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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
PONCE

Ri viernes fu6 recogido por la policfa por
encOntrarle dormido en- ell balloon de una
casa, ell nino Antonio Colon, natural de
Juana Diaz.
Sc asegurs que Ell L. del entrante Di.
ciembre vera la luz p1blica en- esta eiudad
Gel Aguila del Sur" periodico poit CO.
Ell vIernes tlltimo Sc vic muy concurri.
do el temple cat6hco, con motive de las no
venas de Ia OoncepcI6n que Sc estan llevan-
do cabo.
Al Tribunal de peliefs han sido denun-
cisd,s varios sOldados americanos, por ha
b6rseles sorprendido disparando tIros de re-
v6lver en- Ell barrIo do Vista Allegro.
->aa ocurrido otto rspto smoroso en- Ell
sitio denominsdo 'sRabo de la Culebra.u y
Rapto. raptads han comparecido al Juz-
gadO municipal.
--Por iniciativa de la "Sociedai Benevo.
lente de Sefioras" pronto SO instaiara en-
esta ciudad una escuels de artes ofcios.
Dicha sociedad tiene 5000 pesos para ese
fin. El edificiO SO levantara en- un solar de
la Gale de la Villa, regalado por ell syun-
tamiento hace algdn tempo.
Han eantraid0 matTimoni0 civil en- esta
ciudad, don Eleuterio Oint6n y la agrasia
da senorita Carmen Morales.
No pasa un dia s1 que tengsmos Cue
yer algdn des6rden en- la plaza pun
cpal, piomovidO por los inconegibles linn
piab0tas.
Los "Sportmans" que Sc dedican al
disparo de armas de fuego duraute las atlas
atlas horas de la noche, contIndan incorre-
gibles dando que hacer al vecindario.
Kin la Corte de Distrito Sc vic ell dia
% la causa contra Caledonia Torres, poi
atentado los agentes de Ia autoridad.
Sentenclado Ia pena de mes dia Dc
srresso mayor multa de 325 pesetas anne
ricanas.
| Deiensor: Lcdo. Libertad Torres Grau.
-Jniclo de Ia causa contra Ramon Oar
denas por deffandaci6n 81 Tesoro lnsuIar
| Senhneiadc d la psna de 100 collars do
! mn tas.
| Defenaor, LcdO. Acosta Quintsro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
Los crimenes
pasionales
El fallo del jurado. -Peticion de in.
dulto.-Contra Ia lenidad de los
jurados en- los. crfnenes pasio-
nales.

Ell jurado de Versalles ha firmado el
recurso de indulto de la pena capital
infligida & Groertzinger.
El abogado de Groertzinger, que es
quien presenta la petici6n de indulto,
visitara al presidente Mr.. LOubet para
interesarle en- favor del REQ
Los peri6dicos> consideran que Ia
condena es demasiado rigurosa, y que
el fallo del jurado de Versailles ha ve-
nido en- primer t6rmino q combatir la
aureola que rodea a los crfmenes pa
si0nales.
Con el castigo de Groetzinger Sc for
mula Ia mejor crftica que puede hacer
Sc de Ia lenidad de los jurados cuando
se trata de un crimen pasional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
EN EL PAROUE

Aver tarde Sc llev6 efecto en- ell "Par-
que Borinquen," de Santurce, IN espl6n-
dido concerto.
Asisti6 gran n1merO de psrsonasy J Sc pas6
un ratio muy sgradable.
El SerVicio de los carros el6ctricos NADIA
dejo que desaar, eVitandose los stropellos
que antes ocurrfan y que privaban muchas
peIsonas de trasladarse aquel delicioso
sitio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
81 hambre en- la China

El hambre hace rkpidos progresses
on Ia China. I'm efecto, segdp resuIta
de n0ticias recibidas por el Consul ge-
nera; ingl6s, eln1mero de personas que
Ia padecen es de 10000 en- Ia pfovln-
ola do An Houi Ia sltpaci6n es todavia
mas grave en- "a provincial de Kisng.si
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
SALUO TRANQUILIDAD Y REP0SO PARA LAS
MADRES Y LAS CRlATURAS

Ell JARABE OALMANTE de Ia Sra.
VINSLOW, Sc da los nifos en- ell perfo.
do de la dentici6n. Les ablanda las en-
ciss, resuelve la inflammation, alivia todo
dolor, y cura el c6lico ventoso. Inoceute
y eicaz en- todos los casos. Aconsejamos
& las madres que tengan un nino enfermo,
que no dejen que Ia prevention propia nj
Ia de otros, evite Ell uso de esta medicina
que proporciona allvio SECURE, absoluta-
menre SECURE 81 Sc usa oportuEamsnte.
Sc nos invita- galantsmente al acto de lla
consagrsci6n del nuevo tomplo mas6nico,
consfruido por la Logia "Iris de Paz." es.
tablecda en- Arroyo.
La ceremonial tendra efeC.o Ell iia 2S del
cerriente.
Agradecemos Ia atenci6n.
A pesar de haber ceebrado session esta
manana ell ayuntamienlo de esta ciudad, Sc
Tolvera reunir esta noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

La reunion que debfa tener lugar esta no.
che para acordsr las bases principales para
la tundaci6n del Casino puertorriqueno ha
sido transferida para el microbes 27 del &C.
tusl; avisaudose pr6viamente el sitio y la
bora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
Sc ALOUILA

una espaciosa hlbltaoi6n frente q la
Plaza Principal con luz el6OtIica, baiios
dc ducha y demas adeIantos modernos,
propia para dos personals. Intormarkn
en- IL misma casa San Francisco so,
altos, al lado del ayuntamiento. S-2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

Desde el S4bado tltimo Sc encuentra en-.
fermo en- CANA, nuestro amigo ilustrado
hstOriador literato don Salvador Brau,
por 10 que iiens que suspender la cOnferen
cIa que debiera celebrar eSta noche en- el
Ateneo, segGn anunciamos oportunamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
Tribunal de policia
DIsTRITo DE SAN FRANCISCO

LeOnor Marrero Inoctncia Ramirez.
por infracci6n al reglamento de prostitution,
dos dollars de multa cada uno.
Demetria Santana, pOr rina y escandalo,
dos dollars de multa.
Isaac Garcfs, por escandalo faltar la
pUllcia. un dollar de multa.
Valentfn Chico, por ocuparle I'm revolver,
cinco dollars de multa.
Manuel Gonzalez, por maltrato Maria
Ruiz, un dollar de multa.
Dos absueltos.
El dia % Sc llev6 efecto la reunion de
los Mensajeros Porteros. Sc nombr6 una
comlslon para redactar ell Reglamento com.
puesta de los siguie2tes sefiores: Lopez Ii
sol, preSdente; y. vocales, Ramirez, ,lDuprey.
Navedo y Marrero.
AN.TES de comprar CE-
MENTO, informese sobre pre-
clos casa r. A. Macie, Cristo
I, Telefono 1874. oo-74
Hoy ha salido para Vega baja, acompa.
1ado de su familis, ruestro amigo don Co.
dofredo Pacheco, que va hacerse cargo de
la administrator de una finca.
Esta maflans q las nueve sali6 de este
puerto, para ell de la Habana escalas ell
vapor "Julia" de la companfa Herrera.
Ha renunciado Ell cargo de- yJuez suplente
de policfa de Mayagiez, don Rogslio Mar.
tineS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
UNA ACLARACION

No es verdad cue el sefior d. Eduar-
do pellenkamp, extrangero avecindado
en- Ponce haya asstido a una reunion
polftica con los sefores Oortada, Leon,
Prats y otros: Estamos autorizados
para hacerlo constar asi 4 solicitud del
|propio senior WelIenkamp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
Sc alquila

una casa de altos, fresca con buenas Co.
m0didades para una familia aunque sea nu.
merosa Tiene cuatro dormitOrios. saa,
comedor y cocina, aqua del acueducto ba-
no, radica en- la Gale del Arsenal ndmerO
o, Marina. Para ipformes ca el mismo ba-
rrio Gale Nueva nun. 2, altos. 6-1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

La OOlonia Espaflola, de la Carolina, pre-.
para grandes festas en- honor de la Purfsi.
ma Ooncepc'6u, patrona de Espana, y el
dia habra un sran bale en- los saIones del
"Oasino.I Ibero Americana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

Esta noche Sc haran las pruebas del alum.
brado el6ctrico que pOr cueuta de Ia Piado
sa Congregation de la Inmaculada Ooncep.
ci6n de la Virgen, SO ha instalado en- la
Igesia de San Francisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

Fla llegado San Juan procedente de
Ponce, Ia bella selorita Julia Rosaies, aeon
paiada de su sen padre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

La jarana de noche en- ell stCasino Esra
mop, result6 muy animada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
NOtiCiaS del exterior

EI gobierno de Nicaragua ha Motif
eado al secretario de EsUadO, que espl
"a dentro de un afio ell plazo que por e
tratado flrmado enrre amLos gobieruns
se concede a los Estados UnIdos pa a
la construction del canal de Nicaragu !;
que esta advertencia no envuelve sen
timiento slguno de enemistad y que
obedece. Uni ;amente al deseo que tlene
Nicaragua de concertar con los Esta
dos Unidos un nuevo tratado relativo
al feferido canal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

Ha sido trasladado de la parroquia d,
Ciales a las de PenuelaS y Guayanllls g
Presbitero don Luis Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

Hoy han salido por ruta Maria Avilez
para Arecibo y Engelina Escobar para
Aguadila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

Hay razones para Greer que el rey
Eduardo VII tiene realmente ulcerada
la gargants, cuya afeccl6n ha dado lu-
gar al rumor de que tenfs IN cancer.
La escuadra inglesa que estaba en- el
puerto de Pireo, Sc encuentra en- el
golfo de Volo, en- la Tesalia.
El pueblo que fu6 destruido por IN
incendio en- FllipInas es ell de Bay-bay
en- Ia isla de Leyte y al acudlr para
tratar de apagar las llamas fueron
muertos cuatro pnlicfas indigenas per
los insurrect0s.
El Oongreso international que trata
de la aboiici6n de las primss asucare
ras vOlveIa q reunirse en- Bruselas du-
rante ell mes de Die embre 6 EnerO
pr6ximo; las sesiones del Oongreso Sc
ran secretas.
81 principe Chung Ia asumido el GO
biern0 de China hasta que ell Empera
dor nombre el sucesor de Ii Hung
Chang.
"A coDsecuencia de un reciO temporal
| que ha habido en- el Isgo Baikal, en- Ia
| siberia, Sc perdieron muchas embarca-
clones de pesca y Sc ahogaron ITO tri.
Ipulantes de las mismas.
-
81 40 realiza el anunciado cambio de
| lSocretarios del presidente Roosevelt
entrara formar parte del coDsejo Q
ex senador por el Estado de Colorado
Mr.. Wolcott.
DIcese que Lord Robert, comandan
re general del ej6rcito britanico, tiens
el prop6sito de presentar Ia dim'si6n d'
50 cargo.
d geDer. Roberts desea volver q /.
Iudla, cuyo mando ejerol6 mueho ITEM
lpo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

Aver por la msfana en- la calle de San
francisco esquina q la de Ia ssTanca"
hubo una riha entire varios individuos de la
que result6 Apiceto Hernandez con algunas
contusiones.
La OARNIOERfA AMERICANA. de
d. Hunt, avisa q sus parroquianos, que aca.
ba de recibir por eli Espor ''Ponce" surtido
de carne fresca de Res, Oarnero, Oerdo,
Polio, Pavo Mantequila superior en- pa
quotes de una libra, tOdo americana No Sc
olvlden, que el da de dar gracias Sc acerca.
Ndmero San Jose ST., San Juan.
En- Morovis Sc halla vacante una plaza
de maestro graduada con ell haber mensual
de cuarenta dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

70 El general cubano Mass5, cue Sc pre-
senta candidate la Presdencia de la Re
p6b'ica Oubana, ha Offecido ell dia de su
triunfo, 81 llega, obsequiar a sus electores
con LOCO csjetillas cada uno de los exec.
lentes cigarrillos de ''LA FAVORIEA",
fabrica establecida en- Ponce por los senores
Osnssa y 20. y representaca aquf por los
senOres Fernandez Gauran 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

La retreta de anoche estuyo muy concu.
rrida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25
CuartO de SOCOrrOS

Santos Beltran, curado de una herida in.
elsa de tres centfmetros de longitud sobre
el pabell6n de la oreja derecha. Leve, con
asistencia.
Pic de Jesds, curado de una confusion SO.
bre ell tercio medic del antebrazo derecho.
Leve, sin asistencis.
Aniceto Hernandez, curado de contusio.
nes en- la region glutea, antebraao mano
izquierda. Leve, sin asistencia.
Estebsn Navarrete, curado de una beri
da inciso conClsa en- la region OccipitaI.
Leve, con asIstencia.
Juan Torres, curado de una heri2a inciso
contusa en- la region nazal media en- su par
to superior. Lsve, salvo accidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

Hay razones para Greer que el rey
Eduardo TII tiene realmente ulcerada
la gargants, cuya afeccl6n ha dado lu-
gar al rumor de que tenfs un cancer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-25

La escuadra inglesa que estaba en- el
puerto de Pireo, Sc encuentra en- el
golfo de Tolo, en- la Tesalia.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
The Real Issue.

The special significance Of election
results in the principal citios Of tho
middle western states lies in tho en-
pbatic verdict which tho voters have
registored against continued corporate
control. In Cleveland, Columbus and
Toledo, three Of tho four large cities Of
Ohio, tho Dem ooratio candidates were
victorious; in the fourth Of the Ohio
quartette, Cincinnati, there was no cleo.
tion. In those three oities the issue was
sharply drawn. The Republican nomi-
nees wero we'll understood to stand for
the corporations whioh hold or hope to
hold municipal franchises. while tho
Democratic nominees stood squarely for
tho cause Of the people aa against those
corporations and their CONTINUED domi.
nation. The Republicans endeavored
to dodge the issue, but tho people would
not havo it. They know that the Re-
publican party stands pre-. eminontly
and essentially for these corporations,
and in oaoh instance largo majotity
was regietered against tho Republican
candidate.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
Some Solid Truths

Presiden, and Mrs, Booktor Il. Wash
ington were the guests Of honor at a
dinner, given by the Now York Social
Reform Club Wednesday night. Mr..
Washington was introduced as the fiest
speaker. He said: "In dealing with
tho negro race wo must boar in mind
that it oamo from land whore there
was need for labor. Then for $50
years it was forced to labor in q way
little oalouisiod to give it love for work.
| bolieve that in slavery the solution
Of tho problem was really laid and 1 be-
liove If We could have taken it up just
whore it was loft off whom slavery ended
it would have boon botter for our peo.
pie. They felt that to hold offio, was
the highest thing thoy could attain and
thoy put moro emphasis on the political
than tho industrial side Of life. Thoy
thought the object of education was to
put them in q position whore they
would not have to work. Eighty per
cont. of the people in the south depend
on agriculture for living and He began
with that as basis. We have tried to
mako our farm an obi OF lesson to those
around u.s."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
McJaI1rin Gets If

Tho government exhibits at tho Buff
falo exposition will bo brought to Char
loston for tho South Carolina Interstate
and West Indian Expositition. Tho
arrange mont 10 have the United States
represented at tho Charleston show was
made by Senator John j.. MoLaurin
Several days ago SENATOR hlcLaurin
took up the question Of ACQUIRING the
exhibits for Charleston, as was told in
The Evening Post several days ago. He
had several conferences with tho heads
Of Of several of. The dor artmonts, and tue
matter Of Sc curing tho exhibits was dis
cutsed, and ho was told that the matter
would bo given consideration Thurs
day morning tho sutj,ot was takon up
again and Senator. Nc Laurin was inform
cd that the exhibits would bo sont to
Charleston If tho exposition company
furnished tho buildings.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
A Marrow Escape.

Two Young ladies had a narrow es-
capo from drowing at Arlington Mills
st Greer's Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Wood and Armstrong, who live
not far fre M tho mill, were driving in a
tuggy going homo. While CROSS ing
tho bridge over tho river at the mill,
the mule got heightened at The rush
and roar Of tho river and commenced
backing, and before it could be stopped, !,
backed the buggy off tho bridge, the
two young womon, buggy and mule
falling twelve feet into the river, in six
feet Of weather. Tho river was swollen
by tho heavy aims Of tho past two days,
and tho current was very swift The
buggy with its occupants was swept
fifty yards dowmn stream. Two young
mon who saw tho accident, and knowing
tho folploss and almost hopeless pest
tion of tho girls, ran down the banks
of the river, dat he'd into tho stream,
and succeeded in rcsouing the girls
about fifty yards below tho bridge.
Messrs. Armstrong aud Bagwoll wore
tho men who saved tho lives of tho
girls. Tho mulo and buggy wero rolled
and dashed out into tho stream and the
mulo was drowned. Tho young ladies
VOL taken to residenoo near by and
given ovc,y attention, 1t is feared tha!
they arc badly injured by tho fall and
shook
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
No Lard for Her.

"Mrs. Pullman, the widow Of tho
sloering oar msgnste, is fair, fat an d
has grown soos. Sno also has millions
tf dollarn. Sic epent some time in Eu-
rope recently. Whilo there an English
lord aaw hor, ard learned approxima.
toly how much she was worth. He
tried to bo presented, but her widows
weeds p.ovontoi. Nevertheless he bo-
camo deoplyln love. All he desired
WAS an opportunity to lay his heart, his
title and his oastlos at her feet. The
opportunity failed to eventuato while
she was on the other side, so tho other
day he sont her cable message Of $50
words (paid), in which he laid baro his
heart and asked for her hand. SO
much in earnest was he that he oabled
1876 for an immediate return message
from the objoot Of his affe stions. The
cable rate to London is something like
three words for 81, honse he concluded
ssss wSsi hhss Eh is
happy. But the prepaid reply was ct
sent. "a pioco Of unwarrantable i'm
portinence,' was Mrs. Pullman's only
commmont." af +
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
A Great Shin

The now White Star limo steamer
Cello, tho largest vcssol ever built.
was successfully launched at Belfast,
Thursday morning il the presence OF :
largo and representative gathering. The
christening was performed by the
Marshionoss of Dufforin. The arrange.
monts for tho laup pohipg were similar
to those of the Oooatic and the now
vessel glided from tho ways and was
pulled up within her own length by
dropping three pairs OF anchors. The
Launching occurred admidst cheers Of
the pooplo and tho blowing of sirens
and fog horns. Tho Celtic has nino
docks and a capacity for 1850 passen. !.
gers. Sho will carry crew Of 355
mon. Her tonnage is 3 600 greater
than that Of the %; auto and noarly
double that of tho Kaiser Wilhclm der
Crosse ard her di,piaooment is IL 500
greater than that of the latter vessel !,
while her displacement and tonnage are
10, 800 ver that Of tho Great Eastern.
The Ocltio's Dimensions are as follows:
Length $50 8 feet; beam rs feet, depth
IA feet. Gross tonnage 20, $50; net
tonnage 13 $50 The Celtic will havo
a displacement Of 33 600 tons.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
aOhio Bank Robbed.

a gang Of half a dezsgn; obbays Turs-}
day morning blow open the 1Haaff6 &c the
Citiaon's Savings Bank iat Uhardon,l
Ohio, and after q desperAts #6 ght with
night watchman Pomeroy and oiti1ons,
succeeded in making their escape. (
ia believed they lsocured less than 5000
The night watohman discovsreds s the
men at work in the bank. \. He was
seized, bound and gagged, hut not uatil;;
ho had shot one Of the burglare,8 sDr.l
Hudson was aroused by the neis 10 and.
went o the scene. 4. He was also seized
and tied, hand and fsot .Its equired
three big ohatges Of dynamite to bloSs.
tho safe door off. The robbers succeed
ed in gaining entrance to only ono com !.
partment Of the big ssfe In another
part, which was not reached, its is tired
to places Of safety, lowing Pomeroy5
the night watchman, after shooting ono
oftho burglars, was badly club bed over;
the head AT each explosion the Fob
bera retired to places ofsafety, leaving;
Pomeray in an exposed place. The rob-
berH escaped on hand Oar. y. II s;s s;
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
Rev. Jasper Dead.

Rev John Jaapor, of Richmond,
died Saturday. Tho ia ue OF his ser.
mon, "De Sun Do Move" did the
worthy old man eome disoredit..
Although illiterata. hasaas + 81. = ,1 mt
g.s 4 tS6n q mis-.
conca,S!9on as to what constitutes edu-
cation. It is not book learning, merely,
although many Of the most Important
facts man oan know are treated Of in
books. Rsv John Jasper was not
the ignorant noisy pounding negro
preacher merely that tho famous SER
mon he lrcaohed frequently indioated.
He had strong mind naturally, which,
improved by experience aud observa-
tion and guided by kindly hoart,
placed him In q position Of immonoao
Influence among the negroes and gain
ed the rcspoct Of tho white people. He
was worthy and wise man. Newport
News Herald.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
Will Issue q Manifesto.

Aeuinaldo has the assistance Of
Chief Justice Arollano ard Fisher,
Con. Mao Arthur's private aecretary, in
preparing his manifesto. Tho work is
not completed and tho tenor Of tho
contents is not divulgod. Chief Jus.
tioe Arellano had a long conference
with Aguina!do. Ho says Aguinaldo
is realizing tho futility Of furthor ro.
sistance and is desirous Of trusting to
the Justice and generosity of The Ameri
can people. The chief Of the revolu-
tion will urge tho insurgents to cease
lighting and aocent American sover
eighty. Seloc Arollano says that
Aguinaldo's manifesto is not yot pre-
pared for publication and that hs is un-
able to furnish The text Tho authori-
tics ASSERT that q formal announcement
will be made whom anything definite is
Accomplished
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A Royal Separation.

When the Kizg Of Portugal went to
London in connection with the Qaeon's
funeral he rooeived deputa,ion Of,
Protostants, TO whom he m ,de a spec OH;
promising continuance Of the enlight
ened policy of religious tolerstion in
his dominions The spec oh was manly
and cours gsous and was widely reported.
It was commented upon in Portugal,
and while it elliott. d tho enthusiastic
approval Of tho Liberals it served to
aooentuate the fued between the King
and the religious orders, which was
originally caused by tho alleged inter
ference Of the Jesuits in tho secular
affairs Of tho government of that coun-
try. The unhappy result Of this frio.
tion was trouble in the roy al household
itself, the Queen taking sides with tho
church. According 20 advioes just 70
ceived from Lisbon, this breso oh Was
widened and thore is said to be proba-.
bility Of separation Of tho royal
couple. +
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-12
Scandal Among Nuns.

Morcy Hospital, at Iron mountain,
Mich has closed it's doors by orders Of
Bishop Els, and tho nuns havo been or.
dored to leave the diocease. This ID the
result Of an eolesiastioal scandal which
occurred last January whom Ellen Ho.
gan, q novitato in tho hospital was or.
r,estcd on an insanity charge, preferred
by the Mother Superior. Miss Hogan
was adjudged 'oano by the probate court.
The mother Superior also charged her
with theft. After being released By or
dor Of Judge Berger, Miss Hogan mado
charges against the Mother Superior,
ono Of which was drunkenness. The in.
vestigation by Bishop Els resulted in
tho closing Of the institution. "A