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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
It Was One Of the Most Successful GATHERINGS
Ever Held.
COLOMBIAN REVOLUTION.
Several Thousand Prisoners Are In the
Bogota Penitentiary.

New York, May %. General Uribe-
Uribe, the Colombian revolutionary
leader now In this city, ISSUE d a state
ment last night regarding the treat
ment of political and military prisons
eFs by the present Colombian govern.
mont. He said
"The penitentiary at Bogota is q
small one, and in 1t have been orowde d
more than 1900 political prison ers,
besides 500 ordinary criminal.. In
order to get sleep the prisoners have
to take turns at lying down, as there is
not enough room for all to lie down at
once. Their beds are the damp, cold,
and filthy pavement OF the prisou.
There being neither water nor sanitary
facilities, the wretcbes breathe only
poisoned air, aud smallpox, dysentery,
and typhus have been playing havoc
amOrg the unfortunate creatures.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
The King Was Cool.

Southampton, May 22.-Latest re-
ports concerning the disaster to Sham
rock Ii state that the yacht was COM
pletely dismautled and King Edward
would certainly have bsen killed had
the squall struck aDy other except the
windward side, There is no doubt but
that the Kings coolness saved those on
board. Sir Thomas Upton had an arm
bruised By falling over some wire and
rope. Several Of the crew fell over
board bat were rescued. Shamrock 7
while huFrying to lend assistance lost
her topsail. The damage to the racer
is about $4,000.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
THIRD NIGHT OF
R|FLEAENS FAIR
Large Crowd and a Pleas
altEVGnilg
EVERY BOOTH WAS BUSY
1t Was a Spending Crowd Last
Night and a Large Sum
Was Realized.

The Rfiemen's fair is like wine. IL
improves with age. and on the third
night it was more brilliant than ever.
The crowd last night was made up
OF the spending kind, and every booth
did we'll.
The supper room was literally pat-
ronized and 1t should be. Mrs. Meyer
and her able ASSISTANTS are furnishing
excellent meals.
All the voting contests for the most
popular young lady, most popular
gentlemen. etc., are growing quite
interesting now, and the hnal result.
at the eud of the fair, will be aw aited
with anxiety by those in the race.
The candy booth is, as usual, leading
In business. The young folks gather
around this booth and ply the wheel
for candy until late hour each
night.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
KING EDWARD HAD
QUITE A CLOSE GALL
He Was On Board the
Shamrock II
The YACHT WAS WRECKED
A Terrible SQuall and it Came Up
Without a Moments
Notice.


cha llengar, with .Kiug Edward and
party on board, was totally dismasted
today By q. squan off Cowes, Isle OF
Wight The king, who was on deck
had miraculous escape. The topmast,
msirmast, and bowsprit were broken
short eff. The disaster occurred while
preparations were being made for a
start eff Brambles buoy. King Ed,
ward, ss'ripg to take a more active
part in the proceedings than was pos
sible from the deck of the Erin, was
taken on boa d the challer ger, aooOmh
panied by Sir Thomas Upton and two
ladies'. The preliminary starting sig~
Dal was given from the Erin. While
yachts were man0everin9 for a start a
quail came without the slightest
warning and the bowsprit of the
challenger was carried away short.
The extrS strain thus thrown on the
tepmsst proved too much fer the spar.
It whipped, broke, and doubled off to
leeward, carrying the whole weight of
the jack yard, and went over in a great
tsng!e. AS soon as the t0pmsst fell
the great steel maiDmast, weighing
more than two tons and carrying spars
and gear weighing an additional three
or four tons, swayed for q moment and
then almost by a miracle plunged over
the side AID into the wa'er with 8
ripping, tesring sound like the break.
Ing of wire and tearing of gear in the
air. The members OF the royal party
were seated on the deck close to the
compass tex.
The king was showing keen pleasure
in watching the fight which Captain
Sycamore was making for the advantage
at the start of the yacht racing, and
was along q formidable angle and
slopipg deck, with mere fringe Of rail,
and seemed in rather a perilous place
for visitors. AS the wreckags was
swept from the deck it wss most as.
t0nishiDg that no one was injured.
For moment the situation appeared
very grave. The king retained bis
c0mpGsure.
Most Of the head men went overbosrd
within five seconds OF the disaster.
Shamrock 1 bore around to render
assistance, when she In turn was
caught by the squall and her 'gaf and
topssil spars collapsed, leaving her
helplessly crippled.
The press tug following the racers
ranged alongside the helpless yachts
and torpedo boat in the vicinity and
tbe Syharits sent boats to the scene.
But in answer to hail Capt, Sycamore
sent the reassuring nnoan ncem m ant tina
sll on board had escaped without
injury.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
Savannah Won in the Prize
Drill
THE RESULT A SURPRISE.
Everyone Thought Augusta or
Brunswick Would Get
First Money

Fully four thousand people gath eret
at the fair grounds yesterday to witness
the prize drill, and they saw some fine
work.
The Uniform companies formed in
front of the Oglethorpe hotel, and
marched out to tie grounds.
The Judges were A. H. Merrill, OF
Atlanta; M"jor J. Ferris Cam, Of Sa.
vsnnah, and Capt. George. of Rome
The companies drilled in the follow
ing order:
First, Georgia Company No, /, o.
Savannah.
Second, Teutonia Company No
2, of Savannah.
Third. Og'ethorpe Company No
A, OF Brunswick.
Fifth, Company No. S, Of Atlanta.
Sixth. Georgia Company No. 8. Of
Augusta.
From the time the first company
marched out. the thousands present
we're hald spell bound.
After the drill, everybody on the
ground thought either Augusta OF
Bruins " lex would win first money, and
when the judges announced that Teu-
tonla had won, there was general sur.
prise. This company, in the judgment
OF all present, put up very poor drill.
Their step was bad, time worse, and
sword drill way below the average.
Brunswick did not make break, the
wheels were like gates. the step excel
lent, and money was two to one that
Newman's boys would either get first
or second money.
The Augusta company did fine work,
and the first or eecond prize should
have gone to them,
Following Is what the judges say:
First prize, 500, Teutonia Company,
Of Savannah.
Second, $75, Company No. 8, Of Au-
gusts,
Third, $50, Oglsthorpe Company, Of
Brunswick.
Flags for decorating at Fleming 6
WATTS.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
HUGE BATTLESHlP.
Rear Admiral BowIes Recommends One O.
10000 Displacement.

New York, May 22,-"If The report
heard at the Navy department proves
correct" says a Times special from
Washington ''and congress approves
the recommendation of Rear Admiral
Bowles and the construction board, the
United States may have q battleship Of
16. 1000 displacement, with corr esponding
armament, thus providing a warship of
formidable proportions. The largest
battleship now owned by any naval
power is little more than 15. 900 tons
disp acsment.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23

Flags for decorating at Fleming 81
Waff's,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23

Flags for decorating at Fleming s.
WATTS.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
FUNERAL OF MRS. DIXON.
Her Body Laid to Rest in Oak Grove
Cemetery.

The remains Of Mrs. Mary Eugenia
Dixon reached Brunswick yestsF day
afternoon and the funeral occurred
from st. Marks Episcopal church,
Rev, Raeney conducted the services.
The following acted as pail bearers
J. W. Bennett, G. Lymmes, Horace
Dart, A. G. Bauks, W, B. Burroughs
J. 8. Wright.
The interment occurred IN Oak
Grove cemetery.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
FOR LIFE.
Shotwell. the Kentucky feudist. Has Been
~
Sentenced

William sburg, Ky.,YMay 22.-The
jury in the Shotwell case, after being
out since Saturday morning, came in
this morning. John Shotwell was
convicted and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for life. Bob Shotwell was
acquitted, and in the case of Charles
and the two Shotwell boys, the jury
disagreed. The Shotwells were on
trial for the alleged dynamiting Of the
Whites restaurant, at Corbin.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
CAN TRAVEL SOON.
Mrs. Mckinley To Leave For Her Home on
Sunday.

San Francisco, May 22.-Mrs. Mo-
Kinlsy's condition has improved so
rapidly that the officiHl announcement
has been made that the president ex>
poets to start for Wsshin gton Sunday i.
This morning President Mckinley
business. In the afternoon he was the
guest Of the California Commandery
Of Knights Templar &C q drill and
reception In his honor at Mechanics
pavilion.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
Lake Survey,

Ithaca, N. Y May 22,-The juniors
OF the college Of Civil Engineering Of
Cornell opened their lake survey today.
The survey is in charge Of Professors
Crandall, Mott and Ogden and Instruc-
tors FIlkius, Copk!in, Fuller and
Smith.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
BEAR EATS CHILDREN.
Three Little Ones Killed In the Mountains
of West Virginia.

Job, w, Va, May % Three bil>
dren of K. P. PorterHeld, a mountain
eer about l2 miles TO the southeast OF
this place, while gathering flowers near
their home, were killed and partially
devoured by q bear.
A searching party fourd their re-
mains and later shot and killed the
bear. The bodies presented q sick ems
ing sight and we're carried home in
sacks,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
Ohio Road Sold.

Lima, o., May 22,-The Detroit and
Lima Northern railroad was sold today
in accordance with judicial orde
issued on April g.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23

Now is the time to have your clothes
cleaned and pressed. Remember Jim
Carter is the only one who oan give
you a satisfactory job.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
La crisis ministerial
de Espaiia

Seg1n nos ha communicate nuestro
Oorresponsal telegrafico en- Nueva York
la situaci6n polftica de Espaia ha su
frid0 nuevas mplicaciones.
A la crisis ministerial de que salid
muy quebrantado ell senior Silyela, como
jefe de gobierno y como jefe de partido,
y q la soluci6n de la citada crisis que
acab6 de desprestigiar a los escasos
hombres de la Union Oonservadora,
han surgido nuevas dificultades con la
presentation de 0tra crisis que ell cable
da por hecha.
Este nos comunica hoy que Sagasta
ha celebrad0 una entrevista con la Re
gente respeoto q aquel asunto, 10 QUE
hace que renazca ell tenor de que
dofia Cristina presto ofdos & los 6antOs
de sirena del jefe liberal ode este
:onsiga subir al poder, del qy rodark
como los otros sin haber regelto NADIA
de honra y provecho para nacion.
Por otfa parte, la UAon Nacional,
vigorosamente reorganje-da, ha vuelto
d remover la opinion sssde ell meeting
de Oadiz, donde el s,1or Parafsc, pre-
sidente del Directo0, ha brindado in.
directamente al selor Romero Robledo
con la iefatura sel nuevo partido. El
fogoso ex-MiE ,tro conservador, que
fu9 durante tptos amos el brazo dere
| cho de Canvas pnede hacer de la
Union Nacfnal un partido vigoroso y
Ifuerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
SESSION BORRASCOSA
EN- LA CAMARA
DE LOS COMUNES

La session celebrada en- la Camara
de los Comunes ell dfa IL de Diciembre
dltimo, fu6 muy notable por las ruido
sisimas escenas que allf ocurrieron du
rante varias hOras. Hnbo durfsimas in
vectivas dirigidas contra el Gobierno
con motive de la conducta seguida Dor
ell mism0 tantO en- ell Africa del Sur co
mo en- China, y con motive de la disclu
ci6n del dltimo Parlamento.
Sc discuti6 la guerra contra los beers
y otras cuestiones muy importantes,
las cuales explic6 el Gobierno. Pero
la nota saliente fue la oposici6n sin
puntO de reposo y acerba contra ell
Ministro de las colonias,, Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain, quien, muy emocionado,
contest6 varias veces y en- una de elias
estaba tan irritadO y molesto q conse~
cuencia de los ataques que Sc le diri
gieron, que llam6 al representante Ii
beral que le atacaba Cad (nal nacidO).
FL presidente de la Oamara, en- conse
cuencla, llam6 al orden al Ministro y
este retro ell epfteto y pidi6 excusas.
Mr.. Chamberlain rechaz6 los cargo,
que sc han hechO contra su honradez
& integridad.
En- Ia session oelebrada al siguiente
dia on Ia Carnara de los Lores, Lord
Rosebery, antique jefe de los liberaIes,
pidi6 la palabrA y pronunci6 un discur
80 en- ell cual coment6 muy dpramente
los cargos que p1blioamente Sc hacen
contra la honradez del Ministro de las
Oolonias, Mr.. Chamberlain, y afiadi6
que el orgullo de Inglaterra esta en- la
puresa 6 integridsd de sus hombres
pdblicOs, cuya fsma y buen nombre
habian sufrido como resultado dc los
cargos antes mencionados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03

mixtas alsarSn Ia nota de pr6fugos 4
los que los sean de reemplazos ante
riores al de 1895 y acrediten su resi-
dencia en- Ia Rep1blica Argentina y
oriental del Uruguay en- ell citado afio
de 1895 medic de documento expe
dido on forma por los agentes consula-
res espafioles.
A los pr6fugos comprendidos en- la
condici6n seiialada en- el pArrafo ante
rior, Sc les concede ell deresho de reden
ci6n ordinaria por Ia cantidad de 1900
pesetaa, y en- 0tr0 case ingresarAn en-
filas sin sufrir recargo alguno en- ell
tempo de activo
En- ell case de que resulten indtiles
cortos, no les sera impuesta la penali
dad que determine ell art. 119 de la
ley.
Palacio del Oongreso % de Noviem.
bre dc 1900. Augusta Gonzalez Be-
sada.
Como nuestrOs lectores habran DO
dido observar, la proposition del elo-
cuente diputado gallego, no puede ser
mas rszonable. Su autor la Fundamental
en- consideraciones muy dignas de ser
atendidas. Nosotros afiadiremos que.
de ser aprobada, como es ifcito esperar,
Ia proposition, ademas de quedar sa
tisfechas atenoiones de un orden moral
que Espaha no puede dejar en- ell olvi.
DO, ingresaran en- las cajas pnblicas
algunos miles de pesetas que no ven
draa NAL nuestra Hacienda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
Ell RecIBlmIEHT0 SERi EHTuSIaSTa
APESaR
De Ia DISSEMINATION PUBLICA

Creese que la reception que SO
haga q Lord Roberts sert esplendi-
da y enthusiastic q pnsar de los tele-
gramas recibidos sstos dltimos dias
del Africa del Sur anunciando ha-
Der sufrido los iDgleses continues
desastres
Ell pdblico recibe va con mucha
discrimination cuantas noticias lie
gan del teatro de operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
DESDE ESPANA
Madrid. 13 de Diciembre de 1870,

Madrid, 13 de Dioiembre de 1900.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MEROANTIL
Nuestros amados hermanos los p0r-
tugueses acaban de firmar de mOdo
solemne su alianza con Ia Gran Breta
fia. Asf andan los pueblos latinos.
Italia en- Ia triplice Portugal, ingl6s;
Francia, con Russia y Espaiia, aislada,
c0nfiada & 81 misma, sin eseuadra para
defender sus extensss c0stas y para
guardian sus restos de las Oanarias, de
las Baleares de Africa, de Ia rapi6a
ajena. IQue vendrAs Z Asf y todo, el
peor anemigo estA en- casa, est4 en- las
discordias de los espah0les, p0rque ed,
tos unidos, asf y todo, Sc bastan y 90
sobran para defender su hogar de cual
quier enemigo. Todos miriam & las
Oanarias, que Inglaterra necesita, por
que son escala de So comerci0 , de 50
marina con Africa. A prop6sito de
este; hubo anteayer una reunion de
canarios para obsequiar q su paisano
ei gran novelista Perez Gald6s La
conversation reoay6 sobre el porvenir.
El autor de Gloria y de los Epssodios
Nacionales pronunci6 IN soberbio dis
curse y termin6 con estas hermosas
palabras de alto , sentido patriotisno;
Ahora que la fe naci0nal - dice
Perez Gald6s-parece enfriada y obs
|curecida; ahora que On nosotros ven
algunos la rama del arbol patrio mas
expuesta 6 ser arransada, demos 81
ejempIo de confianza en- el porveniE,
No seamos jactanciosos; per0 tampocC
agorerOs siniestros nj fatfdic0s. Nos0
tros, los mas chicos, seamos los mas
grandes en- Ia firmeTa y vig0r do lai
resoluciones; nosotr0s, los dltim0s on
fuerza Y en- abolengo hist6rio0, seremol
Hos primeros en- la c0nhanEa, como 90
mos los primeros en- el peli9ro; noso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
Los pr6fugos
RESIDENTkS EN- la
Argentina y ell Uruguay

Uno de los diputados por Galicia, ell
sefior Gonzalez Besada, ha presentado
al Oongreso espanol Ia siguiente pro
posici6n de ley que reproducimos fnte
gra por ell inter6s que tiene para los
hijos de aquellas cuatro provincias,
que en- gran n1mero residen en- esta
isla, a los que alcansaran indudab.e
mente los benefcios que sc consignan
en- IL citada proposition:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
Y0 to conocf ciruelo
y de tn fruta conf
Los milagros que tn hagas
Que me 10 clayen aquf.

Z Ia Naci0n pTogresa; !; progresa mu
cho, muchisimo. Signen levantaRdose
f4brioas y sociedades an6nimas con Ia
misma fiebre de hace nm afio.
I'll amor al trabsjo, 10 f6 en- las in
dustrias, el espfritu de especulaci6n y
el carActer tenas , atrevido de las pro.
vin0ias del Norte, son una esperansa dc
grande y pr6xima redenci6n.
AM no hay oobardias:: nj pesimismos.
Adelante, gritan, y adelante caminan.
Su triunfo % segur0, y Ia gloria do ha-
Der levantado Ia Naoi6n desu decadens
ola serA siempre una gloria. hermose
que brillara en- las pAginas do orc de Ia
Historic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
AL OONGRESO

La infexibilidad y los rigores de la
VICENTE ley de reclutamiento y reem
plazo del ej6rcito, vienen determinan-
do 4 diario una crueldad que demanda
pronto y eflcaz remedio. Los espaho
les pr6fugos, residences en- Ia Rep1bli
ca Argentina y oriental del Uruguay,
que & medic do patri6ticas ligas y sus-
cripciones demostraron "a amor q Els
pahs, 70 costoando Ia repatriation de
sus compatriotas pobres 6 enfermos
va socorriendo a las familias de los que
abandonando sus negOcios marcharOn
voluntariamente 6 Cuba; va enviando
8 millones de frances para Ia suscrip
ci6n nacional; va costeando Ell crucero
RIO de Ia Plata; va entregando a q
Oruz Rojs el importante donativo de
un million de reales; va aoudlendo con
mano pr6diga 4 10 desastres de Roca
dc Hu6iganos Leon, Garrslda (Na
varra), Guiros (Asturias); ya socorr;en.
do espl6ndidamente & los prisioneros
ilipinos, 70, finalmente. restaurando
ID ruinosa casa dc Ia Legaci6n espafio-
IL en- Buenos Aires, SO ven imposibili
tados de regresar a Ia Patria, 81 no
han de enc0ntrar en- ella, en- vez de Ia
carifosa hospitalidad dc madre Ia pc
nalidad del art. lie dc Ia ley, con 30
obligado cortejo dc Ia guardia civil por
familia, On el puerto de desembarque,
10 carcel por hogar, Ia Oomisi6n mlxta
de reclutamiento por juex, y por todC
descanso de sns fatigas y trabajos el
servici0 militar, recargad0 como casti
| 90 de la neoesidad de buscarse el par
On extrafas tierras, J como reOompen'
50 al rcparto que hizo de sus ahorroi
con las desgracias de la Patria.
| Fundado en- estas c0nsideraci0nel
lei piputado que suscribe, creyendo In
IterpSetar los scntimient0s de la Cana
|ra , seguro de responder 4 h mas le
gftima aspiration de nucstros cOmpa
ltriotas RESIDENCES en- Ia Rephblica Ar
gentina J oriental del Uruguay, tien'
lei honor de proponer 81 Parlamento !
siguiente adici6n al art. la dc 10 "
de reclutamiento y reemplazo:
PRoPosIClor DE LIZ
Articulo dnico. Las t,omislones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
Ha fallecido en- Aguada don Isidro Teijo
Sansen6n.
MUY UTIL

LO es la "Agenda de Bufete' para .0Ol,
que con gran agrado del p1blico publican
los editOres Sres. Bailly .Bailli6re hijos
desde hace largos amos.
A pesar de Ia gran competencia que otras
simiares han Qnerido hacerIa, Is "Agenda
de Bufete" ha fgursdo siempre Ia cabexa,
no hsbiendo po0ido ninguna superarIa. En-
primer lugsr, Ia gran experiences Ell cnida.
do que en- su mejOra anima cada afio los
editofes, hacen que goce de justa fama
sea Ia mas 1til en- el bufete tanto del mas
|opulento arist6crata, banqnerO comercian.
to, como en- la maa humlde industria. casa
8 cOmercio, pues para tOdos So hacen edicio.
nes que no var.an mas que on el n6mero
dc pAginas para snotaciOnes, por conse.
cuencia acomt daGas 4 la importanCia del
negocio, mas los datos de cOnsulta sobre
ministeriOs, aranceles, correcs, ferrocairi
les, etc, en- todas son los mismcs. Hu pre-.
clio varia desds psaeta 5, sufriendo an
pequeno aumente en- provincias OausA del
franQneo.
De venta ca libFerias, baEares estable.
cimientos de objetos de escritorio.
Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiex Ia senOra dona
Ana PUG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
AcRISIS MINISTERIAL
SaGasTa EN- PALACI0

Despachos de Madrid dicen que
81 Sr. Sagasts almorz6 aver en- Pa
lacio invitado por la Reina Regente.
Despues conferenci6 con Su Ma
gestad por espacio de hors y media.
Creese que en- la entrevista Sc
trat6 ampliamente de 10 crisis mi
nisterial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
MIGUEL SAVING
SASTRERIA lTALIANA.-SAN FRANCISCO IS
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.

San JUAN, PUEhIU hIUU.
No obstante 81 gran surtido que actual.
mente tiene este ESTABLISHMENTS, en- gene.
ros franceses jngleses; pronto recibirA un
nuevo surtido( de generOs de fantasia de
igual procedS1cia, los cuales Sc confecciona.
ran con pr0dtitud eSmero, y precios mo.
dicos.
Ell cliente que no quede satisfecho con la
prenda, queda con el derecho de deyolverla,
obligandOme q hacerle otra.
En- este Establecimiento SO encuensran
trajes nechos 10 dollars. 30--10
FOR Ia Administration dc Correos Sc re.
cfgerA ell sabado del actual, { las doce
sel dia, la correspondence que hs de con.
ducir para los Estados UnidOs eI vapor
americana "Mae"
Ha falleCido en- Aguada don Tsidro Feijo
Sansen6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
knlRQUISTaS EN- ROMA
e. RsY Ds lTALIa 4 EN- PElIGRo

Anuncian de Ioma que esta sien-
do objeto de ur1sestrechfsima vigi-
lancia el rey Vigtor Manuel III, 4
consecuencia de haber llegado ALI
varios anarquistss peligrosos proce
dentes de Palermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
SILeNcI0 EuS C0L0HIAS

La prensa de Paris dice que las
colonias inglesas no han respondido
esta OCCASION al patri6tico llamamien-
to que les hiciera la Mstr6poli pi-
diendoles soldados para Ia guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
e. LOHFLlcT0 SUD AFRICAk0
LAS GUERRILllS BOERs
FRanQUEaK Ia EnTRaDa 4 NATAL

De Lorenzo Marques telegra6an
diciendo que los bolrs han conse.
0uido apoderarso del desfladero del
Valreinen, Ia puerta dc Natal, 10
oue hace indudable Ia invasion del
referido territorio por las guerrillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
CABLE NEWS
Waiting for Roberts

Dispatches from London state
that arrangements have been made
for q ship Of the squadron to 60
outward ~ soon a. the approach
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03
NOTIClAS DEL Ola

La Junta loSal de instruction pGblica de
Yabucoa ha acOrdado anunciar pOr ell ter.
mino de diez dias, la vAcante de la escuela
rural del barrio de la Playa, in de que los
aspirantes presenter sus solicitudes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-03

Ell Tribunal de Distrito de Arecibo tiene
anunciadas para el dia de malsna, las Wis.
tas en- juicio oral, de las causas incoadas
contra Eleuterio y Juan Torres, por lesio.
mes; Ramon Laviosa, por amenszas, y Anto-
nio Gonzalez, por falsa denuncis