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FIRE AT FORT WAYNE, IND.
Destruction of the big Dry Goods
Establishment Of George Dewnld
& CO-Thc Loss 100000.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Dec. 2s.-Fire,
which started at a. m, destroyed the
wholesale and retail dry goods estab-
lishment of George Dewald q Co, and
the crockery store of NJ. +. Kaag, caus-
ing an aggregate loss of 100000, on
which there is total insurance of
S135,000, distributed among several
companies
The Dewald concern was one of the
oldest mercantile establishments in
the northwest, having been established
in 1916,
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REPUBLICANS OF INDIANA.
Men who Hold Office and Men who
Want Offices Holding Love
Feast at Indianapolis.

indianapolis. Ind, Dee. 2s.--The love
feast of the republicans of Indiana
brought to the city to-day representa-
tives from nearly every county. BY
noon several hundred men who have
held office, who want Office or who
are interested in friends for places had
reported TO the Denison hotel, the
headquarters of the party. Senators
Fairbanks and Beveridge are here.
Early next month the party will be re-
organized for the camapign, and this
fact lent additional interest to the
gathering,
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ROBERTS AND KITCHENER.
The Commander-in-Chi md Hi'
Chief-of-Staf Meet nt Gibraltar
and Proceed to Cape Town.

Gibraltar. Dec. 2S.-The British
steamer Dunottar Castle, having on
board Gen. Lord Roberts of Kandahar,
sommander-in-chief of the British
forces in South Africa, arrived here
Tuesday evening. Gen. Sir Herbert
Kitchener, who came from Egypt to join
Gen. Roberts as his chief-of-statf, en-
ba1ked on board the Dunottar Castle,
and the vessel sailed for Cape Town.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
THE JURORS COMPLAIN.
A Condition Incident to the Trial Of
Roland B. Molyneux in
New York.
JURORS SHADOWEO WHEREVER THEY GO
Their business, Public and Private,
Their Homes and Domestic iReIa
tiOns Pried Into by Detectives,
Who watch and Report Their
Every Move.

New York, Dec. 27.--Some of the
neuX, who is ON trial for the alleged
murder of Mrs. Kate j. Adams. have
complained to Recorder Gof1 about be-
ing under the constant and almost
painful surveillance of detectives.
They claim that ever since the selec-
tion of the jury a detective has been
assigned to each member of the jury,
and this detective has shadowed his
man with annoying persistence.
The Complaining Jurors.
The complaining jurors say that
they are not only dogged, but that
their business places are invaded and
even the privacy of home life is dis
turbed by the detectives. One of the
jurors said that he and his wife were
followed by detective to Christmas
tree festival on Christmas night. His
every movement about the tree, the
juror said, was followed by the de-
teetive. If tho juror stopped to talk
with a friend, the detective was there
at his elbow affecting a far-away look,
but bent on catching every word.
An IntoIerabIe Condition.
To haze his every word and his
every act scrutinized and jotted down,
the juror said, was intolerable.
The complaining jurors declared
that the detectives who did the shad-
owing made a report OF their observa-
t1 App
triet Attorney Osborne
The Complaints Sweeping.
Foreman Martin was one of the
complaining jurors. He said that he
and his family were much disturbed
by the detectives in the assistant dis
triet attorneys employ One of the
| jurors objected 10 the detective as
signed to him peering over his shoul-
| der and sideling up to him when he
was talking business with some of his
employees. The complaints of the
| jurors covered the whole range of their
business and domestic economy.
District Attorneys Explanation.
Assistant District Attorney Mcln-
tyre said that Is detectives were
chosen for this purpose, detective
being assigned to each one of the
! jurors. He said that it was not unus-
ual to have detectives shadow jurors
during The trial of an important MUIR
der case. II was essential for the JUS
tice and public good that this should
be done.
No Help for Them.
1t was said that Recorder Goff told
the complaining jurors that he could
do nothing for them, and that they
went away dissatisfied
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
CREMATED WITH his HOME.
william simmons, an Octogcnarian,
Perished i'm His burning House
In Macon County, Mo.

Macon. Mo-, Dec. 2s-The house OF
William Simmons, near Blackwell, this
(Macon) county. caught fire Tuesday
night and was destroyed. Simmons
was a widCwer of so ard lived alone.
He was unable to get out and perished
In the fianes. before reseuing party
arrived. He was a large land owner
md veteran of the civil war.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
OTHERWISE UNN0TICEb

Jef1efson OltY lMo.) policeman
killed Harvey Dodd, a negro, who re
sisted arrest
Headquarters of the Pacific express
will be fully established in st. Louis
within a week.
Philadelphia will send a hospital shin
and a large corps of American pbysi.
clans and surgeons to the Transyaal.
Government officials do not placq
any credence in the reported organiza
ton of a Fenian army to raid Canada
President BoIdenweek says that tbs
trustees hope to open the Chicago
drainage channel ON or before Janu
airy Is.
The Cunningham sugar mills at Sn
burned Tuesday The loss is estimated
at 100000.
The first trade treaty between China
and Mexico has just been completed
and signed by the representatives Of
both countries.
Rachel b. Burgoon, of st. Louis, de
clared in her will that she forgaye hei
husband for deserving her and be.
queathed him 81.
An Illinois farmer was buncoed out
of $500 by strangers, who sold him 81.
600 face value of spurious money
Served him right.
In dispute about house rent ". IL
7. Miller, stone mason, aged 80 years
shot and instantly killed c. NJ. Jone'
at Dougherty, l. I.
1t has developed that the Armour
Packing Co.. of Kansas City, has beer
making heavy shipments of meat fol-
the use of the Beers.
At Atlantheus Hill. Va, Il. Overton
and John Combs fought duel and
both were killed. They were prominent
in their neighborhood.
Miss Van Dusen, of Dallas, Tex, has
been appointed deputy United States
marshal. She is the first woman tc
hold that positio min Texas.
The Misses Olivia Phelps Stokes and
Carrie Phelps Stokes, of New York
city, have given $500.00O for a new
building for Yale university.
Mrs. Julia Goldman, who keeps a
dry goods store at Madison, ILL.,, rout,
ed safe burglars when they attempted
to break into her place of business.
Mrs. Wilhelma Strauss, aged 81
years, died at her home, seven miles
north of Pana, Ill. She had been a res
ident of Christian county for 80 years.
The Italian bark Du Fratelli Astarta,
from Rio de Janeiro, straned ON ST,
Georges cape, Florida, Tuesday, and
has been abandoned. All hands We're
saved.
Former Representative Louis Perro-
tel was attacked near Mascoutah, H.,
by vicious bull while feeding cattle.
Perrotel sustained three broken ribs
and internal injuries.
Nicholas Hurst, aged 81 years, died
at Marshall, Ill.,, Tuesday, He was JUS
tice of the peace 20 years, and was as
sociate judge. sheriff and county treas
urer two terms each.
The new Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing at Monett, Mo-, was formally
opened Tuesday night. 1t is hand
some structure, two stories high, and
cost, with furnishings, 100000.
Walter Cotton, a desperate negro
murderer. sentenced to hang January
IL for murder, walked out of the
county Jail at Norfolk Va, Tuesday
morning. while the death watch slept.
Rev. Samuel Smith. a retired minis
ter of the Methodist Episcopal church,
died at Bloomington, H., Tuesday,
aged so years. He was born in Ken
lucky and had been a minister 60
years.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Live Stock Market,

St. Louis-Cattle-Fancy export, S6.119
$50: butchers, 81. 25Q5.75; stockers, 81 5Jp
800. cows and heifers, $325n425. Hogs =
Packing, sS.s0G4.15; butchers s3S5a4 3O;
light, 50 350n4.00 Sheep-Mutton sheep,
50 50d4l5. lambs, s5,00Q535
Chicago-Cattle-Bee Beeves, 81 20a6.6O; cows
s.. GOA 40: heifers. S3001f4.I5; Gamers, s. Is
q300. stockers and feeders, S300Q4 81. +.
and butchers. s4.05d43O. good to choice
heavy A.l2lan432l2: rough heavy. $4,000
4.l0; light. 25. Sheep-Native weth-
ers, 81. 25Mi90. western wethers, G0lH
g6.s1.
Kansas City-Cattle-Nativ steers. $3.50
4G.15; Texas steers. Al00t5.2j Texas cows,
81 250fr3.35. native cows and heifers 81. -
45.0O. stockers and feeders So 90fD5. %.
Hogs-Heavy A.10n422is; packers. 81 i2l.Gp
AS; mixed. s4i0q4.lTi3; Hight. a. .07iz9417h !.
yorkers. Nl0di4l7ts. Sheep-Lambs, S4004
$40; muttons t3.0014.25.
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snid to Have Confessed.

Chicago, Dec. ss.-Clyde II. Wallace,
a clerk in the United States subtreas-
urv. has tcen arrested ON the charge OF
Having stolen $1,000 in gold from the
Office. The young man is SAID to have
made a full confession TO the secret
service officials.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Lnnton Mnme Funh Contrihntionr

Washington, Dec. 2S.-The subscrip.
tions to the Lawton home fund re-
ceived by Gen. Corbin at the war de-
partmenu up 20 date amount to $17,-
S2345. The total subscription list nov
amounts to S31 ,4O4.45, including out
side contributions.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Sudden Death.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Dee. 2S.-Capt ia
cob Jay Nandergrift. one of the
wealthiest and most prominent men
of Pittsburgh. and a pioneer of the
petroleum and natural gas producing
Industry. died suddenly in this city,
at his home Tuesday night. He was
~ wears of age.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Not Instructed Yet.

London, Dec. 2s.-Inquiries made by
a press representative show that the
American ambassador, Mr.. Joseph II.
Choate, has not yet received instruc-
tions from Washington regarding the
seizure of cargoes of American flour
by British warships of Delagoa bay.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
"Be Happy, My Children"
Gen. Carpenter Retired.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-Gen. Gilbert
s. Carpenter, who was recently con-
firmed as brigadier general in the reg
ular army. has been placed on the re-
tired list on his own application after
80 years active service. His last serv'
ice was in command of the Eighteenth
infantry in the Philippines.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
"ao,,.p" Tom Chandler Dcnd.

Chicago, Dec. 2s.-Tom Chandler, the
old-time pugilst. died Tuesday at his
home in this city of pluerisy Of the
heart. The veteran, who was best
known as "Roston" Tom Chandler,
was born in that city, and came to Chi
sago in 1885 with Denver Ed Smith.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
wom,p Hanged In Manitoba.

Brandon. Manitoba. Dec. 2S.-Emily
Hilda Blake, domestic, was hanged
here this morning for the murder of
Mrs. Lane, her mistress. The execu-
ton was private. Only few persons
witnessed it,
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
The National Farm school.

Doylestowu. Pa, Dec. 2s.-Secretary
CT Agriculture Wilson visited the Ma
tionul farm school at this place and ex-
pressed his approval of the system as
explained by the managers of the in
ytitution.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
FI.ca, Report of the Union Pacific.

Chicago. Dec. 27.-Advance copies OF
the annual report of the Union Pacific
road Tor the fiscal year ended June 30
have been issued. They contain the
following figures: Gross earnings,
S19.siI,64l; operating expenses, sll,-
412.16s: net earnings. Se.399, ,473; in
terest. dividends and miscellaneous,
sL21s.7s6: balances. S9,61s.2O9; inter
est on funded debt, s3,s3o.00o; balance,
s5.7ss. POS: received from Oregon Short
line. S705. .195; applicable TO dividends,
s6.5s3.36s: dividends, s2,625, 600; sur
plus. S3,g5s 1865.
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sunk the FIyIns Fox.

London Dec. 2s.-Thc British
steamer Starlight. which arrived here
on December Is. from Philadelphia,
while bound in December -. collidcd
with and sunk the schooner Flying
FoA. No lives were Lost.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
KILLED while uesistIpu Arre.t

Fort White, Fla, Dee. 2s.-Tom
White. a negro, while resisting arrest,
was shot and killed by the town mar
shal. The negroes are excited. and are
making threats to burn the town and
kill the marshal.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Plague Rumor Confirmed.

Sydney, y. $. w, Dec. 2s.-The Brit
ish consul at Noumea confirms the re-
port that the plague in severe typs
is raging, and that many deaths from
that cause have occurred in New Gale
onia.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Fatal Locomotive Bciier Explosion.

Denver, Col, Dec. 2S.-The boiler of
locomotive on the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad blew Up at Minturn,
killing Engineer S. II. Quackenbusn
and iniuring Fireman Salden so badly
that he died a few hours later.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Suspended Business.

Boston, Dec 2s.-E. c. Hodges,
& Co., bankers and brokers of 81 State
street. have suspended business. The
firm is one of the largest in the city.
Its dealings have been principally in
municiDal bonds
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
wen-known Raiiroad Builder Dead

Joliet, H., Dec. 2s.-John Fleming,
well known throughout the country
as a railroad contractor, died here OF
paralysis. He was ~ years old. lie
was a resident of Des Monies. Ia. for
over 30 years.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
n.,,na Rced.. Condition serious.

New York, Dee. ss.-An operation
for cancer Of the stomach has been
ucrforncd on Roland Reed, the actor.
Ills condition last night was very seri-
Gus.
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Took the Pistol Route.

Milwaukee, Dee. 2s.-Alderman Geo.
Hill of the First ward committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the
head. Worry over the street railway
ordnance is said to be the cause.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
HOW RE LIFT THE DOERS
Winston Spencer Churchill Tells oi
His Escape from Pretoria, the
Transvaal Capital.
he HID HIASELF IN A RAILROAD TRUCK.
by CraH uE Uuder Some Coal Sacks
He Managed To Eiude the Vigil
lance of TIE Guards ana Arrived
at Lourenho Marquee After Sixty
Hours of Mitcry.

London, Dec 2S.-Mr. Winston Spen.
Ger Churchill has cabled and the Morn
ing Post publishes an account of hii
escape from captivity with the Beers
after having been made a prisoner in
the reconnaissance of an armored train
at Esteourt. The dispatch, which is
dated Lourenzo Marquee, December
21, says:
Hid in a Railway Truck.
"In the evening | concealed myself
in a railway truck under a great pile
of sacks. | had small store of good
water. | remained hidden SO, CHANGING
discovery The Beers searched the
train at Komatipoort, but did not
search deep enough. After some sixty
hours of misery | came safely here. |
am very weak, but am free. | have
lost many pounds in weight, but am
light in heart. | shall avail myself Of
every opportunity, henceforth, to urge
earnestly the untlinehing and uncom-
promising prosecution of the war.
Resolved to Escape.
On the AFTERNOON OF lJeceliDeG Il,
the Transvaal's secretary of war in
formed me that there was little chance
OF my release. | therefore resolved to
escape and the same night | left the
state schools prison in Pretoria by
climbing the wall when the sentries'
backs were turned momentarily. |
walked through the streets of the
town without disguise, meeting many
burghers, but was not challenged in
the crowd. | got through the piekets
OF the town guards and struck the
Delagoa Bay railroad.
Evaded the Watchers.
81 walked along it, evading the
watchers at the bridges and culverts,
and waited for a train beyond the
first station. The f1:10 goods train
from Pretoria had arrived before /
reached the place, and was moving at
full speed. | boarded it with great dif-
ficulty and hid under the coal sacks.
/ Jumped from the train before dawn,
and was sheltered during the day in a
small. wood, in company with a huge
vulture, who displayed "a lively interest
in me.
Neither Compass Nor Map.
81 walked on at dusk. There were no
more trains that night. The danger of
meeting the guards of the line CON
tinued but | was obliged to follow
It, as l had no compass or map. | had
to make wide detours to avoid bridges,
stations and huts, and so my progress
was very slow.
Chocolate is not a satisfying food.
The outlook was gloomy, but | perse-
vered with Gods help. For five days
my food supply was very precarious.
/ was lying up by daylight, and walk
ing by night.
when Escape was Discovered.
"Meanwhile my escape had been dis
covered and my description tele-
graphed everywhere. All trains We're
searched, and veryone was on the
watch for me. Four times the wrong
people were arrested.
THE sixth day | managed to board
train beyond Middeburg, whence
there was direct service to Delagoa."
Mr. Churchill is now at Durham.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30

New York, Dec S.-Money on eaif
steady at per cent prime mercantiis
paper per cent Sterling exchange.
tirm. with actual business Ia bankers
bills at 4STita4S7iz for demand. and al tsI
u4slh for 50 days: posted rates. ASA lSs,,
and ssh: commercial bills. 4S0d4si silver
certificates, 5Siznosis; bar silver. 5sx.
Mexican dollars, tIl.. Government bonss
ueadx.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Cotton
Financial.

Quotations for middling range as fol-
lows; ST. Louis, 5-isc; New York. 7ke.
Memphis 5-16
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Preparing to Rebuild.

The streets of San Jacinto are be,
ing cleared of debris, and the mer-
chants are moving their stocks into
warehouses, Preparations are already
being made for the rebuilding of most
of the ruined structures.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
The shock at Hemet.

AT Hemet the hotel was damaged to
the exetent of $4,000; b. Engham S
-four mill. $1,000. The fire walls Of
Webber's brick store fell out, the plate
glass windows were smashed and the
entire stock of goods is on the floor
in heap.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
Miscellaneous Damages.
RumhIings at TalqUit's Peak.

II is said that rumblings had been
heard for several days about Taquit's
peak. in the San Jacinto range, sup
posed to be an extinct Volcano. Be
tween San Jacinto and Hemet geysers
of hot sulphur water appeared on
Christmas, and the fumes are so strong
that no one can get near the geysers.
The Van Buren press., 1899-12-30
No Help for Them.

1t was said that Recorder Goff told
the complaining jurors that he could
do nothing for them, and that they
went away dissatisfied.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30

ie Vieques," con la siguiente earga;
Para .lrroyo Meltz y Gandia &
) Jose Maria SLarez 3 q quincal'a
rs de J Hernaiz C tejidos Julian
atienzo / q ferreteria Vidal Hmnos
lido teii,los F Rivera y Col baul re
J Ochoa y Hmno 20 d jabon 4I'
40 Bolivar Arruza y Co q a.e
% s. tabales sardinas s 6 mana l 81
mis- I brl cerveza 2I4 PIP vino ba'as 5
tbs papel lata aceite castor sereta
amelia Jcse Perujo y DIVA bsrrica
lceit. linaza IS eanastos papas Ftitze
7 undt y Co IS SIS harina Fern andez
Auran y Co g gas 8 resmas parel
SIS habicbuelas A Vicente y Co IA
% vino d: satdinas rid chocolate y
anil Castrillon y Cchoa "a q pastas 2
id f6sforos 4 brls vino 81 jamones i'd
arroz Piza Hmnos 2 fdos tejidos So
brino de Izquierdo y Go II grimes ami
sado 80 sIs harina Scrs de L Villamil
y Co II3 bacalao Andres Crosas I6
tablones pichip<n Ruisanchez y Prida
IS grimes ginebra IS id anisado i'd
arfs id carabanchel 2 id anisete He
rrero Ortega y CO &c pesas brl azs
das 4 d chocolate.
Para Vieques Barcelo y CO bocoy
I brl vacio Felipe Chandry 2l2 PIP
bcys IS tercerolas vacias.
Para Vieques. bdro "Paquito", ct
lastre.
DESPACHkDOS
Ninoun0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30
ENTIRE BAY0NETAS

Los Diputados ministcriales tu-
vieron que salir entire bayonet4s &
fn de evttar cualquier aggression de
las turbas afectas al sociaismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30

0oAno curatiyas y medicinales son
tan conocidac que no merecen descrip-
ci6n aqul.
Vamos q anunciar en- todas parties
de Europa y America Y gastar dinero
bsstante, para que por fin sea Coamo
conocido por todas parties del mundo.
Ell hospedaje cuesta $3 diarios, mo-
media provincial.
THE PUERTO-RICO Co.
OFFICINA:
Gale de Ia Marina, PONCE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30
TRIBUNAL De GUERRA

FL Prcsidente Loubet ha hrmado
va los nombramientos de los jefes
y Ohciales que torma:an el Consejo
de Guerra que ha de iuzgar nueva
mente 4 Dreyfus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30

-PS~-------l-- ~~S~S ula contra
el coronel retirado don Vicente Gomez
Diaz. por malyersacion de caudales.
FL fiscal, teniente auditor don Ramon
Oscariz, pidio para ell procesado la pena
de cuatro amos de SUPPRESSION de sueldo, y
el detensor, captain dc la zona de Muir
cia, don Jose Gonzalez, solicito la abso
lucion.
Sc ha ordenado el pago de los Is2
pesos que adeuda el ayuntamiento de-
Ahasco al Professor de instruction ptl
blica don Sergio Ramirez dc Arellano.
Sc ha concedido .icenca para que
pueda trasladarse & Sahana- grande al
Alcalde de Adjuntas.
En- los nuevos presupuestos de Baya
mon queda suprimida la cont ibuci6n
municipal que Sc lie imPonia a la rilueza
sgricola
Fuerzas de- puesto dc Can6vanas han
eaptutado a Qulntin Roena, pr6fugo de
Ia Carcel de Lola.
A las seis de la mahana d hoy Sc de
claro un violento incendio en- Guayama.
que destruyo ouatro casas. Tres mas
incendadas fueron savadas por el pue
bio. Las autoridades acudieron al lugar
del suceso.
BESIDE la Catedra.-Conferencia pro-
vechosa.
Santo Domingo, Septiembre de 1894.
Sres. Scott & Bovine, Nuevs York.
Muy 'srnofes mios he emplcado la
Emulsion de Scott, en- varios casos de
liofatismo E>ta enfermedai. !. que sc pre-
senta bsjo distintas m4nifestaciones, co
mo la anemia, raquitismo, escrofut sis
ETC., ETC., cede los efrotos reconstitu-
yentcs de esta Emulsion, siempre que
los enfermos sean constantes en- tomarla
Su aspecto y sabor agradabIes haccn dc
esta medicina un recu'so vaioso en- la
practica infantil, aun para las jovenes.
pues es ssbido que fanto aquellos como
Sstas SC .es stem a tomar mejlcamentos
de sabor repog, ante. En- cuanto q las
sustancias que entran en- su com osi,,icn
son del todo inocentes. como a vez
neeesarias pa combs.ir la miseria hsio
logica Is adenlas una pf eparacion re
msnente, 10 que aumenta sus mSritos.
DR. 4 Jonsfca,
Mejico Cifuj4no de Ia F4cultad dc Pa
us. Pfe,iJente del Jurc Medlco de la
Re dol a, Psof-sor de Medicina de
Institute Professional. etc.
IIa fallecido EN- Fuefta dc Terra la
respectable se1ora> >~dona Mariana Waca.
rrondo, ,iuda de QuiNaaes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30
LOS S0CIALISTAS

FL motive del escandalo fue un
rudisimo ataque de los Diputados
socialistas & los hombres que forman
el Gabinete
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30
ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE.

De May giez y AguadilIa gol. "Car
melita," con la siguiente carga: Bolivar
Auuza y CO 6 d coiisc Angel Suarez
I d sombreros Fernandez Gauran y
Co 10 900 cocos Fidel Guillermety s
SIS aa1car Alberto Gonzalez 90 SIS car
bon vegetal Ramon Torres IL brls pol
vos de marmol Orden: 20 latas aceite
coco atds barras de camas 500 atados
cortes de cajas
De Humacao gol. "Dolores," con la
siguiente csrga: Collector de Aduanas J
d efectos Cuban and Pan American
Express Co d efectos Scrs de Abarca
1 q efectos Iron coso Hmnos y Co S.
d. pastas I5 cueros de res rs q ginebra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30
CoNTRABANO0

Hoy han sido arrestados en- esta
LA eli patron y demas tripllantcs
del bote Mavio que conducfa un
gran contrabando para esa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30
GRAN TUMULT0

En- el Congreso de los Diputa :
dos de Bruselas Sc promovi6 ano-
che un gran tumulto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30
Ell CUERpO De ARTIlLERIA

Dicho Tribunal estara 'compues.
to por los o6ciales de Artillerfa,
Mrs. Bpongniart, Debreon. Profe-
let, Merle, Parfait y B:auvais.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-30
LA IN1ERVENCIQN MlLITAR

FL Gobicrno pid;6 la intervention
militar para restablecer el orden en-
el CongresC.