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Evening journal., 1901-09-25
.NCHLRY COURT
RENIMBS HEARING
Admiral and His Counsel in
Mourning for Judge
Wilson
Publishers' Press Dispatch to Evening

Journal
Washington, Sept 25.-Admiral
Schley and his counsel were in mourn
ing when they entered the count to-
day. A new series Of charts was sent
in this morning for the information OF
the court. One Of them is devoted 10
the new shore line and The sea near
Santiago. 1t was about fifteen feet
long and three feet wide.
Admiral Dewey called the court to
order at IL o'clock.
A. B. ClaxtOn, chief machinist of the
Texas. who was ON the stand yester-
day when the death ofJudgeWilson was
announced, again testified today. He
said that On uhe morning of July 8 he
was standing watch from 8 o'clock in
the morning to noon. The port engine
of the Texas gave various signals,
which were received by him, including
one important order for full speed
astern, which was given in the first
hour Of the engagement.
The pert engine was reversed about
couple of minutes only.
Chief Engineer Bates testified the
other day that the starboard engine OF
the Texas was reversed to avoid col
lision with the Brooklyn.
The object of calling Claxton was to
prove that the port engine, of which he
had charge. also was reversed.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
LYNCH and LALLY
we're ACQUITTED

At this mornings session of the
Court Of General Sessions, w. S. Hill
les. counsel for II. c. Robinson, in the
case Of the State VS.. Robinson, made
an application to the court to continue
il until the next term. The cour.
granted the continuance Bail was fix
ed at $1,000, and Henry f. Pickles was
his bOndsman.
John Lally and Charles Lynch were
tried on the charge of stealing a BIZ
cycle from Casimer CoproskL Both
men were cleared Of the charge. Lynch
pleaded guilty to stealing milk to the
value CT twenty-four cents. He was
sentenced to three months imprison-
ment.
Horace r. Collins was arraigned On
the charge of using Cora Hall. Of Mil
ford Neck, a girl under Is years of age,
for immoral purposes. The girl told
the count that she came to Whining
ten to look for work, and that she
stayed at the home of John Collins,
where the crime is alleged to have
been committed.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
GUARDIANS NAMED
In ORPHANS COURT

At the session CT Orphans Court
this morning Lydia A. Derrickson was
appointed guardian for Calvin Derrick
son. T. Bayard Heisel. trustee for the
estate Of Patrick G. Gallagher. made
a return Of the sale of the estate and
the count confirmed the sale. William
S. Hilles made a return of the commits
sioners appointed to make a partition
in the estate Of Joseph Wesley Reach
They returned no partition, and MI
Hilles was appointed trustee to sell
The count made an order for tile par
tition Of the real estate Of James
O'Neil upon the application of Z. r.
Cochran, Jr.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
CHAN GELLOR DIRECTS
POLK FARM BE- SOLD

Dover Sept. PA decision by Chan
ccllor Nicholson directs the appointment
of a trustee to effect the sale of the lands
of the late Governor Polk This tract is
a 1,100-acre farm in Milford neck, and is
the largest tract of land in lower Della
ware. Governor Polk died 40 years ago.
and his eXecutrix, Josephine III. Truitt
desired to sell the land. hut was prevent
ed by decree of the Chancellor. as peti-
TONERS claimed that the executrix had no
right to sell the land under the WILL
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
WILSON PILOT COMMISSIONER
Governor Hum Announced The Appoint
ment YESTERDAY

Governor Hum yesterday announced
the APPOINTMENT of Captain Horace vii
son, of New Castle county. president OF
the Wilmington Steamboat Company. to
he Pilot Commissioner and a member of
the Board of Pilot Commissioners for a
term of five years. vice John \. Carswcll,
term expired Captain Wilson's commits
sion will date from September l6.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
sIIeht Eire in onera Hnnse

Shortly after II o'clock this morn
ing slight fire occurred in the engine
room at the rear of the Opera House
among a pile of papers and rubbish.
caused it is supposed by some one
throwing a lighted cigar stump or
match through the grating in King
street. The Friendship and Phoenix
companies responded TO a still alarm
and extinguished the blaze. No loss.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
ACTION TO RECOVER LEGACY
Piaintir Given Judgment for $500 in
Superior Court

In the Superior Court action to re-
cover $500 claimed to have been be-
oueathed by the will of Mary Kelly.
to her son. c. ID. Kelly, the
court ordered Judgment for the
plaintiff for $500. Mrs. Kellys VIII
was pro6ated on April 20. 1897. and C.
d. Kelly to whom the $500 was be-
oueathed. died in July. 1897. Judge
w. @. Spruance read the decision Of
the court.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
BEAT HER HEAD AGAINST FENCE
John Ball, COIOrcd, Fined in City Court
for ASSaulting Nellie Fields

Judge Chwchman had a few cases
before him in City Court this morning,
all of them being of a minor nature.
John Bell. cOlored, was charged by
Nellie Fields, also colored, with as
saulting her on August 16 last. The
woman testified that Bell had called
her across the street. grabbed her by
the throat and beat her head against a
gate. He then followed her to her
home in Scuth Wilmington and again
assaulted her. A fine Of so and costs
was imposed.
Edward Williams. charged with dis
orderly conduct was assessed 81 and
costs
Two drunks were fined 81 and costs
each.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
RAILWAY COMPANY ELECTS OFFICERS
No Action by Peoples Company Regarding
Threo Cent Fares

At the annual meeting of the People
Railway Company yesterday afternoon,
no action was taken on the question of
three cent fares. The following directors
were elected
Thomas Il. Barry. Il. W. Crook. Spots
wood Garland, r. G.. lustis John 7. An
mond. John s. Mulln. W. $. Hilles and
DIR. l.. IL. Bail.
The board organized by choosing the
following officers Spotswood Garland
president; John T.. Almond. vice-presi
dent DR.. l.. II. Ball. secretary. The
board will meet again on Monday.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
NIGHT SCHOOL 81 PER MONTH.

In attending a private school. day or
night. there is always an advantage in
selecting the one in which the pro-
prietors devote all their time to teach
ing The money put into a school OF
this kind pays for the best of instruc-
tion. In the Wilmington Business
School, McVey Building, Eighth and
Market streets. the proprietors are
Call to see this school any day
or night this week.
BEACON & DUTTON. Props.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
THE
WILMINGTON
SCHOOL .
BUSINESS

Reopens its night school Monday even
ing, September so. 1t has no free tut
tion to offer, its plan being TO give in
struction. in all its departments, that
is worth having. The charge will be SO
per month, first, last and always. No
better instruction at any pIice The
first month will be worth as much as
the last
BEACON & DUTTON, Props.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
MONUMENT FUND GROWS;
SUN REACHES NEARLY 5000

In conversation with a representa-
tive of the Evening Journal today,
Mayor Fisher broached a pan regard
ing the proposed monument TO Presi-
dent Mckinley, which he expects 10 put
lin execution next week The Mayors
idea is to ask each organization in the
city to appoint one member to consti-
.tuta a committee of the whole to pro-
mote the matter. ii possible. He would
suggest a public meeting of the news
papers and these organizations tO form
Ia permanent monument association,
whose duty it would be TO take charge
of the funds already subscribed. collect
further money. and to select the site
and model Of the monument Contribu-
tions received today were:
lawyer '''.....'........ lu.uU
JCnn GoVatos, ................. 300
Dd-i .'....... ............ .... 0O
Thomas J. Talley, ........ $500
Previously acknowledged s567.5O
loual. '............. .$o9f.5O
Morning News Fund ........S S3O2.30
Total 20 date .................s .sS99.SO
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
McKINLEY PICTuRES

Framed at a reduction, all this week
only, at Yerger's. 419 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
stops the oouga and Works onthe
Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
4 cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25

Let's of gold fish at Cartmelrs, Sixth
and Madison.
Evening journal., 1901-09-25
GEORGE d. KELLEY,

The bills of Mr. Daley and Mr.. Smith
We're referred to the COMMITTEES on
Magistrates and Constables for invasti-
cation. Mr.. Daley's bill was for S92.
MR.. SMITH EXPLAINS HIS BILL
Former Constable Smith. when
spoken to in reference to the bill. said:
'The bill is perfectly straight and
legitimate Every man for whose ar
rest, arraignment or detention. a
charge is made on the bill, was ar
raigned just exactly the number Of
times charged for in the bill. It some
times happens that one man is arrest
ed and arraigned on different charges
and at different times en- the same
day. or on other days. Charges cannot
be grouped For instance, If a man
should be arrested on four different
charges Of larceny preferred by four
different people, he would be tried four
times, both before the magistrate and
also before the higher court, unless
some Of the charges are dropped"
Former Magistrate Daley ccncurredI
in the explanation made by Mr.. Smith
sTRlNoHAM AND HARMAN BILLS PAID
The bill for repairs to the Court
House boiler. it was explained. had
grown because It was net known the
boiler was in such p-or condition.
There were several bills fer material.
rpeairs and labor. totaling $500. and
they We're paid.
The bill Of J. & ]. n. Harman also,
Evening journal., 1901-09-25

Advertise Your Wants IN
THE EVENING JOURNAL.
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Evening journal., 1901-09-25

Fair to partly cloudy, With
higher temperature
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
Ell Tx NOR PAOLi
EN- PONCE
Reception en- ell Hotel Frances .

Antes de anoche, q consecuencia de
la lluvia, no pudo llevaIse a efecto a
serenata que Sc le prepare al tenor Sc
nor Paoli en- la ciudad del sur.
No obstante, varios cabatleros, entire
los que figuraban don Pablo Arroyo,
L'bertad Torres Grau, don Alistides
Ohavier, don Tomas Torres Grau, don
AmGrico Marin, don Rafael Trado
Verrier, don Jose Antonio BaIagUer,
don Jaime Pericas, don Eielmiro Les
pier y don Juan PeTicas Sc acercaron
al Hotel Frances 4 saludar al dstin-
guido artista, siendo atenddos Y obse-
qulados gaantemente por este y So
sonora espcsa.
Con tai motive los yisitantes pasa-
ron un ratio agradabiisfmo, departien-
do amigablemente con ell aplauddo
artista y Su estimable familia, que tam
b6n sc hallaba en- ell Hotel.
La velada, con harto pesar de t0dos
concIuyo las diez, por tener en- cuen
ia one ell senior Pa0li necesitalia de
alg1n descanso despu6s de su viaje.
M8nana dala su pIimeTa audic.6n eu
LA Perla", ell sen)r Paoi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
La Academia de MediCina
DE MADRID

Esta docta corporation Sc ha reuni-
do en- session solemne para recibir en-
su seno como academico al doctor con
jose Ustariz y EscIibane.
Preside Ell marques de Guadalerzas,
quien tenfa su derecho al expfesi-
dente del Congreso senior Villaverde, y
a su izquierda al doctor Pulido direc-
tor general de sandal.
El tema elegido por ell lustre rect
piendariO para su discursO de ingreso
f1e 4" La trastusi6n de la sangre," pro-
blema en- cuyo estudio ell doctor Usta-
riz demostr6 sus vastos conocimientos
cientificos, probando ademas que es
un escritor de gran meritO.
En- tOdas las fases en- que la tIssfu-
sion ha apaIecido en- la historic de la
medicina, va como misteriosa leyenda
de magOs y taumaturgOs, va como ope
raci6n cientifica de h)mbr9s sabios J
de experienced, ell doctor Ustarz hi G
un aralisis complete y brillante del
tema, escuchando al final de su tTaba j1
gfandes aplausos.
LIE contest6 en- nombre de la Aca de-
mia ell doctor Oortezo, leyendo un dis
curse, tambi6n notable y elocuente
que mereci6 la enthusiastic Ovaci6n que
tribute al fnal la numerosa y dis.
| inguida cOncurrencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
Una advertenCia
DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE ms
TRUOOION PUBLIOA

La cCada of;ina ha publoado el ST.
guiente avfso, que nos completeness en-
reproducir.
En- la circular que hace POGO publ
camos estableciendo reglas para la Sc
lecc6n de estud'antes puertOrriquenos,
seg6n ell House Bill n1merO 30, Sc di
ce que los solicitantes deberan probar
que sus padres han nacido en- Puerto
Rico. Debe entenderse, sin embargo,
qne el que ell padre 9 la madre sola-
mente haya nacido en- Puerto Rico no
seIa un Inconvenience para que el can
didato sea elegdo. Er el csso de que
los padres de algGn j0ven no hayan
naoido en- esta isla per0 que en- ella Ie-
sdan hace tempo, y Sc encuentfen es
tablecdos, 20 aconsejaTia ese joven
que Sc ex4miEase y plesentase ell case
Ia Oomisi6n, la cual hara cuantas
concesiones sean. .posibles en- favor Ge
los aspirantes que h&yan tenidO com
p,eto exitO en- los examenes.
San Juan, Puerto Rico Mayo q de
1901.
". G. Brambaugh.
Comisionado de instruction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
ConSejo Executive

Aver las once, celebr6 session ell Con-
sejo Executive, sin la asistencia de los Sc
nores Brioso Brumbaugh.
Fu6 leida una communication del alcalde
do HuMacao, sometiendo la aprobaci6n
del Executive, un acuerdo de aque corce.
jo municipal sobre impuestos especiaes.
Pas6 le Comisi6n de Rentas una CO..
muncaci6n del alcalde de Ca)ey some
tiendO la aprobaci6n del Consejo Eje-
cutivo una tarifa de impuestos munici
pales para ell presupuesto de 1.901-1 902.
Sc lego una communication de don Agus
tin j. Diaz, alcalde de Aguas buenas, pre-
guntsndo, 81 aquel Oonsejo municipal po-
dra imponer durante ell pr6ximo afio fiscal
los impuestos autorzados por la Orden
General ndmero I76 del 800.
Sc di6 lectura & uua communication del
alcalde de Pennelas, pidiendo una nota
de las tasaciones Eechas en- la propiedad
de aquella Jurisdiction
Fu6 acuerdo conceder 80 dias de pro-
rroga al senior j. ID. FL. Luce otros para
aceptar la franqucia va acordada para Ia
construction de un muelle de espig6n en-
Ponce.
Sc coucedi6 licencia hasta L. de Agosto
{ los seflores Hunt Barbosa.
Fu6 nombfAdo Presidente INFERNO de-
Oonsejo EjetotITo 81 senior Garrison.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29

Los senores Canals Coll J Ca de Lares,
han disueIto la sociedad que, bsio aqualla
ra,6D, giraba en- Lares formaudose otra
con ell nombre de don NJ. Mol, Ia que
Sc dedicara a los mismos negocios que la
extinguida.
Anoche celebraban un bale agunos in
dlvfduos en- una ca2a de Puerta de TERRA
ca Inca
Jacuto Ro,ldguez, vecino de dtcho ia.
rrlo, que drsde hace al Gn tempo estaba
en- malas reacones con II dueno De IL casa
en- nde Sc celebra0a Ia fiesta, Sc presen-
to IN 10 mas annado de Ia diversion IN.
suItando a su antigno euemigo.
Entte los dos Sc entabl6 nna lacaa
brazo partido, sin que por fortuna haya
desgracias que lanentar.
Su otjeto, segda manifesto despu6s R3-
driguez, era interrulupir el baile, 10 que
consigui6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29

Hemos recibido la adjunta invita-
ci6n que para la so.emEe procession de
Corpus Cristi ha sido dirigida, por 'o
senores abajo firmados, todos cat6i
cos de esta ciudad:
"Inspirandose ell Ilustrfsimo sell OF
Obispo en- ell deseo general de esta Ca.
t6lica ciudad, ha resueto celebrar este
ano la procession del Santfsimo Corpus
Christi, a cuyo objeto en- la reunion
habida ell 26 del cOrIiente en- ell PalaCic
Episcopal acord6se nombrar la comi-
sion que suscribe para que organize '
lleve cabo ell expresado pensamiento
La procession del Corpus Christi es
ell acto mas so,emne del culto externo
que los cato icos estamos oblgados
tributar a Oristo Nuestro Senior er ell
adorable Sacramento de la Eucaristfa.
Els la proclamation plblica de una de
las principales verdades de nuestras
creencias, cual es la presencia real del
Hombre Dos, Redentor del mundo, en-
las especies consagradas de pan vino.
TUdos recOrdamOs la solemnidad con
que en- amos anteriC res sc verificaba
esta cat6lica manifestation. Ha llega-
do, por 10 tanto, el momento de expire
sar de un modo ostensible y p1blico
que las tradiciones religiosas viven en-
nuest'as almas. Sc hace precise que
tOdos los que nos honramos con ell pre-
ciado nombTe de cat6.icos, todos los
que seDtimOs en- nuestrOs cOrazones
amor entranable la relig On que nues
tras madres nos inculcaron dtsde la
mas tieIna iDfancia, todos, en- fin, los
que en- nuestIas postrimerfas quis6ra
mos Ser tOrtificados con ell Pan Euca
ristco que vigorice nuestro espfritu
para emprender ell camno de la eter
nidad, pOngamos de nuestra parte es-
pecial empeno en- que este acto resulte
10 mas suntuOsO possible Y dgno de
Aqu6l quion Sc dedica. Es necesa-
rio qua la iniciativa particular muestre
sus energias de una mane-a exponta
nea, y por este motive rogamos a Vd..
encarecidamente no deje de concurrir a
esta solemre procession que itendra lu-
gar en- la tarde del dia 8 Sdel pr6ximo
mes de Junio, y esperamos que nos
indicara usted su conformidad del modo
que estime c0nvenientp.
Nos suscri5imos de uste1 atentos y
seguros servidores,
Pbro. don Baldomero Hernandez,
don Juan Hernandez Lopez, don Fran
cisco de p. Acuna, don Julian E. Blan
co, don Ricardo Hernandez, Antonio
Alvarez Nava, don Pedro Santisteban
don Vicente Balbas, don Rafael GEE
gel, don Julio An1uce, don Jose Maria
Blanco, don Juan A. Saliva"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
LA PRODUCTION
AGRICOLA
EN- ESPANA "A

Ri rendimiento medic anual por hec
tarea de terreno en- ell trigo. es Ell Els
Osfla de cinoo hect6litros y rs litros Ell
las tierras de secano y de 1880 en- Las
de regadfo.
En- los demas paists de Europa
sin distinction de regadfo 8 secano, es
como sigue:
Francia 10; Escocia 81; Iuglaterra
26; Beigica v Holanda %; Austria
Rumanfa 13; Russia 8; Dinamarca, Sue
Ella, Alemania y Noruega 8 a 20; TIA
liza Ii
Para la appreciation de las preceden
tes cifras debe tenerse en- cuenta Ia
escasa polcion de terTeno cultivado,
que hace resute la exigua cantidad de
LII hectolitros de trigo por habitante,
10 que hace inevitable la importe ci0n
del extral jero, con grave ouebran' o
para nuestra situaci6n financlera, pues
TO que esta exportaci6n assemble en- ell
allo nltimo a A 052 474 quintaes me-
tricCs.
DE este deficit en- la production de
trigO, ded1cense gravfsimas consecuen
cias, que los gobernantes deb.eran te
ner muy presentes, para prestar q y
agricultural la atenci0n que meIece.
De 10 mucho que convene fomentar
Ia agriculture nacicnal pueden dar una
idea las siguientes cifras; de una total
extension de mas de ciLcuenta milo
nes de hectareas, ocupan los montes
Z 01 1000 superficie improductiva,
2,4l2, 600 supelfi3ie productive culti-
vada y 4l.277 $3.50 10 cultivada.
Ded1cesc l6glcamente que, q pesar
de que la poblaci6n rural puede calcu-
larse en- tIece miloDes de habitantes,
existen grandes porciones de terrenO
inculto abaudouado 6 cultivado def
cientemente.
La distribution de los terrenos pro-
ductivos Sc puede efectuar en- la forma
siguiente: cultivo del olivo, 1873 8l7
hectareas; de la vid, 100000; cerea
les y legumnosas, 13 $4,000; otros
cultivos y tierras incultas, 24.700,513
hectareas, de las que la mitad pueden
estimarse incultas.
For 10 que respecta q la ganaderia,
las cifraS mas aproximadas son: ga
nado lamar, 10 100000 cabezas; cabrio,
2.635,280; 1.460,250 vacuno; de cerda,
162, ,676; asnal, 527,:22; ass. .902 mu-
laI; caballar, 80 275.
Uuanto para mejorar las impresio-
neS de las precedentes citgas Sc haga
por los GobieInos, Otro tanto tendra
que agradecer ell patriotsmo, poIque
peligro y grande representa- para la
vida naCiona! ell decaimiento de la pro
ducci6u agT{cola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
Ell ASE SINO
de don Jose Mayor

Aver Sc vi6 en- ell Tribunal de Distrito De
San Juan, la vista de la causa incoada 4
Antonio Quinones Megia, por asesnato co
metido en- la persona de don Jose Mayor,
primer cartero dc esta capital
lei Tribunal inspirandose en- un alto sen
timiento de Justicla, conden6 Quinones q
la pena de IL amos de prisidio correctional 6
indemnizac6n a la familia de la yictima de
5000 dollars.
Aver tarde la individua Bel6n Perez,
promoyis un gran escandalo en- la calle
del Sol, inSultando q Margarlta Eneo y
lrrojando sobre esta gran ndmero de pie
dras.
La policfa intervino en- Ell alboroto.
Han resultado muy soemnes las noyenas
que ell pueblo de Sabana-grande celebrt
en- honor de SUI Patriarca San isidro.
En- Yaaco ha empezaco & publicarse III
nueyo peri6dico titulado Gel Eco Puerto
|rriquef0u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
Ell LIBRE TRAFICO
EATRE PUERTO EICO ! IA UNION
lnforme de MIR. Hollander

Sc dice que 81 GobeFnadOr Allen
esta cOnsiderandO seriamente Ia posi
bilidad de OOtener eI c4bOcaie entire
Puerto Rico y los Estados UndoS en
una techa muy Cercana. + Dr. HO-
llander, TeSore!o Dc la Isa, le presen
taga IA nt0lme, dentrO de breyes dias,
dem0stlativo de- desenvolyimientO de
la nueva Ley de Rent $, el cual hara
yer que las eSPeranzas, en- CuautO su
eficacia, han sido pIenamente realiza-
das, que 81 Tesor0 Iusular sc acerca
Tapldamente al punto en- dpnie pJdra
prescindlr de las eulTa las de las Adua
mas que pgoauce su comerci0 con los
Estddos tInld0s, s.E pOner en- peligto,
EN- mod0 aIguno, la Segura situ4ci6n
financ,efa dc la Isla.
SegGn Ia Secci6n 3 dc Ia Ley Fora
keF, el "ab0t3j4 quedaIa esta6leCdO ca
ire Puerto klco y los Estados Uuidos
c0ando la Asamblea Legislative de-
Puerto RICO adOpte un acueld1 mani
Iestand0 que un Sistema adecuado de
contrlbuclOnes lnsuiales ha sido pues-
TO en- practica, y 81 pres dente de los
EStadUs Unldos, al uotilicalsele, 10 pro-
clame = Sc cump,e ei pan que ac =
tuaIEhente Sc esta consideran ID, q Co
belnador Allen c;ta:a La Legislature
de Puerto REQ i session extraorainalia
con objeto de que acuerle dcha resJ
iuci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
Diversas opiniOnes
RESPECTO DE LA LIGA
FRANCO ITALIANA

En- los cfrculos polfticos de Viena Sc
sostiene, segun leemos en- la prensa del
exterior, que una alianza de Italia con
Francia serfa funesta a qauel reino y &
su dinastfa. A1ade tambien que la
salvaci6n del reino italiano esta solo en-
la Triple Alianxa.
Sin embargo, en- ell terreno econ6mi-
co, menos importante que ell polftico,
FIancia 6 Italia puedan llegar q una
inteligencia.
Ell Tolksseitung dice que 81 Italia Sc
aliase con Francia, no solo provocarfa
una ruptura con Alemania y Austria,
sino que tambi6n perderfa el apoyo de
Inglaterra en- ell Mediterraneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29

Dirigirse al mismo Secretario de dicha
Junta para mas informes.
Por 6rder de- la Junta:
William Fawcett Smith, MD.
Secletario.
San Juan, r II. 90
Ha tallecido en- Sabans grande, dofla Jua.
ma Vega de Vegal
Aver ha entrado en- nuestro puerto proce.
dente de Hamburgc, Ell vapor "Oayo RO-
mano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
Tribunal de pOliCla

DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL
Lucas Correa, por portar aTmas prohibi
das, tres dias de trabajos forzados.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Belen Perez, por escandalo maltrsto
de obras Margarita Eneo, dos dollars de
muIta cuatro diaS de arresto.
Ha fallecido en- eSta capital el sefor don
Eduardo Gonzalez Beltran, anciano respe-
tabilfsimo miembro de una de las mas dis.
tinguidaS familias de esta ciudad.
Descanse en- paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
pnR S5

En- el establecimiento del Boletino por peso.
SO construyen los siguientes sellos de gonna sus
periores I: / sello comercial do cualCuor forna;
id; pdguese q la orden, ETC., / id. duplicada
i'd. pagado; / Id. recIbimos; i'd. aceptamos
cnalquier otro en- csc estilo, con SD almohadilla
inagotable. Todo por s5 moneda oorriente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-29
NOtiCia impOrtante

Por ell presente Sc informa que les exA
menes para obtener licencia de M6dicO,
Dentista, Fannae6utico, Practlcante, Co
madrona Epfermera, Sc veriicaran ep as
ofcinas de la Junta Superior de Sanidad en-
San Juan, en- las siguientes fechas: