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GEN. GRANT SUSTAINED.
VIII Not ne Called to Account for HIS
Order Rejecting ON Brack ettville, Texas.

VIII Not he Called to Account Tor Hhs
Order Rejecting on Brackettviile, Texas.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.--The War Depart =
ment has decided not to do anything to
Brig, Gen. r. ID. Grant. commanding
the Department Of Texas, for issuing a
general court-martial order containing
severe structures on conditions at Brackett-
vile, in that State. The order got into the
newspapers, and Brackettville people asked
the President and Secretary Of War to call
Gen Grant to account for it's publication.
In answer to these complaints Gen. Grant
said that the order did not reflect on Brack-
ettville as a community, but was intended
to reflect severely upon the dives near
Fort Clark, and he believed that the decent
people of BrackettviIle conceded with the
opinion Of these resorts expressed in the
order
A complaint to the President against
Gen. Grant was referred to the Judge Ad-
vocate General of the Army, who has just
rendered an opinion that as no penal action
would lie for a publication affecting the
town OF Brackettville. the law provides
no military remedy, as Gen. Grant was the
legal authority, and his action, under tn c
1O9th Article Of War, final, and is not sub
ject to review by superior military au-
thority.
This ends the matter so far as the War
Department is concerned.
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o2,OOO MEN FIND WORK.
Rest OF the rs 900 who Have Made Peace
with Builders Must Wait while.

About % 900 men engaged In a dozen OF
the building trades went to work yesterday
under the arbitration agreement of the
Employers Association. Matters we're not
in such shape that the entire 35 900 included
in the agreement could begin, but by to-
morrow or Thursday, it is expected, the
remainder will find work, as will also mem
bers of one or two other unions which are
in favor Of accepting the agreement
The plasterers and plasterers' laborcrs
were among those who returned to work
yesterday, Most OF them went back to
their old places. In the other trades at
least one-half of the men got their old
Jobs back.
The board OF governors of the employers
association had long meeting, but did
not think it expedient at present to fix
time limit for the general resumption of
work II was announced after the meet
ing that the Hosting Engineers Assoca-
tion had voted to sign the plan of arbitra-
lion, but the signing has been deferred
until an official of the union who is out Of
town returns He il expected here to-
morrow
The action of the union is important
because the hoistng engineers, like the
housesmiths, can delay the work of other
traces ihe actlOn OF Inc engineers was
FASTENED by the fact that employers were
beginning TO Use gasolene engines for hoist
ing:
The Laborers' Protective Society, com
posed Of masons' laborers, which made a
demand in May for an advance in wages
from 50 to 81 cents an hour, to go into effect
on July I, began to order strikes in about
dozen buildings for the enforcement Of
the demand yesterday morning. The
strikes were abortive because hardly any
masops' laborers were working
The Board Of Building Trades further
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GunbOat Bancroft Releases ships Detained
by Venezuelan Insurgents.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Acting Secre-
tary of State Loomis has received tee-
gram from W. W Russell, United States
Charge d'Affaires al Caracas, reporting
that the three steamships OF the Orinoco
Shipping Company, an American concern
which were detained by Venezuelan nsur-
gents at Ciudad Bolivar, have been re-
leased by Lieutenant -Comman der Culver
of the United States glnboat Bancroft and
taken down the Orinoco River to San Felix
The Bancroft was sent to Ciudad Bolivar
10 effect the release of these vessels.
The Venezuelan Government denies
that the authorities at San Fernando
had seized or detained two other steamships
OF the Orinoco Shipping Company.
In telegram confirming the State De-
partmsnt' report, Lieutenant Commander
Culver says that he took women and chill
dren OF all nationalities away from Ciudad
Bolivar on the Bancroft to escape the ex-
pected bombardment Of the town by the
Government forces
The sun., 1903-07-21
Army and Navy Orders.

WAsHrHGroN, July 2o-Thcse army orders were
Issued to day:
Contract Surgeon George ". Daywat; from Fort
Schuyler to Fort ST. Philip, relieving Contract
Surgeon Frederick lindra, ordered to his home
for AnNulmcnt Of contract
First Lieut.. Harry 4 Eaton, and Second Lieut..
Frank N kndc, Eighth Infantry, 10 Fort Lcavrn o
worth. for examination for promotion.
Leaves Oi absence granted, First Lieut., Robert
s Welsh. Artillery. two mODthS Capt. William W.
Harts Corps Of Engineers, one month.
The following naval orders were issued.
Lieut.. A. ~. Davis, from Command OF the 'rrux
tun the second torpedo l0tlla, &C. 10 naval torpedo
station.
Lieut., II. X. Bcnham, from the olympia to conf
mand the 'fruNtun,
Ensign ). Woods when discharged from naval
hospital, Mare Island to home and sick leave one
month.
Surgeon c p Kindcbergcr. TO tho independence
Mare Island,
Assistant Surgeon A, Stuart two months slck
leave granted.
Assistant Civil Engineer ], v. Rockwell. TO Navy
Yard Boston.
Paymastcrs Clerk j. II. Fay. appointed July ~,
1903 for duty on board the ESSEX
Mldshlpmnn =, c, Rowan from the Chicago to
Brooklyn.
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kELLOGG STRIKE BROKEN"
Freight Delivered by the Chicago Com
pany without Opposition.

CHICAGO, July 2O.---The strike is practi-
caly broken" said a representative OF the
Kellogg Switchboard Company to-day after
the concern had scored heavily III the strug-
gle against the unions which have been maxi
ing war upon the factory. During the
morning the company delivered another
load of freight to the Belt Line Warehouse
without opposition. An application for an
injunction charging conspiracy against the
leaders of the teGmsters involved in last
weeks rioting was filed IN Judge holdom s
court, and temporary restraining order
was issued,
Women took hand in a small riot which
attended the departure of two wagons
from the Kellogg plant under police escort
this afternoon. Two women We're arrested
one for throwing half brick at the private
detectives who accompanied the Kellogg
truck, the other for attacking Lieut.. Bow
Ter with an umbrella.
The sun., 1903-07-21
Not GtILTY or ENyORTION.
Parks and Hts Fellow Delegates Plead
--San't Inspect Grand Jury Minutes.

Labor union men from all parts OF town
were in Part l. of General Sessions ycster-
day, when Walking Delegates Sam Parks and
Tim Mccarthy of the Housesmiths Union,
and Richard Carvel Of the Derrictmen's 3
Union, were arraigncd to plead to indict-
ments charging them with eXtortlon'
Ex-Magistratc Brann and Lawyer Alex
ander Eusts appeared for Parks and
Mccarthy and Lawyer Fitzgerald for Car
vel
Motions for the dismissal Of the indict-
mentS we're denied by Judge McMahon,
and through their counsel Parks and
Mccarthy then pleaded not guilty; with
leave to withdraw the pleas on or before
July "a Carvel pleaded not guilty with
the privilege of withdrawing that plea on
July ~.
Each of the lawyers, in turn, made mo,
tions to inspect the minutes OF the Grand
Jury which indicted the men, and these
motions were denied The bail in each case
was continued.
The sun., 1903-07-21
Fatal Hotel Fire AZ Nome.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 2O-The steamer
Meteor, from Nome, brings news of the
destruction Of the Golden Gate Hotel in
that city, causing the death of Mr.. and
Mrs r. NJ, Rays and Sherman d. Gregg
all of Pittsburg Pa, rendering 200 people
homeless and causing the loss of 500 600
X. NJ Rays was a director of the German
American Savings Fund Company Of Phil,
adephia and was visiting Nome with his
wife. The fire was caused by the janitor
Lighting stove with oil.
The sun., 1903-07-21
COULDN'T IDENTIFY HIMSELF.
A Man supposed TO Be B. ~. Goldsmith
Found Wandering About Niagara Falls

NIAGARA FAILS, N. Y, July 2O-A young
man who, Judging from papers in his
pocket, is Berthod H. Goldsmith of i3l
East Sixty-first street, New York, was
found wandering Gimlessly about the
streets here. He had little money in his
pocket and appeared to have no knowledge
OF where he came from or where he was 90
ing He was hungry but did not know
when he had last eaten He is believed
to be an umbrella drummer. II is pos
shle that he is victim OF knockout drops
or some drug The police are caring for
him
The sun., 1903-07-21
Two strikes In Newbursh.

NEwBURGH. July 2O.-There are two strikes
under way here, one at the Harrison &
Gore silk Companys mill and the other at
Holdens Little Falls Paper Company {
plant. During the heated term three men
left the silk mill without permission and
we're discharged A refusal TO reinstate
them caused that strike. AT the paper
mill over half of the employees went on
strike this morning for d holiday each
week. The proprietors of both mills rufuse
to give in and are running short handed.
The sun., 1903-07-21
Speaker.to-Ise Cannon In washinst on

WASHINGTON, July 2o,-Speaker-to-b be
Cannon was in Washington to-day and had
q long talk with Secretary Shaw He was
also at the Post Office Department and
saw Fourth Assistant Postmaster-G General
Bristow with regard to appointments in
his Uannon's) district Mr. Cannon de-
clined to discuss pubic questions with the
reporter He win go to New York to-
morrow
The sun., 1903-07-21
NAV Close Crescent Yards To-day

ELIZABETH, n. j., July 2O.-The Crescent
shipyards were open to-day and as yet
no trouble has occurred. A committee
from the strikers waited on Receiver Smith
of the United States Shipbuilding Com
pany, and unless, they can get some con
cession they say the entire yard willbe called
out tomorrow morning The yard usual lily
employs $50 men. About $50 are at work
The sun., 1903-07-21
capt. PilisDury Chief or stan 10 Rear Adj
miral Barker.

WAsHTNGr ON, July 20 Capt, John F..
PilIsbury. member of the naval general
board has been selected for assignment
as chief Of stafto Rear Admiral A. S.
Barker, Commander-in-Chicf of the North
Atlantic feet, The duties of this Office
have been performed heretofore by the
commanding officer of the fleet flagship
but Tn" increased size Of the fleet and the
growing importance of It's work require
the assignment Of an officer who can de-
vote his entire time to staff service with
out being hampered by the duties of a
commander
The sun., 1903-07-21

decreased it's membership by expelling two
more unions, the Brotherhood Of Car
penters and the Plasterers' Laborers' Union
for signing the arbitration agreement
but was expelled all the same. A meeting
of the delegates of expelled unions was
held later to consider whether or not to
form a new board composed of skilled
trades. The general sentiment appeared
to be that ,inasmuch as under the arbitration
agreement there can be no sympathetic
strikes, board Of delegates was unnec-
essary. No action was taken
The sun., 1903-07-21
HOLD-lP DIDN'T DjORE,
Long Islander Keeps His Purse and GrabS
One Of His AssaIiants

Two men held up Edward klee, a Long
Islander. at Thirty-fourth street and Third
avenue about IL O'Clock last night and
tried to steal his pocketbook containing sS,
klee grabbed one OF the men. who said he
was William McGrath of 295 West Eighteenth
street. He was locked up in the East Thirty
fifth street station. The other man escaped.
The sun., 1903-07-21
Low Hurries Reservoir Contractor.

Mayor Low sent this letter yesterday to
John b. Mcdonald:
| beg to call your attention to the fact
that in the reports which are received from
the Aqueduct Board relating to the progress
Of work at the Jerome Park reservoir there
force employed on the work is not as large
asst might be
| shall be obliged il you will report to me
the reason for this at your earliest conven-
The sun., 1903-07-21
Admiral Miller Declines OTrr Of Com.
mand OF south Atlantic SOUadrOn.

WASHINGTON, July 20, Rear Admiral
Merrill Miller, commandant Of the Mare
Island Navy Yard, has declined the offer
Of the command of the South Atlantic
squadron on account of Ill health.
The sun., 1903-07-21
Rear Admiral Read Chief Of Lighthouse
Board.

WASHINGTON, July 2O-Rear Admiral
j. j. Read, now commanding the Ports
mouth, n. H., Navy Yard, has been selected
for duty AZ chairman of the Lighthouse
Board on the retirement, next month, OF
Rear Admiral George c. Remey.
The sun., 1903-07-21
NJ IAI2RIELlD

LA TOURETTE- WEEKS on Saturday, July Is,
at st. Johns Church. SomrrvIlle ~ j. by the
Rev, Charles F'skc, Philip La Tourcttc, Jr.,
Of BayOnnc. n. j., and Lucie Carncs Weeks Of
Elizabeth n. j.
The sun., 1903-07-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for children
tccthing softcnS the gums, reduces Inflammation,
allayS pain. cures wind cole. diaTrhGa 25c, bottle
The sun., 1903-07-21

POR RENT One seven and one nlnc-r = u
nishcd cottage on shore OF Mirror Lake. with /.
and boat terms reasonable. II. r. BARRETT
box l77, Lake Placid, n. !.
The sun., 1903-07-21
SUMNER COTTAGES.

watch Eill. u. L.. Cottage TO Nublct.
Circumstance prev Cntlrg lessor from Cccupylhs
cnc Of the mrst attractive itugrs AZ WRtcl II
wishes l." suhIct. hlNI u.s. cottages rcDtc. r
July; can be nal nom August ISl For ili y f.
tiCuarS, write, FRANK ", coy, Westerly. II.
The sun., 1903-07-21
PENNSYLVANIA.
Delaware Water Gap
TIE NEW klTrATINNY.
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.

Last year the hotel was entirely rcmodellrd re-
furnished, enlarged and thoroughly mOdcrnizcd
Electric lights hydraulic elevator mile OF broad
pn2aas. g0lf links, WIll kept walks and drives
bathing and hshing Rooms en- suite with private
baths Golf tournaments, Illustrated booklet.
"a hours from New York Via D. L. W. II. r.
. LEWIS T. BRYANT, Mgr.
lladdon Hall Atlantic City. ~ j.
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Um pAjarO de cuenta

Esta manana Sc ha l1evado 4 efec-
to, por el guardia de la secreta
sehor Santos Vargas, una captura i'm
portante.
Hace varios dfas que los sefiores
Gambia y Sttube, del comercio de eSta
plaza, venfan echando de menoS varioS
efectos de valOr. Recelando que fue-
sen Sustraidos de noche, dieron parte 3
la pollcia Y determinaron que Sc que
dase a dormir lin dependiente en- Ell al
macen.
Esta madrugada. a ESQ de las cuatro,
observaron los vigiIantes que un hon.
bre entraba en- ell a1macen y comeuzaba
4 hacer un Ito con Varios efectos de los
que alllf habia.
Ell policfa hizo fuego sobre el ladr6n,
hirieudole en- una pierna.
Inmediatamente fue deterido y lie
vado al cuarto de socorros, donde Sc le
euro la herida.
Ell ladr6n declare su nombre y Ell de
las personas a quienes dice que es
vendfa ell producto de sus matinales
visitas al almacen de los sefiores Gan
dfa y Sttube.
Jose Monies sc llama el sujeto de
referencia, y estaba colocado de Sirvien.
te de Ia familia lue habita ell piso alto
de Ia casa en- que esta el a1macen.
Elproducto de los latrocinios de To-
Sc Monies asciende una cantidad
respectable.
EI ladr6n entreg6 ochocientos dollars,
producto de su indigno comercio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
Ca+ahO
Mayo II de 1908.

Ell cabo Valdivieso sc ocupa con ac-
tividad de la limpieza del poblado. 81
estAn desyerbando los frentes de Las
casas 10 que tanta falta hacfa.
~ Ell guardia jaime Alvarado OBJ
servo aver Que la pulperfa de don Raj
mundo Rodriguez estaba vendiendc
despues de las doce y el cabo Valdivie-
so observe 10 misno a las 61z de IL
|tarde.
Ambas denucias estan en- poder de
Juez.
~ Aver, en- Palo Seco, tuvieron urs
rita los individuos Felipe Sostre y Tri-
nidad Cepeda, habiendo salido herd
de aIguna gravedad ell segundo.
Tenie1do conocimiento ell cabo Val
divieso del suceso, Sc traslado ALA, cap
turando al Scstre, que Sc habfa dado
Ia fuga y prestando a Cepeda los auxi-
lios del case.
~ Los trabajos del temple caroicC
van progresando rapidamente de Sc
suir asf, no paSara -mucho sin que pue
da quet ar termlnado.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
FIESTA IMTIMA

El rosario de cruz que Sc celebr6
anoche en- casa de dofla Rosa de CALI
fianez, qued6 lucidfsimo.
Sc di6 cita allf 10 mas granada de las
damas de aquf, y hubo un deTroche de
dulces y licores.
Las pareias, compuestas de Don Ma
nuel Go.ay y Ia sen1rita Rosita Galifia-
neg. Y don Eulogio Ramos COT Ia sefio-
rita Petra Matinee Wales, eran las en-
cargadas de fiesta tan grata, hacienda
los honores en- union de la sehora due
ia de la casa. -" -.
Sc dejaron DIR despues los dulces acoz-
des de la m1sica. -.
Para esta noche han elegido a don
Ramon Sarriera con la sehorita Agus-
tina Prieto y don Bartolo Martina
con la se6ora Carolina de Izuluaga.
Esta noche sera la mar.
ALMIBAR.
Catano, II de Mayo de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
BuenOs n.egaEos

La acreditada casa francesa de Va
lence, Drove. productora del celebre
vino "San Rafael, ba enviado 4 los Sc
flores Cerecedo HermanoS y Ca. de
San Juan, Sus re presentantes en- esta isla,
una magnffica collection de postales-
anuncios, cromos, alfleteroS, almana-
ques, abanicos infni1ad de objetoS
de fantasia, que traen Ell anuncio de
aquel celebrado artfculo.
Tambien anuncia de esa manera la
de Lefebre- Utile Su magnifico Cham
pagne.
Estan de enhorabuena los tavoroce.
dores de los amigos Cerecedo.
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BOt0 de Principles
Un enlace conVeniente
Interes de por medic

Nueva York, lun =s.-Dice TN
despacho de Berlin que muy
pronto Sc verificara el matrimO
MO de la princesa Alicia, hija
del principe de Ballenberg. con
el principe Andres de Grecia.
Esta boda ha de estar rOdeada
de una gran solemnidad, porque
Sc 1econcilian y Sc estrechan; en-
virtud de ella, dos razas. de anti
quo separadas y que parecian
irreconciliables hace tempo.
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IJl CICeIO indies
{ los DuGI|OS QITIC1nO2
Con 6rdenes de perrnanecer
en- Marruecos.
Para Mezquinez

Nueva York, lunes. : CONT
nican de Tanger que ha llegado
a las aguas de Marruecos ell cru
cero ingles "Renown",
Este buque de guerra estaba
en- Gibraltar y ha recibido orde-
mes de quedarse en- los puertos
africanos, hasta que no peligre
la seguridad de los extranjerss
en- aquel imperio.
Ahora ha salido para Mezqui-
nez, donde permanecera unos
dias.
Ell "Renown" tiene poderosos
reflectores electricos para alum
brar los campamentos africanos
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Una supEEca

Nuestro amigo, el cOnocido poeta don
Francisco J. Amy, editara TN 6onito Il
bro, conteniendo sus genialeS postales,
ell que vera muy pronto la luz p1blica.
Sc hara en- los talleres del BoLETIN,
y sera un buen trabajo.
ETaltandole copia de Ia mayor parte
lie las .p0StaleS que ha enviado q sus
bellas y distinguidas amigas, supHca q
estas que Sc sirvan remitlr dichaS CO.
pias para e1 objeto indicado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
ID ESCu0dI0 0hg|eS0 Cn Giho|I0T
Lo que Sc propone la Gran Bretafla
Sc reune la flota

Nueva York, lunes. .-Por el
Departamento de la guerra in
giles, sc han dictado las ordenes
oportunas para que Sc reuna en-
Gibraltar la Escuadra Inglesa
La prensa europea atribuye
varios propositos al Gobierno
ingles, con motive de la reunion
de la flota en- Gibraltar, entire
ellos la de imponer el Orden en-
Sa10Eica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
Mayo 9 de 1903.

En- la miSa Cantada que Sc celebrara
en- ell templo catolico ell 11timo domin-
go de este mes, tomara parte la distin-
guida Sefiorita Carmen Gilet y Arcel.
~ Sc encuentra en- eSta ciudad don
lose Guz nan Ben1tez.
Viere a defender don Emilio Cor
tada, Juez de Paz, de la indemuizaci6n
de 5000 dollars que le pide el "bruja"
continental Wilson.
- Desde hace tres dias Sc esta sin
tiendo TN calor insoportables.
ST contin1a la seduia, no llueve en-
el eSpacio de tres SemauaS, no tendre-
mos hielo en- eSta ciudad, por falta de
aqua.
~ Nuestro amigo y companero don
Carlos Casanovas Sc encuentra va casl
restab1ecido de St. dolencia.
Nos alegramos.
W. A, er regres6 de Humacao el
abogado don U1piano Colon.
~. Procedente de Mayaguez, donde
tomo carga para New York, tomo puer'
to hoy el vapor Ponce Aqu1 tam
bien cargari.
~. Fl apreciab'e artista poncefio Con
Jose Brigay, esta hacienda el busto de
don Luis Muf1oz Rivera.
x*xsPara esta noche prepara Ia Or
questa '..Progresista" TN bonito progra-
ma de piezas que ejecutara en- el Re-
creo Poncefio. ~
~ Apesar de que Sc ha repetfdo
muchas veces que las obraS de la plaza
de "Las Delicias" Sc continuaran en-
breve, no Sc hace NADIA, y permanece
dicho paseo en- tai estado, que ahuyenta
a las personas de aquelloS arededores.
~ 81 "Casino de Ponce" Ce1ebrarS
un bale de confanza el domingo 23 del
corriente.
~ Con 1eves alternatives, Ell precio
de la carne continua siendo inuy alto; y
ell consume de ese artfculo va diSminu-
yeudo, 4 medida que ell p1blico Sc con-
vence de 10 que afrma la ciencia; "que
la carne no es artlculo de primera nece-
sidad."
~ Auoche, y en- el barrio "machuO-
To-, hubo un conato de incendio en- una
casa donde Sc celebraba una fiesta de
cruz.
Tonao fuego 81 lienzo que haCfa de
dosel; y en- la confusion, uno de los
concurrentes, falta de aqua, arrojo
dos jarrones de horchata de arroz sobre
el lienzo, sofocando ell incendio.
Cuando trajeron el aqua, sustituy6 a
la horchata sirviendo para refrescar a
Ia concurrepcia.
iOh cambio lamentable
~ Discutiendo aver dos republica-
nos, Sobre 81 gobernaba su partido 6 la
voIuntad de Mr.. Hunt, Sc fueron las
manos y arm6se un escandalo norro-
cotudo sin que fueran molestados poi
Ia policia nj por ning6n agente de Au-
toridad, quedando sanjada la question
aceptando ambos que aqui en- Puerto
Rico nadie gobierna.
ESQ Sc llama enseGsnza practica.
CorresponSal.
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Peh.10GHistas
intrepidOs
Mobiles vfctinnas:

En- Londre existe el prop6sito de le-
vantar un inonumento la memoria de
los corresponsa'es ingleses muertos en-
ell campo de batalla durante la Ultima
guerra sud africana.
La lista de estas vfctimas del dcber
professional comprepdo docc nombres. 10
menos, entire el1os el da una mujer,
Mary Kinga1ay, cores ,onsal del Moy-
mig Posi-; muerta en- Johannesburg.
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ID LegOIngelSl de Ql h6[0G
Cervera ha Sido elegido Senador
Muchas felicitaciones

Nueva York, 1unes.-Ha sido
nombrado Senador vitaliCio, Ell
almirante de la Escuadra espa-
flola, don Pascual Cervera.
Este honor recaido en- el va
liente marino, ha merecido una
mime aprobacion en- Espafla.
Del exterior tambien ha reci-
bido muchas felicitaciones Ell
a1mirante Cervera. Entire estas
hay varias de los Estados Uni
dos.
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S&rvltio CeIeOrdfiro Especial
BOletin Mercantil
ID II|0DIQ IS0DeI
1GTIdQ en- ID bOC1
Sc cayo de un caballo
La menor desgracia
Sc cayo de un cabaIlo
La menor desgracia

Nueva York, lunes.-Dice un
despacho de Madrid que la in
fanta Isabel paseando a caballo
aver, tuvo la desgracia de caer-
Sc produciendose una herida en-
lasboca.
Fl caballo que montaba la in
fanta era muy fogoso y Sc des
boco. Gracias a la serenidad de
la infanta no habido que lamen-
tar mayor desgracia. La eyre
gia dana Sc tiro del caballo,
cuando vi6 que eran in1tiles
los esfuerzos que hacia para
reducirlo a la obediencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
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De casi todas las potenciaS
Ell orden a la fuerza

Nueva York, lunes-Los 1lti-
mos despachos recibidos de Pa
rfs, dicen que en- el puerto de
Sal6nica, Sc han reunido mas de
diez cruceros de diferentes ma
clones.
Todas las potencias de Euro
pa estan representadas en- la
manifestation de fuerza que Sc
esta hacienda en- Salonica.
Los hechos barbaros de volar
edificios con dinamita no han
vuelto a repetirse.
Desde que llegaron los buques
de guerra de las potencias, rel
ma el orden en- Salonica.