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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07
BRYAN AND TOWNE

Are the Names Of the Two Men Who
Are Likely to Lead Democracy to
Dsfsat-Populists Seem to be in the
Ring.
CHICAGO. May 6.-The Chronicle to-
morrow win say:
Bryan and Towne-that was the way
the probable Democratic. Populistic
and Lincoln Republican national ticket
was framed up us result of a confer
ence yesterday afternoon between the
three parties at the Sherman House.
The presidential nomination was not
being discussed as being foregone
conclusion, but when the conferees
had devled into the puzzle Of the vice
presidential nomination, Charles A.
Towne, of Duluth, MINI, stood on q
pinnacle OF Importance that dwarfed
other possibilities. The Popullst rep
resentatlves at the conference were
Senator Marion Butler, Of South Caro-
lima, chairman Of his partys national
committee; General j. B. Weaver, Of
Iowa, and Congressman George Shib-
ley, Of Virginia. The Republicans
were represented by Senator Pettlgrew,
ofSouth Dakota, and ex-senator George
Dubois. Of Idaho
Mr.. Towne's Position.
Mr.. Towne, though chairman of the
Lincoln Republican national committee,
did not attend the meeting, owing to
the position in which he stood regarding
the matter under discussion.
The Democratic representatives at the
conference we're Vice Chairman j. G..
johnson, OF the national committee, and
Daniel j. Campau, OF Detroit, national
committeeman from Michigan. Col. w.
]. Bryan was not present.
II am not interesting myself in the
vice presidential nomination" he said
II have seen the men of the three par
not saying anything regarding confer
enceS. I'm going home for a two
months rest on my farm"
The Populist plan does not contem-
plate the nomination OF Mr.. Towne at
the national convention this week in
Sioux Falls, s. D. The programme of
the leaders, SO far as leaders of the Pop
ulIstS can lay out the work for n con-
vention, contemplates the nomination Of
Bryan, without noming any one for sec
ond place.
Will Name Populist Candidate.
The convention, It was stated, will be
asked to name committee to attend
the Democratic and Silver Republican
conventions in Kansas City. This body
will b. empowered to ratify the nom'na-
tion Of the two parties, which are ex-
pected to agree on a national ticket,
but in case OF their failure to put UP a
satisfactory running mate for the Me-
braska statesman 1t VIII be authorized
to name Populist candidate.
The object in giving such extensive
powers to committee, It was intimat-
ed, was that the party might hold
club over the Democratic party to In
sure the reafIirmatlon Of the Chicago
platform. Assurances we're declared to
have been given that this would be
done, in which case It was said moth
ing would stand in the way of sat
isfactory fusion Of all three parties, thus
avoiding the Tom Watson mistake"
of 1896,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07
VET RIVER
THE SCENE
OF BATTLE.
British Pressing Forward and Gain
ing Ground Rapidly from the
Demoralizsd Beers.
OVERWHELMED
Colonel Plummer Making for Mafe-
ling-women Placed in Offices
in the Transvaal.

LONDON, May Z. 4:1O a. m.-Lord
Roberts is making better progress than
anyone had dared to hope, and is meet
ing with success at all points. The only
news of the actual occupation Of Win
burg is the Incidental reference to It in
the dispatch from Vet river describing
General Pole carew's operations, but as
the latest news of General Hamilton's
operations, dated Saturday morning,
was that he was then preparing to force
the difficult passage over Vet river on
the Bloemfonteln-W Winburg road, there
is no doubt that the news OF the occu'
patton is accurate.
The Beers, following their customary
practice, had evacuated their position
on the Vet river during Saturday nlghr.
AS Lord Roberts, advancing along the
railroad, and General Hamilton twenty
miles to the east, threatened the two
wings of the Boer forces. 1t would not
be surprising to hear that they had also
evacuated wlnburg.
General Hamllton's advance will pre-
vent the Boer forces in the direction
Of Thaba N'Chu joining their main
army near Winburg.
General Rumble on Saturday had ar
rived in pursuit of the Beers seven
miles north of Thaba N'Chu, compelling
the Beers to retire in an easterly dIrec'
ton.
Boer Account of the Capture.
A Boer account of the capture at
Brandfort says:
1.-THE federal forces, although weaS
In numbers, offered strong resistance.
but they were forced by the overwhelm-
ing force opposed to them to eyacuate
the town"
General Hunters progress, although
slower, is satisfactory. The idea that
the relief of MafelSlng is in sight, how
ever, appears to have been premature,
as the Beers in that quarter are still
stoutly resisting the British advance.
According to dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Cape Town, a special expe-
dltion to the westward left Kimberley
few days ago and will endeavor to re-
lleve Mafeking. while General Hunter
and Lord Msthuen are operating on
either side of the vaal river in conjunc-
ton with Lord Roberts army.
Many Rumors Prevalent.
From Lorenzo Marques comes various
rumors that Colonel Plumer has been
reinforced and Is again advancing to-
ward Mafeking. Another report says
that Mafeklng has been relieved and
General Lommer, with 5000 Beers, cap
tured at Fourteen Streams.
Women have been placed in the gov
ernment offices in the Transvaal in or
der to relieve the burghers for active
service. Two New South Wales Lane
ers, who escaped from Watervn prison,
have arrived at Delagoa Bay after a
dangerous journey.
The Volkesraad will meet in Pretoria
to-day. Probably the sitting will be
memorable.
The Johannesburg shell factory has
resumed work with Austrian, italian
md Greek workmen,
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WHEELING. W. VA, MONDAY, MAY Z. 1900

charged body of the enemy and In
alcted serious loss.
"The enemy ned, leaving their dead
on the field and their wounded to be at
tended by our doctors.
"MacDonald's Highland brigade dt-
vision lodged the enemy on the right
flank, under cover of the naval guns,
in which operation the black watch dis
tIngulshed themselves and were very
skIllfully led"
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FOLLOWING &C Enemy.

THABA NcHU, Saturday May g.
General Rumble, who has been pur-
suing the Beers with the Seventeenth
brigade, two batteries and contingents
Of the yeomanry and mounted infantry,
succeeded In reaching them with his
artillery and forced them to leave their
positions.
The yeomanry are making long de-
tour in pursuit. The result is not yet
known here.
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THE PERSONAL CHARACTER
OF Miss Nethersols Not Attacked
Referred to the Play.

VI Al5s NetherBole MOI ALCACkeu'
Referred to the Play.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May B-The
Rev. DR.. Chalmers Easton, pastor Of
the Eastern Presbyterian church, madc
statement to his congregation at the
close Of his sermon tonight, with refer
ence to the suit for slhnder instituted
against him a few days ago by Miss
Olga Ncthersole, the actress. He said,
In part:
when quoted the words Iewd ac-
tfess, in speaking Of Miss Olga Neither
sole, In the role of sapho, / had rofer-
eaee not to her personal character, OF
which ! have no knowledge, but to the
character Of the role she Is playing. l
mao not the slightest intention Of de-
hounclng Miss Nethersole's personal
CHARACTER, but that OF the persons she
mperHonnted, involving as It does, n
widespread and perninlouB influence up
on society. This explanation Is given
~ 40 as TO be as public as the original
Discourse,
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Boerg Retreated During Night.

VET RIVER, Saturday. May 5.-Yes-
terday the British, after long march,
encountered the Beers holding We:
river with six guns. two being Of long
range. An artillery duel ensued.
Meanwhile General Hutton, after n
sharp engagement, crossed the river on
the left Just before sunset. The Beers
retreated during the night.
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nsnnhoN ID NO. Annenr.

LEAVENwORTH, Iins. May o.
"sapho," which has been playing
through Kansas the past two weeks,
WINS billed horc for Saturday night, but
Mayor Nicely forbade the production.
Church peOplep got up In arms, and II
deputatlon OF ministers called on Mayor
Nicely, and laid the matter before him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07
Steal Mills Close.

JOLIET, H., May G.--The converter
and billet mills of the Illinois Steel
company's plant here are closed indef-
nltely, as the result of the closing OF the
American Steel & Wire Company mills.
The steel compRny's rod mills closed
two weeks ago for the same reason.
About $500 men are idle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07
M. Wonver,R stntement.

CHICAGO. May 6.-Genornl james B.
wenver of Iowa, was In Chicago to-day
on his wny TO Sioux Falls, TO attend the
national Populist convention. Asked
about the statement attributed to him
while at indianapolis recently. that, in
case OF the election Of MIR, Bryan he
expected cabinet portfolio. he said he
had never made such stUtemcnt-that
the report was absurd.
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DOZEN ToRNADoEs
Pass Through Knnsas-Throe Persons
Reported Killed.

KANSAS CITY. May G.-No less than
a dozen tornadoes Of more or less So
Feflty are reported to have occurred
'h's afternoon in Saline. Ellsworth and
Hrton counties, In central Kansas.
Naleh ioIn each other. At Elllnwood.
Barton county. three persons arc re-
Ported to have been killed. Other
l.orms ore reported near Ellsworth and
AAnoDolis, In Ellsworth county, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07

MANILA. May 7.-Genernl Pantelon
Garcia, the highest Insurgent officer ex-
cept Aguinaldo, was captured yester-
day by Lieutenant e. v. Smith, Of Gen
eral Funstan's stan, in the town OF
Jnnn.
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Shaw Commits Suicide.

CHICAGO, May G.-DanIcl Shaw, tho
originator of the toilet supply system
for onlces, committed suicide to-day, by
shooting himself. Dependency over
ill-hcnlth was the cause.
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rr-nnnnrnanmnn onlberson Dead.

JEFFERSON, Texas, May lex
Congressman David B. culberson, faith
er of United states Senator c. A. cul-
berson. of Texas, died this (MondaD
morning, shortly after 12 o'clock.
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Taylor Leaves for warrington.

LOUISVILLE, KY. May G.--Gover-
nor Taylor left Tonight for Washington
in response to telegrnphic request
from the national capitol,
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Movements Of steamships.

NEW YoRK-Ln Champagne, Havre,
Rotterdam, Rotterdam,
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CAIRO, Ills. May 6. - The Dewey
special train passed through Cairo on
It's way to Memphis at 1:O5 p. m. A
large crowd at the station gave Ad-
mlral Dewey an enthusiastic reception.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
He ERMOSA FIESTA
EN- La BAHIA
DE LA HA3ANA

La oficialidad del barco-escuela ar
gentino PresidSnts SGrmientO en- COM
pensaci6n de los agasaj0S de que fue
objeto por parte del Casino EspaEol de
la Habana, de cuya fiesta dimos noti-
cia q los lectores en- nuestra edici6n
de aver, dispuso un bale bordo del
referido barco, que result6 superior a
todo elogio.
A las diez Sc sirvi6 ell buffet. Ape
titoss y exquisite. Los jefes, la ofcia-
lidad, los guardias marinas, tOdos Sc
'deshicieron en- cumplimentar y agasa
jar 4 la concurrencia.
Durante varias de las treguas del
bale Sc exhibierOn, en- una de elias,
con una potente linterna magica, vistas
muy notables de la China, -el Jap0n,
Grecia, Egipto y otros puntos que aca-
ba de recOrrer Ia SGrMientO en- su viaje
de circunnavegaci6n a trayes de diez y
seis meses, paseandO por los mares la
hermosa bandera de tan pr6spera re
'pdblica. En- Otra de las pausas del
bale sc celsbraron aIgunos asaltOs So
bre cu5ierta.
Del pecho de las damas pendfau Gin
tas con les cOlOTes de la bandera bOnae-
rense. En- elias Sc lefa esta inscription
escrita en- letras dc oro:
=" Presidentc SGrnsient0. RecuerdO
que los marin0s quieren dejar las
gentilcs cubanas".
AL ejecutar la banda la marcha de
iCddizi una explosion de sntusiasmo
payecfa haber estallad0 en- muchos CO
razOnes.
Las 1ltimas n0tas ahogabanse entire
las aclamaciones y los aplausOs que Sc
repetfan ruidOsamente en- el barcO y
dcsde las embarcaciones que 10 rO.
Geaban.
AL dia siguiente, -, las 81 de la
mafana Sc hizo a Ia mar la referida
fragata- escuela de Ia marina de guerra
argentina con rumbO a los EstadOs
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
DECLARACIONES
De KRUGER
Ell gobierno boer funciona realrnente

Il QOb1ef1O DOSr IuflC1OIld ISdu1AeIlLG
Las ofcinas del gobisrno del Trans
vaal Sc haIIan instaladas en- un wagon
del ferrocarril sobre un chMchO de la
via, cerca de la estaci0n de Macha-
dorp
u corresponsaI del Daily Express
llegado de L0urenzo MARQUEE para yer
al presidente Kruger, ha celebrado con
81 una entreYista.
El presidente le dij0:
-ss Es muy cierto que los ingleses
ocupan Pretoria, perO este no signi-
flea ell I'm de la guerra.
Los beers estan dispuestos a luchar
hasra ell tltimo extreme. No Sc rem
diran mientras haya quinientOs .boers
sobre las armas. Estoy muy animado
y satisfecho de la obra que llevan 8
cabo Steyn y Dewet en- el Estado lii
bre.n 1910 fs
Ri correspolsal vuelve a insinuar
que la guerra ha conclude desde Ell
momentO en- que esta tOmada la CAPT
tai.
-"l La capital i-contesta Kruger /;
yiquG es una capital I AcasO la Ca
pital es una serie de ladrillos apilados
La capital de la rep6blica es Ell sitiO
donde reside su gobiern0, y actual
mente la capital es este wagon dOnde
nos encontramos Maestro pals esta
invadidO, Yes verdad, perO no est$ con
qnistado. El gObiernO aun funcioEa
real y efectiyamente."
HabIandO de las raz0nes pOr que
abandonar0n a Pretoria, Mr.. Kruger
dijo:
-" 70 no soy tan loco que sin hOnra
nj provecho para nadie me deje coger
prisi0nerO. He recurrido A uu medic
de loc0moci6n por Ia misma raz6n one
nuestros beers Sc proveen de caballOs
para hacer la guerra. Es necesari0
que como ellOs 70 pueda trasladarme
rapidamente donde sea precise. ESQ
es todo. Tarde 6 tsmpranO este wa
g0n volvera Pretoria, y pOr ell mo-
ment0 me permite alejarme de Ia ca
pital, cuando allf no puedo ser dtil q
la patria.1
El corresponsal le manifesto que Sc
murmuraOa contra Kruger, pOrque Sc
gun voces Sc habia llevad0 de Pretoria
dos millones dc libras esterlinas.
ESQ no es verdad replic6 el presi-
dente pefo enalQniela que sea la can
lidad de dinero aue pueda i|evar con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
LOS INFANTES
DE ESPANA
IL PIRVA DBL DIVORCIO
sEPARACI0N De cUERPO Y BIENES


En- lie Gaulois de Paris leemos 10
siguiente:
"Ayer Sc firm6 delante del consul
general de Espaila en- Paris, y siendo
festigos los letrados Leon Renault y
Bertrand, como representatives de las
parties interesadas, ell acta de separa
ci6n amistosa de cuerpo y bienes de
los infantes de Espana dofia Eulalia y
don Antonio.
"En viruud de este documento, don
Antonio de Orleans fijara su residen-
cia definitiva en- Paris, y dofia Eulalia
de Borb6n, en- Madrid, Gale de Quin-
tana, ndmero 5, donde ha adquirido I'M
hotel con este objeto.
"Los infantes don Alfonso y don
Luis Fernando, hijos de los c6nyugss
separados, continuaran en- ell colegio de
IngIaterra dOnde Sc hallan actualmen.
to, hasta la epoea en- que esten en- dis
posici6n de ir Espafia & seguir los es-
tudios militarcs 6 ingresar en- el ej6r-
otto espaiol.
La infanta doia Eulalia habitara en-
ell palacio de Castillo con su augusta
madre la reina Isabel, hasta ell mo-
mentO en- que crea oportuno ir q Ma
drid."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
DE
NUEVA YORK

migo, no sera mas que 10 que aquf sc
necesita. En- todo caso, 20 no he de
decirle usted donde esta escOndido
nuestro tesoro. Que 10 encuentre, 81
puede, ell general Roberts.
-Tambi6n Sc dice, afiadi6 elscorresss
ponsal, que teneis inUenci0n de refu-
giaros en- un buque de guerra holan-
des que esta anclado en- Lourenzo
Marquee. 10
-" Esta es otra mentira, replic6 ell
presidente con vehemencia. Yono CO.
nozco ningdn buque holandes, nj bus
co donde refngiarme, nj he de abando
mar mi pats. nj tendre, nunca necesidad
de hacerlo."
Bruselas, Z de JuniO.-M. Leyds,
agente diplom4tico del Transvaal en-
Europa, ha dicho que la guerra no ha
terminado; solamente ha cambiado de
caracter. Afiade que 81 ell general Ro-
berts llega q rodear los beers en- la
provincial de Lidenburg, su situaci6n
sera eomprometida I; mas este es COM
pletamente impossible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

sl siglo v. A principles de! siglo XIII
fuG trasladada la silla episcopal de G a
lahorra a Santo Domingo de la Oalza-
da, de 10 cual Sc origin6 competencia
entire las dos ciudades sobre la prima
cfa, hasta que Sc decret6 que ambas
catedrales quedasen unidas por un
mismo pastor. Desde entonces ell Obs
po puede vivir en- cnalquiera de dichaS
ciudades, sigui6ndole el tribunal ecle-
siastico En- scde vacante ell goberna-
dor de Ia di6cesis Sc traslada por turno
q oada una de las dos capitales del
ODispado. Por ESQ Sc denlmina este
ObispG1O dc Ia C0IahOrra q .is Ia Cal
sGdG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
CONGRESO
hispanOanericano

Los espaTloles & hispano americanOs
RESIDENCES en- Londres, han acogido con
gran APPLAUSE Ell proyecto del Oongreso
HispanO- americana, recibi6ndOse de
allf, entire Otras adhesiones, las del
Consul de Espafia senior Baldasano y
Topete Y las del Consul geneFalede
Mexico y don Arturo q. Kendall, Con-
sui de la repdbIica de Chile en- la Gran
Bretafia.
La reyiSta francesa "Espafa- ParisS
publica un extenso artfculo, que titula
ssCongr3s HispanO- americana, dedica-
do q dar cu0nta dc los trabajos de pro-
paganda excitar 4 Ia colonia ameri-
cana de Paris & que concurra a dicha
asamblea International. Como Sc We,
aumentan las adhesiones, alcanzando
va en- ell dia doscientas treinta y una,
pues ademas de las va indicadas, Hgu-
ran las siguientes:
La de la Sociedad GeOgrafca de
Madrid, que ha designado para repre-
scntarla al senior Fernandez DurO, y
las de los sefiores Lopez Benedicto,
propietariO de yEl CorreO Espaioln, de
Buenos Aires, villalba y Perez, Man
jon, AngoIOti, Sanchez Ar6valo ldon
Cristino), cOnde de Vale, RojO Arias,
marques de Santa Susana, LuQue (don
Federico), Prast, Martin Vsha, cate
arssicc 70 la Central, duque de Rivss
marqu.s de Urquuo, c,s-co fdon Ra-
miro), c0rresponsal de varios peElo1.
cos amcricanos; marques de Luqus,
contralmirante Comes Imas, Gayangos
y Francisco Rodriguez, director De & hl
0Ieh0p,
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Fl hapbre
en- Ia India

Un despacho recibido en- Nueya
York el IA del actual dice que la situa-
c6n en- la India es cada dia que trans
cure mas horrOrOSa.
Mas de 100000 de personals azota-
das por ell hambre estan recibiendo
SOcOrr0s.
En- Bombay solamente Sc ha notadO
IN aumento de 100000 mendigos.
EI Virey de la Gran Bretana ha te-
legrafado diciendo que no tiene recur-
sos para sOcorrer 4 tantos indigentes.
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alcanzado este una inmensa mayorfa
en- ell ayuntamiento de Ia capital de
Cuba.
81 MUnicipio entero sera radical
meEte anti-ameTicano. Todos los jue-
ces que han sido electos perteneceh al
Partido Nacional.
Con ell triunfo de este, que seg6n Ia
prensa cubana ha sido un tremendo
golpe dirigido 4 Mr. Nc. Kinley, Sc
conseguira neutralizar todas las tenta-
twas hechas On pro de la anexi6n de
a isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
PREPaRATIVOS De FRaEGiA
REEUERzOS PARA CHINA

Han zarpado de Marsella con
rumbo a las Costas de China los
sruceros de guerra franceses AIei
nsiyal Cbarner y. FriGnt convoyando
tres trasportes, dos de ellos con
trnpas de infanteria y artilleria.
FL restante conduce vfveres para
las fusrzas de operaciones en- el Ce-
leste ImperiO
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FuEcO AIIEN.TsIN

Telegramas lie Hong Kong di
cen que los rebeldes chinos desa-
lentados or Ia lleoada 4 Tien TS;n
de Ii DO fosa columna internacio-
nal que acaudina 81 contralmiranse
inel5s Sir Edward Seymour, inten.
tafon anochs, repetidas veces, prom
der lpeeo 4 aouslIa poblaci6n.
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Ell EJERClTO AMERICANA
De GUARRIClOM EN- CUBA

Despachos de Ia Habana dicen
que el general Wood ha dispuesto
va Ia reconcentracion On los puertos
do Ia Habana, Cienfuegos, Nuevi-
tas y Santiago de Cuba de las tro-
pas que embarcaran en- breve para
los Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
VIAJE PARALIzADO

Los reseridos telegralnas dicen
que con motive de necesitarse aho-
ra los traspo-tes para conducir q Ia
RepIblica los tnaestros cubanos que
sc diri0en q la Universidad de Har-
ward el EMBARGO de dichas tropas
90 verifcara despues del viaje de
aquellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
Ell GUIcHEM" Y Ell CARLOS "
ENEL PUERTO De KAPOLES

Telegramas de Paris dicsn que el
crucero frances GGichcn que zarpo
aver con rumbo q China Sc reunira
en- Napolcs con el acorazado espa-
mol Carlos Qsinto, que salio igual dia
con identico rumbo.
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Ell TUNEL De LAIN'S MEX
LOS INGLESES TRABAJAN

Telegramas de Natal d;cen que
700 hombres del ejercito britanico
trabajan noche y dia, sin descansar
un punto, en- la reconstruction del
tdnel de Laing's Mex. z.
Dichos trabajos Sc terminaran du-
rante la semana pr6xima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
LOS BOERS NO Sc DEScUlDAN
IS INGLESES MUERTOS

Ep varios ataques dirigidcs por
los beers contra la fuerza que pro
tegia las mencionadas obras fueron
muertos Is ingleses.
Los beers tratan de impedir a
toda costa que Sc reconstruya el
tdnel por ellos volado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
Information DDHGaI|G
NBVa York, 2g i JUNO
La GUERRA sUD-iFRlcANA
Dsspachos de Londres dicen que
las avanzadas del ejercito boer acam
padas EN- Ia sierra que da frente q
Niddleburg SO han retirado 4 aque-
LA poblaci6n con motive de la pre-
sencia del ejercito ingles.
La GUERRA SUD-iFRlcANA
PREPARASNOS De DEFENSA
ENLA PLAZA De MIDDLEBURG

Prisioneros cogidos q los beers
han manifestado que el general Bo-
tha ha ordenado la contrucci6n dc
defensas en- Middleburg, cuya plaza
disputara al general Roberts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

Las fuerzas de infanteria y arti-
llerfa embarcadas anteayer por el
gobierno de Paris con destino al
Celeste Imperio forman uu total de
4.50O soldados con 20 cafiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

Todas las mas que celeben e da del
Santa Iga Caedral de 81 74 de San Francisco s.
en- la de San Jose u de las Monjas las 81 sen ap
cadas por ell descanso de la Gnada
padres don Manuel Canal dona Ascenc6n TexidO
do don Nicolas Oyanguren ha dona Maraa Oyanguren her
doha Maria Canal hermano poico don Nemeo
Morris demas odos amigos la astena cual
grattud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
a CAN0NAzO LlMPI0

Los destroyers de Ia marina bri
tanica Whiting y Fame que, por su
POGO calado, consiguieron penetrar
po- ell rio Pei-Ho, vi6ronse obliga-
dos & cahonear frecuentemente las
posiciones ocuoadas por los chinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

No Sc reparten invitaciones