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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
The Wrong Way.

Rev. Or. Newell tDWlBht lAiil''e' -
Brooklyn, lectured III Providence ono
night last week OH Ruskln. Tho lecture
was delivered here n year or so ago, anu
the Richmond audience was much de-
lighted, but DR.. Hillis added something
to his lecture since he was IN Ricnn1otu'
Good never meant" said lie in Princeton,
"that one man should control all OF the
oil and all Of the steol OF this country;
that the man Of, ton talents should crush crush
out the ono talent man. And the ten talehs
men arc throwing away their chanccs'
God gave genius 50 that every man, Wo-
man and child should benefit by II. he i'
never meant that there should DO great
n1onopoles Of those things which are ne-
cossary to tho comfort of the human
being. lie never intended that one man
should control oil and possess $lOo,oVo'VVV,
while others had none"
That is the wrong way OF stating
truth. When prominent man thus talks,
he is apt to arouse passion. prejudice and
envy, and to stir up strife, II not spirit
of anarchy without any good result. inc
shlftlcss man is apt to infer from q
statement like this that the Lord Intended
that he should be as we'll off as the
thrifty man. But the Lord never Intended
any such thing He never Intended that
idleness and shiftlessncss and laziness
should do as we'll In this world as thrift
lr,c Ia <,f nm
as man sows so shall he reap. 1t was
Intended BY the Creator that struggle
should have its reward, otherwise there
would be no use in struggling, and strug-
gle means development.
What Or. Hills should have said Is that
the Lord never intended that men should
acquire wealth by dishonest methods,
nor does he look on approvingly when
wealth is arrogant and oppressive, ana
when it bears down upon the poor II a
man accumulatcs great fortune by
trlckery and dishonesty or by depressing
the poor, or by any other method that Is
against nature, and contrary to public
policy and the general welfare, ho does
wrong and he Is to be condemned. But
If one man by his tact, and energy and
thrift 1, able to make fortune of q mil
lion or more, without tresspassing upon
tina rights Of others, without dishonesty,
and without unlawful means, he Is neither
to be condemned nor restrained.
DR.. Hills is case In point. He is 4
bright man; he has been Il hard student;
he has learned to entertain the public,
and, therefore he receives more pay for
| one lecture than somo men receive for
years hard labor. Intelligence and
thrift and enterprise will always outstrip
ignorance and slothfulness, and the Lord
intended that 1t should be so.
The Lord did not intend that Mr.. Rookie
teller should not be n millionaire. The
question TO be considered is not how
much money Mr.. Rockefeller or any
other OF the rich mon Of the country has
accumulated, but the methods en-
ploycd In its acquisition; and that Is g
question which the American people arc
now considering most seriously. Some Of
the methods employed by certain latter
day combines wore high handed and out
rageous. and the laws should be st
framed az to prevent q repcti
ton Of them in the future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
A Few Foreign Facts.

furniture by State railway employees lave
Just been issued at all German stations.
Moved by the eloquence OF a man who
gas charged ut st. Petersburg with rob
LGry the Jury not only acquitted him, but
presented him With q sum o. money
For the first time on record Roman
Catholic priest preached IN n church y,
Vienna In the English language, on bum
Gay, November 22d
All the jewelry and valuable costumes Of
the late Queen bragg hnys Sefn tvos nS ~
Ter heirs. and from there sent 70 her
sisters at Munich, ~
Ihlrty-s!x sepoys who were arrested On
u charge Of melting TO rebellion W kabll
have been put % death by the Amir, after q.
fhs troops formlhs" ths garrison % Kahul'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
INDICTED FOR MURDER,
Special Grand Jury Returns True
Bill Against Peoples.
,cIaIto 7rho TImcs-pispatch,)

(RpecIal to Tho Tlmea- Dispatch,l
WYrIIEVI!I4I,E, Vas, Decedmi n3er Hir,A
10y Peoples for tho murder Of John Sea-
gle: William spurgeon Moore for bisainy;;
ballard WyrIck for grand larceny, ana
Louisa Lampkins for burglary.
1T is believed that an attempt VIII 20
made by PEOPLES nttornles 70 navo
eo The Golnty Court Vas Occupied to-day
in the trial OF Ballard II, Nen for shoot
inng George Lindsey, at Rural Hetreat'
va, GONE months ago, Nen Is hotei-
keeper at Rural Retreat. Ihe s 81, - ~
da of Nefr's Hotel, while Lindsey was
standing on tho railroad track. This case
will consume Il day or two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
THE WEDNESDAY CLUB
WILL REHEARSE TONIGHT

The regular rehearsal Of the Wednes,
day club WIN 10 held tonight Of ne
hail Of the y. NJ, G. A.. besinnlng ~ sito
''clock sharp This will be the itst re-,
hoaraal before tho holidays ana hmo III. !, :
viii take place OH TUESDAY, January ON ,
nj tbs Same place and hour,
Tho club row has tWo ntah dSa ott her At At
auhlnnd and tia director, Mr.. Gookins,
eA s 10 Walt both branches curing ~
lamar ~. Tho ehildren's chorus also wv
bo Assem- bled for work. SOON atlsr . snu
first of the year, notise Or Wh'cu ~
be made later on, IA "a s3 4 Il stsf9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Dowie wants to wall up Zion City, and
Chicago and New York aro hoping no will
fix 1T 50 that the modern Elijah will BIO
kept on the inside. ig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Chicago Will hardly DO satisfied with
one Of the big conventions Of next year. year,
tor she would rather have the Demo- Demo
cratic layout, anyhow. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Will the Legislature with such staying
qualities ingcr longer than tho now year?
That's n question that admits OF sutll-
Client doubt to encourage fow bets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

The Appomattox Times says:
TO say the least OF Senator McIlwa!ncs
remarks on the Pure Elections bill, they
are very interesting to the boys who put
UP cash and other. valuable things to SO.
cure nominations for office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Norfolk did not do 50 bad on the poll
tax business. Only 1915 voters out Of q
possible lass failed to pony" up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

It. is not just the fitting thing there
should be SO many rumors Of wars 50
near to the Christmas time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Mr.. Cleveland Is right, tho duck hunter
is not made, but born, and he might have I
added, 1t is lucky that the birth ratio is
small u. Z. 4 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Colombia SHOULD remember that peace
on earth and good viii to man" was
proclaimed Just at this season Of the
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

or coursc,it was only a coincidence that
plenty Of United States marines were
floating around in tho far southern waters
Just at tho time that Panama trouble
doomed up, q 8 .i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
Colombia's Intention.

The special correspondent of the WASH
lngton Post. who Is in Colombia. and
writing from there. thinks there Is
no doubt that Colombia Will attempt to
recover Panama by force Of arms And
no thinks Colombia will be able to raise
quito a large army. and that 1t will have
the sympathy OF Its sister republics down
that way. The fut!lity of any such move
ment upon the part Of Colombia he un-
derstands well enough. but he says that
he Is recording facts.
Poor old Colombia. 1t has been stupid
and 1t has been wrongcd. but the sooner
1t recognizes the fact that it Is helpless
tho better off 1t will be, It can't coerce
Panama without beating off the United
States, and 1t Is preposterous for It to-
think OF doing that
Colombia would stand to lose more tor
rtory not to regain an acre. In going
to war with this country.
|
Grover Cleveland has gone down South
| on real duck hunt There can DO no
suspicion now that he Is sequestrating
himself from tho niadding crowd IN or
der TO think out message TO Congress,
However, though he Is IN no position now
TO address Congress. between shots no
may think out something to say to his
felow-countrymen anent the burning is
sues Of the day. Having put himself out
of the presidential race, 1t may be that
he viii feel freer than heretofore to ad-
wise his fellow citizens.
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Rev. DR.. Robert Collier, Of Chicago
who is now hale and hearty at eight,
years of age. declares that the secret Of
his longevity and gond health will b,
found In these three little rules: l. Leat
a natural life. 2, Eat what you want
3. Always walk on the sunny side OF tn
street.
II would take good. strong, heart.
man to follow these rules, though, @
course we do not like the good docto
too literally. AS to rule No, Q 1t is GOO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Voters who wish to vote will keep their
tax receipts IN an iron safe warranted 11'n. to
to hold for three years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

George Foster Peabody, a Georgian by
birth, but IL citizen Of Now York. Is one
for Il new building for u practice school
and kindergarten soon to he erected iupon
the campus Of Atlanta University for use
III connection with Its normal department
DR.. II. NJ. Paine, one OF tho best known
and Oldest medical homeopathic pratt
Atlanta. His home Ia in New York. md
he was the last surviving charter nam
her Of the New York State Homeopathic
Medical Society, which was organized IN
Nnu 1Sb0 .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
enough Tor winter use, but Would hardly
be practicni about July 4th III this la Jl

De practlcQl uDouI July asi ~ 800 $50
tudo.
tt =l-z--e...:-z=4--::se--:.::----s1
Wonder how those good men feel who
could ana Should have paid their poll-'
taxes ana didn't, after MI tho warnings
and urglngs they had from tho nee'w new
pcrs. Thclr CONSEQUENCES ought TO smote
them. While they are on the delinduent
list some men who can hardly DO called
desirable voters, AFRO oh the "pnld" list.
rho municipal elections hero net spring
ore quito sure to DO interesting from sew
eral points OF view.
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The Hon. William Jennings Bryan was
received IN private audience by the Pope
on Sunday, having beon presented by
Monsignor Kennedy, rector Of the Amerl-
can colony, who acted as Interpreter.
K 4t } t---A------z.=. & ~ Fftt, .
d or course, It was only. n coincidence that
plenty Of United States marines were
floating around in tho far southern waters
just at j tho time that Panama trouble
doomed up, #
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viii the Legislature with such staying
qualities lingcr longer than tho now year?
That's II question that admits Of sutll-
Client doubt to encourage n few bets.
FL =---=:.S------;----=...=- s "a
Chicago will hardly DO satisfied with
one Of the big conventions Of next year,
Tor she would rather have the Demo-
cratic layout, anyhow. III
i,S i::seS.s=z==-==-=-
-. ,,,1 inr ~ a ~
Chicago and New York aro hoping no will
fix it so that the modern Elijah will BIO
kept on the inside. s.5 g,
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!. Mr. Cleveland Is right, tho duck hunter
is not made, but born, and he might have
added, 1t is lucky that the birth rate is
small. d . IL
& Colombia SHOULD refnomber that "Peace
on earth and good will to man. was
proclaimed Just at this season Of the
year. .'5. Z;
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Norfolk did not do 50 bad on the poll
tax business Only 1878 voters out Of q
possible 7a5s failed to pony" up.
.9H. taA5a ,ts.l ==---.-.------@| ls'5 81. ~ Es
It is not Just the fitting thing there
should be SO many rumors Of wars 50
near to the Christmas time
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Voters who wish to vote will keep their,
tax receipts IN an iron safe warranted to
to hold for three years.
igs#5 ata. =--.-@====-= Nf
Tho outlock for a now million dollar
Capitol in five years is not the brightest
thing on the map.
The New Orleans bid for tho Republl-
can convention was evidently not heard
by the auctioneor.
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There will be some considerable voting
in Richmond, poll tax or no poll tax.
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& And the snow storm fooled us again, but
nbody seems to be angry about 1t.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

\ The Hon. William Jennings Bryan was
received In private audience BY the Pope
on Sunday, having boon presented by
Monsignor Kennedy. rector of the Am h y
cat, colony, who acted as interpreter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Here is an idea we lave found only
In the columns Of the Roanoke World:
The Importance Of securing the electoral
coninc the choice OF the party for Presi-
dent to n son of that great and progress
sive Commonwealth. and It may be that
McClelland as the standard bearer OF
Democracy in 1901 will gain such Roadway
as to cali for, his nomination. BY the he
the name McClclland, which President
Roosevelt did not mention In his, Antio-
tam Grafton would prove rallyinE cry
tor the party that might carry aLy It's Gan4l-
mansion at Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

The outlock for now million dollar
Capitol in five years is not the brightest
thing on the map.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

The New Orleans bid for tho Republi-
can convention was evidently not heard
by the auctoneor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

There will be some considerable voting
in Richmond, poll tax or no poll tax.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Rt Rev. Charles c. Grafton, bishop Of
the diocese of Fon du Lac, has Just re-
been studying the condition OF the Rus
sian churches for the ecclesiastlcai otln-
Gill; lie spent most OF bis time In MOSCOW
and st. Petersburg and VIII shortly SUD
nit his report,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

{ And the snow storm fooled us again, but
nbody seems to be angry about 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
J#fa1y do,u, Q! Z
Nl1,y>.n;ln Gators.
o-o-o-s-o-o-e

The Newport News Press, whilo not
claiming to be en- authority on military
affairs, ventures this opinion:
Favoritism is not wise policy in =
military establishment and the President
mas made mistake In seeking to force
Wood ahead Of all other, officers. II he
1elt it necessary to manifest strenuous
ness along that line ho should have Sc
lected man whose personal traits were
moro in keeping. with his ambition than
is manifest In the case OF Wood,
Anyhow our. esteemed Petersburg morn
Ing contemporary Is q good gucsser. 1t
says:
Tho Index-Appeal is not n prophet nor
the son OF q prophet, but the extra session
resulted just as tho lndeX-Appeal SAID II
would.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
Personal and General.
Rev. DR.. Gunsalus. of Chicago. has
declined tho presidency OF the Boston
University. i.tEl tt aa9.4. ls @

Because Of his work at the head OF the
Society for the Protection of Italian I'M
migrants. Eliot Norton, son ,Iof Charle
Eliot Norton, professor In Harvard
University, is to receive from the King
OF Italy, OH December 10th, the decoration
OF Maurice and Lazare.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14

iQue eran? Y 20 10 preguntaba; yo
tan conocedor de Madrid!.. Que iban
hacer ellosl Nifios de alquiler, pedazos
de inocencia contratados a tanto la no
che, para que I'm industrial del abando
do y ell desamparo los explote en- bene-
| ficio propio, dejando que sus cuerpos Sc
hlelen entire los brazos de la niebla y
que sus almas Sc prostituyan con todas
las impurezas del arroyo.
iPobres criaturasl Son cinco 6 seis;
Ell mayor de ocho afios. Ali eStan to-
das as noches por olvido de Dios por
descuido del gobernador de la protin-
cia.
Ali estan, amontonandose, cuando
no hay transeuntes, contra Ell qujcic de
una puerta cualquiera, como Sc anon
tonal en- I'm nido los pajaros. Solo que
este nido no tiene plumas que 10 calien.
ten, nj padres que 10 cuiden. Estos pa
]arilos humanos son bestiezuelas amaes
tradas, a quienes solo Sc abre la iaula
para que Sc exhiban al p1blico y leven
lei producto de sus habilidades q alguien
que acaso les aguarda en- el rincon de
una taberna, apurando un vase de vino
y caentandose junto 4 un brasero.
Ali estan, ali continuaran estando
mucho tempo, mezclados revueltos los
machos con las hembras, sin carifio, sin
ensefianza, sin hogar, sin amparo de
nadie. Asf, en- esa forma. 4 otra analo-
ga, los machos Sc haran hombres, las
hembras mujeres; l'egara un momento
en- que mozaS y mozoS sc mezclen re-
vuelvan como bestias en- cello; elias que
IRAN sustraerse a su vida de sufrimien-
tos miserias; ellos tambien; los hom
bres recurriran al robo; las mujeres &
la prostitution; Y entonceS las autori-
dades, los representsn;es de la sociedad
y de Ia justicia, los que permitieron a
los germenes dssarrollarse en- ell aban-
dono en- la infamia, cogeran los fru
tos loo echaran, para que Sc pudran
sin remedio en- les cuadras de algtin
preside 6 en- los registros de cualquier
gobierno civil.
iPobres nifios los que vi hace dos no.
ches! iPobres gerAenes de presidiarios
y de- Hostilusas, a.quieres todos olvidan
boy y a quienes execraran todos mana
ma!
JOAQUIN DICENTA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14
Muestra information

En- la Casnara dc representatives, te-
nemos un empleado especial, para to-
mar nota detallada de todos los deba-
ties.
Los lectores del BoLETIN, tendran
desde hoy, una information completa
de 10 que suceda en- la Camara de re-
presentantes.
El creciente favor qre el p1blico dis
pensa a nuestro diario, nos obliga a
corresponder en- forna de que el BoLE-
TIN MERcANfIL, sea i'm M Jde.o de in
formation completa.
Los astntos que Sc traten en- Ia Ca
mara deben ser conocidos del p1blico.
ESQ nos proponemos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14

El nuevo alcalde de Aguadilla, Sr.
Deliz, fue obsequiado con ura serenata
para celebrar la toma de possession.
Numerosas personalidades fueron
felicitarle y ell nuevo alcalde, con elo-
cuente palabra dio las gracias los ie-
licitantes y al pueblo que Sc agrupaba
frente al balloon, invitandole & tomar
una copa de cerveza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14
soberanos del I,sundo
CHULALONG-KORN

Rey de Siam. Nacido en- 1853 en-
Bangkok, sucede en- 1906 a su padre
Maha -Mongkut. Monarqufa absolute,
fundada en- en- el afio 1852 por el rey
ChaKhri.
El heredero presunto es Maha- Vajira.
|vudh, hijo primogenito del rey, nacido
|en el afio 1881.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14
AGUADILLA

Enero 49,.
Hoy a las tres de la tarde ha dado
possession Ell Juez Municipal, al nuevo
ayuntamierto.
Los nuevos administrators del pue.
bio Sc proponen grand,s coSas.
Veremos....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14
NOta del Ola.

atenC1On, entire OtraS COSaS, Ell
parrafo que sc refere a la cos
tt1mbre que, el Honorable Go
beTnador debio de haber califl-
cado de necesidad, de llevar ar
mas de fuego.
Nuestra primera autoridad,
Nevada de su buen deseo, sin
duda, quiere limitar las licen-
cias de armas, a los Jefes de Po-
licia, a los conductores de CO.
rreos y a algunos ofciales del
Estado, que necesiten defender
algunOS lntereSeS.
Nosotros sentimos no poder
compartir la opinion del Gober-
nador, respecto de este asunto.
Con la authorization para lie
var arnas de fuego, el Tesoro
lnsular percibe una renta de al
guna importancia y esa suma
no entraria en- las areas insula-
res, en- otro concepto que. el eX-
presado.
va parte de 10 conveniente
que resulta el ingreso de la can
tidad recaudada en- Ell Tesoro
insular, es digna tambien. de
aplauso la tendencia moraliza-
dora de esa disposition que at
Etoriza al ciudadano para llevar
cOnSigO elementoS de defensa
necesaria, aunque este sea un
pals paciflco. como dice el Go
bernador Civil.
Las licencias de armas sc con.
ceden llenando todo genero de
requisites legales. Presenta-
cion de dos testigos, pago de la
Quota senalada, solicitud previa.
cualidad responsible de los tes-
tihos; todas estas exigencias ne
cesarias de satisfacer harlan de-
sistir a cualquier solicitante de
la peticion formulada, sino lo
creyese de necesidad absoluta,
para su defensa y seguridad. La
autorizacion de llevar arnas de
fuego, tiene, al mismo tempo, la
propiedad de evitar algunos es-I
candalos, Y quien sabe 81 algu-
nos tumultos.
Porque cierta gente Sc abstie-
ne de emplaer sus procedimien-
tos habituales, cuando sabe que
ha de respondersele en- los ter
minos convenientes.
Eli llevar arnas de fuego evil
to alguna tarea a los guardias.
Porque la gente amiga del es-
candalo, Sc detiene cuando pien-
sa cue Ia cosa puede If en- serio.|
Ademas con la prohibition de-
llevar armas no habria de con-
seguirse tampoco que el que la
necesite no'la lleve; Use daria ell
case curioso de haber disninui-
do las entradas del Tesoro, sin
conseguir 10 que desea el Ho-
norable Gobernador.
Esta Autoridad puede evitar
que los ciudadanos tergan que
llevar armas de fuego para de-
fenderse?
Nosotros creemos que ST.
Y para proponer leyes que no
han de tener aplicacion, efecti-
va en- la practica, vaiia mas,
mucho mas, que las disposicio-
mes severas dictadas para repri-
mir los desmanes de los "valien-
tes' contin1en llevandose a la
practica con toda energia, v
cuando Ell ciudadano sc de cuen-
ia de que no necesita haberselas
con empandillados y provoca-
dores. entonces, dejara de llevar
armaS.
De todos modos, como no que
remos suponer al Honorable
Gobernador, ignorante de 10
que sucede, creemos firmemen-
te que, antes de escribir en- su
mensaje aquel parrafo que Sc
re6ere a las armas de fuego, ha
dictado seguramente, ordenes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14

terminates para que los ciuda-
danos no sean molestados por
nadie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14

FL nuevo- -alcalde tiene muy buenos
deseos 81 eucuentra ayuda por parte
de sus convecinos, puede hacer mucho
en- henefcio de este pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14

Presentasele al nuevo alcalde bri-
llante oportunidad de inaugurar bien
su administration.
Aquf existe el monopolio del pan, en-
terjuicio del pueblo.
Hay que echarlo abajo.
La carne Sc vende incomplete. Tam
bien hay que corregir ESQ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14

Por mayoria de votos han sidc elegi-
dos, presidente de, consejo municipal,
d. Nestor Cardona Quines y stlstitrto,
don Manuel Gimenez.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14

Ha intentado suicidarse, disparando-
Sc dos tiros de pistola, don Pascual
C'emente, joven sacerdote que vivfa
con su fanilia en- Zaragoza. en- la calle
de San Felix, n1mero 2.
Dfcese que radecfa ataques de ena-
jenacion mental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-14

Ell nuevo gohernador de Zaragoza
sefior Planter, Sc ha posesionado de
cargo, asegurando desplegara la mayo
energfa contra Ell juego.