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GROUP OF JANANESE NURSES.

G6oOf oF JANANFSE NOhS-ES
that the Japanese imperial guards
fought with conspicuous bravery and
sustained the brunt of the fighting, los
ing heavily. Some dispatches speak
of bayonet charges. 1t is evident that
the Japanese success is largely due to
the superiority of their artillery, the
Russian guns being too light.
The Japanese victory has caused
complete surprise in the European cap
itals, and it is expected to lead to diff
ficulty in Russia's efforts to raise a
loan.
An unconfirmed report of severe
fighting between 5000 Russians and a
similar number of Japanese at Gensan
is sent by a ST. Petersburg correspon-
dent, who says the Japanese were COM
PEELED to retire into Gensan, both sides
losing heavily. Two Russian officers
are said to have been among the
wounded.
A Tien Tsin correspondent, cabling
under date of May 2, states that Vice
roy Alexieff has sent lengthy dis
patch to General Ma, commanding the
Chinese troops, informing him that the
occasion may arise for Russia to in
crease her forces in Sin-Min-Tung,
Chen-Yang and other places, and re-
questing him to withdraw the Chinese
military and police. An answer, the
correspondent says, is required within
three days.
AS an indication of General KurOpat-
kin's anxiety regarding the wherea-
bouts of Japans second army, Shang-
| hal correspondent says that all the
Russian troops stationed in Chang
Chu, Flu Chau, Hal Cheng, Kai Ping
and other places have been dispatched
along the sea-coast to watch for a
| Japanese landing.
| According to Shan-Hai-Kwan cor
| respondent, evidence is accommodating
that China's neutrality is tottering
The Tartar generals in Kirin and Fens
Tien, the correspondent says, are urg
ing the Pekin government to adopt {
strong policy against Russian aggres
sion west of the Lao river. 1t is al
legged that Viceroy Yuan Shai-Kai |!
secretly making war preparations an(
everything, in the opinion of the cor
respondent, points toward China max
ing a military demonstration agains
either belligerent fighting west Of tn,
Lao river.
A special dispatch from Port Arthur
says that about 100 Chinese junk
were oboerved on the horizon yester
day between the mouth of the Yal
and the Lao Tung peninsula.
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FINAL JUDGMENT
Highest Court Says James Lynchehaun
Is Free Man.

Highest Court Says James Lynchehaun
Is a Free Man.
Washington, May 3.-The attempt
to extradite Thomas Walsh or James
Lynchehaun, who is wanted by Great
Britain, has failed as the result of the
decision of the case by the supreme
court of the United States.
Lynchehaun was sentenced to life
Imprisonment in Ireland for assault
and battery. He escaped from prison
and was arrested in Indianapolis by
Marshal Petit on warrant issued by
Commissioner Childs of New York.
The court below held that Walsh or
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an examination in Indiana before turn
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both on the Feng Wang Cheng road.
A mile north Of Kulien Cheng lies the
village Of Potiet.nsky, near tributary
of the Litzavona, five miles up which
is Chin Cow. On the opposite bank of
the tributary issthe village of Litzav-
ena; opposite Potietinsky stands Hou-
san, with dominating height. Still
higher, on the right of the Yalu, is the
village of Ambikhe, at the confidence
of the Aipike The whole course of
the Yalu between Ambikhe and An
tung is divided by islands, the largest
Somalinda, facing Kulien Cheng. An
other lies between Housan and Sindia-
gov. The Japanese forces, the staff
believes, Appropriated 100000 men. of
which four divisions, thirteen battal-
ions and f1fty-six guns were in action.
The Japanese prepared for crossing
the river by posting all their availa-
BILE guns, of which the Russians say
the Japanese had five times more than
they along the line facing Kulien
Cheng and Antung, and also landed
from their warships forty-seven guns.
This array of artillery eventually
made Kulien Cheng untenable. Under
cover of powerful batteries north of
Sindiagow, the Japanese crossed to
Housan, occupying the height. AS the
latter position would have enabled
them to direct raking fire against
the Russians at Kulien Cheng, General
Sassulitch ordered it to be retaken
Friday. This was done, but on Sat-
urday the Japanese under cover Of a
battery reoccupied it, the defenders
falling back across the Litzavena and
continuing the fight with the Japanese,
who were attempting to flank them
from Chin Cow. The Russian force
at Antung and Kulien Cheng had
meanwhile retreated to it's second line
a few miles westward. The whole
Russian force engaged Sunday and
formed semi-circle, the horns of
which were being gradually drawn in
preparatory to retiring to a position
further west. This was the situation
when the last Russian official reports
were sent
A member Of the staff says that the
issue ultimately turned probably upon
| whether the order to withdraw was
given at the proper time. A slight de-
lay at critical moment might have
| enabled the enemy's vastly superior
artillery to concentrate on the Rus
| sian guns, killing horses and gunners
| and compelling the abandonment of
the guns. But if SO, the Russian plans
will not be changed by accidental
losses. General Sassulitch would con-
tinue his retreat, contesting stubborn
1y possible Japanese advance along
the Feng Wan Cheng road, which runs
through hilly country, crowned with
heights and exactly suited to Russian
| tactics.
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MINES TIED UP
Twelve Thousand Miners Out In Ohio
Sub-District.

Twelve Thousand Miners Out In Ohio
Sub-District.
Wheeling, w. Va, May 3.-Between
II 600 and $4,000 coal miners in the
eastern portion of Ohio sub-district
No. 5, went on strike yesterday be-
cause of their failure to reach an
agreement with the operators. Presi-
dent Worker of the coal miners ar
rived in Bridgeport today, and will
conduct the strike from that point.
He has already counseled peaceable
methods in an address to the miners.
1t is understood that the operators will
meet in Cleveland this week to con-
slider the situation. Four counties in
West Virginia withdrew from the sub
district, with the consent of both op.
orators and miners, because of the
different conditions here, and now con
stitute the Pan Handle district. AL
though the Pan Handle miners are
also out, they are not without hope OF
settlement with the operators within
a fortnight.
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London Rejoices With Japan
Over Success of Mika-
dos Troops.
ARDENT ADMIRATION
Is Expressed BY Britons For the
Brilliancy of Japanese Campaign
On the Yalu.
The English at Last Realize That
IThey Have an Ally Worth
n While.

London, May 3.-The latest dis
patches received here confirming the
completeness of the Japanese victory
on the Yalu, could hardly have given
greater satisfaction in Toxic than they
have done in London. The editorials
in today's papers ring with admiration
ct the success of General Kurok's
strategy in a manner indicating that
Great Britain has been in considerable
doubt of the capacity of her ally's
troops when matched against the Rus
slams; and despite the lack by Japan
of good cavalry to follow up her vic
tory, it is believed that she will speed
lily drive the Russians out of Feng
Euan Cheng also. Few other details
have yet been received. but it seems
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ShockIey Must Die.

Salt Lake, Utah, May 3.-James M.
Shockley, who murdered Motorman
Gleason and Conductor Brighton on q
streetcar last December in an attempt
ed holdup, was refused new trial and
sentenced to be executed on June "a.
Shockley, in accordance with the Utah
law, was given his choice of hanging
or shooting, and elected to die by the
bullet.
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MONEY LOANED
from S to 6 per cent.
Thompson's Loan and Real Estst
Agency, Main and seventh stre~rs
FARES TO ST. LOUIS.
World s Fair Excursion via Pennsyl-
vania Lines.

The sale of excursion tickets over
Pennsylvania Lines to St. Louis ac-
count Of the Worlds Fair, will begin
ON Monday morning, April 25th five
days in advance Of the date Of the for
NAL opening Of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition.
The excursion rates from Richmond
are fixed as follows:
Tickets good for the season, return
ing any time to December 18th, will
be sold every day at $14 for the round
trip.
Tickets good returning within sixty
days, not later than December 18th,
will be sold every day at $12 for the
round trip.
Tickets good returning within if
teen days will be sold every day at
$1,000 for the round trip.
Coach excursion tickets with re-
turn limit of seven days, will be sold
twice a week, every Tuesday and
Thursday, beginning May 18th, until
June Both, at 81 for the round trip
approximately one cent mile. Coach
excursion tickets are restricted to day
coaches, whether on regular or spec.
ial trains.
For further particulars consult C
w. Elmer, Ticket Agent, Richmond
Ind.
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HOW 1T WAS DONE
Russian General Staff Describes the
Yalu Retreat,

st. Petersburg, May 3.-The general
staff has given ont an outline of the
operations on the Yalu river during
the past week. The Russian force, in
GLIDING the reserves. was composed of
General Kashtalinsky' rife division,
General Mistchenke's Cossack ont
posts and brigade of artillery, the
whole under General Sassulitch. The
Russian lines were at Kulein Cheng or
3urenchep, opposite WIFI and Antuug
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Kentucky Republicans.

Louisville, KY, May 3.-The Repub-
1ican state convention is in session
here today. The business before the
convention is to select four delegates
to the Republican convention from the
state at large, to reorganize the state
central body and to name a member
from the state ON the national com,
mittee
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More Money in Circulation.

Washington, May 3.-The monthly
circulation statement Of the comptrol-
Ter of the curreScy shows that at the
close of business April 80, 1904, the
total circulation was s437, O5O,473, an
increase for the year of $45.928,s $40,
and an increase for the month of 81
17O,631.
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THE NATIONAL GAME
Scores Achieved Yesterday in tho
Three Big Leagues.

Three Big Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. At Cincinnati, 8; st. Louis, s.
At Philadelphia, o.; Brooklyn, 3.
At Chicago, 8; Pittsburg, 3.
At Boston, 0; New York, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At st. Louis, 6; Chicago, 9.
At New York, s; Washington, 0.
At Boston, 0; Philadelphia, 3.
At Detroit, 6; Cleveland, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At indianapolis, 4 Minneapolis, II
At Columbus. 8; Kansas City, 8.
At Toledo, 10; Milwaukee, IL.
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Mules Kick Resulted Fatally.

Shelbyville, Ind, May 3.-Robert
Rosencious, aged fifty, prominent
stock breeder, was kicked in the back
of the head by mule and instantly
killed Rosencious leaves a family.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21
Conato de incendio

A las seis de la tarde de aver la
campana del Ayunta miento y los poll
cfas con sus pitos tocaron fuego in
mediatamente gran ndmero de perso-
sonas Sc precipitaron las ealles. La
policfa y bomberos estuvier on en- su
pueste.
Ell joven don J. Palacios fue ell pri-
nero que avis6 al piquete de pelicfa
que en aquellos momentos pasaba por
la esquina de la calle de la Fortaleza y
Cruz, de que habfa fuego en- los bajos
de la casa n1m. de la calle de la Cruz,
donde esta establecide un colmado
americana. Los guardias Sierra,
Montoso y Agosto, forzaren las puertas
y penetraron con los hermanos Pala-
clos dentro del ;, local.
Ell fuego censisti6 en- que varias
botellas de alcohol, sguarras otras
materias inflamables y varias cajas de
f6sforos que esta ban sobre un mostra
dor Sc infamaron, quemando pa1te
del mismo, Siendo sofocado enseguida
por los esfuerzos hechos por los bonn
beros y policias.
El Captain Cabrera, Teniente Ia
llada, Lcdo. Guillermety, hermanos
Palacios, Julio Hernandez, Jose Ruiz y
los policias rabajaron bien.
Ell joven don Horacio Cordero, re-
suite con una lesion en- un ojo va
rias centusiones leves, y los policfas
Sierra y Montojo con quemaduras le-
YES en- las manos,
Ell duef1o del establecimiento, Mr..
Cry, lego al extinguirse ell conato de
fuego.
La brigada de salvadores Sc pre-.
sent6 a tempo en- el sitio del sucese, y
un immense pdblico llenaba la calle de
la Cruz.
Los muchachos de Hamill quisieron
rivalizar con los salvadores, quienes
fueron impedidos por la policfa de
entrar en- el establecimiento.
Es conveniente que los bomberos
ileven su distintivo para evitar con-
fusion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21
IgleSia de San Jose

Fl dia p del corriente al toque de
oraciones Sc dara principle la No
vena del Rosario, en- ell orden siguien-
te: Rosario, ejercicio propio del dia,
platica, salve, y Sc concluira con I'm
himno y despedida, siendo todos estos
actoS cantados por el coro de sefiori
tas acompafiado de nutrida orquesta.
Todos los dias Sc verifcaran identicos
ejercicios.
Ell de Octubre las de la mafIa-
ma tendra lugar la misa de communion
general de todos los Cofrades y de-
mas devotos. A las 8 y media misa
solemne toda orquesta, estando es-
puesta su divina Majestad, predicando
el Director de la Association. Por la
noche despues del Rosario procession y
salve terminando con la despedida a
la Sma. Virgen. Desde las primeras
visperas del dia primero hasta la pues-
ia del sol Immediate, vistando esta
Iglesia, rogando por su intencion
confesando y comulgando ganan inte.
ligencia plenaria, 10 mismo tambien
que los de nuevo Sc alisten la Aso-
ciacion.
Sc suplica q todos los Cofrades trai-
gan la insignia-La Directiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21
Candidate Democratic

Ell Secretario del Comit6 Central
Democratico don Miguel Salas. nos
dirige con esta fecha la siguiente
Carta:
Herbert E. Shaffer, Chairman
Charles M. Boecman. Esq. Vice Chair
man.-Miguel Salas, Secretary.-Head-
quarters of the Democratic Central
Committee of Porto Rico.
San Juan, P. R. 81 Stbre. 1904.
Sr Editor del BOLETIN MERCANTIL,
San Juan.
En- meeting celebrado en- la tarde
del dfa IS del actual por este Directo-
rio del Partido Democratic dc Puerto
Rico, Sc acord6 presentar una peticion
de electores Democratas para desig-
mar y proclamar nuestro candidate
para Comisionado en- Washington al
SefIOr:
LUIS MUNOZ RIVERA,
4 quien Sc le ha informado por cable
eSta determination.
ntamente,
MIGUEL SALAS."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21
El philadelphia

Los siguientes pasajeros han salido
hoy con destino New York:
NJ. Cobas. c. Fernandez, Marcelino
Ruiz, F. L, Hunter hijo, A Gonzalez
Kiaves, Abelardo Gonzalez O. Carmen
Otero, M. H. George, G. J. Barry y
seflora, Leo H. Leary, Angel N: Gar
c1a, Jorge del Toro James w. Brice,
Agustin r. Loubriel, Ulses M. Sana-
bria, JESUS Palmer Diaz, Martin Re-
yes, Eugenio Diaz Garcia, G. w. Ca.
rrol y otro, L. H. Donel, Rafael
Lopez, Gustavo Gimenez Sicardo, Fe-
lix NJ. Benitez, Raymond Martinez,
Ramon Negr6n Flores, Sergt Chas.
w. Stephen U S. A, Marcelino Ca
ballero, Jaime Costa, Octavio Jordan,
Bartolome Sureda, Leoncio Lopez,
John Eugene.
De transito-Carlos Vogeler, F. Spi-
netti y Juan Jorge.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21

Tn nueVO curse
EN- LAS CLASSES DE TAQUIGRAFIA
DEL ATENEO PUERTORRIOUENO

FL martes de la proxi1na semana.
dla II, Sc dara comienzo a un nuevo
curse de Taquigrafa, con TN grupo
tornado por algunoS pudientes, more.
sadoS despuGs de haber dado conien-
20 el curse actual, con varios alum
nos matrlculados recientcmente, para
empezar suS classes Ell esa fecha.
Habiendo varias plazas vacantes para
el complete del nuevo grupo, qneda
alberta la matrfcula para cubrirlas en-
las oflclnas del Ateneo, hasta el mar
tes ~, a las ocho de la nocne, siendo
Ia quota mensual la va estipulada. I'm
dollar para los socios, dos dollars
para los particulares, pago adelantado.
Las classes seguiran siendo los mar
ties, Jueves y sabados, las siguientes
horas:
Ter. grupo, de alumnos inso1ventes.
de slete ocho menos cuarto.
2:o Grupo, de alumnos pudientes, de
ocho menos cuarto a ocho y media.
ser. Grupo, (que es eli nuevo), de
alumnos pudientes, de ocho media
nueve y cuarto.
Hay cuatro vacantes EN- Ell grupo de
alumnos insolventes, que desean Gu
brirse, para las cuales pueden pre-
sentarse solicitudes al Presidente del
Ateneo Puertorriquefo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21

La existencia de la limosna,
de la carload, es una ofensa con-
ira la justicia.
Ese es el principle etico que
no deben olvidar los que aspi-
ran a ser directories y educado-
res de pueblos, ESQ es 10 que de-
ben saber todos los que sospe-
chan, los que admiten que una
gran merced para ell debil, reci-
bir en- dosis atomicas la totali-
dad fragmentada de TN todo in
menso que le arrebato ell fuerte.
Y sigue hablando Ell goberna-
dor Winthrop.
LA perseverance,, la energia,
la determination y Ell valor en-
veneer obstaculos, he ahi las
condolences que habran de cul-
tivarse y son los mas importan-
tes elementos para alcanzar Ell
exito."
Estan de luto los mendigos de
sonrisaS oflcialeS.
PorQue a TN gobernante com o
Mr.. Winthrop, no Sc le puede
ocurrir que sc encuentre dotado
de una infalibilidad divina, nj
que pueda atribuirse al gobierno
de su patria esa virtud excelsa.
Asi, no hay que aceptar, con
rendido acatamiento, todos los
exabruptos, y los proyectos
perjudiciales al pals que Sc nos
quieran imponer.
Y a buen seguro que debe ser
les grato a los espiritus fragiles
~ enclenques, Ell saber que no
contravienen ell criterio del 60
bierno al discutir 9 al rechazar
todo obstaculo 9 reforma con-
trarios a los intereses supremos
del pueblo.
En- este sentido no ha fla
queado nuestra campafla.
PerO como ahora es Ell Gober-
nador quien sostiene la necesi-
dad de la entereza, es possible
que obtenga resultados mas fe
cundOs.
Cuando nosotros decimos que
no hay que pedir limosnas sino
justicia, alguien que no Sc dis
tingue por su patriotismo ha su-
gerido a los organos de la con-
gregacion de funcionarios la
idea perniciosa de acusarnos de
adversariOs contumaces del 60
bierno de la nueva metr6poli Y
de sus costumbree, de sus refor-
mas y sus planes de colonial
ci0n, Ahora que no somoSnos-
otros, sino que es ell gobernador
Winthrop quien habla de digni.
dad, de civismo, de fortaleza de
espiritu, que todo ESQ esta COM
.prendido en- la palabra ljusticia
ahora que es TN tan alto funcio-
mario clique sostiene la legalidad
de nuestra doctrina, no correra
Ell riesgo de que le acusen de
antiamericano, pero muy bien
puede suceder que no lleguen a
cOmprenderlo los sumisos. Por
ESQ hemos querido ampliar las
declaraciones del gobernante en-
Ell 1nico sentido que pueden ad-
mitirse. Porque la, justicia 8 la
imparcialidad, son inseparables,
indivisibles, inmutables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21
En- la Escuela Lincoln

En- la maf1ana del 26 del actual Sc
veri6caran los ejercicios de aperture
del afio escolar en- la Escuela Lincoln.
Asistira la Junta local, el Comisionado
de instruction el Inspector del distrito
y la banda de la Policfa insular Sc
pronuncjaran varioS discursos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21

SefIor Alcalde:
Santo y bueno que en- las noches de
luna, Sc economice el petroleo no Sc
enciendan los faroles del alumbrado
p6blico, pero en- noches obscuras no 10
creemos justo.
Hay GALES que parecen boca de lobo
y este sefor Alcalde no esta bien. nj
medic blen, sino que esta NAL pero
muy NAL, y 10 malo qae pueda corre-
girse Sc convierte en- bueno.
Nos atendera V. H?