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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
T.-R. s LETnN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY.
The Weather.

Iowa-Showers and thunder storms
tonight and Sunday; warmer in the
east and central tonight; cooler in the
west Sunday
Enthusiastically, with showers Sunday
and in the south tonight; warmer.
PAGE ONE.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
Butler Demands Surrender Of Beers.
British Forces at Laing's Mex.
Filipino Gen. Pillar Captured.
Fatal Explosion in Ohio Nine.
Dowager Empress sides with the
Boxers.
Chassell Not a Candidate.
PAGE TWO.
IOWA NEWS:
Bryan Urged to Drop Silver.
The ST. Louis Strike Outrages.
News of the Day.
PACE THREE.
TELEGRAPH AND GENERAL:
Republicans All For Dolliver.
High School Graduating Exercises.
Forty-ninth Iowa Encampment.
Short Iowa Specials.
PAGES EOu,is AND FIVE.
EDIIORlAL:
The Women's Mistake.
| Labor and Play.
The National Convention.
Looker-On's Notes.
Topics and Press Comment.
California s Latest Boom.
4 Sunday Reading, Iowa Items, Etc.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
1I.OCAI,, NEWS:
No Smallpox in Marshalltown.
Children's Day Exercises.
Local Comment.
ST. Mary's Commencement Program.
Abbott Wins a Prize.
Local News in General.
PAGE EIGHT.
IONA AND GENERAL:
Saturdays Markets by Wire.
The Trade Reviews.
Causes of Wheat Boom.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
Knnk Statement.

New York, June 9.-The weekly bank
statement: Surplus reserves, de-
creased $l,749,O25; loans. increased
81, ,4ss, 900; deposits. Increased t5.7e0, 800.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
Railrond Ordered Sold.

Indianapolis. Ind. June 9.--Judge
Baker, of the United States court, to-
day ordered the foreclosure and sale of
the Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis
The mortgages amount to ten
millions. The date Of sale was not
fixed
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Tntuna Nominated.

Springfield, o., June S.-The Seventh
district democratic congressional con.S
vention nominated Stewart Il. Tatt1n,
Of Clark county. by accianAtion. -
Delegates ezs instructed fef Dfyan y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
OTIS nj Rocl,ester.

Rochester N. Y. June 9.-Otis. who
Will be the city's guest next week, ac-
by shis wife and daughter
and Capt. Laighton, U. S. N, arrived in
the city early this morning. He will
leave for Washington some time dur
inc tho day
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BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
,ston q Chicapo &

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 6, Chicago 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago 3, Cleveland o.
Milwaukee 3. Detroit 0en innings)
Minneapolis 10, indianapolis 4.
Kansas City II. Buffalo 10.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Moines 13. Pueblo 8.
Omaha 5, Denver 4.
Sioux City u, st. Joseph 3.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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Mrs. l,lndytono Dyinx.

London, June 9.-The following bulle-
tin was issued from Hawardens Castle
this afternoon: .MrA Gladstone grew
and is rapidly sinking"
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Duller's report.

London. June s.-The war Office has
received the following dispatch from
Gen. Butler:
yellow Boom Farm. June s.-on
June s Gen. Talbot Coke. with the
Tenth brigade and the South African
light horse, seized Van Wyke Hill. The
enemy made some resistance and n
good deal Of sniping occurred. Our
casualties were about four killed and
thirteen wounded.
During that day and the following
we got two AZ and two 12-pounder
naval guns onto Van Wyke Hill an
two 5-inch guns onto the southwestern.
spur of Inkewelo. Under cover OF their
Z fire Gen. Hlldyard assaulted all tn
spurs OF the berg between Botha's
Pass and Inkewelo.
The attack which was well planned
by Hiidyard. and carried out with i'm
mense dash by the troops, for whom no
mountains were too steep. outfianked
/ the enemy. who were forced to retire
from their very strong position.
II think we did not have any casual
ties and hope have obtained posi-
tion from which can render Laing's
mex untenable."
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Ton has Friends There.

Iowa Falls. June 9.-Tom H. Miner,
former well-known attorney of this
city, but now of Belle Plaine, is being
doomed as candidate for presidential.
elector from the Fifth district Mr..
Miners .simon-pure republicanism, as
well as his ability as campaigner are
recognized in this part of the Third dis
trict, where he has many friends who
wish him success In his present candi-
daCy gsa y 5a5s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
,romtnent Iowa Traveller Dead.

Independence. June 9.-J. B. Gaylord,
the man who helped to purchase Bar
NUNS white elephant. and who has
probably travelled more than any other
man in the state OF Iowa, died at the
residence Of his brother-in-law in this
cityslast night. Mr.. Gaylord had spent
most Of his life in travelling and gath
ering from all countries and climes att
fractions for showk 4
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MCPHERSON Now n Judge.

Des Moines June 9.-Hon, Smith Nc
Pherson resigned his office as con-
gressman from the Ninth district of
Iowa and was qualified as judge Of the
federal court of the southern district
of Iowa, Thursday. His qualification
as judge to succeed Hon. John S. Wool.
son, deceased, took effect Thursday
morning. and notice of such qua1ifica-
tion was Immediately sent in a personal
telegram to United States Marshal
George Christian.
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A FAIAL EXPLOSION.
Three NJ en- Killed and a aAiillyyrcckes
MT Fife Lake. Mich.

Traverse City, Mich, June "a
boiler in Reeds sawmill. near Fife
Lake, exploded today. killing A. Y.
Cole. NJ. Smith and an unknown man
and injuring ten Others. The mill = a
complete wreck. s.
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to retire from their posts, as the vice.
roy announced he was unable to guar

0Htee tHeU EHlStS. NJ
Later The Boxers yesterday burned
the Russian chapel at Tung- -Tingan,
thirty-fiye miles north Of Peking. Haut
Ching Cheang, director .: railways. au.
mits that the destruction OF the Peking
and Tien-Tsin railway is continuing,
the Tsung Ii Yamen being powerless to
prevent 1t, and that it is useless to ex-
lpect an early restoration Of communi-l
cation.
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Ri.l,on or Columbua.

Rome. June 9.-Rev. DR.. Henry Noel
Ter has been appointed bishop Of colum-
bus Ohio.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
3ye.oran Of Philippine war suicides

San Francisco. June 9.-Dr. Robert
Locke, son Of Rev. DR.. Locke. OF Chi
cago, committed suicide In the Occldent-
al hotel this morning. He returned from
Manila last month IN poor health.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

no!s as warranting any such procedure.
On the face of things it, appears that
the Iowa company broke the plain
agreement between the insurance de-,
parrments Of the two states.
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nuLLEn,s GOOD WORK.
Beers Forced OUT of strong Positions
Near I.aing's Mex.

Y
London. June 9. 1 a. m.-One of the
inscrutable mysteries OF the week was
explained when the war Office closed at
midnight. This was General Buller's
share in the final work of the cam
paign.
After sending two divisions across
the Buffalo river to Utrecht and Vry-
held he recalled them and made q close
approach to the Boer position at
Laing's Mex from Newcastle. The op-
erations began Wednesday with the
seizure OF Van Wyke Hill by the Tenth
Brigade after sharp skirmishing.
Heavy guns were sent to the crest OF
the hill and to the spurs Of Inkweloi
Mountain, and yesterday Hildyard's g dt-
vision, formerly commanded by Cen
eral Warren, carried the mountain;
heights between Botha's Pass and
Inkewelo. These heights are to the
west OF Laing's mex and Majuba. and
when taken involved the retirement Of
the Beers from strong positions. where
they were entrenched.
Buffers men had done some fine
mountain climbing. and while their
casualties were light. they had gained
positions from which he hoped to ren-
I der Laing's mex untenable. IL TINS re-
Il suit be secured It will be brilliant
s achievement and the Beers will be
driven back into the Transvaal and
forced TO retreat toward Ermelo and
Lydenburg..
Otherwise there is little information
from South Africa. The mystery en-
S veloping the fate of the British prisons
ers at Waterfall had not been explained
officially at midnight. Gen. French
ought to have reached Waterfall Tues
+ day or Wednesday and to have released
at least 5000 il only 1000 were carried
away by the Beers. But Gen. Roberts
has remained silent respecting this im-
portant detail.
The motive Of the Beers in taking of
the prisoners is obvious. While the
prisoners are with them there will be
less risk Of starving out the Beers
Themselves by the seizure of Komat
Poort or the Investment of Lydenbrug
They are hostages for the protection OF
the burghers against starvation and in.
crease their resources for drawing the
& British government into negotiations
OF some kind.
Rundle's and Methuen's operations
against President Steyn at Bethlehem
remain unexplained. a reconnaissance
in force occurred on Tuesday and theft
was some skirmishing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

It may be said on the best of author
Sity that Auditor Merriam will not re-
yoke the certificates Of Illinois compa-.
MES which are doing business in Iowa.
It has been published far and wide that
he had such action under consideration
and In all probability would shut the
companies out. It comes from source
close to hin, that the department does
not regard the contention OF tho Iowa
company which Was shut cut Of llli-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

Rundle's and Methuen's operations.
against President steyn at Bethlehem
remain unexplained. a reconnaissance
in force occurred on Tuesday and thefej
was some skirmishing.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04

der sus necesila les. Fac recibido el en-
cargado de dichos campesinos por ell Prssi
dente de la Junta de Uaridad, e cual. des
pu6s de haber dido las razones que Ie expu-
so aquel sObre la presentation de dichas
personas en- esta localidad, le manifesto, que
en- el pueblo de Aguas buenas habia un OH.
cial encargado del almacen de provisiones,
para remediar las necesidades de todos
aquellos campesinos que realmente Sc en-.
contrasen en- la miserfa; que regresasen nue..
vamente al sitio de donde habfan partido,
despues de haber recibido una raci6n cada
uno, de los almacenes del Gobierno, para
que pasasen Ell camino, y que Sc presenta
sen al oficiai mencionado que tenfa instruc.
clones de socorrerlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
Hgeqeral 3otha

El sucesor de Joubert en- ell alto
cargo de Comandante en- jefe del ej6r--
cito del Transvaal combinado con ell
del Estado Libre, general Botha, es, q
iuicie de uno de los crfticos militares
-del peFi6dico ''Daily Mail,n tan bravo
como Oronje rel mas ardiente parti-
dario de la idea de que en- las dos cita-
das Rep1blicas manden sOlamente los
beers" y no ell Gobierno de Ingla-
terra
BOtha, ha escrito ell mencionado Pc
ri6dico, tan bravo como Cronje, tan alb
soluto como De Wett y tan emprende-
dor como Schalk Burgher puede, con
mucha honra, ponerse al frente de cual-
quier Cuerpo de Ejercito de la naci6n
de Europa mejor organizada en- la es-
fera inilitar.
El general Botha, seg1n dijimos &
los lectores en- Ia secci6n correspon-
diente & nuestros telcgramas dirigi6,
al frente de las fuerzas "boers" la IA
mosa batalla de Spion Kop, una de las
lltimas grandes victorias adquiridas
por los transvaalenses. Botha dei6
que sus enemigos Sc apoderaran de la
c6lebre Iona de aquel nombre, echan-
dolos caiionazos de ella cuando vic
que Sc paseaban triunfantes sobre la
Gina.
Tan religioso como ell Presidents
Kruger dirigi6 a sus soldados en- ell fa-
moso combate la siguiente arenga !:
Dios no puede consentir que nuestros
enemigos Sc apoderen de la Iona de
SpiOn Kop.
De su temerariO valor y extraordi-
maria sangre fra di6 pruebas en- todas
las ocasiones y, muy principalmente
en- ell referido combate durante ell que
perdi6 tres caballos en- muy cortos in
t6ryalos de tempo. Un proyectil de
artillerfa de campafia de pequeno cali
bre, lanZado por las pleas del enemigo,
di6 sObre las peIlas en- que los "boers"
habian establecidos sus avanzadas por
10 que lego q rebotar muchas veces
eOnsecutivas, cayendO luego en- unOS
de los bolsillos del amplio gaban del
general Botha, Quien muy impasible,
entr6 Ia mano en- ell bolsillo, sac6 ell BIZ.
lin que estaha humeante a1n, di6 algu-
mas chupadas q la pipa y continue diri-
giendO el combate.
En- otia OCCASION tomandola de la
prensa neoyorkina, hemos reterido esta
misma ayentura a los lectores, que So
lamente el hecho de dicidirnos dar
algunos apuntes biografcos del successor
del general Joubert, nos ha obligado q
relatarla nuevameute hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
UN TELEGRAMA De FILIplNAS

El Departamento de la Guerra de
Washington ha recibido un despacho
del general Otis en- ell que este le in
forma que la situaci6n del Archi-
pi6layo magallanico Sc esta volviendo,
aunque paulatinamente, mas pacffca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04

L. Pasodoble "Tomasito,n Whole q:
Overtura Gel alma en- pena,n Hotow: 90
"Himno Boer,n Boyer; AZ Gran Fantasia SO.
bre motivas de Ia Opera ssAida,D Verdi: 50
Duo de los Patos en- la Zarzuela ola Mar
cha de Cadiz,n Valverde; g. 'sErcarnaci6nn
Polka q duo de OOrnetines, Tizol; ~
Danza "Sara," Mislan.
Aver tarde zarp6 de este puerto con rum.
be q Canarias y escalas, ell vapor espafol
cozreo "Catalufa."
Ell ayuntamiento de Ponce ha nombrado
una comisi6n para que venga esta capital
con el fin de recabsr del Gobierno una par.
to de los dos millones de dollars, para EN-.
plesrlos en- obras de gran necesidad pdblica,
como son la desviaci6n del curse del rio
Portuguese, ell filtro del acuedncto la re-
paraci6n de- caminos vecinales. Dicha CO.
mission esSa c0mpuesta por los Concejales
se1ores Colon, Marquee Casas, Torres,
y ell ArQuitecto sefior Eames.
Aver fu6 capturado por la policfa munich
pal ell individuo Andres Nata Nadal, que
Sc hallaba reclamado por ell Tribunal de
Distrito de esta Ciudad para sufrir condena.
Sc VENDE una hermosa casa en- Hato-
Rey en- condolences moderadas. Sfrvanse
Pedir informes JOACHIM, 0UFEITTING co.,
San Juan. 6-3
Segdn telegramas del general Otis, los
frailes espanoles que estaban priSioHeros en-
la ciudad de Nueva Caceres, hau sido res
catados. Aseguran tambien las referidas
notlcias que los filipinos han pasado q GU.
chillo 6S comerciantes chinos a 40 espa-
nolcs que residfan en- Oalabanga. Las
fuerzas tagalas han rodeado de nuevo los
pueblos de Albay Legazpi, los cuales
moleStan continuamente. En- ell iiltimo alta
que los americanos sufrieron % bajas:
muertos y 20 heridos. En- cada uno de
dichos pueblOs hay un regirniento de guar
nici6n.
El vapor americana 'Maracaibon condu.
ce para este puerto los seflores siguientes
q. w. Compton, Jhos Qlrler, William
Quiler, j. Chrisman.
En- la sala de socorros fu6 curado en- ell
da de aver, Rafael Landor, de dos heridas
en- el brazo izquierdo, las cuales manifies.a a
lie fuerOn inferidas por un inidviduo de apo
do "Mamey" Del hecho Sc ha dado cuenta
al JuZgadO municipal de Catedral.
Don Narciso Vilar6, comerciante de Po1.
ce, nos participa, en- atenta circular, haber
conferido poder general don Jose Coma.
guerra Roura para que le represepte en-
Sus negccioS.
Aver tarde recal6 a este puerto proce.
dente de la ISla Culebra, el cafionero
americana tsVixen.n
La compa1fa artfstica que act6a en- nues.
tro teatro pondra en- escena, antes de par
tir para la villa de Arecibo, "Isabel la Ca.
tolica" y la celebrada obra del insigne es.
critor canario don Benito Perez Gald6s.
intitulada ola LOca de la Casa.v
Mafiana Sc vera ante ell Tribunal de Dis.
trito de esta Capital, en- Juicio oral, la eau.
sa que procedente del Juzgado de San
Francisco Sc sigue contra Vicente Sierra.
acusadO del supuesto delito de asesinatO en-
la persona de Ambrosio Martorell, para
cuyo prOcesado solicita ell Fiscal la pena de
muerte Ri letradO defensor scfior Lopez
Landron, estima los hechos como cOnstitu,
tlvos de un delito de homicidio.
E0T0GRA EfI M ~ ITnaro0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
MORTALIDAD EN- slMoNsTOWN

Existe gran alarma en- SimOnstown
con motive de haberse desarrolladO
extraordinariamente la tifoidea entire
los "boers" que Sc encuentran prisiO-
nerOs en- aquella ciudad. -: -:
El n6mero de las defilnciones ocurri )
das es muy considerable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
DE r. ALONSO'
SAN FRANoIsoo 42-sAN JUAN


Gran rebaja de precios. .-Ratratos de to-.
daS classes sin completeness. Sc hacen re-.
tratos en- cobre y toda clase de viletas Dor
ell fOtograbo al medic tono, para timbrar
papel, ilustrar libros 9 anuncios capri.
cnosoS. 30-2
Ell senior Gardner w. Pearson. Procura-
dor de la COrte de Oircuito de los Estados
UnldOs y Procurador Official de la Oficina
de Patentes de los Estados Unidos, Sc halIa
en- esta Capital, en- ell Hotel MAY FLOWER
donde pOdra ser consultado por los indus
triales y ell pdblico en- general acerca de-
Marcas de fabricas Patentes. seg6n las
layes de los Estados Unidos. 12-1
Hoy Sc ha viSt0 en- ell Tribunal Supreme
de Justicia, q recurso de casaci6n Dor in
fracclon de ley interpuest0 pOr don Pedro
IGsteban zam0rano, contra don Andres Gro
sas OFarrill, en- cobro de pesos.
Durante Ell mes pr6ximo pasado han pro-
ducldo el ayuutamient0 los arbitrios de
consumes, 4625 dollars, resultando una di.
ferencla de mas de 10 prOducidO en- ell mes
de FebrerO, de 1471 dollars.
Para mafana jueYes anuncia Ia empresa
que actha en- nuestrO teatrO Ell beneficio del
artista senior AIc6n.
Mafiana sc vera ante el Tribunal Supre
mo DC Justicia Ell recurso de casaci6n Dor
lnfracclon de ley interpuestO por ii procesa.
q, Aurelio Romero, en- causa que Sc lie 81.
que por Ell delitO de lesiones.
Sc ha ordenado por eI alcalde de esta
Oludad salga por ruta para la Carolina. 81
nillc Claudio Caraballo, que ha sido REMIT.
El nuelle de hero dc Ia Marina Septen-
srlonal, de Mayagiies, propiedad del muni-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
AGGRESSION AL PRINCIPE De GALES

Un despacho de Bruselas dice que
un individuo q quien Sc supone deses-
perado loco dispar6 un tiro sobre ell
Principe de Gales, que, en- union de la
Princesa, Sc apeaba del tren de la Es-
taci6n del Norte con ell prop6sito de
dirigirse a la del ferrocarril del sur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
Los ''BOERS" EN- Ell pODER

Despachos del Africa del sur dicen
quo los beers" cuentan con un con-
siderable n1nevo de trop4s poder
extraordinario en- ell distrito en- que ell
ej6rcito ingles al mando del Ooronel
Broad Wood fu6 inesperadamente EN- !.
boscado por los "boers
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
MAS DETALLES

Ultimos despachos amplfan los de-
tales de la aggression manifestando que
ell Principe de Gales habfa salido de
LOndres con direction q Oopenhague
a fin de asistir & la celebration del
cumpleanos del Rey Cristian de Dina
marca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
LOS ToRIoLEAns

El cabIegrama dirigido por el Gene
raj Davis con fecha 30 de Mario con
refereucia 4 los disturbios qae ocasio.
na en- los contratos de trabajo Ia in.
migraci6n tortolena, ha sido publicado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
A SANTA ELENA

El general Cronje y mil "boers "
mas hechos prisioneros por las tropas
britanicas en- ell combate de Paarde-
burg, han sdo va enviados q la isla de
Santa Elena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
DEWEY, CANDIDATE

El Almirante Dewey ha expresado
su complacencia en- ser designado como
candidate para la Presidencia, ST ell
pueblo desea elegirle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04

G0bernador aprueba ell acuerdo tornado Dor
dicha corporation, referente esta venta.
Don j. Ferrera trata de establecer una
escuela de comerciO en- Coamo.
En- breve embarcara para los Estados
Unid0s, con 0bjeto de seguir estudi0s uni
versitari0s, eljoven don Amadeo Nazario,
de Sabana-grande.
Noticias recibidas de Manila dicen que
ha sido necesario enviar un nuevo centin
gente de tropas para reforzar la guarnici6n
de Apani, cuyo comandante militar pidi6
con gran urgencia ese refuerzo, en- vista de
hallarse constantemente amenazado pOr nu,
merosos grupos de rebeides, que ocupan to-
das las inmediaciones.
Sc encuentra vacante la escuela gradua.
da de nifas de la Cidra.
Hemos recibido la vista del peri6dico
"America", que ha visto la luz pdblica en-
Coamo.
Ha fallecido en- AgaadiIla, consecuen.
cia de la grippe, dona Carlota Sapia de
Martinez. yss
En- la retreta celebrada en- Arecibo la no
che del domingo tiltimo, Sc ejecut6 ell ssHim
no hoer", que fue muy aplaudido por la con.
currencia.
Ell vapor correo stCataIunaD conduce para
Espafa los pasajeros siguieutes: Benigno
Trueba, Geronimo Barcel6, Salom6 Marti-
nez 8 hJa, Juan Diaz y sonora, j. Lentini,
sonora y tres hijos, Dionisio Gonzalez, ,Agus
tin Torres, Dolores Rengel, Paula Rengel
de Palma, Fernando Sarraga, sefiora seis
hijos, Antonio Cruz, hermano y sobrino,
Aquilino Fernandez, cufada y sobrinos, Jo-
Sc Gonzalez y sonora, Juan Fernandez, Ga
briel Garcia, Agustin Santisteban, Ramon
Rullan, Guiliermo Julia, Juan Issyas, An.
tonic Ruiz, sonora hijo, Emilia Castillo &
hijo, Hip6lito j. Gonzalez, Jose Blanco,
Fernando Berenguer, Ramon Mesire, Fede
rico Lathgow y sonora, Manuel Marin, Ma
ria Ramos, Francisco Calaf, Francisco Car
colsa, AdOlfo Andreu Ferrer, Ramon
Frontera, Juan Vidal y Ros, Victor P. MAJ
tinez, sonora, tia, tres ni1os y una criada
Anselmo Roura, Juana Maristany de From.
terra nifos Juan Estade.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
BUSCANOO Ell FeRROCARRIL

On cuerpo del ej6tcito "boel" for
mado por numerosfsimas fuerzas Sc
mueve hacia ell suroeste de Bloemfon-
tein en- direction q la lfnea ferroviaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
UN PLAN A TERRA

Los "boers "-a1aden los reteridos
telegramas han logrado con sus mo-
vimientOs tacticos trastOrnar todo ell
plan de guerra de sus enemigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-04
La REINA EN- DUBLIN

Telegramas de L)ndres anuncian la
llegada de la reina Victoria q Dublin
en- cuya ciudad fue recibida con gran
des demostracones de entusiasmo.
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