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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
LATE MAGAZINES.

The North American Review for De
ccmber is a number of phenomenal i'm
pcltance. and it is not easy 10 avoid the
use of super.atives in DESCRIBING L. nc
subjects could not be better adJus-cd 70
the varied interests OF the nour' n"'
could more capable pens be louhd %
zeal with them than those repfese'i'eo
by the array of eminent names "nich
appear on the title page
MIR. w. D. Howells pays warm tri-
butte to the genius OF the late FRANK
Norris in this number. Although Norris
had read and Drofited, with as much
originality as any man may resp -
himself by his study OF the SFeat is'ii
lists whose fiction has illustrated lne IA
ter part of the nineteenth ceh'"'S
,und any other time in the history Oh
fiction. Mr.. uowclls thinks that he de-
rived his ideal OF the mover from eilt
novels OF lola. AT any rate. as the great
French writer treated French things,
the Young American writer treated
American things In an epicai reia,loh
as something most expressive or 'iisIi
actual relation Fc was Ike Loid. 700
in his occasional indulgence OF fond
ness for the romantic. but he trans
cendsd Zoa in the rich strain OF poetry
coloring his thought and in the mys-
ttcisn in which ne now and then stepped
his story.
The Christmas number of What to
Eat is full of pertinent holiday matter
Articles which are especially afapted
10 holiday reading, are 'Our Christmas
in Paris" a short story BY .l>iibourne
Cowles; "a Honolulu Christmas oin-
ner." by Mr=. Walter G. Smith. of Hon
7,I',, dcsc~;tp;-,r n d:~~nr' in tho Ha-
waiian Islands: "Ba!lad OF Christmas
Gifts nv Harvey Poa11e: * Christmas
Song" hv EstaIle Foraman; - Nir-
sinia ChriS;mas' and lnnch interesting
MISCELLANY about fine holiday season
I-r,usr"llv strong editorials are devoted
to: .',E-:1i CONGRESS- act on the Food
QUESTION:" and The Drink Habit
Among Women
Woodrow Wilson. the new president OF
PRINCETON Irri,-a~@itv. opens the nec"m-
hor Nt1antic with IN able an1 stimulating
article on Tho Ideals Of Amer ca. be-
,:az-irs- that . ray world hos onaned he
fore us and tat We shall rise nc n ma
ton to the level OF orr opportunities.
Casters MAGAZINE CT illustrated en-
einearinc has followed up Its admirable
Moch'nr-chon Nr-ohor Of LOST r'nn-h
with a December programme OF most at
tractive character
We say ar7in that ne Christmas NUM-
fer Of the Century is a wonderful nm
rer. ar-~0yi.r7f7- i-7r the f-tc,,~-n'er mark of
American magazine publication.
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The Peck OF Iornns C'ffd en-. BY j;

The Peck o. .Iovors Ctt'd en-. BY James
Whitcomb Riley Profuselv illustrated
bv VIII VaUter Charles Scribn"rs
Sons. Publishers. New York. Sl.2O
net.
The sweetness. the grace, the laughter
and the tenderness that are characteris
tic of Mr. Riley's- best verse are found
TO the full in this book Of charming
poems for and about children. The
types are of course. Hoosier. but the
traits OF human nature in its most Iowa
bic and winning child-like moods are
common to humanity and give the book
a universal interest Mr.. Nawter's IL
Illustrations are sympathetic with the text
and furnish the touch necessary to
round out perfect little book.
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TIL La-e That IA No T"-,i1e BY Gilbert
Parker Holiday Edition. Doubleday.
Page & Co. Publishers, New York,

This is handsome holiday edition of
one of Gilbert Parkers most famous
hooks. ana one that the publishers should
regard as something Of a masterpiece in
the way Of dress. The great little ro-
nance of old Quebec is reprinted on the
finest dull finished cream paper in full
bodied clean-cut type with liberal mar
gins. and chapter headings daintlly Wig
1ctted The binding is in corduroyed
dccp-cream silk, supporting cover NINA
ture Of the heroine. Nadilenette. framed
and let,ered in dark green. The iliustra-
tons and decorations were drawn by
Frank L. Schoonover, an accomplished
artist, the panel frontispiece OF Maceil-
nette in the wind-blown, blossomins or
cl,ari being an especially artistic and at
tractive composition.
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4 Colonial Wooirr.

4 Colonial Wooinc. BY Charles Conrad
Abbott. NJ d. author OF The Birds
About Us, Travels in q Tree Top,
&C. ]. b. Lippncett Co, Publishers.
Philadelphia. In the Select Novels
Series. Paper 80 cents.
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Erb. BY ". PETIT Ridge, In Appleton's
Town ard Country Library. d Apple
ION & Co. Publishers, New York.
Paper 80 cents.
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Masters in Music A monthly magazine
for binding. Bates & Guild Company,
Publishers. Boston, Mass. 20 cents, 81
a year.
We are in receipt Of prospectus from
Bates and Guild. which conveys the very
interesting announcement that they are
about to publish a series of monographs
issued as a monthly magazine. called
masters in Music" The specimen sent
out shows that it is to be to music and
muicians what "Masters in Art mas
been and is TO art and artists. The
music series will be edited By Daniel Gre
CORY Mason
The publishers state that each num-
Der. complete in itself. will present
comprehensive summary OF the life and
the achievement OF one of the great
musicians Of the world; narratinS. his
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Dr. Page latest book, Captured Santa Claus beautifully illus
Confederate War which little children
the de lcate ard beautiful
written; and esened IN the
ye OF The Old Gentleman Of the Black Stock.
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81 S S " ll0If 'o1''l1 msz<lIIa1las}'sr7
NOVEMBER 3oTH. 1oc..

NOVEMBER 3GIH, 1877.
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Some Letters of al Am ,rican Woman Con-
&c r,'rg '-.ve 4 Otter Tn ngs BY
Sarah BiddIe Drawings by +Anneta
Gibson Mccall The International
Printing Co, Publishers, Philadelphia.
800
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Captai, Titus. By Clay Emery Double
to West Virginia, where they were mar
day. Page & Co. publishers, New
York. 81.

These amusing stories of New Eng
land country fox. centre around the per
- nality Of a griZzled old mariner. whose
YARNS have the salty favor OF the sea
coast town where he lives. Some of the
tides are: Saptain Titus Ride: a Re-
,narl1ablc Shot: The Captain Sells Some
APPLES: Uncle Silas on Baked Beans:
An Eel Story: \ Whaling Yarn: Deep
Sea Yarn: \ Horse Trade.
Pcr,uddock OF the Wni c Lam's. BY
Samuel Harden Church. Friedrich A.
Stokes & Co, publishers, New York.
s1.25
Reginald Pcnruddock is the name or a
real historical character whose family
still survives in England in honor and
estate. He was coIone! commanding the
Duke Of Newcastle's famous regiment,
peculiarly called the White Lambs.
When the Duke put The regiment in
commission their military coats of white
lambs wool had not yet been dyed the
uniform red and the men begged for
their coats as they We're. vowiilg 10 dye
them red in the blood of the Kings
enc,nies, the rebels of the Parliament.
Thcv fulfilled the vow by falling al
k-snrston Moor, under the hoofs and
kssorcs Of the Puritan regiment OF horse
called the IronSides commanded by the
ruthless Oliver Cromwell. Sad Gay for
many proud English family. lost
through the headlong charge and plum
iering delay Of Prince Ruperts men
won by the unmistakable generalship of
the usurper that was to be. Virginia
was enriched in population by fugitive
victims of the resulting 1nterregnum.
With such material work upon the
author, had he been of the first mag
,litude in letters. could have made a
wonderful story. AS it is he has made
. very readable story that is deficient
however, in the quality that goes in
smaller packages" He has given US
100 much of an historical novel" Be-
sides Pcnruddock. of the White Lambs.
we must meet William Cavendish, Duke
Df Newcastle. Lord Henry Cavendlsh.
Lady Blanche Cavepdish. with whom
Penruedock falls in love, to whom he
Is married hastily and secretly. but from
whom he rs forced a, once by the I'm
settled times and her peryerseness; the
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BRANDON and BERKELEY


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SOCKS AND AUTHORS.
COMMENT AND GOSSIP.
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Atlantic Coast Line

SCHEDULE ~ EFsEcT NOV. 80, 1902
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fttlET
STATION
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rives Petersburg 9:@I A NJ. NycaeIS 20 4.
u SIPS only at Petersburg, N4yygIy aud Sut
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The list of notable autohiograph'es and
au.ol,'o"ranhical "reminiscences which IS
n distinguishing feature of the pres"o t
season. receives a sigral addition this
week in the Rev. Edward Everett. 1a,e's
memories of a Hundred Years. Dr.
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Sc 4 3 9 ARD
AIRLINE RAILWAY

ssors I'm, to priac!pai cities OF the South
.-5 Southwest. Florida. Cubl. Tezas C4litor-
nIa and Mexico. geachias The capitals Q; SIX
sCa-2UrE IN EFFECT AzRL 10, 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE EiCAnoEi'--a-A!N-SI EEGr
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TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.

II. NJ. ENfSfEESNN.
Traffic Manager.
". !. CRAIG.
Grn"ral Passenger Agent.
{. 5. Campbell.
Division Passenger N-eH..
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Casters Ma~azire CT Illustrated en-
eineernG has followed M its admi"ab!e
NTacr'nn-chor N1r-olcr OF lost month
with a December programme OF most at
tractive character.
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tVItE>StII = t'ETI IVV.sI . i-FI~I
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

". j. MAY. CitT ticket tges-.
z 2 SMITH Di-t-'cf s'sssrrgar AsroSs
'Paoce so5. l01G Ess, Msin StrPe.-
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We say a~7in that ne Christmas num-
fer Of the Century is wonderful nm
Ter ar7-l~oxi-r a-i-7o the ii"',7--9 +er mark of
American mara2ine publication.
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lrTtves Peters 6Ur- . al3
i. 81 Weldon li22@ ~
=. NJ liz rlcsteu tl:t5
{. 81. ) casnuvtltr 8 10
1 Fort Tampa I.n T.
with No. 70 arriving
Wilmington > - Z. "
1rb - Jacksonville.
rrtvlEE Peters burg ZOO
\ggG x aut Western
nj informed! 70 POINTS
Ceatr-lat and Chester
HORT LINITEp. daily.
T. VI Norfolk > ~
PETERSBURG MaverF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-21
B. MELIA
COLMAOC PONCE (
Z CAFE RS TAURANT
a-PLAzA PRINCIPALS, PONCE
Hospedaje con camas ventilada
y vista a la plaza Sc sirven
almuerZos y comidas

Numerosa concurrencia asistio 4 Ia
reprentaci6n de TERRA baja' y de Pi-
cio, Adam y Compaffa, puesta en- esce-
ma por la Compahfa Nortes en- el teatro
de Mayaguez, el domingo en- la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-21
La paz en- Sur de Africa
Ell Transvaal favorable, el Orange
cOntrariO
Ell Rey Eduardo

servicio cabsgrahco especial del Boletin Mereanti
Nueva York, nliercoles.-Dicen de
Londres, que en- los cfrculos polfticos
de la capital inglesa Sc culpa de las
interrupciones que sufren las negocia
clones para la paz, a los orangistas que
han secundado ertusiastamen.e Ell acuer
do del jefe de aquel Estado libre
Los beers Sc hallaban desanimados--al
decir de los ilgleses-y prontos a pactar
en- cualquier forna que Sc les ofrezca
la paz, pero los alardes de faerza de los
orangistas, van infuyendo en- el amino
de los transvaalenses que va Sc mues
tran algo mas exigentes.
El rey tambien Sc muestra favorable
ala termination de la guerra, que ha
podido ser la ruina de Inglaterra," fra
ses que lie atribuye un gran diario en-
su edicion de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-21

mente Sc estan recibiendo noticias de las
Antillas memories.
Por los detalles que llegan puede
irse apreciando, la tremenda desgrac1a
que ai1ige 4 aiuellos p seblos.
La Ultima noticia llsgada de la Mar
tinica reviste una gfavedad extraord
maria.
El Mont Pelee, si.5ue arrojando lava
encend daS Goa igaai furia, amenaza' tdf
destrlir por co:npletJ Ia desgracla'l;
iSla. -,
Algduos de- los enorlnes penascos q <
el crater vornita han caido en- Fort ds
France destrt, gendo a1gunos edifelos.
Esta Circumstances hace tener ls
existencia de un nuevo v}lcdn Ell la isla
mas cercano d Ftr-de- France, qae {
Mont Pelee.
La ciudad amenazada parece 1zns
tumba. Todo es sl.encio
En- aquellvs sefes mortalmente aia
cados de pauico soio gernlina Ia idea
de huir, de hlir lejos abanaonandolc
todo.
Los estampidos que produce la ex
plosion del volcan. turban elsi encia cor
ruidos de trtlenos enornes y resplan
dores de incendio.
Los buques de vela han salido de "a
bahia repletos de genie qne han paga
do precios fabulosos, un rincon juntc
a la quilla.
Los vapores que estan en- el puerto
tienen las calderas encendidas para po-
nerse en- salvo al primer anago de Pc
igro.
Las autoridades francesas va no ha-
cen gran resistencia para evitar que q
g nte abandone Ia ciudad de Fort-de
France.
En- las flas del ejercito han ocurr; .
nurnesosas deserciones.
Toda Ia vida industrial y con1erclal
Sc encuentra totalnente paralizada.
Fort-le France esta cubierta de TN
humo dense que oculta a las personals y
las cosas 4 pocos pasos de distanoia.
Todos los efectos del gobierno Ell
provision de 10 que pueda ocurrir,. han
sido puestos en- salvo abordo de TN Cru
cero frances.
..Esta operacion que Sc hizo anoche
fue, sin embargo, descubierta por el
pueblo, cuyos temores Sc han aumenta.
do en- un grado indecible.
Muchas personas han construido BAL
Sas para arrojarse al mar.
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FELIZ VIAJE

10 deseamos a la respectable se1oi !.
doha Altagracia Martinez de Montes.-
nos, que saldra maf1ana en- Ell vap0r
"Filadelfa" para la capital de Vene~
zue1a.
Motiva el viaje>de la respectable dana
la grave enfernedad que padece su an
ciana madre que vive en- Caracas.
Deseamos que su arribo a la bella
ciudad venezolana, encuentre restab e.
cida a la enferna, la sefiora Martinez
de MonteSinos.
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Co1egio de San Ildefonso CT y 4 bau
efectos G Rodriguez y co, atdo ruedas
atdo puntas eies Sobrinos de Armas
I CT frutas Fernando Fernandez 80 c.s
cigarrillos l cis anlncios Liga De De
tallistas 25 SIS tasajo "A SIS malz 5 CTS
aceite castor Pearo de Castro 25ocIs pas
ia Pedro de Castro go CTS pasta Con
zalez rontanals y CO, 8 SIS tasajo Fer
nandez Gauran 7 co, 50 cls cigarriilos
Io bIs tocino Jorge Finlay l bocoy va
clio J M Blanco II cls aceite castor
Ochoa y hermano CT ajos. A Ia orden
| 8 c[s mercancias.
sALIDAS DE TRAvESIA
Para New York vap amer Caracas
por Villar y co. con carga que ressfare.
mos mafiana.
Para Havre y escalas vap fra "Olin
de Rodrignes" por J T Silva Banking
| Y Commercial co:
Amsterdam: MullenhoH y Korber 20
SIS con 27or ibras cafe.
Marseille Sus consignatarios, 100 id
con 1859 id.
Antwerp. The American West In
dies Trading co 81 pacas con $500 libras
| tabaco en- rama.
Geneva. Finlay Brothers & Way
mouth Trading co, s. SIS con I4763 Ii
bras cafe.
Havre. Sus consignatarios, 2 id con
226 id id Finlay Brothers & Way
mouth Trading co, 100 id con 1926 i'd id
SALIDAS DE CoSTANERoS
Para Vieques vap amer "Longfellow
En- lastre.
DESPACHADOS
Para varios puertos de la isla vap
amer Porto Rico.
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Hoy a las II de la mafana, promo
vieron I'm escandalo en- la calle de TIE
tuan, tres n1arineros an1ericanos qr,e
estaban en- complete estado de embria.
gueZ.
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

De Martinica & islas adyacentes vap
amer M E Lacksmbach" la orden en-
1astre.
De Fajardo vap amer "Pathfnde- :
4 The New YORK y iorto Rico S S ee,
con carga de i 10.
De MaTtinlc { i,las atl,-aeentes zap
amer ongf fhs Aew Yoss (
Porto Rico S 5 e., en- As! re.
De a Gaa gra y escalas vao anne
Caracas q Nilar y CO, con cage d
.ra lSito.
ENTRADaa De ASERos
De vieques 81 Maria .tr.su clio
= hmno 5 81 gar5ai zos 4 olds =
.uer )s de re-.
De Ponce j Aruad gol aEsis.1.an
"a Och4s srinslo 3I3 SIS 1ssa3s
IS cfs y 25t3 a.
De Ponce r9yp va amer ~lorle
Rioo The New ork y 1orto Rico ) $
co. Il cEs pasta Sores de A Mayol y co
, anafes Jose Martinez cI mereanciss
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Natafa de Servia
EntreVista con el SantO Padre
Gran function religiosa

Service eablegraco especial del Boletin Mercantil
Nueva YORK, miercoles.-Comunican
de Roma, que ha 1legado a aquella ca
pita1 viajando de riguroso incognito, la
reina Natalia de Servia.
Ell viaje de Ia augusta dana tiene
por 1nico objeto visitar S. S Leon
XIII, segdn ofreci6 al convertirse al ca
to1icismo. Lleva magnlfcos presentes
para regular al jefe de la Iglesia catoli,
ca entire ellos un gran diamante valo.
RADIO en- 10000 frances.
La reira Natalia asistira maflana a
una funcion religiosa costeada por ella
en- la Cathedral de San Pedro, para cele.
brar ST. conversion a Ia iglesia catolica,
apostolica romano
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Reina enferIna
Guillermina de Holanda grave
La opinion medica y la creencia pdblics

Id opinion MSuiCd y Id tIccuIia PuOhSo
Servielo cablegrafco especial del BoIetin Mereantl
Nueva York, miercoles.-Comt1niean
de La Haya, que la reina Guillermina
sigue empeorando de Ia enfermedad
que padece.
Aunque los parties ofciales NADIA di
cen que pueda indicar el fin Immediate
que Sc teme, la voz popular asegura
que la reina Guillermina esta en- TN es
tado gravfsimo, habiendo circulado va
distintas veces la noticia de ST muerte
que afortunadamente ha sido desmen
tida.
Ell rey consorte encuEntrase conster
nado, y no abandona e1 lecho de Il
egregia snferma.
Aunque el doctor Roessingth, ha ase
gurado que Ia vida de la reina no peli
gra por ahora, nadie conffa en- la pro
mesa halagadora del sabio galeno.
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Ha renunciado la escue1a que venfa
desempefiando en- la villa de Arecibo el
professor don Clotilde Acevedo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-21

Amer "Coamo"-Sa1dra de este puer,
to Ell dta ~ del corriente mes, dirscta,
mente para el de New York.
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oPERAC1oNEs soBRE Ell MUELLE

Por Sobrinos de quierdo y co.
T a S crs de L Villa1nil y CO. Ochoa
y hermano J Sucrs de NJ Lomba y CO,
4 cIs chorizos.
. 4 Freiria, Alfonso y co. Fernandez
Gauran y co. Barcelo y co " Liga de
Detallistas, 16 CTS conse1vas SO SIS y 100
BIS papas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-21

Cub "Tulia" "-Sa1dra de este puerto
con destino a la Habana y escalas inter
medias el dia "a del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-21
CA M BIOS

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New York, 3 DIV PAR -
Paris, s DIV. S2B poo. y.
Espaffa, 8 DIV. 28 poo y.
Hamburgo 8 dIv.. 3B poo u.
vApoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN
Amer "Philadelphia"-De New YORK
llegara este puerto el dla u del CO.
rriente. y Ell 70 saIdra para IA Guayra =
escalas:s
Esp "Ciadad de Cadiz"-Llegara a
este puerto procedente de Haoana y
escalas del IS al 20 del corriente, cont
nuando viaje para las Canarias y La
Peninsula.
Cub maria Herrera"-Procedente de
Habana escalas intermedias, Hegars!
a este puerto del % al 80 del corriente.
Fran 'Olinde Rodrigues' Ie a.
I8 del corriente recalara a este puerto
procedente Gel de Puerto Plata y esca
las para seguir viaje a Saint Thomas y
Europa.
Col amer "Tiller Baker"-Debe ha-
Der sa1ido de New York Ell dla o del
corriente con destino este puerto.
Esp "Berenguer Ell Grande"-Salio
de Canarias ell dia II del corriente para
este puerto, Mayaguez, Ponce, Habana'
Matanzas, Santiago de Cuba y Manza-
Milo.
: Cub "Julia"-SaldrA de este puerto
con destino a la Habana y escalas inter
medias el dia "a del corriente.
Amer "Coamo"-Sa1dra de este puer-
to Ell dta ~ del corriente mes, dirscta-
mente para Ell de New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-21
ReVista CoIneTciaI

DE NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS
Operaciones durante el dia de hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-21
e. mensaje de
Estrada Palma
Saludo..d Alfonso XIII a Cuba
Ell presidente satiSfecho

servcio cablegrafco especial del Boletin Mercanti
Nueva York. miercoles.-Dicen de
Washington que el presidente Roose-
welt ha recibido el mensaje del seflor
Estrada Palma notifcando1e la inaugu-
racion del gabinete cubano.
Uno de los prirneros mensaJes reel
bidos por el presidente de la repdblica
cubana ha sido Ell de don Alfonso XIII
de Borbon rey de Espafia.
El sefor Estrada Palma, nuestrase
en- extreme satisfecho de las simpatias
con que ha sido recibida la constitution
de la Repdblica Guiana.