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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23
Senator's Hanna and Foraker.

senators Hanna ana FORAKER
Cincinnati, May pa Washington
dispatch to the Enquirer says that Sena-
tor Foraker dictated a statement last
night in which he says that Senator
Hanna told him he is not a candidate
for the presidency in 1904. He said
that the rumor that the republican State
convention would be called on to endorse
Roosevelt was started by Hanna's lieu
tenants for political purposes. "More-
over" he continued, "Senator Hanna
knows that the talk about having our
convention declare in favor of President
Roosevelt was started by his own friends.
If nothing had been said on the subject,
the convention might have contented
itself with a mere Endorsement of Presi-
dent Roosevelt administration but these
interviews will have precipitated an issue
and they are evidently intended for
that purpose. If such an issue is
to be forced upon us, it will have to
be met. / don't know what the con-
vention will do but the probabilities
are now that we will either have to make
such declaration or refuse to make it.
l don't know why, if we are all for
President Roosevelt, we should hesitate
to join with other States in so declaring.
There has been no thought in connection
with the matter of smoking any body
out certainly no thought of smoking out
Senator Hanna, for he has declared in
the public press repeatedly that he is not
candidate and will not be candidate
and l have heard him say a number OF
times that he favors the nomination next
year of Roosevelt. If we have no other
candidate, it will do no harm to say 80.
If the convention should refuse
to say it, it would be con-
strued to mean that there is to be
some other candidate. / don't know, il
this is to be the case, who the other can
didate is to be, but no matter who ne
may be, it is my opinion that the repub-
licans of Ohio, at least great majority
of them, favor the nomination of Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

The Confederate Veteran parade was
held in New Orleans, yesterday. The
hour set for the parade was 3 O'Clock.
For an hour previous to that time Canal
street, upon which the head of the line
of march was formed, was a tumble that
defes language. The people pushed here
and there, they cheered and waved there
flags. they stood in front of street cars
and ran before horses.
At 8 o'clock a bugle's notes sounded
Forward, marchW Up st. Charles
street, the column turned, passing under
the eyes of General Gordon, too i'll to
take part in the parade, and marched
away to the Lee Monument, around one
half of which it circled, and passed on
south along St. Charles avenue to
Felicity street, where the countermarch
was begun ON St. Charles avenue. The
Lee Monument was passed again on the
opposite side, and then the way was
down Camp street to Canal, where the
parade disbanded.
At the head of the column was Gen.
J. b. Levert, of New Orleans, the chief
marshal. with his numerous staff
A feature of the parade was beauti-
fully decorated float, upon which were
seated the 6 heralds of the reunion.
Following the young ladies were car
riages in which rode ladies whose hus-
bands had rendered distinguished SER
vices to the Confederacy. They were
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, Mrs. Z. Kirby
Smith, Mrs. Braxton Bragg, Mrs. Thomas
J, Semmes and Mrs. John H. Reagan.
At the head OF the veterans rode Gen.
C. |. Walker, commanding the depart
ment of the army of Northern Virginia,
and the division of his department
marched in the following order: South
Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia,
Yves. Virginia and Maryland.
Gen. S. d. Lee, of the army of the
Tennessee department, rode with his
staff Just behind a carriage containing
Mayor Capdeveille, Gen. A. p. Stewart
and Gen. Joseph Wheeler. Following
General Lee were the divisions Of his de-
partment-Louisiana, Tennessee, Ala
bama, Florida, Mississippi, Georgia and
Kentucky.
General Cabell, Of the trans-Missis-
sippi department, headed the last
division of the old soldiers, and with
him were the men of Texas, Indian
Territory, Arkansas and Oklahoma.
With each department was a carriage
containing the sponsor and her maids Of
honor
The Sons of Veterans were strongly
represented, and the parade was closed
by long line of carriages containing
the ladies of various memorial and
patriotic societies.
About 10, 900 men were in line and it
was Just four hours from the start on
Canal street until the column disbanded.
General Gordon's condition is not
serious, but it was deemed unwise for
him to ride in the hot sun yesterday.
He believes that short rest at home
will soon restore his health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23
DEATH OF FATHER RYAN.

Rev. S. f. Ryan, pastor of the
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church,
corner Eighth and n streets northwest
Washington, died yesterday at the pas
torate, adjoining the church. Father
Ryan was born in 1916 at Frederick,
Md. He began his preliminary studies
at the Jesuit college there, where his
brother, who since died, was also a
student He entered st. Charles College,
Howard county, Nd, September 10,
1858, and six years later went to St.
Mary's Seminary in Baltimore. At the
conclusion of his seminary course he had
not reached the age for ordination, and
spent the interval teaching atSt. Charles
College as professor of Latin and English
literature. He was ordained in 1868 by
Archbishop Spalding, and his first duties
as a priest were at st. Martins Church,
Baltimore, as assistant to Rev. John
Foley, the present bishop of Detroit.
Later he was sent to Cumberland, Md. -,
assistant to Dean Brennan, at st.
Patrick's Church. He was next made
pastor at Hancock, and then pastor at
AnacOstia of st. Teresa's Church, which
he built. On the death of Rev. p. F.
Mccarthy, in November, 1882, Father
Ryan was appointed by Cardinal Gibbons
pastor of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23

In a recent letter to New York news
paper, ex-President Cleveland, in speak
ing of those democrats who refused to
support him after he was nominated,
referred to them as "deserters. Mr..
Cleveland should turn the glass upon
himself. What did he do when be was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23

JUNIOR ORDER OF MECHANICS The
Junior Order of Mechanics, in annual
convention at San Francisco, CAL, has
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows; National Councillor Dr. j. l..
Cooper. of Texas national vice council
or. w. f. Faison, of North Carolina
national treasurer, J. Adam Sohl, of
MARYLAND national conductor, Martin
NJ. Woods. of Massachusetts national
warden, Arthur E. Bailey, of Michigan i,
national inside sentinel, II. ,C. Schaertzel,
of California national outside sentinel,
o. B. Hopkins, of Virginia ; national
chaplain, Rev. NJ. D. Lychliter, OF
Pennsylvania board Of control, E. X.
Dillingham;, of Georgia. Edward 5.
Beemer was reelected national secretary.
The next annual meeting will be held at
St. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23

Grace Hasbrook. colored, stabbed and
killed Kid Carson, also colored, at her
home on Cherry street, New York, last
night. Carson called at the Hasbrook
home last evening, and for some cause
unknown became engaged in quarrel
with the woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23

Ex-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND says II
is not time yet for him to talk poliucs'
Int that if a contingency arises he may
Ia N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23

FIREIN PORTSMOUTH, The Seaboard
Air Line Railway shops, minor offices,
and warehouse on the outskirts of Ports.
mouth were practically destroyed by fire,
which broke out shortly after 10 o'clock
last night. The loss will foot up to
some three-quarters Of million dollars.
James Harrel, a machinist, who sought
to save his tools was so badly burned
that he will very probably die. No one
else was seriously hurt Firemen from
Portsmouth, Norfolk, and Berkeley got
hose into position, but the heat of the
flames drove them back before they
could approach within many yards of
the fire. 70 render matters all the
more hopeless, aterrifc windstorm swept
over that portion of Norfolk county.
A binding cloud of dust, sand, and grit
drove hundreds of men, women, and
children in every direction, in quest OF
shelter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23

Four men were injured in an ex-
plosiou of powder coal at the plant Of
the Portland cement company at Martins
Greek, near Easton, Pa, this morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23

A little life may be sacrificed to q. Dudden
attack Of eronp If you don't have DR.. Thomas
Electric OH on hand for the emergency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The CORPORATION Commission.

Richmond, Va, May 2S.-The cor
poration commission is in position to
grant charters for the first time today.
Only two so far have been granted and
they we're secured by Congressman
Southall, of Amelia, for local telephone
and lumber companies. The commission
announces its readiness now to hear all
applications.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23

The Montreal Street Railway Com
pany is making every effort to operate
their lines and, owing tolthe loyalty Of a
few old employees, they have been able,
up to noon, to get five cars out of the
barns. These are manned by members
of the union who have more sympathy
with their employers than with the
strikers. Each car is protected by five
policemen. As yet no trouble has been
reported, although it is feared strikers
will do everything possible to enforce a
tie-up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-23

What is said by the Chicago police
to be the most mammoth get-rich-quick
scheme ever set in operation was nipped
this morning by raids made by detec-
tives on the George T. (Red Letter.
Sullivan Stock and Grain Company.
After an investigation of week of
transactions of the concern, detectives
working on the case aver they found
evidence that the Sullivan Company
and alleged swindling turf concerns
raided during the past few months, were
operated by the same men.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
NOta del d1a

Estamos viviendo de milagro.
Las notiCias que nos comuni-
can nuestros corresponsales, no
pueden ser nj mas tristes nj
mas alarmadoras.
va conocen los abonadoS del
BoLETIN, en- que estado de aban-
dono Sc tiene a la salud p1blica
en- Corozal, en- Morovis y en-
otros pueblos de la Isla.
Hoy, nuestro corresponsal en-
Lola, nos cnv1a respecto del es-
tado antihigienico de aquella po-
blaci6n, una verdadera protesta
que debe ser escuchada por las
autoridades. Indudablemente
nos ha obsequiado la Providen-
cia con el china mas saludable
y benigno de la terra, cuando
no tenemos va, para colmo de
tOdas nuestras desventuras, una
epidemia que nos diezme y aca-
be, al fin. con nosotros.
CauSaS y mOttVoS SObradOS
existen para que la mortandad
sea mucho mas importante de
10 que es ahora y mas extraor-
dinarios sus alcances.
ALI esta el Corozal, converti-
do en- uno cloaCa p9stilente;
Morovis en- TN hospital cerrado
a los mas elementales auxilios
de la ciencia; pueblos tan cerca-
nos a la capital, como Gataflo,
tan1bien son v1Ctimas de la in
diferencia que domina en- todo;
y para completar ell cuadro SOM
brio, unese ahora a los nombres
mencionadOs, el de Lola, recar-
gado en- tonos oscuros y Sc en-
tenebrece mas el negro horizon
te, como 81 la tempestad cani-
nando rapida, fuese a aniqui-
larnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
H QenGI1I BOTDOn 0IGNG||O
Denunciado por ell Gobernador
Civil
La vista en- el Supreme

Nueva York, Iunes.-Dice TN
despacho recibido de Madrid
que el Tribunal Supreme absol-
vic, ell sabado, al general Borbon,
denunciado por el gobernador
Civil de Madrid, Sr Sanchez
Guerra, por desobediencia a sus
ordenes dictadas contra Ell juego.
E1 ilustre general ha recibido
muchas felicitaciones de todos
los jefes y ofciales del Ej6rcito
y la Armada.
Entire ell elemento civil no Sc
ha recibido con aplausos la 1eso-
lucion del Tribunal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
ID Sl|Hi DEL D0IliIiCe
ContinGan las recepciones
en- ell Vaticano
Buena apariencia

Nueva York, lunes. = Dicen
de Roma, que S. S. Leon XIII.
ha pasado estos 1ltimos dfas en-
TN excelente estado de saltld y
ha recibido en- audiencia a mu-
chos peregrinos.
La prensa de Italia refiere
con gran lujo de detalles la re-
cepcion celebrada aver en- el
Vaticano. S. S. ell Papa confe-
rencio con su secretario duran
te mas de una hora.
Ell ilustre anciano no presen-
ia ning1n signo de debilidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
PGdldGldO i. N9IgS
Los soldadoS del general Castro
AnteS de "a horaS

Nueva York, lunes.-Mas no.
ticias recibidas de Venezuela,
dicen que e1 general Matos hui
ye derrotado hacia la costa para
escapar a la persecution de las
tropas del gobierno.
El general Castro ha manifes-
tado que tiene la seguridad
completa de que sus soldados
haran prisionero al caudillo re-
voluciOnario antes de veinte y
cuatro horas.
Esta derrota de los rebeldes
parece def1nitiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08

En- Bayam6n ha surgido una disi-
dencia dentro del partido republican,.
La ctal disidencia ha hecho circular
centenares de hojas sueltas.
De dicho inpreso tomannos las lineas
que siguen:
"Es precise, es necesario, que ell pue-
bio de Bayam6n como el pals entero,
sepa cual es nuestra actitud en- las ac-
tuales circumstances.
Empezamos diciendo que somos re-
publicanos, pero no repnbicanos con
Barbosa, Rosy, Mateu, Gaetan & 81
Somos rfbH6IicaR0S en- ell seutido moral
de Ia paIabra, somos rebW6igcsn0s SIM
ser demagogos, somos republicanos sin
yender al invasor nuestro terrufio, por
TN destino Official, Q por gozar de las
prebendas inmorales de un gobierno
que tanto NAL nos ha becho."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
PERRERIAS

Por la Junta Superior de Sanidad Sc
dispone el exterminio de todos los pc
Iros que Sc encuentren realengos por
las Gales y, al efecto, redictan las dis
posiciones conducentes al cumplimien-
to de esa orden y forma de eJecutarla.
Los perros recogidos estaran durante
"a horas la disposition de sus duefios
que podran reclamarlos dentro de ese
termino, a los ofciales de sanidad 6 sus
delegados. Los que no sean recIama-
dos seran destruidos por los medios que
indica la referida disposition.
Que los ft1silen, aunque proteste Gel
Aguila" de Ponce!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
EH ssEceso de am0cFss
Herid0 grave
En- ell barrio del Gandul "

A consecuencia de una rifia tumul-
tuaria ccurrida anoche en- una casa del
barrio del Gandul (Santurce), resulto
herido gravemente Apolinario Andra-
de, quien recibio varios golpes en- Ia
cara. cabeza y cuerpc, al parecer de ga
rrote y piedras.
Sc sospecha que sean los autores del
hecho, los individuos de aquel barrio,
Marcano, Villiet y un tai Poncefo, que
han sido detenidoS.
La po1icfa del puesto de Santurce, ca
bo Pacheco y guardia Pizarro, procedie-
ron en- ell acto las tliligencias necesa-
rias para ell auxilio del herido y ave-
rlguacion dc los presuntos autores,
H1zo la primera cura al lesionado ell
practicante sefior Andino y el estadc
de eles hoy retativamente mejor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
Salisbury esd bUelO
Aver ha visitado al rey
Eduardo VII intranquilo

Nueva York, tunes I'm te1e-
grama rec1bido de Londres, dice
que va esta restablecido el emil
nente polftico ingl6s lord Sails
bury.
Aunque ell rey Eduardo no es-
ta muy bien de salud, Sc ha in
teresado mucho por la del lord
ingles a cuya residencia manda-
ba todos los dfas, uno de sus
ayudantes, para inquirir el YER
dadero estado de Mr. Salisbury.
Aver dejo Ell lecho el popular
pol1tico y visito al monarca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
EEviaje de Mu. HUNT

Perfectamente informados, po-
demos asegurar a nuestros lee
torres, que el Gobernador Hunt
no piensa renunciar y que aspi-
ra a termirar eI p1azo de cuatro
amos en- la gobernacion civil de
de Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Hunt lleva los pianos y
notas necesarias para dehnir
claraniente los terrenos de que
puede disponer el Gobierno de
Washington, en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08

Es precise hacer una campa-
fla higienizadora y para clio ma
da tan necesario como la pu-
blicidad.
Que no son exageradas las
noticias que nos env1an los CO.
rresponsales, 10 comprueba Ell
inforne del inspector de Sani-
dad, despues de girar su vista
a los pueblos denupciados.
Y 81 no Sc pone Immediate re.
medic a esos abandonos; y 81 por
incuria, por dejadez, por desidia
vamos dejando que la gente Sc
acostumbre a la suciedad, a vi
vir entire miasmas y suciedades
como en- TN revolcaGero, tendre-
mos que lamentar despues- las
consecuencias de nuestra i'm
provision, pues una epidemia
cualquiera en- Puerto Rico, seria
catastroflca para todos. ESQ no
Sc le puede ocultar nj siquiera
a nuestros concejales. Y 81 las
cosas siguen por el mismo cami-
no que llevan y 81 no Sc las pone
coto nj Sc remedIan, no tardare-
mos. por desgracia. en- tocar Ell
conflicto por nosotros anuncia-
do con tempo bastante.
No es possible medir el estado
de la hygiene en- Puerto Rico,
por la capital, es precise mirar
hacia Ell centric, recorrer esos
pueblos que hernos enumerado
y muchos mas Hay que con-
templar de la manera que viven
esos seres, ALI donde no llega
la Influenza de la vida Official,
para yer a que altura nos en-
contramos,. y defnir nuestro es-1
tado verdadero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
AgwadiEEanas

Caballos y hombres.-C -Contiuentales en-
campaf1a.-Bebida y atropello.-iVi-
va Ia libertad!-El sefior Reichard.-
Corpus.
Hace dos noches presenci6 Aguadi-
lila un suceso nunca visto en- tiempos de
de ia ominosa": dos americanos ebrios
montadoS en- cabal1os del pals, que ell
tran en- ell cafe America sobre su!
bestiaS.
Hasta la fecha ning1n caballo Sc
habfa atrevido entrar en- sociedad con
los hombres. No paro en- ESQ. Mas
luego, los americanos maltrataron q I'm
hombre.
~ Ha falIecido en- Mayaguez don
Augusta Reichard, emparentado con I'm
gran n1mero de familias de esta Villa
que estan de todo luto.
~ Los CO sballeroS catolicos Sc pre-
paran a celebrar Ia fiesta del Corpus.
ROGER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
Un sermon notable

Sc comenta muy favorabIemente et
notable sermon que pronuncio aver en-
Ia Santa Iglesia Catedral c1 Ilustrfsimo
sef1or Obispo de Puerto-Rico.
Monsefor Blenk, hace rapidos pro-
gresos en- nuestro idioma y cada dia Sc
perfecciona mas y habla con Erase e1e-
gante y clara.
El p1blico numeros1sirno que escu-.
chaba al sefi0r Obispo quedo encantado
del gran fondo d!osofco moral del dis
curso de su Ilustrisima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
C0SIIO darOIQ { N0IOS
Una batalla renida
ReVolucionariOs VencidoS

Nueva York, lunes.-En esta
ciudad sc han recibido noticias
de Venezuela, diciendo que las
tropas del gobierno han derrota-
do en- Pedrigal, a las fuerzas re-
volucionarias que iban manda-
das por el general Matos y otros
caudillos de la revoluci0n.
La derrota de los revoluciO-
narios ha sido aplastante.
En- Caracas decfase que entire
los muertos Sc encontraba el
General MatOs.
Esta noticia fu6 desmentida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
JUNO 6 de 1908,

De 1unes 4 martes de la pr6xirna Sc
mana comenzara 4 descargar el bergan.
tin espaf1ol "Beatriz" que Sc hallaba en-
observation hasta hoy, que Sc le di6
entrada al puerto.
Dicho barco trae varios efeCtos espa-
holes que escasean hoy en- ell mercado.
~ Ell ayuntamiento celebro session
anoche, siendo uno de suS mas impor-
tantes scuerdos, solicitar permiso del
Gobernador para vender 4 varios inte-
resados, unoS terrenoS radicados en-
Guayanilla y Pefiuelas, propiedad del
Municipio de Ponce.
Tambi6n Sc acord6 que ell edi6cio
para casa consistorial de Ia Playa, Sc
levante en- el local que ocup6 el vie 10
tinglado.
~ La ofcialidad del crucero "Vine-
ta' va bieh impresionada de esta po-
blacion.
El vice consul senor. Umbach les OBJ :
sequio en- grande.
En- las horas de la tarde de aver zar-
pc ell "Vineta" para St. Thomas, y es
casi SECURE que nos visite nuevameate
en- Octubre y celebre una fiesta 4 bordo
para obsequiar esta sociedad.
Nv Hasta el lines no llegara a Pom
ce el circo Lowande. Hoy y naflana
darA sus 1ltimas funciones en- Yauco.
~ va han comenzado los trabajoS
de la Carretera de Ponce Guayama.
La ofcina central eSta en- Salinas.
Nos parece mala epoca,-la de llu-
vias-para iniciar esoS trabajoS.
~ La inspectora de escuela Miss
Aukron demando don Juan Rocafotr,
porque este no ha enviado mas su hijo
4 la escuela desde que le pego Tin macs
tro.
El Juez dice al Sr. Rocafort que le
multara con S pesos 81 persiste en- esa
actitud, y el Sr. Rocafort ha apelado q
la Corte de Distrito
A*x Saldra de aqu1 para San Juan,
donde ha Sido trssladado, el sar9ento
de la Insrlar Sefior Martorell, reciente-
mente ascendido.
Dicho sargento presta servicio en- la
carcel de esta ciudad.
~ Nuestro amigoIdon Alfonso Su !.
70, farnaceutico, no Sc siente bien de
salud, y con ese motive saIdrA para
Adjuntas donde pasara una temporada,
acompafiado de SD apreciable familia.
Esperamos verle restablecido cuanto
antes.
x** Matrimonios efectuados hoy:
Ramon Aponte con Eugenia Aponte;
Francisco Rodriguez con Alexandra AL.
modovar, Benito RoSado con Maria We.
lazquez, Vidal Cruz con Rafaela Villa.
X Sc ha concedido permiso para
contraer matrimonio catolico 4 don An
tonic Jordan con dofia Amelia Jordan,
vecinos de Guayanilla.
~ Defunciones; Felfcita Mariota,
Mariana Cuevas Montalvo, Juana Aya-
Ia, Guillerma RAMIREZ.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
sBorinqasaa 8 Peruanag

Ell "Aguila de Ponce del s del cox
rriente reproduce el articulo que publiz
camos hace dias. respecto Ia proce-
dencta de ia Borinluenas
Como parece que hay muy distinta
opiniones sobre dicho asnnto. deseari
NOS seguif conociend olas.
sQuien dice algo N as?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
la campafsa EnHgH&mica

Ell DR.. Saldafia que regres6 aver de
su vista de inspection al pueblo de
Utuado, ha dicho que la limpieza en-
aquella poblacion es bastante regular,
v que el matadero, Ia carnicerla y las
panaderias, observan las prescripciones
anitarias. a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-08
Parece que "gotea"
lAyl Mr.. Cruzen

Resulta que usted, honorable CONT
mental, ha cometido muchos atropellos.
FL comercio de Puerto Rico tiene en-
usted un enemigo y no un servidor
justo.
Y usted Sc cae. -!
-
Yea 10 que dice 'The Chicago Tri-
bune".
Como resultado de la vista de ms
peccion hecha por Mr.. Leslie M.
Cullum q la aduana, fines de Mayo,
graves acusaciones Sc han forrnulado en-
contra del Collector Mr.. Cruzen, y han
sido remitidas a Washington.
Segt1u las pruebaS documenta.eS So
metidas, e1 Collector ha recibido regalos
ilega1es, por pernlitir a ciertos vapores
visitar los puertos de la isla sin ell CO.
rrespondiente Inspector que debe If a
bordo."
***
Y este no es NADIA.
Otros importanteS periodicoS de la
Union americana sc ocupan de Ia labor
de usted, en- terminus que lie hacen
mucho daflo.
x*x
De los arrepentidos es el RENO de los
cieloS.
Rectifque sus procedimientos y en-
tonces tendra usted e1 respeto de todos
y nuestro APPLAUSE.
Pero, ESQ ST, no conspire contra los
empleados puertorriquefios que sepan
cumplir con su deber nj 1lene de 6rujaS
continentales las aduanas de Puerto
Rico.