BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-14
GABLE NEWS

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A great inundatiol has ocurred in
Castel Blaneo.
The personal misfortunes sustained on
account Of the incident are very nume-
fous.
The material loss on account o. its
magnitude, h not as yet been calcu
lated.
On account Of the inundation one
huuored and .~s:y houses have been
destrc Jed.
MANY families have be' reduced
to misery.
In all parts public subsc
being raised to succour the ne
The current ofexpsnsionis
flowing Japon.
The papers OF said country.
lief the ut tcessity Of going to s,nce
the ee.intry in unable to sustain the
amount invested in the navy.
In Saint Peter, site near Vallado-
lid great siaking in Of the earth has &C
CURED causing innumerab.e deaths.
In Florida Mark Twain the origi-
nal and distinguished novelist is espect-
ed to be resaled splendidly when he
arrives in his native country Florida at
the end of October.
The Berlin papers vituperates seve-
rely the Emperor because the purchase
Of said islands from Spain entails great
expences in the Naval Budget.
Said papers are trying to influence
the government to sell said colonies to
Japon which, she with such urgency and
interes its soliciting realizing thereby
brilliant bu ,iness.
1t is affirmed that the Mikado Of
fers SI2 700 for said territories.
The Globe says that few moments
before the explosion in the common ma
nufacture of Newcast e-on-Tine there We
re more than six hundred men at work
there.
Said explosion which caused the
earth to shake was felt ten miles from
the city the panic Spreading in the
neighbouring towns.
- Heany charges being brought
against the police for its violence in yes
terday's riot. this body has presented to
the governor of Paris its demission in
full.
Dispatches from London say that
Great B itain will on take those resul
tons dictated by the disarmament con-
ference which suit her.
She will not sign, ad led said dis
patches the regularising of the war rules
though she will try to suavify them
The American cruiser Yosemite has
reached Port Ssid.
TO morrow she will continue her vo
yagc for the island of Guam to which she
conveys troops.
The German Government has or
d-red the almir.l Of the squadron in the
Extreme G lent to detach few ships to
take possessions of the Caroline islands
the Marianas and Palaos
kilograms from Colon, Panama,
giving details respecting the earth qua
kes which have been felt there have
been received
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i'm portance. only a few houses were
cracked there were no personal losses
Another English cruiser having
crossed the strait OF Ormuz is an object
of seriuos thought.
Said sensational move Is hint that
England is decided that Russia must
not finish the railway.
Lieutenant Colonel Picquart ha.
instituted new charges against Colonel
du Patty de Clam.
The latter, who is now in the pri-
sons on Ckerche Midi has attempted tc
commit suicide for the second time.
-Yesterday eighty three person:
drid in Alexandria from the pest which
is being propagated in that country.
In the decret which the President
Mac Kinley signed technical commits.
sion was appointed to study all the Ii
nes which the Nicaragua Canal take il
could chapter of expences also figured
For these a sum OF one million dol
lars is assigned to the commission which
is supposed to be enough to carry ou
its charge.