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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
No Insanity Trust Indictments

Indianapolis, July II. - The grand
Jury investigating the so called Indian
apolis insanity trust, which Is alleged
to have railroaded many into the III
sane asylum, has reported without re-.
turning indictments. 1t finds abuses
Of the law, but no open violations.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
Baseball Today.

The Fecney Senate and the draughts
men Of the p, W. & b. railroad vii
play game of baseball at 4.sO O'Clock
this afternoon on the grounds Of the
Wilmington Military Academy. 1t Is
expected that a good crowd will be il
attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

The Board of Education is ad-
vertising for proposals for fuel for
the ensuing year. They want some
500 tons OF broken coal; $50 tons OF
egg coal; about SO tons of stove
coal; about $50 tons pea coal and
200 tons OF test quality lump
Georges Creek Cumberland, Btu
minous coal. This. with 50 cords
Of wood. will make up the supply
expected to!ast the schools through
the coming winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
CLAYM0NT CUTOFF.
Work Was Started on the Big Job
Wednesday,

Contractors Ryan and Kelley of
Philadelphia started fifty men to work
on Wednesday building the Caymont
cut off for the Philadelphia, Whining
ton n BALTIMORE Railroad Company.
The workmen are now doing the grading
which must be done before the track
can be laid
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

ALL the talk about the Washing
ton Street bridge not being strong
enough to bear cars passing over
it is all bosh! The bridge will
bear all the cars run over it for 20
years. The residents on the north
side are very anxious to have the
cars in that section Of the city aud
they will petition the Levy Court to
grant the Wilmington City Rail.
way Company that privilege.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

cured 80 many men who bad battle for
Years against the mental and physieAl
schering OF lust manhood that the 1nssi-
tote has decided to disisibute free trial
packages to oil who write 1t 10 s-hone
srsA lnent and all men who suffer from
any form Of sexual weakness rssulting
from youthful folly, pr%mssur loss OF
strength and memory weak back. voris
oesels or smaclstion Of parts can now
oo1s themselves At home
The remedy has peculiarly grateful Of
~ Of wyrmth aud sssms 10 act direct to
- dssiasd location giving strength sad
0evolopmsnt just whore IL IL needed. II
eares all the Ills and troubles that oo,ns
from years Of misuse Of ths natural inuo.
tions and has bsen AZ absol ute succss. In
oil cAsss. n PsQusst to ths State Medical
Destitute, 888 Eisktron Building. Fore
Wayne Ind, rating ehat you desire one
Of their free trial packages will b. com
piled with promptly. Tho Institute IL dc
sirous Of reaching that great class Of men
who are unable TO leave home to bs treat
ed and the free sample, will snabs thsln
to sss how easJ It 10 10 be cured Of sexual
weakness whom the proper remedies are
employed. The Institute inakes no -
strioeions. Any man who writes will bs
ssas free sample, carefully fealsd In .
plain package 80 that Its recipient nosd
have no fear OF embarrassment or pub.
ticity. Readers are requested 10 wsiss
Without delay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

Enw. c. CoNtANNoN yesterday at
Brandywlne Springs made the
second attempt upon his life. lie
created quite sensation by drink
ing carbollc acid out of bottle.
After he had taken the deadly
drug, he told man near him what
he had done, He was brought to
This city where he lives, and taken
10 the Home pathic Hospital, where
medical treatment was given him.
He will recover and have a chance
10 try it again.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
(nultlu't See Fair Sn nieL

Cleveland July 11.--"lf don't &c,
enough money to go to Buffalo, III
jump off TINT BRIDGE said Levi Slo,
cum to friends. Later Slocum's dead
and badly crushed body was found ly.
ing on the railroad tracks nearly lOt
feet below the bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

New CASTLE is to have another
b lom when the new nava! school
Is under way. Agunboat or cruis-
err will be stationed at New Castle
and the school and its pupils will
be one OF the biggest attractions
around this section OF the country.
4 he New Castle trolley will be
greatly benefited by the school being
located there.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
Baseball Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

7 III VHICHSU.
R.H.E
Chicago ......2 / 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 0 o
Philadelphia 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 3O-3 0 0
Easton and Kahoe; Dugglcby and
Douglass. Umpire Cunningham.
AT CINCINNATI
R.H.A
Cincinnati ........O 2 o 0 2 0 o. 0 .
Brooklyn .........3 0 o. 0 0 0 0-5 Q
Phillips and Bergen; Kitson and Nc
CURE. Umpire Behle.
At Pittsburg:
R.H,H
'I'ittsburg .........3 0 $4,000 s 10
boston ..........O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 81
TannehilI and thinner; Pittinger and
kittridge. Umpircs Emslie and Nash,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
Pardon For Rioters Recon- M nded.

Harrisburg, Pa. July 11.--The board
of pardons has recommended the par
convicted Of riotlng at Oneida. Pa,
during the great anthracite coal strike
last fall. The application of Thomas
Harcnr is refused. but the cases OF
Stephen Grcgoski and the other rioters
are held under advisenent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

EIGHT men Lost their lives by the
blowing up Of the magazine Of the
Burlington aud Missouri Railroad
yesterday, near the Grant smel:cr.
Several were als0 injured. The
men were blasting alag Tor the use
OF the railroad when the explosion
occurred, The magazine was filled
with dynamite and the conclusion
was felt mile away. The dam.
age will amount to S., 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

The Index, at Dover, is celebrat-
ing its fifteenth anniversary to-day.
it is one OF our best country eX-
changes it IS bright. crisp and
newesy and is one OF the brigntes
Dunns that comes to the REpUBLr.
CAN Office. We wish it renewed
prosperity. and long life >nd a
merry one.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
Job COu1dn [ Have Stand II

II he'd had Itching Piles. They're ter.
rihly annoying but Bucklen's Arnica
earth. 1t has cured thousands. For In.
juries. Pains or Bodily Erudtions it's the
best salve in the world. Price 25c q box
Cure guaranteed. Sold by N. B. Danfort b.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

THE hucksters OF our city have
formed an organization to look at
ter those who follow that business
and pay their license to protect
them from others who forget totakc
out II huckster s license. All these
are required by law to show their
license when asked to do so by
police officer
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
StepDe dljntO Live Goals

When . child burned my foot fright
fully" writes ". H. Eeds, Of JonesyilIe,
Va, (which caused horrible leg sores for
80 years. but Bucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured me after every thing failed,
Infallible for Burns, Scslds Cuts, Sores,
Bruises and Piles, Sold by N, B. Dam
forth, ESQ,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

The p, W. & B, r. Il. Co. have
commenced the Improvements on
their roadbed, which will be the
means of the Company spending
thousands OF dollars in this city ior
labor and properties.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

DEPUTY City Solicitor Philip l..
Garrett appeared IN the Municipal
Court yesterday and prosecuted
The cases before Judge Churchman,
in the absence Of CITY Solicitor
Relnhardt. Judge Churchman in
granting the request did not rcrog,
nize Mr.. Garrett officially as the
assistant city Solicitor. II looks
as if the natter would have to be
settled IN Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

THE Democrats have a ma jorlty
OF one in City Council, and they
will try to seat Michael F. Cannon
from the Second ward, so as to give
them one more majority to 20 and
come op.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
The F1ob Markat.

Powell has on his stall At the Third
street market. a fne assortment Of fresh
hsh. which 70 kept In case covered with
glass. shutting out tho dust and packed
for yourselves. There 10 no better food
this hot weather than good fresh flsb,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

she D,1n,t yvear : l9.ak.

360 D00t Wear MaSk.
But her beauty was complstsly hidden
BY sores, tlotchss and piinpies till she used
ishsd a. will al Eruptions, Fever Sores
Boiis. Ulcers. Carbunclss aud Felons from
Its use. Infallible for Cuts, Corns, burns.
Scalds and Piles Cure guaranteed. 25e.
at N. B. Daniorth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
Injured by Premature Blast,

Arelia Sainni Of No. 43 Kcntmere ave.
nue., was seriously injured about the
eyes and face by a premature blast while
cleaning out charge of powder at the
quarries of the Brandywine Granite
Company yesterday afternoon. He may
lose the partial sight of one eye. DR..
John Palmer is attending him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

AT Boston:
! R.H.E
Boston ..................1 1O1-4 20
Athletic .................0 0 1OO-1 I .
Winters and SchreckengOst; Plans
and Smith. Umpire Connolly.
At Washington:
R.H.H.
Washington $50 0 0 O2O 0 o %
Baltimore .......1 6 30 0 0 0 0 O-69 "a
Mercer and Clarke; Howell and Rob
inson. Cmpires Mannassau and Sheri-
dan.
AT Cleyeland:
RH.M
Cleveland ...........O1 21O2-6
Detroit .............1 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Moore and Yeager; Cronin and Bue-
low. Umpire Haskell.
AT Milwaukee:
R.H.H,
Milwaukee 800 0 100 OO-1 ca
Chicago ........O 20 0 GOALS -
Reidy and Connor; Katoll and Snyder.
Umpire CantlIion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

Pure Ice Cream only at Becketts Cafe
7th and Shlpley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

Go to Millsr's, No. stall Ia Second
strset Market house for o good roast or
stsAk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
F ancy Lawns:
Less than half price,
Hosiery,

Not sorted yet, will be ready
Saturday morning, a big drive
in mems and ladie - hose. Stan.
dard patterns just received.
Be sure to buy a copy Of the
designer at the pattern count
er, it is only l0c but it gives a
splendid survey Of styles and
in addition contains very inter-
esting information without
which a practical woman's
home would be incomplete.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
Ladies'
Sample Underwear. !.

Hundreds Of ladies' vests
worth lOc for &c.
Hundreds OF ladies' vests
worth zoe for 10c.
Hundreds of ladies' vests
worth 25c for 10 l.2c.
Hundreds of ladies' vests
worth SOC tor l5c.
Hundreds of ladies' vests
worth SOC for 25c.
Hundreds OF ladies' vests
worth $l.00 for soc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
FRIDAY. JULY II, 1901.

L. IRVING HANDY on Wednesday,
at Georgetown, made quite repu.
tation for himself as pleader be-
fore the bar. Bank Clerk Louder
N. Hearn, was on trial charged
with being intimate with Miss Min.
ME Joseph, who is under the age Of
consent. Conviction on this charge
me ans seven years in Jail. Mr..
Handy. IN making the plea tor the
prisoner, was 80 overcome that he
leaned, over and clasp!ng the pris-
b oner u his arms, they mingled their
teafs 3ogether. The lawyer then
read the seventh chapter Of Prov.
erbs To the jury. the 10th verse Of
which reads: n have decked my
bed with coverings of tapestry,
with carved works, with fue linen
Of Egypt The reading OF this
chapter and the sight Of two strong
men IN tears. had the desired effect
on the jury, and they were out but
a short time when they made up
their minds that he was ''more
s,nned against than SHINING and
the prisoner was set free. Lawyer
Handy was never happier in his
life than when he heard the verdict.
AN unusual thing for Judge to
do was for Judge N. r. Broyles Of
Atlanta, Georgia, yesterday, to
advise a woman, from the bench,
to obtain an immediate divorce from
her husband. Mrs. G. W. Mccoy,
keeper OF a fashionable boarding
house, was prosecuting her hus-
band tor violent and cruel treat.
ment, he. having on frequent occa-
sions, threatened her life and come
home drunk on many occasions.
One time he held 4 revolver to her
head and commanded her to spend
all her time in the kitchen. These
and other indignities he compelled
her to submit to- After hearing
the evidence, the Judge advised her
to seek separation, as the man
was not fit TO live with.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
CROSBY
E HILL
600, 6O7 and 609 Market Street,

Our special sale Of sample
underwear CONNER ces on Sat.
urday morning and as is we'll
known no such values are off
cred the year round. We are
favored in getting the samples
to sell at such uuheard of
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
Mem
Sample Underwear.

Hundreds OF mems vests
worth SOC for 15c.
Hundreds of mems vests
worth J0c for 25c.
Hundreds of mems vests
worth So 90 for SOC.
Mems Outing Shirts.
For Saturday 100 Shirts at
25c.
For Saturday 100 Shirts at
soc.
For Saturday 100 Shirts at
75c.
A fine lot of Shirts every
one reduced in price.
Handkerchiefs.
500 ladies' fancy Handler
chiefs from 25c to l24c.
Silks.
30 remnants of silk, some
half price, some less, all II sw
styles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12

80 pairs Oxfords for Satur-
day $50.
Children's shoes, misses
shoes, ladies' shoes, are de-
peudable shoes, that is the
kind we sell. The LaFrance
shoes gives comfort and salts
faction.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At Boston,:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-12
Sent Free
To Men.
Free Trial Package Of this New Dis
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Sending Name And Address
Quickly Restores Strength
and YiSoE

free trial packages Of q most rem arkahls
ysNedy are bsiDg made to all who will
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-20
{ N Ell COL GI0
DE SAN PABLO

Soemne = exp'6hdido pOr dem5s, ha
re ultado ell acto de la prImera comu.
ni6n de los niflos del Coleeio de Sau
Pablo que tuvo lugar esta manana Ell
la cdpIla del mencionalo p] f 10.
L atar njOiamelte eXOrnaiO con
exquisite aIte, estaba materialmentt
noer{o de fl res UatQra les, cuyos per
fumes mez dos y confundldoS con e
inc enso espaIcian una atm6SfeFa que
eleyaDa uu sublime a rob 4mieuto.
Y an vestid0s de blAnoos gnifi3an-
10 la pnreza de la nfan3a Goa la sim
00lica cinta Ell el brd20, los ninOs Da-
man Monserrat, RlfIel Palmer, Artu-
70 Vera, Luis Vega, Manuel Vega,
Rafael Iriarte, Ramon Gonz iez, Jaime
Flgueras. Manuel Fernandez, 10 {
Aoosta, Rafael Cabrera, 4 juio Bruno
Federico Apelail63, Manuel Vicente,
lose Vicente, Angel Liberal, Eduardo
Baz ., jose M4tIenzo y Bernardno
M0squera, con verdadera unci6n re i
glosa recibieron de manos del Iustl(si
no senor Obspo Ia Sagrada y D,vlha
F0lma.
A act0 asistieron distinguidas da,
mas y caballeros d. eSta locaIidad, en-
tre las cuaes recOrdamOs & las Sras. de
Bruno, de Acevedo, de Figueras, de
Acosta, de Fernandez, de Gonzalez, de
Liberal, de MonserTat, dc MoSquera,
lie Rubert, de Vicente, de Vera y de
ApeIllnis; y senoritas de Cabrera, de
Liberal, de Monsenat y Suro.
Lamentamos el no haber Dod.do es
cuchar la autOrizada palabTa del ilus-
uisimo senor obispo.
Tambi6n Sc encontraban en- ell so'em-
ne aconte4imiento religicso, Il director
del colegio de San Pablo, los senofes
prOfesores del mismo don Juan Miriam.
da y nuestrO dlstinguido amigo presbf
tero don Angel Alonsc.
Ei BOLETIN MERCANTIL, enyfl ST
mas cordial felicitacI6n q los profeso
les y alumnos del Coego de San Pa
BIO, por ell acto sO'emne y tTascenden
tai veriicado esta maTana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-20
Hay que hablar ClaGO

POIQue es esa nuestra mission, y nos
esta encOmendsda Oh parte la detensa
de los intereses de los espanoles en- es-
ia Isla.
OontTastando de una manera brusca
con la noble manifestation de los obre
rOs del muele celebrada ano he, Sc ha
cometido aver tarde un atropello con
ira un espanOl, que ha sido atacado en-
su prOpla casa.
Y conste, que Sc aka nuestra pro-
testa pOrque los aut0res del hecho no
han Fldo castigados cJmo merecia. pol
el puGible atentado de aver
Hemos presenclado el escandalo /; Il
hemos dido relataT a Inmelosos testi-
g0s, entire los que SO encuentran algu
nas mujeres, y nos extrana la extfe
mada benevolencia del seil5r Juez dt
Policfa, por no imponeF un justo J
ejemplar corrective quienes por La
marse agentes do la autorldad estaE
en- la obligaci6n do favorecer y de ser
vr al p1blico.
Benito Miro y Juan Pena, son lo
antoIes del hech0 que relatamos, lo
testigos presentados por los antedicho
individuos, debfan de haber sido recu
sadoe,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-20
PONCE

Con rumbo 6 Barcelona emoarcaron en-
| ell vapOr cOrreO espanol 'Isa de Pansy''
las senOritas Maria LuSa Schuck, los Sc
1ores don Juan Cabrer, don Gaspar Bon.
min y dOn LUIS Valdlvieso, con sus res
pectivas familias, y don Eduardo Arruza
y don Generoso Gandara
En- ell vapor "Calfornian." embar-
caron para ell Hawaii, 5l1 varoneS 1856
hembras que forman uu total de 7O7 emi.
grantees.
Ell lunes dItmo las diez media de
la ma1ana sc fug6 uno de los presOs que
salen a trabajOs tOrzados. Segdn parece,
la fuga tue mOtlvada por un desculdo del
pOIlcfa encargado de ST custodia. FL Ere
so SO llama Aniceto Rivera y estaba con.
denado un an0, ochO meses y vente Y
un da de prisi6u correctional, por rObo de
caballos. Sc practican las diligenclas nece.
ssrias para su captura.
--Ha llegado q esta cudad don Bruno
Fox, agente de las empresas de ferrocarril
central de Cuba dc las minaS de Daiquiri,
con objeto de fomeDtar la emigration di.
chos lugares, de trabajadores puertorri-
quenoS.
LAS carnes en- ell mercadO siguen por
tOdo 10 alto. La de res Sc eIpende "a cen
tavos ell kIlO y la de cerdo 81. En- tanto
eI pueblo pobre, que apenas CANA para ali
lnentarSe, &c We privado &c comerla.
-Personas cOmpetentes en- negocios judi
clales han observable que desde que SO ini.
CT iron las enigraciOnes para ell Hawaii han
dlsmnuiIO los roeos pequenos, tales como
uua gailiua, un racimo de platanOs J Otras
cosas por ell esalo. Esto Sc explica por Ell
hecho de naber emigrado muchos de los in
felices que robaban por hambre.
Sc encuentca en eSta ciudad dOn Pedro
Nergue de Ia Concha, agente sollcitador
de una c0mpania de seguros, con ell objetO
De pagan dos nil dollars la sonora Viuda
lie Vega.
-hnsel vapor Julia" llegaron los pasa-
jeroS siguenteS: NicomedeS Os0riO, Esle.
ban Hueftas, Pe4ro Pena, Federico Lei
ulng, Antonio Diaz, LUIS Mattel, Juan
Aipln, Rita, Mercedes, Rosa, Jose An
Ionl0 Arzuaga, Laopoldo Diaz, Pedro Diaz,
b. a. Hegle, Juan Santos, Francisco
Arroyo, Suite Allen, f. a. POrrats, Jose
Paran, Pedro Martinez Villa Leonor Va
reIa.
I'm la @manana sde Sc hs suicidado
dlspATa dose TN tro de revolver en- Ia ca.
beza Ell joyen don Armaldo Pasarell, EN-.
pfeIdo de Ia socledad del 7Credito Atorro
Ponceno,' y mlembro de una Ce las tani-
las mas dlstnguidas de esta ciudsd. Sc
lgnorau los movies que han llevado al
loVen PaSarel tomar tan extrems ia
tai resouci6n.
La Junta Directiya de la sociedal en-
que fG6 empleado Ia nombrado una CONT
SION que lnvestigGe las cusntas del sui.
cida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-20
Eli G. NSO DE-
ST, THOM

Segun The Bulletin de esa isla da
resa, p'6xima caef en- poder de lo
amercancs del Norte, ell censo De Ii
misma hecho en- Febrero, y publioadt
ieo.eutemen'e arrcjs ell resrltado si
2u'ente:
IL pobIac;0n total DE- Ia iela es d.
I IL OH habitanteS de los cuales 34l
son varoues 2 6 GIL hembras.
Minis de l 4 1t amos hay 2.S96,
sean 1861 varones y 1885 hembras.
Exis' EN- 1S4 infAntes de menos dc /
aH1 y anciano de 9j amos de edad.
i1l nGmero de cas&dos es oe S6l y
ei de casadas de 92G; cuentan 13 di-
vO!cios, 6i3 viudos J 125 viu las.
Las religiores estan dividilas de la
siguiente m ,ners: 1893 Lnteranos.
3, ia cat6icos, 100 Mosaicos, 8iS Me
todstas, 2.075 Moravianes, 1882 ie
IA Episco2ol Inglcsa, 2l7 de la R-for-
ma a1emaua, 202 de la Secta Wese
vans, 3 Presbiterianos, 5 Adventistas,
| Mohamedan. ii sin religion y As nj
nos sin bautizar.
En- st. Thomas han nacido 6703 per
sonas, en- las que sc cuentan 4.O04 hem
bras, l 029 son de Santa Cruz, 3S3 de
San Juan, 1853 de Dinamarca, 1861 de
T6rtc;a, i29 de Aguila, 1876 de San
Martin, 16I lie ST, Barths, l06 de San
Eustaquio.
En- la isa radican l sirio, 1,turco, q
chlnos, 6 indios cocol(es peruano, q
de Nueva Granada, l mexic4no, 5 ru-
sos, l snizc y 2 portugueses.
Entre tOdos estOs habitantes de la
yeoina isla Sc encuentran 46 ciegos, %
sordos, 6 sordos mudos. s que padecen
de elefantiasis y IA dc lepta.
Esto es 10 que Sc llama hace. un cen
80 detallado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-20
La prOtesta Cubana
Odi0 inextinguible

Como muestra del desagrado CO.
que sc han reciDido en- Cuba las decIa
raciones Gel Presidente Nc. Kinley
diciendo oce deben aceptarse las bases
de la enmienda Piatt, en- toda gu inte-
igrdad purezs, sin explicaciones, nj
atenuaciOnes, nj distingos de ninguna
claEe, transcribimos a continuation lC
que dice I'm imp rtante dario de Ia
Habana ref ieud' Sc este case:
81 somos poc0s y pobres, Y esta-
mos sin aTmas para sublevarnos c0ntla
ell Omnipotente imperio de Norte Am6-
RIGA; s. la lucha material es impossible;
81 no pOdemos 0poner ell herro al hie-
rrO; 81 hay que cOnfOImarse con la
suerte vii que nos ha caLido; 81 hemos
perdidO todas las esperanzas 81 NADIA
nos falta por hacer;' 81 todo Sc ha hun
dido en la noche l6brega de Ia historis;
81 como ell pueblo hebreO nos hemos
quedado sin patria; 81 a la admiration
que supimOs despertar en- ell Universe
por nuestIo heroismo, sustituye la las
ma que debemos inspirarIe ; 81, para
acabar de una ve7, NADIA nos resta, nj
NADIA nos espeia, exclamemos con la
nsigne tragca camagieyana: "Tem.
pesta6, desata un rayow
"Y sulja Ia guerra moral con sus
sa ,anicas cohortes de infernaes odios..
Y no haya paz, nj sosiego, nj vida, pa
ra que esta terra sea 10 que debe ser
un cementerio de gorias rondando eler-
namente por gente que ha desapareci-
do para lOs vivos, viviendo decorOsa
mente para los muertos. .....
Els 10 1nico que savarfa a Cuba de
la ignominia y la deshonra".
Quizas los acentos de desesperaci0n
que hemos recogido, no correspondent a
un prop6sito deliberado: no son mas
que la expression irreflexiya de un gran
dolor causado per la perdida de MOBILES
ilusiones, acariciadas durante med
siglo
Sobre tales heridas caera la resigna-
ci6n como balsamo de consuelo.
/ Y que remedio contra 10 inevitablei
Acceptable es acto de cordura que
estan los pueblos obligados 10 mismo
lue los indlvlduos.
So cumple una ley historical.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-20
FELIZ VIAJE

En- rl dia de aver embarc6 para Els
pana en- ell vapor "Isla de Panay" e
jefe de la empresa del BcLETIN MER
CANTIL, nuestrO muy querido amigo
don EudOsio CU6tara.
Fl haber recibdo de Madrid un ca
b!egrama mand3ndolo llamar pOrqut
su pequefa y Gnica hja, Marina, Sc
enconuaba enfcfma, motive la precipi
taci6n del viaje.
HacemOs votos sinceros porque a
llegar a la Corte de Espafa ell carlil )sC
padre, encuentre restablecida compile
tamente la hija y Sc convierta en- ale
gria la triste impress On con que aver
ha embarcadO.
EI senior Ouetara Sc pyopone regve-
sar cuantO antes lie sea possible q Puer
to Rico.
Lleve teliz viaje ell querido amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-20
Las memorials de Faure

Hace dias Sc anunci6 de Paris que
Mile. Luce Faure estaba pl6xima a
publican las memorials de su padre, el
malogrado Presidente FAure.
Pero dtmamente varios diarios de
Paris han anuncadO que va no apare-
ceIa ese librO.
La causa de la suspension de esta
obra, que iba q llevar ell titulo de "Me-
morias de nj padre, Sc atribuye las
gestiones que ha hecho ell embajador
ingl6s, que a nombre del rey Eduardo
VII, manifesto q la sonora Faure que
su Suberano deseaba que no aparecle
ran en- ell libro varias cartas de carao
ter confidential que la re'na Victoria
dirigi6 q M. FAure a raiz de la conclu
sion de la alianza entire Russia y Fran
cia.