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NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphanage, at $50 J 49, ST., San Francisco
Cal, has received the following orphans, half
orphans and abandoned girls from October /
TO December 81 1898: Jessie Willis, II years !;
Lillia Willis, years months Hazel Anna
McCutcheon, years 10 months Sadly Brooks
years l month; Eva Bl .oks, 6 years. Ruth
Slayer, years s months Sylvia
Slayer, years 5 months; Ethel Hergarton
years 10 months: Sarah E. Jellin, u years
Elsie NJ. Jellin, 6 years months; Iona L.
Jellin. years; Violet Williams, years
Louisa Zanettin, 13 years; Adelina Zanettin
years. Theresa Zanettin, years months !:
Ethel Openshaw years; Olive Openshaw, I
years; Olive F. Berlin, 10 years; Adele G.
King years; ma Swan, years months ;
Charlotte Gillespie. years months Jennie
Gillespie years 10 months; Julia Gillespie
years II months; Amy L. Swan. years 6
months: Maria Gill, Ii years; Grace Gill, 10
years; Olivia Gill, years; Margaret Johnson.
years.
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NURSE. sleep home, s12. MISS CULLEN. S25
Suffer st.
HOUSEWORK girl. 2 in family. 500 MISS
CULLEN, 325 Suffer st.
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ABANDONED children in st. Joseph's Infant
Orphan Asylum from July /, 1897, to Decem-
Der 81 1898: Frank SWEET, age years:
Margaret Cunningham, years; Hazel Cum
ningham. years: Margaret Campion. years:
Rose Kelly, years; Thomas Kelly, years;
Ruth Dougherty, 4 years; Lille Aubertine
wears.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
girls parents propose to send him to
State prison.
For Failure to Provide.

OAKLAND, Jan. 9-Mrs. Henry May
swore to a complaint in the Police Court
to-day charging her husband with fall
ure to provide for herself and five chill
dren. The husband is employed in d.
Ury's market at San Leandro and re-
ceives S25 per month and found. The wife
says he offered to give her $40 per month,
but she regarded this as too small an
warrant was Immediately issued for
Mays arrest.
Oakland News Items.
day granted a divorce to Helen L. Schimpff
from George E. Schimpff on the ground
Of willful failure to provide plaintiff with
the common necessities of life. Plaintiff
is awarded custody of the minor chill
dren, August L. and Arthur G. Schmpff
estate of the late Josiah H. White was
entered to-day. One-half goes to the
widow and executrix, Mrs. Annie d.
White, and the other half to five minor
children, share and share alike. Mrs.
White was also appointed guardian of the
estates and persons of the minors, her
bond being fixed at S42 900 in each case.
The estate of Alice L. Stratton, de-
ceased. was appraised to-day at SAL $50, of
which amount s31, $50 consists of personal
property.
Professor L. D. Inskeep. formerly of
California College of Highland Park. has
been elected principal of the Pleasanton
School to succeed Professor Donohue,
whose ill-health caused his resignation.
Michael j. .Cullnan, age 26, and Bertha
were married to-day by Police Judge
Mortimer Smith.
The enrolment of public school children
in this city for the first week of the new
term shows slight Increase. The total
number attending the nineteen schools is
Q024
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


DIVIDEND notce-The Nevada National Bank
OF San Francisco. At a regular meeting OF
the Board of Directors of this bank held
January 3. 1899, a dividend was declared for
the half year ending December 81. 1898, at the
rate of seven 90 per cent per annum. pay
able and after the 10Th inst Transfer
books will be closed from the 10th to the
10th inst, both days inclusive.
D. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
Janury l. 1899.
DIVIDEND Notice-Savings and Loan Society
101 Montgomery st. corner of Suffer The
board of directors declared dividend for the
half year ending December 81. 1898, at the rate
of four a. per cent per annum ON term de-
posts and three and one-third g 1-3) per cent
per annum on ordinary deposits, free of
taxes and payable and after Tuesday
January 3, 1899. Dividends not called for are
added to and bear the same rate of dividend
the principal from after January l.
1899 CYRUS W. CARMANY. Cashier
HUMBOLDT Savings and Loan Society IL
Geary st.-The directors have declared the fol-
lowing semi annual dividends: per cent
per annum on term and 1-3 per cent per
annum on ordinary deposits, payable on and
after January 3. 1899.
ERNEST BRAND Sec
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Public School Changes.

ALAMEDA, Jan. 9.-The public schools
reopened this morning, after the holiday
vacation. The attendance was nearly up
to the average, the epidemic of grip keep
ing many of the pupils at home. Sew
eral changes have been made in the de-
partment most of them in the Encinal
School. The two basement .classrooms
were ready and were occupied by the B
second grade, in charge of Miss jamie
son, and the A third with Miss McCon-
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WANTED-Postion as engineer fireman or
night Waterman by young man; will give
cash security as to responsibility. Address
box 1347, Call.
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BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO.. AIS Montgomery St. rooms $40; tel $3.50.
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party here. MISS CULLEN, S25 Suffer St
GERMAN governess, $50; second girls. $40 and
S15 Is homework girls, $50 and s25; s young
girls, assist, $40 to SIS MISS CULLEN S25
Suffer
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ROOMS papered from SO; whitened. 81 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co., 343 Sd st.
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GIRLS for homework. Berkeley, Oakland. Palo
Alto, Concord Sonora. $40 and SIS; girls,
homework, city, 500 s25, SIS; girls to assist,
$40 to So. c. r. HANSEN & CO, 1O4 Geary.
WOMAN cook. plain country hotel, $40 and
found MURRAY READY, 634 and 6S6
Clay st.
GERMAN woman for general homework; short
distance in country; $40. Box 146O, Call office.
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STRONG boy QO good habits, wants any kind
Of work; can give reference; wages s. week.
Box 1916. Call.
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NEAT young girl, SIS. MISS CULLEN. S25
Suffer st.
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The Hammer Inquest.

ALAMEDA, Jan. deputy Coroner
Fowler held an inquest this evening into
the death of Louis Hammer. The jury
brought in verdict that deceased had
committed suicide by drowning. Mrs
Hammer testified that she firmly believed
her husband had been murdered. but there
was no evidence to corroborate ner
theory After the jury brought in its YER
dict she created a scene by charging that
the jurymen were prejudiced and had re-
turned verdict of suicide because the
newspapers had influenced them 1t ap-
societies that do not pay in cases of sui
eide. The day Hammer disappeared his
wife visited the police station and inquired
what steps she should take to collect his
life insurance.
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WAITRESS railroad eating house, $50: wait
ress. city. 500 waitress, Hanford $40 MISS
CULLEN, 325 Suffer St
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WOMAN with a child as working housekeeper.
SO, see lady here. MISS CULLEN, S25 SUIT
st.
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cHAMBERMAID, city, 500. MISS CULLEN,
1926 Suffer ST.
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RESTAURANT waitress IS per week. MISS
CULLEN. 325 Suffer St
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CHINESE and Japanese Employment Office;
best help. 4l4la O.Earrell ST: tel East Ass
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C. r. HANSEN & co. Phone Grant 1876
mattresses for same country hotel S22 80, fare
advanced; waitress. hotel, near city, 500;
waitress, south 500 so; waitress, arm work.
bakersfield. $50 and found. fare paid; cham
bermaid and waitress plain country hotel.
city, $40; for city, first-class wait
hotels $40; mattresses, restaurant, 81. s. and
Sc a week: shirt hnishers, country hotel.
SOUTH $50 and found. c. r. HANSEN & CO,
104 Geary st.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

RESTAURANT man; thoroughly competen
references and bond. Box 1881, Call
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CHICAGO bOokkeeper, correspondent and sales
man (married) desires a position where merit
will secure an advancement; salary low to
commence. Box 1888. Call office
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Society of the Pacifc-The
annual election of directors and councillors
OF this society will be held at the rooms,
Merchants Exchange building. on TUES
DAY, January II. Polls open from noon till
clock p. m. BY order
GEORGE DAVIDSON, President
JOHN PARTRIDGE. Secretary.
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WANTED-By young man and wife, positions
as valet butler and maid; will travel:
best references. Box 1889, Call
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.

JAPANESE CHINESE Emp. Agency; all kind,
help. GEO. AOKI. 80 Geary; tel. Grant 50
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MAID and seamstress willing to travel sos ner
month. MISS CULLEN, 325 Suffer St
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
Gl nugYQ OliSQo De Puerto Rico.
Y SU BIOGRAFIA

El dia del proximo Julio sera con
sngrado en- Nueva Orleans, por Monse
nor Chapalle, Arzobispo de la citada
Archidiocesis, el Rvdo. Padre Jaime H
B.enk, Obispo que ha de ser de la dc
Puerto Rico.
El padre Benk, cs un perfecto america
no. nacido ell de Agosto de 1857, en- la
ciudad de New Orleans, donde recibio
su primera educacion. Despues de com
pl tar sus estudios cllsicos en- los cole
g;os del Norte. resolvio consagfar su vi
dl al servicio de Dios, en- el sacerdocio
t6lico, & ingreso en- el Colegio de JEFF
fcrson. parrcquia de San Jacobo, donde
ensen6 unos tres amos, indispensables pa
ra entrar en- el noviciado de la sociedad
de Maria 6 de Padres Maristas.
Del Colegio de Jefferson salio para ir
4 estudiar en- la escuela de Filosofia de
b: ley, Francia. donde Sc distingui6 En-
tonces entro en- el novicado Marista de
Lyon, y despues de terminar este periodo
de prueba, fue enviado por sus superiores
a Dublin, a seguir un curse de ciencia y
m 'tematicas superiores, en- la Univerdad
c tolica de Irlanda. De aqui paso al
Co'egio de Santa Maria, en- Dundalk
LINDA, donde ocupo la Catcdra de Ma
tcnaticas, t. vo!viendo despues a la Casa
Ma Ire de los Mafistas, en- Dublin. dom
de complete sus estudios Teologicos y
coaqu;sto los primeros honores.
El ~ de Agosto del s. tue elevado
al Sacerdocio por ell Arzobispo Redwood,
de Wellington, New-Zelanda. y en- o.
tubre del mismo ano regreso q la Lui-
siana, para trabsjar entire sus mismos fl
les. Ali estuvo de professor en- ell CO.
legio de Jefferson. del cual lego a ser
presidente en- 1891. En- el 90, y por
invitacion del General de la Orden Ma
rista, emprendio un viaje al extranjero y
vi,ito algunas de las casas de la Orden
en- Francia, y todas las de Inglaterrra E
IflAnda, donde renovo muchas y antigua,
am:sta> es. Volv;endo Nueva Orleans
en- Febrero del 81, Sc hizo ca go de la
Iglesia del Santo Nombre de Maria. en-
A giers. Este cargo fue muy particular
mente grato al padre Blenk; pues desde
e principle de su ordenacion habia teni
do grandes deseos de Gabajar como mi
sienero. El exito en- la Parrou.
A giers testi6ca su capaciaad para es
te genera de trabajos. FL Arzobispo
Janssens le tenia en- Ia mayor estimation.
y durante seis amos fue uno de sus con
sutores. El Arzobispo Chapelle lie in
dico para ese puesto y recomendo su
nombramiento para la silla Episcopal de
Puerto Rico. Durante su estancia en- esta
Isla, el pasado invierno, dio muchas
pruebas de su sabiduria y cello. Proba-
blemente sera consagrado en- JUNO. en- la
Catedral de Nueva o leans, por el Arzo-
bispo Chapele.
S. D ae J..
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De PHILADELPHIA

Hemos sido atentamente inyitados por
la sociedad "The Philadelphia Conerc; al
Museum" para concurrir q la Exposi
cion que en- breve ha de celebrarse en-
squella horeciente ciudad de Pennsylva
MIA.
Seg1n la circular que sc nos envia,
ell benehcio resultante de la Expo
sici6n sera incalculablc para el G. emio
Comercial de Puerto Rico, el cual en-
contrara ALI una oportunidad, com
nunca Sc ha presentado en- tan
magnihcas proporciones. p1ra ell estudio
de los mercados del mundo entero El
comerciante que desee concurrir a la
Exposition, podra hacerlo, medante un
costo minimo, pues Sc han efectuado
arreglos para Una reduction en- el pasaie.
Ali vera coleccionadcs, para su benefi
clio, los productos naturales manufac-
turados de todos los paises extranjefos,
tendra toda la facilidad possible para
compararIos con los de los Estados Uni
dos. De igual manera podra hacer ell
conocimiento pe.sonal de los princi-
pales comerciantes y fabrcantes de aque-
LA poblaeion, obteniendo una oportuni
dad para conseguir relaciones conner :
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N0TICIAS DEL OLA

En- la Secretarla de Estado nos. HIN
fAcilitado las sigulentes noticias:
FL Alcalde de San German ha remi-
lido informado el escrito de dofia Zoila
Pabon, sobre condonacion de contribu-
clones.
Don Mig lei Perdomo, de San Ger.
man, ha solicitado lieencia para usar ar
mas de fuego. Ignal instancia han hecho
don Juan Francisco lures, de Guayani.
LA; don Jose Hernandez Curbelo, de
Quebradillas y don Gervasio Castillo, de
Rio piedras.
Il Alcalde de Hato-grande ha re miti.
do copia dc un que insiste
en- la aplicacion del a-1Ituio SO de Ia
Ley municipal al aplazamiento de las
deud6s de aquella Corporation.
FL Alcalde de Penuelas remite un es.
critic manifestando que por aquella Cor
poracion municipal Sc busca una formula
para obtener satisfactorio resultado en- el
cobro de las contribuciones.
Ell Alcalde de la Aguada ha remitido
I copias de dos acuerdos references q la
rec 'amaci6n que hace el ayuntamiento
de Rincon referente q una deuda por
bagajes.
FL Brigadier General ha enviado un
escrito de Mr.. A. N A. Johnson acerca
del establecimiento de una so.i.dad pro.
tectora de animales, que lie remitio el
! \lcalde de Yauco.
FL Alcade del Rinc6n envia las cuen-
tai municipales de 1891 4 OF al de
1896 4 97'
En- Bayamon Sc han vacunado hasta
la fecha $4,000 vecinos, desplegando
gran actividad el personal encargado de
este servico para que en- plazo brese
| quede terminado.
En- los proximos presupuestos munici-
pales de Bayamon hgurara una plaza de
medico titulsr para e poblado de Ca
tailo.
Leemos en- ell diario frances Gle Petit
Journal: "Despues de algunas conse-
cutivas indisposiciones, aparecio en- la
csc ma del Gran Teatro de la Opera, el
tenor Poll, cantando ell 'Guillermo
Tel" obra de prueba 81 las hay. FL re-
ferido tenor, muy joven, une sus cua-
lidades fisicas una VOC timbrada excelen-
temente, de la que Sc sirve con maravi-
loss faciidad escalando todos los to-
nos. desde el. patetico al mas tragico.
Muy bien recibido, desde que entro en-
escena, obtuvo un gran exito, pesar de
su visible y disculpable emotion en- el
segundo acto."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
S'8 P. M,
GACETA DE HOY

Detalla algunas alteraciones hechas en-
el "Arancel retormado y Ordenanzas de
Aduanas".
Nombra Concejales para los ayunta.
mientos de Ponce, Barranquitas, Aiboni-
to y Fajardo.
Publica una nueva circular que dirige
q los Alcaldes la Secretaria de Estado.
Inserta una disposition de la Direc-
cion de Instruction p1blica, dictando al.
gunas prescripciones para los proximos
examenes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
NLCDN TKPRH N GARLN M LAIIAQMI \ATORv LOS NK PGRI

General Mac Arthur have taken from
the Filipinos all their positions about the
river Bagbag.
Doctor Schurman proposes to arran-
ge the differen :es which exist between
General Otis and the Philippine delega
te who negotiating for peace.
kilograms from New York report
that the President Mr.. Mac Kinley con
tinues still some what delicate from his
late ailment.
The Riotous from the Transvaal ha
We hostilised the worknen who are Wor-
king in the British fortresses in Johan
nesburg.
The number OF the dead and woun-
ded is considerable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
EIcntrIdeS PIertorrIquciaS
26 De MAYO

ISIo-Llega 4 ia ciudad Dc San Juan
de Paestoa Rico en- 4 corteta Dinamaf-
quesa", procedente de Saint Thomas, la
morena Catalina Ravena, envisda por el
doctor Meyer, a conducir en- sus brazos
la materia varuns.
1870 Toma p. session del Gobierno
General de esta Isla el T+nien,e General
don Gabriel Bald ich y Palau
1896 - A as doce y media de la no
che muere en- Vega baia el pceta puer
torriqueno don joe Gualberto Padil' a
FL Calib'
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ciales, que de otro modo no poiria 10.
graz sin emprender repetidos viaj es,
consunlir slgGn tiemfo y hacer 3astos
enormes.
Llamamos la atencion de los conner.
ciantes, industriales y sgricultores de
esta Isla que deseen obtener tales venta-
jas, concurriendo al Certamer que sc
lnaugurara en- Philadelphia ell dia ID do
Septiembre proximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
LATE NOTICE

We have just received an Excellent
supply Of confe tionery, consisting OF
chocolate and almonds, richly prepaTsd
sae.Fsiss got "a II package, and ma
ny OTTER delicacies. among which are to
be toun the most delicious and .avou
ry fruits Of the celebrated Italian House
OF NJ riondo Gariglio.
AT the MULITA, de Espahol ca
San Jose no IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
CABLE NEWS

The Gcrm1n ba;tl- ship Kaiserin Au-
gusta discmoa'ked yesterday her crew
in the vecnity Of Kiautchaou.
These, provided with methraleures,
compelled the Chinese to retire into the
interior causing them great loss
The Emperor has ordered two mo-
re ships of the squadron which admiral
Henry ot Prussia commands to remain
in Kiautchaou.
-Th,re is a great panic among the
inhabitants Of said colony consequent
upon entertaining the idea that during
the darkness OF the night the Chinese
may profit by it, to attack them.
The Berlin Government has men
aced the Empress Regent of China,
with declaration Of war should the ag-
gressions in Kiautchaou be repeated.
- The State CT Queen Victoria's s
health is "ausing great uneasiness in
London.
The doctors who attend her Maies-
ty have commended that she for the
present be kept absolutely free from GO
Vernnenldl Cares.
1t is also agreed upon that she an
derso an oper aticn as early as possible
lest she should loose her sight.
Queen Victoria Notwithstanding
being recommended the most effica
cious repose, has ordered TIE Marquis Of
Salisbury to post her with the political
movements of the times.
The Prince of Wales owing to the
sickness of the Queen, has suspended his
excursion to Ireland.
tes in London Mr. Joseph H. Choate has
shown desires toknow all the symptoms
and alterations of the sickness which af-.
hicts Queen Victoria.
The American Steamer Hooker
which will continue for the Philippines
has reached Honolulu.
Said vessel conveys materials for
the laying OF the cables between the is
land of said Archipelago
The first cable will be laid between
IIo-Io and Manila, on occount of Gene
raj Miller having urgently asked for it.
His Holmes Leo XIII has congra
tulated Count Nigra one of the Italian
Representatives at the Peace Conference
on account of his activity in favor of the
disarmament question.
Mr. BAIfour, of the English liberal
party said in the Standard that the reso
utions which are taken in the referred
to Assembly will terminate with expan
sionism.
The Dutch Government has acced
ed to the requested by the Representa-
tives granting a sufficient number of sol
diers TO guerd the doors OF the palace
Huis tenn Bosch which the disputants
occupy
The works of the fortihcation OF
Santa Cruz de'Tenerife Canariesl are
begun with great activity.
| The Minister of Waf, General Pc
lavieja has appointed technical Com
mission to visit Ceuta and determine
upon the sites, where new Notifications
can be placed in the Acho
The leaders of the Spanish Political
parties have assigned great importance ce
to the coming opening of the Cortes
The celebrated tribune Mr.. Caste
lar has infused enthusiasm in the repu
blican party which proposes to oppose
/ the government strongly.
"A few papers from Washington are
occupied about the needIessness of ha
wing the Vixen on the Nicaraguan coast.
after the suppression, as it already sees
of the insunection in that Republic.
The Federal troops commanded by
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ULTIMA NOTICIA

Acaba oe recibirse un excelente
surtido de bombones de chocolate,
en- elcgantes paquetes caprichosas
sorpresas, las mas ricas almendras
y las mas sabrosas frutas abrlllan-
tadas de la famosa Casa Italiana de
Moriondo Gariglio, en- LA MU-
LITA de EsbaHol J Ca.
San Jose IL So
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FL A" VIXEN 3"

Algunos peri6d;cos de Washing
ton Sc ocupan de la innecesidad de
tener el VxeM en- las costas MICA
ragienses, de'puGs de concluida,
como "a 10 ha sido, la insurrecci6n
Ell esta Rep1blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
GOBIERNO DEFERENTE

FL Gobierno holandes ha acce
dido a 10 solicitado por los Repre-
sentantes, concediendo un numero
suhciente de soldados para guardian
las puertas del palacio Hais tenn
Bosch que ocupan los conferencian
teS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
COMiSION TECIICi

Il Ministeo de la Guerra, gene
raj Polavieja. ha nombrado una CO
mission tecnica para que Sc dirija a
Ceuta determine los sitios en- que
pueden emplazarse nucvss fortih
caciones cu el Acho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
CONTRA Ell .ERAASIOALSa0

Mr. Balfour. leader del partido
liberal ingles, ha dicho EN- Tie
Standard que los acuerdos que Sc
tomen en- Id referida Asamblea con-
cluiran con el expansionismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
general Miller, Sc tendera el pri
mer cable entire Ilo-Ilo y Manila.
FELICITAcION

S. S. Leon XIII felicit6 al Con
de Nigra, uno de los Representa-
tes de Italia en- la Conlerencia de
la Paz, con motive de sus trabajos
en- pro del desarme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
PAlICO IINENSO

Hay gran panico en- los habitan
tes de dlcha colonia por temerse que
los chinos, aprovechandose de la
oscuridad de la noche, la ataquen
nuevamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
Los REPUBLICANOS

FL insigne tribune se1or Caste
lar lleva el entusiasmo 4 las hues
ties republicans, cuyo pattido Sc
propone combatir duramente al Go
bierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
APERTURE DE CORTES

Los jefes de las agrupaciones po-
liticas espaholas conceden cxcep-
cional importancia d la proxima
aperture de las Cortes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-26
NOSTALGIA DEL PODER

La reina Victoria a pc ar de ha
bGrsele recomendado ell mas ehcaz
reposo, ha ordenado Il Marques de
Salisbury que la tenga corriente
del movimiento politico.