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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02

Brief independent messages from
Rensburf. filed the evening OF Jan. 1,
supplement Gen. Frenchs dispatch but
snghtly. According to them the Brit
ish were still shelling the Boer position
AT o'clock Monday evening and ex-
pected TO enter Colesburg today.
LOSSES SLIGHT.
The British losses We're three killed
and seven wounded No officer was
killed or wounded. The Beers are sup
posed to have suffered heavily from the
accuracy OF the British artillery fire.
Gen. F'rench's statement that the Beers
were using 15-pounder and Woolwich
ammunition. evidently shows that the
Boers used one OF the British guns cap
tured at Stormberg
The Boer strength in the engagement
with Gen. French was eAaimated at
from 5000 10 1000 men. While the aft
ernoon newspapers are disposed to over
rate the brilliancy of Gen. French's
success IL will doubtless have a good
moral effect. and IL is added IL prompt
ly followed up. as seems likely from
the fact that Remingtons guides are
already advancing on Achterlang, II
may result in securing a strategic ad-
vantage.
Other official dispatches, dated Jan.
i. state Gen. Methuen's position is un-
changed.
BoER LAGER CAPTURED.
The war office has received the fol-
lowing from Cape Town, under todays
date:
"Col. Pitcher reports, through the off,
Ger commanding at the Orange river:
L have completely defeated a hostile
command at the Sunnyside laager. this
day, Jan. l, taking the laager and forty
prisoners besides the killed and wound
ed. Our casualties are two prfvates
killed and Lieut.. Ade wounded. Am
encamped at Dover Farm, 20 miles
northwest of Belmont, and ten miles
from Sunnyside"'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
GENEROUS RESPONSE TO THE
FUND FOR THE LAWToN FAMILY,

Washington, Jan. 2.-Generai Corbin,
chairman OF the Lawton Relief Com
mittee, announces that the subscrip-
tions TO the Lawton fund received up
to noon today amounted to $50. 1853,
which does not include all subscrip-
tions made to independent agents in
various outside cities. General Corbin
also announces that the amount sub
scribed already exceeds the amount
hoped Tor when the movement was
originated and is amply sufficient for
the purposes OF the fund. which is to
radse the mortgage on the Lawton
homestead at Redlands. Calf. and to
provide for the education OF the gener-
ais children. 1t has been decided 10
close the subscription lists on the 5th
instant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
Gen. French Had Only Three
Killed in Co|esberg Fight.
Il His Success is Followed Up it May
Result in Securing Strategic Advan-
tage--Boer Lager Captured.

London. Jan. 2.-The success OF
General French's column is at length
confirmed officially. the war office this
afternoon issuing a dispatch from Cape
Town, dated Monday, January ], as
follows:
French reports at p. m, today
from Coleskop. by heliograph, as fol-
lows:
Leaving at Rensburg holding enemy
in front, half of the First Suffolks and
a section OF the ROYAL Horse Artillery.
l started thence at pm, December
81. taking with me five squadrons of
cavalry, half of the Second Berks and
eighty mounted infantry. ~4nfe ,try car
ried in wagons and ten guns.
II halted for four hours at Maider's
Farm. and at $50 this morning occu-
pied kopje overlooking and westward
OF Colesburg. Tie enemy's outposts
were taken completely by surprise.
sHELLED BoER LAGER.
"At daybreak we shslled the laager.
and enfiladed the right o. the enemys
position. The artillery fire in reply was
very hot from a 15-pounder, using
Royal Laboratory ammunition, and 9TH
er guns. We silenced the guns on the
enemys right flank. demonstrating
with cavalry and guns to the north OF
Colesburg. towards the junction. where
a strong laager of the enemy, was hold
ing a hill and atposition southeast OF
Colesburg as far as the junction. Our
position cuts the line of retreat from
the road and bridge. Some thousands
OF Beers with two guns are reported
to be retiring towards Norvals Point.
All Remington's scouts proceeded to-
wards Achterlang yesterday morning.
Slight casualties. About three killed
and few wounded. Details later"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
FRAUD CHARGED.
OTHER CHANGES MADE.

In addition to these statements made
under oath the complainant asserts
that Prescott Hall D'Wolf was with
out business capacity, constantly seek
ing means TO crafty his appetite for
intoxicating liquors and had not the
knowledge or ability to understand the
full meaning and legal effect OF the
mortgage made. The mortgage is alleg-
ed to have been executed March 1st
1852 and acknowledged Oct. 11th. 1884
and II is asserted that at the time Of
the acknowledgment Prescott Hall
D'Wolf was a physical and mental
wreck and that two months thereafter
on Dec. Both. 1884, he died and his
death was the direct result OF the ex-
cessive use of intoxicating liquors.
Mrs. Nudge asserts her belief that
the name of the respondent Mary Ham
mill, then the wife Of Patrick Ham
mill, was as a part of the scheme of
Patrick Hammill inserted as mortgagee
in said pretended mortgage, and that
Mary Hammill gave no consideration
for the mortgage. The original bill
charged the mortgage was given with
out consideration. The property is
known as Pappoosequaw and situated
at Bristol and the mortgage was not
filed until 1897 and is for $4,000
Walter II. Barney and Samuel Nor
ris. Jr.. are solicitors for the compl.i
ants and James Tillinghast solicitor for
the respondent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
SETTLEMENT OF THE TROUBLE
~ IN SANFORD AND GLOBE MILLS.

Fall River, Jan. 2.-All the help at
the Sanford & Globe yarn mills are at
work this morning, their grievances
having Jeen adjusted. The trouble was
caused by the management refusing to
give certain classes OF employees the full
advance OF 10 per cent. but IL is under
stood now that the help have been con-
ceded a satisfactory raise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
TWO MEN ARRESTED ON SUSPICION 4.
OF MURDER SET FREE AT LOWELL.

Lowell. Mass, Jan. Elm the police
court here this morning Judge Hadley
discharged Abraham Matyka and Peter
Baton. two Poles. arrested on suspicion
.of having caused the death Of Stanis-
laus Leicensky who was found in an al
ley of William street about two weeks
ago I'm an unconscious state and who
died at 81. Johns hospital four days
afterwards of injuries, W. hout regain
ing consciousness. the pSIIce being sat-
isfied that the men were innocent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
HARVESTING ICE AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 2.--The ice harvest be-
gan today and ice 70 inches thick is be-
ing taken from the lakes and rivers OF
Illinois. Indiana and Wisconsin IN the
vicinity OF Chicago. This work glves
employment Co over seven thousand
men. The annual harvest is not as
early IN arriving as last year. but so
far fully up 10 all expectations on the
score Of quality and abundance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
TWO MINERS BLOWN TO ATOMS
WHILE THAWING GUT DYNAMITE.

Winnipeg. Jan. 2-while thawing dy-
Mantle at Sultana mine az Rat Portage.
ole Olson and Charles Thurledstrom.
two miners. were blown TO atoms by
an explosion. Great damage was done
to the shaft house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02

the face Her disappearance was not re-
ported until the following Sunday, when
Mrs. Clifford Hall, of Norfolk. went TO
visit Mrs. Brewer. Mrs. Hall notified
the town authorities, who organized
volunteer searching parties. The cellar
in the house was dug up.
Persons who searched the swamp
where Mrs. Brewers body was found
yesterday declare that it was not there
a month ago, for they went over 1t
thoroughly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
TIE WISCONSIN EEiRlY COMPLETED

San Francisco. Jan. Work has so
far advanced on the United States bat
tleship Wisconsin that she will make
her trial trip within the next two
weeks. Her main battery OF four 49,
inch guns Will be the heaviest ever
mounted on an American man-of-war
IL Is expected that she will exceed the
speed required by the navy depart
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
EARLY MORNING FIRE At FRO KruK.

Barnstsble. Jan. 2.--Fire early this
morning destroyed the one and one-half
story wooden dwelling and barn belong
ing ~ the Caleb So; ;ague estate. The
house Was occupied ~ n Mf Darnes
and family. a shoe pedlar. who bad re-
Gently come from BrOckton. Mos ~
the furniture and large portion cf hlI
stock 81 shoes Mere destroyed. The
loss II estimated at $3.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
GWEN A SECOND TRlEL.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 2.-The torpedo
boat Goldsboro was given a second
builders trial by the Wo1f d Sewilker
iron works. The machinery worked per-
fectly and during an eight-minute run
she steamed at the rate 81 miles per
hour against two-mile current.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
PRESIDENT CRAFTS RESIGNS.

Boston. Jan. 2.--President James NJ.
Grams ~ the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology has sene to the corpora.
ton a letter reslening the presidency
OF the institute with the close Of the
present academic year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
WAGES or 25.OOO VCRSSEN ADVANCED.

Pittsburg, Jan. 2.-The wages Of 25.-
600 men In Pittsburg were advanced
from 10 10 per cent. Yesterday OF
these 1900 are employed by the car
negie Steel company. 5000 by Jones a
Laughlns and about 1000 bv the Unit
ed States and National Glass compan-
lee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02

Superintendent OF Health Chaplin re-
ports one new case OF diphtheria on
Sayles street. and one new case ~
scarlet fever on Lockwood street
Commencing on Saturday next ana
for the balance VI the year. city Hall
viii close az noon. with tho eycoptlon.
OF course. Of the police headquarters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
MRS. NUDGE
MAKES CHARGES
Charges That HammilI Mortgage
Was Obtained by Fraud.
IT WAS GIVEN BY HER BROTHER
Oehl1tated In Mind and Body by EXCESSIVE
Use Of Intoxicating Liquor
HAMMIlI PANDERED Tn HIS CRAVING
HAMMIlL PANDERED TO HIS CRAVING.
Finally, Mrs. Nudge Charges Hs Induced % Wolf
to Execute the Mortgage. for Which, She
Claims, No Consideration Was Glwn

The complainant In the equity cause
Of Marguerite D'wolf Nudge VS.. Mary
Hammill ct al, was given leave by the
full appellate court, this morning. to
amend her bill. Complainants must
pay defendants costs to date, not to
be recovered in any instance. Coun-
sci for defendants did not oppose the
amendment, when the matter of pay
ment OF costs was agreed to by the
other side, and the defendants were
given leave TO demur or plead TO the
amended bill.
The amended bill recites that Pres
colt Hall D'Wolf who gave a mortgage
to Patrick Hammill, was for a long
time prior to the execution of the mort
gage addicted TO the incorporate and
excessive use OF intoxicating liquors,
and the complainant charges that Pat
rick Hammill, husband of the respond
ent not only encouraged him in such
excessive use. but in addition furnished
him Intoxicating liquors with the in
tent and purpose OF enabling D'wolf
To continue his excessive drinking.
with the intention OF enabling Hammil
To obtain an undue influence and con-
troll over Prescott, and for the fur.ner
purpose Of defrau ling him in some Pc
cuniary way.
FRAUD CHARGED.
Mrs. Nudge further asSs%ts that she
believes Patrick Hammill for a long
time prior TO the execution OF the mort
gage deed knew that Prescott Hall
D'Wolf had been greatly deblitated in
both mind and body as result of the
excessive use OF intoxicants. AS a re-
suit OF this debilitated condition Of
mind on the port OF D'Wolf Hammill
was enabled to and did frauduently
ingratiate himself into the trust and
confidence OF D'Wolf and to obtain
great influence over him and with full
knowledge OF .hs habits and condition
of mind, conceived the idea OF unlaw-
fully and fraudulent,y obtaining a
mortgage on his contingent interest in
his mothers estate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
CORNISH and
WEEKS spar.
Cross Examination Of the kth-
letlc Instructor Resumed.
IN THE ADAMS MURDER CASE.
Counsel for MoIInsuy, The Accused, Asks
Some Searching Questions.
REPLIES FREELY AND FULLY.
Some Of His Answers Objected 10 BY Mr.. Weeks
and Are Stricken From Tho Rscord-0d
Ground Gone 0sr.

New York. Jan. 2.-The forty-seventh
day OF the trial of Roland B. Molineux,
who is accused OF the murder OF Mrs.
Kate Adams opened with the cross-ex-
animation of Harry Cornish, unfinish-
ed. Those interested in the case believe
that Barlow 5. Weeks has some sur
prise in store for the prosecution. As
sistant District Attorney Osborne does
not admit that such can be the case,
but ii is apparent nevertheless that
he is more watchful Of the legal tactics
OF the defense than he has been before.
Mr.. Weeks started in today by ques-
tioning Cornish about the testimony he
gave in regard 10 his return home from
the club on the night of the 27th OF De-
cember. 1898. Cornish today said that
he returned home little late that night
Mr.. Weeks asked who had suggested
this testimony, since his examination
last week and Cornish replied that IL
was not the result of a suggestion, but
that his memory had been refreshed by
a man named Harry A. King.
You have testified -that-yotf-t took
bromo-seltzer on or about Thanksgiy-
ing day before this?"
Yes"
Where did you take it?'
I'm the club"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
@u@lcS6lz

Heavy purchases from the
leading French makers of opera
glasses ss-Chevalier lie Fills, lie
Marie ard Marchaud--overstocked
Us bit. We have made a deep
cut in the prices. Glasses that
may have seemed extravagant at
the ordinary prices are now bar
gains.
Here they are:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
MIXED 1T HIMSELF.

Cornish said that his stomach was
feeling badly and he asked the bartend-
er for something for il. Some dry
bromo settler was put I'm a glass for
him and ne mixed IL for himself
You asked the bartender for some
thing for your stomach?"
Yes"
you have been 20 years interested
In caring for athletes?"
Yes"
And you never recommended any
thing them for bad stomach?"
mo"
How did you know it was bromo
seltZer You took?'
Il was told so. "
You did not notice any peculiar taste
about it,"
NO"
THAT which you tasted on the MORN
ing Of Dec. 2S did you notice peculiar
taste about that?'
NO"
Did you say to Mrs. Adams: That's
all right'?''
"T did"
After you had tasted Il for her?"
mo. before. Her remark was the
cause OF my tasting it,"
The question as to whether or
Continued on Page Two.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07

radios, hasta llegar q las cuarenta va
gonetas, que como los cochecitos del
Tio vivo, estan en- la circunferencia.
La rueda no es tan alta como la
Tore Eiffel; pero es enorme. Los
edifcios y palacios que estan cerca pa
recen casas de jnguete; apenas llegan
a la m;tad de los tripodes one la sos
tienen, Y la Rueda es doble de la altu-
ra de los tripodes.
Vamos, pues, a probar las emocio.
nes de este aparatO, que sustituye a
las montanas rusas y deliciosas," y
que probablemente sera reproducido
en- todas las graudes f2rias que cele-
bren las dudades. i Arriba, pues va
estoy en- la primer vagoneta, y todo Sc
We chiquito. Empieza a moverse len
tamente este colossal volante, y q me
dida que asciende, ell panorama que Sc
divisa es hermoso, tan hermOSo como
Ell de la gran Tore. Els asf algo pa
recido al que siente que sube en- un
globo. LEGO la cdspide. Todos Ian
zamos un grito de admiration. La
Exposition, Paris, muchas leguas al
rededor, ell horizonte, algo asl como 10
que refecf en- mi carta desde la Tore
de Eiffel.
Empezamos q descender con alguna
rapidez. Siento frio, palidezcO, mi ca
be "a Sc va, mi est6mago siente horro-
rosas angustias: estoy mareadO- - y
arrepentido. Estos ingenieros y arqui
tectos que inventan estos aparatos de
bieran escribir en- un letrerO: " Solo
para los areonautas y para los mari
nos Pero no: % que hay es que 20
no sirvo para estos belenes. A mi lado
subfan tambien, muy alegres y conten
tas, unas hermosas rubitas, en- cuyos
ojos de cato, en- los que brillaba mas
la burla que la compassion, lef 20 estas
palabras.
"Pobrecito; de poca cosa Sc marea." !"
On. DUCRoT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07
Fl cOmbate librado
ENTRE ROBERTS Y BOTHA

Un peri6dico del campo boer, que Sc
edita en- Machadorp, publica los 81.
guientes detalles del combate librado
entire los ej6rcitos que acaudillan los
generates Roberts y Botha, de cuyo
suceso dimos cuenta opoTtunamente a
los lectOres en- la secci6n de telegramas.
"Las dos alas, dice, de las fuerzas
beers estuvieron en- contacto con las
flerzas inglesas las diez de la mana
ma. El combate dur6 hasta la nocbe
EI enemigo &pesar de su tuerza aplas
tante, ha sido puesto en- jaque durante
todo ell dia en- una Inca de 36 millas;
Y los beers hicieron retroceder cinco
millas ell ala derecha de los ingleses.
Hemos tenido solamente dos muer-
tos y 10 heridos.
Otro boIetin de Machadorp, dice que
ell primer regimiento de las fuerzas que
manda ell general Butler, fue Gniqui'G
do por los beers en- un combate dado
en- Almonds Mex; pero como los ingle-
ses conta ban con tropas mucho mas
numerosas, redoblaron ell ataque y obli-
garon 4 los beers a abandonar la posi-
ci6n".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07

las fiestas p1blicas, con motive de los
aniversaiios 4 otros acOntecimientos
solemnes, ha de cantarse ell himno ma
cional, para no rozar las susceptlblll-
dad patri6tica de los espanOles. Esta
medida ha sido bien acogida, por Ia
opinion Y ha tenido resonancias slmpa-
ticas, que aborar su acierto y dan or
gen q una nueva corriente de genera
SOS sentimientos entire las dos naclo-
nes"
La Correspondence de Espana
ha visto una carta particular del pre-
sidente Roca, dirigida q una dlstln-
guida persona de su amistad que resi-,
de en- Madrid, y en- ella, aludiendo al
mismo asuuto, indica el presidente que
la indication de esta medlda naola
sido suya, y que ell efecto causado en-
la colonia espailola no pudo ser mas
satistactorio.
Z Como es sabido, ia colonia espanoia
obsequi6 al presidente con una seIe'
nata monstruo, en- que tomaron parCe
600 m1sicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07
IR0PAS EN- S0CORRn
DEL ALMIRANTE SEYMOUR

Ell Almirantazgo de Londres ha
recibido un telegrama del Central
mirante Bruce participandole que
han salido de Taku en- socorro de
las fuerzas mandadas por Ell Vice.
almirante Seymour A companies del
Regimiento de Hong Kong, tres del
de FasiIiers. un Regimiento de in
fanterfa de Bengala, otro del Welsh
FMsiI;ers, seis batsrfas de artillerfa
del Regimiento de Asia y 1000 sol
dados del ejercito frances que llega
ron & la bahia de Taku el martes
dltimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERoANTIL.
Paris, Mayo 20 de 1900.


ApeEas Sc puede andar; tai es ell nd-
nero de viajeros. Si la circulation por
las lfneas f6rreas es enorme, la de
dentro de Paris es va insufrible. El
ferrocarriI metrepolitano va siempre
lleno; los traDvias, reports, Omnibus, 10
mismo 81 que espere un vehfculo de
esta clase va puede sentarse. Siempre
llevan ell letrero: "Lleno".
Los coches de punto, que eran 10000,
no son suficientes, Sc han elevado 4
1900, y la prefectnra no hace otra cosa
que cOnceder licencias para que pres
ten servicio muchos mas. Los viajeros
que llegan a Marsella ypiden un "slee-
pings" para Paris, Sc encuentran todos
con la misma contestaci6n ''Hasta
dentro de IL dias no puedo servir 4
usted". Hay, pues, que renunciar al
''sleepings". La animation crece por
momantOs -. y los sustos tambi6n
Ha pocos dias, produjo smoci6n enor
me entire los millares de c0ncurrentes
ell anuncio de un incendio, atribuido 4
un obrero anarquista, despcdido por
mala conducta. Me refero al que Sc
inici6 en- ell "Ohateau d Eau", pabe-
Hon que tardara unas semanas en- COM
ponerse, porque la cascade, y la b6veda
que domina la escalera han sufrido
muchfsimo, y porque este Tetrasa adn
mas la termination del Palacio de Ia
Electricidad. No hubo desgracias, por
que ell dnico obrero que Sc encontr6
asfixiado fu6 saivado por una mujer,- Ia
doctora rusa Olga de Griniewitch.
h Quemarsc un castillo de aqua Esto
me recuerda otro incendio de hace
pocos meses que relate a los lectores de-
BoLETIN, ell del gran palacio, todo de
hero cristal, leyantado por los ita.
Ilianos q las orilIas del Iago Como, en- Ia
lexposici6n dc Volta. Los ingenieros
adoptaron todas las medidas contra el
aqua, por 81 las serenas ondas del lago
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07
uIkIE A PARIS

Les yapores correos espanoles de la Com.
pafifa Trasatlantica admitiran pasajes dl.
rectos para Paris ida y vuelta con un 20
por 100 de descuento tomando tren en- Bar
celona.
Ell hermoso y rapido vapor ALFONSO Kill
regresara procedente de Cuta y escalas del
15 al 16 de Julio y los pasaieros excursio'
nistas deben aprovechar esta OCCASION tan
propicia para viajar con comodidad dado
ell comfort lujo de su camara.
Para informes, sus consignatarios.
1923 SOBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA.
Esta noche terminan las novenas que en-
la iglesia de Santa Ana han venido cele-
brandose, & la Virgen del Perpetuo Socsrre.
AL Fiscal del Distrito de Mayaguez SO le
indica manifesto ell dia que 'haya seialado
aquel Tribunal, para Ia celebration del JUL
clio oral, en- el prOceso seguido Jose Maria
Castro, ex recaudador de Rentas del Estado,
Aver xarp6 de Nueva York con rumbO
este puerto 81 traspOrte americana "Mac
Pherson.n
El doctor Arrastia y cuatro individuos
mas, han solicitado del Gebernador el in
dulto de tres policias municipales que SUI
fren condena por ell delito de homicide de
un americana Dicha instancia ha sldo
transcrita al Fiscal General, para que in
for:ne respecto q dicna petIci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07

que Tuan Sc proclan6 solemnemen,
te Dictator en- Pekin la vispera del
dia en- que asesin6 al he, edero del
trono y que la llamada a Pekin del
Virey de Canton, LII Hung Chang
es una celada que le tiende ell mis-
mo principe Tuan para quitarls la
vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07
NUEVA YORK

Sc incomodaban i; pero no Sc acordaron
del faego, es decir, no Sc acordaron de
la "electricidad", en- cuyo honor Sc le.
vantaba, y la electricidad 10 consumi6,
y aqui ahora, la electr.cidad tambien
Dor POGO hace desaparecer "La Cha
teau d'Eau', que no es otra ,cosa que
una portada fantastica del Palacio de
la Electricidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07
TIEN-TSIN CAN0NEAD0

y Toda la artillerfa de los chinos
que sitian & Tien Tsin ha roto nue.
vamsnte ell tuego contra esta plaza
Y, especialm4nte, contra la parte de
ella que ocupan los extranjeros que
no han podido abardonarla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07
GENERAL EN- JEFE
SAQUEO Y ExTERMlNIO

Ell despacho referido anade gu
'el iefe bo1er Chau que acaudilla los
rebeldes que sitian en- Tien 'Tsin la
columna europea SO ha proclamado
general en- jefe del ejercito chino
alentando & sus tropas al saqueo y
al exterminio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07
LOS ASUNTOS De CHINA
REVOLUCl0N GENERAL

Despachos de Londres anuncian
que en- todas las provincias de Chi
ma armenia la 1evolucion procla'
mando cada de elias a diferente di-
nastfa para suceder en- ell trono a la
Emperatr1z Regente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-07
Information DDrC cable
NueVa York. 7 b Julio
Ell TRASpORTE "zAFIRO"
OESTINAO0 A CHEF0O

Despachos de Shanghai dicen
que ell contralmirante Kempff, de la
mari Ma de guerra americana, ha
dispuesto que ell trasporte Zqfro
que sali6 dltimamente de Filipinas
para ell Golfo de Pechili, Sc dirija a
Chefoo 4 coadyuvar con los $50
marinos que conduce abordo en- la
empresa de poner a aote ell acora-
zado Oregon.