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final of the Bankan states.
July 3l-Ex- President Johnson died near
Jonesborough, Tenn, aged o.
Nov. 22-Vice President Henry wilson
died at Washington, aged s.,
May 10-Centennial exposition opened at
Philadelphia by Pres. Grant and Don
Pedro II: of Brazil 90
men massacFed by Indians under Sit
ting Bull near Little Big Horn river,
Montana.
Aug. Nv w. Belknap secretary of war,
acquitted of impeachment charges.
Aug. Colorado admitted to the union.
Nov. 7-Twenty-third presidential elec-
ton. Hayes received 1S5 electoral and
A.oss .295 popular votes: Tilden 1S4 cleo
torai and 4.2s4.2 .265 popular votes.
Nov. 23-Slavery abolished in Turkey.
1877.
April 25-First battle of the RussoTurk-
ish war fought near Batoum on the
Dec. a-Turks defeated by Russians at
battle of PleVna: $1,000 Turks surren-
dered.
Feb. Pope Pious TX. died.
Feb. 20-Leo XIII elected pope.
March 2-Treaty of peace signed between
Russia and Turkey that closed the
Russo-Turkish. war.
April 18-Three hundred thousand cotton
mill operatives struck in Lancashire,
England, against reduction of wages
Strike lasted nine months and was par
TALLY successful
Dec. 1T--Gold down to par In New York,
first time since Jan. 13, 1862.
1879
Jan. Specie payment resumed by the
government.
Feb. 15-4ct permitting women to prac-
tice before the supreme court passed.
1850.
May 31--League of American Wheelmen
organized at Newport.
june Tenth census taken. Population,
50,155 1888.
Nov. 2-Twenty-fourth presidential elsc-
ton. Garfield received 2f4 electoral and
4.45o, ,921 popular votes; Hancock 155 elec-
toral and 4.447, 1888 popular votes.
1881.
Feb 24-WorK began on the De Lessons
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co suns - iss' March2-Act to COM
pei railrcRhs to use automatic couplers
Aug 15-Bearing sea court Of arbitration
reported. R.gEt of U. 8. to closed sea
denied.
April 23-GeEeE1s. strike of mine workers
throughout the country against reduc-
ton OF wages. 1t involved nearly zoo, ,00G
men, and was partially successful at the
end of two months.
western railroads by American Railway
union 1t lasted two months.
July 25-Hostilities began by Japan in Chi
nese-Japanese war
district: 5000 people slaughtered. This
was the beginning Of the series of mas
sacres In Armenia that continued until
Sept, 1896.
Dec 2s-Capt Dreyfus sentenced to per-
petuai Imprisonment in fortress for
selling French military secrets,
1898.
April 16-Treaty of peace signed between
China and Japan.
May 2e-SupFeIne court decided income tag
law unconstitutional.
Jan. 1-Corea proclaimed itS Independence
of China.
1895.
Feb I6-"Reeoncentrado' ortser issued by
Gen. Weyler In Cuba.
Aug. 17-Gold discovered in Yukon district
of Alaska by Geo. Mccormack.
Nov. 3-Twenty-eighth presidential elec-
popular and III electoral votes; William
Jennings Bryan. 6,51l .073 popular and 17a
electoral votes.
June neIs-Hawaiiana annexation treaty signed
at Washington. Islands formally annexed
Jan. n-Arbitration treaty between United
States and England signed
1898.
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49, AN' <A1AN 4<GA1SlA1id Tee
admitted to the union.
July 22-Fourteenth amendment to consti-
tuition declared adopted
Nov. 3-Twenty-first presidential election.
Ulysses S. Grant, "a electoral and 8, 015 ;
OIL popular votes and Horatio Seymour
so electoral and 2709,613 popular votes.
Dec 9-Wm 6. Gladstone became prime
minister of England at head of liberal
ministry.
Dec. 25-Amnesty proclamation granting
unconditional pardon to all concerned
in confederate rebellion issued.
1869.
May 1o-Union Pacific railroad opened for
SEPT. Black Friday" elimination Of
financial panic in New York. Gold
quoted at 1929.
Oct. Sex President Franklin Pierce died
at Concord, N H, aged S..
Dec S-Ecumenicai council of Catholic
church met at Rome Pope,s fnfalli-
bility In matters of faith and morals
reafirmed.
March 3o-Fffteenth amendment ta con-
stitution declared adopted.
June-Ninth census taken. Population,
3S.5Ss.3H
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oPELoUsAs. La, SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1900.

July 15-Fra7ce declared war against
Germany. This was the beginning of
the Franco-German war.
Sept. French defeated by Prussians at
Sedan. French loss, $4,000; Prussian
loss. 10000. The next day the French
army of los, 900 men and Emperor Ma
poleon III. surrendered to King Will
liam of Prussia.
Sept 4-Emperor Napoleon III deposed
and third French republic proclaimed at
4:15 p. m.
Sept. 16-Investment of Paris begun by
the Prussians.
Sept. 2o-Rome surrendered to italian
army by the pope. This marked the
end of the popes temporal power.
1871.
March 3-Act establishing Centennial ex-
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= sHS-AAN-Nt - $50 ~ 49, ~ " Ns-iAt =
plosions 266 officers
and men killed.
March Fifty mill
lion dollars appro-
priated for nation
al defense.
April I7Great pow
ers Of Europe ma ke
q plea for peace
between u nit ed
States and Spain.
A pTil 20-Spanish
minister. Polo de
Bernade, given his
passports.
21-Mfn is ter
Woodford left Ma
dsid.
April e - President
calls for 125 600 vol
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5ob G1 tAl3lGAAA AL
enue stamps, ST.
$50, 900.
July Alexander
Graham Bell con-
structed first sue
cessful telephone.
July Peasants of
Herzegovina re-
belled against OF
tonlan government
to resist collec-
ton of taxes. This
led to rebelIions
In the Turkish
provinces of Ser
via, Bosnia and
Montenegro last
ing through 1876,
and ended in the
Russo-Turkish war
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t@&A~- 49, - N-GAllAts
March Is Car
Alexander III. of
Russia assassin
ated by nihilists
in ST. Petersburg.
Alexander Ill. pro-
claimed emperor
March II.
May Kingdom of
Roumania estah-
lisfled by corona
ton of Prince
Charles as king.
June "a Secretary
of State Blaine
notified American
ministers at Eu-
ropean courts that
any attempt to
guarantee neutral
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rs.
Jan. 2s-Judge L. @.
c. Lamar, soldier,
statesman, jurist,
died at Macon, Ga.
Jan. N-James G..
B a In e died at
Washington. aged
63.
Feb. 20-Gen. P. T.
G. Beauregard died
at New Orleans,
aged 75.
Feb. 22-Inman line
steamers City OF
New York and City
of Paris trans
ferred from British
to American reg
e< y ~swr saA-ra ia Ff.=5ftEit5tgy
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~ SO ~ - ~-se~ ~
gan by capture of
small force of u.
s. troops by Mexi-
cans.
May IL President
P ok announced
that state of war
existe d between
United States and
Mexico.
] u n e 15--T T e a t y
signed with Great
Britain settling the
the Oregon bound
ary dispute
June 26-Corn laws
of England re-
pealed by parlia-
ment. This was
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bill in England be-
came law. It pre-
vented a revolution
and gave to the
middle classes the
supreme political
power in the king
dom.
June 22-First death
from cholerain the
United Sta tes oc-
Cured at New
York.
July 13-Source of
Mississippi discov-
cred by Henry r.
ScllooIcraft.
Tuly 14-Tariff meas
ures of 1928 par
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delphia passed by
congress.
March First civil
service commission
appointed.
Oct. So Fire de-
stroyed 20, 900 build
ings in Chica go:
9s, 500 people made
homeless; o S s,
Sl92, 600. 900.
Nov. 10-Henry M.
Stanley found DR..
Livingstone at Iii
il, Central Africa.
Jan. 1S-king VIII
liam of Prussia
proclaimed e m :
peror OF Germany.
This completed the
. L. -
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Al " ~ Z ! " Va
Spain.
March 24-Oath of Of
fee as vice presi-
& dent administered
to William r. King
by Consul Snarkey
at Cumbre, Cuba.
Allowed by special
act Of congress.
April 18-Vice Presi-
d en- t William r.
King died at Ca
f1awba, Ala, aged
81.
Oct. Turkey de-
clared war against
Russia. This was
the beginning of
the riIaAan war
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southwestern rail-
roads.
May 4 = Anarchist
riot and Haymar-
ket massacre took
place in Chicago.
June = Gladstone's
home rule bill for
ireland defeated
in English parlia-
ment.
Aug 31-Gharleston,
S. c., and other
southern points
visited by severe
earthquake.
A u 6. 2o--S p | e q
Schwab, Fielden,
TNs
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~ 1t7 aAA IA ~ y q ~ A.
state having one
vote. John Quin-
cy A d a m s re-
eefyed 10, Andrew
Jackson. Z, a n d
William Fl. Craw-
ford. 4.
Ma v 25--A m eric a n
Unitarian associa-
ton organized in
Boston.
May &c o u5n t of
A TT is crowned
king of France as
Charles x.
J une 17-C orn e r
stone of B u n k e r
hill monument laid
by Lafayette.
no| 90 " ~ ,oroY
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.
Johnson.
May 5-Grand army
instituted Decora-
tion day, des:gnat-
ing May 80.
26- President
johnson acquitted
o { impeachment
charges.
June / Ex-presi-
dent James Bu-
c b a n a n died az
w heat1and, Pa.
June q Arkansas
readHitted to the
union.
June 2S-North and
S o U tn Carolina,
Alabama, Florida
and Louisiana ra.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-12-15

TON lHauSuTdleO.
March Is Embargo
act, excepting as to
Great Britain and
France, repealed.
March 9-Gustavus
". of Sweden COM
PEELED to abdicate.
April Alliance be-
tween England and
A u S { ria against
France formed.
July Sc Napoleon
defeated Austrians
at Wagram.
July 6 Pope Plus
VII. captured by
order of Napoleon
and carried pris-
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armies.
May 4F e d era |
army, numbering
130, 900 men, Gro ssed
the Rapidan to at
tack Lee.
May Struggle be-
tween federal and
confederate armies
in the Wilde rness
and at SpoEtsyi-
yania began. In
these battles the
federal army lost
40, 900 men.
NJ a v l7-P o S t a |
money order sys-
tenn established.
May 10 = Nathaniel
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1s4o.
Jan. I9-Lieut. Wilkes discovered Antar,

rep. W-hSuSSu VIC
toria married to
her cousin, Prince
Albert of Saxe-Co-
burg.
June-Fifth census
taken. Population,
II, ,06S. e66.
July 19-"Britania,' -
first of the Cunard
steamers, arrived
at Boston IA days
8 hours from Liver
pool.
Nov. 10-Fourteenth
presidential elec-
ton. William Hen
ry Harrison r e.
ceived 2S4 electoral
and 1,2T5.017 popu-
"A 4
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May u-Garfoaldi landed at Marsala. sici

~. On May Ii ne
proclaimed hi M
self dictator In the
name Of King VIC
tor e m m a nue ell.
This was the be-
ginning of the war
Tor Italian unity.
1S-A bra h a m
Lincoln nominated
Tor president on
fourth ballot at
Chicago.
] June--Eighth census
taken. Population.
81 AZ, 321.
Oct. l2-French and
English allies cap
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1901.
Jan. Legislative union established be-
fsaraa Great BRIT

ain and Ireland.
Feb. Sire ty of
p e a c g between
France and Aus
tria.
Feb. 18-T h o m a s
Jefferson elec ct e d
president by vote
of the house Of
representatives be-
cause of tie in cleo
toral vote between
himself and Aaron
Burr, the latter be-
coming vice presi-
dent.
March 24-Emperor
Paul of Russia as
sassinateG.
Nj arc h 21-Freneh
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N0AAS ISS v - & "
years. capital, S35-
coz, oo0.
2T-First pro-
tectiye t q ri II bill
passed by congress.
July 5--Ice a quarter
of an inch thick
formed in Pennsyi-
vania. New York
and New England
states.
] u y 9--Argentine
Republic declared
Its independence Of
Spain,
Dec. 1f-Tndiana ad-
m / t { e d t o the
a-@s an
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1921.
Feb. 24-Mexico declared Its independence

= =
crowned first em-
peror as Augustin
l., Sept. "a. 1921.
Nd a r C h s. James
Monroe and Daniel
D. Tompkins inau-
gurated president
and vice president
for second term.
CIV ar t 0 T
Gre e k independ-
ence began against
Turkey.
5---N a p ole on
died at st. Hele-as
aged So.
July Is = Peru de-
olared its in6epend-
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ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.

July 7--Pasteur inoculated first patient
for hydrophobia
Nov, 25-Yice-P President Thomas A. Hem
bricks died at Indianapolis. Ind, aged 66.
1856.
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Nov. 1a-Def1nite treaty of peace gigned be-
tween Austria and France and Sardinia
at Zurich. Italian nationality recognized
by Austria.
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March 1o-een. Grant placed in command
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Feb. 9-House of REPRESENTATIVES voted fol
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-12-15

Feb. 15-eattleship Main destroyed in Ha.
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yaa- .s--Gen. Benjamin F. Butler died at
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Feb. 2-Work began m Q on the De Les
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-12-15

March Black Hawk war begun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08

Sr. Director del BOLETIN MEROANTIL
Londres, l6 de Mayo de 1900.
Los beers no han respondido q las
esperanzas que tOdos cifraban en- su
resistencia. No solo abandonan Krons
tadt sin defenderse, cosa casi desconta
da en- LOndres, dados los recursos acu
muIados pOr lord Roberts, sino que de-
jan llegar NADIA menOs que Dundee
sir Butler, sin defender las colinas Y
montaflas de Biggarsberg. Els verdad
que los beers han arrasadO a Dundee
que aquelIa poblaci6n POGO 8 NADIA SER
vira va a los ingLeses pero allf hay
ricas minas de carbon. Los beers Sc
retiran al Norte. Todavfa ocupan
NewscatIe, 4 Charlestown y otras po
blaciones del Natal pero sir Bnller
avanza ahora apoyado por las diyisio
mes y columnas que mandan Bethuen,
Hamilton, Hildyard y Dundonald,
que es ell que ha batido ell record aYan-
zando mas. Nj un combate serio; solo
ligeras escaramuzas.
IQu6 Sc proponen los bOersi Todo
indica que estan dispuestos q resistir,
81 sin embargo abandonan m0ntafias
en- donde habian realizad0 no desprecia
b|es obras de defensa. Han incendiado
matouales ? eampos para que el 7ien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
ILengua castellana
LENGUA
ESPANOLA !?

Como contestaci0n q esta pregunta
81 siempre oportuna, hoy de la mayor
actualidad, reproducimos las slgulen
tes lineas de un importante libro es
paflol en- ell que sus redactoles, muy
conocidos periodistas, despues de desa
catar Ia autoridad de la Academia
llamando a:nuestro idioma LenguG Is
pafOlo no CdsteIIGnG, como aquella
Ia denomina, escriben 10 siguiente:
"No somos los pIimeros que asf la
llaman; pero 81 & nadie Sc le hubiera
ocurlido este cambio, nosotros 10 ha
brfamos hecho, porque para apellidarla
CdstelIanG no hay otra Taz6n que Ia
que tendrfa un hombre que, habiendo
nacido en- Zaragoza, Sc llamara anda
luz Dor haberse educado en- Malaga.
"Nuestra lengua no tiene su Origen
en- Castillo: no fue alll dOnde sOla-
mente tuvo asiento la domination ro-
mana, nj donde los godos, deseOsos de
entender los vencdos, y de que los
vencidos les entendieran, adulteraron
ell hsbla latina, nj donde los arabes de-
iaron ell rico arsenal de voces que sur
ti6 al Padre Alcala para su copioso vo-
cabuIario sino en- toda Ia Iberia ce
que Espafia formaba parte.
"Es verdad que en- Castillo, por Ia
Influenza que en- la civilization ejer-
cen la capitalidad y la corte, va cuan
do 6stas estuvieron en- Valladolid, va
en- Burgos, Sc modified y puli6 mucho
ell lenguaje antique; pe-O no fne en- Ia
estrecha cuna de Castillo donde nacio
el idioma, sino en- la Espala entera;
v asf como Italia no llama Romano a
la suya, que estarfa mas justificado, nj
Portugal CastellanG 4 la que alli Sc
habla, teniendo nuestro mismo origen,
asf creemos nosotros que la nuestra
debe llalnarse EspGnOlG y no CGstettG-
ma, hoy mas que nunca, que es me-
hester huir de todo detalle, por insig
nifcante que parezca, que exrravie 81
conceDto de la intangible unidad dc Ia
patria" y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
BOXERS" EN- FUGA
FUEGO A UNA POBLacION

Los ingleses emplazaron los Ca
7iones de marina sobre unos cerros
desde los que Sc dominaban las po-
siciones ocupadas por los rebeldes
que huyeron al yer los estragos que
les causaba la artillerfa.
Los borers, en- su precipitada flu
ga, intentaron prender fuego a los
suburbios de Toungtcheu aunque no
pudieron realizar su proposito por
haber acrdido q tempo la marine
ria lograndonextinguiS las llamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
Los OSREpRESENTANTES
DEL TRANSvAAL
lMPORTANTE APELACION AL
PUEBLO AMERICANA

Los delegados beers que actualmen
te Sc encuentran en- los Estados Uni
dos hacienda propaganda en- favor de
las Repdblicas del Africa del Sur, han
dirigido una nueva apelaci6n al pueblo
americana.
Dicen en- su proclama que, del mis-
mo modo que los Estados Unidos OBJ
tuvieron ell arbitraje para Venezuela,
no obstante haberlo declaradO lngla.
terra impossible, del mismo modo espe-
ran las delegados beers que Ia opinion
de Ia gran RepGblica nertesmerieana
conseguira detener Ia mano poderosa
que atenta & la independence de los
beers y Ia obligara & som9ter Ia cues
ti6n del Gobierno future de las kepu-
blicas sud afiicanas a IL resolution Dc
un Tribunal impartial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08

Sstan perdidos para siempre. No po-
dram EN- 10 successive armarse nj prepa-
Sarse para la lucha, porque Inglaterra
no perdona y absorbe.
Pero ell dominic de la violencia tam
POGO puede ser eterno. Tiene la Gran
Bretaia mucbos envidiosos y muchos
y fuertes enemigos, y 81 algun dia, co
mo va 10 temen sus estadistas, tnVle-
ran que acudir a defender el suelo ma
cional. 81 se vieran en- la necesidad de
defender ell territorio ingl6s de Europa
las colonias desarafecfail.
En- Londres ys no ca1san los trlnn
tos actnales, obtenidos casi sin com5a'
te, ell entusiasmo que produjeron Ia
iona de Ladysmith, la rendici6n dc
CroDje y la entrada en- Bloemfontein
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
RUSla Y LA GRAN BRETANa
TEMIENDO C0MPLICAClONES

Los referidos telegramas anaden
que la situaci6n de China Sc agrava
por momentos y que tanto Russia
como Inglaterra han reforzado po
derosamente con fuerzas de mar las
guarniciones de Port-Arthur y Wei
Hal Wei temiendo tupdadamente
que los desmanes de los BOXERS orr
ginen cualquier complication de
mas graves consecuencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
PRETORIA DEsMANTELADA
EVIDENTES SENALES
DE La CONTINUATION De La GUERRA

Los referidos Comisionados ana
den que, antes de que Roberts en-
trase On Johannesburg, habfan tras-
ladados los beers a una poblaci6n
situada q muchas millas de Pretoria
todos los 1tiles y efectos de las "a
bricas de armas y munic;ones que
tuncionaban en- aquella ciudad.
Los comamdos Sc repartieron, asf
mismo. todas las piezas de artfllerfa
emplazadas en- los tuertes de Pre-
toria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
Information DQCaDlG
NueVa York, 5 A Juno
LAS TARIFAs De CUBA, PUERTO RICO
YFILIPlKAS
: CONFERENCIA CON LORD SALISBURY
ConFERENCIA CON LORD SALISBURY

Los Comerciantes de Londres
que, segdn telegrafie aver, Sc reu-
nieron en- session pdblica & fin de
examinar los aranceles puestos en-
vigor en- Cuba, Puerto Rico y Fill
pinas, han acordado enviar una co
misiCn al Presidente del Gabinete,
Lord Salisbury, para lograr del go
bierno que interponga sus buenos
ofcios procurando que Sc modii-
quen dichos aranceles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
ImpoRTAMTEs DEcLARAcloNEs
De LOS coMlsIoNADos DEL TRAEsVAAl

Despachos de Washington afr
man que los Delegados beers Vol
marans, Fischer y Vessels han de
clarado que la tolna de Pretoria nc
ha producido ell NAL efecto que su
pone la prensa britannica gu las filas
transvaalenses y que estos Sc han de-
cidido q hacer la guerra de guerri-
Has que har& convencer a Inglate
ira de la imposibilidad de apoderar
Sc por complete de las Repdblicas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
VlSITAA UN EMBAjaI0a
UN MINlSTRO CELOSO

Lord Salisbury, inmediatamente
despues de escuchar las quejas de
los miembros elegidos por el conner
clio de Londres para interpretar sus
queias, celebro una entrevista con el
Embaiador de los Estados Unidos.
Mr.. Joseph Fl. Choate, hablando
extensanente respectO al particu-
lar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
ATAQUES De La PRENSA

La prensa londinense, en- general,
ataca los fuertes tributos impuestos
q la importation extranjera en- los
referidos paises, y, muy principal
mente, las modifcaciones Introduce
das poco tempo ha en- la tarifa Por-
ter due rigi6 en- Cuba, donde tantos
negocios tiene Inglaterra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
ENCUENTRO EN- CHINA
ENTIRE IMGLESES Y BOXERS :

Despachos de Yokohama dan cuen
ia de haberse ibrado aver un en-
cuentro en- las cercanfas de Toungt-
cheu entire las dotaciones de los bar
cos de guerra ingleses desembarca-
das en- Tientsin y un considerable
n6mero de bOrerS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
NUEVA YORK

han reunido mas de 20 barcos de
guerra entire ingleses. franceses, ru-
SOS, alamanes y americanos, que
cuentan, entire todos ellos con mas
de 10000 hombres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
CARHA DE- LOlHRES

En- el Natal TOmG de Dundee. --Nue-
"a McticG --ACance de los ingleses. -
Elp0rtido sOciGIsstG obrcr0. : La CO.
mission beer. La Grenga de BOtha
Er. Director del BoLETIN MEROANTIL
Londres, l6 de Mayo de 1900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
MUERTOS Y HERIDOS

En- la reterida acci6n tuvieron 5
baias los ingleses un Official y cua
fro artilleros heridos.
Los soreys deiaron en- el lugar del
combate % muertos calculandose
en- mas de 80 eI ndmero de sus hes
ridos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-08
En- Il GOLFO De PETCHILl
MAS De $4,000 HOmBRES

TeIeeramas de Shanghai anun
clan que en- 81 goIfo De Petchili Sc
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-02-23
Church Services.

The Epworth League will hold
it's service in the audience room
of the M. E. Church next Sunday
evening from $50 to 7:3O p. m.
There will be first reception Of
the new mem bers who have join
ed the league during the last
month. Then a paper will be
read by Miss McCollum concern
ing the life and purpose of our
new general Secretary, Dr.
Thirkield, followed by a conse-
Grafton service. Every body
welcome.
The services at the M. E.
Church will be as usual next Sab
bath excepting the evening SER
vice will be omitted on account of
the union temperance meeting at
the Congregational church.
The topic for the Christian
Endeavor Sunday evening is
'The Strength of Humility. =
Leader, Miss Agnes Wood.
All young people are cordially
invited.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-02-23
El.M liz A.

TeD. 10. lJu.
Several Elmirans participated in a
fox chase this afternoon but without
fatal results to the fox.
Ray kimbal has a new "Stevens
Favorite' rifle.
There will be basket social at O.
Garvys Friday evening. March 2. All
are cordially invited.
Elmer Aldrich sold his farm last
week to Chas, Spearing for $4,000
cash. Mr.. Aldrich expects to go to
Oregon in search of a milder climate
Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich will be greatly
missed by a host of friends. They
will be accompanied by Mrs. Rebecca
Webster, mother of Mrs. Aldrich.
Henry Mann departed this morning
for Minneapolis, where he will visit
relatives and friends.
Chas. Putnam returned from visit
at Dawson Mimi, Yesterday.
Blanche KimbalI is visiting friends
at Revlllo this week.
Mr.. E. Lafountain received some
fine blooded chickens from Mantorville
Minn., last week. They are White
Brahma variety and are very fine
birds