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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12
Los nuevOs Generates.
D. VICENTE MUNIZ Y CUADRADo

D. VICENTE MUNIZ Y CUADRADo
Naci6 ell dia 10 de Marco de 184e
y comenzo a servir como cadete d,
Cuerpo ell 3 de JUNO de 1857.
Tomo parte en- la campaiia de Afri
ca, haliAndose en- difes entes accionc
en- 1859 en- el combate de Sierra Ber'
meja en- 1860, y en- la batalla de Wad
Ras. Por estos servicios fue recon-
pensado con la cruz de San Fernando
de primera clase y empleo de Sub
teniente.
Por el merito que con trajo en- Il
bata!la de AIcolea ell 28 de Septiem
bre de 1868 fue promovido q Captain
alcanzando el grado de Comandante
en- Octub.e del mismo ano, en- premie
de los servicios que llevaba prestados
Pertenecio mas tarde al regimien entc
de la Princesa y al battalion de GAIA
dores de Figueras, encontrandose err
los hechos de armas sostenidos en-
Malaga contra los insurrectos repu
blicanos, por 10 cual fue agraciado con
la cruz de primera clase del Mento
Miiitar, y en- Navarro concurrio a las
operaciones efectuadas con motivo de
ias intentonas carlistas, y desde Sep
tiembre hasta Octubre de dicho aflo
persiguio en- Aragon y Catalina a las
partidas republicans, asistiendo a la
accion de Balaguer. en- la que resulto
confuse por 10 que fue ascendido a
Comandante.
Con el regimiento del Principe
compuso parte del eje'cito del Norte
desde Abril de 1872. y Sc halo, entire
otros hechos dc armas, y mandando
columns algunas veces, en- el campo
de Manaria; en- el de Ceverio y toma
de los caserlos de Abide; en- la &C
cion de Aramsyona en- la de las Ger
canias de 0 Ochandiano, Altos de Ba
razar. des6laderos de Manaria y la de
Elejaveitia, por 10 fue recompesad.
con ell empleo de Comandante y con
decorado con la cruz roja de segunda
clase del Merito Militar.
Nombrado Ayudante de campo de-
General MereIo en- Octubre de 1874
opero contra las facciones de las o o
vincias dc Guadajara y Cuenca y en-
ell Norte; en- Ma,zo de 1883 Sc lie con
cedo e empIeo de Teniente C0roaei
por antiguedad.
Desde su ascenso a Coronel, regla.
nentafidmente en- Ab:il de 1885
ejercio eel go de jefe de varias 20
has n,ili'ares, y desde Septiem m bre dc
1898 man ara la cuarta media bngad |
le cazadoreS.
Cuenta treinta y nueve amos y nue.
re meses de efectivos Sc vicios. VS.,
hall a en- 10 esion de las conde. orat 10
les siguientes
Cruz de San Fernando de p.imeta
lase; una idem roja de primera clase
, dos de segunda del Merito Militar:
dem blanca de segunda clase de Il
nisma Orden; encomienda de Isabel
a Catoiica; cruz y plaza de San
1ermenegildo, medalla de Africa v
,uerra civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12
EN BROMA 7 EN- SERIO

Como ustedes no ignoran. por
que es notorio, diose anteayer en-
esta Capital ell edifcaate espec
taculo de reconciliarse y unirse
nuevamente. siquiera por breve
tempo, los fusionistas y autono
mistas 0rtoa0roS. movidos por el
pladpso y caritativo insento dt
mostrar una vez mas. ante ei
asombrado mundo, ell carzaO in
nse1sso que a los incordicionale>
protesan sus eternos contrarios.
Unicamente ese cap1ao podia
hacer el milagro de tan curioso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12
EN- ZIHUAl'lAN.
(DsI" "CoyyEo de JaIisc0", GUaaa;aya J.

(DsI"CorySo de JaIisc0", G1aGaiaya J..
En- Zihuatlan, estado de Jalisco, re-
side e sehor J. Jesds Garcia, tene-
dor de libros de la casa H. Tribullo.
e. sefior Garcia es un joven de ~
amos de edad, bastante instruido y que
nacio en- Autan donde reside hasta
los I8 amos. Tambien ha residido en-
los puertos de Manzanilio y Mazatlan
y en- la pobIacion de Panico, estado
de Sinaloa. Estamos seguros de que
sus amigos en- estos diversos lugares
leeran con gusto la relacion hecha
por ei sefior Garcia.
'Por causas que no viene al case
explicar venia perdiendo hace aIgu-
nos amos la actividad y la memoria
que en- mi habia sido siempre buena
en- amos anteriores. Me encontraba
bastante debil, y sin duda a causa de
la misma debilidad me aquejaba tam
bien un dolor copstante en- ell pulmon
que recrudecfa con el trabajo del es-
critolio. Me dolia tambien mucho Ia
espalda y me encontraba siempre muy
abatido.
Vino q mis- manos un folIeto titula.
do "Sangre, Nervios;" inmediatamen-
te 10 lei y dec'di tomar las pildoras
rosadas del DIR. Williams. En- cinco
diAs commence a sentir alivio y en- un
mes Guede curado del todo. Para mi
no existe medicina superior estas
pildoras y las he recomendado mucho
a todos mis- amigos y conocidos.
Entre otras personas a quienes las he
mencionare al ssiior Te-
s1s Ortiz que reside hoy en- Coli
ma, a la seIiora Getrudis Castillo, 4 Ia
seflora Dofia Paula Rubio, para las ia
luecas, al sefior don Hllario Pardo
Orozco para los dolores de cabeza v
,spslda, y a mi Sra madre,.. residente
N Mazatlan, para la perdida del ape
ito.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR. Wi
liams cOntienen en- forma condensa.
la los elementos necesarios para dar
iueva vida y riqueza a la sangre, y
'aia restablecer los nervios. Son espe-
iflcointaiiblepa para Intermediates como
ataxia locomotriE, parSlisis parcial,
'aile dc San Vito, ciatica, neuralgia,
eumatismo, dolores de cabeza ner-
iosos, palpitacion del corazon, CUTS
aldo y anemico, frialdad de las ma.
os Dc los pies. NAL Dc ssiQmago y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12
ElGCsi0lGS dc COlCGjal0S.

Veri6caronse ell domingo 1lti
mo en- toda la Isla, y van llegan
do acerca del resuDtado de las
mismas datos y noticias que nos
impresionan gratamente. Los
publicaremos asl que los tenga-
mos tan completes como es de
desear para la debida intorma
cion denuestros lectores.
Aquf en- la Capital suscitaron
los Comicios extraordinaria ami
macion. De los doce Conceja
les electos, NUEvE pertenecen a
nuestra colecrividad. Y son:
Don Pedro Arsuaga.
Antonio Ahumada.
Fermin Martinez Villa
mil.
Ricardo Alfonso.
=" Jaime Font.
/" Jose M Suarez.
Bernardo Fernandez.
Jose d. Moreno.
Juan Confines.
A quienes felicitamos sincera-
mente, rindiendo tambien entu-
siastas placemes a nuestro gran
Partido por su nuevo triunfo
Los candidates electos por los
autonomistas y fusionistas coli
gados son:
Don Fidel Guillermety.
Manuel F. Rosy.
" Francisco del Vale Att
les.
Nuestro saludo cortes a los
adversarios.
De todos los Ediles ahora de
signados, asf como de sus de
mas companeros de Ayuntamien
to. nos prometemos que Ell su
gestion municipal sabran hacer,
Sc acreedores al general aplaus
so.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12

| Que sarcasmo, que lecc ion
para esos dignos senores
iVaya unos domlnadores
y reyes de la opinion
Claro que ell maridaje ha side
atroz, extravaganza, estupendo
Pero no nos sorprende nj a
sombra.
Desde que aquf hay poll
tica, la contradiction Aagrante
preside todas las ideas y actos de
nuestros adversarios.
Y prescindamos, para acredi
tarlo, de la htstOrla antigua, que
tantas pruebas de 10 que ahrma
mos nos ofrece.
Veamos la historic mO9eYnfsi
ma, actual, de los presentes item
pos.
Los enemigos acerrimos de
Don Praxedes Sc han hecho
en- un santiamen mas sagastiaos
que Sagasta.
Los autonomistas 0rtod0xos,
los irreductibles campeones del
retraimiento electoral, proclaman
s1bitamente la imperiosa necesi
dai de ir q las urnas.
Los otros, los sagastinos, que
no cesaban de fulminar toda
suerte de anatemas y diatribas
contra los 0rt0aoxos, a quienes
trataban como a reprobos, 1nen-
Sc de repente estos y les col.
man de halagos y carantohas
1 Y todo para que! hemos de
insistir
Para imitar, en- las elecciones
concejiles 1ltimas, a los celebres
mohtes de la fabula.
Los cuales, despues del mas
formidable de los aparatos, die
ron a luz -. un ratoncilo.
Un 0TYteTat0 del tamailo de una
Aceituna -. Pero aceituna de
mucho hueso, 0lnda mals.
Como la que acaban de cose
+har los fusionistas y autonomis-
las rancios a despecho de todos
sus alardes, preparativos { m
petus de guerrero coalici6n con
ira las huestes incondicionales de
esta Capital.
Que hueso el de esa aceitu
"a, th!
Is magno, fenomenal
y Aificil de roer
ese hueio electoral
con que Sc encontro.. anteayer
el conS01cio literal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12
nDGStroS DlQlGS de guerra
en- NueV, York.

Segdn ya annncio el cable, q la.
ocho de la man ma del dia 20 (Abril
hizo su entrada en- el puerto de Nue
va York el poderoso acorazado esuaflo
Av1antG Maria Teresa.
En- la boca del puerto aalsdd con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12
Gaceta de hoy.

Circular de la Intendencia Ge-
neral de Hacienda a los Ayunta-
mlentos sobre recargo en- ell inn
puesto de cedulas personales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12
Gaceta de aver.

No publica disposition algu-
ma de importanIia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12

Por un telegrama ue recibi-
mos anteanoche de Guayanilla.
frmado por el pr. zavala, supi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-12

maridaje despues del estrepitosf
simo divorcio liberal a que dio
lugar la Ultima asambIea autono
mista.
Gracias, mil gracias
Nos tiene a1n conmovidos la
sublime abnegacion con que di
sidentes y sagastinos, olvidando
sus m1tuas recrimaciones { in
quinas de la vfspera, "y echando
pelillos a la mar, unieronse ante
aver en- amoroso abrazo. -. por
el gusto de ysStar1OS lg1n can
didato concejil!
Para poner de- gruesIsimo re
lieve ell atseto cOrdla< con que los
incondiclonales ol sequiaron sem
pie para ESQ, oiertamente, va sa-
ben unirse n estros adversarioS
unique sc halien Separates entire
ST por Glen mil leguas de enolo
y resentimientos
Vencernos ellos en- los Conf
clos, aqui, en- esta Capital preci-
samente, cosa tan facil era y es
-bien 10 saben nuestros adver-
sarios como llevarse debaio de
brazo el Himalaya.
De ahf que diieran en- sus ter
tulias y cabildeos:
"Somos pocos, poqufsimos POI
desgracia, y andamos, 10 que es
peor a1n, 6aStante NAL aveni
dos -. De modo y de manera
que asplrar a un mediano exltc
en- estas elecciones municipale:
constituye un desatino mayor
que una catedral. Restit1yanse
la paz y la concordia, aunque Sc;
por breve ratio, en- nuestra re
vueita y perturbada familia ; jun
tense los hermanos dispersos,
alegrense y canten victoria S
consiguen dar un pellizquito,
dos, en- la candidadura de 10
incondiciopales. Como hemo
de gozar con la modification de
adversario Que rabie
i Bah, bah
Nosotros no rabiamos.
Nj tuvimos nj tenemos por gu
rabiar
ESQ Sc deja, en- todo case, par
los descontentos { insaciable
por sistema.
Y proslgamos, lectoras y lee
torres.
Unieronse fer accadenS los gu
tan distanciados vivian de dos
tres meses a esta parte.
Los que al parecer tanto S
odiaban.
Los que en- letras de mold
tan reclas invectivas lanzabans
reciprccamente.
" en- resumen para que?
Para el~gir a duras penas
con lujo de sudores y fatigas ire
Concejales contra NUEYE, que so
los que hemos elegido nosotro
anteayer.
En- verdad que mas les Waller
i nuestros adveysarios " habe
estado duermes
Que ostentacion tan triste d
impotencia y falta de inAujo e
la opinion
Y, sin embargo, oidles.
Ellos son el pals.
FL pals con ellos piensa, sient
y ejecuta. =.
iQue sarcasmo, que lecc ion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-31
AGENT KEYEs' REPORT.
Increase of Business During the
Month OF August.

Increase of Business During the
Month OF August.
The report of Ticket Agent Keyes of
the Short Line which is being prepared,
shows that the business done at that
office during the month of August was
unusually good, and that over $4,000
worth Of tickets were sold. This is a
good showing, but just how much more
than was done in 1896 viii not be known
for q day OR two yet when the COMPARE
sons are made.
The reasons assigned for this increase
in business are varied, one Of them be-
ing the segregation from the Union
Pacific, and the other the increase
in western travel due to the gold finds
in the Klondike. Two to six persons
per diem during the excitement in
creased the business of the read Won
derfully, and this has been about the
average.
The offices of the Western and the
Union Pacific report that business has
about held it's own With them and say
there are no heavy increases or de-
fciencies. The Christian Endeavor
trade during the month of July made
a record for the Union Pacific and the
Western which it is hardly fair to bust
ness during the past month to make
comparisons under. and while there was
a falling off in passenger travel in Au-
gust as compared with July. still mat
tiers about equalize taken on g. basis
of every month in the year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-31
where he has been on business con-
nected with the Short Line.

where he has been on business con-
nected with the Short Line.
Ticket Agent Keyes, of the Short
Line has received orders to keep trans
portation open for Alaska until the
26th of September Several passengers
for the gold regions. have gone out re-
Gently and the fever seems to prevail
without cessation
Vernon Ferdy. excursion agent of the
Salt Lake & Los Angeles, has returned
from two weeks visit to the east,
where he has been in the interests of
the Inter Mountain Salt company. He
reports business as very good, al
though there were some complications
owing to competing on the part of
Kansas firms Still he secured orders
for ten cars.
The Rio Grande Western is going to
give an excursion to Ogden canyon
on Sunday next, the rate to be 81 for
the round trip, or $1.75 including the
canyon drive and dinner at the Her
mitage. Special baggage cars will be
provided for the carrying of wheels.
The road up the canyon is the best in
Utah for bicycles and the Western eX-
poets to take at least 500 from this city
on that occasion. The train will leave
this city at in the morning.
The Short Line announces the fol-
lowing rates for events in Idaho dur
ing the coming month. One fare and
one-ffth for the round trip for the
Idaho state normal school, from Sept.
II to Dec. %. Also to the meeting OF
the grand lodge A. F. & A. NJ, Which
will be held at Boise from Sept. IL to
/ the 18th. and the grand lodge knights
| of Pythias at the same place Sept. Il.
The same rates apply to the state fair
at Weiser Sept. q and 20.
The movement of green fruit from
Oregon and Idaho is now on and the
Short Line is delivering 20 cars per
day to the Western and the Union Pa
cific. This is the biggest year in the
fruit line that Idaho has ever had and
the shippers We're at loss to know
| how to handle it. They did not know
how to pack fruit and were compelled
to get experienced men to do the work
for them. The increase in packing
boxes shipped into the state is more
than five times the usual number.
The special train for the letter car
rier's convention will leave Denver on
! Friday evening and will arrive here on
| the Rio Grande Western. The passen-
ger office here has not been advised
as to whether the train Will stop in
! this city, but assumes it will, and that
several Of the boys in grey" will take
| time to look over the beauties of Zion
The rate made has been one fare fol
| the round trip with stop over in this
city coming and going, which will give
! the postal men a good chance to SET
! everything here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-31
CABBAGE LICE RAMPANT.

Another plant destroyer, the cabbage
aphis or cabbage lice was discovered
by the inspector in making his rounds.
The cabbage destroyers are said to be
working havoc on hundreds of garden
patches throughout the county.
As an eXterminator the inspector rec
ommendss spraying with kerosene emul-
sion, strength one to ten, or tobacco
water, one to saleepwash or in lieu of
either, tobacco strippfngs boiled in two
gallons of water but it must be
strained and cooled before using as a
spray. The kerosene emulsion should
be cut with soap water, according to
the formula. or it will not mix with the
water.
The inspector also recommends to
horticulturists that an. Old rag or gunny
sack, doubled three or four times. be
tied around bearing apple trees about
four feet up from the ground. At this
season OF the year the fruit DESTROYING
insects will deposit their eggs in the
rags and at about Christmas time,tfley
can be burned, thus effectively Kidding
the trees of the pest and assuring a
good, clean crop of fruit next year.
Inspector SoTenson is ready at all
times to render assistance without
charge to orchardtsts and gardeners,
if only they make known their wants
at his Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-31

A tailor-made suit does not in it
self equip a well-dressed gentleman.
There is a lot Of essential detail
which must be provided. Collars,
cuffs, neckties and handkerchiefs do
as much to stamp a man as gen
tle1nan as the clothes themselves. Let
us equip you with the best of these
things.
You can always feel you are get
ting the proper thing here, as we
have everything that is new in
Mems Furnishings, and the price will
always be as low as a good article
can be sold. We will not ask you
to pay more than an article is worth
because our name is stamped on it;
we do not ask you to pay for the
privilege of wearing our name. The
goods are right, the prices are right,
if you pay more you are throwing
money away Can you afford TOP
We try to have at all times every
thing a boy will want. Everything
in Mems and Boys Furnishings Will
be found here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-31
NOT A NEW DEPARTURE.
D. & R. G. Has Been Operating
Throueh Car Service For Years.

A great connection seems to have
taken place among railway circles, ow-
ing to a contemplated through car SER
vice between the Pacific coast and Chi
cago, which is to operate one day each
week This is not a new departure by
any means, as the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad company and it's con-
nections have been operating a through
car service between the Pacific and At
lantic coast via Salt Lake, Pueblo,
Denver, Kansas City and Chicago for
years, and three days each week. viz:
every Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evening The cars for this through
service are of the latest Pullman de-
sign, are supplied with new clean linen
and bedding throughout A Pullman
porter is assigned to each car, These
cars are also under the personal super
vision of a special excursion agent,
whose duty it is to see that passengers
are given every comfort and attention
For further information apply to any
agent, or to 3. F. Nevins, general
agent, or H. NJ Gushing, travelling pas
senger agent. Denver & Rio Grande
railroad, SO West Second South street,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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The oregon Short Line yesterday an
nounced the appointment of NJ. W.
Bacon as its general passenger agent
at Butte He will have charge of the
freight and passenger business there,
and the appointment takes effect
Sept. l.
Mr.. Bacon comes from the Rio Grande
Western. for which he has been work
ing for some time in Butte. He has
also been connected with the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern roads
and is a man of wide and practical ex-
Derience.
He is a young man of about % years
and the appointment will give general
satisfaction.
Mr.. Bacon was appointed by Mr.. Ec-
cles, who has had his qualifications IN
der consideration for some time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-31
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Yesterdays Observations at the Local
Weather Bureau Office.
Salt Lake City, Aug. s

Salt Lake City, Aug. so.
Barometer, 6 a. M, 1854; p. m. 25-46;
thermometer, a. M, IS degrees; 6 p
m, IS degrees; relative humidity {per
cent?, 6 a. M, Sc; 6 p m, 20 Direction
Of wind. a. M, east; 6 D. M. south.
Velocity of wind (nliles per hour, g.
M. nine; p. M. Il. State of weather.
a. m, clear; .. m, partly cloudy;
maximum temperature, 81 degrees;
minimum temperature, 81 degrees;
mean temperature. IS degrees; for %
years, 20 degrees; excess for this date,
8 degrees: accumulated deficiency since
Jan l, 1897, 1872 degrees; accumulated
excess since Aug. 1, 1891 "a degrees.
Precipitation Gncludfng rain, hail and
melted SNOWY, 0 inches: for % wears,
.OS inch; deficiency for this date o.
inch accumulated excess since Jan. i
1897, 100 inches; accumulated deficiency
since Aug. 1. 1897 .36 inch.
Forecast for Salt Lake City and vi
cinity for the "a hours ending at 6 p. m
today: Showers, cooler
J. H. SMITH. Observer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-31
OREGON SHORT LINES


Trains arrive and depart at Salt Laka
City daily as follows:
On Effect July Is, 1879
ARRIVE.
From Chicago. Omana. 81. Louis.
Kansas City, Denver. Park
From Helena. Butte, Portland.
San Francisco, Ogden and in
termediate points -.---.-----.-.- 800 am
From San Francisco, Cache VAL
points, -. ...-.-...-,..---..--... us pm
Kansas City. Denver and Og-
'F'rom Frisco. Milford and inter ~ 80
: mediate points ,.,,-..,,-,--,... s:S5 an
phi. Sanpete Valley and inter
mediate points NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40 m
Tooele and Garfield Beach,,,-,, 400 pm.
DEPART.
R9r Chicago. 0n4na.. Denver.
n snd Saty, st. Louis. Ogden
For San Francisco, ogden. SUI '-''''-
Sacne valley and intermediate
For Ogden, Denver. Kansas CITY. GU A'NH-
Onana, St. Louis and Chicago
III, interme diate points .-.--.....,.- 6:25 pm.
foF ogden, Butte. Helena, Port
land and San Francisco. s:45 pm
For Eureka. Mercur, Provo,
1!Nepnl. Sanpete Valley ..-....-.. 7:50 am
Frisco and intermediate points 500 o.rn.
MIXED train for Garfield Beach, go
Tooele and Terminus .......- 7.45 a. m
s rrains south of Juao run daily except
Daily except Sunday
III TICKET OFFICE Under Masonic
faT a1nio 80. 2Oo West Second South streets.
Ra1iroad and Steamship Tickets on sale
10 All parts of the world
Fu qII S,1,c PALACE Car ticket office.
w; EsCSLES, D. e. hurley.
Gen' Irf- Mgr. Gen. Pass. e Tick't Azt
W II. BANCROFT.
Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr
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