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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19
sale Of Frieeo race rracl.a.

San Francisco. March 19.-At con-
ference of race track managers held at
an early hour this morning, Tom VII
Iians, president of the California Jockey
club. secured control Of the Ingleside
and Tauforan tracks. This gives him con
.rol of the three tracks. Ingleside win
remain idle owing to the veto Of the
mayor, but the Tanforan and Emery
vile tracks will run in alienation after
today each track to race for 80 days.
Rgis will be racing at both EmeryViiie
and Tanforan today. It is said that the
consideration in the deal was 100000
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LAYING NEW STEEL.
Mexican Central Laying New Tracks
South of Juarez

FL Paso. March 19.-The Mexican Cen
trial road has a large force Of men south
OF Juarez putting about twenty miles
OF new steel laid on this end at present
and more put down as soon as the ma
teriaI can be had.
About twenty miles are also being
put down near Jimenez on the Chihua-
hua division besides many short tracks
in the south. The company has begun
to change the whole line putting down
heavy steel on all the main line The
work viii not be finished for a year or
two but work will be in progress con-
stautly until the whole line is COM
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19

Q. =. Q. annual conventlon.

The convention of the Order of Rail
way Conductors will be held in st. Paul,
MINI. May 1924. This years gathering
promises to be one of the most largely
attended in the history of the organiza-
ton. The order has a membership of
1000 in the United States, Canada and
Mexico and the three countries will be
strongly represented
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19
Saws Hin Does Not control.

Burlington. Ia, March 19-Inquiry at
the Office Of the Burlington road today
ELECTED an absolute denial Of the stories
that J. J. Hill or the Morgan Hartman
syndicate has secured control OF the
Burlington system It was stated that
they would have to purchase $90.000,O00
worth Of stock to secure it, and that
there are but so shares floating ON the
market, the rest of the Shares being held
by persons who would require more than
the market price to sell
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19
Underwood President of Erie Road.

New York. March ia report was
current on Wall street that Frederick D.
Underwood, second vice president and
general manager of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, is to succeed z. B.
Thomas in the presidency of the Erie
railroad MIR. Thomas presumably Is to
be made chairman Of the board Of di-
rectors. The officers of the Erie railway
in this city would not confirm the re-
port. Mr.. Underwood came to the BAL
tirnore & Ohio from the Minneapolis &
Saulte Ste Marie. of which he was gen.
eral manager. From 1868 to 1885 he was
with the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Changes on Tucson Division.
FL Paso, March ia bulletin from
Superintendent Randolph of the South
ern Pacific at Tucson announces a num-
Der Of changes on the division. Train
master r. j. Duncan Of Tucson has
been granted a leave of absence and A
r Oster has assumed the title and
duties of the Office in the meanwhile.
J. G. Lindsay has been made chief dis
patcher and viii report to the superin-
tendent- J. IT. Waddill is made train
master in charge of the Lordsburg ter
minal, to report to the divisional train
master. All yardmen located there and
transportation employees are under his
direction while at the terminal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19
Fowkes Claim Comprounised.

Washington. March 19-United States
Minister Dudley at Lima, Peru, cablad
the state department today that the gov
eminent Of Peru had offered to settle for
5000 soles, the Fowlxes claim and was
Immediately Instructed to accept the Of
fer. The claim originated in 1894 VII
liam Fowkes was an American merch an.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19
Conuanfion civaa Ia o..

Chicago. March 1s.-After taking SIS
ballots and holding three protracted
meetings the T-wenty-fourth ward Dem
ocratic convention has given up it's at
tempt to nominate an aldermanic candi-
date and has asked the county executive
committee of the party to choose one
Choice is to be limited to the five can
didates before the convention The
Twenty-fourth ward fight is believed to
have broken all records in municipal
conventions
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critics subjected him to a forced loan
and Imprisoned him for "a hours A
claim was preferred against Peru for
$1,000 on his account but that govern
men pronered 1000 soles Ca sole being
equivalent to 48 cents) and the claim
ant expressed his willingness to accept
that sum.
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town: Albert Lea ana other division
The &c erande Will be Absorbed.

The Rio Grande Will Be Absorbed
st. Louis March 19.-President and
General Manager Yukon, of the St.
Louis a. San Francisco, returned to
headquarters today from Texas While
in the southwest he made a close in
s2ect1On OF the Fort Worth & Rio
Grande property, and tomorrow he will
leave for New York to confer with the
board Of directors There is little doubt
that his report win be favorable, and
that the Fort Worth & Rio Grande will
soon become a part eff the Frisco sys-
tenn This involves either building or
leasing from Sherman to Fort Worth to
effect a connection with the Frisco sys-
tenn, and it is probable that a leasing
arrangement win be made with the
Texas & Pacific
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19

T-re remedy has cured thousands and
no one need fear that il is harmful We
do not ask YOU 10 take our word for 1t OF
any one else's. Send for the free trial
and learn for yourself just what this
wonderful remedy viii actually DO for
YOU
The remedy also cures itching and dam
tiruff. sure signs of approaching badness
and keeps the scalp healthy and vigorous.
It also restores gray hair 10 It's natural
color and produces thick and lustrOus
eyebrows and eyelashes. BY sending your
name and address to the Altenhelm Med
zeal Dispensary. Z975 Butterheld Building.
Cincinnati. Ohio. enclosing a 2-cent stamp
TO cover postage. they viii mail you pre-
paid a free trial package Of their remark
able remedy.
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MEN WALK OUT.
Await the Adjustment Of Differences
Between Employees and officials.

Iowa Falls, la. March 1a.-The ma
chinists and boilermakers employed at
ern sbops IN this civ. have walked out
and viii not return 10 work until the
differences between the employees and
officials are adjusted This action fol-
lows that of the union men at Cedar
Rapids. and 1t is reported it viii be fol-
lowed by the men at EstervllIe. Water
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19

If troubled with rheumat ism. give Cham
ber1ains Pain Balm a trial 1t viii not
cost YOU a cent if it does no good. One
application will relieve the pain Tt also
cures sprains and bruises in one-third the
time required by any other treatment.
Cuts burns, frostbites. quinsey. pains in
the side and chest. glandular and other
suellfngs are quickly cured by applying
I'll Every bottle warranted. Price % and
50 cents. For sale by all druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19

Lowman Hill. o. NJ Bowmen: Oakland.
F. J. Seaman; Walnut Grove. J. P.
Allen; Parkdale, W. J. Mitchell
Valley Falls, G. W. Bradden.
Admire John H Perdue.
Auburn, w. B. Fisher.
Burlingame, Edward GIL.
CentropOlis, Geo. A. Marvel.
Clinton, John J. Skinner
Donovant, H. 3. Hammond
Granville, F. NJ Jackson
Lyndon, T. N. Bell.
Meriden, 3. F. Dice.
Michigan Valley, Walter Hart
Usage City, E. ii. Parkinson
Overlook, A. H. Boyd
Perry. A. J. Coe.
Wakarusa. f. F. Otto.
L. H Mur1in, president Baker universe
ty, Baldwin, Kan, member of Topeka
First church quarterly conference.
A c. Knudson, professor at Baker uni
versity, member Of Topeka First church
quarterly conference.
s z. PendletOn, conference evangelist,
member of Topeka First church quarterly
conference.
ment to attend school.
Jared NJ Wilson. missionary to Nevada
Elmer E. Tarbill. Elmer f. doliar and
Edward H. Taylor, missionaries IN Wy
Oming.
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THE A. R. Bremen co. S
Friends Offer Absolute Proof
Of the Merits Of Coke
Baldruff Cure.
What People Say For the Ben
eft of Others Who May
Need This Great
Remedy.

=, The verdict of the people must at ali
tines Dc considered final. and whatever
tle popular verdict may be in the test
now being made OF the A. r. Bremen
1cmpanys great discovery for the cure
1ies must necessarily. be considered final.
1nere are in Topeka and vicinity thou
3ANDftJt,F' CURE IS a grand remedy.
Aney nave good reasons for saving this
having themselves been either greatly
benefited or cured by its use since the
Lree distribution at the A J. Arnold Drug
Shows
Read What some people say about Coke
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-19
AFTER CARNEGIE MONEY.
New York Takes Steps to Capture the
Seotchman's Offer.

New York. March 19.-1Iayor Van
Wyck. Controller Coler, Corporation
Counsel Whalen, Deputy Controller
Levy and George L. Rives held an ex-
tended conference today regarding the
gift OF S. 200. 900 by Andrew Carnegie for
public Libraries in this city. After the
conference Mr. Coler said
Mr.. Rives. Mr.. Levy and Mr.. Whalen
have been appointed a committee to
draft an enabling act to be presented to
the legislature at once. This viii be hur-
ried to a conclusion and believe that
arran gements will be complete within
the year. The arrangements viii be left
in the hands of Mr.. Carnegie and di-
TectOrs of the New York public library
and the Brooklyn public library. think
these gentlemen win be able to handle
the question in a broad minded manner. %
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Cured Of Dandruff With Less Than
Two Bottles.

Dandruf has annoyed me since child
mood Aly case was very severe causing
a continual itching Of the scalp I have
used less than two bottles of Coke Dan
drum Cure ana am entirely cured I am
very grateful to the proprietOrS of this
wonderful remedy and advise all my
friends SO troubled to use Coke Dandrur
Cure before It IS too Late.
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ohronie Rhsumatlsm oured

DR.. H. r. Hettinger. indianapolis. Ind.
says For several months after sprain-
ing my ankle was severely afflicted with
rheumatism finally tried DetchOn' 5
Mystic Cure for rheumatism. and in 4
days could walk without my cane: two
bottles cured me sound and we'll I take
great pleasure in recommending the Mys-
tic Cure to all who are afflicted with
rheumatism" Sold BY Swift 81 Holiday,
623 Kansas avenue. Topeka
A full line of Cooks Sabbath Library,
SC each Benefits Book store. 100 kan
sas avenue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
Ri ClNENlTOGRAFO LIlpIERE

Las exhlblcloneS que 0frecl6 Mr.. Eduar-
do Hervet e1 las noches del SAB. do y domin.
go dltimas dejaron completamente satisfe
cho al numeroso pdblico que todas las no
ches invade ell coliseo deseosa de solasarse
con las sgradsbles reproducciones del cine
mst6grafo.
Anoche Sc estren6 la vista denominada
''La Osperucita rcja," cuadro en- color J de
una perfection admirable que fue muy aplau.
dido.
Para esta noche, luneG, Sc anuncisn en-
los programs eli estrenG de las vistas "His
toria de un crimen," la segurd d. exhibition
de Ia titulada "Juana de Arco" y la p.ime
ra en- esta temporada de "L,s Kremos,"
juegos at eticos de acr6batas, saltos mortales
y 6guras, qua tanto llam6 la atenci6n de
nuestro p6blico tAnto exito slcanz6 todss
as nochss que Sc present6.
Nuestro pdblico, que sabs apreciar 10 que
vale este perfecto aparato, ssists con mar.
cada satisfaction tan sgradables especta.
cIlos dandole OCCASION que Mr.. Hsrvet
cuente un 6xito por cada exhibici6n que
Ofrece.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
La eIectricidad
y los microbes

Un sabio que muri6 hace POGO, M.
Apostoli, dej6 un pliego eerrado que
aa sido alberto ahora y que contiene
ell relate de experimentos, de los cuales
pareoe que pueden sacarse las conclu-
stones siguieltes:
Las corrientes galvanicas constantes
puede1 destruir & los microbes, 8 por
10 meuOs atenuar So vitaIidad en- pro-
porci6n a la intensidad de Ia aplicaci6n
de la corriente.
Las corrieDtes pueden ser empleadas
con buen exitO para atenuar Ia virulen.
cia de los microbes y transtormarlos
en- virusvacuna.
Puede determinarse matematicamen-
to el gcado de intensidad de la corrien
to y el perfodo de su aplicaci6n, segdn
la clase de microbes de que se trate.
Los experimentos de M. Apostoli
han sldo hechos principaImente sobre
las bacterias del carbunclo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
Ladrones sacrilegos

En- Nueva York, en- la iglesia cato
lica de San Juan Bautista, mientras el
temple estaba lleno de fieles I'm indivf-
duo SO acerc6 al altar del ssnto y con el
mayor desenfado del mundo Sc llev6 IN
candeler0 de gran valfa. Tan ensimis
mada estaba la gente en- sus devocio.
mes que el ladr6n entr6 y sali6 sin SCI
vistO.
El otro robo fu6 mas grave. Con.
siste en- dts huesos de la gloriosa San
ia Ana, que estaban depositados en-
una iglesia de Fall River, Massacku
SETS Uno de los huesos, parts del an
tebrazo derecho, fu6 comprado hacf
meses en- Francia por $4,000 y traidt
a los Estadcs Unidos en- una urna de
cristal que cost6 5000. Es la misms
reliquia { Ia cuaI, seg6n SO recordaza
tndtos milagros Sc atribuyeron el vera
no pasado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
COInBidn HBDlnO americana

Los aetivos trabajos de esta Oomi-
sion International cada dfa producer
mas provechosos resultados.
En- todos log correos de Uitramar Sc
reciben adhesiones la idea de esta-
blecer Exposiciones permanentes y
Museos hispano .americanos; respecto
a los que Sc pr0yectan establecer en-
Madrid, es unanime el deseo de inau-
gurarlos en- los pfimeros dias del reina-
do de don Alfonso XIII.
Eeg6n communication del ministr0 de
Relaciones Exteriores de Nicaragua,
aquel gobierno designala en- breve 81
representante en- la Oomisi6n interna-
ciOnal.
.El delegado de dlcha Oomisi6n en-
Barcelona. sefior Ferrer y Vidal, ha
dirigido M telegrama al senior Rodri-
guez San Pedro manifestandole que,
constitufda alf la subcomisi6n provin
cial con verdadero entusiasmo, dara en-
estos dias ell mayor impulse a sus ira
baj0s.
AL crecido n6mero de subcomisiones
prOVlnciales, que seghn va hemos dl
cho, estAn funcionando, tenemos que
afiadir hoy la de Segovia y sus pueblos
mas importantes, Ooruha, Ferrol, BIZ
dadeo, Santiago, Huesca, Jaca y Bar
baEtrO.
De yarios puntos han recibido los
seiores:. Rodriguez San Pedro, Labra
y PaudO y Valle, caltas de personas
c0mpetentes Y acreditadas en- los ne
g0ci0s ofreci6ndose & realizar Wales de
propaganda, estudio 6 infoI maci6n CO.
mercial p0r toda Ia America latina. Sc
espera que & principles del siio proxi-
mo SO resolver6 definitivamente este
interesante asunto.
Demuestra bi6n la importancia que
Sc da en- Europa & los trabajos de la
Union Ibero americana, I'm notable
artfcul0 publicado en- el tiltim0 ndmer0
de Ia "Rewue des Deux Mendes,n por
el acreditado redator del "Journal des
Debate,v . Mr.. Ebray, tIatado extensa-
mente de Ia fecunda labor del COngre
SO Hispano americaao y de sus conse-
|cIencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
LOS GRANDES
PROBLE MAS
H0rizecte pOlftic0

Separemos pOr un moment0 Ia mira.
da de Duestr0 escenario polftico, y f
jandola en- el de las priLcipales naoio
J nes del globo, presenremos en- sfntesis
a nuestrOs lectores el cuadro general
que ofrece.
El asunt0 que mas ha preocupado Ia
ateuci6n de los gobiernos, ha sido el
COL flcto franco-turco, que, lego q pro
lporciones verdaderamente alarmantes,
'Oonocido es su origen pot 10 tanto pa
rece innesari0 exp0nerl0 en- este artfcu-
10. Afortunadsmente dicho confioto,
esta "a conjurado, por haber Tarqufa
satisfecho completamente & Francia,
que antes tuv0 necesidad de efeotuar
una imponente manifestation naval en-
las costas del Imperio Otoman0
El gobierDo turcO ha consentido ell
funciOnamiento de las escuelas france
sas que t0davia no estaban aut0riza
das, ha permitido la reconstruction de
los establecimientos y hospitales reli-
+gi0sos que habfan sido destruidos, y
ha hech0 0tras consesiones con Las
cuales sc Ia dado por dessgraviada la
poderosa Repdblica francess; entire
esas concesiones, figura una indemni
zaci6n de sesenta y tres millones de
frances.
La question del divorcio preocupa al
gobierno italiano y q las Camaras.
Esta reforma trascendental est4 escrita
en- el programa de Zanardelli desde que
este Sc hallaba en- Ia oposici6n.
Por d.timo, debemos hacer constar
Ia interruption que han teEido las ne
gociaci0nes entire China y Russia, con
motive de la muerte de Lii Hung Chang
El Celeste imperio estaba va decidido-
q sceptar en- principle todas las condi-
clones propuesta pr ell Ozar. La di-
ficultad estribaba en- la 0posici6n del
Jap6n al prOyectado conveni0 sobre Ia
Mandchurria, & cuyo efecto irfluia en-
81 Amino de la Emperatriz viuda, para
que le suspendiese mientras no sc le
diera conocimiento Official del mismo
por via diplomatica.
Afortunadamente, ninguno de los an
teri0res problemas son suficientemen-
te capaces de a.terar la paz europea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
El Origen de las
perlas finas

A pesar de las numerosas iEvestiga
clones que Sc han hecho, todavfa no
hsllamos en- presencia de las mas va
riadas hip6tesis aoerca del origen d,
las perlas verdaderas, este es, de lal
quese forman en- las parties blandas d.
los moluscos perlfferos.
Rafael Dubois acaba de observar he
chos que no de1an duda alguna acerca
del mod0 Ge formation de las verdade
ras perlas, las cuales Sc encuentran 4
yeces en- gran abundancia en- los mo
luscos c0mestib'es, hasta ell puntO de
hacerlos impr0pios para ell consume.
Segdn aquel observador, estas perlas
no son otra cosa que la excrecencia
Halc&rea secretada al rededor de IN
distoma parasitic, que ataca a los mo
luscos en- las costas del Oc6ano, hacia
el mes de Agosto. Este pistoma es IN
gusano min1sculo, de menos de un mi
lfmetro de longitud.
A medida que la excreoencia aumen
ia y toma orientes. ell distoma, este es,
el ndcle0 de la perla, disminuye y Sc
atrofia. Sinembargo, puede hacersele
desaparecer nuevamente, descalcinan
do perlas j6venes por medic del acido
&
I'll distCma ataca al m0lusc0 hacia ell
mes de Agosto y permanecs enklstado
un afio pr6ximamente al
principle del siguiente verano la excre
cencia calcarea Sc desprende de &; /;
vuelve a su vida activa y Sc multiplica.
Las perlas duras son reemplazadas en-
tonces por perlas gelatinosas, cuya pie
sencia Sc ha selalado "a en- las ostras
perlfferas.
Pero ciertas perlas pueden escapar q
esta fuente fisiol6gica y adquieren en-
5onces mayor vo'dmep. Esto acon:ece
,uando muere ell parasitic, matadO pr
,ualquier 0tro.
La mas hermosa psrla no seria,
oues, en- defnivs, sino el brillante sar
,6fago dc IN gusano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
DDPARTANENIO DE- EDUCACION
DEPUERTO RICO
0fcinas del C0misionGdo
SAN JUAN
AVISO

Los examenes para la obtenci6n del Seer.
tificado de Maestros" tendran lugar durante
los dias 2, 3 y del entrante mes de Enero,
en- las siguientes poblaciones
San Juan, Fajardo, Humacao, Guayama,
Ooamo, Csguas, Ponce, Yauco, San Ger
man, Mayagiisz, Aguadills, Arecibo y Ba.
ysm6n.
Las solicitudes de los aspirantes seran re-.
cibidas por los Inspectores de los Districts
respectivos hasta ell dia 80 del corriente mes
de Diciembre.
San Juan. p. r., Dicembre 20 de 1901.
s. B. HICKMAN,
Acting Commissioner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
DEPARTMENT. DRL INTERIOR
|Oiicina de Ia Junta Superior dsSanidad

San Juan, PR, Dbre. II de 1901.
Los examenes para Medcos, Dentistas,
Farmac6uticos, Practicantes J Enfermeras
ee veTifcar&n On las oficinas de Ia Junta
hasta las oncs y media dc Ia msiiana, y des
de la una media hasta las cuatro de la
tarde.
Para M6dicos, los dias 2, 8 J de Enero
de 1902.
Para Dentistas, los dia 8. TVS del mis-.
mo mes
Para Farmacdticos, los dias 9, 1Oy II
del mismo mes.
Para Practicaptes, los diss IS, IA , 10
del mismo mes.
Comadronas y Eniermeras, los dias 10,
II Is del mismo mes.
Deben solicitarse los exkmeEes antes del
dia Il de Hnero, 1902.
Por orien de Ia Junta-R. n. Herman.
|des, n. D.-Presidente.
Gale de Allen ndm 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26

En- la semana comprendida del II al %
del cerIiente mes, Sc han hecho en- ell Regis.
trO Civil de Caguas las siguientes inscFip
clones:
Defunciones: Ines Orozco Rivera, Maria
Orispin Figueroa, Santiago L6pes Coma
leE, Felicia Olau lilo Fuentes, jose Dolores
Ortiz Reyes, juan Nogueras, Pedro Mojica
Rivera, America Gonzalez Reyes, PedrOna
Oosma, Eugenia Rosa, Juan Manuel Soto
Lopez y Maria Bernaltd Cruz.
Macimientos: Ernesto Perez F gaeroa,
Rsm5n Velez Oaraballo y Lorsnsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
EI acorazado (" Illinois ;

Este nuevo = grande acorazadO de
Ia marina de guerra de los Estados
Unidos, lego hace dias 4 Nueva Or.
leans con grandes despsIfeotos en- la
msqnina.
Eeg6n autorizadas .opiniones de loa
ingenieros met znicoss.es tan defectuosa
Ia construction de Ia :maqnina del bu.
que norteamericano, que Sc hace nece
sario lleyarIo 4 los astiIleroA de New
port News, Virginia, donde se constru.
y6, para ponerle IN nueva maquina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
Tn triunfO mas

Lo han obtenido aver, los alumnos de Ia
escuela "Ool6n", triunfando de los del 600
legio de San Pablo", en- Ell desaffo de s'base.
balf, que llevaron cabo en- los "Terrenos
de Liga", en- Puerta de Terra.
Los j6Venes que forman ell cub Colon,
han ganado siempre en- cuantas partidss Sc
han llevado cabo con los niflos del profs
sor sefior Cueto y los del club "Nuevo
LiEcolnn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
Sc VENDEN

frente la carreters de Santurce dos solsres
el primero colinda con Ell Puente de San
Antonio y Ia lsguna, el segundo 40 metros
mas arriba en- Ia misma lfnea.
Informaran en- Ia fnca OLTMPO frente
dichos solares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26
SElS ENYENENADOS
TRES FALLEOIDos

En- Maella, pueblo de Ia provincia de
Zaragoza, dos familias que trabajaban
en- ell campo, cogieron hongos y sc los
comieron en- Ia cena.
Pocas horas despu6s, On medic de
grandes dolores, fallecieron tres de los
individuos que haLfan comido los hon
gos, encontrandose glayes otros tres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-26

Con extraordinaria concurrencia tuvo lu
gar aver tsrde Ia partida de s'foot.ball", en-
Puerta de TERRA, donde Sc .cruzaron entire
los americanos, crecidas apuestas. Los con
tendencies eran los clubs "Intr6pidos" y
ssSastadores", quedando el juego empatado
por 10 que se ha concedido volver & repetirlo
en- la tarde del pr6ximo dia primero de siio.