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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
SENTIMENT FOR HARRISON.
Texas Delegates Discuss National
Committee Embarrassing.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex. July f.-Meuibers of the
Texas delegation to Kansas City are ar
riviGy here tonight. They depart over the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway at IO:ap
tomorrow morning. Judge Dinsmore pl
Sulphur Springs. John NJ. Duncan of Tyler
and Il. NJ. johnson Of Houston were among
the prominent arrivals tonight.
There seems 10 be a growing preferencs'
among the delegates for Carter Harrison OF
Chicago as the proper man 10 nominate for
Vice President y meeting of the delegates
will be held on the train Tomorrow after
noon In the Indian Territory and the sftua-
ton eanyasS~ds Nothing defniye, nu~vvrr.
vii! be determined until the delegation
reaches Kansas CITY Congressman r H.
BAH Is chairman OF the delegation There
Is much talk among Texas Democrats over
the National Committee craftsmanship
IL Mayor Rose Of Milwaukee should be put
Forward in any pronounced manner IL IS
likely the Texans would favor him. Many
believe that with him at the head of the
National Committee he would carry Wis
consin for the Democratic ticket.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
Marine Intelligence.
TO BOOM GOVERNOR SMITH.
Maryland Delegations Choice for
Vice President.

The Maryland delegates to the National
Democratic Convention passed through St.
Louis last nights en- route to Kansas City
Their stay in the city was brief. The dele
gates came into the station in two private
cars on the Baltimore and Ohio Road at s:55
O'Clock. and were pulled out by the Wa
bash train at $50.
The delegation intends to boom Governor
Smith for the vice presidency. Several
members said last night that they would
fight tooth and claw to get the nomination
for their candidate. For the rest. they
said they will do everything possible to
eliminate the Is % plank from the plat
form and substitute il by the more con-
serVative monetary policy. The opinion
of the delegation is that Governor Smith
will be nominated for Vice President.
With the delegation are Max Ways of
Baltimore, State Treasurer Murray Wand
wer Congressman John w. Miles L. Victcr
faughman, representing Senator CSorma n ;
NJ A. Thorss. S. II. Buck and J. W.
Smith. Governor Smith redeemed the State
of Maryland for the Democratic party. II
was carried by Mckinley with q majority
Of 39,00e Governor Smith was elected by
llC-G majority.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Fire destroyed the business portion OF
Oneida. Ill
Airs. Hitchcock remains in Washington
until the Secretary can get away
CAPTAIN William Meredith of Indiana vii!
pral,ably be the new Chief Of Bureau OF
E.s:graving and Printing.
American mothers will meet in ChlcaSo
August l. TO discuss embarrassing.
\ Missouri youth wrote his name and al
dress Irpon an egg and several weeks later
heard from a young lady In Pittshurs. Cor
respondence followed Photographs were
exchanged and they are to be married scor-
A Philippine soldier writes that the ma
tives are on the verge of an uprising.
The Free Silver Republicans of Kansas
will hold their State Convention at Topeka:
to-day.
No uprising Of Indians along the Rainy
River is expected by army officers.
-Four persons were drowned In Boston
harbor by the overturD.ng of catboat.
Fifteen thousand more pensions were is
sued this year than last.
Three tons of gold from Alaska arrived at
Seattle yesterday.
General Chaffes has departed for China
with two squsdrons of the Sixth Cavalry.
1t Is feared that some of the Christian
Endeavor workers were lost in the big
New York fire. The death list is incom-
litte. ana Is esilInateo at pet"eeH ~ anu
40 persons
The market Is nervous In Wall street on
account Of the campaign and apprehension
over wheat.
Captain William VI. Meridith will be chief
Of the Bureau of Engraving
David B. Hill held conference with
William ]. Bryan at the Nebraskan's home.
The meeting lasted for several hours. II Is
said that Hill approved BryaHs views on
the platform. and the deduction is drawn
that the New Yorker will be acceptable to
the Nebrasi5an as his running-mate.
An overwhelming ma jority seems to favor
general affirmation Of the silver plank,
rather than a reiteration of that feature.
The Fasteners are willing to acquesce In
whatever the convention determines. and a
united Democracy will present solid
front to the Republican machine in the
coming caE.pdigD
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
ARIZONA.
Iowne Is First Choice, With SuIzer
of New York Next.

Kansas City. No, July members OF the
Arizona delegation who arrived to-day were
prohouncodly in favor OF the nomination
for Vic" President of Charles T Towne.
SHOULD his nomination not be- possible. then
toHsreSsman Sulzer OF New York is IA
IorFu- As to the platform an explicit dec
iarati"n IN favor Of free silver, Is favored.
although simple reafiirmation OF the Chi
.azo niaetorm would be satisfactory to the
Arizona men.
The delegates are strongly against the
nomination Of Hill.
Ills action IN the convention of four
years ago put him In disfavor throughout
the whole West. said Judge J. J. Murphy.
We favor the nomination of Mr. Towne
IL he cannot be nominated then we believe
the nomination should go TO New York,
Congressman Sulzer is murh liked
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
MINNESOTA.
Towne Warmly Favored by Dele
CATION From His Home State.

Kansas City. Mo, July i-Among the late
arrivals to-day were l.. Rosing and r u.
q Brien. both delegaJes-at-Iarge of Mime
sofa. Mr.. Eosing IS the private secretary Of
Governor Lind and chairman OF the State
central Committee, and Mr. O'Bricn Il the
minnesota member of the National Com
mite" 1ney are the advance guard Of the
Minnesota delcgation. which Is not eX-
feGt'd {" arrive before Tuesday nigh. The
Geiesatlon meeting Will be held on wednes-
day morning.
The Minnesota delegation was instructed
I0r Town for Vice President. and both Mr..
tossing ana MI. % Brien are enthusiastic in
their advocacy of his nomination. Mr.. Ros-
ing VIII place Mr.. Towne in nomination.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
|I:}IIl1!j!I mi ONE Mile
Route HIGHER

Denver, Colorado is about mile higher than ST.
Louis. Does this not suggest a relief from the
heated term i'm the Middle States?
Low-rate popular excursions frequent dates DUR
ing July and August with limits of October 3lst.
The Burlington is the recognized line for through
trains to Denver; two daily-at 2:O5 D. the lone
night on the road train the other at S:45 p.
irving Denver second morning.
Al
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
PENNSYLVANIA.
Unless Situation Changes. the 81
Votes VIII Go TO Hill.

Kansas City. Mo. July 1.-The Pennsyi-
vanii delegation. 100 strong. under the
leadership Of Colonel James NJ. GuFey.
reached here to-day. One of the delegates
at-arse Is Ex-Governor Robert Z. Pattison,
who haa been spoken of as q possible vice
presidential candidate The DELEGATION.
however. favors David B. HIN. and. unless
the situation changes greatly, the sixty
four votes Of Pennsylvania viii go 10 the
New Yorker. AS outlined by Colonel Guffey.
the delegation also favors bimetallism
plank In the platform. without reference 10
Il specific rate. The utmost harmony pre-
walls throughout the entire delegation.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
SIOUX CITY TERMINAL.
Officers Chosen for Company That
Failed I'm 1893.

Philadelphia, June 30.--A reorganization
of the Union Terminal Railway of Sioux
City was effected to-day in this city and
the following officers elected: President.
sydney L. Wright: vice president. John
Cadwallader: treasurer Adam A. Stull;
secretary, Walter T. Bilyeu. general coun-
sci, Charles Henry Jones; general man.
ager W. L. Stevenson. The company
failed during the panic Of 1sSs, -.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
FOREIGN.

Germany Will ask the United States e
mako the same concessions regarding its
products are given France
The Philippine Commission ia studying
the approaching necessity of placing civil
service men in positions held by army Of
ficers. and recommends that examinations
he held there for the purpose.
Advices from China are to the effect that
the German Minister was murdered on June
Is. He WAS on the way TO the Chinese For
eign Building at the time and died in that
structure.
A Chinese official at Pekin has got news
through to the Consuls at Shanghai that
the situation is beyond the control of the
Dowager Empress, and that the Ministers
of the Powers were besieged and not ex-
pected to hold out long
All the legation at Pekin. except those Of
Germany, France and Great Britain, have
been destroyed
Prince Tuan Is said to have gained full
control T,ian is a leader of the anti-foreign
element.
FdictS have gone out from Pekin to de-
strcy all Foreigners, but they have not been
obeyed
The allied forces at Tsku are trying to get
relief through to Pekin.
Aivices from Manila state that Aguinaldo
was alive on May 4. He has issued a procla-
NATION urging his people not to accept IA
yors Of the Taft Commission.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
THREE TONS OF GOLD.
Precious Cargo Landed in Seattle
Alaskan Product.

Seattle, Wash, July l.-Three tons Of gold
arrived in Seattle to-day from Alaska
being brought by the steamer City Of
Seattle and City of Topeka OF this gold
which is valued at over "a million dollars
$500 % was consigned TO the United States
Assay Office here by the Canadian Bank Of
Commerce Ia Dawson, and s50o.90 rep
lesents the clean up On the properties
owned by Millionaire T. S. Lippy and his
associated
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
SUBURBAN CARS COILIDED.
Passengers Were Excited, but No
One Was Injured.

There was collision about sI5 o'clock
last night between two west-bound Subur-
ban cars near Arcade avenue that shook up
the passengers. hut resulted in no serious
injury to any of them. A few of the pas
Sengers were slightly bruised.
The trolley Of one of the cars slipped from
the wire. leaving the ear In darkness While
the conductor was busy with th. trolley
another car ran into the rear end of the
dark car. Both cars were filled with pas
sengers and the collision occasioned some
little excitement.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kansas City, Mo, July 1.-CongressmaH
Cummings tonight sends 20 the New fork
Herald the following review of Sunday
among the delegates I'm Kansas City:
1t was a picturesque day. politically and
otherwise. Eventualities and surprises
marked every hour. Rain fell during the
night and the atmosphere this morning
was surcharged with humidity. There was
10 sum- but the day was sweltertnS ana the
heat at times almost unbearable. RichaTi
Croker arrived at his headquarters in the
Midland at a. m, square-jaweu anu eA-
tremely thoughtful. Not long afterwarc
David B. Hill stepped from another train
and climbed the hill to the Coates House
Both had delightful trip. the weather be-
ing unexceptionaliy cool and agreeable MT.
Croker was accompanied by Edward Muir
phy. Mayor Malloy OF Troy. Commissioner
Lewis Nixon, Andrew Freedman, James w.
BOYLE, ex-Congressman Thomas J. Dreamer
and other friends Senator Murphy went l"
the Baltimore. Mr.. Croker received Jew
callers and then took a nap. He was awak-
ened by William Suizer and Colonel Fred
erick Fe,gel, who called to pay their re-
spects and enlishten Mr.. Croker as to the
]. Bryan at Lincoln on Saturday. Ns long
afterward Senator Murphy appeared. In
five minutes the whole party was on it, way
to the rooms of the National Committee to
pax its respects to Senator James X. Jones
haALkansas
Spirit of Compromise.
Rehabilitation in the New York delegation
atsf elsewhere Is said to have been thor
oughlv canvassed 1t was evident that mat
tiers were about TO crystalline. A compromis-
ing spirit wae developed The influence OF
Senator Murphy was apparent. 1t was evil
dent that sincere efforts were being made
to secure harmony In the New York delesa-
ton and satisfactory results I'm the con-
yen.1on. Indeed. II was asserted that Mr..
croker went so far as TO say that II Hill
deyeloped a reasonable degree Of strength
es a candidate for the vice presidency. the
Tammany chieftain would not place n stone
In his way providing he was acceptable TO
Mr.. BRYAN and his friends. More than this.
however II WAS averred that Mr. Croker
was disposed to challenge Mr.. IIill's aspira-
,ions TO represent the New York delega-
,ior I'm the Committee on Resolutions This
latter concession IL was said. was confirm
atory os an agreement made ty Senator
Murphy and others at the New York state
Convention Everything indicated that MI
Croker was willing TO sink whatever per
sonal resentment he had against Mr.. Hill
In an effort to restore peace and harmony
I'm III. New York delegation and cement Its
peacefuI relations. This extended TO every
matter that was liable to create irritation
and Disbursements among all State deiega-
tions 10 the National Convention. Tammany
was undoubtedly actuated BY desire to
have the Democratic party enter the Ma
tionaI Convention shoulder to shoulder I'M
der the leadership of William J. Bryan.
sinking all chickering's and recrimnation for
-. no Mat
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.


Retail srocers' clerks have formed a
union 10 push the early-c!osing movement.
Della Fox will soon visit her father In
this city.
Henry Winters. known as dutch char.
ley So years old. is soon TO be discharged
from Clayton Jail.
The Reverend Doctor ]. ". Ashwood Gel
ebrate the tenth anniversary OF MS pas
tora;e of Grand Avenue United Presoyte-
rian Church.
The body of Lewis NJ. Rumsey WAS
buried in BeIlpfoutaine Cemetery
\ house on ST Charles street was emp
-iad IF its tenants and deDloiished ey
wreckers in less than day
The Ra,>w.d Doctor Baxter Waters has
resigned ID the pastorate OF central
Christian STurch.
Tha Reverend John W. Day preached on
.'n..ns6ies for Recent Disorders.
The Reverend Doctor ID. r. DUNCAN
preached or Getting the Best Out or
Life"
The Reverend John F. Cannon preached
Of, babel rguilders. Ancient and Modern.
Thn Reverend Doctor J. W. McKittrick
preached on 'fibIical Pictures
Jace,ues Rt1rren. a poultry raiser at "a
roi-ia j. wrathful over the feeding OF MS
chickens with grain 10 which piacaFGs were
attached with strings.
Mrs. James Houston Kenrey. mother OF
MIS-. William c. Boyd of this city. died at
Georgetown. Ky.
Ohio and Maryland delegations 10 the Ma
tj.nai Democratic Convention at Kansas
CITY passed through ST. Louis
Gaius Paddock Of the PaGdock-Ha~iey
Iron Company will have an o!d-tlme ceie-
bration of July 1 In honor OF his great
grandfather.
The Southwestern Mercantile Association
gave a large picnic at Lemp's Park
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor. gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs. when i'm
need of q laxative, and If the father or
mother he costive or bilious, the most graft
flying results follow its use: so that il is
the best family remedy known. and every
family should have n bottle. Manufacturer.
by the California Fig Syrup Co
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
Ensign MnEill Dead.

Newport r. l., July l.-Ensien Samuel
Nagili OF the training station died suddenly
OF typhoid fever at the Naval Hospital on
Coasters Harbor Island last night. He
was born ~ Ireland and appointed from
.AeSths Dakota catering the Aezy5oe jn 1sSae
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-, y" lue tchei than any man ". can
1t' up' anu believe he will be nominated.
49, i.yi- y /. very strong sentiment in his
.a,'r ahcnS the members Of the Wtsco,ain
l' ,ies-.iioii with whom I have talked and I
usiit,Nt tnere VIII be regular boom do
called to Order ' eH''oh ~
AIl"hs the Wisconsin delegates the
NOMINATION or Charles A. Towne was NOT
We want Democrat nat a po,,,,,, ..
s'EG Nati"naI Committeeman Clancy.
"A SiecIrc FREE silver plank In me MIA. =
IN d-c NOT ma supporters In the deIa
E1Uon- Most OF those who cared IN saw
any thlng at all favoring the simpIe re-,
AIM NATION of the Chicago platform
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02

How about III
Wen. llT. Hin
VIII iiud j.. moor,
Committeeman
pronounced I'm bfs
tinn IF Hin
We want a I
\ ork against Coy
'fiiil can 10 n
t-a.g..- .. -
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WISCONSIN,.
National Committeeman Clanc,
Enthusiastically for Hill.

hahsas city, Mo, July The advance
enarh Of the Wisconsin delegation. headed
ny mayer David s Rose. Of Milwaukee am;
!. VI. Clancy Of Madison. who holds Ma
rived to-day. Mayor Rose was vN2.or,-
. ,I1td. on me question Of the vice presi-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
18th of July
EXCURSIONS
Via l.. and ~. r. r.

To points north Of Ohio River. one fare
for round trip. July and 4, good returning
until July .. South OF Obi" River. one and
ore-tn.rd fare. good returning until July ..
Tickets al city office. No. 20S North Broad
way or Union Station.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
Fourth of July Rates

Via the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron
Mountain Route. Tickets on sale July 3
ana :, good TO rstIIu including the sth.~.-
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WARM WEATHER

Weakness Is Quickly Overcome.
The cooling. toning and bIood-enriching
qualities Of Hoods Sarsaparilla are WON
derful. II strengthens the stomach and
digestive organs ard creates an appetite.
II has an unequaled record of cures Of
scrofula, salt rheum. boils. pimpIes and
other diseases caused by impure blood.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is Americas Greatest Medicine Price 81.
Prepared by C. /. Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
SPORT.

SPORT.
Young pitched good ball against New
York yesterday and ST. Louis won-6 to l.
Marine Intelligence.
Queenstown, July L-Arr1ved: Steamer
Gervta New York for Liverpool. Sailed
Steamer Campania. from Liverpool. New
York.
Southampton, July 1.-Sailed: Steamer
Koenigen Luise. from Bremen. New York.
New York. July Arrived: Spotsdam.
Rotterdam and Boulosne; Bolivia. Naples
and Gibraltar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-19
AnunCiO de eleCCi0n

Sc hace saber por ell presente anun
clio que Ell Martes. 6 de Noviembre de
1900, tendra lugar en- la Isla de Puerto
Rico, una election general para elegir
los siguientes funcionarios:
Un Comisionado q los Estados Uni
dos, recidente en- ellos
Treinta y cinco miembros de la Ca,
mara de Delegates; cinco de los cua-
les seran elegidos para representa- a
los votantes de cada Distrito legisla
two.
Los coIegios electorales estaran
abiertos desde las ocho dc la manana
hasta las cuatro de la tarde.
Todo var6n ciudadano de Puerto
Rico, de edad de veinte y un aflos 6
mas, ell cual haya residido en- esta Isla
durante un aflo Embellishments ante
rior la fecha de la election, y durante
los 1ltimos seis meses de dicho ano
dentro del distrito municipal en- ell que
Sc verifca la election, y ell cual, ade,
mas, tenga una cualquiera de las 81
guientes condolences:
al SOO oOP" AOOI %OoOIAOlA
[b] Que, en- ell dia primero de Sep.
t;embre de 1900, poseyese propiedad
inmueble por su derecho propio y en-
su propio nombre, 6 que, en- dicha
fecha, fuese miembro de una raz6n
social 6 de una corporation de una
sociedad, la cual en- dicha fecha pose
yese propiedad inmueble en- nombre de
tai sociedad; 6
[c1 Que, en- ell dia primero de Sep
tiembre de 1900, poseyese propiedad
personal por su derecho prop;o y en- su
propio nombre, de valor no inferior 4
veinte cinco dollars, tendra derecho &
votar en- ell distrito municipal en- donde
resida, siempre que su nombre conste
en- la lista de registro dispuesta por
orden de este Oonse;o,
Por orden del Oonsejo Executive:
Arthur e. Linh0rt,
Inspector de elecciones de Pto. Rico.
San Juan, Septiembre 20, 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-19

lesiones Francisco Gonzalez, la pena de
2 meses dia de arresto mayor, por seI
autor responsible de dicho delito.
Ell Gobernador Militar de Cuba, Mr..
Leonard Wood, ha irmado un decreto auto
rizando al Secretario de Agriculture, Indus,
tria Oomercio, para invertir Glen mil
pesos en- la compra de ganado para los cam
pesinos de las provincias de Santa CLARA y
Puerto Principe.
Este ganado Sc les dara a los campesinos
al coSto de precic los que no puedan com
prarIO asi, formularan Sus condolences para
adquririo, reservandose la Secretarfa de
Agriculture, InduStria y Comercio la facul
tad de aceptar no las proposiclones.
Sc ha enviaao al TeSorero de Puerto
Rico un pedido de sellos para ell Tribunal
de DiStrito de Humacao por valor de trein
ta dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-19
LA APERTURE De LAS C0RTFS

Con motive de haber sido sela-
lado para el dfa II del pr6x.mo
Noviembre la Inauguration de
Congreso Hispano americana, S.
ha convenido va que la aperture
de las Cortes Sc celebre ell dfa 20
del citado mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-19
ENTRADAs DE OABOTAJD

DE Vieques bal "Paquito" con la
carga siguiente: Balasquide y co 7
bocoy es ron a la 6rden 10 cueros res
DE Humacao y ruta vap amer Vas
co con la calga siguiente Muntane
y co l haul equipage Fernandez Gau
ran y co d papel seda 2 d datiles
M Lomba y co l glf6n ron Bolivar
Arruza y co 40 d. f6sforos l d sellos
Ou6tara Ros y co 3 d y 3 atds tabaco
A Vicente y co Is d quesos Planas
Roioy co 453 bacalao Araujo y Bau
saGa 20 SIS maiz A la orden 3l3 ba
cllao.
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POR 5 S

En- ell establecimiento del Boletin or
5 pesos Sc construyen los sigulentes sellos
de gonna superiores: L sello comeYcS0t de
Cualquier forma; i'd pdgwese d la orden,
etc; 1 id dMplicado id pagado; 1 i'd re-
cibimos 1 i'd GceptGmos; cualquier otro
en- ese estilo, con su almohadilla negotiable.
Todo por So moneda corriente.
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The Chinese Conflict.
Petition to the Powers

Prince Li-Hung-Chang and Gen
Ching, Especial Commissioners Of
the Chinese government for making
arrangements for peace have ad
dressed a petition to the Powers for
the negotiations to begin on the
21st inst. without further postpone
mont.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-19

Ell Juzgado municipal de San Francisco
cita, en- cumplimiento de superior carta or
den, al acusado Juan Romero Santiago lal
Eduvigis, a fin de que comparezca ante el
Tribunal de Distrito de essa capital al jul.
clio oral de la causa que Sc le sigue por el
supuesto delito de lesiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-19
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DE TRAVEsIA

De New York, vap amer San
Juan", q The New York s. Porto Rico
8. s. Co., con carga que resenaremos
en- ell n1mero de manana.
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0TR0 N0MBRAMIENTO

Los despachos referidos anaden
que SO ha firmado va 81 decreto
nombrado Ministro de la Guerra al
general don Arsenic Linares Pom.
bo.
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Ell C0NFLICT0 CHINO
SUPLICA A LOS P0DERES

Ri principe Li-Hung- Chang y Ell
general Ching, Comisionados espe-
ciales del gobierno chino para el
concerto de la paz, han dirigido
una petici6n a los Poderes supli-
candoles que Sc de principle ell
dia Fl, sin aplazamiento, a las nego.
ciaciones para la estipulacl6n dc
aquella.
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Entire dos amOres.

Novela original del exinaio litera-
to don Teodoro Guerrero, elegante-
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40 centavos.