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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
E|entrIds PleTtorTIqucias
5 De ABRIl

I54o-En este dia Sc termino Ia obra
de la Fortaleza de esta Ciudad.
I7o7-Por descuido de los que prepa-
raban las oombas revento una en- el Cas-.
tillo del Moro derribando tres bovedas
y causando dos muertos y alguncs he
ridos.
ISI3-Decreto de la Intendencia apro-
bado por S. M rebajando 4 los espaiio
les en- su comercio sctivo con los extran-
geros, TN dcs por ciento de los derechos
que adeularan.
1871 Real orden aprohando provi-
sionalmente las Tarifas de la Compania
Telegrafica "West India and Panama u
para la exploitation de sus cables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
N0TICIAS DEL OLA

La noche del del mes en- curse. a
las nueve de la misma, lego 4 Ponce,
como dijimos, ell Secretario de la Guerra
Mr.. Russell A Alger, despues de haber
pasado algunos dias en- la Habana, San.
tiago, Cienfuegos, Matanzas y San An
tonic, de cuyas poblaciones llega esta
isla excelentemente impresionado.
Una comision del ayuntamiento de
Ponce, Comandante de las fuerzas mill
tares, plana mayor del ejercito, cuerpo
consular y autoridades civles traslada.
ronse abordo a saludar al ilustre viaiero.
/ Desembarcado este. fuerzas del So
Regimiento de Caballeria. le hicieron,
frente al Caney. los honores de orde.
narza. Mr.. Alger Sc dirigio, despues
de haberse detenido un breve instante
frente a la Aduana, al hotel "Ohamber-
lin, donde Sc hospedo.
Algo mas tarde recorrio ell Secretario
de la Guerra las GALES de Ponce, en-
compafiia del Alcalde de aquella pobla-
cion.
El ju6ves ce.ebro ell Casino de la ciu
dad ciureha una fiesta en- obsequio de
Mr.. Alger y a las siete media de la
noche del mismo dia tuvo lugar un sun
tuoic banquete en- honor de la primera
autoridad del Departamento de la Cue
ira de los Estados Unidos.
Don Jose Antonio Rivera Ia renun
ciado ell cargo de CONCEAL del ayunta
miento de Cayey.
Ha sido remitido para su aprobacion
a la Secretaia de Estado el presupuesto
ordinario del actual ejercicio del ayun-
tamiento de Adjuntas.
FL ayuntamiento de Isabella propone
don Julio Aviles para ell cargo de DO
Tenente alcalde de aquella corporation.
I'll ayuntamiento de Manati ha remi-
lido la Secretaria de Estado una copia
del acuefdo acerca de 10 que adeuda
aquel municipio por gastos carcelarios.
Tia sido pfopueSto por ell ayuntamien
to lie Cayey para el cargo de Conceal
don Antonio Nicolas Jimenez y Colon
Ha sido decretado por la Secretaria
del Interior ell ingreso en- el Manicomio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
CABLE NEWS

The New York Herald, in an interest
ing article affirms that negotiations are
on foot tending to procure an exchange
of the Philippines for the English Arti
les which will be successful.
Public opinion is in favor of said ex /.
change.
For this reason the popular New
York paper adds that instruction have
been given by the president Nc. Kinley,
to Mr. Joseph Choate, ambassador of
the United States to England.
In all the Republican circles, it is
insisted upon that the Marquis of Sails
bury will support this scheme, which is
considered extremely favourable to
Great Britain.
The King OF Portugal being some
what SEX has retired from his palatial
duties.
England has refused to give salts
faction to Spain, for the soundings and
other studies made ou the Coast of Al
geciras.
-Telegrams from Trieste say that
Austria as we'll as Italy int nds making
aegreat stir in China, possessing them
selves of the station which this empire
has refused th:m
The Influenza is making every dav
greater rides in France.
The President Of the Senate Mr.. FAl
lieres is from said disc ise.
Queen Victoril has received a
great demonstration o. sympathy and
affection from the F.ench people on her
way through France.
The English Admiralty h As ordered
the channel squadron commanded by Sir
H. Rawson to m Ike a cruise GU the
Coast of Nice.
In the ship Majestic which Prince
Louis of B ttembe-g Commands the Du
Ike OF Devonshire, prominent mem
Der of the houe of Peers, will leave.
when he enters in a state of GONZALES
cence
The Matin, for this reason, says
that it is very probable that there will
take place in the South of the Republic
double feast the English Chanuel
squadron reviewed by Mr.. Loubet Pie
sident and the French Me 1iterrauean
squadron by Queen Victoria.
The President of the Upper Courts
Of the Spanish War Tribune. General
Azcarraga, has given great impulse to
the suits pending during the late disa.
trous war.
General Don Ricardo Ortega. ex
Military governor of this island has been
called to make declarations in the suit
instituted against the conduct of Gene
raj Macias.
Germany has resolved to increase
her feet on the Chinese coast.
For which reason Admiral Diederich
will unite his division of the feet to tn At
wich Prince Henry of Prussia commands
Queen Victoria took an airing yes
terday in the bay Of Nice acc pmpanied
by retinue of superior functionaries.
- The French Battle skip Jemmap
pes, in honour Of Her Britannia Majesty,
paid the usual complimentary salurte
Queen Victoria seems to be extfe
mely pleased with the poetic landscapes,
and climate Of Disseminating popula
ton
The Spanish Minister of War, ge-
| neral Po.avieja has ordered the sixth ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
REVISTA NAVAL

LIE Mattn, con tai motivo, dice
que es muy probable que Sc verif
que una doble fiesta naval en- ell
sur de la Rep1blica la escuadra
inglesa del Canal revistada por ell
Presidente Mr.. Loubet y la escua
dra franccsa del Mediterraneo por
la Reina Victoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
TREIlTi ! DOS NUERTOS

En- Berlin chocaron dos tranvias
resultando muertos la mayor parte
de los viajcros que iban en- los pri
meros coches.
FL nGmero de vfctimas calcG!ase
en- treinta y dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
PROVINCIAL OPUESTl

Ell general cubano Sanchez Eche
varrfa ha enviado en- nombre de la
provincial de Santiago, un tclegra-
ma al generalfsimo Maximo Gomez,
d ciendole que todos los naturalcs
dc aquel Departamento oriental Sc
oponen resueltamente a que sea un
hecho su retirada a Santo Do
mingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
AUSTRIA IN CHINA

Telegramas de Trieste dicen quo
Austria, al igual que Italia, intenta
efectuar un acto de gran resonan-
cia en- China, apoderandose de la
estaci6n que este Imperjo Sc ha ne
gado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
CONFERENCIA Con GOMEZ

Dichas autoridades, obedeciendo
a la reiteradas sGplicas de la socie
dad habanera. fu6ronse aver tardc
a la Quinta de los Molinos donde
conferenciaron largamcnte con el
general Gomez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
FL PUEBLO De Ia HlBlNA

Ell pueblo de la Habana Sc ha
dirigido 4 los generates Ludlow y
Brooke suplicandoles que intcrpon-
gan su Influenza para evitar que
M&ximo Gomez Sc retire de la po
Utica y abandone 4 Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
BlRCOS 4 CHINA

Alemania ha acordado aumentar
la flota que posee en- China.
Con este motive ell Almirante
Diederich Sc unira con una division
a la que manda ell Principe Enrique
de Prussia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
EL MARQUES DE SALISBURY

En- todos los circulos de la Re.
p1blica insistese en- ahrmar que el
MARQUES de Salisbury apoyara di
cho prop6sito que en- extreme con-
viene a la Gran Bretaha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
Sd ACTIYAA Los PROCESOS

FL Presidente del Tribunal Su
premo de Guerra y Marina, gene
raj Azcarraga da grande impulse a
los processes instruidos como re-
sultado de los desastres dc la re-
ciente y pasada guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
la CORONACION DE- CANPOANOR

El insigne literato americana Ru.
ben Darfo, ha dicho en- el Ateneo
de Madrid que todas las Rep1bli-
cas- de la America latina enviara1
coronas para cl solemne acto de la
coronation del egregio poeta don
Ramon de Campoamor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
Ey Los PIREIEOS

En- los cfrculos politicos de la
Corte aseg1rase que la rcfcrida or
den ministerial obedece & los mo
vimientos carlistas que Sc observan
en- la frontera pircnaica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
lNCIDENTE EN MADRID

Comentase mucho un incidente
ocurrido en- Ia Association de Ia
Prensa de Madrid, entire los Sc
hores general Lopez Dominguez y
Condo de la. Almenas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
Ell DUQUE De DEVOISHIRE

En- ell navfo Majestic, que manda
ell Principe Luis de Battemberg, ira
cuando mejore de la dolencia que
le tiene postrado en- ell lecho, ell Du
que de Devonshire, prominente
miembro de la Camara de los Pa
res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
FL GENERAL ORTEGA

FL general don Ricardo Ortega,
ex Gobernador militar de esa isla,
ha sido llamado q declarar en- las
diligencias que sc instruyen para
depurar la conducta del general
Maclas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
SATISFRCHi En- EXTRENO

La Reina Victoria muestrase en-
extreme satisfccha del china y poe
ticos paisajes de aquella encantado-
ra poblaclon de los Alpes Mariti-
mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
A EJECUTAR NANI9BRAS

Ell Ministrc de la Guerra del Ga
b;netecspanol, general rolavieja, ha
dispuesto que salga inmcdiatamen-
4 efectnar maniobras ell sexto cuer-
po de Ejercito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
INSFRUCCIONES 4 Mr.. CHOiTE

Con este motivo-agrega, el po-
pular diario newyorquino-se han
communicate instrucciones por ell
Presidente Nc. Kinley a Mr.. Joseph
Choate Embajador de los Estados
Unidos en- Inglaterra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
AL NORTE DE LERIDA

FL Captain general de Catalina
ha dispdesto que ell Rcgimiento de
Artilleria de montana de gnarni-
cion Ell Barcelona marche destaca-
do q algunos pueblos del Norte de
Lerida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
NO So RESUELTE

Este no di6 ninguna contesta-
cion Categorical a las autoridades
americans aunque prometi6 supe-
ditar .su conducta al sesgo que to
maran las cosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
SERIlOS FUNlLADOS

Por disposition del Snlt4n han
sido fdsilados cinco estudisntes SER
vios por haber dado gritos subvcr-
sivos contra el regimen otomano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
La ESCUiDRl IlGLESA

FL Almirantazgo ingles ha dis
puesto que la escuadra del Canal
al mando del Almirante Sir H. Ra
woson haga lin crucero por las COS
tas de Mia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
HABLi L" Ell CLARIN ="

FL Clarin, peri6dico de Santa
go, dice que 81 ell general Maximo
Gomez sc narchara realmentc &
Santo Domingo, el pueblo de Gu.
ba en- masa, pedira su extraction
al Presidente dominicano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
NO DA SATISFACCIONES

Inglaterra Sc ha negado a dar
satisfacciones a Espaha por ell he
cho de haber practicable sus mari
nos diferentes sondeos frente q las
costas de Algeciras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
NR. FALLlERES

En- Francia hace cada vez mayo.
res estragos la inhuensa. El Pre-
sidente del Senado Mr.. Fallieres
h4llase atacado por dicha enferme-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
ILUSTRE EIFERu

Aver aban 1ono sus tareas pala-
tinas retirandose algo enfermo S. NJ.
el Rey de Portugal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
Ell ACORlZlDO "JENNAPES"

FL acorazado Jemmabes, de la
Armada franccsa tribute honores 4
S. NJ. britannica disparando su arti-
Iberia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08

Los caolegramas lue preceden son de
la propiedad del BoLETIN MERCANTIL,
y pueden reproducirse en- cualq uier for
ma abonando a la empresa 40 pesos por
cada uno que Sc utilize.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
La REINA VICTORIA

La Reina Victoria la sido objeto
de unanimes demo5traciones de
afecto por parte de los franceses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
CAPRICHC REGIO

La Reina Victoria pase6 aver
tarde por la bahia de Mia acom
panada por su escolta y alta servi
dumbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08

% La suscripcion mensual 4 este
peri6dico cuesta un peso ade-
lantado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-08
]l|lrnaGiljnpDr cable
St. Thomas, 5 De AbgI
HABLA "NEW YORK HERALD :"

FL peri6dico NeaO Yotk HsreM
en- IN interesante articulo a6rma
que tendran exito les negociaciones
tendencies q conseguir ell camb;o de
las Filipinas por las Antillas ingle
sas.
La opinion pdblica es favorable a
dicha idea.
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means TO avoid the spread OF disease by
improving the sanitary laws, etc. they
win secure the respect ana receive both
moral and practical support Of the best
citizens: but vaccination IL repugnant
to the feeling and opposed to the COM
mon sense OF the people as n rule. and
In the light Of whitening facts and the
memory Of bitter experiences, u II safe
TO predict that vaccination will never
become popular In Utah. while It's CONF
puisory adoption viii never b. tolerated.
Fortunately there are too many who
believe with Dr. stowcll. VI. II. g. r.. Of
London, who was himself q vaccine
practitioner for thirty yenrH that vac
cinatlon Is not only an Illusion, but IL IN
n curse to humanity
Respectfully.
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A TRUCE FOR CHRISTMAS.
situation ut uodder Fenians-
Gen. Gatncro's itcooncrntrndo or
dsr-Lord kitchener Mt Malta.

London. Dec, 25.--The war Office has
received cablegram from Gen. Foros-
tier Walker. dated at Capetown yestcr-
day, saying Have no further news OF
the general situation"
II may be almost safely predicted
that nothing win occur today a truce
either formal or Informal IS being kept
Tor the observance OF Christmas by the
opposing forcor.
The duke OF Connaught again pressed
10 be allowed 90 no to the front. but
the government declined TO give It's as
sent. Then waving considerations Of
rank. he offered his services Co Lord
i,nhnria w any capacity ~ n stan otii-
Ger. Lord Roberts consented, but the
government again declined.
The Morning Posts correspondent at
Chlcvclcy. tclegraphlng un Monday.
December 18th. ana confirming intelli-
gence already cablod. says; AT dawn
today the column struck camp and
formed q new one three miles TO the
south. owing Ia the scarcity % water
a dispatch from Moddcr river. dated
December 18th, says: "rhe Beers con-
tinuc extending their trenches. They
now have nearly twenty miles OF in
trcnched works due north Of the Brit
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accomplished; that. in fact, vaccination
Is a blessing In disguise, and those who
do not regard II In this light are sins
ply incompetent 10 Judge.
Right here IL where a profitable dts
cussion OF this question could be com.
mcnced. but " il not posslble nor In
tended In this letter.
The writer maintains however. that
In considering the merits and value.
the righfulnc~- md wrongfulncss
OF vaccination. common sense and
actual experience on the part Of
the public can consistently and success
fully ussail the theories OF medical
practitioners.
Thousands OF parents for instance are
painfully aware that their once healthy
children have become afflicted with var
lous forms OF chronic and loathsome
diseases and hundreds having died as n
direct result Of the horrible poison that
was deliberately injected Into their
blood with the delusivc idea II would
render them immune from smallpox.
Parents and others who have seen and
know Of the havoc ana mischief cngan-
dered by this pcrniclous practice. which
today does not even possess the doubt
full merit OF being an experiment to rec
ommend II. do not need n medical dlplo-
ma TO express their opinion ON the mat
ter.
They know II II utterly worthless ns n
protection against smallpox: and they
know by bitter experience that II fire.
aucntly introduces into the human syE-
tenn a Obstructive poison which cannot
be eradicated by any process known to
science. They know that the doctors
themselves Will not guarantee that yac-
cination Will prevent smallpox. They
know that many doctors who have been
vncoinnted after the approved fashion
have died with smallpox. as have thou
sands Of others. They know that thou.
sands Of unvacclnatcd people never had
smallpox
When the doctors and board OF health
will use every possible and legitimate
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endorsement OF mine. neither could they
De weakened BY the attack OF an OPP
ponent. Though brief. the letter la
complete ms far as II goee and IN truly
refreshing. coming from such q source.
The candor OF this gentleman II GER
tainiy In line with his statement that
the average doctor In an honest In.
dividuai." etc. and on this point the
writer IL prepared 60 admit that even
many OF those who advocate vaccina-
tlon are undoubtedly sincere: but this
sincerity. while II secures respect, does
not absolve them from censufe or screen
them from criticism when their notions
are carried 10 the extent OF lnjurlng
others who are equally sincere In re-
joctinR what they consider In wrong In
theory and vile In practice. Right at
thl. Juncturc also. we are confronted
with dilemma. for when the anti
vaccinntlonista magnanimouslyc comedies
that physician may b. sincere In his
belief that vaccination will prevent
smallpox, even this admission may be
construed a. n doubtful compliment,
because Alexander Milton Ross, NJ. D.,
NJ. A., u. II. \. L.. says: mo honest,
Intelligent. unpfcJudiccd physician can
faithfully study the vaccination quea-
tion for forty-clght hours without be-
Ing convinced that vaccination Ia a de-
luslon."
This IL certainly very embarrassing.
~ the public are left to draw any in
ference they choose In regard 60 the
doctors sincerity. honesty, etc. His
belief In vaccination may be due 10 ~
lack " opportunity to study the matter.
or 10 other iilmsy causes. but In any
event, the undcnlnble results OF this
nlthy and cruel practice IL such as to
Justify and demand the Hterncst resist
ance on the part ot the public.
or course the doctors question tho
ability and deny the right of ordinary
citizens to sit In Judgment on a purely
medical proposition.
They claim tho evils OF vaccination
are not commemorate with the good 60
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PATIENTS ARE RECOVERING.

The condition OF the smallpox patients
at the pcst-house are reported by Dr.
Keogh as being in n very satisfactory
way The FIRST pataient. Dr. Ray.
IL nearly well again. and samuclson
though very sick. In In a better condi-
ton now than a few days ago.
There Ia no report of any new cases
as yet. although the health department
feels quite anxious lest some Of those
who were exposed to the disease at the
police station. be stricken with the
Is passed. which Is from fourteen to
seventeen days.
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Those FavorIng Compulsory Vaccl-
nation Urged to Give Reply.
MORE QUESTIONS ARE ASKED
"a IL shown that the Buik OF Evi-
a,uce IL on the side Of An'i-vneei-
ps,iouis,s-picnsy of Authority.
TO the Editor;

TO the Editor;
Pending the acceptance Of my ohal-
i.usc. or a, least some official state
ment from anyone Of those who have
recently gone on records es favorlns
compulsory vaccination for Utah. l de-
sire 10 throw out a little additional bait
an this important topic. and To note In
passing he interesting letter published
IN your issue OF the 2ist inst. from
Mr.. q. W. Harvey, ~. ID.
The facts contained In the letter fe-
f,frcd TO cannot be strengthened by any
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ish camp. which IL also in an admirable
position for defense. ne the surround
ing country Is perfectly level. The
BOcrr moreover. are compelled to keep
force estimated at 10000 In order TO
detain the British column a large
number OF Lord Methuen's wounded
have recovered and are ready 10 re-
sumo their places In the ranks"
a dispatch 20 the Daily News from
Mo1dor river dated December 18TH.
suys. We are now waiting until Eng
land shall have realized the actual
facts. IL has TO be admitted that. man
for man, We have found Ourselves
pretty well matched. hut the Beers
have always the choice OF positions.
Let England then become alive TO the
need Tor q further 100000 men. Such
force win prove the truest economy In
both blood and treasure"
Among minor news Items II IN an
nounced that Col. Macklnnon has been
appointed to command the city Of Lon
don Imperial volunteers. The Sixteenth
lancers have been expected TO proceed
from Bombay 20 the Cape to meet the
pressing need ~ cavalry The Canadian
colonel. Rnusanrd. has been appointed
to Gen. Frenchs staff
II Is rumor,d that tho Free state w
about TO move the scat ~ government
from Bloomfontein TO Wlnhufg, the
former being indofcnaihlo.
De. Lcyds. who has again been Inter.
viewed. asserts that they have ample
arms ana ammunition. declaring that
they have Mausetr enough to give
zach hurnhcr two and an equal number
OF Mnrtinl-licnryH
The morning papers are cfiticlsing
the fact TINT Den. Sir charles Wnrsen'a
nth division Il being utilized 90 rcin-
force various POINTS. instead Of being
concentrated at once.
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out the United States. will lead 10 thu
reconciliation OF the once celebrated or
ganlzatlnn among Irlsh-Americani
known rs the Fcnians, which planned
and executed an Invasion OK Canad,
in 1866. cut OF hatred Of England fof
the wrongs that for 700 years had been
inflicted upon Ireland"
capetown. Monday, Dec. is.-Gen
Gatacrc. IN order to check ineurrcctior
among the Dutch cOlonists and TO pre-.
vent dlsanectcd pcrscons giving infor.
nation or other assistance 60 tho Beers
has Issued q modified reconcentrado or
der. By its terms an males over Is
years OF age OF whatever nationality,
residing outside of towns or Villages
but within radius ~ twelve miles II
military camps now cstnblished OF
hereafter 60 be established north u
Storkstrom. are required Immediately Ia
vncatc their places nf residence aud
either 10 remove to some place outside
the tweivo-mile rndiua or To form
camp In close PRESENTLY 60 the nearest
military cump-the spot a. be- selected
by the officer commandment they
must reside until further notice. pro-
vidlng for their own needs. All per-
eone found within tho radius without
passes viii b. arrested.
Advicca from cuicsburg assert that
not many Colonial Dutch have joincd
the Doors In that district.
Malta. Dec. ?i-Cen. Lord Kitchener,
chief ~ stan to Con. Lord Roberts. mr..
rived hero today from Alexandria on
the British sccund-clnss cruiser LEILA.
He went Immediately on board the
British cruiser Dido. which sailed for
Gibraltar. whore h. VIII Join Lord
Roberts.
Lave you cold7 \ dose Of BAL.