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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
}. .RENAUD DE vIENNBs "a

ell sefior Dermenier una espera lza del
risueIo porvenir que con eI gozaria
Elvira
NADIA, pues, que estuviera dentro de
la esfera de sus conOcimientos y de sus
alcances, habia sido omitido, y sin en-
barge, aquel vago tenor que sentla an
to Ia pr6xima union dc su hija y el
Conde, no desaparecfa mas que pov
momentos fugaces, reproduci6ndose
luego con mas tuerza y vigor que nun
ca.
En- ocasiones experimentaba tai in
quietud y tai preocupaci6n que no pa
recfa 81 no que su hija, en- vez de al
altar, iba ser conducida al martiIio.
El Conde de Maillot, por el contra
rio. vcfa acercarse ell desenlace de
aquel one habia side intrincado pro-
blema para Fl, con suna algeria Y sa-
tisfacclon, pues en- el fondo del aSunto
Iesultaba, acknowledgements una doble
victoria para su eoraz6n y para SD in
teligencia.
Lie prometia Ser 4 Elvira la criatura
mas feliz de la TERRA, pero lejos, muy
lejos, 4 fin de que la sombra del senior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23

OPERAoIoNEs DE BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23

| q anuncios M Lomba co fdo Y 1
cI galletas 16 d pasas II d higos ] q
jab6n 10 d y SI4 PIP vino / Ct chorizos
4 d quesos 4 d aceite castor 3 d.
mantequilla 80 d velas l5 d cognac S
serones ajos 2S SIS azdcar % cntes
aceitunas % d cigarrilIos Finlay Bro
thers Sores 6 d whiskey Planas Rojo
, co 4l4 PIP vino Sierra y PaIau l atdo
ltas gonna Margarida y co 10 d. niue
bles A Vicente y co 5 d galIetas Scrs
de Vicente y co 5 d galletas Lucas A
Scott % sIs coke Office of light house
inspector 20 d petr6leo l cI aceite co
co y alcohol.
Para Vieques bdra "Carmen" con la
siguiente carga: Herrero Ortega y co
2 d mercancias S d vldrieria IL aids
calderoS l CT tinta 2 n:dos baules 1 CT
ferreteria l atdo palas l brl tubos l
cI sal epson CT quincalla S brls y 2 d
clavos HilaIio Santos 6 SIS mani 3
cntos papas Sores de Vicente y co d
chocolate y aceite mani l brl tocino
l lta piment6n ] ST garbanzos 6 SIS
arroz l fdo papel M Lomba y co a sis
arroz A Lynn e hUos de Perez Morris
| CT papel Castrill6n y Ochoa 10 d
jab6n S d quesos 1I3 jamones Cueta
ra Ros y co 2 rolloS suela F GaiIIer
menty 2 d medieinas Jose Perujo Oil
va cI bronco l rollO correas Fer
nandez Gauran y co 3 brls harina maiz
8 cntos papas 4 d pasas Benito j Ca
rreras 3 bocoyes y 8I3 PIP vacias Sores
de Abarca 2 rollos tela hierro y metal
1 81 tornillos l pqte pes& sirops Isidro
A Sanchez To- bocoyes vacios l cI
vino.
DESPACHADOS
Para Habana y escalas vap amer
"Maria Herrera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
sALIDAs DE oABoTAJE.

Para los puertos que resenamos gol
"Elena' con la carga siguiente:
Para Aguadilla: Herrero Ortega y
co 8 d. mercancias 10 huacales platOs 6
cntes clavos 1 cI sillas id polvora id
escupidores 1 Ct tubos a nidos baules
1 brl copas 1 fdo hule Bolivar Arruza
y co 13 brles papas 10 jaulas ajos 10
d puntas paris 81 clavos especias 10
sc Perujo y Olivia 2 q borax 2 d aceite
castor A Lynn e hijos de Perez Morris
1 CT trabajos htografa M Lomba y co
10 SIS garbanzos 2 SIS pimienta 10 d
jabon A d pasas 4 d manTequilla 20 d
aceite "a cfltes aceitunas Ia gfnes vi
nagre j Ochoa y Hermano 200 q pas
ia l cI galletas 10 SIS y5 serones ajOs
4I4 pp vino 10 brIs harina A Vicente
y co . ppy PA PIP vino 2 SIS arroz 5 SIS
garbanzos Il brles harina maiz lta
almendras l CT galletas Cerecedo Her
manos y co 4 cntes aceitunaS 3 d licO
res q conservas Carrera Gonzalez y
co 2 q calzado y otros j Pena y co i
fdo papeI 2 d tegidos Hernaiz y co /
CT y l fdo tegidos Sores de Orcasitas y
co 4 d y 1 fdo tegidOs Sobrino de L.
quierdo y co 80 @ jab6n F Guillerme
ty 2 d medicinas CT aqua mineral
j Pacheco y co 2 d muebles y marmOl
MullenEoff y Korber 2 q cerveza l cl
jamones Finlay Brothers Sores 81 ia
bias pino Sores de L Villamil y co liz
PIP vino Is brls papas 10 d ciga'rillos
Anivf Hermanos l CT con una CANA
Barcel6 y co d manteca z d puntas
paris 8 d sal de higuera 100 gfnes anis
Mendizabal y co l tdo tegidos Planas
Roio y co is d mana Castrill6n y
Ochoa 2 d ajos cI papel Sores de vi
cente y co loo q pasta Sierra Palau
10 brles cerveza.
Para Mayaguez: F Guillermety 2 d
mediclnas j T Silva y co Ii d cognac
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
244 AMoR SIN NoMBRB
Sc vendieron:

Mo en- una preciosa maflana del mes
de Abril. La Naturaleza asisti0 con
todas sus gaIas rendir I'm tribute de
amistad a los esposos, y una concu-
rrencia distinguida y bastanta nume-
rosa asisti6 q la ceremonial, hacienda
votos por la felicidad y la dicha etcrnas
tie los Contingencies.
AL salir de la Iglesia, el seTor Der
menier solo tuvo fuerzas para decir
con las lagrimas en- los ojos y la yoz
entrecortada por Ia emoci0n: hijos,
hijos mios, que Dios os haga fell
ces!
La prensa parisiense dedic0 afectuo-
sas frases \ los recien casados, elogian-
do las atlas dotes intelectuales del
Conde y expresando una yez mas su
admiration ante la figura y la signif
caci6n de Elyira Dermenier en- Ia
sociedad elegante Ell la aristOcracia
de la educaci0n del talento.
AL dsspediIse para ell Havre los es
pesos MaiIlot, not0 ell senior Derme
nier, en- medic de su inmensa angus
tia, que su hija EIvira habia deiado
fuera del equipsje uu libro en- el que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
V&pOr0S que Sc eSp3ran

Berg "San Jose" Saldra para Ma
lIOrca y Barcelona en- la segunda quin
cena de Enero actual
Esp "Alava"-El 10 del actual sal
dra directamente de Liverpool para es
te puerto Ell lugar del "Ram6n de La
rrinaga'.
Esp "San Agustin' Del puerto de
Cadiz ha ha salido ell dia 16 las dos
de la tarde con rumbo & este puerto.
Alem "Syria" -Sali6 ell dia 10 del
corriente de Geestemunde y debe re
calar este puerto hacia ell % del co
rriente, siguiendo viaje para puertOs
de la Isla y Cuba.
Vapor Aleman Reuniendose suf
ciente carga para Europa tocara en-
este puerto hacia fines del presente
mes unO de dichos vapores.
Amer ''Ponce" SaIdra de este puer
to directamente para New York ell dia
80 del cOrriente.
Amer "San Juan" Saldra de New
York CON destinO este puerto ell dia
"a del corriebte mes.
Amer "Caracas"-El dia 25 del pre-
sente mes Sc despachara de este puer
to directamente para el de New York.
Amer "Philadelphia"-El dia % del
actual tomala puerto proccdente dc
Nueva York saliendo el mismo dia pa
ra La Guaira y escalas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23

Sobre Londres $50 a SS,I746por
GsIv
" Londres. -$8.10a a 500 por e sIv
" New York. 5 679 p. SP.
" Paris. -. S 62 a 63 p. & P.
" Madridy
Barcelona s 274 p sP
BIZ LETEs DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOs
DE AMERICA
Las operaciones verifcadas con este
papel obtienen ell tipO de sc p. 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
CAFE

Las pequefas partidas que llegan al
mercadO de este grano, obtiene los
siguientes precios:
Hacienda escogido S 25
Pil6n s 224
Oorrientes limpios 5 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
OPERACIoNEs soBRE Ell MUELLE

Por M LOmba y co:
a A Vicente y co 100 d quesos bola
a Bernardo Fernandez Alejandro
Suarez Sores de Perez Hermanos Hi
laIio Santos Francisco Alfonso y F
Font y HermanO 90 d quesos pata
gras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
sALIDAs DR TRAvESIA

Para Satiago de Cuba vap am er
trasporte "Nc Pherson" despachadu
por Orden del gobiernO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
TABACO

Los precios para este artfculo estaU
en- relaci6n con Ia clase y calidad del
mismo, y las existencias son regalares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
RON

Las existencias que hay en- poder de
los almacenistas de dicho lfquido, son
gedidas a los tipOs de "A ~ Is centavos
Gallon, prueba 27o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23
MAIZ

Las existencias de este articulo som
bastantes cortas, y causa de la esca
yes del mismo los precios tiepen mu-
cha variaci0n.
RON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-23

Oompradores Sores de Perez heram
nos & Hilario Santos.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-24

bisbsr nnbsriidubIil4 sspsisn, an tis
| WebuiIe, bic Il ii feinena Nnritdisrs
t6itdel ailfb<pdBrt sss
sSft Is bent lpobra SIT es m6gz
Dds Rinb, bas ibn am Qeben feitgez
boIten bat. bas Rinb, Ct grcB ge3ogsn,
! Gebiitet, geliebt, bdS Rinb. bds feine
gan3e sSrenbe, fein Groih fein 2eben
/ 1T bus mare niht fein gnisl~
finb! ....
Mein @ott, iporum nnBte er bds
erFdtren, iparuln fpnnte ct nift nit
biefer SGuiAung 5nr eipiaen Rube e,Ils
gebeng ~.
Yernt, iein 9erat. Der ;1n an'snera.
grpdhfen lit, lit nur ei!1 s5renibeT fur
tin! Gr 1ol ibn nidf mebr .@roB3ls
ter" nenner.
Das 4era briht tim fat bei bem@e~
bGnfen -. rlein, 1lein. Das fnQ niht
8ernt gebDrt inn. 1T fein Riab. Ell
bat ihn bebiitet, seiiebt .. er'trit. ibn
an Niemanb ab -.
Gr bralim mr. au fhtpe;aen =. iein
@ebeimniB fir ii6 au bebdlten unb
ONES bleibt beim often.
Oo! Die entIeblihe 8erIu9uns!
Nein! /. .er min niht! Ct irirb f4peiz
gen!
Cine tlsine 1anb bufdt na4 Der fei-
nisen.
,1iit Du duf bDIe, @rDbpater9"
8ernt 1iebt ibn nit flaren. Dertrous
e1ben Rinberaugen an.
rNun, sebt's ssSbnen pieber beiIer,
alter 6reunb2, fagt cine aiosre
9ttmme.
gr ftebt stpifden Water nnb SDbn!
Mn bic 8arriere gelebnt, lourtet Der
Sberit audi, Bis Der qua ppriiber 1T,
Der s3ug, Der einit al fe!n Slid Ser=
5tDrt bat, ibm Mlles aenonnen bat,
mas er liebte.
Wie Elm 8ltB fon1mt Der .3ug.
80. ydbrt, DDrbei -.
-. SIT bpriiber -.
unb boriiber lit audi bic entfeblibe
8erfuhung.
Die 5plbaten blafen sum Cam
rneln, es flingt tpie Elm @iegcs3eihen.
Der alte Solbat nit feinem GtrJez
fibl min ni1t fabnenfli1ttg tperhen.
@trann rihtet er fih auf, ats nenn
es in ben Ranpf gehen follte.
ltnD in benz Moment, uls her Sffi@
aier abnunsslos nit einen 6dnbebrud
unb einem @ruB bon bannen sehen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-24

ia5 frob otlpeie, ipis Il ioname mi, bo
btn in bod hit 70 lDbnfDuit gefieblt.
@s is 10 ebdat aebn 1lbr aetpefe 6o hef,
It's uff eemDl binne III bic sSubrb 4
qrpBes MGdet geb1rf. Sc BOT sSemdnb
nit 6dnb unb 5ieb gege mel DDbr ge=
fpmpt. SD ben bod NIT aus ben Gaz
lilbn aebn tonne un bo ben ic1 ben gel
ler rappe IoEe. Noh 1 fleine Metl is
es gdn3 ftilr geipeie IN ih ben bdnn 9ez
bort. fnie scSemdrb aug bic BGdiabrb
femme is lin bot IN sSront BON bic
GalubnhieDr geItabpt. Weu, ben ih
gebenft, toer 10 tpeit fcmme fdnn, Der
funn uuh infeit femme. GS bot nit
lang eenpmme, DO is en- Seller in ben
Salubn fontrne, irp bds gan3e ssebs
bon WiBterin gebabt bot. gr bot en-
6nt uff aehaht, Der mar 10 arDB, baB
iner brei bGtt brcus mode f0nne ,tn
nod Std for 8uipefGpp iipiper hez
baIfe bdtt. gr is an bic Ba9r fontne
I'm bot sid @las Bier aeDrbert. Mie
ib bic @timm gebDrt ben. DO ben id fo
fDnniges syiebling friegt; es is MIDI
eistaIt btntie i'm borne be 8udeI erltnz
ner gelaufe I'm ih ben orbentlib ae-
trembelt. Gann's bann m1gliA iein,
ben i9 gu n&6 gebenft, baB ct bus is9
Damn ben ih nod emol en- CUTE @ud
an i'm genonme, bp bot ct geIhmeilt
I'm bot .2tsate1 aefaqt, bus bpt's For
mid geIettelt. .philipp.4 Fen i6 gez
EalIert un an ben 6uls fin ih tbm gez
floge I'm geftBt ben mer uns, als
mann feins bon utts dlter tpte sfpan5tg
sSSabr mir. SEQ, ND. mas ben mir unS
gefreit! Mie Der Bhil borh nit mid
mar, bo bot er pffRobrs en- ferdterliGbe
Dprfht aebabt. ryras mid iebt gar
niGs," bet er aefGat. .seb mid nor eb@
bes Su brinfe." Sff Rohrs bot er
padr mpl for bas 6aus uffdefebt I'm
UNI apDlf ll1r Do ben ih be Stpbr au<
aema6t. Wen, iebt fin ib frpb. b.
Ribs per'n Muae mabe, mann 5e am
Mrrgen uffipede I'm onsfinne. bds fe
tribber en- pah ben. 9!ipiner bic Mibs
ferT4 muR ct iib abfhehfe lo1e, bas
buht mel &ompledfhen fpeule. Wtit
Bette Rieaabrbs,
2t5aie 9anftengel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-24
Snfel Ybilipp's Merboiitdt.
Gfi5Se BON 9(rmin 9fonai.

Snfel philipp ipar trpb feiner fiinf-
aia Sabre Elm bollfommen gelunber
Menfh, Der fib Inn Npotbefe unb Nrst
Iein 2ebenlang ,lidt aefiimmert bate.
rbgleih er niht gerabe gu ben fDlibez
fen Meriden ee3dblt tperben tonnte.
81 elmer 3eit, ipo anbere 2eufe eine
ahffclIenbe Mbnabme ibres gb= nnb
@erbauun IspermDgens benerfen, bate
Snfel philipp fib i'm, Geaentbeii iiber
cine unerbDrte @teiaernng fetnes Mppe-
tites al beflagen. llnb bas fpIIte fir
i'm beinabe ber6dngnibbpn iperbei,.
Sei1l auBergetpDbnlieb grober Mppe=
til bra9te es nit fi4, -bab er auh
oIEergetpDbnlib ppulente Mahl5eiten
au fih rlebn; befpnbers bas Mbenbz
b,ob pfleete febr in bic QGnge sespgen
rnb in raffinirt 1ufulIiiner Meife ausz
aeifattet 3u tDerben. Seynfolgebei1en litt
Snfel Yhilibp, mehr ais gerabe nDthig,
al. l1eberfiinung bes Magens, mas tpiez
berIm febr oft eine aeitDrte Na4trube
nit aufregenben Srdun1en na9 ftb
apg. Mnbern Sags mar er bann matt
unf nieberaef9lagen, unb erit elm paar
SGndpfe itdrferer @atturg tpdren i'm
Stonbs, fein fDrperlisbes unb feeliIdes
@leihgetpiht iDieberberauitellen.
@inmal battle er tpieber ra1 bordn~
Geganaeiten iibergroBen 9ufelfreuben
fehr fhleht gefhlafen unb mar infolaes
befen in aiernlih miirriIGer @tims
mung. go truf ct aufdllis nit feinena
alfen 6reunb, benz &reisarat 3ufame
men, nit benz i'm bisber ausfhlieBlih
@tatz nnb aegelbeaiebungen berbun~
ben batten.
.Doftorhen," rief er ihm all, ,auf
Elm Mort, tDenn ih bitten barf."
rGriib Gott, pbilipp! WeiB fhon.
Sbr brdu@ eirten Dritter gum Gfati
Rpmme beitimmt am Mbenb."
Der Dcttcr ipDIlte eiligft tpeiter. bodb
Ybilipp belt ibn 3uriid.
rNid,t ber Gfat, Doftorden! Dies
NAL Bin ih frant!1
Ger Mrat blieb ftebsn unb tlidte ibl,
erftcunt an.
.Was, franf2 Gieq Damn.
bite, fommen sic fofOrt 3u mir, mir
molten bns bpn riht bier abmnh<n.
SIN SpredDimnler Des Dnftprs uitz
terhielten iib bnnn bic beiben Gerren
tppbl cine Gtunbe lana iiber ben sFaII.
Onfel Wbilipp flaate iiber G1ldflo5igs
feit, @dapinbelgefiibl, Mattigfeit, ylics
n<reefhlagen6eit. Der Doftor maHte
Elm iebr ernfteS Gkficht iinb fdiittelte
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-24

0pr feinem nit tpiIbem Wein unb
@eibblatt umrabmten 6dushen 1tanb
Der 8abniDGrter unb nit Der rotben
SABINE in fer Sanb fab er benz &Gu=
ltersug entgegen.
Sin sliidlt1es 2d6eIn berfldrte bic
f4orfen 3iiae, ftola blidten bic flaren
slu9en bes Mannes, ben feline itran1me
9altung au9 obne bic auf feiner 8rult
befeitiste MebailIe als alien @eterdnen
erfennen lieb.
Sa, itoI3 unO sliidli9 mar Batter
ge1harbt!
0eute fibrte fein Niftpr, feir
nSunge", Der Me9anifer, feline erite
Srfrmotibe.
Wie pirb er fid bensbmen Der Aee
frIt?
unb bann -. bic nod grDbere
Jreube, beute bringt man benz Batter
8ernbarOt ben @nfelIobn, hes junsen
paares gritgeborener. unb sr 1oll
patbe fein.
unD Der alte Golbat Iadt iibsr bes
gon3e 9eiiht; er benft an bas fleine
roiige @eiidtheu, fir bas Der
ihlnude Wcgen am sSeniter IN bic
Sonne ge!6oben 1T; 8. benft an bic
fleinen, unsefdidten ssinserden, lie
an feinem grduen Shnauabart Serren
iperbefl unb an bas Slid, einen Monat
lang Die junge 5rau unb bas Ginb lei
Iih 5u haben.
pl0Blih ipenbet Der M!te ben aopf...
Was tit bas?
Sin 3ug fomnt in Der Hiatunq
na1 Gaprs nnb 5par auf benz falfden
geleiie unD irie Elm OrDbnen tit als
ferncr DOnner audi fhon Der Rourierz
5ug 81 b0ren >. bic Grbe aittert :.
ba 1T ct ~! Mie Elm 8lib fDnlmt rer
3ug berangebrdlit.
gntIebt Iprinat Der 8ater bor,
fhipinst ieine aabne bitbt Dor Der Goz
tomotiDe, auf Der er fAon ieinen Grhn
au erfennen glGubt s. au fpGt!
Gergebens bsr1mt Der Me6aniter,
Dergebens lGBt ct ben Dampf ab, Der
raIenbe 2auf 1T ni9t gu ben1men, tos
it0bnsnbe llngetbiim ftiirmt Gunfen
itiebenb ppriiber -.
Der Bdhnipdrter ipirb burh rem
G9iensnrdumer CUR Seite gefhleubert
unb fhreit entfeBt:
rSpring herub! j. 10 fprins tod!"
8ittor fhiittelt ben Ropf.
gr befertirt niht!
Ser fiirhterlihe 3u1ammenitoB finz
bet ftdtf be Wdden tfyiirmen Siffs iiberS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-24
Yfidt.

Nobellette bon q. s9omrIidc. SentI66 bon
q. 9eim.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21

ever Tammany gets wind of any re-
form movement which has its origin
in places of great influence. and the
object IS to head of such reform cru
sadc aud steal The credit of it for the
benefit OF the Democratic organization.
before Richard Croker sailed for Eu-
rope few days ago he appointed a
Tammany Hall committee to suppress
the conditions Of open vice in the city.
Why? Because he knew that Bishop
Potter, one Of the most powerful ecle-
siastics in New York, had written and
intended to forward TO Mayor Van
Wyck, an earnest letter Of protest
against that vice. Croker feared the
effect Of that Potter letter on the next
mayoralty campaign and his whole ef
fort was to steal the bishops thunder
At The same time, the Tammany lead
er. who q few weeks ago declared thai
New York was "the cleanest and bes
and most moral city in the world, ad
mits by his action in appointing thii
committee, that what he said thcn wal
untrue.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
ELKs AND Bull flGHls

NO doubt the project of making a
genuine bull fight feature Of the car
niyal to be held in Milwaukee, Wis.
when the Benevolent and Patriotic
Order Of Elks holds its annual gath
ering there will create a decided con-
fict of sentiment among the mem
bers of the order in all parts Of the
country.
When plans for entertaining the
Elks began to be discussed Joseph G..
Donnelly who held a consular office
under President Cleveland, made the
suggestion Of a bull fight. The COM
mittee thought the idea novel and suf-
fciently lively for the most frisky Dix.
Mayor Rose, himself a prominent
Elk, is chairman Of the committee,
and is in favor Of the plan. The other
members Of the committee support the
mayor, and it is believed there will be
no official interference ON the part OF
the city authorities
The bull fight win be conducted on
the lines OF accepted usage in the na-
tional sport Of Spain. Mayor Rose is
said to take the position that bull
fight is much less brutal than the or.
binary prize fight.
BE this as it may, it is scarcely likely
that an order containing so many rep,
resontatiye men as this does, ant
which has barred prize-hghtcrs from
membership because of the brutalit,
LOT their calling, win care to shock IL
own sense OF self-respect and brave
public opinion by having such hrula
thing as a bull fight held under III
name ana auspices.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
uYEsn. OR ,.Non.

Several days ago we propounded
these questions TO the Morning News,
requesting a plain, unequiyocal reply
in the affirmative or negative:
DO you believe that J. Edward Ad-
dicks is a good Republican,
DO you believe that he is a good
clean, capable man2
DO you believe that he is a fit man
to be elected to represent the people
Of Delaware in the United States Sen.
ate?
Having received no reply, and fear
ing that we may have been misunder
stood, we repeat the questions once
more.
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Evening journal., 1900-11-21
Social and Personal Notes.

Everett G.. Johnson, of Baltimore, is
the guest of friends in this city.
Joseph Bancroft has returned from
Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Burke. Of Chester, is
visiting relatives in Elsmere.
Mrs. George T. Whitworth has been
visiting her mother, in Elkton, Nd.
Mrs. d. Vance Thomas is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Reynolds, in
Port Deposit Md.
Miss Cora Pitcher and S. c. Evans
viii be married IN Milford on Novem-
Der 2S.
Miss Carrie Stokes, Of Delta, Pa, is
visiting friends here.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage OF Miss Eta Cashell Of this
city. and Lewis Brooks, Of Chadds
Ford, Pa, on September 13. The core-
mony was performed by the Rev. w
j. Birmingham in the parish house OF
st. Patrick's Church.
Mrs. Herbert w. Whitaker gives q
tea this afternoon in honor of Mrs
Edward NJ Miller
Several Wilmington people attended
the wedding 81 Miss Aneita Temple
Marvel and Leon Jones. at the bride
home, near Smyrna, at noon to-day.
Mrs John p. Steward has returned
to Milford
Miss Lulu NJ. Jackson and Noble B
Morris were married at the home OF
the bride in Seaford to-day.
Samuel G. Harkins and Miss Myrtle
A. Abele both of this city, were mar
ried by the Rev. i. p. Harris in Scott
NJ E. parsonage on October 30.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Virginia McCaulley, Of this
city TO Cecil J. Lawrence, Of Phiiadel-
phia.
Noble +. Hadleys choir, Of ST
Pauls Church. win sing five specia
selections in the church on Sunday
evening
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
MANY GUESTS
AT A RECEPTION
Brilliant Affair Given in the
Grant Home
Wedding ofMiss Pierce and MIR
Williams Tonight Other
Social Topics

Miss Julia DUPONT, Of this city, will
be one Of the bridesmaids at the we'd
ding Of Miss Jessica II. Halsey, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Silas c. Halsey, Of Newark
NJ j., to Arthur J. Slade, Of New York
in Trinity Church, Newark, at s O'Clock
this afternoon.
Miss Halsey viii have two maids OF
honcr-M.ss Eleanor p G. Lewis, Of
Castle Point, Hoboken, and her cousin
Miss Helen Halsey. Of Orange, whc
viii make her debut this Winter.
The bridesmaids, besides Miss Du-
Point, viii be Miss Cornelia Fl. Mer-
rill a cousin Of the groom; Miss Sara
d. Peters and Miss Mary Halsey, q
cousin of the bride.
Mr. SHADES best man will be his
brother, George Theron Slade, and th'
ushers VIII be G. D. Halsey, Fred Beck
Pierson, Jr., James Clarke, Fred Beck
er. Henry Earle, Thornwall Muhlaly
and Clark Mullen.
A small reception will follow at thl
home of the brides parents, No. il
Central avenue
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
GfRMANY OPPOsEs PARIlIloN

Gcrmanys imperial chancellor has
defined the policy Of that country in
relation to The trouble in which China
now aads herself. he says tile war 90
China is not one OF conquest and that
Ne IS opposed to partition. The Boxer
outbreak he regards as an attack On
civilization, and. he says. Germany
first acted IN China by force Of cir
cumstanees, and then in such way
chat peace was affected neither directly
nor indirectly. 1--WE have always shown
"a friendly and benevolent disposition
towards China" he said, "and demon
strated this especially in 1895, when
China was at the mercy ef the victori-
Gus Japanese. We are waging no war
Of conquest on China. We only wish
for atonen1ant for Chinese misdecda,
and a guarantee Of reforms. We es-
pecially desire atCnement, since ether
wise such things may occur again. We
desire that the influence accuiing to
Germany In the present movement shall
be preserved to her We desire our
share in what is TO be won from China.
We win not overreach anyone, and we
will not let any ovetreach us We
have nothing to gain by a partition of
China and do not desire It. We shall
fare best If China RECEIVERS herself, so
far as possible, under the best ordered
administration obiaimable, and remains
solvent" Thus the skies brighten for
poor old China, and the Power whose
legation suffered most in the Boxer
uprising declares that she ought not tc
cease to be one OF the nations OF the
earth but should be permitted 70 re-
cover herself and mako ample atone
mont for the past. The sentiments cx-
pressed by Germany's chancellor orc
q severe blow to those Powers which
hoped that the outcome Of the troubl,
would De the PARTITION of tho ancient
empire among tho Powers aggrieved.