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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-03-23
THE
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter,
Edgerton, Wisconsin.
NOTE BOOK SKETCHES.
Edgerton.

Upon the culture of tobacco Farmers
Bulletin No. 80 has many good points
both for the experienced grower and the
beginner. The following suggestions
seem applicable at the present time:
SELECTING THE SEED.
In the production of tobacco, the
proper selection of seed is one of the
most important problems. Good meth
DDS, skill and experience in the cultlva-
ton, careful worming, and care in the
barn and after curing, all amount to
little if there has been carelessness in
selecting the seed.
AS the different soils of the various
states produce different types OF tobacco,
the prospective grower will have to learn
from experience Of others and from the
best literature he can obtain what va
riety of seed will likely yield the best
product on the particular land to be
planted With this knowledge OF what
is wanted, too much care cannot be ex-
ercised in obtaining the seed. 1t is ad-
visable to obtain it from reliable seedmen
or an intelligent grower rather than from
a country druggist or grocery store.
Having procured the best seed for the
locality and soil, the grower should MAIN
tain and improve the quality by proper
selection Of seed from his own crop or by
the production of seed plants in other
ways, as will be explained later. The
production of tobacco seed requires care
ful attention, because some varieties de-
teriorate while otheIs improve in given
district.
HOW MUCH SEED TO SOW.
Tobacco seeds are extremely small and
an ounce of them contain from 100000
to 100000 seeds. A large percentage OF
these, however, will not sprOut; some OF
them are not fertile, and others have a
hard coating too resistant to moisture
After careful experiments, it is pretty
well established that not more than
seventy-fve per cent Of the most care
fully grown tobacco will germinate, while
very much less than this, under ordinary
circumstances, be available for planting
Allowing, however, for the imperfections
in the seed, and for the too deep and toe
shallow planting and for loss by accident
there ought to be at least 80, 900 seeds OF
plants from an ounce of fresh tobacco
seed It must be remembered, however
that many OF the plants Will be WeaE
and some of them will be retarded by
the more vigorous plants; they will moi
therefore be of uniform size and ready
to transplant at the same time. AS the
grower usually plants the field at a single
planting, he cannot wait for the back
ward plants to grow. Experienced plant
ers, therefore, usually SOW at least three
times the amount of seed that they ex
nect to reed in order to provide them
selves with sufficient plants when the
time comes for setting them out. A bed
3x50 feet, producing 10000 to 10000
plants in the aggregate, can be used fo1
sowing about one-third of an ounce OF
good, fresh seed, but it is safer to SOW
three such beds for this number OF
plants; having an abundance of plants
one gets the additional advantage OF
having a large percentage of forward
thrifty plants.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
Good Showing at Burlington.

Tie annual report Of the supervising
special agent OF the treasury department
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1900,
shows that for that year the customs dis
trict of Vermont, of which Burlington is
the port Of entry, stands eleventh IN the
amount OF revenue collec ed, thu total re-
ceipts for the year being $779,18 The
district as, makes a good showing in other
respects, for of the 120 customs district
in the United States it stands seventh
in number of entries taken, fifth in the
number of cars sealed for transit through
Canada, and third in value Of goods re-
ceived from Canada under consular seal.
on which duty is collecte d at the port Of
destination. The las. two items, while not
adding anything to the collections, largely
increase the work OF the district, making It
necessary to examine, manifest and seal
upwards Of IS 900 freight cars
Notwithstanding this large amount OF
labor for which there is no financial return,
there is but one other district in the whole
United States employing about the same
number Of men, in which the cost of col
lecting the revenue is smaller than in tn.
district of Vermont. In none OF the 20
districts collecting the largest revenue is
the expense per man SO small as in the Yer
mont district, which speaks we'll for its ad-
ministration and the eff ;iency of its EN-.
ployes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
Business Cards.
Dentists.
Or. |. K. THaYtR, DENTIST,

Crown or Bridge work, or Artificial Teeth
without plates. All kinds OF Dental work
faithfully and reasonably performed. APP.
potntments may be made by mail OF In
person. p. o. Box, IS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1900.
STATE NEWS.
Knott Tells How it Happened.
| CONTINUED FROM PAGE 81

A. a hearing in Burlington Saturday aft
ernoon before Referee Deb ervl e, Z. f..
Knott, the senior member OF the firm o..
Knott & Closson, gave the following rea-
sons for the collapse of the concern: The
houses the firm dealt with would call on
notice of one hour for deposits to protect
the holdings of customers. At one time
the firm had sufficient capital 10 respond
while money coming by mail from custom
ers made the deposits good, Tbs market
did not always come the way of the firm.
The funds from customers did not come
fast enough. The cl, rcal force OF the offics
was small and it wa, impossible to tell in a
short time what customers owed. At no
time did the firm enter the ma'kat them
selves but in many cases the holdings went
below the limit and we're not sold out. 1t
was imposs BILE to rea Oh all of the custc mt rs
soon enough.
The firm was lenient in the extreme with
its customers. The business grew too
large for the capital-some Of the money
sent in to our houses was lost. The legiti-
mate commissions were never overdI avn
and it can be shown where the money
went. The firm probably began to be
short of hol ilngs in August and they were
not aware until later to the extent they
were carrying customers and thus affecting
their final sclvency. Had Mr.. Knott gone
to New York two we ks earle he said he
believed he could have saved the custom
ers. An examination of the final state
ments from the houses to the firm with the
papers held by the trustee will show the
holdings previous to the failure.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
Names Big Game Season.

The big game season in Maine has closed
and the record shows that there have been
shipped through Bangor from the great
game region north and east of the city BIB
deer, and 1873 moose, which is decrease
Of 331 deer and one moose from the season
OF 1899.
THIS has been the best, with the excep-
ton of 1899, on record. The falling off N
the kill is attr buted to various causes. In
the first place there have been fewer hun
tiers owing to the presidential campaign,
then the weather conditions we're for the
most part unfavorable and only $50 fawns
were killed, as compared with last season,
when 500 were taken through Bangor in
enc month.
The season was prolific of footing ac-
cideDts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
STATE BRIEFS.

William S. Davenport OF Williamstown,
second son of the late Rice Davenport and
brother Of Walter R. Davenport, is also
a nephew of that inventive genius, the late
Thomas Davenport whose name is asso-
ciated by bis acquaintance with discovery
in the way of telegraph. While William
s. Davenport's minority was spent on the
farm in Wiliamstown, he early showed a
great love of study of mechanic, as well as
a great aptitude for mechanical art and his
spare moments were eagerly employed
along this line. When the time came to
60 out into the world for himself he went
to Rutland to work in a button factory
He was not thers long, but went to wol k
for the Fairbank, company in st Johns
bury, where he remained for several years
From there he went to Rome, Ga to work
in scale factory, but did not like the
south well enoug Oh to live there. On hi.
return north he went to work tor Brown &
Sharpe OF Providence r L., who have had
at one time more than 1000 names on their
pay roll. He remained with this firm for
some ten or twelve years, having risen to
high position with them. In late num-
Der of the american MachiDist" are two
engravings of what would seem to be COM
plcated ma hines, one especially very
much SO, that Brown & Sharpe exhibited
this year in Paris that Mr. Davenport de-
ugned. Mr.. Davenport has row invented
another expensive machine, the facts con-
corning which will come out later. A firm
in New Bedford, Mass has taken him in
to partne rship and will manufacture the
machines. Unlike some inventors, Mr..
h. ho 60
lite and health are spared bin, he is sure
10 make brighter mark than he has al
ready done. But these D ,venport brothers
have warm sffection for each other that it
does one good to see. Thev recently met
for visit in Boston. While one is
Methodist preacher, the other is a good
Metho list laymau, and those who have
known them throughout their lives will
give them warm pr .ise for the work they
have already accomplished and viii h
su1urs for more and batter work in the
future.
On the boundary line between Vermont
and Quebec Province in Canada il an old
builiing which is now used Is the post
office for both countries, says the New
York journal. 1t is an old stone build
ing, built about rs wears ego. and it is To-
Gated at Reebe Plains, a town that is
Uni cd States on one side If the street and
Canada on the other. The postofice Is an
exhibition Of the good will Of the people OF
the section. The father Is the postmaster
for Qrebec, and the daughter postmi,r. IS
tor Vermont. The post in front of the
building is the boundary line The cellar
under the building, (which was originally
q general .for ;" connected the two coun-
tries. Whiskey was known TO be put down
in ore country and come out in the other
The officers were put in the same building
to accommodate the farmers, who did not
wish to get out Of their wagons at two
points.
The condition Of the Burlington break
water il such O. to have created some
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
GET INSIDE.

YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS IN BEL.
LOWS FALLS WILL SHOW YOU HOW.
Rubbing the back won't cure backache.
A iiniment may relieve, but can't cure.
B.ckache comes from the inside, from the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills get inside.
They cure sick kidneys.
Here is Bellows Falls proof that this is so.
Mr.. John sltttery of Bridge street. en-
ployed at the Robertson Paper Co., says:-
81 had pain and lameness across my back and
if sat down 1 could hardly get up on &C.
count OF the lameness across my loins. When
stopping could not straighten on account of
severe pains but had to wiggle my body
around so as to avoid the twiugs. also had
kidney weakness which was very annoying
at night saw Doan's Kidney Pills adver-
tised in our paper and being troubled at the
time severely, got q box at Andrews drug
store. They did me much good. Ny bsck
was better and stronger and the kidney weak
ness was relieved. My little giil was also
much annoyed by q kidney weakness which
made much work for her mother. Between
her and myself we used two boxes, obtaining
the best of results"
Sold for 80 centsrpe box. For sale by all
dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y
sole agents for the United States. Remem-
bsr the nams-Doan's-and take no substi-
tuts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
Send 10 cts. in Silver

or set Of Infants Wardrobe Patterns
Babies Outfits Furnished. Send for prices
Mrs. Carolyn D. spefford & e.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27

J. M. RYDER, M. D.,
80 Saxtons River ST., Bellows Fails.
Physician and Surgeon. Natural Bone Set
ter Chronic and Private Diseases Special.
ty. 30 vears practice Office Hours, 9-l2-
l-8. Telephone Connection. Take car 10
corner of West and Saxtops River Street.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
F. c. Wilkinson, D. v. S.,
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Treats all diseases OF domesticated ami
mails. Surgical operations and dentistry q
specially. All orders bv mail, telegraph or
telephone promptly attended tn. Telephone
connection. Rockingham Hotel, Bellows
Falls. vt. An operations at owners risk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15

La situaci0n polftica en- NADIA ha va
riado y nj Sc presenta tampoco muy .cla-
ra.
AdemaS los temOres que vienen de
fuera, debido a la guerra de Inglateira,
son cada vez mayores, dado ell estado
de tirantez de algunas potencias de
EuI Opa, de sus aprestos continues de
la necesidad de llegar a ina soluci6n
clara que marque la paz.
Francia, enamOfada de, su ExpOsi-
ci6n pr6xima no provOcara la guerra,
antes la evitara por todos los medios &
su alcance, a parte de que no esta pre-
parada para ella; y Russia solo parece
nreocuparse de sus ferrocarriles en-
Asia. Y hablo solamente de estos
dos pueblos, porque 81 Espana ha de
entrar en- alguna alianza parece natu-
raj que sea con esas naciones y no con
OtraS.
Respecto & valores del Estado Y mer-
cantiles, los que estan Representatives
Dor orc, como ell exterior estampillado
han obtenido bastante baja; pero los
que estan Representatives por plata Sc
mantienen frmes; y algunos de ellos
han subido bastante.
De provincias comunican la muerte
del senior Fragoso, Secretario del Co.
bierno que fu6 en- esa, y la grave en-
fermedad, debido a una pulmOnfa do
BILE, del general Ortega, nltimo gober
nador militar espaiiol de esa plaza.
r..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
La NJ { NORA ANUAL
DEL CASINO ESPANOL

Hemos recibido un ejemplar de la
Memoria presentada por la Junta Di
rectiva del Casino Espa1ol en- 81 de
Diciembre 1ltimo, a la junta general
de socios propietarios celebrada este
dia, y q la cual va unida una moci6n
del Presidente de aquel Centre, senor
don Ricardo Alfonso, fecha 8 de No
viembre del pasado afio tambi6n, en- la
que Sc propone la concession de una au-
torizaci6n al Casino Espanol para que
gestione la formation de un nuevo or
ganismo que Sc titulara "Colonia Es-
paTiola", al que le seran trasmitidos en-
propiedad tanto ell referido centric, CO.
mo ell denominado "Sociedad de Auxi-
lio M1tuo".
Del examen de la expresada Memo
ria Sc desprende que ell n1mero de So
clos del Casino ha aumentado de 247
que eran en- Enero de 1899, q 768; que
la Secci0n de Benefcencia, cuyos ion
dos disponibles llegaron, con ell donati-
vo de S 10.259 .O4 hecho por ell Gobier-
no Espanol, a la suma de 5 20,798,
inyirti0 en- repatriation de espanoles
indigentes, suscripciones beneficas y
limosnas la cantidad de S 1911 SO /;
que las secciones de instruction y Re-
cre0 han dado excelentes resultados,
esperandose que sean muy brillantes
los que consiga en- 10 successive la pri-
mera de aquellas y, finalmente, que
la situaci6n economical del Casino pue-
de resumirse del modo siguiente: in
gresos, $50, ,622. SO; egresos, $34, ,893.69,
quedando un brante lfquido de
S 1,729.27
Dicha Memoria, asf como Ia antori-
zaci6n sOlicitada por el senior Alfonso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15

y sin que aun nos hubiera perseguido
tan brusca y tenazmente ell mGlignO
San CW6GcO, con su euRcG 0isto tempo
raj del s de Agosto 1ltimo que acre
cent6 nuestra ruina va ell Honorable
Mayor General, Comandante de este
Departamento entonces Guy V. Hen
ry "a g. g haciendose eco de los de-
secs de la sapremG mGyOriG de este
pals dict6 las ordenes de 10 y 81 de
Enero del pasado 1899, otOrgandO pro-
rfOgG para ell pago de los cr6ditOs hi
potecarios, en- la forma que en- aQuellas
Sc determinan, de acuerdo con ell Ra-
mo de justicia y hasta 10 de este mes
de Enero de 1900, haciendose estensi-
vo ese beneficio de 8 de Mario del pro-
pio ano anterior, a las ventas con pac
to de retro. que hayan vencido sc
venzan desde aquella primera fecha, y
que Nc son, ccmo es bien sabido, y Sc
consigna muy acertada y juiciosamente
en- aquella disposition judicial oJfcial,
sino cOntrGtos de gGrGnttdS que Sc hd-
cen con el fin de dGrle d estG mayor
.fMerSG q etfcacia g para eUitarse los
acreedOres los gastOs cOnsiguientes q
ana ejecuci6n, 81 et d6bi o garGntiSado
no Sc les dbOnG.
Basta consignar para corolario de la
raz0n juStificada de esaS disposiciones
que reclamaba, entonces, como hoy Sc re
cEGmG, con insistencia, aunadoS, urgen
temente y a voces, en- bien general la
gran mayoria de los elementOs sociales,
que forman ell senSato & inteligente
pueblo de Puerto-Rico, nadie, absolu-
tamente nadie, Sc opuso en- ningun
sentido de ras6n o 6derechO, nj adn los
supuestss peUudicadOs, q tan cOrrectas
Y necesarias determinaciones del Go
blerno que nos comanda, adquiriendo
ell fallo de su eontenido, Ia fuersa de
ley, que lie d1 su GutOriClGd de cOsG juS
gGda, segdn los mas rudimentarios
principles del Derecho, en- 10 general j;
y Ell 10 particular la constante juris
prudencia del Supreme Tribunal de
Justicia espanol, aun VICENTE, consig-
nadO en- varias de sus sentencias, en-
tire elias, Ia de "a de Mario de 1892 y
otras sin que pueda alegarse descono-
cimiento de clio por los tenedores de
esos creditos, dada su no gesti6n de
cobro y 10 estatuido en- las sentencias
| del indicadO Supreme Tribunal, de
de Mario de 1885 sus concordantes,
sirviendo en- consecuencia eSe tdlIO da-
do en- ell asunto, por ell rigente gobierno
militar de esta isla, que tenfa y tiene
facultades legislativas, una prueba de
preSunci6n en- pro de los abatidos den
dores, y de que nos habla nuestro vi
gente C6digo Civil.
NICOLAS S. ARANA.
Enero IL de 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15

Aunque muri6 en- ell ParIamento ell
Concerto econ6mico, la agitaci6n cata-
lanista no ha cesado, aunque ST ha dis
minuido mucho.
Cel6branse meetings coEstantemente,
pero va con poca unidad de acci6n y
de pensamiento. El general Despuiols
ha cambiado cartas con Silvela, respec
to q este asunto, en- sentido de opinio-
nes contrarias, pues, fundado en- mott
vos de salud, anuncia la dimisi6n, al
mismo tempo que con ell estado de
gnerra en- la hermosa capital del prin-
cipadO.
Ell Senado espafiol ha concedido
1000 pesos anuales & la viuda del he
r6icO general Vara del Rey, que muri6,
como es sabldo, con 200 artilleros de
los 400 que mandaba en- ell Caney; al
mismo tempo que el Senado america
no concedfa igual pension a la viuda
del general Lawton, que tom6 aquella
posici6n en- Santiago de Cuba Y que
ACADIA de morir pobre, de un balazo que
recibi0 en- un cOmbate en- las cercanias
de Manila. Lawton era de la clase de
tropa muy entendido como militar, muy
honrado y todo un valiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
aAN al

para gestionar la constitution de la
Oolonia Espanola, y creaci6n de la
Secci6n de Benefcencia, fueron apro-
badas por la Junta general mencionada.
Son de mucha importancia estos acuer-
dos, establishments ell que hace refe-
rencia la Oolonia Espahola, Y es de
esperar que de todos los pueblos de la
Isla partan iniciativas Y opiniones ten
dentes q la realization dc tai fin, indis-
cutiblemente interesante para todos
los residences espanoles, y para el pals
en- general, que no reconocer5, gusto-
samente sin duda, las grandes venta-
jas que habran de derivarse de la refe-
rida institution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
Tercio en- ell debate
III.

No es la primera vez que Sc coloca
en- ell tapete de la opinion p1blica, ell
asunto que ACADIA de plantearse, con
notable acierto y gran espfritu de equi
dad y conmiseracion, en- las c0lumnas
del importante diario capitaleflo, que
CORE en- su tercera epoca, ell BoLETIN
MERoANTIL DE PUERTO Rico, sobre
pr6ryogG para ell pagO de los cr6dStOs
hipOtecariOs que resultan pendientes de
pag0 en- esta isla.
va antes, bien 10 deben recordar
nuestros lect0res Sc llev0 este hits al
temple de Astrea por los entusiastas i
justOs defensOres de la abdtida agri-
culture, en- la OCCASION en- que, eristiels-
DO el misuo regimen militar que hoy,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
Servicio CabIegrafCo Directo
DIR
NUEVA YORK

disgustado de los desaires, hasta cierto
punto, que recibe en- ell Parlamento.
Y digo hasta cierto puDto, porque la
crftica y la eensuFa no van contra los
marfnos, sino contra la administration
de la Marina, que hace est6riles GUAM
tiosos sacrifcios.
El Parlamento reanudara sus sesio-
nes ell 2 de Enero. para seguir con
igual calor discutiendo los presupuestos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
GACETA DE AVER

Sentencia del Tribunal Supreme de
Justicia declarando no haber lugar al
recurso de casaci6n interpuesto por
Emilio Sainz Porras nj al MinisteriO
fiscal contra la sentencia del Tribunal
de Distrito de San Juan, pronunc:ada
en- causa del miSmo seguida por disparo
de arma de fuego y lesiones, declaran-
do de oficio las coStas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
SITUACION GENERAL
NUEVOS RECURS0S

El general Davis di6 amplios y
minuciosos detalles sobre la situa-
cion general en- que Sc encuentra la
isla y deseos y aspiraciores de la
generalidad de sus habitantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
ESTUDIO DETENIDO

La Comisi6n del Senado tiene la
impression, en- vista de las conside-
raciones expuestas por Ell general
Davis Y de los datos suministrados
por ell mismo. que dicho senor ha
hecho nm estudio complete del esta-
do de la Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
CONDICIONES ECONOMICAS

Las condolences econ6micas de la
Isla merecieron preferente atenci6n
del informante Mr.. Davis, y sobre
este particular expuso clara y de-
terminadamente los recursos de que
puede disponer hoy aquella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
INSTITUCIONES PERMANENTES

Els creencia general entire distin-
guidos pohticos americanos que la
base de todas las reformas references
4 Puerto Rico debe ser ell estable-
cimiento de instituciones de gobier-
no y administrator fjas y perma-
nentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
NOTIGIAS DEL Ola

Ante Ell Tribunal de Distrito de esta Ca
pital, Sc veran manana, en- juicio oral, las
causas que procedentes de los Juzgados de
Cayey y San Francisco SO siguen contra
Aveina Melendez, pOr estafa; Manuel Gi.
menez, por lesiones; Jose Cuevas, por
igual delito, llevando la defensa de los pre-
cesados el letradO Diaz Navarro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
La QUESTION FRANCO-DOMINICANA

Los gobiernos de Francia y San
to Domingo han llegado a un acuer-
do en- el asunto que dio motive 4
que ell Gobierno de Paris dispusie-
ra la Immediate salida de la escua-
dra del Atlantico para las costas de
Ia dltimamente citada Repdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
RUM0R DESMENTIDO

Ha sido desmentida, por conduc-
to Official, la noticia referente al fa-
llecimiento del Presidente de la Re-
pdblica de Colombia senor Sancle-
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
pROxIMAS MEDIDAS

Els muy probable que la Comisi6n
referida acoja como suyas las medi-
das propuestas ante la lnisma por el
general Davis para aliviar la situa-
cion economical de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-15
Information DOE cable.
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ENEL INC. PHERSON"
EMBARQUE De TROPAS
En- ell trasporte Nc. PhersOn que
saldra en- breve para esa, esta en-
barcando una secci6n de tropas del
Cuerpo de Marina.
De GUARNICI0N
Dichas tropas forman parte de las
que Sc destlnan para la guarnicion
de Puerto Rico.
aRmrauR ammo
De GUARHICI0N
Ell GENERAL DAVIS
CONCLUYE Ell INFORME E

FL general Davis ha terminado
de dar sus informes ante ell Comite
del Senado de Washington acerca
de la situaci6n de Puerto Rico.