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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
El 4 de Julio

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SasisiGesorio per dsna@s nos results
proceasf tau neble en- smsfseanoss
que 40 civ .ssa sus gr.neeEas nseio-
males
Mas. nuesiTo entendsT humble.
Ia celebration sen las oireHnsia 'eiss
actualesl dc feehs tan gloriosa en-
nues;ro pats. :mplica para los verda-
deros patrio;ss puertorriquehos. ei
escarnio y Ia buria mas sangrien,es.
Sometido Puerto Rico contra su
voluntad, por la ley de la fuerza al
coloniale hiErense los sentimientos de
sss hijos. cusndo Sc les abruma cele.
brando las ajen as libertades
Conveniente seris que los america
nos aqui RESIDENCES, protesten el pro
pio dia 4, un;dos nosotTos, de los
atropellos de que la colonia es VIC
TINA.
La tan feliz como patriotica idea
que gsnerosa m ente ha luchcdo porque
hote nuestra abatIda pen alidades ha
hallado eco seg1n informes recibidos,
en- los corazones 1ue con la Patria su-
fren sus desventura~
Sc precisa en- desmostrar la faz
de las Naciones cultas, que 81 por ca
prichs de la naturaleza, podremos re-
sultar debiles csntrasta la tai supueSta
debilidad con nuestra fuerza de digni-
dad y de honor.
Que surja en- cada aldea, pueb bio y
ciudad de nuestra irredenta isla, la no
ia mas vibrante de protesta, nota Gu
yos ecos resuenen estridentes por los
Am oitos todos del Planeta que el
|efecto satisfactorio que resulte en- pre-
milo nuestro ardiente patriotismo, sea
motive bastante para que sin interpo-
sicion de condicion alguna celeb1 emos
va satisfechos ell nuevo de Julio de
1900.
Ramon Reyes y Pefa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
la revolution en- Russia
Ell aspecto de la rebeldla

Nueva York, viernes. -Desde San Peters
burgo Cablegrafian que el dominic de las tropas
del Car en- la Polonia rusa esta llegando los
1ltimos limites.
La revolucl6n sigue extendiendose ame-
naza la estabilldad de las instituc1ones.
En- muchas ciudades toma un aspecto la
muchedumbre. que denuncia Ell estado de rebel
dia latente y la proxlmidad de una explosion
Immediate de los animos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
"A las conferenciaS que Sc
celebran en- 1anqer
Inglaterra y Francia

Nueva York, vie1nes.-Esperase que los GO
biernos de Francia Inglaterra aceptaran la in
vitacion del Sultan para las conferencias en-
Tapger.
Este movime ento de concentration de los
poderes en- Marruecos Sc considera adverse la
poitica de Alemania y los proyectos que ali
mentaba esta potenca sobre Marruecos.
Ell problema de Marruecos absorve toda 10
atencion de Europa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
Espaf1a Y eI probIe ma
de MarruecOS
Resolution de los poderes

Nueva York, viernes.-Desde Madrid CO.
munican que el gobierno de Espaf1a marchara
de acuerdo con los de Francla Inglaterra en-
los asuntOs de Marruecos.
Desde luego, considera excluida Alema-
MIA del Control sobre NJ rruecos, en- vista de las
no disimuladas amblciones exclusivistas reve~
adas en- el discurso del Kaiser que ha provoca.
do este movimiento de los poderes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
seryeN Especial Del BeleIh Meseam
OABLEGRAMAS.
kas sesi0nes para In pax
serSn EN- WsshinQtC,u
Tn trinnfo de Ia diplomacia americana

Nueva York. viernes-lnformen los despa-
,.hos de Paris que sc ha determirado que las
,sesoues para la paz entire el Japor y Russia Sc
.celebreu en- Washington
Esta decision ha satsfecho mucho la OPT
MON en- los Estsdos Unidos, que con sidera la
hecha como un uiunfo de la dipio
imacia americana la sanction del alto prestiglo
|que tene entire los jefes de estado ell presidente
Roosevelt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
Francia eSta de acue l'd0
con Norteameric:l
La sesiones para la paz

Nueva York, viernes-Dicen de Paris que
ell gobierno frances no ha hecho la menor opo-
sici6n que Sc vean en- Washington los que
concierlen la paz entire el Japon Russia slno
que, por el contrario. We con agrado que la de-
mas potencias comedian en- este punto, al de-
signar como ell sitio mas proposito para cele-
brar las sesones de la paz la capital de la Re-
publica NOrteamerCana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
Una felicitaci6n del
Rey Oscar
Importancia International
de una boda

Nueva York viernes-En el momento de
la ceremonial. sc recibio en- Londres una felici-
taci6u del rev Oscar. de Suecia
Todos los soberanos y jefes de Estados de
Europa han felicitado los regios contingencies
que saldran viajar por Europa. despues de
permanecer unos dias en- Londres.
Esta boda sc cOnsidera de una gran impor-
tancia. desde el punto de vista International.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
Aa impression producida
en- Europa
Las conferencias para la paz

Nueva York, viernes. - Cablegrafian de
Londres que en- los circuIos diplomaticos euro
peos Sc apaude ell que Sc eleven Washington
as conferencas de la paz, va que en- el estado
de efervescencia en- que estan los anlmos en-
Europa, hubera constituido case un peligro
el tratar del arrego international entire el ia.
pom Russia, por 10 encontrados que son los in
tereses entire las potencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
Las c0nferenciaS
.S0bre M3rrueC0S
Austria { Italia han aceptadO

Nueva York. viernes.-Los ultimos despa-
chos que Sc reclben de Roma. dicen que los 60
biernos de Italia de Austria, han respondido
al Sultan, aceptando la invitaci6n que les ha
hecho para celebrar cOnferencias en- Tanger
con delegados de las potencias, sobre la politics
en- Marruecos y la forma mas conveniente para
solucionar e actual conHictO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
Roosevelt r'espondiendo
a las potencias
Acepta la designation

Nueva York. viernes. .--1nforman de Wa'-
hington que ell Presidente Roosevelt ha respon =
dido al acuerdo de las potencias designando la
capital de Washington para concertar el trata-
do de paz, que acepta ell honroso cometido le
s,atisface ell prestar su cooperation la obra de
la paz entire las dos naciones que ahora estan
en- guerra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
LEYES DE 1905

Sc hallaD a la venta en- la Ii
breiia del BoLETIN las leyes de
1905, acomparadas de un vo-
lumen de gran utilidad para los
letrados y 81 publico en- general,
conteniendo la Ley de evi-
dencia > y IA Appendices de leyes
de otras Asambleas references
tam bien a la prueDa en- 10 civil
Preciode las dos obras :. $500
Ley de evidencia. compra
da separadamente .....S 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
Una boda de principes
Gustavo de Suecia
y Margarita de Connaught

Nueva York. viernes--Avisan de Londres
que han contraido matrimonio el principe Gus
lavo de Suecia la duQuesa Margarita de
Connaught.
La ceremonial Sc celebro en- el hist6rico
palacio de Windsor.
FL pueblo ingles tribute una ovacion rui-
dosa los principes. en- cuyo honor Sc han cele-
brado brilantes festejos.
Los reyes de Inglaterra asistieron la ce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
E N p r E N S A .

Esta en- prensa una nueva edi-
cion del Codigo de Enjuicia-
miento Civil con 81 APPENDICES
conte niendo las distintas leyes
procesales de las asambleas le-
gislativas. incluyendo las de
1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
CAMP MEETING WILL BE
HELD AT HUNTINGTON BEACH
Methodist Ministers Settle Contro.
versy to Satisfaction of
Majority

At the meeting of the Methodist
ministers yesterday morning, the re-
port of the committee was made re-
garding the selection of the grounds
for the annual camp meeting. 1t was
announced that Huntington Beach
will be the favored place. Property
valued at $4,000 will be turned over
to the conference clear of debt. Some
discussion was raised regarding the
action of the committee in selecting the
place without reference to the wishes
of the conference. but the subject was
settled to the satisfaction of the ma
jority.
The committee in charge were the
four presiding elders, DR.. Thompson.
Dr. Pitner Revs. Atkinson and Green,
and the Revs. Cory, Elliott, Sampson
and Foster.
Rev. F. A. Hardin made an inter-
esting address regarding superannuat-
ed ministers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
DON'T WANT THE GOODS
Owners Find Cheerful Lot of Buyers at n
Furniture Sale Auction

Yesterday was an extremely lively
day at the store of the Los Angeles
Furniture company. Many thousands
of dollars of goods were sold, not in
the usual way but at an actual auc-
tlon. A chiffonier worth easily $40 sold
for $3.50 and hundreds of like instances
were recorded.
The Los Angeles Furniture company
is going into a new big store In the
900 block shortly and the company is
closing out it's fine stock In this novel
way. 1t seemed almost like despera-
tion to see a mahogany bedroom suit
worth 5000 knocked down for $S5
That's the way it went all day. The
company is conducting the sale in tenn
porary quarters at 212 West Sixth
street, near Broadway. The intention
is to cary along the sale every day for
this week. By that time 1t Is expected
everything in the house will be sold.
There were many comments yester-
day on the sale, most people remarkne
that the goods ought to be retained
and moved into the new store. but the
firm seems determined to positively
close out the present stock, because
they say they have siXty-five cars of
new goods now on the road for the new
store.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
NEW ELECTRIC PATROL
FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT
Vehicle Built According to the Com.
missions Specifications Proves
satisfactory In Test

"Ding-aling- -aling, look out for the
new police patrol" is the latest an
nouncement from police headquarters
and If the plans are carried out as
proposed the local department will be
equipped with one of the finest cleo
trical patrol wagon outfits in the
world. within the next two weeks.
In the meantime the present drivers
of the horse patrol wagons are wonder
ing how they will be able to manage
the big "devir' wagons and are stay
ing awake nights in an effort to learn
the ins and out of electrical engineer
ing.
The auto wagon is a purchase of the
new police commission. 1t has been
made in secret at the Cowan Garage
works on South Broadway and was
given a trial for the first time late
yesterday afternoon. The new ma
chine is slightly larger than the pres
ent horse wagons, but is built along
the same line with a 20-horse power
battery.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18

room and the baby appeared his
clothing plentifully supplied with a
light coating Of dust while he held a
common pin in his hand and from his
demonstrations had decided to show
his find to the court. His mother cut
short his intentions and the trial pro-
ceeded. So did Jake and he played
elephant and circus in the prisoners
dock and made faces at the bailiff.
IT fine the defendant $1O," said the
Judge. Weimer stood before the bar
and a small white clothed object
marched up and stood in line.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
MAYOR To VETO
LIGHTING BILL
OBJECTS TO PAYING FOR THE
SPRING STREET LAMPS
COUNCIL MAY PASS MEASURE
Plans Are Now Being Made for the
General improvement Of
the Downtown
Streets

Mayor McAleer has decided to re-
turn to the council without his ap-
proval the ordinance passed a week
ago relating to the placing of orna-
mental lights on Spring street from
Temple to Main and out Main to
Broadway.
The lights and poles are to be paid
for by the property owners on the
street in accordance with law pass
ed by the last legislature which makes
it possible to create assessment dis
tricts for the erection of such lights,
after the system adopted IN street inn
provement
The mayor does not object to the
lights being placed on the street, but
he does not agree with the council in
that the city will have to furnish the
current which maintains the system.
The expense of this is estimated to be
from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
When the ordinance was under dis
oussion in the council the fact was
brought out that in as much as the
tllE Ilctll dBIGtl W pay lOl IllC iiSHt-
ing of the Broadway system for the
first fourteen months that the council
could not be so partial as to refuse to
pay for the lights on Spring street.
From statements made by several
councilmen on learning of the mayors
decision on the subject it is considered
likely that the measure will be passed
over the veto of the chief executive
without discussion.
Associations have been formed for
the lighting of Main. Spring and Hill
streets, and the Broadway association
is now n thing of the past, it having
accomplished the work for which it
was organized.
Yesterday the council instructed the
city engineer to prepare the ne
cessary ordinances for the proposed
lighting of Hill street from Second
street to Pico, and around Central
park. 1t is the scheme to light with
ornamental poles and globes these four
principal streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
LOEB TO HIT THE TRAIL
Will Visit the President While He Has
Chance
By ssnciated Press.

BY Associated Press.
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. April
17-Before President Roosevelt pene-
trates the wilds so far that commune
cation with the outside world will be
next to impossible Secretary Loeb, with
the aid of a courier daily expected
from the camp, will get on the presi-
dents trail and visit him in the noun
tains. The visit will be for the pur-
pose of taking up with the president
a number of important matters that
have come to the headquarters here
since Saturday. There are a number of
commissions to be signed, as we'll as
departmental business that has been
forwarded.
Many invitation have come to SEQ
retary Loeb and members Of the Off
cial party stopping at the Hotel Colo
rado, to take excursions into the sur
rounding territory in order to view
points of interest All of these have
been declined or postponed until the
arrival of the first courier from the
president.
Wild stories Of the hunt, most of
them obviously fakes, have reached
here. Secretary Loeb does not credit
them. Several of these stories have
been Investigated and it has been as
oertained that the tale bearer could not
have received reliable information from
the presidents camp, for he could have
had no opportunity.
An illustration of the dearth of
authentic news or picture material
was noticed about a mile from the
Hotel Colorado today. A photographer
representing a syndicate selling pic
lures to daily newspapers attached
wire to the telegraph line running
through a wild section of the mountain
country, and then attached a telegraph
instrument to the wire, using a stump
of a tree as table. An assistant then
posed for a picture, which will be sold
to newspapers in alleged representa-
tion Of the manner in which news Is
sent from the presidents camp. AS a
matter of fact, there is no telegraphic
wire within miles Of the original camp
of the party. The hunters intend to
roam over large area, covering prob
ably $50 miles before the hunt is con-
cluded.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
COLLEGE MEN BEGIN
TO WELD RAC0UETS
Prospects for a Meeting Between
Occidental and u. S. c.
PrnH1nisinn


At the University of Southern Calf
fornia two tennis clubs have been
formed for the fostering Of the sport
at the university. The tennis tourna-
ment is now in progress, although
baseball tends to distract attention a
trine from racquet welding activity.
Niles has won out In the academy
matches. For the college Wade, Buck
master, oliver Butler. Atkinson and
Richter are fighting It out for first
place and by the end Of this week the
tale will be told. After the singles
have been played there will be a series
Of double headers.
The girls also are taking a strong in
terest in the game.
At Occidental there Is not much be-
ing done by the admirers Of the game.
Among the promising players Of that
institution are Bill" Bacon. Nenney
Gordon, sid Roth. eBal and Earl V.
Weller. More courts are at present
being prepared and resurfaced. The
chances are very good for an inter
collegiate tourney between t. S. G. and
Occidental during the latter part of
May Bob" Cleland has been elected
president Of the tennis club at Occi-
dental. and will endeavor to arrange a
meet with the Methodists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
HIGH SANTA FE OFFICIAL HERE

f. d. Kenna, first vice president and
general solicitor of the Santa Fe rail-
road, arrived in Los Angeles yesterday
from his home in Chicago. It was his
intention to proceed directly to San
Diego but the train to which his car
was attached did not make connections
with the Southern Pacific train and
Mr. Kenna spent the night in Los An
geles.
He will be in Southern California for
several weeks, the larger portion Of
which will be spent at San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
GEN. BELL WILL
JOIN PRESIDENT
WILL VISIT ROOSEVELT IN HIS
CAMP
TO GO TO DENVER WITH HIM
Secretary Loeb Expects to Take Trip
to Executives Quarters Soon.
Many Fake" Stories
Sent Out
snociaI 70 The Ilernih.

Special To The Herald.
DENVER, Colo, April 17.-General
Sherman Bell will join President
Roosevelt at the latters camp near
Newcastle in about two weeks. He
goes at the personal request Of the
president and will accompany Mr..
Roosevelt back to Denver.
THE colonel asked me to join him
in his hunting trip when we were in
San Antonio" said General Bell. land
accepted. l will join him near New
castle about May 1 and stay with him
until he gets into Denver. He wants
me to go east with him, but l do not
believe that I can arrange my business
affairs so that can be with him."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
CHILD PLAYS WHILE
FATHER IS ON TRIAL
Four-Year-OId Has Make-BelleVe
Circus In the Court
Room

Quarreling with the bailiff and
ers' dock in Justice Chambers court,
Jake Weimer, the four year old son
of Fred Weimer charged with battery,
spent the afternoon yesterday in great
enjoyment while his father labored
through the process of conducting his
own defense
But the youngster did not appear to
respect either the peace or dignity
Of the court and the bailiff was called
on frequently to quell the expressions
of emotions given forth by the four
year old.
jake appeared In court in the wake
of his father and mother. He was at
tired in a Buster Brown" suit OF
white and at first appeared awed by
the proceedings. His father went to
the dock and the trial started. A
young man appeared as interpreter for
Weimer and while the questions and
cross questions of attorney and de-
fendant were flashing back and forth,
Jake disappeared. His mother start
ed i'm pursuit but the boy was gone,
Weimer was charged with having
chastised Howard Hill for throwing
stones at his house. Don't you know
that you mustn't take the law i'm your
own hands even If these boys do throw
rocks at you?" asked the judge
"O-o-o-o-o' came the cry from be-
meath bench In the rear of the court
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
M'CAFFEY MOVED UP
BY SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Becomes Assistant Superintendent OF
the Los Angeles
Division

By an order received In Los Angeles
yesterday from manager James Alger
Of the Southern Pacific, Thomas Nc
Caffey, hitherto train master. Is aD-
pointed to the position of assistant
superintendent of the Los Angeles
division. The position was made
vacant nearly a year ago when Mr..
McGovern was transferred to the su-
perintendency of the Arizona division
with headquarters at Tucson.
Mr.. McCaffey is to be succeeded as
train master by F.. A. Brown. until
yesterday chief dispatcher for the Los
Angeles division.
Mr.. McCaffey is one Of the best
known men on the division, beginning
thirty-three years ago as messenger
with the Western Union Telegraph
company. From that position he rose
steadily to the place which is given
him by this last promotion.
r. A. Brown has been with the
Southern Pacific for sixteen years,
nine of which have been in the local
office. He learned telegraphy twenty
years ago as an employe of the Rock
Island with station in Iowa. In 1889
he came west to take up his work with
the Southern Pacific. Mr.. Browns
logical successor to chief dispatcher is
George H. Corwin, present night
chief
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
POSSART TAKES
FOURTH IN ROMP
PULLMAN PILOTS EASY WIN
NER AT OAKLAND
CARRIES THE PUBLIcS MONEY
Flashes Under the Wire Five Lengths
In the Lead-Tocolaw Has Easy
Time Disposing Of Collector
Jessup in the Third
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.-Possart
scored popular victory when he
romped home in the fourth race, with
Jockey Bullman sitting perfectly still,
passing the judges stand five lengths
in front of his field. Tocolaw and Col
lector Jessup divided honors for the
faovrite in the third race, but the
former took the lead from the start
and won easily.
Weather cloudy; track slow. Sum
mary:
First race, three furlongs-Telepathy
Iii IF. Kelly, to /, won; Yolo Girl.
1O6 (BelD. 2 to 1, second; Tenordale,
1O6 (Jones), IL to 1. third. Time, :3614
Ancient Witch. Dora Gentry Miss
Topsy, Pannene, Dovelike, Mazel,
Canopa and Miss Spokane also ran.
Second race. futurity course-Dis-
tributer, 106 OKnapp) 10 to 1, wonJ
Pachuca. 104 (Tooman) to l, second;
Parting Jenny, 107 (BelD 10 to 1, third
Time, 1:13. Gyros, Glen Brier, Lady
Bimbo, Brown Patsy, Cloenthus, Cam
eletta, Indiana, Mai Wells, Siniestro.
Judge Hughes, Motto and Border Mark
also ran.
Third race five furlongs-Tocolaw,
Ill Knapp even. won Collector Jes-
sup, Ill (Michaels) even. second; Sill
yer Heels. 100 (McBride) so to 1, third.
Time, 1902 Bay Wonder, Ni-Col-Cap
also ran.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth
Possart 113 (Bullman) 13 to 5, won;
War Times. 104 (Sullivan) 16 to 5, sec
ond; Ethel Abbott. 80 (Fountain) 3 to
l, third. Time. 1861. May Holladay,
Jack Little, Matt Hogan, File dor,
instrument and Henry Clay Rye also
ran.
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards
Edgecliff. 90 Knapp, s to 5, won;
Sheriff Bell. 119 (F. Kelly. 70 to 1,
second; Red Cross Nurse, 102 (Chand-
ler, to 2. third. Time, 1:46. Warte
Nicht. Esherin, Toto Gratiot and
Prince Palatine also ran.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs-
Albert Fir, 40 (Otis), 10 to 3, won:
Morita. 1O7 CJones), to 2, second; Rob
ert Mitchell, 40 Fountaim, 9 to |,
third. Time, 1:22A. Big Beach, Ruby,
Lillitus and David Boland also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
u. S. C. ACADEMY NINE
DEFEATS C0LLEGIANS
Prep. Ball Tossers Score a Victory
Over the Upper
Classmen

On the University of Southern Cali
fornia yesterday afternoon teams
from the academy and college came to-
gether in a friendly combat. The ball
tossers from the academy succeeded IN
winning over the collegians by a score
of 6 to 5.
Both sides played a credtable game
although there We're several errors
made on both sides.
The feature of the game was the
three bagger by Comstock. Parsons
played a good game at first and sue
ceeded in finding the ball when he
came to bat. other stars We're Niles
and Bridwell
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
SOUTH COAST YACHTSMEN
PREPARE FOR SEASON
Boating Carnival Planned to Be Held
at Venice Some Time in
July
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
SANTA MONICA. April 1.-THE
South Coast Yacht club will enter upor
the season of 1905 as a reincorporated
body, the social features of which are
to receive especial prominence. AL
ready the new organization has planned
a number of interesting and important
events both on and off the water. The
first cruise of the club will he TO
Ocean Park on Friday, June 3O and on
the following day the yachtsmen will
enter one or more of their craft in the
annual races at Ocean Park for the
Country club cup. On July the
yachts will move on to Venice, where
a boating carnival will be held under
the management Of the Abbot Kinney
company Valuable prizes and trophies
to be known as the Abbot Kinney
cups are among other incentives prom
ised the winning contestants. The
yachtsmen will sail for Avalon on July
3, spending independence day there, as
has been the usual custom.