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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12

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all
are dead ands some
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tearing
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but
tothem andt ne perished miserably.
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soldiers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
555ETS FORTH IN FEW WORDS THE AWFUL CONDI-
TONS EXISTING AT GALVESTON.
MANY Bodies Are Still In the Ruins the Brick Buildings Others Have
Been Burned, and Still Others Buried at SodTWGnVFiVG
Men Were Shot Blu Soldiers Last Monday Night
To the People of the United States.

To the People of United
Galveston, Texas, September lit is my
that 5000 people have lost their lives here Appro
of the city has been swept away. There are Sc
and destitute; how many there is way of f
made to have the women and children sent to Ho
transportation are limited. Thousands are still t,
immediate aid.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
FOR BEATING A WOMAN.

AT noon yesterday word was tsiephoned
to the police station that a man was
in the Dairy lunch room beating wom-
an. He had struck her several times and
was raising great commotion In the
lunch room. Deputy Marshal Firth and
inspector Fickett at -oncs ran to the scene
of the fracas, when they found that the
man had run down to Cumberland street.
Mr.. firth, followed by Mr. Fickett.
chased him up Cumberland street to
Brown, where the fellow was overtaken
and arrested. He was taken to thel police
station and when searched full set Of
gambling tools, with dice, was found on
him. The gambling device is one with
which the police are not familiar, being
worked with dice and sheets OF imita-
tion ten and one dollar bills, also with a
sh BET bearing representations or the vari-
Gus silver pieces Ia circulation. The
man says his name is Curriar and 1t
has been asoertai ned that he has served
time in jail.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
HARBOR NEWS.
Interesting Notes Gathered Along the
Water Front

On the passage from Montreal to Lon
don the Thomson boat Tacoma had pref
ty rough time. She lost some cattle from
her deck.
The steamers OF the Thomson line are
named alphabetically, that is, there is an
Aroma, Beliona. Cervona, Devona, Esca-
Iona and SO on up to X, which is the Kill
dona. The names all end with iona. :"
The schooner Laura q. Hall arrived
yesterday morning with 100 tons OF grind
stones for the Atlantic Grindstons CON-
pany of ProvIdence. The stones win bs
discharged ana distributed from this
port.
The fishing schooners, the Grace Choate
and Uncle Joe, arrived with good sized
fares OF fresh fish.
Lobster arrivals were: ,Alwilda Morse,
5000; Carrie 4. Rogers, 22O0; Clara A.
Marston, 400: Comique. $500.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
the purpose of controlling the crude rub
Ter market.
PLENTY OF FREIGHT.
Railroad Was Not To Blame For the
Delay to ships.

There has been change for the better
at the steamship docks lately as to the
arrival of freight for the English steam
by the scarcity OF freight and this was
not due to failure to make proper CON-
tracts, but was oasioned by the un-
usually quick passage of the Tunitian OF
the Allan line, which arrived here sooner
than she was expected and the delay of
another Liverpool boat bringing two big
ships here TO be loaded for Liverpool at
the same time which the road had not
made preparations to do. Another cause
for the scarcity of freight for the time be-
ing was the accidents on the Grand
Trunk which held up some OF the cars
bound here for day or SO. AS 1t was
only two ships were delayed day by the
scarcity of freight and from this time on
there will be all the freight the ships can
handle.
Up to this time seven more ships have
arrived here than came into Portland up
to the corresponding time a year ago. The
Memnon which was held day for perish
able freight sailed yesterday afternoon
with a five thousand ton cargo and two
hundred cattle for Bristol. She Is one of
the Elder Dempster boats. The Sarma-
tian with three thousand tons and 17s
cattle and ninety sheep and the Camhro-
man will sail today. The Mexican will
sail on Thursday. She has been subjected
to some delay, but this was not the fault
of the Grand Trunk. but Of the non-arri-
val OF the ship on her schedule time, so 1t
was SAID yesterday. The Arcadian of the
Allan line from London to Portland Is
seventeen days out and somewhat over
due but no anxiety Is felt regarding her.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
ON RAM ISLAND LEDGE.
Light House There Would Lessen
Dangers from witch Rock.

Commander James h. Cogswell, U. ;.
N, inspector of this lighthouse district,
was asked yesterday II he believed the
lighthouse board would order the erection
of lighthouse onWitch rock providing 1t
was decided not TO blow this rock TO
atoms and permanently remove one oil
the dangers to the entrance of this port
de said that 1t would be much better TO
have this rock removed II it could be
oone at a moderate cost II the rock
could not be removed he did not believe
the lighthouse board would order the
building of a lighthouse on this rock be-
cause 1t would cost an immense amount
OF money to do so, such structure re-
quiring very firm foundation and
would have TO te built to Withstand the
severe storms of this coast. His Idea was
to put a small light on the end of Ram
Island ledge and this would serve to
guide incoming and outgoing ships clear
of this dangerous obstruction.
Regarding the lightship which is to be
placed of this port, Captain Cogsweii
said that Its location had not yet besn
definitely decided upon The local steaIn-
shipa which ply between this port and
Boston and New York wouiu prsfer to
have such q ship located somewhere OF
Alden's Rock. But in the winter time
when the trars-Atlantic steamers are
coming into Portland In large numbers
1t would be hest to have this ship placed
outside the whistlipg buoy off half Way
Rock. he said thesiightsnip would re-
ouire a mastsr, a mate, an engineer and
an assistant and seven ssamen and q
COOK. The mastsr would probably receive
from $500 TO $1,000 a year, the mate from
$500 to 5000, the engineer about $500, and
his assistant about S729. The cook would
probably be paid about $50 a month and
the seamen would each receive s25 a
month. These men would all probably be
selected by the board from the slsgibl Q
list which they have but it possible that
some of the men wouid be transferred TO
the Portland lightship from other ships
now in commission.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
LOST HIS TEETH.
An Unfortunate Combination of cir-
eumstanees which Exposed a Man To
Mach Embarrassment.

He had false teeth and bsing very
sensitive young man he was not anxious
that the world should share this secret
with him. He was hurryinR along Pearl
street to dinner one of the GOLD days re-
GENTLY when the sidewalks were treaeher-
Gus and just as he came to Congress
street notherly looking old woman
with some packages, evidently Christmas
presents under her arms. and little
hand bag such as women carry, in which
was her purse, clasred tightly In one
hand. She was essaying to GROSS the
slippery street when she lost her footing.
threw her hands wildly in the air and
was on ths point OF getting bad fail
The sensitive young man, who is well
known In political circles by the way, saw
the woman's predicament and hurried to
assist her. The treaoherous cross walk
claimed him as its victim ana down he
went with a siokeniny thud and the jolt
brought the false teeth out Of his mouth
aud sent them spinning along the Ice.
The woman who followed his example
and struck ths pavement about the same
time OF course lost the grasp on her hand
bag and flying open the purse came out
and coin OF the realm was scattered in
all directions.
Seeing his teeth exposed to public view
the young man got up on his knees and
made a grab for them, just as the woman
recovered sufficiently to try and piok up
her scattered wealth. On their knees
these two victims of the Icy cross walk
were grabbing and making frantic efforts
to get on their feet. Naturally the woman
thought the young man was irving to se-
cure her money.
"You thief,'' she cried, lyon thief.
Drop that money you rascal The young
man paralyzed by the screams OF rage be-
came all the more excited ana made fran
tic clutches for his lost ivories. The
woman's shouts attracted a crowd. "He's
trying to steal my money" yelled the
woman on her knees. ''Stop him some
of you. Drop that money you rascal"
1t was a painful moment. The young
man recognized some young lady friends
on the sidewalk. His efforts to get hold
of his teeth were redoubled and the tears
OF the poor woman were thereby In
creased. Finally he got hold of his
ivorles, slipped them In his pocket and
tried to explain matters. Talking with
out teeth Is difficult especially Oh cold
day. He ma lie sad mess of IT. was
roundiy abused for his trouble and when
last seen was elmost running down Pearl
street followed by the singing rebukes OF
the woman he had attemptsd to assist.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19

DOMINION PASSED kBROw HEAD.
The Dominion lins steamer Dominion
from Portland, December o. passed Brow
Head Mt p. m. Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19

"chaumont." Finest grain
lamb skin, red, tan, brown, gray, butter,
pearl, black and white. The stitching
on the back is in selfcolor, also white
and black. Another splendid Glove for
the price, St.OO
Mocha.'' A heavy suede; red,
tan, brown, gray and black, SI.OO
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
PORTLAND MARINE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting OF the Portland
Marine Society was held at the office of
Norton and Hall, yesterday, and tine fol-
lowing off GERS elected:
President-Capt. q. A. Plummer.
Vice Presldent-Capt. Y. q. White.
Secretary and Treasurer-Capt. VIII
liam Leayitt.
Committee on Accounts-Capts. j. T..
Tenney, George ]. Thristrop, Whliam
Thompson.
COMMITTEES on Financs-Capts. James
Keazsr, John W. Dsering, John IL.
Humphrey.
Committee on Relief-Capts. Frank o..
White, Il. G.. Willard, John Il. Tennsy,
j. Il. Farr, ID. o. Davis.
Committee on Mem egshtp-CApts.
John Il. Tenney, l.. W. Tipbetts, e X.
Norton.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
BIG kURBER ooMRINE..

New York. December ls.-Ths report
current in Wall street. that negotiations
were in progress for settlement of the
threatened rubber shoe war, was con-
tirmed last night. A new company hes
been formed with 80. .ocO. coo capital for
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
JUDGE MAITooKs PRESIDED.

Judge Mattooks held his fret probate
term Yesterday anu presided with as
much grace and dignity as though long
accustomed to the office. The usual grist
of return day routine business was dis
posed OF.
At the first December term held by
Judge Danrorth of Skowhsgan, the wills
of Arthur +. Bartlstt, William Hennes-
ssy, Benjamin L. Libby, Miles Morrison,
sarah E, Patton, Mary W. Peary and
Elizabeth IL, Webster were probated.
Letters of administration were granted
on the estates or Oradine e. Dimmick,
Ella III. Hacker, Frank W.. Merrill,
Hannah L. Noble and Mary q, Purvis.
A guardian was appointed for Elisa W.
Steele ---a=-=--lss--es-f.lr
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
OWEN. MOORE & co.

The store OF Owen, Moore s. Co., is
one of the places where every holiday
shoppers calls without fail. 10 go with
ont seeing what Owen, Moore 81 Co.,
have to offer would be to miss one Of the
pleasing features of a shopping tour. This
year everything possible has been done by
the members of the firm to place in every
branch OF its many departme nts as line a
stock of goods as has ever been put on
sale in Anv store in this city. These
efforts have been rewarded and this week
the store has been crowded with custom
srs. The articles have been sold at q
hustIing rate and the sales of the present
holiday season will exceed any of a like
period In the history of the firm. One Of
the Iiveliast places In the store yesterday
was the basement, which is sat apart for
nhildren's toys. There are here toys of
every description, everything In this line
that can amuse the children. There is
everything that can nlease a child and
parents and friends of the children have
not been slow this week In visiting this
basement. And all of the other depart
msnts are as busy as this particular line
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19

you have waited with your Christmas shopping must
your disposal We will help all
with broad aise with departments that
place before convenience for comfort and profit We
and will make effort
insure quick deliveries
Christmas goods unusually large and ATTRACTING
prices usual the lowest We give the best of
service the very last day.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19

Jane. Lady Carsw who was present at
the famous bali whichswas given by the
Duchess OF hichmond at brussels on the
more than 4 kdndrsd ysAfs 6ld.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19

@it has no rival, or competitors. The
Kee,ey Cure. The institute is at l5l Con-
gress street. Over 21 years experience.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-19
GIox,esfor SI.OO.

1.-The Autrey." Fine lamb
skin, soft aud elastic, perfect IN shape
and wearable, two clasps. fearl, white,
black, brown, tan, beaver, red and gray.
One of the best Gloves at the price we
know of. Price, 81 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
FOTOGRAFIA AR7ETICA
De R. COLORADO
CONCURSO DE FOTOGRAFIAs

Agradecido al constante favor del publ.
co deseandO correspondent Ell, he pensado
abrir un concursO de fotografIaS de niIlos con
trajeS de difraz, bajo las SiguienteS bases
1"-DeSde eSta fecha hasta ell dia tltimo
del preSente mes, Sc haran en- esta fotogra
fla los retratos de todos los ninos que Sc pre-
senten con disfraz para concurrir al Certa-
men.
2o-Terminado ell plazo que Sc ampliara
en- case necesariO, y avisando oportunamen-
te en- los peri6dicos, ell dia, Sc expondran
en- ell Saguan de la casa todos los retratos
hechos, con su ndmero de orden.
3o-Se adjudicaaran los premioS por vo-
taci6n popular y este efecto Sc entregaran
en- esta galerfa a todas las personals que 10
solicitor papeletas impresas en- las que cada
vOtante eScribira Su nombre y los n1meroS
de las fOtografias que su juicio merezcan
premiOs, indicando la calidad de 6l. DichaS
papeletas Sc depOsitaran en- una urna que Sc
colocara debajo del cuadro que contenga
las fotograffas.
4o-Lcs premios seran cuatro y consist.
ran:
luna ampliaci6n al "Bromuro Plati-
no" del nino elegido para primer premio.
Tamaflo de la fOtOgraffa 90 a 65 centimetros
con magnffco cuadro dorado.
2o-Otra fotograffa ampliada del segundo
premio, en- la mitad del tamafio de la ante
rior y tambien con un hermosO marco do.
RADIO.
3o-Una docena de retratOs del tercer
premio.
4o>Un retrato acuarela, iluminadO pri-
morosamente. Terminado ell concursO SO
expondran los prenios durante ocho dias,
al cabo de los cuales seran entregados los
agraciad0S.
A los nifioS que no tengan prelrios Sc
entregara 4 cada uno una c6pia de su re-
tratO en- recuerdo del Certamen.
Para mayor facildad del pGblico, de
todas aquellas personals que quieran emitir
su voto en- ell Concurso, en- ell establecimien
to stLa Mulita" de los senores Espanol y
Ca Sc les facilitaran papeletas de votaei6n.
Terminate ell Concurso y hecho el escru-
tiniO Sc publicaran los nombres &c los trajes
premiad0s.
Sc anunciara oportunaTente el dla y no
ra del escrutiEio para que puedan presen-
ciarlo, honrando ell actO, las personals que
10 deseen.
g. RAFAEL COLORADO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
FABRICANTES DE LICORES
San Juan y Rio Piedras.- Puerto

Varios dependencies del ComerclO de
Aguadilla Sc han negado & satisfacer ell i'm
puesto del "School Tax" fundandOse en-
que estan comprendidos entire los que ex
ceptda la o. G. ndmero 26.
Don F. Javier Pimentel ha solicitado ell
registro de una ma-ca de fabrica para ciga-
rrillos titulada Eureka"
En- ell Tribunal. de Distrito de esta Capt.
tai, Sc veran ma1iana, en- JuiciO Oral, las
causas que procedentes de los JuzgadOs de
San Francisco y Caguas Sc siguen contra
Placido Rivera Morales, por robo Eloy
Hernandez, por estafa, reSpectivamente.
La Corporation Municipal de San Ger
man ha acordado poner bajo la protection
del Gobicrno la idea de crear una biblioteca
p1blica, contando con que Sc lie faciliten Ii
bros de la extinguida Diputaci6n Provincial.
Procedente de Habana y escalas interme-
dias ha fondeadO hoy en- nuestro puerto ell
vapor EFMaria Herrera"
Los guardias de la pOlicia insular del
puesto de San Patricio, Jurisdiction de Pom
ce, Francisco Ortiz Ubaldo Pena, han
capturado los individuos Jose Ortiz, recla-
mado por ell Tribunal de Justicia de Maya
giiez procesado, segun Sc dice, por robo en-
cuadrilla E incendio, y Antonio Rivera Ana
zagasti, requisitoriado, con motive de hur-
to, por ell juzgado de San Francisco de esta
Capital. Tambi6n han detenido Casimi-
TO Pacheco, por suponGrsele complicado en-
ell robo de una nOvilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19

fueg0 en- ell pObladO de SanCurce, nablend0
quedado reducido cenizas, una casa nue.
va, otra que estaba destinada para pueSto
de carnes, Otra, establecimient0 del senior
OIadrado, la casa-habitaci6n del seflor
Boschetti. Las tres primeras son de la
propiedad del seilor MARITIME y la Ultima de
don Pedro Bolivar. La brigada de bonn
beros de dicho barrio acudi6 inme diatamenO
te al lugar del suceso, habiendose dedicada
& salvar todo 10 que pudo, pues la boInbe
result0 ineficaz para ell case, por habers.
roto la manguera, con la fuerza del aqua
A las dos hOras de haberSe declarado ell fue-
go, tOdo aquello no era mas que un monitor
de brazas.
Desgracias personaleS solamente hubo Ia
del dependiente del se1Or Cuadrado, herido
en- la caheza un bombero, con sfntomas de
pasmo, los cualeS fueron curados en- la sala
de socOrros dc aquel barrio. La familia del
cabo de policfa senior Bisozo, Sc salv6 mila-
grosaments, pues cuando bajaban la escale-
ra de la casa ardfa va la Tlenda. Dicha IA
milia 10 ha perdido todo enteramente, y ell
sefior Cuadrado solo pudo salvar de su esta-
blecimiento los lib-os ell effective en- billie
tes y metalico. Las p6rdidaS Sc calculan
en- 200O0 pesos y Sc supone que ell fuego ha
sido intentional. Con este motive han sidO
detenidos los individuos Juan de la Cruz
Rosario y Marcos Cruz (a) Marquito.
Han cOntraido matrimonio en- HumacaO
don Jose Toro y la senorita Lucia Guzman.
Acompanado de su sonora espoSa ha EN-.
barcado en- Cuba para los Estados UnidOs
ell general William Ludlow, Gobernador
militar del Departamente de la Habana.
MONOGRAMAS de gonna, con frasco
de tinta indeleble por 75 centavos, moneda
provincial, en- Ell "Boletin MercantiP. d.
Ell dia Z del actual desembarcaron en- la
Habana, los generates Sanger, Inspector
del Censo que fu6 de aquella isla y de la de
Puerto Rico, y Humphrey, con seis de ia
milia.
En- ell vapor "Marfa Herrera" lego en- la
manana de hoy la Compailfa dramatica de
la sonora Martinez Casado.
Sc halla vacante la escuela del barrio de
''Beatriz", Jurisdiction de Caguas,
Ell dia del actual, unOS inhumanos pa
lres residences en- Nantes, Francla, so pre-
texto de intentar librar su hija de una en-
que venfa padeciendo, untaron
con aceite cl cuerpo &c esta, sumerglendola
en- un dep6sito de aqua hirvlendo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
CINCUENTA MUERTOS

Sc asegura que las perdidas su-
fridas por las tropas inglesas en- Ell
movimiento practicable para soco-
rrer la plaza de Kimberley, al
canzaron 4 so muertos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
RETIRADA A BLOEMF0NTEIN
CRONJE Sc DEFIENDE

Los dltimos despachos de Cape
Town dicen que ell general Cronie,
que a la cabeza del ejGrcito boer ha
emprendido la retirada a Bloemfon-
tein, estA batiGndose con mucho
arrojo y teson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
LUCIA INCESANTE
CONTRA ROBERTS

Dichos despachos anaden que la
retaguardia del ei6rcito de Cronje
ha sostenido una lucha contfnua
atacando a las fuerzas del general
Roberts, que la persiguen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
TRANQUILIOAO. SALUD Y YREPOSO PARA LAS
MAORESYLAS CRlATURRS


WINSLOW, Sc da los ninos en- ell perfo-
do de la DENTICION. Les ablanda las
encfas, resueIve la infamaci6n,' aliv;a tOdo
doiOr, cura ell c6lico ventoso. Inocente y
eficaz en- todos los caSos. AconSejamoS d
las madres que tengan un ninO enfermO,
que no dejen que la prevention propia nj la
de OtrOS, evite ell uso de esta medicina que
proporciona alivio SECURE, abSOlutamente
SECURE. 81 sc uSa oporSunamente 81
En- Ell lapor "Maria Herrera" han llega-
do procedentes de Habana y puertos inter.
medios de su ruta, los pasajeros SlguienteS
Harry G. Kessler sonora, Jose B. Ortiz,
DioniSio Rivera, Lorenzo Rivera, Jose Ro-
man, Francisco Olivia, Carlos VasallO, Eli
sa M. Cohen, Ambrosio Balberan, esposa,
hija cunado, Salom6 Gonzalez, Manuel
Gonzalez, Maria Lopez Calleja, Antonio
Murciano, A. j. Palmer, FL. B. Whipple y
sonora 90 artistas de la compalfa drama
tica de dona Luisa Martinez CasadO.
Ha Sido relevada por la Compaifa L, del
arma de Caballerfa, la COmpalia @ que pres
taba servcios en- Humacao.
1IoLd uVCAO % Aoc oAOVO 90 AOuHAA1 OA 0Ju
tamiento de esta Capital, para celebrar Sc
sion ordinaria.
La Emulsion de Scott eS ell mejOr medic
de administrar las grasas fosfOradas. Esto
es debidO sin duda la facilidad con que es
aSiInilada por ell organismo.
Don Gabriel Iguina, M6dico Cirujano
por la Uniyersidad de Madrid.
Certifica: Que hace Veinte amos viene ha.
ciendo uso de La Emulsion de Scott de acei-
te de hfgado de bacalaO con hipofosfitOs de
cal de sosa, habiendo obtenide buenOs re-
sultados en- aquellOs casOs en- que ha creidO
necesario su empleO.
Y para que conSte d0nde c0nvenga, ex
pide la presente en- Camuy, Pto Rico, IL
de Mayo de 1.894.-Dr. Gabriel Iguina.
En- las minas de cobre DE Rio Tinto
Huelya, descarril6 un tren ell del actual
cayendo al rio los vagones y resultandO dos
Obreros muertos varios heridos.
Mailana Sc vera en- la Corte de JuSticis
de Artcibo, el juicio oral, de la causa segui
da contra SinforosO Morales, pOr ell Juzga
do de Camuy, por el supuesto delito de le
stones.
Ha falIecidO en- Caguas Ia Sra. doia Lui
sa M0reus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
TABAC0

elaborado, marca VASCONIA, y en-
rama, de las mejores jurisdicciones de
esta Isla, venden q precios conve-
nientes,
BOLfTAR, ARRUZA q C.
Tetuan 81,
30-2S San Juan Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
IGUALES PRlVILEGIOS

Segdn dicha Sociedad de Ira
bajadores," los obreros de esa Isla
deben tener los mismos privilegios
que los del Norte America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
CAMPAMENT0S Y
MUNICIOMES oCUpADOS

El general Sir Redvers Butler, en-
su avance al Nordeste 4 Chieveley,
capture varios campamentos boers Y
municiones que estos, q causa de
faltarles ell tempo, no pudieron re-
tirar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
SlGUE LA RETIRADA

Los beers, apesar de este, CONT
nGan su retira9a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19
UI6ll0S C2NGgranay
DespaChOs EspeCiales
DE- La ASSOCIATED PRESS"
Al"BOletin Mercantile"
NueVa York, 10 Dc FebraEO
NueVa York, i9 Dc Febroro
LA CIUDADANIA AMERICANA

La "Sociedad de Trabajadores
de Nueva York ("I.abor Union y
aboga porque 4 los trabajadores de
Puerto Rico Sc les conceda la ciu-
dadania americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-19

Ell Tribunal Supreme de Justicia de esta.
Esla ha dictado sentencia declarando con
lugar ell recursO de casaci6n< por infracclon
de ley interpuesto por ell Fiscal, sin lugar
ell iuterpuesto por Francisco TOmasini Fe
Iiciano, contra la sentencia de la suprlmida
Corte de Mayagiiez, en- causa por disparo
de arma y esiones, sin especial condena de
cOStaS.