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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-26
CLEMENTS AT PH1LIPFOLIs.
Advises the Burghers of Lord Rob-
erts, PrOcInmafion

Advises the Burghers of Lord Rob-
erts' Proclamation.
PHILIPPOLIs, Friday, March %, via
Norval's Pont, Saturday. March 24-Gen.
Clements entered Philippolis at noon to-
day. He assembled the burghers, ad-
dressed them and read Lord Roberts
proclamation in Dutch and English.
The future of the Free State, he de-
clared would have to be decided by her
majesty's advisers; but the burghers
might be certain that the late govern
ment at Bloemfontein would never be re-
stored. He advised all the inhabitants to
accept the inevitable and to obey all the
orders of the military and other authori-
ties duly appointed, intinating that the
land drost and sheriffs had been reap
pointed under the queen.
The burghers began taking the oath of
allegiance and surrendering their arms.
Several prominent Colesberg rebels have
been arrested here. The Lang KIoof COM
mando abandoned Philippohs on March
II, trekking northward toward Faure-
smith.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-26
IN A PITCHED BATTLE.
Missouri University Students Mix in
the Dark

COLUMBIA, Mo, March 25.-Students
of the state university engaged In q
furious pitched battle in the auditorium
Of the institution last night There was
intense rivalry between the classes over
the preliminary contest to select repre-
sentatiVes of Missouri university to
place in debate with the Nebraska uni
versity which takes place here in May.
While awaiting the decision of the judges
when the debate was over members of
the academic classes and the law students
came together in front of the restrum
and fought. The lights were turned out
and the struggle went on In the dark.
doors being broken down and furniture
smashed. Six of the students had their
clothing torn into ribbons, but none was
badly hurt.
The debaters selected by the judges are
Milton NJ Dearing, OF Columbus; John
Kramer, Of Carrollton, Mo-, and r. L.
Ward, OF Club, Mo.
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BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Warmer.

Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Warmer.
1-MinnesOta Mems Mistake.
CubR's Sugar Plants.
British I'm TransVaaI.
Baltimore PrO-BOer Meeting.
&-First Ward Liquor Line.
Republicans Have Troubles.
Police Officers Assaulted.
Third Street Disgrace.
Bullets at u Dance.
3-MinneapOlis Matters.
Northwest News.
StOughtOn Academy Burned.
Democrats on Subsidy Bill.
4--Ed1tOrfal.
CIews' Financial Review.
6-SpOrting Page.
Fight Pictures Here.
National League Schedule.
G-POpuIar Wants
Farm, Field, Garden.
7-Markets of the World.
S-The Ships Adventure.
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TODAY IN sT. PAUL.

METROPOLITAN-Th Jeffries-Sharkev
Fight Pictures, evening at S:15
GRAND-Charles H. Yale's "The Evil
Eye" evening at S:15.
Palm Garden.oVaudeviIle, afternoon at O.;
evening at 8.
State convention A. o. U.{W., state capi-
Ministers meet, Y. M. c. A. rooms, 1890
Methodist ministers meet, Y. NJ. C. A.
rooms, 2:30.
Populist city primaries, Z to D. M
Bald Eagle Improvement association
meets, 643 Central Park place. s p. m.
White Bear Improvement association
meets, Commercial club rooms, p. IN.
Fourth Ward Independent Democratic
club meets, 44S Wabasha street, p. m.
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NEBRASKA MURDER CASE.
1t VIII Probably Bc Strung Out for
week.

HASTINGS, Neb., March 25.-When
court adjourned yesterday until o'clock
Monday morning, 1t was announced by
Attorney Ragan that there would be but
one more witness take the stand for tue
defendant in the Horlocker poisoning
case with the exception of the three ex-
pert witnesses. But since counsel for the
defendant have held several consultations
and have decided to subpoena several
more witnesses.
State Attorney McCreary will subpoena
about twenty-five witnesses for the pur-
pose of rebutting the line of proof of the
defense as to defendants insanity. 1t Is
now thought that the case will not &c
to the jury before Thursday.
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officer OF Sussex YeOmnnry.

LONDON, March 25.-The Duke of Nor
folk, Ewart marshal and chief butler
OF England, postmaster general, will sail
for South Africa next Saturday as an
officer of the Sussex Yeomanry, which
he has been instrumental in raising.
The duke informed a correspondent
of the Associated Press that he will not
command the regiment. He is lieuten-
ant colonel of the Second battalion of
the Royal Sussex regiment, but has
heretofore been unsuccessful in his ef-
forts to go to the front.
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sHIPWRECKED CREW LANDS.
Arrive In New York on the Steamer
Olindn.

NEW YORK, March 25-Among the
passengers who arrived today on the
steamer Olinda, from Cuban ports, were
thirty stranded colonists from La Gloria.
and twenty-five shipwrecked seamen.
Twenty Of the latter are from the Nor
wegian steamer Frames, which was
swept ashore by currents on Hogsty reef
in the Bahamas, on the night OF March
2, and became a total loss, as already
reported The crew landed on the reef
with provisions, and the chief officer and
four seamen put off in q boat to go to
Inagua for assistance. They were pick
ed up by the steamer Admiral Sch,ey
and landed at Fortune island A small
schooner was chartered and sent for the
crew, who were brought to Fortune ISL
and. The shipwrecl1ed men were for
warded to this port by the Norwegian
consul. Capt. Thorbjornsen stayed at
Fortune island to look after the owners
interests.
The other five shipwreched seamen en-
barked a Nuevitas. They were from the
American schooner Hattie Godfrey. which
was lost on Romano reef, while on the
voyage from Baracoa. for Havana. The
schooner was total loss.
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HOUSE FORECAST.
Army Appropriation Bill to BE TAX
en- UD First Thing.

WASHINGTON, March 25-The army
appropriation bill will be taken up to-
morrow and doubtless will serve for a
text for "a wide latitude of discussion on
military affairs in general and the cost
of the war establishment under the new
condition of affairs In anticipation of
this an understanding has been reached
that three days will be given to the de-
bate. The bill itself carries no legisla-
ton on the organization of the army,
but is strictly a supply measure for the
army on its present basis.
The latter part of the week will be de-
voted to the naval, agricultural or fore
iftcations appropriation bills.
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INDIANS IN A TRAP.
Gen. Torres Has a Large Number
of Them Surrounded.

SORONA, Mex, March 25-Gen Tor
res force of troops had a large body Of
YaQui Indians surrounded a short dis
tance north of Torln, and the early sur
render or complete annihilatiol of the
rebels is considered certain to take place
The Indians were neatly caught in
trap and have no means of escaping ex-
cept to cut their way through the ranks
OF the government troops. This body Of
Yaquis Is said to number fully 700 to Sue
braves.
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FURNISHED AN AMBULANCE.
Beers Send Some wounded British
Back to Their Lines.

BLOEMFONTEIN, Saturday, March a.
The Beers who yesterday killed Lieut.
the Hon. e. Lyon, Of the Grenadier
guards, and wounded Lieut. CoL Crabbe,
Lieut.. Col Codrington and Capt. Trotter,
of the Coldstream guards, who had rid
den eight or nine miles beyond their camp
on the Modder river without escort, ex-
cept one trooper, were members of the
Johannesburg mounted police
After dressing the wounds they sent
them to the British camp in an ambu-
lance
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Boers Reoccupy Griquatown.

BARKLY, WEST, Saturday. March "a.
--Griquatown was reoccupied Thursday
by 400 Beers. A column left Kimberley
yesterday P'riday) to drive them out.
1t is reported that all the loyalists there,
including the women, have been i'm
prisoned.
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REUNION OF IRIsHMEN.
Hon. John RedmOnd's Remarks at n
Liverpool Demonstration.

LIVERPOOL, March 25-John Red
mond, leader of the Irish Nationalist
party IN the house of commons, Mr.. IT.
=. OConnor and Timothy Healy ad-
dressed an important Irish demonstrated
here today.
Congratulating Irishnen upon reunion.
Mr. Redmond said they had met under
happy auspices for the first time in a
decade and he declared that he stood
upon the same platform as Messrs.
O'Connor and Healy.
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COULDN'T GET A HEARING.
PrO-ROer SyTnPathiSerS Receive
Rough Treatment Mt Bradford.

BRADFORD, Eng, March 25-An open
air meeting convened here today by Boer
sympathiZers proved an utter fasco from
their point of view, and was turned into
huge patriotic demonstration.
Pro-Boer speakers could not gain a
hearing. Missiles were thrown at them,
and they were violently hustled about on
quitting the platform. Despite the pres
ence OF 120 policemen there was much dis
order
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Bank of spain,x Condition.

MADRID, March 25-The Bank of
Spains report for the week ended yester-
day shows the following changes: Gold
in hand increase 22S, 900 pesetas; silver in
hand, increase, 4,S25,0O0 pesetas notes In
circulation, decrease, 100000 pesetas. The
gold quotation yesterday was S0.75.
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M h1NLEY WANTS ORATORS.
Information from an authentic source
points 10 the selection of Sena or Depew,
of New York, to present to the Pni!adel-
phia convention the name of Maj. McI<in-
ley for denomination. 1t is understood
that Senator Foraker, of Ohio, has an
nounced that he will not second McIlin-
ley's candidacy, and the president has de-
cided that Senator Wolcott, of Colorado,
If he can be elected delegate to the Phil
adelphia convention, will make the nCces-
sary plea for the president of the United
States, after the New York senator has
delivered his nominating speech. If the
president is able to bring ab5ut the cleo
tion of Mr.. Wolcott as delegate TO Phil
adelphia from Colorado, he will be placed
in nomination for a second term as presi-
dent of the United States by two Of the
best orators in the United States HIS
case could not be in better hands than
In the graceful oratory of the junior sem
ator of New York and the rugged speech
making brilliancy of Mr.. Wolcott, of Col
OraQO.
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OCEAN LINERS.

UXHAVEN-Arrived: Steamers Fuerst
Bismarck, New York; Pretoria, New
York.
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Total British Iensses-

LONDON, March 25.-The total Brit
ish losses, exclusive of the invalids sent
home, are 16,41S in killed, wounded and
missing
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A KIMBERLEY DISPATCH SAYS
CAVALRY HAS GONE BE-
YOND CHRISTIANA
NoRTHwARD SOON
Little Progress Toward Mafeking,
From Which Reports of Suffer-
Ing Continue to he Receiv-
ed-Latest News.

LONDON, March ga dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Kimberley, dated
Sunday. March 25, says:
Prisoners brought in here report that
a force of British cavalry has entered the
Transvaal and penetrated to point eiGh-
teen miles north of Christiana. The Brit
ish forces at Fourteen Streams are being
strengthened. A movement northward IS
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AS SEEN IN LONDON.

LONDON, March 26, AIS a. m.-Except
for the unexpected unfortunate occur
renee as Lord Roberts calls 1t which re-
suited in the killing of Lieut.. Lyon and
the wounding and capture of Lieut. Col
Crabbe, Lieut.. Col. Codrington and Capt.
Trotter, the campaign presents no new
features. These are guards officers. 1t
is testimony to their bravery, but not
discretion. They met a party of five
Beers, whom they tried to cover. The
Boers took refuge on kopje, where they
were hidden, and within five minutes
every member of the British party was
hit.
Apparently little progress is being made
toward the relief of Mafeking. A private
telegram from lieutenant at Kimberley
dated Wednesday, March q, announces
that he was on the point of starting for
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tions, among them the trust 'bugaboo,"
may be handled differently than advised
by Maj Mckinley and Marcus A. Hanna.
MKINLEY WANTS ORATORS.
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El la1a' Dc Orleans
y les ing|ese<*.

Ell Gaulois del 18 del corriente
publica la siguiente carta del Duque
de Orleans, dirigida la Directiva
del Bachelo or IS Club, de Londres, la
cual pidi6 al Duque que presentara
su renuncia por haber felicitado a
un caricaturista frances que insulto
6 puso en- ridfculo la Reina Victo =
ria.-<Yo protesto de mi respeto
hacia la persona de S. M. y siento
gratitud por ell recibimiento y con-
sideraciones que tanto ella como la
Real familia me dispensaron a mi y
a la mia en- ell destierro. Estos sen
timientos no han de cambiar por
vuestra irrefexiva resolution de Pc
dir mi renuncia. Os olvidais de que
al dirigiros al heredero de reyes po-
neis precio a la hospitalidad de In
glaterra. Tuve la intenci6n de re-
nunciar. Ahora, va que pensais
que es vuestro deber pedir mi dimi
sion, yo me niego darla. Prefero
que me expulseis. Els importante
saber 81 vuestra hospitalidad Sc ha-
bfa convertible en- servidumbre y 81
babeis abandonado aquellas tradicio.
nes de libertad individual que han
sido ell poder y grandeza de vuestro
pals. Espero vuestra resolucion.
Cualquiera que ella sea, 20 he toma-
do la mia. a.--Felipe.,
Sc desea tomar en- alquiler un
mirador independents. Informara
Salvador Lopez en- esta ofcina.
S-n 5 5
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Te|6f0n0
aut0mdtiC0,

En- Paris Sc estan verifcando
ante M. Mougeot, subsecreetario de
Correos y Telegrafos, las pruebas
de un sistema de telefonos auto
maticos, invenci6n que tiene por
objeto suprimirsentre los abonados
las operaciones de ponerlos en- CO.
municaci6n, que realizan las telefo'
nistas en- la actualidad.
El inventor, que es un america
no, dice haber resuelto el problema
de, dada una red telef6nica de 9 900
abonados, comunicar con ell que Sc
desee sin interveci6n de la Central
Para clio, en- ell domicilio de cada
abOnadO Sc instalara un aparato
que difiere muy pocos de los actual
mente en- uso, pero al cual va undo
un disco m6vil que lleva las cifras
de 0 a g.. Ell aparato y ell disco es
tan en- communication con Ia Central.
donde existe otro aparato que fun
ciona antomaticamente.
Supongamos que cualquier abo-
nadO desee comunicar con ell abona
do 1856. Formara en- ell disco
m6vil de su aparato ell ndmero que
necesita, y la maniobra le dar& por
resultado ell enviar la Inca corrien
tes electricas, que haran fnncionar
ell aparato aulomatico de la Central,
ponisnio]o en- communication con ell
del aparato 1856. En- este momen'
to ell abonado no tendra mas que ha
Ger sonar ell timbre y comenzar &
hablar.
ST el abonado con quien Sc desea
hablar esta conversando con otro
de la red, ehtonces ell abonado oye
en- su telefono un ruido especial, que
le indica que esta ocupada la linea.
Ell invento es vedaderamente
muy ingenioso, seg1n afrman algu-
nos que han presenciado las prue
bas realizadas hasta aho-a pero no
resulta en- sus aplicaciones 10 sufi-
cientemente PRACTICE.
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Contra las epias'sIi|&s.

En- la Ultima session del Consejo
de Hygiene del Soma, el doctor Leon
Colin hizo observar que, a causa de
las afecciones intestina1es registra
das en- Paris, serfan necesario que
los habitantes de la capital no bebie-
ran mas aqua que de antemano her
vida; citando, en- apoyo de su
afirmaci6n, ell ejemplo de una aglo,
meraci6n en- la que Sc produjeron
toda una serie de casos de afecciones
gastrointestinales, las cuales puede
decirse que desaparecieroD desde Ell
momento que empez6 a usarse el
aqua hervida.
Por su parte ell doctor b. Dubois
diputado por ell departamento del Sc
ma, va pedir la creacion del cargo
de medico Inspector sanitario de las
Escuelas Colegios de Paris, cuya
mission sera la de velar por la salud
de la poblaci6n escolar interna y ex
terna bajo ell punto de vista de las
Intermediates epidemicas, dispo-
ner Sc adopten las medidas de hlgle-
ne de proflaxis necesarlas.
ST esos doctores vinieran T to-
Rico Y vieran 10 que bebemos y como
vivimos ique cosa no dir1an!
Anaiicen los incredulos las
aguas del Rio Piedras y niegen des
pues 81 Sc atreven la existencia de los
milagros. 49,,
La Providencia pudo abandonar
nos en- la guerra con los amerlcanos;
pero en- la que diariamente SOS stene-
mos con los microbes, nos favorece
de nodo incuestionable. A no ser
por clio 1donde estar1amos va? lie.
mos pues. gracias al cielo, que al
negarnos la cultura y civillzaclon q
q otros pueblos concede, nos lndem.
MIA, en- cambio, otorgandonos, en- 10
que a la salud pdblica Sc retiere Ia
mas completa ilimitada prteccion'
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GaCeta de hoy.
TESORERIA DE PUERTO-RICO.
San Jnan, P. r. JUNO de 1900.
Circular n1merO 9.

LAS contribuciones de Rentas
Internas sobre f6sforos, mantequilla
de xoleomargarina> y barajas, i'm >
puestas por virtud de las Ordenes
Generates numeros 1877, 1876 y 232,
serie de 1899, y del Acta del Congre-
80 aprobada en- Abril 12, 1900, Sc pa
garan, a no ser que va Sc hubiesen
recaudado, por todos los f6sforos,
mantequilla de ~oleomargarinas y
barajas fabricadas en- Puerto-Rico 6
importadas en- Puerto Rico, median,
to la fjaci6n de sellos de renta inter,
ma q raz6n de un decimo de cent so
bre cada GAIA de fosforos contenien-
do (75) palitos menos, y sobre ca
jas de f6sforos conteniendo mas de
(75) palitos Sc aumentaran los sellos
de un decimo de cent en- proportion
al exceso del n1mero de palitos; so,
bre mamtequillad de eoleomargarinas
raz6n de (2) cents por cada libra;
y sobre barajas raz6n de (2O) cents
sobre cada paquete de baraja.
2-Todas las existencias actua-
les de f6sfOros, mantequilla de xoleo-
margarina> y barajas expuestas al
phblicO para la venta al detalle deben
de llevar puestos sellos de renta in
terna, adhiriendose cada GAIA, en-
vase 8 paquete el sello 6 los sellos
correspondientes.
3 Para toda existencia de f6s-
fosros, manteqnilla lie <oleomarga-
rinas y barajas en- sus envases ori
ginales y destinados q expenderse al
por mayor, la cantidad que requieren
de sellos de renta irterna habran de
comprarse y guardarse en- possession
de su duefo 6 de la persona encar-
gada de tales existencias.
Con cada venta de dichas exis
tencias el vendedor ha de entregar
ell n1mero correspondence de sellos
los cuales deben distribuirse por Ell
detallista entire las cajas, envases 8
paquetes, fijando en- cada uno el su-
yo los suyos antes de exponerlas a
la venta.
j. II. HOll011de7'.
TesOrero.
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Bureau
del tempo.
CONDICION GENERAL.

CONDICION GENERAL.
j, Durante los dltimos dias de la
semana han caido lluvias extrema :
damente fuertes en- parties de los dis.
tritos de Cayey y San Juan de Puer
to Rico, las que ocasionarOn consi
derable daf1o q Ell cultivo arrastran
do la terra. Las crecientes de los
rios y la inundaci6n de las tierras
bajas de las cercanfas han ocasiona
do tambien daf1os de consideration.
En- otros distritos la condici6n del
tempo ha sido 10 mas favorable. En-
ell distrito de San German las copio-
sas lluvias pusieron fin por ultimo a
la SEGA que fue tan severa en- dicho
distrito. La siembra y cultivo de
cana y frutos memories activa
Las siguientes estaciones han
informado de dos pulgadas 8 mas de
lluvia caida durante la semana, Ha.
cienda Coloso Oh pulgadas, Areci
DO 200 pulgadas, Manati 2 90 pulga-
das, Caguas $50 pulgadas, San Lo-
reno 500 pulgadas, Corozal 4 40
pu]gadas, Bayam6n 4 26 pulgadas, y
Can6vanas 6. 45 pulgadas.
Las siguientes condolences me
teorol6gicas han reinado en- San Juan
durante la semana que termino ell
dia de JUNO de 1900
Temperature media en- la sema-
ma 1860.
Temperature alta IS 40 ell dia
81 de Mayo.
Temperature baja 5000 ell dfa
81 de Mayo.
Total de lluvia caida 334 pull
gadas.
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Ssa ss.ysAassg 4sssass
\ NaIlfTa|giio 1 / &
nj Srorrnn da IC!a,,,, ,

# s<M Gorreo de 5Cardpano. de
svenezuela da cuenta del signiente
<Con direction & Rio Caribe en-.
bareArenre, en un esquife, 13 perso'
mas entire pasaje jeros sytripulantes
Iba en- ell buque ell sef1or Diego An :
tonic Corniyel, acompanado de dos
hermanas y cuatro hijas. Segun he
mos oidoreferir, el mar estaba su
mamente agitado, ypor una ligera
equivocaci6n del patron respecto al
rumbo, ell esquife choc6 fuertemente
contra el escollo y .sucedi6 la consi'
guiente consternaci6n y perdida de
vidas. Las sef1oritas Carmen Alien
Dire, Teolinda 6 Isabel Cornivel fue
ron halladas ahogadas en- el momen'
to y conducidas al siguiente dia q
Rio Caribe donde Sc le di6 sepultu
ra. Las otras personas pudieron
salvarse a esfuerzos del patron y del
sef1or Cornivel que, aun maltratado
contra las rocas por. el choque de
fuertes marejadas, hizo inaudita so
licitud para librar de aquel peligro
a los demas seres que le son queri-
dos. NADIA valen 81 dinero, las prem
das y los documentos que en- aquel
trance perdiera, como profunda es
la desgracia que experimentara vien
do tres pedazos de su coraz6n vfcti-
mas del Juror de las olas.
Confuse y herido Cornivel, asf
como tambien su hermana Ines Ma
RIA, Sc hallan en- Rio Caribe, bajo la
desagradable impression recibida a.
quella noche funesta
Dfcese pdblicamente que Ell pro.
ceder de los marineros no solo fue
incorrecto sino criminal; y en- YER
dad, pues en- aquellos mementos de
pavor, rehuyeron prestar algdn ser
vicio a los naufragos, buscando pa.
ra terra 9 importandoseles POGO q.
todos hubieran perecido.,
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NJ Wovirien+o
maritime,

Aver no lego como Sc esperaba
el vapOr americana "Ponce" Hoy
tomo puerto como a las 10.
Aver Sc despach6 para Baltimo'
re la goleta americana 'Eagre" de
la comisi6n hidrografca.
Con rumbo Nueva York zarp6
aver la goleta americana "Laguna"
con cargamento de azucar.
Mariana debe estar en- este puer
to, procedente de Hamburgo, ell va
por aleman "Australia" consignado
d los Sres. ~Mullenhoff &. Korber
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Ell domingo celebrara la com
panfa de opera italiana una gran
function extraordlnaria con un selec-
to p rograma que Sc publicara opor-
tunamente.
Nos dice don Ignacio A, lyle
sias, vecino de Cataf1o, que hace
pr6ximamente 6 dias, lie fueron ro-
badas nuevamente de su casa en-
cons strucci6n, unas tablas de pino
ingles con SO pies, las cualcs Sc en-
contraron (seg1n parte que di6 su
encargado Nitro. NJ. Cabrera,) deba
jo de la casa del guardia insular Ju
ito Vazquez
Que la policla Sc incauto las
mad eras, y hasta la fecha NADIA ha
resu tlto la Acadia de Bayamon.
La madre y hermana del poll
cfa Arrufat solicitan que aquel sea
puesto en- lfbertad Resolvera Ell AL
torney General
Don Manuel Perez de Arecibo
solicita condonacion de contribucio-