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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAs DE TRA.vESIA !.

De Bonaire (Ourazao) gol amr "Di-
cbosa" a Latimer y Fernandez con 10
siguiente: A la 6rden 600 bis sal q
granel.
De Teneriie begantin espaiiol $40
ven Antonio a Sores de M Lomba y
co, 1O3364 kilos cebollas 1850 oanastOs
papas 30 piedrss filtro 4l90 lozetas.
De New York vap amer "Ponce" q
The New York Porto Rico s s co Scrs
de Perez Hermanos 16 atdos sIs papel
Barcel6 Y co 2 bis 5 d pintura 8 d amo
macao 6 SIS pimienta so aids papel
Fernandez Gauran y co 3 bis 4 d pin
tura / d amoniaco 30l3 manteca l d !
atdo bombas 20 SIS chicharos 30 bis to
cino 100 atdos papel 300 d petr6'eo
2l8 SIS arroz l d mercancias 251 d
jab6n 1 d herramientas Z efectos. Scrs
de L Villamil y GO, 600 atds papel 20
d. qnesos 6 bis arbesto 10 BIS terra
fuegos d sobres 80 sls habichuelas 2
cascos bacalao % caseos hadeck II cas-
co bake 9 casco pollok. j 7 Silva Ba
king Y comercial CO 40 d pinturas PA
mas Rojo y co 2O.3 manteca $50 SIS ha
rina Sores de M Lomba y co 10 3 man
teoa 20 d. quesos 8 d envases 125 s.s
barina ~ SIS chicharos l d efectos.
Balssquide Y co 20,3 manteca 200 sls
harina La Liga 5 d bace|ao 25 d que
sos 400 @ kerOsina j OchOa hfrmanP
25 d. bacalao 35,3 mantecs 100 sIs hh
rina. f Font hermano 35 @ vegetable
l bI sal % d manteca 2 d ave1a l
i1pulo 1l3 jsmones Vilar y co Il
envases "a fdos tabaco EGitG0u r.
r 90 8 tan.A0Tess Assil0 ~ . A. ~ 9.l(
Tinaud y co 8 d relojs A Ortega
40 culetes 6 d pintura / d anuncios
d paraguas 10 ciits ferreteria l d
mas d lib muestras. Vidal hernia
2 d mercancias. Santisteban Ohsva d
y co 2 d mercancias 2 bls 3 d pintuI B
5 cls trementina 1 bI id. Sores de
Msyol y co 40 bultos quincalla y fere
teriss. SobrinO de Armas 9 bultos qu1b
Gala Rotulado: 8 bultos 100 sIs an
cho 35 casco pescado Ramon T8rres 5
hijos 10 bis marmol 2 bcls soda Mullen
hoff y Korber 6 fdos Tobacco Baquero y
Gandara 40 tambores bacalao Elias
Wolf 10 bis cebollas Gonzalez y Alop
SO % BIS tOcino so bis arenques IL q
salchichones 10 atds escobas 100 Ga
jas kerosina 30 cajas almid6n. Egcs
cue y Palau 17l3 y 30 tambores bacalao
R Nogueras 3 bultos Scrs de Her
naiz 1 r Fabian Munfaner Y co
2 G Alvarez y co 3 F. Guillermetk
Is G Rodriguez 102 q Padin Hmn5
IL j Matienzo 1O2 Oalder6n Ayi
6s 8 Rptnlados: 470 bultos A la
orden NJ .92, 16 tardos papel 90 10
sIs chicharos BIG bls maquinaria j.
BL 8 id x 25l3 bacalao TCO 30 sls ha
rina AGZ 5 bits LIMO 5 id L 25i3 b
calao y 25,3 bacalao F 8 bits BE 1912
BIS came APSO l bulto BM 1873 ID
Xxx 35 els 15 bIs galetas so sls hari
ma 6. bis carne 2 huacales jsmones s
G 30 cls petr6!eo B l cI 5 IL bultos 43
"a i'd. 10 d queso
BETRApAs DH cABoTAJB
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12
JAMBIOS

OOntin1a encalmada Ia solicitud
cerrando flojos los tipos siguieotes:
Londres siv. ....... 81 85 a 4 80 f
New York, 3 dIv.... a la pa
Paris, 8 DIV. 50 30 2:6Op5D
Espafa, 8 dIv..-... a 27apS .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12
rBAvEs1A

San Jose Mallorca y Barcelona
John Nc Dermott descargandol
Helen M. Atwood descargan(
India id
Daily Farlin ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12
I'm infOrme del Secreta.
rio Mr.. Root
Lo presentara al Congreso
DETALLES DE CUBA, PUERTO
RICO Y FILIPINAS

(SefvICI0 t6IUgrHncU eSpBcIaI uo1 001otIn
Mercantil
Washington, viernes-I.os ami
gos politicos del Secretario de la
Guerra, Mr. Roof, han declarado
que este Sc propone presentar al
Congreso un informe detallado de
Ia situaci6n de Cuba, Puerto Rico
y Filipinas, en- cuyo informe Sc ex
presaran las condolences de cada una
de las nuevas posesiones de los Es-
tados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12
SerViCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTlL.
Ell case de Lord ROussell
Lo que acuerda e1 Ministro de jus.
ticia
SERA JUZGADO Ell 1S DEL co.
RRIENIE
(Servicio Oablegraico especial del Boletin
Mercantil

Londres, viernes-La prensa de
esta capital accent ia, con marcada
intenci6n, las declaraciones hechas
aver por Lord Halsbury, Ministro
de Justicia asegurando que ell 1S
del corriente Sc vera en- la C>mara
de los Lores el auto seguido contra
Lord Rcusself, acusado de biga-
mia, por haber creido sus defepsores
que el plazo puesto para Agosto
ante los Tribunales de la Naci6n,
era pequefio para estudiar el asunto
Mr.. Russell &c ha sometido gus
toso q 10 propuesto por el Ministro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12
OPHRACIoNps sOBRN RL MUHnLB

Por Fernandez Gauran y co.,
la Liga de Detallistas, 25 cs Ger
veaa negra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12
Ell inf0rme de Mr.. Root
Creaci6n de TN Ministerio de Colo
Mas imitando 4 Inglaterra
IServicio cablegrAfco especial del Boletin
Me-cantill

Washington, viernes-En el mis-
mo informe propcne el Secretario
Root la creaci6n de un Departa-
mento de Colonias, semejante al de
Inglaterra, que intervenga directa-
mente en- la administration de las
mismas y que tenga como aquella
ell triple sentido, jurfdico, civil y
militar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12
La stripulaci6n y pasa;e-
rOS SalyadOS
Grandes esfuerzos
Servicio telegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil


[0cfvlcl0 teIegranc0 eBpeclaI u6I bOIetln
Mercantil
Nueva York, vlernes- Telegra
mas acabados de recibir del site
de la catastrofe del vapoi espafiol
"Uriarte", manifestan que desde el
momento del naufragio Sc le han
pres:ado toda clase de auxilios. ha.
biendose salvado toda la tripulaci6n
y pasajeros despues de graudes es
fuerzos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12

Aver, en- la misa de en- Ia Iglesia de
Catedral, le fu6 sustrafdo un paraguas &
Ia seiiora Josefa q. viuda de Morales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12

BETRADAs DH CABOTAJH (
De Humacao y Naguabo gol "Dolo
res" en- lastre.
De vieques bal "Maria Artsu" en-
lastre.
De Humacao y Yabucoa bal "Sal
vadOr" en- lastre.
SALIDAS nH TRAvEsIA
Para Mobile [Alabama1 gol amr
"Gertrude A. Bartlett" despachado
por Finlay Brothers y Weymouth Ira
ding co en- lastie.
Para Isla Archilla Venezuela gol
smer "St. Thomas" despachado poi
Sn captain en- lastre.
sALIDAs DH cABoTAJp
Para vieques bdra "Oarmen' con
carga general.
Para Aguadilla y Maysguez gol
"IsaSea" con carga general.
DESPACHADO
Para Fajardo "Providencia"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12
PUERTQs


d
en sje ran o pS
SOBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12

En- el Juzgado municipal de Manatf, Sc
instruye causa contra don Antonio Pomales
por injuria al alcalde, seiior Ramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-12

Hoy Sc han verificado en- el Tribunal
de Policia de Catedral dos jui,i los.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
SMOKING OUT A popeER.

Austin Texas November o.--(StaH Special The fol
lowing appeared editorial in recent issue OF the
Waco T!meS-Herold:
Some weeks ago the Houston Post said the people Of
mission with gumption enough 10 protect them from i'm
impression that the railroads the chief benehciaes OF
The Times-Herald referred to The Post as beated
traveller the Tyler Courier and itself having arrived that
face It wished It known to ali men that i condn o F
TO be caught in company with the IimesH It didn't
its thoughts 10 prove its fidelity to the commission as
constituted !, put TINS question DOCS ths sly
railroads against Texas mills and merchants indicate that
the TmesHeralds motives are hones5 hat asked
November l. We quote from The Post of November 6
"The reduction by the railroad commission Of the
the cane growers To interested looks as ii the
agreed to justine but that wishing to take action
in the premises ordered the rcdgetGn anyhow taking
ahead render it practically imperative for the movement
The Post then goes on to say that the complaint is now
Una. IN tb State and thai mo amonn Of
enon to tie CONTRARY can sonynee the people that the
had the commission been so disposed il could have learned
much of interest concerning how Texas business is
oed from the outside TO the detriment Of Texas enterprises
choose and he hustled from the stand in
And what is all this but the direct charge that the com
mission is in league with the railroads against Texas mills
guilty Of making it as the paper that says gigantic trans
poraton trust aourishes this state under commission
n ses om f the and IN short Gould e b w
arraignment OF the commission constituted?
yet The Post felt called upon TO demur to the Times.
Heralds indictment of that department."
The Times Herald proposes 10 hold The Post to its
seron that under commission authority gigantic
portaton exists in this State That the point II
The Post doesn't try away shall be very
prised.
The only conclusion be drawn from the above is that
the Times Herald is eht ignorant Of the details OF news
paper management free Of respect for newspaper ethics
determined msrepreent The Houston Post any
| all occasions.
Tie Assertions that the TimesHerald proposes
The Post hut quotations frora staff letters written
ana pahshsa fer The pupess at sesetng public Aenmsn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
CASE FoR THE sAR ASSOCIATION.

chieS OF Police Blackburn is right in CHASING the
"shyster lawyer among the enemies OF society and in
referring to him impeachment to the proper ad-
mnistraton Of justice and preservation OF the peace
He is also right offering furnish the Houston Bar
association with facts upon (which undertake dsbar-
ment proceedings against unworthy members Of the
legal profession practicing in this city il facts
are in his possession.
Chief Blackburn'H administration Of the police de-
partment has not been satisfactory In fact it is the
subject of criticisms that can be answered with
criticisms of other things equally Objectionable. But
by individuals and circumstances been nerfered with
to the individuals and relate the circumstances
that have interfered with him,
There is no to dispute the proposition that the
'shyster lawyer is curse TO the community and If his
power has to such extent in Houston that it
is superior to that of the police department suf
dcient to suspend the law and stay the OF justice
1t is time for something to be done 10 break it. And
there is no agency through which this can be done
better than the Houston Bar association
IF there is any member of the bar association OF
this city who feels like clarifying the moral atmosphere
by kicking out the unworthy brothers will put at his
disposal specific charges and facts and will pledge
myself TO sustain them" says Chief Blackburn In the
face OF such a declaration the bar association can
hardly refuse to act Confronted with this equivalent
of charge that certain members of the bar in the
way of the maintenance of good order in this city what
1t should do is to take notice of the chiefs statement
call for specifications aud ascertain what extent he
Is justified in pleading "shyster interference in de
tending himself against the charge Of incompetency.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

One of the jolliest clubs in Paris 1t is sla''u I
formed exclusively OF deaf and dumb persons. ~
Queen Liliuokalan has sent to Father Mc1ee y !.
ington an altar CLOTH worked in gold, with lace ul
Since the death of the Empress Frederick nei ~ A
Berlin, opposite the Zeuzhaus, has been unoccupN
longs to the crown, and there are rumors tnS' -
prince will ere long take up his residence IN II -
tower in memory of the late Bishop WHIPS a.; /
erected the crypt of the cathedral at Fafiu-u
his body reposes The fund is increasing rapidly 0p'F
liberal donors being Bishop Millspaugh OF Kansas
The count of Romanones, the Spanish ninS,'' %
ton has ordered that hereafter all museums sna"
the year round free and any ore allowed 70 msA hi
photographs He has also called upon all cant s, y.
their pupils frequently to the museums his iiO'@
have met with much approval ,.,.,,v
For number OF years archaeological expsau.. s.
land and Greenland have been conducted az lne .s,
the Danish "Carlsberger funds" The directors nj
cided to include the south also, and DR., Knde na'
gagged to make excavations on the island OF Khoue
in the neighborhoood of the ancient Acropohs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
3 PAGES TODAY.
LAaoRERs lM GERMANY AND IL UNITED


recent decision of the supreme court of the Ger
empire has declared that the law of the Prussan
diet which forbds strikers from using pckets
constitutional because it restricts the liberty of the
citizen The court goes to say that strikers not
permitted to force but that they allowed to
make observations by of posting pickets, and
may employ moral suasion in carrying out their de
signs.
This decision by the highest court in Germany is in
marked contrast with the putocratic spirit displayed
by courts.
1t seems if there is more freedom in the German
empire than in republic Only a few weeks ago a
Judge of the United States court in Chicago attempted
70 prevent pioketing by labor union. Examined
closely there is to be this important difference in
the rights of the aborng classes in the United States
aad in Germany. In Germany there is law against
picketng but the decide that the law uncon
stitutional and will not enforce it. In the United
States there is law against it, but the courts act
without law and prohibit it,
1t would seem if putocracy in America is harder
On zoe Iaborer than autocracy in Germany. In Ger
many there is the theory of interference and the prcc
tice of liberty In America have the theory OF lib
srty and the practice Of interference
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
SOME PosTsoRIPTs.

Net receipts from convict labor in MISSISSIPPI
were about $4,000. IA y
Dallas, Texas, manufactures more harness ~ All
than any other city in America, and, perhaps '''
place in the world. aMs
The Bavarian government has not yet ai'0" s,., 4
ing of any mountain railways in the Alpins fes'-
country; Switzerland has twenty-three Ia 81
The use of the German language is deeFea' ns.rn,u
land In 1888 of every 1000 Swiss ga spoke oe''
the proportion is only 6o7 per 1000. ..rcla
Canada's forests are found to be equal ;" ne u
world with pulp wood alone for $40 years ="
100000 tons of manufactured pulp year !, 4
King Edward is introducing electric elevS's ..,dcp
electric lights in Buckingham palace, and an ..,,ts
pany Ir4roviding the lifts. There are three
for passengers and one for freight and two .rs
All BARRIERS, bur few others, know OF tne ~ 70
razor snapper" They make their living oy 49, ..
not selling just trading. Their net proht con-
boot" money given with each trade inc s.slpc,a
hnicky nature Of raEors Is at the bottom Oh 'As
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

eminent will have to be reduced Masso says that the
payment of the army should precede the payment Of
other claims nevertheless the country not as yet
such financial shape to meet her obligations in this
respect,
AS to the Patt amendment, Palma says that Cuba
in making treaty should construe the amendment to
the sovereignty and independence of Cuba, the
amendment in of its clauses solemnly recognizes
this Masso seems to think that absolute independence
is not to be hoped for as yet. Cuba he adds, must
be careful not to renounce sovereignty. Full indie
pendence is to be obtained, whenever possible.
So far the manifestoes 60 there does not seem to
be much difference between the two candidates. 1t
was generally thought that General Masso more
radical in his views than Senior Palma Since he has
out with his manifesto, however, the military
candidate is to be, if anything more conservative
in policy than the civilian.
Cuba is fortunate in that both candidates for the
presidency are men who not likely to adopt any
radical measures What the island needs is statesmen
of the conservative and constructive kind Both Senior
Palma and General Masso to be of this sort.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IN CUBA.

When Senior Tomas Estrada Palma announced his
candidacy for the presidency OF Cuba supposed
that on account of the distinguished and preeminent
position occupied by that gentleman from his many
public services he would be elected first president of
the new republic without opposition
But there is another Richmond in the field. General
Bartholmeo Masso announces that he also is candi-
date and comes before the people with manifesto
very like Senior Palmas
There seems to be in Cuba two main questions of
public interest upon which the candidates feel bound
70 declare themselves. The first is concerning the pay
1nent OF the Cuban army. The second is concerning
tne Plat amendment. Palma says the army should be
raid Masso says the same. Palma is constraned to
add that the list should be revised and, account of
the financial condition of the country the rate of pay
Cor afcsxa aud men allowed by the revolutionary Gov
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
TAMPERING WITH TRIPLES.
HIST IMAGINATION.


Seems like kin almost en- til eirclin o tn hawks,
See tn birds all hunt fer kiver hear tn world grow
strangely still
While their shadders go acrsscross TIL we'll
bered walks
An theys nohin wakes tn echoes but til cackin of tn
mill
That's when I'm afeein grouchyhen ray light comes
An til hawks hev gone ter kver an til world is all adm
With TIL caron songsters, all TIL blooms wi
dew
An til sun shines aplenty things looks all right
agin
Sometimes thoughts swoopn hawkike till their shad-
ders come between
In between yeh an yer pleasures, an yeh an
complain
They've robbed yer sky o all its blue, tn world o all its
grecn
An yen g1ump about droopy chicken in til rain.
Then yeb hear lit music peal o childish laughter,
An yeh prick up, an yeh sorte peTk yer
head
An yer gumpy thoughts charmed away with shadders
trailin after
Man amt born ter crouch around go about mopin
Err go away back an down an wish at be dead
When yehve bumped yerse been bumped that's tn time
ter go ter hopin;
That's til time look fer sunshine in tn regions
overhead.
whose thoughts eyes don't rise higher than tn
sot he ony sees tn stunblin blocks a-erin his way
Should be treated like youngste should be oled all yer
worth
Then patted on tn back awhile an told Run out an
pay!"
An exchange says that sockmen in Mitchell county are
fascinating their calves Wouldn't that make you limp?
Rear Admiral Schey is to deliver lecture on "The
Warship and Its Work" Sampson should deliver one on
"A Warshp and Its Sneak
The Bulgarian banditt have added to their many
atrocities by carrying off the motherinaw of chief OF
police of Seres in Macedonia and he far from husna
Tor ransom has tuned his harp play g" Don't Care
She Never Comes Back"
As should properly be the this festive season
France is preparing the dressing for Turkey
Chicago university professor says People can't live
decenty Chicago The professor should move TO Texas
and reiorIa
/ Ii Hung 0hangs hopeless when the doctor,
agreed the verdict that he could take only liquids into his
system. Such verdict that would tickle Kentucxy
colonel into oonvalescence
professor Chicago. of course don't interrupt-say,
is no good He belong the aenuated ranks of tn,
never kissed-me.
The Pennsylvania woman who has just celebrated he
Iosth birthday be all right but she has set precedent
/ few self-respecting people will follow.
From the raids De Wet continues to make il is nue ev;
dent that has learned of his recent terrible DEATH
e
The lights were dead the guests were sped,
| All but him gone away
He just stopped to compliment her on the numbers sb
had played,
And down upon his waistcoat he drew her sken head
! When the maiden hollored "Stayl"
And - ---i - ~ ----i - he stsyedt
! n LxwKA :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

They have way of dealing with the cigarette evil in
worth thinking about Any male or female adult who finds
boy or grit seems even the little girls have caught Inc
mouth has the authority to spank him on the spot and seize
Lttie Chronicle.
On what spot pray1
The Grayson county man who drives into Denon these
days with wagon load Of not cash for much
more than the farmer who in with wagon load OF
have something to sell all the year roundDeStson Herald
And what naturally follows is he has cash all the year
round.
heavy blow fell upon the Times Herald Of Dallas yes
terday afternoon in the partial destruction OF ITS plant by
50 e9mpee as t. nteTup the Teg1T issue Of the
Mail-4 eiesyam. NJ 'D''~ '''-'
The Dallas Times Herald is one Of the best papers in the
South and it has friends enough if they enough to
keep it from missing issue in OF complete an
Inhalation,
Tally one for the down,smashed beled eoalqiied mos
quito German doctor who No hat, Dr. Loef-
Ter says that its bite malara or not is mighty good thing
But what's fellow going do when he hasn't got
to his name?
Take down the unsightly and broken down old picket
fences and Then plant hrubbery and flowers
And just think also how much more convenient it will
be for the town
II people were always satisfied with their condition there
would be advancement made in the world and civilization
would be a standsll Discomfort the promoter OF prog
ress.-GreeH0lIe Banner
1t was Gods discomfort with the hen-eNsting
existing conditions that led Him the world And it
is societys splendid and aggressive discomfort which will
lead take the pistol toer by the scu of the neck
and carrying him the jumping of place drop him with
dull sckening PUNK into the past where he be
longs.
Wa Ting fang crss-erossed the Chinese government
in way and will be recalled and humbledSaH ARioHI0
Light
The trouble with China is that she does so much OF her
humbng with snickersnee. How do our immigration laws
apply WI? Could he the United States he
desired He would prove good citizen; he's very
amusing.
No young man-nor old one for that matter-can expect
to succeed in life who lives beyond his income 1t is dis
does take long for the world ind it outPaesHe
Press.
Delinquent subscribers expected pay up when they
sell their cotton
About only thing that schey has not satisfactorily
planned why he mentioned the OF Sampson in
ton with the battle OF Santago-4ustiH Statesman.
He merely covering him with the mantle of his gen
erous charity BY which reminded Of that old saying
Charity coyereth a multitude OF chumps."
The Posts attempt to crawh on its indictment Of the
Houston police department enough to provoke smile from
an Egyptian mumny.-Yaco Tinres-Herai9.
This will be the people OF Houston but as the
Waco paper appears feel bound misrepresen The
at every available opportunity it might just we'll
above as in other way.