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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
LOYAL OAK.

Loyal Oak, Feb. 20.-The following
are on the sick list this week: Miss
Anna Hartcr, Henry Shaffer, Frank
Miller. Mrs. John Dirsbhush and
Master Earl Miller.
Mr.. and Mis-. Howard Haupt of
Akron, srant Sunday with his parents,
W. r. Haupt aud 'siuily.
A crowd 90 young people from South
Axiom; were entertained Mt the home
of G. o. Miller. The evening was
spent IL games. a supper WAS served
Vote for rrrk bonds 1T speciai -l-c
tiou Saturday. adv.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

Probably the most experienced act
ing horse on the stage is Daisy Boy"
with the Lost in the Desert" COM.
pany. He is bay gelding foaled in
the spring of 1890, and spent the first
three years of his life on a farm.
Proving too spirited for a road horse
he was sold to a liveryman in New
York, and shortly afterwards got a
chance to appear before the footlights.
He made his bow to the public as a
wheeler, hitched to a cannon used in
the presentation of Shenandoah" and
so we'll did he plunge and act as If
he were doing his mlghtiest to help
drag the weapon of war. that he con.
tinued for four years with that famous
play. When 1t was retired Daisy Boy
signed with County Fair" and dis
tinguished himself as a race horse.
He next appeared in 'The Sporting
Duchess" and afterwards in ben
Hur," where he developed the bad
habit of biting his running mates.
Some say it was a case of swelled
head because he was in n play that
had a long run on Broadway. At any
rate he was dismissed ignominiously
Last summer he was engaged for
Lost in the Desert" After several
months of hard rehearsals he was
cured Of his bad habits and now is
said to be a real nice hammered actor
He is supposed to be a wild horse,
and a man Is lashed firmly to his
back. He is turned loose in the desert
with no one to guide him. Tie dashes
away at breakncck speed and con-
tinues his mad race until caught by
an Arab, who for several miles rides
alongside until an opportunity is
offered to grasp the bride rein, Daisy
Roy's ruuulng mate In this play Is
Meadow Girl, and both animals are
thoroughly posted in the work required
of them. The company which will
produce Lost IN the Desert" will ar
rive Friday morning.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

"the smouldering fires OF hatred burst
into conflagratlon." On the after.
noon of the 18th OF March, from n
window, overlooking the great square
Of Saint Marks rang out suddenly the
half forgotten cry, Give Inc liberty
or give me DEATH" From beyond the
square It was echoed and re-echoed
again; from street to street 1t rang
until It had called the people Of Ven.
Ice to a mighty mass melting from
which went up the cry, Where Is
Maninp Give us Father Maninw
"To the prison!" was the answering
cry. Keen blades hewed down the
great flag staff where foated the Aus
trian colors and bearing II upon their
shoulders, the patriots swept across
the Bridge Of Signs and into the
dark corridors of the prison, an ire
sistible human hurricane wave;" the
cell door fell battered and broken
from it's hinges. Faint and haggard,
Mann was borne on the shoulders Of
his people, "a living torch of revolt
to the Piazza San Marco, where his
matchless and persuasive oratory
hushed the uproar. Forget not he
said, there is no lasting freedom
without order and of order you must
prove yourselves the jealous guar
dians, If you would show that you
are worthy to be free"
Before another day had passed the
solemn tones of the big danger tocsin
had proclaimed the signal of revolu'
ton. Austrian bayonets dispersed the
gathering patrolts and the pavement
of the square was crimsoned with the
blood Of those who fell first in the
cause The crisis was at hand
Patriot C lips shouted the watch cry
Liberty or DEATH" then "The Re.
public and st. Marks" Manin. the
leader and counselor, became Manin
the leader and soldier. With his band
of followers, he seized the Austrian
arsenal without the sacrifice of life
and dra sging from a dusty corner the
grand old flag Of st. Marks, the be-
loved fls.g on which Venetian eyes had
not looked for fifty years, he marched
with it triumphantly to the square and
waved the sacred emblem aloft before
the assembled multitude. AS the
mighty shout Of approval died away
Manin proclaimed that Venice wa:
free. when you overturn one gov
ernment," said he, you must set VI
another The one which seems bes
suited 70. us is the republic"
Manin was at once the leading figur,
In the new government and influenced
hy his admiration for the great re
public of the Western world, he base(
his system of administration almos
wholly upon the constitution of tn,
United States of America. But tn,
new republic was destined to be shor
lived.
One after another of the Italial
states came again under the iron hant
of Austria until only Venice remained
but Venice scornfully and dlsdainfull.
defed the Austrian hosts. The cit,
was surrounded and the attackin,
guns looking down from ninety mile
of defense, covered the last asylum
of Italian liberty" The situation wa
desperate. Venice, in making her las
and almost superhuman effort to rcpo
the foe. became the cynosnre of al
Europe. Never IN the history of TIL
world has there been more heroic
more sublime defence than that O
Venice under Daniel Manin."
Mercilessly the Austrian guns poure
shot and shell into the bcsiesed cit
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
Piles of People

Testify to the merit of Banner Salvs
in curing piles. 1t is guaranteed.
]. NJ. LATER. J. Lamparter &c Co..
A. Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

after which they returned.
Mr.. Roy Young of Sharon made
business trip to this vicinity Monday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

Vote for Park bonds at special elec.
tiun Saturday. Adv.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
COMET.
lspcIal Correspondence.)

Comet, Feb. 2O.--Several of the ioc
cutters got cold baths recently.
Mrs. Lovina Harman of Canal Fulton
is visiting her mother aud other rela
tives at this place.
Some of the people Of this place at
tended revival services at Greensbure
several evenings last week.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

Vote FOR Park bonds at special alcc-
ton Saturday. Adv.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

Vote for Park bonds at special elec.
'ion Saturday. Adv.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

Vote for r1rk bonds 1T SPECIAL -l.i
tiou Saturday. adv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
La FAMlLIR REAL Sc 0IVERTE
MiENTRAS LLGRAfL PUEBLO
GRAN BALE EN- PAlACI0
EYTRACRDINARlA C0kcURR. NCIA

Anoche tambiGn, precisamente Ell
los momentO3 en- que empezaban a
recibirse en- ell Minister de la Go
bernaci6n telegramas de los Gober
nadores Civiles de las provinciaa
dando cuenta de los escandalos y
atropellos cometidos, veriicabase un
magnifico y espl6ndido baile Ell el
Palacio Real, al que asistieron los
Ministries de la Corona, todos los
altos dignatanos, los Embaiador :
y la nobleza, fernando un total de
mas de 5000 personals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12

En- la mshana de hoy han empezado Las
obras proyectadas por la compahfa de los
Ferrocarrles, de correr la via desde la Es.
taci6n de Puerta de TERRA hasta en- frente
del slnac6n de los senores LatimeI Fer
usndez, donde recbir& los pasajeros el
fer7ocarril terminara su vlsje de regreso
d. In isa.
Hemos dido decir que ell mencionado
pro, ecto comprpnde una oflc,na con des.
a'hOs de blietes, que 80 levantara al cos
tsdo de Ia Estacl6u del naDvis frente 81
neIc,OnadO aII0ac6
Esta mtjoia IS notable, pues el phblico
no ter dra one caminar tanto para t0msr
los trenes de dicha empresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12

por los articulos importados 6 manufac
turad0s. Estos inpuestos pueden re-
presentar uaa suma de importancia y,
segdn Sc dice, la " American and To
bacco Company" aqui establecida, de-
bera pagar mas de 100000 dollars al
Afi0.
Como cOnsecuencia l6gica de dicha
medi6a, sc han cerrado un buen nGme
rO de tabricas de tabaco, entire elias la
arriba menciOnada quedando SIN ira
bajo un numero considerable de opera
rios Muchos hacendados de cana Sc
prOpOren, por la misma causa. no fabri
car ron, perdiendO asf una buena parte
de sus productos porque, con los apars
tOs imperfectOs de qne, en- general dis
ponen para la fabrication del az1car,
muchas mieles y residuos no podian
cOnvertirse en- aa1car y eran aprove-
chables sOlamente para la fabrication
Gel ron.
Podran seguir trabajando 1nicamen
te aqaellas casas importadOlas y aque
llos fabricantes que dispongan de me
dos para prestar esas exhorbitantes
tianzas y monopolizaran los difer> ntes
negocios con gran peIjuicio del obrero
del agricultOr que produce la materia
prima, u del cOnsumidor.
Ri pals prOductor clama pOr la refor
ma de semejante ley y es de esperar
que el GongresO americana, inspig ando
SO en-. esos seLtimientos, haga que st
reconsidere y recomiende que SO modi
ique en- tOd0 aquello que constituya
una amenaza de ruina para eli contribu
yente,
Han repartido las Memorials dandO
cuenta de sus operaciOnes durante 81
afio pr6ximo pasado, ell Oredito y Aho
FRO, de Ponce, y ell Banco Popular, de
San Juan. Ambos establecimientOs
de credito han acorGado repartos, como
dividendo, 10 por 100 mas 6 menos
del capital realizado. SemeJante resu
tado, es satisfactorio por demas, 81 st
tiene en- cuenta que las operaciones
durante los 1ltimos seis meses del ailo
han sufrido una paralizac On casi abs,
luta; debidO al POGO numerali0 circu
lante que qued6 en- ell pals despues de
canje de la moneda provincial por la
del cuflO naci0na. I'll debeIia serviI
de estimulo los capitalists america
nos quienes debelfan convencerse, de
una vez, que hay aquf proyechosa il
version para sus capitaes.
Azicar. Sc prosiguen los trabajO'
de la zatra. En- todos les distrtos la
mejoradO ell rendimientO Los precio.
Sc sostienen y las partidas que llegar
al mercado, tienen facil colocaci6n.
Cafe. Muy poca variaci6n ha hab
do desde nuestra Ultima reseila. Sor
muy cortas las existencias en- manor
de los cosecherOs y las ventas de mu,
poca importancia.
1dbacO. Ninguna transaction de in
pOEtancia Sc ha veIificadO en- esta hGia
Con ell cierre de agunas fabricas de t;
bacO, los preciOs decaelan segurament,
y las ventas Sc djticultaran mas
Giros. Flrmes con alguna tendenci.
a! ALA. Solamente sob'e Espaiia sc h;
nOtado alguna baja, vend eudose alre
dedOr de % por 100 descueDt0.
Los d mas valores ae s0stienen mat
o menos los mIsmos tpos que indlcs
mos en- nEestra Ultima Revlsta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
iYo01nLAo4 ~ Los MAv4gTALEs. Rl0A FfsT. HlNcFA

Con motive del Carnavsl, el senior Oler
director de la Escuela de pintura estahleci
da en- esta capital, de acuerdo con sus dis
cfpulas ha transferdo l. aperture del esta
blecmlento para ell jueves de la entranie
semana. FL sefor OIler nos encarga indi
car todos sus alumnos que tengan presen-
te que dehen concurrir a las clsses provis
tos de lapices, papel y de cuantos lnstru-
mentos sen de nocesidad.
Desde ell aiiO de 1890 hasta ell de 1895
murieron en- Caguas 2495 personals de
resultas de Intermediates contagosas.
Sc claStican las defunciones asi:
Anenia, 1876 diSenteria, 410; tuber
culosis, BAL; viruelas, 24S; tetano, 81
tfoides, 16; difteria, 10; meningitis, 9.
DE los 341 de viruelas hubo ell aflo 1890
232 casos y en- los 93, 90, 81, 90 y 80
no produjo la epidemia ninguna mortalTdad
Sc AlQUllAN los bajos de la casa Nam.
posteria, Infanta Lulsa IL, Marina, tiene
aqua del acueducto, banos incdoros q la
moderna.
Para informes, Bernardo Fernandes.
Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
RcyiSta SenaDal dc ValOreS

Hase puesto en- practioa la Ley Ho'
llander, dando principio ell fisco q re-
caudar los arbitriOs sobre bebldas, Ia
baco y otrOs articulos.
Sc exige a los fabricantes } importa
dores de diChos articulos que presten
en- el Tesoro de la Isia, una fanaa que
pnede alcanzar hasta el 90 p 8 dc los
lmpuestos que deban satisfacer, duran
to nn aiio, por los articulos importados
8 manufacturad0s. EstOs impuestos
quo deban satisfacer, durante nm afo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12

viduo Ignacio Ssntoni, quien, desde la pla.
"a del Mercado en- que ocurri6 81 hecho, fue
camiuando hasta ell barrio de Vista. Allegro,
donde las fuerzss lie faltaron y cay(, perms
neciendo allf tenddo por espacio de media
hora.
Despues de transcurrido un largo ratio sin
que viniera la camilla, durante el cual lilo
rapa gritaba desesperadamente ell herido,
pudo ser conducidO este al hospital.
Ell agresor no La podido ser nallado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
The Royal Family Amuses
Itself while the People Weep
Grand Ball in the Palace
Extraordinary Attendance

List night at the very time that
the Department of the Interior te-
iegrams began % be received from
me civil governors Of the provinces
relating fht scanialous proceedings
and the insults committed, a magni-
fcept and splendid ball was taking
pace il tie royal palace, which
was atren led by the nigh dignata-
ries OF the Crown, the ambassadors,
ami he nobility, forming in all
occurrence OF 5000 0people.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
AMeNazA A LOS TEMP. .0S
PR0MUlGbCl0N 0E LA LEY MARC Al
EN- VALENCIA

En- vista de que los valencia
nos persistieron ,oda IA noche dIii
ma en- su amenaza fora actitud,
prometiendo prend-r fuego 4 la-
iglesias sino Sc expulsan los j4su :
tas, SO ha visto FORBADE el goberno
a publican la ley marcial en- la cita-
de provincial do Levante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
Ell PRESIDENTe De CUBA
PUEOE SER EXTRAEJ JER0

La Conversion Nacional cubaua
ha acorda 10, despu6s lie proln GA
das Y renidas discuolones en las que
algunos convenciOnaIes Sc tueron i
las manos como EN- das anteriores,
que un extraWero puede ser elegido
Presidente de la tutura Rep1blica
-da Cuba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12

Ha sid0 nomhrado Sccretario en- propie
dad del JuSgado municipal de Truj'l'c alto,
don Ramon de Castro L6pes VliIal6n.
Hs sido aptoha'a Ia petic'6n de 8 bresei
miento hhre becia por Il Fis'al del Tnbu
nal de u sfrito de Mayagiirz en- la csusa So
guids contra el Secrttsrio Y el Alg4scil de
Ju7gado municipal, por dcnuncIa que hlOe
ra contra los m.smos. Francisco Lopez Me
aendez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
DR.. r. M. POnte
DENTISTA
Cruz NUN. 20.

En- 81 salon dp sesiones De la Camara d.
Representatives. se reuni6 aver la Comlsl6n
no,rbrsda paa luvestIgsr 10 ref' reu'e los
suceSOs UcurridOS en et Pstahltclmleuto de
Ben, fi-encls, d. que tenen noticis los ec-
torres.
E ohj4to de Ia rtuni61 fue para recibir
las declai iaclours qun qnIS'erau p'esiar l. I'm
teres dos ,r", perSOnss nay, ~ >do s.
tgo, oculsre> d. Is eIr' p"llo~ comerdos
No hub, declar r'es
Ls re.eII Ia G. ml>i6l, que IA comp"nen los
senorts L0n NJ rti3 Brumb mGh, don An.
dr6s Cro>aS den J, sc B ,rto,a. don Ma
nuel E. gizcne. don n. Zrua Gan,lia don
Eel pc S~r,on la e, eoradO has la cna
alrrdtdor Ce II scSipaes, !eyanteude acta de
csda urs e las
IIan sid lui,rrogadoS n dls'intas OcaslC
nes. e Secretaru ~ la Jrnta de- CarldafI
Mr. H b OSterhn IL; el rpe'lrrdpnte"
Mr. Il FoucaU!,; c I.Spector de escueIas.
senior Iufan'e Savtdra; Il S. nor X X. Lntz,
Inspt ctor sic ng,e ion .1ruilin Garces Ma
zarlO, proftso-; i Ma Julia Arrastls, prte
sOra d. lnge,; doctor Rmz Aru4n; Julian
Esp1stO, u n a>llad ; el senor }. + Brown;
nino Ramon Ri"s, Ge 10 an de edad; el
pr, feSor stnor q Ie d. IL Eduardo Acos.-;
Jose e Jesds. n'i B'rnardiuu Gouzalez,
nino; Scr Patr ca . a.; .>ur tArmen Ca
rreras; don JESUS n 10 rlg"'t; d"n MI
guel CaId-rou ,tsl ne; 'iru Gu'iter no
MAyu I; d u Da.ua>t GnU1hIe iab saliva
der &c ltlv r.; i,- eIx Bui !; ou BE
nito R,vtra; d u + rs >ro Rid -uez; dos
Miguei CIn; no. \ u"iO, II (iSic' mayo +;
Co>me CIn.rrL. Az Diet est'h ernlent0;
nnoS ur "a Lur~auo. juau P,Audl, Ma
nue. Camp odou, M o l1sca Qua, q rnan
Marr~r, a t,rdo Frrtcr; Jose a. C6rdo
Ia, zapater"; Giriac" ArdIn, saStFe; Pedro
Sifredo, serene Jose MontAner
Terminados los trabo IS de la com's'6n, en-
su session de aver, Sc lr Sltd0 al edltlclO que
ocupa ri manlcnini0 Quedando altanente
satisfechs del buen 9 den y perfectO aseo
cue SO obSe Va alli.
Los veciuOs de IS bella Pedro Nolazco
SOtomayor FIn~nO SaudaiIa Plneiro
Sot"mayor, h. p do diSp-nsa lie paren
te6CO para CUnlTotr mat mOuI0.
Sc ha rem;td, al Fscal del Tribunal De
AreclbU ri sunar q GDet" 10. iust-uido Ell
el Juzgado ..u.lc a 80 Uuado para que
fOrmule / con i,sIt ues que p!Uceda ias
someta la sp obacl6n del deparlanento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
Intervention of the Troops

The populace in Valencia, attemp-
ted to take possession Of the temple,
and the troops fund themselves
compelled TO fire on the rioters to
hold in check the latter's determi-
ned attitude.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
The temples Threatened
Martial Law Declared in Valencia

Il V vew OF tho persis.ency Of the
VaierciAns throughout the night in
keepi g mp me acing attitude,
threa ming TO $ i fire to the chur-
ches il he je~uits are not exl e'led,
the government has been forced to
proclaim martial Law in said eastern
province.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
The President Of Cuba
Can Be an Alien

The Nationll Cuban Convention
has deereed, after prolonged and
quarreis, me discussions in which
soh.e OF the members came to blows
as in other days, that an alien can
% elected Pres dent Of the future
nepuOlic of CUBA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
MAS DES0RDENES

En- las demas provincias de Es-
paila ha habido ruidosas manifesta-
clones de protesta contra el matri
monio de la Infanta.
Muchos edificios del gobierno han
sido apedreados por las multitudes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
Against the Jesuits

The populace ! as a lopted deci-
dedly hostile atntade
The tumuts that occurred in the
towns previously mentioned, were
provoked by the anti jesuits.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
M R0iza 4 LA PRENSA

Por ceusurar esta fl sfa, c4lehra
da Ell tan crf.ico< y angus osos m
mentos para la naci6n, hal sldo de
nunclados varios perlodlcos DC ia
COrte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
TRABAI0S PRtPARAT0Rl1S

La Convene On ocuupase ahora,
con mucha actividad, en- formular
las relaciones que en- 10 porvenir 50
mantendran entire Cuba y la Union
Americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
Preparatory Work

The Convention is now most activi-
vely engaged on determining the
relations that 10 the future are to
exist between Cuba aud the Anne
rican Union
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12

the street could hardly hold back
he people.
At mi2night. he sh cking scenes
Were reproduced, aud several deaths
Were incurred.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
Muzzle on the Press

Several newspapers Of the capital
have been deuoulcel for censuriag
this festival held at sucl a critical
and serious time
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
sAIUO TRANQvILIOAD Y REPoSO PARA LAS
MADRtS ~ LAS CRIATURAS

Ell JARABE OALMANT de la Sra
WINSLOW, Sc d& & los nitos en- ell perfo.
10 de la DEETICION. Les ablanda las
anctas, resuelye la infiamaci6n, aliyis tolo
iolor, cura ell c6lico ventoso. Inocente y
ticaz en- todos los casos. Aconsejamos
as nadres que tengsn IN nino enfermo,
lue no dejen que la prevention propia nj
de otros, evite 81 uso de esta medicina
ue proporciona slivio SECURE, absoiutanen.
seguro, 81 SO uss oportunamente. Do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
Further Disorder

In other provinces Of Spain there
have been noisy demonstrations Of
prot9station against The marriage Of
the Iutanta.
Many goyernment buildings have
been stoned by the crow ds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
MUeRTE De MllAk0

Despachos de Londres comuui
can la noticia del tallecimiento de
Milanc, ex-rey Dc Servia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
The Supreme Court and
the Merchants Claims

1t is reported from Washington
that the U. S Supreme Court has
postponed the date set for giving
the verdict in tue case of the claims
made for duties uuduly collected on
Puerto Rican products.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
.OIdDOS C10GgIan1l
Nubva York, Il Je FebIar)
rUMuLTOS en- ESPANA
ESCANDAL0S Y MUERTES
TUMULTOS EN- ESPANA
ESCANDAL0S Y MUERTES

Dospachos de Madrid diceu que
anoche ocurrieron graves tumultos
en- Valencia, Granada y otras Ca
pitales.
La tropa, echada q la calle, pudo
contener al pueblo a duras penas.
A media noche SO reproduieron
los escandalos, habiendo ocurrido
algunas muertes
FL pueblo ha adoptado una acti-
tud marcadamente hostil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
Ell Tribunal SUPREME
YLAS nECLAMACIOhES
De Los CONE RCl 3NTeS

Anuncian de Washington que el
Tribunal Supres%o dc los ts'ados
Unidos ha apIazado la iecha sell l.
da para dictar sentencla en- eI asun
to de las reclamaclones hechas por
derechos cobrados i-de oidalnente
sobre productos do Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
ISTERyENcIoN De Las TRCpAS

Ell populacho de Valencia inten-
t6 apoderarse de un temple, vien-
dose obligada la tropa q hacer des-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12

Con notivo De haber llegado un 'ngen;e-
70 d" la fabrlCA e nSlructOrs d" Ia maquina-
ria de la Plauta e'6cfrlca. So suspendi6 ayri
el servicla de r't's tTtDeS, fuuconando so q
el ten de vapoi hasa Que desu ontadA dcha
msQnnaria sea reccnOcida miHuc Os}meD.
pOr dIcho se1or con g fin de dsja'la ii cnta
da dtspGes SID s DcOnvenienies defrctoS
que Sc veniau nOiabdo IN Su scelerada mar
cha.
Una vez al corriente sin dificultades, So
eetablecera dehntvam, nte ell servici0 el6c
trico en- la menClonsds via, inclusO su vuel
to pOr la capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
Death of Milan

Dispatches from London bring
he news of the demise OF Milal, ex.
King OF Serv'a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-12
NOticias de Espa1a

Ha fallecdo en- Madrid uno de los vetera.
nos del arte dramatico, poeta ademas de
actor, y que gozG de bastante popularidad
Ell Madrid, Benito Chas de Lamotte.
Retirado de la ekcens, era lnt6rprete del
Hotel de Paris, sus duenos, los SenoreS
de Baena, con una generoSldad que henra
q sus sentmientos, han pagado todos los
gastos haSta darle cristana sepultura.
Solo un actor asisti6 al entierro, el sshor
Sanchez de Leon; los demas eran depen
dientes del Hotel de Paris.
Chas de LamOtte eStaba cOndecoradO
con Ia cruz de Carlos Ill.
la SidO preSentad0 en- ell ayuntamiento
de Madrid, por el Official primero mayor de
teegrafOs don Juan Torres, ell proyecto de
un aparato electromagnetic para evitaf
los academies que con frecuencia ocurren
en- la via pdblica por la rotura de los cables
aereos de los tranyias e.ectricos.
Els pura novela ell rumor respecto al in
gresO DE una infanta de ESpaia en- IN ma.
uicomlo en- Paris
La noticla Sc refere la viuda del infan.
te don Enrique, y esta senora falleci6 hace
tempo.
Sc ha nombrado una comsi6n de inge.
nierOs de cami1os para que estudie y pro
ponga las modificacIones que deben esta-
DIecerse en- 10 relative cOnCesiOnes de
aprovechamiento de aguas para utllizar
los saltos con fuerza motrix.