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Advani Out on Parole.

Anand A. Advani. the alleged Indian
merchant, who has been swindling banks
in different parts of the world, was re-
leased from custody by Chief Lees Thurs
dav night. but on the condition that he
would report at police headquarters every
morning till he leaves the city. He re-
ported yesterday morning, and consented
"a have his photograph taken. The Chief
Is satisfied with the publicity given to
Hdvani's operations, which will warn
bankers TO be on their guard, and will
ri rnrnsec1lte the swindler
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Farmer Donlon's Will Filed.

OAKLAND, Oct 13. = The will OF
Thomas Donlon. farmer of Murray
ToWnship, who died suddenly al his home
near Dublin September 2s. 1899, was filed
for probate to-day by Thomas. Eliza
beth and Catherine Donlon, who are
named as executor and executrices in the
instrument, which is dated April 10. 1899
The estate consists of real and personal
property and moneys in bank. the total
probable value being over $4,000. The es-
tate is bequeathed to the three children
who apply for letters.
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GAMMA ETA KAPPA
WILL CONVENE TO-DAY

OAKLAND, Oct. 13.-The State conven-
ton of the Gamma Eta Kappa Fraternity
will meet in Pythian Hall, on Twelfth
street, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The fraternity has chapters only in High
Schools, and delegates will attend from
Oakland San Francisco. San Jose, Stock
ton, Santa Cruz, San Bernardino, Los
Angeles Portland and Denver. In the
evening a banquet will be served at the
Hotel Metropole, when Attorney Ben L.
Woolner will act as toastmaster.
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Site committee,s Quiet WORK.

OAKLAND, Oct. l3.-The committee
having in charge the raising of the fund
for the site for the Carnegie Library is
working very quietly and has not called
any public meeting since 1t was appointed
The members of the committee are doing
Individual work, and ii is said that a very
large proportion of the proposed $50 600
has already been promised. The commit
tee will make no report till the whole
amount is In sight.
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For the Brave Iowans.

OAKLAND. Oct. 1S.-Mrs. w. T.
Veitch. a leader in Red Cross Society
work, has received from the citizens of
flag, which they have requested her to
present to Company NJ Of the Fifty-first
Iowa, volunteers on their return from
cred, bears the inscription, Welcome
Home"
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Underwriters at BANQUET.

The quarterly banquet of the San Fran
cisco Life Underwriters took place last
evening in the parlors of the California
Hotel. ]. Kilgariff presided and after an
excellent meal had been disposed of those
at the table gathered together and spent
several hours in general conversation
pertaining to matters of their business
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Almost a centenarian.

OAKLAND. Oct l3.-Uriah Hemphill
one OF the earliest settlers of this city,
died to-day at his home, 949 Chestnut
street, at the advanced age OF 81 years.
Deceased was a native of Wilmington
Del. and came to the coas. In the pioneer
DAYS. BY occupation he was a baker and
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Mud Snoiled the Game.

BERKELEY. Oct. l3.-The freshmen of
the University of California lined up on
the college football field this afternoon
for a match game against Boones Uni
versity Academy of Berkeley. The con-
dition of the ground however, was such
that no progress could be made, and both
sides agreed to abandon playing. The
game will be played out at some other
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for children this afternoon. Professor
Hazard, the ventriloquist, will appear
and there will be Punch and Judy show
In the evening Mrs. Frances Edgerton will
recite, H. NJ. Fortescue will sing tenor
solo and the Mandolin Club will play.
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ia Oakland The
a
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iso boxtw with
in William
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Basta Frank I.
The club en-
eived the andi
of and
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been negt
and a
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Relay Race Postponed.

OAKLAND. Oct l3.-Owing TO the
stormy weather the twenty -five-mile relay
race Of the Academic Athletic League has
been postponed from tomorrow to Sat
Urday. October 2
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for many years conducted a bakery on
lower Broadway, but he has not been
actively engaged in business for some
time He leaves son, Henry HemphilI
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14

To Celebrate Dewey's Return.
San Francisco may have a Dewey cele-
bration IN honor Of the return OF the
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THE HICKS JUDD CO., PF9.sE' 5aasss ), rls; Book =
WHITE ASH STEAM COAL, AmNER Y. 2, .GE PE

DIAMOND COAL MINING CO.. 1T its GREEN
RIVER COLLIERIES = the Best Coal IN the
IEAIEet Office and Yards-45o Main street.
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j. REMsEN LANE. President.
c. L. ROE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
2sth day of January, 1899
JOS. McCO-D. Notary Public.
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OF NEW YORK IN THE STATE OF NEW
" York the 3lst day of December A. D.
1898, and for the year ending on that day,
made to the Insurance Commission of the
State of California. pursuant to the provisions
of sections $40 ard Gil Of the Political Code,
condensed as per blank furnished by the Com
missioner.
CAPITAL
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Cash ,,....,......,...,... 81, 900 900 90
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EIentrids PlertOrrIqueias
"a De MARIO

I82o-Real orden admitiendo Consu
les norteameiicanos en- esta Isla.
I82I-Celebro session extraordinaria
el Ayuntamiento de la Capital fin de
dar cumplmiento al Real Decreto que
hacia extensive q esta Isla la nueva ley
de imprenta votada ,n Cortes.
FL aqui el acta de dicha session:
"En Puerto Rico los veinte y cuatro
dias del mes de Mario de mil ochocien
tos veinte y uno: sc reunio el Excmo
Ayuntamiento de esta Capital compues
to del Sr Alcalde segundo nombrado
Lcdo. don Pedro Buenah ora, de los
Sres. Regidores don Antonio Moreno.
don Francisco Caro-. don Francisco Ia
deo de Rivero, don Jose Romero, don
Jose Xavier de -Aranzamendi, don Juan
Severe Malagon, don Joaquin Casanova
los Sres. Siudicos don Francisco Ma
teu y don Juan Manuel Feijo; cara OBJ
jeto de tratar sobre el cumplimiento del
Real Decreto de doce de Noviembre 1l
timo que contiene la ley hecha en- Cortes
y sancionada por S. M. acerca de la Ii
bertad de Imprenta que el Sr. Captain
General Jefe Politico Superior de esta
Isla acompano con su ohcio en- nueve
de los corrientes este Ayuntamiento
quien en- su vista acordo guardarla y
cumplirla en- todas sus parties proceden
do inmediatamente al nombramento de
los cuarenta y ocho Juradores Jueces
de hechos que debe elegir segIn el MI
nero de in iividuos que deben compo-
nerlos y con las formalidades prescriptas
en- la citads ley, resultaron nombrados
los sujetos siguientes: don Manuel Ma
Andino, don Jose Otalora, don Manue el
Martinez Valdes, Pbro. don Alexandra
Carbone, don Andres Ruiz de Sagredo,
DR.. Luis Nebot, Pbro. don Angel Vaz-
quez, don Juan Bautista Januy. don An
to aio Navarro, don Atanasio Ayesa, don
Juan de l)ios Cuevas, don Diego Pi-
zarro. don Bsltazar Panisgua, don Jose
Espsllat, don Manuel de Arroyo, don
Jose Ochoa, don Fernando Graupera,
don Andres Moreno. don Emigdio Ar
tig, Pbro. doctor don Juan Francisco
Ximenez, don Luis Vsldejuly, don Jose
Canon Mayor, don Miguel Delgado,
don Jose Ramon Gorbea. don Manuel
Franco, don jose Geigel, don Jose Po
wer, don Vicente Gimbernat, don Jose
Vargas, don Federico Sanjust, DIR. don
Aniceto Ruiz, Pbro. don Pedro Gucrre
ro, don Jose Perez Lena, Pbro. dor
Manuel Almansa, Pbro. don Jose de So
tomayor, don Manuel Coronado, Pbro
don Agustin Vergara, don Antonio We
ga. Pbro. don jose Trepero, Pbro, dor
Jose Torralvo, don Jose Plieto, Phro
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don Basilio Rodriguez, Pbro. don Juan
Benito de Leon, don Manuel Sabifor,
don Felix Travicso, Pbro. don Francisco
Cusani, don Manuel Zalavarria, Pbro.
don Manuel Mufov. Participan-Que
esta election que S. E. liubo por ben y
flelmente practicada Sc p1rticipe las
personas nombradas por medic de breves
ofcioi que suscribra el presente Secre-
tario, que Sc eleve orden al Depositaro
de los fondos propios a I'm de que forme
tres libros del papel del selo cuarto. uno
para escribir las-e'ecciones anuale5 de los
Jueces de hechos 6 jutados, el cual dara
principle con testimonio de esta primera
acta, otto para sentar el sorteo de los
cia los Jueces de hechos y otto para es-
cribitse las declaratorias que estos hi
clesen virtud del examen que practi-
quen de los impresos que sc lie presen
tasen que asi mismo sc encarga al De-
positario mande hacer cincuenta barlo.
tas para verificar los sorteos y que Sc
tiren en- n imprenta doscientos ejempla-
res de los oficios para avisar ell pombra-
miento de les Jueces seg1n Ell mo ielo
que Sc le dara. TODD con cargo 4 los fon-
dos de propios y que ultimamente Sc
pase copia de esta acta al Sr. Jefe Poll
tico Suf erior &c esta Provincial para los
efectos que su sehoria explico en- su
ofcio va c:ado con 10 que Sc concluyo
este Cabildo que hrmo S. +. de que Ger
tifco.-Buenahora, Moreno, Cano, Ri
vera, Romero, Aranzamendi, Malagon,
Casanova, Mateu, FeJo, Tomas de Es-
calons, Secretario del Ayuntamiento"
fSo6 -Facultad concedda a las 1gle-
sias Parroquiales de esta Isla por el Papa
Leon XIII para que Sc puedan celebrar
en- elias tres misas de requiem por Sc
mana, aun en- las fiestas de rito doble.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24

lezcan de impotencia fsca absolute re-
lativa para la procreacion.
80 AIn cuando tengan la aptitud ex-
preSada en- el a1ticulo precedente no DO
dian contraer matriIlonio: 70 Los que
lse hallen igados con vinculo matrimo
NAL no disuelto lega'mrnte; aq~Ises Sa-
cerdotes, Ministries 8 ficles de cualquierz
religion a los que esta sc los prohiba por
los votos que hubieren hecho; 3o Los
varones memories, de veinte amos las:
hembras menores de diez y oeho aios
que ne hubiesen obtenido licencia de las
personas qIe determinan en- el articulo
a. de esta Orden; 50 La viuda durante'
los trescientos TN dia sfguientes Ia
muerte de su marido antes de su alum
bramiento 81 hubiese quedado en- cinta
la rnujer cuyo matrimonio hubiese sido
declarado nulo en- los mismos casos
termino, a contar desde 81 seoaracion
legal; s. Al tutor y sus descendientes
con las personas que tenga 6 haya tenido
en- guarda hasta que concluida Ia tutela
Sc aprueben las cuentas de 81 cargo, sal
vo el case de que el padre de la persona
suieta 4 tutela hubiese autorizado el ma
trimonio; 6c Los ascendientes con los
d-scendientes por consanguinidad 6 afi-
nidad legitima 6 natural; 7o Los cola
terales por consanguinidad legitima has
ia el cuarto grado; SO Los co ateraIes
por afnidad legitima ha,ta el cuarto gra-
do; 90 Los coloterales por consanqini-
nidad 8 afnidad natural hasta el segun-
do grado; 100 El padre madre adop
tante con el adoptado. Este, con el
conyuge vudo de aquellos y aquellos con
el conyuge viudo de este; IIo Los des.
cendientes legitimos del adoptante CON
el adoptado mientras la adopci6n SUBJ
sista; 1872 Los ad1lteros que hubiesen
sido condenados por sentencia hrme; I3c
Los que hubiesen sido condenados por
sentencia firme como autores 6 como
autor y complice de Ia muerte del con.
yuge inocente aunque no hubiese come.
tido adulterio.
4: La licencia para contraer matrimo.
MO a que Sc re6ere el n1mero 3 del ar
ticulo anterior, debera ser concedida por
ell padre y faltando este halIandose
ausente 6 impedido. correspondent otor-
garla por su orden a la madre, los
abueos paterno y matefno, un parien-
te en- tercer grado de consanguinidad y
en- 1ltimo termino faltando todos los an
teriores al Juez municipal de las pobla-
clones en- que res:dan los. contrayentes.
50 El que segdn los articulos prece-
para contraer matrimonio, comparecera
ante e Juez municipal del pueblo de So
residencia manifestando que concede
aque la. Esa manifestation sc consigna-
ra por el Juez pof escrito y la autorizara
este funcionario, su Secretario y el com.
paresciente 81 supiese escribir. La pre-
sentacion de ese documento bastarz para
acredtar el extreme a que Sc contrae.
[CoNrINUARA]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
FL GENERAL KING

Mr.. Lawton, Gobernador de Ma
Mia, ha telegfahado tambikn al Mi
nistro de la Guerra, Mr.. Long, pi-
diendole un general y algunos jeies
y ohciales con objeto de que reem
place el primero al general King y
los segundos los de su misma ca
tegoria, fallecidos en- csmpaha 6
por Intermediates.
Ell general King sigue convale
ciente de la pertinaz dolencia que
lie hizo pedir la baja temporalmente
siendo muy PROBABLE que embarque
para los Estados Unidos en- el tras-
porte Grant.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
Ell lAPIz ROJO

La censurs Official. cuyo rigor va
aumentando progresivamente, con
tinaa impidiendo la trasmision de
muchos despachos en- Ia capital f
lipina.
Esto, seg1n algunos peri6dicos.
patsntiza que la situaci6n en- aque-
las islas del hemistcrio Occidental,
aunque favorables para los ameri-
canos. deja de ser todo 10 lisongera
que dicen cue es muchos prohom
bres afliados al partido imperia-
lista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
ENPIEZl FL DESORDEN

Casi 4 la vez que una gran par
tc del pueblo victoreaba al genera
lfsimo frente al palacio que este
ocupa, muchos apasionados por la
polftica de aquel. seguidos For gran
ndmero de cstudiantes, reunieronse
On la acera del Louvre.
Al pasar pr61imamente q aquel
sltio uno de los generates que com
ponen la Asambea de Represen.
tantes de la Revoluci6n, desataron
sc en- insultos contra aquella y sus
hombres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
SIGUE Ia CALHl

Todos los grupos encaminaronse
a la Quinta de los Molinos donde
victorearon estrepitosamente a Ma
ximo Gomez y dieron mueras a ia
Asamblea de Representatives..
FL generalfsimo pidio a los ma
nifestantes la mayor cordura supli
candoles que Sc disolvieran eli ST
lencio.
Tengo suprema conhanza-dJo
Ma1imo G6mez-cn que todo el
pai', que esta conmigo. juzgara mis-
actos imparcialmens
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
CABLE NEWS

The American War transport Portland
has reached Honolulu Hawai-; conduc
ting soldiers, provisi ons, warlike stores
for the Philippines. In said place she
will t4ke few soldiers from the Oregon
wis could not continue their voyage on
account Of being sick. but are now com
pletely reestablished.
The eff ;ial eensure, whose rigour
is augmenting progressively, continues
hinderirg the trasnission of many dis
This, according TO s,me papers, DE-
picts the situation in those islands Of
the Western Hemisphere, although ia
vourable to Americans, fail to be what
some important persons affiliated to tie
imperial, clique make them to be.
Many criminals place explosive ele-
ments in ho low Of the Paris Exchan-
&c.
The timely Intervention Of the po
lice found out the perverse aim which
those who had left the bomb had in
view, and on account of the tumult
Which was formed they succeeded in es-
Gaping.
The American cruiser Bennington
has entered Manila, proceeding from
the island of Guam Marianas |, she
carrses the plans to establishin the prin-
cipal port OF said island battere. with
canons of regular calibre, and coal de
pcsits which the United States project
establishing there.
The Custom Comptroller Of Huelva
has fed carrying with him 10000 dol
ars upon the table Of his desk was found
a note signed by "a lover of the rege-
neration -, in which he confessed hi.
crime.
The war ship Concord, cruising
around the coats OF Ilocos, Lazcn !
sighted suspicious craft shouted stop.
imme iictely.
The suspicious craft far from answer
ing, redoubled her speed.
The Concord observed that the crew
of the strange craft took to their oars.
The American cruiser discharged 3
projectiles which passed in front and at
very shor! distance ff I'm the unknown
craft, without bsing able to stop her.
The Concord hastened speed obser
wing then that the suspicious craft tur-
ned her head towards land, making has
tily for the same.
AT tanee great diseu from her the
federal war ship saw that the pursued was
carabo and that she carried much car
go, since the waves, in the hurried
fight which she pursued, sweptalmost
over her deck.
Near to land considering themsel-
We. lost the crew Of the carabo, throw
out boats, in the water, abandoning the
carabo, and making for the coast
Whilst the crew Of the carabo was
making for their boats, those of the Con-
cord observed that they threw many
packages in the water.
On reaching the carabo the crew
Of the Concord examined scrupulously,
finding in it 3 900, 900 cartuches 7 obu-
ses, and many warlike materials and
clsthing, 1t is the general opinion thai
said ship came from Japan and that hel
books we're printed in thai language,
The crew of the suspicious vessel in
disembarking hid themselves in the
thickets, Ignoring the Injury done to the
vessel by the artillery Of the Concord
the Concord by her continuous fire
swept away the thicket afte; this th'
Concord sank the vessel.
Admin al George Dewey has tele-
graphed to the Secretary of War MI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
BARCO A PIQUE

AL desembarcar los tripulantes
del eaya6o escondieronse en- la ma
leza, ignorandose los estragos que
harfa en- ellos la art Iberia del Con
eO,d que barrio conplctamente Ia
espesura con sus continues dis
paros.
Despuls de este, el Coneo,d ba
rren6 el eara6O que acto continue
sc fue pique.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
SIN RESPIESfA

FL crucero americana dispar6 tres
proyectilcs que pasaron por delan
te y 4 muy corta distancia del bar
CO desconocido, sin que lcgraran
detenerle.
FL Concord apret6 la marcha OBJ
servando entonccs que el buque
sospcchoso viro la proa hacia terra,
4 la que sc dirigfa velozmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24

N0TICIAS DEL OLA

Han sido aproba los los acuerdos to.
mados por ell ayuntamiento de Rio-pie-
dras relatives que sc pague con cargo &
la partida de imprevistos la suma de nue.
We pesos imp rte de dos libros para ins-
cribir defunciones en- el Registro Civil.
Sc lie ha concedido el permiso que so
licitsha el ayuntamiento de la Moca por
dos neses para reeti6car el padr6n gene
.al de ganados de todas classes que exis.
tan en- aquella juris iccion
Para alquiteres de las casas escuelas
de la 10 ;alida ha votado un credito de
cuarenta y ocho pesos el ayuntamiento
de la Carolina.
u doctor don Ricard1 Hernandez ha
aceptado el cargo de Vocal de Ia Subde-
legacion de Medicina y Cirujia.
El ayuntamiento de Cayey propone a
don Arturo Diax y don Juan Ortiz Wi
liam para los cargos de Concejales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
nEDIDA PREYISORA

En- su despacho dice tambien al
Secretario de Marina Mr.. Dewey
que es necesario impedir a todo
trance que contin1sn llcgando ex-
pediciones de armas y municiones q
las tropas insurgentes.
No hay ofa-anade Mr.. Dewey
que no reciban estos srmas y fusiles
procedcntes de naciones que nos
predican .u amistad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
HAS REUNIONES

Anoche volvio agruparse el
pueblo en- los puntos mas centrlcos
de Ia Habana.
Durante las primeras horas de
aqueIla rein6 por todas parties la
mayor tranquilidad y el ordep mas
admirable. Era matsrialmsnte i'm
possible transitar sin estuerzo por las
Gales de! Obispo y O'Reilly.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
FL /" BENNIATONG Z"

Ha entrado en- Manila. procedcn
te della isla de Guam (Marianas) sl
crucero de guerra americana Ben
ntntons.
Trae los pianos para establscsr
en- el puerto principal de Ia EXPIRE
sada isla algunas baterias con ca
hones de regular calibre y los de
p6sitos carboneros que los Estados
Unidos proyectan fundar ALI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
CONTRA NEyOClL

La policia in.ent6 disolver los
grupos razonablemente, sin que pu
diera conseguirlo, viendose obliga
da para clio a emplear la fuerza.
Entonces dcsbandose la multitud
dando enthusiasts vivas al genera,
lisimo y lrecuentes mueras & Memo
cal, Jefe de la policfa de la Haba
ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
Una BONBA

Manos criminales colocaron ele-
mentos explosives en- un hueco del
palacio de la Bolsa de Paris
La oportuna Intervention de Ia
policfa di6 al traste cen los prop6
s;tos perversos que sc proponfan los
que dejaron Ia bomba en- aquel lu
gar y que, a causa eel tumulto que
sc form6, pudieron huir librcmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24
BUQUE SOSPECHOS0

FL barco de guerra Concord. de
yigilancia frente 4 las costas de
Ilocos [Luz6n], di6 vista 4 un bu
que sospechoso, dandole Ell alto in
mcdiatamente.
FL buque extraho. lejos de con
testar. redoblo su marcha.
Los del Conco,d observaron que
todos los que tripulaban Ia desco-
nocida embarcaci6n aferrAronse (
los rcmos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-24

IOhS W SChI Will elt IdoNC loui hOi
ships 10 give greater push and develop
ment 10 the Mindsnao campaign.
In his dispatch he sarp also to tn,
Secretary Of the Navy it is necessary by
all means to cheek the incoming Of ex
peditions with arms of war for the in
surgsnts
Every day, he adds, the natives re
ceive these ammuritions from nation:
who professtheir friendship to US.
Mr.. Lawton, Governor of Manila
has telegraphed also 10 the Minister o
War Mr.. Long, asking him for gene
raj and other chiefs, in order to replace
General King, and other officials, some
died in war and others by sickness.
General King is conva escing it be
ing very probable that he will leave in
the TRANSPORT Grant.
In Germany the fnh lenza, with
distinct symptoms. continue to extend
Itself, than those propagated in tn. other
regions.
Since the first instant more than
200 persons have died victims of the ter
rible complaint.
Extreme hygienic means are adapted
in all the provinces Of the empire Al
most all the workmen of the Krupp
manufacture have been attacked by this
disease.
The great incidents occurring 10
Havana are OCCUPYING public opinion
deeply, VINO are great idolators of Ma
ximo Gomez.
Two Of the five persons who were
wounded in the fight between the mob
and the forces of public order have died
Inst night the Mob placed them
selves in the most central part of the
city.
During the first hours of the night
there reigned in all parts the greatet
tranquility and the most admirable or.
der. Transit without great efforts in
the streets of Obispo and O. Reilly We're
The whole group repaired to the
Villa de los Molines where they hurra,
he'd Maximo Gomez noisily and shouted
death to the Representative Assembly.
The generalisimo begged the demons
traitors to exercise the greatest calmness
supplicating them ad interim to dispe Sc
silently.
Almost simultaneously as a great
part of the popu!acle hurrahed The gene
ralislmo, Wis a Wis the palace which he
oS ooSSca!P!eis, !!Pa many led away passlona tely
rols group ofstuieats, reunited on the
side wa ko of the Louvre.
In passing hasd by to that place ore
Of the generals who comprised the re-
preventative revolutionary assembly gave
outbusts to insults against the gathering
in favor of Gomez.
The Constaoulary force contem
plated alb initio dissolving rati onally
said gathering, without being able to
attain the end in view, being obliged
par consequence to resort to force.
The multitude disbanding then
gave vent to enthusiastic vivasts in favor
Of the generalisim ), and frequent shouts
of death to the Havana Constabulary
force.
1t is the unanimous opinion in Gu
ba that general Brooke Major General
Of thai island, having requested ample
power from his government. and to whom
it has been conceded, contemplntes dis
solving said body.