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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

BILL OF IMPEACHMENT
(Continued From First Page.)


and functions" were stricken put. Mr.
lConnor said his mind was forced to the
conclusion that the judges had violat-
led the constitution
Mr.. Blythe said he had never believ-
ed these judges were guilty and agan
protested against these proceedings.
He wanted his protest to appear on
the records fer future generations to
read.
Article 5 was then adopted and the
REPORT was adopt as a whole, so voting
Tor, and % against. The committee
rose.
Mr.. Gattis reported to the house that
the committee of the whole had
adopted the articles of impeachment
and moved tina they be confirmed by
the house. The ayes and noes were
Ecalled and the motion was adopted
layes, SO; noes, %.
Mr.. Winston submitted a resolution
that the senate be informed that the
house had adopted the articles of m
parchment and requesting the senate
to inform the house When the articles
would be received.
\ message was received from the
governor communicating resignation
of Judge a. NJ. Moore, of the Eastern
criminal circuit court n notifying
the Aeuse that the criminal court OF
iCrayeh would meet Monday.
Mr.. Connor introduced a bill giving
the governor power to appoint the
Judge. The rules were suspended and
the bill passed.
A message was received from the
senate that it would receive the man
layers of the Impeachment and the ar
ticles of same at 2:15 O'Clock.
Bills passed final reading as follows:
TO incorporate the Atlantic and Yves
tern North Carolina railroad; to
lamend chapter $40 laws of 1899, levy
ling an additional tax on insurance
companies and increasing the clerical
help of the insurance commissioner
from $1,000 to 81, 500 for clerk hire.
At 2:15 o'clock the members of the
house. preceded by the managers and
Officers of the house, proceeded to the
SENATE to present the articles of inn
parchment.
On return of the members of the
house from the senate chamber, the
lhouse adjourned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26
ORDER OF THE CINCINNATI.
Meeting OF the North Carolina Chap
tor-Two New Members.
Especial to The Messenger,

Especial TO The Messenger.}
Raleigh. February PAT the meet
ing of the Society of the Cincinnati
here today Lieutenant Colonel Davis
was secretary. The flag of the order
was displayed on the Yarboro-an eagle
and thirteen stars on a dark blue field.
stripes of white and light blue.
Two members were elected, Archibald
Young Sharpe. Of Demopolis Alabama.
and Robert Falligant. of Savannah.
Both are great-great-grand-nephews of
original members. Arthur Sharpe and
Robert Raiford.
There are now f~orty-six heriditary
and five honorary The fund
Of the society is now over s.. 600.
The committee was continued TO me
moralize congres to erect
TO Generals Nash and Davidson.
The naual session will be held at
Hinsboro July 4th. At Hflsboro the
society vas organized In 1888.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26
I.ufn berrou Notes.
Correspondence OF The Messeng'
Lumberton. February 2

Correspondence OF The Messenger
Lumberton. February -.
The suits the town brought some
time ago for obstructing the streets
are returnabie today before Magistrate
Eli Phillips. Messrs. Lee & Bizzeil. of
~Lumberton, and John ID. Snow. Jr--
represents the town and Messrs. Nc
Lean * Mclean the defendants.
Wade Wishart. attorney. OF White
vile. has decided 10 remove TO Lumbe<-
ton for the practice of his profession.
He will open his office about LIST q
March.
Severa Philadelphia capitalists were
here last week prospecting. with the
purpose of erecting manufacturing
plants in this section. They were very
well pleased with the country adjacent
to his place.
Mr.. Joe Privott, ST., who lives about
three miles from town, came very near
losing his dwelling by fire Sunday,
while he and family were here attend
ing church. The fire was discovered
before any serious damage was done,
and by heroic efforts was extinguished,
resulting in damages to the amount Of
800. possibly. which was covered by in
a
The Teachers Association of Rsbe-
son county will meet here FEBRUARY
23rd. The following papers Will be
read:
The First Day of School, by Pre-
fessor d. r. McIver. of Red Springs.
How Should Grammar be Taught"
by Professor a. c. Monroe, OF Buie.
School Property" by Professor a.
McGoogan, of Elrod.
Music in Common Schools" by Miss
Alice Taylor, Of Lumber Bridge.
Judge T. A. Mcneil returned from
BERTHE superior court Yesterday.
s. F. Conrad gave two concerts in the
opera house this week.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

The claim of other cough medicines
to be as good as Chamberlain's is ef-
set at rest in the following
Testimonial of Mr.. G. D.. Glass, an en-
ploye of Bartlett & DENNIS Co., Gardl-
ner, Me. HI says: Il had kept adding
to a cold n cough In the winter OF
1897. trying every cough medicine l
heard of without permanent help, until
one day I was in the drug store or Mr..
Houlehan and he advised me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and OF
fered II pay back my none if l was
not cured. My lungs and bronchial
tubes were very sore at this time, u
/ was completely cured by this remedy,
and have since always turned to it
when I got a cold. and. soon find relief.
/ also recommend it to my friends and
am glad to say it is the best of all
cough medicines" For sale by r. K
Beiiamy, druggist.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26
THE new PENSION DsLL
It's Leading Features north Carolins
Society of tbs Clncinnaa-Prcaicted
That she Senate VIII Acquir the
Judges.
Messenger Bureas.

That abe senate VIII Acquit the
Judges.
Messenger Bureau.
Raleigh, n. c.. February -.
The pension bill. introduced by Mr..
London. In the senate, comes up te-
morrow at 10 as a special order
Mr. London says its three chief fea-
lures are: 1t provides that a soldier
who did duty during the war and Is
now incapac.sated must receive q pen
sion: that a widow to be ~pensisnaelc
must have been married prior 10 Aprh
/. 1866. and thus receive q pension In
appreciation Of the services in taking
care OF the home while the husband
was in the field: all the four grades e
pensions shall be prorated equally n
rot, as heretofore, make the deficiency
fail on the fourth class alone.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles l.. Davis.
Tenth infantry. arrived to-day to at
tend the annual meeting of h North
Carolina Society OF the CincinaaH-
He was for two years on duty here at
the capitol. and then vent TO Porto
Rico. where he acted as collector OF
customs.
Most persons express the belief that
the senate Will not convict the ina
peached judges 4 democrat mem-
Der of the house judiciary committee
SAYS there is very grave doubt as 10
conviction. / hea of five or six dem
ocratic senator's who are
opposed TO it."
Ex-Congressman Harry Skianer is
here, attending the supreme court.
He said today: Il am out of politics.
forever and forever"
North Carolina bonds are advancing.
the state treasurer is advised. Four
per cents have advanced from los to-
107h, and the 6 per cents from ifi to
I42.
The soldiers home bin was to be re-
ported today. but Julian S. Carr Is to
be given a special hearing on il. n
hence ii is delayed.
DIR. John Randolph Brown, formerly
of Chatham county, this state. now or
Indiana, is being mentioned in CON-
nection with the SUPPLEMENTARY OF
the insane asylum here.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26
Negroes Arrested for Attempt 10
Murder.

New York, February 22.-James and
Louis Johnson, two negroes from Rich
mand, Va, were arrested here today,
lat the request of the Richmond police.
on a charge of assault with intent to
kill. According to the Richmond au-
liberties, on January Sth, the two ne
Igroes got into a quarrel on a train and
were put off. AS the train started the
men jumped on again and fired several
times at three white men with whom
they had been Quarreling.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

AT no time is nan Secure from at
tacks of such disorders Of the stomach
as cholera morbuS. cramps and diarrh-
pea; but these complaints are common
during the heated term. when it is dan
gerous to neglect them Pain-Killer
is a remedy thai has never failed and
the severest attacks have been cured
by it. Avoid substitutes. there is but
one Pain-KiHer, Perry Davis. 25c and
80 cents.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

Mr.. Craig's splendid speech threw
much light On the supreme court and
Superintendent Bill Day. Governor
Aycock will have the appointing Of FIVE
directors OF the ~penitentiary. These
will have the selection of all he Off
Gals and also entire control of the
management of the state prison The
bill is now in the senate. and it will
pass il is believed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

Reduced to Five and Completed-To be
Presented Today.
Especial to The Messenger.)

Raleigh, N. c.. February 22.-The
board of Impeachment managers met
tonight with their counsel and fin
nished the articles of Impeachment. 1t
was decided to reduce these from nine
to five in umb in order to make
them more compact. They Will be pre-
scented to the senate at about II o'clock
tomorrow morning, n of the man
ayers tells me.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

Wa1dersee ~i'OStpOneS Ills Expedition
Berlin, February 22.-It is announced
in a d spatch from Pekin, dated Feb
ruary 21st, that Count o Walderses
has postponed the expedition he rlann-
ed, as China has conceded the demands
of the powers for punishment of gull
lty officials.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

There are democrats it seems. in the
legislature. who are so soft on the Gig
arctic habit they fight the proposed
tax. You will hurt the oDacco business
If you tax it. Better never grow a
leaf Of tobacco than to do wrong. infict
injury. destroy the minds OF the young
and fill early graves with the sad VIC
tins of greed and groanings.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26
The Snow in Raleigh

Especial to The Messenger)
Raleigh, February 23.-Snow fell here
for ten hours. about four inches COM
ing down. 1t stopped at 6 o'clock p. n.
Sky is now cleared.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

Zolfo, Fla, February 22-While try
ing to arrest a negro at Bennet's still
Last night. Edward Vestal. the deputy
sheriff. was shot just below the heart by
Oscar Paine. another negro VestaI IS
not expected to live. A posse Is after
and there will probably be a lynching IL
he Is captured.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26
Charge OF BribtnG I'm Delaware LeaisIa
tura

Dover, Del, February 22.-On motto,
adopted in the house today the speak
er appointed a committee to investigate
bribery charges made by Representa-
Tive Hearn, a democrat, who asserted
he had been offered $4,000 to absent
himself from the joint senatorial ses-
sion to ensure Addick's election.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

Our DID friend Professor w. II. P.
Jenkins. as he is known in Granville.
who made the speech for the Bible 9
vorce law that was receive
many demonstrations of approval and
admiration. made another speech that
brought down the house." He spoke
for impeachment with fervid eloquence.
His closing remarks we copy:
II had at least expected to heal from
h two orphans from Sampson for
generally a populist can speak without
lip, palate or gum. l never yet saw
one that left the democratic party that
did not straightway become a forest
born orator. OF. another Patrick Henry.
(ShriekS Of laughter.)
One gentleman over yOnder, l be-
lieve, thinks we are going to cruelty
these judges. Do not be afraid. If
they are guilty. we Will only fix them
in the bonds Of universal infamy, and
let them shine and stink, and stink and
shine. Let us get together and come
to the line of public duty" CTremen-
douS ~applause.)'
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

The libel law is not popular with the
solons. They are one-sided. The press
will probably remember their friends in
1902. The Norfolk Landmark has an
appreciative notice of the bill intro
duced by Senator Henry a. London, a
we'll known journalist of ability and a
lawyer of repute. 1t says among other
things:
That is the plain Justice and COM
mon sense Of the libel problem 1t is
the greatest wonder in the world tina [
the average newspaper o not unin-
~tentionally MAKE many more miSState-
ments thar il doaS. for think of the
mass of Jews which an up-to-date
per prints every day ana OF the multi
tudinous chances for ITO to creep in
somewhere. The law proposed by Sen
ator London in North Carolina would
not remove wholesome restraint. 1t
would not open h columns of a news
paper to MISREPRESENTATION The same
safeguard which now protects the pub
lie would protect the public still. A
newspaper cannot publish an article in
good faith without subiecting it to rea-
sonable scrutiny"
il There is no fairer. ulster bill before
the legislature. 1t is demanded by ga
son of right and the equities. It is
safe, needed, proper and it should pass
no n opposing.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

We do not know anything of the ac-
tual merit of the proposed new oyster
law. But we notice that Mr.. Thompson,
of Onslow. indorses it strongly and
that is good evidence that the bill
should become a law.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

The idea of an income tax originated
in nc purpose to afflict poverty but to
make the %plethoric rich disgorge. But
unwisely it was brought down from
does not leave a competency in many
instances. but taxes the very living.
Hundreds have evaded it through the
years. 1t will be kept at $1,000 instead
of that foolish III of $500 as pro-
posed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-26

Eczema, catarrh. hip disease, White
swelling. and even consumption have
their origin In scrofulous conditfsns.
With h slightest taint OF scrofuIa In
the blood. there Is no safety. The
remedy for this disease in all itx forms
Is Hoods Sarsaparilla. which goes e
the root OF the trouble and expels IN
blood
The best family cafhartic 10 Hoods
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Balto Territorial J AglItOIs
DE PUERTO RICO
Secretarfa

En- session pdblica, que celebrara ell
Oonse1o de Administrator el dia 80
del actual, & las dos de la tarde, en- los
saiones de Ia casa del Ba1co, SO deslgna
ran en- la forma de costumbre las dies
= seis c6dulas hlpotecarias de la ter
cera emission y veinte = una de las
Fcuar5a que deberan amorLizarse, la
uue se pagaran desde el sIgulente dia
IN la Gaia de esta o0cledad p0r 81 va
ior nomlnai de seseata y treinta dollars
respelivamente.
Igualmente Sc pagara el du6decimo
cup6n dc las referldas &c iulas monJan
| te q dos pesos dlez ceDtavOs U > Cy
| el de la lercera emission I'm peso clncO
centavos ei- de la cuarta emis.6E.
Lo que SO publlca para conoclmiento
de los interesados. Puerto Rico 16 dt
INoyiembre de 1901. El Secretarit
IJUan do GusmGn Beniss. We Be q
Il, ector Gerente Hiconto Anntonetti
/
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

m onte- de San Lucs. Fac una noel.
y mat6 a tiros los dos, marido = mu
ger. Esto no era mas que el principle
LIE hab1sn ditho que un tai ScopellIt'
sacristan de San Roberto le espiaba
guerra venderle. Entr6 en- su cas-
ocultando su .nombre, y le mat6 de uns
puhalada en- ell coraz6n deIante de cinot
hombres, que sobrecogidos de espantc
le dejar0n marchar.
Lueg0 trat6 de voIar con dinamita
la casa de Zocalli, y como este huyd
del pals con gu familia, mat6 q 81 her
mano Stefano, ell 6nico de los Z)calli
que quedaba en- Oalabria.
Alejo Ohirico, guardia municipal de
Saint-Alessio, habia prestado ayuda a
los carabineros ell dia en- que detuvie-
ron q Musolino. Mucho tempo des-
pues ell bandido le encontr6; llevaba de
la mano I'm nii1o de corta edad, su hijo
-Aparta ell nifo lie dlJo que vas a
le mat6 dispar ndole cuatro
tiros: Las detonaciones no encontraron
an les campos desieItos otro eco que
los llantos del pobre nifio hueffano.
Este es Musolino, que acaba de caer
On manos de la justicia. Junto q tales
henhos, palidece algAn tanto la leyenda
de! bandido geDeroso que torja la fam
tasia popular alrededor de todas las
vi0lencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
NOtiCiaS de Venezuela

Personals bien enteradas de Ia situa
ci6n de Ia Rsp6blica de Yenezuela =
informan de la situaci6n que latraviesa
que en- los momentos actuales no puede
ser mas critica.
Ademas de la question polftica, cuya
hoguera enc ende IN desconte1to sc
neral en- el pals y una falta de garantia
& las propiedades, han ocurrido CD estos
6ltimos dias grandes. temporales de
mar y casi todOs los rios han sufrid0
avenidas considerables, sobre todo On
las regiones de Ia Guaira y Macuto.
Por efecto tai veg, del estadO de co
sas, 6 sigmfcadas dlferencias snrgidss
dentro del actual gebierno ha presen-
tadO 81 dimis On el MinistrO de Rela.
clones Exteriores, DR.. don Eduardo
Blanco.
Ademas, tambien hemos sido i'm
puestos de que Ia fracci6n revoluciona
ria que capltanea el general Pletri, hs
alcazado muy sehaladas vlctorlas fren
te q las tropas Ieales y casi todo 9
Oarab0bo go encuentra en- poder de
menclonado insurgente.
OSra imp -esi6p hemos podido reco
ger, d la que no damos cI6dito algCnC
p0r tenor de ser sOrprendidos, y es i
de que el 1efe de Ia Repdblics, genera
Oipriano CASTRO, ha padecldo on los d
timos dIas, de muy acentuados ataque
cerebrales, debldos, segdn informacl6
t6cnica, q los muchos trabajos que &C
bre 81 pesan para reguIarlzar la march
del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Ia INDEMNIzACION'
AFRICANA

.Empicza despejarse el Ghorizonte
de Espafia, con la soluci6u dada al pro.
blema de Marruecos.
q. La Hprensa espafiola public6 como
copfirmada oficialmente la n0ticia de
aue el ministro de Espafia emf Tanger,
de acuerdO con los representatives de
las potencias, ha convenido en- Ia solu-
ci6n del asunto de los cautivos espa
iioles.
See6n este acuerdo, Marruecos pa
CARA 1000 pesetas q Ia familia de las
victimas y l5O,O0OA Espaiia que OBJ.
tendrA tambi6n una satisfaction cum
plida CON el castigo de los culpables.
La noticia de la muerte de los n.fios
cautivos, habfa permanecido oculta,
las justas exigenciae de Espafia han
dado esta soluci6n al enojoso asunto,
que iba haei6ndose muy prOlongados,
y 81 pueblo espahol ante la perspective
de la paz entrarA de lleno en- una fran
ca via de progreso.
En- nuestra opinion, la caida del ga
binete sin haber puesto en- planta 81
proQrama, contingencia que has de su-
ceder de un momento s otro, seIfa algo
sensible por 10 que1respecta q dos car
teras, IL de Gobernaoi6n y Ia de Ins
trucci6n Pdblica, que por pIimera vez
en- uucstros dias vemos desempehadas
DOR dos kombres que no las usan para
prop6sitos meramente electorales nj
personales. Estos dos son, sin que ha-
tlemos con desdore de sus compaheros,
los sefiores don Alfonso Gonsalez y
co1de de Roman0nes.
ri primero, con el ardor que solo
puede dar la iaventud, SO la propuesto
sentar Ia mano en- los. dos problemas dc
IA 6pona, el social y el religioso, regla
men. ando hasta donde sea compatible
con la iniciativa privada los derechos
de patrono y obrero, , sus m1tuos de-
beres. No creemos possible arreglar por
medic de decretos ni de leyes, asf como
con 10 mano, el delicadfsimo problemaI
socia'; pero q que estCdiandolo y dis
cuti6ndolo he allanaran sus mayores di-
ficultades. Lo que en- 80 puesto signi-
flea el ministre de instruction 10 expli
O. pertectamente el diseurso- que pro-
nunci6 al inaugurar el dltimo curse
acad6mico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
CuartO de SOCOrTOS

Alberto Maysonet, nifo, cura 20 de una
herida coptusa de dos centfmetros de longi
tud sobre la region frontal media, fu6 berido
ell dia 16 y Sc pIesent6 curarse el dia Is,
leve.
Sotero Acosta, surado de una herida Incl.
sa de tres centfmetros de longitud al arco
plantar derecho, leye, con asistencia.
Miguel AraDjo, niho, curado de una he
rida de I'm centfmetro de longitud producida
pof un casco de botella, leve, con asistencia.
Prudencia Barboss, curada de una herida
incisa de cincn centfmetros de longitud SO
bre la region pslmar de la mano derecha,
leve, con sslstencia.
Luciano Perez, curado de una confusion
con erociones de la piel sobre la articulation
del codo lzquierdo, leve, sin asistencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
BODA EN- SANTURcE

Z. Anoche ha tenido lugar 81 casamien
10 de IA eehora doia Joseta Ronilla con
81 seiior don Daniel B. de drisoiis.
b Asistieron al acto, como testigos de
Il boda, los sehores c6nsules de Italia
y Venezuela.
La prensa de esta capital estaha re
uresentada por GEL Pais". Gel Prego
reros, aEt Heraldo Espanol", "Oiga" y
el BoLETIN.
Asistiendo ademas al acto los amigos
intimos de la casa.
Terminada Ia ceremonial por el Juez
de San Francisco senior Basan, fuimof
invitados s pasar al cOmedor donde &c
NOS sirvi6 I'm espl6ndido lunch.
ri champagne corri6 en- abundancis
yla agradable velada SO prolongo hasts
cerca de las doce, hora On que regresa
mos & esta capital, en- carruajes que 9
sefior Grisolia puso galantemente
nuestra disposition.
Dessamos & los nuevOs esposos todt
a9nero do felicidades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Ia PBEsIDBNCIl De la
RBPUBLlCA BRASILENl
Programa de ufl candidate

Sc ha celebrado IN banQuete de 100
cubiertos en- honor de los candidates. e
Il presidencia , & h vicepresidencia de
Il repfblica del Brasil sehores kodri..
rues Albes , Brandas.
Rodrigues Albes expusoa 90 progra-
ma poIitioo. Declare que tendeIa Z
csnsolidar eI.r6gmen publicano, que
1e esforsarA en- aumentar 81 valor. DEL
papeI moneda, realisando todas lss eco
romias posibles en- el presupuesto; qne
derarrollarA la riQueza nacional, au
mentando los medios de trasporte, "a.
vorecIendo Ia Immigration y protegien.
do L. iudnstria ; el comeIcio y que de-
dIcark especial atenci6n & "a organiza-
o:6n dsl ej6fcito J de la armada. !.
Con todos estos prcp6sitos De poll
7 tloa lnfDriOr une ei senior hodrlgue
j A3bes. candidate s Ia primera mags
tratura del Brazil, Ell de aseguzar !
uas dentro del Estadc > permanece
neutral en- Las luchas exteriores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Ell actor espaiol
Diaz de Mendoza

Un nuevo 'rasgo de- Is esplendidez y
cahalIerosldad de- este artieta , una
nneva prueba del entpsiasmo due tiene
76f 4 a socIacl6n de Artistas Drama
ficos ' Laricos Espaioleg, ACADIA de dar
sI anal de 80 campafa 6n Bnenee Al
"a. al efoctuar un beuedcio Para dlohs
eociedad , mandar "once mil seiscien.
80 seIs pesetaap por tb cableGfamA q
prerIdonfe, eenor Meaelo.
~ Asoc|ncI6n De Aotozes NspanoIp'
estk a. tnNoEetoene
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

va restablecido de la enfermedad
que le retenfa en- cama,.ha vuelto to-
mar possession de su desuino en- el "BaI-
co Espanol", don Ventura Marin.
Aver tarde tuvieron una rifa en- la calle
de San Jose, los individuos Mateo Serrano
J Miguel claudio, fueron conducidos al De-
p6sitO municipal.
Hoy ha tenido ell placer de estrechar So
amante esposa sus cuatro hijos, nuestrc
amigo don Luis Munoz Tebar.
Con las lluvias de estos dias ha hecho una
fuerte creciente Ell rio "Portugues", dc
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
LOS HUELGUlSTAS De
MONTEEAu-LES-MINES

Un despacho de Monteeau lies Mi
mes participa que la publication de Ia
resoluci6n del prefecto respecto & en-
trega de los fusiles que estaban en- pO
der de los mineros, ha tenido por re-
sultado Ia presentation de treinta ar
mas.