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WILL LEAVE cUBA.
NO NEWS rGon nnooKr.


Washington. May is.--uen. Brooke
has not reported to the war department
any serious situation In Cuba and It 10
not believed at the department tina, any
alarm need be felt regarding the con-
dltlon OF ofiaris. No advice Is given
Gen. Brooke, as It has been the policy
OF the President to elo,he the officers In
command In the islands with plenary
powers TO deal with situations as they
arise and hold such officers responsible.
The confidence OF the war department
In Gen. Brooke was strengthened By
tho visit OF Secretary Alger TO Cuba.
What had been done and what was 20.
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VETERANS To rnE EMPEROR.


Hrenham. Tex, May i6.-Incl1ent %
the presentation Of medals 20 the DER
man soldiers at this place the follow
ing cnhicrrnm was sent.
Ellis majesty. Emperor William II.
Berlin. Germany. Eighty-aevcn vetcr-
ans assembled at public distribution
u medals send your majesty their sim
cercat thanks and the assurance Of
trueat loyalty. In which the German
population hero Joins"
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Boise. Ida, May Ex-senator shoup
returned from iemhi county. lie was
asked today what his attitude was re-.
speeding the seating ~ quay on the
governors appointment
lie said he was not prepared 10 an
nounce what he would do, but II was
his opinion that Quay would be seated.
He based his opinion on the fact that
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nArrLrsnrrs NEARLY coxrLrrrp
The Kear.srse and Kentucky WIN be
Turned Os.~ About Jsausry fst.

New York. May ia special 10 the
Herald from Washington says
Naval officials have every reason TO
believe that the Carnegie Steel CONE
pnny and the Bcthlchcfn Iron company
VIII not be the only bidders for con-
tracts for armor for armored vessels
under construction and authorized. The
Mldvaie Steel company has sent one OF
its officials to England TO look into the
subject Of armor plate manufacture and
will probably submit proposals..
Captain A. =. barker. who viii tenn
pofarliy command the Aalatic station,
will. when relieved by Admiral Wat
son. return home by mall steamer. The
boston viii come home under the COM
mand OF Captain W. ~. whlting.
The acknowledgements Il 20 per cent
completed and the Kentucky = per
cent. II II understood the vessels VIII
be turned over 10 the government about
January iHt. The battieshlp Alabama
II " per cent. the Illinois s. per cent
and the Wisconsin 81 per cent COM
plcied.
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FOR A DEWEY HOME FUND.
A suitable Expression OF Admiration
aud Isteem Tor the Great Naval
Hero Go be Made.

Washington. May 1.-the national
committee u tho Dewey Home Fund.
consisting 81 Frank \. vanderlip. as.
HiHtant secretary Of the treasury. Chaa-
II. Allen. assistant secretary OF tho
navy, Brlg, den. corbin. Perry \.
Heath. nrat aHHaintnnt postmaster gem
cral aud Ellis N, Roberts. treasurer Of
the United states. have issued the fol-
lowing address 10 the people Of the
United States
DEWEY HOME FUND.
National Committee. Warrington. ID.
C., May 10, 1899,
The people are anxious 10 DO honor 10
Admiral Dewey, Their zeal has takcn
the form ~ Invitations 10 banluota In
many different cities " celebrations,
paradea and displays, obviously u VIII
be- impossible Tor him 10 attend all tho
banquctH and u may b. invldioua TO
select one or few Tor the honor " hla
presence. The common sense % HIS
countrymen does not iind suitable ex-
preston for It's admiration and esteem
Tor our naval hero In methods crcrycn-
cent aud transient
a grateful nation cannot do better
than provide literally tor Admiral
pewey'H comfort In "a home tlttcd 10 hts
tastes, worthy In some measure Of his
services and indicative Ia small de.
gree ~ the gratitude which n not of
day. but Of all time. A popular sub
nCrlptinn win nfiord all the privilege 90
Join In such testimonial, Ia which
patriotism VIII have a monument.
The career OF Admiral Dewey N a
part 81 our national history, q glorious
chapter In the magnificent record Of
the recent war with Spain, Not IN our
own country alone but In all tho world
his name ~ cmhlazoncd with those
who shall not die, His services all
know IN part-thc future viii add TO
appreciation Of his greatness TO the
nolldity and brilliRncy ~ his fame,
on his return from the scene ~ his
Victories and HIS HtatesmauHhip the Of
fetal duties ~ Admiral Dewey win be
performed la Washington, He should
have home therc. Tho national
capital cannot fail to have attractions
Tor him In the present ana the future.
For winter residence during his life
he can hardly hnd more desirable
place. II IL for "a home for Admiral
Dewey In Washington that aubacrlp-
tlonH are Invited.
Suggestions 10 this general effect
have been put forth IN several qunrterH.
Assurances have been conveyed 10 the
undersigned that the general enthuHl-
nsm can be directed Into a single cur
rent through the agency Of national
committee. Each % us, busy with
manifold occupations, accepts az duty
not 20 be- set aside, the task Of organ.
lzing the popular munlilcence for this
purpose and Of administering the patri-
otie trust for Dewey Home Fund.
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cnpctown. May iG-Thc Argus Of this
city today published dispatch from
Pretoria. the capital OF the Transyaai.
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as Smiths overdraft there amounted
IL well secured.
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ARMY MAKES FIRST MOVE
Soldiers Say They live Been Trapped and
Fooled BY he Americans.
NO REPORT FROM BROOKE.
war Department Thinks No need for
Ansiesy-ssss Complete Coincidence
I'm the covernor.G.nerai.

New York. May 1.-the Herald's
Havana correspondent toicgrapha AZ
follows!
Tho situation has become most aiarm-
linz. To all Appearances the cubans arr
about TO make armed manifestations
asainr, the United states and Its mode
Of governing the island although tho
conservative element atill hopes for
peaceful arrangements. This state %
affairs, which was brought abruptly to
a head last Saturday BY a partial quar-
rel between Gen. Gomez and Gov. Den.
brooke. has been forming for the isst
two months. The nrut move has been
made BY the army. 1, will probably 10
supported by many cubans.
ARMY IL BITTER.
The army. which Ia really represented
taithoush many dispute his authority
BY Den. Comes. IL particularly bitter
against Gen. brooke and his policy.
The soldiers declare they have been
miacfably fooled and trapped by tho
Americans They look upon the cs-
change OF a gun for ,is M an irnomini-
Gus transaction for them. m they have
not been defeated by Americans and
consequently they refuse to exchange.
some persons say the determination
Of the army not To surrender arms IL
an outcome OF Gen. ilrooke's refusal to
sanction Den. Gomez plan for Cuban
militia. AZ tho Cuban headquarters the
statement Ia Indignantly denied. In par
ticular by Gomez. who. however. rs-
fuses TO discuss the present situation.
one Of uomcE' most prominent oiii-
GERS said Gen. uomeE was brought Ia
this city through the influence Of Mr..
Porter. lilo was told at that time he
was wanted In Havana 10 help Den.
nrooke establish a government Tor tho
cubans. which would have no other
basis than freedom and Independence.
lie was mlserably fooled
lie has been rdieulod for the man.
ner In which he has been treated by
irooke. lie has on account OF his In
,imaey with tho American general lost
popularity with tho cubana. who say
he has been n traitor To their cause.
GEN. nRooRE's SCHEME.
This was part Of Drookoa shem..
lie wished to render Gomez useless. In
order that he might. with further cass.
follow out his orderp from Washing.
ton.
"uomeE and his men are disliked ana
unpopular today. lie has no In
nuenee. A recommendation from him
does more harm than good. cubans
Imagine he has been working for an
ncxation. lie viii prove the contra
~ this week. when he publishes let
tiers which have been exchanged be-
tween him. Gen. Brooke and Prest.
Mckinley.
WILL LEAVE cuDA.
AFTER no has done this the general
Will probably leave the island. lie
has not a penny. lie lives on charity.
In fact. We are all doing tho same.
as he did rot even have food for them.
They are all looking for work. ons
colonel has been made u policeman at
salary OF 500 month. All oomez'
enemies have splendid positions. whlis
his officers and men Htarye"
40 NEWS fROM BROOKE.
War Department Thinks No Occasion for
LN.aa
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rc,s forth tina, the defendant James
Morgan and his brother did not know
that the parties pursuing were peace
officers and that during said purrul,
ala not shoot a shot. but that after
the killing Of his brother defendant
was nlled with fear and alarm; also
that defendant had not time To prepare
Tor trial and that public sentiment
since tho killing had not subsidized puf.
nelen,ly TO give defendant fair and
impartial trial.
Attorney II. II. Jones Of the proseou-
ton then argued against the appeal
for new trial. going over each OF the
objections aud showing their shallow
ness.
Judge Hart said that no considered
the evidence In the case justified the
jury'r verdict. therefore a new trial
would
NOT BE GRANTED.
hut would be- pleased TO have the case
placed before the supreme court and
would allow as long a time as possible
before execution. The defense and
Prosecution agreed 10 this.
Then amid the breathlesa silence Of
the court room the Judge said
You may stand up, MIR, Morgan"
The defendant arose without "a tremor
and the court said.
1T In always a serious matter when
one Individual assumes or has 10 as
sumo the
DISPOSITION OF HUMAN LIFE
and Tx the timo beyond which u fellow
creature should not live upon this
earth. II Is a painful duty Of the Jury
IN this ease to md you guilty. as they
have. II IL also an unpleasant task
Tor the court at this time TO flx the
time and pronounce the death sem
tenee upon you. Although II II u mere
perfunctory matter. ms far as the court
Is concerned. unless willing To violate
statutes OF the state and all legal re-
aulrementa. The court has no disere-
ZION otherwise than 10 pronounce the
DEATH PENALTY
upon you. OF course mercy cannot rob
Justice. Justice claims her own and
under the statutes there L. no way to
Permit mercy to prevent the terms OF
The statute from being enforced.
You have your rlght to make your
choice as to the matter OF death. To be
hanged by the neck until dead or to be
shot. Which 10 your preference"
My preferences 10 to DO shot" said
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by the sheriff Of Boxeldsr county. The
prisoner was then taken from the court
room. walking as fcariessly ne ever
Sheriff Gordon said 10 him. You're
pretty ncrvy."
ITS the only way to be-" answered
the condemned man.
Morgan has expressed himself In re-
gard TO visitors. stating that he wished
to see no newspaper reporters or spirit
ual advisers. lie Is thoroughly resigned
20 his late.
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he Prisoner Received he Sentence With
Remarkable Coolness.
SAYS IT Is THE ONLY WAY.


Special per Dcserct Telegraph;
brigham. Utah. May ie.-Jamcs Nor
gan was sentenced 10 be shot July 9Th.
BY Judge Hart this morning at 1885
o'clock.
The court room was crowded to i,s
utmost capacity. everybody eager to see
M any change had come over the pria-
oncr since his trial
sherlff Gordon and Deputy Thompson
brought the prisoner In. he walked
crcct and took his seat calmly. lie was
slightly paicr than usual but whether
from worry or imprisonment could no,
b. asccrtained.
when cour, opened. his honor. Judge
Hart. told the prisoner to arise. which
he did looking the Judge sauarciy In
the face. His honor said. '''rhc infor-
nation In this case. iiled In this court.
charges you with the crime Of murder
WIN the uen"etaN'' pfem'ultht'u anu
MALICIOUS KILLING
OF William A. Drown to that lnforma.
,lon you pleaded not guilty. and
you were duly tried In this
court; the jury returned a
verde, Of guilty Of murder In the
nrst degree. as charged In the informa-
tion. The court set this time as the
hour and day Of your sentence. Have
you any legal cause Why sentence
should not be pronouneedy''
Attorney r. ~. Jones then MED an
affidayit for new trial on behalf Of
the defendant; also an afiidavit show
inE newly discovered evidence which
could not have been produced at the
trial Defendant also stated that he
was without means and therefore asked
the court for an order TO have the
Htcnographer'a notes transcribed. tho
nfiidaylt for
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
Latest kilograms

The generalisimo Aguinaldo is encam.
ped at Calumpit which was ungarrisoned
a few hours BY the American troops
General Otis who is now advanced
towards the positions Of Aguinaldo has
decided to come out to give bathle.
1t Is ffirmed that Luna Novlo is
commanding large srmy.
The Duke Of Tetuan. eX minister
OF state. is designed to represent the
Spanish Government in the conference
for he European disarmament.
- 1t is Off tally made known the ap-
pointment Of Monseigneur James Hu-
bert Bcnk, Of New Orleans for the Por
70 .,ican diocese.
The q rman ambassador in Was
hington has presented a note from his
government to the United States.
- In said note the ambassador Her
Helleben declares the sentiment with
which his Majesty's government is in
terested Of the declarations m lde by the
commander Mr.. Caghean of tn: cruiser
Raleigh. and his desire of seing the En-
commander has imputed to it.
The Secretary Of State Mr.. Hay
has answered the note stating to the
German ambassador that he could in no
wise believe that Mr.. Caghlan could
have made the dccl r4tioas attributed TO
him in said ro;c.
The incident brought about by the
commander Of the Raleigh is being dis
curse diploma itaLy.
New Yor', April 2o
The safe OF the Ma ket to day is as
follows.
Flour ..........-..$ 5 roa 4.2o
Mc5l. =. $2o5 4 2.I5
Pork. ..-...... 5 ga $9.25
Brown Sugar 1890. 5 4 3ll6
Exchange upon London $4.S5 L
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ENrRADAS DE CABOTAJE.

De Humacao gol "IsabelA" con la
siguiente carga: Castril6n y Ochoa
8 SIS almid6n Benito J Carreras @
loza as azlcar 10 id carbon Francis
co Alonso balas papel r Fabian y
Co 2 pqte7 hilo Gpazalez y Aions Q
4 SIS alm;d6n A la ocden 9 SIS aImid6n
q ron 8 SIS hedion1a 8 bultos equi
pajes.
De Vieques y Fajlrdo bdra 'Cal
men" con 10 siguiente: Juan Piza y
Mas 81 cuefos de res Scrs de Vicente
y Co, s SIS viandas 20 SIS almidon I3
cerdos 40 d vacias id quesos 1000
platancs 80 piedras de am olar.
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SAIlDAS DE TRAVESIA.

Para New York vap amer. "A kadia
despachldo por l.atimer y Ferna ndeg
con 10 siguiente: Sus consignata,ios |
6 tabacos y cis:arrillos Id alcoh la dc
NJ Lomba y Co; 90 SIS azIcr 7344 X
los Ramon Torres 5oI4 brles vac os
J { choa y Hermano ESQ SIS aZ1caI
3oo64 kilos Sierra y Pa au 794 SIS azt
car 9o.725 kilos jose M Funtan is 3 81
a cfiote 6 selos antiques.
Para Arecibo vap esp Ramon dc
Larrinaga" pathado OF Sobrinos de
Ezq ia ga Para Hsbsna. Sores dc
Abarca baules ropa usada Sores de
Vicente y Co. g. q conservas V jetale,
Sc.es de L Villamil y Co, 100 SIS cafe
9468 kilos
Para Cienfuegos J Ochoa Her
mano 90 SIS cafe 1904 kilos.
Para Mayagu-z vap alem Syria
de,pacaado por Mulenhoff y koIber
con ca ga de transito.
Para Arroyo vap amer Evelyn
despach do por L@timer y Fernando
con cargA De tr nsito.
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VaporeS que Sc esperan.

ESP "MARIA."-Debe haber salido
de Liverpool, via Santander con de tino
este puerto el dia IS del corrierte.
ESP. "MARTIN SAENz Del I, al
20 del correl lte debe hab-r salido de
Valencia, conducien 10 la carga salvada
del vapor "Catalina," que Sc encuentra
en- aquel pu.r:o.
VApORES ALENANEs -Reuniend So
suflciente carga para Europa tocaran en-
este puerto los siguientes
Hercynia hacia el de Mavo
Australia .. rs de M,vo
Polara de (,n;o
ESP "NIcE-u".-Sald-a q ell 90 del
prosente mes de Liverpool via Santander
con destino a este puerto.
AMER. "CARACAs".- ".-Procedente je
Venezuela y esca'as llegara 4 este puer-
to el dia u del actual por la maflana
y saldra para New York tan pronto CO.
no termlne sus operaciones. Admitira
ca'ga pasajeros y correspondence.
AMER. PHILADELPHIA" ".-El III.
II Gel corrierte recalara a este puerto
proced"nte de New York saliendo el
misno dia para La Guaira Pto Cabello
y Curacao admitiendo corTespondencia %
passj-ros.
AMER. "MARIA HERRERA "-Debe
haber salido ell dia 20 del corriente de
HAbana con escalas intermedias, hasta
legar nuestro puerto.
ESP "1SLA .PANAY".- Del puerto
de Id Habana sa d'a para este el dia 20
del co'nente. y terrIinadas sus OF eracio
res sesuira para la Peninsula.
AMER. "WINIFRED". Ell Fl del
co~'iente ha saido del puerto de New
Yo k, cen deSt no a Mayagiiez.
AMIR. "EvELYN" -Saldra de este
pucrto para New York, ell ola dd
proxico mes de M tyo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
FL CONTElIDO DF ii NOTl

En- Ia referida nota el Embaja
dor Hollsben manifesto el seati-
miento con que Sc ha enterado su
Gobierno de las declaraciones he
chas por ell Comandante del crEcero
Raieigh, Mr.. Caghlan, y su deseo
de yer justihcado eI Impe'io de To-
cargos que dicho Comandante lie
hiciera.
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I'll VINO DE STEARNS

pieles Sores de A Mnyol y CO, flo
pieles I id colchones de alamDre nidos
baules 2 @ lie he condens da Sores de
Finlay Brothers I q composition cobre
A Lynn { hijos de Perez Morris G
papel id ma,qui'as Sores de Orca,
tas y Co, & teiidos Flitze Lundt y
Go; baul ropa de uso Cadas y Co,
1000 G. pastas Sobrinos dc Armas I
G hio I id cintarones. Latimer F-r
nardez 10 brles cemento q a7ll id
almidon de arroz IS q medicinas 6 id
iabon 80 br'es cerveza I atdo tire buzo-
ne. I fdo foote's IS baules tectos.
Para Arroyo Bolivar Arruza y Co,
q machetes 3 brles hatichuelas 20
pqtes papel 80 carastos cebollas Fraile
Co, q impresos Fidel Guillermety
I d medicinas Santisteban Chavar.i y
Co. & sombreros fdos tejidos AL
varez y CO. 6 calzado tejidos = otros
Sores de A Mayol y Co, flo picles
S Neon y Co, 2I4 pipa vino Mendi
zabal y Co. e f1os tejidcs Cuetara
Ro, y Co, fdo pqte hilo A Ly mn
{ hijos de Perez Moriz 6 l'bros Sores
de Orcasitas y Co, ? q tejdos y ma
chetes Frtre Lundt y CO IS SIS arroz
Sobrino de Iz4uierdo y Co; 3 SIS gar
banzos d aceite J Peha y Co, d
teiidos Pieras y Co, G sombreros y
teiidos
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mente. Con gusto 10 hacemos constar

Prox mamente las dlez de la ma
mana estuvo en- terra el Contra al :
mirante Sampson acomrarado de los
comandantes del Indiana del Texas
dirieiendose 4 la Fo:taleza donde es
tuv1 por espacio de un cuarto hora.
A las diez y media fue saludado
ell buque insignia por FL canonazos que
disparo la bateria del Moro. Dichas
salvas fueron contestadas inmediatameE-
te por ell New York..
Traducimos del " Boston Press >, pc
riodico de gran circulation en- los ESta
dos Unidos de America
"Mr. Frederic I'll. Malbert. que vive
en- I23 tn ga Av. padecia desde hace
20 amos dc ulceras sihiticas que lie te-
nian inutil en- CANA sin esperanzas de
curacion. Hace solo tres mcses usa ell
Debmottvo Rn5o Ma 'akof y desde aver
sorprendi6 4 sus vecinos con su presen
cia en- la Gale Todos lie felicitan y eI
llorA emocioaado proclamando las exec
Iencias de tai tan ehcaz remedio. II
DfbAuattvo Maiak9Lf verdadera mara
villa curativa esta de venta en- todas
las buenas fa7macias de la isla. 10 re =
comendamos con eflCaCia. D-I
A las II media de la manana entro
en- nuestro puerto el -acora7adc
Texas"
Dicho barco fuc construido en- los as
tilleros &c Norfolk; Sc bot6 al aqua el IS
de JUNO de 1892 Casco de accfo, he
Ices gemelas; una chimenea y dos palos
sin cofas. Eslota, 3oI pies y 4 pulgadas,
manga 04 pies y una pulgada puntal
ID pies pulgadas Desplaza O. 800 to-
neladas; fuerza de maquina 5000 caba
Hos II millas de andsr. Coraza IL
pulgadas igual en- las torres; cubierta
) pulgadas; armamento, 2 canones de
IL pulgadas; dc a 9; IL de 9 libras; 4
de 1; Gatling y 6 tubos lanzatorpedos;
$50 tripulantes y IS Oh-iales. Lo man
da ell Comandante John w. Philip. Cos
to 100000 dollars.
Et' impresa va, y circulart en- hoJ"
suelta la notable exposition que dirlgc
e ilus'rado sviior Sec,etAiio dc Justicia
al Presidcnte &c los f. u. rcf:rentc a la
modiica ion 8 ref>rma de la egislacion
vicente A la exposition sigue el in
forme que conOccn nueStros lc-torts So
bre Is oun,os cn que Gee el sen or Sc
cretario de Justioia que dcben moih-
carse las leyes actuases.
Sc CEDE, poi traslado o'ro punto.
un espacioso local propio para e conner
oio situado en- la cale de la Fortaleza
de esta Capital Informaran : "CuGtara,
RoS CO., Fort leza, 80. 10 3
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ESPAIl En- Ia CONFERENCIA

Ha sido desi2nado el Duque de
Tetuan cx Ministro dc Estado
para representa- al Gobierno es-
paho. en- Ia confecencia del desar
me europeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
SALIDAS De CABOrATF.

Para Naguabo y Humacao gol. "Dolo
res" con la siguientc carga: Para Nagua
bo: Cerecedo Hmnos y Co 6 acejte /
id cerveza i'd datiles l id licores Men
dizabal y Co fdo q tejidos 1 id vi
drio Ludwig Duplace Q hilo Scrs
de A Mayol y Co d quincalla 1 fdo
I pq.e pieles I rolIo flos sue'a fdo
materiales Juan Piza y Ms ; d fdcs
teidos Sers de Or1asi,a5 y Co 4 q te
jidos y quincalla 2 nidos bau'cs I f1o
ejdo4 N Lcmba y Co IS SIS auoz 5
id harna I il hieh ,os Fl b rax Il
G a.enqnes IA rp vino o cigarillos
9 canastas ceb2 las b.l tocino mo
nes 81 gar3an os 7 G quesos id mos
c tel ID acete 2l3. tamboe es bacalao
, docenas es-obas / q to meta fdo
bala PaPel @ gas Ii3 p-scsda 4 brls
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FL OB!NPO BLI\kS

Sc ha publica 10 ohcialmente e!
nombramiento De Monsehor Jaime
Hubert Blenk5, de Nueva Orleans,
para la di6cesis de Puerto Rico.
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s5ABCCODEs5
AM. CODE PUBLISHING CO..
80 NASSAU ST, NY.

Cualquiera que interese maquinarias
modernas mejOradas, para la elabo-
racl0n de az1car. hallara ventajosas
consultas con W. L. Bass, Presidente
de los talleres "Pioneer Iron Works.
n. T.. en- casa de Millenhoff C K0rber
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
Ia VIA DIPLONiTICi

Ell incidentc motivado por ell Co
mandante del RaIeigh seguira dis
cuti6n lose por la via diplomatica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
OTIS; En- CANPANA

Ell general Otis ha decidi 10 sa-
lir a campah2, estando hoy avan-
zando en- direction dc las posicio-
mes de Aguinaido>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
INl NOTl

FL Emb1jador de Alemania en-
Washington ha presentado una no.
Ia por orden de su Gobierno al de
los f. u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
LUNA En- NOIIHIE\TO

Afirmase que el general Luna
Novicio va mandando un numeroso
ej6rcito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
fnorCial
SnerCial
De NOTlClAo sMsTUHCI0S.
Operaciones durante el dia 26 de Abril
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DE TRAVESIA.

De- Baltimore bca amer. Mlryland." "
a Latimer y Fernandez, con sos,
k:los carbon mineral