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FORTUNE IN PARIS GOWNS.
Mr.. Van Aliens Big Payment of
Customs Duties.
EEPTEI.I,, SpECTAL

New York. July 2l.-Mrs. William Astor.
her companion and maid her son-iu-law. ].
J. Van Alien. Laureus Van Allen and the
Misses ]. J. and Sarah Van Allen returned
from trip abroad this week On the steamer
:. Paul. The family Is TOW at Newport
Mrs. Aston has gone to her cottage, Beach
wood
To the CustOm-house officials who board
CT The St Paul Nr. Van Allen said that his
travelling outfit consisted OF the modest
number Of fifty trunks fourteen vslises
three rolls Of blankets tied with leather
straps, one bunch Of bed stats, one demi-
John. one tin bathtub. one bicycle and one
steamer chair.
The baggage was put ashore on the ST.
Pauls pier and MIR. Van Alien waited to
have IL inspected. This task occupied three
hours, and when II was completed Mr.. Van
Allen wrote his check for 81 400. the amount
of duty to be collected on the effects that
were brought from abroad. According to
the regulation of the Treasury Department,
personal effects TO the amount OF 500 are
all that may be brought over free Of duty
that is. If purchased abroad. When the
Van Alien trunks were opened one would
have thought Il Partisan cOSJumers estab-
lIShmtuJ WAS about to be opened for bust
ness. some Of the trunks contained as
many as twenty and thirty gowns. which
ha: been bought abroad for the Misses Van
Allen. IL was ON this beautiful array Of
feminine fiuery that Mr.. Van Allen paid the
81 .4Hl taxes.
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Afghan Slaves,

Afghan slaves as a rule do not merit
compassion. for they are decidedly we'll
treated. Afghan women are usually iDdo-
lent and useless, not even troubling them
selves with the cares of the children. Every
thing Is left to the mana cement and care of
slaves. In a rich establishment there Is
generally a chief of slaves-a SORT of house,
keeper-who is important parsonage in
her way. and whom it Is well to keep in
with II you intend TO have much to DO with
that household. Generally she Is an elderly
person OF considerable authority dressed IN
summer IN purest white and in winter n
velvets and brocades. Another slave acA
sort of maid to the mistress of th>A
house She, too, is a person to conciliats.
and Is always much TO the fore. She pre-
pares everything needful for the mistress
toilet. and also for her masters. It is.
however, the wife'S duty and privilege to
wait on her husband while ne Is dressing,
to pour water over his hands during his
religious additions. and to spread out his
prayer carpet.
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knights OF Father Mathew.

The Tor tie banner il more exciting this
year than ever. Ser eraI councils are very close,
NJ tubly ~. Louis No. D. st Br.t-eI's. No. >.
end tsnI,ralG. No. To- -. Louis ~. j. has !
small lead this week, but the other councils are
working hard and expect to have several Ia.tla-
tens at next meeting. The following II tle
Standing OF the leaders last reports: s. GUS
No. /. e.; St BriGsets. No. :, Is and Eii-.d. j.
NJ. H. Us.
Emerala Council, No. 70. has extended an iuyi-
ta;i0rs L. -. Er1gyts. No. ;. 20 WISH them N
MONDAY evening, Jul, - Council No. Viii Ia e
a large de,saJiga 10 make the ,lsii.
HE Uniform RANK wI4i give a reunion az IA
7 ma f-lN on sunday. s44y =. There Will i'
stN tIa SnJcTtalHlEL features tn ttE OF vaU
btty Ten tlc councils VIII /. interest ting ScNeI al
alE!=ic contests Viii lie given and aaudsu ul-
pii-tS awarded
The Uniform T;agil will attend the convention
OF TIE t-tnG.lc Total A5st4Htc- j..f1G - Ault r
lea. TO be held al Philadelphia. August and g.
ana VIII enter the contest for the gs--t-4-.lisI
military company N the national organization
The thirl annual complimentary field day Of the
Junior knights OF Father Mathew viii E- EIs IN
at the th:isIian Brothers campus IN Suu1a.
september Tie boys are ia tralniu. i.C t5s
seN e-al events. and IL - expected that SCI eg "
last year TecOr1s viii be broken.
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Committees report was received, showing spipn-
CID condition Of finances. B!otEerS Beer S-h.n-
ka. EgrucA. Mann and Deputy .. u. Ii. Kraft
addressed she lCigs.
centennial I..uge had fourteen members pres
ont. irr.c having been quorum present at
the pr. inf!, meeting Reports of the Auditing
C"nulittee showed the lodge to he in prosperous
condition p1iuE the accumulated amount Of
business. - De transacted tie meeting was Pro
lclsei. - evening the members for accepting
the Invitation II Grand Dictator BrocklIual 10
meet al Missouri I1dse.
'ieru.unia Lodge transacted business promptly.
having fifteen u:rulh.-s present Brief remarks
were mace 10y BrCt ers w Bode. NrjGerhof.
WsiteIer and FTe,Io nstein. TAe lodge az,
;lurutd To- accept Inc invitation ~ the grand
dictator ami paid Missouri Lodge frate:nal
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Order of Column biau KNIGHTS

Express Lodge. No g. met at its hall Jeffe--
son avenue and Pestsiozzi street OF: T'hJrsl an,
night This lodge has not yet felt any Iet-tIr ~,
account of the strike, and will not look for the
settled.
cheltenham Lodge. Nc 81 met at ODD Fellows
Hail. CLeltenham, Thursday night Juiv 70 '-be
usual large attendance marked :hs meeting Dep
uty Walden Was present and. upon examining
she report of the Auditing Committee found ali
things correct. orator Davis called on Organise
Nance. who rendered some excellent numbers
He Was followed by Deputy Walden who made
remarks "U the order IN general and Cheltenham
In particular. Brother G3lliGar tod some hu-uor-
Gus stories. Other members .hepea - pass n
pleasant hour
Missouri Lodge. No. -. held its regular meet
Ing at odd Fellows building Saturday night
The orator presented verr pleasing programme
after the regular business transacted
Pilot I.,dge, No. i2G. met in regular session a.
Monroe Hall. Monday night. yuly 10, and after
the regular business enjoyed fine rrocran,nte
and cigars.
Bond Lodge, No. 20, met at versens Hall
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star Home No. 81 Bismarck. No. held a
very interesting meeting Initiated three caudi-
dates ana has several applications the scribe :
gtSA
Anchor Home No 81. held It's regular meeting
and initiated ave candidates. seven applications
were read. This home has pledged to have lyj
members by September I.
ST Louis Home, No. o. had called meeting
at the residence OF Sister S-itert. IL arrange
for a -GChEe.
Carond-et Home No q. held an interesting
meeting at tnrI. nail last Tues lay. Mrs Joseph
ire IHiele Of Golden Rod. and AlTs. Se-lert Of
s. LOUIS Home were present Ms Miller VIII
entertain tue members the nrst Tuesidy IL
August at t.r home
with good ajtFclanCr. COislGrrllB the distance
50 me- II the 5ers live irsn tie hail Three
persons We.e initiated and several applications
read and approved. Tbs home VIII give i river
excursion II AUGUST
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Protected Home Circle.

Social League CiTcla had = very large attend
aLye. New officers we've al tailed. Iafec can
LlGaLts Mege initiated, and I.ue Ee.. names Wee
lrui used E-NaTG ~ k-tAN.luI. chairman OF
the Auditing 'Juin4iItce presented his report
Ca0uIeau C!f,ie, No. d., hia Il ia &c attend
auce. ana IuEC-i good Ieeiinh prevailed i he Oh
f,tss for The sullls months Hero Installed
by SEPIene Chaplain a IL. Miller.
EioLsCH IirgI. ..li an enthusiastic meeting Fri
Cay night. new candidates. were present. OF
ilCer5 were installed
Hope Circle It.d its rezulir meeting Monday
niFnt at EoeseI's Hall 4E- new oiiStr5 were
i-stalied by the grand president. Doctor Il. i.
Cha
The fourteenth anniy.Tsa.J Of the Order CT the
lrGtel ted Home circle viii be ,eIeHTAi.1 at
- aron. Pa. vil August :. A. H. Miller. one Of
the sGifegue officers. WIFI attend, being On the
ulyI IL: e. glarrSs
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American Legion of Honor.

Future Council had one Of It's old-time socials
the last -si1E-
The quarterly session Of the Grand Council vii!
be h.ld At Garfield Hal. On Friday. July -.
.yWIHg the unpcasau weather. the y. l. Gt
II. night by the Enter Club postponed till
Tuesday evening. August Il, at suburban Gar
den.
st Louis Council 1t the last session had mIi-
steal, wE!.h was largely attended Refreshments
were served
jackson Council had a large Attendance at the
last meeting. i;e4re. .ruerIs were served.
Lafayette Council at its last meeting had
large aJt': lance Az officers Were deck
Ivy Council had AL o!d-tiIhe meeting All Of
fCtrs We're ~ their stations.
coming session of the Grand Council. y social
= OK place at the last meeting.
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FAMOUS WOLF CATCHER.

Rapid City, ). -, July T.-The cham
piun wolf catcher in the West is DOUBT
". l.. Werd. who came 10 this city this
week with 332 pelts. Ai Of the gray Wolf ami
seventy-eight OF the coyotes. He got Il
bounty of $ per head for the gray wolves
and 81 each for the coyotes. This made him
SSio which is the largest sum OF wolf b0un-
" money ever paid one man IN the West.
Werd uses traps entirely. He came to the
Black Hills from the cattle ranges of Texas.
a secret preparation which he puts on his
traps that attracts them for miles tie
employs several men to help him look after
his traps. He has returned to the Cheyenne
River and he Will he ready for another
pull at the wolf bounty IN a few weeks.
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Camp NusAIUErnu. ~. :. Guards q Prrt",'
tom -siV hold It's reE1!isr H.L..thIy meeting to-
Ilo-fo,v tyeni.g in tS Es!. and initiate forty
i've members ArrI-s-,I1vUf- VIII ue made u
that meeting e.. thu osJs'i.-lr1rr-t % seyefa!
new camps IN ta- CITY. as dr-i cations have al
ready been received. The social features Cl ;de
cIder are being appreciated by tb- younger men,
hers and all Using their best Efforts to out
do other CAMPS.
A camp will be Instituted IN the Frat"rngi
building On Monday evening. Al. members Who
can do 50 are expected 10 Attend.
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HELPING THE "PARSON" OUT.

EEFI hI-.N 81 E-O4<Nt<
Brtd2eton Pa July 21.-Farners of the
county who have ours which they wish 10
get rid OF are helping materially to max
rich the Reverend" Henry Draper, col
ored Bri6geton's new official doScatcher
They bring in their dogs in the early morn
ing and turn them loose at the Farmers
Exchange, where Drafer IS in waiting anu
rouaceS upon them.
He gets 81 per head from the city for put
ting them to death. and his bill. at the last
meeting of the Council for rev Gays serF-
ices was SIS Council intends 10 take steps
TO exclude country CANNES from the dog
catchers prey.
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knights of Honor.

Mount Olive Lodge reported twenty-six men,
bers present Tie committee appointe,! 10 ar
range and make matters interesting for candi-
oates To he Initiated reported pr Gress. The
Auciting Committee reported finances and books
OF officers in good condition. Two applications
were received.
Oak Ledge had fourteen members present at
its last meeting Brother Hamilton
ported sick Brothers Craig MsCkay, Hirsch.
Hart and others addressed the lodge TIE E.i-
tertainr1ent Committee reported ARRANGEMENTS
about complete fer the fishing trip in vans. Two
applications received
Paragon Lodge reports old-tine lively meet
Ing twenty members hsiIs present. Auditing
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an examination into his mental condition
Although hatiess and Coatlsss when taken
70 Jail by Policemen Robert and Sherman
Hurd, he had over $50 in cash upon his
person and begged TO be allowed 10 go ana
look after his business. II is believed thar
the severe losses and his constant vigil for
& midnight return Of the burglars caused
his mental upset
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Mr.. SPRAGUE SAYS
Stewed fruits and lots of other health foods
are served at the Delicatessen.
CRAIED BI FEAR
OF BURGLARS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dover, Del, July 2I-Jacob Nathan. a
clothing merchant of Loockerman street,
whose place has been broken into three
times by burglars and who lost over 81 90
worth of goods at the last visit of the mid
night hooters. teFroriZed the neighborhood
by running amuck with his revolver and
rested and taken before Magistrate Cooper
Il was stated that his mind had become Irn-
balanced. and he was committed pending
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Bcut,, CJ.8i.Ci. elected officers for the ensuing
tenn. as follows: J. =, Noon. councillor. = l.
DI-!cn. yic= oo.Inc0r- Z. u. Usgou-i. IistFGcto!.
e. g. GIteE. secretaTy- J. * l. sAI. tEtAsaRet'
) VI. Boz Cr4i. proiAto. D r. Hays, marsha. a.
t. Cave wLTI,n; -. I.OiJay4. gard W. I. Pate.
s.EtTy. trustees e. 1. .cotJ. l. hcErlsiii ard -
i hays. -
Isabella Council VIII hereafter meet at No. -;
Utah street.
st LOUIS Council next tuesday evening will
LsVe limitations, to be followed by a social, with
ice cream and cake.
Several outings and entertainments are being
arranged by loyal pcuLcI.s n anticii alton q an
rly settlement II t5e street railway CifCultleS.
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Unsuitable Spprtacie~

Do more harm than good. Dr. Bond. ex-
pert ogtician az Mermcd y Jacclrd's.
Broadway and Locust. viii examine youv
eyes free Of charge and ii, them properly.
Steel frames. 81 and up; gold. s. and up.
Field GiasSss Jor ne rtrss So. - 70 So
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4II.4ss North 2roadWa y

Tuesday nicht. Deputy LANCE was in Attendance
AID examined the Itl..E- % the AudltirE tC-1-
rIitt"-. Iailu- them correct Brother LANCE r.
49, az - .iti,-- IT, ~ - o..
StT1Ug was presented Columbian Knight ;
clock Ter havtnS pr5,u4s'4 t1u MEMBER \ very
fine programme was presented. one Caniiit'@
was Initiated
Meetings fr tire coming week: MONDAY. St
louis. Tues iay. BOND. "Wednesday. North End
TEuTSily, EAg-.-- and Cheitcnham; Saturday.
Missouri
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TWO ORIGINAL COSTUMES.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, III. July 21.--At ? recent costume
party ON the South Side where the dress OF
each guest was designed to represent some
novel of the day. one lady carried a large
wax doll. and another wore across the
front Of her gown a row Of campaign but
tons which bore the likeness OF eX-Presi-
dent Harrison. The novels thus succinctiy
represented were Mary Iohnstcn's To Have
and 90 Hold" and Booth Ia kingdoms The
Gentleman from India" ana tue guessing
of them caused the company more trouble
than all the deliberately enigmatical COS
tunes combined.
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HE DIDN'T WANT TO
BE KISSED.
RFprRILr SPECIAL

KEPI BIC SILIIllLE-
Omaha. July 2l.-Miss Formal Wood. an
exceedingly good-!ooiing young woman, IS
l., eel at the city Jail. charged with hay
ing kissed a man v!llfLily and without his
consent" The man who was kissed IS
CAPTAIN Her. who was walking along Dodge
street. She kissed the Captain eight times
and then broke away and ran laughing
down the street. The Captains reasons
for Directing 10 the young woman'S salr-
t4tions are not given.
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Special si.oo Box of stationery.

Containing loo sheets Of Crystal Bond writ
ing paper and 50 envelopes to match,
stamped with a single initial or two-letter
monogram. Mermod * Jaccard'S society
stationers, Broadway and Locust.
U'rife FOR Samples. -t1,ieI rrts.
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kni.iit. of Pythius.

Wednesday, North End. Chevalier. THURSDAY
Valley. lakewood old Orchard. Felix Gate City:
Friday Benton Victoria
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New Mermod & Jaccard Bldg. Eroadwa .
and Locust Finest offices. best locatSsh
hcepro0f; $3.50 and upward per month.
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Self-Wiudiug Watch,

In fine 1s-karat solid gold cases, very fine
guaranteed movement. s355.o9 at Mermod &
Jaccard's, Broadway and Locust.
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CITY ITEMS.

CRAwFCRD'S have cut the prices Of the
Shankey Door and Window Screens exact
W In half, In order TO clean out all they
now have before the end Of the season.
Now IS your chance. don't delay. Fourth
floor.
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big Four to Cincinnati. Finest service
track snd equipment
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eT5 pair Of absolutely
perfect, up-to-date
shoes, in black and
tans, high and low,
for men, women,
misses, boys and chill
dren, are added to a
few hundred pair OF
the Alton Stock
greatest bargains here
worth up 10 $500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17

La herrnosa fiesta ceIebrada anoche en- el
"Casino EspafiolD tuvo la animaci6n, Ell
realce J la solemnidad que por todo Sc es-
peraba.
Los amplios salones del centro, artfstica
mente engalanados, apenas podiaD conteDel
la numerosa escogida concurrencia que
desde las primerss horas Sc di6 cita en- ellos'
El p1blieo premi0 con apiausos cuantas
personas tomaron parte en- la yelada, que
desempenafon irreprochablemente su core
tido.
El bale hizo resaltar mas aun la anims
ci6n de Ia fiesta, que Sc pT0long6 hasta ho
ras muy avaDzadBs de Ia noehe, colmandC
pleEamt nte los deseos de todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
Vapores que Sc esperGB

Onbano "Julia"-El dfa 10 del ac
tual sali6 de la Habana hacienda las
escalas de cOstumbre hasta lIegar &
este puerto.
Fir. "Saint Simon" Del IS al17 del
actual tomara puerto procedente de
Puerto Plata y escalas en- viaje para
st. Thomas y Europa.
Esp "Catalina"-Esta & la caraA ea
Barcelona de cuyO puerto saldr6 Do
este ell dfa 15 del coTriente, cont.
nuandO viaje para Habana y VsrasrM
Esp "Paulina" Ell dia del actual
sali6 del puerto de la Ooruha para este
y demas de la Isla.
Esp "Marfa"-Ha salido di,ectamen
te de Liverpool para este puerto ell Iia
z del presente mes
Esp "Oataluna"-Sali6 ell dia Is de
c0rriente de Cadiz con destino a este
puerto.
Esp "Pio IX"- Ell dia IL del actual
ha debido salir de Barcelona para este
puerto hacienda las escalas interme
dias.
Esp "Isla de Panay"-Ayer a las
5 de la tarde sali6 de La Guaira con
rumbo Ponce y este puerto.
Amer "San Juan"-Saldr& de este
puerto directamente para ell de New
York ell dia "A del aetna.
Amer "Mae"- Saldra ell 10 del ae
tual de New York con rumbo Maya
guez.
Vapores americanos-El dia 10 lie
CARA uno prOcedente de La Guaira. en-
viaje directo para New York, y al si
guiente dia llegara otro prooedente de
New York, que seguira para Ponce y
escalas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
NEHSAIE De DUElO
De LA RElaA REGENTE De ESPANA

Su Majesfad la Reina Regente de
Espaila, tan pronto como SO enter6
lie tan horrible catastrofe, telegraf6
~ terminus muy sentidos al Empe
rador de Alenania deplorando Ell
suceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
HORROROSO RAUFRAClO
FRENTE AL PUERTO De MALAGA

Debido a una espesa neblina ocu-
rrio aver frente q las costas de Ma
laga un horrible naufragio, yendose
q pique la fragata GneiSenaa, barco
escuela de guardias marinas del I'm
perio aleman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
pOR SIS

En- ell establecimiento del q Boletin I or
pesos Sc consuuyen los sigulentes sellos
de gonna superiOres: / Sello comerciat de
Gualquier forma; / id pdgwese la orden,
etc; l id dapsicado id:pagado 1 i'd re-
cibinsos id aceptamos; 8 cualquief Otro
en- ese estilo, con su almohadilla inagotable.
Todo por 45moneda corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
Ell ENTIERR0 De LASV CTlVAS
HeRM0SA MANIFESTATION De DUEI0

Esta tarde Sc celebrara en- Malaga
ell ehtierro de las viciimas, que sera
una hermosa nantes aci6n de duelo
que presidiran ell Comandante del
Gneisenau, ell Consul de Alemania,
ell Gobelnadcr Militar y ell Civil de
la plaza, y a la que concurrira toda
la pob.aci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
A Hundred Victims

In the terrible accident a hundred
were drowned Notwithstanding the
braveness and self possession dis
played in the face o danger by the
Commander and tripulation of the
unfortunate ship
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
The Kaiser's Appreciation

William II replied to the cour
teous action of the Spanish sove
reign. expressing his thanks for the
efforts made by the authorities and
the people of Malaga to save the
wrecked crew and to aid them in
every way possible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DE TRAvESfA
Ninguna
BNTRAOAs DE OABOTAJB

DE Arroyoy ruta vap amer "Vas
co" con 10 siguiente: Villar y co sc
q bacalao M AcOsta ! ataiO 2 d va
rios A del Vale 81 cafe J T Silva
y CO 1913 manteca A la 6rden II a
chinas Olivia y co 2 SIS cafe l d efee
toe Mariana Acosta pqte papel T
Guillermety l 1l3 alcohol Rubert Hmns
43 SIS garbanzos A Suarez co %
SIS maiz Il Moreno Ia vino l d al
cohol j Roldan 2 jaulas aves 4 d hue
vos De Trasbordo 2095 SIS cafe.
! DE Vieques y Fajardo bal "Paqui
ITO" con 10 siguiente: FDaussa II SIS
maiz
DE Fajardo bal Gala Blanca" en-
lastre.
DE ArecibO bal Salvador" con Ia
siguieLte: A la 6rden 2 toneladas hie
rro viejo.
DE Aguadilla y Mayaguez goleta
Mayaguezana con la csrga siguiente:
Jose Perujo y Olivia 5l4 pipa vino &c
gins 2 @ ginebra Angel Paniagua
baul ropa Esteban Moreno l d anise
te Is bultos equipage Fernandez Jun
cos y co l q ron IsidrO A Sanchez 2
@ confites Cuetara R6s y co l fardo al
pargatas Rgozcue y Palau 40 d velas
Scrs de Vicente y co 4 mesas marmol
j Ochoa y Hmno 81 81 cafe.
DE Arroyo y ruta vap americana
"Longffellow' con 10 siguiente: Jose
Martinez 2 d ropa y libros 2 catres
Rafael Castro Gonzalez 1I3 alcohol
Barcel6 y co 10 rollos suela A Mayol
y co 2 bls vidrio l d siIlas A Vicente
ydco 8 SIS garbanzos 2l2 SIS i'd Alva
rez y co d sombreros Villar y co
bI cafe Fritze Lundt y co l atado
varios Elias Wolff 253 bacalao Scrs
de L Villamil y co 80 SIS aa1car Ro
tulado>1 q efectos.
sALIDAs DE TRAvEsIA
Para varios puertos de la isla vap
amer "Arkadia" despachado por The
New York y Porto Rico Steamship co
con carga de trahsito.
SALIDAS DE OABOTAJH
Para Yabucoa y HumacaO gol
cana Maria" con carga general.
DESP PAOHADOS
Ninguno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
OOsCIENTAS BAJAS

Segun los datos publicados por
la oticina de la Guerra, ell ejercito
ingles ha tenido 200 bajas, entire
muertos heridos y extraviados en-
los combates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
AGRADEC CIMlENTO DEL KAISER"

Guillermo III contesto al acto de
cortesfa de la soberana espafiola
manifestando que esia muv agrade-
cido d los esfuerzos hechos por las
autoridades y vecinos de Malaga
para salvar los n utragos y prestap
aux'lio a todos los que 10 neces;ta-
ron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
Prince Carlos to Marry the
Infanta Maria de las Mercedes

The marriage is officially announ-
ced in Madrid to take place, OF
Prince Charles son of Count Caser-
ia. and the Spanish Infanta Maria
de las Mercedes, Princess of Astu-
rias. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-17
LAS PEROIDAs EN- ORANGE

No SO ha recibido ningun dato
respecto a las Lajas sufridas For el
ejercito britanico en- la Colonia de
Orange, aunque SO cree que son
nnmerosas