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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23

According to the advices of our CO.
|rrespondent in the metropolis OF the
United States, the Porto Rican resi-
dents of New York have arranged to
receive the representatives of the Lea
que of Municipalities with rousing and
patriotic enthusiasm.
The Portorican colony proves by
this attitude that is has wisely recog
nized and appreciated the importance
of the League, and that their living
in contact with people from whose
government everything was hoped,
hiss not been in vain.
The Portorican colony in New York
has realized and comprchended that
the delegates of the League of Munich
palities are in the highest sense re-
preventative; that they are the legiti
mate representatives of the Island,
and carry to the opulent mother coun-
try the true voice of the oppressed and
victimized colony.
AS many courteSies as are exten =
|ded, as many tributes as are bestowed
and all the homage that is offered
are deserved by those patriots who
Ihave wisely united and condensed the
general aspirations and desires and
have known how to MAINTAIN and
repeat them in the presence of the
Idol of Anne rican imperialism.
The Portorican colony in New York
fsets an example of common sense that
the politicians here would do well to
follow.
There, has not been heard those ridi.
culous demonstration of joy, those en-
thusiastic outbursts of oratory which
some of our leaders here have indul
ged in: the Portoricans there, who
know the industralization of the Anne.
rican policy. have not given themselves
over to absurd rejoicings over conces-
sions in whose advantages and benefits
aud good faith nobody has any faith
nor have they given pitiable exhibit
ions which detract from the dignity of
their position as Porto Ricans and the
prestige of their country.
What a splendid and instructive
lesson has been given by those patrio-
tic and sensible Porto Ricans in the
metropolis of the great Republic!
1t may be that the citizenship which
| is only seen in announcements, may be
of greater advantage to our country
men residing in the United States
than to US; and nevertheless. not word
| of enthusia SIN has been heard from
there to increase the pain of >the Is
land.
Those Portorican residents of the
mother country are not yet convinced
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
"LIGA De MUNICIPIOS"

Los Ayuntamientos de Las Piedras
y Vega Alta, han enviado sus Quotas
correspondence al semestre y algunos
acuerdos ampli ando la ley municipal
en- sentido auton6mico. Ademas han
csntribuido los gastos que ocasione
Ell viaje de la Comision.
Tambien han tornado sus respecti-
vos acuerdos los Municipios de Ba-
rranquitas. Arroyo, Rio Piedras y
Vega Alta.
Sc nos informa hagamos constar
que las atenciones de la o6cina de
la Liga, en- 10 que respecta al mes
de Diciembre, estan cubiertas satisfac-
toria mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
DOnatiYOS a Ia SOCiedad
DE MEMDlGO9

La sefiorita dofa A Amparo FernAn-
dez Mater, Tesorera de la Association
protectora de los mendigos ha recibido
aver las siguientes cantida des y efec-
tes como obsequio de Navidad para
los pobres protegidos:
SeEorita Rosa Echeveste, SIZE; don
Federico Calaf. 81; une sefo1a. +; Rear
Admiral MIR. Dunlap. S; el Consul ale
man, S; el Consul dominicane, S; Lcdo.
don Francisco de P. Acufs, q; un
amigo q la sefiora Medina, /; Melon
y Ca. cortes de vestidos y IS varas
de holan; Sucesores de Orcasitas,
piezas de drill Piza Hermanos, pie
zas de percal Fabian y Ca, pieza
de holan y una pieza de percal'
W.
La Directiva de la Soc1edad invita-
en- general para que los que gusten
concurran mafiana las once a pre-
senciar la comida extraordlnaria que
Sc dara los mendigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
EDITORIAL

of the good faith of the proposed citi-
zenship, nor are they believers in the
ineffable legend of liberty and demo-
cracy, because being near at hand
they have seen perfectly and become
convinced that the august Goddess of
Liberty who holds in her right hand
the torch of Liberty and Justice is
anything more than an impious ex-
ploiter of despotic tyranny.
How can it be said to those men
who have seem that, who have felt it,
tina, they should unite themselves to
the ridiculous people who still believe
in absur legends7
They have chosen teir road. road
frankly patriotic and free of surprises
and which is best for the colony.
They follow the League of NUM-
|cipalities, they are in accord with the
wishes and aspirations of their country;
they accept in all things what is best
for Porto Rico.
They support the memorial of the
municipal League, Ethat memorial
which contained not a single word
about American citizenship, but which
had a good deal to say about self
government.
They support that memorial as
being the supreme voice of our people
raised in protest against arbitrarily
Imposed tutors. and the expression Of
the country that it was no longer able
to endure the outrages perpetrated
by redemptionism.
The reception which the Pprtori-
can defenders of their country tender
to the League, is severe and caustic
reprimsnd to those who have manifest
ed such enthusiastic admiration over
the simple promise OF the President.
as if it contained all the justice which
the country had right to expect.
Our politicians find themselves in a
painful and unenvia BILE situation, but
they ought 10 accept it as just
re tribution for their indie fensible and
censurable weakness.
The attitude of the Porto Ricans re-
siding in New York is source OF pro-
found satisfaction, and the knowledge
that in the very metropolis of the Uni
ted States there are those who love
their country. who defend it and who
are in perfect accord with us, not only
in words but also in acts. stimulates
and encourages US in the campaign
which hiss been undertaken.
Thank God, our labor has not been
in vain. 1t reflects state of opinion
and it has sincere and ef6cacious hel-
|pers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
En- ell Casino Espanol

Para despedir el afio viejs y esperar
ell nuevo Sc celeb brara ell dia tiltimo de-
corriente mes, en- ell Casino Espafiol,
una jarana. bale con '.m1sica brsva
dirijida por el maestro Marquez.
Comenzara q las diez, despues de la
retreta, y terminara las dos.
Habra CAIRO electrico.
Sc nos asegura que para la noche
de Reyes Sc prepara otra jarana.baile,
en- la que tocara tambien ell maestro
Marquee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
Mas netiCjas De RE Graat

Ell servicjo policiaco de este pue.
bio, es bueno y podemos asegurar que
desde que ell sargento don Gabriel Pa
dial Sc ha hecho cargo de esta coma an
dancia. el servicio ha mejorado ma.
eko. ~ 4.
Sc esta ieconstruyendo una casa
prepiedad del pueblo de Ric erande,
para moxtar en- ella las oficinas muni.
Il alss, Juzgado y c6ciaa telegrafica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
servlclo Especial del BoIetm MePeanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Ell Gear pieae e1 auxIEIo
de- Kaiser
Una version circulante

Nueva York, sabado-El ministro aleuan
segt1n afrman los parties que sc reciben de san
Petersburgo ha celebrado aver una larga con
ferencia con Ell Gear. ignorandose cual haya s1oo
Ell tema dc la entrevista.
Los adversarios del gobierno han hecho Cir.
cuar la especie de que el soberano ha pedido el
auxilio de Alemania para dominar la revolu'
cion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
DOS OMISIONES S

Involuntariamente omitimos aver en-
el suelto referente las Directivas del
"Club Hostos, a la sehorita Secreta-
ria Joaquina Castillo, apareciendo en-
este puesto la sefiora Julia Ibarra de
Cantero, que ocupa Ell cargo de Vice
Presidenta este en- cuanto al Comite
dc Honor en- ell Comit@ Ejecntivo
omitimos al sefior Jesds Salgado, que
ocupa ell puesto de vocal 90
Valga la aclaraci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
Des6rdenes en- Corea
Energla del Emperador

Nueva York, sabado.-En Seul, capital de
la Corea. han ocurrido aver algunos tumultos
ruidosos sangrientos.
Ell Emperador ha publicado un bando que
contiene muy serias amenazas para los revolt
cionarios.
Ell orden ha sido, a duras penas restableci-
do en- la metr6poi coreana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
GuarniCi0neS ssuSaS
degoIladas
La insurrecci6n en- POlonia

Nueva York, sabado-Llegan noticias de
Ultima bora, avisando que la Polonia rusa ha
realizado un gran levantamiento popular pa
sando cuchillo la mayor parte de las tropas
moscovitas.
Aprovechandose de la sorpresa, los suble-
vados han tornado posiciones ventajosas para
seguir en- lucha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
la escuadra ha Ib0smbaRs-
deado a Riga
Los destrOZOs causadOS

Nueva York, sabado-La escuadra rusa ha
bombardeado la ciudad de Riga causando gran
des desperfectos en- los edifcios y en- las obras
de defensa, pero sin conseguir que sc rlndan los
rebeldes.
Ell anarquico desorden continda en- la ciu
dad que csta entregada por complete al desen'
frenO de las turbas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
Un asalto al pa1aci0
del Gear
Ell choque sangriento

Nueva York, sabado.-De San Petersburgo
cablegrafian que la guardia del palacio 1mpe-
rial ha tenido que disparar sus armas contra una
inmensa muchedumbre que pretend1a penetrar
4 viva fuerza en- la residencia del Gar.
Del choque entire la guardia y el pueblo re-
sultaron muchas victimas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
LAS victimas del haR11bRse
en- las carCeBeS
Abandono espantoso de los presos

Nueva York, sabado-Dicen de Londres
que en- las prisiones rusas estan pereciendo de
hambre, en- un brutal horrible amontonamien-
to los prisioneros politicos los detenilos cau-
sa de los t1ltimos sucesos.
Los viveres escasean en- San Petersburgo y
en- las prisiones sc carece en- absolute de toda
alimentacioR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
La rnagnaninlielad
del presidente Reyes
indignation ELI Colombia

Nneva York. sabado.-El Presidente Reyes
de Colombia ha manifestado sus deseos de que
no Sc extreme la severidad en- la persecution de
los complicados en- la trama urdida para ases1-
narle
La opinion en- Colombia esta indignada con
el descubri miento del crimen que sc estaoa ira
mando en- la sombra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
Los huelguistas hostIaIzan-
do d las tr0pas
Eel trabajo de los militares

Nueva York. lunes.-Informan de la capital
mascovita que las fuerzas reconcentradas en- la
capital han recibido ordenes de supl1r a los
obreros huelguistas en- los trabaJos 1no1spensa-
bles q las necesidades de la inmensa poblacion.
Los huelguistas han pretendido hostilizar
Ell trabajo de los militares
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
In arist0Csracia ssu83
en- desbandada
Los cantones inexpugnables

Nueva York, sabado-La nobleza esta emf
orando de Russia, temerosa de IN ataque mas
scentuado de las ensoberbecidas muchedum-
bres. e. e3MaaNsssssS
Ell gobierno esta incapacitado para contener
los generates levantamientos que converter
cada ciudad y cada pueblo en- un poderoso can
ton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
Desmanes anarquicos
en- Odessa
La consternaci6D aumenta

CpanaNueva York, sabado.-Dicen los informes
recibidos de Odessa que la marineria de los bu-
ques de guerra ha realizado censuraoles actos
de libertinae en- la ciudad aumentaDdo la cons
ternacion que invade los vecinos.
Las autoridades son impotentes para re-
primir los atropellos y desempenos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-23
ITINRRARIO o
ITlNERARIO /:


'oA omar rlvapor IN a
Exqsg6es do & &c.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02
DERSONAL%S MENTION

R. A. Kirk is a business visitor in the city from Douglas.
 Henry Harrison. well known Phoenix merchant. is a business wis itor in the city. He may conclude to open a store here.
 Mrs. w. A. Peterson returned last evening from several weeks visit with friends at Fl Iaso.
 George Harris eft I4sc '."r'Eg for Los Angeles, where he was called by Illness of his mother.
 Dr. Baum has received word from k4os Angeles announcing steady inn provement in the condition of his sis tsr at the California hospital, where Dr. Baum took her during his recent absence from the city.
 rs- A. H. Hastings and little daugh. ter arrived last evening from Doug las to visit with friends during the balance of the week.
 Mrs. Henry Gardner, who recently underwent a severe surgical operation at the C. & A. hospital, was able to leave that institution yesterday and return to her home.
 Howard Maxwell, special represen- tative of the Mutual Life of New York, left last evening for Fl Paso, where be goes on a few days business visit.
 Roadmaster Shibley, of the E. P. .& s. W, accompanied by Mrs. Shib- ley, spent yesterday in the city.
 Postmaster McCabe was a visitor below Lowell yesterday to inspect mining claims he has there.
 Harry D. Rush leaves this morning for Belvidere. H.. his former home. Dir. Rush expects to remain in Hi nois.
 MT. Francis, of the Greene Cattle Co, at Hereford, left the city last ev- ening after few days in on business.
 Attorney Shelley left the city last evening for Benson. where he is on business today connected with the le- gal department of the E. P. & S. W.
 Otis Turner is here from Fl Paso with intention of engaging in the jew elry business.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02
DENIES ERODE LETTER.
Statement in Review Came From a Brother of the Clerk of
 the Court.

The following communication is 
 Tombstone. Arizona, January 30, 'e5. Editor of the Bisbee Daily Review,
 Bisoee, Arizona:
 Dear Sir--In Sundays issue of your paper, noticed an article in re- Igard to Governor Brodie's successor, in which the statement is made that h had acquainted my friends with the fact that I had received a letter from Governor Brodie offering to indorse me for the place. I noticed a similar article in the Tombstone Prospector, and presume both articles were writ ten by the same person.
 "The facts are that have never re- ,ceived any communication from Gov ernor Brodie offering to indorse me for the place. and furthermore do not expect to receive any such communi- cation from him. I have never writ ten him concerning my candidacy, or that of any other person, for the po- sition. and do not intend to do so. nave never been interviewed by a rep resentative of the Review, or of any other newspaper on the subject, and the writer of the article referred to must have been dreaming.
 Please publish this letter over my signature, or make a correction in some other way that will be just as emphatic.
 'Very truly yours,
 GEO. B. WILCOX"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02

A woman with little child in arms narrowly escaped being struck by a missile thrown at the evening passen- ger train into the city from Benson yesterday at 5:30. The throwing was done from the bank opposite the slag dump, and is presumed to have been the work of boy. The woman was sitting by an open window else brok- en glass would undoubtedly have il- jured either herself or child.
 Complaint concerning the throwing of stuff from this bank at trains was made by the railroad people last week, and for time broke up the practice. last nights incident being the first renewal. The railroad peo- pie had hoped to stop the dangerous assaults without recourse to prose cution, but in view of last nights oc. currence will now go in for arrests and final breaking up of the work
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02
REV. HARVEY SHIELDS ARRIVES
Came in From Los Angeles Last Ev
 ening With His Family.

Rev. Harvey RI. Shields, accompa- nied by Mrs. Shields and children, ar rived in the city last evening from Los Angeles, Mir. Shields returning as rector of the Episcopalian church of this city.
 Though announcement Of the re- turn of MT. and Mrs. Shields had not been made and few were aware that they were to come in last night, there were nevertheless many at the depot who rushed forward when the famil- far form of the minister alighted from the train and extended warm well come. His later appearance on the streets was attended by similar hearty demonstrations of general pleasure at his return to the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02
MINERS HAVE BANQUET
sHATTUcK & ARIZONA oWNER1 AND EMPLoYEs ENJOY SO-
 GAL SESSION.
Occasion for the Elaborate Evening Was Record-Rreaking Done at Shaft in January-RoyaI Time Had ty All at Postal Board.

An elaborate banquet was given at the English Kitchen last night by Su- perintendent Pattison of the Shattuck and Arizona Mining Co., to employees.
 The dinner was in the nature of a substantial congratulation upon the record breaking work done by the boys during the month of January, when 1S0 feet was made. establishing a new record for the district
 Toasts were responded to by Dr. Broderick, Dr. Shine. Superintendent Pattison, Messrs. Gerton. Talcot, Bradish, Mathison, Obenauer, the lat ter of the Grant Powder Co.,, Shat tuck, Collie and Boston. All the gen. tlemen had agreeable things to say. which aided to the making of one of the happiest evenings that miners, mine owners and friends ever spent together in social session in the his- tory of the camp
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02
MISSILE INTO TRAIN
WOMAN AND LlTTLE CHILD MAR. RoWLY ESCAPED INJURY
 LAST NIGHT.

Officials Determine to Prosecute se- verely Those Who Throw at Their Trains From sIse Dump Neighbor- hood-Notes of the Rail.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of the County of Cochise. Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate of c. H. Req, Deceased. Notice of hearing pe- tition.
 Notice is hereby given that C L. Jones, Administrator of the estate of c. H, Req, deceased, has filed in this court his final account of his adminis- tration of said estate and his petition for the settlement thereof, and that the same will be heard on Monday, the 6rh day of February, 4. D. 1905. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said court, in Tomb stone. County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. and all persons interested n said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of said petition Ier should not be granted. Dated January 18th, 1895. FRANK W. GOODBODY, Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02
Railroad Notes.

Trainmaster Brown was in the city yesterday from Douglas. He recent ly returned from a visit to Graham Hot Springs, where he sustained some relief from rheumatism he suffers.
 Travelling Auditor Windsor return ed yesterday to Fl Paso, after several days here checking over the local of fee.
 Claim Agent Bergen is an E. P. & $. W. man in town.
 Ed Kane becomes foreman of the warehouse tomorrow F. Sick, who goes out, expects to return to his for. mer home in Wisconsin.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02

The correspondent of the Review at Tombstone, when interrogated about the above yesterday, stated that the information concerning the alleged letter to Mir. Wilcox from Gov. orodie was given him by a brother of the clerk of the court. The statement given out by the brother was current in the office of the clerk Saturday af- ternoon, and at that time was not ee- nied. though the clerk did not, so far as known, otherwise confirm it.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02
CLOSES TEXAS BANK.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The First Ma Jional Bank. of Nederland, Tex, has been closed by the Comptroller of the Currency upon receipt of a telegram from National Bank Examiner, Will lams that the bank is insolvent and upon information from other sources that it's draft has been protested. FIX aminer Williams has been appointed receiver.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02

Harry Smith, of the Roy, left this morning for the Alamos district of Sonora to visit a mine. The Ala mos is one of the oldest districts in the state and is noted for the rich ness of it's mines
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-02
SNOW STORM IN NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque, N. M., Feb. 1.-The heaviest snow storm in the hostory of the territory prevails here tonight. Telegraph and telephone wires are all down from here eastward.
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HELLO GIRLS WIN A STRIKE.
They Tie Up the Keystone System in Phila-
delphla and Gain Their Point.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 7.-One hundred
and fifty hello girls Of the Keystone Tele-
phone Company went on strike to-day,
They tied business up for half an hour,
kept the recording angel busy putting down
the swear words of people who wanted
to get numbers and couldn't, and finally
won Internationally.
The trouble was about the Saturday
afternoon OF. Announcement was made
yesterday that instead Of getting of at
o'clock on Saturday afternoon the day
forces at both the Main and Race street
exchanges would have to work late.
Petitions were drawn up by the girls
and committees appointed. but neither did
any good.
. Then the strike idea formed. At $50
o'clock this morning every hello girl in
the two exchanges took on her headpiece
and left her station. The managers pleaded
and threatened. Down in the operators
room there was notable illumination.
On the long rows Of switchboards the red
lights, which arc signals Of persons making
calls, Jared by tho hundreds, and the dis
tracted manager could wildly Picture tho
indignant patrons on the other end.
At o'clock the girls claims we.'e con-
coded and the strike declared o..
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THE SCOTCH BOY LANDED.
Secretary MetcaIf Oycrrules the Ellis Island
Immigration Ofiieers

WAsHN GToN, Jan. lin the case OF John
Stewart, the Scotch lad. who was landed
at Ellis Island to-day in accordance with
the teegraphio order OF Secretary Metcalf,
1t IL held that within the meaning OF the law
q pauper is a person who has reached the
age of 81 years and has no visible means Of
support or Is unable to gain a livelihood.
Young Stewart arrived at the port Of New
York several weeks ago. The special board
of inquiry decided, after hearing, that the
boy was pauper, and that as he would
have to be deported. An appeal was taken
to the Secretary with the result as above
stated
Stewart. who is an orphan, was an inmate
Of a public institution In Scotland for
some time prior to the day he set sal
for this country. He came here at the
instance of relatives in Massachusetts,.
who desired 10 adopt him. Commissioner
Williams and Commissioner-Ge General Sar-
gent oontended that the boys admission
might establish d precedent which would
prove troublesome in the future, and they
gave IL as their opinion that an order OF
deportation should be issued in the case.
In landing young Stewart the Secretary
believes that he Ia strictly complying with
the law and that the principle that minor
may be admitted II he has relatives or
friends TO take care of him in this country
is sound. Every precaution will be taken
to SEQ that the boy does not become public
charge. His relatives will be required to
adopt him legally. and when the adoption
papers are filed ia the courts the appeal will
be dismissed