al eamara. caSa 10 SC acaoari
Ia g0etta esss pFohadlSino que no
poJemos con los soldados que mazda
kspaaa. Soa esa elase dc escopesas
llamadAs Maaset. Mire usted. ca el
sagealo Ia osalh,a estahAmos sooo
saaarssesos maadaios poe Qaintin
aaa1esa tadosl dceiaa que era el
saas valscase ac las eah<csllAA y 400
ss,siAds aos dssaplafoa del lagenlo
y aas hAesesoa - nseFtos y ulAs dc
s0a ASss4oA
AZ Qas hi1o Ia astilleria dc aste
ics Goa esos ! cAAoaes que lievahAl
lus AQal tSssoa sess vccaaos daccn que
asseSiSs llsaca ! laaaaeA
~~Ta~ta saa g. ana sAExA eomaadtc.
Alasassa hAaSaxsa 10 sseae saAoaes. 10
4as IsssA ca a!gaaas malos 400 barn.
asa e0a agaA as seaemos eaeaAs aE~
aass ~ snaasseaacs,
Al IA agaaease eaamas mas gente,
g~asQas - agtega Aassaaao Naaea Goa
~ s.sesaA, pos "a panto ssAaaSto cl
Aasaey aas saeaasto ana eosaaaaAe
Q4s essa "a vSssiAd uaaA ssaalcssa. y
pas Ssaaas0 aSAhA Ae aaa sSa coa b
81 aSsAsssaA ca cate sSs<ahAtc sAialaoA
aAsaaKoa AessNhas. kssAHa0s "a eosaer |
lss.ss .yss. y s0aaaasss v. y ssaase |
ssss sssses u Sss - go gsssss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-27
Ell COMITE LOCAL

En- session celebrada aver por
nuestro Comite local, bajo la pre-
sidencia del Sr Fabian ( D. Ra
fael J, tomaronse muy oport1nos
acnerdos expresa los en- atenta
communication que hemosrecibido
Diose possession del cargo de
Vocal de dicho Comite al senol
Ahu NADIA { D. Antonio }, que es
tuvo ausente hasta hace POGO, J
Sc discernio unanime y expressive
voto de con6anza al jefe del Par
tide, Sr Villar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-27

Sc ha publicado en Londres un
libFo a1ul so bre Ia question dc
Armenia. y especialmen,e soore los
acontecimeasos dc Sussoam ISasum,
lac fueroa Ia causa dc ua eona.cto
..oeo eoaoeido. ea osiente. Sin embar-
go. al Ieer dl,ho docamen,o, sc vi Ia
march4 de IA polllica britannica
Sc dedace dc Ia leetpra dc dicho
lbfo Que los asesiaa.as comsti os
en- los euslianos en Armenia SC
haa Sxagctaio. Los asoateel.n,ca,os
no suv,csoa aiagana eoaseeaeaciA
palls,ea pof desgfscia ca sodas paltes
hsy a eeiaasNs. pcso los Iagleses. deia
toa ses que dsivall4a a! pueblo lie
Atmeala. y de Ahi WAC una pequsha
ssyolaesoa .as 81 u .htaelc lngles no
pado soslcogf,
A'guao. pretended qse laglasesra
lasa sxa Atmeaaa heeAa aa eagaio
hose { ladcpSadseass pAfA sSsu sc *
ei en SAso de aeSessIad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-27
4 LOS AMERIOAEOS.

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