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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
The Yeomanry Attacked.

LONDON, June 3.-The War Office
has received the following additional
advices from Lord Roberts, dated Or
ange Grove, June 2:
Owing TO the interruption of the
telegraph lines only to-day received a
report from Col. Sprigg that the battal-
ion OF imperial yeomanry was attacked
between Kroonstad and Lindley, May
90"
The shops in johannesburg are be-
ing opened, and there seems to be a
general feeling of relief at the peaceful
occupation of the town.
The proclamation announcing the
annexation of the Orange Free State
was made known at Bloemfontein,
May 26, by Gen. Prettyman, military
governor. The troops under Gen.
kelly-Kenny formed square, the roy
al standard was hoisted, the troops sa-
luted, a royal salute was fired and the
Queen was cheered. The name Orange
River Colony was we'll received.
Received report yesterday that
four prisoners had escaped from Pre-
toria."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
THE LONE HIGHWAYMAN
Who Held Up the Yosemite Stages
StiII at Large.

RAYMOND. Gala. June 3.-The lone
highwayman who yesterday held up three
Yosemite stages and two wagons and two
United States cavalrymen. is still at large.
Additional details reveal that the number
OF people held up numbered thrty-two.
twenty-seven men and five vHmen. Ma
jor Rucker and Captain Wilcox, u. S. A..
with sixty-eight men Of troop F. who were
on the way to Yosemite. reached the
scene just as the robber was about to
open the express box. Seeing the troop
ers. he disappeared in the brush.
The robber spoke with a Swedish accent.
and his description corresponds with that
of the men who held up two stages at
Big Oak Flat on May 18th. He gave the
driver Of one OF the stages a card bearing
the legend:
THE Black Kid" saying: II hope we
will get better acquainted. old man"
From the three stages he collected about
goo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

LONDON, June 3.-It is announced this
evening that Mrs. Glastone is in a semi
conscious condition and that her strength
Is declining steadily.
SAN FRANCISCO, June S-If there are
no further smallpox developments on the
transport Meade, Gen. E. S. Otis and 9TH
or cabin passengers will be released from
quarantine tomorrow.
ELMIRA. n. Y, June 3.-The expert ac-
countants who have been at work on the
books of former City Chamberlain Frank
q. Bundy, now serving term in Auburn
prison for grand larceny, announce that
Bundy's shortage in the city accounts is
q little over $1,000.
HAMILTON. O., June s.-The engine of
a fast freight on the Cincinnati. Hamilton
q Indianapolis railroad jumped the track
west of this city to-day. Eleven cars
loaded with stock were wrecked. Timothy
Mahoney, David Starkey and Ambrose
Smith, trainmen. and two unknown boys
who were stealing a ride. were killed.
FRANKFORT. KY, June s.-There were
warrant for the arrest of former de facto
Governor Taylor to-day. Acting Sheriff
Suter spent the day at his home in the
country. and at the executive office it
was stated that no requisition on the Cow
ernor of Indiana had yet been made.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-The North
American will tomorrow say: A ball
players union with grips. signs. pass
words and walking delegates now looms
up TO confront the National League mag
mates. In another week or so, If their
plans fall right, the men who wear on
their bosoms the brands of the eight big
clubs, will have organized under the wing
of the American Federation of Labor as
part and parcel OF that body and entitled
to full protection and privileges.
NEWMARKET, ireland, June s.-Two
hundred police were sent here last evening
to suppress a prohibited United Irish
League meeting called for to-day While
the police were asleep this morning about
O'Clock, James Christopher Flynn. Ma
uonalist member of Parliament for North
Cork, and E. Cream, member for the Os-
sorry division of Queens county slipped in
unobserved, addressed meeting of two
hundred in the town square, and burned
the proclamation prohibiting the meeting
The meeting dispersed amid cheers as the
police appeared on the scepa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
Johannesburg Quiet.

WAX BULLETIN:
LONDON, June 3.--Lord Lansdowne,
Secretary of State for War, has receiv-
ed the following from LORI Roberts,
dated Orange Grove, June 2:
Johannesburg is quiet. The people
are surrendering arms and ponies Only
three Boer guns were left in the fort.
THE Queenslanders captured, May
30th, Creusot, with eleven wagons
of stores and ammunition.
'Commandant Botha, of Zoutpans-
berg, his field cornet and 100 prisoners
were taken in the fignung round Jo-
hannesburg, some belonging to the for
eign contingents and the Irish brigade.
THE Thirteenth yeomanry were at
tackled May 10th between kroonstad
and Lindley. There were some casual
ties
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04

For his services in securing the cleo
ton of White, Mckinley will reward
Holt with the appointment to the Fed
eral bench, to succeed Judge Jackson
who will resign to allow Holt to sue
coed him.
This is the story which is adoa,
but which is so utterly absurd on the
face of it that the Holt people have
not thought it worthy of any public
notice. If for no other reason, the
story Is untrue because Mckinley
would never be party to the turning
down of Elkins, and without his part
in it, the story crumbles to pieces.
Those who have seen
The Wfgwam
where the convention is to be held are
loud in its praises. Being built on
gently sloping ground it is arranged
like natural amphitheatre The rear
seats are high and the others slope
gradually to the front, where there is
an elevated platform for the speakers.
IL will seat 5000 persons, will be
equipped with electric lights, water
telegraph instruments, telephones and
an information bureau, and the speak
ers can be heard distinctly in all parts
of the building.
The convention will consist Of 94S
delegates, and if the usual rule is OBJ
served, two-thirds will be necessary to
a choice.
Hon. w. A. MacCorkle, of Charles
ton, who was the last Democratic Gov
ernor, will most likely be selected for
temporary chairman of the convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04

BERLIN, June 3.-Dr. Reitz, the
Transvaal State Secretary, says in the
Cologne Gazette that England will re-
quire a permanent garrison of so 600
soldiers in the TransvaaI, and that re-
bellion may be expected for centuries.
He believes that many Beers will
trek to German South Africa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
SEVEN HUNDRED MILLIONS
WILL BE, APPROXIMATELY, THE
APPROPRIATIONS OF THE PRES
ENT SESSION OF CONGRESS.
AMOUNT BEYOND PRECEDENT.
REVIEW OF THE SESSION DRAW
ING To CLOSE.

The Attention Paid 10 Our New Ter.
rftoSial Possessions, the Financial
Act, the Nicaragua Canal Bill, the
ANTITRUST Bill, the Pacific Cable
Bill and Other Measures. Passed
or Pending in One House or Other.
Our Foreign Commerce-Improv-
ing the Capitol Police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
SUNDAY AT THE PARK.
An Immense Crowd Listened to the
Two Band Concerts.

two buu0 concerns.
The excursion from Canton, the ex-
cursion from Pittsburgh, the failure Of
the Interstate teams 10 play a Sunday
game, and the general excellence Of the
special attractions for the day. were
factors in bringing out an immense
crowd at Wheeling Park yesterday.
The weather was triffe too cool, and
this fact had its effect upon the attend
ance in the evening.
The Grand Army Band. OF Canton,
came down with the exeursionists from
that city, and rendered an excellent
programme IN the afternoon, returning
to Canton on the evening train. This
musical organization is a prime favor
tic here, and deservedly so. Last
nights concert was given by the Opera
House Band
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
THE ADVANCE GUARD
MATING CONVENTION HAS Ar
RIVED AT PARKERSBURG.
LARGEST CONVENTION HELD
IN THE STATE is THE. PROSPECT
AT PRESENT.

The Available Hotel Capacity is
About Exhausted-Judge John HI.
Holt Was EARLY on the Ground.
Judge Tavenner Will Open His
Headquarters T0-Day-VirgiI A.
Lewis, j. III. Miller, w. A. 0hley,
G. l.. Smith, o. S. Mckinney, and
other Candidates and Leaders in
Eyfdence-The News That Judge
Lucas Had Withdrawn a Great
Surprise-The Claims of the Guber-
material Candidates, and General
News of the Coming Events.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
WHEELING, W. VA, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1900
Is AGU|NALDO DEAD?
INDICATIONS THAT HE WAS KILLED
BY A DETACHMENT OF THE
THIRTY-THIRD REGIMENT.
COMMANDED BY MAJOR MARCH.
A DETAILED ACCOUNT OF AN
ACTION AT LAGAT,

In Which it is Certain a Filipino
Officer of High Rank Was Hit by
an American BulIet-A Horse
Richly SaddIed and Flecked with
BlOOd-Saddle Bags Contained
AgufnaIdO's Diary and Private
Papers, Including ProcIamations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04

Christ schnepf. the Opera House Drug
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature yesterday. 4 M. 61:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON. June 3-For Ohio.
Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Fair Monday and Tuesday, with rising
temperature: fresh easterly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04

upon Irene was intended to cover the
withdrawal from Pretoria of all the sup
plies procurable. The last consignment
was six hundred wagon loads
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-04
THE FAIR REPUBLICANS
OF Kanawha County Do Not Propose
to Allow the Ring to
Triumph.

They Will Carry the Fight Into the
State Convention, and Are Pre-
pared to Insist Upon Their Rights
if There is Any Justice in the
Party.
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Cr9nico Neg "a
TUN CRIMEN
en- la collie de s. Sebastian

Aver tarde, a la 6 y media en-
la calle de San Sebastian ndmero
16, taller de zapaterfa, fu@ herido
un nifo de 13 amos llamado Valen-
tin Mac1ara, por un Official de aquel
taller de. nombre Marcelino Rive
ra.
Segdn versiones ell nino Sc refa
i motejaba al Marcelino, el que lle-
no de furia Sc le avalanzo encima
infiriendole una herida inciso-pen
trante de centfme t ,os de longitud
sobre la region del sacro, 6 sea Ia
espalda.
El herido fue- conducido de
allf q la sala de socorros donde Sc le
practice la primera cura por los Sc
flores Pou Llauger.
La herida fue conceptuada de
pron6stico menos grave.
Ell enfermo fue trasladado &
su' casa en- camilla. Nos informan
que el nif1o ha amanecido en- estado
de gravedad. El Juzgado Sc cons
tituy6 tom6 declaraciones al heri-
rido. Ell agresor fue detenido en- el
acto por los senores Maturana Pa
res.
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En- casa
H1AX ~ Ne feusa-s~s
de Mono,

Con motive del cump1eanos de-
simpatico Mono, celebr6se anoche.
en- su casa habitacion, una agradable
velada d la que asistieron infinidad
de amigos y admiradores.
Alumbrada Ia habitaci6n con ca.
prichosos farolillos, podfa apreciar
Sc el gusto artfstico del decorado.
destacandose sobre todo la magnffi.
ca sanoplia del testero principal.
El amigo Pepe Rosario recit1
acknowledgements un humorfstico ro.
+ nee del ge ia1 Pepe Daub6n. FL
j alogo <Juan Breva> delei,6 & la
cengni irencia.
Artnro Igaravidez con su afa-
mado tiple; Fe il,Vega con la guita
ira: Rafsel Velez con Ia fiauta; Que
vedo Baiz con ell gtifcharo y AngeI
Rivero con Ia maraca, hicieron las
delicias de los concnrrentes, eiecu
tando con verdad gusto un seis patn
t., cogueno haciendoolvil lar, Q bre
yes nstan.e 9 ). las amarguras de la lu-
cha por la existencia.
Nome, como 81, mpre, afectr os
y agradeclen6o ell acto de simpat1a
que Sc le tributaba, obsequi6 expen
didamente a los amigos con resres-
cos, vinosi licores, pastas y dllces.
Tan satisfechos Sc retiraron los
concurrentes, que en- obsequio q
mita salir a Ia caIle, piensan repetir
la velada en- el esracioso patio de la
casa del amigo Canellas.
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Ia e.,Ia ?..Vii,ii,aal
y ell asunto de Guaya ma

- Ante la Corte Provisional Sc
celebr6 anteayer la vista de los pro-
cedimientos preliminares para pre-
sentar una acusacion contra ell rue
vo Ayuntamiento de Guayama. Tan
to ell abogado de la defensa Mr..
Dexter, como el de la acusaci6n Mr..
Habatt es!uvi ron muy elocuentes.
La decision de la Corte fue que ell
pueblo de Puerto Rico, ca las pre-
sentes circunstancias anormales por
que atraviesa, no tiene entidad of
eial para instituir procedimientos
a su pro1 10 nombre i dando al abo-
gado M Habatt diez dias para en-,
mendar la acusaci6n. Ell defensQr
Mr.. Dexter di6 aviso de estar dis
puesto q abandonar toda defehsa
con objeto d, ganar tempo i anelar
a la Corte Suprema de Washington
cuya peticion no pudo conced6rse-
le, decidiendo dicho Tribunal que la
Corte Suprema de los Estados Uni
dos SO q nente daba vista q causas
concluidas.
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A V I O..

2 ara cubrir once p1azas vacan-
tes de guardias de policfa, se con :
voca q todos los que han presentado
solicitudes y 8 los demas individuos
que aspiren elias, para que concu-
iran esta Alcaldia ell 20 del corrien-
to con objeto de someterlos al examen
delas condieiopaRaeord d Is, que son
las sig guientes nacion de mora
lidad Certified q 3e .vacuna JUS
tifcaci6n de insfl ion en- lectura
escritura. ->-
Ademas los que Dngresen en- el
cuerp % de Policfa han de tener las
condolences siguientes:e
a:-deSde /. 701netros en- ade-
lante, y en- igualidad de las demas
condolences ffsicas y morales sera
pref erido ell que tenga mas ITALIA. e.
perimetro toraxico: la mitad de
la altuR menos un centfmetro.
pesos kilogramos, salud Y 70.
bustez & juicio de Ia Comisi6n. /
Esta Sc cons uir& a las dos de
la tarde del dfa citado para acordar
la adj mission de los II ID lividuos.
y 70 que Sc anuncia en- Ell pei jdico
para conocimiento de los interesados
r,o-klco ~ de Enero de 1909 qBq
Ell Alcalde Presidential. Sanchez
Mora ales.-El Secretario. Federico
Aguayo.
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CornIlr licddo

La Alcaldfa de la Cidra me for
mo expediente de embargo, en- cobro
de contribuciones que tdebo, por un
vento orrillo que poseo, y dicho cen-
tro official me adeuda mas cantidad
de la que 20 debo, HAY alguna ley
de enlbudo para estes oasos? Desde
ell momento que se procede al en-
barge, no respondo de mis- actos,
clamando justicia. L1amo. pues, la
atenc ion del Gobierno y del Consul
de Espaf1a en- Puerto Rico sobre este
acto de injusticia. H.
Beatriz, Enero de 1900
Ldzgr0 Moreno.
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Menos polltica
:. de bander1a
y mas amor al terruno.
ESQ HACE FAITA.
ESQ HACE FALTA.

La lucha electoral en- la isla por
fortuna no reviste caracteres agresi-
vos en- la generalidad de los pueblos;
pero nos apena, sobre todo en- LAS pc
quef1as poblaciones, que el espirltu
de banderfas SO imponga los lnte-
reses generates A diario oimos de-
cir, con la mayor naturalidad que en-
el nueblo B. nj romanos nj ca1tagi-
neses, tiene hombres en- sus hlas pa.
ra llevarlos al frente de La cosa pu
blica. que uniendose haciendo una
provechosa selection pooian elegir
gente apta honrada.
iY pOr que no Sc unen!
;Ah! ESQ nunca. Primero VEN
ga la ruina, primero que desaparez-
ca del mapa la poblaci6n; que depo'
ner olyidar renquemo res mas 8 me-
nos infundados en- bien de 10 que tan
to proclaman defender.
iQu@ importa tener un compro-
mi 70 moral con ell pueblo, no de sa-
tisfacer pasioncillas raqufticas bas-
tardas, sino defender vuestros pro
pios intereses?
Antes esta el espfritu de bande-
rias.
Mediten los electOreS quleneS
dan su voto, que es ell voto de la con-
fianza. es cierta delegation de dere-
chos 81 su election es desacertada,
abstengase mas tarde de vanas lnd
tiles lamentaciones, cuando desacre-
ditadas gestiones arruinen el proco-
mtn. Entire Jer emias lloranco las
d.sdichas del pueblo hebreo el d.
vino maestro echando a latigazos los
mercaderes del temple, optamos por
ell tiltimo, como mas practice en- IL
vida social.
Al elegir un representante, de-
cid]e con Laboulage: SNo hemos
abdicado en- vosotros, tendre1s deEe-
res hacia nosotros; pero no dereca aos
sebre nosotrOs.S
va es tempo salga la sdminis-
TRACTION municipal de nuestra isla del
estado ca6tico en- que Sc encuentra.
Pueblos hal en- la bancarro'a. Por
su administration ha pasado extensa
fila de Alcaldes concejales como
pasan las estrellas fugaces en- el es-
pacio, como los fuegos fatuos en- el
mefitico ambiente, sin dejar una es-
tela de iii luz; sin remedlar una sofa
desdicha de su u eblo.
Y esos mismos aspiran a La rec
leccion;i aquellos que maldec1an l
echaban pestes de sus gestioneS, van
obedientes la discipline, a deposi-
tar su voto, flavor de ellos, como va
la incauta avecilla a morir en- la boca
del boa constructor fascinada por la
suggestion de su pupila.
~ case extraf1o! Despues de a.
fanarse por alcanzar uno de esos
puestos honorfficos, despues de ha-
Ger mover grandes mazas de electo-
res, despues de hacer uso de todos
los recursos de la oratoria, alguna
vez de otros mas contundentes; Sc oil
vidan de su mission abandonan ell
cargo que tanto gestionaron. Y las
sesiones no Sc celebran por falta de
asistencia, los salones del consejo
quedan desiertos; aquel amor tan
decantado q la cosa pdblica SO ha
desvanecido como pompas de jabon
al soplo de una tenue brisa.
Pero han tenido como elias la dl-
cha de refejar en- corto tempo todos
los matices del iris.
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Sc nos ha obsequiado con dos
n1meros del periodico litera rio Gel
Figaro, de la Habana y un nj nero
del Geo de Ia Moda. Trae <EI Ffga-
ro> las fotografias del gobe1 n sdor de
Cuba General Wood, de Llwton,
muerto hace corto tempo en- campa-
fla y el del padre Blenk obispo de
Puerto Rico. De la parte literaria
NADIA tenemos QUE decir, bas:e saber,
que honra sus columnas con las fir
mas, de Varona, Gahes y Rubens,
trayendo un autografo de este dltimo.
Recomendamos al pdblico tan
valiosa publication, recorda ando que
ell agente es nuestro amigo don Mar.
tin Reyes.
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Juguetes! Jugu eteSl

Ell surtido mas variado Y ex..
pl&ndido que Sc ha visto.
Para todos los gustosgy 4 todos
precios
En- la quincalla
LA GRAN CANARIA. Cruz II.
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CD nv 3n Ci6n
Re Republicana

Hemos dido decir que los nom
hres que Sc citan para esta conven-
ci6n, con mayo res probabilidades de
6xito para el cargo de Alcalde de
esta Ciuda1 son los del DR.. Barbosa,
DR.. Ro;, Sr. Sanchez Morales i Sr.
Guillermety.
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Ell C lactor de Rentas de Ponce
remile un nuevo estado de los ingre-
SOS res slizados por <Der chos Rea-
less de ,de ell ler Trimes re de 1898
a!9, hast a~el = de JUNO de 1899,
ademfs LEI anterior e~ta 10 que por
el mlsmo con ceptO remit ~ con fecha
. del actual.
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Sc han de

Sc han devuello al Juez mum
cipa' de Quay .nilla las declaracio
IS de- nacio1lalidad de los snbdito1
espaf1oles don Bernardo Villa, dol
Nal c 80 Mi,ja don Modesto Sola
a Tin de que las ,emita nue. uevamente
con sus correspondientes duplica
dos
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En- Otro sltiu u. este MI

En- OtrO sltlO ue este n1mero
aparece ell mensaje d. gratitud que
nuestro a uigo y compaf1ero don
Evaristo Izcoa Dlaz dirige a las da-
mas puerto orriquef1as.
Els un artfculo sentidamente es-
critic, en- el que campean la sinceri-
dad lealtad d un coraz6n agobia-
do.
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S vENDE

La hermosa casa de dos pisos
de la calIe de ia Fortaieza ndnero
70. Inform maran Cruz ndmero 3.
~, IA 6-5
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Tuvin-.. .--,o de recibir la
grata vista de Mr.. George Gentil,
Ministro Plenipotenciario de Hayt.
en- Paris i Madrid, que lego aver gu
el vapor <Cataluf1as, para seguir
Wage para Puerto Principe por pri-
mera OCCASION Ell Sr. Gentll es pels>-
ma de atlas iufuencias en- su pal, d ,
vasta instr rucci6n p srio lista d. ia.
LA. Posee varios idiomas. Pronto
regresara q Europa para seguir
eierciendO Su ".~o
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ASS0ASAANS>fS0
Catedral han lido det tenidos por la
policfa los ind dividuos jose Guzman,
Juan Santana Manue Z Martinez.
Ell <Listi d Comefcial, de Pom
CO cotiza ell cafe desde 10 & 27 pesos,
segun calidad; ell azdcar desde IL q
$8{; ell almid6n de & $9 ell GU n al;
ell maiz de $34 i ell tabae Q boil
che desde $8.
''El MUetU BAlAR" 10 San Fran.
cisco 40; ACADIA de recibir un COM
pleto y variado surtido en- camisas,
cuellos, pufos y corbat Jas para ca.
balleros q precios nupda vistos IN
esta Capital. d Dril T al anna en- ctlo-
res a 25 centavO Os vara1 Drill en- colo
res firmes & veinte centavos vara.
.Jabones <Bouq quet> q rs centavos
docena. Jabones turc5s q 40 centa
vos docena, Cascarilla de Persia
20 centavos docena. Vaselina per flu.
n . la a 81. 25 docena. Alfileres a 35
centavos dozen as de paquetes. Es
pejos 4 81. dc ocena 6 infinidad de
otros artfculos a preci os de compe-
tencia. "a
Ell eenor Juan 4 Ferry, re
presentante y viajero dc los senores
Scott & Bovine de Nuevh York, sale
maf1ana, viernes, para Manatf, con
81 objeto de hacer p 'ophganea de la
Emulsion de Sce t, en- dicho pueblo.
Por les i numerosps anuncios
que alderman las casas y paredes de
Rio Piedras y Bayam6n Sc conoce
que hace POGO, pas6 por allf ese via