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Evening journal., 1900-07-30
Mrs. LOCKE HAS
A PILOTS LICENSE
She Is a WeII-kROWn Marcus
Hook Woman News
Of CheSWOId

Cheswold, July 2S.-lf industry Is an
indication of prosperity then the little
town OF ChoswOld must be one OF the
most prosperous on the peninsula.
Every day one can hear the musical
hum OF two very busy saw mills ana
basket factories. The freight trains
bring carloads OF baskets for the inl-
mense peach crop that local farmers
expect to harvest. and Il Is a pretty
sight to see the wagon loads of beau-
uful apples coming into the town 10
be shipped to the city markets.
Caleb Boggs guest Mrs. Thomas
Locke Cf Marcus Hook. has returned
TO her home Mrs. Locke Is charming
woman. and among her many accom-
plishments she has the unique distinr-
tion of holding pilots certificate, hav-
ing obtained 1t after passing a very
severe examination There are Only
three women IN the United States hold
Ing such honors. Mrs. Locke's husband
is a builder of fine yachts and her love
for the water led her TO try for the
certificate which she holds. While She
never makes any public use, OF her
knowledge she often accompanies her
husband upon his trips.
A merry party of Cheswold folks
spent last Wednesday at Woodland
Beach. Among the party were Mrs
Author Cooper as chaperon the Misses
Sue Cooper, May Collins, Ethel Elmer
son. Miss Wells. Messrs. Arthur Col
Inns. Dr. Walter Richards, Davis Col
lins and Leroy Collins
William Ford IS erecting "a neat cot
tage just on the town limits.
Miss Ethel Ennis has closed her mill
lincry parlors al Chcswold and return
ed to Clayton Miss Ennis Is greatly
missed by the young folk of the town.
Mrs. William Harrington Is a tcnter
at Camden camp
Master Edgar Emerson has returned
from visit to Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. William T.. Collins has returned
to her home after an extended visit o.
her sister. Mrs. Walter Collins, of
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mrs Rebecca Crawford. of Newark,
Is q guest of Dr. and Mrs. II. V. $.
Stout.
Miss Mabelle Hudson and Miss Lulu
Beck. OF Smyrna, were guests OF Miss
Ethel Emeron the past week.
MI and Mrs. William Whitaker, Di
Camden. N. j.. are guests Of MT and
Mrs. Taylor, at the Springs Mansion at
Brenford.
Mrs. William Merrlck has returned
from a very pleasant trip with relatives
IN New Castle county, Del, and Balti-
more county, Md.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
RODE A WHEEL
FROM CANTERBURY
Good Time Made From Viola
to This City
Kent Farmer Gets Two Hundred and
Twenty Bushels Of Wheat
From Four Acres

Canterbury, July y2S.-Frank Faulkner.
of Selbyville, is visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. James Faulkner
Carroll Thomas and Eugene Graham
have returned from their ten days stay
at the beach.
After spending several days in the
city among friends, Misses Lizzie and
Alice Keller have returned home ac-
companied by their sister-in-law, Mrs.
Wilson Keller and her daughters, Ethel
and Viola, who will spend several days
in the country.
Miss Nellie Burchenal. who has been
in Philadelphia for about four months,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peck and daugh-
ter Dorothy, are visiting Mrs. Peck's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Muir
ray and family.
The Rev. John Jones, of Wilmington,
made a short visit to his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Jones.
William S. McIlvaine, who has been
in Philadelphia for several weeks, re-
turned home on Tuesday His condi-
ton is very much improved and is rap
idly improving. He was attended by
his daughter. Miss Ruth McIlvaine. who
and also by his grandson Charles Wes-
ton, Jr.
Harvey Keller spent Saturday after
noon and night in Philadelphia making
the trip to Wilmington and return by
bicycle, and from Wilmington to Phila-
delphia by boat. lie reports this a very
pleasant trip for wheelmen to take. He
made the run from Viola to Whining
ton in six hours, by way of Odessa and
ST. Georges.
Farmers are about through threshlng
wheat here.
Miss Name County. Of Philadelphia.
is visiting Mrs. Joseph Wagner and
family.
Quite a number of people attended the
colOred camp meeting at Viola on Sun
day evening. The camp there is about
the largest ever held.
Rev. Will Massey, Of Goshen, n. j., is
visiting friends here.
John Graham says he got 220 bushels
Of wheat from four acres.
Miss Annie A. Warner. who is stay
ing at the home of Mr.. Keller whose
property she recently purchased, has
been in Dover
Edgar Burchenal expects to make a
trip to Magnolia Saturday evening In
the interest Of his bay-tenting party.
George w. Steward is shipping apples
from this place now. They are Of the
Asuakhan and strawberry variety.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
CULVER-ADKINS WEDDING
other Interesting News About the
People of Delmar

Delmar, July 2S.-Misses Carrie and
May Beauchamp and Miss Lille Jess,
of Pocomoke City, are guests of Miss
Della Ward.
Miss Agnes Riggin, Of Crisfeld, IS
visiting her aunt, Mrs. 5. j. Parsons
Miss Edyth Francis. who has been
employed for the past three months in
Baltimore, is home on vacation.
Misses Hettie and Blanche Renngef
are spending some time with relatives
at Kane. Pa.
Miss Nettie Holloway. of Salisbury,
has been spending several days with
Miss Alice Hastings.
Miss Lelah Kitchens. of Philadelphia,
is visiting her cousin Miss Stella Hitch
ems.
Miss Christel Horsey. Of Laurel, is
the guest of Miss Susie Hastings.
The musical instruments for the band
have arrived.
Mrs. ]. L. Hastings has returned
from lengthy visit to Wilmington.
Mrs. Charles Maloney, of Darby, Pa
is visiting Mrs. w. S. Marvel.
B. c. Cubbage and daughter have re-
turned to FELTON,. after a lengthy visit
here.
Misses Pearl Lowe and Blanche Mar
vel have gone on a visit to friends al
Lewes and Milford.
The people OF Delmar were glad tI
see a refreshing rain an Tuesday.
! Handy Culver and Miss Clara Adkin!
were married in the Parsonburg M. E
| Church, Wednesday evening at
O'Clock. A reception was held at thl
home of the groom at $50 p. m. Mis-
Pearl Lowe, of Delmar, played the we'd
ding march.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
GAS MACHINE FAILS TO WORK
Sale Of a Fine Young Registered Guernsey
Bull

landenberg. July 2S.-The acetylene
gas machine in Storey's store is not
working satisfactorily, and the store Is
again lighted by oil lamps.
John n. Darlington, of West Chester,
passed through town recently. He had
been visiting some Of the herds Of thor
oughbed cattle near here.
Constable Willard. Of Kemblesville,
was in the neighborhood on Wednesday
looking after some Of the colored resi-
dents. but he did not find his game.
Walter T. Morris. Of Chestertown,
Nd. visited NJ. NJ. and E. ]. Hollings-
worth on Monday afternoon, from
whom ne purchased a fine young regis
tered Guernsey bull The calf has nj
teen tested COWS in his pedigree, among
them being Fantine I'd. No 4il6, with
a record of COZ pounds Of butter a year
and Coralette. No. 5722; record o6O
pounds in one year. The calf has beer
shipped to Mr.. Morris.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
MAKE THINGS PLEASANT
FOR CECILTON'S VISITORS

Cecllton. Nd. July 2S.-Howard Ash,
OF Chester, visited friends here this
week.
Misses Nan and May Donahu or VIII
mington. are guests Of Mrs. John Cop
page.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkinson and
children. OF Philadelphia, are visiting,
relatives near town.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. r DeShane spent q
few days I'm Baltimore.
Miss Sohl. of Baltimore, Is visiting
Mrs. Charles Jeryis.
Miss Marion Sands and Miss Hark-
ness, OF Philadelphia, are visiting az
William McCoys.
Mrs. Gordon, of Philadelphia, Is stay
ing with Mrs. William DeShane
Mrs. John Hossey and children, OF
Hainesville, are visiting relatives in
town.
The Rev. ]. A. Arters and the Rev.
T.. c. Sunheld, of Chestertown, Will ex-
change pulpits tomorrow (Sunday)
Miss Mary Steele Is spending some-
time with Mrs. M. " Walmsley.
Mrs. Walter Robinson spent few
days with Mrs James lMsby.
The Warwick NJ P Sunday school
ran an excursion TO Rochester on
Thursday on the steamer Sassafras.
Mrs. James Smith Is spending the
week In Denton.
Miss Gertrude Cavcnder Is visiting
her aunt. Mrs William Rowan, of
Earlevillc
Mrs. William Rowan. Miss Gertrude
.Cavender and Cecil Cavender and chill
dren spent Wednesday with Mrs. Harry
Rowan.
Misses Mollie and Leila Mccoy, Mary
Etherington and Mrs. James smith, the
Rev. Elmer Il. Jones and G.. Louis
Mccoy were entertained by Mrs. Trim
Bile at Fords landing, where a party
under her chaperonage is encamped.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
VALUABLE HORSE CHOKES TO DEATH
Farm House in Sussex County De.
StrOyed by Fire

Piney Grove, July 2S.-Corn is look
ing better since the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Ennis spent
Sunday at Milton camp.
j. Edward Goslee, who is attending
school in Baltimore, spent a week with
his parents.
Misses Jenie Messick, Clara Messick,
Hattie Goslee, Sallie Marvel and
Charles Messick. of Georgetown, Misses
Charles Messick, Of this place; Miss
Edith Jones. of Georgetown, Misses
Matte Short, Ida Prettyman, Lena
Dutton, Florence Rust, and Messrs
Willie Prettyman, Wash. Prettyman
and Phil. Short, of Stockley spent last
Tuesday at Oak Orchard. The horse
driven by Mr. and Miss Short became
entangled with its halter and though
they ran to its assistance, the horse fell.
dying Immediately.
Miss Edith Jones, Of Georgetown.
spent part of last week with Miss
Hattie Goslee.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ennis and chill
dren, Of Glendale, spent Sunday with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs j.
p. Ennis.
A house belonging to Peter Marvil
and occupied by William Mills and
family. caught fire about noon last
Thursday, and burned to the ground.
Most Of the goods were saved.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marvil and two
children, Charles Stoeckel and family.
William Joseph and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Ennis. j. p. Ennis and
Rodney Ennis, spent last Thursday at
Warwick.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
THOMPSON FOLK AT CAMP
While Others Remain at Home to
Entertain Their Friends

Thompson, July 2S.-Miss Ethel
Drennen, Of Concord. Pa, was the
guest of Misses Deborah and Mary
Johnston this week.
Mrs. Hosea Smith. Mrs. Annie Sent
man and E. Laurence Smith visited j.
r. Johnston and family on Wednesday.
Miss Addie Steele was the guest OF
Mrs. Johnston. Wednesday.
Miss Beulah Boone and friend Of ST.
Clair are visiting Joel Thompson and
family.
Miss Mary Hopkins, of West Grove, is
visiting her brother John Hopkins.
The Penn Circle viii picnic at Lore
wood Park. Saturday. August a. They
will take the boat at New Castle, for
the park.
Miss Deborah c. Johnston and num-
Der Of others from this neighborhood
are attending Mt. Airy Camp, Md.
George and Rhoda Chambers visited
their grandmother ON Saturday anl
Sunday.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
BADLY INJURED
BY KICKING HORSE
CruInptOn Man Nets a Neat
Sum by ThreShing Wheat
for His NeighbOrS

Crumpton, Nd. July 2S.-The Rev.
Mr. Bloxton and family have returned
home after two weeks vacation in Vir-
ginia and Cecil county. Maryland
Mrs. Fannie Cannon Is able TO be out
again after a weeks illness.
Mrs. Carrie Merrick Is. at this writ
ind sick and under the care Of DR.. f. N.
Sheppard.
Highly b. Orem. with his two ma
chimes, will. In a short time finish
threshing about $4,000 bushels Of wheat,
which viii net him about $500.
The steamers Tourist and Corsica
nave both loaded with wheat at this
place
Miss Ethel Clements attended the
social given by Mr.. and Mrs. Finley
Roberts at their home a few evenings
ago. The next day she departed for Sea-
ford, whore she is now visiting her
cousin, Mrs Wooley
Mr.. and Mrs. John =. Hartley are en-
tertaining friends from Philadelphia.
William NJ. Wall and Amos Lynch
are at work at Blacks station on a new
store house for Mr.. Sutton.
j. w. Jarman, who recently sustained
a second stroke of paralysis, is again
able TO be out on the porch.
c. w. Clements was slightly indis-
posed this week.
Mrs. w. n. Solloway is at present en-
tortaining friends from a distance.
w. r.. Atkinson is preparing his
house for his Summer bOarders. He
has his cottage fun every Summer
Captain David Sheats one day re-
Gently was driving homo with Frank
FARRELL. when the horse became unruly
and kicked the buggy an to pieces. and
iammud Captain Sheats between the
shaft and buggy I'm some way and badly
injured him. For time II was feared
some ribs were broken. He now Is
somewhat improved
T.. -. Bloxton and Charles A. Brad
ley paid Chcstertown visit this week.
Charles and William Boggs have re-
turned TO New York city after a pleas
ant visit TO their parents here.
Horace Smith has been at work In
Rich Neck the past week.
James MerriclS and family spent We'd
nesday IN Kent county with friends.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
had a Pleasant Picnic

Woodlawn. Nd, July 2S-Mrs. Mar
tha Brown, Of Woodlawn, took her Sun
day school class on a picnic to Furnace
Creek The day was perfect and the
happy party enjoyed themselves fishing
and sailing, but one of the most enjoy
able features of the day was partaking
Of the bountiful dinner. which had been
prepared by the teacher and pupils. In
pupils a surprise by serving ice cream
and cake
Mrs. Martha Brown, Misses Jennie
Campbell. Harriet Williams. Florence
Carsha, DR.. Howard Brown, Eddie
Brown and DR.. John Brown.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
ENTERTAINED THIMDLE CLUB
Rising Sun Baseball Team Has Been Re-
0rganiEnA and Is pIaYing line Ball

Rising sun. Nd, July 2S.-The Ris-
ing sun baseball team has reOrganized
with Frank A. Kirk as manager and
Joseph l.. Devon as captain. The team
defeated the Pennington team in we'll
PLAYED game at Pennington last Satur-
day. The score was II to 2. The Ris-
ing sun boys complete -Itplayed
their opponents. Riale. - Rising Sun,
pitched magnificent ball, only four hits,
two of which were questionable. being
made off him. The batting and fielding
Of Kirk. Richard and Devon was also
prominent The return game will be
played at Davis Park Rising sun, to-
day.
Very few tickets were sold at this
station for the Rochester excursion on
Thursday. owing to the inclement
weather
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac S. Kirk. of FIRE.
mont. Pa, and Mrs. Clara S. Pugh and
children, Of Oxford. visited Rising Sun
friends last Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude S. Dare entertained the
Thimble CLUB last Tuesday evening.
Those present were: Mrs. Ira Bursdall
and Miss Linda Holm. Of Camden. n. j..
Mrs. Taylor Wilson. Of Phillipsburg. n.
'sfs WIS w VI hbviHs vi bilNktNlllef
Dell; Mrs. Charles f. Dare of Lancas-
ter, Mrs. w. r. Burlington, Misses Flea
ner. Jenness, Alma Keilholtz. Addie
Smith, Grace Wilson, Hannah and Car
rie Kirk
Thomas Kirk and family have moved
to Woodyawn, where they will attend
the campmeeting for the next ten days.
Dr. Rose. of Oxford. was in town
Wednesday last and enriched Or. /. r..
Kinks cabinet Of minerals with fine
specimen.
Findley Rowland Esq. and w. r..
Coulson were among visitors this week.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
GOOD PRICES FOR FRUIT
Quantities Being shipped From the
station at Wyoming

Wyoming. July 2S.-The horses at
tached TO +. Coke Chambers wagon
ran away on Tuesday and were not
caught until Camden was reached, but
little damage was done.
Harry Johnson who has been on the
sick list. is cOnvalescing.
r. j. Lindale is making extensive re-
pairs to his mill
A large lot Of fruit is being shipped
from this station daily, and the farmers
are realizing good sums for the same.
District Deputy Grand Chief Or. j.
l.. CrosmOre has installed the foliowing
officers of Wyoming Castle, X. G. r.:
Past Chief. S. W. Eyre; Noble Chief
r. Crawford Graham: Vice Chief, John
Drake; Venerable Hermit, Miiflin r.
jenkins: Sir Herald H. A. Thomas;
High Priest. S. w. Eyer; Inside Guide
George Rash; Outside Guard, George
Mason; Worthy Chamberlain, Darlinf
johnson.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
RAIN BENEFITS VEGETATION
Farmers Near RobinSOnVille Cutting Hay
From the Marshes

Robinsonville. July 2S.-The recent
rains have greatly benefited vegetation.
Quite a number of farmers are cut
ting on the marshes.
Several young folks were at Rehoboth
Saturday.
Miss Anna Robinson has returned to
the city.
Miss Maud Wilson Of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. w.
T. Wilson
Miss Kate Burton of Rehoba.h. is
with her parents Dir. and Mrs. Iurnell
Burton.
z. NJ Baylis is with his family for
2 few weeks.
II Is renorted that John Marsh VIII
move his building to a different part Of
his farm on account of the recent trcu-
Bile caused by lightning
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
DROUGHT sHORTENs CROPS
Many Premature Peaches Being
Shipped From Rolph's Wharf


Rolph's Wharf, Md, July 2S.-ln this
immediate vicinity the long dry wealth
er shortened the corn crop fully so per
cent, and all vegetation has felt the
serious drought.
Peaches are coming In quiteireely and
much premature fruit is shipped. This
fruit. ripening several weeks before
maturity cannot be healthful, although
attractive 10 the eye.
The Tourist Company is erecting a
wharf on Rail- Hurlocks property about
two hundred yards from J. II. Evans
wharves. This will make competition
lively
Joseph Leverton, Of St. Mary's county
formerly Of this neighborhood has been
visiting Harry Tucker.
Mrs. Stafford is very i'll with gastric
fever
The Rev Mr. BloXton, Of Union NJ. +
Church. returned Saturday after a two
weeks visit to his parents in Virginia
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
RAIN AND VISITORS
That is the News That Comes From
Eair McCIelIandvilIe

McClellandville, July 2S.-Miss Eva
Campbell has returned to Coatesville
after a prolonged visit among friends
at Thompson and Strickersville.
Miss Anna Cam is visiting her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Camp
bell. at Strfckersville.
Samuel Crow and wife. of Whining
ton. visited friends here this week.
Mrs. Eliza Hewitt is sojourning with
Mrs. Amanda Lyman.
Wellington Crossan. Of Philadelphia
is spending his vacation with his par
ents.
Frank Jamison is convalescing ant
lis able to go about.
Harvest is about over.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
VISITORS IN HOcKESSN

Numerous Persons Who Enioy the
Hospitality OF THAT Village
Hockessin. July 2S.-Dr Entriken. OF
Kennett, visited this place recently.
Ella Taylor. CT Wilmington, spent
Sunday at John Taylor's.
Gibson Fisher. of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday at John Fishers
Mr. and Mrs. Gail. of Wilmington,
spent Sunday at Frank Taylors.
Frank Lafleriy. of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Peter Lafieuiy.
Maris Crossan and wife. Of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with James Crossan.
Emmett Martin and wife have moved
into part of the house with his father
in-law.
Mrs. Walter Kinsey and Miss Francis
Kellet, Of Philadelphia, are visiting
Thomas Williamson. rs-A4As
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
ON A TRIP FOR HEALTH
Viola People Attend the Funeral of
Smyrna Relative

Viola, July 2S.-John Walheater, who
has been so dangerously i'll for several
months, started last Tuesday with his
mother, Mrs. Walheater Of Woodside,
for "A trip north.
Miss Fannie Hicks and her sister,
Miss Nellie. and John Phelps of Wash
ington, d. c.. were the guests Of J. NJ.
Lynch this week.
Miss Ida Howard and Miss Ethel
Holden. of Philadelphia. who have been
spending some time with Mrs. Harvey
and friends in Milford. have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Postles were with
friends in Smyrna last week to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Postles half-brotheI
James d. Noss.
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
Hncl,Ieherrles Are Chenn

Hollyville. July 2S.-Miss Hannah
Phillips has returned home from Phila-
delphia.
William Warrington and sister spent
Wednesday with their brother, George
Warringt,n and family.
Hucxleberries NAV be gathered from
the bush. They sell at three cents a
quart. -s 49, AA1MB
Evening journal., 1900-07-30
TancarviIIe in Collision

The British tanker Tancarville, a
familiar vessel in the Delaware river.
was damaged in a collision at Tyne.
She put in for repairs at once and will
soon resume her trips to this country
for cargoes Of oil in bulk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-14

Anoche, q las siete y media, Sc introdujo
un grupo de personals en- la imprenta donde
Sc edita nuestro colega GEL Diario de
Puerto RicoD promoviendo un fuerte escan.
dalo y vclcando las mesas cajas donde
estaban los tipos de impression todos los
chivaletes.
Ell General Davis, que pasaba q caballo
en- aquellcs momentos por el sitio de Ia
ocurrencia, inquiri6 las causas de este, que,
al parecer, guardian relaci6n con un articu
10 publicado por ell ''Diario" referente al
senior Eg6zcue. Ell suceso es viyamente
comentado en- esta capital.
Ell Vaticano ha dirigido una Circular
todos los gobiernos cat6licos del Orbe mani
fertando que mientras ell gobierno de Italia
SO MEGA reconocer los derechos que tiene
Su Santidad ell Papa sobre la Ciudad Eter
ra 8 sobre las rrovincias que componen el
Patrimonio de San Pedro, ell Padre SantC
Sc negara reconocer a Victor Manuel III
como Rey de Italia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-14
Por 10 que valga

Hago constAr que la question suscitada
en- ell establecimiento del "Boletin Mercan-
til entire Claudio Bonilla y don B. Daniel
de Grisolia ha debido proceder de algrna
equivocac;6n que soy el primero en- lamentar.
por 10 mismo que Sc trata del seilor de Gri'
sofia, persona que me ha dado muchas prue'
bas de carinosa amistad, visitandome varias
veces durante mi enfermedad & interesan'
dose siempre por mi.
Hace pr6ximamente dos amos que el Sc
nor de Grisolia frecuenta la litografa del
{. Boletin Mercantil," dandole trabajos, que
ha satisfecho siempre religiosamente.
AL senor de Grisolia 10 cuento en- ell nj
nero de los amigos mas sinceros y 10 consi
dero como hombre amante del trabajo hon
RADIO, del que no dudo nj puedo dudar; y 10
hago pdblico asf, para que no le causen per-
juicios las torcidas versiones que haya p0
dido dar lugar aquella question.
San Juan, Septiembre IA de 1900. ~
N. Ptres Morris q Lynn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-14
Ninguna
sALIDAS DIE OABOTAJH

Para los puertos que resehamos vap
amer "Vasco con la carga siguiente:
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VEGA Piza Hmns 1918 2 bis y l cite Sc
bo j Matienzo ! d y l atdo hero gal
vanizado Sobrinos de Ezquiaga 80 jau
las : 70 d ajos $50 d jab6n Hernaiz y
co 2 d tejidos Scrs de L Villamil y co
3I3 bacalao The Cuban and Pan Anne
rican Express 90 bulto efectos A
Lynn 6 hUos de Perez Morris l d Ell
quotas d marquillas.
Aguadilla-Scrs de Vicente y co 5
SIS garbanzos 2 d galletitas Scrs de A
Mayol y co q quincalla bI copas l
d materiales Planas Rojo y co 5 BIS
ceryeza Comp Commercial Eg6zcue y Pa
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-14

LA COMPANIA de los FerrOcarriles
de Puerto Rico recuerda al pdblico y muy
particularmente al comercio, que ell trasbor-
do de mercancias por wagon complete sobre
ell rio Manatf Sc viene efectuando er condl
clones de completa seguridad y rapldez.
Diariamente Sc pasa de una Orilla otra to-
da la carga expedida por las estaclones, de-
rogando solamente la cantidad de O,25 por
mil kilos trasbordadoS.
Han regresado sus residencias de Maya
giiez ell doctor don E!iseo Font Gulllot y
ell doctor Gaudier.
Maiiana las ochO media de la noche
tendra lugar en- la casa de Mr.. Compagni,
de Ponce, un COT clerto beneficio de la ar,
tista sonora Lafontt, q fin de que pueda mar.
charse su pals.
El microbes Lltimo hizo su eStrenO ante
ell Tribunal de Distrito de Ponce ell letrado
don Rafael Tirado Verrier.
Sc encuentra enfermo en- Mayaguez don
Carlos Nadal y CARMEL.
Ell Secretar:o de Justicia de Cuba, con
fecha 15 del actua., ha dicho al Presidente
del Tribunal Supreme y Presidentes de las
seis Audiencias de aque.la Isla, 10 siguien
te:
sTengo noticias de que hay funcionario'
del orden judicial y fiscal que toman partt
directa personal en- las contiendas y propa
ganda polfticas, concurriendo reunione!
de ese calacter, adn llegando pronun
ciar discursos en- favor de tales cuales
tendencias. Con tai motive sfrvase ustet
hacer saber Embellishments todos los fun
cionarios de uno y otro orden en- esa provin
/, cia, que ell Gobierno esta resuelto decla
rar cesante todo aquel que infrinja la
disposiciones yigentes sobre La materia
para cuyo efecto Sc seryira usted, bajo 81
mas estrecha responsabilidad, ejercer Ii
mas esquisita vigilancia sobre el particular
proponer Ia cesantfa de los funcionario'
niractores."