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The Washington times., 1902-01-19
DR., SHADES
ELECTRO-MED|CAl PARLoRS,
Trial Treatment Free.

How DR.. Shade applies Static Eiec-
tricity in the successful treatment OF
stubborn and complicated diseases in
conjunction with his Celebrated Ec-
lectic Remedies, sample OF which Is
being placed in every house in the
District. Look out for it, and if you
fail to receive a free box OF DR..
Shades Eclectic Liver and Stomach
Cure call or send to his offices, corner
Thirteenth and G. The lady in charge
will serve you at once.
With this machine DIR. Shade treats
brain and nervous diseases, all run
down conditions, general debility.
nervous prostrGtion, heart, liver, and
stomach troubles, obesity. indigestion
in bowels and stomach, headache, and
almost all chronic and complicated
diseases, in conjunction with his
Eclectic remedies.
The young lady under treatment in
the picture has nervous Indigestion.
constipation, and heart trouble. She
has improved rapidly from her first
treatment.
Remember. that he treats as low as
SO 4 month; yes, poor people and
widows for even less than that. Have
4Att TAIN WIN Ia. ~ oAA
means. and don't fail TO tell him all
about your case.
DR.. Shade also has the latest i'm
provements in electricity, and in con-
junction with his Eclectic remedies,
cures the most obstinate and compli-
Gated diseases. No matter what your
trouble may be. consult DR.. Shade,
free OF charge.
Special attention given to compli-
Gated cases. catarrh. lung, kidney.
Bright's disease. stomach, liver, rheu-
matism, sciatica, loss of vitality. par
alysis.. skin and blood diseases, gen.
ito-urinary and bladder trouble, heart
trouble. diseases Of women and chill
dren, brain and nervous diseases. and
all complicated diseases OF the hun
Hours, to 5; Sunday. 10 to /
I. Corner Thirteenth and G. Consult
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PENIING LEGISLATION
AFFECTING THE MARKET,

Congress has taken up several PROPOSE
tions during the week that have been in
teresting to Wall Street The Harris Sen
ate bill for the purchase of the telegraph
companies has had a slight influence on
Western Union stock. as it is not believed
that if the matter is considered seriously
during the present session there will be
any plan to pay less for the companies
than the par of their stocks. Western
Union is selling around 81 at present.
Sugar Tariff Discussion.
The discussion on the Philippine and
Cuban sugar duties by different commit
tees and the apparent trend of sentiment
toward an important reduction of the
tariff has had the effect of making the
street more bullish on Sugar than it has
been for some weeks. The street looks
for at least so per cent reduction in the
duty on Cuban raw sugar. despite the ef-
forts Of the beet sugar people and the
Louisiana planters.
Sugar stock is wonderfully manipulated,
however. and only the more reckless spec
ulators care TO attempt to guess what the
maniDulatOrs may intend at any particu-
lar time.
The Subsidy Bill.
The favorable report on the ship sub
sidy bill by the Senate committee has
caused some outside buying OF Pacific
Mall. and some inside purchases also per-
haps. The arguments OF the committee In
its report have seemed to impress the
street as good. and It is generally be-
lisved that the bill has strong chance of
passage. II IL becomes law 1t will cause
q boom in Pacific Mail in all probability |
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LONDON HAS A
"KAFFIR" BOOM.
Hope Of Close Of BOer War
the Cause.
BUSINESS LARGEST In 7 YEARS.
Prices Considered High by Some Au-
theritics - Preliminary Railway
Dividends Indicate Larger Earn
ings Reports-Bank of England
Mny Reduce Discount Rate.

LONDON, Jan. 1S.-The settlement Just
concluded on the London Stock Exchange
showed the heaviest volume of business
witnessed since the "Kaffir" boom of
seven years ago. These large transac-
tions. ii should be noticed, are due quite
as much to realizing sales by last years
purchasers as to fresh buying There is,
however. a very considerable net increase
in the speculative position, and the cut
side public is already showing itself keen
ly interested.
The outlook may be conservatively de-
scribed as moderately hopeful II is ap-
parent to cautious observers. however. that
a speedy termination of the war IN South
Africa is required to Justify the rise in
prices. This is apparently what is ioped
for Judged simply by past results in
the enterprises concerned, the leading
shares are already high. The Kaffir
shares, in particular. are high. On the
basis of intrinsic merits. 1t is common
argument that there will be a great saw
ing in working expenses of the mines un-
der British administration in the Irans-
Naal. But it also remains to be seen
what taxation is to be imposed on the
Railway Dividends Favorable.
The preliminary railway dividends de-
clared this week justify the more favor
able anticipations lately expressed. No
reports have vet been Issued: consequent
ly nothing definite can be said about
profits. Experts, however, estimate an ag-
gregate increase in gross receipts of lead
Second m
amounting to fully SSG9 eco, as against a
decrease of s5S, 900 on the fifteen leading
lines IN the preceding half year. Ex-
penses, they calculate, viii be diminished
by more than a million sterling where
they increased 81, Geo in the previous
six months.
Fixed Charges Increased.
The f&ed capital charges imposed dur
ing the year will practically absorb the
whole increase in gross earnings; but
the savings in expenditure are probably
secured for dividends, if SO desired The
chief interest now, therefore, lies in the
question whether the companies will di-
vide up to the hiIt, or will retain large
sums for betterment purposes. Too much
has hitherto been spent out of capital for
requirements of this sort.
Careful weighing of the financial prob
abilities indicates that the Bank of Eng
land VIII reduce its discount rate to 3h
per cent next Thursday.
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TO ADoRN AMERICAN BEAUTY.
superb Pearl Necklace Sold by a
Spanish Gr.,Sdee.

IA
Spanish GraSdee.
One of the most valuable necklaces in
the world has just been sold in Madrid.
An American lady of great wealth has at
last been able to obtain long-coveted
string of unique pearls, thanks to ore Of
the great dealers in jewelry in RegeE.
Street, London, who came to Madrid him
self to procure this much-sighed-for ar
ticle.
No less a parsonage than the Duke Q;
Sesto, Marques of Alcanices, has handed
over the splendid necklace of pearls. the
well-known chain that naughty danes OF
his house have worn on great occasions,
to adorn the fair neck OF the daughter of
an American millionaire.
The aristocratic ladies of old Spain are
very angry with the Duke for selling this
treasure without offering 1t first to them,
and one well-known duchess. who pos
sesses the necklace that adorned the
lovely throat OF Marie Antoinette, would
have given a fabulous price for the string
had she known 1t was in the market
Chicago Record Herald.
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Fixed Charges Increased.
DEALINGS ON THE CURB.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-In the curb mar
ket today the features were American
Can preferred, wh!c. q lvanced to 5Sk bid,
So asked, and Norfoik and Western Poca-
hontas Coal, which also showed a further
gain.
Standard Oil sustained a decline to go
bid, e32 asked
Greene Consolidated Copper has sus-
tained recession of two or three points
during the past week. and the best bid to-
day was 2ss..
Curb Market-Active Securities
Furnished by Percy E. Guard. No. Is
The Washington times., 1902-01-19

The Rev w. F. Balm, a retired minister
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
who died last night at his home in Char
lottesville. Va. was the father of w. E.
Balm. of this city.
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w. H. Demaine. of this city. has been
awarded the contract for placing a fence
around the Confederate Cemetery at
Groveton, Va. for the sum of $3.50. The
fence is to be of wrought iron, set liz
granite blocks.
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BULLISH ADVICES
AID COTTON RISE.
CLOSING STEADY AND HIGHER.
Wall Street md Other COntinEents
Firm in Relief That Prices Must
Advauce-Bears Grow
Nervous,

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-There was a mod
crate rise in cotton owing to higher
cables, diminuticn in the receipts at the
ports, and persistent predictions of an
early falling off in receipts.
Predictions Are BuIIish,
Mcintyre Marshall issued a special
circular, practically endorsing a Southern
crop estimate of 9,700. eco bales. and there
was some talk about very builish cir
cular issued at Meridian. Miss. in which
Mr.. Burton is taken to task in terms need
lessly severe. certainly In terms which
the majority of the trade deemed out Of
place in purely commercial controversy
But, although the receipts showed no
very marked falling of, the fact is equally
apparent that large interests are still
very friendly to cotton.
other Bull ContinEents.
These interests are located mainly ~
is believed. in Wall Street. But there ara
other bull contingents in the South and
the West. which apparently adhere to the
beIlet that sooner or later prices must go
considerably higher, and whatever the
bears may say in criticism of such pre-
diciions. it is fact bevond question that
they are averse to taking the aggressive,
but on the contrary. SHOW very eylaenI
signs of nervousness.
At the same time. the most sanguine
OF the bulls do not look for any material
advance until there is a material falling
OF in the crop movement.
Steady at the Close.
The market closed steady, with quota
tions to higher as compared with yes
terday's closing prices:
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S1.25 to baltimore and Return, Via
ID. & o. II. r., Saturday and Sunday,
January IS and 10. tickets good returning until
following Monday. Good all trains except
Royal Limited. e16-4
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The funeral of Mrs. Martha B. Gardner.
wife of Louis F. Gardner. whose death
occurred in Washington on Thursday last,
took place at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
from the Methodist Episcopal Church. in
this city, and was attended by a number
The Washington times., 1902-01-19

Lily f. Wade has sold to Mary A. Ben
nett one-half interest In house and lot
on the north side of Prince Street. be-
tween Fayette and Payne Streets.
The Washington times., 1902-01-19

Mrs. Patram, of 1l4 Prince Street. who
yesterday fell on the ice in her yard and
was considerably hurt, was today taken
to the Belle Haven Hospital for treat
The Washington times., 1902-01-19
Corn Rules Strong.
Provisions Score Gains.

Provisions opened strong on better
hog market, and ruled firm all day. clos
ing with gains from yesterday. Outside
traders, country investors particularly,
took hold freely and routed the bears.
There was continued liquidation in lard
by holders, but at their own prices
The feature of the day was the buying
of July pork, that option closing within
2lA cents of May, after selling at 20 cents
discount.
The Washington times., 1902-01-19

Nicholas Parker, coIored, was yester-
day found dead I'm his bed at his home. at
Bush Hill. Fairfax County. The remains
will be brought here Monday for inter-
meut
The Washington times., 1902-01-19

A new postoffce has been established at
Belair. Alexandria County, with Hobart
A. Smoot as postmaster.
The Washington times., 1902-01-19

George R. Cook. n soldier from Fort
Myer, was last night picked up by the
police while wandering aimlessly through
the streets This afternoon two soldiers
from that fort came here and took him
back to the post
The Washington times., 1902-01-19
CURRENT EVENTS
IN ALEXANDRIA.
DELINQUENT PROPERTY SALES.
Pieces Redeemed Represent More in
Money Than Those Recorded
Repatriation of Certih-
Gates to Come.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. BIN the
Corporation Court today there were re-
| corded forty-twO certificates of sale OF
delinquent property, which was sold No
vember g. 1899, and not redeemed Prior
to the sale there were several hundred
pieces of property on which there were
| delinquent taxes. but before the sale all
had been paid but eighty-four pieces for
| which certificates of sale were flied in
the auditors office. Within the past two
years. however. forty-two pieces have
| been redeemed, up to today, and the other
| forty-two are now recorded after wait
ing the limit.
| The pieces redeemed represent more in
money than those recorded The sum of
! s., GIG has been paid upon account of the
property, and of this amount the sum of
sl52 was for interest charged The record
ing of the certificates will of Course. add
to the burden of the delinquent as it costs
something to have it recorded, and it also
| costs to have it redeemed
In reference to the recording of delin-
Quent property. section 81 of the city
charter reads as follows: In case any
real estate struck off to the city, as here
in before provided, shall not be redeemed
within the time specified, the city auditor
ton of two years from the sale, cause to
be recorded such certificates of sale. with
his oath that the same has not been re-
deemed. and thereupon the said corpora
ton shall acquire an absolute title to the
same in fee
The Corporation Court was in session
this morning, with Judge ]. X NJ Nor
ton presiding. and the following busi-
ness was disposed of: Harry B. Cation
was appointed administrator of Thomas
Stillard, deceased, and Messrs N s.
Greenaway. l.. NJ. Reed, and William
Klaus were appointed appraisers. Frank
c. Creighton qualified as administrator of
Mary Creighton. deceased. decree was
entered confirming the partition of prop
erty in the chancery suit of Creighton vs.
Creighton.
In the Police Court this morning a man
named Henry Cavanaugh was fined 500
for assaulting a woman named Lille
Lewis, proprietress of a resort 80 North
Lee Street. From the evidence elected at
the hearing. It appeared that Cavanaugh
had been living in Washington and Bal
timore. and about three weeks ago he
took up his abode at the house of the
Lewis woman. Mayor Simpson stated
that II Cavanaugh made any further trou-
BILE he would have him arrested under the
vagrant act. 80
Alderman n. P. T. Burke. of this city,
and Miss Jane Revere Reynolds. of Bos-
ton, were married in that city. Mr.. Burke
has leased the residence of Mrs. C. F.
Lee. 706 Duke Street, which he and his
bride will occupy.
The funeral of Mrs. Martha B. Gardner.
The Washington times., 1902-01-19

r. F. Knox, auctioneer, today sold at
public auction the property on the north
side of King Street. between Washington
and St. Asaph Streets. to Mrs E. S. Flem-
ing, for the sum of $3.50.
The Washington times., 1902-01-19
German Bank Rate Reduced.

BERLIN, Jan. 1S.-The bank rate of
discount was today reduced to 3h per
cent.
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WHEAT CLOSES
AT HIGH POINT.
FIRM ON COVERING BY SHORTS.
Corn Strong, with Activity in tho
Dcnlings-Trade in Grains Az
fects Provisions Fa-
vOrably.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S.-There was a large
trade in wheat today and the market
ruled firm on covering by shorts, owing to
the absence of rain in the Southwest,
strength in the coarse grains. and higher
cables from abroad.
Corn Rules Strong.
The close was at the highest point Of
the day, y cent higher than last night
Continental markets were also higher
Cash demand here. in fact all over the
country, was very quiet. Country offer
ings are reported to be larger. The sea-
board reported very dull demand there
for export.
Corn ruled very strong all day, with a
large and active trade. There vas lib
eral covering by shorts, as well as good
buying for long account. owing to very
light country offerings and somewhat bet
ter cash demand from the South prin-
cipally.
Oats ruled very strong all day. with
large and active trade to the close Conn
try offerings were very light, while there
was a decided improvement in the cash
demand
The Washington times., 1902-01-19

of relatives and friends Of the deceased.
The funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. e. V. REGISTER. pastor.
The Washington times., 1902-01-19

Alderman n. P. T. Burke. of this city,
and Miss Jane Revere Reynolds. of Bos-
ton, were married In that city. Mr. Burke
has leased the residence of Mrs. c. f.
Lee, 706 Duke Street, which he and his
bride will occupy.
The Washington times., 1902-01-19


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10
Sc dice que e| a|nIrante
Kinick, ha .mueTto
A consecuencia del ataque del
Panther"
Creese que perecio ahogado al intentar
escapar del fuego aleman

servicio cablegraco especial del Boletin Mercantil
Nueva York, miercoles-Las 11timas
noticias recibidas aquf del incidente
promovido entire alemanes y haitianos'
confrman la version cilculada de que
los alemanes atacaron al buque haitiano
cuando este no hacia maniobra alguna
que demostrase propositos de desacatar
la intimacion de Alemania.
En- Washington, Sc dice que Ell Almii
rante Killick, ha perecido en- Ell ataque
de los alemanes, ademas de otros cuatro
tripulantes del buque haitiano que Sc
ahogaron al pretender huir del mortife-
TO fuego del Panther.
Ell Departamento de Estado, averigua
activamente la verdad que puede haber
en- estos rumores y mandara TN detalla-
do informe de sus trabajos al Embaja-
dor aleman en- Washington.
Este asunto absorve ahora la atencion
p1blica en- varios Estados de la Union.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10
sALIDAs DE vRAvEsIA

Para New York vap amer Caracas
por Villar y co: Muptaner y co, CT
sombreros Mullenhoff y Korber 6 CTS
tabaco e1aborado 1 CT paking poder
Sores de L Villamil y co. 81 CTS tabaco
elaborado 9 pacas con 600 libras tabaco
en- rama Ct con "a tins olives Sociedad
Anonirna Luz Electrica CT one paper
pulley Dooley Smith y co 20 SIS con
1000 libras cafe baul varios efectos I
CT tabaco elaborado Sh Vernero y co, 3S
pacas con 3345 ibras tabaco en- rama IL
CPS tabaco elaborado Max Goldstine 1
ci id id M Quifiones Cabezudo CT
id id Porto Rico cigar co CTS id id
Portela y co, CPS id id M Durlach 2
|cIs id Sores de M Lomba y co 8 cls id
id Freiria Alfonso y co 3 cIs id id Pla
y co 7 CPS id id Miguel Weiwall S cls
id id San Juan Import y Export co, 7
CTS id id Francisco Rucabado IS CPS i'd i'd
The American West Indies Trading co
|IS CPS id id Porto Rico Export co, 50 CTS
id id Mateo Rucabado so CTS id id Porto
Rican American Tobacco co. 50 cls id
idem.
SAIIDAs DE cOSTANEROS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10

Don Alexandra Doninguez, ilonlbra-
do Juez Municipal Propietario de Affas
co ha prestado juramento y tornado po
session de st cargo.
Esta noche dara retreta en- la plaza
principal, la banda de la Policfa Ins,llar
El Juez se1or Kopel lie impuso hoy
a Ramon Sanchez S dollars de multa
por llevar TN cuChillo.
Don Francisco Moil nombrado Sc
cretario del Juzgado de Paz de Adjun-
tas ha tornado possession y prestado jura
mento de su cargo.
Don Herminio Diaz Navarro. Nota-
rio de esta capital ha solicitado Sc le
conceda tin af1o de licencla para trasla.
darse a los Estados Unidos.
Isaac Iiareta fue multado hoy con 10
dollars por ell [uez de Catedral por ex-
pender leche adulterada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10

jaulas loza Piza hermanos 3 bls sebo de
res Gonzalez Alvarez y co 8 CPS som
breros Barcelo y co Is SIS azicar cls
mercancfas Juan Cortada c[y3 ba1
les ropa Fernrndez Gauran y co 50 SIS
azdcar Sucrs de Abarca CT y pieza
maquinaria J Ochoa y hermano 50 SIS
azdcar. A la orden; by 6 cIs mer
cancias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10
L vaje de! !.,g: general Miles
a Fi|Ipinas
A inspeccionar ell ejercito
Va por orden del Presidente
A inspeccionar ell ejercito
Va por orden del Presidente

Servico cablegrafeo especial del Boletin Mercantil
Nueva York, miercoles-IIoy Sc ha
publ;cado la orden dada al General Mi
les, por el Presidente Roosevelt, man
dandole a Filipinas a inspeccionar el
ejercito.
La orden obliga, al General Miles q
sa1ir inmediatamente para Manila, des-
de donde, ha de If a practicar una
investigation a todas las tropas que hay
en- la actualidad en- el Archipelago.
LA orden no le autoriza intervenir
en- la campafia de Filipinas, nj lie conce-
de autoridad superior a la del general
Chaffee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10
Rafael VeIez Lopez
MEDICO-C O-CIRUJANO
San Francisco 62--2.o derecha.
ConsuItas ae Id4b m.
GRATIS PARA LOS POBRES

La Emulsion de Scott es Ell mejor
medic de administrar las grasas fos-
for1das. Esto es debido sin duda 4 la
facilidad con que es asirnilada por el
|organismo
Don Gabriel Iguina, .Medico- -Cirtja-
no por la Universidad de Madrid.
Certifca Que hace afios viene ha-
ciendo uso de la Emulsion de Scott de
aceite de hfgado de bacalao con hipo-
fosftos de cal y de sosa, habiendo OBJ
tenido buenos -resultados en- aquellos
cases Ell que ha crefdo necesario su en-
pleo.
Y para que conste donde convenga,
|expide la presente en- Camuy, Pto. Rico,
a Id de Mayo de 1894
DR.. Gabriel Iguina.
Mayana saldra para su residencia de
Mayaguez, el sefior de Diego.
Don Luis G. Toro, ha prestado jura-
mento y tornado possession del cargo de
Juez Municipal Suplente de Humacao.
Sc encuentra recogido en- CANA, ata-
cado de la grippe, Ell sefior Meyer, Of
cial Pagador de la Policfa Insular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10
PARA CURAR Ell RESFR1ADO
EN- UN OLA

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE. BROMO-QUININA. El boticario
1e devolverz e1 dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
frma de e. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
Sc encuentra en- estas sciudad Ell cabo
de Ia Policfa Insular, sefior Leopold
Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10
BIaz!! Y Bolivia en- guerra
El Congreso brasileno conforme
Ell motive es ell territodo del Acre

Servico eablegratco especial del Boletin Melcantl
Nueva YORK, miercoles--Un cable
grama de Rio Janeiro dice que~el Con-
greso del Brazil ha aprobado aver una
orden mandando al ejercito atacar a las
tropas bolivianas que ocupan actual
mente ell territorio del Acre.
Ell Brasil. sostiene que lie pertenecen
las tierras que ocupa Bolivia, en- virtud
de I'm tratado entire las dos rep1blicas.
Bolivia, tambien Sc apresta a la lucha
y al efecto, sus tropas acampan desde
hace dias en- Ell territorio en- disputa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10
Gran Hotel Union
ALLEN ST. 1s-

Esta casa, montada con todo Ell luio
y comodidades de la epoca, esta situada
en- la parte mas aristocratica de la ciu
dad, frente al stntuoso Casino Espaf1ol
Es el edifcio mas elegante donde e1
p1blico hallara TN servicio esmerado
afable trato y precios economicos
Precios convencionales.
3o-Io BEIRo-Propietario
El proximo domingo celebraran una
Convention los federales americanos de
Arecibo para proclamar la candidatura
de Delegates a la Camara.
Como candidates suenan los nombres
de los sefiores Lcde. de Diego, Lcdo.
don Carlos M. Soler, Lcdo. don Manuel
Perez Aviles, don Francisco Cora y Ell
Lcdo. don Juan de Guzman Benitez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10
GTandes inundaci0nes en-
ell JaD6n
La cosecha del arroz destrufda

I Varios centenares de perSonas muertas
Nueva York, microbes. -Noticias re-
cibidas de Yokohama dicen que han
ocurrido serias inundaciones al Sur de
la isla Nippon.
Varies centenares de personas han
perecido ahogadas y la cosecha dc arroz
quedo tota,mente destruida.
En- Nagasaki, muchas personas han
perecido por la inundacion de los rios,
Ell gobierno japones, ha mandado tro.
pas para ell socorro de los campeSinos.
Son muy grandes las perdidas causa-
das por la inundacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-10
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME

81 vapor amer @Shawmut' que Sc
|despacho aver para New YORK (via Ia
jardo), totno en- este puerto la carga 81
guiente: Oehoa VI hermano 626o SIS
con oSI,o45 hbras azllcar
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA
De Ia Guayra y escalas va ,or amer
Caracas 4 Viilar y co con carga de
transito.
De Philadelphia gol amer Wesley
M. Olef obrinos de Ezquiaga, 1911
toneladas carbon mineral