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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-22

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-22

balances paid in cash. *'Not included in
totals because containing other items than clear
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-22
/. Popular Feeling Bitter.
1nterned Ships Rear1ned.

Newspapers here assert that four Rus
siam warships interned at>Shanghai and
Ghi-fu, have completed preparations to
Join the Russian feet..--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
Que ocurre en- d ASlo Dc lilg De Saltuye!

Esce dias insertamos varios infor-
mes que logro uno de nuestros redac-
torres del uperintendente de Sanidad
sefIor HaeSeIbarth referente 4 que no
habla ninguna epidernia en- ell Asilo
de niflos de Santurce, y pesar de ta-
les declaracioneS o6ci5leS bien terni-
nantes. Sc stgue creyendo por las ma
dreS de los asiladoS que exiSten casos
de enfermedades contagiosas en- aque-
LA escuela de caridad, y asi viene 4
|confrmarlo TN diario local cuando in
dica en- su seccion de noticias que Sc
han tornado las precauciones debidas
por haber dos nifIos enfelmos de gra-
vedad
Tai hecho 10 NIGGA ell sefior Haesel-
barth, qulen ademas manifesto que ell
niflo Castell. estaba enfermo, pero
que hacfa dia y medic no teria febre.
Ell Superintendente de Sanidad Sc
nor Hernaudez nos hace identicas
apreciaclones que ell sefior Haeselberth
6 sea que fallecieron en- las dos 1lti-
mas semanas dos nif1os consecuencia
de fiebre perniciosa, pero que en- la ac.
tualidad no hay enfermos graves en-
tai Asllo, dado el case que ell niflo
Castell esta en- plena convalecencia.
Convendria, pues, que por el Depar-
tamento correspondence Sc determine
con alnplios razonamicntos acerca de
los hechos fin de tranquilizar las
madres y encargados de los nifios ALI
recluldos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
En- eype|0 de u0 "ilkQSe

La Junta escolar de San Juan, en-
vista de que tod 4via no ha sido apro-
bado por el Comisionado de Instruc-
clon el presupuesto de sasto. escolares
para Ell aflo eco1omico en- curse de
1905 a 1906 no ha podido satisfacer &
los con>erjes y denas empleados ST.
balternos sus sueldos correspondientes
al mes de Julio proxino pssado.
A tai proyecto de presupuesto hizo
ell sefior Falkner varios reparos de i'm
portsncia, con parte de los cuales no
ha estado conforme la Junta.
Por tanto Sc espera la resoluci6n de
estos asunt IS para cumplir con los ST.
balternos que prestan servicios en- las
escuelas de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04

dado en- sus esperanxas, pues Ell .Juez
Feuille, aanque es un caballero lloae-
rabls. era conoc1do en- Ell pals y no era
candidate del pueblo para dicho puesto.
"Yo creo que Ia convention de los
Representatives de los Aunicipios de
la 1sla, que tuvo efecto el martes pa
.sado, es el resultado del descontento
general que existe en- todo el pals y
representa- el sentimiente de todos los
puertorriqueSos. Ell resultado depea-
dera de la acci6n del Congreso en- la
proxima session.
"Yo espero que el Cengreso tomara
Ia resoluci6n de enmendar la Ley Fo-
raker para correspondent 4 las dem an
das del pueblo. Es case de que el
Congreso deje de hacer los que ellos
desean, ell sentimiento de descontento
e intranquilidad sera mayor cada dfa
en- toda la Isla".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04

nos regatean facultades y con-
diciones; sc ha tornado una liga
contra Ell imperialfsmo. y la
prensa mas sensata. La mas culta,
la mas honrada. sc aparta del
peligroso panteismo que impro
visa Legislatures de pueblos ex-
traflos que oprimen con cesaria-
ma inconsciencia, y prov6ca es
tados como ell presente. en- los
pueblos victimas de ese colossal
engreimiento que necesita mu.
chos articulos como el del Eve
ming Post" para que deje de ser
ambiente en- la metropoli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
ECOS DE YABUCOA

La carretcra que Sc construye hasta
Hu macao adelanta rapidamente. Una
brigada trabaja en- la actualidad en-.
trada de la poblaci6n; otras varlas Sc
encuentran en- la parte denominada
"Aguas Largas'.
-Pronto marchara de este pueblo
con destino la hacienda Solitaria de
Juucos, donde va coIocado de mayor
domo, nuestra apreciable amigo don
Domingo Castro Lopez.
-Ha sido nom brade agente del
distrito para las maqainas de coser
Singer ell aprecia BILE joven arecibeflo
don Jose Escalera. La sub agencia 4
su cargo correspondent los pueblos
de Yabucoa y Maunabo.
Don Francisco Valdeyuli, inteligente
Postmaster y sub-colector de este
pue bio, Sc haya padeciendo de una
fuerte neuralgia cerebral. Lo deplo-
ramos sinceramente, dese3udole una
completa mejo.ia.
-Ha fallecido la distinguida madre
politica de nuestro buen amigo don
Regalado Benitez. Paz sus restos.
-Do1a Clemencia L. de Valdeyuli.
Assis:an Postmaster Sc halla desem.
pefiando la ofcina del correo con mo-
two de la enfer medad de SD sef1or es-
poso.
CorresponsaL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
migos de Guayama
y Humacao

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar
nnestros estimados amigos los sefiores
don Antonio Grau y don Modesto Bird,
de Guayama. y don Tomas Bernardini
de la Huerta. de Humacao.
Deseamos una felfz estancia en- San
Juan los amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04

fve1nt1cuatrO nOfaS, SIN COnOcer
sl idioma nj las necesidades, nj
las leyes. nj las costumbres. nj
los gustos del pueblo sc pongan
q decidir de la suerte de la CO.
ectividad para elios desconoci :
da. merced q las anormaies pre-.
rrogativas de que disfrutan, por
virtud de la Ley Foraker.
| Esto es inaudito. este es mons
truoso y tenia lue p1oducir ese
natural efecto de protesta colec
tiva
Por mucha superioridad que
quieran concederse los norte
americanos, no es possible atri'
buirles la facultad suprema de
todos los talentos reunidos = de
tai manera organizados y dis
puestos al analisis de la psicolo.
gia del pueblo puertorrique y
al descubrimiento de sus nece-
sidades, que ell trascurso de al
gunas horas fuera mas que suf =
ciente para darles una suprema
superioridad sobre los nativos,
que habian de contemplar y de
bendecir estupefactos la insigne
obra de los Legislatures debu-
tantes. s.
Esto era ell colmo. La exalta-
cion ruidosa, impossible. de los
continentales v la depression, ell
mas absolute desprecio de los
naturales del pals.
Era un ultraje tan evidente
al pueblo de Puerto Rico, que
no podia 'encontrar amparo en-
la opinion, nj en- la prensa a po-
co que llegaran a fjarse en- no
sotros estos dos gigantes de la
metropoli.
Pero luchabamos con uu NAL
que tenia abrumadoras pesa.
dumbres.
sQien nos conocia en- la me.
tropoli? iQuien saba de nos
otros algo que Sc aproximara a
la verdad y no fuera una de
aquellas infames calumnias pro-
paladas en- los informes ofciales?
lDonde pudo resonar ell grito
del pueblo que reclamaba justi-
cia?
Cuando el parlamento pudo
haber hablado, ahogo su voz la
amenaza de! Ejeuutivo. El
egoismo ruin disfrazado de ex
cesiva contianza mantenia una
insensata division entire los ma
t1vos, division que supieron
utilizar en- su provecho gober-
nantes como Mr.. Hunt.
Y luego la indlferencia de la
metropoli; la indiferencia NOR
tai que lIegaba a los extremes
inverosimiles de que Sc ignore
aun, por la mayoria de la nacion
en- que latitudes esta Puerto
Rico, ST es una isla intertropical,
8 forma parte del Archipelago
magallanico, 81 es I'm pueblo ci-
vilizada Q una horda contra la
cual pudieran ser empleados
los procedimientos de que fue-
ron victimas los indios conti-
nentales.
Esa pertinaz ignorancia res
pecto de nosotros y de nuestra
Isla, lego a revestir caracteres
peligrosos.
Nos igncraban, nos descono.
clan todos. Los que viven ALA
~ los que venian aqui: hasta los
funcionarios amoldaban su ma
nera de yer las cosas al men
guado patron que recibieron de
nosotros. Los misioneros de
todas las sectas. llegaron a nues
tras costas, como a un pals sal.
vaje. y en- vez de confesar su
error, en- vez de declarar que era
falsO, que era extrailo. que era
absurdo ell concepto que Sc tenia
de nosotros, apOyaban Con ex-
travagantes relaciones de una
falacia manifesto, la menguada
version primitiva que nos ofre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
Nota del dia

DlCIuO tOS ICplCSSubdAtSS uCl
pueblo americana, empeflandose
en- mantener un regimen que
no debe subsistir mas tempo.
Tanto como cl informe de los
municipies, ha podido enseflar-
les a esas entidades de las que
espera Ell remedio la colonia, Ell
tono sarcastico en- que comenta
las anomalias del regimen, The
Evening Post, del veinticinco
de Julio.
En- .un articulo que es TN
alarde feliz de ironia y de criti
ca, condena el colega la coloni
zacion americana. fundando las
razones del fracaso en las def
ciencias esenciales del regimen
y en- la incapacidad de los fun
cionarlos de importation.
Es un articulO que hace no
nor al periodismo de la metro
poll y'que ensenara q los torpes
fuucionarios sque estan en- la is
la, a diferenc1ar la Criti a nece-
saria que Sc inspira en- la lega
lidad y el derecho, la critica que
tiene su razon de ser en- ell res
peto a la justicia. de 10 one ha
designado el egoismo patriotic
TO con ell nombre de antiameri-
CaniSmO. O
La preusa de este ultimo CO.
rreo viene lIena de valientes, de
habiles. de justas censuras con
ira 81 estado actual de Cosas.
Los engrefdos funcionar1os
que no obstante el NAL que nos
~estan causando, viven en- IN en-,
greimiento contuma han debi-
do sufrir una desl1uslon inmen-
sa al coger en- sus avidas manos
los grandes diarios de la metro
poll, buscando elogios inmere-
cidos que equilibraran las just1-
cieras criticas del pals.
Pero 10 debieron sorpren-
derse. Las cosas han llegado a
TN punto en- que solo ellos. y
ESQ porQue su Incompetence
CORE parejas con su egolsmo,
solo e,los estan Conformes con
la exploitation colonial, heCha
en- una forma tan despiadada y
tan brusca
Al fin anima al espiritu pu-
blico en- la metropoli IN soplo
de iusticia. No Sc alza la voZ
en- defensa nuestra tan recla CO
mo debiera ser, pero Sc cxtrala
de que haya en- una nacion re-
gida por la republica, quien Sc
sorprenda y escandalice de que
los puertorrique pidan Ell 60
bierno propio, cuande estan
siendo victimas de una tirania
vejaminosa.
La falsa prudencia en- que Sc
escudan los egoistas que retie-
men a la Colonia en- una servi-
dumbre ominosa y en- una ruina
desesperante, no Contaba con
que dentro del continente Sc
dan espectaculos POGO edihcan-
tes. como los de Philadelphia y
San Louis.
Todas las fngidas inquietu-
des que aparentan sent1r por
nosotros, 81 dejaran de ejercer
la inverosimil tutela que nos es-
ia abrumando, es mas logico
que deblerap sentirlas, esos re-
dentoristas, por los escandalos
ADMINISTRATORS que en- la pro-
pia metr0poli Sc suceden, sin
que nosotros pidamos que a esos
Estados victimas del NAL GO
bierno, Sc les ponga tutores
que las desadministren y liQui-
den.
Una de las razones de queja,
aducidas en- ell memorial de la
Asam blea de los municipios y
que ha impresionado a la OPT
nion p1blica en- Ell continente,
es la de que vengan aqui los je-
fes de los departamentos y a las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
Los puertorriquenos
piden autonon1a
Del Herald de New York;

Una gran Convention adopta
una peticion al Congreso. pi-
diendo una Camara y un Sc.
nado Insular. - Ataques al
Consejo Executive. Sc hace
la acusaoion de que los Cabe-
zas de. Departamentos llegan
a la Isla sin conocer las nece-
sidades del pals.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26
a NEW THEORY.
8. r. News Letter ReLocates scotty's
Famous Mine.


Il begins to appear now that the
scheme back Of the gyrations Of that
sensational individual known as
"Scotty" is nearing q. solution for
the waiting public. It has been clev-
erly worked to climax at heavy
cost, and well enough advertised 20
swing q large crowd of investors its
way when the trap is sprung. Now
trailer has tracked the assistant #
"Scotty'' to the wonderful mine, which
is said to be located in totally diff
ferent direction from that previously
intimated, and searched without .e-
suits. Native gold is said to be stick
ing out of the ledge in great chunks
a tale which will probably hold good
and profitable until another is told,
to suit a change in circumstances. AS
the mine has now been moved from
the Funeral Range to the Panamint
range, the stock in. the last named dis
trict will probably derive some benefit
until the next move is made on the
Board. Some day we will doubtless
hear the inside of the story, and the
mystery will be solved.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26

business in eight figures Jan. ], 1900
which can be broken only by sacrific-
ing everything to the God Of New
Business. They will be satisfied 20
wend their way peacefully along with
good will toward all and with malice
toward none, to write q steady in
creasing volume Of business. which
shall be Of the best character, and to
have as their slogan, first and para
mount absolute security to policy
holders, and stand today willing 10
meet any man in joint debate that
the Reliance Life Insurance Compa ~
of Pittsburg, Pa, offers to the insur-
ance public as great inducements as
any insurance company in this coun-
try.
r. B. PHILLIPS,
Special Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26
UToPIANs COMING.
Fine Aggregation Of Mirth, Women
and Music.

Handsome women, jolly comedians,
magnificent scenery beautiful cos
tunes and brilliant electrical effects
are al in evidence with the Utopian
company which will be the offering
at the Carson opera mouse Nov. %.
Every single member of the large
cast has been selected with the
greatest care by Manager Dinkins
and every place it has already ap-
peared it is said to be one of the
best shows Of its kind ever seen. The
extravaganza part of it iscalled''Mix
ed Muddled :nd Fixed" and IS in two
acts. The comedy and musical mum
hers give excellent cnance to the
male and female members CT the
company to show to the best advan
tage,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26
MONDAYS PLAY.
Fire Scenic Production to be Given
the Public.

Persons, who beside enjoying a
good play are interested in stage
achievement that took twenty men
i've months to build will be sure tn
see Klimt and Gozzolo's ION THE
Bridge at Midnight which is coming
Monday evening.
They will find the $4,000 reproduc-
ton of the jackknire style of draw
bridge equal to the expectation pr
oused by it's fame and they will be
delighted with the bright comedy and
romance of w. l.. Roberts well
known drama.
A story full of heart interest and
comedy is told in "On the Bridge at
Midnight" A blind mother and her
only child are lie prominent char
acters. The child is stolen and the
mother makes long sad search for
it. The doings of Germany the prof
essor arouse frequent laughter, and
Reddy, the newsy, brighten the play.
Tears and laughter often follow in
quick succession and one of the main
incidents involve the jackknife brigde
which opens as ship passes through
the draw in full sight of the audience
The realistic setting and the acting
of the strong company. which Messrs.
season makes the attraction one Il
Klimt and Gozzolo have proided this
the best ON the road. IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26
Wholesale Business.

AL. Livingston, who lately disposed
of his saloon in this city to the Re
gan brothers. yesterday purchase'y
the building next to the Chedic Butch
er shop. He will Immediately move
into his new quarters with a complete
line Of liquors and cigars, which will
be sold at wholesale only. For many
years Mr.. livingston has carried on
IA wholesale business, but this has
been conducted together with his
regular saloon. From this time forth
the business will be wholesale alone
The new quarters are centrally locat
ed and viii give the block a better ap
pearance. Good luck to Mr. Living
stone in the line that he is undertak
ing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26
SILVER PEAK.
schwab and his Associates Take Over
the Property.

Perhaps no sale Of mining property
in Nevada has been of more far reach
ing effect than the present transfer
Of the old Blair property at Silver
Peak to Charles Schwab and asso-
ciates. This proposition has been
recognized as one of great merit for
number of years yet because of its
being tied up in the Blair estate, liti-
cation and the wealth of the owners,
nothing could be done as 1t requires
an enormous expenditure at the OUT
set probably 100000 men only Of
practically unlimited means could
even consider it for a moment. The
Silver Peak range is short and some
what irregular in form. It lies i'm
mediately east of the northern end
Of the White Mountain range and, like
this range has a general northwest
southeast trend. On the north the
range is separated by low pass from
the Monte Cristo Mountains while on
the south it runs into the northern
, ranges. From near the southern end
OF the range spur runs off to the
north forming the eastern boundaries
of Clayton valley, which lies between
it and the main range.
The Blair property consists of forty
or fifty claims all of which were pat
ented 25 of 80 years ago. The prin-
cipal claim is the Silver King On
which there ere several thousand feet
of drifts, inclines and open Is. The
greatest verticle depth attained en-
the ore body below the apex of the
lode does not exceed 100 feet For
many years this property was in the
hands Of leasCrs. who goughed AMI
Quilted all the rich ore ossible and
left it in the worst possible shape for
operations, and yet, Notwithstanding
this condition experts who have from
time to time made exhaustive exami-
| nations do not hesitate to declare
that there is actually $5O,000,O00 IN
sight. Although the ore in this case
| is in no sense blocked out there ap-
| pears to be one vast mountain of ore
which will average $3.50 per ton in
| gold, "a per cent Of which is abso
| lutely free. However. in one place
| the work disclOses shoot of AZ feet
wide which will average over SIG
| per ton in gold. Many very 'han1-
some specimens showing enormously
rich in free gold nave been found
| Some of these specimens showed
| great globules Of gold sticking out Of
them.
One of the leasors of the olden Tins
was John Chiatovich. more commonly
known as the king of Silver Peak,
and it seems to be authenticated tha
he alone took out $i25,000 net from
!, the property. Many years ago ther,
was a Seton mill, but it is long sine,
wreck
The most conservative 'estimat e
makes it necessary to expend NOR
than 100000 at once in order /,
thQroubly exploit THE old property
and in this work the old working
cannot be utilized. Again, not les.
than 20O-stamp mill could be con
sidered for moment. And in orde
to operate the property on this exten
sive and aggressive plan, it will b,
necessary to pipe the water from tn,
White Mountain range, and also bull,
a gravity tram two and half mile
long from the mine to the mill Site
-.--;AEn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26

"cravenette" Rain Coats SIS to $50
Both plain and belted styles,
made of genuine Priestley's "Crav-
enetted" fabrics, the only perfect
water proof matrials, in plain and
fancy weaves Of light and dark
colorings; smart and stylish Tor
clear weather - we'll as perfect
Rain Coat when Il rains.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26

Try Heinz's mince meat, pickallilies
chow-chow and Relishes. N evala
turkeys, Oregon apples for You
Thanksgiving dinner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26
Church Notices.

Episcopal-Holy Communion at S
a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. /;
morning prayer and sermon at IL a.
m; evening prayer and sermon at
7:30 D. M The public is cordially
invited to attend these services.
Methodist-11 a. m. Life that is
Life 1880 p. m. THE Gospel of
Power"
sbyterian-Services at IL a. m.
and 7:S0 p. m. Sunday school 1t
p. m.
A services will be held in the Pres
byterian church at II a. m. on Thurs
day, the both, in accord with the pro-
carnations of the president of the
United States and the governor of
our State. May everyone find out the
many things worth thanksgiving and,
coming together. exnress this thank.
| fulness. 1t is a bad state with us
when we imagine that we have moth.
ing to be thankful for. A. bad state
because there is always something
wrong and radically wrong with us
i Rev. F. w. Lloyd will deliver. the
Thanksgiving sermon. ~
Mrs. Mary ROsser was an arriva
yesterday from California. She is tn.
guest of Mrs. Jesse Bright.
II j.. T. Davis who has been in TOno
pah for several weeks has returned
to this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26
Yale Wins Game

Yale Wins Game.
Yale defeated Harvard on the Grid
iron yesterday by score of to y.
Forty three thousand people wit
messed the game.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26

The son Of the late Louis Wedekind
Of Reno, appointed admin traitor If
his fathers estate was reqy ) Gle
a bond for 100000.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26

We've got your size ready TOR
Won to wear out OF the store.
And you can be absolutely sure q
the rightness Of the style, nnish
and at and that you've got full
dollars worth ~ value for ever.
dollar you pr Ms.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-26
For is lay.

! Custom suits and oyercoats will lie
sold at reduced prices-and reason
able time given for payment.
No advantage in waiting put N
your order and receive your goods
before Christmas.
The same offer stands good for
carpets, linoleum, "Crex" Rugs door
mats and all other articles kept IN
20 first class carpet house.
IA Yours respectfully,
i CHAUNCEY .LATTA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22
l~lnnlilflidlCr Stnri.

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reno Charles @crpid. Elm 2ut'}Ilg.
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mar, ucrlor cr lcincn Salt, lief out
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tlnoIldlcn G%lcpotora, NIltt Damn 5ul
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Sdudtca oilrd) mo iulritc TOO NlE
tlci hlnob. Gr muroc ollQcublldlitD
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d)cL iclnc Nrmc mo @clnc Qlclh
iale, un6 or hattie an0crmrltllc, ul
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