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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
SKATER PROMOTED.
He Is Nominated by the President 10
Be IL Najor-General.

tBy Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The President
to-day sent these nominations to the
Senate:
Army-To be maior-generaI. Brigadier-
General William r. Shafter GU. S. \. re-
tired), major-general U. s. v.
3 CavaIry-Lieutenant-C? Edward w.
HAYES, Fourth. to be colonel: Major
Charles L. Cooper, Fifth, to be lieuten-
ant-coIonel.
Acting assistant U. S. A.. to
he assistant surgeons of volunteers with
rank Of captain, James 4. Stockard.
North Carolina: George r. Plumber. OF
Florida
Navy-Commander Robert NJ Berry TO
be captain; Lieutenant-C Commander Dan
iel D. Y. Stuart to be commander
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
PEKlN LEGATIONS.
They Arc Amply Provided With Forts
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press-]
BERLIN, Feb 2O.-Further particulars
regarding the proposed fortiftcation Of
the legations at Pellin. have been cahled
to the National Zeitung. The legation
quarter is between the Chun-Ching gate,
the Tsien gate and the chief wall of the
city. This quarter will be enclosed by
modern fortifications, with twelve foot
moat and glacis behind. and protected
by barbed wire. Each legation Will be
further fortified and defended by a heavy
gun.
The chief entrance will be by a gate In
the Tartar wall, defended by bastions.
The artillery will command the Tartar
and Imperial city.
The barracks will accommodate 2,O00
men, and in pinch 5000 men
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
A CHILD BADLY HURT.
Caught Under an Ovcrturnins China


he little Gve-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gathright, OF NO. lZo4 North
Twenty-seventh Street, was badly injured
late yesterday afternoon by beng caught
under z. china-press, which was over
turned by children at play in the room.
The childs head and neck We're badly
cut by the broken glass from the doors
of the press, besides other minor ln1u-
ries.
DR.. st. ]. Oppenhimer was called and
dressed the little ones wounds, winch are
painful. though not dangerous
The accident occurred during the abb
seuce of both parents, and caused Il panic
amongst the children which alarmed the
neighborhood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
sEAB0ARD DIRECTORS.
The Meeting Failed for Lack Of n
Quorum.

(By Associated press.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 2o.-The meeting of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway directors.
scheduled for this afternoon in this city,
did not take place. the reason, it was
said, being lack of a quorum.
No date has been set for this meeting
at which the directors are expected to
ratify the action of President Williams.
who. OH Tuesday. bought the holdings
Of Thomas F.. Ryan in the Seaboard and
Rosnoks and Raleigh and CASTOR roads
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
HAMILTON GUILTY.
Jury Recommend Him to Mercy of
the Court
lRy Associated Pre-

(By Associated Press)
MINNEAPOLlS, MINI. Feb. 20.-A
verdict of manslaughter in the first de-
gree has been returned by the jury in the
trial of Frank Hamilton, the newspaper
reporter. for the killing of Leonard r.
Day, q young millionaire, in the billiard
rooms Of the West Hotel. November 18th
last. The jury came into court at 9:55
o'clock. The foreman, called upcn by the
court for the finding. read the verdict of
manslaueEter in the first degree. This
finding entails a penalty of inprison-
ment at hard labor for term Of not less
than five nor more than twenty years.
Tho jury qualified its finding by recon-
mendinS Hamilton to the mercy of the
Co,,rf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
REPRESENTATIONS TO THEE PORTE
Necessity of Protecting Iacetionia"s
Pointed Out.
Epv Associated Presso

cOSSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 2o--Besides
the representations made by Russia TO
the Porte concerning the situation IN
Macedonia, the Ambassadors OF e'reae
pritain. France and Italy have also
nointed- out to the Turkish Government
The necessity for the punishment OF those
guilty~of recent crimes and the protec-
ton of peaceable Inhabitants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
TOUGH IMITATION.
Man Shot With Cartridge That
Wasn,E Blank
{Bs Associated Prcss.1

(By Associated Press.l
KOko4O, IND. Feb. Coalition Ha-s
rey was accidentally shot last night by
a woman member of the local tribe OF
Daughters of Poc:ahontas in an Initiation
ceremony, held at the lodge-room.
In mistake, she used a revolver that
had fallen from the pocket of mems
Der instead of one filled with blank cart
ridges, provided for the occasion.
The bullet struck Haney's shoulder,
badly shatterinS it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
Tho Excessive severity.

(Ey Ass0ciated Ptess.J
LONDON, Feb. 20.-AnsWerfng me-
mortal OF the international Arbitration
and Peace Association. Lord Salishury's
secretary writes that he has been di-
rected to say that His Majesty's Govern
ment considers the British force in China
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
CUBAN RELATIONS.
Secret Session Held. but No Conclusion
Reached.

Reached.
By Associated Press.l
HAVANA, Feb. 20.-The committee ap-
polnted by the Cuban Constitutional Con-
vention to draw up q proposition delihihs
the future relations of the United states
and Cuba continued in secret conference
with the. other members OF the convention ss
all day No settlement was reached
1t is understood that d majority favor
leaving the question open until the sign
ing of the Constitution. which Is now
being engrossed.
The committee is practically unanimous
against a naval station at Havana Glen
fuegos, or Santiago Some OF the deie-
gates say they will readily grant the re-
quest if the stations are located, say, one
on the Isle of Pines and the others on
smaller islands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
Cnrft:,t increased.

PFrTSBURG. Pa. Feb. 20.-rhe stock
holders of the Westinghouse Electro
Company to-day decided to increase the
capital stock sl0ooo.eoo, making the total
authorized S2o,G00, ,oGb.
A financial statement submitted showed
surplus OF S4,500,0oo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21

ahave not exhibited any severity in ex-s
cess of that rendered necessary by the
atrocious proceedings of the Chinese
Government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
Big LOAN OFFERED.
French Syndicate Willing to Raise
S35.O0O.OOO for venezuefa.
fBy Associated Press

WILLENlSTAD. ISLAND oF, CURA.
Gao. Feb. 20.-Adviees from Caracas an
nounce that a French syndicate has Of.
fered the loan of sI5,o6eooo to fund the
Venezuela debt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
Famous Observatory Burned.
Tr,. ....,o,,,, p-,rsN

GOTTA, Feb. 2o-The famous observa-
tory on the Seeburg. at which the cele-
brated astronomers Euckol, Zack and
Lindenan worked, has been destroyed by
fire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
sHuBRlcK's TRIAL
indefinitely Postponed on Account Of
Expected Rough Weather.
.(By Asseeiated Press

(By Associated Presal
s WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 2o.-The
third run of the torpedo boat Shuhrick.
which was fixed for the asth instant. has
been postponed indefinitely on account of
the severe weather conditions TO he eS-
pected in the near future In Chesapeake
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
EDWARD
FARMERS ACT
Affecting Called TO Nominate a Can
idate Who WiIlProtect Their Inter
ests in the Convention.
(snecia1 pi.pareh to The Times.)

GREEN BAY, VA. Feb. so.-since the
Legislature has adjourned Il movement
has been inaugurated by the farmers ol
Prince Edward county, and q plan IS IN
progress. stating how important 1T Is TO
select a suitable person for representing
this county in the Constitutional Conven-
ton. 1t is no easy matter 70 telt just
what benefit will be derived from TINS
movement. One thing evident, however.
is proven by the anxiety and suspicion
bv the farmers that their interest may
be neglected unless they take q part.
Last fall the farmers OF TINS county
h,d - r,l,v and empowered their chair
man. Capt John R. Morton. to call a
meeting at the proper time The follow
ing is a copy of the call;
s.By authority of a meeting held at
1yorsham last autumn, hereby call upon
the citizens of this county to meet at
Worsham on the 9th of March. 1891, at 10
A. NJ, to secure a suitable man To rep
resent this county III the Constitutional
Conventions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
JOHN R. MORTON.

"AIillbank, Va, Feb. 10. 1901.
Senator Watkins, Delegate John j.
Owen. Mr.. G. S. Wing, Judge ]. NJ Crute
and DR.. Richard aIcIlwaine are among
the prominent citizens mentioned to rep
resent this county in the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21

the Senate the Instructions and papers
sent to the Paris Peace Commission
The postofIice bill then was taken up:
Mr.. Buffers amendment was re1ected-ls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
In the Senate.
fBy Associated rress.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2o.-The SEN
ate spent the day on the postoflice appro-
priation bin. making some progress. but
not completing 1t. The amendment of AR.
Butler, of North Carolina, proposing re-
duction of about nine per cent. in the pay
uE the postal service. was defeated after
a debate. in which Mr.. DepcW answered
Afr. Buffers criticisms on the large profits
made by American roads
A resolution was agreed to directing the
Con,rnittee on Printing TO ascertain why
ahs gubhc sxantar had not delivered to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21

There will be an important meeting of
the Central Trades and Labor Council
sTuesday night, at which the advisability
of putting up one candidate for the Con-
*stitutional Conv ention will be considered.
Tt win probably be decided to mae such
nomination. The name of Mr.. NJ. p. Mur-
nhv. a very level-headed member of the
Iron-M Moulders' Union. has been suggest
ed. Mr.. James ]. Creamer. a member Of
the Interns tional AIachinists, but now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
5uEaTBEH TOKECAs1.

Forecast for Thursday and Friday:
Virginia and North Caroilna--Eair am
8eontinued cold Thursiay- FrtdAy fatr,
fresh to brisk northwesteriy wtne1s-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21

The friends OF Colonel A. S. Buford will
make a, very determined fight to have
him elected member of the Const-tu-
tional Convention from this city. There
is little doubt of Colonel Buford's sue
cess. He has hundreds of warm. had
working friends, whose knowledge Of his
eminent fitness for a place in the conYen-
ton is causing them to plan a vigorous
campaign in his behalf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-17
EnSanChe ...:. ..+
de Ia Capital.
jGraCias q DioS!

1911, gracias a Dios, que por dn
vamos & podernos mover nm POGO
en- este estrecho tabal de sardinas
que Sc llama San Juan.
Hace mucho tempo que Sc We
mia debatiendo 81 derecho de propie.
dad de los terrenos del ensanche de
esta Capital. Quien afirmaba Que
pertenecfan al Estado; quien asegu \
raba que eran de absolute dominic
del Municipio. Y este, despues de
haber pasado por las horcas caudi-s
mas de las .zoOas. militares, que on
tiempos de Espafa, era an paso
peor que el de las Term6 6pilas
Pero al fin ha triunfado II iuas
ticia, gracias 10 constancia = q "a
nacidad de IN hombre, que cuando
se prOpOne una cosa, ia realiza, ms
tifcando asf Ia sangre vizcaina que
lleva en- las venas.
Nos referimos 8 nuestro buel1
amigo Don Manuel Egozcue, ex Al
calde de esta ciudad, y actual Dele.
gadO & 10 Camara Insular.
I'll fu6 81 q apoy6 el Bill d. ha 81
do aprobado por ambos cuerpos co
Legislatures, para que SO recono9ca
por las autoridades y se entreguen
IL Municipio de San Ju4n los terra
nos, que cOrreaponden { aus xeiidos,
IN que son pr00iaAnnente tn n lna
s0bre i antigua 1onA ap rjsDl - IN N
l0e que ocnparOn - derFaf I1i.ss
rallas Espacio que M M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-17
"MlRcls R'E;slsTalOAs i
ANS MI NINA

de zanzibar por complete las condi-
Clones higi6nicas de la Capital, faci.
litando aire; luz y comodidad, & los
que venimos viviendo como sares
irracionales, hacinado y ain poder.
nos mover, en- las estrechas habita-
clones, que constituyen Is parte prin
cipal de nuestro caserio. -s5
Pronto, muy pronto, seran en-.
tregadoa esos terrenos nuestro
Ayuntamiento, que " tiene forma.
dos los pianos de L fntura poblaci6n
que ha de leVantarse; sometiendo las
constr ucciones 6 las reglAs que el
erte y la ciencia de la hygiene pre-.
conizan, y abandonando los antiguos
rutinarios sistemas que convertfan
las habitaciones en- conejeras inha
bitables. .5
Egozcue prob6 los derechos de
nuestro Municipio con documentos
h1st6ricos que exhibi6 ante los lla.
mados & rssolver question tan inte
resante para esta Capital, : triunf6.
como triunfan siempre los 0ue a..
ben tener constancia en- 10 que en-.
prenden, tienen caracter = patrio
tism0 para snstenerlo.
q venta de los solares del en-
sanche proporcionar4 al Ayunta
miento, medios sobrados para salir
del estado de pennria en- aue Sc en-
cuentra; y Il tributaci6n ufbana au-
mentarA sus productos, CON benef-
cio para 81 Estado y para 81 NUM-
cipio.
Convene pues, que sin levautar
maf30 "a nrOcoda nx3;. q - q
la venta de los solares que han de
constituir la nneva poflaci6n; sin
perder de visits e necesidad az Que
los tipos de precio no sean exa1ara.
dos, para poner ID adquisici6n ID
aquellos 81 alcsnce de todas las for
tunas.
Es urgente que los trabaios co.
nienEen con toda breyedad nara
proporcionAr labor & nusstros nume
rosos g inteligentes obreros, que se
hallan atravesando un lamentable
estado de pobreza por falta de- ocu
pacion en- sus oficios.
- all& va nnestra cordial falici
tacion para nuestro Gobernador
Allen, para el Consej, Eiecutivo.
para la C6mara de Delegados = muv
especlAlmente, para nueatro amirn:
4Delegado Todd. autor del H. 0
para Ct infatigable luchador y tam
6len nuestro amigo don Manuel
Egozcue. que ha dado esta yes una.
prueba fehaciente de 81 patriot snno
y &c sa frmeza, acopiando datos irre
batlbles para 81 triunfo del Bill da
que Sc trata.
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Hemos tenido Ell gusto de yer
en- esta redacci6n mn OenifdS cuadro,
obra de don Timoteoa S1a6 Ber.
mudez, que represents I'LL n esa
revuelta hecha & 10 pluma, conter
niendo IN buen retrato de Munoz
Rivers, entire tarjetas, peri6d 6dicoss
Dhleta de banco = de loterfa, y otros
sob1etos muy bien dbujados por su
autor. que go conoce es nm h&bil CO.
ngrafo El trabajo es de m6rito, y
quedamos agradecidos & Ia exhibi.
ci6n. "a
Hemos recibido un eiemplar de
Is Revista Semanal de Valores publ.
.cada por ell Banoo Territofial :
Agrfcola, Ia que contiene datos muv
interesantes. 81 el Banco nos 70
permite, nos completeness en- pu-
ol1car cads semana nm extracto de
L referfda hoia.
III diA "a del actual tuyo ,efec.
to en- los salones de la cssa consis.
torial de Areoibo una reunion de los
meyores contr..auyeEtes de- auuella
1uridicci6n & fin de acordar = dar
forma & nne protesta que 90 eleva
q Gobierno contrs el Bill Hollan.
der.
Dom Manuel Olivar de Puerta
de Terra present6 eyer una denun
cia G o ntrA 80 inquilino Santa
60 Hernandez acus&ndolo de come
ter actos inmorales s ID vista del pu
blico Dicho sindividuo' fu6 multado
en- dollars.
Don Enrique San MILAN trats
de establecer on breve una galeris
fotogr&flca en- Mayagnez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-17

Sc sncuentra On Pence don
Pedro Juan Beaosa que haco POGO
regres6 de hos Nstados Unidos.
FL General Nc Arthur, ha "a.
tornado Il deportation & 10 Isla do
Guam dc treinta iefes tagalos, reco.
ocidos por 90 antipatfa { los Esta.
dos Unidos.
Por tentativa de robo de m
reloj 6 don Ceferino del Vale, fu6
detenito ayer jose Maria Vega (il
chino oquedando { disposici6n Do Los
tribunales. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-17

- ~ = OIIVI LINZ U UU.,
AaEEFEs aosls1oNIsTAs DE IMPoRrAuoR r ExpoarA,toy
n1poarAsrE DE- Los EsrApos upos
de aericultura Prem
Maquina de cos MADEIRA Noyedades an
materas almentcias. ~ ~
REPRESENTATIVE EN- PUERTo-RIco.
s. B. HILL.
DIRECCIoN No
OFCINAS EN- NEW-YORK-72 TRINITY PLACE
= -~. '<s'~T r~,0~
del DlsEcoloN- cABLEaRAr1cA TYRE. N Y. A45-1b
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merous, and have joined the boer's
forces.
Editorials of London News paper
comment the intended visit Of Pre-
sident Kruger to the United States
in many political respects. England
breads the favorable feeling Of the
american people towards the attitude
OF the Transvaal.
Queen Victoria depresses the
visit of Kruger to the United States,
should it be rea lied and should he
be received officially by President
Mc-Kingley.
The English government ex-
poets Mc-Kingley will follow the
example of Emperor William not
giving him an audience, in which
case his visit will not have any
political significance.
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HHE .a
Cablegra1naS de hoy.
SERVICI0 ESPECIAL
II DE
"La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico. .
NEW YORK ENERO l7-l9Ol.
Reoibido q las l24 P. M
Paris II.

Noticias recibidas de Africa del
Sur comunican que en- Cape Town
se ha terminado de montar todos los
cafloues disponibles para Ia defensa
de la plaza. Sc cree que los Beers
recc ncentraa fuerzas y preparan el
ataque a dicha ciudad, en- la que no
desaparece 81 panico de sus habi
tantes.
Toda Inglaterra esta sometida q
10 mas penosa ansiedad, por que no.
llegan noticias de los districts del
Noroeste de la Colonia del Cabo, de
donde Sc sabe de maners cierta, que
son muy numerosos los holandeses
desleales que Sc han undo a los
Beers, hacienda causa comun con
ellos.
Los peri6dicos de Londres de-
dican sus editoriales al proyectado
viaje del presidente Kruger los
Estados Unidos, eli que es motive
para irfinitas suposiciones polfti
cas-. En- Inglaterra Sc teme q las
simpatias que demuestra ell pueblo
americana por la causa del Trans
vaal.
La Reina Victoria censura la
vista de Kruger los Estados Uni
dos, en- case de que SO realice y sea
recibido oficialmente por ell Presi'
dente Nc Kinley.
81 gobierno ingles cree que Nc
kinley seguira el ejemplo del EN-.
perador Guillermo, no concediendo
audiencia al personaje Boer; en- Gu
yo case su viaje & America resulta'
ra despr' to de toda importancia
politica.
New York II.
Con motive del apresamiento de
dos vapores americanos, realizado
por los venezolanos, segdu telegra
tie aver, las relaciones entire ambos
pafses est6n en- situaci6n muy tirau.
to-.
El asunto SO discute acalorada.
mente por el Presidente y sus Secre.
tarios. Sc teme que estalle ell con-
flicto de un instante 4 otro.
Por telegramas recibidos de la
Habara, Sc tienen noticias de que
ell estado de salubridad pdblica ha
mejorado mucho en- aquella capital.
Actualmente ocurren menos defun.
clones entire los que no son natives
del pals, que durante los tltimos
diez amos.
III guarda costa cubano <Vigi-
lancias ha encallado al Oeste de Gu
ba y Sc le pudo poner q flote con al.
gunas averfas, conduciendole re
molque al puerto de Ia Habana No
ocurrieron desgracias personales.
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CONSEQUENCE m nustos
HECII0S DIoH0S.
eTo!niQulla del dia.

eFoldQullIa del da.
sa habIa sptto-yoce as in do
native do cinco il de q rAfar -
se han dadoH Hndy ecta amente por ~ 81
cambio % ,llle cl.AquetA
Los paganos, por que siemprt
hay pagnnos % este pfoAro mundo;
SO dohlar&n ante los doeeos dol pon'
tfdce. Despues, ahf qdedark Poncic
Pilates para lavarse Ia mAnoa.
Es regla infalible q1e hace
/ Glen cestos, el que hacesuno; y maa
de nna vez sse hA metido Il mano On
una cueva para pescAr sabrosa bu-
: zruqnena % ha sacAd0 un culs-
5r6n.
Adem6s, / para one
Ia decoracion no ae scambia ia
mas sin los deseos del tramoyista.
\ 81 tramoyista no cAmbiArA Il
decor.cion, por que u solicite IN
Juan Lanas. Nh
Segun Sc dice, 81 mnnicipio de
Ponce coutinua radeciendo de par6,
Isis. s;ssi
Los sabips doctores Green, qus
tai enfermedsd no solamenta % pre-.
.senta con caracter agudo. sin6 tam
bien con el cronico.
Los ediles no concurfan q Com
sistorios = los pocos qnel Vim salsn
tristea y cabixbaj jos.
Como nadA se acusrda. neeesa.
riamente las cosas han de marchAr
sin acuerdo
Verdad es, que e1 ungnento de
ausubo es medicamentu Edamasiedo
violento para no verlo con resps !.
to. 80. -. 5...
Suenan los nombres de los Sc.
1ores Paniagna, Geigel, Infante,
Margeuat, Mendez. Cueto, Saldafla,
Calder6n, Cosme y otfos. parA IL
splazas de iefes ea el 1uevo cuerpo
de telegrafos de Puerto IRico.
Sc dice tambien. que no se ten.
dram on Cuenta los serVi itios presta
dos en- tempo de- los espa1oles.
Entendemos que en esto no %
sigue la recta geon6tricA.
Los que fueron buanoa y Aptos
servidores en tempo de los espeno.
les, ser1n buenos ] aptos sefvidos
res en- tempo de los americanos, del
los rusos y de los jAponeses, 81 lle..
gasemos & ser americanos, rusos 3
japoneses.
Ell tan debatido Btu Hollander
de question econ6mica h degenera.
do Question polf lftfcA
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New-York II.

F. Due to the seizure of the two
american steamers by Venezuelan,
as reported by cable yesterday, the
relations Of the two nations are
strained. This affair is being dis
cussed eagerly by the President and
secretaries, and hostilities may be
declared at any moment.
AS per telegrams received from
Havana, we learn that sanitation
has improved a great deal at that
city. At present deaths are not so
numerous among foreigner, as it has
been during the previous ten years.
The revenue cutter aVigilancia' Z
Was stranded west of Cuba. It was
hoated and towed to. the port Of
Havana She suffered slight da-
images, and no casualties are re-
ported.
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Arturo Bravo
COMERCIANTE omiaioniata
Bowling Greon Building
IL Broadwsy-New York,

Ejecuta 6rdenes de todA clsse
~ efectos que se embarcan1oe los
Estados Unidos, y % ccupa do ID
venta en- consignaci6n de frutos &.
IOa J.
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La Correspondence
. de Puerto Rico
EW-Y0RK, JANUARY II, 1901,
(Reoeived at 1900 clock P. NJ
Davis ~
Paris II,

Advises from Cape Town give
intelligence that all available guns
have been mounted in order to de-
fend the City. It is surmised that
beers are concentrating their forces
tor an attack on said city and re-
sidents are panic stricken. =
England Is in great anxiety as
no news whatever are received from
the northern districts Of Cape Co
ony where disloyaf dutch are nu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-17

merous, and have joined the beers
forces.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-17

DON Enrique San MILAN trats
de establecer on breve una Raleris
fotogr&dca On Mayaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-17

Sabamos de muchas personas
propietarias en esta Capita1y y ca Ia
Isla que 50 propouen adquirir sola
res On e1 ansanche tsn pronto los
ponga 6 u venta 81 municipio, & fin
de fFabricar casas para alquiler.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-17

En- Bayamon, calle del Rey,
% ha eatablecido una iglesiA protes-
tante en donde q celebrAn solennea
Iceremonias con asistencia de Ia III.
11As hu6rfsnas del Asilo de aquel pue
bio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-17

El guarda costa cubano sVigi-
lancias ha encallado al Oeste de ca.
ba y Sc le pudo poner q flote con al.
gunas averfas, conduciendole a re
molque al puerto de Ia Habana No
ocurrieron desgracias personales.