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sweeney gave Up His once.

FRANKFORT. KY. May 24.-Republican
Auditor Sweeney sent for Democratic
Auditor Coulter this morning and notified
him he was ready TO turn over the state
records and possession of the office in the
Statehouse without waiting for action by
the Court OF Appeals. The transfer was
made to-day. II is understood the other
Republican officials will do likewise In the
next day or two and that by next week the
Statehouse will be oficered exclusively by
the Democrats.
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National Bazaar for Assistance of War
Sufferers Opened by the
Princess OF Wales.
LOVING CUP FOR Upton
PRESENTED BY AMBASSADOR
CHOATE, WHO MADE A SPEECH.
Felicitous Reply by Sir ThOmas-Hy.
gfenic Feature of German Meat
Inspection Bill Eliminated.

LONDON, May "a, 10:15 p. m.-Under the
stimulus Of the relief of Mafeting and Lord
Roberts's rapid and successful progress.
the Queens birthday has been celebrated
throughout the empire with unique and al
most unprecedented rejoicings. The two
fold nature of the celebrations gave the
occasion unusual brilliancy. In London to-
day and In the provincial towns there was a
tri-color eruption. Every private house was
decorated with miniature union jacks, and a
picturesque carnival procession a mile long
of cars embiematic Of the war paraded the
northern suburbs of London. Torchlight
professions and reviews in the garrison
towns, etc, were witnessed throughout the
country. The school children had holiday,
and at most places there was partial sus-
pension of business.
The West End of London tonight was
brilliantly illuminated, and thousands
crowded the streets. wearing patriotic ia
vors.
In the House Of Commons to-day the gov
that Lord Salisbury would consider pro-
posal to appoint a national Thanksgiving
day, with a suitable form Of prayer, In ac-
acknowledgement Of Gods vouchsafing VIC
tory to the British arms.
Among the incidents of the day was the
presentation by William Waldorf Astor to
the town of Maidenhead of polished Ave-
FOUNDER to be placed in the park. The
weapon was drawn to the park to-day In
the presence of 5000 people. where it was
formally accepted by the mayor on behalf
of the town. after which royal salute was
fired.
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FOR AID OF WAR SUFFERERS.
National Bazaar Opened by the Prin.
cess of Wales.

LONDON. May A.-The Princess OF
Wales, at Kensington. this afternoon
opened the great national bazaar In aid of
the sufferers from the war. The Princess
Dolgorouh and the Duchesses of Suther-
land and Marlborough escorted the Prince
of Wales through the bazaar. The receipts
have already exceeded $4,000.
The stalls are attended by titled person
ages and the elite of London's society EN-
peror William of Germany has shown his
sympathy for the war sufferers by con-
tributing to the bazaar some royal Dresden
china and engravings OF pictures painted
by his Majesty. bearing the imperial sigma
ture and inscribed: For the national
bazaar. 1900. by the Emperor himself" He
also sent a number OF his own photos
signed and bearing brief sentence in
German.
The bazaar. containing upward OF sew
enty stalls. representing most OF the regi-
ments now In service In South Africa. Is
arranged In streets and forms an immense
emporium containing every conceivable
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IN BEHALF OF CHINESE.
Health Board Asked to Give Reason
for Plague Quarantine.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 24-Judge Nor
row to-day issued an order directing the
Board OF Health of the city to show cause
why an injunction should not be granted
restraining that body from interfering with
the freedom and liberties of the Chinese
of this city and those desiring to leave it.
An embargo was placed on the Chinese and
japanese residents of the city on the
ground that the plague was prevalent. and
1t is expected the proceedings commenced
to-day will show conclusively whether or
not the disease is present in this city. The
order is made returnable tomorrow.
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government will ask the counvstdbr.
wishes to do with the conquered repuS~rH 4
The Daily Express continues its allegeo
exposures Of DIR. Leyds's use of the Trans
vaal secret service fund. The papers
Brussels correspondent asserts that num-
erous continental newspapers were bribed
to the extent of from e20 to s25 week.
A wild rumor on the Stock Exchange yes
terday to the effect that the Mafeking re-
lief force had marched to Johannesburg,
surprised the Beers there and captured the
town. sufficed to cause sharp spurt in
Kaff1rs.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, May A.-The public
statement sent from Washington to Louis
vile by 10 Blackburn, former senator and
senator-elect. urging the repeal of the
Goebel election law and the enactment of a
fair election law in Kentucky. is regarded
as characteristic of the man, in this, that
he has profited by that outrageous law, and
it's even more outrageous enforcement all
he can hope to. and now thinks to strength
en- himself by an appeal for fair play
The Democrats who have been defending
the Goebel election law in Congress are
feeling rather sore at Blackburn's belated
conversion to fair and decent methods In
politics. They are inclined TO compare his
move with that OF a fence" who becomes
honest after he has become rich.
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From the queen and Kipling.

NEW YORK. May A.-The fifth annual
dinner of the British Schools and Univer-
stiles Club was given tonight at the Hol-
land House. Letters were read from the
Queen, the Prince Of Wales, Joseph Cham
berlain, Earl of Rosebery, the Duke of Ar
gyll and Admiral Dewey, Admiral Philip
and Whitelaw Reid. The president Of the
club proposed toasts to the Queen, the
President Of the United States and the
Prince of Wales. which were drunk by the
guests.
The Queens message to the club was as
follows: 1.-THE Queen sincerely thanks you
for your kind message Of loyalty and good
will"
Rudyard Kipling sent this: GOOD luck
to you and ourselves and the rest Of us
everywhere"
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CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.
Bristow Abolishing Officers I'm the Gu.
ban Postal Department.

HAVANA. May 2i.-Mr. Bristow, acting
director general of posts. to-day abolished
the solicitors bureau, appointing in its
place law clerk. with one stenographer,
and thus saving s2,7oo annually.
General Wood has ordered that every de-
partment OF the island be thoroughly over
hauled. The auditors are now dealing with
the treasury and with the North American
Trust Company. Later they will deal with
the custom house. There Is no suggestion
that frauds are suspected in connection
with any Of these departments or institu-
tions. but General Wood feels that the pub
lie desires the most complete investigation
OF all Cuban accounts.
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The Hawaiian Postal system.

WASHINGTON, May A.-The third as
sistant postmaster general has prepared
letter Of comprehensive instructions to the
inspectors in charge OF inaugurating the
United States postal system in Hawaii. The
instructions refer to finance, stamp supplies
and accounts. registry system, special de-
livery and classification of mail matter.
The regulations in regard to the postal
finances are specific and are given in great
detail. Honolulu is made the general de-
pository for the islands, and this office in
turn will remit to San Francisco.
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British Killed In an Ambush.

BOER CAMP. VOLKSRUST, May D.
The British crossed the Buffalo river and
were within sight of our position yesterday.
They are busy emplacing heavy cannon at
Schuinshovgte. near the scene of the bat
tie on the Ingogo river in 1881. 1t is re-
ported that fighting occurred at Bothasnek
yesterday.
Chris Botha brother OF the commander
in-chief. has been appointed assistant to
the commander-in-chief, and has given
great satisfaction. He has revived the
fighting spirit in many OF the federals.
In an ambush between N'qutu and Mount
Prospect eight British were killed and
thirteen wounded.
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article that can be offered for sale. 1t is
hoped to realize $4,000 from the undertak-
ing. The Princess of Wales after making
a tour OF the bazaar officiated as sales
woman for some time at the Household
Cavalry stall. The naval stall is attracting
much attention. 1t is filed with models,
naval implements. relics of the siege of
Ladysmith and books signed by Kipling.
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A BRITISH REVERSE.
Beers Reported to Have Whipped a
Small BODY of Cavalry.

SmaII bOuy u
PRETORIA, May 2s.-An official bulletin
issued here to-day says: Sixty British
cavalry came into collision on May 20 with
eighty of the Swaziland commando at
Sohoepersnek. The fighting lasted an hour
The British lost twenty-seven killed.
twenty-five wounded and eleven were taken
prisoners. Twenty-Five horses, two Maxims
and a quantity of ammunition were also
captured. The federals lost one killed and
one wounded. They assisted to remove the
wounded and buried the dead The advance
guard at Heilbron retired on the main body
on the northern border"
According to Free State advices the Brit
ish yesterday were at Greylings drift on
the vaaI river. twenty-five miles from VOL
moranstad, with large force.
On Sunday Kalbe engaged the British
between Heilbron and Lindley. The federals
had to retire before an overwhelming force,
losing one killed and seven wounded.
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british Flag Di.played.

NEW YORK. May A.-The shipping In
the harbor was gaily dressed with bunting
to-day In honor Of. the anniversary Of
Queen vfctoria's birthday. The union jack
was floating above the British consulate's S
office. but the office itself was closed to-
day. The British flag was displayed In
many places about the city.
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WASHINGTON, May A.-Secretary Hay
has sent a cable message to Ambassador
Choate, at London, asking him to convey,
through appropriate channels. the congrat-
ulations and best wishes Of the President
to her Majesty, the Queen, on the occasion
of her birthday"
LONDON, May A.-Queen Victoria has
replied to President McKinley's congratula-
tions In a gracious message Of thanks.
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ST. PETERSBURG. May PA plan for
the defense Of Manchuria has been drawn
up. Six fortified posts will be erected.
For the purpose of strategical study Gen.
Sacharoff, chief OF the Russian general
staff. will start for Manchuria at the end
of the month, accompanied by eight high
Russian officers. to prepare for possible
conflict with Japan.
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At Port Tampa.

PORT TAMPA, Fla. May 24-Queen Vic
toria's birthday was celebrated here by her
Majesty's subjects and many American
citizens to-day. The shipping In the harbor
was decorated with bunting. and salutes
were fired. An Interesting feature In con-
nection with the event was the dedication
of palm tree to her Majesty in the botan-
teal 1ardaps
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ST. PETERSBURG. May 2a-The Rus
sian battleship Polieda and the Russian
cruiser Aurora were launched to-day I'm the
presence of Emporer Nicholas. The Car
also watched the keel laying OF two other
battleshiDs
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fairs of Cuba Therefore it is quite right
that Washington should give an account
of the management OF the Cuban postal de-
partment to the American and Cuban peo-
pies. President McKinley's attitude in de-
Gliding that the amount stolen must be re-
turned to the Cuban people is an act of
justice, not OF generosity
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Banquct at Santiago De Cuba,

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. May 24-The En-
glish colony in Santiago city gave an elab-
crate banquet this evening In honor of the
Queens birthday.
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LAST soRTIE FROM MAFEKING.


Troops on a Bicycle.
MAFEKING. May II. via Kimberley.-The
British relieving force occupied this town
at 9 O'Clock. The garrison Immediately
moved out with twelve-pounders and POM
poms and attacked McMullin's laager. The
Beers resisted weakly for half an hour and
then fed in disorder. leaving their tents.
wagons and impedimenta. The British then
occupied all the Boer positions.
Colonel Baden-Powell gave the garrison
an opportunity of revenging themselves,
using the relief force as a reserve and as
supports. Men and women swarmed to the
housetops, and Lady Sarah Wilson, on a
bicycle. accompanied the troops as far as
the Boer lines.
The town guard formed up in the mar
ket square for the march past the relief
force. There was immense enthusiasm
over the fact that the relief of the place
was accomplished by colonials.
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HAVANA. May A--The Patria. reverting
to the postal fraud. observes: '-The Wash
ington government entirely controls the af-
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Mrs. Gladstone IN.

LONDON. May 24-Mrs. Catherine Glad
stone. widow OF the late William L. Glad
stone, has been sick for month.
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Reitz Leaves Pretoria with Treasure.
CAPE TOWN. May 24.-Bar gold to the
value of $7O5.000 has been sent by rail from
Pretoria to Lourenzo Marques. State Sec
retary Reitz Travelled on the same train.
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Damos & continuation los nombres de
las senoras y Sehoritas que, drigieron ell
ssgarden partyn ceebrado en- los Jardines
de la quinta de .ecreo denomiIada "Suecao
que en- Ia ciudad del sur posee don CUTLER
mo Schuck.
Los diversos artfculos Sc expendfan por
sepsrado en- vistosos kioskos, cada cual
cargo de IN grupo, en- la forma siguiente !:
Puesto de helsdos: seforas de Graham,
Teller de Salinas stnoritds Fournier,
Astol, Fornaris, Martiuez y Riera.
De eerysza: sefioras Toro de Frtze,
Oppenl elmer de Sublra Martinez de Co
lom sehoritas Sublra, Sanchez Montalyo,
Santoni Toro
De bizcoehcs: seloras Fsjar.:o de Sala
Ear y Zayss de Bss; seflorltas Fonrnier,
Bas, Rendon, Almlroty. Castro y Mora
DE lnnonada y cigarros: noras de Mi
Her, de Miller, Labaithe de Neuman, de
Molina, de Leigh y senorita Lobse.
Decian la buenayentura en- trsje de gita-
mas las senoritas Ellie Lies, Carmen Apon
te Q Isabel OppenheImer.
Puede d.eirse que la anaLilidad &c tan
apreciables damas reaizadas por ell ercalt
de la juventud y la belieza, prcstaban a la
fies'a una nimsci6n Incompatible 10 que
deterruin6 8 exito, que fue mayor de o que
% esperaba.
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MIGUEL SAVING
SASTRERiA lTAIlhhA.-SAE FRANCISCO 55
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
SAN Juan

No obstante el gran surtido que actual
mente tieue este Estabecimiento, en- gene
r0s franceses iugleSes; pronio recibira IN
nnevo surtid0 de generos de fantasia de
igual procedencia, los cuales Sc confecciona
ran con prontitud J esmero, precios mo
dicos.
I'll cliente que no quede satisfecho con la
prenda, queda con e. derecho de deyolYerla.
0bligandome hacerle otra
En- este Establecimiento Sc encuen.ran
traJes hech0S 10 dollars. 30--4
Reunidos en- session ordinaria en- la mana.
na de hoy los miembros que com2ouen la
Camara de Delegates, Sc pas6 liSta por el
selor Secre ario, dando lectura al ccta an
terrier que fne aprobada. Tambi6n fue lei
da el acta de Ia session extraordinaria eele.
brada anoche cen objeto de rendir un tribu.
to de h0mensje al doctor don Gabriel Ferrer,
falecido poeos dias ba. fu6 aprobada,
solicitando ell seiio- Todd que Sc enyfe una
copia de ella & la sefiora esposa del flnado,
exeluyendo Ge dichO documento 10 que Sc
refiere la discusi6n de la lapida que ss
trat6 de c0locar en- eli nicho en- que ha sIdo
ceI ositado el cadayer. Fue aprobada dicha
prol osici6n.
El stfior PresiGente manifesto & los Dele
gadss, que los sefiores Nadal Castro Sc
habfan presentado tomar possession de los
caTg0s para que habfan sido electos.
EI senior SecFeiario di6 lectura & una
solicitud presentada por el senor Oluedo,
pidiendo una plaza de interp-ete en- la Ca.
mara, Ia cual pas0 la Coinisi6n respec.
tiva.
Mr.. Maggie ofreci6 Ia Camara las ma.
quinas de escribir que Sc necesltasen indi.
cando que dicbo ORGANISING pae1e pedr el
tpo de ,efra que desee. Fu6 tomada en
consideration dicLa solicitud : pae6 in
forme,
Sc lego una instancia del ayuntamiento
de Issteia solicItAndo le sean condonadas
las fontribuciones que adeuda.
II Comisi6n de Reglamento Gobier
DO interior pressns6 diclzmen sobre Ia soil |
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HUGO STERN
GENTS FURNISHINGS
READY MADE CLOTHES AND SHOOS-
ROPA HECHA Y CALZADO
0BIETnS FIN0S PARA CABA. .lEa0S
San Jose, no 10. San Juan F. X
15-6

lO-O
El domingo Sc llevara a efecto en- Ell Ca
sino Espanol la snurc;ada velada lfrico
hleFaria, cuyo acto Sc ajustara al programa
siguiente:
Introduction
Marcia 1Redenci6n," de Tavarez .[pianol
sefiorita Elisa Tavarez.
Primera parte
IL Apertura, X del Vale; 20 .Oos
6pocas en- la Historic" IpcesfsI j. A Dau
bon; g. LA familia tspanola," poesfa
Vicente Balbas
Segunda parte
l. "Cbismes cuentos," poesia Mono
20"A Espana,o poesfal e. Diaz Lecu
ma 30 Clausu-a, V Balbas.
al finalizar ell acto So tocaran algunos
pleas de bale.
Ei acto promote resultar muyHanimajo
y ser digno del buen deseo actIidad de
sns iniciadores, que no descar san en- pro
curar los socios rates de yerdadero solaz
y esparcimienio.
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Vap0roS que SO asperaD

Cnbano "Julia"-El dia 10 del ao
tual sali6 de la Habana hacienda las
escalas de costumbre hasta llegar &
es.e puerto.
FIR. "Saint Sim6ns Del is al IL del
actual tumara puerto procedente de
Puerto Plata y escalas en- viaie para
ST. Thomas y Europa.
Esp "Oatalina" a la carxa ea
Barcelona de cuyO puerto saldIk paea
este ell dia Is del coIriente, CONF.
nuando viaje para Habana y Verasfux
Esp "Isla de Panay"-Del Is all9
del actual tomaIa puerto procedente
de Habanay escalas y seguiIa viaje
para la Peninsula.
Esp "Paulinan Ell dia del actual
sali6 del puerto de la Ooruna para este
y denas de la Isla.
Esp "Marfa"-Ha salido diiectamen
te de Liverpool para este puerto ell iia
z del presente mes
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The Chinese Conflict
All Goes Well

Dispatches from Chefoo state
that amidst the greatest harmony
the discussions continue betwe n
the diplomatic ministers and the
Chinese representatives with res
pect to the demands which in cha
racter OF indemnity forl expenditure
effected by the intervening nations,
are to be made on the government
at Pekin.
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De la prensa llegada hoy tomamos las
sigu'enles uOlicias do Espafa:
sEl Ministro de la Guerra esta dispuesto
provocar una crisis parcial 81 no Sc aprue
ban sus reformas relstivas 6 la Ieorganiza.
cl6n del ejercito. En- los circu!os polite, 8
SO espera con gran interes ell resulsado &c
este asunto. FL senior Ssgasta ha conferen-
ciado con ell Presidente del ConSejo de mi.
nistros sobre la proposition que el Gobier-
no piepsa presentar q las Cortes para
que estas acuerden una pension la viu
da del general Martinez Csmpos FL je-
fe del partdo general SO ha mostrado
cont,ario al prOyecso. Tambiea ell sefor
Romero Robledo Sc opone que Sc conceds
dlcha pension. Las Gttmas noticas SOD ia
vorables una inlelgeucia entire el Duque
de Tetuau y Gamazo. Sc in>iste en- la po.
sibllIdad de una crisis, porque Sc cree que
estalara ruidoSamente, \ muy pronto, ei
duallsmo que existe en- ell partldo gcbernan.
te. Los peri6dlcos y los Circulos polftcos
8, ocnpan, con preferencia otros asunt, 8,
en- discutlr las refofmas radicales que el ge-
neral Lnares piensa intrOducir en- la reorga
nizacion del ej6rcito, que va han sdo
aceptadas en- ConSejo de Ministries. Sc
cree que on las Cortes habra serlas dificul
tades para la apr0bac!6n de Glchas refornas
En- la session celebrada por el CongreSo ell
da 2S el senor Azcarate inicl6 el debate
poitico pjdiendo al Goblerno expicaciones
Sobre la Ultima crisis. el matrmonio de la
PrIncesa de AS, 1rias, la agitaci6a carlista,
FL crl,erlo Gel Goblerno respec,o los pro
cedimientos enplea los por ell anterior ga
binete Goa los Ayuntamientos y Diputacio
neS provinciales Sobre la suspension de
las garantias conStltuclonaleS en- toda Es.
pana. El minlStro de la Guerra ley6 en- el
CongreSo un proyecto de ley fijanCo ell cupC
del ejerclto pernanente para ell pr6ximo
ailo econ6mico de 80 900 ho:rbres y aumeu
tando ell material de Artlllerfa IngeDeros
AL dla slguienIe al expresado SO reanud6
la session en- ell Cong ESQ., en- medic de gran.
disina espectacl6n, contlnuandoI en- el o
de la palabra el seIior Azearate que desa
probaba ell lnatrimonio de la Prncesa de
Asttrlas con ell hijo lie los Condos de Ca.
serta, pues solo 10 jrZgaba possible case CO
que aquella renuncase al Priacipado de
Astdrlas. 5. NJ la Reina Regente ha fir.
mado varioS dccIetoS conce diendo condeco
raclones los delegad0s del Congreso His.
pano americana. ContestandO una pregun
ia, ha dlcho ell minis;ro de Estado en- ell
Congress- que carecen en- absolute de fun
damentO los rumores de que Sc ha hecho eco
una asencla telegraiica, respecto agi-
tacIon de las kabIlas fronterizas a Ceuta.
El miniStro de la Guerra ha leido en- ell
Cengreso, un proyeclo de ley relative la
organizacI6n del ej6rcto. Hay t.morss de
que Sc altere ell orden pdblico con motive de
la manifestation que Sc prepara en- BARGE
Iona con caraeter rel giose, para celebrar ell
Ano SanCo.n
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P0R 5 S

l1n el establecimien del +" Boletn OF
. pesos Sc construyen los siguIentes sellos
lie gonna superiores sello comercial de
tuaIquier forma; id pdguese d Ia Orden,
etc; l id dup!icado | id pagado id re-
cibimos id aceptamoS; cualquier otrc
IN ese eStilo, con Su almohadilla inagotsbIe.
Todo por So moneda corriente
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LOS ESTAD0S UNlD0S
VEL CANAL De NICARAGUA

En- ell Senado de Washington Sc
ha discutido extensamento Ell Tfata
do " Hay Pauncefoie" relative al
Canal de Nicaragua.
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Ell CONFLICTO CHINO
TCDO VA BIEN

Despachos de Chefoo dicen que
continuan en- medic de la mayor
harmonic las discusiones entire los
diplomaticos y los repre-
sentantes chinos acerca de las de.
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME


DE New York vapor amer "San
Juan" la The New York i Porto ri
co Steamship co con oarga que rese1a
remos en- ell numero pr6ximo.
De New Orleans vap amer "Arka
dia' a la The New York Y Porto Rico
Steamship co con carga quo Tese1al
mos en- ell pr0ximo n6meIo.
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BON

A caasa de los nueyos inpae<es
que sobre este liquido So han sssabs
cido, los prvciOs han tenide que erps
rimentar alza. Coatizamos . 90 cen
tavos gallon prueba 30
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-14

mandas que, como indemnizaci6n
de los gastos realizados por las na-
clones interventoras, se har5n al
gobierno de Pekin.