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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
DEATH OF D. G. WILDE.
Young Society Man Of Kirkwood
Victim of Consumption.

Day aerould Wilde. q years old. son OF
James B. Wilde. of Kirkwood. Mo-, died
at his home in that suburb Friday OF con.
sumption. The young man was known and
liked by all the younger society in Kirk
wood. He grew up in the town and grad
mated from the Kirkwood High School. For
a time he engaged in business In St. Louis,
but developed consumption. and was forced
to resigned his position. He endeavored to
recover his health by going West. but the
change of atmosphere did not benefit him.
James B. Wilde is connected with the M
+ionaI Enameling Supply Company. and Is
prominent in the G. A. r. Funeral arrange
ments had not been made Friday night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
1873 Help Wanted Ads
Printed in To-Day's Republic.
SOUGHT PLACE OF SHELTER
Ella Bailey of Bismarck, Mo.
Passed Night at Four Courts.

Mrs. Ella Bailey. who recently came to
ST. Louis from Bismarck, Mo-. spent frioay
night in the detention-room. at the Four
Courts, being without place of shelter;
The woman told the police that she haa I1
been living at No. rs South Fourth stree.
holding her trunk for the rent. The police
arrested S!:oVern.
Mrs Bailey told the police that she came
here about four weeks ago with her two
children from Bismarck. Her husband; she
said. was in the northern part of Illinois
looking for work. When she arrived mere;
and is now at the City HOSPITAL. suffering
with diphtheria. The other child, she saia'
she sent to the Orphans Home, being uh-
able to provide for 1t. ,
Skovern said the accusations were with
out foundation, and claimed that her furni-
ture had not been molested. He said the
woman owed him S19 for rent. but she
! claimed the amount was exorbitant.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
Ask your
Doctor

Ask him if it isn't true
that about every one needs
a good spring medicine. Ask
him if your depression Of
spirits, your general weak
ness, and your feeling of
exhaustion are not due to
impure blood and weakness
of the nerves.
Then ask him about Ayers
Sarsaparilla. -''''
If he says it's all right, get
a bottle Of it today. Weknow
it is the best thing you can
possibly take to lift you up
and bring back your old
strength and vigor.
sl.ee bstns. An drsuises.
J.CAYER CO., Lowell, xaaA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
g To.pAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
RESINESS.

Local discount rates we're quoted ats to 4
nor cent on call and time loans. The clear
ances were s7,O5S,755, and the balances si'-
O6s.5SS Domestic exchange was quo, rs US
follows: New York, &c premium 'hu' Wc
premium asked: Chicago. S5c premium ola'
I5c premium asked: Cincinnati. par oin. -oe
premium asked: New Orleans. ioc diseouu> ,.s
hid. par asked; Louisville, loc discount Did,
par asked.
Tho local market for wheat closed lower
at 74c MAY: 7cec h. July: 1ii=N.iAic No
red. Com c!o...d al a97su4oc May; 4esc jury
ssis6a.c No white. oats closed at 26c a.
MAY: osi.c July: 26i.c No. 2.
The local market fer spot cotton closed
steady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
Marine Intelligence.

New York, Mach 22.-Arrived: Sandman,
Glasgow.
Liverpool, March 22.-Arrived: Germanic,
from New York.
s'London, March 22.-Arrived: Mesaba. New
York.
Naples, March 22-Arrived: Hohenzollern,
New York, for Genoa.
Boston, Mass. March 22-Arrived: New
England, from Liverpool.
Liverpool, March 22.-Arrived: Common
wealth, Boston.
Glasgow, March 22-Sailed: State of
Nebraska. New York.
Moville. March 22.-Sailed: Ethiopia, from
Glasgow. for New York: Tunisan. from
Liverpool Boston.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
WIFE SHOWS HER FIDELITY.
Boards With Jailer to Be Near Dis
graced Bank Cashier.

Grand Rapids. Mich. March 22.--charles
A. Johnson the Niles Bank cashier. con-
tinues to maintain a discreet silence con-
cerning the causes Of his arrest and the
affairs of the wrecked bank.
i, Mrs. Johnson arrived here Friday and Is
boarding with Sheriff Chapman at the JAIL
residence, to be near her husband and care
for him in his trouble and broken-down
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
CRUSHED UNDER A LOG.
John Lewis Instantly Killed While
at Work at Mill.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Percy. ILL.,, March 22.-John Lewis. while
engaged in hauling logs to a sawmi!l near
fell from the wagon on him. Lewis was
married man with a wife and five children.
He had Just sold his farm and was living
on some land he had purchased. His two
sons were riding with him on the wagon.
but escaped injury from the log which
rolled off and killed their father.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
Visitor. Mt Eastman Hotel.

REPUBI.IC SfECIAL-
Eastman Hotel. Hot Springs Ark. March
22-Among the visitors registered at 'Mer-
mod & Jaccard's Branch were: Mrs. N
B. Gregg. Mrs. Philip Medart, Mrs. j.. E.
Mckinney. st. Louis. Mo-: Mrs. j. McMa-
hon. Mrs. J.. Kesner, Chicago, Ill.,; Mr.. Z l.
win, B. Wiel. Paducah, KY; Mrs. Chares
; SEaW Wilson. New York.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
ALLEN TO GO TO WASHINGTON.
Porto Rican Governor Will Confer
in Regard to a Loan.

San Juan. Porto Rico. March 2IGoyer.
week in April to confer with the President
relative to conditions in the island. dis
cussing in particular the feasibility OF max
Ing q loan to planterh
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
meath of !. Dloomineton Man.

Bloomington. ILL.,, March 22.-Julius Hopp.
one of the oldest German residents. once a
noted singer. aged 80, died here Friday of
paralysis. Mrs. Hannah Stanton Brown.
aged S8. native Of Lexington. KY. died
Of pneumonia.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23

To Cure Headache in 10 Minutes
Take Parker's Headache Powders. Iney
are safe and sure. All druggists. Price loc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23

ECZEMA, NO CURE, NO PAY.
Your druggist will refund your money II
Pazo Ointment fails to cure RingWorm: Tet-
beads on the face. and all skin diseases. 60c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
FOREIGN.

Muludizi. the so-called Mohammedan
prophet, is reported to have called on Ma
homet to give him death and to have sud-
denly expired. Rage over being denounced
as an impostor is said to have caused the
prophet" to wish for death.
A rainstorm at Gibraltar spoiled the fetes
planned in honor Of the Duke and Duchess
Of Cornwall and York. and compelled them
to remain indoors all day.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and
York saiieds yesterday from Gibraltar for
Malta.
The death rate OF Havana is reported to
be much lower than that of almost any
American city of the same size.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
Late River News.

Late River News.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
chester. Ill. March 2.-River rising;
gauge 1872 feet. The weather Is clear. Boats
down: Chester arrived at g. m. and Dol
phin No. 3 and barges by at p. m. Boats
up: Spread Eagle arrived at last night
and departed north at s q. m. Chester left
for St Louis at 3:30 p. m. Tender in and
out on time.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
GENERAL DOMESTIC,

The Republican National Committee Is
preparing to close its offices in Washington
by April 1 to keep possibilities for President
in 1904 from getting too early start.
The Parliamentary papers relating to the
recent interview between General Kitchener
end General Botha were published to-day.
Reports of deep-laid plots against the life
of the Car of Russia appear, together
with accounts of measures by which he
hopes to escape assassination.
An Illinois school was compelled to close
on account of an epidemic of mumps among
the young lady scholars.
The vapor stove companies of the United
States are reported to be planning COM
bine. ---.s~
Friday was an exciting day on Pittsburg
Stock Exchange, owing to raid on steel
stocks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
Girl Dies of Her Injuries.

! Paducah, KY, March 0-Goldie. daugh-
| ter OF w. H. Middlesmort Of this city. died
| Friday night. She was burned few days
| ago while handling kerosene. and her death
| was due to injuries sustained.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
IocAL AND SUBURBAN.

Tho Election Commissioners are at work
on the new list of judges aud clerks ana
may complete the work hy Saturday nishi.
Anton Perrot Is convicted of killing nus
Penitentiary-
Forecaster Hyatt says rain Is inai'a'eu
for the Mississippi VALLEY.
The ST. Louis Merchants Association Will
visit Texas customers in May
Citizens promise to free the .NpoSi.io', ,
site from incumbrance If it can be secured
as a site for the new Public Library.
Henry r Kent addressed large noon
fay meeting at the downtown headquarters,
reviewing the corruption exls,lns III t'.e
City Hail. and declaring that Wells meets
The requirements of every advocate of good
government.
w c. Rauss painter. fell off roof n
distance of forty feet and sustained ohiy
fractures of the ankle
Satisfactory progress is being made IN the
matter of collecting Worlds Fair stock as
eesSment.
Jack Cook. boy preacher. will conduct 4
two-weeks revva. at Union NJ. r. Church.
beginning Sunday.
Three bills introduced in the House OF
Delegates provides for covered storage
reservoir at Baden. the extension OF water
mains to scantily supplied districts and the
purchase of ground for storage supplies
An East St Louis couple visiting at Hilis-
boro Ill. miss their train home and decide
to marry.
The defeat of Mayor w. T. Fleming OF
Webster Groves for denomination at the
primary election surprised the citizens,
especially the women. Marshal Nacey. VINO
was also defeated. will be a candidate at
the regular election.
At stormy session of the City Council
the St Louis and Illinois Electric Railway
bill was ordered engrossed.
Alonzo Simon and Martin Tierney, mem
bers of Engine Company No. g. were
caught by falling walls in fire at the
Central planning Mil. Twentieth and Cass
avenue. The damage to the building and
contents is estimated at $4,000.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-23
SPORTING.

c. A. Titles has been elected president Of
the Fair Association. u, y ~ ,-
McCreery and Mullen will play a match
game OF billiards bX telegraph Tuesday
n.sht.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
Los pfeSupuestos
de ESpa1a
COMPARADOS
con los De las deIDjS DaciOneS
COMPARADOS

Dos cOsas llaman principalmente Ia
atenci6n de qulen compare ell presu-
puestO de Espafla con ell de las otras
naciOnes europeas En- primer lugar,
las obligaciones que ha contraido ell
EstadO a tltulO de deudOr; en- segundO,
la miseria intellectual retlejada en- la
partida de gastos de instruction p1bli-
ca. Y nos fjamos en- este con predi-
lecci6n singular, porque los creditos
contra la naci6n representa- ell pasadO
fun sto de la hacienda, y la inopia de
10 pTesupuestO para ell desarrolo de la
cultura 6aclonal.
No puede esperarse la reconstita-
ci6n del pats, t6pico hoy de todos los
movimientos del amino, SIN rectificaI
ell camino torcidO que hubiesen de en-
prender despues del desastre, Y sill
presciHdir de las usanzas antIgnas er
nuestIa existencia naconal para abr
brecha con esfuerzo supreme Ell ell mu
70 que nos cierra ell paso hacia una
vida p1blica modesto, utilitaria, lab0
ROSA, adecuada q nuestra situaci0r
economical, libre de ensuefios, amant'
de la realidad; dignifcada por ell noble
impulse de conquistar de una yez e
vellocino de orc de la industfia y de
comerciO.
Francia, que tiene puestos los ojo
en- ell desquite, que no pierde de visit
como ha seguido a la victoria de i
guerra que sobre ella logro Alemanis
el triunfo en- la paz lie las artes indus
triales rqercantiIes del pueblo gerna
lnioo, resta de los brios militares I'm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
El rey de Ia sierra

En- Villarrasa, proyuca de IIue'ya
ha muerto luchando con la gualdia
civil, ell bandido BAHAMA, que por cier
ia gente era cOnocido por ell pomposC
tftulO de Ei Rey de Ia sierra.
Era popularislmo en- aQuelIa c0mar-
ca tambi6n muy c0n0cldo de la poll
cfa de sevilla en- cuya carcel ha estado
mucho tempo.
La fantasia popular lie habfa rodeado
de una ley enda terrible, y solamente su
nombre causaba horror al ser pr0nun
ciad0 Ell medic de un campo.
Era un valiente. =. per0 de una ce
lebridad verdaderamente dudOsa.
HaCe un mes sc escape de Ia carceI
de Palma, recurriendo q un medic in
genioSfsimo.
Sus corTerias yerdadeTamente escan-
dalosas, llegaron despectar el entu
sasmO de ciertas slmpatizad0res del
vicio revestido lie hero Smo, que soma
ban con un h6rOe, 10 Diego C0FFjentc
Q Jose Maria. aunque no de tan SIM
'tlCa prestncla.
Sc cuentan de & mny graci0sas anG
dotas, entra elias la slgUienie; . u
cradO del jefe del partido consergador,
de la Teterda prOvlnc,a, sali6 al campo
montado en- una jaca del msmo pc .
que la que poseia el BAHAMA. J Ia guar
dia civil confundi6 al criado con eI
bandidO, hac6ndole varios disparos que
aquel esquiy6 poniendo su caballo q
ga!opt"-
La creencia popular lie Sup0nfa, IS
CalardO cOnvent0s, saqueando c0rtj0s
y detenendo viva tueiza los oarIuajes
en el camino, do los On arTetat ba
hermOsas mujeres que SecuesIr ha,
eXi- i9udo despues canudades fabuI0>a~
Por fortuna la trlste carrera del Rey
de Ia Sierra 70 eS'a adOrad d tau
conmovedoleS detdtles, pejO les4r de
clio, el objeto de t0das las cOuHe sac 0
nes, es la muerte dc oquel h1nbge que
iefendI0 obsecadamtnte el cnmen, has
Ia 1itlmo inStante de Su VIDA. Y mu
r en- Vlllarasa, iuchando con la guar
dla clvi, con una brIyura digua de
melUT Causa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
PROGRESO MILITAR
DE ESPANA

Et Impartial da caenta del 6xitC
obrenido en- las pguehas de un oueye
canon de tiro r5pj4o, lie IL oe ellimc
tros, sistema del capitau de arr IL ja
don Manuel GJnzaiez de la 4 eda, pa
ra la marin de guerra.
I'll canon es de un aceI. cspecta as
limite elaStic0 muy superior Al del me
tai hasta ah0ra empieadO. L. Ongi
tud de la pleza e5 de 81 GalbTes.
E mecanismo de cielre eS senclj0
robusto, y Sc m&nlo6Ia con Ia fuerza
de un nlo. Sus diterentes 0tganoc
estan dispue tos de tai NJ nera, que
hacen impossible la production de acc
dentes, tales como proyeceIones de agu
ia 81 hubiera escapes de gases por o.
es opin, exp 0AioneS prematuras p /
chOq1e de aqnela contra este, etc, etc
III montaje Ileva dos cil ndros ef
freno y dos Temperatures Dc resortes
todos pertectamanCe pIotegidos y s'i
embargo la vista del jefe de la p eza
El apuntadOr Sc apoya en- I'm cLiat n
teniendo al alcance de la mano los dos
y0lantes de punterla la palanca de
disparador.
Nos congratuamos de veras con g
exitO favorable que este canon ia Obte
nldo en- las pruebas practicadas, perC
no cOmprendemos como ell MiuisterC
de la Guerra ha permitido que la pre-
paraci6n, fundici6n y prueba del nuey(
canon Rueda Sc hagan en- Franoia, ell
las fundiciones de OrenzOt, teniendo c
Estado un estableeimiento indastria
como ell de Trubia, que cuenta t
dos los elementos necesarlos para il
construction de cailones.
El hecho impica un aband0nO dc Ii
tabrlcacl0n naclonal, preclsamente cual
do todas LAS nacitnes aprovechan Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
DE CUBA

Como corroborando nuestlo articulo
de aver, titulado, GEL Porvenir de Gu
ba," leemos en- ell Post de Washington,
el sigujente que debe ser conocido de
tOdos por la reputation de que goza
aqnel peti6dico en- los Estados Unldos
y a quien Sc. cree 6rgano de Mac KIN
ley.
+ colega arroja la Garcia, y desca
radamente dice 10 que sisue que tgadu-
GIN al pc de la letra:
"RefrieEdonos nuestias observa
clones de aver maiAna, Telativas
Cuba, nos pareoe correct0 bacer una
dos obseIvaci0Aes mas sObre ese asun
to.
L,s peri6dicos que hoy sc ocupan en-
pedir ell cnnpl9uento de 10 que ellOs
califican cymO obligabi6n nuestra 6 sea
la enmienda de Teller la declaration
de guerra en- 1898 han incurrido en-
error al considerar que esa es la 1nca
obEgaci6n que envuelve tOda la tran
sacCr6n. La verdad es que esa es una
he tartas obligaciones y bajO ning6n
concepto la de mas imp 'rtanc a. Pro-
poolci6n general era, la de que exstlA
en- Ouba un estado de anaIqula y que
la condcl0n de barberie que alll pTeva
lecfa era una amenaza a la ciyilzacl0n
y que exigfa de nosotros, como guar
danes de la lbertad humana y de las
libres lns ituciodes p)iticas Ell ell he
m,sferio Occidental, la curaci6n de
aQuetlos males intoIerables para sus
tituirlos por las lnstiluciOnes, de un
goberno ilustrado La enmitnda de
Mr. Teller slmpemente explcabA ell
motivo que los lmpulsaba, hbre de la
mas m(nma idea de rapacjdad 6 egois
mo.
Como hecho material, nuestro Ob;e 0
dominante era la destruction de un re
gimen bajo ell cual tlorecia ell salyajis
mo en- su folma mas cruel y Odiosa, y
en- su lugar establecer ell mecanismo de
una clvilzaci6n veIdadera duradera.
No cumpIiriamos a er de honrados ell
deb1f que vOuntaliamente hem0s ayu
mido, 81 nos hmitaramos una obser
vancia tecnica de la reso'uc6u Teller.
Hemos prometido Cuba la paz, Ell
6rden, igualdad de derechos, segurIdad
de vidas y propiedades, justicia y pro
greso material. Nlpg1n hombre sen
sato creera que estos resutados pueden
obtenerse solo con aprobar la Consti-
tuci6n Qubsns y entregando el destino
de la isla q los antiques jefes insurrec-
| tOs. :
A NADIA conducirfa indagar ahora a
que obedeci6 la infatuaci0n est1pida
de aqnelfas autoridades uuestras, que
linviruerOn hombres notoriamente in
capaces de Influenza politica J poder,
dando asl origen a la presente situa.
ci6n tan lamentable como amenaza
dora.
El senador 2everidge de Indiana, es
uno de los hombres pdblico que han
tenido bastante valor para decir en-
alta voz, este que ottOs dicen en- secre
to 8 10 reservaD en- sus cOrazones
mo tenemos intenci0n de evacuar &
Cuba" Ouando Sc enarbol6 la bande
ra de los Estados Unidos sobre ell Mo
rro ell Palacio en- EnerO 1o de 1899,
se hiz6 de manera permanente. Todcs
los propietarios, los contribuyentes, los
representatives de la Industria en- Gu
ba, desean que asi sea. Todo ser hu
mano inteligente y bien informado, en-
este pals, 10 sabe."
] no tienen en- cuenta la prensa J
los prohombIes amerlcanos que de nf
Icumplir sus promesas, quedara su he
|nor naclonal manchado y su dignidaC
lnaconal comprometida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
El $50 AniVerSariO
DE LA
INDEPENDENCE
DE
Rep1bliCa D0miniCana.

Sc cumplen hoy 50 amos de la consti
tuci6n de la parte espanola de la isla de
Santo Domingo e. naci6n indepen
diente: hoy q de FebrerO es la techa
nacional de la RepGbica nominicana
Fiesta de la paz, fiesta de la Justicia
ell Derecho sera la de este aIio, CUE ALI
imperan hoy bajo la direction del illus
re Gobierno presidido por don Juan
lsIdrO GImenez. Ei BOLETlN en- alma
y Ell espfriu uni6ndose a las manifesto
clones de aquel pueblo hermann del
rnestro, va Iigado por los Iazos esyro
chos de la IA a, de la religion Y de las
tradiciOnes hist0ricas, envia al GobIer
no dominicano, al pueblo de su Repd
blica y t0d0s los dominicanos resi-
dentes en- Puerto Rico.un afectuoso y
traternal saludO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27

No hacemos constar en- Ell Ia canti-
dad relativa destinada a obras pGblicas
en- Alemania, por no estar en- la reca
pitulaci6n de su pre5upuesto, expresa
da aisladamente. Para atenciones de
caminos de hierro, dispone ell gobierno
imperial de cerca de por 100.
En- resumen, los gastos militares y
la Deuda absorben, en- la mayolfa de
los presupuestos, ell 40 por 100 de su
pIesupuestO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
Cuban Convention

Notices from Havana advise that
the members of the Convention
have promised General Wood that
the reply from their Nationa. Con-
vention in reference to the future
relations that are to exist between
Cuba and the United States will be
finished and rendered from one mo
meut TO another.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
SE VENDHN mueb.eS
barat0S.
CRUZ 33, altos.

Issta la fecha, las isas FIioina5 han cos
tado q los ts5ados Unidos, ql:nlentos Gin
curuta y selS lullloues d. pesos.
Ia empezado a yer la luz pdblica en- Pou.
ce. 40 oue'o prriodlcO u.u.ado LA Pro-
tesCao
I'm Ia pre5enfe sem9ua han tendo efecto
los sguieutes ac,05 yerbales an ell Juzgado
municipal de Caguas:
Dia - IuIolo de Antoni0.N azquez con.
ira Salvador Mic Tau; Juan Anario Agui.
RE de Mendez, en coOrc de pesos.
ldem id. JQioio contra Pedro Vazquez,
por lesoues.
Recooocimiento de 6rma en- .ei. embargo
preventive heeIo lnstaucia de Il, Garcia
20. coutra FranoIscy Rodriguez:
Dia 26. Matrimonlo de Sergio Otero
con Sinforosa Reyes; juico de Juan BautiS
ia Dlat contra Efaucfsca Rodriguez en- re-
clamac oues 10 liner0
Da ~ Juici lie Ramon T. Santana
ntta Juiiaua 6odrIguez Pedro Bayonet
Lopez contra uugenlo Lorenzo Rodriguez,
en- cobgo de una deuda.
Para manana Sc anuncian los si2uientes:
Dia 2S. Matrimonlo de Eulogio tonseca
y Maria Cote; julcios de faltas contra Juan
Lebrdq Fabian IAyas, por lesiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
JUIgA DlOlESlll De DiHlS

K IItm0. senior Ooispo Sc ha servido
disponer que ell pr6ximo Viernes 1o de
Mario Sc Eeuaa la Asocao.6n en- los
salones del Palaoio Episcopal para ira
tar aoerca dc Ia ensenAnza dc la Zoe
trlna Gristlana, esperanto que ooncu
rran d diche reunion todas las senoras
u en9TItas dc u ia capital.
La Vice Presldenta,
|2--1 Modesto G. de QaiNOnes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
DENUNCIa GRaVISIMA

Los madrilcnos Sc proponen de-
nuEciar al Cardenal Rampolla ell
hecho de hallarse comp' omelidoS
l)s jesuitas de Madrid en- lmportan
tes negocics, Ell los cuales han in
vertido fabulosas sumas de dinero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
Beers losses considerable

Lord Kitchener has confirmed
the notice that the Beers have lost,
between killed and wounded, more
than 500 men since the invasion of
Cape Colony
The forces under Command. of
General Botha have also suffered
severe losses through desertion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
>0IIoIsS DEL DIA

Hoy al hacer una peqnena escavacl6n pa
ra c0iocar una puerta en- ell trayectO que Sc
para uurStra redacc6n, de los talleres. Sc
encontr0 Un subterraneO que Sc supOne de
granlps dlmrnei0neS; es de construction
antigua, Y Sc divide en- yarias galerlas que
alcanzan una respectable dlstanaia. Sus pa
redes son de granite Y, por conliguiente, no
talelu0S que encaTecer su estadO de perfecta
conserYacl0n; su construcc on data apr0xi-
madamente del siglo XVIII
Hemos recibido la vista de- peri6dico Ell
"Plnrre', que Sc edita en- Ponce.
SAludam0s al c0lega.
BESIDE hace unos dlas Sc la enca.gado de
la ACADIA de Caguas, don Enrique Moreno,
Ia tpnio m 6zio grandioso, Ia opera
II Nauflago" del se1or Sanchez Fuentes,
estrenada eu Ia Habaua, por la compania
''Uhaha Herrera
Tie 10 b. lis N numeros de cant0, espe
calidente el couoertante ftal del primer ac.
% u 'lntermrzzo7
III s. nor oaucuez Fuentes. Is un entusias
Ia ven aIoradof de la mtlsica que trasla.
daud' Italia lIegaria seguramente a ser
una gloria Guiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
IA CONVENTION LUBARA

.Anuncian de la Habana que los
convencionales han prometido al
general Wood que ell informe de la
Asamblea Constituyerte acerca de
las relaciones que en- 10 futuro de
ben existir entire Cuba y los Esta
dos Unidos quedara terminado de
un mOmento & otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-27
Grave accusation

The people of Madrid have de.
cided to make known to Cardinal
Rampolla the acts of the Jesuit in
undertaking Important transactions
in which they have inverted large
sums of money.