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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-01
INSURGENTS AGAIN
BECOME AGGRESSIVE.
Attack Made on the Outposts
at San Fernando.
TWO IOWA MEN WOUNDED.
Twen:y-Second Infantry Taken
Forward to Canadaba.

stiil Anxious To- FuRntah
. Regiment 20 Ftght Their OLA
EneMtss. the Tagsls-Lavton
Now In Command Of the First Da.
vision at Nlanila, white MacAr.
thur Retains the Forces 70 the
North-Jsnta In Paris Denies
That Aguinald0 In Dead-AgOn-
clio to Oppose Father Mckinnon.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02

to their exertons with the deck litter,
using wealth of most pointed in
vective.
Desmond massed his men aft, and,
quelling Intervention on the part or
Jones with Il fiery glance, he addressed
them in patriot wise. He put the case
before them with bluntness. Here was
a good civilized American ship at the
mercy of score of half tanned Tar
tars Were they to leave her TO be
taken and her crew to rot in Russian
prisons? Were they TO become the
talk of every dockside from the Tyne
to the LiTey as the white hearted lot
who saw friends being pounded and
sneaked out of the row? No. Perish
the thought! He'd arms aboard. and
all would do their duty as English sea
men. MIR. Menzies would supply APP
plicants with II glass of grog all round
Then they'd stand ny to WHIP any and
all the interfering Russians ever
whelpcd
\ wild cheer rose as he concluded.
and simultaneous rush was made to
the stewards quarters. where teasts
Of victory received full acknowledg.
ment
Then the little brass q FOUNDER that
had hitherto acted as ornament alone.
save on fo-sy nights. was uncovered,
sponged Out and loaded. Rifles and
shotguns We're handed round and be-
low the headlights screwed in. With
an air of impudent unconcern the little
yacht bobbed about within 100 yards
of her consort waiting what should
betide.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02

TO Stockholm Russian gunboat astern
Think war is declared with England
We have contrahand."
.Iopes slapped his leg and snorted
triumphantly. THAT is the trouble
spoke OF. sir
We'll. Mr.. Jones" snapped the ex-
asprrated Desmond. what if it isl
Dyou think I'm to be stopped by a
twopenny haIfpenny Russian gunboat!
If war is declared, shall stop and
take her"
Excuse me, sir" said the skipper,
with dignity You hold no commits
sion to levy war. Neither | nor the
men signed as combatants"
1t is impossible to say what reply Mr.
Jones pusillanimity would have evolv-
ed. Desmond's mouth was agape with
winged words. which in another mo
ment would have been fitting sulphur
ously round the shippers head. Al
that moment rendng crash pcaled
across the waters from the other ship
He wheeled about and looked toward
her and saw that disaster had befallen.
Her deck was Uttered with splinters,
cordage and tapping canvas. Her fore
topmast had given under the press of
sail. She lay a prey to the Russian as
easily as shot wild duck to a re-
triever
Desmond swore aloud. well. my
fine fellow, you've got to fight now.
Bring us alongside and let's hear the
rights of the case
Jones spread out his hands and began
to stammer. Il must protest.
Desmond rounded on him like a flash.
MAY | remind You that have a
board of trade certificate and am mas
ter of this vessel? BY gum. if you
don't bring us alongside in two shakes
of dogs TAIL I'll have you in irons
for mutiny, you lily livered cookp'
They slid up to within threescore
fathoms of the other vessel. Mr..
Jones expressions were varied and Pc
culiar and his glances astern numer-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02

wen, my fine jcllolc, you'ue got to nam
Gus. But Desmond was a very vivid
actually OF unpleasantness beside him.
while the Russian only doomed distant.
~ astern. He gave in with a bad
grace 1t must be owned. but with a
wei considered weighing of the
chances OF immediate discomfort.
can we help% bawled Desmond as
they bobbed about Shall | send
aboard?"
A red bearded. blue eyed skinner
came to the side and shouted hack
with melancholy gratitude: Thanks
lnaly' mister Too late, I'm afraid
Shell be on us in quarter of an bour
She sailed fathom for fathom with no
peiore. We cant get repaired in time.
Dut uon I you get mixed up in our
dust. Cut your lucky and show vour
heels" 'Ou'
Let me take you Off" suggested
Desmond.
Inc other flushed a fine color and
spat contemptuously into the saa
~ ~ ihHi-uef OF MEANS he rp-
piied' shes only dispatch boat
ohly one gun. not much better than
sighaler Let her board and chance IL
we We got 10 cases rifles and 70 TONS
powder so Shall let for her. We've
d couple Of passengers, though"-he
scratched his head-"but that's no
good either They'd see them and
chase you and come back to lis
reckon they want them as much as tho
o'her' I'm going to let for her. but
uon you get into trouble"
desmond squealed for iov. ~,
you're going in to win, III be entiraIv
ohshted If | don't stand by. I've GOT
slshaler. Let me put six pounds of
'eau INTO her forefoot and surprise bar
weak nerves She'll throw nm tho
game If she sees we mean businass
lou amt got a letter of maroro
you see. said the merchant skinnar
scratching his head for me second
linie' and you don't know for certain
nat war declared You'll have to LET
ner start and then you can defend |
ou' uoh come no privateering tricks D |
ana ne returned to urging ON his crev
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02

TO fcUT III UDSOtUTe ccftO1llt1F'
the coin twnkled high into the air. If
fell on the Spotless decks and rolled in
slow circles toward the Scruppers. The
- VI '"' '"i"! huhg upon single
..,.a, "'"" i,"tr' ana they both
,""s '"' ''''" r''iirs ana rushed to
,,,' Wv S.si''' S'iV'r DISK SillIered in
r,,..,. -"Neh sim'iltude of
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02

Great Britain. aud Napoleon, emperor
of the French. have conformity espous-
ed the cause of Turkey They have
notified Nicholas. the Russian, that he
is to quit pounding the sons of Islam.
Most unjustiiiably and unaccountably
they have failed to consult me- \ rum
pus must needs ensue. The question is.
What about us and our little gamer"
is war an absolute certainty"
'Nothing's a certainty. my boy, but
the odds are a thousand to one on.
Nicholas is not the man to take that
sort of thing sitting down"
Barr shrugged his shoulders How
can say. old man? | risk nothing but
my very inconsiderable. self You risk
your ship and crew. Certainly it's for
you to decide"
Ihcy seem to think our fleets com
ing up here. too" mused Desmond
1T would be ripping to see the turn
up. Besides. why should an absurd ru.
NOR put us from our purpose? Any
way. we've got to decide within ten
minutes. When we're opposite Malmo.
we must either swing port for home or
starboard for the Baltic. Now. which
is it to beY'
I'm yours to command in peace or
war" said Barr Il don't mind own
ing that from strictly personal point
OF view. I'm for continuing The Joy
and mystery of the quest were lust be-
ginning to filter into my vitals But.
as | said before. have no responsible
ity to brake my opinion. 1t runs I'M
weighted. Do Just what you think
best
Desmond puckered his brows I'm
hanged if know what to do | want
to go on. of course and so do you. But
the question is. Are we justified in
risking crew and Ship"
IF our fleets to come up here. these
waters will he as safe for us in n week
or two as the English channel. The
Russ hasn't a tiniest chance of sticking
up TO them. But why don't you con
suit Jones and one or two of the crew
or course Pladia will want to go on all
the more He'll see chances of endless
gore aud revenge upon the oppressor
But our men ought to have a say in
the matter
lne amateur commanding officer
fiamed out in Desmond in a moment
Nonsense" he snapped. "Its an end
or all discipline if you cry to your
naval wet nurse every time you want
TO make decision. | have it, Wen
toss for IT, He produced form
From the depths of his trousers pocket.
fon CALL he said tersely to Barr, and
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02
LOCAL NEW

Col W. 'rhos Harr Aa, =.
from Portland. way
A. F. Tielson of w.r,..
eiser on Sunday. ''''
NJ ; Dis of Caldwell, N
ness here last Monday =
I. P Woodcock Of CaId,i
here Monday buying hides de.''3
Opp q Davis carries : fO,I]
the famous Garland STOVES
Mrs. John Hancock d j
was in this city over Suudsr
L. H. Friend of ,IidaI. \
was here ON business SsturL,]
o. c. Godlove Of saIax,|
business here on SATURDAY N
+ } French and wife Va
from the Blue jacket Tup.d,;3
c R Kelsey, Jr.. Of NJ
Home was in this city Tra,5
James R Howell Of uuur,.]
here the front parl Of this y,
}. s. Bolton and wife If
were Weiser visitors Sundsy
Born, in Weiser last Ty..
Mr. and Mrs Il. \ Clark ~
President King. Farmer, l,s,s
Mich. has used DeWiiis Little E,r,
his family for Years. SAYS tb.r q.
These famous little pills cur rous,i,.
iousness and all liver and boMeI NV
sale by G. 7. Williams. Welsrr Iaahs
Our fall stock Of dry yoshl
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02
RIO BE CONTINUED

Get your clothes cleaned and re
paired by Holman. the tailor.
Spring x Meyer, the painters. sell
and hang wall paper 4S.4
Just received Il fine line of shoes
which | have marked down in prices
to please all. am determined TO
he the leader in the shoe business
and invite YOU to insp, ct my stock
before purchasing.
JOIN a ROSE
TRY sack of the famous Alliance
-four at O'ToOl's Commission house
Mace d Co. pay the highest cash
price for fal stock Also buy all
Kinds of hides and nelts
See my line of $2-per-sut mems
john ROSE
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02

See my line Of $2-per-sut mems
underwear. john ROSE
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02

Our fall stock Of dry gos4|
and complete Come 10 u
want a bargain; Morris Spus1
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02

Spring q Meyer, the painters. sell
and hang wall paper. 4S.4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-03
ESTfRILIzACI0N
De IkS kGUkS P0TABLES,

En- Lila sc hsce actuslmente una experlen'
ola de esteriliaaci6n de les aguas p~otables, Sc
guida con inte1es por los bigienistas dc todos
les PASSES.
Esta experiencia la inici6 haoe bastantes
meses el Institute Pasteur, de Lila. Conslste
en- trataf las aguas en- gran cantidad For .! oso'
no, mediante un pre- cedimiento nuevo ldeado
Dor dos Hvenes sabios: Mrs. Mariner y Abra.
ham.
Ell empleo del ozono para destruir los MI
crobios del aqua no es cosa nuevs, III baron
Triudal, entire otros, rsta!6 en- 1895 en- Ia NIX
posioi6n de hygiene del Campo de Marie I'm in.
| genioso spparato que mejorabs el aqua del Sc
ma. Des graoiads mente no pudo aplioarse este
sistema de un modo economico y practice 4 las
grsndes mssas de aqua.
FL procedimiento de Mariner y Abraham
ha resaelto perfeotsmente Ia di6cultad segun
diotamen de una numeross Comi.ion de ssb'os'
y muohas municipalities q quienes 90 hs CO.
municado 81 informe, sc preocupan a~otivamente
de splioar ell nuevo sistema 4 los grandes ecu:
dales de sguas impuras que hasts hoy no han
lido sprovechables para 81 consume publico.
No hay que decir cuanto Va gansndo con
este 10 salud publics.
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o..n.a1, ....5s q !. ,,,lslu. ..fs
rsndo ) an anti aoiEsap u &sreE.N dap
mon de~leitabamAl 666n ibid III r. s1Y1Ms -
mo saboreabs stnn sad1as1lmS1aapS5 q aen bfS lls6o.
Por 81 bordsf 40 n aoesS pasfnu hombre,
IN hombre que llevaba una b..usa axul. Be de-
tiene para recoger algo del sueldo. Una punta
de Fofgarro,=s sin duda..
III hombse iba vestido con limpiezs, su
blusa bien layads; no se tratabs del harsposo
recogedor de <colillas,.
Lo que habfa r~ecogidof Despu6s de haberI
s9plado enoima , limpiado ON 81 maro %cailoss,
se 10 llev6 = Ia booa. Era un booado de pan!
81, nm hocado de pan, I'M mendrugo del tamafo
de una nuez, tirado ALI, sin dnds, tpof algun
niho que no .tenfa gans, y que los perros no
habfan querido.
Lo comic Gvidamente sin mirar en- torno
suyo, continuando su canine.
A dereoha 8 izquieIda, en- 81 cafe, refan y
continuaban sabt resndo eli ajenjo J las bebidss
heladas.
fAh! E. q cafe que bebia me hello repenti-
namente ell cora16n, sentf nm temb!or nervloso..
,Qu6! Tenfs I'M franco para tirar encima
de Ia mesa del cafe, por yioio y por golosins,
y squel hombre, mi hermano, no tenia un Pc
rro chino para comprar pan.
En- Ia aurora del siglo Xxx, despues de los
beneioios de Ia revoluci6n para ell buen pueblo
l u0 II8uO10y OsbAOO ONNOANo . Ou4 -. ~S~~~
de pan, arrancado por ell hambte al arroyo de
Ia Gale!
iOhl iEl gesto de aquel hombre! Aunque
| vivieee Glen amos, no 10 olvidar6 jamas.
Nc era uno de esos inocentes que vagan
por la ciudad; sus ojos ]fvidos estsban llenos de
inteligenoia. No era un vsgo sin a!bergue.
No, NO; era I'm obrero, I'm pobre, I'M verdsdere
pobre, que safrfa, pero demasiado orgulloso
para alargar Ia mano s aquellos egoistas que
oosab,n mientras 81 sentfa h,mbre.
Demsaiado orgulloso para reolamaf, en-
nombre de la ju -tiois, nm pedazo de pan q los
que tenian dinero para envenenarse con 81 atroz
licor verde. ,,
Iba & precipitarme en- So seguimiento. MI
amigo, que llegaba, exclam5:
Themes Ia cara contrariada; lcon quien te
las habfasP
Con todos esos ouyas infames teoriaf
matan la piedad en- ell ooraz6n de los rloos J
las sanas esperanzas en- Ell alma de los desgra
ciados.
LOUIS BEAUDU.
do elias Noticias ,
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Carta de Paris.

Las hue1gos-En BAgica -H Wooruit-
.E~rposicidm-Poy I'm maenarugo de pan -
Huelga q nniseria.
I'm un pals como Begics, una huelga de
mineros tiene una importancia considerable,
porque perjudics, por reperousi6n, & cast todas
las industries que, en- la organization moderna,
tienen necesidad de hula, = puede comprome'
ter Is situaoi6n envidiable que Belgica ha sa'
Dido conquistarse ca Ell mundo4
Parece impossible que Sc de 4 los obreros
mineros ell 90 por loo de aumento que piden, y |
que representarfa, en- Ell total de los salaries, |
una suma enorme.
La metalurgia be'ga va & encontrarse, pues
en- la necesidad de recurrir & los carbones ale
names, 10 que la pondrA en- unas malas condi-
clones para %sostener la competencla.
Nc es csc Ell punto mas importante: Be'gi'
ca 60 para ell social. mo, I'M pats de experiment
tos, y 10 que ocurre hoy alif, ma6ana 2odra to
ner lugsr en- otra parte.
FL par;ido socialista esta muy fueItemente
crgani1ado en- Be'gioa; la importancia del
sWooruit, en- Gante y de Ia Casa del Pueblos
de Bruselas es considerable, y convene estu'
diar con cuidado la acoi6n que ejercen sobre
las masas los jefes de paItido.
Pnes las huelgss que en- gu orfgen no po-
dian considersrse mas que como manifestation
mes de obreros desconteDtos' que abandonaban
ell trab7jo para obtener una sati 'faccion Quail
ouiers, han sido sistematizadas por los jefes
soCialistae Y Sc han COnVeftlQO q Ia Vex que en-
un elemento de propaganda en- los centres obre'
ros en- I'M medic de preston sobrs la opinion y
los gobiernos.
Que So las spruebe 6 Sc las combata es
precise reoonooer la gravedad de las consecuen'
eias que pued N tener en- todos los paises, sobre
81 poder industrial, la riqueza y production ma
~oionalee, y 90 neceaArio corvencerse de que un
movimiento huelguista salido de un punto Quail
ouiera de Europa, tenderA siempre & propagar
se y sistematizarss en- los paises vecinos.
Los lfmites p~olftioos que Sc llamsn fronte'
ras no detienen las ideas, y las hue,gas estallan
how muoho mas amenudo para Ia satisfaction
de una opinion que para una neoesidad mate
rial.
I'm efecto, squf en- Paris se han declarade
"a tres 6 ouatro hueIg g y varias otras proyeo
tadas. We, emos 10 que ocurrifa en- la proxim'
Expos;c;6n.
Sc prepsran no sin difcultade', sobresal
tos y temores
Y, franoamente no me GUSTAV las hue'gas
sunaue oomprendo su legitimidad en- a'guna'
6osaiones. Pero traen siempre oonsigo 10 mi
seria; y Ia missria en- ell obrero me oausa eontl
nuamente una emoci6n.
Cisrto dis, dursnte ma terrible huelgs On
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NOticias.

- 81 panto de reunion para 81 asa to de
don Conrado Hernandez, ca en- casa de don
Mauricio Guerra, . las 8 en- punto.
-. La Direction de Obras Publicas ha
devuelto i~nformado q la Secretarfs del Interior
eli presupuesto de reparaci6a de oalles presen'
tsdo por Ell a~yuntamiento de Agusdiils.
-. LIE Tempe anuncia que IL Corte de
Casaci6n ha oourrido 81 Ministro de las Colo.
MAS para Ia entrega del dooumento ha1lsdo en-
Ia Guyana francesa en- 1897. entire etros de
Dreyfus, los cusles documentos fuerou remiti'
dos . dicha ofoins con las mas severss preoau
clones Sostienese qae este prueba
del TODD Ia inocenoia de Dreyfus.
- Por IS moneda provincial, hssts 7
Sc detallan trsjes para oaballeros en- driles cru
do de hilo = oAnsmo J otros de limos - En- San
Justo IA P
En- IL mahans de hoy habia en- nues-
tro puerto diez buques de travesfa y dies y
seis de cabotage, sdemas de los de goerra y
remolcadores
=. Hemos lido favoreoidos con invita-
ci6n especial que nos hace ell a!calde, para
asistir esta noohe q ID reunion prepsratoria de
festeios nscionales del 4 de Julio. Sc nombrsrA
ana junta de 80 personals para orgsnlzsr Las
Nos dicen que eli Jefs de obrss pdbli-
ca en- Arecibo, sehor Meller, ha manifestado .
los ayudantes, sobrestsntes y cspatsees que de-
lard oes ante al que SO coupe de ssuntos polfti'
cos. Aplaudimos al se1or Meller con toia since
ridad. r.
Sc ausent. hoy para ID penfnsula, don
jose Andreu y Ferrer, acsudalsdo vecino de
MsysgGes.
.tenderio, &c venden dos elegantes coches,
CON arneses , parejss, listos para TRAFALGAR
BE vende tsmbien oua1ra , cochers citas en-
Puerts de TERRA. Los carruaies % venden Jun
tos 8 Separates. Agencia Boneta.
S-V-g-0
Sc despacharon aver tsrde las soletaa
<India, J cana Nsrfas par. Ponce, 10 Gear
gaadi1a , Maysgdez } para Ii rata de 10 costs
/ 81 vspor <Longfellow..
I'm 81 barrie de Hato-Viejo, en- Are
ohio, % han rspartido 1901 os'tidoaoiepss d.
vacunss,
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez
corredar DO comercjo Y Apente comislonlsta FortaIeza So

-COMPRA: Semilla de <Higoeretas ,oueros
y sebo de ses, cobre, bronco y lat6n 4 los pre-
oios mas altos del mercado.
VENDE: Esoobas de milo de 2. 3, 4 ,
oosturas. Bsu,es forrados, de pspel y de lata
en- mid % y %sueltos. Una GAIA de Nero Her
rrir % de- 1lOx9sx72 oentfmetros, mals en- grs'
no. sceita de coco en- latas; o6dulas hipoteosrias
del Tarr;torial v ~acciones del mismo; a~coiones
de1 Banoo Popular Y del Bauco Espahol: cssas
an eeta Capital, Puerta deTierra J Santurce y
nm. 6nca en-. Hsto Rev, con casa habitaoi5ny 38
metros de frente 4 Ia o~srretera y ia metros DC
fondo: Chocolate superior y corriente: Alcohol
: de 20 grades 8 mas: ron en- oajas J Doooyes y
licores de todss classes.
80 colooa dinero en- hipoteoas Sc admins.
tran fncas urbanas y sc hace cargo "a cooros
ceerca de este gobierno y de Ia extingalds Dlpo'
tacion provincial a..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-03
Ecos de Adiuntas,
(De elias Noticias ,

Proseguimos en- la mission informative que
Eos hemos impuesto.-El pueblo necesita de
nuestra pobre pluma y nosotros no podemos
negarle ese servioio.
iQu6 alguien SO molesta porque de los per-
files de ella brote alguna oensura que no agra
DEP Y bien: ~nosotros DUMP limos con nuestro
deber Que cada Quail cumpla con el suyo. Los
que pravariquen, los que delinquen. los que ro'
ban, en- una palabra, esos no deben esFerar CON
sidersoiones; esos deben esperar la irremlslble
espiaci6n de sus culpas.
Los pueblos tienen derecho 4 que sc les adj
ministre bien, con orden y con honradsz. Y
desgraciado de- los pueblos que ven con indife'
rencia caminar su administrator & la banca
rrota.
Por fin &c oonstituy6 ell nuevo Ayun.
tamiento, es deoir, tomaron possession once con-
o~siales. Los demas, nueve, brillaron por 81
susencia. Pareoe que quieren renunciar, slno
todos, la mayor parte, temi6ndole & aQueWo y
& otras cofas mas.
No sc procedi6 al nombramiento de alcal'
de, por que ese derecho Sc 10 arrebat6 al Ayun'
tamiento 81 General Henry, nombrando I'm de-
legaQO....... .....'.''
Ea ell transcurso de un afo hemos oonooi.
do eeis 6 siete Seoretarios de este Ayuntamien'
to. iPodkfa algu;en deoirnoa Ia oausa que de-
termina auo sea tan breve 81 paso de los Score
tarios por el arohivo municipal? Y an Ia actus'
ldad, lquien es ell sehor Seoretario? lSera Var
gae7 iTendrfa que YER!
FL domingo SO efeotu6 una animads jara
ma en- la elegante casa de nuestro amigo don
Santos Palmieri. ALI hubo der11che de en-
cantos y de seduction.
La familia Pslmieri estuvo en- extreme
| atenta con los concurrentes, & quienes obsequid
| con verdaders esplendidez.
Nos honraron con 81 presencia en- este &C.
to varios amigos de Utusdo, entire ellos 81 Lode
santoni y eli proourador Buitrago'
Y hasta mi pr6xima.
Ell CoyresponsM.
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Gaceta de hoy.
ordene' generates QUARTET GENERAL
Mum "a San Juan, Mayo 81 1899

Mum "A San Juan, Mayo 81 1899.
A propuesta del Secretario de Justicia, Sc
promulga la siguiente:
l-Cua'quier Magistrate de la Corte su
prema de Puerto Rico, 6 de cua'quiera Au
diencis, 6 cualquier Jues de Instruction, expe-
dirA ell deo,eto de Habeas Corpus. & petioion de
cualquiera persona cuya libertad 90 halle RESI-
tringida dentro de sus respectivoa dist1itos ju'
diciales. Pero cuando un decreto asf expedldo
por algun tribunal sc presentare q cualquier en-
cargado de Ia custodia de algqp preso %eujeto 8
la autoridad de los Ests dos Unidos, no Sc harA
entrega de la persona del preso, 81 no que aten'
tamente se devolvera el decreto informando al
dorso que ell preso de refereueia Sc halla dete'
nido bsjo Ia autoridsd de lo3 Estados Unidos,
y que careciendo, por 10 tanto. de Jurisdiction
ell tribunal que expidiera dicho decreto, Sc le
ruegs 10 retire.
al cerciorarse de que dicho informe es
exacto, ell Juez 6 Tribunal que hubiese expedi'
do ell deoreto. 10 dara por retirado.
3-El Secretario de Justioia cuidarA de
que Sc cumpla la presente Orden, y saministra'
RI las iustrucciones aprobadas por ell Conan
dante General asf como las correspondence
formas en- blanco, & les que las solicitor.
POR MANDATE DEL BROADER GENERAL DAVIS:
W.. P. HALL,
Ayudante general.
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coMPANIA DE sEGURos MARITIMos DE
AGENGlA De ADUANAS
de MASSOT g. Ca.-Fortalesa 70 =

Esta sociedad se dedioa s Ia exportaci6n 8
importaci6n de mercancf.s; recibe g6neros en-
comisi6n; Sc encarga de Ia ADMINISTRATION J
venta de incas ~rdsticas y pfbanas; son represen'
tantes de varias casas editoriales espaholas =
francesas ' venden libros & plazos, entregsndo
las obras completes; reciben los peri6dicos de
Madrid. Ell Liberals, <Nuevo Mundo. Qlus'
trado) Ella Vida Literaris. Glustrsdo) y otros,
sdmiten suscripoiores & diohos periodloos , re-
miten & quien 10 pisla una colecc'on' gratis J
franco de porte.
Solieitau oo~rresponsales en- todos los pne
bios de la isla. No e1igen sellos para Ia o:n
testacion. Ao-o
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ATEMPERATURA..

segun Ia Il tima circular del U. s. Depar'
lament of Agriculture, Weather Bureau, De
esta Capital, durante la semana que termino 81
81 de Mayo u'timo, Ia temperature meola Tue a;e
81 alc7p.o & 81 grades IS, y la mas baja 81
mismo dia 4 rs grades Sc centfgrsdos: La
o~an,iiad de lluvia osida & l m m So. In &C.
neral ell tempo ha sido seco y o%aluroso,
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Targetas de s:. sss': H s'''; e=o - ssssa n !: ''p Al
ooptsdo sxtTicto , pero pTsoios m6dieos'
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lC,%R PINTEROS!

Sc necesitan algunos operarios in
teligentes en- este ramo en- Ell Taller
mecanico de los Sres. L.. P. Doria y An
guerra. Los que daseen colocarse pue-
den dirigirse a dichos Sres. en- Ponce.
A Isl