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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
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aboga por Ia plz
[ServiciO cablegrafcO especial del Boletin
Mercantil

Paris, jueves.- Segun despachos que pu-
blica la prensa de eSta poblac6n, los ele-
mentos del partido cOnservador insles lu-
chan otstinadsmente para coDseguir la es-
tipulaci6n de Ia paz entire Inglsterra los
beers.
La prensa conservadora pide que Sc nom
bre una comisi6n del partidO fin de que
celebre una entrevista con Eduardo vi,
abogando en- favor de tan hermosa idea.
Los diarios oficisles alegan que no son
contrarios q la estipulaci6n de la paz, aun-
que insisten que los beers son los iuicos la.
msdos proponerla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
EldOmingO 10. deIcOrrien-

Se al toqne de oraciones dara principle la so.
emne novena toda orquesta y platicl en-
honor del glorioso Patriarca San Jose, en- la
lgesia de su nombre. Ell dia 10 la Misa de
Comu ni6n las sete, las media con
1oda solemnidad la fiesta del Santo Patriar
ca, en- la que predicara un. T. de la Mission.
La Association Suplica Ia asiStencia q estos
religiosos actos 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
Ministers sworn in
"El Correo' organ of the Pre-
mier speaks Of general
reforms
Special Cablegram to Bcletin Mercantil

Special CabIegram to BcIetln Mercanll
Madrid, Thurs lay.-With the usual So
lemnity observed on such occasions the fol-
lowing Ministers appointed to the new Cabi-
net, have been sworn in; War, Navy and In
terror respectively, Valeriano Weyler y Nj
colao, Marques de Tenerife, Cristobal Colon
de la Cerda, Duque de Veragua, aid Juan
Manuel Sanchez de Castro, Duque de AL
modOvar del Rio.
The other members of the Cabinet will be
sworn in t. is afternoon.
's.N Correo" organ of the Premier, states
that the liberal party will devote their at
tention to Educational reforms, reorganila-
tion of the army and general political recon.
struction CT the coustry.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
AuEIA NOTAEIA

Don Juan Morera Martinez, abogado y
Notario autorizado legalmente para ejer
Ger en- toda la Isla, ofrece al pdblico sus
seryicios en- ambas profesiones
Gale del Sol nGmero IL. 5-4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08

El domingo 10 q las 8 y media de la ma
fiana, tendra lugar en- la Santa Capilla dc
la Venerable Orden Tercera Franciscana,
la Misa Solemne JESUS Sacramentado,
quedando de manifesto hasta las 4 de la
tarde, que Sc rezara la Corona, concluyen.
do con la procession y reserya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
TACTICA DB Los BOERS
I'm ORANGE
FL general Dewet
espera ser atacado
por Lord Kitchener

Servicio cablegrafco especial del BOletin
MercantiD
Lorenzo Marquee, jueves-Las guerrillas
mandadas por ell general Dewet hacen ejer-
cicios militares en- las cercanias de Smith
field procurando atraer hacia aquel sitio las
tropas inglesas,
Creese que el p1op6sito del general Dewet
es atacar Wepener, Edenburg Otras po-
blaciones aprovecha4do la OCCASION de encon'
trarse Lord Kitchener en- la Colonia del Ca.
bo.
La situaci6n del ej6rcito britanico en- ell
Transvaal es cada vez mas deplorable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
81 COAFLIC1O CHINO
La fecha de la decapitaci6n
de los culpables
IServicio Oablegrafco especial del Boetin
Mercantil

Hong Kong, jueves.-En esta semana Sc
reuniran los Ministries Giplomaticos y los
Reprentantes de China para fijar la fecha en-
que han de ser ejecutados los principales ca
becillas bOreadOres que prOmovieron uln
mamente .el motin contra los extraDjeros.
Muchos de los seotenciados han buscado
la muerte en- ell suicidio para huir de ia
afrenta que ocasionaria la decapitaci6n ante
ell p1blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08

Ha desaparecido de Ia casa materna apro
vechando la excitaci6n lie aver, la joyen
Carmen Monfot, sin que hasta ahora Sc ha-
va podida averiguar su paradero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
Date for The detapiittatiion d th4
Boxers to be Fixed This week

Special cablegram to Boletin Mercantll
Hong Kong, Thursday. Representatives
of foreign powers and Chinese officials will
meet this week to permanently fix date
for the execution of the leaders of the
Boxers, that caused the uprising against
foreigners.
Many Boxers sentenced to death have
committed suicide to avoid being decapita-
ted in public.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08

La "OREME SIMON" tan apreciada
para la hermosura de la tsz, acaba de ob
tener en- Paris la MEDALLA DE ORC.
en- Ia Exposic6n Universal de 900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08

En- Ia ta-de de aver fu6 avisado un poll.
cia de que Sc habia ahogado un muchacho,
10 que reSult6 incierto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
BORR TACTICS IN CAPE COLONY
Dewet may fight Kitchener

Dewet may fight Kitchener
Special cablegram to Boletin Mercantile
81 Lorenzo Marques, Thursday Bands OF
Boer guerriilas sent by general Dewet are
manoeuvring in the outskirts of Smithfield
trying to draw the neighboring English
forces to that point.
1t is believed that Dewet'S plan is to at
tack Wepener, Edenbarg and adjacent towns
as an opportunity to fight Lord Kitchener in
Cape Colony.
The condition of the British Army in the
Transyaal is getting more deplOrable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
.DESDE ESPA6A

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MEROANTIL.
Madrid, II de Febrero de 1901.
Campoamor-Su poesia y su popu-
laridad La agitacion terminada-
Ell estado de guerra Crisis pro-
xirna.
Muri6 ell poeta de la Ira de malfil y
orc, ell autor de las Humoradas melan
c6licas, de las Doloras y de los Peque
nos Poemas, elp0eta fi6sofo dantesco
a veces, 6mulo OtTas de BeCquer y de
Heine, original siempre, sentencioso y
grave, tan pr0nto realista que agita las
conciencias como creyente que mueve
ell coraz6n con fervorosa plegaria; ora
sonador y vlsiOnariO, ora sarCastico y
mordaz tan pronto candoroso como
malciOso y burl5n, que hace llorar y
re{r; contradiction viviente, alma de
esta 6poca de .f6 y de duda, de creacio-
mes mdltiples y variadas que editica y
desmor6na Asf era Campoamor, que
nos has dejado en- esos hermosos dist
cos, que parccen formulas, pensamien-
tos imborrab,es, hermOsos, dafanOs,
sin afeites ret0ricos. Era 1nicO en- su
literature. Su esplritu sutil, penetran
do en- ell alma de las nilas enamC radas,
nos ha expresado con ir6nica ternura,
sus ideas, mas rec6nditas, p0rque,
Para un viejo una nina siemrTe tiene
Ell pecho de cristal.
FuG periCdista batallador en- su item
po; Sc bati0 una vez Con Topet9 por
haber llamado los marinos cOmedOres
de OStrdS, da ldole un sablazo y 1lti-
mamente, con 81 amos, blanco como la
nieve, parecla una escultura helenica,
y recibfa los besos de las j6yenes admi
TadOras de sus pOesias. va 10 dijo en-
una de sus HumOrddds:
elias hjaS de las madreS q lie anne tant0,
Me besan va, como Sc besa un santo".
Descanse en- paz ell vate insigne J
genial. La prersa sudamericana dedi
ca al gran maestro tiernlsma memoiia
la pcensa franoesa 10 eleva y dignifca
90
La agitaci6n p6blica 4 que me refe.
ria en- mi carta anterior ha cesado Ell
absolute. FL dia IA primera hora 81
declare Madrid en- estado de Guerra
piquetes de lanceros recorrieron ID
pCblaci6n las IL con gran aparatt
Official Sc case la princesa de Asturias
y ahora Sc espera que pasen estOs dial
| de Oarnaval para que se plant6e !;
crisis y saber 81 vuelve Silvela al poder
81 entran los liberales 4 gobernar, s
un gobierno cTcunstancial tornado d,
hombres de distintas agrupaciones re
cogera las riendas del poder hasta |;
mayoIla de edad del Rey. Parece pro
bable la primera solucion, pues Azca
rraga no quiere seguir, cumplido va 81
compromise.
Los agitadores manifestan estar Sd
tischos pOr entender que 10 que que
! rlan era solamente demostrar que !;
boda no les era simpatica, y que tuv'
que realizarse al amparo de la suspen
sion de las garantfas constitucionales
De todas maneras estas algaradas, gu
NADIA consiguen, paralizan la vida nor
NAL de Ia polftica, y solo constituyel
un escandalo dentro, y descr6dito fllera
} En- un pals constitutional 10 que n,
consiga el Parlamento, no puede n
debe ser impuest0 p0r las masas popu
lares, poTque no existe peor dictadur
que la dictadura an6nima sin historic
sin programa. ri ej6rcito 6 parte d.
!, 81, que algunos consideraban disgusta
do, como va indicaba en- mi anterior
'lno de romper su discipline, que 10 Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
Estado Meteorological

Sc encuentra en- esta capital ell ssfiOr con
Federico Calaff.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
NEUROSINE PRUNlER
SOCIEDAD
1" UNION DR DEPENDENCIES /"

Sc avisa los senores matriculados en- las
classes de ensenanza de este Centre que en-
Vlrtud de acuerdo tornado por la Junta Di.
rectiVa, partir del L. . de Mario pr6ximo,
Ademas de la Quota de so CENTAv0S como
soclos, deberan satisfacer otra de 40 CENTA.
V0S mensuales para gastos de instruction.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Is de Febrero
de 1901.
FL Presde1te,
ST JOAQUIN MATIENZO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08

Anoche a las II, saleron en- coche para
Fsjardo, con objeto de dar una function en-
Ell teatro de aquella ciudad, los senores
Laffita, Mendez Oardona Vlzcarrondc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08

Sr. Director del BOLETIN MEROANTIL.
Madrid, II de Febrero de 1901.
Campoamor-Su poesia y 81 popu-
laridad agitacion terminada-
Ell estado de guerra-Crisis pro-
xiina.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
ATHLETICS HAD
LIVELY MEETING

The Honolulu Athletic Club held a
meeting last night at their headquar-
ters in the Elite block.
The committee appointed to look into
the matter Of a new hall reported that
the Arion Hall was available Further
steps will be taken in the matter mex,
week. '-a - ~
Manager Schermerhorn resigned his
position IN connection with the football
team. John Wise was elected his sue
cessor. A football captain will be
elected next week.
A vote of thanks was unanimously
rendered to c. F. Chillingworth for a
timely donation to the funds of the
club
Captain Flint moved that trustees
who were delinquent in attending meet
ings be fined. John Wise, who opposed
the motion, said that the club was as
yet in its infancy. and that it's policy
should be to encourage, and not dis
courage its members and officers. He
did not think that the filming PROPOSE
ton would tend to build the club up.
The motion died a borning. At last
nights meeting four out of eleven trus-
tees were present.
Charles Crane was elected successor
of David Unauna on the athletic COM
mittee. The latt gentleman is lying
seriously sick in a hospital.
The matter of a track team was dis
cussed at length, and it is probable
that the club will fix date for field
day, to be held in the course of two
months. If this is done other athletic
organizations in the city will be invit-
ed to participate.
It was stated that Jim German was
negotiating for the McCuly tract, for
an athletic ground, and John Wise was
appointed committee to represent the
interests of the club in the matter.
1t was stated at the meeting that
$1,000 would be needed before the Nc
Gully tract could be obtained. A prop
osition was preached to the effect that
five clubs should combine and form a
league, each club contributing $3.50.
Season tickets to the games would then
be sold, and the business men solicited
for subscriptions. By these means it
is estimated that enough money can
be obtained to start the ball rolling.
The clubs would be the shareholders
in the concern, and all receipts would
be turned in and divided up at the
end of the season.
A meeting of footballers and others
is called for next Tuesday evening,
when captain and coaches will be ap-
pointed. A large attendance is re-
quested, as it is very desirable that
details of the coming season should be
arranged and practice commenced at
once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
BREECHLOADERS
WILL BANG SOON

The local shooting season proper opens
next Saturday, and in view thereof
sportsmen are cleaning up their guns
and oyerhauling the paraphernalia of
the chase. For the information OF the
stranger in the land and the neophyte
with the double barrel, the following list
of local feathered game and the time set
aside for the Staying thereof is appended:
Wild Dove-July, August, September.
October, November, December, January
Wild PigeoD-July. August, September,
October, November, December, January
Native Duck-September 1890, October,
November, December, January.
Native Goose-September 1880, october.
November, December. January
Pheasant-September 1870, October
November, December, January Febru-
airy.
Cauail-September 1890, October, Noyem-
Der, December, January, February.
Foreign Duck-September 1880, Octo-
Der. November, December, January, Feb
ruary March, April.
Ployer loa)-September 1880. Octo-
Der, November, December, January, Feb
ruary, March, April.
snipe D-September 1890 October.
November, December. January, Febru-
airy, March, April.
Akekeke-september 1880, October No
vember, December, January, February,
March, April.
curlew-september $3.50. October, No
vember, December. January. February
March. April.
acknowledgements $3.50, october,
November. December. January, Febru-
airy, March, April
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
SMUGGLERS AND
POLICE TODAY

The Police and Custom House Will
play the third game of the Winter
Rasebau League at Punahou this at
+ernoon. commencing at o'clock. The
TERRITORIAL Band will be in attendance.
Following are the teams and positions:
custom House-Bowers, center field;
German. catcher; NOVEL;, second base;
Tucker. third base; Stratemeyer, right
field; scanlon, first base; Wilder. short
stop; Clark, pitcher; Gay. left field
Police-Nigel Jackson, center heio;
Leslie catcher; A Duncan. second
base: r. Parker, third base; t. kanae'
right field; C. T. Chillingworth, first
bose. n. Mossman, shortstop; =. JOY
nitcber: A. Mossman, left field
At a meeting of the Winter League,
held last evening, each team was as
sessed $40 to help defray the expenses
of the league
Each of the four clubs composing the
league turned in a list of thirteen play
ing members, outside of which team
may not be drawn.
Umpires for today's game VIII be Sc
lected on the field.
The next meeting of the league via
take place next Friday evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
YACHT OWNERS
HUSTLED SOME

A meeting of yachtsmen was hello
last evening at the Hawaiian Hotel
for the purpose Of arranging plans fol-
Regatta day Twenty-Five were pres
ent.
Fred Whitney filed the chair.
Last years schedule of races was
adopted
The following entries were practic-
ally made:
First class-Gladys. Helene, Mary [
Bonnie Dundee).
Second class-Hawafi, Dewey, Mar
ion.
Third class-Pirate, Myrtle, Skip, vi
Ike. Mott-Smith's dory, Wihimanu
Shamrock IL
Fourth class-Abbie NJ. Pokn. Ca
nary.
The course for the first and second
class yachts will start off Wilders
wharf, down the channel, keeping be-
tween the buoys and piles, leaving the
spar buoy on the port side. passing the
bell buoy on the port side to a stake
boat off San Souci; thence to stakeboa,
anchored off entrance to Pearl Harbor
return to bell buoy, thence TO spai
buoy, leaving same on starboard side
UP channel between piles and buoys &c
finishing line, off Wilder's wharf.
Z The course for third and fourth-class
yachts starts from Wilder's wharf
down channel between buoys and plies
rounding the spar buoy on port side
passing bell buoy on port side to stake
boat anchored off San Souci; thence
to stakeboat anchored off Quarantine
station, back to and rounding bell buoy
to spar buoy, leaving same on star
board side, up the channel between
piles and buoys to point off Wilder's
wharf.
1t was decided that there shall be
no limit to crew or amount OF sand
balance.
There will be no time allowances.
The yachts win be started by tbs
two-gun system, fired at ffve-minute
intervals. Times of yachts viii DC
taken from second gun
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07

intermediate barge-D. Vida, A.
Giles. T. Y. King. w. Walker, w.
Wright, F. Wright, George Robertson.
E. Ross, w. Roth, George Freeth,
Weaver
Four-oared shell-A. Giles, C. Girvin,
w. Armstrong, A. F. Judd
Observation-Disclosures as yet
Milton Alvarez will be coxswain of
the shell crew.
s, The Aft. Rogers of the Myrtle Club
has been converted from four to a
siX-oared barge, and works admirably
in her new capacity.
w. w. Harris is coaching the senior
barge crew of the Myrtles, while o.
Sorenson and c. Crane are doing the
same Tor the freshmen and ihterme-
date crews
There is greater enthusiasm. among
the boat clubs this season than has
been the case for several years. The
enthusiasm, moreover. is nanifesting
itself at the right time, and looks like
increasing right up to the day of the
regatta.
There is possibility that the two
clubs may each be represented by two
crews in the intermediate barge race.
They will have regular crews for the
barge crews will be available if it is
deemed advisable to utilize their ser
vices.
An interesting race, as far as the
public are concerned, will be between
the Kanoelani, manned by a crew of
boat boys got together by Prince Da-
vid. and the Kapiolani, propelled by a
crew OF pilot boys. organized by A. L.
c. Atkinson.
The boats are GiY-OaraS and
were originally the fast boats of old
tea clippers. The Kapiolani was once
owned by Governor DomInIs Both
boats have recently been entirely re-
built. The race will be over the bell
buoy course
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
MEMBERS OF BOTH BOAT
CLUBS TRAINING HARD

All is activity at the headquarters OF
the Myrtle and Healani boat clphs and
with training nearly completed there
rs the usual interest manifested as to
who shall fill places in the various
boats.
ihere viii be more rowing races at
this regatta than usual and both climbs
nave four or more crews in training,
The large number of races win throw
variable light on the comparative
strength of the two clubs.
The policy of the Myrtle club is to
enter an entirely new crew in every
race and by so doing give EVERYONE a
cnanee to pull an oar for honor and
glory. Their large membership permits
OF this. The Healanis on the other
hand, owing to a somewhat limited roll
OF active members, will be Obliged per-
force to double up somewhat In the
matter of forming crews
The makeup of the different crews
has not been definitely decided upon but
the boats will be filed pretty nearly
as follows:
HEALANI.
Senior barge-Jarrett, Ranear, Web
ster, Murray. Damon, Walker.
intermediate BARGE w. Lloyd, C.
G Rhodes, ]. L. Spencer, f. ]. Church,
r. w. Atkinson, G. Boisse, C. Murray.
Freshman barge-Stokes, Kaulukou,
Allen, Marcallino, Lowell. Stone
Four cared shell-Jarrett, Ranear,
Damon, Walker
Pair eared-Ranear and Jarrett or
Walcott and Tracy.
MYRTLE.
Senior barge-G. Angus. w. Lyle, w.
II. Soper. 2. Lishman. C,rnzier
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
he Y. M. C. A.
WHEELS MOVING

Ne association gymnasium, which.
een comparatively quiet since the
sa'ure of physical director Coats,
"nsing into motion again, the new
Nahg bag is being. severely pun
and the shower baths are weep
ears OF 10y over the return of the
usade, The long looked-for phys
director and assistant secretary
aa arrived, but the association
.S itself most fortunate IN secur-
l@ the present the services of Mr..
: Brock, so favorabiy known as
'10r IN the Oakland association,
.I a year in our own gymnasium.
DUCKS business interests will not
am to devote all his time to the
: 0ut ne will conduct all the class
listed for last year. The juniors
ave to wait until o'clock for
.'dss work on Mondays and
says but can come in at 2:30 il
'aoose. Classes will begin the
Next Thursday evening at 7:3o
'es of all committees win meet
"e board of directors, and after
lug 10 a few words from Pres1-
/ c Dawes and others. WIN sep
1oo committees to lay out plans
'a'i work. A little time win
:" 10 sociability, as well. for 1t
Ta important that the working
aOuid not be strangers to each
''ort.y after this opening even
h '4'nual prospectus will be is
" VIII announce evening class
d.. Ia"alian. English, arithmetic,
'"s' stenography, typewrNIhg.
@' and architectural drawing.
choral class. These classes
ab, october LIST, and continueV six
& save for Christmas vacation
h, week is the rule, and 81
,o, course is the fee of most OF
s- The course in the Ha-
gaage is 81, and is INDUCED
d.. @e'o's lawyers, porters and
a sa. to us popularity bis season IS
& csss LOT Or N B. Emerson has
os,,. 70 teach it, ThecIasses are
sos % members. of course, but So
aaa psg a,~, eharacte5 viii admit
'O'ieations are Ginning in fast.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
BALL. PARK PLANS
ARE BEING PUSHED

The men who are promoting the base
ball park in the M'Cully tract spent yes
terday with the owners of the lands in
inspecting the proposed site of the
grounds. There has been small change
in the plans as to the land which is to
be used Instead of taking a frontage
upon King street, the land which is now
sought lies back 40 feet from the street,
entrance being had from two full width
streets which viii run from M'cully and