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The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
A MISPLACED SWITCH
Causes Head-On Collision ON Boston &
Maine at SacO.

Saco, September Gas the result Of a
head on collision between a freight and
a passenger train running between Port
land and Biddetord, on the Western d1-
vision of the Bosom & Maine, r. X. at
Saco station late this afternoon, both
engines were disabled and several cars
damaged. En- gineer Tibbets OF the pas
senger train was slightly injured. A
score of passengers were shaken up, but
escaped injury. A misplaced switch was
the cause OF the accident.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Portland, Sept 6, 1900. The local
weather bureau records the following:
sa. barometer. 29.e59; thermonaee-
ter, 80; dew point, 80; rel. humidity, ~
direction of the wind, SW velocity o.
the wind, 10; state Of weather, cloudy
s D. Barometer. 30 742; thermomee-
ter. 70 2; dew point, 66; rel. humidity. % /;
direction of the wind, W velocity Oh Inc
wind, A; state of weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum
temperature, 64 mean temperature. fo'
maximum wind velocity, 20 SW; preclpl-
tation-24 hours 0.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
BRYAN'S REMEDY.
He Proposes Solution of the Trust
Problem.

Wheeling, W. Va, September 6.-The
tour Of West Virginia which was begun
Tuesday. last by Hon. W. j. Bryan, the
Democratic Presidential candidate, was
concluded tonight with speech at this
place, where he was given an enthusias
tic reception. He travelled from Dee
Park by the way OF Clarksburg an
Parkersburg today, making three speech
es.
The three days tour is regarded by
Mr. Bryan and the West Virginian DEM
ocrats, who have been escorting him as in
every way successful from a political
standpoint.
He has made six speeches and a mum
Der OF br1efer addresses and has had uni
formly large audiences.
At Wheeling, in discussing trusts, Mr.
Bryan said:
Nans~uo deslroT- every private mo
nop1y in the United States and the plan
1 suggest is this:
3 ''Let Congress provide that whenever
any corporation, organized in any state
wants to do business outside of the state
it must go to the federal government
and get a license which Will enable it to
do such business. But it must do bust.
ness in every state according to the laws
OF the state in which it does business.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
THE WEATHER.

Boston, Mass, September 6 Forecasts
Fair weather Friday and probably Sa6uf-
day; cooler Friday; fresh northwest
winds becoming variable.
n.Washington, September 6.-FOrecasb- -lO1
Friday and Saturday: for New England :
Fair cooler Friday; Saturday fresh west
to north winds.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
ONLY SERVANTS THERE.
The Allies Marched Through the Inn
periaI Palace.

Washington, September 6.-The state
department made the following an
.nouncement today:
"a telegram has been received from
Minister Conger dated Pekin, September
1, stating that a military parade passed
through the imperial palace on that day
and that eunuchs and servants were the
only occupants.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
RACES AT HARTFORD.

Hartford, Conn, September 6.-The
Giro uit racing today was sensational in
one feature, Prince Alert, one of the
three starters in the free-for-an pace, af-
ter making half in 1.OOA, coming in at
the wire was either held by Walker, who
was up, or was in distress, taking secon d
place. The odds were $50 to $40 on the
horse and the bets were declared off by
the judges, on the supposition that Walk
er held the horse. Walker drew the horse
in the second heat and explained that
Prince Alert came down the stretch
suffering from blind staggers and that he
was obliged to bleed him as soon as he
left his seat. Veterinaries were sent to
examine the horse and the judges re-
served their decision ss to Walkers cuIpa-
biIity, until the evidence is all in.
81 Trot-Major Greer, /; Dolly Bid
we'll, 2; Marique, 8 Best time, 2.1414.
Charter Oak ConsOlatiOn-Lady Gerald
inc, /; Maggie Anderson, 2; Joe Watts, 3.
Best time, 2.1IN.
2.10 Pace Diminished 1.-The Admiral,
two heats; Paul Revere, one.
Free-for-All-Each Heat a Race-Purse
$500.
Indiana, b G (McCarthy) 1 1
f1Ouou h III Or NcH onTVl z .
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
CAPT. BROwNsON sELECpED.

Washington, September 6.-The Navy
Department has designated Captain
Brownson, who is to command the Kear-
sarge, to act as It's representative at the
celebration at Portsmouth, N. H., Sep
tember 1S and accept for the battleship
the bronze tablet to be given by the
town.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07

remains of officers and enlisted men OF
the navy and marine corps, who died OF
were killed in action ashore or afoat and
buried outside of the continental limits
OF the United States since April 81, 1898,
the official date of the beginning of the
Spanish war.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
! RonrEs mo- BE BRouGHT HOME.

Washington, September 6-Acting in
accordance with the provisions OF an act
passed at the last session of Congress, the
officials of the Navy Department are
making arrangements for bringing home
40 United States for interment, the
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
GERMANs LAND AT SHANGHAI.

Copyright 1900 by the Associated Press. }
Shanghai, ,Septemb Der o-The nrst battal-
lon Of German troops landed here today
from the steamer Batavia. The foreign
consuIs and detach1nents Of French and
Russian troops received them and escort
ed them to ca mp, the bands playing Ger
man airs.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
FORCES OF THE ALLIES.
Capt. PohI Tells of Movement OF Ger-
man III oops.

Berlin, September e.-The report Is
now that the Dowager Empress fled
from Pekin during the morning of Au-
gust 10. Capt. Pohl, under date of Au-
gust 81, says:
''The second marine battalion has ar
rived here. After handing over the COM
mand to Major General Hoeppener, 1 viii
march to Tien Tsin with the landing
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
SAD DISAPPOINTMENT.

Berlin, September 6.-The German
Vice Admiral at Taku teleeraphs that
Captain Pohl, In his report from Pekin
says the impression he formed on march
ing through the imperial palace reception
halls and rooms August % was "dirt and
neglect" No treasures, he adds, were
observed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
VOLUNTEERS TO BE DISCHARGED

Washington, September 6.-The War
Department this afternoon issued the fol-
lowing:
The Secretary Of War has instructed
General Shafter, commander the depart
ment of California, to discharge all vol.
unteers in San Francisco. About 400
are now there, having been sent home
from Manila, sick or wounded. Most of
them being convaIescent, all such Will
be discharged from the service, being no
longer required.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
Gables Back That He
Never Said It.
Afterwards Said He Wasn't
Talking for Publication.

Washington, September 6.-The State
Department. this afternoon issued the fol-
lowing:
"A cablegram has been received from
AIr. w. W. Rockh1ll, dated at Shanghai,
September 8, in which he authorizes the
department. emphaticalIy and categorical
II to deny the statements made in certain
newspapers relating to an interview al
legged to have been given by him. The
only Interview he has given related strict
y to the circular of July 3D.. He states
that no merchant vessel will be sailing
from Shanghai for several days.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, September 6-The follow
nglpensions have been granted to Maine
people:
ADDITIONAL.
Patrick McVary, Bells Plain, $40.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
William A. Burgess, father, West Peru,
hs.
Special accrued, August 20, Clara E
sVnnsen, Hallowell, 500
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
il The PEOPLE OF PORTLAND AND VICINITY

am pleased to announce to the citizens Portland and to
patrons throughout New England that have opened fine ne
optical once a. no Il congress street Opposite Preb House)
where will be pleased to persons whose ewes tn4
them any way am not physician and do perform opera
tons on the eyes nor treat them with medicines I win examn
your eyes however Tree OF charge and they glasses VIII
you My experience caring for the ewes Of more t
1900 persons during the years aid me in carnz
properly for yours.
Consultation and examination free
..... N. T. WORTHLEY, JR.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
lottery from
SCOTLAND.

Here's lot of Highland Pottery
just landed. Not the heavy Dutch
sort,-its more the weight of fine
porcelain. These quaint shaped jugs,
mugs, cups and teapots, with their
nut brown and old yellow under
glaze, their witty proverbs Inscribed
thereon, are as delightful to the eye,
as are the tales and poems of Burns
to the mind.
BURBANK, DOUGLASS & CO.,
242 Middle St.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
A FIRE

is terrible thing If it gets started In the attic
and burns up your house-but when you try TO
start one in the kitchen stove alter it has not
been used for long time, it does not start so
easy and ii you use wood for kindhnRs it may
smoke you out. and you'll wish you had used
BENSON'S ALWAYS READY HARCOAL.
BIG BAG Toe. AT ALL GROCERS.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07
ROCKHILL'S EXCUSE


Shanghai, September 6.-Mr. William
WOodvilIe Rockhill, United States special
commissioner in China, when questioned
today regarding his denial Of statements
made by him to correspondent of the
Associated Press and cabled to the United
States from Shanghai last Sunday. said
the State Department. had cabled him re-
gard1ng the interview, and, as he consid-
cred INSTRUMENTATION personal, he had felt
justified In replying that he had given no
interview. The correspondent of the AS
ISOLATED Press on the occasion in ques-
ton, visited Mr.. ROckhiI as a correspon-
dent and for the pur of inquiripg
whether, in Mr.. RockAllls opinion, Rus
s1a would withdraw from Pekin. AS Mr..
Rockhin did not request the correspon-
dent to refrain from publishing his views
as expressed during the conversation, the
correspondent thought ne desired to have
them made known.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-07

The Associated Press interview with
Mr.. Rockhill, dated Shanghai, Septem-
bra ?, was sent from Shanghai by cable
after having been carefully prepared by a
trusted staff correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press at present at Shanghai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
no intervendran !
EN- LA CONSTITUTIONS !,
GUIANA.

Ell Subsecretario, de la Guerra de los
Estados Unidos, Mr.. Meiklejohn, en
una entrevista recientemente celebra-
da ha dicho 10 siguiente:
"No hay nlnguna intenci6n por par
to del gobierno de los Estados Unidos
de intervenir en- la redaccion de la
Constitution Guiana, pues esta Sc de-
jara q cargo de los cubanos y cuando
este hecha, ell Oongreso debera resol-
yer acerca de su aceptaci6n y decidir
sobre la fecha en- que pueda declarar-
Sc que existe en- la misma un gobierno
estable. No Sc ha recibido cOmunica.
ci6n alguna en- este ministerio de las
autoridades en- Cuba que indique que
existe descontento entire los cnbanos
respecto las autoridades de los Esta-
dos Unidos nj con referencia q la polf.
tica que siguen sus representatives &C.
tuales en- la Isla."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
Puerto Rico
en- Washington
Impresiones de TN Corresponsa1

El Corresponsal en- Washington de
un importante peri6dico habanero dice
10 siguiente aludiendo q la actual ST.
tuaci6n de Puerto Rico: :.
Isl Sc hubiera dejado en- pie la orga.
nizaci6n polltica que Sc encontr6 para
irla reformandO por los medios que
ella misma proporcioaaba, ell pals y no
.esta repdblica serfa responsible; de los
males que hoy Sc denuncian. Reduci-
dos los Estados Unidos q una aoci6n
fiscalizadora, hubieran hecho mucho
bien y conservado la popularidad.
Por suerte, aqu( Sc reconoce la JUS.
ticia y la necesidad de ir aumentando
en- aquella isla la dosis de gobierno
propio. El regimen actual ha sido vo
tado como INFERNO; su duraci6n esta
marcada por la ley. Els seguro que lie
sucedera otro mucho mas amplio. Lo
que no Sc tiene por SECURE, nj aun por
algo probable, es que Puerto Rico lie
que a ser pronto un Estado de la Union,
como piden algunos dem6cratas. Ins
pira horror la posibilidad de que ell vo
to de la Antilla pueda decidir una
question de polltica nacional 6 hacer
un Presidente, mientras la poblaci6n
no este completamente inglesada, para
10 cual Sc necesita un siglo."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11

mes entrante Sc prepara, no debe ha-
Der mas que una s6la candidatura Ia
candidaturG Guiana; no la de los par
tidos, sino la del pueblo; no por Ell
candidate republican,, nacionalista 6
democratico, sino por ell Representative
del pueblo cubano, consagrado por los
yotos de todos, para la realization del
fin supreme de Independence y liber-
tad. =
ST este Sc realiza 81 ese acto de
fraternidad hermosa y conjunction pa
tri6tica llegara q efectuarse, no divide
lei pueblo que condolences deben ateso.
rar los hombres a los que otorgue sus
sufragios.
Patriotismo Immaculate. Como eff.
caz garantia de que la causa patria no
sera nunca pospuesta a consideration
alguna de orden personal nj polftico.
HonradeS incorraptible. Donde no
surjan nunca las impurezas del interes
ri prospere ell halago del soborno.
Y capGcid0d intellectual. Para que
en- la obra del sentimiento coopere la
labor de la inteligencia Y del saber.
Llevando q la Asamblea OOnsvitu.
yente hombres de patriotismo inmacu.
lado, honradez intachable y luminosa
inteligencia, Cuba sera absolutamente
libre y ell pueblo cubano habra cumpli.
do su deber".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
Grandes apuestas
EN- LOS
.ESTAD0S UNID0S
PARA LAS
Pr0ximas eleCCiOnes

Segin leemos en- un peri6dico de los
Estados Unidos, Mr. Louis Wormser,
ha apostado 5 10000 contra 5 10000 al
triunfo de la candjdatura republican,
para las pr6ximas elecciones presiden
ciales de los Estados Unidos, que, sc.
gun dijimos oportunamente los lecto
res en- nuestra secci6n telegrafca, que
designa a Mr.. Nc. Kinley para la Pre-
sidenoia y, para Vice presidente al ac
tual Gobernador del Estado de Nuevs
York, MIR. THEODORE Roosevelt.
Otro norteame1icano, Mr.. John 81
Dunno, ha aceptado va una apuesta
de s 10000 contra S 10000 hecha POI
Mr.. John M. Shaw por ell triunfo de Ia
candidatura democratica que designa
Mr.. William Jenning Bryan, de Ne
braska, para la Presidencia de la Re
,p1blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11

simpatico en- los corazones de los hijos
de esta terra, e interpreto un senti.
miento unanime de mis- compatriotas
dandole una cordial y enthusiastic bien
venida, aquf, en- este viejo palacio de
Pizarro, donde vagan todavfa las som
bras gigantescas de los hombres de
hero cue espantaron al mundo con
sus epicas hazafas. M
"Nos sentimos orgullosos, agreg6, de
creernos retoilos de aquella vieja cepa,
y hacemos fervientes votos por la pros
peridad de la naci6n espanola y por la
ventura de los augustos soberanos y los
dignos representatives de Espaf1a aquf
reunidoS".
Oontest6 ell ministro de Espana, SO
nor Gil de Uribarri.
Ola sinceridad de los afectos que he
encontrado en- ell PERI hacia Espana-
dUo- - me hacen olvidar q veces mi
patria, y creo yer en- este pals la ina
gen de aquella".
Agradeci6 la manifestation que Sc
hacla y brind6 por la felicidad del PERI,
por la personal de s. e. ell Presidepte,
un brfndis especial por la
esposa hijo del senor Romano.
Al terminar ell Sr. Gil fue felic:tado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
La Intervention
del ST. CabreiO,

Hemos tenilo ell gusto de recibir la
atenta vista del senior Oabrejo, Vice
Consul de Espana, ell cual, en- terminus
afectllosos y corteses, nos neg0 su in.
tervenci6n personal en- la iniciaci6n de
la Oolonia Espanola que hemos llama.
do del senor Marconel, reduciendose la
mission del seflor Oabreio en- ell banque
to del Olimpo un acto suyo de carl
dad hacia ell desvalido.
Nosotros hicimos presente al se1or
Oabrejo los motives que tenemos para
Greer en- su intervention, que, aparen-
temente al menos, lie delatan como inte
resado en- ell asunto, y 81 nos reiter6
tOrmalmente su manifestation de no
haber tornado parte alguna en- ell mismo.
Ante la caballerosidad y sinceridad
del senior Cabrejo y las pruebas que
tuvo la bondad de exponernos al efecto,
tenemos mucho gusto en- hacer constar
SIS af ma ZONES.
Y sentada la no intervention del Sc
nor Cabrejo y ell hecho de que en- el
Olimpo surgi6 la idea de la constitu
ci6n de la supuesta Colonia Espanola
! qui6n fu6 ell que echo andar la ma
quina tan torpemente-que todo el nun
do Sc apercibi6 de su moyimiento
No importa saberlo en- fin de cuen
tas; 10 que importa consignar, es que
la maquina parti6 del Olimpo, por que
asi 10 han dicho varios de los concu-
rrentes a la fiesta que allf Sc celebr6 y
por que esa es la voz del pueblo, acu,
sadora infalible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
Galveston

La ciudad de Galveston que, seg1n
nuestros telegramas de aver, sufri6 tie
rribles estragos consequence del no
rroroso huracan que la azot6, tiene 30
mil habitantes y su amplia y hermosa
bahia es trecuentemente visitada POI
buques de todas classes que en- ella en-
cuentran SECURE abrigo y rapido apro.
visionamiento de carbon y aguada
Galveston esta situada sobre una is
la, la desembocadura del rio de Ia
Trinidad, siendo su principal movimien
to comercial la exportaci6n de algod6n
a cuyo artfculo debe la mayor parte de
su riqueza.
En- su puerto han sido inscriptos
mas de 25O buques, muchos de ellos
de alto bordo, que hacen continues ex
pediciones & la Habana, Pensacola
Nueva Orleans y otros puertos de Il
Union.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
LA CONVENClON
GUIANA
Condolences que deben
REUNIR LOS
REPRESENTATIVES

El peri6dico "La Discussion" de la
Habana, Sc pregunta que condolences
deben poseer hombres quienes ell pCe.
bio de Cuba otorgue su representation
para que vayan q la Asamblea Cons
tituyente & redactar la constitution y
echar las bases de la soberania in
dependencia de Cuba, Y sc conres1a !:
"Guarde cada particle Sus s,mpatias
y sus afectos para otras elecclones. en-
las que ell yoto popular, al caer en- ar
urnas electorales, solo sea la expression
de la estima 6 el aprecio al candidate
prefer:do. En- la election que para el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
Ell CrucerO espa10l
"RlO De LA PLATA
En- el PERU

Desde Lima dicen con fecha 2 de
Julio 10 siguiente:
GEL banquete dado anoche & los jefes
y oficiales del crucero espaflol "Rio de
la Plata" fue suntuoso.
Jamas sc ha realizado aquf una fes-
ia tan brillante.
81 comedor amplio estaba esplenli-
damente adornado, destacandose entire
las lamparas de luz electrical y los tro
feos, las banderas espanola y peruana
entrelazadas.
La mesa Sc vefa cubierta de arbustos
y de las mas ricas y raras flores de es
tie pals.
Ademas lie los obsequiados, hacfan
acto de presencia ell Presidente, seilor
Romafla, ell ministro seiior Gil de Uri
barri, consul y vice consul espano;, los
ministries de Estado, ofciales mayores
de los ministerios, ex Presidente de la
Rep1blica, D. Nicolas Pi6rola, el alcal-
de municipal general Echenique, jefes
y ofciales de la marina peruana, nu
merosas personas altamente colocadas
en- la polftica y en- la sociedad, y los
presidentes del Casino Espalol de Ia
Camara de Comercio espanola.
Una excelente orQuesta ameniz6 Ell
banquete.
Al destaparse el champagne ell Pre-
sidente de la Rep1blica Sc levanto en-
medic de atronadores aplausos y de
vivas a Espana y al PERI
ri discurso del primer magistrate
fue yibrante y elocuente J tuvo pasajes
que provocaron gran entusiasmo.
"Es motivo de complacencia-dUo- -
para ell pueblo peruano la vista sus
costas del crucero "Rio de "a Plata".
"La mission de paz y confIaternidad
que trae la gallarda nave, tiene ece
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
FL Club Latino
Y Ell
SENIOR EGOzCUE
d Que dice eI partido
republicanO ?

Desde que en- ell Reglamento que re
dact6 la Junta Provisional para cons.
tituir la Oolonia del sefior Marconel
vinos que sc clasiicaban los socios en-
pudientes y no pudientes, debiendc
ser unos y otros espafoles de naci
miento 6 espafoles de se1sttmiento, con
sideramos que aQuslla Junta habfa in
currido en- un error gravfsimo.
En- efecto, anunciaba & los cuatrC
vientos que iba q constituir una Colo
MIA Espanola y comenzaba por echal
sus bases sobre una mezcolanza latina
Lo mismo hubieramos pensado 81
proponiendose formar una Colonia la
tina, no Sc hubiera hecho distinction dt
la esencia, que debfa ser latina, de Il
forma, que podfa ser espanola, es decir
81 esa Colonia hubieran podido per
tenecer con iguales derechos y deberei
los espanoles de nacimiento y los ele
mentos de la misma raza no precisa
mente espanoles.
Es evidente que 81 Ell nombre es re
presentation de la cosa, en- una socie
dad que Sc titula espai5ola debe predo
minar Ell elemento espanoI, y vice vers.
en- la que Sc denomine latina. Y esC
predominio Sc consigue estableciend,
que los socios propietarios y los miem
bros de la Directiva han de ser espa
noles en- ell primer case y latinos EN- e
segundo; nj mas, nj menos.
Por otra parte, la classification de Il
Junta Provisional dejaba q primer;
vista fuera de la Colonia Espaflola /
los puertorriQuenos que no Sc sintieral
espanoles 6 no quisieran decir que 81
sentfan tales, a los demas elementos d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11

lido republicano ante una lucha 6 cues.
tion particular entire espanoles.
Es necesario que Sc nos olga si e,
senior Eg6zcue es ell jefe de ese partidc
y 81 su voluntad y su capricho son aca,
tad0s silenciosamente por todos
Z ante todo y sobre todo, 81 acepta
y aprueba aquellos actos sin nombre y
sinRjemplo que han perturbado la vida
de la Colonia Espaiofa y escandalizado
y asombrado q todo el mundo y los
cua)es no es menester relatar, porQue
va estan bien relatados; y 81 puede e1
senior Eg6zcue seguir invocando la an
toridad de su partido para sostener y
apoyar los que contender sin raz6n
y sin derecho dentro de la Oolonia Els.
pamela.
81; ell partido republicano'd debe de-
clarar 81 es 6 no neutral en- aQuella la.
mentable pero privada discordia. T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
NOTIClA5 DEL OLA

Un buen ndmero de braceros de Barros
han petido al Gobernador Sc de principle &
los trabaios dc la carretera que conduce des.
de aquel pueblo al de Morovis.
El Tribunal de Distrito de esta ciudad
despues de la celebration del juicio oral, ce.
lebrado en- la tarde de aver, de la causa Sc.
guida contra Gabino Cruz Catala, por ell su.
puesto delito de atentado, di0t6 sentencia,
condenandole la pena de dos meses de
arresto mayor, como autor dc dlcho delito.
El jueves pr6ximo dar& principle en- la
Capila, la 3e Orden Franciscana, las solem.
nldades que anualmente celebra en- honor
del Serafico Padre y Patriarca San Francis.
co dc Asis, en- la impression de las llagas, en-
la forma siguiente: Primero.-Todos los
dias al toque de oraciones, desde ell dfa Is
del actual, Rosario Noyena toda orques-
ia. Segundo.-El II q las 6 y media de la
manana, mlsa resada communion general
para los hermanos y demAs feles que gusten
acsrcarSe q la sagrada mesa. Tercero.-El
% al toque de oraciones, gran Salye : LIE {.
tanlas solemnes tofa orquesta, en- la que
tomara parte nna cauocida Ga.ra de eSta
Capital. siuarto. % las 9 de Ia ma
mana, lisa solemne con panegfrico a cargo
del senor PbIo don Angel Alonso.
Sc encuentra en- esta capital don Estebap
Escalera, de .vega.alta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-11
England and Japan.

Dispatches from London state
that England and Japan have deci-
ded not to withdraw their forces
from the capital of the celestial en-
pire for the present, but to keep
them there until it is known what
Germany intends to do.