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ago in a 13-inch gun. The London Daily
Graphic is not by any means a scentine
paper, and Is often wrong The longest
guns made for the United States navy,
which are not wire wound, of Pinch bore,
are 40 calibres, that is about % feet long
in the bore, one gun only of i5 calibre be-
ing finished out of six ordered.
The British 10-inch guns are 1913 calibres
(3S feet inches), and the latest battle
ships may carry number of these, as
they last much longer than 12-inch guns,
and are nearly as powerful for their SEQ
pound shell at three mics has about
(2900 feet muzzle) remaining velocity of
1910 feet per second, with a height of ira
iectory of less than GO feet. This prac-
tically means hitting a shin at that range
even of the calculation of distance was not
very exact, and this shell at this velocity
will penetrate most side armor. while
the 10-ineh gun can be fired much faster
with safety than the larger guns.
The tendency therefore. may be towards
the smaller guns, as of course more of
them can be carried for the same weight
and their ammunition costs less. Yours
etc, JAMES l.. WHITE.
Annston Nav r.
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Ankle Was Broken.

Gadsden, May 12.-(Special)
Foreman James Powell had the misfor-
tune to get his left leg broken just above
the ankle yesterday afternoon while
at Littleton on the Nashville Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis railroad assisting the
train crew in their efforts to place a
heavily loaded box car ON the track. The
car had been lacked up several times but
always slipped back again. Finally the
jack was placed upon a loose cross tie
and the car lacked up. The weight was
too heavy and the jack kicked out and
the crosstie was thrown outward, striking
Powell on the leg and breaking it very
badly. He was given medieai attention and
the limb set, but he will be laid up
several weeks from the accident.
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Keep the Balance Up.

1t has been truthfuly said that any
disturbance of the even balance of healfb
causes serious trouble. Nobody can he
too careful to keep this balance up When
people begin to lose APPETITE or to get
tired easily, the least imprudence brings
on sickness, weakness or debility. The
system needs a tonic, Graves it, and she..ld
not be denied it. and the best tonic Of
which we have any knowledge is Hood
Sarsaparilla. What this medicine has done
in keeping healthy people healthy. in
keeping up the even balance of health,
gives II the same distinction as pre-
ventive that it enjoys as cure. It's early
use has Illustrated the wisdom of the old
saying that a stitch in time saves nine.
Take Hoods for appetite, strength, and
endurance
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Mortgage Sale.

Under power of sale contained in a
mortgage executed by James Washington
to Tennessee Land company, which mort
ga1e is recorded in volume 800 of the
Records of jefferson county, default hay
ing been made in payment OF mortgage
debt. the Tennessee Land company will.
ON July 12 1905. sell at public cutlery for
cash at u o'clock In the day I'm front Of
the court house door Of jefferson county.
Alabama. 10 the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described property: Lot Y in block
according to the Tennessee Land COM
panys First Addition to Pratt City, Ala
bama.
TENNESSEE LAND COMPANY
BY Walker Percy, Attorney.
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Straw


Straw hat day approaches. Time to change.
This smmering May weather makes derbes feel like
dead weights and elts are like sweat boxes. There
is comfort coolness and style in a featherweight
straw.
This is hat quarters In Panamas forlexample.
we have shown how easilythe Saks values surpass.
We sell at $3.50 Panama that is better than
any ether in town at $500. Test the statement,
make comparsons--thats the sure way. In Sem
nits it is the same, and splits Saks prices are
lowest! LET the Welkin ring with the fact They
are lowest!
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M ortgaqe Sale.

Under power of sale contained in n
mortgage executed by Simpy Taylor
to Tennessee Land company, which mort
gage Is recorded in volume 800 of the
Records of Jefferson county default hav-
Ing been made In payment of mortgage
debt the Tennessee Land company will.
on July H. 1905. sell at public outcry for
cash at ~ o'clock In the day in front of
the court house door of Jefferson county.
Alabama, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described property: Lot In block
T. according to the TENNESSEE Land com
pany's First Addition to Pratt City, Ala
bama.
TENNESSEE LAND COMPANY,
By Walker Percy, Attorney.
5-13-3t-sat
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Mortgage Sale.

Under power of sale contained In a
mortgage executed by Henry Johnson
to Tennessee Land company. which mort
gage is recorded in volume 800 of the
Records of Jefferson county default hav-
ing been made In payment of mortgage
debt. the Tennessee Land company Will,
on July II. 1905, sell at public cutlery for
cash at ~ O'Clock in the day in front OF
the court house door of Jefferson county,
Alabama, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described property: Lot II In block
according TO the Tennessee Land COM
pany's First Addition to Pratt City, Ala
bama.
TENNESSEE LAND COMPANY,
BY Walker Percy, Attorney.
5-13-3t-sat
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MEN NOT GUILTY.
Wives swore Alleged Lynchers Were
In Bed Asleep.

Orangeburg. S. c.. May 12.-After being
out fifteen minutes the jury in the case
against five white men on trial in Orange
burg, charged with lynehing a negro,
Keitt Bookhardt, at Eutawville, brought
in verdict of not guilty.
The case has attracted great deal of
attention, the states evidence being chief
ly that of a man who claimed to have
been in the party when the negro was
killed. The defense put up wives and re-
latives of the prisoners, who swore that
the defendants were at home In bed when
the crime was alleged to have been com
mitted.
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Committee VIII Report.

Detroit, Mich, May 12-committee work
took up the time of the delegates to the
convention of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton of Iron, Steel and Tin workers today,
and no general sessions of the convention
were held. The special committee to which
the wage committees recommendations on
the tin and sheet mill scale were referred
will report Monday.
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LOUIS SAKS
CIOthier TO the Whole Family
LEGAL NOTICES.
Mortuaue Sale.

Under power of sale contained in a
mortgage executed by Anthony Gray
to Tennessee Land company, which mort
gage is recorded IN volume 800 of the
Records of Jefferson county, default hav-
in6 been made in payment of mortgage
debt, the Tennessee Land company will,
ON July ~, 1905, sell at public cutlery for
cash at u o'clock in the day in front of
the court house door of Jefferson county,
Alabama, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described property: Lot in block
4 according to the Tennessee Land COM
pany's First Addition to Pratt City, Ala
bama.
TENNESSEE LAND COMPANY,
BY Walker Percy, Attorney.
BIZ -2t-sat
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Two Girls Drowned.

Roanoke. Va. May pa special to the
Roanoke Times from Pulaski. Va, says
the two daughters of Henry Whitaker,
aged respectively 10 and u years. were
drowned today in mill pond at East
Pulaski The girls were wading In the
shallow part of the pond, and ventured
ont beyond their depth. Their bodies were
recovered.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned until u o'clock noon, Mon
day May %, 1905, for constructing septic
tanks and other improvements for the
Valley Creek trunk sewer. Plans may be
examined and specifications obtained at
this office. The right is reserved to re-
ject any and all bids.
(Signed) JULIAN zKENDRICK
5-13-3t Chief Engineer.
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BANK CLEARlNGS s.
5irmingham's Increase Amounts to
2e3 for Week Ending Yesterday.

New York. May 12-The following ia
HE. compiled by 9radstreet shows the
bank elearlnrs at the cities named for
he week ending May Il. with the per-
rentage OF increase and decrease as COM
rared with the corresponding week last
year. Totals include clearing {, ilfty-two
other cities. Canadian totals include clear
ngs Of seven other cities In Canada:
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Fine Shirts

At $l50 Manhattans, Savoys, Montauks and
others. Sizes Il IL to 49, Greys, browns, blues
and whites There are dots, stripes and many
curious and novel designs printed on or woven in.
They are bear evidences of the good discretion
used in buying.
At $l00 white attached or detached cuffs.
Plain or coored materials. 1t is vexing to have
shirt too tight at the collar bands. We have seen
to it. gentlemen that these shirts at one dollar fit
properly at the neck. You have no trouble with
them.
$500. Exclusive and imported shirts. Made
OF imported Madras from Glasgow and Edinburg.
Greys are prominent in these, and beautiful greys
they are. Attached or detached cuffs. Large
VARIETY.
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$3.50 OXfOrdS

The Saks special Built with the grace and
care and tnesse of racing yacht, sound leather
and meant to stand hard wear Tans and blacks.
$3.50. Lace and blucher
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ST. DENIS HOTEL. NEW YORK,
Mt Broadway and 18th street. Centrally
located. European plan. Moderate charges.
Excellent cuisine 3-A 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Excavation Contractors.

Bids will be received on excavation
wark for Barker school. Apply to
ID. A. HELMICH,
5-13-2t 22Sk Twenty-first Street
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The railroad commission today passed
an order denying the petition of w. III.
Brewer of Griffin. who asked that there
be made twenty per cent reduction in
the comission's standard tariff of freight
rates.
The order denying Mr.. Brewers petit
ton is as follows
After due consideration the commits
sion is of the opinion that the application
for a twenty per cent reduction on all
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-29
NOtaS de Carolina
DONA1O ALA Mo

Era este IN CRITIC p2bre como de
I3a II amos d edAd que htbiamoS
rec gld0 deSde mace mucho ticmp3 y
le considerabanos " como pare Inte
granite de Ia famllia, en- vista de au
honradez y buenos conp0rtamientoS.
Estaba tan compenetradO de Sis
quehacercs que 40 h4Dia para que re
cordirselos entire ellos el repartO del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL, los que deSem
penabA con gran precision: era sum !
mente celoso dc todo aquello .ue Sc
rtIocionaba con la casa y qu-lia NIT
ch0 los nifi0s, era en- fin. un tiel
serviGor
Con tan buenos antecedenteS, su
p6ngasc u~ted aelor Director, cual
seris uuesuo pesar al vcrle m"rir en-
Ii m4IIana de hos y Fl demostrarnos
en- 81 e>tado a s 10 Ia pena que le
emoargaha Il sepatarse para slempre
de nos IT'S y remontar II vuelo 4
region~s mas alias y serenas.
NJ Sc ha deocuidad0 uu moment0
durante IL enfermedad, todo 10 Ia te-
ni1o, Nc ic0s, Ia ia eli consulta me
dirinas alimeutas. sicndo todo IN
frJct3o~o a1te los de ignlo5 del gran
p9der d. Dios.
Eata manana fu6 conducido al &C.
mentcrio por nosotros mismos y en- Gl
desc 81 dc las peaalidadca dc este
mund0...
ID erma cn paz.
CorresDJnsal.
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HUEN MERCADO PARA MS CHINAs

EUEN NERCADO PARA LAS CHINAS
Los se1ores f. II. keeler Ca. CO.
merciantes importddores de frutas, e,-
tablecido en- New York, nos comunica u
en- circu ar fechada el 22 del actual,
que las ventas de chinas aumentan ha-
blendo obtenido de 10 IS centevos
por GAIA y de 20 4 80 centavos por b.
rrl de mayor precio en- las vendidas
del Ultima arribo y las procedentes de
Puerto Rico Sc van acreditando
El mercado Sc presenta sostendo y
puede precedirse que Sc vcnderan du
rante dos meses todas las frutas que
Sc reciban.
Los precies de ventas son: Chinas
GAIA de sos a $ars; barril. dc S.34o d
$500.
Ell mercado de cocos es active los
precios osIilan de $as SaS por mil, y
de $I8 $40 para los de pequefio ia
mafio
Hay gran demanda de pifias Las
limas Sc vende2 de Se q 81 por barril
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La guerra Iu>Oj japOnesa
Y La NUEVA ESCUADRA

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t'"" oe N1K.l9n 'Io'u1 ehoo h'a1ttoS'
nerluo5 pI'' '4eIo' a>clend0 q lo7
mn: y Io' neIlooS Sc ies eSta 5aesnoo
1e iafoIa p P'f q tffsocafflt lranSi
oeri3ho a IN d1 o.-o~apf los hoSpl
tales 2n antjcIP tliol mas hostil-
dades. l'or ord@n Diet general Line
witch las bandas dc mnslca tocan dia-
riame0.e EN- todos los eAmpamcntos.
Al Russ Ie ~safi4 81 cores
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El Sfn0T TsTTaiaS en- pOHC


t1sn v1e prveBsa afAus .isha
antvAn shs IN 81 csias.so - frf1a
~ fAanov "a oampsais af@mAs,,s 4ul
.,.soT Terss4s.
OarA tAa dsiiol \ dc iania Fc>psn-
hlhesa oh sssu sln ,iuharga un os
Ompch hsaar'c sfwslaAo
romaron page ia pumcfs acii4 ~.
noTa Nsnclrsi. IA simnA,aNa s, sors
+ .>sllio. 81 noa NQfcs dc rclTaCa> =
'oS Scaor-s Tcriadas. B.rreras. Furl
Va delo. cApc>isny Y Castillo eSiuf
gaudose iolaS cn el mejnr dcSompeii no
&c sus rcSpcc;ivoS papclcs logranfla
arr ncsr de- publiDo grsndeS ' mere
oidos aplau~oS. Sohre iodo en- ii ultimo
.,io que feclbieron una ovs ci5n Ia ms
,.isna lie tan celebrsdoS arii9as
T,um.u6 q eSpeci.c,.lo con "a CHS
toSa c5mcdis "Levanlsr Nuer.os N
Ia que ob;uvo un vcrdadcro triunfo Ia
scn3ra Castillo.
Para e>ta noche sab do anuncia Ia
comp mia 81 primera ignciou dc abono
pnnirndo en- esceGa IL ,Cabo Simon
el nudo 8 Ia aldea dc san Lorenzo y
lei Sueno Dorado.
Cclebramos que q seilor TcrradaS
Y sus colnpaiiero> hayan tenido bucna
acogida por el pdblico dc IA ciudad
del Sur.
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Ga sraof iars.arnss 1e "a L'Ea ae
a:tEsrss IS hs anBs.n 81 t.ssbtfns
4weua NaNn a> fs ftctaa
= rss
"a inn,4 nircCiva guc rresiao ha
cnnsl8cfaao "a asusfa 9fe ~ rrfaefe =.
j. kea>s aU c4lhaa esG ueug. "a
lafe ae peessa at Ircrra y So
qie cs,a cavsisUn sc Aa samcts4o 4 -
f,soincaa ac s. H 80 8 honor
ae xp acflc lo qur paso I c,nslgnar.
eumpllendo un scucrlu lc este urgs
uiSto.
FL citado cli6cso "a cos;sdo muy
cerca lie S2So. .ooo. moncdA mcxicaua
y haze poco tempo fus ,sssdo pr el
az 4uiiccio municipol on $ISs-ooro pro
vln-laies * Sndo aNilalmente arren-
aade al . bi rno Iasu .r por "a surna
d. Q ooo anuales por I'd cual resulia
en- ex rcma deNyenta lo,a. para los in
tere>es del pueblo dc san Juan, Ia
prop sicion cel Comite aornbrado pa
"a c>tudiar este Sunio. y pr3ue esiima
Ia venia he IA "Carcc de Puerta de
Tierrt SC haga por no m is de S5oooo
Pagadero en cuatro plazcs dc SI2.soo
anualeS.
Esta asociacidn cree conveDiente
cue 81 es iadi,pen Ia er&jenaci6n
eel dicado ediicio, IA veuta Sc haga
por S0basta pGblca dc acuerdo con el
text Dc seccl6n s. De Ia Ley Mum
cipal en- ammonia Al espirltu del II,
b I33 dc 9 lie Marc Gltimo.
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4 as sN
iiav que eusfiar an forae
pog sd Agrne uN Ns.i4su pa 1
-. urfc una .alaali4aAampgcKis
"a "a gac tst moo tauinaftsa
q esn los tareaua4s'os y 81
bre ',io has lac ,gnaTdar drpe
IA para CSios. Qor - IA crisis s
accntua \ ilesa & momrato dr
.gcc sea irlp sihle q co,ro de
la conlrlbucionc>
In CSC e. pfevisor Nj Elliot
bueno es que entire el departa-
menio EN- Il mauelo lie Qu nicn-
tos NIL dollars. pero 40 que &c
compromcta 81 .suelio oTenial
De los comisionados.
Si sc preien hacer dos cosa>,
- sc consiguen los dos negocIus
;por que n ha lie ser m 5 rum
bosa Ia vida del departamento. .
-habra pensado Mr Elliot
ahora que sc halla convertible
en- un campamento francamen
t contneniali
Y sc habra dado a evocar la
tormenta que acabe de justih
car Il empieo del sObrante ac
tual. en- las obras de las lla
madas permanenteS Y de ut Ii
dad pubhca, a fin de que vaya
4 p rar su drpartamento tOdo
Il dinero lie la l>la; TO POGO que
nos quedo, a despel ho quizds
del Tesorero Y del Colector de
Aduan.S
Pero no sncederan las cos; S
como ouisiera verla> el super
HON brc del Interior y su Cohor-
lie mesocratlca.
La de,eada tempe5tad que
deotruya 10 que n han destrui-
do los funClOnarios evOCada q
los cOnjurO5 de ese taumaturg -
no podrla justficar nunca que
Sc gostara eli c. 5nlnOs Ciiin-
dros. 10 que haCe .alta al pue :
bio qaia vivir; y con rlspecto al
emprGstito que debe Constltu
por sa. importancia. el sueno
dorado de Mr.. Elliot. tenga la
6eguri1ad de que no ha de rea-
!i1arse nun a; 10 que deber!a t..
merle sin caldado st 10 que
aspira es 4 inmorga'izar su nom
br1 Y la honda huella dc Ii pa
30 pOr II c0!0nia, en- e7as ObTas
que 10 mismo pueden lamar {
permanent7s que inUt1Ies, o cua!
Quier adjective que exprese fra
gilid,d c lnoonsistencia.
Desiata. pues. de su elnpe6C
temelario Mr.. Elliot.
Dele la idea de entrampar a
la i>la, cuando ninguna neceai-
dad h V dc clio; abandOnc e>05
Quim&ricos cnsuen0s que pare-
en- insanos delirios. Y piense
en- que es !nsolente su pr0ye~lo
cuando S. ha conQuistadO -
enemiga del pals c)a sus aGre
stones al elemento Tuertorri
4 qleuo y cuaudo va >abemos
aQui como Y con que sistema dc
rro-had0r Y orgiaco Sc vienen
tirando los fondos de Ia isla eli
ese Derartamento que tiene
pa,a el dinero un nombre cara
istico y fatal: del Interior
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Un nuevo ya>tago

I'll hogar de nuestro muv querido
amigo ell doctor Quevedo Baez acaba
de ser enriquecldo con un nuevo
vastago que viene aumentar la di
cha de II distinguida famila Quevedo.
La bondadosa st fiora de nuestro ami
go csta va fuera de todo peligro. Fe-
licitamos de todo corazon al digno
doctor y 4 sus familiares.
iSaiud al nuevo ciudadano!
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Co1n on <sialeS

Los sefiorcs Joglar Y Sobrlnos. re
putado3 comercialtes dc Rio pltdrao
ms comunican en- atent3 circular 4ue
p0r vcncimiento del contrato social
han disuelt1 Ia Sociedad mercantil que
giraba b4jo aquclla raz6n social nt-
aiGndose hecho cargo de la liquidaci6n
dc Ia misma don Jose joglar y Dia1.
Tambi6n nos participan las serorcs
Ramos y G, u dc Guayama, cue ven
edo -n fin del ppdo Mario e contrato
de IA sociedad mercantil que giraba en-
aquella plazt bajo Ia referida raz6n
Ia quedado Gsta disuclta On aqucla f.
cha, constiluJ endose legalmente como
su Succsora una nueva Sociedad colec
tiva, comercial y agricola, que girarA
bajo Ia misma raz6n de Ramos y {. "
y dc Ia que sou, socios gestores don
Modesto Ramos y Cintron y don An
toni Grau O Donel
La naeva casa continuard ampia
ra los negocios de Ia anterior, hacien =
dose cargo del active de dicha extin
guida sociedad. y no del pasivo, por
que este 10 tcnia totalmente cubierto
en- la fecha de su disoluciGn.
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Fl Nienro H. L. Halana
o. lr.Es ggFsTnsspussa

Gs~o 49,, - &C. tnfrtcs cer anr e.
sscnto a. = ll.hsaa - -oesb.aa l.
d - cc'cafaf - tste At u,s puef
te'riqarAo un c,sikmea csenta-
So tfsramo y aflssacc cavos a..
har sc.n a.scrfnsa e.r laraaes
60 < les s., 49u- Aieaeo cspam
eou''aeac'an "a oArta qar dc~ae Ia
eans ,nsi-n q hieneo lArtrtorugneaa
Eab@na. 70 Dc Ahra l.es
~ Presidents del A,sneo Pues,orri
queao
San Jaaa Puerto Rico
Seaof
Habenaa>eme dado cuen,a en- lar
IA eeebrada por r. stcneo de IA comu-
nicaci6n qse a nombre d este culto
Ceutro Sc ha scrvido usted dirigir a Ia
Pres'den-ia de csts Corporation. acor-
10 dicta lun's, aceptar. como senslado
honor. Ia deferenc}a de que Sc le hace
bleto al solicitor que forme algun
de los Jurados que habran de dis.er-
mir los premios en- el pr6ximo Certa
men que en- es7 Scciedad Va 4 cele-
brarse; designar, d.sIc luego, dichas
personas siensolo, para el Jurado de
Noc,oogia. los sefi fi.r-s Doctores. lose
A. Gonzalez Lanuxa, Evello Rodriguez
Lendian y Leopoido Canoio, para el de
Dsicologia, los senores Doctores Enri-
que Varona. Luis Montana V Lo.
renzo Erbiti y para ell de literature
los se1ores Manuel Sanguilf Manuel
$. Picbardo Ezequiel Garcia; Y
aprovec char la oportuuidad que estra
Corporation sc ofrece, antlcIpando sus
deseos con IA distinction que Sc les dis
pensa, no solo para ofrecer 1 ese Ate
neo que ha sabjdo vivir largos afIos Y
a traV6r de los profundos cambios ope
RADIOS en- esa sociedad. el testimonio de
su reconocimiento, sin6 para estab'ecer
los mas cordiaIes eut>siastas vim
culoS "ntre dos Instituciones que. aun
cue nacidas en- dos distintos territories,
deben su existencia, udesenvolvimicn
to Y tienen como aspiration com1n una
misma y noble tendencia de corservar
su personalidad
Me es p7r todo extreme grato cum
plir, al tener Ia honra &c enviarle esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-29

COrreSpJnSal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-29


,Cosa poltentosa Y estupend !!
Nosotros cieiamos agotada la
sorprendente iecuudidad de MIR.
Elliot. jespues lie a4uel deScua
jc De nauvos. que asom mbro por
10 aadaz cuaudo debio consumr
todss sus energias en- aquella
empresa maGna que han Dc re
cordar las gencraclones con es'
tunor Y s0TpTesa.
Fue mucha aZana, la aZana
de Mir. Elliot.
Deiar cesautes de un plumazo
y de in golpe a tCdoS los natl
vos que trabalaban Ell el depar-
tamento; supr mir las untas de
Caninos Y dejar entregador ee-
tos i personas Cuya lncompe
tencia es mas prOverDial y como
cida que su capacidad y snh
ciencIa, para los trabaJOs que les
estaD ConhadOs
Nadle ha pod DO saber Ia eau
"a d aquei are alto del gran
COmi-iona 10 de! Interior
Permanece Cculta eli los mex
trlcab Is mlsterico que deben
albergarse en- los ensOmbrecj1 S
caIetFes de eee funCionarlo y dc
algUn acoijto suyo; pero eXiNte
ciaro Y cvIdente Il presentl-
miento de one Alr. Elliot no ha
recicido precisamente del cielf
Ia iiea neIg1ada de bio uear
los ho2ares puertorriqdeioa y
de sitiar por hambre a los natl
vos. j.
D. Otra parte,. muCho .gn6nOs
alta. retIbe lnsp'TacioneS, talvez
man.iatOs e una iucrza Slge5-
tl0nadora Y Alh'catra; y el aura
Cada rante Mr.. ksilot 4 ei!O5
obe1ece como un aut6mata
a nora. el opera4Or, ha queri-
DO t9marIe el pelo
l. m8nda que pila TN en-
pc6stito de qain.entos mi dol
lars para enplearlo en- ouras de-
las l.amadas petmanente5 y dc
utiljdad pUbl!ca. Carrc(-raa
pueutls Z It,.
5OulGn la de oPonerse d c0sa
tan util'
.OuiGn? N0s0tr0s. NOsoros
que repre- entem0S "a opinion
estamada Y arl~ca. llcn2 de t.
morea Y De reo@l0si n0sOtf0s
que aUu estap0s p7eguntando
si hav aleunoS d1tolle, mas De
aquella cCnepra d CiIindrOs. Fl
guna cueuta clara 4 | emp. go
de aQueila3 sumas fabuiO5a>,
que no han sid b1stantcs d Jar
nos una carretera buena. un ca
mino fr1ne. un puente cue no
sc lleve 10 n1euor @rccida. Asi,
a primera vista. parece que. eli
C0misionad0 del interior. no pi-
de NADIA. Per0 s. Sc recuerta
uue cl enprGStit0 para el cafe.
pafa Il agricultural fracas6 to
talmente. Dor culpa de esos