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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12

In the front rank came the tattered a, Bat
Mr.. Davis clasped 1t In his arm. bent ms
face upon 1t and wept. NO man 9ara. Wn e
Nor will T ey er forget the face OF Winnie
Davis. wet with tears turned from al
others towards the trembling torm Of ner
beloved father. It was the proudest mo-
ment Of her life. 1t was also the most
anxious.
Amongst the So south higior Hn
thorg Tho nave esTayea me
Annie T. COLI ock. Of Soula ,,urollna. who
has been decidedly successful In her at
tempt, Margaret Tudor" q romantic
most interesting picture of the stirring.
lite of 1910 IL What is now our St.te ii
Florida. but which was then under Span
sh has o. ove and e ess
Ing adventure than strictly historical
novel Miss Coicoct has written so ably
that one Of the critics pronounses that
thors OF "'rhe Helmet OF Navarro and
"To Have and to Hold" c,on
Miss Colcocls is the daughter OF con.
IF dsda he ryt nss hn Settler south
lima. In addition to her romance: s Nat
garet Tudor" she has published snort
stories in various mag Gw w ara on Of ~
new novel .l'A She he has spent some time
abroad, in Spain. studying art
Helen Keller the marve! Oh sbe he lbein ns1
NJ o OF one Of the Southern States,
;rrue she has not written any novel yet,
hut She has written n charming and m
teresting autobiography. of which some
critic says that mo book mas peen pun-
shsd for years that aR Rs II ma
most F SlsnhlISqa Themas
liisg neon numbers II M.n THE isi I
American books, along with Emerson,s
Essays 1.-THE Scarlet Letter nele
Toms Cabin" ETC.. and Thomas DIXON
ASHTThere is nothing like 1t in all litera-
With her rare intellect and fine schol (
arship, We may expect Helen Keller "
continue writing, and as shs an naSt w MonIi
over fine powers OF ina imashn er vet enrolled
amongst the noyelIsts OF the South, sha
Mark Twain has said or her that Eng
and Napoleon Bonaparte We're me IN"
most remarkable characters OF VIC 4''''S
teenth century, .,s.,,, raad hooks of tina
oa rhe MIS- Wig WIGS Of the Cabbage Patch
ana "Lovev Mary" are written :, a ng
Southern woman Alice Caldwell Heeah,
Of Kentucky. who \ - recehtis 81,
Mr.. Rice. Her delightful ana neatn ,u
optimism has p,snetra ary hom H Carrying sI
cheer and brightness with It, Mrs. Wlsgs
nhilosophy, though expressed IN quuilaa,
homely fashion, is Undoubtedly rye
and sound one and II it We're se"efal.s
ha npIer and more Christian state than It
now nonpi Isl In essentials. Alice Hogan seems
in sympathy though, perhaps, uncoh7
sciously so. With 'the new thought move
ment, ~ of which We hear SO mnch nov
adays. aud OF which Ralph Wa!ao 1t'he'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12

1. For worthless completion powders and 10.
tions. containing po!sohs md other Injurious
substance II your face Is disGgured with black.
heads and pimples. or your skin ts RED. rougn
or oily. I can send you a recipe that is postive
cure. It 10 harmless and you can prepare II ht
cost OF 10 cents. II draws and tightehs tne
akin. Recipe. 70 cents.
GRAY HAIR MADE BLACK OR BROWN.
2. II your hair Is gray or turning e tay w
have a formula for preparAt ton that WIN pos ni
lively restore the gray hairs to their nn'u ~
color; also makes the hair grow ana iooh 'oat
and glossy. 1t contains no sulphur. sugssr "
lead. nitrate silver. or poisons OF any KIM .. -
will not rub of, IS not sticky dirty or gutnWRy.
You can prepare 1t at cost OF rev Genus.
eipe, 2o cents.
FACE BLEACH.
g. For IS cents will send the formula ior "A
face bleach We guarantee It to remove frrckles
and all discolorations from akin. Can prepare
for a few cents.
FACIAL CREAM.
4 most affectunl and delightful prepafatio
IN softeninr whitening and utifyfng the skin.
nre venting aud removing wrinkles. Recipe, 70
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g. The formula for enlatging the bust and al
opf hollows in chest, neck and face 10 simple,
ine.pensive and sure. Recipe. Is cents.
HAIR GROWER.
AZ once, stoT,s Its falling out prevents dandrlf
and baItness. Can prepare 1t for few cents.
Recipe, - eerts.
z. THIS preparation is an infallable wrinkle
,emoyer perfectly harmless and ine1pensiye.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
IN FREDERICKSBURG
Moonlight Picnic One Of the Social
Events of the Week.
(specIal to The Times-Dispatcl

Especial to The Times-Dtspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA: July IL
moonlight picnic at the dam on the
Rappahannock River, mile above the
city, which was attended by a merry
PARTY OF young people from this city
Another bright party Of young people
went to Whitewater one day this week
and spent the time pcnicing, returning
to this city on the late evening train.
Bathing, boating and feasting were the
principal pastmes
Mrs. w. D. Carter gave a. progressive
euchre party to a number Of young peo-
pie this week in honor Of Miss Preston,
A. T. Embrey. Miss Mary Shepherd won
the ladies' prize and Mr.. George W. Shep-
herd, Jr., captured the gentleman's prize.
Miss Ida G. Magruder. of Washing ton.
the home Of Mrs. NJ. A. bowman. in
Spottsylvania county. near this city.
Mayor NJ. G. Willis spent few days
this week on his farm in Orange coun-
Mr.. II. B. Lane has returned from a
weeks visit to northern resorts.
Mrs. W c. stearns has returned to New
York after spending a few days with
Miss Evelyn Osborne has returned to
her home at Keysville after a visit Of
severals days to Mrs, A. P. Rowe.
Rev. J. S. Hutchinson and family are
visiting relatives In connecticut.
Rev. W. D. Smith and family are the
guests of relatives In Clarke county.
Major and Mrs. T. z. Morris are in
Washington for an extended stay.
Miss Mary Pritchard, Of Atlanta, ija., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Bailey at
Chatham, on Stafford Heights.
Miss Emma Honey, Of Washington, has
returned home after a visit to Bromp-
ton where she was the guest of Cap
tain NJ. B. Rowe and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brannan have
returned from a visit to Winchester
ter, Mrs w. H. Steptoe. In Lynchburg
Miss Julia Halleis the guest of her SIS
ter. Mrs r. O. Egerton, In Petersburg
Miss Mary Brockenbrough. of Rich
mond, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. D. H.
Knox, In this city.
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WILMINGTON PEOPLE
Society Scatters to Summer Resorts
and Some Across the Ocean. !.

~ ~ 49, @tH'SS'A~'o PdtS1i.j
WILMINGTON, N. c.. July u.-scores
OF society folk from here have gone
away for the summer. many to the
mountains, others to points North, while
not few are touring abroad. 95gi6 gfr
The only July wedding OF any special
interest so far was that of Miss Maud
May Harris. OF this city. and Mr.. Will
liam G. Hull, of Savannah. The cere-
mony was performed at o'clock Tues
day evening. at st. Andrews Presby-
terian Church, Rev. DR.. "A, p. Mcclure
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull left on the evening
train on wedding trip. after which
they. will return to Florence, S. c.. Mr..
Hull's headquarters. He Is a travel.
Ing auditor for the Atlantic Coast Line,
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Mary Clara Wood
ward. daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. W.
J.. Woodward, Of this city. and Mr.. John
Livingston Hazelhurst. formerly of sa-
vannah, but now Of Wilmington. The
wedding will be celebrated at S o'clock
A, NJ. on July 18th at the home Of the
bride. Both are popular young people
and have many friends. ssa
Miss Elizabeth Divine Burt. who grad
uated last week from the New England
Conservatory OF Music. returned home
this week, 4..ss
Miss Carrie s, Leftwich. Of Richmond,
who visited her brother. Mr.. George e..
Leftwich. has returned home.
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SOCIETY IN
CHARLOTTE.
Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage
Patch Presented by
Local Talent.
fsnectal to The Times-Dlspatch.>

(SpeCIdl W ! ZIG = lltIcS-A|boPobS'A'S
CHARLOTTE. N. c., July lin honor
of the visiting young ladies In the city
a most enjoyable german was given FRI
day night at the Park, I'D by Mr.. osmond
Those present were: Mr., Addison Brent
ger. Miss Ethel seckendorff. Of Wash
ington; Mr.. Julian Taliaferro, MISS Louie
Jones' Mr., Abner Nash, mss az sr 70 Np;es
Annie Wilson,; Mr.. Allen Milliron. Miss
Bess Scott. Of Graham; Mr.. p. n. Wat
kins, Miss Rena Ingram Of Waynesboro;
Mr. WI! Har5y Miss ANNIE AnSS s3one
Atsas NJ Mr. } Fead s seS Eot hs
gray MI G. 5G p ps IT, M Mas narh Mas
W i1atie Of Of Augusta: and Nj. T. D. os-
borne borne Miss Mary oates calddwell. .
The clApsrones We're sFs A,h Si.o rnoi -
One Of the most pleasant break rides
of the season was the one given Friday
night complimentary to MISS Johnsie 9
p n.rnSu Stopped at the Country Club. where
an elegant supper was served and enjoyed
by about twenty young people PEI be- u,,,.,,
On Friday evening MISS Sos aae. VIE; Whey
fsW friends in most charming manner
at Miss Bessie Wiley's nome on North
Pine Street.
s Msss Nam arrived last Saturday night
ana viii Visit Miss Aide n Oliver Fl,
are having a house party at their home
IN the COUNTRY, Their guest, s are Misses
Clara Anthony, Mary Lance, Marie Hutch
&c corinne Gipbon. the attractive little
IS quite III with in llama tory rheum tism
Miss Pauline Hili. OF naiers Nv IS n,s Isl Z,
Dilworth. o,,,hana r >,
80 ME- r,as e,,fsS et the City Hall Tuesday
nisht BY local talent, Much oar nsa ad been
Of the the play. and It as given splendidly.
ASa Oliver F gaye s aanSs at LGt alta
dance was complimentary ia Misses III
dred southel Hand, Margaret Thomhsson
On Tuesday at,erv v 9na at book club u
MIS- Annie Wiley, of that place, was an
aounced Miss LIS Wiley Rsv VII Pe PIna;n or o.
Greenyille, S. C The young people will
ton is to do missionary work.
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Summer DAYS in Gloucester.

Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
GLOUCESTER. VA. July l1.LMrs:
county; Mrs. St. George Bryan and Mr..
Eagle Point, left on Monday.
The Misses ,9uaTIes. Miss Blanche Smith
Newstead with the Misses Tabb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blow. of Belleville, are
entertaining a house party.
Mrs. ". S. Mott. nurse and children
left on Tuesday for Clarke, where thoy
will spend the summer.
Miss Norah Bayard Moore and Miss
Portia Lee Baldwin have returned to
Berryville.
Miss 9faretta KEENAN,, OF Baltimore, is
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. withers are at
Severnby.
visit to charlottesville.
Mrs. r. Horner. Of Alexandria,: Mr..
John Tyler Seawell. OF Newport News,
are at the Shellie. Ks
Mrs George Rose has returned from
Norfolk.
Mrs. Rose. OF Williamsburg, spent last
week with her son, DR.. George Rose. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. franklin Kernes have
DR.. Willie Kerns, of Cape Charles, spent
a few days lately with his brother. Yer
non Kerns.
Miss Pate. who has been visiting Mrs.
L. c. Catlett Is now with Mrs. Y.
Miss Elizabeth Lee has returned from
Ellerson.
Miss Mary Nelson is at Timber Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harris and d., Master
and Miss Adair. all Of Richmond are at
Sherwood.
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THE FLORENCE CO.,
8O2 N. Carey ST.. Baltimore. Md.

drews. The party returned, to Chatham
thoroughly delighted with the outing.
Chaperone. Mrs. Ard.
Farmers are busy threshing wheat OF
which the yield Is poor In this Immediate
section. but very good In the south IN
and extremely western part of the coun-
The recent rains have improved crop
conditions very much and at present the
tobacco and corn are very promising.
Rev. c. o. Pruden left this week fnr re
peratlng his health which has not been
roo iLI some li.ne.
So far there is only one candidate for
the Senate and two for the lower house.
There is some talk OF the Republicans
putting up ticket after the primary.
The alumnae OF Hollins Institute, VINO
reside in Chatham. gave an ice-cream
feast in the Academy of Music Monday
night for the benefit OF the Cooke Memo-
rial Library. A very nice sum was real
lied.
The Southern Piedmont District Conven.-
ton OF the Christian Church, Will me
with the Musevi.le Church, July 2.A. me
counties of Henry. Pittsylvania, Frank
lin, Halifax. Campbell and Bedford com
pose the district but nearly all of the
churches are located in the three counties
Rev. F. F. Bullard. Of Lynchburg; is
president OF the convention and MI.
Frank Marshall. OF Chatham, secretary.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox and other fine
thinkers are the opponents, the chief fea-

Ella: Wheeler. Wilcox and other fine
thinkers are the eXponents. the chief fea-
ture being df apprehend 1t righiy}8 sh
inslstance. on our removing the internal
heaven. and throwing wide open the doors
light freely enter, and impart to Us
spr1tHal fs ght health and and
and kindred evil traits and habits, ~
These tales are permeated through and
t hFqagh %h Msss has say taken g
hold Of adult minds as ever Santa Claus
Simple. never questioning faith. her abil-
fully are ali s."-Allnne polls
II nobody knew Mrs. Wigs. what =
troduce her: what pleasure 1T would
be to say that a new writer had been
discovered. who had something to say
ana ana child ' that I, Was born With heart and
a sense OF Observation-Disclosures Sentt-
Alice Caldwell Hogan belongs to a typ,
LOUISVILLE Is the center OF a large group
of literary folks; Aeeording 70 .,a,s state.
ment made by The onho9k M Us thaS ss
tune when she chose the subjects Which
lay nearest at hand"
MT Way, Indiana, is still a Vlrginiap
BY descent and tradition. He attended
the University OF Virginia. and praetic Gee
Confederate army. He was literary eds
tor Of the New York Evening Post dur
ing six years; and editor ,n-chlef Of
from 1885 to 1859. The following is par
tial list of his works: "a Romance OF
the American Revolltion;" "A Man OF
Honor" big Brother; a Carollnu Ca
U liar. u NIlnrnt by Soul 81. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
DANCE AT ELBA
Chatham Young People Drive Over and
Have an Evening of Pleasure,
fsneo'al to The Times-I',ispatc!

1SneO'aI to The Times-I'ispatch,)
CHATHAM, VA. July ia number Of
lin Junction Tuesday afternoon, where
they took supper at the Hotel Eba. and
danced afterwards to music discoursed
band The couples participating we.e
Edgar Whitehead with Miss Lucy Dab
ney. Eddie Dayis with Miss Mary G.
Wis. William Smith with Miss Ada Ro-
lanz. J. q. Lanier with Miss Edna Hunt,
Lewis Whitehead with Miss Crist. Cole
fOTson with Miss Bessie Shepherd, DR., I.
T. Whitehead with Miss Eula Shepherd,
William Fitzgerald with Miss Bessie An
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Don't Pay Dollars

After once using II you will not BE- without II.
Recipe, rs cents.
PRETTY EYEBROWS.
8. And long. dropping lashes may bs xror,
and thickened. Recipe rs cents.
DISCOVERED.
o. A face wash that will remove that rre,sy
shiny look from the skin and leave It soft and
white In I'VE minutes after washing. In a week
removes all discolorations; harnless; cont centS
to prepare enough to last six months. Recipe,
rs cents
gUPERFLous HAIR.
10. On face neck and arms quickly dissolved
and removed without pain or discolora ton ab.
polute removal In minutes. Recipe. rs cents.
BLoND1NE.
II. For rs cents we send safe recipe to bioy.
as silk and brilliant; inexpensive.
SOFT WHITE HANDS.
H. The rughest hardest or reddeSt hands
made white in a few nights; Inexpensive. Ks.
cpe. 2J cents.
Ia Excessive Precipitation OF the feet and arm.
Fits positively cured without closing porces.
Costs few cents to prepare It. Recipe. rs
cents.
making d hair curling liquid: win keep hair Ia
crimp In all kinds Of wea ther; inexpensire.
Recipes sent in plain sealed envelope. price
rs cents each, 8 for 90 cents. 8 for 81, all for
s2 stamps. silver or p o. order. Those re.
cipcs. simple. will DO all we claim for them. All
druggists sell these ingredients. Recipes all
different.
Address all orders
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO MA
CARA FALLS,
Via r. F. g. P, r, R. and Connections

VIA M - " ~ =" ~ $500 - ~s'N,'SY
Excursions leave Washington via Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad and Lehigh
Valley Railroad at $50 "a. NJ. July nth
and 3ls, August 18th and 2Sth,, septem-
Der 18th and 18th, and October sth.
Leave Washington via Pennsylvania
RAILROAD and Bufralo at A. NJ, July
24th. August 7th and 2lst, September tth
and 18th, and October g am. o 10Th, .,o. a
Tickets on sale ror afternoon trains on
days prior to excursions from Washing
ton I, and for train leaving Byrd, Street sta
.iimited 10 leave Niagara Falls. returning
Within ten days, including date OF excur-
sion from Washington
For tickets and other Information, ap-s
ply to Ticket Agents Byrd-Street, Esba
or Main street Stations. or Richmond
Transfer Company, No, sls East Main
Street. Jefferson Hotel or Murphys Ho-
'et w. p. TAYLOR
Trattic Manages :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
H C1l0I de PQnQID
El Presidente Marroqufn en- un
aprieto
Plder una respuesta

Nueva York, lunes.-Un des-
pacho de Colombia, dice que ell
Presidente Marroquin, trabaja
muy activamente para conse-
guir que en- la session extraordi-
maria del Congreso Sc apruebe
defnitivamente la concession que
solicita eli gobierno de Wash
ington de los terrenOs del It's
mo, para dar comienzo inmedia-
tamente a las obras del canal.
Hablase de una nueva nOta
del Gobierno de Washington,
exigiendo una respuesta dehni-
tiva y Categorical.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
Libras en- New York

New York, Junio 22-- Las
iibras esterlinas Sc cotizan hoy
en- estaplaza a $4.S4 ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
Los que Sc ausentan

Hoy han salidc para Espafla, en-
Ell vapor "Leon KILL" don Hilario
Cuevillas, sus dos hermanas y la se-
Gorita Maturana; don Laureano Sarria,
su esposa, hcrmana polftica y seis hi
jos; don Antonio Figueras, So espoSa y
dos fijos; don Jose lG. de las Cuevas y
sefiora; don Guillermo Igaravidez y
dos sobrinos; don Guillermo Rubert, SD
esposa, sefiora madre y dos hijos; dofa
Maria Gestera de Ubarri y des hijos;
don Marcelino y don Manuel San Mi
guel una hija de este; dofa Remedies
Cobian y una hija; don Juan Bautista
Vidal, esposa y cuatro hijos; dofia Ma
rfa Goenaga; doGa Rosalfa Fernandez
Y cinco hiios don Manuel Santisteban;
Ia sefora Viuda de San Juan, dos hijos
y I'M negrito; don Pedro Homar; don
GuiIlermo Garcia; don Francisco Bur-
Isef; don Angel Ortega y don Pedro 3.
Zamorapo.
Deseaaos todos nm viaje ventu-
roso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
Una rnenOs y OtrO mas

Una flor nenos en- ell vergel ROPE
> ne dejs en- el su perfume dulce
:. des sin cuento de delicada be-
n angel mas en- ell coro de los
ueI Altfsimo.
Maria Luisa Aldea fal1ecio Ell saba
do en- el vecino pueblo de Rio Piedras,
vfctima de rapida y cruel dolencia, que
le llevo al sePulcro cuando lie sonrefa
IN porvenir de adorable juventud.
En- la mafiana de hoy fue conducido
el cadaver San Juan.
A. sus deudOs nuestro mas sentido
pesame y que hallen lenitivo q Su pena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
Id eSCIQd|0 !. GSpgI0|H
Un discurso de Salmeron
Triunfara e1 proyecto

" Nueva York, 1unes--Comuni-
can por ell cable desde Madrid,
que la session del sabado en- el
Congreso espanol, resulto ami
mad1sima.
Ell sefior Salmer6n tercio en-
el debate y Sc declare partidario
de la construction de la Escua-
dra nacional.
Ell i1ustre tribune fue muy
aplaudido.
La mayorfa en- la Camara es
partidaria del proyecto del seflor
Sanchez de Toca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
En- ell ParaisO
AEva GalIardo.

r LVd OdIIdE UOs
Tu nombre, es un noubre immense
cue abrasa Ia humanidad.
Eva, origen, hogar, msdre,
gloria, amor, fecundidad!
Lo que hizo correr el velo
que ocultaba el Bien y el Nal,
obra perfecta, acabada
del creador universal.
81 20 en- aquel Paraiso
con Ella 1ogro topaz,
yo te aseguro fe mia,
que hubie1a sido otro Adam.
]. A. DAUBON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
H SU|Idl de THIQuI0
Enfermedad misteriosa
Fundamento de la noticia

Nueva York, Iunes.-Despa-
chos recibidos de Paris dan
cuenta de TN telegrama de Cons
tantinopla, en- el que Sc asegura
que el Sultan de Turqufa esta
padeciendo de una enfermedad
1nisteriosa, cuyo origen Sc des-
cOnOce.
En- el imperio Sc dice que el
Soberano ha sido enven enadO y
en- esta l1gubre sospecha Sc fun
da la noticia que circul6 acerca
de la renuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
I'm dia desastRa0s0
Va es mu0Ih0 huesO

La sociedad de San Juan y sus ba-
rrios estAn justamente indignados, por
10 ocurrido aver en- el servicio de los
carros electricoS.
Es Until enrrsr en- detalles. Para
que9
Precise Is que esa empresa cumpla
"a su compromise con el p1bIico = que
cese el abuse que sostiene.
81 no tiene buenos empleados en- la
fzbrica. traiga otros; 81 los paga NAL;
pzgueles bien; 81 Sc entregan q Ia bebi-
da, bdsqneloS sobrios; pero que el pu-
blico bagaHO no sea el bagGAO de las
faItas de ma administ aeon defectuosa.
Un solo detalle; un caro- que sali6
ancche de ID plaza de Colon Z las once
! = media, lego al antique institute de
Santurce. ~ III a la una y medal
Una tortuga llega antes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
DGC|QQCiOlCS de M. Homo
Sc refiere q Mr.. Roosevelt
la campaha electoral


Nueva York, 1unes.-Dice TN
telegrama recibido de Wash
ington, esta manana, que ell Sc
nador Hanna, ha vuelto a insi-
nuar algo, en- TN valiente dis
curse, acerca de la reelecci6n
pretendida por Mr.. Roosevelt
y I'm grupo del partido republi-
Cano.
Ell popular Senador nortea-
mericano, Sc ha expresado en-
terminos muy blandos al refe-
rirse a Mr.. Roosevelt y a su
proyecto en- la proxima campa-
fla electoral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
B lgDIDIe en- ID |ndil
Soberano ingles afectado
Hay que poner remedio

Nueva York, lunes.--Avisan
de la capital de Londres que
la situacion desastrosa porque
atraviesa la india inglesa preo-
cupa hondamente al Soberano
ingles, que ha pedido a las Ca
maras un emprestito para me-
jorar la situacion de los s1bdi.
tos mencionados de la Gran
Bretafla.
Ell hambre es tai en- la India
que causa tanta mNertes diarias
como la mas desecha epidemic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
AIlellZ0 de ull hNG|gq
Los trabajadores de los muelleS
Ell plan descubierto

Nueva York, 1unes. - Un ca
blegrama recibido de Madrid
dice que en- Barcelona Sc vuelve
q manifestar una huelga de los
trabajadores de los muelles.
Todavia no ha estallado la
huelga, pero Sc ha descubierto
que existe I'm plan organizado
para cesar a un mismo tempo
en- el trabajo mencionado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
lNf|l0 lOT0

Nueva York, lunes-- Despa-
chos recibidos de Veracruz, di-
cen que los liberales mejicanos
han acordado reelegir al Presi-
dente Pofrio D1az.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22

Esta mafisna a las siete, en- el alta
de la Providencia, de la Santa Iglesia
Catedral, sc celebr6 la misa de We
1aciones de los esposos Mufioz- Perez
Morris.
Celebro el santo sacrificio ell Rvdo.
Padre Caneja, canonigo de nuestra pa
silica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
American Railroad Company Of Porto Rc

ItinerariO de trenes desde ell lo de May
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-22
PenSaRHHeRRtS
AcuareEa
A Paulina Hoheb


Me pediste aver a mi
una bonita postal.
Hare, 81 no Fale NAL
que Sc te parezca a Il.
Tomo con miedo ell pince!,
10 mojo en- tinta cane1a,
y principle la acuarela
en- este blanco papel.
Aire modesto y sencillo,
tale esbelto y arrogante,
busto de dana elegante,
y para aunlentar su brillo
uu corazon de diamante.