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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

Moline w. {. T. L. members at the
meeting at Mrs. w. c. Benefits took
exception to the advertisements
which alone adorn the new paste pa
per boxes recently placed in various
street corners in the city. As a re-
suit of the feeling the following reso-
luton was adopted: I'VE deplore
the fact that the waste paper recep-
tacles recently placed upon our
streets are used as medium for adj
vertising brewing company, and we
earnestly request that such adver-
tisements be etfaced or the recepta-
cles removed"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21
That rhrobblnr Headache

Would quickly leave you, II you
used DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands of sufferers have proved
their matchless merit for sick and
nervous headaches. They make pure
blood and build up your health Only
25 cents. Money back if not cured.
Sold by Hartz &c Ullemeyer, drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21
MOLINE MENTION

Employees of the branch house of
the Moline Plow company in ST.
Louis are in the city for visit. The
following are here: II. +. Fredricks.
Charles f. Giltner, j. NJ. Ramsden, l..
Knocke, B. l.. Hamilton. c. Cameron
and III. c. Cathorn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

Joseph II. Ward. the coIored en-
ploye at the pOstoffice, has resigned
his position, and will leave in about
two weeks for st. Louis, where he
will spend the holidays with his
mother, after which he will go to
Tusllegee, Ala, and enter Booker T.
Washington's institute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

Fortune now smiles on Thomas
Ramberg, polisher at Deere & Co.'S
He has received word from the Unit
ed States consul at Sweden that $780,
600 has fallen to him as his share of
an uncle's estate which has just been
settled. Ramberg's uncle, it is I'M
derstood. lived in Australia, where he
owned one mine and held stock in
another. Some six or seven months
ago Mr.. Ramberg received word of
the recent death of his uncle and no.
tice that he would receive Il part of
the estate as one of the heirs. But
his fondest dreams never considered
anything princely as fortune of
half a million. The handling of the
estate was carried on in Sweden.
where most of the heirs reside. and
it is now ready for distribution. 1t
amounts to more than $2,O00.0O0 and
there are only four or five heirs in
all. nieces and nephews of the dead
man. Mr.. Ramberg will receive his
share as soon as the transfer can be
made through the United States con-
sui. For twenty years Mr.. Ramberg
has worked at the strenuous toll of
grinding at Deere & Co.'S and it was
not long after his good news came
to him that he gave up his position
and will henceforth enjoy the COM
fort and ease which his fortune per-
mits. He is a bachelor past so years
of age and lives at 353 Ninth street,
and the only mar to his good fortune
is that i'll health will not permit him
TO get all the pleasure that he might
out of the money coming to him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21
DAVENPORT DOINGS


Frank Martin, who for the past five
years has been the manager of the
grocery department. af the Fair, has
resigned his position to take effect
at once, and will embark in business
for himself. He is succeeded at the
Fair by Tom Kennedy, who has been
in the grocery department for sew
eral years. Mr.. Martin has secured
lease on the building at 200 West
Second street now occupied by the
brunswick cigar store and will ac-
quire possession Dec. 1.
While attempting to board n train
for Cedar Rapids last night at $50
O'Clock. between Main and Brady
streets. Charles &. Meyers of or Har-
rison street, had his right hand~cut
off near the wrist. He failed to get
Il good hold on the car he was trying
to board and he fell back upon the
ground. As it CHANGED, a freight
train bound in the opposite direction,
came along at this iuncture and ran
over the hand of the PROSTATE man.
The attention of the trainmen was
scarcely occurred when ii came to
the notice of Officer Ramm of the
patrol station across the street. The
ambulance was hurried out and MIR.
Meyers was taken to St. Lulle's hos
pital, where the injured member was
dressed. The crushed and mangled
hand was bound up in handkerchief
by the officers while they were driv-
ing the patient to the hospital. The
right arm was amputated just below
the elbow. The victim of this acct
dent has until recently been employ
ed by the Rock Island road as a
switchman in the yards here. \
short time ago he gave up his po-
sition in that capacity. He is about
80 years of age and is married.
The marriage of Frank Jucksch to
Mrs. Mary Garland occurred Tuesday
evening. Both parties are residents
of this city. Mr.. Jucksch is the well
known salesman for the John Hoyt
Piano company. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. c. c. Davis of the
Christian church at the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jucksch will start
housekeeping at once in the Wiese
flats.
Justice j. 5. Altman officiated yes
terday at the wedding of John
Schlichting and Miss Mathilda Miss
feldt. both of New Liberty. The mar
riage occurred at the residence of
Mrs. Herman Noss. 1890 West Tenth
street. and was followed by n fine re-
past. Another marriage at which
the same Justice was the officiating
official was that of Herman Ludwig
and Mamie Messe. both of Rock Is
land. The ceremony took place at
Judge Altman's office.
Adoniram Lodge of Perfection, No.
4. OF the Ancient. Free and Accepted
Scottish Rite MaSons occupied the
first days program of the annual re-
union being held i'm this city by the
lodge named. St. Johns Chapter of
Rose CroiX. No. I. Occur lie Leon
Council of Kadosh, No. /. and Zare
phath Consistory. No. ,. The meet
ing began yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the Masonic temple and
will continue today and tomorrow.
There are Il number of visiting Ma
sons here and more to arrive today.
They will come not only from Iowa,
but from neighborfng states. Yes
terd8y afternoon the work of confer
ring degrees was begun. Last even
ing a very impressive ceremony and
form was gone through with in con-
ferring the 14th degree, grand-elect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

The inch ice on Sylvan water
which formed Saturday night has de-
feated the little steamer Prescott
hauling stone from the government
work at the bulk head to the wing
dam, and with barge of stone the
vessel is stalled below the bridge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

Moline certainly deserves a new
station and the city shall have one
if any effort of mine can bring it,
Thus spoke l.. w. Berry, division SUI
perintendent of the Burlington road
yesterday while he was in the city
with Master Mechanic y. j. Gotta.
These two gentlemen, with Agent H.
:. Fristoe, took walk down the
tailrace and after that stopped at
the present passenger shed. looking
over the ground and in their minds
eye builded handsome structure
which shall some day be erected
here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

perfect and sublime Mason. A beau
tiful musical accompaniment was
used. Venerable Master w. +. Win
ecke, 32d degree, was in charge of
the work, with Alois III. Ruebsam,
32d degree, as master of ceremonies,
and George Mooore Cook as director.
st. Johns Chapter of Rose CroiX will
take the lead today. The historical
and dOctrinal degree from the 18th
to the 18th will be conferred, begin
ming at O'CLOCK this afternoon. The
degree of knight of the Rose CrOiX,
which is known as the 18th, will be
conferred in full form. Charles Ed
ward Orchard, 32d degree, is wise
master of this chapter; George NJ.
Barrete. 32d degree, master of cere-
monies, and George Moore, 32d de-
gree, director.
The fire department was called to
720 Main street at 1880 O'Clock yes
terddy morning, where a roof had
ignited from a defective chimney.
The damage was about 500
August Henry Schneider died at his
home. 1850 West Third street, at the
age of 6S years. He was native of
Prussia. having been born April 6,
1888, and emigrated to this country
when child. He is survived by
daughter, Mrs. Augusta Stebens; two
sons, Carl ID. and Oskald A, and
brother, Julius.
While clearing away the evening
meal last evening, Mrs. Jennie Baker
suddenly and without warning fell
back into n chair and died. There
was not a word, not complaint, but
seemingly Mrs. Baker was in the
best of health when the hand of
death appeared. Heart trouble was
very likely the cause of death. Mrs.
Baker was the wife of James Baker,
the well-known farmer who resides
on the Brady street road, two miles
north of the city. Mr.. Baker did not
dream of his wife's nearness to death
until the unexpected end had come.
Besides the husband two little girls
are left to mourn the loss of their
mother. Friends of the family will
extend their sympathy to the father
and motherless girls.
\ very interesting wedding occur
red at o'clock yesterday afternoon
in which William j. Scheel, of Rock
Island. and Miss Adelina Netter, of
this city. were the parties. The GER
emory was performed by Pastor
Greif in the presence of a number of
friends of the couple. Mr.. Scheel is
well known in this city, and is the
son of c. II. Scheel, of Pleasant Valley
township in this county. He is now
employed as bartender at the Belve-
dere cafe in Rock Island. He and
his bride will reside at 1874 Third
avenue. Rock Island. Miss Netter is
the daughter of William Netter of
1927 West Eighth street in this city,
where the ceremony was performed.
The .Tri-City Railway company is
making extensive improvements on
this side of the river, adding new
cars and giving the people the best
service possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

Resolutions were adopted by the
Retail Merchants association in
which the members expressed their
support of the Moline Milkmen's
union and their desire to stand by
the mill1men who have diaries in and
about Moline and whose trade
amounts to many hundreds of dol
lars n week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

The New England supper given at
the Richelieu cafe by the Silver Cross
circle of Kings Daughters was one
of the greatest successes of the sea-
son, both socially and financially.
Four tables, each reaching the en-
tire length of the cafe, seated $50
hungry guests at n time, and nearly
300 people were served during the
evening. The proceeds of the sup
per, amounting to about $50. go to
the funds of the free kindergarten
and the city hospital. Miss Clara
Sloan played upon the piano during
the evening. and the pretty waitress
es and the fancy gowns presented a
scene long to be remembered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

Mrs. $. ID. Poole has arrived from
Grafton, VT, where she has been
since June.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

Fred Entrikin. who has been in the
law office of Ferguson & GoodnOw,
Chicago, has returned to Moline and
taken position in his fathers office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-21

The .Tri-City Railway company is
making extensive improvements on
this side of the river, adding new
cars and giving the people the best
service possible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14

proyecto de ley sobre educaci6n de J6venes
puertorriquefios en- los Estados Unidos y Sc
di6 por leido por ga vez y aprobado.
A petici6n del senior Domenech Sc c0nsi-
der6 nueyamente el proyecto de ley sobre Ell
ejercicio de la abogacfa y Sc introdujeron al
gunas enmiendas, entire elias las siguientes:
"Se aut0riza las mujeres para ejercer la
abogacfa en- Puerto Rico, siendole por tanto
aplicables todas las disposiciones y rsglas
de esta ley"
Dicha enmienda, que fu6 presentada por
el senor Sanchez Morales, la secund6 el
senior Colon y fue aprobada por unanimidad.
A petici6n del senor Domenech Sc did
leidO este proyecto POI 3" vez, quedando
defnitiysmente votado aprobado.
Ell senior Rossy indic6 al senor Rodriguez
para que ocupase la Presidencia Sc di6
lectura al proyecto de ley sobre derechoi
inherentes la libertad de cultos presenta.
do por los senores Sanchez Morales, Colon
Sein, Blondet y otros, discutiendose en-
todas sus parties.
Ell senior Sanchez Morales pidi6 Sc toma
Sc en- consideration dicho proyecto y fut
aprobada por may orfa dicha petici6n.
Sc constituy0 nuevamente la Camara er
session ordinaria ocupando la Presidencis
ell senior Rossy di6 cuenta q la Camara cor
una enmienda hecha por ell Consejo Eiecu
two al proyecto de ley sobre los derechos
del Secretario de Estado, y fu6 aprobada.
Ell OOnserje anunci6 a la Presidencia |;
entrega que Sc le habfa hecho de IN plieg'
del Consejo Executive, ell cual cOntenfa Il
resoluci6n conjunta sobre mejoras del puel
to de San Juan, q la que puso su firma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14

y Ell n1mero de heridos ascienden & ca.
torce: todos empleados de la finca
lie aqui sus n0mbTes +: Aquilin0 Font,
Herm6genes Ferrer, Carlos Font, Isafas
Vega, Marcial Cartagena, Carlos Morales,
ell nifio Juan ArcheYal, Francisco Ortiz,
Isidoro Moret, Eugenio Becerra, Telesforo
Fajardo, Emiliano Sierra, Abelardo Torres
Tomas de Jesds.
Debajo de los escombros fne sacadO el
cuerpo de uno de los fogoneros.
Estaba muerto.
Sc llamaba Alexandra Aquino, y era I'M
joven como de % amos &c edad, honrado,
trabaJador y antique empleado de dicha
Hacienda.
DE los catorce heridos arriba mencions-
dos, sc encuentran en- la actualidad dos de
bastante gravedad.
En- ell m0mento que ocurri6 ell suceso, los
empleados, como 10 son los Mayordomos y
ell Administrator, hallabanse fuers. Los
prlmeros andaban por los alrededores y ell
administrator don Eduardo Torres, habia
tenido que acudir la Audeneia prestar
una declaration.
LA Hacienda "Restauradan es propiedad
de dona Hortensia Rivas de Canals.
A causa de los trozos de carbon enCendi-
| dos que quedaron debajo de los escombros Sc
produjo les dos y media un conato de in
cendlo que no tuvo mayores resultados.
| Los heridos han sido trasladados al Hos.
pital Tricoche.
Constituido anteayer ell juzgado en- ell lu-
gar del suceso fueron detenidos conduct
dos al dep6sito municipal por orden del juez,
Ell maqulnlsta DeSlderiO Angles y suS ayu-
dantes Victor Font y Victor Figueroa.
El'teatro del suceso, ofrecfa uu cuadro
tristfsimo.
Los destrozos materiales semejaban q
nuestra vista el pavoroso espectaculo de una
hecatOmbe siniestra.
En- todos los rostos habfa ,senales de Pc
ina profunda. Las famiias de las vfctimas
asistfan a estos iprorrumpiendo en- fuert,
sollozos.
La consternaci6n era general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14

Alberta la session de la Camara de Dele
gados hoy los ocho y media de la mafiana
y aprobada ell acta anterior, Sc dl6 lectura
de las siguientes peticiones: del Oomercio de
Ponce, hacienda consideraciones sobre 10
oneroso que resulta para ell pals ell proyecto
de ley de Mr.. Hollander; del Comit6 repu.
blican0 de dcha ciudad manifestando que
cOnsidera magn0 ell proyecto menciOnad0 y
justa la tributaci6n, pero que debe cobrarse
'el j p0r ciento para ell Estado y ell otro uno
por ciento para ell municipio; del alcalde de
Bayam6n solicitando la construction de una
carretera de aquel pueblo al de Rio.piedras
paSando por GuainabO; del alcalde de Rio
piedras solicitando la no aprobaci6n del pro.
yecto de ley del selior Hollander; del joven
Francisco A. Rios, para continuar estudios
en- los Estado Unid0s; de don Enrique Con.
zalez, de Guayama, para que SO atlenda { Ia
Agriculture de aque' iocalidad que SO en-.
cuentra en- estado de lecadencia para que
SO construyan CarreteTas; del ayuntamiento
de Utuado pidiendo Sc apruebe el proyecto
de ley sobre pr6rroga dc hirotecas; de Petra
Davila y Maria Espinosa, para continuar
sus estudios; de la Federation Regional pa
ra que SO tomen medidas sobre la stuaci6n
precaria porque atrayiesa la clase obrera;
del ayuntamiento de Pefiuelas suplicando
quessea desechado el proyecto dc ley del Sc
fiorss ssHol,ander; del alcalde de Salinas, en-
igual sentido y de los hermanos Cintr6n pa
ra ir q estudiar los Estados Unidos.
Sc di6 lectura al proyecto de ley del Sc.
nor Rossy sobre el pago de contribuciones
atrasadas que adn Sc adeudan los munich. |
pios, y a una resolucion conjunta del sehor
Heno Gambia.
Sc procedi6 terminar 10 discussion del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
OIdIlOS C1b|eglanaS
NueVa York, II Do Enat
Ell PRINCIPE II HUNG CHANG
FlRMA la ACEPTAClON
De LAS DEMANDAS

Ell principe Ii Hung Chang ha
firmado Ia Nota que pasa ell go
bierno chino g. los Poderes interven
torres aceptando las demandas he
chas por los Ministries diplomaticos
en- concepto de indemnizaci6n por
los gastos hechos con motive de la
movilizaci6n de tropas y dafios su-
fridos q causa del levantamiento de
los b0read0res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
Latest CablegramS
New York, January 14th, 1901.
Prince Ii Hung Chang
Signs Acceptance
of the Demands
New York, January 14th, 1901

Prince Ii Hung Chang has sig
ned the message which the Chinese
government delivers to the interve-
ming Powers accepting the demands
made by the diplomatic minister as
indemnity for expenses incurred by
moving about troops and tor DANA
ges sustained through the boxer in.
surrection.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
Total
$4,000


Hoy paga al Tesoro Municipio
un pIomediO dc I25 y = sobre 81
referido producto iqujGo de G000
pesos que son & 750
Esceso de contribution que lie impo-
ne el Dill Hollander. 5 $50
Lo que representa- un impuest0 cinco
Veces mayor que el actual, 40 es un i'm
pueStc exclusive sobre el capital, sno mdl
tple sobre Ell capital, sobre les productcs
sobre los gastos hechos para obteuerlos
EstO SIN contar los arbitrioS sobre el ron
ascendentes a go centayos gallon, otroS
6O ceDtavos mas, ST 10 refua conyIerte en-
glnebra, anisado etc, en- cuyo case es segu-
70 que Ell lmpuesto resulta ocho diez yeces
mayor que en- la actualidad.
Se debe organiaar-- cencluy6 manifestan
do-Gna verdadera liga, sin distinction de
partiCes nacionai dades, para defender la
Propiedad, no solo con la puma la pala
Dra 81 esf0erzo personal. sino tamb.6a con
ell dinerC que IS la palanea mas poderosa
Los Lslad0s Uudos haran iusticia: esl
neeesafio abandonaT la cobardfs ser yjrj
les, semejanza de los Yalentes beers que
proslguen su magma lucha por la nople
cansa del dereclo q2e les asiste.
HI dlscurso del senor Blanco fue mut
splaudido.
El pdblico interrumpi6 muchss veces a
los que le dlrigieron Ia pa aera, premiando
sus leVantados conceptos con grandes aplau
SOS que Sc sucedian encadensban sin
cesar.
A las ., proximamente, concluy6 ell acto,
dando las gracIas la Presidencia los que
ei concurrleron los senores que hicieron
uso dc la palabra defendiendo los mobiles
proposites de la Liga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
Ne '0R 4eCa
/ APENTA"l J
ss4urz nkz!sssss
EsScTALAoa ~ L1s MAE4NTzALEs, B00A PssT. HUNcRA -
De CentG en- tOdGS las FARMACIA .

al Fiscal del Tribunal de Distrito de
Arecibo Sc lie ha devuelto por la oficina del
Fiscal General la causa criminal instruida
por el Juzgado municipal de Utuado, por
delito de falsedad en- documento pdblico, en-
la cual Sc acusa Don Juan n. Ballester,
Secretario de aquel Juzgado, fin de que Sc
sirva presentarla ante aquel Tribunal con
escrito, solicitands sobreseimiento provsio-
nal, conforme al caso 10 del articulo GAL de
la ley de enjuiciamiento criminal.
Por lesiones & Cirilo Morales ha sido de-
tenido en- ell dep6sito municipal puesto
disposition del Juzgado de San Francisco
ell in dividuo Nicolas Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14

Una tos al parecer insignifcante, es q
veces el principle de una enfermedad NOR.
tai. La Emulsion de Scott cura cualquier
tos catarrro por inveterados que sean.
"La Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de If.
gado de bacalaO con hipOfoSfitos de cal y
de Sosa, es una preparac On que me ha
dado muy bnenos resultados Ell las enfer-
medades de los bronquios y particularmente
en- ell -aquitismo de los nifos.
Albonlto, Pto. Rico, Julio IL de 1894.
DIR. FlOrencio Santiago"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
Mac Kinley's Reelection

To-day a meeting will be held by
the Electoral College of the apA
pointment of Mr. Mac Kinley, trium
phant candidate in the elections re
Gently verified for the Presidency
of the United States.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
NOTICIAS DEL Ola

E Juzgado de Catedral en- cumplimiento
de superior carta orden cita los individuos
EstGban Fontanes y Emeterio Rivera,
fin de que Sc presenter en- calidad de testi.
COS, ante el Tribunal de Distrito de esta
ciudad, para la celebration del juicio oral de
la causa seguida contra Manuel Reyes Co.
rrea, por el Supuesto delito de atentado.
la fallecido en- Mayagiez don Juan
Gomez.
Con destino varioS puertos de la Isla
ha salido del de esla capital, ell vapor ameri.
cano ''Porto Rice"
EN- El ESTABLE ECIMlT MIC del "Boletin
Mercartin SO hallan d la venta ejemplares
del folleto IL Arbitraje Force"
III Tribunal de Distrito de Arecibo tiene
sehalada para el dia de manana, la vista
en- juicio oral, de la causa seguida contra
Jose Ramos Ramon mas, por ell su
puesto delto de robo
III microbes pr6ximo las nueve de la
mailana Sc recOgera por la Administrator
de Correos, la correspondence que ha de
enviaise para New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14

La Junta local de instruction pGblica ba
cedido & don Frasquito 0ller una parte de
la planta baja del espacoso local que ocu
pa la escuela de nnoS de esta capital, para
inStalar en- el su academia de dibujo pin.
tura, dando ell seflOr Oller educaci6n picto.
rica tOdo ell que 10 desee, sin recibif re-.
muneraci6n alguna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14

TodOs los peri6dicos italianos Sc felicitan
de la extraordlnaria actlvidad que empieza
notarse en- las grandes factorias marfti
mas del Estado.
Los arsenales de Spezia y de Oastella-
mare han recibido instrucciones para dar
principle a la construction de dos acoraza-
dos de primera clase; los trabajOs cOmen.
zaran dentro de la presente semana.
Una vez que est6n acoIiados los materis.
les necesarios, SO pondra la Equiila en- el
arsenal de Venecia un tercer acorazadO
de la misma clase.
En- los circulos marltimos Sc esperan ex.
celentes resultados del nuevo tipo de buque
de combate que acaba de adoptarse, de
acuerdo con los pianos presentados por ell
almirante MORN.
La velocidad de dicho buque no sera in
ferior % nudos, aumentaras su protec.
ci6n tendran artillerfa mas poderosa que
los exstentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
CAMPkRA EN- BARCELONA
CONTRA LAS C0RRIDAS De TOROS

Despachos de Barcelona dicen
que en- aquella poblaci6n SO esta
hacienda una energica y activa
campafla a fin de conseguir que SO
suprima totalmente ell triste espec.
tAculo de las corridas de toros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
la REELECTION De MAC KlNLEY

En- ell dia de hoy Sc reunirGn los
compromisarios para elegir a Mr.
Mac Kinley, candidate triunfante
en- las eleccionos celebradas recien
temente, para Presidente de los Els.
tados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
AuN HAY CARL IsTAs
vlCILAnCIA EN- LAS COSTA DEL sur

Anuncian de Madrid que varios
cruceros de guerra espaholes reco-
rren las costas del Sur de Espafla &
fin de evitar de que los carlistas i'm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14
against
BullFights IN Barcelona

Dispatches from Barcelona state
that an energetic and active cam
paing is being carried on in that
city to bring about the complete
suppression of the unhappy specta-
Gle of bullfghts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-14

Sc ALQUILAN los bajos de la casa
calle de San Francisco ndmero So
propios para Almacenes y Tiendas
lnformaran en- esta imprenta