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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20
JOHN D. FLOWER DEAD.
Brother Of the Late ex-Goyermor
Dies in Maiue.

DICS III -uUIHS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2e-John D. Flower.
the senior member Of the firm Of Flower
& Co.. bankers and brokers. 10 Broadway
and brother of the late Roswell P. Flow
er. died last night at Prout's Neck, Me.
He was visiting his laughter. Mrs. Ira A.
Kip. and had been there about three weeks.
On Saturday night he suffered stroke OF
paralysis and was unconscious to the time
of his death.
Mr.. Flower had been engaged in bust
ness in Wall Street for twenty years.
Racing at Upper Marlboro Tomorrow
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20
e the Horses Run at Ma.sbor.

-Four days of fine racing begins tomorrow
No Complaint at our Lumber Prices
now. Coed flooring S1.65 E, Libbey 4 Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20

House building Easy if you call
en- Frank I.ibbey i %. n, oarc-:as flooring 81. IS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20
KING VICToR's POLICY.

ciaI Laws Against Anarchists.
ROME, Aug. 20.-At = cabinet meeting
today. King Victor inJimated to the Min
listers that he did not desire that any
special laws against the Anarchists should
be enacted.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20

= Briny Bath at CIsesa peaISe Beach.
Trains to salt water at 10. IL ., 8. ) o'clock
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20

lumber buyers get Reduced Prices
first at 9Th y Z Az some common boards
4
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20

VIC nevef WeTe as kgb as others Frank Llt
hey & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20
Racing at Upper Marlboro Tomorrow

First in the field with Low LgsmE,c:
prices White pine latlis $50 al 9Th & y. \, Az
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20
Nerfolh & v-nshinetoI. stean,I,oat { o.

Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Go.
Delightful trips daily at G.2G p. m. to Old Point
Comfort Notfo!k Nes pert News, Virginia Beach,
srd Ocean yie@. For seheGu.e, see page 3.
so 10 Chesapeake Reach To-day.
lsl1111Ia,.r E.ls.ccs ISoyy settled down at
,se i.i,Izl7 o.tsr.' ala & \. l.Av. Common
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20

Racins at Upper Marlboro Tomorrow
Round nip, 10 cents, via Chesapeake Beach Ry
FIynn's business College. Sth and *.
Business, Shorthand. Typewriting- a year.
Lumber Prices all right now 1T
the Frieldly Corner. T. Libbey L Co, ola {
y. y. Az
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-20
IHE DETAILS FROM PBKINI
Admiral Remey Reports on the Cen
dition Of Americans.

gives the Names of the Wounded
and Says That All Are Recovering
Information Furnished by Lieuten-
aHt I..tin.er. with General ChafFee.
The Situation StiIi Very serious.
Allies Clearing the Tartar section.
Attacking the Imperial Capital,
and BGmbarding the Forbidden
City-CampIicating Reports as TO
the Whereabouts of the Empress
The colored American., 1900-03-03

for an additional weeks work in New
ark. The women of Staten Island felt
1t almost cruel that their requests for a
meeting could not be complied with,
and Mrs. Pope of Baltimore. finding il
impossible to secure Mrs. Lawson dur
ing the two weeks Of her trip (Which is
understood TO be the limit OF any trip
she will take away from heme-reserv-
ing to home a month, at least, after
each trip) is planning meetings in that
city during March.
Mrs. Lawson spoke at the Zion Bsp-
list Church, Rev. Howard, pastor, on
Sunday of this week, and led the En-
deavor meeting at the 10Th Street Bap
list Ohnrch on Tuesday evening, Rsv.
Brooks having been called away from
the city.
The colored American., 1900-03-03
MRS ROS 1TTA E. LAWSON.

The Energetic National Ors an
,z.r of the w. Z. 7. U. Returns
from a Highly Successful Trip
Through Three Srates-Social
Arentions Bestowed.
,rrs osetta E Lawson, National
oroanizer, w. G. I. U, has just re
,,,road home from an Eastern cam
..,;~oj in the interest of the extension oI
tEo nlsns aud principles OF the organ
;-.B,n to which she has given most OF
.na work of her life. Large meetings
~l-a held in New York City, jersey
Ci+, Newark aud Philadelphia, through
l,tl.h there were about one hundred
.;1rer. to the pledge, one Union hav
,ag been organized in DR.. Franklln's
aaorob 10 h and Bleeker Sts., New
v,rp one in RsY. Charles Dickerson's
arn,cb in Ne Rark, one at a Quaker
The colored American., 1900-03-03
The Stafford.
BALTIMORE, MD.

European plan: Rooms one dollar and
a half and upwards; Absolutely fire.
proof, Equipped with all modern Inn
provements, Situated on Washington
Place, at the foot of Washington Mon
ument. in the most fashionable part of
the city, convenient to depots, theatres
and business centsrs. Cuisene unex
celled:
The colored American., 1900-03-03

Bethel Literary and Historical AS
ISOLATION is enjoying a season of un
exsmpled prosperity. 1t is doubtful If
any corresponding period since its for
nation can this society point to series
Of literary offerings, so rich in thought,
so entertaining in character, or SO varied
in the method Of presenting valuable
instruction as has been given by Presi-
dent W. III. Richards in the past sea-
son and half. He has put into this
work all the vast resources Of q we'll
stored mind and cultivated taste, and
the results he is achieving must be
gratifying to hlm. They are certainly
highly appreciated by the public. His
labor Is labor of love merely, but he
performs it with as much energy, pa.
tience and fidelity a. If he were In re-
celpt Of 81 500 year as compensation.
He is level headed and wonderfully
even tempered never Disconnected by
mishaps or disappointment, never un'
duly elated by signal triumphs. Men
like Prof. Richards are rare, and any
community fortunate enough to po-
sess one Of mis- superior qualities should
prize him beyond rubies, It is hoped
that the electors of Bethel Will be able
to induce him to serve another term.
Following is the highly interesting
program announced by Bethel for the
next few weeks:
February 20.-''The Education oi
Girls in the Light Of Modern Psychic
lOgy and Pedagogy" Prof. Lewis B.
Moore, Dean, Departmental Pedagog
les, Howard University.
February 27. 7.-"Founders' Day. "
1. Bethel Literary and Historical AS
soclatlon-Miss Maria L. Jordan. q
Bishop Daniel A. Payne-Mr. William
A Joiner. 3. The Methodists-Dr. J.
Albert Joh nson.
March 6. Address, Mr.. Lewis 81
Douglass.
March 13-"Domestic Service" (a|
AS an Economic Factor-MIss Fila J.
Smith, A. M. (b) IFS Difficulties Miss
Matte r. Bowen. (c) Its Opportuni
ties-Mrs Belle NJ. Howard.
The colored American., 1900-03-03

EIissfsn in West 8gth st New York.
and the promise Of a most enthusiastic
orgapizatior N the Cherry st. Baptist
Cbrrcb. Rev William A. Credit, pas
tor. Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lawson was the recipient OF
uDbounded courtesies from hosts OF
friends; was entertained during the
major part of her visit by Mrs. Flor
epce Randolph Of Jersey City, who is
an all round hostess in every respect,
and spared no pains TO make her visl-
tors happiness complete. A magniti-
cant rgception at Bishop Alexander
Walters beautiful, spacious residence
comDIeted the first weeks work. Every
available space was called into service.
Persons attended 1t from jam aica, L.. l.
and Brooklyn, besides large numbers
from the cities above enumerated.
While in New York she was the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. B. White
head and of Mrs. Harry L. Kemp
while IN Brooklyn. Mrs. j. G. Price,
Mrs Walter Williams, Rev. and Mrs.
JC Temple, Mrs. J. 81. Fletcher, DR..
George Cannon and sisters, Mrs. Esth
er Robinson OOakley, Rev. William
Edwards, Miss NJ. Bertha Joyce and
Miss Naritcha r. Lyons seemed de-
Hghtgd to add TO The pleasure OF her
trip. and it was left to Rev. Credit, on
her way through Philadelphia, to add
tbeeapstone, which ne did with 'credit"
to himself and the loyal. loving congfe'
CATION which he pastors. Besides dep
uIIzlng q committee of two to meet
Mis-. Lawson at the station, sumptu
Gus dinner was plan ned and served Dy
Mrs. Georgia e. Hall at which were
several members of the church society
Of which Mrs. Lawson was guest, De-
sides Mrs. William Still and Rev.
Credit. The meeting at the chufcD
amounted 10 an ovation. Mrs. +, d. w.
Harper was present and participated
Re resbments were served after the
meeting, and Mrs. Lawson left the
church bearing the most beautiful norai
gift, in evidence of their appreciation
There were urgent requests TO remain
The colored American., 1900-03-03
BETHEL LITERRY'S SCHEDULE.

Some Rich Intellectual Treats in Store for
the atronS Of Washington's Historic
Society,
The colored American., 1900-03-03
MEUICATED hair
GROWER FOR FAMILY
USE,

Our Improved Medicated
Hair Grower or Scalp
Cleaner is an uneXcelled sr
Jicle for prOmot1 g the
growth of the hair, even
on the temple where the
hair is ottime very scant.
1, ; lso removes the dan
druff and tm purit1es from
the scalp. Price S1.00 per
bottle. Use Nine. Turner'S
Mystic Scalp Soap 25 cents.
The colored American., 1900-03-03

l will give sufficient Chev-
cline for the str ghtening
two heads OF hair tor S5.f0.
instead of one as formerly
until further notice is
given.
We use no hot irons or
paSting down with gr~ase
in this treatment, and the
b ir is not changed fro Ia
dampness, but on the con-
tr ry is made more heauti.
ful by washing, and the
STRENGTHENING appears as
natural as If born with it.
Send a piece of your hair
and I0c and 1 will return
i: as a sample of my work.
THE MYSTIC POMADE
which will make the hair
soft straight aud glossv
and as beautifu1 as Chew
eli e. but not so lasting at
soc per bottle. Use Nine.
Turner'S Scalp Soap 25c
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13
Puts soulevant la petite file

Puts soulevant la petite file
dams bras:
-Est-ce vrai! lui dit-il. combien
y a-t-il done de temps que vous
n'avez mang6?....
-Je mai rien pris hier, ct ma
mere m'avait tout donn6....
Nous allons mon pere ct moi,
transporter ia mere au chateau; to
sens-tu la force de marcher?
-Oui, r6pondit-elle avec une
expression de %vaillance, ct j'en
suis certaine maintenant vous me
rendrez ma mere.
LIE docteur Favi6res prit I'm des
bras de la jeune femme, tandis que
Gilbert la soutenait de ]'autre cote.
En- ce moment lie comte Ostrog
prevent de ce qui venait d'arriver
accourait du cote de la grille:
-Favieres, dit le comte, dispo-
SEE de moi, de mes gems: 81 j'en
crois CO qu'on Went de me dire,
ces infortun6es meurent de faim.
Sc peut-il qua la porte du richie,
on vote tomber des creatures alta
m6es.
Deux petite mains saisirent une
des mains du comte, ct celui-ci
sentit impression dun baiser
d'enfant.
-Vous etes bon! ait Ia petite
file, oui, vous etes bon!
II regarda cette mignonne ct de-
licate creature, mails amesure quill
la contemplate ses yeux expri-
malent une surprise melee de fra
yeur. On dit que dams ce visage
infortun6 il cherchait lie souvenir
dun autre visage.
Non, ft-il, Je ne suis pas bon
mails sois certaine que je viendra1
a ton aide.... Quel souvenir ia pa
le figure me rappelle. 80. Comment
t'appelles-tu?
Ellie leva sur lui ses yeux, ct re-
pondit.
Nicola!
Noela! Pourquoi CO nom presque
Grange le sais-tu?
-Je crois que je suis nee lie
jour de Noel, r6pondit la petite
file.
-Oui c'est celia sans doute 80.
Noel, Noela, mails qu'elle ressem-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13

II me semble que tn me regar-
des du fond dune tombe....
oh! mon Dieu! fit Penfant en-
joignant les mains, ma vue renou-
velle-t-elle pour vous un viole Mt
chagrin? ST vous saviez comblen
Zen serais malheureuse:
Il OF, pauvre %petite....
Sans doute, songez done, vous
nous t6moignez a ma mere ct a
moi une ST grande piti6; vous de-
venez notre Providence oh il
ne Sc peut pas que je sois pour
vous une cause de t%ristesse?
Non tn as raison, r6pondit le
comte Ostrog.. Oh le pauvre pc
metre, il apporte avec lui une be-
n6diction 80. Sois la. bienvenue,
mignonne, entire ayec moi dams
cette habitation qui va devenir la
tienne,. tant que tn auras besoin
dun tot pour t'abritter.
Tandis que la petite file serrant
la main du comte lie suivait aussl
vite que lie lui permettait ses for
ces, lie docteur Fayieres ct Gilbert
p%6n6tr9rent dams le chateau, ct Sc
faisaient indiquer par la femme de
charge, une chambre dams laquel-
lie P6trang4re allait etre install6e.
II SO trouvait au second etage du
chateau une petite piece tres clai-
re, tendue d'6toffes a manages rou-
ges, garn1e de meubles antiques,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13

curieux ct charmants, ct don't les
murailles s'ornaient de superbes
gouaches. Ce fut Ia que Nine
Doroth6e introduisit le docteur
Favi6res ct Gilbert.
Lorsque la jeune femme SO trou-
va dams cette chambre, don't les fe-
metres ouvertes laissaient arriver
les senteurs du jardin, les deux
hommes SO %retirerent.
"a continuer.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13

ct Chabot avaient envoy6 I'm de
leurs chefs avec le plus merveil-
leux produits de leurs magasins.
LIE luxe du menu ct du service
surprit meme les gems assez riches
pour SO rendre fr6quemment a Pa
ris.
Du reste, cette fete gardait celia
de particular que quoique NOM
breuse, ellie n'avait rien de mel6,
ct qu'on sly amusait franchement'
La situation de c6libataire du COM
te Os,rog determine vite cette nu-
ance. La courtoisie, sans sortir
des limites du bon ton, y prenait
les allures dune aisance aimable.
Au dessert on porta des sant6s.
P%lusieurs toasts exageres dams
leur expression lie frent rougir. II
soulageait l'humanit6 sans pr6ten
DIRE au titre de bienfaiteur.
Enfn le repas s'acheva, ct la
foule joyeuse s'6chappant DIES
charmilles revint du cote des Pc
louses.
En- CO moment une femme vetue
de noir, ct tenant par la main une
petite file 6galement en- deuil vint
chancelante s'appuyer contre la
grille. Ellie fxa sur ces femmes
6l6gantes, sur ces jeunes files RI
euses un regard d6sesp6r6, puts
ses doigts essayerent de sc cram
ponner, aux barreaux de fer for
&C.. MATS ce fut en- vain, ellie
sentit la terre vaciller autour del
le ct tomba de toute sa hauteur
sur lie sable de l'all6e, tandis que
Ia petite file Sc pr6cipitait sur CO
corps immobile, en- poussant des
Girls d6chirants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13

Dams certaines parties de Cuba,
on peut faire deux 16coltes de ia
bac par aimee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05
HOTEL . SAN RAFAEL +"
Faj0FGAO. ESuereO-RfCO

Este hotel montado la altura de los
meJores de Ia Isla, ofrece los viajeros
que pasen por este pueblo todo g6nero
de comodidsdes. Hsbitaciones como
das y Ventiladas, exquisite aseo servi-
clio esmerado, atenuion constate por
parte de sus duefios. Precios limita.
dos
Propietsrio, Crist6BGI Apa0Ersu
Ponce, 16 Julio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05
Companla IrasatIantica
EsPanola

Un de Companfa de las naeiore condolences para
RssaJeros egara este puerto del II al 20 de- mes
nle1dS estos para STA CRUZ DE TENERIFE CADIZ
f6ARCEL0MA INA z Tcsrga" para CADLz BARCELONA, GE-
PRkCI0s De PAsAJKs AMERICANA
Id
tM onS 10 kxposlhou los guianea nfranco -
Ira de Ira Bra. Ira 9da
FRANCES 1885 1900 LOGS
PGsm& tntOrma ddanss n ucnsgnararlO sn ssa plasa
~, D FELIC.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05
A29sOgOSNs
Comp Osicfones EN- verso
DE
Nariano Abril

lie venta en- la redseci6n de La De
hocRAclA y en- ell BaSar Otero al preclo
de oO centavos provinciales ejemplar,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05
Northern Assurance Company

Compania de Aseguros LA NOR.
THERN de Londres, fundada en- 1886.
Fondos acumulados E 5 100000. stg.
Aseguros contra incendios. -Agen.
tes en- Ponce, Ramon CoYtada y Ct0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05

~~g ~g~S%W%W%G%@%9 @A@
* f7tfo'Tantr erigit la etiqueta del
i"'hre con el bacalao cuestas por ha4
,ef .,con~Plradores contra la salud pda
, ''ca que Ienan con cualquier menjurgs
ios iraScos Faeios~de Ia legftima de Scott 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
ALEMANIA Y CEUTA

El peri6dico aleman la AUgemeine
Zeitung, ha publicado un artfcu0 en- el
cual pedia, con la mayor naturali
dad, que la plaza espanola de Ceu.
ia, entrase desde luego & formar parte
de los dominios del Imperio germanoo,
II! articulista no Sc cuida en- su ira,
bajo de Ia manera y forma de adquirir,
pues todas les parecen buenas. LO
dnico que procama .es la convenenca
de la Immediate adquisicl6n, por cual.
quier medic y q costa de cualesquiera
sacrifcios.
El peri6dioo Ncueste Naclyichten,
aleman tambi6n, desautoriza la idea y
anade, para quitarle importancia, que
Alemania no es potencia mediterranea
nj aspira por hoy a serle; que el poseer
Gep0sitos de carbon en- ell Mediterrane0
no le reportara utilidad alguna en- item
pos de paz por 10 tacil que le es obte
ner aquel >combustible en- los puertos
de los Estados con squieres vive en-
amistosas relaciones, y tampoco en-
tlempos de guerra polque claIo esta
que Sc declararfa ell bloqueo del Canal
de Suez, no bien Sc rompieran las hos
tilidades.
La raz6n de mas peso que alega ell
citado peri6dico es que Ceuta pertenece
a Espa1la. Ell. lector comprendera 10
que este significa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
Desplliarrador
J rotrogrado

De retr6grado y despilfarTa9or acusa
lie Temps, dc Paris al senior Silgela.
Segdn ell importante diario frances,
la Union conservadora da por hecha la
liquidaoi0n de las guerras coloniales,
con ell prop6sito de restablecer en- Els
pafa ell antiglo doctriDa,ismo.
Sc trata de anular Ell Jurado, de
modifcar en- sentido restrictive Ell
O6digo penal y de acabar con la liber
tad de imprenta.
t1sto conseguido, Sc pondrA mano en-
el dereoho de reunion y asooiaci6n, a
fin de que la s0oiedad y las leyes espa
lolas queden por complete limpias del
virus demooIatico.
Entire tanto, ell seilor Silvela, apro
vechando la vista de los reyes al
Forrol, hs declarado ante los generates
y funoi0narios de Marina su res0luci0n
dc orear una nueva y polerosa escua
dra, dotada con tooos los adelantos
modernos
Analogos intentos abriga an % que
tooa d reorgani2aci6u del ej5iclto, &
aumento del material de artlilella y q
Ratification de Ia Penlnsula, de las
Baleares y de las Canarias.
"-He ahlr- ex:lama lie Temps los
frutos de una guerra, Ell cuyos desas
tres hubiera debido encontrar Espana
saludables lecciones.
"En vez de entrar resueltamente en-
la senda de las economics, en- la senda
del abandono de las ambiciones maIsa
mas, de la reduction de las fuerzas, de
la paz y de las reformas organicas, Sc
qu;ere hacer marchar. de frente la reac
ci6n polltioa y el despilfarro fnanciero
en- benefcio de un ej6roito y de una
marina de puro lujo."
g. LIS de temor (sigue diciendo lie
Iemps) que todos esos yerros Sc pa
guen. En- el yigor de la oposicl6n
reside Ia esperanza de Espana, Y auu
della mlsma monarqu(a, que NADIA tie
he que ganar con haoerse soIidaria del
actual ministeri0.
"Oonyiene seguir con inteI6s Ell
moyimiento dc la Union Nacion /, Iu
juo16 en6Tgioameuto en- e. terreno
economico y cue ahora prooura reorga
nlzarse bajo Ia direction del Sr. Patal
SO. 81 Gambia de taotioa ample su
estera de aooi6n podra recobrar V
aglandar sus tuorzas.
-Uuanto a las tendencias retrogra.
das del Gobierno, no sega seguramente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
La crisis industrial
En- Catalina

La prensa de Madrid ha dicho que
la crisis industrial que Sc esta hacienda
sentir en- Catalula, ha sido originada
por las torpezas del Gobierno.
V6ase ahora como trata este intere
sante problema ell "Dialio de BARGE
Iona
"En vista de las vastas proporciC
nes que va tomando la crisis industria,
hemos procurado informarnos de sus
causas en- los centres productores en-
las sociedades que han de haber fjado
especialmente su atenci61 en- la misma,
por estarle confada la defensa de los
intereses mercantiles 6 industriales.
Seg1n ell resultado de nuestras inve J.
tigaciones, la crisis es, en- efecto, de
causas mdltiples y complejas que obran
con diversa intensidad, peIo convergen
tudas a producer ell mismo resultado.
Hay que poner en- primer t6rnino ell
encarecimiento de las primeras mate
rias, en- especial ell carson y los algo-
dones, que alcanzan actualmente pre-
clos exorbitsntes, ell rdmero por con-
secuencia de las guey<as del Transvaal
y la China, y los ,egundos por raz6n
Gle los acaparami Jntos y del agio de
que son objeto en- las Bolsas de Go
mercio.
La exportaci6n de nuestros produc
tos ha disminuido considerablemente
En- PueI.O Rico los norteamericanos
gozan de la protection que antes tenian
los nuestrOs, por 10 que perdemos
pasos de gigantic aquel mercado. AIDE
mas. los capitales estan ahora retrai
dos >por haberse perdido la cosecha.
En- Cuba ha disminuido, en- general, la
Importation como consecuencia de la
guerra, y nuestros art(culos, antes fa-
vorecidos por los aranceles, Sc hallan
hoy sometidos a la competencia con los
de las demas naciones. En- las Filipi
mas nuestras mercancfas, legalmente
estan en- pie de igualdad con las ameri
canas mas, de hecho, estas resultan tavo
recidas, primero nor las interpretacio
nes arbitrarias del tratado, y segundo
por estar exentas de derecho las sus.
tancias alimenticias destinadas al ej6r
cito de ocupaci6n, y darse ell case de
que no entire q penas niDguna remesa
de dichos artfculos que no vaya con-
signada q jetes 4 ofciales de la Union.
Por otro lado, Ell estado permanente
de guerra mantiene al comercio en- es
tado de inquietud y de inacci(n. POI
negligencias 6 torpezas de poli5lca eco
monica, tjende a decrecer nuestra ex.
portaci6n a la repablicas sudamerica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
SANlO DOMINGO

Por cartas, peri6dicos y personas i'm
parciales de Santo Domingo hemos
recjbido las noticias de los 6ltimos
acontecimientos que tuvieron lugar en-
aquella RepAblca veoina, y que repro
duclmos con satisfaction p5rque Sc
refeIen a la paz J ell orden restableci ;
dos en- aquel hermoso pals.
81 dia de los corIientes levantose
en- armas en- an Francisco le III &acoris
Ell nom brado Pipf Piohardo y faG hecho
prisiolero junto con echo de sus com
paneros despu6s de un serio encuentro
con las fuerzas vountarias del General
Juan Rojas. I'll resto d. los gavileros
de Pichardo, ha sido batido y disperso
completamente, y va i Ia fecha Sc han
presentado la mayor parte de eiIos.
Tn tai Perico I2sala y Herm0genes
Garcia tamOi6n SO Ianzaron al campo
de la Vega y fUeron inmediatamente
derrotados J desbandados: perseguidos
de cerca, como estan, no tenoran otyo
recurso que ell de someterse 4 la condi-
ci6n de los primerCs
Esos dos aislados movimientos han
venido a poner en- evidencia La confan
"a que tiene ell pals en- ell popular Go
bierno del senor Presidente Gimenez y
la fuerte solidaridad que inspira y rige
a los hombres t0dos del actual orden de
cOsas.
Momentos despues de conocidos en-
ell Oibao los aoontecimientos referidos,
la ciudadan1a en- masa acudi6 & ponelse
a las 6rdenes de las autoridades res
pectivas, dandose ell ejemplo jamas
visto en- ell pals, de que en- Puerto
Plata. Santiago, La Vega y Moca tu
yiera ell Gobiern0 que ordenar ell licen
ciamiento de tropas por ser sumamente
exageradlsimo Ell n1mero de los volun
tarios tomar las armas en- su detensa.
ri Este y Sur de la Rep1bica estan
como un solo hombre al lado del Go
bierno; ell que, en provision de aconte-
cimlentos de mayor importaGoia, ha
suspendido las garantlas indiyiduales
para estar mas expedite, habiendo or
denado algunas arrestaciones tanto en-
la Capital, como en- las c0marcas donde
Sc desarroll6 ell m0ymiento, de personals
del anterior regimen mai ayenidas con
el actual Gobierno el que las ha some
tide a los trlbunales para que obren
conformo derecho. Los tribunaIes
obian con entera independenoia
El pals demuestra mas oada dia que
no quiere la revoluci6n y atestigga con