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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-01
HAS no hEAHT FOB TIE INJURED THE SICK. THE
UNFO8TuNATE AND DISTRESSED.

''ni'tc Brown lodged bills to the
|hHins OF the which
the Commonwealth Good Samaritan Hospital, Hospital Hospital
NeNS'"ys i"re Home for Old
Aged ''Id Women Medical and Sursna Hospital Hospital
College, Bye and Ear Hospital Mercy
Hospital Memorial Hospital Home
hospital Eieptic Hospital Rosetta Founding Asylum
NuI"s Hospital Wl'rrc Hospital West Hospital Scranton;
AID Society, Todd Hospital Pomvle Hospital
mira Hospital House of Refuge, State Hospital
Although
and dairy interests and dd the bill providing for the of
ovatcl page Leg Record
In addition the the following a the
the House call
5o 2S 5 2S9 N l59 10 l05 80
g. ~ d. 2S 3D. 49, i9 49, 49, 1885,
49, 49, 1872 2l3 t 49, iE $40 1884, St & 5
Nh Mr. Brown and his
free
silence when
did he
tnder and jerks in
the Senator elected this fall United
his of
He has record of dong bills which
coway record golden majority Of
well of
Harrisburg place for milk and representatives
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sSsEas PERTINENT PERSONALS sNH

CALVIN Stetler spent several days in
Philadelphia last week.
c. A. Meiser and wife, of Thompson
town, were in this place over Sunday.
Raymond Katz and wife attended
the wedding of his sister at Harrisburg
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Flowers, of Troxelville,
spent several days the past week in this
place.
J. w. Runkle was in the city of Phil
adelphia last week buying in n new
stock of goods.
II. NJ. Amig, wife and child, OF
Washington township, spent Sunday
with +. S. Riegle and wife.
w. A. Arbogast, one of Selinsgrove's $
merchants and Alfred MNrburber We're
at the county seat Monday.
Senator f.. NJ. Hummcl, Editor J.
G. Lesher, of Selinsgrove, were at the
county seat Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J. f. Magce and Miss Erma
Magee, of Kreamer, were at the county
seat Monday afternoon.
Misses Carrie and Nctta Hendricks
of Selnsgroyc, were guests of Miss Rosa
Schoch Friday.
Chief Burgess John +. Stetler spent
n portion of last week in Harrisburg in
search of hidden antiquities.
Prof. Paul Billhart and wife spent
the Sabbath with II. A. Rauch and
wife in Franklin township.
Jacob Gilbert and ID. A. Kern hav.
one continuous stretch of Cleveland
!agstone walk across three lots.
l.. G. Bachman and wife Sunday
were the guests of his parents, n. c.
Bachman and wife in this place.
w. |. Garman, the shoe dealer, has
Eut furnace in his cellar whereby he
can heat tie entire house and the store
Sheep are offered for sale or will b,
given out for shares to reliable partie.
by l.. F. Gemberling, Sclinsgrove, Pa
a. &. Bashore is building large ic,
house, with the intention of runnin.
an ice wagon through town the comm.
summer
DIR. {. w. Heisler, president of Sus
| luehanna University, Selinsgrove
passed through our village and callec
at this office on his way home from tn,
{. f.. Convention.
a. ID. Kramer, of Kreamer, one O
Middlccreek townships crack marks
men, dropped III to see us Tuesda,
afternoon. He says he gave a fox ho
chase the day before.
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Political
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA NOVEMBER 1900.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

Republican mass meetings will be
held in Snyder County under the aus
pices of the Republican Standing Com
mittee, at the following dates and
places:
Kreamer, Nov. lst,
Port Treverton, Nov. >,
Shamokin Dam, Nov. Sd,
Selinsgrove, Nov. 5th.
The meetings will be addressed by
speakers selected from the following
named orators:
Hon. II. NJ. Mahon, Hon. B. X.
Focht, Hon. a. NJ. Smith, a. W. Pot
ter, Esq, Prof. f. {. BowersoX, Prof
Geo. w. Walborn, Hon f.. w. Tool,
Geo. w. Wagensellcr, DR.. y. Herman,
NJ. |. Potter, Esq.
Music furnished 10y various cornet
bands.
Fellow citizens, let us rally and make
these meetings what they should be, II
grand success.
by order of the Committee,
ED. CHARLES, j. a. LUMBARD,
Secretary, chairman
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Lewistown Democrat and Sentinel ::
''On Monday forenoon Harry Focht, Il
brother-in-law of Mr.. Eshleman, the
baker, in Patterson, while out hunting
for squirrels on Adams ridge was shot
by another hunter. Several shot lodged
in the throat, quite Il number rpenetrat-
ed the left breast and his limbs were
completely peppered with shot. The
man who shot him, when he discover
ed what he had done, took to his heels
and threw away his gun. On recover
ing from the shock Mr.. Focht continu-
ed to hunt a while and shot several
squirrels before coming home"
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Fhe Youths Companion in 1901,

ends of the earth will be laid un-
butte for the 1901 volume of THE
F's COMPANION. Statesmen,
bats, travellers, trappers, Indian
s, cow-punchers and self-made
md women of many vocations
|ntribute to the entertainment of
and old in Companion homes,
pre- Roosevelt will write upon
Essence of Heroism." The Sec
OF the Treasury will answer the
pm, "What is Money" Frank
zen, the old sailor, who spins fas-
g yarns at sea, will contribute a
W. ID. Howels will describe the
rs between "Young Contributors
Editors." Paul Leicester Ford
fite about ''The Man of the Die
"-Noah Webster. There is not
here to begin to tell of the good
already provided for readers of
" volume of THE YoUTH's CON-
interesting, instructive, inspir-
pm the pens of famous men and
trated announcement of the 1901
and sample copies of the paper
Pe to any address.
pew subscribers who sehd in
description now will receive not
pc 81 issues of THE COMPANION
but also all the issues ofthe re-
3 weeks of 1900 free from the
subscription, besides the beau
uritan Girl" calendar for 1901,
phed in twelve colors and gold.
he YOUTHS COMPANION,
Boston, Mass.
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er-SwinefOrd.
Miflinburg Times.

Miilinburg Times.
Wednesday evening, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Swineford, of this
place, their daughter, Miss Kate, and
Mr.. Charles Meyer, of Hartleton, were
united in marriage by Rev. J. 1. Stone
cypher.
The bride is one of Mifflinburg's most
popular young ladies, handsome and
agreeable, with all the accomplish
ments necessary for good wife.
The groom is an enterprising, intel
ligent young business man, sociable
and popular wherever he is known and
will undoubtedly make an excellent
husband.
The Times joins their many friends
in wishing the young couple prosper
Gus life journey, with all the good they
can enjoy.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
Deeds Entered for Record.

Leah Meyer and David Meyer to f..
II. Seebold, $50 acres IN Jackson town.
ship for $4,000.
Alfred Marburger to w. A. Arbogast,
brick store and dwelling house, Corner
Market and Pine streets, Selinsgrove,
for $3.50.
Marriage Licenses
David A. Wendt, Shamokin Dam,
Emma f.. D9bler,
William Nevin Engle, Middleburg,
Evelyn Nj. Howell, "
Edward NJ. Greene, Lewistown,
Carrie c. Wittenmyer, Middleburg.
Letters Granted.
Letters of administration in the es-
tate of Jacob Martin, late of West Per.
ry township, were granted to J. G..
Hornberger.
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Announcements.

Rev. J. :. Ncwhart, of Ocean Grove,
Il noted pulpit orator and Evangelist,
will preach at the following appoint
mcnts: Port Trcverton, Wednesday,
October 3lst ut 200 p. m; Winners,
Thursday, at 700 p. m; Alinc, Friday
at 700 p. m; Daniels, Saturday at 200
p. M, and st. John, Sunday, Noyem-
ber 4th at 700 p. m.
LORDS SUPPER.
The Lords supper will he admins
istered at Daniels Sunday morning
and st. Johns Sunday night.
A hearty welcome is extended to all
to oattend these services.
j. l.. BOYER,
Pastor.
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tOL. XXXVII.
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HLUcID LOCAL LACONICS ~

N vour mark ir the circle and vote
whole Republican ticket.
kxt Tuesday is election. Step up
Ie polls and make a cross at the top
|e first column.
L Ladies' Aid Society of the Re
led church had a very pleasant
at the home of Mrs. James shu-
Tuesday evening.
NrEp I'm the country, a good
!or a child both Protestant and
olic. viii pay $3.50 per week
ess, Children's Aid Society, S2l.
b 18th St.. Philad'a.
bong the Delegates from this place
3 C. Z. Convention at Centreville
Miss Lottie Grouse representing
Lutheran; Mrs. Rev. Shambach
John Bachman, the Evangelical;
Cary Willis and Mrs. I. II. Bow
the Reformed Society.
to A. +. SOles for a smooth easy
or up-tO-date hair cut and head
bed with a refreshing shampoo or
ruff removed with his tonic. A
towel to each patron. Parlor in
building, one door east of Post
Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
figured at Selinsgroye that an
c lighting plant can be run for
hual expenditure of $3.50, while
ceipts from incandescent lights
ed merchants and homes would
DO, giving them 25 arc lights on
reets for $3.50.
kilroad rate of one fare for the
trip has been granted delegates
State Christian EndeavOr Con-
p to be held in Philadelphia,
ber 1920. Card orders should
ined from District Secretaries.
kets will be good, going, Nov
Z to %; returning, to Nov. 26.
days Democrat and Sentinel says !:
Kissinger, trainmaster of the
town Division of the Pennsyl-
railroad, has been promoted to
sition ofspecial agent with head
'rs in New York. The appoint
Hates from November 1st. Mr..
lger is an experienced railroad
nd well merits the decided promo
ven him. While we regret the
a good and popular citizen,
pgratulate him on his advance
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MARRIED.

October 25, by Rev. j. r. Dimm, ID.
d., David A. Wendt and Emma f.
DGbler both of Shamokin Dam.
October q, by Rev. S. S. Graybill,
Enoch S. Aucker and Fannie c. Shell
ly, both of Union township.
October 10, by F. S. Glass, j. p, Ed
ward c. Musselman and Alice S. Mus
sleman, both of Altoona.
October 81, by J. Kohler Peck, J. p.
Victor +. Boyer and Dollie Swineford,
both of Port Treverton.
October IA, by Rev. S. S. Graybill,
Edward Hackenburg, of Northumber-
land county, to Priscilla Helwig, OF
West Perry township, this county.
October 25, in New Berlin. by the
Rev. S. Sidney Kohler, William f.
Patton, Of Vicksburg, Pa, and Miss M.
Bessie Snyder, of New Berlin, Pa.
October 25, at the home of the brides
parents, John and Catharine Howell,
Of Middleburg, by Rev. J. Shambach,
Mr.. w. Nevin Engle and Miss Evelyn
M. Howell, both of Middleburg, Pa.
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G. M. SHINDEL, Clerk.
Pa, Oct. 80, 1900.
Republican Club.

Saturday, October q, the Republicans
of Union township met at the Nation
al Hotel, Port Treverton, and organiz-
ed Republican club which was named
the "U n on Township Republican
Club" with one hundred and seventy
four members. Allen s. Sechrist was
elected President; ]. B. Herrold, Secre-
tary. Let us again rally for the good
old party. X
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Cord Wood.

Should any person wish to chop his
own wood at l5 cents big two-horse
load, or at go cents cord already chop
ped, can do SO during Nov. and Dec.
1900 for spot cash only.
l0-25-2t. X. G. WALTER.
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ve used Chamberlain Collie,
and Diarrhoea Remedy and
4 pe 2 great medicine" says
2. Phipps, Of Poteau, Ark,
~ me OF bloody fux, I can
too highly Of it." This
ways wins the good opin-
y praise, OF those who use
Suick cures which it effects
1e most severe eases make
y 80 ! !, everywhere For sale
dlsburg Drug Go.
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Big Mass Meeting at SelinsgrOve.

Next Monday evening there will be
a big mass meeting in Selinsgrove. A
special train will be run leaving Selins-
grove after the meeting and run as far
as Mcclure. The speakers will be:
Hon. JAMES SCARLET,
the Silver-tongued Orator of Danville.
Hon. THAD. NJ. MAHoN,
Hon. b. *. FoCHT,
Hon. a. NJ. SMITH.
Turn out and hear the issues of the
campaign discussed.
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The campaign of'98 will long be re-
membered as one in which men broke
the bonds OF party ties and lifelong
traditions to join with the Republican
party In crushing socialism and defeat
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Candidate brOWn'SRcCOrd
A STORY OF COWARDiCE, TAKEN
FRO1 THE LEGISLATIVE RECORD.
MOST NOTORIOUS DODGER OF BILLS IN THE
PENNSYLVANIA ASSEMBLY IN 1899

Always rank I0rts"n he could stomach endorsing President
Nlchhey Tor and
shot the If
lie voted against lc,oriD
voted bill III of
page 5, Leg Record
Voted bill cxtns war of 1872 from taxation
Page lex, Rcoril
Voted hl prevent pollution nj vut, .,,,, or
o hS principal supporters lNWurs
Record
Voted "eln1 u 10y IL" Il horse Hgei)
Voted State and
Voted against bl o Aucy md all other
toruns Leg Record
Voted No sgwhic tr.ku c
voted against U Wrkmu l Leg
Vote, hill to the and
l'a,"9l RcouD
the Leg ircorll
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Winter Excursion Tickets on the Pennsylv
vana Railroad.

inter ENCuISlOH llCkcls vi tne IeHlsy w.
vania Railroad.
On November !, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will place on sale at
its principal ticket offices excursion
tickets to all prominent Winter resorts
in New Jersey, Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Cuba,
and Central America. The tickets will
be sold at the usual low rates, with the
usual liberal return limits.
The magnificent facilities OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad, with its many con-
nections and through train service,
make this the favorite line for Winter
travel.
An illustrated book, descriptive of
Winter reeorts, an d giving routes
of travel and rates for tickets, will be
furnished free after November OH ap-
plication to ticket agents.
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ing financial heresy and dishonor.
Bryan was defeated by the largest
plurality Of votes cast In any previous
election except that against Greeley in
1872.
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Ephraim Walter Dead.

Ephraim Walter, one of the respected
citizens of the town of Ccntrcvillc. was
found dead in his bed Monday morn
ing, caused by heart trouble. He was
aged about 60 years.
He was an active member of the Ev-
angelical church Of that place and was
constantly in active service in its be-
half to secure the handsome Weaver
chapel organ to be given away by the
Posi-.
He leaves family, five children,
four sons and one daughter, as follows :
Isaiah, who resides in Franklin town
ship: Robert, who resides in Centre
vile; Cyrus of New Berlin; Charles Of
Lewisburg and Lille, married to Clyde
Fessler of Centre township.
The funeral will take place Thursday
morning at ten o'clock. Rev. :. Aur-
and will ofliciate mt the obsequies.
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GIRL WANTED.-A reliable girl
wanted to do general housework. Good
wages. Address,
DIR. G. w. HEIsLER, Selinsgrove, Pa.
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LATER.

Since the above was put in type we
learn that there will he no extra train
East. Those desiring to attend the
meeting must take the regular train
Fast and the special train will leave Sc
linsgrovc for Mcclure after the meet
ing
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Excursion Train to the Mass Meeting at
SClinsprONe Oh The 9Th Inst
Pastor.

An excursion train will be run toand
from Mcclure and way stations Mon
day evening, November ,, 1900, at half
fare rates for the round trip, for the Re
publican mass meeting at Sclinsgrovc.
The train will leave Mcclure at 800 D.
M, returning after the meeting, stop
ping at all stations both coming and
going.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-01

Vote the entire Republican ticket
If you desire very much that prosperity
continue.
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October Adjourned Term, Nov. 0, 1000.
No. |. In the estate of Leah Wei
rick, deceased.
Attachment on Fanny Spangler, &c
Grouse. Gilbert.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09

enviar doble y poderosa artillerfa al
Africa, dicen que la enviaraa.
Fueron in1tiles los discursos de lord
Rosebery Y de lord Kimberley, dicien-
do que la situaci6n era muy grave
que podfan venir por la muerte de un
Emir. grandes confictos; que mn ejer-
cito no Sc organiza EN- un mes y que
estos preparativos no son sufcientes
para atrontar las eventualidades, por-
que Inglaterra esta aislada. La mayo
ria NADIA tuvo en- cuenta; vOt6 y aplau-
di6 al Gobierno con entusiasmo Y con
enteresa.
Lord Roberts va esta en- campaTia
y ha pasado ell rio de Orange por tres
vados. En- ell vale de Orange hay vas
rios afuentes. Ell general French pa.
SO ell rio Riet por ell vado Dekil, y una
horas despu6s, pas6 ell rio Modder por
ell vado Kip, apOderandOse de tres pc.
quenOs campamentOs "boers'"
Ell general Gordon pas6 mas al Oes
te por ell vado Rondwal, 'desalojando
q los 'boers."
Toda la sexta division pas6 ell Riet
por ell vado Waterfall, es decir toda la
orilla Norte de dichO rio:
Lord Roberts tOma, pueS, la Ofensi-
va y Sc dispOne a avanzar Por aque.
LA zona sus fuerzas son dobleS de los
"boers" La artileria Sc disp0ne q
pasar el Orange por Ramah. Todas
estas noticias producer aquf grandes
esperanzas y mucha emOci6n
Sir Bnller esta otra vez en- su cam
pamentO de Chievelev adonde ha tent
do que retrOceder. Los "boers" son
duelos del vadO Potgieter, por doude
habfa pasadO ell general ingles para lie
gar q Spion- KOp, v han conStruido
puentes, y colOcadO trinrheras en- las
cOlonias cprcanas q dicho vado, pa a
impedir que avaEcen las fuerzaS brita-
nicas por aquel canino hacia Ladys-
mith.
"The Daily Mail" hoce en- SUI arti-
culo de aver una crftica durfsima de la
c%mpaEla: agrega que tOdOs los Sacri-
iciOS y eStuerLOS son ;nntileS, que los
sOldadOs sin intrucci6n iran q mOrir
como OvejaS, y califica con epftetDs
que no quiero transcribir aqui q lord
Chamberlain y lord Salisbury.
LUIS ROBINSON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
MAS DETALLES
SOBRE
La RENDIClON
DE CRONJE
SOBRE

Los peri6dicos recien llegados de
Nueva York traen los Sig1ientes inte
resantfsimos pormenores acerca de la
rendici6n del bravo general Cronje
Ell general Cronje y sus fuerzaS ca
pitularOn incOndiciOnalmente al anna
necer del 81 de Febrero.
En- aquella fecha, aniversario de la
derrota que sufrieron los ingleses en-
Majuba, Lord Roberts telegrafi6 q la
Reina Victoria tan grata nueva, que
produjo en- Londres IN entusiasmo ra
yano en- delirio.
Lord Roberts di6 la siguiente ver--
sion de Su victoria:
Por nOticias que tenfa del Depar
tamento de espiOnaje supe que las fuer
zas de OrOnje Sc encOntraban debilita-
das por toda clase de privaciones que
el descontento empezaba q reinar en-
tire ciertOs elementos del campo ene-
migO.
Por cOnsiguiente, decidido ahacer cada
vez mayor preston en- aquel. Cada no
che sc adelantarOn nuestras trincheras,
ell bombardeo Sc hizoincesante un glo-
DO cautivo nos estu7o infOrmando cons
tante mente Gle los movimientOs que
efectuaba ell eneILigO aproximadamen
te las tres de la manana los Regi
mientos del Canada fuerzas de inge-
nieros apOyados por dos regimientos
mas; ell de los "Gordon," los "Highlan-
lers" y ell de los "Second ShrOpshires,' y
eiectuaron un impetuoso avance para
ganar un punto estrategicO que Sc en-
contraba 600 yardas mas cerca del ene-
migo.
El mOviniento Sc verific6 con toda
feIicidad y precision y, reiativamente,
con p6rdidas
Por 10 visto esta fu6 la gotta de aqua
que debfa desbordar la cOpa boer pues,
va entradO ell dia, un emisario enemi-
go, con bandera blanca, Inc entreg6
una carta del General Cronje ell la que
me notificaba que estaba dispuesto i
rendirse ncondc:onalmente
AL contestarsela, die al general
Cronje que Sc preseniara personalmen.
te en- mi campamento y que sus fl1r
zas debian salir innediatamente de los
.'laagers" y deponer las armas.
A las siete de la maiiana del mismo
dia recibf un mensaje de Cronie acep.
tando dichas condolences y, POGO des-
pues, Sc me present6 personalmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
GACETA DE HOY

Publica la Orden General n1mero
40 autorizando q los recaudadores de
contribuciOnes para que tengan en- de
posito y expendan sellos de Rentas In
ternas Insulares, en- sus rcspectivas
demarcaciOues En- retribuci6n de es-
te ser7iciO Sc les permitir& la adquisi
ci6n de sellos con una rebaja de % por
100, los cuales Sc vendeI4n al pnblicO
por su valor nominal. En- adelante to
dos los pagos de los Municipios por los
trabajos de los confnados Sc haran q
La Tesorerfa de la Junta de GobiernO
de Carceles, al fnalizar cada mes ma
tural III actual tipO de jornal cOnti-
nnara VICENTE hasta JuniO 80, 1900,
inclusive: despu6s de esta fecba SO ii :
jara el tipo de ounce l5) centavos.
moneda de los Estados UnidOs, por
dia, para cada confinadO.
I'll ST. p. T.. Fernandez, Ingeniero
Principal de la Junta de Obras P1bli
cas-, queda designado como miembro
de dicha Junta, en- sustituci6n del Sr
r. L. Hills, que renuncia Ell cargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
NOTICIA5 DEL Ola

En- la noche del microbes celebr6 session
extraordinaria ell ayuntr .niento de Maya.
guez.
Tn despacho recibidO por el 'sNew YORK
Herald" ell q de Febrero Gltimo dice que
el general Cronje, del ej6r:itO ''boer," con.
test6 con las siguienteS palabras i la prime
ra misiva que le enviara ell Mariscal Ro.
bert>: iPOr que he de rendirme 81 adem&s
de ener hOmbres y pertrechOs con que de
fenderrne estOy vivO adaf
Ante ell Tribunal de DiStrito de esta ca
pita Sc veran lnaIIana, Ell jniciO oral, las
causas instruidas contra DcsideriO Garcia,
por estafa, Jose G. Iturrondo, pOr coac-
ci6n.
Ha fallecidO en- Mayaguez don Buenaven
tura ROmeu BaSOra.
Ell dia 26 de Febrero Gltimo estall6 un
formidable incendio en- ,Os suburbios de
Saint Ouen, Paris habiendO resutadO heri-
das 15O personals, muchas de elias grave
mente.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad don Manuel
Gomez, de Fajardo.
Ha sidO agredidO en- Mayaguez, don M.
Portalatin ucd
En- la Corte de Justicia de Arecibo, Sc
celebraran .nsflana. los juicios oralps, de las
causas seguidaS por los Juzgados de Utua
do, MorOvis y dicha villa, contra Ramon
MaIdonado, pOr hurto; IsidrO Guzman Mu
niz, pO. igual delito y Alexandra Gonzalez,
pOr igual causa.
El 20 de FebrerO dltimo Ocur-i6 un no.
rrOroso incendio EN- Guarrate, aldea de la
provincial de ZamOra, partido judicial de
Fuente Sauce, destruyendo setenta y OchO
casas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
Sc neceSitan
CarDinter IS
SUCESORA
DE RAFAEL PEREZ

Ha fallecido en- esta ciu lad la respectable
sonora dofia Elvira Boniles, viuda de Pats.
Nos dice nuestru cores onSal lie Arroyo
que, debidO Ia iniciatva alreres del al
calde de aquel pueblo don Federico Il. vi.
-ella, las GALES Y plaas estan muy bien
atendidas, presrniaQdo la pobaci6n un as
pscto muy agrldable.
Ell da II del presente mes Sc votara pOr
el Tribunal Sppr mo de ,Justicia, ell fallo de
la selten;ia recaidD en el reclrso de casa.
cl0n lnterpuesio per iufyacci6n de ley, por
don " Marr.aez, contra IL sentencia dicta
da pOr el Juez do Huna 40, en la querella
segalda por dicllo senior Martinez contra don
Salvador Ffias sIoya sobre estnpro de su
hija Elisa.
Ell % de FebrerO 1ltiino embarc6 en- In
Habana para Ia Peninsula el 2. Santander.
Obispo que fae de aqae:la di6cesis.