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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-29

BY request, this week, show our old
home on West Tuscarawas street. This
house stood on the same lot where Jos.
s. Saxton now resides, southwest COR
ner of Wells and Tuscarawas SITS. My
father, Jacob Danner, built it in 1921.
After the marriage of father and mo-
ther, they began housekeeping there,
and never kept house anywhere else.
My father died Sc years ago; mother
died 10 years ago. She never moved off
of said lott Joseph S. Saxton. who is
married to my only sister, built the two
story brick about thirty-five years ago
and mother made her home with them
until her death.
My father was a gunsmith by trade,
and for this reason bought lot from
Bazaleel Wells, the proprietor Of Can
ton, just outside the corporate limits, in
order 10 have a convenient place to try
guns on his own lot and not be subject
to town ordinances against shooting
within the corporation. The original
boundary of Canton was Wells street on
the west, Saxton street on the east,
North street on the north and South
street on the south, lather a small ter
ritory to put the present city of 10000
people into The old well my father
had dug at the time the house was built
is still in use and may be seen in front
of the present sitting room. A few feet
south of the well, facing on Wells
street, was my fathers gunsmith shop.
1t was a one story brick building stand
ing up close to the sidewalk, as did the
residence illustrated, and about ten feet
further north than where the insurance
office of j. S. SaXton now stands. 1t
was not customary in those days to
build back from the sidewalk. More
attention was then paid to having gar
dens in the rear CT the buildings than
to having lawns and yards in front.
On the west side of our house and on
the adjoining lot was the home of my
uncle, Philip Danner, the two story
frame yet standing on the corner of the
private alley on West Tuscarawas
street and now occupied by Henry
Shearer on the west end and by Ste
phen App on the east end is the house my
uncle built. The east end of said build
ing was a one-story frame where he
carried on the business of carpet and
coverlet weaving for many years. The
shop part was in later years made a
two-story building. My uncle's health
failing, he finally gave up the weaving
business and for a unmber of years
worked at the carpenter trade and lived
to a good old age. Samuel S. Danner, on
East Tuscarawas street, and William
Danner at Myersville postoffice, Sum-
NIT county, are sons of Philip Danner,
and Emalne Danner, of GAINESVILLE, is
a daughter, all three yet living.
Many of the older citizens will call to
mind that Philip Danner was quite a
successful hunter of wild game, which
abounded here in the early days of our
forefathers. He was most excellent
marksman. One thing he did in sight
ing gun that never saw done by any
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-29
GASOLINE TANK
CAUSED EXPLOSION.
w. s. Palmer Badly Burned at
His Store Saturday Morning.
WAS TEMPERING STEEL SPRINGS
The Furnace Exploded and Came Near
wrecking the Building Occupants
Blown against tho Wall Fire
Caused Little Damage.

Wesley s. Palmer, proprietor Of the
secondhand store on South Market
street. was blown up and severely burn
ed by a gasoline explosion about 8
o'clock Saturday morning. Mr. Palmer
is manufacturing a spring handled
broom in the back of his store and
Saturday morning he was busy temper
ing springs with gasoline furnace. As
he was sitting before the furnace the
heat blast became so hot that 1t caused
the gasoline tank to ex, lode. The shock
shook the building. Palmer was thrown
back against tin cutter and his cloth
ing set on fire. Before he could get
the blaze out his hands were terribly
burned and there was severe burn on
his face at the forehead. One hand was
so badly scorched that the skin will all
come off.
A. Goaler, the timer employed in the
place, was standing back Of Mr.. Palmer.
He was thrown across the room and
landed on his back in the corner on a
pile Of spouting. He was not hurt.
| Jacob Spidle was also in the store.
He was whirled around and bumped
several feet by the concussion.
The gasoline set fire to the store but
it was soon extinguished with but little
damage.
Mr.. Palmer went to the Office Of DR.
Hudson and had his burns treated and
then went home.
The explosion shook things up in the
store quite little but did not wreck the
place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-29

her and try to like her for my sake"
well, l will do my best, but l don't
want to marry anyone yet"
wait until you see her." said his
mother again.
"Who is she like? Haven't you a
picture of her? Is he light or dark"
mo, to all your questions-I shall tell
you nothing. / want you to be surprised.
Tomorrow morning at breakfast you
shall tell me all your impressions"
With this Bernard Durand was
obliged to be content. He departed later
in the evening for No. 80, and his cab
took it's place in the long line of car
riages drawing slowly up TO the brilliant
ly lighted port1cochere.
Bernard followed the many other
guests up the stairs. after giving his hat
and coat to an attedant. On a landing
stood and elderly lady and gentleman,
who shook hands with the arriving
guests.
my host and hostess" thought Ber-
nard-then, as he reached them-"I am
Bernard Durand, the son of Nine. Du-
rand" said he, sure that he was ex-
pected, and feeling little foolish at his
position.
I1c was 6icSlSu Will HiOot PCiiSSt
politeness, and had he not been told Of
the plan for his future, nothing would
have betrayed 1t to him in the manner
of his hostess.
my daughter" said the mistress Of
the house, turning to young girl who
stood beside her: and Bernard offered
her his arm and led her off.
They danced together, once, twice,
three times. She danced divineIy. Ber-
nard looked at her, and mentally pro-
nounced her the prettiest girl he had
ever seen, and the most entertaining.
Later they ate supper together. They
danced again several times.
When II was time to- go Bernard ac-
knowledged himself completely be-
witched. She had a charm, a grace, a
gayety. And she seemed to enjoy him,
too, or why had she been willing to give
up SO much of her time to him?
EAU revoir" she said, holding out her
hand to him. ''Ihope you will come to
see US, monsieur
"Thank you, mademoiselle," he re-
piled, pressing her little hand. II will,
| indeed. and very soon" ,s8.r ..t =
II wonder II she knows anything
| about the plan for our marriageT re-
fiected Durand on the way home. y
am inclined to think not She bore her.
self with such perfect composure and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-29
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Are you sure you understand thor
oughly?" asked Nine. Durand.
Perfectly sure. mother"
"Tell me what you will do"
Bernard laughed. First 1 shall eat
my dinner Then I'll change my
clothes, and about 10 o'clock will take
a cab and drive to the boulevard Male
sherbes, No. SO, the home of NJ. and
Nine. Delport, who are giving ball. Is
1t all right, so far?"
"Yes, go on"
Arrived there, / will name myself to
the host and hostess, talk to them few
moments, and then request an introduce
tion to their daughter, Mile. Etiennette.
] shall then ask her to dance with me,
while I study her from the point of
view Of asking her to marry me. Am
still right?"
Perfectly"
"Well, then, I'll tell you, mother, that
think the whole plan revolving. I do
not like it. came home yesterday, and
am sent off the first thing to see young
girl whom you have selected to become
my wife and whom I have never even
SEEN"
"Wait until you do see her, my dear.
You will have nothing but gratitude for
me then" replied Nine. Durand.
you think will fall in love at first
sight? But she may not. you know,
smile upon me-"
"She is good girl. She will do as her
parents wish her to. Besides, no girl OF
sense would refuse you."
Don't you think you may be little
prejudiced?" suggested Bernard, good
naturedly. "If / were a girl. even In
France, / would not marry a man was
not in love WITH" he added seriously.
Fortunately, our girls have no such
ridiculous notions" Nine. Durand an
swered. Mime. Delport and often dis
cussed you last summer when we were
together at Dfeppe. She is as anxious
as that this marriage should come of
though she has never seen you. I de-
scribed you In glowing terms. you may
be sure"
Does Mademoiselle know anything OF
this plan for tonight?" asked Bernard
"Not unless her mother has told hei
since then." (" answered his mother. "Ant
ahe II lovely, Bernard. You know think
only % your happiness. II you do moi
cAre fos her. that win end Il. Only ses
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-29
Bair Reunion.

The annual Bair reunion will take
place on Thursday, June z. at the res
idence of Frank F. Bair. near Middle
branch. The Bair residence is within
a five minute walk of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie depot. The day will be spent
in listening to addresses, games OF all
kinds will be INDUCED in and last but
not least a sumptuous dinner will De
served.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

estan hoy al lado de aquellas pequefias
lrepdblicas que tan virilmente com
baten.
Los boers son militares por ins
tinto. Su plan de batalla va Sc 10
presenta la misma naturaleza Escon-
didos en- ell laberinto de trincheras, que
forman con gran habilidad, no Sc ven
en- el combate, y cuando los batallones
ingleseS Sc lanzan temerariamente al
cerro a punto Gonde Green encontrar
al enemigo Sc encuentran que allf no
hay nadie y vense cogidos entire dos 6
tres tuegos que los barren impunemen-
te, teniendo que retroceder coa gran
des perdidas, sin haberlas causado, nj
con mucho, en- igual proportion al ene-
migo.
N" hay que esperar aquf gran1es
batallas, porque q los "boers" 10 que
les convene es hacer 10 que hacen;
diSeminar a las tropas britanicas, ven
cerlas siempre en- combates aisladoS;
impedir que Sc combiuen, 10 que consi-
guen gracias su admirable moviliza-
ci6B y utilizar e.. momentos dados el
fuego de fusierfa certero y mortffero,
CUE produce siempre ell panico momen-
taneo y la dispersion de las tropas in
gesas que Sc sienten acHbilladas por
un enemigo invisible.
Dicen aquf que Inglaterra triunfara
en- definitiva. Nj atirmO nj neoo; pc
70 10 que resulta eyidente es que ell
arbitraie propuesto pOr ell TranSvaal y
no acceptable pol la poderosa Albion,
era una sOIuci6n mas practica, mas
justa, mas civilizadOra y mas conve
nicnte; y que 81 lnglaterra 10 hubiera
acceptable su poder y su influencia mo-
raj serfan hoy mucho, pero mucho ma
yOres.
LUIS ROBINSON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

Ha afrmado ell primerO que no sc
debe dudar de la restauraci6n ecou6-
mica de Espafia. El presupuesto Sc
saldara con un excedente de varios mi
Homes de pesetas.
Tengo preparados otrOs proyectos =
anadi6; prcyectos verdaderamente
importantes; va Sc conoceran despu6s
que sean votados los presupuestos de-
finitivamente.
FL Sr. Navarro Reverter anunci6 un
brilIante y pr6ximo renacimiento eco
n6mico de Espafia.
Afrm0 que ell principal factor de ese
renacimiento sera la exploitation del
SubS1elo, que eneierra una riqueza
No a5riga ell ex-ministro ninguna
duda respecto del porvenir de Espana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08
LA CONVENCION
DEMOCRATICA
DE Los
ESTAOOS UNIDOS
ELECCIOy DE- NUEVO PRESIDElTG

El % de Febrero 1ltimo, seg6n di-
jimOs oportunamente los Iectores en-
la secci6n de telegramas, Sc reuni6 ell
Conite nacional democraticJ de los
EstadOs Unidos con ell fin de ac0rdar
la fecha y la ciudad en- que ha de rev.
nirse la pr6xima conenci6n electoral
del partido dem6crata, 4 Ia que CORES
ponde elegir ell candidate q Ia Presi.
dencia de la Union americana.
Dos impoTtantes poblaciOnes, Mil
waukee y Kansas, diSputabanse la pre-
terencia del Oomit6, aunque, puesto eI
asunto a votaci6n, triunfo la segunda,
como tambi6n dijimos a los lectores,
por 40 votos contra 9.
FL Comit6 decide, ademas, que ell
4 de Julio pr6ximo Sc reuniera la Con
venci6n que ha de nombrar al successor
de Nc, Kinley, 6 reelegir a este
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08
MANIFESTATION
EN- LA HABANA
Contra Ell Oblspo

81 % de Febrero 1ltimo corri6 ell
rumor en- Ia Habana de que determi-
nados elementos, estaban orgarizando
una manifestation hostil contra ell Obs
po de aquella di6cesis, Monsenor Sba
rretti.
Acto seguido, una Oomisi6n com
puesta de los generates Maximo Co
mez, Lacret, Oisneros y algunos otros
mas publicaron IN manifesto invitan-
do al pueblo a no entregarse actos
inconvenience contra la autoridad
eclesiastica /: Ell manifesto decfa: "No
nos ehtreguemos, ell dia en- que cele-
bramos nuestra gloriosa revoIuci6n, q
un acto que podemoS deplorar mas
tarde
A los pocos instantes circularon mi
les de ejemplares que contenfan ell re-
ferido manifesto. La energfa de ton0
de este y la noble actitud que adopta-
ron los jefes de la Revolution, lograror
que cambiara bien pronto ell sentimien
to popular, conjurando asf un grar
peligro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08
AGUINALDO
So escapa al Japon

Un telegrama fechado Ell Asia Y re
cibido por ell 'sWorld " de Nueva York
ell % de Febrero dltimo dice que ell
Consul General de los EStados UnidoS
ell Hong Kong, Mr.. r Wildman ha
sido informado que tres de los MEM
bros de- la Junta Revolucionaria filipi-
na que labor6 en- aquella ciudad y que
emprendi6 precipitado viaje aquel dia
con rambo al imperio japones, esperan
encontrarSe en- este pals con ell genera
lisimo Aguinaldo.
Estas noticias, dice el referido peri6-
dico, vienen q cOnfrmar el rumor que
circul6 primeramente respecto q que
Aguinaldo Sc habfa escapado de Fill
pinas refugiandOse en- Formosa.
Los tres miembros de la Junta Re-
volucioraria que partier0n para ell Ja-
pom son Luban, Ponce V Agoncillo,
hermano este dltimo del Representa-
te diplomatico Ge Aguinaldo en- Eu-
rOpa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

de pertur5ar las costumbres eStabIecldas.
escepto en- aquel!os particulareS en- que la
SOmbra de Ia ley prosperan nOtorias injustl
cias; pero los castigos injuStos y Sistema de
incomunicaci6n, por ejemplO, Sc supriniran
inmediatameute.
Han obtenido el titulo lie Pro ,uralores
graduades, con buenas notas, don francisco
Gimenez O'Neill y don Manuel Fernandez
CALICO.
Sc dice que NJ Waldeck- Rousseau ha
infGrmado a Su Santidad su firlne rasolu
ci0n de aplaStar, competamente, la OpoSi-
ci6n por parte del cero frances al gobernO
establecido en- Flancia. El Presidente del
Gablnete dice que espera que ca este actO
de discipline ell Vaticano tendra a bien no
mezclarSe, pueS ell proceder de oro mode
pondria en- pellgro ell cOncOrdatO y con ell
la continuation de los cincuenta milloneS
de frances conque anualmente contribuye
Francia al S0stenimientO del culto cat0llco
En- ell vapor frances que zarp6 anteayer
del puerto de Ponce emigrarOn para Santo
Domingo gran n1mero de obrerOS de aque-
liza ciudad.
Ell LINES en- la noche no pudo celebrar Sc
sion, por fal+a de COnceaIes que concurrie-
sen, ell ayuntamiento de MayagieZ.
La session celebra9a ell 10 de Febrero Ill
timo pOr la Calnara de los ComuneS, de
Londres, Sc ledic6, cas excluSivameDte, q
los asuntos del Asia Central. Con motive
de varias pregantas que hicieron algunos
representatives, sc cOnsiguiG que ell gObierno
declaraSe que estaba enteradO de que Sc ha-
bia aumentadO cOnSiderablemente ell contin,
gente de tropas rusas 1estnadas al Asia
Central, perO afladi6, que las relacioneS
amiStoSaS entire Inglaterra ell Emr de
AfghaniStan cOntinuaban siendO satisfacto
riaS, seg1n los terminus del tratado VICENTE
y que no habian variado en- NADIA.
lngIaterra, continue ell gobiernO, habfa
accedidO que Sc estahleciese un consulate
ruso en- Bombay Con tai de que Inglaterra
tuVleSe derecho nombrar un consul suyo
en- TihIs, Russia Transcaucasica.
Ha Sido declaradO ceSante ell director de
la escuela nOcturna de adultoS, establecida
en- Ponce, que 10 era ell professor don Juan
Cuevas AbOy, siendO nombradO en- su lugar
el Senor Neuman.
Dice un telegrama de Londres que Ell
''GlObe" publica un suelto Semi-oficial en- ell
que Sc dice que Alemania no piensa hacer
NADIA con ell fin uterior de intervenir en- la
guerra angle-boer, pOrque no Sc considera
nteresada en- Ell asunto, nj lie importa NADIA
cual pueda ser la pOsici6n futura la exis-
tencia en- 10 porvenir de las RepGbicas
beers.
Sc encuentra vacante la eScuela rural del
barrio del Rayo, termino de Sabana. Gran
de.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

Sc trata de sacar concurso la plaza de
Jefa de la Policia de Ponce.
Ell l1nes 1ltimo ocurrieron algunos robOs
en- Mayagiiez, llevandOSe los cacos una silla
de mOntar de la casa que don Vicente Pa
gar posee en- Guanajibo, y de una cantidad
de cafe del almacen de los senores Fritze
Lundt y ca A causa de tales fechorias han
sido detenidOs Juan Cardosa (aJ PugilatO y
jose Pinz6n, siguiendose la pista otro
sujeto cOnocidO por Juan Gas.
Aver por la tarde visit6 ell GObernador
General ell vapor ingles '.Indef2tigable"
habi6ndOsele hecho por dicho buque los Sa.
ludOs de Ordenanza.
Ell SecretariO de la Guerra, de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Mr.. Root, va a inlciar reformas
transcendentales en- ell pOder judicial exis-
tente, en- la actualidad, en- la isla de Cuba.
Ell obieto principal que Sc prOpone conse
guir es Ell de corregir con brevedad los abu
SOS que Sc cometen en- las carceles de Cuba
Con ese fin, Sc nombrara una cOmisi6n
mixta de tres no-te americanos tres cuba
nos. La creencia general es que los miem
bros de dicha comisi6n nombrados por los
EstadOs Unidos, seran: ell professor Runtie,
de la UDiversidad de Harvard. el Hon. Mr.
Horace Rubens, abogado que fue de "a Jun
ia revolucionaria cubana, en- Nueva York ,
Mr.. Ernst Conant de la firma Lee & CO.
nant. El Gobernador General Wood pro-
bablemente eligira tres abogados del fOro Dc
la Habana. La Junta mixta Sc reunira er
la Habana introducira todas aquelas en-
miendas en- el C6digo Penal que Sc juzguer
nacesarias. Despues Sc revisara el prOce-
dimiento criminal en- yigor actualmente
No hay la menor intenci6n de offender, eI
10 mas mfnimo, los sentimientos del pals n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08
GACETA DE- HOY

PubIica la Circular nGmero 156, de
la Secretaria Civil, dictando algunas
disposiciOnes 4 fin de legalizar bien ell
justo peso del pan y evitar los abuses
y fraudes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08
IA TRASATLANTICA"
COMpANIA De SEGuROS CONTRA INcENDIOS
,Agentes en- San Juan:
15-7 j. OchOG u HermGnO.

El,,AyuntamientO de Ponce ha tornado Ell
acuerdo de considerar como interinos to.
dos sus empleados, hasta que Sc nOmbren
defnitivamente. Las plazas de m6dlcO Sc
sacaran cOncurSO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08
Ruisanchez & Prida.
FABRICANTES DE LICORES.
San Juan y Rio Piedras. Puerto Rico.

Oonstante exienca de lcoe de odas classes.
Siempre tenen RON tBUENA VISTA,
y otras pocedencias PTecos los mas plaza
Especalidad en- VINO MSTELA RON, LA
Ell VENCEDOR puro de JAMAICA ansee AGUILA
Casa en- San Juan: leuan 49, Telefono IA
Agente iumacaO la venta de icOs: Ignaio Daz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

anteanoche acOrd6, segdn nos cOmunica
atentamente, recabar ell concurSo de la prem
sa para ell cumplimiento de los fines que
persigue.
I'll GObierno de Bruseas acord6 ell 26 de
Febrero nltimO Urga@izar una gran Expo
sici0n International en- 1905, conmemoran-
DO asi ell aniysrsario de la independence de
aquel RENO.
TRANQUILIOAO. SALUO Y REP0S0 PARA LAS
MAOReS Y LAS CRlATuRAS
Ell JARABE CALMAMTE de la Sra.
WINSLOW, Sc da 4 los nilos en- ell perfo-
do de la DENTICION. Les ablanda las
encias, resuelye la inflammation, alivia todo
door, y cura ell c6lico ventoso. Inocente
eticaz en- tOdoS los caSos. AconSejamos
las madreS que tengan TN ,nino enfermO,
que no dejen que la prevention propia nj
la de otros, e7ite ell uso de esta medcina
que proporciona alivio SECURE, absolutamen-
te SECURE, 81 Sc usa opor:unamente. 90
Con destino a la isla de Cuba New York
ha zarpadO hoy de este puerto ell trasporte
"Burnsde.'
La Suprema Corte de JuSticia ha confir-
mado la Sentencia, pen1iente ante ella en-
apelacl6R, 4 yrtud de recurSo interpuestO
por la representation de los proceSadOs, die
tada pOr la Corte de DiStrito de Ponce, con-
denandO la Ultima pena a los proceSados
Rosaly Santiago, Carlos Pacheco Torres,
HermOgeneS PaGhecO Torres, Simeon Ro-
driguez (a) Bejuco Eugenio Rodriguez
Lopez a Brujo
La Emulsion de Scott es un exceleute
alimento de ahorrO, y un modficador pode-
rosO de la nutrici6n.
El inffaScritO, doctor en- Medicina Gil
rugia.
Certifica: Que la preparation denOmina.
da Emulsion de Scott es, por ell aceite de
bacalao que contieue, agente term6geno de
primer orden y ''exceleute alimento de aho-
rrO" por los hipofosftos, ''modiicador po-
deroso de la nutricf0n.D
La he adminiStrado con frecuencia en- ca
SOS de debilidad general, raquitismo, escr6.
fula, tfsis pulmonar, ETC., etc siempre con
reSultadOS SatSfactoriOs.
Y para que los SenoreS Scott 81 Bovine
hagan de esta manifestation ell uso conve-
Puerto Rico a 2S de JUNO de 1894
D. LOPEZ.
Ell domingo pr6ximo dara su anunciado
concerto en- Ponce ell pianiSta don Federico
Ramos
En- iopiedras Sc encuentran vacantes
los nj do 10 AZ
Ha sido capturado en- Ponce ell presunto
autOr del robo hecho en- la casa de la Suce-
sion Casals.
El lunes anterior hubo una rifia ell MAYA
giiez de la que resuIt6 herdo un tai Saliva
dor Echevarria.
Don Simon Pie-lussi ha pubIicado una
hoja Sueta en- Ponce eXplcando Su actitud
como CONCEAL de aquel ayuntamiento.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad don Matto
Fajardo, de Mayagdez.
ASEGUR0S CONTRA INsENDI0S
Y MARlTIMOS
MELTZ & GAMBIA
Aseguran en- las Siguientes 2oderosas
Companies:
THE PALATINE FIRE INSURAN-
CE Co.
THE ENETHEELANDS FIRE INSU-
RANCE Go.
/ ASSICURAZIONI GENERALE.
DepoSitarios del hilo de eoser, narcas
COATS CLARK y CHADWICK
Cemento msrca Lave.
Cerveza de Munich marca HAMM0NIA.
%
sie ha encargadO interinamente del Vice
ConsuladO de los Paises Baios en- la ciudad
del sur p0r ausencia de Mr.. Otto Wantze.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08
Ell PORVENIR
FINANCIERO
DE ESPANA

El corresponsal de "Le Matinn, en-
Madrid da cuenta de ''interyiewsn ce
lebradas con el actual ministro de Ha-
cienda senior Villayerde, y con ell ex-.
ministFo seiior Navarro Reverter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

Segdn publica Ell "World'' de Nueva
York, ell dia del actual debe haber salido
de aquella Repdblica ell ministro de la Cue.
ira Mr.. Root, con destino Cuba, para ms
peccionar por 81 mismo tOdos los aSuntos en-
dicha Isa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

anteanoche acOrd6, segdn nos comunica
atentamente, recabar ell concurso de la prem
sa para ell cumplimiento de los fines que
persigue.
El GObierno de BruSeaS acord6 ell 26 de
Febrero 1ltimO urga.izar una gran Expo
sici6n international en- 1905, conmemoran-
do asi ell anivs:sario de la independence de
aquel reino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

Aver por la tarde visit6 ell Gobernadol
General ell vapor ingles 'Indefstigable"
habi6ndOsele hecho por dicho buque los sa
ludOs de Ordenanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

Los se1ores G. Ledesma Comp, de
Arecibo, nos participant haber conferidO po-
der general don Jose B. Carrien y don
Manuel Astor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

barrio del Rayo, t6rmino de Sabana.Gran-
de.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08
NOTIClA5 DEL Ola

Sc trata de sacar & concurso la plaza de
Jefa de la Policia de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-08

81 Club aLaso Azul,g en- iunta ceIeOrada