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The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
SPANS YOUNG KING.
His Life Will Not Be One of TnaL
l0yed Pleasure.
Ne Eaters UpOa His Reign Uader Dis
cOuragins Social aHd Political
COnditiOns-Last OF Boar
ben RsEers

King Alfonso XIII. has been
crowned king of Spain. He took the
oath under melancholy conditions.
He is the third monarch of the re-
stored house of Bourbon, which gave
way in 1908 to Joseph Bonaparte, and
in 1870 TO the house of Savoy, which
was set aside by the republic three
years later, the BOurbons returning
to power with the father of the
young king in 1873.
Maria Christina, who has been the
head of the state during the infancy
of the heir, has been without re-
proach in public and private life, and
has probably administered the af-
fairs of the decrepit monarchy as
well as its conditions have made pos
sible.
Young King Alfonso, says the Chi
cagO Chronicle, becomes the conStf-
tutiOnal sovereign of 100000 peo-
pie sparsely distributed at the rate
of 90 to the square mile. The consti-
tuition proclaimed in 1876 places in
the legislature Jointly with the king
the power of making the laws. This
reaetionary feature of the funda-
mental law of Spain manifests the
Bourbon curse.
The people made the constitution,
but confessed that they dare not
trust themselves with the making of
their laws. The legislature is COM
plicated by various categories of SEN
atOrs, grapdees, university represent
atives and academicians, notoriousIy
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
to Code Reducing the
Numbsr-Statement Prepared show
Ing the Amounts Received and Ex-
pended Under Hew System.

before the code went into effect
the law provided for the appointment
Of fifteen justices of the peace, thoug h
there were usually about ten holding
office. The fee system was in vogue
and each justice retained what fees
he received. IN January 1898. the
Bar Association appointed COM
mittss 10 InveItigate the matter and
report a remedy for then existing
eVI,A. The committee recommended
the establishment of a municipal court
TO consist of four judges, with clerks
and officers. This measure was ap-
proved by the Bar Association, and
Sss included in the first draft OF the
code, but so strong was the opposition
to The reduction OF the number Of
justices hat amendments were made
whlchtTeEulted tn: present law.
This committee OF the Bar Associa-
ton reported that in 1897 there we're ten
justices of the peace and that durisg
that year IS ,6S7 cases were instituted
before them, Of this number one JUS
tiCe had about 1000, another about
I. goo, and another obOut $500, while
the others had comparatively few
cases. Thes reported also that the
number Of contested cases was les.
than 20 per cent of those instituted
and that the municipal court, asre
commended, would be self-sustsininK
although r, duciion in fees be made
"Ths present system IS not seif.sus-
taining, though the fees have been il
creased, and it appears tkat the jus
acss of the peace do not have sufficien
, work TO keep them busy. Some ,
them have had practic&llyRnOthinK 4
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07


Ha!' 10 his element when contending
against heavy odds, Although his hair
40, been turned gray by the frOstE
u man, winters, III spirit he is as in
a.L'.a",e as ever, as ready to lead a
-.I.oI hope as he was to lead d charge
il The oay when he was a years young
tT than now.
q 'hr national campaign of 1896
l5 refused 60 support the candidacy
" william D. Bryan, and enrolled him
'slh lAe ranks Of the national demOc-
ialy With Gen. John ". Palmer as its
''--loaje. In 1900 he still refused to
-FPy', Nr. Bryan. and although be
''A d" part in the campaign, was
lo."' ,, TO favor the reelection Of Mr..
-'A,4'eN, that being. as he expressed
j" The least Of two evils"
''l Bragg served for four terms
~ ~. '.IgTess after the close Of the war.
0-'!y id the house he was an uncom-
-I's.Hg democrat, opposing with all
igor and c.oquence the republican
,-'.l. lie was appointed minister to
r'A.eo by President Cleveland in 1887.
many years he was without a su-
.',''r as a political debater, and the
'''''N "i the house of representa-
were always we'll filled when il
.... A"""h he was to speak. In the
,,.. ..-". democratic convention Of
held in Chicago. he made the IA
40 speech seconding the nomination
. We cleveland for the presidency,
.' --''D he used the famous phrase,
g..'t! 20 the assault of a Tammany
't.''e upon Mr. Cleveland: I'VE
A.. -',' Tor the enemies he has made. A"
u. f"'0se became rallying cry OF
,.-..nl anpAlgn and did much toward
gII"lg The democratic party in Mr..
~ ',1Au "a support, although it wild
''e breach between him and the
,,-5r- any faction and doubtless con.
6 ~, ~ somewhat 70 the election of
n, bragg has pleasant home at
E.3 VI Lac Wis, where he has re-
d. since settling in the state.
bp,'s,"-'eF IS married TO a lieutenant
sp..ut- h''ed States navy. another tc
o. ","sh' ,' Fond du Lac business man
'"'Fd Is at home with him.
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
VETERANS LIKE HIM.
pr,ss,d With President for Hon.
oring Gen. Bragg.
-. In HistOry ss Com mmanAer Of
-. Iron BriEade"-FearIess -
Rattle sad Always Active
IN Politics

s.,s,,y-fve years have silveTed the
.rt heard Of Gen. Edward S.
L., L. WISCONSIN. who has just been
-,rs5rrsd Uy President Roosevelt as
-fi RI. grneral al Havana. Almost
.,.--.rn-5,g il stature, the veteran Is
,..r IL the possession Of great mental
rg.r lis rye IL yet clear and pierre
.-- 5i. conversation entertaining, HIS
-, keen. h.s sarcasm as ineisive as IN
~. DAYS when be was a leading figure
~ .Fs ro,iticaI contentious that early
-.r. him q national as well as a local
g.. lie vas ever a contTOversialist,
and rofhug delighted him more than
- hs Ip thu heat Of every political
s,h, stale and national. de made a
f'.,of enemies during his long career,
,rt his friends quote his own words,
tered in the convention that NOM
mated Nr. Cleveland the second time
t-r the presidency: I'VE love him for
.ta enemies he has made"
II was as the commander Of the IA
y.gs Iron brigade in the army of the
Potomac during the civil war that Gen.
Frsgg won his chief title to eyerlast-
!rg fame. The brigade consisteC( of
f- Second. Fifth and Sixth WiscOn.
81 regiments, and the Nineteenth In
diana. and with few changes this or
g4lzation was maintained until the
ta.e af the war. The late Gen. John
faa.a was the original commander,
f.t au his promotion 10 the command
G d corps Gen. Bragg was placed in
control From the date Of his assum-
.-gh.s duties go the close Of the war
DE- was constantly al the head Of his
n-1. cheering them on to gallant
deeds
Gen. Bragg is just such a fighter in
r.-..cs as le was in war, and he is al
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
: sample Of scotch C.v,,o..

lssr,..-''a'n Scottish minister in a west
.h.sr parish has never Yet been
.G rnr. w. permit stranger to occupy
areR ~" :. Lately, however. an Edin-
4 ',v unity student was spending
.Sm,au uays IN the parish, and on the
he called at the manke and
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07

asked tEe minister 10 be allowed "a
preach she following day. my dear
young man." said the minister, laying
a hand gently on the young mans
shoulder, gin 1 lat ye preach tie
morn, and ye gle. better sermon than
me. my fowk wad never again be salts
fed wi my preaching; and gin gre nae
a better preacher than me. ye'se no.
worth listening tact"
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
Chsatham In Demand.

Prom the n. c. Herald.
We were present on the 9TH inst.
when = delegation Of some of the be. q
c1lOred men OF the District called on
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07

Total cases instituted 1878
Total amt reed by the Dist, $49s967
Total payments by DistiCt 10 Justices s. .I3soo
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07

SOAsOHeK vita s<veS HasS4,
schooner with seven masfs is sieSV
in course Of construction at Boston.
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07

H-,a.y Appointed United States Consul
Genera. al HavauaJ
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
KING ALFONSO XII.

(The Boy Ruler of Spain Whose Time OF
Trial Has Just Begun.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

the support Of army and navy. But the
76 600 900 Of Americans are now pay ny
counting IN, q Mr.. Vanderlip should have
done, the el4O, ,OOO, 900 year In psnsions)
$A 50 kead for the same purposes. Already
therefore, We arc grAtnitosly cripplng
ourselves with military expenses in way
to give our competitcrs hope, ard our co.
liOnial and military ambitions are calling
70" more money every year. Was there
ever such clear case Of national folly At
the height Of eur great opportunity, with
the markets Of the world 1t our mercy, wo
|stupidly cling to fiscal policy which turns
the hand Of every trading nation against
NJ, and then proceed iurther to weight
ourselves in the race for commercial supre-
macy, where We might % easily have .
clear course, by committing the very blum
der our anxious competitors were hoping
We would fall into-thst ID, We sap Oul
strength and dissipAte our energies by gong
lin for costly and burdensOms military
establishment. a.rsr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
Local Notice To Mariners.
Porto Rico--Great Harbor.
CULEBRA ISLAND.

Notice 10 lereby given that the following
buoys were placed in Great 81 4rbor, Guile
bra Island, Porto Rico, on December II,
1901. All bearings are magnetic:
YELLOW SHOAL BUOY, red God
class nun, 2, placed IN "a feet It mean low
water, on the following bearings:
Punta Osrenero, N. 3t8 W.
Puota OOlorsds, N NV. 1l8w.
Puuts Sold. do, W. 3l8 3.
GROUPFR SHOAL BUOY, red 3rd
class nun, A, placed in "a feet ss mean low
water, or the following bearings:
PuntA Oabrss, NNw.
Punta HOidadO, SsC. by W.
Punta Colorado, NV 1l8 N.
SNAPPER SHOAL BUOY, red Ord
Q ass nun 9, placed IN "a tees At mean low
water, on ihs following bearings:
Punta Oarenero, Nv. SAN.
Punta Colorado, WNw. 38W.
Punta Soldad.. Sw.
MIDDLE GROUND BUOY, black 3rd
class can, placed 10 70 feet at mean low
water, on the following bearings:
Punta Oabras, INV. 7l.6w.
Panta Colorado, No. by 20. $50.
Punta Soldado Sw la g.
NTAOARENERO SHOALBUOY
red Bird clsss bun 3, placed IN ~ feet ~
mean loW seaier, on the folloUiug bearings:
Punts Osbrcs. NNw. 5,S 70.
Punta O0loIsdA. W. l,2N.
Puuia Vacs, ESE 3l8 Il.
BY srder Of the Light Huus+ Board.
q. w. MENiZ
Commander, U 3 n,
Asst. I.spr 3rd L. II. Dist,
Service Of Porto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

lars that an anarchist plot has been
discovered 10 the ity OF Cadiz
For,y-five anarchists were afres!edi /
in their possession baving been
found documents showing the exis.
tence Of widespread plot 10 assass-
mate leading citizens throughout
Spain. The capture was sffecied BY
the Police OF Cadiz after the most
intricate and intelligent detective
work. Many anarchists who have
been at large for years, the police
being unable to fasten any crime
upon them, have been entanglsd in
the Poli,e net. The srrss 3 are
believed to be Of international inn
por,ance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
Local Notice To Mariners
Fajardo Harbor. Porto Rico.

Nos1cs b hereby givsn that the follswing
baeys we're placed 10 Fsjsrds Harber, Portl
Rec, oa December 10. 1901. An bssrisgl
zfs msgnsfie
LAJA eHOAL BUOY, BAD sIass co,
re& and black horizontal stnpss, plscsd ID
= fsss - mean Iow wstss, sn No isllewiss
bsarisgs;
Csps San Juan Light Hoass, Nerth.
I4a- N ". ead Czye ressss, ExE rs n.
Isa. v. ed u~1e Oblspa, q by - 81 q.
Thls bssJ saeaia sss ~ sppssssksd slssss
.hsa one-sixhfA Il mils b szy dirseilea
IEem nersh = ssusA ~ wsy a. sssk
- khl<d e;xss go l. tsxm<zly martizz
~ f4sxl. b&4 heea dis<ensinu~A
FfFfEkN-FOOT oPOF BUOT, bla<l
|4tri elsss s&a u plass1 h u fs~s e ms1z
- wsasf, 60 ths fsllswssxs eesFia4n
Csgs 1sn Jssn Lixss nsxss. ". lITw.
] xsaA ~. ss1 I<ye isssss. NNk IS n
x<a. ;. ssk U@3N Oslsss. ex. s. =.
! ~ srxsx e ~ Efzks flsass nssr1
O. W. MNxIx.
Cemm3mk<s. u an
A. Isspr. I'd 4 n. Dlsk,
ewvsrs = Fees EssA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
Anarchists Of All NaIioldfls
Rounded Up.
Cadiz Police Capture Well
Known Reds
tspseial csblsgram to Boletin Msrcantil)

Especial eablsgram to Boletin Msrcantil) J
New York, January e'h The
latest dispatc es received from Ma
drid with reference to the detent on
Of anarchists in Cadiz, declare thai
among.t the detained men, many
anarchists Of ofinternational reputation
were arrested, Germans, Italians,
Russians, Poles and other national
tiles. All the prisoners are implicat-
cd in other charges, and will be tri
ed by Military Tribunal. If the
arrested men cannot be convicted in
Spain they will be turned over to
the authorities of o;her countries
who may charges against them. II
lis believed that this is the first COM
bined international attack on anar-
|chy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
Queen M BDgkll NJ !,
Her Condition Believed To Be More
Serious Than Reported
Special Oablegrsm to Boletin Mercantill

Special Uablegrsm to Boletin Mercantill
London, January 6 h It 10 re-
ported that the condition of Queen
Alexandra 10 more serious than has
Teen gwen out, and that it causes
some anxiety. Doctors are in con-
stant attendance upon her msj-etg'
A bullstio, issued at noon to-. 81
says the queen is pr crossing fav
aol, but that the ex eusive arrangl
mems made for Christmas testivitie
at Sandribgham, including larg
shooting part.e 8, have all been upse]
and that their majesties viii spsn
Chris mas at Marlborough House|
1t was announced later in the day
that the queen was suffering from a
chill, but that her condition 10 not
considered to be dangerous. It is
expected that her majesty will be
able to leave her room in q few
days.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
The Future Of Cuban Resiprwi,,,


Especial Usblegram 10 Bolatin Msrcaatill
New York, January 6th.-Infor.
nation received from N ashiugton
states thar in political circles in that
city, il has been sscer aimed tkat
both houses Of Congress have agreed
on a treaty cf commerce with Cuba,
from which has been expunged the
objectionable features of the reci
proc:ty resolutions
Tbs new measure has been pre-
pared by Secretary Root and Geo.
Wood, Governor Of Cuba. Il Il
believed 70 ccutsin provisions which
win remove all the reciprocity clau-
sss, and viii subsntuts II tnsir
place. bounty clauses. guarantee
inx 10 all planters . lair bounty on
Ill sugar rsised by them.
This measure h is believed by
AMY leaIinx siminislrstion repre-
sensas.vss, win all the Cubaa p<opls
more sh&n The rsriprocify tfsaiy -
shs money would BE- pad disscsIy|
% The plsns~rx md would dsf-st -
Sux ar Truss - ems 70 gss ssE ma-|
ssrssl - . much casspsf sss than
llas pad - psessat~ IL - bssa|
.rgu-d hy mary rspu ssnsssivs n~n|
a q tie real b<n<lseiar.ss q sho|
rsc'psocity tFss'y would have bssu|
shs Amssiesn Sax.r ins<rss'a aid
'hs psynsns of . bounsy dsrscsly
% ~ plznss< VII pssvsnt -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
Current News Notes.


Thee WAS . concert On the Plasa last
nigui, that 10 70 say, some people said there
Was going to be ons, and others insisted
th<t it was not z. concert, but merely .
pra tios for the Wednesday night concert q
ths Barracts. Whichever Of these two con-
tentiops ID the correct one tt 10 dificult 70
stats, but the medium can easily bs arrived
as By saying that II it was . coacsrt, .
musicians must have BEEN very tired, and
II on the other hand it wss practice night,
tks practice was certainly very necessary.
The band began 10 play just aflsr eight
o'clock, aud amer the lrss selection, Ne kad
mus'e every thirty minutes or mora. Every
selection Was run through with - 4 Il was .
painiul aasy, and thsn at szsesly ten minutes
10 tsn. The Star Spspglsd Banner wss played
and for some mlnusss before The oIoek
struck shs hour The PiAsa wss q clear of
Musicians end their Instruments = Il fhsrs
nad bssa no conesrs In yssr.
These eonesrss ere spjoysd hy No CO sud
the gsnssal ep'niou, - vsfs~d last niRhk
wss, tAst u made enc lssy and slssped
waiIisg fH he sslsskisns 10 - pIsTsd. sd
thsn much sIsspisr wksa tksy we're played
We mag possibly hssF better mssis b sali-
lnx a The bssrsezz 90 Wednssfxy nszkf.
'fhis Bad bslssxs tsi1s Mllisary s1.hsr1Elss
~ ws srs bslsg fzvsssd whsa tAsT disseuess
shslr mazis fsF - Tss chair m&a b ssIzznx
q hsisxisx soss 60 Ne Pisa iss - n<xs
3aad&T soae<<k
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
La Emulsion
legitiiIlla.

Millares de meG eGeeoos ha1
: justificado con su autori.
dad que no :xiste NADIA
. mejor para rObustecer y
fortalecer el ORGANISING que
: la preparation liamada
EMUzSION De SCOTT,
cOmpnesta de aceite de hi.
gado de bacaIao en- comb.
naci6n con hipofOsfitos de
cal y de sosa, seguros por
su experiencia que aquei
nutre y fOrfifica q Ia vez
que los hipofOsfitos entO-
nan el sistema nervios0,
restaurandole las fnerzas Y
energia vital, para repeler
principles antag6nicos y re.
cuperar Ia salud normal.
Preparation de tan benefi.
cos resultad0s terapeuticos
es la legftima
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

And then that Rigsnte combination
What the Interiors didn't do to the Gigantes
Ssnturces croud isn't in the Spald'ngs book.
My but how the mighty have fallen.
Tailenders beating topnotchers good and
plenty, and then giving them the laugh.
We may have some renewed interest in
baseball now.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
Take your Sunday girl to Ella Margari'
ta.n

Word has been received that Uommis.
sioner Of Education Brumbsugh will not
rsturn to Poro Rico, and that his resigna.
tion 10 expected at any time. rnvestiga.
tion ct tie Department Of Education failed
TO disclose any information on the subject.
For many days there has been considerable
talk about town that Dr.. Brumbaugh would
not return, but to-day the matter begins to
look like a. If it were true, by reason Of the
fact that the Commissioners leave has OK.
pired and the TACT that he was expected to
return before this. When DR. Brumbaugh
left he stated that he desired to retnrn in
time for the opening Of the Legislature.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

Tho course taken BY Admiral Schley in
asking Secretary Long to withhold approval
Pf the fodings Of the court and refrain from
1issolvlng the court until his protest can be
presented and acted upon seems to rs to be
jadicious. The admiral objects to the maj.
ofity opinion 40 being contrary to the svid.
Ience and the facts, and in some particular
'..hat OBJECTION 10 sustained by the opinions Of
many who followed closely the reports Of the
trial. That Schley' operations cannot be
criticised in any particular, especially in the
ligkt Of after knowledge, no reasonable
person contends, but the findings Of che
court exsgserats the importance Of minor
errors Of judgment and lose sight entirely Of
the main po'nts ct issue. Secretary Longs
action on the protest will not be final, Tor
an sppesl to the President 10 permitted, but
It will put the secretary on record and show
whether or not the nagging Of Schley has
besn department policy Or only the WORK
Of . spitetul buresu clique.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
lehees From Rootss Ro@t

Well! Well! Welt Hurrah! Hurrah!
Everything comes to him who waits. And
The Secretaries did EN- and did lem good
sSound the tocsIn from the tower, and fire
tho culvering". Do everything. do anything
or any body, but be sure to shout hurrah
The Secrt tsries have uon at last, and every
rooter must join in congratulating the b ~
for this uphill fight. Now isn't the qulttel
sorry.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

The members Of San Juan Post Iusulsr
Police, yesterday gave banquet in honor
lof Chief Techtsr and Capt. Salgado at the
Pest Headquarter's on San Sebastian Street.
Speeches were made by Ohiet Techter, Capt
.SAlgado, Lieut.. Ferran and Lieut.. Lopes
'D.as.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
ies iu town. and many Of the larger business
houses win BE- closed

Yesterday was whiting day on board the
herman Tralningship Stein, and from early
morning constant stream Of visitors
wore on board, where all we're welcomed
~ the Officers and men. The visitors were
shown al over the vessel, In the engine
rooms and magazines. The boat ID Q large
roomy one, and the German reputation fol
cleanliness was certainly kept up. Among
the cadet corps on board we're found three
Counts and two Barons. All the young
men were polite and we'll behaved, and
peemed glad to show people about. Man,
|of the man and officers were in the city dur.
tng the day, and seemed to enjoy their shor'
leave.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

And they say that Donny caught the ball.
Good boy Donny, Good boy everybody.
No wonder Mich DIDN'T want any soldiers in
tho league.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

A new Telegraph Office has been opened
ct Naguabo BY the Bureau Of Insulsr Tele.
graphs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

There was > Kings Day Festival st the
Episo0psl Church ON Allen Street this
afternoon. All the younger children Of the
Boys Charity School were brought into
town. and toys donated BY charity were
given the children. DR. Van Buren, assisted
By members Of Ais congregation conducted
the Festival.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

The Oouatrv Club yesterday received th.
officers Of the German Trainingship "Stein'
The Boys Charity Band furnished tho music
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

A white silk shavl was lost ct the Cover.
Inor's New Years Reception. The fsder
will be rewarded by returning to Editor
|B0LETiN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

II must have been an awful sad blow
for the Treasury team, to be the first one
% fall victim to The rejuvsna,ed Secretaries.
It looks like ~ if Nick felt in his bones
that there WAS something coming.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

Geo. Lzssaas Mssdssa, Prsuiasst-sIsss
e ths esxls st Cssshsse; H<am Aaiaais
ksFasadss. Wa Minlsssr Ra6&r Psssidsai
Asdrsds. aa1 asaof LasswxkY, War Mlals
~ h q fsszs1s4s Crssgeis C&1iasA re-
e&llsd Iss1 IAxrstsF sxHEsss frusa&sns Oss.
80 q vssss4<fx< asax L. vfsssfss. xas
fsselsxIssIzss rsae1s& u<xms, 60 - wsF
q Vlils = C4fs. wAsFs ia&sF mxsY 2a<sl
z3s - es4nsezr~lxx Mem siI Ehs smF.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

Tho yacht Wanderer, fiyiog@ths New
York Yacht Club flag arrived here yester-
.dsy morning and will leave here to day on
cruise Of the " est Indian Islands.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

The visitors on board the United States
Topeka yesterday were received BY Ensign
james Barber, nephss uf Mrs William
MCKINLEY. The Topeka will remain here
6r about ten days mOre.1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

Oysterz Any Style 50 Gents = dozen
Colonial Restaurant D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

Just received psr IS. Ponce, Fresh sup.
ply Beef, Nation, Pork, Turksys, Chicken {
Butter, Link and Bologne Hausagss al
American. Send Jour orders 70 q. Hunts
American Butehery.
No. 2 San Jose Street, Ban Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

nediatsly upon learning Of the uprising
sent troops ny rail, but found the line ds.
stoyed at Osgus. Official orioles in Cara.
cas- consider the Mendoza movement %.
rious one.
Mayor Sherman Of Utica, has removed
the Police and Fire Commissioners who
voted to eEpend money in the police and
frs fund to enlarge some engine houses and
the police station.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

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