davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
READING SYSTEM,

NEW JERSEY CEN ERAL II. r
Liberty Street and S0uth Ferry thine from south
Ferry five minutes earlier than SHOWN Below.
EAsTON, BEIEILEHEs1. ALLENTOWN AND NLACCH
44O. sec o. Easton onlD ., m. sundays. z4.2
WIrKFsB4RRE IS AND sCRANTON-z4Oo, $40 a M.
500 D. m SUNDAYS, q = a NJ p m
BARSEGAT-z40 0A. s9.40 m. z1-S0 g. 40 42O.
Lakewood and Lakshurst only. SEQ p m Sundays
ATLANTIC CIrY-ss40 a m, 70 40 p m
YINELASD AND BRIDGEEON-tz4O0 a m. sfAsc
LONG BRANCH. AsBURx PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHOkE POINTS
zAOO. $50 1lSO a. KIN. 55S. AS. $50. Csc.
11.5O ,. sunday. except Ocean Grove. soo a m.
ATTfSSTIC = HEDs. sEABRIGHT. MONIoUTH
BCH. EAST LONG BRANCH-A00, $50. II so a. m.
80 As 20. SIS p. N sundays eco a. AGO 2.
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERMINALl--s425. 25.
fT00 tSCO. 1900. 1000 411o0 a. m. t12.01 -loc.
$50 100 ts00 400. t50o t60o. so Ssoo. Sloso
24TEi AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. $500 -iaeo.
'1200 O. 200. 4-Ao0. "So0. 200. 20 25 D m.
Baltimore AND WAsHINGToN-sOo. 1000.
RE4DING HARREsBTRG. POTTsVELE AND
WILLLAMSPORT-l4Oo 90. z425, 90. hf9.1o (1Ooo.
100 m. Reading only, is1G0 - %. f2O0
Reading. Pottsvhls Harrisburg only, "A % tSoO p n
zFrom Liberty Street only %Daily- fDatlv except
qua. SATURDAYS. aExcept SATURDAYS
Offices. Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Astor House.
PSI asa 1900 1885, Broadway. tS2 5th Av-. 25 Union
Squsrs West 125h St. 273 West 125th St. 24S
Columbus Az. New York: 4 Court St, 34A SO F1llon
St. Brooklyn. 800 Broadway. Wiliamsours Sew YORK
Transfer calls for and checks baggage destination
" G BESLER &. n BURT.
Vice Pres. aud Cen Mgr Gen Fassr Asenl-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 9 HARTFORD A. A.

ard tth Ave- follows. for
BOSTON via New London and Provtdencs-t5:oo.
t4i1o:do. sfl1O:02 A n. ttLl10o. 'ill1:0a 'f3;00-
4t5 .0O sfl5:OI sF12:eO p 81.
BOSTON. via Willimantic-ffS: 90 A NJ. 1900 p a.
BOSTON, Sprngdeld-f9:00 A n. fl12-O0s su4-Oe.
a1100 P. NJ. =.
LAKEvILLE and NORFOLE--fi9:1 IS A ~. 11S e p -
CT. HARRINGTON. SIOCkBRIDGfE. LENO&. PITTS
FIELD-f5:OO. TG9;15 A n. 81; rs. tfS:25 p NJ
WATERBURY and WINSTET-t5:oo. ss:oe: TtS:9o.
1fIB.0s Sf10:02 ito Waterbury A. NJ, ff1:03s f43O.
SIS Ol. tf6 ;00 $50 100 (to Waterbury, p a.
Ticket Offices at cCrand Central station a1d clZorn
St. also az els c2el 1ls5 q 80 SroadSay e PaES
Av.. 649 Madison Av. c27S West 125th St.. 1S3 East
125th St In Brooklyn. CA Court ST.. $50 Fulton ST.
'Daly- Except sundays sSundays only sstuI-
mas Dining Car Agencies selling ParloE and
G T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen. PasA Arr
O. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen SuDt-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

r,-- cotton evidently receiving strong sup
paliEh sources to-day, with the chief buying
most generally the leader OF the success
f-s campaign during the closing days OF season be-
80 gtherW1se influences seemed 70 be more or
e1s. .t-Aleting, Tor while the weather excellent
fS- 80 private wires reported strong spot situa
rR-.- ns south The market opened firm ad-
Tbes o4-< points. IN response 70 the better cables
Nss vasie Que % come about points lower the
Cpse of Saturday and after opening at about
f6s reacted sharply. with prices at the hour Of
vss oenlng points net higher. Spot cotton. too
osf POINTS higher. with Esles OF 1000 bales. Private
5yn Manchester ana smaller Southern ofer-
ms isIter report seemed 10 confirm
numerous private adFfces received the
s~t Planters would sell freely below IOc.
al ale mao some influence IA determining the course
a - 49, .or me day A. any rate. with only few
IfafetiFely untnportBnt reactions, the market
I'M ,--sElhk up II was reported that the Southern
- over the South. and prices advanced toward
fse,s.s.loas Elgh polIt nd
q pe Increasing until stop orders
ibr sss anot up about 2lq22 points above clos
iAs,s etufaay At this level realizing in and
-4so seemed 20 be some pressure from bearish
s oot tne market yielded comparatively little ana
- eleasy Al net advance OF 1916 points Sales
eslinated at 10000 baies. PORT recepts for IRE
Ie heavy, oNerrunnng early estimates exports
SO f-flilng very liberal. being
etalast 6z2 lI5 bales for The last
49, me southern spot markets reported UNCHANGED
m - az ADVANCE q &c. and being pretty well
me prices az which the South 10 he bols
~. tspostion q the consumer hold on for q break
BUSINESS reported to-eay moderate.
of contract prices n the local market 10 da,,
@ as follows: -as
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

56 10 s5 ss 5O 4S sheep. So 70.
at s. 25 do, so 70, 81 75 II culs I5 n. at 81
HOGS-Recepts were 81 cars. iO-134 head incud-
ing about 5000 hogs for the market Prices were strong
on Buffalo advces Good to prime state and Pennsyl-
vania hogs selling Sc 40s6 80 100 n Coun
Try dressed hogs steady at sG9e per 10 for medium TO
light weights.
SaIesJohn Nelson: 1s5 state hogs. 149 70
at So 80 100 10 roUghs 343 10, at IS 80
s Sanders 10 Pennsylvania hogs, 1s3 70 at S6 40: 10
State do 2l5 n. at Sc 40 roughs. 440 10 ar IS 40;
boars. $50 n. at So 25
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIvgRpooL coTroN MARkET.

rJverpool Oct. 10. p ul~CoTTON-spot good busi-
ness done prices points higher American midding fair
9Sd; good midcling. bs2d; n1ddius BOD; low mid
ding 542d. good ordinary 2ld; ordinary. 4a6d The
saics ~ the day 5000 bales which SOC for
neruation export ana included TGO0 American Re
csips Is ell American Futures opened easter and
closed steady. American middlinE G. October, a5@c
0efober ana November 4od: November ana December,
49d. December and January 5s0d. January and tenr
srv 4ed February and March. sod March and APRIL
q Sid. April and Nay, 5S2d; Nay and June. 5s2d
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

624sa7oc; Clover clear. 57isasoc. sTRAw-Iong rys
straw sells cut clean a. the late good prices prime 81 10
hay ana straw the Produce EXCHANGE
a. noon today HUDSON River Railroad. 430; Erie 40
Pennsylyania. 20; Delaware Lsckawanna and Western
So Lehigh Valley, 22O; Baltimore 90 ontario
and Western 80; Central Of New-Jersey 80: river boats
10 tons
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

psnr tnaroet for spot closed QUIET ana N
s--stef on the basis for rnfdflsng
haisss &C tor niddling Cult 70 spInnerF io8
eo,tts-ss--.es on contract. 2, 7oO bales -
spot nnarkets telearanbod
n1h n-r5 -nctSnsea e. &c; sales 800 haeg esvsr
fieadv r nlener a. sac; sales Loss baies Norfok
nonai sasl - 1Ois sales, i078 bales: baltimore
.---ti-.-sel, 81 1925. Louis
taier 49, 1Y1e. Orleans rr &c hieer al or.
sales l95S t-I ,elNeslon nrrl, Ac higher a. lOiZc
ssles i77s bsiss cssssa fFn sc higher at 10 i~i6e
insslo receipts Of oottoa a. leading ,esSs a. - se.
st5Ts layf w. s4sssson & 600 70 1900 bales aeainSt
l7S00 ~ 70 - ela -e4ao ast year At Ne1r rrises
last bsles against 1910 last veek snS n Sc
eht week and 1900 last vear Naies' against
yye ~ me pcrts fnfsrior 49,. -
With the same DAY ast week ~ ie lo-eay com
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR was easier
s 81 % sP9s g dS 6$l M No 70 s6 81 SS Sssi 1soN I'll No
52d52ec; OATS. No . 295sc No white. 81 5GS2c; No
feeding SIC fair choice mailing. 39G47c FLAX
SEED. No l. 81 osis No Northwestern 81 14ls;
SIP %; PORK, mess. per hb S11 20G$11 80; LARD
1G0 70. 81 5TlaG$1 60; CUTMEATS. short ribs sides
Qoese 81 62a@s7 7o short clear sides boxed So ESQ
Produce Exchange to-day BUTEES market steady:
cries. 14q2ec; dairies 1sal7e EGGS steady az mark
Duluth oct 1O-wUEAT-No / hard 81 los: No
Northern. 81 O6fs: No Northern. 81 Os7s December
81 OSss; May, 81 10ss.
Milwaukee Oct. 1O.-wHEAT-No 1 Northern. 81 128
S1l3; No Northern 81 0sGS1 II =; May 81 COS bid
SIC. CORN-No 5, 5295sac May. 45%c bid.
Minneapolis Oct. 1O.-wHEAT-December. 81 foss;
May s IIa Ne & sagd 81 No T0TsheTT 81 Il IL
SO 90 patents, S. 95&S6 o5 FIRST clears 81 SEQ
s. co. second clears. SsGSS 10 BRAN IN bulk Sl4 5O8
PhtIadelphta Oct. lO-wHEAT 1c lower; contract
grade October 81 1i4S1 111s CORN lsc lower October
$el5e. No . White Clipped &c FLOUR 5a10c per bbi
winter So 65G$S 90 % extras. S4GS4 .
ass 25 Western winter clear S5aS5 90 straight SIS
ass 40; do patent. s. 508S5 IS Kansas clear sacks
sacks S. 5o$5 I5 spTing clear - oOQS4 sO do straight
T56$6 latent 15aS6 3d. favorte brands So 40
ern creamery, 2le' extra nearby prints Z5S EGtIS
steady with fair inquiry: nearby nrsts and Western
York fulI creams fancy IO1a91ONc: choice 101Olc
good. 91sd9@tc Receipts-Flour 500 bbls and
aats q a1o hush SUPERINTENDENT 500 bush: corn
$500 bush: oats 22O0O bush.
St Louis Oct. 1O-wHEAT-No red cash. elevator
Ssi 10 10 SoRN@NS cash. Sic: DeeembeT 4ss44isc
May. 4S54 04s7sc oATS-No cash. sic: December soc
May. S2sse; No white. S39SS1ac.
Toledo Oct 1O.-CLOvERS SEED-Cash and October
p Prime SD; S IS TIMoTEY-Prine s. s. asked
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
EuRopgAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct ID 1oclosing: wE4EAT--spot noll.nsli
sut1es quet, December Is Sad, March. bied CORN
Spot easy American mixed. As 81. futures qgist De-
csniher. As Sad PEAS--tana1tan steodNs as .s@c
FTOTrR-St Louis fancy winter steady 9s cd HOPS
Al London (Pacifc CoasD firm fSGfS S. BlES--1xtra
nominal HANS-Short. IA 70 70 y. quiet as BACON
Tyl. Cumberland &c 80 H. 52S; short rn. ID %
q ~ 49s long clear middles light % % 81 y 5os Sd
long clear mddes. heavy, IS 70 20 n Ss short clear
backs Ia 70 % n AS bellies. Il % IS =, Sis 81
sHOI'IDE DERs-Square II 70 Is n. duil. 3ss LARD
Prsue western derces drn 3ss 3D. Go American r.
fined In pals. steady tos Cd BCTIEst-aieadys xcot
Trrtfe5 States 7Oz CEIEESE-Amesican Eest white trrn.
49s. Al American dnest colored strong. TALLoW-
Prime city strong 23s Sd RcSfCO1nnnon ste9y. . Sd
9rT-PPEN TINE-Spirits dull sos Sd LlSSE4D OIL
QUIET rs 81. FErRCLEUL-Cuist. 6s1d
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo oct 1O-FLoUR steady. fancy blended pat-
ents S6 fancy spring patent So 20: winter family pat
So 20 50; bakers spring So So
bakers spring clear. s. 90: Tye. 81 go. WHEAT dun:
white .S44c: No mixed. 33lsc. BARLEY-Western
T. 46G5Siac- RYE--No l. IN store. see asked. Canal
freights wheat. Slso. &C, 10 New-York
Chicago Oct. 1O-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat No 2: Open. High. Low. Close.
Dec. 81 o7zs9$1 osit 81 9s5s Sl0ISs 81 0ss
May .... 0S1t1 GS7s 1O9Ss u.s. Gait al cas-
Corn No. ?.
October ...-.-.. 49ia
December ..... ~ : G4Sis asa AIS 4S
Nay ......-.-.. "a 3461s 4Sis 45ia ass ass Z
Oats No .:
DeSsmber ..... aots soN a3oss 2aha2es 29ss
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool oables-spot cotton
port 500 bales American 5000 hales; receipts. 1900
opened steady points lower On near and points lower
on Gisfan5 posons . ciosed steady unchanged to
vennberrpeoemeer December-January and January-Fe6
cloths. quotations fuiIy maintained
FLOUR AND MFlAL-Trade in to-day's -four market
was dn tnere oeing few sales, and these confined 70
practically unchanged we quote FLoUR@spring pat
clears eR 81 & s. winter winter srsghs s. 2eg& 4S tT S2g m
% TintsT M 3 g 75g$4 10; extra No winter g 1898 e.
choice to fancy. 81 65aS4 90 BUck%HEAT Flour
R a SGs Sc s esE go e. as @ t. a BAd
q 1sq q9 IA q9Gse1 Fns white and yellow 81 49, coarse
western spring $50 % standard middling $50 co. -four
Gs2l bulk and sacks; heavy feed S216s22 bulk and
in eu 81 50 n SACKS !e6 o aos 8 eSi5S 55 eH0O SS
be Sons @ @ s Te3 me- news oa 69 srsn EF0Ps sr anq
had @ weak cpeang The first sales showed decline Of
on & and short selling larsely prompted BY decline Of
Russaa shipments Tor the week reaching nearly 5000 GOO
be Torl6s shiTsnts S ~ Srsssti,es e4nepa veTs nb
greater than last years With the visible supply state
100000 busheistherefore statsticay the situation
the ATnloar interests were buying wheat and that ex
PoteFIs rs had appeared In me ou,Pot markets. as vel as
rally of over lc bn:hel Just ha Of this was lost be-
the close steady neg decline Of Sc The export talk
port piaeag the crop of that State at oo Snshes
against 1552z coo year sc Per cent Of
last a Broomhal cable Ru7naniau
crop 81 800 900 bushels IS last
and four years average of 69.742000
man crops OF barley, rye ana small
There buying here for foreign account on the
break but this business
and it looked though foreigners
sellers around the fgh prices midday
81 1AAa ,; No ! Northern Duluth o b
CORN--Corn opened lower, wheat and, catching
loss orders the decline pretty active
fair lower level Prices
first ~491ssc lower partial rally followed On
reports buying and the feeling THAT
recent declines haA discounted about bears crop
atter the close the trade
Western advces Indicated the market there was
showing better tone substantial buying The re-
covery proved temporary however, the close
easy net loss Of &8Tsc. The reports Of better
foreign demand export attention that were
responsible for the midday rally, seemed to have some
foundation for exporters 80 loads No corn closed
55lec elevator and SOC afoat: No white B6i4c
and No yellow. 5si2c. both o b aaoat OATS-With-
inherent force the market off wit
and showed speculative feature AZ the
West and retrPatnE attitude BUYERS
the local field The close easy at a decline Of
&c Mixed 80 h. closed at "a q a35c:
white 30 80 10 35636iac; clipped white 81
"a 90 n, S7G39iAc. RYE-Nomnal BARLEY-Narket
6ull feeding. 42c New-yorlS The government crop
report made corn condition SIS cent "a per
month and SOS year Estimated
production coo bushels against 491 500 900
and 224sooooo0 last year (actuaD. Estimated
yield OF oats. SS4SO00 bushels against Ts4O9
year.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

Eo. 6S5; exchange, = SLED receipts, 200 bags;
shipments the United States 1000 bags; shipments
Europe. 1000 bags stock. 455C00 bags. ssntos-Coee
market dull good Santos $500 receipts. 50 600
h2gs stock, 10000 bags. Hsmburg-Cofee market
opened unchanged; a. ESQ N was net unchanged 70
pg lower; sales, 10000 bags Havre-Cofee market
opened barely STEADY = franc lower; y unchanged
a. December declined 1 frame other months VI
chA1ged. 80 unchanged. total sales. =
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
Railroads

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
st -r,c,.s -. - VEST TwENTv7E5rr,r, s-r-,r,r--r
AND DESBROSSES AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
GS The leaving time from pesbrosses and COrtInnds
twenty third street station
FOR TIE WEST.
.555 A. M.-CHICAGo SPECIAL
,s5S ,S g 4 MST LogIs LIMITED ,,,,
::Iss ?. .M-cH1s4e9 4SP ST- LOUIS EXPRESS
:sss :sss F ?. M-WE54sRS MTT 49aiS FxfPFEs ExPREss
:ssS M-eLEXEdASD ss, 4EP GINc1NNATI EXP
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1-55 SIS, 's25 @s-55- "1O-55 a m, 1875. sl255 40
6'S25 Congressional Limited.D, '3.25 '425. "4.55
m. 1925. 'I255 1s325 sConEressional Limitsd'1 y
so1IaES' al ~ 153S niEa' 1s5 m 1910 m
AT,LlANrIc COAST L1NE.-s,5 a m. and sss p m
sE;AI57oARD 3;AI7 AIR LINE.-1225 ?, m. and 1arO a m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RALwAT-s.25 p. m
ca.EsApEAKE HE'S & OHIO RAILwAY.-755 a m week
FOR OLD P6iNF cosiEoRr S5sIE and NoHFoLK-75S n
Atlantic g,55s cITYI955 m and 255 p. weekdays
a. m
CAPE MAY.-1255 SIS o. m veel-davs
LONG BRANcH AsBURY Y'fI PARS SSorth Asoury Park
s9ndaysl and Point Pleasant. .55 m. - o. S2S.
20 teNcept Long Branchl. and 455 D. weekdays
sundays t2S q m. and 455 D
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Sos 25. '755. 25. s55 80 25 s4955 .955 ito 25.
.lG55 ll55 m, 1225 s12 55 s155. To- 255 3 .,
800 40 = %. 455 (st4 55 North Philadelphia onl,
90. 600 80 SIS, % 9-55 for North Philadepna
oniyl P m. II 10 night weekdays Sundays. 500.
!55 S2o 20 q 1855 s.55. st1O25 "1O5 II p.
depSa oa s sS & ! s g Is rs - & sr Ss5e s5 5s s oT
North Philadelphia only D. IN. II. 10 night.
'Dinins Car fESxtra-fare train.
Elcket offices. Nos 461 1884 POI Broadway: 1s2
fth Avenue (oeow Esd ST.: 2S3 Fifth Avenue tcorner
Zsth St.l Astor House. and stations named above
Brooklyn, Court Street $50 Fulton Street 500 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
Transfer Company will call for ard check baggage from
hotels ana residences through destination
Telephone S4S Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Car
Service
W. W. ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
General Mar ager. PRss'r Traffic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

Receipts Of breadstus interior points thousands
three ciphcrs 600 omitted. -four bbs bush.
follows:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-24
De regreso

va estan en- su residencia del Dora
do nuestros distin9 9uidos amigos, ell lau-
reado poeta Ferdinand Cestero su
bella esposa Teresita Mangual.
La excursion de los seilores Cestero
ha durado mas de dos meses. En- to-
das las pobaciones que han visitado
fueron recibidos como corresponds 4
la importanc!a de los viajeros.
Ell poeta vuelve su hogar con un
nuevo lauro, ell mas preciado, sin duda
de cuantos posee.
Ha visto el entusiasmo de 81 pue-
bio, ha saboreado el splauso esponta.
neo la ovaci6n fresca y heImosa de
los ateneos y circulos.
Nosotros saludamos la llegada del
poeta y de su elegante consorte a la
"Fidela" ,.y les felicitamos por el exito
de Su viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-24
Lo que dice ell Presidente
ROOSEVELT

En- la carta que el Presidente de los
Estados UnidoS acepta su candidatura
para las proXimas elecciones hace una
rev1sta de la politica hasta ahora por
el scguida y presenta 10 hecho como
Una garantia de que en- 10 futuro Sc
ran curpplidas todas las promesas for
muladas por el partido republicano.
Sostiene que el trabajo libre redun-
da en- beneficio de la nacion hace
advertencias contra los descuidos pa
decides FOR haberse permitido la in
gerencia industrial con perjuicio de la
prosperidad p1blica.
Dice por ultimo que los democratas
estan unidos solo para la polftica que
conduce al desaStre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-24
La fiesta del Patron

Esta noche presentara animadisimo
aspecto el elegante barrio de Santurce.
Es la Ultima noche del triduo que
Sc vlene celebrando en- la iglesia pa
rroquial.
Predicara, como en- las noches ante
rlores. el elocuente orador sagrado
presbitero don Nicolas Zdhiga.
El sermon de anoche, ha sido nota-
bilisimo.
La iglesia era incapaz de contener
el plblico immense que la llenaba.
Ell barrio elegante de la Capital pre-
sentara esta noche animad1simo as
pecto.
La Comisi6n organizadora de Ia
fiesta Sc ha hecho acreedora a toda
suerte de elogios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-24
Pasajeros

Salidos en- ell vapor espanol "Anto-
nio Lopez" para Geneva escalas in
termedias
Luis Garcia, Mecoriano Sanchez
Gonzalez, Gumersindo Perez Gonzalez,
Jose Castillo, Cristina Sala, Pedro Gar
cia Bosch, Bartolomey Battlsta, Geno-
veva Battista, Basilio Cananoto, Mi
guel Rogue, Antonio Nicolas, Nicolas
Miguel, Emiliano Chamorro, Jose &C.
nereso, Juan Rullan, Jose Sabria, Ra-
mon F. Lebria, Andrea Sabria, Pedro
Fabregas, Arturo Molinary, Jose Cabe
Vazquez y Francisco Marchese.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-24
NOtaS de MariCaO

Maricao, Septiembre 20 de 1904.
El domingo is de los corrientes tu-
We ell gusto de saludar a don Melton
Mangual, Juez de Elecciones del distri-
to de Mayag giiez.
*x
En- Ell m;smo dia Sc llevo q cabo la
convention, dispuesta por el partido
republicano, para el nombra miento de
los candidates que llevaran 4 las ur-
mas, ell IS de Noviembre pr6ximo,
dicho partido. Con gusto hago cons
tar que mas de 500 personas LENA
ban la poblacion y no ocurrio un
disgusto.
x*x
va empieza recolectarse los pri-
meroS granos de cafe. Ell comercio
empieza psgar $40 fanega.
x*x
Mucha es la lluvia que agota q esta
Jurlsdlcclon. NO paSa un dla sin que
llueva.
W.
Sc espera fines de este mes. al RI
co comerciante Y agricultor de este
pueblo, don Ramon Frontera Pens,
comanditario de la comercial Sucres.
de Frontera Hermanos, que viene de
Mallorca, Espafia, donde pasaba unos
meses al lado de su distinguida fa-
milia
PERSEO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-24


que pronunciara en- la aperture de Ia
primera "Exposici6n Annual de Pro
ductos Industrias Nativas," celebra-
da en- Bayam6n, invitado por el Di-
lrector general Mr.. Wood.
Mr. Winthrop nacio en- Orange
| (Nueva Jersey. que en- la historic dc
la America del Norte, despierta gratos
recuerdOs.
El insigne historiador Lavoulaye en-
su "Historia de los Estados Unidos"
nara los esfuerzos de aquella colonia
que tan importante papel desempefld
en- la lucha para conquiStar la libertad
religiosa y la libertad pol1tica.
Vendida esta provincial (Nueva Jer-
|sey) en- 1876 por 1000 libras a los
cua akeros, 'fue anexada en- 1853 a Nueva
York. siendo declarada provincial real
en- 1902. conservandose en- este Estado
hasta la revolucion de 1915, ST bien Sc
hizO notar Siempre pOr su amor a la
Ilibert d, siendo de las primeras en-
pronunciarse al grito de indepen-
dencia.
Estudio nuestro Gobernador en- Nue-
va York. dcsempe fIando desde 1880
impOrtan teS cargOs, como ell de Secre
tarlo del Gobernador Taft Tuez en-
las islas Filipinas, puesto que abando-
no para venir a ocupar el Gobierno
civil de Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Winthrop es un literato de
estilo concise, sencillo y claro, sin
adornos ret6ricos nj ampulosidades que
oculten la pobreza de las ideas.
Su diScurso pronunciado en- Baya-
mon Sc distingue por la evidencia de
los pensamientoS que expone, los cua -
les revelan, y esta es la verdad, que
Mr.. Winthrop cs TN 1ector asiduo del
libro de los libros, la Biblia.
V6ase la verdad de 10 que llevamos
dicho.
"1l l1nico modo en- que el hombre
puede obtener (xito verdadero es ira
bajando para alcanzarlo, y la verda-
dtra forma de apreciarlo es por la sa-
tisfacci6n que produce el trabajo bien
hecho.
'El hombre que Sc apoltrona espe-
rar que otros hagan 10 que el tiene que
hacer, y no Sc empefla en- la lucha For
obtener mejoras, encontrara cuando la
ancianidad le alcance, que todav1a es-
tara en- eSperas y deSilucionado po~ ell
cNlt0, p0rque no sc le ha acercado.
El hombre que pone EN- su traba 10
toda gu voluntad y todos sus energ1as,
alcanzara el fxito, y encontrara que
L. mayor felicidad en- obtener meioras,
cOnsiste en- subsanar las difcultades
con que tropiece.'
mo exiSte el verdadero exito
menos cue sc encuentren y Sc venzan
los obStaculos, y todo obstaculo que Sc
encuentre y Sc vemza trae nuevoS lau-
relies la obra final"
Y eS una verdad indiscutible, que
asl como en- la vida moral del 1ndivi-
duo Ia perfection le digni6ca, en- la
vida literaria del pueblo, todo cuanto
Sc haga con esfuerzo y voluntad, ha de
tener tambien en- temprano lejane
porvenir, la merecida recompensa, con
el agradecimienlo.
=. DNIass0M CNnet.
Septiembre, "a de 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-24
Una explosion

La escuadrilla de torpederos france
ses que ha zarpado de Tolon, con di-
recci6n q Oriente ha regresado ell dfa
diez del actual al punto de partida con
motivo de que uno de dicho buques
sufri6 una explosion de la que resul-
ia ron varios muertoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-24

Los 1ectores del BOLETIN habran
saboreado va el magn{fico discurso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-24
q. DNlasaNax CNNef.

Septiembre, "a de 1904.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-01
LOCAL PERSONALS.

Mr.. D. p. Murphy of Atlanta is in
the city.
Mr.. H. Wire of Thomasville is in
Savannah.
Mr.. w. X. Partridge came down from
Guyton yesterday.
Mr.. D. ]. Padgett of Tison is a
guest in the city.
Mr.. S. H. Wilcox of wadley regis
tered at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. II. S. Walker OF Americas was
among the guests in Savannah yester-
day.
Mr.. w. M. Farmer OF Atlanta was
among the visitors in Savannah yes
terday.
Mr.. c. p Hammond Of Americas
was among the prominent guests In the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Large OF Bal
timore, were in the city yesterday,
having come by steamer.
Mr.. II. w. wingard, former mana
ger OF the Augusta Baseball Club,
spent yesterday In Savannah.
Mrs. ]. w. Buchanan has returned
home from the Worlds Fair and an
extended trip through the West.
Cant. Thomas p. Pract and bride
were In the city yesterday. Cant.
pract Ia the commanding officer OF one
OF the vessels OF the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company.
Charles Hernandez, the assistant
clerk OF Council. is again confined to
his home by sickness. In point Of
service, Mr.. Hernandez Is one OF the
oldest employees In the city's service.