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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
NIGHT BULLETIN SAYS
OPERATION ON WILSON
WILL BE UNNECESSARY
Sereral Noted Specialists Join
DR.. Crayson in Study Of
Presidents Case.
IRv AssocIat.dpress

wASHINGrON. Oct. i7.-Defnite i'm
provement in President Wilson's con-
dition was noted in bulletin issued
tonight from the White House by
RearAdmiral Grayson and the four
physicians called in for consultat ton.
The prostate condition was said to be
greatly improved and no operation will
be necessary.
Grayson and by DR.. John Young. the
Johns Hopkins Hospital specialist; DR..
II. \. Fowler. n Washington specialist; ;
DR.. Sterling Ruffln, a Washington ply
sician, and Rear-Admiral Stitt. head of
the naval hospital here. 1t said
The Presidents prostate gland
swelling referred to in previous bull
letins is denitely improved and is
causing little discomfort, so that the
treatment has been simpli1ed. The
kidneys are functioning normally and
the heart action is excellent. The tenn
perature, pulse and blood pressure re-
main normal"
necessary at this time by the physf-
clans called i'm for consultation DR..
Grayson requested DR.. Young and the
other physicians to meet him tomor-
row to continue the study Of the case.
DR.. Young returned to the White House
early tonight. observed the patient
again, and had a long conversation
with Admiral Grayson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
NEW BOAT LINE STARTS
OPERATIONS HERE NOV. |
Board Of Aldermen Remove Objcc.
tiopaI Clauses From Lease to
City Wharf.
STEAMER ON WAY TO GOTHAM
Vessel Maple Expected to Make Trip
From New York to Richmond in
Slightly More Than Forty-Eight
Hours.
STEAMER on WAY TO GoTHA.

Sections Objectionable to the New
York. Baltimore and Richmond Steam
ship Company were removed from the
ordinance leasing $50 feet OF the ci:y
wharf. by the Board Of Aldermen las;
night, and as a result the new line
will operate out OF Richmond
The ordinance will have to be con-
Cured in by the Common Council, but
II is practically assured that i, will
pass that body in it's present sha pc.
and IN order that prompt action may
r,S De taken y Is probable tina, a special
be called for early next week.
G. w Harrison. vice president and
general manager et the company. at
board. and at the conclusion OF the
meeting expressed himself satisfied
With the lease as II passed the Board.
Mr.. Harrison showed a telegram from
Il. T. Ford. treasurer OF the company.
the belief that she would tie UP here
Maple. after having been ovcrhauled
sor New York yesterday. and that the
captain thought the boat would arrive
at New York in eight days.
First Sailing November 1.
Mr.. Harrison stated that the first
satiinE san5, OF the the ,,Map Maple would would be on
expected 10 leave New York for Rca-
mond. According TO schedule the ship
Us que mere lHe following IucSQdS
morning. but Mr. Harrison expressed
the belief that she would tie up here
some time during Monday might.
matter TO be reached on the docket
Of the Board last night. but when 1t
was called Alderman Powers offered
an amendment eliminating the sec
tion. prohibiting the company from
charging a higher rate between Rich
mond and Atlantic ports than between
Norfolk and other Atlantic ports.
Aldermen Winfrey and Nielsen op-
posed the amendment.
Fear No Raise In Rates.
Alderman Grundy expressed the
regulate Itself. and that as long as
competing lines were here the COM
pany would not raise its rates. He
favored eliminating the section TO
which there was objection.
Alderman Fuller said:
Unless the question is decided to-
night we will not set the steamsh p
line. The company has bought a boat
and is ready to erect buildings valued
at from $4,000 to $4,000. We can't
tie up a public service line for fiftee
years on definite rates"
on the amendment six votes were cast
in its favor. There were few cries
Of mo"
Another amendment added gave the
company permission to make as few
as two sailings month each way for
the first twelve months. After that
1t must maintain regular schedule
OF at least one sailing week each
way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
NEW BILL REGULATES
MARRIAGES OF ALL IN
D. S. FOREIGN SER VICE
Measure Is Introduced at Re-
quest of War and State
Departments.
[Rv Associated Fresal

WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.-At the re-
quest OF the War and State Depart
ments. concurred in by the French gov
.rnment. Chairman Wadswor.!i, ~ the
Senate Military Committee. today in
troduced a bill designed to regulate
the marrying OF American soldiers as
we'll as members of the auxiliary SER
vice. such as Rcd Cross. Y. NJ. c. A., and
knights of Columbus workers while on
foreign service.
The bill. which would require all
persons before being married, to file
an affidavit either with the naval or
military authorities showing that both
the man and the woman are Of legal
ago and unmarried, provides heavy SEN
tences for violations of the law.
The proposal is understood to have
resulted from the large number of
marriages contracted between Ameri-
can soldiers and foreign women during
the world war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
CALLS FOR EPOCH
OF REAL ECONOMY
Attorney-General Urges Reduc-
ton in Number of Style
Changes.
WAGE NATION WIDE CAMPAIGN
Speakers Will Combat BUY
Now" Propaganda in Fight
on Price Initiation.
WAGE NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN

WAsHINGTo& Oct. i7..Attorney.
General Palmer and his official associ-
atea IN the fight on the high cost Of
living determined today to enlist the
1'q gS OF a5n.s the TGmen ion. of America:
country, it is hoped to ina1gurate an an
epocn or real economy, which will offset
rme ouy nov propaganda of trades
people. Furthermore. an attempt will
be made 10 discourage the freouent
changes In styles dictated by the
makers ma OF women's apparel and there
oy effect saving In clothes
Will Releuse Surplus Supplies.
Anothcr important decision taken at
todays meeting was TO release more
surplus supplies held by the govern
ment. il it can be done Without en-
barrassment to the departments in
volved, Secretaries Baker and Daniels
Shipping Board. were invited to the
confcren for the first time for that
purpose.
Mr.: Baker being unable to attend.
will confer with him next week. MIR.
Daniels reported tina; he had sugar
enough to run the navy six months.
to be assured OF ample replacements.
Indicative of the broad scope which
MI. Palmer's efforts arc taking was
lease any, surplus building materials
winch he has on hand, especially lum-
her needed for home building. The
Shipping Board. it was learned. prob
ably Will need. however, all of the
supplies which it has purchased
Subject of Conference.
Co-operation OF the housewives has
ns sSS f. e. e. FsE e Ss fSnfss bs
pa-tment OF Justice. and Mrs. Edward
+. Costigan, who offered the govern
incnt the full resources OF the Con
Sumcrs' League and the League OF
Women Voters in the campaign to
take the imitation out OF prices
AS result, speakers will be put
soon In every State TO carry the mes
sage that one way to beat the pro-
ing that prices are certain 10 go higher
and wait for the decline which officials
say is inevitable. These speakers will
be armed with facts and figures gath
cred by the Council of National De-
tense in its war work. and showing
production costs in virtually every in
dustry in the country.
Must Decline TO Re Stnmpeded.
In undertaking TO stimulate patri-
ing new clothes simply because the
designers change the style from six to
eight times a year. the speakers. It was
said, Will point out that from to 35
per cent is charged for the style itself
and that proportiona &c amount will
be saved by reducing the style changes
TO reasonable number.
Mr.. Palmer and Director Clarkson,
of the Council Of National Defense,
women by printed appeals similar to
those used by the food administra tion
The councils affiliated State organiza-
tionS will assist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
U. S. TROOPS IN FRANCE NOW
NUMBER LESS THAN $1,000
All American Soldiers VIII BE Home
or On Why Within
Month.
Inv Associated prcss.

PARIS. Oct. 1.-THE actual number
of American troops now i'll France is
less than $4,000. and is rapidly dimin-
ishing. General w. d. Connor, COM
mandinG the American troops In
France, said today Within month,
he stated. virtually All the soldiers
will be gone. as the task of repatriat-
ing the German prisoners is now COM
pleted.
Only four or FIVE Germans now re-
main under the charge of the Amcri-
can forces, and these are i'll in hos
pitals. They will be sent home through
CoblenZ as soon as they can travel
The work of completing the liquida
tion OF army supplies, squarinE ac-
counts and the policing Of American
peace conference headquarters are
now the only tasks OBTAINING the SOL
diers and officers in France and Cen
erai Connor said he expected that this
liquidation work, too. will be termi-
mated within one month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
OPERATORS READY
TO AVERT STRIKE
Announce Willingness to Resume
Negotiations With Union
Miner Officials.
THREE CONDITIONS NAMED
Owners Insist That Provisions of
Washington Wage Agreement
Be Fulfilled.
fBy Universal Snryic. 1

WASHINGTOE. Oct. 1.-THE coal
operators are willing TO resume neeo-
tiations with the miners to avert the
strike OF 100000 miners which has been
called for November in the btu
minous regions Of the Middle West
Their Willingness was voiced today
by Thomas T. Brewster, Chairman Of
the coal operators OF the central COM
petitive coal field, the district involved
In the threatened strike. in a confer
ence today with Secretary Of Labor
Wilson and John L. Lewis, president
OF the United Mine Workers.
The respective heads of the two or.
sanizations were called together bv
Secretary Wilson In a final effort to
prevent the strike. Their conference
lasted throughout the day.
Three Conditions Stipulated.
Chairman Brewster, however. said
the agreement of the operators to ar
oitrate further was contingent upon
the following conditions.
Willingness to carry out the provisions
OF the so-called Washington wage
agreement which was made during the
war. Tais agreement has until March
81. 1871, TO run, but tie miners had
deemed 1t abrogatcd with the signing
OF the armistice and the return OF
peace.
.. The present strike order effective
November ! must be rescinded and
work must be continued pending me-
gotiations.
j. The operators will consider no re-
ouctions in the hours OF labor below
da! and siT-dny week. In addition
70 a wage increase of approximately
90 per cent. the miners arc demanding
a siS-hour working day and a five
day week.
Charge Violation of Agreement.
Mr.. Brewster further accused the
miners union OF bad faith in carrying
out ITS agreements with the operators
For thirty,three years. no said. the
fectively with their employees. and not
once in that time has the union full
hlled the terms OF it's various con-
This failure OF the union to meet It's
ooligations was attributed by Mr.
Brewster to the inability OF the
miners onicials to control the mem
oers OF their organization in the alb
sence OF legal responsibility. Correc-
tion OF this defect. he declared. would
make the relations between employers
and labor more amicable. 1t could be
brought pro. n,-a,l' about; he added, by using
equally liable with the employer.
Operators Announce Termx.
The terms on which tile operators
are willing 10 resume negotiations
with the miners were contained in a
letter which Chairman Brewster ten
dcred Secretary Wilson at today's
conference. The terms are:
81. The miners must indicate their
willingness to carry out the existing
contract to its legal terminate
80. To do so. the present strike or
der. effective November /, must be re-
scindcd and work must be continued
pending negotiations.
"3. In order TO produce sufficient
coal for the needs of the public at the
lowest possible cost, we refuse to ne
gotiate any reduction in tie hours OF
labor below the present standard,
eight hours per day, six days per
week"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
Champion Stowaway
Goes to Country Home
TBy Universal Service I

NEW YORK, Oct. 1T.-aIonsicur,
or rather Mister Mike GiIhooley,
champion nonstop transatlantic
ntownwnS. left the Hotel Wander
bilt today for his country resIdcnce
MT Milford, Conn. accompanied by
Mrs. Marian Gilhooicy Curry, his
pafroncss md guardian.
Mike, who has heretofore bcen
an extremely democratic md nc
cchsibic young man, denied himself
10 reporters today. At the VAN
derbht carly In the dny an in
curry for Mike brought this reply
from the manager:
Mister GilhooIcy ix not to he
dfsturbed. lie might consent to an
interview later when he I.
thoroughly rested. Perhaps his
secretary would take that matter
up with him."
Thus 1T was made clear thnt
alke, whose life for the past few
months has been rather strcnuoua.
has now become gentleman or
leisure. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
NO CAUSE FOR BOOSTING
COAL PRICE, SAY MINERS
Asserted rhnt Retail Dealers and In
dustrial Concerns Arc Offering
High Prices.
Ry \ ssociatcd Press. ]
hHI ~


INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 17.--That there
is no cause for a reported movement
coal is the assertion made in a state
ment issued from the international
headquarters of the United Mine
Local coal dealers declare that since
the strike order was issued, the price
or coal has been increased at the mines
from 25 to so cents ton and say IL liz
likely. will go even higher One local
operator said the price now was no
object. and that retail dealers and in =
drStrial concerns were Offering higher
prices in order to get coal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
LOCK UP SEVEN AGITATORS
IN JAILS AT CHICAGO
just the beginning of Serving War
rants, Asserts Man in Charge of
Affairs at Gary.
TBy Universal Servicc1

CHICAGO. Oct. l7.-Sevcn aEitators
charged with attempting to overthrow
tho government and sst up Soviet rule
at Gary were brought to Chicago to-
night by the military authorities. They
viii be arraisned before Harry n.
i.andis, chief immigration commits
sioncr.. tomorrow to show reason why
they should not be deportcd from the
United States.
The arrests were made on orders OF
Gary troops.
This is just the beginning" he said.
Many similar warrants will be issued
These men arc more than raI:cals--
they are dangerous Bolshevist aEita-
tors"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
RELEASE HUNGER STRIKERS
Official Order In Issued That Release,
Slim Feincrs From Mount
JOY Prison.
TBy Universal Seryicc.1

LONDON, Oct. l7.--An official order
was, issued by the government OF Ire
land today. releasing all Sim Fein
prisoners from Mountjoy prison. a
number were freed tonight, and tho
rest will be released tomorrow. OF
forty-four prisoners. half are in the
hospital suffering from the conso-
ouences of their hunger strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
AGREEMENT REACHED BY CAR COMPANY AND UNIONS
CAPITALS GROUP SEEKS TO RETAIN INDEPENDENCE
PALMER ASKS WOAlEWS HELP IN LIVING COST FIGH,
Palmer Reports Seizures
in l8 Different States
tBy Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1T.--Attor-
ncy-Gencrai Palmer today mudc
public report of proErcss In tho
governments campaign TO reduce
the cost OF living. II showed that
eiEhty-nix cnhcs of actual seizure
OF boarded foodstufrs had been
made.
The selzureA have taken place in
eighteen different States, and re-
suited I'm plncinE on the market
through normal channels OF trade
80,041 pounds of cheese, I57,05:,
pounds OF poultry, more than zoo, 900
pounds of fish, 53,0J0 cans OF to-
mntOes. 7B5,G15 pounds OF salt pork,
2i.OJ3.SSO eEEs, 1,427 ,O02 pounds OF
butter. f,s31,331 pounds OF sugar.
2,s3O sacks of potatoes, and guam
titles or beans, corn, baking pow
der. snluaon, coffee, salt and other
cdlblcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
start Another Furnnce.

YOUNGSTOWN. Oct. 17.-Apart from
furnace at tho Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company Plant today, there was
no change in the steel strike here.
noon or Monday morning, when opora-
tions for the new week begins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
BREAD PRICE MAY REACH
rs CENTS IN GREAT BRITAIN
Premier Lloyd George Warns People
Tint Present Subsidy Has Cost
Nation $500, O,OOO,0OO.
LBy Universal Service!

LONDON, Oct. 17.--Premicr Lloyd
George in n speech at Sheffield to-
night. warned the people OF Britain
that the bread subsidy, which has al
must soon be removed. This is taken
to mean that tho loaf OF bread will
be 25 cents instead Of 10 cents. which
Is the present government price. Tho
increase VIII add further great dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
TWO STEEL STRIKERS SHOT
Cleveland Plant OF American Steel and
Wire Company Is Scene
OF Shooting.
Inv Associated rress.l

CLEVELAND. Oct 1.-Two steel
strikers were shot. one perhaps fatally,
near the Cuyahogaa coke plant Of the
night when they are alleged to have
attempted to intercept employees go
ing into tho plant. Announcement
was made tonight that the company's
nine plants would resume opera tios
Monday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
5000 Soldiers snIl.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA force Of
5000 American troops. all regulars,
under command of Brigadier General
William TT. Sage. sailed from Hoboke en-
tonight on the transport General Grant.
Tho troops. whose objective Is Silesia.
where they are to perform police duty
during tho plehiscitc. arc to form a
provisional division OF t'e army of
oe3upation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
seek to Rcstore Hupnbure..

ciety. ramifying through all classes OF
the population and gaining tremen-
dous power Ia working in Hungary
for the restoration OF tho Hapsburgs,
according to advices from Budapest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
Seize SIN Near Pcterxburr.

PETERSBURG, VA. Oct. l7-County
officers this afternoon seized twenty
gallon copper. still set up within about
three mi les OF the city limits in Prince
George County and also twenty gallons
Of bcer. Two arrests were made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
Investigate Dismissnis.

Immediate action by President
Wheclwright in the. way OF an In
vcstigation into the discharge OF three
men, who declare they werc discharged
because Of membership in tho union
was promised the carmen ysterday at
tho conference by President Wheel
wright. 1t was further promised. that
if8it was found that these men were
Ia(Continued on Second Page.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-08
ROBO EN- Ell "COAMO"
DE TEATRO
Ell BENEFICIO DEL SIR.
NIESEGUER

Con la comedia de Perez Gal
dos, "La Loca de la Casa, cele-
bro anocne SUI function de gracia
ell primer galan de la Companla
Delgado, Caro-, Campos, senior Ne
seguer.
,El beneficiado fue muy feSteja-
do por sus amigos y recibi6 fre-
IcIentds muestra1 de aprdoacA5n
del p1blico. Al final de todos los
actos Sc levant6 ell telon en- honor
a el v a la bella actriz senorita
Delgado Caro- que tuvo momentos
'de verdadera inspiration.
Las Sras. Caro-, de Campos y
Garcia fueron tambien muy ce-
lebradas.
Los Sres. Campos, Regales y Sa-
las completaron el buen conjunto.
PARA NEW YORK
Ell joven venezolano, don Este
ban Rodriguez P, que lleva resi-
diendo entire nosotros un aiio, en-
barca para New York, tai vez es-
Ia tarde o en- el pr6ximo vapor
que salga para dicho puerto.
FL seilor Rodriguez ha sabido
|captarse aquf las simpatfas gene
rales y deja en- Ell pals rnuy buenos
amigos.
lie deseamos un feliz viaie y gra
ia pennanencia en- la gran ciudad
americana.
Ell DIR. BOCANEGRA.
FL joven Tomas Arrufat y ia,
milia desean expresar SUI gratitud
hacia el DIR. Bosanegra, quien sal
v6 de una grave enfermedad a ur
cunadito dc Arrufat, de 5 amos dc.
edad. El DR.. Bocanegra no quiso,
cobrar NADIA por sus servicios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-08
EsPEcTAcuLoS
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

TEATRO MUNICIPAL
La comedia en- 4 actos, en- pro-
sa "El Adversario.
Manana, debut de las hermanas
Garay.
CINE TRES BANDERAS i
Hoy, microbes 8, ibenefcio del
personal del cine. Una bonita Gin
ia c5mica titulada: 'iComo Char
lie Chaplin capture al Kaiser.
Estreno de Ia gran cinta dranati-.
ca en- 6 parties, La Esposa Hipo- :
tecada.
CINE LUNA
Microbes 8. Grandioso estre-
no del precioso drama titulado,
"Don Quijote de la Mancha'', en-
5 actos,. y "Mi Novia", c6mica,
por Francis x. Bushman, en- un
reel.
Mahana, "La Vestal del Sol In
ca"
CINE REAL
Hoy, la grandicsa cinta en- 8 ac-
tos, titulada "Tarzan ell hombre
mono"
CINE HABANA
Hoy, miercoles. Una magni-
fica cinta en- 5 actos y ademas un
emocionante episodio de la gran
serie "El Ojo del Aguila. :"
CINE NORMA ,.,
Segunda jornada de clos Mo-
hicanos de Paris. ,aay
Manana, "Coraz6n de alcero."
CINE PUERTO RICO
Eata noche entrada gratis para
las damas. Sc exhibira la cinta,
en- 5 reels Matrimonio conven-
cional. l.'' W
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-08
ENTIRE UN CAIRO
ELECTRICO Y Ell FERRO-
CARRIL

EN- hn O4N Ns1a-ielso
ELECTRICO Y Ell FERRO-
CARRIL
Hoy, las 12 y 80, ocurrio, en-
Martin Pena, en- el crnce de los
carros el6ctricos y ell ferrocarrll
que va para ell Campamento, un
choaue entire un carro electrico y
ell ferrocarril que iba hacla aquei
A consecuencia del choque re-
sultaron heridos: Pablo Betan-
court el nino de dos amos lsmael
Franco. FL primero fue curado
en- la Sala de Socorro de Una he
rida contusa de ocho centfmetros
de longitud, Y, ell segundo, de una
Iaepida, tambien contusa, en- ell ma
xilar inferior, con perdida de un
incisivo.
Hubo tres heridos mas, pero 10
fueron de tan poca Importance
que no tuvieron que ser llevados
al Cuarto de Socorro.
Ell carro electrico venia de Rio
Piedras.
Ell ROBO DE LA SAN JUAN
LIGHT.
Continna en- el misterio ell robo
Ie los $500 que lie hicieron a la
.onpaiiia de los carros electrlcos
lie la caseta del Stater, en- la pa
ada 8. La detective tiene indl-
los, pero de ahi nc pasa.
PALABRAS DE WILSON
FL presidonte Wilson ha habla
10 nucvamente de ia necesldad,
shora cue los Estados Unidos es-
an afirmando sus relaciones con
j mundo, de impiar el te1reno
le toda. mala inteligencia con sUs
nmediatos vecinos" Debemos de-
aostrarles- -anadiG- a las nacle-
les latinas de Am6rica ''la amis-
>ad que realmente les profesa-
mos.
Wilson, en- la Conferencia lie
Versailles, defdndera los catoree
rincipios que exigi6 Alemania
| para que Sc rindiese. Antes dc
partif., dej6 resuelto cue Sc pro
cediera a licenciar las tropas.
El nundo, COMB Sc v'e, Sc pre-
para, aunque parezca mentira, pa
ra una paz duradera.
EN- HUEnGA.
Aver Sc declararon en huelga
paciiffica ;iiff $50 mujeres de las tdat
trabaian en- el Departamento dc
revision y empaque de la fabriea
de "La Colectiva'', en- Puerta de
TERRA.
RoBO EN- Ell "CoAMo"
A un engrasador del vapoE
"Coamo' lie han robado $3.50 y
IN reloj de orc. La detective SC
ha hecho cargo del asunto. Llama
la atenci6n la frecuencia con que
So sucdden los robos en- este vapof
Con este son unos cuatro los que
han sucedido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-08
vAPoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN

sHSta4NTt
Vapor espanol P. de Satruste-
gui. Hacia el s del corriente
mes estara aqui procedente de
Barcelona y escalas. so5,
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Vapor espa1ol Legazpi. Llega-
ra nuestro puerto procedente de
Espala del 15 al 16 del corriente
mes.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.s
Vapor espahol Reina Maria,
Cristina. Estara aquf del II al 20
del corriente en- viaje para los
puertos de Coruiia, Gijon, Santan-
der y Bilbao. re''
Consigl, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Vapor cubano Santiago de Gu
ba. Sc aguarda en- la presente
quincena procedcnte de Habana y
escalaS. -
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs. = 5,
Vapor americana BraZos. Sal.
dra ell IL del corriente de New
York para esta. eN'
Vapor americana Philadelphia.
Hoy sali6 de New York para esta.
Consigs., Villar Y Co., Sucrs.'
Vapor americana Caracas. Sal
dra para New York ell II del pre-
sentc. 'N3t''2
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs. e