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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
Big Business of the Electric Road.

Freight Cars Hun TO Sn1tOns River
Daily, Carrying Coal and Bringing
Rack Lumber...InnOvatIOn Not OBJ
JectIOnable---LaTge Passenger Traffic.
The freighting over the electric road be-
tween here and Saxtons River is being
handled promptly and regularly. The
motor is an excellent one, and of good pow
or. Regular freight cars are taken each
Wav every day and are handled with ease.
Freight for Grafton and points beyond is
taken in large quantities large dwell
ing in the village of Saxtons River, at the
extreme end of the road, has been bought
and is being reftted as a freight station,
an addition on the front side to be used as
a car barn. Cars of coal are takcn out,
and cars of lumber returned. A large por-
ton of the piece freight is loaded into the
motor car itself, only full cars being taken
out. The passing of freight cars through
the streets is not as Objectionable as talked,
and it is surprising to see how little the
horses pay attention to the innovation.
Very few runaways have occurred, and in
those hardly any damage has been done.
The passenger traffic is much larger than
expected by the management, and more
cars will have to be furnished in order to
accommodate the public. The theatre at
BARRIERS park is nearly completed and the
park itself is in excellent condition. 1t is
popular and being well patronized. Tues
day large picnic was held here by the
Knights of Pythias, who had as their guests
the lodges from Claremont and Keene. A
number of large meetings are to be hello
there in the near future, including the
Grand Army veterans, knight Templari
and others. The ball games are held there
almost daily and draw fair audiences, max
ing an important addition to the patronage
of the road.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
Rae. Riot In New York.

A race riot of formidable proportions
broke out Wednesday night on the west
side in New York city. A mob of white
men, which grew with great rapidity from
few score to many hundreds, ragged
through the district and negroes, regardless
of age or sex, were Unfortunately at
tackled. Scores were injured. 1t took the
efforts of 400 police reserves combined
with as many more policemen on regular
patrol duty in the four precincts, to restore
order. Clubs were used until the police
men were exhausted. Revolvers were
emptied into the air, and in one or two in
stances fred at the upper stories of the
negro tenements, from which the negroes
defensively fred bricks, paving stones and
other missiles. That many negroes were
not killed outright is miraculous, for the
mob at times was frenzied. The trouble
grew out of the death of Policeman Rob
ert j. Thorpe. While attempting to ar
rest colored woman he was attacked by
two negro men armed with razors, aud SO
badly mutilated that he died.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17

G. H. Abbott and wife of Gardner spent
two days with Bellows Falls friends the
past week.
Miss Hattie Hildreth is taking Mrs. E. j.
Planters place in the public library while
she is away on her vacation.
j. @. Day goes to New York and New
Jersey tomorrow morning with his family
for stay of a week or more.
Frank Written, a nephew of A. N.
Swain, former resident of the town. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Goddard
H. Kibbe Brooks, chemist at HALL
paint factory, has been spending the last
week at his home in st. Adams Bay.
William Ayton goes next week to De-
troit to attend the national encampment
and convention of Knights of Pythias-
A. H. Bissell attended the seth reunion
of his old company, Company A, SD Mas
sachusetts regiment, at Lake Pleasant Tues
day.
A rifle accidentally discharged Saturday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
The Rally Last Evening.

Ex.-Gov. Dillingham; was the principal
speaker last evening at Republican rally
held in the opera house. Tue hall was
we'll filed and he was listened to with
much interest, as was also J. L Martin,
who followed him. Chas. H. Robb, as
chairman of the town committee, intro
duced the speakers and the local band was
in attendance. E. H. Miller of Dummer-
ston, who was advertised to sing, was not
present. The various issues before the
country today, traced through the history
of the past, we're admirably put before the
voters, and Mr.. Robb urged every Repub.
lican voter to be present at the caucus
Saturday afternoon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17

James Bancroft is at home for few
weeks.
Mr.. Arthur of the Warner Home has
enjoyed vacation of a few days.
Several of our people we're at Sunapee
lake over Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Paddock will occupy the Bap-
tist pulpit next Sunday.
Miss Grace Williams went early in the
week TO Chester for visit.
Mrs. Hilliard has been spending week
in a visit at Newport, N H.
DR.. Elery looks for quite full school
this fall at Vermont Academy.
The Chapins shared in Old Home day
at Alstead, n. H., Wednesday.
Geo. Hill came up from New York city
to spend Sunday with his family.
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin and daughter Grace
plan to spend Sunday at Mortified.
Miss Kate Phelps of Northampton,
Mass, is expected soon at Miss Cobb's.
Mrs. Worthington and Mrs. Bemis
went few days since to Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. Worthington and Mrs. Bemis re-
turned from Mortified, Mass, Wednesday.
Fred Leach came home from Mortified
on Tuesday, delighted with his weeks OBJ
servations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers of Brattleboro are
having their vacation with friends above
Cambridgeport.
Mrs Scion Morrison and Miss Callahan
attended the old home day exercises at AL
stead on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ober spent a week at
the Lake Pleasant campmeeting, returning
home early in the week.
The friends, guests at the Tenney's for
a few days, left on Wednesday for their
home in Toronto, Canada.
Miss Helene Roux has a fine position for
the new school year in New Jersey, as
teacher of French and music.
Mrs. Mary c. Potter and children of
Lowell, Mass, are at home with Mrs.
Campbell for their summer visit.
William Warner is making a trip with
his span of horses to New York state.
He intends to be absent some time.
Mrs. Leach expects in few days to 60
to Colorado, for a stay of two or three
months. She will be with her sister while
absent.
The ample rains this week. it would
seem. will help the springs as we'll as the
growing crops. Apples promise an abund-
ant crop. Cornfelds are looking unusual
ly thrifty.
DIR. and Mrs. Anderson of Waterbury,
Conn, were called home last week ON ac-
count of the sickness of their son. 1t
proves to be typhoid fever. The doctor
will stay for the present.
In our public school building workmen
are removing partitions and re arranging
stairs in order to provide a much-needed
new school room in the second story and
west end of the building.
Several young business men went on
Monday to Tyson for a weeks camping
and fishing The party consisted OF
Messrs. Colin and Edward Lake, F. S.
Fuller, Allen Sabin, Homer Nourse.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
Notice.

Notice is hereby given in accordance with the
IN requirements of Section l9O of the Vermont
session Of the General Assembly of the State of
Vermont for grant of Savings Bank and Trust
Company TO be established in Bellows FAILS, in the
Town of Rockingham, In the County of Windham.
Bellows Falls, VT. August 10, 1910.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
BELLOWS FALLS.

Two.base hits, Ferry 8; stolen bases, Warn;
Morrison, Shea, McCOrT ick; base on balls, IN
Ferry Q; fl Taylor, 8; struck out, Ferry 9, IaS'
Ior 6; hit by pitched ball, Richmond. Umpire
j. T. Maynard. Time, . b.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
NEWPORT.

Summary-Two base hits, Bellows Falls s, New
port l. Stolen bases, Guineen, Chapman, Henkel.
Base on balls, off Fified 5, off Griffin 2. Struck
out by Flhed 2. Double plays, Thompson, Shea
Warn. Passed balls Cotter 8.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
STATIONS RIVER.
Carriage Demolished by Electric Car
and Milton Wiley Injured.

Wednesday evening, about 8 80, Milton
Wiley, Miss CorTinne Wiley, Mrs. Buxton
and daughter of Boston, who are guests Of
the Wileys. were driving near John Aus
tins on their way home from the old home
celebration at Alstead. Hearing a car,
the ladies, as a matter of safety, in case
the horse should be frightened, proposed
to get out of the carriage. Miss Wiley
and the little girl were out, Mrs. Buxton
was getting out, meanwhile the horse be-
came restless as the car approached from
the rear, and had backed the bind wheel of
the carriage on the track. The ladies
shouted to the car men, but too late. The
car struck and demolished the carriage,
injured the shoulder of Mrs. Buxton and
threw Mr.. Wiley to the ground. The
horse freed from the carriage, ran home
Mr.. Wiley was unconscious and was takeI
into John Austin's. Drs. Blodgett ant
| Anderson we're quickly at hand. Mr.
Wiley was soon removed home.
Thursday morning Mr.. Wiley was con
scious, though he has no recollection o.
the accident. 1t is thought that he MAJ
have escaped internal injury. Mrs. Bux
ton has a lame shoulder, but expresses
gratitude for her escape from worse acct
dent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
CIaremOnt 10, bellows Fails s.

Bellows Falls lost the game at Clare
mont Wednesday, when Richmond faced
his associates as pitcher for the Claremont
team. Reynolds, who has also played with
Bellows Falls, assisted Claremont by his
good work. The score:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17

A purse of $50 is offered by Ludlow peo-
pie for game of base ball to take place on
the grounds in that village between Bel
lows Falls and Chester mines, the manager
to have the gate receipts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
CLAREMoNT.

Summary-Earued runs Bellows Falls Three
base hits, Henke Brady ?, Chatheld, George,
Demming. Stolen bases, Chapman, Warn,
George, Hennessy. Double plays, Taylor, Warn,
Demming Reynolds, Chathed Base on balls,
of Richmond !, off Taylor 8.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
nin.daIs $. R.Ilows FsIIs 2.

Bellows Falls and Hinsdale met at Bar
ber's park Saturday and played one of the
best games of the season. The features
were the catching by HeDkel and Stolwor-
thy and the playing of Larkin. The score
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
RelIo,Ya BAN. 1s. Ne,yport o.

Bellows Falls won easily from Newport
at Newport Tuesday, batting Fifield, the
former pitcher of the Philadelphia league
team, for 1S hits. The score
.uvbLu pFTIOWS FALLS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17

J. @. Day and his family returned Satur-
day night from a three weeks carriage
drive through New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts.
Rev. 1. P. Booth, D. D., and Mrs. Booth
were yesterday the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Underwood, en- route to their home
in Morrisville from Stafford, Conn.
Miss Mary Hughes went to New York
last week to spend few of the weeks of
her vacation with her uncle, John Woods,
a prominent contractor and builder.
w. H. Griswold goes to Nebraska next
week on his annual visit to his wheat farm,
the harvesting now being at its height. DIR.
E. W. Knight expects to accompany him
on a vacation trip.
The Democratic town committee have
called their caucus to be held Saturday night.
1t is probable they will nominate as repre-
sentative DR.. o. NJ. George, who repre-
sented the town two years ago. Should
Mr.. Howard be nominated by the Republi-
cans, as expected, it makes two members of
the board Of bailiffs. If there was third
party represented here perhaps the remain
ing member, G. H. Gibson, might also be-
come candidate,
A lively runaway took place Monday
afternoon through Bridge street, the
Square and Canal street, which for few
seconds promised disastrous results, but
ended with little damage except the com
plete demolition of Stewart & Wright's
bakery cart, which stood in front of their
store on Canal street. The team of heavy
black draft horses, owned by the Interna-
tional Paper company, attached to theil
largest wagon, became frightened while
standing alone on Bridge street, and closely
grazing number of other teams on the
way through the Square, brought up at the
end of the Canal street bridge without in
jury to themselves In the bakery Wagon
were two cases of eggs and in the smasl
AZ dozen were broken, the paving of tn,
street being covered with river" of
peculiar consistency.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17

Makes bakfastbread whoesome-no yeast germs no alum
Makes cake biscuit pastry superior hnene flavor and deicacy
Makes will and most economical because
pures and greatest in eavnng strength In the easy xPed-
of cakes Royal Indispensable
Care baking %
%I they PqG& But alum
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
BIcyclist Injured.

John Meland of Bellows Falls, was Sc
verely injured by being thrown from his
bicycle while riding down from Mountain
park Sunday evening. He was going
down the hill in the vicinity of the reser-
voir when he lost control of the wheel and
was thrown into TIE ditch on the right
hand side of the road. He had lam there
for some time before he was found by
George Marsh, who was also riding a
wheel. He summoned j. j. Burke of the
Park restaurant, and the man was taken
TO the House of Providence hospital. His
injuries were dressed and last night he
was resting comfortably.-[ Holyoke item
in Springfield Republican of Tuesday.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
Ell 1Presidente e
KRUGER
Oriundo de Espaha
CURIOSOS DOCUM:NTOS

Ell iefe del archivo municipal de Ma
drid senor Ciria ha publicado algunos
documentos, cuya lectura despierta la
sospecha de que ell ilustre Presidente
de la Repdblica del Transvaal pueda
ser oriundo de EspaTia.
De dichos documentOs Sc desprende
que ell Inspector General de Infanterfa
del eiercito espafiol pas6 un oficio ell
Is de Febrero de 1926 al ayuntamien-
to de Madrid pidi6ndOle informes de la
conducta polftica observada durante ell
regimen constitutional por don Leo
poldo Eugenio Kriiger, aleman de ma
c:6n, en- ell tempo en- que permaneci6
en- Madrid, en- vista de la solicitud pre-
sentada por el para una plaza de guar
dia alabarderO.
Con motive de la aparici6n de estOs
documentos hace la siguiente pregunta
diche sefor Ciria Es el padre de
Kruger que hoy Sc cubre de gloria de
feudiend0 Ia independence de las Re-
pliblicas sud -africanas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
la SITUACION EN- NATAL
SERVICI0 OBLIGAT0RIO

Noticias de Pietermaritzburg di-
cen que los beers que operan en- Ma
tai han tornado tres columnas de
indfgenas estableciendo entire ellos
el servicio obligatorio.
Ademas han undo por medic de
una red de hilos electricos todas las
minas de hula a fin de volarlas en-
case de necesidad.
Ell general Butler, cuyas fuerzas
diezman los beers con su tactica de
guerrillas, no ha podido avanzar un
solo paso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
CARTl DE- GONDRES
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERoANTIL
Londres, Abril de 1900.

La rep1blica del TranSvaal ha perdi-
do con JOubert un estratega de primer
orden, un patricia como pocos, y un
hombre generoso y valiente, al que
respetaban mucho los ingleses pOr las
bellas cualidades de su alma, y por su
ciencia militar, aunque 10 consideration
intratable, porqu9 siempre fue uno de
los campeones mas animosos de la in-
dependencia y, por consiguiente, ene-
migOInatural de Inglaterra. Con Oronje
haperdido, asfmismo, un soldado valien
tie, frio, de la escuela de Joubert; pero
de gran..acci6n, y enemigo mortaide In
glaterra.
iQui6n sucede a estos Luis Botha,
joven de "a amos; ell que gan6 contra
Butler las batallas de Oolenso 8 Tugela
y de Spyankop; general tambi6n de
prestigio, y que cOnocfa a fondo los
planes de Joubert, pues cuando Sc de-
.clar6 la guerra fu6 ell que pIopuso, en-
Pretoria, el plan de defensa, partiendo
de la hip6tesis de que no iban los
beers a invadir ell territorio ingl6s, sino
los iEgleses el Transvaal y el Orange.
La lucha va a seguir, y & durar mas
de 10 que Sc crefa. Los beers empie-
zan q concentrarse en- los desfiladeros
de Drakemberg iDmOvilizando Butler;
y en- las orillas del VaaI, estableciendO
al prOpiO tempo una guerra pOr Ell es.
tilo de la que a princlpiOs del siglo si-
guierOn los rusos y los espanoles contra
Napoleon. Hasta La fecha lord Roberts
no tiene la seguridad de las comunica-
clones, y como necesita mil toneladas
diariamente de provisiOnes y forTajes,
no es tan fzcil su situaci6n en- un pals
dOnde solo es due1o del terrenO que
pisa.
La victoria obtenida ell dia 10 por
los beers en- Bushmankop, ha product
do en- Londrcs penosfsima impression.
El verdadero objetivO fu6 privar de
aguas potables q Bloemfontein, v la CO.
lumna inglesa del coronel BroadwOod,
fn6 completamente destr0zada, que.
dando en- poder de los beers cinco ca
homes. Las tr0pas inglesas tuvieron
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
La independence
DE CUBA
EN- UN BRETE
CONTRADICTION DE- 1.-THE WORLUr

Ha causado mucho disgusto en- Cuba
el que ell peri6dico americana The
World" al publican en- uno de sus I'll
timos nGmeros ell retrato de la milo
maria cubana dola Rosalfa Abren le
haya puesto ell siguiente epfgrafe:
La mds RIGA q mds hermosd ns,ye,
de nuestrGs nuevGs posesiones.
Esta Erase ha sido acOgida con eX-
traordinaria sorpresa y concentrates de
caracter pesimista en- los cfrculos ha
baneros por ser "The World unO de
los peri6dicos amerlcanos que defen.
den con mas entusiasmo y f9 la indie
pendencia de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02

La senteneia del Tribunal suizo ha
defraudado las esperanzas que tenfan
ingleses y americanos, interesadOs en-
aqnel ferrocarril de Delagoa. Els una
sentencia que a6n no sc ha publicado
en- sus Fundamentals, y solo Sc conoce
en- que ha sido condenado Portugal en-
una suma pequena, 15 millones de
frances, que ell reino lusitano, ha Ofre-
cido pagar Embellishments. Con este
motive SO hacen duros cargos al tribu.
nal arhitral de Berna pero la senten-
cia es inapelable, y todo cuanto Sc dis
cuta, punto perdidO.
Un peri6dico espanol, GEL Impair
cial !" de Madrid, -denunci6 al mundO
que una division de tropas inglesas
mandadaspor ell general Darlington ha
bia desembarcado en- ell puerto portu-
CUES de Beira entrando en- seguida en-
Ia Rhodesia para invadir por allf ell
Transvaal que este era un ataque a
la neutralidad, una violencia approve
chandose de la fuerza; y que Ingla-
terra tenia que acudir esas maflas
con 100000 hombres en- lucha con un
pueblo pequeno. Un diputado portu-
CUES lego en- la Camafa de Lisboa ell
peri6dico espafoI, & hizo una interpe-
laci6n al Ministerio contestando ell
encargado de Negocios extranjeros qne
efectivamente era verdad 10 relatado ;
pero que este no quebrantaba los de-
beres de la neutraljdad, porque en- los
tratados con Inglaterra celebrates an
tes de la decIGrGci6n de guerra con el
TrGnsvaGl, habfa una clausuia secreta,
por la cual los ingleses, a los cuales
|cOlm6 de grandes elOgios ell ministro
lusitano, podfa hacer 10 que hicierOn.
DE estos tratados secretos hace me
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
La Comision flipina
ENBARCA EN- SAN FRANCISCO
ATRIBUOIONEs QUE LLEvA

Ell II de Abril pr6ximo pasado saIi6
de San Francisco de California para la
capital filipina la nueva Comisi6n NOM
bradA por ell Presidente Nc. Kinley
para ell gobierno de la misma, com
puesta del ex jurz Gel Tribunal Supre-
mo Mr.. Taft, presidente, ell juez Ide,
general Wright, Professor Worcester, y
jue6 Wellborn, los cuales asumiran la
autoridad sobre ell Archipelago & su
llegada q Manila.
Dicha Comisi6n lleva amplias atri-
buciones para implantar en- ell expresa.
do territorio la forma de gobierno que
juzgne mas prOpicia y que Sc atraiga
ell favor del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
Mas aIDbu|ancias COD los ".bOeS ;
EN- PRETORIA Y KROONSTADT
Minas de orc y briIlantcs

El peri6dico ingl6s "Daily News y
recibi6 ell % de Abril iiltimO ell 81,
guiente despacho fechado en- Lourenzo
Marques
Core Ell rumor aquf de haber sido
muerto ell general bOer De Wet Mas
cuerpo de ambulancia han abandonado
las camillas y demas titles de sanidad
para combatir en- favor de los beers.
Pretoria ha sido rOdeada de un cir,
culo de trincheras que mide mas de
8 millas. En- dicha capital han sido
emplazados caTiones de sistema fran
c6s y SO de Kroonstadt. En- Johan
nesburg han sidO desmanteladas las
fortalezas y cargadas con dinamita,
para hacerlas volar en- case necesario,
25 minas de ORC y brillantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
V $50

Los vapores.cOrreOs de la COMPAN1A
TRASATLANTIOA ESPANOLA, du-
rante la epoca cuarentenaria de Mayo &
Septiembre, seguiran como hasta ahOra sus
viajeS para Cadiz y Barcelona. 30-21
Despues de que Sc cierre la Exposition de
Paris, saldran para America, en- donde SO
proponen representa- las dos famosas pro-
ducciones de Rostand, "Cyrano de Berge-
rae" t'L Aiglon", los aplaudidoS actores
franceses Ooquelin y Sarah Bernhardt.
El % de Abril continuaba gravemente
enfermo en- Paris ell MinstrO de la Guerra
del Gabinete frances, Marques de GalliSet.
Sc eucuentrs en- esta capital ell DR.. Zeno
Gambia.
El Tribunal de Distrito de Ponce ha die
tado sentencia absolviendo q don Francisco
Gautier, acusado del supuesto delito de in.
jurias al ex alcalde de aquella pobaci6n don
Pedro Juan ROsaly.
Un muchachO de II amos de edad llamado
Alfred Biziaux reSidente en- Aubervllliers,
de Paris, tOin6 ell 19 de Abril
dltimo la terrible resolution de suicidarse
con motive de haber perdido una colOcaci6n
que desempensba. Para llevar a cabO su
Sc acost6 sobre la via f9rrea Gu
bri6ndose los ojos con la gOrra. El tren ex-
preso que sali6 pocos momentOs despu6s de
Paris Sc encargC de cumplir la tremenda re-
soluci6n del pobre niho.
Abordo de la goleta americana Abbie s.
Cole, surta en- Ell puerto de Mayagiiez, ha
sidO detenidO un s0ldado cue, seghn Sc dice,
trataba de ausentarse de la isla. Ell captain
del barco, detsnido tambi6n, fu6 puesto al
POGO ratio en- libertad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
ARREGL0 PACIFICO

La prensa de Londres cree que
Abdul Hamid doblegara esta vez
su altanero orgrlllo ante la energica
reclamation de los Estados Unidos
resolviendo ell asunto de una name
ra amistosa.
En- este mismo parecer abunda ell
Embajador de Inglaterra en- la ca.
pital del imperio otomano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02

ses que die algo & los lectores del Bo-
LETIN, cuandO Sc realiz6 la inteIigen-
ciG con Alemania; pero hay que con-
venir que los ingleses son previsores
con los d6biles.
Hoy en- Delagoa hay seis cruceros
ingleses, y es claro que por mas que O
gabinete portugues halle de correc
ci6n inglesa y de amistad, ell pueblo NO
10 We 10 mismo, v Sc teme que para
algo va allf esa escuadra. Sin embar
go ell gabinete luso tiene gran fe en- In
glaterra.
En- B6lgica Sc acentna cada dia mas
ell movimiento para recabar de la reina
Victoria una paz rapida. TEMPO per-
dido.
LUIS ROBINSON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
CONTINUA Ell DESACUERD0
DlSTINT0 PLAN De AVANCE

Telegramas de Berlin insisten en-
afrmar que cada vez es mayor el
desacuerdo existente entire ell gene
ralfsimo del eiercito inglGs Lord Ro-
berts y ell jefe de Estado Mayor del
mismo Lord Kitchener.
Las opiniones de estos dos caudi-
Hos, en- 10 que Sc refere,a al modo de
continuar ell movimiento de avance,
son del todo contrarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-02
PORQUE 10 DEFlEMDEN TANTO

En- el distrito de Thabanchu, di-
cen las mencionadas noticias, Sc
aprovisionan los beers de muchos
where's y de gran cantidad de fo-
rraje para sus bestias de tiro, por
cuyas razones insisten en- disputar
aquella productive region q los in
gleses.