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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

an Ingenious machine which shuts ever
a mans eyes 50 that the syeiiS - 4
works open and closes q chronogTsph-
SO far the quickest sink On Fecofd. -
about q sixth a a second
The fecgndity Of microbes Il pgsSig-
!sus. 20 much 81 that u IS DROPS q Va
teg DOasufsd with bacteria are allowed
10 fail into a cup q Sseth The germ
population would have decreased 20 -
hours 70 E1s1a.t
HesboaTns dispatches reckon ihs 'st@i
Australian gold pro6Bcf for the nfsk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

end the potential dominators Of the des-
TIMES Of the orient.
For the last ten years the world has
been looking at Japan through the
wrong end Of the telescope. This balmy
eastern isle has been looked upon chief
ly as a happy gamboling ground for
the comic opera writer and the poetic
traveller of the Sir Edwin Arnold type.
In the popular mind its people have
been considered as made up of dear lit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

towel and he a clotheshorse. For too
long he has poked about town or two
and taken the steamer for home and
imagined he had found out all about
Japan the lovely, the picturesque, the
ideal.
But the time for all that sort of thing
has now passed away. Japan shook the
shackles of mediavalism from her
graceful young shoulders when her Wig
orous and youthful navy all but blew
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

Iowa for the special purpose Of supply
ing his dairy with cows.
After recent tornado in Australia
thousands OF water snakes were found
on The beach in one place. while In
another the beach was entirely washed
away. leaving nothing but bare rocks
A German army officer estimates that
in the century just closed no less than
3e,9eo.Ooo men have been killed In war
in civilized countries.
There are 500. 900 goats In the United
States. 2SS.o00 in the West Indies
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

JAPAN has Just found herself. Three
decades ago the land OF the chrys-
y anthemum was, or was universal
ly considered. a land Of barbarians. To-
day Japan prepares to step across the
threshold Of the twentieth century as
one of the great powers OF the world, a
nation of accomplished and progressive
people, the Greeks of the modern world
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
AN ANCIENT INN.

The oldest inn In the world Is the
Seven Stars. which now stands crum-
bling away in the city of Manchester.
Since the year 1855 weary travellers
have put up at this old public house.
and now that the picturesque old build
ing is reported as about to be torn
down TO make room for the erection OF
a huge warehouse Englishmen are OBJ
jecting to the loss of such historic old
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
RANDOM FACTS

The sultan Of Turkey has just built
At Mecca the biggest house in the
world. II is intended for the accommo-
dalton Of pilgrims and is capable of
sheltering 5000 persons. The next big
gest house in the world Is in a suburb
OF Vienna. 1t accommodates 2,l12 ten
ants.
Opal mining is one Of the latest Aus
sraiian mineral industries. The prin-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
THE MODERN DRUID.

It has long been supposed that the
Druids passed away even before Will
liam the Conqueror invaded England.
Such, however, is not the case, for each
year in Wales is still held the Welsh
Bards' association. at which some one
Welsh singer is chosen as the arch Dru-
Id of Wales. This event is made the
occasion Of a three days musical fes-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

throw 100 gallons per minute. II Is
drawn by three. sometimes four. horses
Vegetables are like fresh afr-lndis-
psnsabis> for our health: they cool and
purify the blood and add q neeesSaEy
ACID 20 e.
the almonds oossumed IN the Cnit@d
States.
Australia rabtHf SKINS are besng con-
ye-ted iEto sealskins for fhe. American
market
Experiments have besn going 60 With
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
YACHTING ON WHEELS.

Yachting on wheels is rather a novel
experience. but in one part Of Australia
his species Of locomotion is a necessity.
lake LEROY only. in Western Austria
tia, is a lake during the rainy season,
but that fact does not prevent occi-
dental yachtsmen from sailing about 1t
all the year round. AS the hot weather
evaporates the water, a smooth and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

| tie geisha girls, who are perpetuaIly
dancing and drinking tea and living IN
delightful little playhouses made Of
tinted cardboard, while the men made
brass dragons and many tinted fans.
The superficial traveller from the west
has too long been invading the land OF
cherry blossoms and hanging the grace
full costume Of the country upon his
shoulders as ii the kimono were bath
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

has always taken a sympathetic and
generally quite unselfsh interest in Ja-
pans progress and her desire to adopl
modern methods Of trade and com-
merce. The messages Of seyeral Of Our
presidents have already touched on this
matter, and now that America is vital
factor in the history making that is to
take place in the far east during the
next few years ii is a matter OF much
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

fthe antique Chinese feet OF the face OF
kthe sea. She has now clinched her claim
to be classed as one Of the first nations
Of the world by the contamination OF
that treaty with the United States
which has just recently come into ef-
feet. This new treaty between Japan
and America is one of very farreaching
Importance, as it recognizes the sub
jeets Of the mikado as entitled to adopt
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the business practices and principles of
up to date people and is recognized by
the United States as commercial equal
in every respect.
In bringing about this new series of
treaties with the United States and the
other great commercial countries of the
world japan naturally feels most
friendly to the Anglo-Saxon, because it
has been this race on both sides Of the
Atlantic. with Canada included, that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
A MARTIAL FOLLOWER Of FUNSTON


Philippines
his familiar there others.
of Frederick Remngtons of officer
his That
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picture. which was made by an Ameri-
can artist who was on the spot when
the returning martyr OF DEVILS island
stepped ashore. The change which his
long period of solitary confinement and
III treatment have wrought in the once
strong and athletic looking ANatian
captain viii at once be seen from this
picture. The French authorities real
lied this and did their utmost 10 effect
secret landing. but all their plans
were unable TO get the best Of the vigil
lance of the energetic foreign corFs-
spOndent.
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the thing, hut on
the other hand
1t is better to
show a Lincoln
and a Grant and
a Dewey that he
Is appreciated
during his life
time rather than
wait for a hun
bred years and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
RUSSIAN SPIRIT ,WRESTLERS.

There has been a great deal of talk
lately about the spirit wrestlers. or
Doukhobors. who have been migrating
from the country of the car near the
Caucasus into the Canadian Northwest
Territories. The accompanying picture
shows three of these strange people.
several hundred of whom have already
been taken from Russia by the son Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
AN ADVOCATE OF OPEN AIR DANCING

the chile
authorities
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
DREYFUS AS He LANDED.

That Captain Dreyfus looked some
what unkempt and changed In appear
ance when he landed at Port Haiguen,
as reported by the French newspapers
Is substantIated by the accompanying
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
TO CRUISE IN POLAR SEAS.

The Polar Star the steamer which bearing the Duke Of Abuz
which started an expedition substantial
which while the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

Importance that the present friendly re-
lations between Washington and Tokyo
should continue to exist. This last men
toned city has a strange sound still to
American ears when used in a CONNER
cial and political connection, but it is
ordained that during the next few years
there will be a change in this, and To-
kyo will become one of the great polit-
zeal and educational centers of the
world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
THE DEWEY PIPE.

America has the habit of always APP
preciating her heroes. There are some
who hold that our countrymen Overdo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
FAMOUS KEYSTONE STATE COLONEL

Among those heroes beating the
the Philippines is the
Me and enviable
Colonel Hawkins wounded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

Count Tolstoi. who is their stanch
and fearless supporter. Unfortunately
for themselves. these poor people be-
lieve in the principle of nonresistance
and share with the car his official
views as to the iniquity of war. In
consequence they were harassed by the
imperial police, their women were fog
ged and violated, and life became I'M
endurable under the benign rule of this
Russian Nicholas who is now so busy
bringing peace conferences together.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

: Boston banks paid out $50 oo0.0oo in
dividends on July I. New York banks
are said 10 have paid ten times that.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06


in the
whc
to
to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06

then put a big marble statue up over
him. The extent to which the Dewey
admiration has gone will be well shown
by the fact that there are now being
sold pipes known as Dewey pipes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06


twice the
when bullet crashed
Whsn General Funston
experienced
cali De appointed TO
Junior major When
lnnt
The members of the
the reg1nn conshAetcah
versity
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grades of the chifs and off ,ers of the
Cuban army. that he night be able to
distri0d<e equally, as it is of inevitab e
necessity the three million dollars, said
document being denei him as VIII as
the special commissioner Mr.. Robert P.
Porter. severa. times, by the Repcesen-
tative Cuban Assembly.
Tom orrond, in consequence Of fhe
exposed, the three million which until
now were aboar the Federal war trans
port Burnside, will be disemba'ked
Nest Monday the G ,neralisimo and
the Commissioner, Mr.. Porter, will pro-
ceed to distribute said sum to the insu
lar troops
In order to carry out said distribu-
ton with facility, the most centric part
OF the islant will be selected, as the
point most fit to commence the distribu-
ton
In con.eren e between Maximo
Gomez an M Jor General Brooke, the
latter is firmly convinced that about the
beginning of May the insular troops will
OC OloOdub(os
The attention is called powerfully
to the fact that the Representative AS
sembly his dissolved it self with the
greatest order, without giving the least
NATIVE to excite in any WY the public
order.
In La Guaira { Ven .znela a mag
nihcent and brilliant reception was gi-
ven to the Squadron which Admiral
Sampson commands.
Said fleet will weigh anchor to mo-
rraw. although its port Of destination is
unknown, nevertheless, according to
dispatches received in this island, it is
imposed it will put in here.
Havana news papers publish the
sensational notice that General Mlximo
Gomez will abondou very soon the
Great Antilles.
According to them Of ter publish ng
proclamation explaining briefly his
conduct to the Cubans. badly under
stood by them he Maximo Gomez viii
repair to Ssnto Domingo.
the New YORK Herald in an in
teresting article afirms tn 1t negotiations
exit tending to procure the exchange
of the Philippines for the English west
Indie. Pubic opnion is in flvour Of
said exchange.
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EIcnItrIlcS plcrtorr|quciaS
7 De ABRIl

1907 Sc establece en- esta Capital la
Junta de con >olilacion compue.ta del
Gobernador. O5ispo, Asesor y Fiscal.
para el atreglo y enagenaci6n de las
obras pias e imqosiclones que hubiera en-
la isla
1 06-A las dos y me liza de la ma
drugada de este ola Sc dcclara un VIC
lento incendio e, la casa que en- la callc
de la Villa, ea Pon;e, ocupahan los Pa
dfes Paules, quienes perdieron TOD sus
muebles y ropa' sin que lograran salvar
el Archivo parroquial que fue devo-ado
por las lIamas.
Sc da por terminada oh-ialmente la
operacion del cange de la moneda
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dantes partlcipes, expreszndose que es-
tos no han sido oidos en- Ia information.
La inscription en- tai case expresAra
tambien dicha circunstancia.
80 FL parrafo scxto del artfculo 3o3
de la Ley Hipotecaria Sc entendera re.
dactado ash " Las in cripciones de po-
session Sc convertiran en- inscripciones de
dominic cuando reunan los requisites
siguientes 10 Que hayan transcurrido
seis amos desde la fecha de la inscription.
% Que Sc anuncie la conversion de la
inscription de possession por medic de un
edicto en- la "Gaceta Official" para que
los interesados que Sc consideren perju-
dicados puedan oponerse presentando la
oportuna demanda en- el plazo de ounce
dias naturales, y 80 Que transcurridos
los plazos indicados en- los parrafos an
teriores no exista en- el Registro asiento
nj nota que indique que la prescription
ha sido interrumpida"
% El 1ltimo parfafo de! citado ar
ticulo 3o3 de la Ley Hipotecaria sc en-
tendera redactado en- la lorna siguiente:
"Quince dias despues de terminates los
seis amos Sc procedera poi el Registrador
i instancia de parte a extender la opor
tuna nota de conversion, 81 Sc hubieran
cumplido los requisites de que trata el
precedente p;irrafo".
So E. parrafo q del articalo so4. de
la Ley Hipotecaria Sc entendera redac-
tado en- la forma siguiente "Si no hu-
biesen transcurrido los seis amos, conta-
dos desde la fecha de la inscription no
sc hubiesen llenado los requisites mar
cados en- el articulo 333 de esta Ley. las
inscripcioEes de possession surtiran su
efecto legal con arreglo a 10 dispuesto
en- Ell parrafo siguiente. -"
80 Ell plazo de ciento ochensa dias
fjado en el artlculo 3o5 de la Ley Hipo
t caria para la admission de las pruebas
en- los expedientes que Sc instruyan para
jlsti6car la adquisicion de un inmueble
con el fin de in.cribir el dominic sc en-
tendera de sesenta dias naturales.
70 Sc concede q 10 dispuesto en- esta
Orden efecto retroactive.
Puerto Rico. d de Abril de 1899.
Heyminio Dfaz,
Secretario de Justicia.
Approved
GUY v. HENRY,
Major General Vol.
Commanding.
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La EXPOSICION UNIVERSAL
ST. Director del BOLETIN
Paris, IS de Mario de 1900.

la Exposci5n Univers,l que ha de
ce'ebrar esta gran capital el ailo proxi
mo. promote ser una maravilla.
va he dicho en- otras correspondent
cias los lectoTes del BeLETIN, que el
cl0n sera un palacio para Ia la Electfici
dad. maravia de luz de color que he
de desc'ibirles con to IS sus encantos y
novedades.
La Exposition .era un parque de pa
lacios y de flores. va estan preparan 10
$500 arboles, 10000 arbustos y 1000
pies de plantas y fl>res para matizar los
macizos de verdura Glen jardineros Sc
cuidaran exclusivanente durante todo el
tempo d~l concurso, de este servicio.
| Hasta ahora Ia obra ma. adelantada
es ell gran Palacio dc los Camps Eli
secs. Solo la escalera cuesta 6ocoo Pc
SOS. No esta terminada aun; pero estan
"a :colocadas las soberbas co'umnas de
granite sob-e las que ha de dtsoansar;
su balaustt ada y ornamentacion son de
hero forjado y acero.
En- esos Campos EliseJs tan deliciosos
Sc instalara la expo iici5n retrospective
I de bellas ar'e3 y artes decoratlvas, en-
I'm palaco mas pequen>, pero muy ele-
gante.
En- el terreno reservado en- el Troca
dero para las oolonias de todos los pue
b o5 hay POGO hecho, sicndo 20 ms ade-
lantado el Palacio de la seccion rusa en-
donde agrupara los articulos del Asia,
Siberia y Caucaso. El pabellon ocupa
70 metros &c fachada por 90 dc fondo
tiene un estilo muy parecido a los monu-
mentos de Moscou, y son rusos los obre-
ros. Al lado de este paacio levantara
Finlandia un pabelloa pecial. cuyo7
modelos no pueden ser mas originates y
hermosos. Sc dedjcara exclusivamente
a exposition de instruction pIolica, y
espero dar a con1ce los lectores del
BOLETIN, todas las ensenanzas que ALI
Sc presenten y move la les en- el material
cores spondente, antes que ningun otro
periodico.
To 10 el decorado de las instalaciones
fusas Sc ejecuta en- San Petersburgo,
representa- trozos del kenlm Tres
ihiiShoOS iohi0SB uiO
la coronation del Gar Nicolas; otro el
ferrocari transiberi mo, pintado por
Piassetzky, y el terceio el viaje de Mos
cou China, serviran de encanto a esta
secc6n.
Alemania ha de5ignado va a Mr.
Richter, dipuFado alcman, como comisa-
rio regio. Auuque el imperio no puede
llamarse, potencia colonial (por mas que
aspira serlo y 10 conseguira), tendra
I'm pabelloncito orilas del Sena.
Tieue va designado ell sitio para la
construction de un gran Palacio, pues e
Reichstag Parlameutol ha votado cor
dicho objeto la suma de cinco millone:
de frances. Su exposition sera verda
deramente notable y digna de detenide
estudio
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Sobre prescription del dominic
Gil. DUCROI.
Y DEMAS DERECHOS REALEt

La Secretafia d: Justicia ha dictado
ana disposition sob'e tan importante
materia.
Dicha disposition SC halla concebida
en- los terminos siguientes
FL Honorable Mayor General a pro-
puesta de esta Secreta:ia de usticia Sc
ha servido disponer 10 siguiente
10 Ell art(culo 1857 del Cotigo Ci-
vii Sc entendera redsctado de este modo:
"El dominic demas derechos reales
so5re bienes inmuebles Sc prescriben por
la possession durante seis amos, entire pre-
sentes ausentes. con buena fe y justo
tltu'o"
2? La regla quinta del 3oI dc la Ley
Hipotecaria Sc enten 'era re 1a-tada de
este modo: Isl los duen ie los te
r-enos colindantes 6 el participe en- la
ropiedad en- los derechos reales de
una hnca que deban ser citados, estuvie
rem ausentes y Sc supiere su para lero, el
Juez lie citara por conducto del Juez mu-
nicipll del pueblo en- que residan, 81 Sc
HdltdtCH Cu Cotd loid. Ok Id ICSiuCHSld
fuese en- ell continente americana en- ell
extranjero, la citaci6n Sc hara por el
conducto de la Secretaria de Jus.icia, Sc
nalandose para la comparecencia Ell ter
mino que Sc juzgue necesario, sin que
pueda eXceder de sesenta dias naturales,
contados des ie la fecha de la notihca-
cion ST Sc ignorase el paradero, Sc ci
tara por medic de edictos que Sc iuser-
taran alternativamente por termino dc
sesenta dias naturales en- la "Gaceta Of
cial'. 81 transcurridos esos termn S no
comparecen los interesados el Juez apro
bara ell expediente mandara hacer la
inscrlpcion del der .cho. sin perjuicio del
que correspond la dichos duefos coin,
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EiYIi FL fSClLlFO\

FL lltimo acuerdo tornado por la
Asamblca de Rcpre'entantes de la
Revolution frG acordar la remission
a Maximo G5mcz del escalaf6n de
Jetes y Odciales del Ejercito de
Cuba, de imprcscindiblc necesidad
para repartir equitativamcnte los
tres millones. y cuyo documento ha.
bfa ncgado repctidas veces al
generalfSimo y al Comisionado es-
pecial Mr.. Robert +. Porter.
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HlCIA Los CARLISTAS

Como consecucncia de 10 cx-
puesto, susGrrase en- los Circulos de
Ia Corte que no seria raro una
aproximacion del general Weyler
Tque hasta ahora no ha indicado de
una mancrs precisa el derrotero po-
litico que ha de seguirl a los idea
les one persigue con Carlos de
Borb6n.
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la ESCUADRA ITALIANA

Agregan, ademas, los dcspachos
referidos, que la escladra que el
gobierno italiano envfa al Mar
Amarillo ha pasado frente 4 Hong
Kong avanzando lenta y magestuo-
samente por aquel horizontc.
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HECHO EXTRlIO

Ha llamado poderosamente la
atenci6n que la Asamblea de Re
presentantes Sc haya disuelto con
el mayor orden y sin dar motive al
guno para alterar los animos tan
fucrtementc excitados antcs.
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CHINA RESUELTA

Telegramas recibidos por ell pc
riodico TIE Standard aseguran
q1e el Celeste Impcrio Sc ha mega
do conceder ell territorio del Tito
raj chino pedido per Austria al
Sung-Li Yamen.
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WEILER ! tERRlLBO

En- los cfrculos polfticos de Ma
drid CORE con insistencia el rumor
de que aver confcrenciaron larga
mente, ignoraadosc por complete ell
m6vil de Ia cntrcvista, los sehores
Weyler y Marques de Cerrabo.
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ADVERTENCIl IIITIL

El sehor Eulate, jefc maritime
de Ia zona de Cadiz denun:i6 al
Consul de la Gran Bretaha en- la
referida ciu lad ell acto realizado
por los mar;nos de la exprcsada
nacion, pero estos, apesar de ser
advcrtidos, cont nuaron en- sus ma
niobras, estudios y sondeos.
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PROPOSICION ACEPTiDA

La LneAe dice que la A'am blca
lie Representatives. de la Revolution
cubana, antcs de disc verse cclebr6
una rcnni5n acordan 10 Lninime
ncnte admitir los 3 100000 de pc
sos enviados por la Rep1blica del
Norte para cl liccnciamiento de las
tropas insulares.
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MSTERIOSA INTERVIEW ="

La prensa de la tardc asegura
que el Marques de Cerralbo salio
satisfechfsimo del exito de la miste
ROSA tnteyvicw -asf la denominau
los periodicos de la tarde-celebra
da con el Marques de Tenerifc.
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A PRIlCIPIOS DE AlI0

Eu conferencia habida entire el
Mayor General Brooke y Maxine
Gomez, ha dicho este 1ltimo caudi
lis que tiene la frmc conviction de
que las tropas insulares estaran Ii
cenciadas a principles de Mayo
pr6ximo.
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NILLONES A TERRA

Manana, como consecuencia de
10 expucsto. Sc procedera al 'desem
barco de los tres milloncs que hasta
1hora Sc hallaban custodiados abor
do del trasporte de guerra federal
BurNSlIe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-07
TN SUCESO ALARHlNTE

La prensa de Ca1iz comcnta con
mucho calor ell hecho de haber es
tado los of ,iales de un barco de
guerra ingles practicando son1eos
frente q Algeciras y cstudiando to
dos los dstallcs de aquella costa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-07
4 SANTO DOAIlGO

Segdn aqueIlos. despues de Ian
Ear una proclana al pueblo cubano
explanando sucintamente su con
ducta, NAL comprendida seg1n dice,
por la Asamblea, Maximo Gomez
Sc dirigira a Saato Domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-07
DESFILE DE- CORONILES

En- la casa qre habita ell general
Weyler tuvo lugar anoche una rcu-
nion que Sc cree d. caracter poifti
co y 4 Ia que asistieron todos los
los Coronelcs que simpati7an con
el cxpresado caudillo.