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The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
FALL CAMPAIGN IN THE STAT6S
WILL Be INTERESTING rs INDICAT-
lNGFEELING ON NATIONAL AFFAIRS
New York as Usual Is the Center Of interest
David B. Hill the Most Interesting Figure

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June Gu
bernatorial politics promise to run
neck and neck this year in popular in
terest with the Congressional cans
paign. In ALL twenty-four States
will elect governors, and as some of
these are pivotal States for the prestige
of one or the other party in federal
politics, the strife will be correspond
ingly furious.
| Recent happenings in New York ac-
centuate the Importance of the guber-
Material campaign there. First of all,
| it Is the Presidents State, and the eyes
of the country will be upon its< candi-
/ dates and it's vote in November, just
as was the case with Ohio for several
years while the late William Mckinley
was in the White House. Many are
! looking to New York for a Moses to
4 lead the Democratic party In 1904, and
] If such an one appears 1t may be q
successful Democratic gubernatorial
candidate of 1902 Within few days
Ex-Governor David b. Hill himself
! Presidential timber. has moved the
! Democratic headquarters from New
/ York City to Albany. a visible sign OF
! his supremacy now over the Empire
| State Democracy Mr.. Hill will un-
doubtedly dictate the Democratic nom-
inee for governor this fall, but the
| State convention will not meet till
some time late in September or early
| in October. The intervening period
will be filled with much speculation as
to who his man is to be.
Outside of the Empire State. Chief
Justice Parker, OF the court of ap-
peals. has been most talked of In that
con ection. Should he be willing to
sacrifice the remainder of a long term
on the bench, which he has just begun
and which pays a large salary, and
were Mr.. Hill willing to name him for
governor, Judge Parker would become
figure of commanding interest In
/ national politics during this campaign.
There Is gossip to the effect that Mr..
Hill will see to 1t that no Democrat is
nominated who can eclipse him as a
Presidential candidate. The more or
less vigorous boom which has been
started for Mr. Fred Cook. of Roches-
ter is regarded as somewhat signif-
cant in that direction. Mr.. Cook is a
native of Germany, and would - very
strong with the German voters, who
hold the balance of power in most OF
the cities of New York. But his for
eign birth, even were he elected as
governor. would preclude his nomina-
ton for the Presidency.
Two years ago Mr.. Hill was ardently
for the nomination of Comptroller Co
Ter, who is now something of a factor
, In the race Mr. Hill went into con
vention dominated by Tammany and
stuck for Coler even to the extent oi
. allowing the steam roller to run over
him. That does not necessarily mean
that Hill is for Coler now. but 1t enters
vividly into the speculation regarding
his present attitude
The triumph of Mr. Hi as dictator
4( New York Democracy has CONS
i40out through the downfall Of the com
Dination Of Democratic bosses In th'
zig cities Croker has been thrown
, 1gu IL ,..v York; Mack, who ruled
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
UNIVERSITY. BILL
CaiI8d I'D and Passed ard Senator
Bard0f California Has Prom
ised 20 Help the Statehood
Measure

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 6,--Ari-
gons had a few innings in the Senate
Of the United States today concurrent
with the return OF Delegate Smith
from kentucky.
Mr. Smiths health is entirely re-
stored and 1t was plain today that he
had business l.: the Senate. He ap-
paared in the senior chamber of legis-
alton a little before meeting time,
and passed from one Senator to an
cher on both s'des OF the chamber
aud held earnest converse.
The result of his work was made ap-
la..nt soon afeer the Senate convene :.
The bill 10 raiify the act of the Ari-
aona legislature providing funds for
,he erection of additional buildings for
the University OF Arizona was called
up and passed without division.
Then the bill authorizing the super
r.sors OF Navajo county Arizona. TO
refund s43 600 of its bonded indebted
ness at per cent was called up and
passed
This cleared the Senate calendar OF
Arizona bills. except. of course. the
statehood measure, and some items In
general Appropriation bills.
Mr. Smith and Governor Murphy
lad long talk With Senator Bard. OF
California. last night. and 1t Is under
stood that the California Senator has
partially pledged himself to support
the omnibus Bill when 1t Is next called
up IN the committee on Territories.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06

| In Buffalo, has gone over to Hill;
Murphy, in Troy. is near the end Of his
sway. These men, with Mclaughlin,
of Brooklyn. and the leaders in the
small cities in the State, had a COM
bination which Mr. Hill for a time
could not overtop.
The Republicans generally take 1t
for granted that Governor Odell will
be renominated. The chances favor his
reelection as he has been a conserva-
tive and popular executive.
The other States which will elect a
governor this year are Arkansas, Cali
forna, Colorado. Connecticut. Idaho.
Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Massachu-
setts Michigan. Minnesota, Nebraska,
Nevada. New Hampshire, North Da-
kota, Oregon. Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Tex
as. Wisconsin,, Wyoming.
| Oregon voted last Monday. Ver-
month will be the next to vote, a spir-
/ tied contest for the Republican nom
ination being now in progress there,
with General Mccullough, a civil war
veteran, apparently In the lead. One
of the candidates is Mr. Fletcher Proc
tor, son of Senator Proctor and for
mer speaker of the Vermont house
Maine will be third OF the JStates to
vote, her elections being on the sec
ond Monday In September. one week
after VeTmont's election. Rhode
Islands election of a governor occurs
annually. but after the November
| election.
81 AH.,
| will hold their conventions in the early
autumn. both for the nomination Of
governor and for members of Con-
gress. Maine and Vermont will be
the exceptions. because of the early
date of their elections The guberna-
torial contest in Pennsylvania has
been raging for weeks, and delegates
| to the State convention are now being
rapidly chosen.
In the middle west and in the north
west the convention period Is now on,
as Is attested by the numerous abb
sentees from the national House to at
tend these gatherings. Michigan will
have two gubernatorial candidates in
the field at an early day. The Repub-
| lican convention in Minnesota will be
H9lu july /, WIN lne reHOlHiHdllUu Oi
Governor Van SAINT already assured
Democrats have been urging ex-Gov-
ernor Lind to run again but thus far
he has refused He is the only Dem
ocrat who has any chance of carrying
the State. The two gubernatorial
candidates have already been named in
Kansas-exR xRepresentative Bailey for
the Republicans and Mayor w. H,
Craddock. of Kansas City, for the Dem
ocrats and PopuIists.
Bitter factional fights In some of the
Republican States will affect the gu
bernatorial campaign. and give it more
than usual zest This Is particularly
true OF California and Wisconsin. It
was true also Of Oregon, where the
meaning Of a small registration and
the sullen attitude If the wing of the
party that recognizes senator Simon
for It's leader was made apparent by
the probable defeat OF the Republican
candidate for governor.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
THE GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON
TILES TOLD OF STATESMAN.

observed Mr.. Kluttz of North Carolina,
IN the Democratic cloakroom. He
is still living. and as the county Is still
on the map. | shall mention the names
of neither.
But he was power as an indepen-
dent, received an election to the legts-
lature and a reelection. Nobody
could ever get him to declare whether
he stood with the Democrats or Re-
publicans in his political views. At
last the Presidential canvass of 1880
came on with great fury in my county.
and my Independent friend was again
a candidate for the legislature.
The boys were determined to make
him declare himself. They badgered
him on every stump where he ap-
peared, demanding whether he was for
Garfield or Hancock. At last they
worried the wary old fellow 10 such
an extent that he promised on . GER
tain day to state his predictions be-
tween the Presidential candidates.
"A mighty throng of voters gathered.
for the entire county was keenly In
terested in the man who had success
fully straddled the fence for so many
years.
''Friends and fellow citizens. said
he. as he started on his declaration. I
have keerfuny considered the kalifer-
cashuns OF both these ERE kendidates
fer the high awfls of President, and
after this keerful considerashun / am
led ter believe thet General Hancock
should be elected fer President and Mr..
Garfield for Vice President
1T was the most artistic feat or po-
litical straddling ever observed"
commented Mr.. KluttZ.
And he was reelected to the legis-
lature?'
"No" rejoined the king OF all Tar
heel recanteurs; 'he fell ignominious-
ly outside the breastworks. The| Do
claration was fatal to his: Legislature
career" sss
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
Cdrt6r'S hCCOfnDIlCoS
Fight 6Ktrddltl0n

NEW YORK. June G.--Marion Err
win, I'aited States attorney for the
Southern district of Georgia. and spe-
cial assistant to tle attorney gene. 81
In he conduct OF the extrad.tioa suit
against John +. ''ayHor and Ben anll
II. Greene, has ictufned from .lueba
The question now at issue" Mr.. Err
win said, lis whether the Judge of the
supreme superior court at Quebec can
lawfully take Greene and Gaynor from
the eXtradition commission at Mon
treal, who secured the warrant upon
which the men were arrested at the
Chateau Frontenac. We contend that
the jurisdiction extends over the pro-
vince, and the writ of his court can
rot stand" Mr. Erwin will return to
Quebec In a few days.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06

cananea have no fear whatever Of an
attack being made on them BY the
Indians. -, -
THE new railroad which Will DC
built by w. c. Greene through the
Yacui couitry will foreyer settle an
disputes between the Yaquis ard tie
Mexican government" Mr. Men, 's
continued. 1.-The government "1i 3e
able to tarnsfer Its soldiers throufg =
that country at very rapid rate az 4
cut off the Yaquis in their raids. ana
will be a safe guarantee to all ,h9
American prospectors who go into 1 Il
rich country lookin gfor minerals.
Other reports from the faqui co9n-
state the situation there Is cohsio@-
worthy of considerable alarm.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06

WASHINGTON, D. C., June6.-The
vote in the House for the abolition of
drinks in the Capitol restaurant moved
James Montreville Moody of North
aroiina yesterday to en- ant.dote:
over in ths great valley where the
Mississippi rolls toward the sea-" said
tl..s mountaiueer. 1T makes an enor-
nous b18a something like fifteen
nalea a. member it. The waters
s.qirl around ! large extent or terri
sary. which denominated in that
region the X
AN aepiga for the House from the
distrlee c3HY sing the neck went
3c var there ~ uAmpaign against the sit
flna member. who hau, according to
the Congressional Record, been alb
sent from numerous roll calls con-
tinued Mr. Moody. who is by no means
a freQuenter If the House bar, but
who neverthe SIS enjoys a good story.
Where was your member when
your public business was being trans
acted on the floor of the House,? in
Quired the orator. He was not at his
post of duty He was off and gone.
In washington they nave thelu Sliueo
palaces; they have them large mir
lrors and II scoed ceilings, where
drinks are 90 Your member Of
Coneress wa here while public busi-
ness was belGs transacted
( Mister br)ke in an angular look
ing man way back In the rear of the
audience. a. n, unfolded himself and
rose to a gre height, 1 would jes'
like TO MAJ, ne observation. From
1.-THE tee-nor OF o remarks and the pro-
gress Of 80 ii course, reckon yo' are
agin drinha, a I wishes to observe
that. # so, 81 will receive nary vote
IN this mech.
Down in .ue of the counties of my
State i are w.,s once a man who ran
for the leg sla, Ire as an independent, "
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
President WQ1't GGt

WASHINGTON, y, c.
ter a conference with the H.
the cabinet today, Presid at Il
decided that there Is no ieFal 8.
for interference by him in the disp~.'
between the coal operators and tn
striking miners.
The question was discussed at grea
length. but as the law of 1892, whici
conferred such authority upon tn
President, has been repealed, I'd
President has no desire to assume u
responsibility which the Ne" lor
Board OF Trade suggested
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
Shot bu Denver Man
VII i'm DIaa!)n

SALT LAKE, tah. lor@
,or men mixed u III H
shooting effray that
short Line train neal hays'4..
ovening, L. A. or James ~
who saws he is Denver saloco @..p
or entered the Pullman ana Fh'
Iomas Donnelly in the back.
tba train reached Ogden, Donns,
Jumped off and disappeared. ,ag Iouag
Il was learned that he had his wo%uhu %
dressed and later took the train 1ol
Denver. Stanley is in Jail, but stanoS
a good chance Of escape without pun,
ian ment, as Donnelly is gone ana Tue
origin of the quarrel Is a mystery
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06

SACRAMENTO. Cal, June Ga
plague of grasshopers is threatened
in tie foothill districts of Eldorado,
Placer and Sacramento counties.
All signs point to enormous crops OF
fruit md grain, but the hoppers have
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
in KING EDWARDS COMMONS
Man G6C D.unA and FIOht and nil tA6 S1mb
as Elsewhere

latter Is seventy-eight years old
The fight occurred after the two
men and their companions had been
drinking heavily
The place on the beach where the
party stopped bore evidence of having
been the scene Of a severe struggle.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
Rains IN IOWA
D0WNP0UR I.hST NIGHT
Crops. Houses, Railroads Injured
and Previous Rain Records
Broken

DES MONIES, la, June Central
Iowa suffered last night from one OF
the seyerest transforms experienced in
years,
Damage was done to highways, rail-
road tracks and buildings, as we'll as
to growing crops.
At Clarinda 5.24 inches fell In three
hours. while in Des Moines LA inches
was recorded.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
KRUGER EXEMPTED
FROM BRITISH FEHLTy
All the BOer Delegates In Europe
Have Been Guaranteed Sale
Conduct Home

LONDON. June 6.-The Birmingham
Post. the home organ of Joseph
Chamberlain, today says that owing
to his age and infirmities the British
government has waived the claim for
acknowledgement by Kruger of Brit
ish sovereignty over the Transvaai.
and has guaranteed to all the Boer
delegates In Europe safe conduct to
their homes in South Africa.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06

1AKrrsH. B. C. June 6.-One man
NNl ,, and another probably fatally
is 1 ocaI 20 The result of bloody fight
inJateu ;,s tool, % place five miles below Ma
kush. ny Cole and Nels
The uF"o hod his skull fractured. The
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
6RBl Ystt ~,,0bURST
\DG0KE IN NEBRASKA
A Foot OF Water Fell In Three
Hours in the Town Of Court
land

BEATRICE, Neb,, June 6,--A cloud
burst struck the town of Cortland late
yesterday, doing much damage.
One foot Of water fell in three hours.
Crops were in many places COM
pletely washed away. Small streams
became raging torrents, and persons
living on the lowlands were forced to
remove to places of safety
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
FIRST SHOT HIS BEEN FIRED
Conditions in the Pennsylvania Goal Regions
Not LOOKING Peaceful

President Mitchell said: 1T is un-
safe for children to walk along the
streets or roads bordering % tne yD!-
lieries. The irespons' men em-
ployed by the compani' 10 do police
duty are not to be trust
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
Local Weather Report.

Tie temperature in Tucson today. is
reported by Observer f. L. Wetmore, is
as follows
Minimum - 81
Maxirnuua 9s
Mean - IT'S
Wind Ueat clouds west barometer
low
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
aD5S OF GRASSHOPPE,RS
hro Threatening the Crops OF California hltl!
GOmDI6t6 Destruction

made their appearances 81 ~
countless thousands In Pimeek
and the farmers are greatly A1 =
An appeal has been n11de
Agricultural Department uk t1 u
University. asking thnt expe r
sent TO aid In repelling the tnxn
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-06
Metal and Monev Market.

NEW YORK, June Mexican dol
lars. 42c; silver. So; Copper.
easy, 1925 l2.52t9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
@ 8NOTHGEAS 3 o

~ Ell vapor espanol Miguel de Larri
naga', sa6 de Liverpool, directo para este Puer-
to el 22 del corriente mes. Son sus consigna-
tarics los sefiores Sobrnos de Ezquiaga.
- Nos aseguran que no hay tales ca
SOS de malaria en- el Asilio de Be1efcerca. Un
diario de aqui y otro de MaYaguez dieron esa
notcia, qra carece de fundarento
- Nuestro estimado amigo don Juan
A. Perez, duef1o del Nuevo Co,nado (San Justo
oI) ha pubIicado una hoja impresa 'anuuciando
los selectos artlculos que tiene en- 81 estable-
Cimiento.
X. Don Cruz tiene hoy 592 hu9spedes.
~ Aver ingfesaron p areopagitas en- Ia
carcel de San Jaan.
- Aver EMBARGO para les Estados Uni
dos el j6ven don Luis Ear.
~. Los examenes para maestros no Sc
veri6caran hasta Junio proximo
-. Sc encuentra en- las Marias ell agente
Z Rentss Internas Mr.; dolst lnvestigando las
elea.ls municipaes dc aque pueblo.
- Mr., Lindsay, Com;sionado de Edu-
caci6n, saldra en- breve yisitar los dis.ritos
escolares.
~ Parece que once mariaeros areopa-
qtas Sc han frgado de los barcos en- que sir
yoI Il poIicla los busca
=. Aver fu4loa asistidos eA q cAarto &c
sccorfo. tres individucs.
~ E. Vieraoa Sc rcun;ra e Concej2
municipal.
49, Zoilo Ruiz Ia ingresado en- ell mani
comic.
X. Ha fallecido don Manuel Abril
rs, Sc han regs.rado en- el Juzgado de
San Francisco los nacln.entos de Rauson B. V.
8ringhan Maria G-orgi1a Castro Fernandez.
~. En- la n2isa mayor de nlaflana, en- "a
Ca-ed1ai, ofciar4 el seIor Obispo
~. Esta noche celebrara reuni6n el club
"Circelos Pue.torrique1o" con1puea.o de ele-
mentos de Ia juvertud obrera dc san Juan.
-. la salido para la isla e s-ilor don
Enrique Rubio, empieado de obras pdb icas
~ Eldia de ta9cuas Sc efeciuaran una jt1-
gada dc Foot bal" en- el Sitio Que ocupaba 81
Country Club, al que asistir&n aganas damas
de S.nturCe.
-. Ea "a Gale de San Justo namero 43
al prestar servicjo dc limpieza el tren Dc sani-
dad de San Juan, dej6 no muy gratos olcres en-
aquel vecindario que no iene Ii cnlpa de 10 de
tectuoso de'acuellas rnaquinas de trabajo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
Descubrimiento Prodigioso

Tdnto en- AuGrica como Europa, eXisten
varios hombres dc ciencia que Sc dedican eS-
tudiar e problema de Ia vision laroa distan-
cia, por medic de Ia eieccricidad. Hasta el pre-
sente, todaS las tentativas habfan fracasado.
Pero ana revista belga saii6 hace pocos dias
dlclendo q.le 81 descubrimieuto Sc hab1a al fin
realizado de mojo Satisfactorio.
Al efecto, dedicaba una coumna entera a
revelar el secreto diciendo qae como un obieto
g We nerced Ia ployeccion de Ia retina de
'oS rayoS iurninOsoS, einitidOS Il nismo tempo
p9r todos los puntos ma e-iales del Obieto mira
do, de lgual modo 81 sc disponen algunos miles
de aparatos SenejanteS con otros tantos miles
de conductores uniendo ca(ia cuerpo t.as-
nllSor cada Cuerpo reCeptor, es evideEte qre
puede reproduclrse q lnagen. acto seguido
eApicaba con gran luio de detalles, "a m4Dcra
de reallzar Ia operaC.on, y como al proyectarse
los rayOS llmlnoSos del cuerpo que eStaDa en-
a eatacIoa .rasmlaora Sc reproducla IA inagen
en- Ia reccptora.
Pero el inventor ha escrito al autor del ar
tfcuo, dciendole que ha ido excesivameate~ dc
pIisa CT 81 informaci0n
Contiesa que IA lugrado eipedir una ina
gen dlstancla, pero una imagen sin color9s
con el aspecto de Ia fotografia.
Bn el aparato trasrnisor coloca Ell re.rato
de una persona parfectaaeate iuminada por {
Sol en ei aparato receptor, en- otra caja ce-
rrada por comp.eto pone III papel fotogrd6co
CUE ia el cliche negative de Ia iLagen desa-
rrollada.
Luego, afiade el inventor que firma J. p:
"El aparat5 para yer dissancia tiene que ser
como el tnfo, pero sin cajas Ell aparato que
trasrnite Ia "imagen" gtra con una velocidad
de 500 vueltas p0r nlinuto nlientras que el que
Sc necesita para yer a dlstancla, tenlrfa que
grar razou de 3o,ooo, coSa que destruirf4 en-
segulda el mecanisnlo colocado en- el arbol de
rotacion
El autor de este trabajo estna, sin en-
barge, que el problema 10 es de impossible SO :
luclon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
ENrRADAs DE TRAvESIA


De Bonaire (Curazao, via Aguadilla) gol.
hol Trader" la orden, 1853 BIS sal granel.
ENTRADAS DE COsTANEROs
De Fajardo y Vieques bdra Gala Blanca"
en- lastre.
De Fajardo Culebra bdra "Pedrito" H.
Goodar Geld, 8 CTS aqua mineral CTS sidra.
SALIDAS DE TRAvESIA
Ninguna.
sAL1DAs DE CosTANERos
Para Vieuues bdra Maria Artau' con car
ga general
Para Aguadila ruta vap. amer. "Vasco'
con carga general.
Para Habana escaas vapor cubano "Ju-
liza"
Para varios puertos de Ia Isla vapor amer.
F'Porto Rico.
OPERACIONEs SOBRE Ell MUELLE
Por Samuel Israel.
Freirla Alfonso co, 800 SIS arroz Japon
Por Isidro A. Sanchez
a Freirfa, Alfonso co, 20 SIS garbanzos 4
coronas especiales, Fuente Sanco Alfarnate.
Por Sobrinos de Ezquiaga:
La Union Is SIS garbanzos
Por J. Ochoa Hmno:
ala Liga de Detallistas Gonzalez Fon-
tanals co, 20 cIs mantequilla.
Por Caldas y co:
Freir1a, Alfonso CO. IA SIS papas.
La Lga de Detallistas, Riera Hrnnos
Gonzalez Fontanals y co, 220 canastos CebollaS.
OPERACIoNEs DE BUot Es EN- PUERTO
TRAVESIA
San Jose Nlallorca y Barcelona
Springfield descargando
Martha Z. Wallace descargando
Justine H. IngersoI descargando
Atlantic descargando
India descargando
Alicia descargando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
FL gran desc 4briniento.

Estd el doctor Jacques Loeb catedratico de
Ia Unieersdad de Chicago, en- 10 que & cree ca
1nlno recto para hallar la piedra hlosofal. EIa
&c dos aiIos descubrio que con cierto elixir de
sli invenci6n Sc hacla palpitar el coraz6n de
tortugas mnertas, y ahora encuentra que su
elixir es poderoso restorative para mamiferos
moroundos. Haee dlaS Aizo eXperimentos el
;}rofeso- L0eb, ante SOS estudantes. Present6
llasilfferqs aeG orden mas interior, como rAto-9
2@s 1Ats endo cerros y gatoS. lses1
q 8>a~.esga pr..c cara 1r, ea,anf1ne, lesf
J.. gv iNir y se n5tI cue los 1o-l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24

razones les palpitaban con golpe ritmico de
ft1erza natural Dice ahora el doctor Loeb que
cree hallarse Immediate al halazgo del medic
de prolongar la vida humana. Su elixir no
puede ser cosa mas sencilla al alcance de
todas las fortunas como de todas las inteligen-
cias Consiste en- una solucion de aqua y sal,
dandole TN sonido algo mas cientidco cacio,
sodio, inyectado en las venas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN


Esp. Martin Saenz"- -Salio de Canarias
con destino este puerto y los de Mayagnez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Habana, New Or
leans, el dia IS del corriente mes.
Alem. "Bolivia" ".-Procedente de Hambur-
go escaias llegara a este puerto hacia el 20
del corriente mes.
Esp. Leon XIII"-Sali6 de Cadiz con deS-
tino este puerto el dia IS del corriente mes,
hacienda esca1a en- Canarias.
Amer "Coamo" Del puerto de New York
salio el 20 del crrnte directamente para este
Cub. "Julia" Ell dia Is del corriente mes
por la mafiana saldra de este puerto con des-
tino al de la Habana escalas internedias.
Cub. maria Herrera '.-Procedente de Ha-
bana escalas intermedias, llegara este puer-
to del 2S al 80 del corriente mes
Esp "Catalina" u Hacienda escalas en- Pal
ma de Mallerca, Valencia, Alicante, Malaga,
Cadiz Canarias, saldra de Barcelona el dia 80
del corriente mes, con destino este puerto y
los de Mayaguez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Ha-
bana New Orleans.
Ing. miguel de Larrfnaga" Con destino
a este puerto debe haber salido directamente
del de Liverpool Ell dia 20 del co1riente mes.
Amer. 'Arkadia". DE New Orleans salio
el dis 20 Gel corriente mes con destino 4 este
puerto y otros de Ia Isla