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Nota del dta

EEaA AAsA ~ -
legislative, para Ia unica repre-.
sentacion possible dc IA voluntad
popular puertorriquena
I'll momento e. oportuno. pues.
TO que no lleva raZas de reanu.
darse aquel Juego dc cubiletes,
aQuel toma v daca que tanto
gusto dio a la congregation de
funcionarios, V es Ia OCCASION de
hablar con honradez Y sin ia
pulos.
Lo aunico que espera el pals
en- masa. 10 unico que reclama
:: la totalldad de la isla Y aguar-
da con ansias de vida Q muerte
la mitad de nuestra poblacion,
es Ell emprestito para la agricul-
tura, es el auxilio para la in
duStria CAFETERIA.
El proyecto de ley que Ell
pals aguarda con tanta lmpa-
cieucia. con ansledad tan natu
raj y deseos tan vivislmos, no
sc ha presentado aun en- la Ca :
mara de Representatives,
"A que Sc espera2 rs que va
invade ell amino de los delega
dos la impression descepcionan-
te, amargamente pesimista, la
certeza cruel de que la ley del
emprestito. no ha de ser apo
bada en- la Camara ALTA
Pues ST ESQ Ocurre, ST ESQ pasa,
despues de saber corlo sabemOs
todos que ell emprestito es por
:. ahora la uniCa salvaCi6n, no eS
con resignaclOnes tristes, nj con
silencios imposibles la manera
de*"Corresponder tan extra1lo
tenor y a tan horrible sospecha
Lo natural seria que, en- un
case asi, la Camara que repre-
senta la soberania popular se
aprestara a buscar los medlos
legales Y ordena1os, para pro
vocar una crisis del regimen Vi
gente, de Ia ley Foraker
Y ESQ Sc puede ConseRuir. De
mo,trar 10 indemoCratiCO, 10
esenoia!mente iInperlaIista de
esa ley que no deja EN- manOs
de los ndtlvOs el empleo de
remedies que ellos cOnocen 60.
mo de reconoclda eh1acia para
la gravedad de la crisis econ0-
mica, es cOsa hecha Y harto
probada va. Pero tambien es
posi- bic prOv0Car alteraCianes o
modlfcaCiOnes esenc!ales del
regimen, va que sabemos posi-
tivamente que nos lleva a la
aniquilacl0n y q Ia rulna con
Sumada.
FL pueblo necesita colocarse
a la defensive
ST sc lie niegan suS dereChOs +;
ST sc lie qultan sus recursOS y
Sc lie blOquea y sc le sltia pot
ham bre, no puede tOmar Otro
camino que Ell de la defensa,
nj pensar en- otra cosa que en-
vivlr.
En- vivir todo trance, a des-
pecho de todos Y de todo, como
quiera que sea, arrostrando to-
das las cOnseCuenCiaS, dandO
pruebas de energia de caracter.
de entereza, obrando dentro de
la correction y del orden.
Es precise yer 10 que convie
ne para garantlzar. hasta donde
sea possible medida de nues-
tras tuerzas, la aprobacl0n del
empr6Stito para el cafe.
+ indu1e Dlemente puede su-
gerirse un medic que al par que
sc halla a cubierto de toda in :
culpaci6n de llegalldad, ret1eja
viporosamepte el anhelo cons
tante la aspiration unanime
del pals en- estos momentos. los
mas angustiosos de su vida.
To1os los proyectos de ley
que son presentados a la Asam-
blea, contienen una clausula res
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-30

Que nombrs de vapor mas s,mr-ii.
@. que Teonerdos tsene para noSo
tres va es,&bamos a. p'e de Ia esos.
ia Y deSde el boie pedismss yer ia
yrandszs del buqse
r. q ms grarde que uene "a com
pasta irss@ilsnuea No Ia hecso mas
Que dos viajes Puerto Rice. es u.
buque superior. DC condiciopes mar
mas imponderables de una grandeEa
confortadsra.
Cerca del ANTONIO Lopez estsba
un vapor de turiStas. - Psrecia an lin
do bote de vapUr.:.
FL segundo nayordemo, persona
muy atsnta y simp1 ica Sc agreg6 a
nosotros para ensefiarnos el bueue, sss
varios epartamentos, sus elegantes
camaras sus espaciosos caha:otes,
corforra bles, amplios.
FL amablc captain el distinguido
consignatario nos abrumaron con sus
atencienes; colmando la mcdida de
auestra curiosidad que fue verdadera-
mente sorprendida ante la magniheen-
cia desplegada por tsdas parties.
La camara do as delicosa ST.
tuada de tai mane-a que tiene aire por
los cuatro vientos, resuta un sitio de
vsrdadero placer.
E buque tiene calorificos ventla-
dores, en- Ia camara en- los camArotes,
en- 81 sa Ion de nusica, en- elsfumador,
en- todas parties; p9rque la provision
ln4s admira BILE y ell gusto mas exquisi-
to han hecho en- ell "Antonio Lopez"
un derroche verdadero.
En- el comedor suntuose, hay un ar
monium; en- ell fumador un piano y
otro piano seberbo en- el salon de mt
sica, donde tocaba en- ocasion en- que
| llega mos nosotros, una religiosa tere-
sisna.
varias rcligiosas de Ia lnisma con-
eregacion escuchaban, sin levantar los
ojos, con las manos cruzadas bajo los
escapularios, la mhsica admirable.
Despues dos pasajeros ejecutaron
varlas pleas con violin guitarra. Y
per tltimo, la bella sefiorita de Fer.
nandez TOGO una DANA.
| En- el salon de m6sica esta la BIZ
bliotcca y la cap:lla.
Esta disimulada dentro de 10 bi-
bioteca que esta repleta de hbros
misticos.
La vida de San Martin, LA San
ia Biblia" Santa Teresa de Jesds"
"San Ignacio, versos de San Juan
de la Cruz tantos otros libros de
esos que dejan una impression sedante
en- el amino; libros para alta mar, para
hacer impression en- los espiritus cuan-
DO el temporal jue9a con las embar-
caciones que parecen ciudades aotan-
.es, ricas y opulentas. come ell "Anto-
MO Lopez
Ell fumador es delicioso.
Subimos mas nos hallamos en- ell
camarote del captain, Jlnto al cuarto
de derrota y ell puente
Mire usted, desde aquf-me dijo el
se6er Mun4rriz.
La chimenea de una grandeza fan
tasmal, lnmensa, ell buque immense
tam bi6n, Sc podian absrcar con la
vista, desde aquella sltura.
Y hasta ALI subian alternando con
| los ecos de las yoces, con los ruidos de
los cargadores de las maquinas, ar
gentinos vibrantes que arrancaba al
piano Ia joven rsligiosa
Al bajar del puente, ell senior Can
dina NOS lmpuso silencio.
lei seior Luz4rraga, primer Official!
nos dijo:
Y nos estrechamos las manos
Estos marinos vizcainos dan la
mano de una manera conmovedora
como 81 fueran amigos de la infancia
que vclvemes yer, como parientes
muy cercanos.
En- sus ojoc habituados nirar en-
10 immense hay un fondo de superio-
ridad abrumadora. Los marines mi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-30
Traslado de Consultorio

RI DIR. Don Gustavo Muhoz
Ia rrasladado su Consultorio a
la casa mum. s. de la calle de
Tetuan Telefono. asa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Newport News Beats Phosbus by
Score of to 2.
SMALL CROWD SAW THE GAME
announcement That Teams would
Play at Pine Beach Kept People
Away Frem Casino piamond-cle
yer Double Plays--visltors filters.

In one OF the fastest and most clean.
~ played games ever seen on the Ca
s.no diamond the Newport News base.
ball tc,tm defeated the Phoebus nine
Yesterday afternoon by The score OF
"ta2 The game was an exciting II
from start 10 finish ana the two lind.
RED or more a n gathered around the
side lines were given ample oppGrt,.
nifty to root for their favorite teams.
he contest was replate with sensa.
tlcnal catches. remarkable fielding AM,
1ast double plays on the part OF the
rlnvera Oh both mines. The PlIocmls
players had slightly the best of the
JcCnis at the bat. as their hitting was
timely. but In the field their work was
below the standard SGT In The start
anil maintained throughout hy the 10
..als.
Owing to the fact that II had been
announced last week and Yesterday
morning that the game would he play
ca on The Zine Eeach diamond. the
crowd which Witnessed @ahc contest
vas The smnlldefayliich has eyer gath
ercd on the Casino to see the Newport
News team play n match game. The
crowd made up In enthusiasm whit ii
tucked III size as the roofing con.
tingrnts of both teams lost no oppor.
tunity to get in their work.
Three Fast Innings.
= For three innings Of the game tho
players went CnL in enc. twn. three or.
der. except when the PhooIms team lei
at The ha. In the opening Of the first in
Ding. When four batters faced Hug
Gina. the local pitcher. In the open
tnE%of the fourth inning the Phoebut
team scored tie first run of The game
Henshaw. the second mnn up. wen,
to first and scored Oh Hopkins tw.
bagrcr Hopkins was caught tryin,
to seal third and 3. Smith. tho mex.
player up vas struck out. retiring tn,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
F0urthMafd

who banged out his third two Dagger
nj the ane b. Smith followed with
u CLEAN hit TO right field. scoring Hop
kins. Smith attempted 10 take two
l'ascs on the single and was caught at
seront. II, Smith. the next man IN,
Knocked n high foul fly which was
caught by Hodges aud the game was
ended.
The local team had n new man
named Hodges. who halls from the old
:'orth State, behind the lat yesterday
AMI while his throwing to second was
rather had. lie made three phenomenal
catches of foul rs balls and held ling
gins in fine shape.
Tabulated Score.
The following is the tabulated score
at the game:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
ST. Paui,s EpiscopaL

Today is Trinity Sunday and early
celebration will be held at st. Paul,s
episcopal church at 1880 O'Clock this
morning: At II o'clock there WILDE
the morning prayer and ante-commIn;
ion service. At s o'clock this evening
there VIII be the evening prayer and
sermon by The rector. Rev. A. o.
Sykes, D. d..
AT 4 o'clock Dr.. Sykes will conduct
services at Emanuel church, Morrison.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18

q place of meeting and that Norfolk.
richmond and Roanoke ali want the
convention, ~
President Holmes has called a she:
cial meeting Of the chamber for tomor-
row night, when the adyisabilityyi of
taking steps toward bringing the con.
vention to this city Will be discussed.
Another matter to be ,considered1jat
this meeting will be the report of the
committee appointed to arrange plans
Tor forming q business mems club.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Trinity Methodist.

a series of sermons on the Sabbath
question will he started tonight by
Rev. w. B. Beauchamp, pastor Of the
Trinity Methodist church. The sub
Ject VIII BIO "phe Sabbath-A Holy
Day or a Holiday" This morning the
pastor will preach on the subject,
The Church Member on Vacation"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
First Presbyterian.

Mr.. Il. Walter Lynch of Maekihg,
South Africa, will occupy The pulpit of
the First Presbyterian church this
morning at II o'clock and will make
interesting talk on the work III
Mr.. Lynch Is a brother of the
assistant secretary of the local Young
Mems Christian Association. This at-
tfrnoon ut S o'clock The pastor, Rev.
q. II. Wexford, will preach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18

S'ummnry: Struck cut. by Hugglns,
" by oKeafa, 2; base OIL balls, off
llngeins. :. off OKccfe, l.; two Dase
hits. Hopkins, 3: p. 0'Iinra: double
plays. PAYNE 10 P.O'IIara to Maloney:
ofke"fe. unassisted. Time of game.
l'25. Umpire. Mr.. RnyGeld,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Lafayette Avenue Baptist.

In the absence OF. the pastor, Rev. j.
W. Dawtrey, of Durham, N. c., will
preach at the Lafayette avenue Baptist
church this morning at II o'clock and
this evening ut & O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
STATE REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTION MERE
Chamber Of Commerce Will Extend In.
yitatlop to the committee-spe:
cial Meeting Called.

An effort Is to be made TO have the
state Republican convention meet in
This city In August. The Chamber OF
Commerce has received a letter from
State Chairman Slemp, stating that n
meeting VIII be hold In Lynchburg on
June II for the purpose Of selecting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
EAST End christlan

Children's Day exercises will be held
at the East End Christian church TO-
night at 8 o'clock. This morning at
IL o'clock the pastor, Rev. NJ G.. New.
man. will preach on the subject,
Christ in the Midst Of His Church."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18

"t"e rs there was one ont when Hen.
"hitw went to tile bat.
The locals were unable TO score I'm
The ending nf the fourth. and they held
the Phoebus team down to n white.
wash in the opening of the fifth. II
was IN the closing of the fifth Innine
that The local team got together and
scored lis first run of the score. u.
Dflara, the first man up, hit safe.
foieJ'. who followed. allowed him to
steal second and then struck out.
-Hnd"es. he mex man up hit TO third
lllse and was thrown out. making two
men down.
"A Timely Hit.
x Eerkes faced the pitcher and lined
a clean siugle, scoring T.. O'Iiara.
Maloney. who followed. flew out tn left
Iield. retiring the side. During the
sixth and seventh innings neither team
WAS able TO cor and only one man
got l'tst FIRST l;ase. the players going
ont Tor Tie most part rs fast as they
SCHdl laco. INC pitcher tl
D H. Was In the ending Of The cirhtI,
Inning tia the locals got on to
C!.Gefe's curves anl pounded ont sey.
rral safe hits. which earned them two
thlllrs and enough TO win tho game.
fet;kes, the first man up hit safe, stole
second and scored On Malnncv's SAFE.
drive. Mccullough, next I'M. took first
ON U.s. Smiths error Mt third. J.OlIara
i"lloWed with a swift drive to second
b2sc which tha phoohms second base-
Is'an failed 10 field. allowing McCtl-
lguGh to go TO second and Maloncy To
third. When he recovered The ball The
Flicebus second lnsemnn, threw to
third in an attempt TO put Maloney
gut. Int the throw went wild and Mn.
lCnry scored.
Clever Double Play.
NJ this iunctIre one of the fastest
hiassiaicl double plays ever secn on
ON the Casino diamond was made by
oKeefc. The Phocbus pitcher. PAYNE.
who followed J.. O'Ilara, attempted to
bunt the ball but knocked n ny ball to
OKrcfe. who caught it. When tho
ball was struck Mccullough started TO
run home and O'Keefe ran 10 third.
hutting lin cut. The play deserved
The applause given by the fans. Hug
Gins. the next local mp. hit to tho
pitcher au! WAS tbrnvn pnt al ,irgt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
SERVICES IN THE
cITY'S CHURCHES
Rev. H.. L. ouarles at Newport hewa
Baptist Today-Series Of Ser.
mons Of Sabbath Question.

Rev: II. L. Quarles, of Ashland, Va.
VIII occupy the pulpit of the Newport.
News Baptist church this morning and
evening. The usual services will be
held at II o'clock this morning n at
: o'clock this evening. Mr.. Quarles
Will conduct the mid-weekly drawer.
service Wednesday evening. !.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Richmond. June 18th, 1906.

VT bH1IHFur ESQ,
Newport News, Va.
Dear Sir. Replying to your. INQUIRY
of this date, The amount OF license
taxes reported by you, rs commission.
ery of revenue. in Newport News. as
assessed by you during the six months
ending June 80, 1896, was, as follows:
Liquor licenses -, S8'91G47
Licenses other than liquor -. 3,S11.55
Very respectfully,
NORTON MARYE,G
1t Auditor Public Accounts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Fewer gallons; wears longer; pevoe.
Southern Railway chanqe Of. schedule.

Effective Sunday. June 18Th. South.
ern Railway train No. 1, heretofore
leaving Norfolk at 9:05 a.. M. will
leave at $3.50 n. M, thus shortening the
schedule time between Norfolk and
Danville 26 minutes. this on account Of
the improved conditions. both in the
equipment and roadway over the Nor,
folk division of the Southern Railway.
w. W. CRoXToN. Passenger Agent.
6-18-4t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Second Presbvterion

Rev. VIM Hunter, pastor of the
second Presbyterian church, will
preach Today on the following sub
lects; Morning, The 10y Of the Pres.
ent ana the'l Hope of the Future" even.
ing, For Our God Is a Consuming
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18

TW%entytfourth Street .chrletlan.
ltev. W. p. Powell will Preach at the
Iwenty-fourth street Christian church
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Trinity Lutheran.

Regular services will be held at tho
Trinity Lutheran church this morning
and evening, preaching by the pastor,
Rev. u. Shenb.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18

this morning and evening. Rev. Mr..
Powell will also conduct the Wcdnes.
day evening prayer service at the
church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18

The following is the tabulated score
nf the game:
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-08
Hts HobnaiIed shoes.

A globe trotter whose shoe soles are
always heavily studded with copper
brads was asked Why he wore them.
File replied:
ITO those simple brads alone | attrib'
ute my present good health. For years
[ was an invalid. subject to neuralgia.
dyspepsia and headache. In travelling
among the western Indians ! finally
concluded that their splendid goor
health was due to their going bare
foot. And DOW attain the sam" result
and wear sEoes. believe the aches
and pains civilization is heir 70 arc dI'
to the Insulation CT our bodies from
mother earth. Electricity is the vital
izing constituent Of our bodies. The
globe is mighty battery. continually
generating and discharglng electricity.
| restored The broken connection with
the battery with these brads. apd the
result was astonishing improvement ~
health"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-08
Name Of Sender,
Mis- Stupid MiS;REA.

A welt known Londoner was plan
ming an entertainment on an elaborate
scale to be given to various friends In
the neighborhooS of his country seat
Unfortunately his nearest neighbor, q
close relative, is highly uncongenial
% himself and his intimates, and he
racked his brains to devise q scheme
BY which he might avoid the necessity
of inviting the undesirable cousin to
be among his guests.
"T have It'll" he announced to his wife
at breakfast on the morning of the
event. 'I'n send him some tickets for
the play tonight in town. OF course
he'll be delighted. as he seldom has an
opportunity of going to the theater.'
The tickets were accordingly sent
and the host with an easy conscience
proceeded to enjoy the company OF his
friends. But his satisfaction was OF
short duration. At the height OF the
festivities in walked the Objectionable
neighbor.
"Such a stupid mistake you nader
he announced az he approached his
cousin. As soon as heard about your
party knew that you must have sent
me the tickets for the wrong night; 20
I got them changed for tomorrow even
ing ana esSR right over here q soon -
I could. EGpers Weekly.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-08
Quartz Glass.

Quart glass consists essentially OF
melted quartz, which is made into
tubes and other articles. 1t is per.
fectly translucent. The initial ex.
periments in the manufacture OF
the new glass were made in Eng
land. The manufacture of quartz
glass has shown symptoms of vigor-
Gus growth. While two years ago
England led in its production, she
has since been relegated to second
place by Germany. The properties
of quartz glass are such that it will
soon replace ordinary glass for
many uses. If quartz glass can be
produced at a moderate price-ard
it seems to be quite possible where
electric force can be cheaply obtain
ed from water power-it will no
doubt be largely employed, especial
" in the chemical and electrical! ~
dustries.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
II. Work Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Work
were host and hostess last even
ing to the members of the CO.
lonial Club Card club, at their
handsome home on Charles
street.
It being the last meeting of the
present season, it was indeed a
very enjoyable affair. Six tables
were used for playing pedro, and
the color scheme carried out was
green and white.
Mrs. Strickling won the club
prize, a beautiful sterling silver
spoon. George Durham carried
away the gentleman's prize, a
very handsome Indian head
match safe. Lynn Kirkland won
the visitors prize, a handsome
beer stein Of Oriental design.
After the prizes wer awarded
an elegant luncheon was served
informally at the card tables by
the hostess, assisted by her two
nieces, the Misses Work and Rem
lex.
The club members present were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Durham,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Loughney,
Mr.. and Mrs. StrickEing. Mrs.
Mary Sutherland, Mrs. Sallie
sayers, George Stocking, T. W.
Larson, Jack Kinkaid.
The visitors were the Misses
Eva Nesbitt, Julia Graham, Sara
Agnew, Meta West and Miss Sib-
ley, who is the house guest OF
Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Messrs. Hen
ry Mccoy, DR.. Stathers and Lynn
Kirkland.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-08
A Glover Retort.

Leonard Bacon, who was one Of
the best known theologians in New
England a quarter of a century ago,
was attending conference in one
of the New England cities and some
assertions he made in his address
were vehemently objected to by a
member of the opposition. "Why,"
he expostulated, 81 never heard of
such a thing in all my life" "Mr.
Moderator" rejoined Bacon calmly
81 cannot allow my opponents igno-
rance, however vast, to offset my
knowledge, however small. Chi
eago News.