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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-19
Mudando los bartulos

La empresa de vapores Allan Line,
que hacfa la carrera entire Glasgow
y Nueva York, ha suspendido ell ser
vicio con la salida de Glasgow del va
por "Numidia", efectu ada ell jueves
antepasado.
La raz6n aducida por la empresa
es que ha expirado el ARE ndamiento
de sus muelles en- Nueva York, no
siendola possible psgar la exorbitan-
cia que allf piden por alquiler de
muelles, Sc We obligada suspender
por ahora, esperanto, sin embar go,
reanudar ell servlcio ell breve. Como
al mismo tempo la empresa esta me.
jorando su servicio de Boston, creese
que la suspension en- Nueva York
sera permanente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-19

Ell importantfsimo peri6dico de la
Habana "Diario de la Marina" ha re.
producide en- sus ediciones de la ma.
fiana y la tarde correspondence al
S del actual los artfculos Gel gobierno
metido en- negocios" del "Boston
Herald" y la Nota del dia del BoLEr1N
comentando aquel articulo del diario
de Boston.
Tambien ha reproducido la Nota
del dfa sobre las casas del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico que ocupan y gastos
de luz aqua que hacen los funcio-
narios,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-19
DESDE CAYEY
Al Honorable Comisionado de
Educacion.
San Juan.

Hemos sabido que, en- dfas pasados,
el senior Superin tendente de Escuelas
de este Distrito, estuvo en- este pueblo.
pldlo las renuncias de sus cargos. al
seflor Presidente y al sefior Secretario
de esta Junta Escolar; este, en- ell acto,
lie hlzo entrega de l.. suya
DE acuerdo con la seccion 2S de las
Leyes Escolares vigentes; iviolo Ell Sc
nor Secretario renunoiante dicha sec
clonf Creemos que 10, puesto que, no
Sc han llenado con Ell los requisitos
que la referida sec, ion senala.
Ahora bien, Sc nos ocurre pregun-
tar a V. H.; lpuede TN Superintendent
te de Escuelas, pedir las renuncias 4
los expresades seflores, siepdo estos,
como fueron, elejldos por ell voto po-
clio?
Esperamos que V. H., esclarezca
este hecho, para que asf, la opinion
pub'ica no Sc extravle, y Sc vaya 4
Juzgar NAL de la conducta intachable
dc un cabaliero.
Octubre 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-19

tes del presupuesto y las perso
mas diScretas.
Aqui es donde esta el gran
foco de las grandes injusticias.
Miremos aqui.
Y cuapdo hiera la vista Ell
brutal relieve que toman, ape
mas Sc escudrif1a entire las som
bras, los trasgos y fantasmas
que sirven de espantajos a la
tirania, entonces va no haran
efecto aunque sc enciendan de
vez en- vez esas debi]es fosfo-
rescencias, esas pabilosas lam
parillas ante Ia estatua arrum
bada de la diosa Justicia, en- los
sotanos tenebrosos de un tenn
plo consagrado a las deidades
enemigas.
Adaptando nuestro lenguaje
a las circunstancias, vamos a
repetir una inagen de ia orato-
ria de exportacion, imagen que,
81 no Sc distingue por 10 bella,
tiene ell relieve comico de la ca
ricatura y viene en- la actuali-
dad. que nj pintada.
Fue en- una discussion del Con-
sejo Executive, donde surgio
este portento del ingenio reden-
torisua, y fue Mr.. Sweet ell au-
tor de la Erase: E6 una mosc0
sAbido en- una torve, beyo no v6
la t0rre.
En- Ell case a que sc referia ell
entonces Attorney General, en-
muchos casos subsiguientes y
en- ell actual, siempre ha ocurri-
do el mismo inexplicable feno.
memo.
Sc We la mosca y no Sc We la
torre.
Sc We la sombra, la sospecha,
de algo anormal con suspicacia
entrevisto, pero 10 que tiene un
gran bulto v TN gran relieve, 10
que-es tan grande, 9 mas grande
aun que la torre de Mr.. Sweet,
Sc qulere ocultar, sc quiere ha-
Ger como que no sc ha visto, co
mo ST no existiera.
Nal sistema es este, y gran
des peligros ofrece para todos.
Solo ha servido para hacer
.grahca una Erase que resulta
ahora una ingeniosa caricatura
de la obra de TN gobierno.
Y 81 cen este sale ganando el
ingenio de exportacion, podria
ser que arriesgase mucho Ell re
dentorismo, 81 tuviera que per-
der a)guna cosa todavia, 81 no
hu b1era hecho almoneda ru1no-.
sa hasta de sus mas atrayentes
anunciOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-19
A2sNreS C2'OSNs
Don Martin Travieso

El seflor abogado y notario don
Martin Travieso, graduado en- la Uni
versidad de Cornell. y miembro del
Colegio de abogados del Estado de
New York, Sc ha servido ofrecernos
sus servicios profesionales, en- todas
las Cortes insulares y Corte Federal.
Ell seflor Trav1eso reside en- Maya
giiez, calle de Mendez Vigo.
Estimamos 10 atencion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-19
PrOc1anaa
PROHIBIENDO LA EXPORTACION DE AR
MAS PARA SANTO DOMINGO
" MANSION DEL EJECUTIvo

Ot> NOANA ", Vi 4SoloOAlO oC AOo
Estados Unidos, en- IA de Octubre de
1905, expidio la siguiente proclama:
"POR CUANTO, en- virtud de una re-
solucion Conjunta, aprobada en- ~ de
1893, titulada Resolution Conjunta
para prohibir la exportacion de car
bon 4 otro material empleado en- la
guerra, de los puertos marftimos de
los Estados Unidos, queda autorizado
Ell Presidente para prob ibir su arbi-
trio y con las 1imitaciones y excep-
clones que estimare oportupas, toda
exportacion de carbon 4 otro material
empleado en- la guerra, de cualquier
puerto mar1ti imo de los EstadoS Uni
dos, hasta disponerse otra por Ell Pre-.
sidente 6 ell Congreso; POR TANTO,
Yo, Teodoro Roosevelt, Presidente de
los Estados I'm idos, atendiendo 4 ra-
zones que juzgo buenas y sufcientes,
y en- virtud de la autoridad que me
confere la citada Resolution Conjun-
ia, por la presente declare y proclamo
que la eXportacion de armas, NUM-
clones y pertrechos de guerra, de to-
da clase, de cualquier puerto de los
Estados Unidos 6 de Puerto Rico
cualquier puerto de la Repdblica do
minicana, queda prob ibida, sin 1imi-
tacion nj exception a1guna, 4 partir
de la fecha de esta mi proclama, has.
ia que otra cosa disponga Ell Presi,
dente 6 Ell Congreso, y por la presente
exhorto todos los buenos ciudada-
nos de los Estados Unidos y de Puer-
to Rico, as1 como 4 todas las personals
RESIDENCES 6 de transito en- Ell terrific
rio 6 jurisdiction de los mismos aque
procedan de conformidad con esta
prohibition.
EN- TESTIMONIO DE LO CUAL he pueS-
to mi frma y hecho que Sc estampc Ell
sello de los Estados Unidos.
(SELLO.)
Dado en- la ciudad de Washington
en- IA de Octubre del af1o de
gracia de mil noveciento cinco.
y de la Independence de los
Estados Unidos ell 1900
TEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Por e1 Presidente
ELTHU ROOT
Secretario de Estado.
PoR TANTo, Yo, Beekman Winth-
rop Gobernador de Puerto Rico por la
presente promulgo dicha proclama y
exhorto todos los buenos ciudada-
nos de Puerto Rico a tie fielmente la
acaten y asf evitar las penas y res
ponsabilidades CONSEQUENCES a su in
Fraction.
(SELLo.)
EN- TEsTIMoNIo DE Lo cUAL, he
puesto aquf mi irna y he he
cho que Sc estampe Ell Gran Sc
Ito de Puerto Rico, en- la ciudad
de San Juan, en- IS de Octubre
A. D.. 1905.
BEEKMAN WINTHROP.
Por Ell Presidente
MARTIN E. GILL
Secretario interino."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-19
La Cesantia del Sr. Berries

Tenemos ell gusto de reproducir las
siguientes cartas references la cesan-
tia del sefior Berries como Alcaide de
la carcel, por 10 que honran a dicho
sefior y no por sue nosotros hayamos
comentado dicha cesantia, en- ningdn
sentido.
Lo dnico que solicitamos, al iniciar-
Sc la investigation, fue, como era
logico, la suspension del sefior Berries.
San Juan Octubre 1S de 1905
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MERcANTIL.
San Juan.
Distinguido caballero:
Como el peri6dico cue " con tant
acierto dirije trat6 dltim amente e
sus columnas hechos y emiti6 opinio
nes acerca de la reciente Investigation
de mis- actos como Alcaide de la. car
eel de San Juan, apelo a su exquisite
correction y caballerosidad para su-
plicarle publique la adjunta copia de
la carta que he recibido hoy del Hon.
seflor Crosas, Jefe del Departamento
de Sanidad, Beneicencia y Prisiones.
LIE anticipa las mas expresivas gra.
cias por este favor
S. s. S. q. b. S. m.
j. Y. Berries.
Octubre I8 de 1905
Sr. Don Valentfn Berries,
San Juan, P. R.
Estimado Sr:
Como algunas perSonas, por IN alicia,
% por no estar bien informadas no han
interpretado rectamente la signifca-
cion del traslado de Vd. de la Alcaidia
de la carcel de San Juan al puesto de
Jefe de Estad1stica Ell ell Departa-
mento de Sandal, tengo Ell gusto de
communicable que a reciente investiga.
cion llevada 4 cabo en- la carcel ha
dejado a V. fuera del alcance de toda
imputaci6n que pudiera aparecer como
injuriosa.
Siento ademas placer en- manifestar
a Vd. que sus servicios Sc han consi-
dorado siempre como buenos y va.
liosos, y su conducta altamente ho-
nora BILE
El traslado de V. esta oficina ha
tenido por fin como V. sabe, aliviarle
de ciertas molestias, con las Gu ales no
tropezara V. en- su nuevo cargo.
Ha merecido V. la confanza de
este Departmental, y contintia mere
ciendola, y expongo estos hechos para
que haga de esta carta el uso que mas
conveniente eStime
Muy respetuosamente
.42sNreS CTOSNS,
Director dc Sanidad Benefcencia y Pyisioues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-19
N NOta del d1a

bernador Winthrop, perO del
texto de la del presidente de la
Junta Examinadora de medicos
dirigida nuestra primera au-
toridad, y que va conocen nues'
trOs lectores, es facil deducir Ell
contenido.
Ell gobernador no ha queri
do rechazar las inveros1miles
protestas de los examinados,
que fueron a quejarse, no sabe-
mos de que, nj en- virtud de que
razones de la decision de TN tri-
bunal de examenes, ante una
autoridad administrative.
Temeroso, quizas. de que Sc
hubiese podido cometer una in
justicia, seg1n Sc deduce de los
tonos de la carta del DR.. Salda-
ia. dirigio una communication a
la unta Exam1nadora llevado,
tai vez, de TN excessive cello por
Ia defensa del credito de las
Universidades americans, y
1levado de sus entusiasmos pro :
clamados por la unprecedented y
la justicia
Muy consolador es, hasta cier-
to punto, Ell cello demostrado
por nuestra primera autoridad,
en- ell case de la Junta Examina
dora de Medicos.
Pero es lastima que Sc NAL :
caste en- bagateas v en- minu-
cias, persiguiendo las sombras,
las sospechas, los presentimien-
tos de una parcialidad 9 de una
injusticia leve, cuando las gran
des injusticias estan palmarias,
insolentes, desafando a la pa
ciencia mas cachazuda y a la
indolente galvana de que Sc nos
acusa con notable desagradeci-
miento.
Mr.. Winthrop, 81 quisiera, no
tendrla que perseguir los borro-
SOS indiclos de una sospechada
ilegalidad. donde la ilegalidad
es endemica y cronica la injus.
ticia.
No tiene mas que fjarse en-
los puestos oficiales.
lQue genie los ocupa?
Los altos funcionarios, los
bien retribuidos, los burocratas,
lqulenes son y de donde vienen?
En- la congregation reverenda
a penas 81 Sc admite como per-
tlguero q TN nativo.
BuSquemOs mas abajo.
tSon compensadores los suel-
dos de los Jueces municipales,
de los Registradores de la Pro.
pledad, nj de los medicos ii =
tulares destinos reser7adcs a
los nativos, acaso por ESQ mis-
mo, porQue no estan bien retri :
buidos?
Y no queremos recordar la
grande, la monstruosa, la ho-
rrenda injusticia de la ciuda-
dania.
No nos fijemos en- que nues,
tros abogados, nuestros profe-
slonales, no pueden ejercer en-
la metr6poli, nj paremos mien-
tes en- que los nativos de la CO.
lon1a NO alternan con los con-
tinentales en- el desempeno de
los altos destinos de la Naci0n.
No queremos, evocando estas
ignominias del coloniaie, que
tengan que repetir los labios del
gobernante la burda leyenda de
esa nueva mitologia redentoris-
ia que habla de los super-hom-
bres, de los inefables, de la raza
superior y excelsa de los ciu-
dadanos dobles. cayendo en- ell
mas absurdo panteismo.
Miremos 10 que esta mas GER
ca; 10 que sc consuma aqui mis-
mo Y a despecho del pueblo que
10 detesta. 10 que mantiene ina
pagado y vibrante ese espfritu
de oposici6n que va miran, con
recelo NAL disim ulado, los ellen.
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"Ycu Internal sptesi" the man cried.
the morning before He greeted us
with stately courtesy and seated him
self ct his desk, his red beard stream
Ing down on the table.
We'll, Mr.. Holmes?' said he.
But.my friends eyes were fixed upon
the secretary, who stood by his mas
ter's chair.
II think, your grace, that i could
speak more freely in Mr.. Wilder's alb
sence"
The man turned q shade paier and
cast malignant glance at Holmes.
eff your grace wishes''-
''Yes, yes; you had better go. Now,
Mr.. Holmes, what have You TO sayT'
My friend waited until the door had
closed behind the retreatlng secretary.
''The fact Is. your grace" said he.
that my colleague. Or. Watson. and
myself had an assurance from DIR.
Huxtabie that a reward had. been Of
fered in this case. should like 10
have this confirmed from your own
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and In bis twitching features
You have come To see hts gracoT I
am sorry, but the fact Is that the duke
Is far from we'll He has been very
much upset by the tragic news. We re-
ceived a telegram from DR. Huxtable
yesterday afternoon. which told US OF
your discovery"
81 must see the duke. Mr.. Wilder"
But he is In his room"
Then ! must 80 20 his room"
81 believe he Is in his bed"
Il viii see him there"
Holmes cold and memorable manner
showed the secretary that It was use
less TO argue with him.
''Yery good. Mr.. Holmes. I VIII tell
him that you are here"
After an hours delay the great noble
man appeared. His face was more ca
daverOus than ever. his shoulders had
rounded, and he seemed to me TO be an
altogether older man than he had been
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beside a.. No one was moving about
the house. nor could we catch a glimpse
Of any faces nc the windows. Slowly
the twilight crept down as the pun
sank behind the high towers OF Holder
nesse Hall. Then In the gloom we saw
the two side lamps OF a trap light up
In the stable yard OF the inn and short
ly afterward heard the rattle OF hoofs
as 70 wheeled out into the road and tore
OF az furious pace In the direction OF
Chesterfield.
What do you make Of that. Wat
SOM" Holmes whispered.
1T looks like a flight"
"A single man IA a dogcart. so far
as I could see Well. II certainly was
not Mr.. James Wilder. for there ne Is
at the door"
4 red square OF light had sprung out
OF the darkness. In the middle OF II
was the black figure OF the secretary.
his head advanced. peering out into
the night II was evident that he was
expecting some one Then AT last
there We're steps in the road. a second
figure was visible for an instant
against the light. the door shut and all
was black once more. Five minutes
later lamp was lit IN room upon
the first floor.
1T seems 10 be curious class OF
custom that Is done by the Fighting
Cock" said Holmes
The bar is on the other side"
quite So These are what one may
call the private guests. Now. what in
the world is Mr.. James Wilder doing
In that den at this hour OF night, and
who Is the companion who comes TO
meet him there? Come, Watson. we
must really take risk and try TO In
veStigate this little more closely"
Together we stole down To the road
and crept across 10 the door OF the
inn. The bicycle still leaned against
the wall Holmes struck a match and
held il 10 the back wheel. and | heard
him chuckle as the light fell upon a
patched Dunlop tire Up above us
was the lighted window.
Il must have a peep through that.
Watson. II you bend your back and
support yourself upon the wall / think
that can manage"
An instant later his feet were on
my shoulders. but he was hardly I'D
before be was down again.
Come. my friend" said he. "our
days work has been quite long enough.
! think that we have gathered all that
we can. It's long walk TO the school.
and the sooUer we get started the bet
ter"
He hardly opened his lips during
that weary trudge across the moor. nor
would ne enter the school when he
reached il. but went on TO Mackleton
station, whence he could send aome
kilograms. Late at night l heard him
eonsoling Or. Huxtable. Frustrated by
the tragedy OF his masters death, and
later still lac entered my room as alert
and vigorous as he had been when he
started In the morning. "AIl goes well.
my friend" said he Il promise that
before tomorrow evening we shall have
| reached the solution OF the ps~stery."
AT IL o'clock next morning my friend
and We're walking up the famous yew
avenue OF Holdernesse IIan. We were
ushercd through the magnificent Eliza
bethan doorway and into his grace's
| study. There we found Mr.. James VIII
der. demure and courtly, but with some
I trace OF that Wild terror OF the night
] before still lurking In his furtive eyes
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-19
RAILROADS
FIVE PARTICIPANTS
N GRAIN RATE WAR
Low Schedules to Chicago, MIN
Deapolis and Mississippi River
Points = Pronounced Injurious
to Kansas City-Other Roads
Nay Compete.

KAn&as City. No., Aue. M-Tho grain
rate var - on In earnest. The BurtinS.
ton Railroad announced this morning that
10 would meet the Chicago Great Western
cut, and this announcement was followed
later BY similar notices from the Chicago
and Alton and the Wabash lines. IL 10
expected that tbs Rock Island and the
Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Paul lines
will meet the cut at once.
The Burlington notice II similar to the
cne issued by the Chicago Great Western.
II announces a rate Of lVss cents on wheat
iiom Kansas City 10 Chicago and from
There are the usual di1erentials to Mis-
Sissippi River points aud to Peoria.
This means cents on the rate to Chi.
cagO and to Minneapolis for shipments TO
these points. The Wabash and the Chica-
60 and Alton notices are similar to tho
burlington notices The reduced rates
viii become effective tomorrow.
Tho Santa Fe had announced q similar
cut to Chicago and to Minneapolis, e3ec.
tivo Monday. In addition TO the reduced
rates to Chicago and Minneapolis the
Santa Eo has made rates OF IA cents On
wheat and 81 cents On corn to Nississap-
Grain men in Kansas City have been IN
dulstng In the hope that there would be no
grain rate war this year. But Il has
started even earlier than usual II 10 re-
Garded a . bad tiIne Tor rate-cut,inS.
There il % much wheat that Il will re-
Quirs the best efforts OF the railroads to
move Il.
"This te-euttine II against Kansas
City" said Q Board Of Trade man this
morning. 1T takes the wheat away from
the Kansas City mills to other centers."
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-19

When you are told that
IA Of the cars on . certain
railroad are new and Of the
latest design It doesn't mn
press You very forcibly.
But If / should 20 on and
tellyou what --latest desisn"
really means I believe you
would be Interested. Do
you know that only the cars
Of --latest design" are light
ed byelectricify1 That only
those cars which are lighted
by electricity can have elec-
tric fans In them3
I haven't either time or
space to tell you the many
things which are compre-
hended in those words
latest design" but It you
can get up an ad that forci-
bly, brings out the fact that
all the trains on the Frisco
Road to Chicago are new
and Of the latest design, l
will give you . round trip
ticket St. Louis to Chicago
If I am able to use the id.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-19
VIII SON TO ISSUE NEW
STABLE CAR REGULATIONS.
The Repub!ic Bu-eau

WYATT Bu!,d:as. lt,h and r S,reefa
Washington. Aug. N.-S@cretarY Wilson
and Doctor ID. r. Salmon. Chief of the Bu-
reau of Animal Industry. returned from
tend = meeting Of railroad :ra:iic man
ayers and leaders OF the National Live
Stock Association. They vent tn Chica 20
determined 20 stand by existing depart
nlent regulation In relation 20 stab... ears
They have yece.ied from their position and
In a few days will issue Ar order amending
tito REGULATIONS 80 that any VI tho r.cOx-
nixed stable cars nov owned by the rSL-
roads may be continued In use.
Tho rairca3 men nAtly declared that
they would not stop long freight trains
two hours and q half 20 water cattle.
They said that n the, regulations were en-
forced To the letter they would be cngn-
ps,lle.i 10 double rates This threat trough hit
th. live stock men into line in favor Of
railroad cantentions. The department OIL
eiAls ~ers compelled to change their at
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-19
DIVISION TElEGRAPHERS
VOTE TO CONTINUE STRIKE

Spokane, Wash. Aug 1s-The strike
vote on this division Of the Great North
err and IN. Northern Pacific roads Was
announced to-day. An even hundred mon
soi.,! To continue the strike. while only
s~Nen votes have been recorded In favor OF
ending the ksruGg.e- Chairman TaEauary
this afternoon emyha;icaily denied . ru-
faos that the strike vas declared OF
The iaciic division Of the t-iegragsncrs
voted unanimously today at Tacoma TO
continue tie strike They were called uroa
~ President PeFkAm to vote oa tho cues.
s;cn. With this result.