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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
BANK STATEMENT.

OF. THE FINANCIAL.
CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS
4 MARlNE BANK, LOCATED AZ,
4 NEWPORT NEWS, IN THE STATE
\ OF VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE Or
\ BUSINESS. MARCH IA 1905,
MADE 80 THE STATE CORPORA
TION COMMISSION.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
PROGRESS ON WARsnlps
SUMMARY OF NAVAL CONSTRUCT
TON DURING PAST MONTH.
Good Work Was Done at Local Plant.
Although the New York Navy Yard
is Gaining in Race.

The naval bureau Of construction
and ropair has issued flhe following
summary OF progress during the
month CT February on vessels build
ing for the government:
Deg. OF Comp'n
Per Cent
Feb. !. Mar l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
A las Madrcs de Faniia

En- todos aquellos casos en- que las
j6venes experimental dificultad en-
formarse 6 desarrollarse, aconsejamos
sus madres les hagan tomar despues
de cada comida una copita de vino de
Quinium Labarraque; pues. en- efecto
es sufcicute para Curar en- POGO item
DO y sin sacudidas los estados de Ian
guidez, de debilidad 6 de auenia, aun
aquellos mas antiques y rebeldes to
do otro remedio.
No es extrafio. por 10 tanto, cue Ia
Academia de Medicina de Paris hsya
acordado aprobar la formula de dicho
producto, recomendandolo asi 4 Ia
confanza dc los enfermos, y dando
con esta preciada recompensa una
prueba de su sabiduria y rectitud.
Inntil es 'que, por nuestro parte
hagamos Ell elogio de ese remedio
,,ue es facil procurarse en- todos las
farmacias igualments que en- ell Depo
sito Central: Casa Frere, 10, rue Jacob.
Paris: con la circunstancia, ademas, de
que no cabe pensar en- otro tratamien-
to mas eficaz nj ecor6mico por cuan
to hay medicamento para IS dfas con
solo una botella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
Las COaufersemCiaS
de Tamgera
La fecha de las cOnferencias

Nueva York, lures.-Desde Loudres comu-
nican que las conferencias de Tanger seran
apazadas para Sertiembre, al efecto Sc hacen
gesti ones cerca de los poderes para consegui1
que Sc proponga la fecha que habia sido indica-
"a para las 1euniones
Algunas potencas que tienen sus miras pues
tas en- ell Oriente, Quieren conocer las soluclo-
mes de la paz de Washington. anIes de COME
renciar en- Tanger.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
Las CiudadeS del
Mar. Mues.t0
Una rebeldla sin fuerZaS

Nueva York, lunes.-Dicen los despachos
recibidos de San Petersburgo que restablecldo el
orden entire los tripulantes de la escuadra del
Mar Negro, vueltos la obediencla algunos
de los marinos subevados, la paz podra 1mpo-
nerse en- las ciudades que hicieron causa comnn
con los rebeldes.
La rebellion que parecia formidable esta en-
visperas de ser dominada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10

OILY DT tlC lilIu DGlS % tllS DUASdu -
cracy and which they l,ielii>ulFCs have
been the sole ores to enioY.
We wa to is Gnatl "a DIS. DAt we
are weary Of the hea:y songs prcten :
ded to be hymns. which the redenp-
tionists have invented with which TO
announce the beauties and advantages
of atnericanization. However, it is
unnecessary to again repeat the list OF
the daily blunders committed by the
government.
The government has been taught
severe lesson by the action of thc stri-
kers in appointing board of arbitra-
tion which is unquestionably better
method Of settling the conflict than
that of resorting to the clubs of the
police. The government merits the
accusation thar it has failed to foresee
the gravity and the danger of the
strike, and it should justly be held
responsible for the present seriousness
f the problem.
For some time we have been hea-
ring the complaints, the protests and
the rumors of a strike among the ste
vedores,r>
For several months everyone has
been able to note the signs of the ac-
tual disturbance.
There has not been general spirit
of rebellion, exciting the minds of the
stevedores TO take this unusual course;
they have net suddenly acted on q Ia
tai suggestion and proclaimed the
strike witout warning.
The strike has been advertised, it
has been announced.
Like all storms it hes had its war
ning clouds: if the government believ-
ed that it better served the interests
of the public by refusing to mediate;
if it failed to appreciate the serious
ness cf the situation; if it neglected to
measure the importance of foreseeing
and being prepare d for what has
transpired, on its shoulders must rest
the responsibility.
The conflict is old. The attitude of
the w,rkmen who protest against the
insuffcieney of the daily wages paid
them, has been indicated for some til
me. Nevertheless, the strike has CO.
me and the authorities have neither
pro6ted by the warning, so plain to
every one else. nor have they changed
their attitude of indolent indifference.
For that, they revert to the new
methods. which, accord ng to our
view, hold no solution for any conflict,
neither ser, any purpose other than
to carry disturbance into all the phases
of collective life with their reiterated
4ud ann chistic interference without
by anyone and which are
contrary to the infexi lie ltgic on
which are founded the superior met
huds and measures known by our
people.
If the newness consists in pretend
ing not to see the transcendent lmpor-
rance of questions, those very modest
functionaries of the exported class
ought to examine closely into the ad-
want 4ges of the new methods which
hey wish to adopt, SO that they may
understand them and know how to
apply them.
From their standpoint, every thing
appears to consist in strengthening the
cords Of the hammock and increasing
The number of the insular police. And
that is all that the government is cal
led upon to do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
P0s. que gss IN am wosasao
gs ssuqsae


Nueva York, lupes.--El gobierno de Ru'
mania entregara ell buque al almirante de la
escuadra del Mar Negro, pclo no hara entrega
de los marineros que Sc han acogldo la ban
dera de dcha naclon, buscandO amparo
Los marnos dicen que no han volado el bu
que. Dor no restar fuerzas Russia, va que tam
POGO era su proposito combatlr con los otros
barcos de la Armada rusa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10

EDITORIAL

|. We have been Informed that seve
Nal importing hou.es, in view Of the
strike and the unlike lihood of an ear
ly settlement OF the trouble, nave ad-
lvised theft correspondents in New
York to discontinue further shipments
of merchandise until the strikers and
the company owning the dock, against
whom the strike has been declared
have come to an agreement.
The course adopted is drastic one
but under the circumstances it ap
pears to be the most prudent and
least prejudjcial to their interests.
If it had been done at the begin
ming of the trouble, possibly it would
have been the means Of the move
|ment not being turned aside into
other channels.
However, the course pursued by
some merchants. and which perhaps
will be followed by others. unless
there is an early settlement of the
conflict, and the naming of a commi-
tee of arbitration composed Of repre-
sentatives of al. the labor organiza
tons affected. may have beneficial
results, and at least lessen the gravity
of the pending question and enable Us
to hope for solution of the problem
without there being any recourse to
extreme violence. contingency to be
lamented by everyone.
But Notwithstanding this grave ru-
mors are ci:cu.a ting Of general mo-
vent among the organizations of
wor king men, should the efforts Of the
committe of al bitriation prove abor =
tive.
Therefore, the situation cannot be
said to be better than it was on Satur.
day or that the horizon shows signs
of clearing.
1t would be we'll to note in the ap
parent calm of this period OF the st1i
ke the muttering of thunder, and
to look for measures of prudence, Il
persua sion aud of harmony.
Among the lawyers who appear on
the proposed committee Of arbitration
of the striking work1nen is Mr.:Todd.
That IS another favorable circums,
tance; because it is natural to suppose
that our Mayor will endeavor to find
means of bringing about harmonious
of the strike. which already
threatens to spread. as evidenced by
the action of the bakers. who ara pre-
pairing to strike on Monday in the
event of the efforts of he committee
of arbitration being unsuccessful.
A lack of bread in the capital would
be serious aggravation Of the pres
ent abnormal situation,
Perhaps the spread of the move
ment among the workmen is what
occupies the attention and thought Of
our first municipal authority, as il
does that of every one, save those of
the government, who remain imper
turbable and Indifferent, doing nothing,
proclaiming the wisdom of their
methods.
And we should not be accused of
making inordinate demands. For the
noisy panegyrics which the acoly-
tes of the congregation repeat daily
with the regularity of a machine, We
find it necessary to ask for another
kind ST official conduct and for other
results, which are in harmony with the
proclaimed, the good
fortune with which we were to be
blessed by the new methods known
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
Una zaaediclsa que
perjssdSca al Cxaa"
Una mordaza 4 La voz p6blica

Nueva York, lunes- Dicen los telegramas
de San Petersburgo, que e! Gar ha prohibido la
publication de todos los dlarios del lmperio, me
nos los que ven la luz publ1ca en- San Peters
burgo son afectos al gobierno.
Esto ha producido una nueva oleada de in
dignaci6n en- el pals, sera origen de algunas
reclaim aciones importantes, puesto que hay en-
presas extranjeras que nan sufrdo perjuicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
e. sEE9o&@ ssaEzssee"
&c m s.enssies0 eas ESusasaEsE@
Otra nOticia sensational

Nueva York, lunes.-Continua siendo Ell te'
ma de actualidad la marcha sensational del AGO.
razado russo "Potemkine.>
Los timos d. spachss recibidos dicen que
Sc ha rendido ell buque en- I'm puerto de Ruma
MIA donde fueron los sublevadoS busCandO re-
fug1o contra la persecuc6n de que eran obJeto.
Ell gobierno lie Rumania garantiza la lber
tad de los sublev adOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
Los E'efasgisd0s
no Sc esztregass
Una respuesta altiva

Nueva York lunes Ell gobierno de Ru-
mania. ha manifestado rotundamente al go
bierno de San Petersburgo al almirante russo
que no entregara ninguno de los rebeldes que
Sc han scogido al amparo del pabellon de Ru-
mania.
Los rusos, segun dicen los despachos, no
han insstido en- su demanda, contentandose con
la entrega del buque.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
Servlelo Especial del Bolein Mercanln
OABLEGRAMAS.
OficiaHes s.ssos det@srEe dos
Juzgados en- consejo de guerra

Nueva York ]unes.-Los ohciales que ap;a
recen comolicados en- el movimiento han sido
presos seran juzgados en- consejo de guerra.
No obstante el fracaso que ha tenido el
pronunciamiento, ell espiritu de protesta esta
cada vez mas encenddo contra ell gobierno ruso
entire las clases militares sc teme que vuelya
a reprod ucrse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10

Ell complot desobedecido

Nueva York, lunes. Los marinos subleva
dos en- Ell "Potemkne expican su frascaso d1
ciendo que eilos esperaban que todas las tr1pu,
laciones de los buQnes hablan de adoptar 1gual
4resolucon que ellos.
~ La sube acion obedecia I'm cemplot, Gu
yas resoluciones no han cunpAdo X mayer par
te de los que estaban conprometldos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
ULTIMA H0Rk
Trisfaslm0 SlCeSO

Ell TELEGRAPH ha traido la noticia de
que, hoy. al vadear el rio entire Fa-
jardo y Naguabo, perecio ahogsdo el
honorable ciudadano frances don Ma
to Luchetti
ESta penosa noticia ha producido
honda sensacion en- e5ta Ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
I'm error easa&@
han pagaeao caR'o
Ell movimiento de rebeld1a

Nueva York lunes-El espfrltu de protesta
" Ia necesidad de la rebeldia contra ell gobierno
russo estab ban tan absOlutamente generai1zadOs
entire todos los marinos rusos, que las tr1pula-
clones del "Potemkine', legaron Greer que no
quedaria un marino russo que dejara de segulr el
movimiento de rebeldia, una vez ln1clada la re-
.vouCion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
Los efeCx0S del CiGn3Ts
err Italia
Enumeration de los danos

Nueva York, lunes.-En la Capital france:
sa Sc han recbido varios despachos dando cuen'
ia dealos efectos causados por Ell ciclon que ha
hecho ,consderaoles dailos tn Italia.
Las Was de communication, los sembrados.
muchos edifclos, lineas teIegrahcas, ganados y
ETC. han sido destruidos por Ell temporal.
Ha sido no horrible clCl6n. =:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
NEuROsiNE PRUNlER
Dr., GONZALEZ MARTINEZ

Psrmanecera en- San Juan TIA mes.
Ofrece sus servicios en- ell Hotel 1ngla-
terra. Horas de Ofcina de 9 II
a. m. y de a 4 p. m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-10
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
NOe@s.1O

Rseissrsder d: Ia gropiedad sustituto que
come Notaris, en- Areeibo. Bajos de la casa
AAmero 13, calls de Ia Crus. % haee sargs
10 psesentar para su inscription On el Regis.
lzo Dc Ia propisdad del Distriso y remitir 4
los respestivos interesados. les aeeunsntss
Qss cen tAl objeto 20 10 env1as.
A1RoIBO. PUER1o nice.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
WILL EXAMINE WIVES.
Beef Trust Grand Jury Probing De-
parture of Officials.

Chicago, April 1.-two Chicago women are
said to form link in the chain Of evidence
which the government is trying to forge around
the packers. The women are Mrs. Irving A.
Want wife of the assistant secretary of Swift
& Co.. and Mrs. Richard W. Howes, wife Of the
head of the castings department of Swift
Co The husbands of both women are in Can
ada Want and Howes left Chicago before the
grand jury convened
That the husbands are in Canada at the in
stgation of the legal advisers Of a certain pack
ing company IS a charge which, it is said, the
government seeks to prove from the testimony
of the wives both of whom returned from Can
ada within the last few days.
Since returning Mrs. Howes is said to have
met attorney connected with prominent
packing firm and decided on plans for trip to
Europe with her husband. A similar trip for
the Wants is said to have been decided on at
the time.
The grand jury made efforts to-day to secure
enough evidence to indict a high official Of the
leading packing firms in Chicago on a charge
of attempting to influence witnesses. Although
indictments on the charge named have been re-
turned against five persons. it is said that ef-
forts are still being made to interfere with WITT
neSses.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
THE CAPITAL TROUBLED.
PutiIOf Works Shut-Large Forces
of Troops on Guard.

ST. Petersburg. April 15.-The Putiloff works
have been closed. A notice on the gates says
this is due 10 the unreasonable demands Of the
men, the threatening of officials, frequent in
terruption of work and disregard of the rules.
Several squadrons of dragons, detachments
Of grenadiers, mounted gendarmes and a regi-
ment OF shaFpshooters Of the Guard have been
stationed near the works all day long. Precau-
tions have been taken TO suppress possible dis
orders tomorrow. There is much excitement in
the district Several souadrons of Don Cossacks
have been brought in to reinforce the garrison
The peasant movement in the neighborhood OF
Moscow is also causing serious apprehensions.
Many properties along the Moscow -Kazan Rail-
road are guarded by troops. and the families OF
the land owners are seeking refuge in Moscow.
The trouble at the PutilOff Iron Works orig
mated in a plan of the employees to make the
burial Of men who were killed in a recent ac-
cident in the works political demonstration
The workmen proposed to have the burial in the
SInolensk Cemetery, which is in Vassih Os-
trow. opposite the city, and would involve a
fve-mile parade of the twelve thousand work
men directly through the heart OF the city. The
police insisted that burial take place in a ceme-
terry near the works but the wOrkmen refused,
and. it is reported will endeavor to carry out
their programme tomorrow which will mean
certain conflict with the police and Cossacks.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
FEDERAL SUIT LIKELY.
Judge Scott Calls on Jersey Policy
holders to Act.

Paterson, N. J.. April 10 (speciaD-Judge
Scott who is a policyhOlder in the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, proposes to bring suit
in the United States courts providing he obtains
enough backing from other policyhOlders in
New-Jersey. He has inserted advertisements
in Paterson and Newark papers requesting pol
icyhOlders to correspond with him. There are
two thousand pOlicyholders in Paterson and
more than ten thousand in the State.
Judge Scott declares he does not feel like
paying premiums every year for money to be
squandered by officers or managers. He holds
that every p0liCyhOlder has sufficient interest in
the vast surplus to demand a legitimate inquiry
into the management There is no doubt. Judge
Scott thinks that IL the managers and officers
have been guilty Of waste. as alleged. they can
be removed
Judge Scott has been busy hunting up the
law on the subject and he has prepared volu-
minous brief. He finds great uncertainty as to
whether the policyholders or the stockholders
have an interest in the surplus. and he will ask
that this question be determined by the court. os
we'll as ask for inquiry into the management
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
NO HOPE FOR STUART.
DR.. S. Weir MitchePs Opinion
Osteopathy May Be Tried.

1t is possible that If Sterling NJ. Stuart who
has lain paralyzed and helpless three weeks IN
the Flushing Hospital. continues as strong eS
he is at present. his mother. Mrs Ruth NC
Emery Stuart. will be prevailed on TO permit
physicians of the OsteoDathic school to treat
him.
Stuart, it win be remembered. in company
with Garrow Geer. son of the Rev w. Mon
tague Geer. vicar Of st. Paul's Chapel. Trinity
parish, Manhattan while attempting to climb
into a. window Of his home. at Flushing late at
night after dinner at the 9TH Regiment Ar
mory. fell and dslOeated his spine.
None OF the methods Of treatment that have
been attempted at the Flushing Hospital nave
resulted in any benefit One day last week DR.
s Weir Mitchell the noted specialist OF Fhla-
delphia was called in consultation. he suDJectso
Stuart to a thorough examination. 1t IS t@ne @
opinion of Dr. Mitchell that there is no helP iot
Stuart and that death will ultimately END MS
Mrs. Stuart has received from Mrs. NJ r.
HaIpin. of No 1858 Sth-ave., Manhattan a let-
ter stating that her son, who Is nineteen years
old was injured in a coasting accident IN hnucn u
the same way as Stuart and that osteopathy
had benefited him.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
TAKE "LIGHTNING JIM. .
Police Sag alleged Bookmaker Is
Former Republican Leader.

In arresting who says he is John Smith,
OF No. 1874 East 34th-st., but who the police say is
James L. Stewart, former Republican leader OF
the 10Th Assembly District. charge of making
a handbook, Detective Sullivan. Of the East S4th-
st. station. thrown to the floor by a crowd of
men yesterday afternoon. He was then compelled
to draw his revolver and, after struggle, man
aged get his prisoner the East S5th-st station.
Captain Shire noticed many gathering about
saloon at S5th-st. and 3d-ave and he ordered De-
tectives Sullivan and Kane to investigate Sulli-
van entered the saloon, which, the police say, is
owned by James Purcell. and says he saw several
give money Smith" One in the crowd
recognized the detective and Immediately there
was scramble. Sullivan jumped at Smith and
grabbing him by the collar, arrested him. Several
men jumped on the detective, knocking him to the
floor.
AT the station house Captain Shire said Smith
was Stewart, and known as Lighting. JIM Stew
art. The captain said Stewart arrested four
ttTnes for keeping an alleged pOolroOm in East 3Sd-
st. on - January H. the captain said, Stewart was
eral Sessions. The prisoner was later batled out.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
A PRETENCE OF REFORM.
Little HeadsOay Made by Russia"
COnpmissiOns-L010S StTiCter.

St Petersburg April 16.-The endless bureau
cratic commissions charged with the various
reforms are all working briskly and making
great noise. but little real headway, as all their
decisions are provisional only. and must 20
through the Council OF the Empire and receive
imperial approval before being translated into
acts. But while the words Of all breathe reform
acts tend to a contrary direction. For in
stance the press commission DEGREES additional
liberties, but the censorship regulations grow
severer.
The deplorable lack Of confidence in the gov
ernment's sincerity in placing the reforms IN
the hands OF the bureaucracy resulted in the
formation this week by barristers OF nucleus
for a national organization in favor OF con-
stitution Even N. SOuvorin, Editor Of the
'Novoe vremya.' who IS opposed to censtitu-
tionalisnl, cries out against the delay. He
openly denounces the stupidity OF the govern
ment, which. he says. drives serious minded
intelligent men who meet 70 talk on the coun-
try's welfare out Of town. while daily and
nightly revolutionaries meet in spite OF the
police.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

20 send such information TO q cOast-station by
wireless telegraph rs unfriendly.
This Is not the first time the British have con-
veyed a valuable warning 20 their friends. In
the ChinO-Japanese War; when Great Britain
WAS on the side OF China, a British cruiser at
Wei-Hai-Wei warned the Chinese admiral By
nring salute on the approach Of the japanese
neet, although II was night. when Il Is not the
custom 20 salute in that fashion.
Doubt as 20 the result OF the approaching ma
va action IN the Far East, wfsch so much
depends, weakened prices on the Bourse to-day.
all quotations falling. Imperial fours. however,
enly yielded quarter Of point.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
CHURCH REFORM DENIED.
Emperor Refuses CIergy's Petition
Another Promise.

St Petersburg, April 15.-Emperor Nicholas
has decided that the moment is inopportune to
grant the petition of a group of the influential
clergy for convocation Of a general council 10
effect a reform of the ecclesiastical administra-
ton. on the margin of the petition his majesty
appended a note as follows:
= I find it impossible in ths present disturbed
times to undertake a task of such magnitude
,aoriring calm consideration. Following the
old example of the orthodox Emperors, lntenu
however as soon there is a favorable mo-
ment, TO set on foot this great work ana sum
mon The council OF the old Russian Church for
a canonical discussion of questions OF faith and
ecclesiastical reform.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
RUSSIA IN NO DANGER.
MeIUaLe z. Stone Says Country
Viii Not Haze ReUOLutiOn.

Melville z Stone, general manager Of The Asso-
ciated Press explained yesterday afternoon at a
meeting of the Chicago Woman's Club OF New
York in Whittier Hall why, in his opinion. Russia
is not now facing a revolution and why her cOndi-
ton is not comparable to that of France in 1882
He said, in part:
There IS no such thing as national unity or PRIDE
in Russia. The body Of people who pass under the
name Of Russians are more Russians than you
and l. except for their compulsory adhesion TO the
laws Of that country. Russia IS made up OF In
Vulnerable little entities that do not join in ma
tionsl spirit and, because of this lack of homo
geneity national revolution cannot be eXI ected IN
the future. - -. =.
revolution must and will come in time, but It
will NOT take the form the French Revolution did.
Meanwhile the one weapon. the bomb. remains. 1t
is an awful thing. Still. when bombs are thrown
the government gets pretty good. When the police
are on top il is not so good