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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04
''DoKIBs" To-MoRRow NIGHT,
They VIII Parade. Banquet and Have
Fun With Many Tyros.

Tomorrow night the members Of
Dahna Temple No. g. D. o. K. K, viii
meet at PythIan Castle att o'clock for
"doIugs extraordinary" There VIII DO
many tyros whose feet win feel the
scorching OF the hot sands and satur-
day many damaged individuals will be
within the town gates.
Notices sent out yesterday notify
members to be on hand promptly at Z
o'clock in full costume. A business
meeting will then be held, and at
O'Clock all good Cookies" win fall In
line and. headed by Meister's band. will
march through the principal streets as
far north as Tenth street, leading with
them the victims who will undergo the
terrible ordeal Of being instructed into
the mysteries OF this Arabic Pythlan
side degree.
After the parade the ceremonial work
will be executed; also several tyros;
then comes the banquet with all It's ac-
Compartments, including the oasis wa
ter. It will be a hot time. and there Will
be much fun for Arabs"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04
rN1oYAnLE suRPRIsE PARTY.

A surprise party was rendered Dr.
George W. Otto. last evening, BY the
Misses Hazlett, at their home on Ohio
street, Island. the affair being in honor
of his twenty third birthday. The party
was neatly arranged. and the evening
Was pleasantly spent in dancing and
Kindred pleasures. About sixteen eou-
plns were present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04
HEADQUARTERS fOR MINERAL wATTRs

APoLLlNARIS, nom RhonlOh Pru''I",
Germany.
KRONTHAL, from Nassau, Gsrm"ny.
wILHELM's QUELLA, from Na''Hu'
Germany.
sALUTARIs, from st. clair Springs,
Mich.
SPRUDEL, from Mt Clemens, Mloh'
GRAY, from Cambridge SPRING., Pas
All Natural Mineral Waters,
A Large Stock ~ PURE OLD Wits
TkTES and FINE WINES OF ALL KINDS
always GA hand. l.. yr,rvAco
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04

REMEMBER the Turncrs' picnic at
Fair Grounds. Thursday, August 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04

GENUINE BLACKBERRY BRANDY,
Il Genuine BlnSkbssry SpIElt} SINGLE
aud DOUBLE through q COPPER
STILL, own dIstIIIatlonI 10 years old.
p. WELTY & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04

FOR DiaFrhGn try BIaOkb,rry Spirits,
PuT" diStIIhtion Of bIAokborrIsS
'hF0ugh copper 10 years old.
r. wELTY 4 co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04

NO such thing as Summer COM
plant" where DR.. Fowlcr's Extract Of
Wild Strawberry Is kept handy. Ma
lures remedy for every looscness Of tho
bowels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04

Excursion 70 PItIsbHFI, Sunday, Ang. z.
Rate $3.50 From wheeling.
Train leaves Pan Handle depot 7l5 n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04
Furniture Buying
Made Easy.

The styles are here, the high quality is
here, the reasonable prices you have
been looking for are here. There's
everything that makes your furniture
buying easy. There is every induce
ment that will cause you to- buy and
bring you back again. Come in and see
our special line Of fine leather panti-
sote and velour Couches. The goods
and prices will interest you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04

SPINAL BE- ssaRG ss saEs!S f Fs:io x
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-04

CONCERT and dancing at Turner's
picnic at Fair Grounds, Thursday. Aug
ust 4.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

uoh Ahufouoy'
Miss Mary Baker has been visiting
xriApds in Rutland.
}. George A. Brace returned from
Ul mont Junction Thursday.
and Mrs. Henry Bowtelle have been
A tland lately as the guests Of Mrs. H..
~. terill.
Albert Winnewisser severed his connec-
tioGe with the lunch stand on the stairs last
NM Friday.
ss Rosabel Snyder Of Columbus, Ga. ,
+ Sltting at the home Of her uncle, Bar
|ney ennon, Jr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
News from WhittemOre.

Readers of the TINES will remember
two very interesting letters written by
Arthur H. Whttemore, formerly OF Yer
mont Academy, from Camp Merritt, near
San Francisco. Mr.. Whittemore has
joined the regular army and is a member
OF the 14th U. S. Inf. He left San Fran
cisco under Gen. Merritt, bound for the
Philippines. A letter received Thursday
dated Red Cross Hospital, Honolulu, Ha-
waii, August 5, states that he was still in
Honolulu and had been sick number OF
weeks, ard during the three weeks previ-
Gus to writing sick in bed.
He says he is in delightful land and
there are many interesting matters he will
tell the readers of the TINES about a.
soon as he is able to write.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
A Lively Campaign.

There are some who pretend to believe
and perhaps really do believe that Rock
ingbam will send democrat to the legis-
lature this fall. At any rate there is con-
siderable loud talk and not little bust.
ling in both camps.
DR.. George H. Gorham, chairman Of the
republican town committee, wa, seen
Thursday and asked what effort the COM
mittee would make to get out full repub-
lican vote this fall. He said that the town
had been divided into so districts and a
captain of each district appointed whose
duty it is to ascertain the number of legal
voters in his district, who are republicans
and who are democrats, if any troubled
with doubts and uncertainties to lead them
into the clear light of the republican faith,
and to.sse that the republican voters get to
fbSpolls onselection day. The captains
|sppsinted are as follows: L. H. Stearns,
DIT. Snow, &. A. Weston, c. H. Robb,
he. w. Labaree, w. H. Taylor, E. r.
Ball, D. M. Thayer, j. H. Busby, A. H.
SknEer, M. F. Davis, c. H. Shepardson,
|6TsC. Smith, E L. Walker, P. L. Kim
|bolf G. l. Whitney, F. E. Newell, L. b.
WI on, F. C. Winnewisser, L. L. North
- Percy Dean, B. Cannon, Jr., E. W.
|aScxe. L. S. Hayes, E. E. Gould, w. E.
Stockwell, D. H. Higgins, w. E. Bean,
WE. Parsons, M. H. Ray, A. l. Bolles,
John Humes, H. E. Bowtell, DR.. j. S.
Hin. w. C. Belknap. All the above have
been appointed to cover the village of Bel
iovr Falls. Those appointed to look after
the Syote outside the village limits are !:
George NJ. Cory, B. M. Walker. W. B.
GEup, A. H. Ssbin, George Alexander,
C. i. Osgood, w. W. Barry, James Ship
mani Wallace Weston, Ed Day, NJ. R.
Lawrence, b. w. Damon, C. B. Hadwen
and G. W. Divoll.
j. E. Byrne, acting chairman of the
deu,o,ratic town committee was asked
what effort his committe would make. He
said that the democrats confidently ex-
Meet to elect their candidate for represen-
tativs and will make lively hustle to poll
lsrpe vote. One or more faithful demo-
crsts will be appointed in each school dis
tr;ct and assigned the duty of working up
epfb.u;a.m and having the voters out on
election day.
! Fee the first time in several years there
proui,es to be lively interest in the Sep
tenbsr election
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
AndrewS-Archer.

George Arthur Andrews Of the Fitchburg
Division office and Miss Adelaide Isadore,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Archer
of Chester, were married at the home Of
the BRIDES father Wednesday evening at s
o'clock, by Rev. H. L. Ballou, pastor Of
the Congregational church in Chester.
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
Ballou and soft undertone of music was
continued through the service. The house
was tastefully decorated with cut flowers
and plants, the stairway being wound with
evergreen, while in one corner OF the par
lor was an evergreen arch, beneath which
the bridal party stood during the cere-
mony.
The best man was Mr.. E. E. Fleury Of
Bellows Falls, and the bridesmaid Miss
Dora B. Archer, sister Of the bride.
The bride was very becomingly gowned
in white organdie over pink with lace trim
min gs, and carried bouquet Of Jacque
roses, while the bridesmaid wore a gown
of white muslin and carried bouquet of
sweet peas.
After the ceremony refreshmer is Of ice
cream and cake were served, and at $50
the newly married couple drove to Spring
field, taking the electrics tor Charlestown,
and started from there on week trip t.
Boston, Lowell and Lawrence. On return
ing they will make their home in Bellows
Falls, having rented part of B. AZ.
Putney's house at the corner of Oak and
Green streets.
There was handsome display of we'd :
ding presents, giving substantial expression
to the esteem generally felt for the young
people, and the list included many useful
as well as ornamental articles.
Among the we lding guests were the fol-
lowing from Bellows Falls: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Andrews, parents Of the groom,
Mrs. c. S. Fuller and children, Mrs.
Trask of Somerville, Mass, Mrs. Fred S.
Howe, Mrs. +. Lowe, Miss Cora Shedd,
Miss Maud Cass, p. c. Mellish, Charles
d. Capron, Frank Hammond and Harold
Shedd.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
g g Perry

.boro-s s Perry
knster-Frank ii Farr
&pgham-Russell ID Brown
Engton--J II Buell.
81 PETIT JURORS.
K. Ober
~ eboro-Austin Akley, Edward A Lord
sline-Ephraim p Osgood
y Fired Smith
nerston-John F Houghton, Fred H
ling
brd-Fred T Burdick
hx-George M Scott, ] G VIM
Aca-A w Kidder
pnderry-Herbert Z Huntley
koro-W K Bruce
kane-A N Sherman
ey-A j Aver, r H Braley
ingham-Solon ] Weaver, George K
&ton-Jeroms B Temple
hshend-Orrin E Burnap, Robert }
ok
Son-E 0 Lee
dsboro-E L Putnam
minster-Walter G Nutting
tingham-Frank H Putnam, Herbert Z
Non
hington-Frank Barnard, Frank Mann
Hamilton
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
HIS SKULL CRUSHED.
7 Accident in North WalpOle-
&eight Brakeman Crushed Be-
keen Two Cars.

teen Two Cars.
eny C. O'Brien. freight brakeman on
~ ston and Maine line, lost his life in
ffJ nilroad yard in North Walpole Thurs
da} afternoon while uncoupling cars.
THE are the circumstances as reported.
Til rain was freight No. Sc due to leave
Bdlws Falls for the south between 5 and
6 h., Charles Gallager engineer. The
SCI BIZ was near the engine house opposite
TIT witch leading to the log pile. Three
cal Ind the engine were detached from
hdtain which was left standing on the
msl line. These cars and the engine
wete switched onto side track and two Of
thd Tears hunted up the track distance
and lett on grade with no brakes set.
The engine and the one remaining car
started ahead bit and stopped, and
O'Enen stepped in to uncouple the car.
Alf this time the two cars in the rear were
sliding down the grade and had gathered
considerable momentum, striking the end
of the freight car with crash before
O'Brien had finished uncoupling. The car
next to the engine was smashed violently
against the tender and O'Brien was caught
between the two. The er of the car was
broken in and the front trucks derailed
O'Brien was taken out as soon as possible
but his injuries were past hope. The &C.
client happened at 4.35 P. NJ. and he died
at 1856. He was badly crushed and
bruised; the ribs we're detached from the
backbone and the forehead was crushed in
forcing the skull onto the brain.
The body was taken to the undertaking
rooms OF the Chase Furniture company
and Bas taken to Bolton on the noon trair
yesterday. The burial will be in Rich
mond. MIR. O'Brien was % years of age
and has ta1esasr,and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
stBf7sh, living on farm in Bolton. He
has eight brothers and two sisters. A
brother James is telegraph operator al
Windsor, and brother Alfred operator Al
Mortified. A brother Timothy is a mem
Der Of Co. M, First Vermont regiment, anc
at the time of the accident was with BIZ
regiment at Fort Ethan Allen.
jerry had been in the employ Of thu
Boston and Maine road since the seventh
of last March. For the first three or foul
months he was brakeman between Wind
sor and Bellows Falls and was then trans
ferred to Holyoke, Mass, where he dit
yard work. 1t was only recently that h'
began running between Windsor and Brat
tleboro; he was on his third trip the day
the accident occurred.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
The Jury List.

The following have been drawn for
grand and petit jurors for the September
term of the Windham County Court:
GRAND JURORS.
Brattleboro-H Weatherhead
Enthusiastically NJ Allbee
Dummerston-D l. Mansfield
Grafton-Charles S White
Halifax-George p Worden
Jamaica-Warren Sheldon
Londonderry-FredM Leonard
Marlboro-Asa Winchester
Newfane-E M Stratton
Putney-D Persons
Rockingham-George Wales
Stratton-Elmer A Eddy
Townshend-SO Garfield .
vernon-F W johnson
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27

The shower Of Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings were probably the severest Of the
season. Wind, rain, thunder and Light
ming abounded. Branches from severaltof
the trees about town we're blown of, and
on School street the electric light wisss
we're broken in two places by falling limb.
The rain fall was terrific both evenings.
There is to be an excursion to Cal
Olympia, Fort Ethan Allen, tomorrow to
enable relatives and friends to visit The
soldiers in camp and welcome them hounai
from Chickamauga. A special train
leave Windsor at 7.30 A. M, and r.
the round trip from that place VI
$3.50. -
w. S. Durham has decided to a
the basement under Towns Hotels ~
restaurant and pool and billiard Il
The room that was formerly used ~
purpose will be cleaned out, repaired VA
painted and pool and billiard tables 4 II
and also shooting gallery. A restaa ~
and night lunch will also be provided 81
and the whole placed in charge Of Trfr
Leonard.
h F. H. Chapman tells Of an enormous olf
spruce Nee cut this summer on the tinI|SF
Fl elds otthe International Paper company
in the vicinity Of Rochester. This ii M
100 feet;tall, measured four ferti61
ter at the butt, 80 inches 60 feet fri fhe
ground, and % inches so feet flHn tie
ground. 1t scaled 3645 feet snt i6mher.,
and 81 circles were counted zonS the
stumps. Its estimated age is at least $50
years. Mr.. Chapman thinks it was the big
gest tree in Vermont, and sections of it
will be sent to the New York office of the
company. The logs were SO heavy that
they could not be foated in the shallow
water up that way and SO were split open
with powder.
The sporting fever runs high, and since
the advent of the feet-footed patrons Of
the Commercial House several of the boys
and young men about town are beginning
to imagine they can run little themselves.
Frank Upham, Will Woods, Harry Nc
Kinnon and Dan Campbell belong to this
class ar for the past several days have
been training their muscles Of iron until it
is said they really can runa little. At any
rate they are anxious to try their speed,
and they throw down the gauntlet to the
world. They challenge any four amateur
runners to race them half-mile, 220 yards
for each man, and have such confidence in
their ability that very satisfactory terms
could probably be arranged.
During the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
R. B. Dodge on their vacation the ladies'
society of the Baptist church improved the
opportunity to make some needed repairs
on the parsonage. An addition was built
to enlarge the dining room three feet,
china closet put in and the room repapered
and painted; several new thresholds were
also placed, and the house generally put in
excellent repair. All this was done with
out the knowledge of Mr.. and Mrs Dodge,
who on their arrival Friday were greeted
by the sight Of all these changes ana found
further evidences of their parishioners'
thoughtfulness in the many little arrange
ments made to increase the comfort and
pleasure Of the home coming. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dodge and children have been for
the last two months in Nova Scotia.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27

The following letter, written by B. G
Wood, son of Volney Wood of Chester
will be of general interest, giving, as i
does, soldiers account of the battle Jul,
l, at Santiago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-06

TEODORo GUERRERO.
Madrid ~ de M. r1o de 1895.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-06
La procession
del SantO EntierrO

Fl Viernes Santo. 8 del actual,
y siguiendo la traditional COS
tumbrc, tendra .ugar la solemne
Procession del Santo Entierro
que saliendo de Ia Cathedral, !
las 6 dc la tarde, recorrera las
GALES del Santo Cristo. Fortale-
Ia. San usto, San Francisco y
Sar Jose, volviendo a entrar en-
la Catedral por el atrio de la mis-
ma y puerta mayor.
Los programs circulados invi-
tando los feles marcan el or
den que han de guardian en- la
procession las corporaciones que
asistan. asf como tambien la for
ma en- que ha de hacerse ell des
file, para que acto tan solemne
Sea digno dc la grandeza de A
que a quien Sc dedica.
ii Sr Arcediano Don Baldo
nero Hernandez Santiago ha te
nldo la amabilidad. que agrade
mos, dc invitarnos en- un B. L
M. para tan solemne acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-06
LOS TORPEDEROS.

La escuadri.la que va Cuba es
convoyada, como seben nuestros lee.
torres. por el trasat.anti>o "Ciu iaI de
Cadiz." completamente artillado.
Lleva bordo dicho buque cuatro
cahones de a ~ centimetros dos de
4 9, dos ametralla ioras y dos de tirS
rapido, todos de moderno sis,ema.
De vfveres en- fresco y en- conser-
vas lleva ei buque Ia cantidad nese-
saria para Ia expeiici6n, teniendo eu
cuenta 10 que habra de suministrArse
casi diariamente a los buque de Ia
escuadriIla.
La marcha del "Ciu lad de Csdiz"
serad de diez miilas por hora, por tener
dicho buque que llevar a reno que
el torpeIero "Azor," el mas peoue-
no de los que forman la expeiici6n.
Cfcse que en- la travesia empIearsn
los sie:es buques cuare ita dias. Con
tai motive, el alojs miento del Sr. VII
llamil y de los jefes } o6ciales que le
aconpAi4n, sc ha dispue.to en- Ia
camara de primera en- eI centro del
trasatlantieo, { inuiiI es .decir que las
instalaciones han sido dotadas de
cuantas comodidades y efectos que
dan ser precisos para tan larga ex-
pedicion.
A popa del "Ciudad de csdis" sc
han montado dos potentes proyec-
torres electricos, que seryiran durante
la noche para iIuminar el derrotero
de los buques de la escuadrills, i'm
pidiendo puedan estos separarse de
aquGl.
Los marineros de Ia escuadrilla.
atendiendo a las funciones que duran
te el visje ha de desemp mar el "Ciu
dad de Cad;z," han bautizado q este
bareo cen el sobrenombre de "La
N odriza." Esta escuadrilla toeark
en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-06
CRONICA DIARIA
De La PENINSULA.

Mario o.-Empiezo mi Cronlca
con una atmostera caldeada por iris
ties impresiones FL pals anda con los
preparativos para lutha electoral. los
csrIistas, por orden de su jefe el mar
ques de Cerralbo, desisten de abando
mar el retraimiento anunciado, y da-
ran qu- hacer para que algunos de sus
prohombres Sc sienten en- las Camaras;
Romero Robledo recurrio sus ami
gos para que sean elegidos estos y sa
car a flote las eandidaturas de los ge.
nerales Borrero y Segura, los silvelis-
tas no descansan. Y entretanto, 10
que preocupa la atencion es la actitud
de los Estados Unidos, que trabajan
para buscar un pretexio que de mott
vo a la guerra con Espana, por mas
que aseguran que no la desean; pero
Sc preparan comprando buques y ar
mandose por 81 llega el case, que to
dos creemos llegara, y acaso pronto.
Para relevar al perdido Maine. aun-
que dijo el presidente que en- su luga-
no iria otro barco la Habana, va es-
ia en- aquel puerto el crucero "Mons-
eomery". riemonos en- sus palabras
y duFmamos tranquilos.
Para consuelo, el cable nosstrae Ia
noticia de que en- Filipinas, los maldi
tos tulisanes han cortado ell TELEGRAPH
que unia 4 Bolinao con Manila, v el
gobieyno ha dispuesto que la compa
nia inglesa prolongue el cable por el
mar. Mientras esten en- el archipieIa
90 esos hombres, tenemos que vivir
con mucha vigilancia Tambien SC
ha dicho que unas partidas sc habian
levantado en- armas, pero la noticia no
sc ha eonfirmado ohcialmente.
Por aqui no nos falta con que en-
tretenernos. La subida del trigo, que
Sc considera injustihcada, ha dado lu
gar q la del pan, produciendo confic-
tos y alborotos en- algunas provincias
o que es natural por ser el articulO'
le primera necesidad, sobre todo para
os pobres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-06
Ell gss J OIL ATlltsmiilt0
do Madrid.

La Compaffa del Gas ha presenta.
do una peticion al Ayuntamiento de
Madrid pidiendo, q cambio de reba
jar el actual precio del gas en- un 80
por 100, la anulacion del articuIo GO
del contrato
= Dicho articulo viene & decir en- sim
tests que. una vez terminado el plaxo
del contrato entire Ia Compafifa y el
Municipic, pasara 4 ser propiedad de
este toda la eanalizacion, asi como los
edificios. por los cuales sc abonara IA
mita0de Ia tasaeion perieisl, siempre
que Ia cantidad del justiprecio no ex-
ceda de 100000 Pesetas.
Han sido vaTias las tentativss ne.
chas por la Compafia del Gas para
conseguir Ia anulacion del articulo ci-
tade. pero nineuna de elias tuvo feIis
Gxito.
Siendo coneejai el eonde de Roma
nones, estudi5 el asunto y emiti6 su
informe contrario.
Ahora Ia Compsiiia del Gas yuelve
a insistir. apoyada por la Czmara de
Comercio y por el Circulo Industrial
FL alcalde esta resuelto 4 que no
sc haga Ia concession, y una ver Que
81 asunto este convenientemente es-
tudiado, abrirs una informaeiou nj.
oliea sobIe el particular, pues ensien-
ie que anulando el art O. resultarla
oerjudicado en- mucho el Municipio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-06
LO DE BOLINAO.
UN CABO VALIENTE.

Con gran sorpresa recibio el
Ministro de la Guerra un cable
grama del cabo del puesto de
Bolinao, diciendo que los tulsa.
nes habian invadido ell pueblo
que habian cortado la comunica
ci6n con Manila, y que Gl sc de-
fendia en- la estacion del cable.
Pedia instrucciones.
FL General Correa contest6 al
cabo que resistiera, y avis6 al
General Primo de Rivera para
que 10 socorriera.
Al dia siguiente Sc recibio es
tie cablegrama:
Tengo solo nueve soldados
Enemigo cause tres bajas y
cogionos tres prisioneros.
Casa sitiada. Sin municiones
Resistire".
Despues Sc recibio otro despa-
cho que comunica una agradabel
noticia.
Fl despacho dice que Io7 sol
dados, que salieron embarcados
de Manila en- un trasporte cspa
hol llegaron q Bolinao. salvando
al pequeho destacamento que de
fendfa el punto donde amarra el
cable y dispersando a los insr
rrectos que 10 sitiaban.
S. NJ. la Reina ha manifestado
deseos de que sc premier las ini
ciativas del va famoso cabo de
Bolinao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-06
JHifdn HHasHyi, Manuel Cadai, IN
tonic Perez. Ricardo Moyaiss.
Ell "Oquendo"
y ell @VizCaya'.

En- Ia mahana de hoy, procedentes
de Cuba han entrado en- nuestro
puerto esss dos grand-s maquiuas de
guerra representation genuina de la
valiente marina espsiIols, que con
los nombres je 4fiuiraSfe OgD<E-
40 = ViEeaya. pasean 20 los mares la
glofiosa ensena nacional dispuesta
siempre cubrir con el honor de sus
pliegues i los espsholes deiensores de
la honra dc Ia Pauia.
Hoy es dia de gloria en- Ia hermoss
Borinquen, que orguIlosa de ser terru-
no de la noble Espaha saluda a sus
marinos engalanando la eiudad con e
sualda y rojo de nuestra Bandera.
Salud a los valientes marines que
hoy nos visitan. y quiera Dios que Ia
Providencia divina nos pernlita ponei
nsestro indomable valor al servicio d,
la justa causa que deflende tspaha.
Viva Espaha!
Vivian nucstros Reyesl
Viva nuestro Ejercito!
Viva nuestra marina!
Viva Puerto Rico espafioll