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the protection OF government but for the
pfoht of the governing power This is
necessarily government for plumber.
The pretext that imperialism is JUS
tilted by the example of Jefferson Is a
manifestation of impenetrable Ignorance
or of cynical audacty.
Expansion, as Jefferson inaugurdted II
ana as democrats believe In 1t. Is the
expansion OF our constitution through the
expansion OF our territory. The exteu-
sion OF our government-lur constltutl3p-
al government-al over this continent
would be Of meSsmeless benefit 90 ali
race ""o'e human
imperialism Is not tho spread or on,
constitutional system, but the restriction
OF H. u Is the establishment ana od-
inIhlslfation in distant countries nv his
eJ,eF.Heht OF another government To-.
.aily instinct from our constitutional re-
' - Snu utterly repugnant to II.
niS lmperialistic policy be adopted
no.. s w'li not be the worst, but tine
pes mutt that is likely to bear' '''
to PI"Lu mat president ruling In
not by any rightfnl authority oror u .,'o
army, but by the grace NJ Tho 49,, o'e' tuo
we nave Roman imperialism in its ro-s,
soIm' ! must apologize 10 Roman I'M.
peraism' Under that system there was
az least sembance OF regard for c.
situti0nsl forms, esS'u 'or con-
1mperlaiism and republication are o--
sehtlaliy hostile. The same roverrr,o,,,
s gah not be autocratlo and repTesenta ',i,
=, Two such hostile principles can not dwsIi
"a ,ne same system. One must ,nev,tas,.
seek to destroy the other. 'De'''aO'y
~
The demand that our army ne ,ncr.
:, ' ,' men is the first palpsble fruit
Z" imperialism Why are 100. 600 men
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wanted7 Because, torsooth, we have "
come a world power. There is no arg
ment for raising an army Of 1OOOuO ~''
that will not apply with double force '
a military establishment of 5OO,OOV m'@
If we are to be a world power, Ams'@
wants to be the very first. TO iA''
100000 men we have to throw away ~
tradition. That being done, TO raise ON :
600 men it will be necessary mere8 7
modify our sense OF proportion
Imperialism must always rest ~
standing army. Its vital principle ~
essential element is the thirst OF me-
cenary soldiery for opportunities OF plu'
der and promotion.
Republican government must alwns
rest on the virtue, patriotism, self-sae.,
nee and self-control OF the citizen -
dier' We auti-imperalists have no w
Tor the security OF our country wnils !,
Is guarded by the valor OF the AmefI,..
democracy We don't sit up nights y
Tear that China, Japan, Germany, or w
other power might undertake to injuFe y !.
or 10 seize part of our territory y,
would be perfectly satisfied to trust "
security OF American soil to American p
norers organized as citizen soldlers, @
II they we're armed with no better woR
ons than paving stones,
\ y
The opponents of milltarism have o''Y.
peen called towards by it's suppof'',
Who are the towards? The men W
believe in the resistless strength q -
greatest citizenship that this woria
ever seen. and who are willing 70 w ~
the safety OF their lives and propeFV. =.
II. or those hysterioal, vociforous y,
triots who call frantically for other III,
10 take up arms and go into the Xxx 'si
quarters OF the globe seeking plilase -
spreading destructionf
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HOUSTON, TUESDAY, JULY ~, 1900
TWELVE PAGES.
BOUTWELL, AND HoAR.

Ex-Governor Boutwell, OF Massachusetts,,
himself one OF the most prominent OF the
old republican leaders, but now opposed
to the election OF Mr. Mckinley on ac-
count of the latter's imperlalistic policy,
very justly exposes the inconsistency and
want of moral courage in Senator Hoar
in denouncing the presidents policy and
yet servllely supporting him for re-elec-
ton.
One or two passages in Ex-Governor
Boutwells letter 20 Senator Hoar are
worth reproduction here,
Speaking OF Mckinley, the ex-governor
says: "He deserves defeat and Is destined
to receive it. The effort to place Roose-
welt on the ticket proceeds from the idea
that the ticket Is to be defeated and
Roosevelt's resistance to 1t is from the
same idea. He does not wish TO go down
with the administration"
This letter was written before the re-
publican convention. and throws no little
light on the motives and ntrlgues of
such bosses as Plat aud Quay. In the
meantime the difference in the honesty
of conviction and the consistency and
courage of Messrs Boutwell, and Hoar
shows forth strikingly. The former Is a
man who refuses to stultify himself by
protesting to see danger to the republic
in Imperialism and yet indorsng 1t by his
vote; Mr. Hoar on the other hand, writes
himself down as a Bringing party slave
who sees his duty but is too great NOR.
al coward to perform TIA whining critic
who at the crack OF the whip OF his maste
swallows his own words and tempori2e!
with his own conscience
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we 40 not see how an ncuc't snti-imneri
a.'at can vote fcr Mckinley, nor how no can
view ms Ge' non with ANYTHING hut alarm.
1t Is Rain tia, tire most lrr: Nav to de-
tent him nni 10 condemn his innerialistic
policy Is TO veto fer the Wl'v other can
didat' who car nossiblv becom, prrsltlent
a veto fur tlrrd candidate ir op;v half
way mtfsGic. compromise :: will he 20
the trtdit Of the anti-lmperjallsts of the re.
nnnl-'au rnrty II they decide TO hin hands
WIN their brethren Of the drrno rscc in
''o'chihs the snake Of foreign conquest
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Enriched by Tnxntion.

Sollmtus tohiol Press-Post.
Mr.. Mckinley still adhe.ts 20 his net idea
that the ocurlrv has bean mais rl,h by
taxation This is the one idel that he has
been eble TO stlcx 10 without changing bis
9pln'Nh over hlght. He has not yet how.
SNer roalsi out tina. partlfu.ar Clause IN
INV constitutions which authorizes no
Ns.,on,s' eYutr.ss &c tax Petar In order 10
help Paul IN Lis private busincas.
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Two Problems In Arithmetic.

spr'nsheld (Mass,l Republican.
II there is pressing need OF 10000 armed
foreign t:oops In the Philippines during what
We are assured is state OF peace, the
oIe'non arises how manv would be needed
" wal should ever break out there? Again
popuist.or OF one island were hostile 10
lor IGN rule while the war was In progress
wha' percentage is in arms. nyv that peace
nrN aiis9 The nrst class in arithmetic may
answer.
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N'HNiNIdNl ENVuHers
Every elector who is opposed 10 imperialism
who is opposed to milltarsm-who believes
that republican government is net failure
who feels that man is capable OF self-gov-
ernine2t, must awake 10 his duty before
he ami his children are made the subjects
ohodient' submissive subisr's.-of the plu-
tocrRcy There is no form OF Government
moro dctestaola than an oligqrehy Under
1t mtt "ro the most eonteMptlhle OF slaves.
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The democratic convention held at Victoria
Friday last for the Eighty third representa-
tive district instructed its nominee to vote
in the legislature for a just libel law. 1t Is
source for regret that more conventions In
tho State have not taken similar action. The
only way to get things nowadays Is to pledge
the majority Of legislators in advance. The
delegates Of the Eighty-thrd district con
vention arc to be commended for their lib
eral and intelligent action. Uuquestionably
majority of tho people OF Texas would in
dorse just libel law and the failure to
express themselves in advance has simply
been an oversight. II is weakness Of the
primary hs against tho convention plan that
specific instructions on important matters can
not be given.
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city BY carriers. per month. Si.oo; three months
$500; six months. 5000; one year. $i7.oo,
MI Theodore berng has charge OF the city
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Boring. Chas. Lott and Paul Hobby are the au-
thorised collectors Of all city bills (bou s.verts-
ing and subscription and no money should be
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-24

MANY Years the favorte game at 81. Peters
burg the order has caused general conster-
natCn in society.
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The Chinese embassies in European and
American capitals have been playing very
confusing game, to say the least OF IT, It
Is very naturally suspected that most Of the
cards came from their sleeves
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In sallantry, equipment and sef-control the
Japanese soldiers are setting the balance OF
the international troops an example. The
Japs are Just young enough in civilization
to believe N its theorles
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natural increase In tho price OF noces-
saries is due to a greater demand or a smaller
supply. The present increase in the cost OF
living is because the trusts want more
money
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mexico mas again announced, and for about
tho tenth time. the .pacineation OF the Yaquis.
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That word 'pacincation' was a great find for
hard-pressed govornments--it beats charity
Is covering a multitude Of SHORTCOMINGS.
In advising against entanglins alliances pos
sibly Washington didn't properly appreciate
how much money there was in them for the
favortes OF the government.
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senator Hanna expects TO spend the re-
mainder OF the summer in New Jersey New
Jersey seems so much like home to all these
old trust promoters, you know.
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There is world OF vanity in those people
for whom the United States are too small.
-
The new yellow fever serum is said to be
working wonders at Vera Cruz, Mexico. with
an advanced sanitation and specific like
that our gulf coast ought TO take on new
life and draw such immigration in the next
ten years as It has never enjoyed before
Thousands OF people in the North and West
who would like TO settle in the South hest
tate to do so because Of a fear OF yellow
fever.
The probable high price OF tea will ada
to the evidences OF our bounding prosner-
ity.
-
That was cheering democratic news that
The Post printed yesterday morning from
special correspondents on the field In both
New York aud Indiana These advces say
that the chances aud confidence OF success
In both those States are strongly with the
democrats. should Mr.. Bryan hold his 1896
vote victory IN New York aud Indiana would
elect him easily,
The efforts OF the republicans to find an
other paramount issue" indicates how the
other one hurts,
The militia is being ordered out In wy
oming to protect Chinese from white mobs
The main difference between our civilization
and that OF China seems TO be that ours
Is able the more promptly and effectively to
assert Itself through the bullet and bayonet
between now and the end of the year Hous-
ton ought not to allow a week to pass with
out securing some new industry.
me way to obtain the Absolutely necessary
drainage In Houston for both health and com
fort Is to ins!st upon the city government
providing It, without waiting for the aid or
consent OF the county authorities It's the
eliy's business, not Harris countys.
That conger message fell on the ears OF
world that wants an excuse for doing more
than relieving few hard pressed embas.
sizes.
Senator Hanna expects TO spend the re-
manner OF the summer In New Jersey. New
Jersey seems so much like home to all these
I
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That conger message fell on the ears OF
world that wants an excuse for doing more
than relieving a few hard pressed embas-
sizes.
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+. r I J4 lMSS v,c,. PPsssIossr.
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Government on the principle revealed
oy thiS measure "a government not for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-24

There is world OF vanity In those people
for whom tho United States are too small.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-24

| The probable high price OF tea will add
| to the evidences OF our bounding prosper
ftV
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me demand that our army be increase,
~ 'vU'OOO men is the first palpable fruit
I" imperialism Why are 100 ooo ma,
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The efforts of the republicans to find an
other paramount issue indicates how the
other one hurts
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Between now and the end of the year Hous-
Ton ought not to allow week to pass with
out securing some new Industry
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
Nueva York. Mayo
BANCO ESPANOL
DE PUERTO RICO
Harina de Trigo "Tum-

Decretado ell cange de la moneda,
este Banco ha acordadO reempIGz0T
sus billetes circulautes boy por none
da provincial, con otra serie de billeteS
por mOnedG americana y que Sc pom
dram oportuuamente en- circulation por
montante equivalente los billetes de
aquella que Sc vayan recOjiendo.
Los nuevos billetes seran de 5 5, $40,
S 20, S 80, 5 lO0ly 8 200 mOneCla amse-
ricGnG; formaran la Serie @. y lleva-
ran fecha 10 de Mayo 1900 y ell corderol
del escudo de Puerto Rico.
Los actuales billetes moneda provin-
cial al ser satisfechos por el Banco en-
moneda americana, la Seran en- cuGI-
qWier tempo, al tipo del cange, es de.
cir:
El de s 5 moneda provincial por : 8
mOneda americana.
Ell de $40 moneda provincial por 8 6
moneda americana.
El de $40 moneda provincial pOr $12
moneda americana. 1
Ell de 5 so moneda provincial por>
5 80 moneda americana.
El de 5 100 moneda provincial pOr
5 60 moneda americana.
El de 5 200 moneda provincial por
5 12O moneda americana.
Sc avisa ademaS los corrientista y
depositantes en- mOnedG provincial, que
ell Banco efectuara OpOrtunamente en-
la oficina que Sc designe, ell cange de
la misma, por la mOneds americana &
no ser que reciba Orden en- cOntrariO
de los interesados Puerto Rico, 27
de Abril de 1900-El Sub gobernador,
CARLOS Ma SOLER. 6-3
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Las Ordenes Generates n6merO S5, del
Quartet General, dicen 10 siguiente
CEN adelante cesara rcda imposicitn dc
derecho de consume sObre los siguientes ar
tfculos: Petr6leO; carbon vegetal lena
carne fresca de Vaca, ternera, cerdo y carne-
ro; ayes de corral y huevss; frutas naturales,
del pats impOrtadas; legumbres vegeta.
les, del pats impOrtados; harina de trigo
de maiz, pan que de las mismas Sc Ella
bore; arroz habichuelas de tOdas classes;
tocino, jam6n y tocineta; pescado fresco; ba-
calao y arenqueS, pastas para sopa; cecina;
azdcar, miel de pulga cafe. Prohfbese
tOdo derecho &c deScarga por parte de los
municipios, su entrada en- los puertos, So
bre dichos articulos, va vengan sueltos en-
bultos, asf como tOdo impuesto sobre los
mismos en- tr&nsito de un distrito municipal
para su venta consume en- otra munich
palidad. Esta Orden no impide Ell que sc
continde cobrandO derechos de consume so
bre bebidas alcoholics, cigarros y cigarri-
Hos -fabricados en- el pals, siempre que
dichos derechos est6n actualmente i'm
puestos en- debida forma Sc cobren con
arreglo la ley. Las Ordenes Generates
vigeHtes prohiben la imposition de derechos
de consume soDre determinados artfculos de
primers necesidad para los pobres, pero exis.
ten otros que adn Sc hallan sometidos i'm.
puestos. Ell objeto de la presente Orden es
abolir tOdo derechO sObre los artfculOs clta-
dos segdn queda indicado."
Sc encuentra enferlnO en- Isabella don 10.
Sc L, Rafols.
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UI6nOS Cal|Ggranay
NueVs Yak, 3 Dc Mayo
Ell CONSUL De NICARAGUA
PR0YECT0 De LEY

En- la session celebrada aver por
la Camara de Representatives. de
Washington fue aprobada la propo-
sici6n de ley conocida por ell nom
bre de "proyecto de Hepburn" in
formada por ell Colnite de Rios y
Puertos, referente a la construction
del Canal de Nicaragua por ell 60
bierno de los Estados Unidos.
Hoy mismo pas6 al Senado, para
su discussion y votaci6n, el mencio.
nado proyecto de ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03

ninsula, con ell objeto de pasar alli una tenn.
pOrada, nuestro estimado respectable ami
60 81 RdO. P. Manuel Caneja, & quien de.
seamos feliz travesfa toda suerte de salts.
facciOnes en- Espafia.
/ El senior don Manuel Esteban Garcia
queda encargadO, durante Ia ausencia del
mes que corrfan & cargo del mismo.
I'll general Davis, con motive de la ins.
talaci6n del Gobisrno Civil On esta isla. ha
concedido perd6n los Seiiores siguienteg.
procesadoS por delito electoral en- las cleo.
clones de Guayama: Tomas Vazquez, Pla.
cido Led6, Ramon B&iz, Teodoro Marsan.
Felipe Rodriguez, Santiago Morales, Cruz
Serrano, Miguel Suarez, Mateo Guzm6n.
Ramon Rodriguez, Jose Ortiz Silva. Ju'io
Vazquez, Jose M. Torres, Juan Val. Pilot.
M0nserrate Gomez, Justo Godineau, Fran.
cisco Rivera, Prudenc1o de JESUS, Aniceto
Flores, Manuel Cintr6n, Alfredo Cintr6n.
Crist6bal Diaz, Jose Federico Correa. Do.
mingo R0bles, Juan Ambrosio Suarez.
Francisco V&zquez, Brsulio Gual, Benito
V$zques, Marcelino Flores, Ramon Ortiz.
Felix Cruz, Luis COrtijo y Sandalio Gin.
tr6n.
Sc les ha tornado expedients por defrau.
daci6n al Estado, q los vecinosde Arecibo
don Ulises Perez y dOn Agastin Kissell.
El Coronel Glassford, Director del Cuer-
po de talegrafOs, ha girado una vista de
impecci6n a las estaciOnes de aquel ramo en-
ell dcpartamento oriental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
AVISO

Queda suprimido desde Mayo ell servicio
del vapor correo espa1ol, Lfnea Cuba M6xi.
co cargo de la Oompaffa Trasatlantica,
tanto en- La ida como 81 regreso en- 10 gu.
cesivo saldra de Geneva para Veracruz CON
escala en- Barcelona, Cadiz, New York y
Habana, retornando por Ia misma via.
ri correo espaTiol de la Lfnea Venezuela
Colombia, seguira en- sus viajes como hasta
ahora retornando para Oadiz Barcelona
apesar de la 6poca cuarentenaria segdn It'll
nerario en- la plana.
Hoy ha zarpado de este puerto con des.
tino { La Guaira y escalas, el vspor ameri-
cano "Maracaibo.1
Ha estado en- Ponce, de paso para Oura.
gao don Ramon H. Patron.
Hs marchsdo para los Estados Unidos,
en- usO de licencia, ell Teniente Geary.
En- ell Tribunal de Distrito Dc esta Ciu
dad no hay anunciados para Ell dia de ma
iiana, juicios OraleS, por estar dedicado di
cho dia para asuntos eiviles.
LOS NUEVOS ARANCELES [Tarifa
Dingleyl. Sc hallan de venta en- ell tsBole
tin Mercantip al precio de 5 1.5O ell elem.
plar. Fin Ponce seran vendidos por don e
Sanchez Galiano y en- Mayagiez por los
senores e. Franco y o. d
Ha sido nombrado Secretario particular
del GobernadOr Civil de esta isla, Mr.. Sa.
wage.
Ell GobernadOr Civil Mr.. Charles II
Allen y el militar Geo. W. Davis visitarOr
aver tarde ell arsenal, donde permanecieror
algunos minutes. Despu6s visitaron los
barcOs de guerra "DOlphin" y "MachiaS'
que les tributaron los honores de reglamen
to Saludandoles con II disparos cada uno.
Han embarcado para los Estados Undo!
el Comandante Whlpple y su sonora espo
"a. El de igual clase, Mr.. Rogers, desem
penara las funcioneS del primero.
81 joven don jose Perez Llera, de Ca
yey, Sc le dispar6 un revolver causaudolt
una herida en- ell costado izquierdO que pc
metro pssandO muy pr6xima al pulm6n y
que pudo, por clio, causarle la muerts.
El incidente pas6 en- la finca que en- el
referido pueblo posee don Matee RucahadC
padre polftico del sefior Perez Llera. E
doctor GiOl, que acudi6 Embellishments
sxtrajo & aqusl la bala.
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Y DINAMARCA
RUMORES INFUNDADoS

Telegramas de Berlin dicen que
carece de fundamento ell rumor cir
culado dltimamente respecto q exis-
tir negociaciones entire los gobier-
nos de Alemania y Dinamarca para
ell cambio de la provincial de Schles.
wig del Norte por las Antillas da-
nesas.
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LOS ES1ADOs UNID0S
Y LAS ANTILLAs DANESAs

Ultimos despachos de Washington
dicen que ell gobierno danes ha Nroto
sus negociaciones con los Estados Uni
dos en- ell asunto referente q las propo.
siciones hechas por esta aaci6n para Ia
compra de las Antillas danesas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
la TARIEA De CUBA
DESDE EL is De JUNO

En- la session celebrada aver por
Ell Congreso adoptose la resoluci6n
de reformar la tarifa VICENTE en-
Cuba.
La que Sc acuerde regira desde
ell aia Is del mes de JUNO pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
Ia BATALLA

Los filipinos atacaron con denuedo y
tes6n al ejercito federal sobre el que
Sc echaron- encima intentando apOde-
rarse de su impedimenta.
La artillerfa, que disparaba sin cesar
sObre los rebeldes, apenas los podfa
cOntener.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
MUY POcOS INGRESOS

La reforma convenida obedece q
que la tarifa que en- la actualidad
rige en- Cuba no proporciona rentas
sufcientes para cubrir las necesida-
des de Ia isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
NOTiClA COMFlRMADA
NUEVE AMERICANOs MUERToS

Despachosi de Manila dicen que
Sc ha confrmado en- aquella ciudad
ia noticia referente & haber sido
muertos por los flipinos nueve SOL
dados del ejercito federal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
ExpLENDIDA VICTORIA

Los reteridos telegramas anaden que
Sc ha librado una refiida y sangrienta
acci6n entire las tropas rebeldes y las
americanas obteniendo las segundas
una explendida victoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
TcMAR LAS poSICIONES

Los americanos despues de grandes
esfuerzos empleados en- dar tres cargas
consecutivas sus enemigos, pusieron )
los en- fuga ocupandO todas sus posi-
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
VERDADERA MArAAzA

Doscientos fiIipinos quedaron muer-,
tos en- Ell campo de batalla creyendose
que ell ejercito rebelde llev6 consigo
muchos mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-03
AvISO
A LOS RECEPTORES Y CARGADORES

La "Compagnie Generate TraS-
atlantique" tiene el honor de partici-
par q los seflores receptores y car
gadores que desde el primero de
Enero, los vapores de la Inca Ha-
vre-Porto Rico-E1afti haran La es-
Gala de Santander, tanto & la ida
como al regreso, seg6n el itinerario
siguiente