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arrangements have been made keep the DAILY ard
sgNDAY TRIBUNE on file in the reading rooms OF tbs
LoNpoN-Hotei victoria. Savoy Hotel. The Lxnshau
aais Grand as' adss m: ss oHsa Mss Mas
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ENG,LAND-Adelphi Hotel. Liverpool: Midland Ho.el.
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f1 RyT station Hotel Durnfries Biam Hotel Barnan-
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st. Ross du Paiais aots g. James and Albany Hotel
BEIGIUIe 6aB, Grand Brussels: Hotel Kursaai h
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se[ls: Sasle Hotel National Carlsbad; Grand Lzu-
stadtfats MaTenSad os aG'ev wsar ssaa Ms
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gretsrns ,F+5osel Royal San Reno: Hotel G-ants
Monte csrio; Sun Palace Hotel. Monts Carlo Grand
les-Bains 'AinS' h0'ei bouVre sha savoy Az
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win be
charge.
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MAns ZOE soUTH ANp cEvrRA1. AxER1cA. wEsr

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA wFsr
INDIES, ETC.
selay "a s4dsss s ssn' da ps UsHsz gsEa:s a1d
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st . a. for Argentins. UruEuay and Paraslay
r Massss Sns2 pSay m nan a1S ons 7aS per At
sco ahsn S .Decia dae..sd sSF oa pa %
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: AIsne dneIuding Cape Haiti Port Dc Paix and
at tor sznfiago ESPECIALLY addressed only.
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casttan PTnss via c'Ia 9ro4sS @
and Paraguay whsn specially addressed for this
rFfDTY sfaiof deAt 7.sO for Nswfqgnssland. 1s Per
sahsa per ssntaso tals9 eqs,nta9an1o and San
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1880 p. for Cuba Especially addressed ony'' per
Cubana, via Mata1Eas
SOT1CF-Ffvs half ounce IN e1oirton % -
regular postage must be prepaid on az isttss 20 ~
5s nared Letters Foreign Countrtss after the
cIosJ,r dsspatoh ey paricota
Ssss.I viii not Be forwarded unless such adeuozsl
e+e1a 4, ruTIv prepaid Supplement-
TT Transatanc nails oPsnsd on tns PIERS ot ne
Lr1.-csn Fngitsh French steau1s-s vnsnsFef tas
ssiiinss occur a latsyi and ate InaA Say o
deposited the mail boxes on hs piers 2. Lns
from Suppls1leutery FOR
.plx Island and Dominican Republic Is also opeesd On
are
hour and half before sailing tina and close tan min
cents . half OUNCE is required on articles mailed on
tb Isrs Of ana American White StaS and German Ssa
Pos steamers double postage Qstsrs 10 cents half
ounce other lines
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UNDERTAKES

FRANK L. CAMPBELL, Rails West a5d g.
esd 81 stephen Merritt Enbg Inst Tel 1s9s Chelsea
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DsMy I9si1s AM SUNDAY:

To- r0,r, ,r F,,,rops ana ali the Universal
pa,tsl Inion IKE TRIBUNE Will be mailed a. the fol
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Man snbxoribers in New-York City TO the DAILY and
rPT-yy FIEELY will be charged one GENT COPY e3sr~
.n.t- rs N .ddition TO the rates named sfoVs
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
doreed with full name and address
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SINGLE COPIES.
Domestic Rates.

SUNDAY cents M51EkL1 HgViEW'4s cents
nAITX 8 cents TRI-WEEhLg, cents
WEEKLY FARMER,s cents
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=, oaiei.I Record-The following official record
-, xy.s.t1r Bureau shows the changes IN tho ;eEn-
-. ,o- ths last tweny-tour hours in comparison
,tb .hs corresponding date OF iast year:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

summer outings committee, expresses his
thanks for the generous responses to the
appeals which the committee have recently
sent out, on behalf of the children and their
mothers who live in poor crowded homes
and in noisome alleys. from which they
cannot secure any relief during the warm
summer days without the help of charitable
people.
one of the contributors sends with his
check letter saying that he will feel much
happier during his own vacation this sum
n,er to Know that. by sparing a small por-
tion OF his own vacation fund. he is giving
fresh air, trolley rides and the country
week outings at Camp Good WIN to the
poor little children who wilt and suffer
seriously in Washington's hot alleys and
poorer streets during the summer months
Miss Alice Ives Gilman "a; j. p e.
hennier, %; Mr.. +. l.. Siddons 81; Mr. w
Riley Decide, 50; Mr.. Charles p Williams
20; Mr.. John W. Swormstedt. 81; Mr. j. w
Gregg, 50; Mr.. F. w. Fitzpatrick $40; Mr.
George c. Altemus. $40; Mr. William A
Leetch. 81; DIR. J. w. Hodges ST. Earnshay
& Leary. s.; Lucy NJ Hewitt 81 Lutz *
Co, 50; Mrs. Rochon, 81; Mr.. w w Yena-
wine, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Tyson. s.:
Mr.. G. Y. Atlee, 81: Mr.. James II. Dony 81;
Mr. Henry c. Willis, 81; W. b. Moses &
Sons, s.; DR.. William C. Rives, $40: Mr.
Joseph Strasburger 50: Mr. Bernard r.
Green, 81; Mr.. e. Quincy Smith. $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16
Accidental Death.

Coroner hewitt held an inquest this morn
ing in til case of Charles ". Ballenger. who
was killed by falling from wall at the
union station Wednesday afternoon, as
stated in yesterdays Star. and verdict Of
accidental death was returned.
BaMenger was on a high wall. with one
foot upon a plank. and colored laborer
called to him that he was in danger. Ball
lenger had hold of q tag line at tho time.
and when he attempted to move his foot
from the plank he lost his footing aud fell
about sixty feet. He died hour later at
the Casualty Hospital. The jurors viewed
the body at his late home. sos 18th street
southeast. and heard the testimony at the
morgue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
ORDINATION EXERCISES AT THE
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Grand Jury Arraigns the Police Force
General and Personal
Matters.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALExANDRIA VA June

\ ALEXANDRIA. VA. June 16. 1905.
The final exercises of commencement week
at the Episcopal Theological Seminary of
Virginia took place this morning at IL
o'clock in the chapel of the seminary, when
several young men. who received certifi-
Gates and diplomas yesterday as members
of the graduating class, were ordained to
the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. The impressive services were con-
Quoted according to the ritual of the church
In the presence of large audience. Right
Rev. Alfred NJ. Randolph. ID. bishop of
the diocese of southern Virginia. preached
the ordination sermon. The other bishops
taking part in the services were Right Rev.
Robert A. Gibson, DID, bishop of the do
cese of Virginia; Right Rev George w.
Peterkin, DID,, and Right Rev. William /.
Gravatt of West Virginia. 4. lie following
were were va to the deaeSnate; Robert
Bell, Virginia; Albert Edwin Clattenburg.
Massachusetts,; John Francs Coleman, Vr-
GINA; George Peyton Craighill, Virg MIA;
Thomas Getz, Hill, Maryland; Wythe
Lee Kinsolving, Virginia; Pierce NayIor
Mcdonald. West Virginia. and Luke NJ
White, Alabama. Bishop Randolph acted
for Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts in
ordaining Albert E. Clattenburg. William
Proctor Remington, Pennsylvania. of the
graduating class was ordained in Phaila-
delphia last week. Walker Miller Gage,
view IoTk, VIII lie OTUdIncQ IN the ulOceSc
of Albany, and Hugh White Sheffey Pow
ers, Maryland. will tie ordained in Balti-
more The ordination of Beverly D. TUX
er, jr., Virginia will be deferred until three
years, during which tine he will be pursu-
ing course of studies a oxford. England,
under a Rhodes scholarship. Sidney VIII
liam Greasy Virginia, will be ordained
after years work a mission field.
Rev George Floyd Rogers, Virginia; Rev
Gusts Fletcher, Virginia. and Rev Walter
Howard Meyers, West Virginia, who were
members of last years graduating class,
and who were ordained to the deconate
were advanced to the priesthood.
AT the exercises yesterday the degree of
bachelor in divinity was conferred upon
Rev Plea Kennedy, a graduate of the class
of 1902. Mr.. Kennedy, who has charge of
a church in West Virginia, was unable to
be present and his degree will be sent to
him.
The annual meeting of the alumni of the
seminary was held yesterday afternoon in
the chapel, with Bishop Peterkin of West
Virginia in the chair. Rev. w. H. Faulkner
of ST. Peters Church. Baltimore, read the
annual essay and business of general
character was transacted.
The reunion of the class of 1880 was an
interesting feature of the commencement
Only one of the graduates of that year
Rev. M. T. Turner is dead The class con-
sists of Revs w. M. Clark, E. l.. Good win
W. w. Kimball A. s. Lloyd. D. D.; NJ. P.
Logan, D. D.; c. S. D. Mayo, w. G. Nc
Cready, D. D.; T. J. Packard, D. D and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

u kllS-McI.ANAHAN. On "Wednesday June Il
1908, at st. Martins Church I'm the Fields
i hohSon; England: CoRNEIIA DAY McLANA-
McLanahan of Washington District OF Colnm
hsa and +. klNGsBURY CURTIS of New
aofk 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16
SUMMER OUTING.

Funds Received for the Purpose by
Treasurer Sleman.
Neglected little children and lcrvous,
overEurdcned mothers win be given sum
mer outings with the fumes secured by the
following contributions, which have been
sent to the summer outings committee CT
the Associated Charities.
Mr.. John B. E;eehhan. jr.. treasurer Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16
BORN.
MARRIED.

DoNALDSON On Friday, June le 1905 TO Mr.
and Mrs X. Golden Donaldson. a son
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are al carefully tailored. and only the be!
terest intending purchasers.
WHITE DUCK SUITS; blue and tan
sailor collar with white braid effect; sill:
embroidered shield; chain and
whistle attached; SIPS value. At, 0Oo
suit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o~Se
A WHITE FRENCH DUCK SAIL
OR SUIT; blue collar and silk q I'm
emblem; $50 garment. At. ~ Of y
WHITE FRENCH PIOUE BLOOM
Err SUITS black patent belt white silk
embroidered sleeve and front; en- I'm
white silk cord s.. so value. At p WV
WHITE DUCK BLOOMER PANTS
SUITS; tan and blue French chambray
Go s0lla 4. ,,i SILK eR NIB on shield Sl.13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

Mrs. Elizabeth r. Belts of 1912 M street
southeast left Friday for a two months
visit to her son George in Chicago, ILL., She
was accompanied by her grandson, Fred
Belts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. John Denekas of 1910
Brightwood avenue have cards out an
nouncing the marriage of their daughter
Christine to Mr.. William Van Valkenburg
on Wednesday, June IA. Rev. Walter F.
Smith of the Whitney Avenue Christian
Church officiated After an extended north
ern trip the couple will reside at Lakeland,
Md, where they Will be pleased to see their
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Rice of 1920 street
northwest leaves today to visit parents and
friends in Lexington, Ky, and will be at
home to their friends after July 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

Misses Emma and Estella Savage of
Butte, Mont, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Ohm at the Pancoast, 1343 East
Capitol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

A club has been organized for amusement
and recreation during the summer months
under the name of the Midsummer Nights
Club. It is composed as follows: Misses
Beaman, Chenoweth. Moore, Springer
Walker and Wagner. Mrs. Don P Blaine
and Messrs. Bauverd, Callahan, Hart and
Reeves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

BAIRD The death on June IA 1905 OF Comrade
AbsAioM BAIRD, late major general T. s.
army, member of Kit Carson Post No 2
u n. X, is announced Comrades invited
to attend funeral service In St Johns Church
saturday June II, at 10 o'clock am.
+. DOUGLASS KING Commander
CHAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

Miss Frances Moncure Ashby, daughter Of
Mr.. James Ashby of Stafford county, Va.
and Mr.. James G.. Boxley, jr.. of Louisa
county were married Wednesday last, the
ceremony taking place in Aqua Episcopal
Church of Stafford in the presence of a
large throng of the friends and relatives of
the couple. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev E. B. Burwell, the rector Of
the church, and Mr.. P. S. BoXiey, the
groom's brother was the best man. The
bride was attended by Miss Virgie Moncure.
The bride has relatives and friends here and
in Alexandria,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16
Bows Summer Suits ait Less
Prevailing. Prices.

These suits which have been selling unusually
intending purchasers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16


WHITE FRENCH JEANS BLOOM
Err PANTS SUITS; patent leather belt; ~
pearl buttons; white silk emblem on arm Way
and front; white tie attached; q 4 En- TX
!. !: !. !
WHITE PIQUE BLOOMER SUITS; Msk Az
blue piqle belt and collar; white aAN 4E)
lace trimming and emblem; q EN- VES I W.
$225 value. At............. p4 10Y M II y
WHITE MILAN STRAW SAILOR Mn
HATS; blue white band our mor I'm
regular ST so hat. Choice >OSe IH
WHITE DUCK SAILOR HATS; ~
straw trimmed edge novelty; 2mc
Coo. value. At. ............. O>S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Larner Dunn have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter
Hildreth to Mr.. George Cola Scott of Rich
moad. The Dunns are at Hot Springs for
the summer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL UNIVERSAL

"Tratado campleto', obra necesa-
ria todo comerciante, Banquero
Hacendado. Industrial, Detallista, De-
pendiente, Corredor dc Comercio, Pc.
rito Mercantil, Tenedor de Libros,
Perici4l de Adaanas lnt6rprete con-
tador de Navio. Photo y sobrecargo
de nave, .Secretario y Contador de
y Diputacion y Ell plea
dos de Hacienda y Aduanas, en- gene.
raj todo hombre de negoclo.
Ell libro esta hecho por el doctor
don Constantine de Horta y pardo y
Sc vende al precio de dos dollars en-
la hbreria del "HoIstin Mereanttl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
Carnaval de 1905

Sc suplica todas aquellas personas
que tienen palcos anotados para los
bales de carnival Sc slrvan p.sar a
recojerlos al Paris bazar antes del
dia -. 6 10 10 contrario, Sc pasaran a
otrss personas que estan en- turnos pa
ra obrener palcos plra dichos bailes.
La comision de invitaclon para los
bailes de carnaval ha acordado que
todas'las personas que Sc cream con de
recho asistir dichos bales y no ha-
va recibido jnvitaci6n por olvido 8 ex-
travio, pueden dirigirse los sepore'
w K. Lands, Manuel Palacios y fe-
dro J. GoicO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21

curando ser 10 mas nodice. possible en-
los honorarios.
LIS ofcinas permaneceu abiertas to-
do el dia, desde las nueve de la ma
mana, y por la noche hasta las diez
para el despach) de toda la clase de
asuntoS que deban resolverSe en- los
Trlbunales de Justicia, sea cual fuere
la categorfa de 6stos, incluso la Corte
Federal, 8 en- cuAlquer ohclna del
Gobierno s esttbecimiento de crGdito
con,ercial 8 Industrial, asi como para
el otorgAmienlo de toda clase de do
cumentos notarialcs &.
En- todos los casos. los clienies pue-
den utilizar ambos idiomas, espanol e
ingles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
CAMARA De DELEGADOS

Con la ssis;epcia de a delegados st
declare alberta la session las 3yI IA &c
eata ia dc, leyendose el acta y apro-
band, Sc
Las petIciones leidas Sc pasaTon4 4 las
comisiones respe twas despu6s Sc le-
ycron los informes dc las COmislones
permanentes que Sc Tehere a los par
iculAres siguientes-
Que Sc aprueben los bills I6, 2S, 81,
% 65.
Sc leyeron luego en- primero y Sc
gIndo turno varIos proyectJs de ley.
FL PreSidente dio lectura una carta
del senor Miller prlncipAl de Ia N r
NAL, invilando los Delegates a los
juegos AtlGlIcos que se verifcara ma
mana en- los trrrenos de la Universi-
dad de Puerto r co,
Sc declare la Gamara en- receso
mientras regres ban V~rloS deleg 4dOs
que salieron cumplir una Comislon
de impoltancla.
A la, 4 menos dlez volvieron reu-
nirse los delegados. y Sc puso 8 vota-
.alosn la pellcion de ounce dias de H.
sa.$S;rfela que sohcit0 el delegadO de Ia
mr<okja sengt**, Franco Soto, fuGx
acuer@o acc@Izf q Su solicitud. Il,
Fue pAsad0 en- ''4ectura ej II. E.-"
uum 81 que provee 10 necesario para
las cIecciones en- Puerto RICO. votando
en- favor ii, " en con ra.
Tambien tue aprobado con ligeras
enmIendas el II. B. n i'm Co. 4">:'".>
81 H. b. nl.nero 81 fa6 infoffaa *44Al ~ ~
favorabemente por Ia Ccmi>i6n de
Obr~$ :PdbIlcas y acceptable por la Ca
mara:
Fue aprobado sin enmiendas el H.
B. ndmerY ~ que provee Ia construc-
ci6n de uAA*scarretcra entire. Barros y
Corozsl, y>9tSambien el II. B. ndmefo
IoI. que autorR1a la construction lie
dos puentes surherglbles entire Caguas
y HumacaO. T-
IamblGn sc aprobaron sin enmlen-
das los II. b. ndmeros Io5 y los.
La Comi>i0n d Legislation lnfor-
mo favorablemente el Z B. sustltuto
del , 10. ell senor de Diego ruega
que Sc acepte, esplaoando las ideas ge-
neralss del proyecto de ley de conda-
dos. Carrion Besosa apo, an en- cln-
jVnto la petiGiGn del sedor de Diego,
FuG aprobado el referid0 infOrme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
Bufete de AbOgadoS

Los abogados sefiores Eugenio Be
nitez y J E. Martinez Quintero, han
tenido el gusto de particiParnos que
han tornado una sociedad professional
para atender al Estudio de Abogsd dos
y Notaria que tienen establecido en-
la calIe de Rafael Cordero (antes Lu-
na). n1mero 81.
Los asuntos que sc les confen ten
dram pronta y personal atencion, pro-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
BOletIn de la
Association M6dica

Ell n1mero IS del Bcletin de la
"A ociacion m6dica de Puerto Rico -
al mes de RebrerQ que
hemos recibido contiene ell siguiente
sumario:
Sociedad de Estudios Patologicos de
San Juan-Noviembre 7 de 1904 Con
Proflaxis de Ia Stills. Memoria
ia Association Medica de
Puerto Rico, por el DR.. don Francisco
del Valle. tContinuacion).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21

Estadi~tica del Manicomio Por el
DR.. don Francisco r. de Goen4ga
La Barlousiana y la lsctancia artih :
cial -Por ell DR.. don Guillermo Sa
lazar I.
La Composition Quimica de los ba
clos de la tuberculosis Por el DR., K
del Vale.
Revisla dc la prensa
Seccion Informative
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
la rebellion en- ell Tibet
Los ingleses vencedores

Mueva York martes.-Los despachos ca
blegra6cos que Sc reciben de Londres dan
cuenta de que los ngleses han acallado la re-
belion4 de los tibetanOs, despues de causar
des {:: #>
Los diar1os de Ia capital 4nglesa conceden
una lmportancia snprema la victoria de las
tropas de la Gran Brstana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
SefvIelO Especial del BOleiIn MercanlI
OABLEGRAMAS.
In problcma DC mucha yravcdad

Nueva York maTies -Dicen dc Roma que
RI Rev se mue,tfa may preocup psdo oausa
de 10 crisis porQue atraviesa q gohiefno. sin
que * vislumnre un rccurso &c pronta solu
Cion
I'll Rev piensa en la necesdad dc contra
tar un empTesuto
Probablemeute el Gabinete dmitra. 81 no
encuentra medic Immediate lie evitar la banca-
rrOta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
Esperando o al final
Las negociaciones en- suspense

Nueva York, martes.-Avisan los despa-
chos que sc reciben de Tanger que los repre-
sentantes extran JtTOS en- vista del aspecto que
toma la question mogre blna. han recon- len la
do sus respectivos gobiernos que suspendan
todas las negoCiaciOpes pendenteS, hasta que
Sc yea en- que acaba la contien1a civil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
Los rigores de aa hygiene
Aislamiento c DmpIeto

Nueva York, nartes. = Los parties recibido>
de Tvkio, dicen que ALI Sc tlene el TENOR de que
epidemra1se propague al ej64cito ]apon6s Sc ha
pensado no obstante el pelfgFo de adoptar tan
exuerua medida. en- a>lar -pDr complete la
yuarnlclon de Port hur, sin envlarle refuer
EOS de nlngun genera. n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
Una epidemic
en- Port Arthur
III castigo de Dios

Nueva York martes.-Avisan de Port Ar
thur que sc ha desarrollado una epldenha no
r. entre las fuerzas Iaponesas que guaIne1en
Port Arthur.
Los soldados mueren atacados por la peste
en- numero tan abrumador que ha liegado q
caasar pauico entire los venCedOres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
En- Paris y en- Marsella
Des6rdenes Y tuinuItos

Nueva York. martes.-Eos despachos que
sc reeiben dc Paris, avisan que en- Marsella Sc
han vueto producer algunos dlsturblos, aun-
que no son de gravedad nj Importancia.
A causa de los desordenes ha hablio varlos
heridos en- Paris, en- el depar' amento del Sena,
donde Ieprodu eron aver las escenas tumul7
tuOSaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
= -
e sitio DE visdiv stok
rerquedad iapo''csa

Nueva York. martes Los parties que sc r
oihen del Extr, mo Ofirnte. connrman las no. +.
.ias trasmiiida aver respeciO Dc n siiuacio.
nagniii. a er que ~ hala Ia plaza de Fiadivu>
iok para resisiir el cerco Que prctenoen estabie
CT las fuerzas Iaponesas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
las fuerzas ep Moscou
Ell estadO de la revoluci0n

Nueva York, martes.-D Dicen de Moscou
que ell estado de revoIuci6n contnta sin que
sean bastante a Calmarlo las fuerZas que han
legado la ciudad
Los tumultOS son COnstantes y eS sOrpren-
dente la variedad defecursos que tienen los
volucionarios:~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
Un contagio espanx0so
La propagation de la peste

Nueva York martes-Ampliando las no
ticias anteriores dice un caOegrama recfb1dO
de Paris que han muerto va centenareS Dc
soldados en- la plaza conqulstada, y que<no st
encuentI an :medloS de evltar e Contag1o Ia
propagation de la peate1 eutre las filas japone
Sas ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-21
Fl Sultan; derrotado
De regresO a F'eZ

Nueva York martes Cablegrafian de
Tanger que el Sultan h4 llegado otra Xez la
capital del m perio maghreb4na, sin ;stre ytrse a
presentar batalli las aQairz idas del Rhogi que
mar han sobre la c;udad estan casl dominan-
do Ell mpeTio.