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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
A MoTHER-lN-LAW STORY.
Here Is One That Takes It's Rise in
the Great East Side Of
Manhattan.

The two great excltements of the East
ender are weddings and funerals, but
the greater of these is the funeral, says
Perry Alden, in The World To-day.
The whole of a poor district will be agog
to see the funeral of a neighbor, and if
perchance a man, woman or child, has
been so happy as to meet with violent
death in the factory or in the street,
they turn out in their thousands Ia
every possible variety of dress and un-
dress to do honor to the virtues Of the
defunct neighbor 1t is an unhealthy
kind of interest, this morbid excitement,
but such as it is. 1t plays most impor-
tant part in the life of the poor.
A man Of my acquaintance who had
lost his wife, for whom am sorry to
say, he had no great liking. was told by
his friends that he would have to ride in
the mourning coach with his mother
in-law. Now. although there was little
love lost between his wife and himself
while she was alive, he had still less af-
lection for his mother-in-law, end so he
obstinately refused to consent to this
arrangement. Finally, he gave way
with the utmost reluctance.
wei, he muttered, "if you say I
must, s'pOse l must but it'll spoil all
the pleasure Of this day"
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
Plnwinp Salt.

One Of the sights of the Great Salt
Lake Of Utah, developed by the prog
ress Of scientific Industry. is the sys-
tom Of immense saIt-mRking ponds IN
the shore of the lake. At Saltair the
lake water is. pumped into a great set
Ting basin, ahere the impurities fall
to the bottom. and, containing much
iron, form a reddish deposit From this
basin the water Is drawn on into hRF-
vesting ponds" averaging 10000 square
yards in area and six inches IN depth.
The ponds are kept supplied with wa
ter, as the evaporation goes on from
May to September, when the salt bar
vest begins The water having disap-
peared, dazzling layer Of salt, two or
three inches thick, is found covering
the bottom OF the ponds. which 10
broken up with plows before being con-
veyed to the mills, where the final
crushing and winnnwing eFO doDa
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

He then engaged a horse and buggy
and travelled in the country among the
wealthiest class Of farmers When he
had encountered a farmer whom he
considered well-tO-do, after canvass
ing him thoroughly on the book, he
arranged to make his headquarters at
his house for one week while can
wasting that nelghborhood. AS soon
as he was located, a cipher message
was sent TO the Chicago headquarters,
and CRATER No. 2 Immediately fol-
lowed.
CRATER No. 2 was supposed to be a
land agent, representing a Philadel-
phia concern. and doing a very thriv-
ing business on commission. Before
No. started out, he was given $4,000
in currency, to be at all times desig-
mated as the bank roll"
To make this man thoroughly famil-
lar with land dealers, the hacker spent
considerable time in posting him in
every detail Of the work, that there
might be no slip" on his part as an
up-to-date land agent.
On alighting from the train No. 2
Immediately called at the post office
for instructions from his accomplice,
and, engaging a horse ant buggy,
started after him.
Driving according to directions, he
inquired at every house. in apparent
earnestness, for all the information
possible as to what farms were for sale
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

and the point Of application of the mo-
tive force, that is to say, the crossing
Of the axes, A A., and B b, is near
er to the front aeroplanes, S, than the
rear aeroplanes, s.. The motor, M.
and the dead weight, N, moreover, arc
always kept vertical under the infu-
ence of gravity, while the axis of rota-
ton of the screws may be inclined with
regard to the motor until they become
horizontal
AS constructed at present, the an-
paratus is intended simply to demon
strate the principle which the invent
ors are bringing out Once this point
is proved successfully, the next step
will be to build a complete flying ma
chine Of 100-horsepower. One of the
interesting points about the apparatus
is the motor, which is claimed to be
a step in advance in the way of gaso-
line motors for flying machines. It
has been specially designed for the
purpose by Messrs Dufaux, and is of
the two-cylinder, air-cooled type.
The tests of The new apparatus we're
made at the large balloon shed of the
Aero club, in the suburbs of Paris.
An endless cable was mounted SO as
to run upon four bicycle wheels, two
in the ceiling and two upon a beam
on the ground, thus forming a quad
Filateral Of which the longest side
was some S5 feet high, and formed q
guide for the rise of the machine.
The work was attached loosely to the
cable by the framework containing the
motor. AS soon as the motor was
started up, the machine rose by the
force Of the propellers and mounted in
a vertical and well-balanced fight up
to the roof of the shed, which was as
far as it could go, and 1t was retained
by a trail-rope. In the open air there
is no doubt that 1t would have risen
to a considerable height. This ex-
pertinent was made several times, with
equal success. Many experienced aero
nauts, and especially those who are
interested in the aeroplane method,
we're present, and they were greatly i'm
pressed with the way the new ma
chine acted. AS at present construct
ed, the apparatus Is only one part of
q complete flying machine, and will be
used for the lifting movement. After
ward the inventors are to add an aero
plane which will provide for the horl-
zontal movement. Messrs. Dufaux are
now engaged in building a complete
aviator on the same lines, but this is
to be large machine and will carry
an aeronaut. It is to have motor
Of 10O-horsepower.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
SOFT GROUND HORSESHOE
Device for Aiding the Horse in Trav-
cling over Soft and Doggy
Ground.

Quite a demand has recently arisen
for soft-ground horseshoes, that iS,
broad, fiat shoes which, owing to their
large area, will prevent the feet IF
horses from sinking unduly into the
ground. A simple shoe of this type
has recently been invented, which is
so designed that it can be easily re-
versed. The advantage of this design
will be particularly felt in winter
time, as the shoe is prevented from
balling up with snow. AS the reversi-
BILE shoe is smooth at one side, 1t will
% found advantageous for use on
horses when moving lawns. 1t con.
sists Of a plate with q fiange project
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

In an ideal position to manipulate q
scheme of this kind
In his selection Of men to carry on
his nefarious work he was very care
full. Under no circumstances would he
allow the two men who worked joint
ly to go out together until he had
BuperlItended actual rehearssls of the
parts they were to play in his drama.
When satisfied that each of his men
was thoroughly competent to play his
part, a certain town in a certain state
was selected, and one of the men was
started. This man represented h;.::-
self as book agent canvasslng for a
book on the subject OF stock raising.
To make the play doubly strong, he
was first required to learn a thorough
canvass ON this work
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
A NOVEL TOY.
see-saw Of Simple Construction Which
Has Been Patented by Pitts
burg Man.

In the accompanying engraving we IL
lustrate recently patented amusement
device, novel form Of see-saw, the in-
vention Of Plttsburg man, says the Sell
entihc American. The device was de-
signed 70 provide a light, simple and
portable construction adapted more par
ticularly for the entertainment and
amusement Of children, and for this pur-
pose the inventor made use of the prin-
clple Of the lazy-tongs, as shown by the
Illustration.
The central post, consisting Of two
similar and parallel pieces, is erected
upon a suitable base. In this case the
longitudinal member Of the base is firm
iy bolted between two pieces Of the CEN
trail post, rigidly Joining It with the base,
and at the same time separating the said
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

ia possibly being worked at the pres
Unt time.
The identity of this man is probably
known only to those engaged in the
graft. We will call him the hacker"
The hacker remained at his legiti-
mate place Of business in Chicago, and,
aided by two able assistants, directed
the graft as though he were at the
head of an immense trust.
Being well known, as a thoroughly
square" business man, as one VINO
lived fashionably in the most aristo-
cratic portion of the city and as one
whose business was the lOaning of
large amounts on real estate he was
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

ly remarked that he had q couple OF
thousand dollars that he would like to
let out to some responsible farmer
We'll, | think your head 10 level 4"
agreed the book agent. IF had 81, 1000
I'd rather have it in the hands Of a
good farmer, secured by a mortgage
on his place, than in any bank"
20, wouldn't care for a mortgage, {"
answered the land agent. "All would
want would be to know that he was
a responsible man, and would let him
have it at a mighty low rate of inter
est, too"
Almost any farmer would jump at a
chance Of this kind, to have the use CT
such a large sum of money at a low
rate of interest, and no security. The
farmer and his wife invariably became
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

or rent. After working in this par
ticular neighborhood for several days,
and stirring things up In general, he
naturally arrived at the home of the
farmer where the book agent was
quartered. He came toward evening,
and, If possible, arranged to remain
over night
He and his pal, the book agent, had
no trouble in entertaining each other
and making 1t interesting for the farm
er and his family. After discussing
the different phases of business, and
the topics of the day, the land agent,
in half boastful way, limited at his
own personal success in life, and final
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
soFT-GRoUND HORSESHOE.

ing from one face along the periphery
and formed with slots to admit the
calks Of a horseshoe. Ribs on the
plate prevent the calks from sliding
back and forth on the plate. At each
side a T-slot is formed to admit the
head Of a clamping strap. The two
straps are bolted together over the
hoof Of the horse, as shown. One OF
the straps is formed of two members,
which are adjustably connected by
means Of a pin. This permits OF
adapting the shoe to different sizes Of
hoofs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
No. oroton Reaervoir.

The new croton reservoir to supply
water TO New York city has as one Of its
main features a great wall 100 feet above
the ground and $40 feet below it. II il
100 feet Eaick at the ground level and
20 feet at the top. When Il Is done It win
have taken 10 years to build. It viii
back up the water for 20 miles, compelI-
Ing the reconstruction Of many miles 81
Soads, and will hold 10000, OOO, 600 gal-
fDns Of water. The present consuInp-
tion Of water by New York city is about
DOC. 100000 gallons day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

81 am looking" said Diogenes. for
an honest man."
"And when you find him. what are
you going to do?"
Ssh! Pm not going to find him.
That would spoil the joke. Wash.
ington Star.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
Pos los nihOs pObfes

Ia sc9a 6e = s~psracisn Sc -
galos 8 lo> nifos ps,res qncdsfs muy
,nsda
A.. .sszns RA,sel ael Vale sbsrs
f. acIr
- sgaon recslpisnao muehss re-
salus.
"a ciamsrra css ! cargo Gel couo-
oslo Y elocucnic os4dof doa lnan Her.
naai,a lsger
Ala csrcalar profusamcnfc aiGri-
buids con 81 ob'ci. iadleAao van res
pona,cndo numcrosos indiviauuS. los
nifos poh1cs ios cue no ilenen Reeves
cue les ;raigan dsdivas vsliosss. ;ie-
'ncn en- perspective los dulceS Y ia
gueies cue Ia benevolencis v Ia carl
dad les envia
4 continuation seguimoS pu0licando.
aunque mas sbreviada. Ia lisis dc los
donanieS
III Catal@n. 10 libras dc dulceS y :
csJaS dc sorpreSas: sehora de BesoSa. Q
differences jugueies: seiiora De A. Sa-
las. IS jugueteS ssuidos; sefiora Moli-
mas dc Rodriguez Sierra, x juguetes.
Sc iiorz Suro dc Figuer7s, un dollars,
Sefiora Morales dc Daubon. un dollar,
seiiora de don A. Morales, un dollar;
sefiors Berio dc Obrer, IS juguetes y
muiiecas; sefiora de don Jose Coma
lez P3din IS juguetes surtidos; seiiora
de don Felix Noa, 10 juguetes surti-
dos; Sc fora dc don A. Llsbres, un do
llar; sefora dc RSuSchemplat y scfio-
rita Acacia Arroyo, 20 diversoS y ele-
.gantes juguetes V - bauleS de gale
tas; sefiora Cesteros de Goroea, IA
1ugueteS; sefiora Gatel Vda de Bosch
finos juguetes; Seflora Ribas de Gui-
llermety, TN dollar; sefiora Larrinaga
de Dexter, IA juguetes surtidos; sefio
ra del doctor Carbonell, dos dollars;
SobrinoS de Luifia, IL elesantes y fl
nos estuches de galletas; scfiora Lu-
zunaris de Jldice, un fno Y hermosi
simo juguete sehora Benet de GordilS,
3 Juguetes.
La lista continuara mafiana.
Los distinguidos oradores y connota-
dos hOmbreS p1blicoS, .el doctor don
Rafael del ValIe y don Juan Herman
dez Lopez, tomaran parte en- la fiesta,
estando 4 cargo del. primero la apertu-
ra del acto;>y.la. elausura a cargo del
segundo. ::'.
Durante las primeraS horas del dia
de ma mana, Sc repartirar entire los nj
nos pobres, los tickes 8 acciones para
los regalos, y aunquc no Sc ha podido
Eiar el numero exacto de ellos, por
estarse todavia recibiendo regalos.
proba blemente ascenderan 500 8
quizas mas.
LIE GOnslSaOM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
La Bastilla de MaracaibO

Ell Herald del 2i da curse una
correspondence fechada en- Maracaibo
el del pasado, incluyendo la carta
en- que una sefiora venezolana implo-
ra la protection del Presidente Roose-
welt para su hijo que, en- union de
otros mil quinientos s mas intortuna-
dos, sufre en- las mazmorras del fuertc
San Carlos, tormentos que avergonza-
rian fray Tomas de Torquemada,
suponiendo cierto cuafito de el SIC ha
.escrito. Como la carta llega algo tar
de para ser publicada en- este ntimero,
la daremos integra en- ell proximo,
pues merece la pena conocer esta fase
fntima de las cualidades del Neron-
zuelo andino para regir los destinos de
un pueblo libre y soberano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
Tona de- possession

AyF:s sonaraa poScsitn Sc ios car
90 he Setrvsssao MarNAsl ac "a
Core ac nissri'o ar SAn auar ies Sc
norcs lxao. don lost fgacf2s y doa
io0e i.slsradnf -. .':'<
~ Seflos Ls.srssos IL haoerse c2reo
Sc ~ aes;ino ncciasi6 iehcisacaoncs &c
~ snscccsos don Mign9 Cancilas
Ncrgara. cue ceas aver cn e, cargo ce
Marshal
Para IA plaza de Snbmarshai ha Ssdo
pfopnesio cl JoNcn don Modesto Escu-
dero. CUE poF Sus oon9scsones merccs
"a corfanzs Del Marshal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
EStadiStiCa Sanitaria

Por la Inspection de Sandal Sc ha
preparado la siguiente estadistica de
acuerdo con el informe del Official de
Sanidad de 10 ciudad de San Juan
Puerto Rico, correspondence la Sc
mana que termina el q de Ensro 1905.
tuberculosis pulmonary. febfe ma
larica /, bropquitis aguda /. lesion
cardiaca /, castritf 1. deforn&dad con-
genita 1, anemia /, epilepsia I, aortitis
l. castro peritonitis 1, enterocolitis
aguda l.
Clasifcado por Enfermedades
generates 7, enfermedades sistema cir
culatorio 1, enfermeda ades sistema res
piratorio ?. vicios de conformation I,
Intermediates del sistema nefvioso 1,
intermediates del sistema digestive.
Clasi6cado por edad.-De menos de
I'm aflo 2, de uno a cuatro inclusive 3.
de cineo a cincuenta y nueve inclusive
Q, de sesenta en- adelante 1.
Sumario.-N 1mero de defunciones
IS blancos TO- de color 5. Total IS.
Nacimientos. - Varones: .blancos !,
de color 4 Total 7. Hembras: blan-
cas- 2, de color 2. Total d. Total
general Ii.
Nacimientos muertos. = Blancos s,
de color g. Total s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
Ell 1ltimO adios

.Teiegrafan de San Petersburgo que
Adelina Patti hizo su Ultima sahda en-
la escena-positivamente la Ultima
en- la noche del IA del pasado, en- un
concerto que Sc dio a benehcie de la
Cruz Roja, bajo las auspicios de la
gran duquesa Maria Pavolona. Fue,
hasta donde alcanzan nuestros infor-
mes, la 1nica OCCASION de toda su vida
en- que la c6lebre diva Sc avino 4 CAN
tar gratis.
Lo mas granada de Russia, ineIuso
ell Car, ALI estaba. Sc realizaron
S37 600, habiendose vendido entradas
4 precios fabulosoS Adelina, que re-
cibi6 una ovacioe tremenda, dijo la
conclusi6nsque esta despedida era ire
yoca blemente final. :.
San Petersburgo habia sldo ell tea
tro de su primer exito, y por 10 tanto,
era ell mas apropiado para la. termi-
naci6n de su carrera pdbhc.a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
CsemenCia maj apIicada

Hace ..un ano, Rosa Quinn tir6 a su
nifo de pecho un lago del Parque
Central donde la criatura Sc ahog6.
por cuyo crimen fuG sentenciada
presidio perp6tuo en- ell penal de Au-
burn.
Cierto general Furlong, un ricacho
de Nueva York. soter6n, Sc interes6
por ella, logro interesar a varios
altos personajes, como los senadores
Platt y Depew, y la individua fue in
dultada y puesta en- libertad ell jueves
pasado.
Total, un afo complelo por infanti-
clio en- su propio hijo.
Por algo Sc queja Mr.. Mcclure del
menosprecio en- que esta cayendo
ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
MOBILIARsO
HISPANO- AMERICANA

Don Erresto de Vilches Marin
es el autor de una vouminosa obra
que, con ell tftulo que sirve de cpl
CRATE a*este suelto. saldra la luz
pdblica muy en- breve. editada en-
Madrid.
Ell libro es de una indiscutible ut-
lidad. expresandese en- 6l, origen, ge-
nealogia, historic y blasones CORES
pondientes d las familias americanas
de procedencia espafiola.
En- Puerto Rico tiene ell encargo de
las suscripciones dicha obra nuestro
compaiiero don Pedro de Angels.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
Tragedia sangrienta

Ia ial Woodward. maestro &c c.
cuels superior en Msgee. Mississippi.
cas;ig6 corporalmen;e haoe ScInsna as
al hiio dc un dueno dc eS,ablo. apelli
dsdo Mangum. por insubordinscion.
Mangum sc Ia juro al maestro para
cuando sc encontrssen. 10 que sucedio
hace una semana. uangum. cue iba
en- carrueje. vi6 4 Woodward cn Ia
calle. sac6 el revolver dispsr6 dos
iiros, hiriendo al maestro en- una mu-
iieca yen el abdomen. FL maestro
tuvo aliento para sacar su srrna, y dis
pararla. dejando muerto a ST. contrario;
y qucGando el con pocas probabilida-
deS de vida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
:: -. -
Predicaci6n y ejemplo

Hallabase hace dias ell reverendo
A. A. Arthur, de II amos de edad
misionero protestante, predicando en-
Hiawstha, Kansas, cuando TN descon-
tento penetro por entire ell concurso,
lego al carreton que servia de pllpito,
saco un papel. Sc 10 mosgro al misio-
nero y lie pregunt6:-1 1Reconoce usted
esta firma?-El misionero. cogido de
sorpresa, dijo que 81 -"Pues venga
conmiso "-repuso el desconocido, que
era un alguacil. Ell papel en- question
era TN cheque falso por $40, 600 cuen-
ia del cual, el reverendo Arthur usan-
do ell alias de II. H. Boyd habia sa.
cado So. 500 de un banco en- Georgia.
Ell sermon quedo aplazacIo. =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04

Asi le llamamos porque sucedi6 en-
un acorazado, Ell "Illjnois. ell otro dia
en- New York Sucede con los negros
de este pals, que A la fataldad del CO
lor de la piel, que les conyierte en- pa
rias, unen la fantasia de bautizar su
prole con nombres de altisonancia Co
mo Washington, Lincoln, Grant, Glad
stone 6 Tennyson. Ell negro mas des-
tartalado quien uno we en- museos de
Coney Island exponiendo la cara para
recibir pelotazos, CORE peligro de lla-
marse William Shakespeare. Asi, a
George Washington, de raza aafricana,
marinero de segunda clase en- ell "llll-
nois,' le tenian seco sus colegas bEan-
COS haciendole chacota por 10 ilustre
de su nomenclature y 10 embutunado
de su epidermis' Por fin perdlo la pa
ciencia, en- un momento de furor dis
par6 uu revolver contra I'm grupo de
appendices hiriendo dos. "Al ser per-
seguido Sc tir6 la bahia, con 10 cual
los perseguidores Sc conyirtleron en-
salvadores le pescaron como 81 tuera
un tiburon que tai parecla. George
Washington fue puesto en- barra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
En- el AteneO

Ell Ateneo Puertori.ueno sha con,
tribuido con una suma de dinero para
los regalos de juguetesA a los ni1ios
pobres cediendo galante mente sus sa-
lones para la fiesta, la que empeza-
ra 4 las de la noche.
Aver fguro equivocado ell nombre
de la distinguida sefiora Fro de Tos-
te que decia, de Toro en- la relacion
de regalos. Valga la aclaraci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04

un rrodncio tan supcflss que no
elticac mas cue medallas DC
orc. = que sin embargo de sas
pressigsos ahosa rcHosadcs. &c
halla cn una lamcngahic cri>is
pofQ Sc la com pc,cnSsa del oaic
baraio Z la torpcxa del arancel
vigense. IN delan en ei mss pn.
nihle dcsamparo
Dccidase ei gobierno amer
cano Va que e. urado de
san Luis le ha dado Ia confir.
macion Dc lo dicho ianlas wees
.por nosotros. a prestar desde
luego una proiecci on ehcaz y
deSissva i nuestra pTimera IN
iuslria amenazada dc muerte.
rs preclso que sc salve Que
Sc tendria que decir de la indi-
ferencia dc yer la desaparicion
de nuestro cafe. por ialta dc
mercados
Despues de nuestro ultimo
triunfo de san Luis. el pueblo
americana sc ha comprometido
a evitar el naufragio de una in
dustria tan amenaZada.
No puede conseptirse que de-
'sapareZca.
Tiene que auxiliarla. tiene
que proteJeila. a fin de que no
Sc extinga Cubierta de ORC, lie
ma de brillantes condeCoracio
mes V sean esas medallas en- vez
de un motive de orgullo para la
metropoli, un implaca BILE testi-
60 que la este acusaudo STEM
pre-.
Algo hemos sacado de ese
Certamen,
Va tenemos una esperanza
mas.
No aumentaran los prestigios
de fluestro cafe. porque haya OBJ
tenidO ahora tantas medallas de.
ORC en- la Exposition de Loui-
slana, pero es evidente que con
clio han contraido una nueva
.obllgacion de. proteger nuestra
industria, ell gobierno vel pue-
bio de Ia metropoJi
Habria que decir de estes dos
inmensos poderes. cosas muy
serias. 81 despues de un triunfo
como clique acaba de obtener la
industria cafetera, sc la dejase
morir, sin ningun genera de au-
xiliOs, crimlnalmente.
De San Luis hemos sacado
una esperanza. Siempre es TN
consuelo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
LA. Retreta

En- Rio Piedras por la banda Juven-
tud del Comercio hoy microbes
PROGR ANA
Paso doble flamenco, Viva tn mare,
Cerda.
DANA. La Ebrea Dueho.
Fantasia morisca, NUN. 3y A. Chapf.
Schotisy SegudillaS zarzuela Los
Arrastraos Chueca
Ialeo S. Areas.
Agiaco cubano con todds su apara to
de Bombas giiro y maracas.
sAguinaldo y Borinquen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
Mu eva estacion
telegrafica

Es2s a Sc abri-a la nueva estaci6n
legrAk a de Barceloneta bajo la di:
reoclon de la senorita Porrata:-
Asistira la ceremonial ell Jefe ds
Ia estacion de San Juan Mr.. Dore.
No Sc inauguro antes por haber fal.
tado postes para el tendido de alam-
bres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
A u S en- t e S

Con motive de encontrarse en- Pom.
ce los Jefes del Departa mento de ms
truccion no Sc despachan en- aquella
eficina sino asuntos generates & igual'
mente en- la Tesoreria, por la ausencia
de Mr.. Dix.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
Un libro de Carri6n

va han sido entregadas a las csjas
las cuartil!as del libro alma Latina
del popular escritor naturalista To-
mas Carrion.
La edici6n estara terminada Illti-
mos de este mes.
:: 'Su precio sera de 50 centavos. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
Mr.. Wilcox

FL Inspector general de Elecciones
Mr.. Wilcox ha estado en- la mafana
de hoy en- la Mansion Ejecutiva con
el fin de yer al senior Pest.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-04
+" e l. L a ID R & L."

Ell n1mero de la revista literaria
semanal "El Laurel, ha llegado q
nuestra mesa de Redacci6n.
Trae interesantes trabajos.