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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Towns Menaced by Flames

WAUSAU, Wis, July 22.-The fires at
Galloway, which caused disastrous
losses yesterday in that vicinity. are
reported today to be fairly under con-
troll. The flames are still extending for
five miles east of Eldron to Pike Lake
village. and large crews OF men are
fighting the fires throughout the stand
ing timber.
Numerous small fires have started in
the southeastern portion of Marathon
county, the western part Of Shawnee
county and the northeastern portion of
Portage county.
The towns of Irma, Gleason and
Bloomville are still safe, but the fires
are still raging at them
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
ENGINEER ITOPS TRAIN
IN RECORD DISTANCE
Fruit Grower Drives in Front of
Stockton Flyer

HAYWARD, July 22.-Thinking that
the Stockton flyer was only local
passenger train and would stop at the
Hayward station, Manuel Averal, fruit
grower of this district, drove his four
horse wagon, heavily laden with april
cots, across the tracks at the pickle
works crossing yesterday. Throwing
on the emergency brakes. the engineer
brought the train. speeding at so miles
an hour. to a stop in 100 yards and
within 10 feet of Averal. Passengers
were thrown out of their seats and
many rushed to the platforms. thinking
a serious accident had occurred
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
MUCH DAMAGE Done
BY A FOREST fire
Grain Valued at $4,000 De.
strOyed and Man Overcome
by Heat Near Sycamore
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CoLUSA, July 22.-Covering an area
damaging grain valued at $4,000, a
forest fire that ragged through the coun-
try about one and a half miles this side
of Sycamore Thursday evening was
extinguished only after a long drawn
out and exciting fight in which mum
Der of casualties were narrowly averted
and as a result of which one death may
result. Brook Williams, a young man
who was overcome by the heat, is in
a precarious condition in the city hos
pital at this place.
The fire, which started from a spark
from a traction engine, might have
been easily overcome had not a chain
of accidents retarded the action of
those who were willing and anxious to
do all in their power to quench the
flames.
AS soon as the fire was discovered,
covering only small area, the trac-
tion engine. from which blaze started,
was headed for the fire. 1t was thought
that the mammoth wheels of the en-
gine would make short work with the
blaze, but it was discovered that the
engine had run out of oil and the oil
wagon was called from remote part
of the field.
BY the time the oil had been fed to
the engine it had run short of water,
and while the water wagon was rush
ing to the engine it broke down.
Before another water wagon could
be secured from Sycamore the fire had
made such headway that it was prac-
tically beyond control, having left the
field in which it originated and jumped
across the road, starting on a. sweep
that for a time threatened to take
homes and barns, besides the standing
and cut grain along with it.
Threatening for time to descend on
the little town of Sycamore, the blaze
was not extinguished until it had, be-
sides burning up grain from the most
prolific valley in the Sacramento dis
trict destroyed an automobile and sew
eral hundred hogs which had been
turned out to Craze in the stubble.
Those suffering losses were: j. L.
Davis. on whose place the fire started:
Miss Howell Davis, Winfield Davis, w.
A. Vann, A. b. Jackson. Mrs. j. E. Mey-
ers and Charles Meyers.
All are fully covered by insurance,
excepting ]. l.. Davis, his policy having
expired last Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
WILDCAT AND WOLF ARE
KILLED IN SAN DIEGO
Ferocious Beasts Found in the
Heart of City

SAN DIEGO July ga wildcat and
large gray wolf were killed in DIFF
ferent portions of the business section
of this city yesterday afternoon by
policemen.
The wildcat was found in a chicken
corral by woman and the wolf was
found under fat car in the yards of
a local lumber company.
Both were slain without difficulty.
How they succeeded in penetrating to
the heart of the city before being dis
covered is a mystery
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
OAKLAND MAY HAVE
POSTOFFICE BANK
Expected to Be Among First of
Favored Cities

OAKLAND, July 22-whiIe no an
plication has as yet been made to the
government to establish a postal bank
in this city, it is expected that Oakland
will be among the first cities in Cali
fornia to be so favored Postma ster
Paul Schafer says that because of the
crowded condition of the present most
Office he has not made application to
receive postal deposits. He SAYS that
he is ready TO perform the added duties
of banker, but that he intends to allow
the government to take the Initiative
in the establishment of a postal hank
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
REGENTS AWARD BIG
CONTRACT FOR ROADS
University Highways Will Cost
More Than $4,000

BERK ELEY, July 22-The Contra
Costa construction company has been
awarded contract for the construc.
tion of ampus roads which will cost
$33.100.
Most OF the money will be spent for
the Improvement of a university cam
pus street which will pass the univer-
sity library, California hall, past North
hall and the Philosophy building.
Brick and granite approaches to the
buildings arc included in the con-
tracts. and when the roads are finished
the campus will be much improved.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
HOLDING CONVENTION

OAKLAND, July 22-The annual con-
vention of the Christian and missionary
alliance at Beulah park, East Oakland.
will close July 81. Rev. j. E. Jader-
auist is presiding at the convention.
Miss Mary f. Parmenter, principal of a
girls school at Hupeh. China, is one
Ward, an evangelist, is delivering a
series of sermons on the Psalms Rev.
c. NJ Polk of Ecuador is among the
missionaries on furlough who are in
attendance
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
BASKET BALL PLAYER
TO TEACH HISTORY

BERKELEY, July 22-E. S. brown .
graduate with the class of 1907 has
been appointed head of the history de-
partment of the Santa Barbara high
school. While in college Brown was
a well known basket ball player and
acted as captain of the rifle team of
the cadet corps. He has been teach
ing history at the Reno high school
for the last two years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Two Girls Burned to Death

BEAUDETTE, Mimi, July 22.-Forest
fires around the village of Beaudette
have been checked. The fires .around
Rainy River, Ont, swept directly
against the town. The cabins of 90
settlers have been destroyed. Two lit
tie girls in the Rainy river district
wandered into the forest and were
burned TO death.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Loss i'm Kootenai District

WINNIPEG, July 22.=Twenty heavy
railroad and traffic bridges have been
swept away by flames in the Kootenai
district A dozen lumber mills and
yards have been burned. The timber
loss through forest fires is estimated at
from five to six million dollars.
Canadian Pacific tracks are reported
burned out at Revelstoke.
This afternoon the mayor of Rainy
River appealed to Winnipeg for help to
save the town from destruction by fire.
and part of the local fire department
was rushed there by train.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
SUPERINTENDENT HYATT
ATTACKED BY DEFENSE
Counsel Hurls Anathema at
Member of Board for Re-
fusing to Leave Seat
COMPLAINANT REPEATS
HER STORY AS WITNESS
ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 The CALI

~ HICO. July 22.-Amid settings
eminently theatrical. and at times
verginS on the opera bouffe. with
Interruptions of laughter. Kisses, ap-
pIause and loud voiced utterances of
scorn or disbelief Miss Ada Clark. the
II year old student of the Chico nor
NAL school. told on the witness stand
today OF the alleged attempt on the
part of DR.. c. C. Van Liew, president of
the institution, TO make her the victim
of his amorous inclinations.
A large crowd. that packed the Office
where the trustees are holding the Of
fetal investigation and overlowed into
the corridor and an adjacent assembly
hall. insisted on playing as important
a part in the investigation as did the
counsel and those appointed to Judge.
Cheers and Kisses MingIe
At testimony which pleased they
cheereL The rhetorical outbursts of
counsel were received with vociferous
handclapping and applause. Laughter
ran through the room. Kisses checked
was made to put stop to the out
bursts. bnt the spectators needed not.
Partisan feeling ran high and was
given vent Counsel insulted witnesses
without reproof, and the insults were
Missed or cheered. according to the
side of the party creating the demon
stratiOn.
Aspersions were east upon the honor
of Governor Ginett and met with
chucklss of delight.
Charges were made openly and with
exceeding flourish that Edward j.
Hyatt, state superintendent of schools.
who, as an ex-officiO member of the
board, took his seat among the judges.
was not mt to judge. and when he re-
fused to vacate his seat the wrath of
heaven was invoked against him amidst
storms Of approval from the spectators.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Son a Minister

De OWES came to this country several
years ago. He was first in New York.
later in Boston and Chicago and then
Pittsburg. He married Blanca McDon-
aid of New Commerstown, o., in 1891.
after three years courtship, and one
child. a son, resulted from the union.
Count Julian prospered here and
previous to his death, made all ar
rangements for his family to succeed to
the entailed estates in Spain.
Three months ago Count Julian and
his wife visited his son, an Episcopal
minister in Birmingham. The count
became i'll there and died suddenly from
an attack of heart trouble His wife
returned to Pittsburg Friday and made
arrangements for fling the will with
the register of wills of Allegheny
county as soon as the papers should be
completed. A part of the record will be
the casket containing the heart. The
heart will be brought from Birnir.g-
ham. properly sealed in a casket, by a
representative of the Spanish govern
ment, who will accompany the casket
and the widow to Madrid
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Lumber Steamer DESTROYED

CHICAGO, July 22.-The steamer T.
r. wiehe of the Hines lumber company.
Captain r. d. Myers. was destroyed by
FIRE in Portage bay. near Escanaba.
Mich, according 10 advices received to-
dRy BY the owners.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
FORMER PREMIER OF
SPAIN is WOUNDED
WouIdbe Assassin Shoots the
Statesman at Depot
[SpeeiaL Dispatch 70 The CaHl

BARCELONA. July 22.-Senor An
tonic Maura, erstwhile prime minister.
was shot at the Francia station at 1880
o'clock tonight
Upon alighting from train from
Madrid z man fired three shots at the
statesman, one wounding him in the
leg. The man was arrested
Senor Maura came here to take the
steamer Miramsr to Palma, in the Ba-
lesric islands, TO spend the summer
with his family. The announcement of
Senor Maura's approaching arrival
created excitement among the radical
elements when it was made this morn
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Mutiny i'm Prison

MADRID, July ga grave mutiny
broke out at the prison here today. The
fighting lasted three hours and was
4 only ended by the calling in of troops.
! he soldiers intimidated the mutineers
by firing in the air
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
MUST
TAKE HUSBANDS
Heart TO 81 AIN
Organ of Nobleman Required by
Law in Support of Claim
to Vast Estate
Woman Will Journey With
GrewSOme Relic From
Pittsburg to Madrid
ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Call

PITTSBURG, July 22.--Accompanying
beautiful casket inlaid with pearl,
containing the heart of her husband.
Count Julian de OWES, former Chilean
consulate at Pittsburg, Pa, Countess de
OWES will soon journey to Madrid to
deposit the heart as her sovereign proof
in claim of the Spanish estate of her
dead husband.
The grewseme ritual is in accordance
with the law of Spain, which provides
that the heart of any member of the
royal family dying abroad shall be
preserved after identification by the
government officials of the country
wherein the death occurred, the pnysi-
clans attending and the Spanish consul
in the country, and shall be forwarded
to Madrid as proof of the death of the
subject
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Heart Is Removed

This was done in the case of Count
de OWES. The heart was removed from
the body following the sudden death
of the count at the residence of his
son in Birmingham Ala, and identified
according to his Spanish sovereign's re-
quirements and also identified by Off
Gals of the United States government
sent from Washington. The heart was
packed in a casket, together with
necessary papers, and will soon be dis
patched to the country that gave the
man birth, when his widow goes 10
claim the entailed estates.
When delivered in Madrid the casket
will be opened with impressive cere-
monies in the presence of court digni-
taries and the widow, with her attor-
neys. will make formal demand to the
crown for the estate.
The estate consists of thousands of
acres OF valuable land, on which tb ere
are "a parishes and as many churches.
Because the mother of Count Julian
married again the son born Of that
union is not of the royal branch and his
pretense to estate and title is said TO
be at fault. although this stepson claims
the estate on the ground that he did
not leave Spain to take residence in
opntba. on,,otr,-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Chairman's Order De6ed

Turn on that fan" ordered Chair
man Clifford Coggins.
I'VE can't hear" shouted the back
benches.
A woman rose from her seat and.
gazing across the room. reiterated the
cry. Il can't hear" she declared
Turn on that fan" said Coggins
again. But he spoke to empty ears.
No one would obey his orders and for
the rest of the day the people swell
tered and wilted in the sitting heat
The story as told by Miss Clark was
identical, word for word. with state
mentsi formerly given out by her. She
was put through a bitter. pittiIess
cross examination by Attorney Yell.
but he could not swerve her for an
instant.
The hearing opened with a spectacu-
lar display of oratory and much elo-
quent appeal to conscience.
Attack Made on Hyatt
AS soon as trustees Coggins. Z. A.
Warren, ]. F. Campbell. F. j. O'Brien
and Superintendent Hyatt had taken
their seats. Attorney Seymour of Sac
ramento, one of the counsel for DIR.
Van Lew, arose and asked that Hyatt
vacate his seat on the ground of preju-
dice and bias.
He read an afidavit sworn to by
Van Lew in which the latter declared
that Hyatt had expressed himself
against the defendant and that he had
the prosecution
Il notice. said Seymour, that Gov
srnor Gillett. in view of the part he
has played in this prosecution, has re-
fused to take his seat as judge. T
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Little Regard to Tragedy

Melodrama there was in abundance
and comedy not a little, and these oc-
cupied the public mind. Little atten-
tion seemed to be paid to the ira gedy
in the face of the youngish. old. white
haired professor. moistening and re-
moistening his lips as he heard his
reputation attacked Also there was
remarkable dearth of sentiment or
sympathy for the nervous hysterieaI
girl on the witness stand. flushed with
embarrassment. nigh fainting with the
heat.
The crowd had not the least hesita-
tion about making it's presence felt
In the midst of the proceedings (the
day being sitting hot) one of the trus-
tees ordered an electric fan to be
switched on. The order was carried
out, but within a few minutes a boy
helped by some of his comrades reached
up and turned it off again. gazing de-
family at the members.
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G9neaiad3s en- Ponce.

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= s.es L
O. Il O.
pc en.ente
s.. ~ Las
leIGc sser.dz
cen {. comeni
Al ten NlllarlnH
I'll 4 sir m del zai
ssiInto tai mofEs-"
~ las ter iias En- e='s
r,ss =ic- dRho az,l-.' M -
qt4p ser IN eris-I.
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RR@cu@rd]o del [p@sado
El bendito chocolate.

ichoeolateros y especllladores comen
aaron i moseHsa para adqullr el
caroamento pero vieron frustadas
sus pretenc.ones por el cello del Con-
celo Municipal, culCladoso del blen
pJlblico.
FL alcalele ortiinario de 20 voto don
lose de Ia Tore, que sustltula al de
ler voto Don Antonio de Cordova.
! (procesallo y suspense en- vlrtud de
una intriga del Coatatlor del Real
Tribunal de Cuentas don Juan Jose
Ehgio de Ia Puente, que otra ola
contare J. cito inmediatamente al
cabildo al procurador general don
Miguel Aiorro, al padre general Gle
memories Don Joseph Davlla. al de-
!, positario de multas don Miguel An
tonic de Alizmendl,v al alferez real
don Joaquin Power a qulenes lntor-
mo de 10 que sucedla.
/ sEEstos caballeros, constltludos en-
session tomaron el slguiente aeuerdo
el dia 80 de Octubre de dlcho ailo:
Que siendo notoria la escaeez dc
cacao que padece Ia republlca y que
ha llegado en- estos dias un bareo de
Ia Guaira con este fruto y Sc teme
fundadamente que, siendo como es
corIa su cargazon, la atravlesen pof
mayor los confiteros, chocolateros y
otrus tenderos, para venderle me-
nude4do heoho chocolate, pnNando
de Ia lihertad que el publico ! vecm-
dario tienen para comprar este fruto
por menudo, en- grano, por % menos
~ tlemno de su descarga, dehla su-
pl9. ar eI Avunramlen1o pof medlo
DEL Dlpurado de mes a senior sebef-
nador yeapltan generalque se dlgne
librar orden para que el captain
dueno de dlcho cacao en- q anna
cen 3 casa donde 10 ponga 10 venda
por tres dias menudeado todo
aquel que fuese i comprarla. y pasa-
do este tempo 10 ena gene segdn me-
.jor le eonvenga por mayor o per me
nor
y el pdblico pudo abastecerse oel
neecsaro artlculo a preelo modera-
do graclas al celoso interes que poE
su hien tenia aquel noble Coneelo,,
En- otros Reeuerdos he hablado oe
IA vigllancia que eiercia el enerpo
municipal sobre el loasto de carnes-
vl4 rllsn,a tenia para el de peeado
Y vfrutos del pals, como veran ms lee
torres cuando les Iefiera 10 lelaflNo a
los GONZALES de pesca y a los ealones
para venta de flutos que Sc lnstala-
ron on Ia hoy plaza de Baldonoty.
eonverlda en- nercado en- el slslo
XVIII.
a yoyorse4,
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En- el siglo XVIII contaEo esta is
Ia con buenas plantaciones de caeao
cuyas semillas Sc trajeFon de Mara
caibo y la Guaira. siendo el plimero
el cacao de mazorca blanca Y el Sc
gundo el de mazorca lcia.
Con sus fruto, Sc confeceiolla ban
tres clases de chocolates el ,le reea-
10 hecho con caeao pam. destinado
al consume de las gentes rcas y de
gusto; el de pohres. en- el que entra-
ban a parties lg,laleS el cacao Y Ia ha
rlna de malz flnamente pulyemZada
vel de enfermos en- el que Ia harlna
de maiz era sustltulda por la de
aroz; pero a todos tresera necesaro
darles los tres heryores Ell nemoma
de la Santisima Trinidad Al dar el
primer hervor ! sub1r el chocolate.
Sc quitaba del fueeo la chocolatera y
Sc dejaba reposar el liquldo el item
po necesalio para rear una Ave Ma
ria; lgual intelv;lr) Y rezo al segun-
do y al tercer heryor y despues a la
jicara para tomarlo con pan de hue
vos 9 bollos de maiz, que llama ban
manduca, palabra derlvada del Yer
DO latino mondleo conner:
GeneraIzose tanto el uso del eho-
colate, que Sc oonvirtlo en- articulo
de prlmera necesldad. toda yez que
era parte integrante del desayuno
.Aunque en- San Juan ha h!a choco-
lateros Y contlteros que fabrlcaban
chocolate. en- nuchas easas, tieles a
las vlelas eostumhres. el chocolate
Sc hacia en- elias Este trabajo estaba
enoomendado ceneralmenre i I'm
vlejo esclayo. a 4 p4sa aha el dla Jun
to un gran plldn ,!e MADEIRA pliaado
el oacao.
Los ciclones eoncluveron con los
cacaotales y el arrovisionamiento
de eacao se hacla Ell b Cillalla
las dificultades De n navecacidn
fueron causa de Que lo7 habitantes
de San Juan pasasen ha9ta dos Y
tres meses sin chocolate. h cual era
no peaueno contEcto especlalmente
para las faml!ias poFre>
La arribada de in hllq1e carsado
con cacao era en- esNs easos aconte-
clmlento lnportanre Y casi merece- /
dor de I'm replque de campanas. CO.
mo el que Sc 1aha cJlan.io entfa-
Ia e gale6n real traa An.heel sq+o
de Mexico
IN 0er,lhre de 10 Ia ialena eiu-
dad del Puerto blse pasaba por
Gna cle eseS cale~tla- cc cacao 4le
ponHn 4 Tnehs h n4eienM4 del re-
cineamo 4gellft Il, - entea llna
colera prGeeGel5e ~. elpana catca
N4 cor II desc '.a nr,. ontltela..
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- lciAe '4laiarrf entire comer-
tstfe ,eff. sefcla 9! 4nt.-1it rl"
hie1a ,e - T. lOs e~tfa hlefecn
I-H i liuoae.' esf,e Ia 8 9 '.e b tar
~
E,r.en San Juan el = LILLIAN
Hereaiia pgoP.etailo en M1ra.l.ek
jill VI lFal que ~ ms y e-taiile
c.t.tI'o La Nare',aGe> ,e fraia
dc cer satQ.ma para Eallaf .s ~
evsn'ar slaps ~ pare,i"- iI
IN ..e qH.e bs exhiiHeiane~
aEe7a .es'llten rsas snl.lla-
81 hasitndo r iegs p4tirr.@n
ROM r5n.tisndo y adcqanadn.
aes ta,1a ae tal.e entire Ia 'e Eagfa
Fetusn. por u Iancs
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OineIo y Ie|ojj gratis,

Pida sin dinero. diez pesos
ORC de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" el mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre. el este.
mago, Ell higado, y los riilones,
coloquelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie-
IA que sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero, Y
un reloj gratis. Escriba Ell
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan e.. San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
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Pue'toHiquenos
en- Washington

Fl domingo Is de los corriontes
le}mleronse en- Washin gton varios
loNenes puertorriquefos y de diver
sos pai,es Gle sud America con el pro
poSIto de constituir una asociaeion
.cuyo nombre es el de Club latino
americana Fue elejida la siguiente
dneriiva
Piesieleate. Sr. Leo Baiz. Secreta
RIO = ?. Requena. Tesorero Sr. G.
Hernandez Nocales Sres Carlos N.
halr. Arturo Archie. H. Hernandez
Y 2 }lola.
De.eamos larga vida al naevo
'.rlsa".
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Sorpr ende ME.

t1tn,e-tos mzrcs lnlpsrIalen ~ e=
taeHe "a asnlssco verde Y hlins0 de
'zs ontensndo
.i h.-s. para sorss
Nharlllss Para f.tS
'e-s11ge=
hl..'s de urs 81. rit
Nhlllo rssa n1an's .9l'
asFs Para eziie4
= flaE7S en ~ sle-.-ie..-
. d. vsn,s ~.
~ R91a Ssa I-arsis-e =
sHiehonss mgsblas 1
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l|KEA FERREA DEL OESTE

ltinerario de trenes = vapores que
empezara a regir desde IL. de Sep.
tiembre de 1909
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Enesta imprenia se vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
80 quintal.
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CONNER ClAZL
E N 7 R A D A S Ell
EXTERIOR.

E n I r A D A S D E |.
EXTERIOR.
Goleta americana Republic
de n. York.
Napor aleman President de
Sto. Domingo.
DESPACHADOS PARA Ell
EXTERIOR
Vapor aleman President
para St. Thomas.
BUQUES EN- PU ERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Alice May Davenport des-
cargando
Lavinia NJ. Suow id.
Clara A. Phiney id
Geneva i'd
Sprinfield id
Laura NJ. Lunt id
Laguna id
Thon Tivohy id
S. Y. Luckembak Id.
Republic id.
NOV lMlENTO De
CAbOTAJE.
CrerGelones en- l17leYtos
Joyen Carolina Faiardo
Kayo Fajardo
Perla Nieques
Pedrito id
BJ CUES QUE Sc
AGU ARDAs,
Napor americana Philadel-
phia recalara hoy iprocedente
de N. York.
Consig; Nillar Co.
Napor americana Julia Luc-
kembak FL 26 corriente Sal
dra de n. York para esta
Consig: Insular Line. |
Napor espanol Manuel Cal.
70 Recalara el % corriente
procedente de Espaila.
Consig: 5 Ezquiaga.
Napor americana Harry
Luckembak. Saldra de n.
York el 3 entrante para esta.
Consig; 1nsular Line
nGCs ae II anld "Bemner.
Goleta americana Geneva
Salio de \. para esta el %
del pasado.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
B \ II G O s.
lCCIONEs
Banco iofltcria| y usr:con s 42
id. &c lut,to h,co - AS
-CEDULAs HIlOTECARIAs-
Baneo terratorialy agriocla.
+ tmisiones--3a, y "a. SOL
!d...... =" ....o y t." 102.
C A NJ B los
Londree-s 43st Il
n. YORK -! us p
Pars- ass p % ID.
Hamburgo--4.p p. s. u
Lspsna ~ p %
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