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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
NOTES
6Ieaned,From ''the Freedom

The United States director of posts
OF the Philippines will cause all en-
ployes appointed in the postal service,
other than citizens of theUnited S,a.es,
to subscribe ard take the oath of al
legiance to the United States govern
ment-the same to be in form similar
to the oath prescribed by the United
States government for postal service
employees in the West Indian Islands.
The arrangements for the introdGc-
ton of the new police system of Manila
are now complete in detail.
Four companies, differed and COM
posed entirely of F%ilipinos, are to be
formed and used in the police system
as soon as possible.
Each company will consist of q cap
tain, lieutenant, four sergeants, four
c%orporals, fifty privates, one inspector
perly armed and equipped to perform
the duties of pstrolmen.
A rigid examination will be held so
that only the best material will be used
throughout, n q perfect system ef-
footed. Old experienced men who
served in the ''Guardia Civil" will be
included in the organization.
There is a peculiar state of affairs at
the present time prevailing in connec-
ton with q recent appointment of q
deputy collector oil customs at the Gus
tom house of Manila. There seems to
have been a slight clash of authority
and it Is impossible to say what the
outcome of the situation will be.
1. 0. West, formerly q banker and
real state agent, of David City, Neb-
raska, arrived in the city from
Washington, on the Sherman, June 1S.
He was armed with authority from
Acting Secretary of War, Geo. D..
Mteklejohn, and assigned to duty as
deputy collector of the port at Ma
Mia.
Since that time Mr.. West has not
taken the position assigned him, but
is drawing the salary attached to the
position. Whether upon. presentation
of his credentials to the collector of
customs, the authority of the war de-
partment was not recognized for con
venience, and recognition is to be made
at a more convenient time, is a matter
that is being freely discussed in official
circles.
AS the case now stands there ia no
deputy collector doing duty at the Gus
tom house, yet a deputy authorized by
the war department., though unrecog-
nized, is here to draw his salary when
1t Is due; but he is waiting until the
spirit owe those in the right quarter
to give the necessary recognition to his
credentials.
Thus the matter stands, and it is be-
lieved that it has been referred to
Washington for adjustment.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
TUCSON TRAGEDY.
A Mother Killed Her Son And Com
mittS Suicide.

the divorced wife Of S. G. Rove, the
bookkeeper of the Eagle flour mills,
murdered her nine-year-old son.
Saunders s. Rowe, Jr., and then com
mitted suicide. The dual crime was
probably committed Sunday night q
week ago, but q as not discovered until
Wednesday morning.
The first inkling of the horrible
tragedy was gained when Hugo Donau
received an envelope containing q key
and the following letter:
Tucson. Sunday, Sept. 3, 80.
Mr.. Donau-In this letter 1 send you
the key to my house; in the top drawer
of my desk you will find ali of my
papers, etc., also a book with my
furniture listed. Believe me, 1 have
thing by one and all. 1 have no re-
quests TO make about myself.
Thanking you many times for the
past fevors you have don for me, and
hoping the ear future will find all
things done right, as 1 firmly believe
you will do them, L remain.
ETHEL S. ROWE.
Mr.. Donau received the letter at the
p%ostofice Wednesday morning. Why
it did not each him Monday or Tues
day ia q mystery. MIR. Douau, accom-
panied by two friends, at once went to
the house of Mrs Rowe. The sights
that met their yes inside are beyond
description. The 9-year-old child was
found drowned in the bath-tub. Mrs.
Rowe had hung herself in the doorway
between the bedroom and the kitchen,
although the rope had broken and the
body had fallen to the foor after life
had become extinct. Both bodies had
begun to decompose. The house has
been closed and neither Mrs. Rowe or
the child had been seen alive since
Sunday evening. In view of these
facts it is thought that Mrs. Rowe
her child and committed
Sunday night.
J. S. Bruce, now q resident of Ell
Paso, is we'll acquainted With the par
ties concerned in this lamentable
tragedy. His little boy, Reginald,
used to play with the murdered child,
and il is his opinion hat the little boy
vas killed through jealousy. because
he exhibited more affection for his
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
Small Valuation.

DO you regard Silas Woodruff as
one Of the important people in Can
asked a summer visitor, referring
to a member of the state legislature
whose home was in the little town. Il
hear he can talk up to the folks on
politics." answered the Candy farmer
to whom he question had been ad-
dressed, so I reckon he's some use
to the state, mebby; but in Candy we
don't count him of any more value
than a couple of rods of side hill."-
Youths Companion.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
EXTENSION
Contemplated BY the peCos Valley
and Northeastern.

When J. j. Hagerman, president OF
the Pecos Valley and Northeastern
railroad, passed through here several
days ago on his way to Chihuahua he
was asked by a HERALD reporter
whether his trip had anything to do
with r~ailroading. Mr.. Hagerman
smiled and would not give any definite
Information.
1t has since been learned from re-
liable sources that President Hager-
mans trip was one of vital Importance
in railroad circles. It has been learned
that the Pecos Valley and Northeast
ern is contemplating an early extern
sion from PecOs, Texas, to Boquillas,
On the Rio Grande, to a connection
with the Mexican Northern from Chi
hnahua, and the City of Mexico. 1t Is
said that a surveying corps is all in
readiness and a be put in the field
within ten days. and an order author
izing the corps to take the field is ex-
pected very soon. 1t Is planned to
have the construction work done in
small contracts, so that building can
be expedited. The actual line to be
built is about 40 miles in length, and
il is estimated that 1t can be completed
in 200 days after commencement of
operations.
Several contractors have announced
Saoo bASy AoN SS0SA ~" NS.y
men and teams they could place on tn e
work, 30 it would seem that details
for construction are really being ar
ranged.
Viewed from a business and operat-
ing standpoint the proposed line is q
good railroad proposition. The COM
pletion Of the link from Pecos to q
connection with the Mexican Northern
would make the Pecos Valley road the
shortest line from northern and east
ern points to chihuahua and Old Mex
leo cities by 200 miles. Construction
will be easy, as there is but slight
grade. The road would penetrate al
exceedingly rich mineral section,
wholly barren of railroad facilities.
Il would enable Mexican cattle to be
brought north to pastures and feed
lots and would make the Pecos val
ley the richest section in the United
States.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
T. E. HUNT,
Com'l Agent.

There is IN epidemic of fless in one
of the New York markets. 1t is said
that the torments have been brought
from Puerto Rico in the warships hat
are being ~overhauled at the navy yard,
and that the insects are travelling
shout the city in all directions. In the
particular market referred to-, which is
not far from the navy yard, the market
men who can afford it have gone away,
leaving their clerks in charge. The
Puerto Rico visitors r larger than
those indigenous to North America,
and are as vicious a. New Jersey mos
quitoes, so say the market men.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
Wabash Freight appointment.

Freight Traffic Manager knight of
the Wabash has appointed N. r. Adri-
ance to be commercial freight agent of
the company, with headquarters at
Denver, Colo. This is one of the two
new positions recently created by Vice
President Ramsey. Phil Hitchcock
appointed to I'LL the one in the passeng-
er department.-Ex.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
Sparks From the Engine.

Parker, q roustabout in the G.. 81.
shop, quit on Saturday.
The G. n, and S. b. ball team had
forms yesterday.
Jack Fayett, formerly of the G. 81.
shop, is now connected with the Ell
Paso Brick and Tile Co.
Nine cars of hogs arrived over the
Texas and Pacific from Fit. Worth on
the way to Los Angeles.
John Kellenberger, who has for q
long time been night switchman in the
G. h. yards, has been laid off.
W. G. Van Week, general manager
of the G.. arrived here yesterday in
his private car en- route to California.
A. ". Montague, freight and ticket
agent at the Texas & Pacific depot. has
gone to Wells Point rs q witness in
some railroad suits.
Mr.. Smith, secretary for w. r. Mar
tin, division superintendent of the G..
81. road, has gone on q mouths vaca-
ton to Catalina Island, California.
Mrs. Gummerson and family, mother
of Billy Gummerson, a machinist in
the G. b. shops, arrived Saturday from
Marquette, Mich, and intend to make
Ell Paso their home.
The boiler for the stationary engine
at the G. II. round house has been Civ
ing the boys a good deal of trouble
lately and had to be thoroughly over
hauled, much to the relief Of those
handling it.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
LINK AND PIN.
g. H. HOSE TEAM.
Becoming An Important OrganiZa'
tiOn.

Under the new management the G.
q. hose team promises to be quite an
organization. Joe Grant, the new
manag err. Is shot stuff" and is already
making arrangements for his team to
join the locol volunteer fire depart
men f8
Joe is anxious to have the carnival
committee offer q prize for q team
race, and he feels confdant that If
they did a good many teams from the
surrounding country would be willing
to come here to complete. He has re-
ceived information that the San Anto-
MO teams would be glad to come here.
It lie hoped that the committee will
make note of this and do what they
can for the boys.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
Good Players.

The G. b. ball team acquitted them
selves admirably in yesterdays game,
and the players are all showing marked
Improvement. It is hoped that they
will continue to do 30 as Link and Pin
would like to see them on top.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
Santa Ee Dividend.

The directors of the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe Railroad company
have declared an annual payment Of 4
per cent on the adjustment bonds, pay
able November Lex.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
s'1 A. VI.
GACETA DE HOY

Nombra CONCEAL del Ayuntamiento
de Mayagiiez don Alberto B avo.
Pnblica q resulta1o de las oposicones
Reg stros de la propiedad.
lnserta una disposicion de la Dircc-
cion de Obras Pnblicas, invtando & los
ndiv:duos que Sc detallan en- aquella, 4
trabajar en- la reparacion de caminos ve-
cinales.
| lem otra &c la Sub-direccion de las.
trucclon Publica, acordanIo que los exa-
mems ordinarios tan.o en- el Institute
como en- la Normal de Maestras. tengan
lugar, segIn costumbre, en- ell mes de
Septiembre pr(xiro, estandc cargo de
una Comision especial nombrada por la
oec'etaria del In,e -ior y 4ue los estu-
dian'es gu: tengan aprobados cursos en-
os citados centros, pe:o que a1n no han
a'canzado sus tltulos, sigan sus estudios
ell las Escuelas secundarias es.ablecidas
por las recientes ordenes puOlicadas en-
II &c .ceta of .ial".
Pubica ell Reglamento de la Sociedad
Pro ectora de animales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06

Dos cetemonias, revestdls con la so
le nn;dad tie costumbre Sc han celebra
do estos dias en- ell Real Pal1-io La
pin ra hi sdo el acto de cubrirse ante
). VI va'ios Grandcs de Espala. Estos
s. ha..ab3n en- la S,leta, y fu"ron pre-.
ssnta nlose la augusta Regente del
Rcino, que les fee diciendo "Cub'ios" y
csla uno leyo 81 diicurs, enalteciend
'C' an,ecedentcs &c su grandele; j. Sc Gu
b:.1ron.
La segrnd4 cerc.n mia Ia 81 10 para
tonar la al il, da va.i damas que
eq1iva'e al acto d. cuorir los gran ie
d. ESP n cada DANA, >om) ia la de
su mad,ina, Sc sentaba en- un e.egante
a'nohad5n, despues gu. Ia Rcina de-
ia ''sentaos'
Son f3rmules pllatin2s. ne-e'arias pa
ra que adquiera la grardeza su prts;i . q
y verda 'efa con5derac On.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06

Los socialistas no dejan pasar soma
n n dar desahogo a su deseo de ha =
bar. ap-ovc h ndose de las ecccioics
, a a,acar al gobierro por su conducta ;
c B,lblo celebraTon el dia IS un NEE
ting, en- quc Sc lucio Pablo Igiesias, in
,sable propagardista de SIS i]cales;
es'e orador, en- su encrgico discurso, ca
Iico \ Siivela de fAlso regencrad r J
anoicioso vulgar, y auguro muy corta
v IA Il goberno actual. Cada cual. Sc
stil Sc dice, haba DE- la feria s-gun le
Va en- ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06

6 De MAYO

I645 Sc publican las sinodales de
este Oois2Alo.
1904 Por G Gobierno Superior de la
Provinci@ Sc ,o1ce le auto iEacion a Mr..
Felix Va DOrs plra que con sLjeo-
cion las 70 nu4s vigcntcs pract.c "c cl
estudio dc TN icrrocar,i entrc Ia ciudad
de Pon"c J 81 quest api0ando como
motor el Y por 8 de sangrc scgun resul
tare mas c3nvcni.ntc i los intc-c es del
ooncesonar ..
IS77-;c coloca en- ost, Ca ital IA
prlmera pi-LrA p.ta un ( hco Ges mad }
i Hospital Civil,
IS06-5c disc ia pr"nerd misa en- la
nueva sIe~ia lie CAFES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06

| The En- .+ish (h,nn-' ,SIu 'ir y hl,
asscd tbs at procee n. from S1r-
i1ia.
-Thi .navl} d,visiol wll rena;n three
lays in Gibraltar. weigh ng ancho af
tcrw,r / f)r the wc,tcto coast of Franc c
escor; there on Qicen Wet 2ria TO
Londoa
A dispatch received in New York
! s7ys III t A 5uini 10 is reorgansi G the
insurq~ct army.
He qualities Luna as traitor to h 5
county for having cnt,red into negotiA
tons.
-B .sides, he advises the faithful par
ii sans Of the evolution to s-i'e Gene
raj Luna and to bring him within his
power.
A passenger train in cr1s ing the
Rhine ran off the track in consequence OF
which the greater part of the passengers
therein was drowned.
His II olincss the Pope has congra-
tulated the Tsar upon his efforts in fa p
your of tn. general disarmament.
-Te,egrams from the Associated
Press say two wlrships have just ,cf
Gibraltar en- route for tn: Persian GIlf.
u E ho de Prris Ids that the CON
duct of Great Britain in ob ,tiu tin?
Russia's plans to finish the TrAnscaspian
railway has made lively imp, ession in
European continental circles
The Saint Pctersbu'gh P e.s says
that the Tslr Will dire-t an energetic no.
te to the Saint James S ca,inet denan-
ding al ex x2lanation and an outlining o.
its coaduct in regard to that matter.
Yesterday a storm occurred in Ma
pes, whose effects hlv. be II fit in the
adjoining town'
The waves hav: sweet aw,y many
houses constructed near t. the sea.
1t is unkn, WI ye; if the storm h $
damaged in any way the 1t Ian squa-
dron, navigating in those wIters great
uneasincss exists ou this a1couct throuy
hout the peninsula.
The Tribune, Roman papers says
that King Humbert, in Causing tn. di
mission Of the who.e cabinet obeyed an
impu's Sc fostcred by the Imperial tendea
cy which dominated his minister's.
One man only said the referred tc
paper, carried the VII lie cabinet with
him Admiral Canevaro minister Of the
Navy in whose exalted imag:n ton i.
taking place every day distribution o
the Celestial Empire, the best piece faI
ling to the lot OF his nat or.
The Press inculpates Admiral Ca
nevato for the mjstortu ?cs Undergone i,
Africa and for the hlsco of the negotia
tons made with China to obtain III,
port of San-mun.
Dispatches from Hong Kong stat,
that the commander Of the Strombol
carries absolute orders to take the ba,
of the Extreme East.
The Sum says that the case inst tn.
ted against M. EdwAr Atkinson is ben.
complicated daily mor- and more
In the suit said paper adds, ora
We charges are also brought agains
three persons, leaders Of the Imp:riaiis
party.
The order Of General Brooks, pro
hibiting the introduction of arms in III
Greater Antilles has produced great ef
icrvesCence.
The disposition quoted is due +
the fact that during the last days c
April the American authorities discove
red that more than 10000 guns an,
other imm :nse quantities of cartridge
lhad been introduced into the capital,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06

The cubans IS CT tt tAsy "a !
re these arms - def,-1.i the;- -sslates om
the b-iy4ndage wMch is tak,"g great
Increment in al the d, .,I.tnent. of ,a;o
Antilies.
The MiListcr % nc n w cf he
Spanish Cabiuet, Mr. Gomez lux, Vi
site yesterday the Ca1iz Arsenal.
The Spani,h Government W l. vote
a credit Of two million destined for the
defence Of the Canaiies
1t is assured that the Minister Of
War. General Polavieja. has the intent
i'm Of going to SAID is ands to organise
it dcfc1ces.
-Pablic opinion points out the gene
rals B 4nc) and Primo dc Rivera, as the
jni;iators of the Philippine insurrectior
The fact of the English squadron
mar9uvting between cape Bon anl the
Canarie., causes ominous i'm }; esslonS
through ut Spain
The Philippine nsu-gcnts hive re-
70, ened hostiities.
The rebels attacked Wheaton's
bridgadc which defeat ID them causing
grlat loss.
The work. OF the Colonial Com.s-
sion viii II Mr.. Shurmln preside, il
not a tan the aim p7o pose to secure
the Tag is rendition.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
Ell ALYIRlNTE ClNIIlR9

u hCmbre solo, ahadc G. referi.
do peri6dico romano arr lstr6 & to
do cl Glbine.e: el Amirantc Cane.
varo, Minis;ro de "a Marina en- GU
va exaltada Imagination Sc verih
caba diariamentc un reparto del
Celeste imperio tocando la mejor
taiada 5u naCi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06

Distraigamos la apenldl inrgin,c 81
buscando tema en- los teatros Y ca-
uentro a5unto EN- la actitud qae ha to
tnado a Association irico dramatca a
slber que el Director de la com "a ia de
autores que trabaj j. Ell SAntanIer h4bil
fttirus dc su repertoire todaG Ia5 ohra
cuya represen aeon consj1erasc inC0 :
niente la junta de censura que ir s. ie Il
orov sor; a pesar de que el empress in
ha d9smentilo 10 de sujctar Is ohras 4
la censura ecclesiastical, la cita Ia A'oci4
cion e exigio que ratihctra |, que n
b dlcho, amenaaando con tom nj
d das euergicas, porque no consenti d
que las producciones de los autor@s ST.
fran otro examen qI- c. ptesc it, 0 IA
ley, lues ell derc>ho de censurA corres-
ponde solo al pu5lico con a - ant,
la eScena
De los teatros de esta corte. solo ell de
la Come 1ia nos ha of ccido un drama en-
tres actos del autor frances Sardou, ttu
la 10 Spiyihsm0 qae Ia criti1a Ia calihca-
do de chiRaInra, porque no 500 nc
otrece la obra inteics, sno que h
querido Sa dou imponer al pGblco ST
ideal sobrc Ell espiritsmo. FL drama ac
gust6 en- Pa,is cuando Sc estren6 aqu
tampoco. FL dramatufgo no -uvo en- e
pdbIico m@dinms que sl'varon su ma
pereenado argumento.
Tampoco ha gustaIo much7 en- Lara
un juguete de los hermanos Aware
Quintero, mas alortunados en- sus ante
ores producciones; la quisicosa So tltu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
DOS FRlClSOS

Todos los pcri6dicos de Italia
echan Ia culpa al Almirante Cane
vaIa~dels sdescalabro snfrido en- Afri
ca y det fracaso de las regociacio
ncs cntabladas con China para oh
t~ner cl puerto de San Mum.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
lBLi In P.kIODICO

LEehO dt Paris agrega que la
conducta de II Gran Brctahl i'm
pidiendo que tcrmine Russia las
obras del fcrrocarril trAscaspiano
imprcsionan viv1m-ntc en- los cir
culos dc Ia Europa continental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06

De.gracias que contar runca fltan
E1 verSara y en- A Gotta do; in endio<
violentisimos han desttuido les caserios
dc San Juan d kchague, pert Glen 10
en- ambos much1s vac1s rebanos de
ovejas y corderos; las perdidas han sido
de considera ion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
fCSlLES I ClRTTCHOS

La disposici5n cit4da obsdece q
habcr descubierto las artorida les
americans que Ell los 1ltimos dias
de Abril entraron por Ia capital de
aquella isla mas dc $4,000 fusles
c inmensas cantidales de cartu-
chos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
CiBIAETE !HPERIALISTA

La TYs6Ama de Roma dice que
el acto eiercido por el rey Humber
to hacieadole presentar la dimisi6n
4 todo su gabinete, ha tenido pof
base 1nica la tendeneia imperialista
que dominaba en- sus ministries.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
NOTl ENGbGICl

La prensa de San Petersburgo
dice que cl Gar dn "a una en6r
g'ca Nota al G4binete de Saint a.
mes exlgiendole que explique y
precise su conducta respecto a
aquel asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
AVISO

Ell vapor correo MONTEVIDEO,
DC la CompaDia Trasatla1tica, saldra de
Ia Habana para este puerto el dia 10
e Mayo y egliri v'1je para Ia Corufia
y Santan Ter. admitenio carga pasa.
jeros.
Consignatarios:
S0bnHos de Esqniaga. Io-I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
ORDE\ES TERMINATES

De pnchos dc Hong Kong ase-
guran que el Comandante del
Shom60H leva 6r3enes terminates
para tHmar la citada bahia del Ex
trcmo Orientc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
ALlRAlNTES PROPOSICIONES

Los cubanos alegnn que uccesi
tan de ese armamcnto para det6n
der sus h1ciendas del bandida;A
que toml al rmantes preparedness
en- todos los Dcpartam-n.os de la
expresada AntilIa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
GRAN TEMPORAL

En- Napoles descarg6 aver una
tempestad cuyos efectos Sc deiaron
sentir en- muchas ciudades pr6xi
mas.
FL oleaje ha barrido muchas ca
sas construidas junto al mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06

En- e prtx;mo presupueIto Sc anun
ci' que Sc suprimiran a'guaos consu a
dos, nombrando en- c,m5io un consul
para Puerto RICO. cinco para Cu5ay dos
p'ra F.lpin S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
TENOR FUNDADO

Causa malisima impression Ell to
da Espaha el hecho de hallarse una
escuadra ingIesa practicando ma
niobras cntre el Cabo de Bon y las
Canarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
GRlN EXClTlCION

Ha producido gran cfervcscenc;a
Ell la Habana Ia disposition del
general Brooke prohibiendo la in
production de armas en- la Gran
Antilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
IlCERTIDI HDRE

Ign6rase a1a 81 la tOrmenfa eau
SO algunos dahos & la escuadra ita
Llama que navegaba por aquella al
tura.
La inceftidumbre, por esta raz6n,
es muy gfande en- toia la penfnsu
la.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
4 PREIDER 1 LGli

Ademas, com,nina 4 to los los
frmes partidarios de la revoluci6n
& que aprehcndan al general Luna.
conduciendo,o a podcr suyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
IREI IL Aqua

Ha de.carrilado un trer de via.
jeros al pasar ell Rhin pereciendo
ahogada la mayor parte de las
personas que en- cl iban.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
Dos BlRCOS HIS

Tclegramas de la Assoeiatsd
Press dicen que acaban de salr Gi
braltar, con destino al golfo persico,
dos barcos de guerra inglcses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
TRtIbOR 4 IL PiTRIl

FL refcr;do general clljfca La
ma, por haber entrado IN negocia-
clones, de traidor la patrIa fiji
pima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06

Los ebcldcs atacaron la b-igada
Wheaton que los defrot6 oca'io
;ndo s muchas b1jas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-06
REOAGllZl FL EJERCIgO

Un deepacho rccibdo en- NV
York dice que Aguinaldo -eorgani
"a cl ejtrcito insurgents.