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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
CLAIM MOSCOW
REVOLT FAILED
OFFICIALS SAY THEY ARE IN
CONTROL
Doubasoff Reports to the Gar and
Witte-Leaders Of "FIahtina
Leglons" In st. Peters,
burg Captured

grace. Firing continued throughout to-
day. At o'clock automatic guns were
being used in Stratner square, but the
insurgents were becoming exhausted
after their four days efforts and the
fighting was rapidly degeperating into
guerrilla warfare The insurgents were
defending themselves with revolvers
and bombs as they were being hunted
down from house to house.
People Are Terror Stricken
The correspondent says that the en-
tire population of the city Is terror
stricken and that after dark the back
streets present o weird and uncanny
appearance. AS he drove to the tele
phone station he saw only a few civil
ians, who were sinking along by the
side of the walls so as to avoid the
police and cavalry patrols who fire
without challenging.
The windows of the houses are
stuffed with mattresses and blankets
and no light is shown. The police
carry rifles with bayonets fixed.
Gen. Doubassoff is enforcing the most
rigid martial law and no person is al
loved on the streets after o'clock at
night. About one-third of the work.
men have left the city and are travel
ing on foot to the villages. some of
which are hundreds of miles distant.
Among the lower classes which do
not sympathize with the desire to
overthrow the emperor the feeling is
becoming intense and in many
instances strikers have been beaten to
death.
The correspondent predicts that the
crushing of the rebellion is likely to be
followed by the most horrible atrocities
If the "black hundreds are let loose.
Gov. Gen. Doubassoff, unknown to the
public, is directing matters from his
headquarters in the Metropolitan hotel
which is barrieaded and defended by
machine guns. The concentration of
the troops in the city to fight the in
surgeHts allowed the strikers and revo-
lutionarieS a free hand in neighboring
industrial towns like PeroVo and Luz
bertzi. In the former place 300 armed
men were sent to reinforce the insur-
gents and at Lubertzi the situation be-
came so threatening that Mr.. purdy,
vice president of the New York Air
brake company, the works of which
are in that town and are valued at
$1,000,000, sent an urgent message to the
governor general today, through the
American consul, appealing for the pro-
lection of the property and of the 100
Americans who are employed there
Gen. Doubassoff promptly dispatched
a squadron of dragons and this fact
is considered as the best proof that
he is confident he has the situation in
hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
NEW ELECTORAL LAW
Suffrage Made Almost Universal in
the Cities
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 26, 2:40
p. m,-The new electoral law was ga
zetted today. and was accompanied by
statement explaining that, in view
of the fact that even some of the
western countries do not possess uni
versal suffrage, the cabinet could not
assume the responsibility of decreeing
it. The ultimate decision must be
made by the national assembly itself.
The election list will be published
forthwith, the date of the elections
will then be announced and as soon as
the government receives notification
that half the members are elected the
national assembly will be convoked.
The extension of the suffrage pro-
claimed today applies especially to the
cities. where it is made almost uni
versal. Besides the worlkmen in the
factories and mills, who are especially
provided for, the suffrage will include
every owner of real estate paying
taxes, persons conducting enterprises,
like shopkeepers, paying licenses; per-
sons paying a lodging tax or occupy
ing separate lodgings, and persons in
the government service, including rail-
road men.
All limit of rent paid by lodging
holders as a voting qualification is re-
moved. The indict system of two de-
grees of voters in both the cities and
country is retained.
A new feature of the law is that the
workmen, instead of being allowed a
specified number of class representa-
tives, have to take their chances in
the electoral colleges with the other
classes. Moreover, instead of the cities
having separate representatives, the
electoral colleges will be composed by
provinces. The worlmen will choose
an elector for every 10000 men. The
result is shown in the case of the
province of ST. Petersburg. where the
electoral college will contain fourteen
peasant electors, eighteen landlords,
fifteen city landlords and twenty-four
woTkmen.
By this method, while the workmen's
electors are the largest class, they will
only be able to elect representatives in
combination.
The new law is a great extension of
the law of August. 1t contains ele-
ments which certainly will appeal to
conservative opinion, but with the
slogan of universal suffrage" ringing
in the popular ear, it will prove Il
great disappointment and is certain
to furnish the proletariat organization
with new weapon to election. They
do not longer want concessions. They
are boldly proclaiming that nothing
but the complete overthrow of the
autocracy and the establishment of a
democratic republic will satisfy them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27

marching overland -Four regiments Of
Dragons from Warsaw have started
BY rail for Moscow, but have not yet
arrived there. The government Is
finding great difficulty in dispatching
sufficient force to the disturbed city,
It being dangerous to withdraw the
troops from other places, most Of the
available men having already been
sent TO cope with the revolt in the
Baltic provinces.
The revolutionists hold the outskirts
Of Moscow. A thousand men are work.
ing night and day at the barricades,
some of which are described as mar
vels Of strength. Trenches have been
dug and wire entanglements have been
erected I'm front of the defenses, which
extend for blocks and are impenetra-
Bile, even against artillery.
A terrible holocaust occurred at the
Sytin works, where 5000 worknen were
suddenly surrounded by cavalry and
artillery. The latter fired the build
ing, which was soon I'm flames Hun
dreds perished in the conhagration.
1t is definitely established that the
revolutionists have six automatic
guns.
Governor General Doubasson has
taken vigorous measures to discover
concealed arms, holding owners Of
houses responsible and ordering the
confiscation of all property where the
presence of arms or bombs is dis
closed.
The gates of the Tartar city which
surrounds the Kremln of Moscow,
where millions of church treasures
are stores, have been closed and troops
and machine guns have been stationed
on the walls. Prince Tcherbatoffs
"Clack Hundred" militia have been
armed by Governor General Doubas-
soft and terrible reprsals on the revo-
lutionists are anticipated If the revo-
luton is crushed. Even the banks In
the heart of Moscow remained closed
vest aterdoU
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
SHOULD STRAIN THE WATER
An Inspector of Milk in Kansas City
Found a CraWfish in Can
of Milk
Special to The Herald.


KANSAS CITY, Dec. 26.-The city
milk inspector, Ambrose c. Wright, is
beginning to find things again in the
milk offered for sale. In a sample
he took from a grocery store today
the city chemist, DIR. w. NJ. Cross, dis
covered a crawfish, less than an inch
in length. 1t was quite at home in the
milk and was thriving. The crawfish
seemed TO find the necessary per cent
OF butter fat to live on.
"They don't even strain the water
they put in the milk" said DR.. Cross.
1--WE cannot secure a conviction in
court on the evidence of the crawfish
alone" said Mr.. Wright. I'VE must
show that the sample is lacking in the
percentage of butter fat required by
law. Then we can offer the crawfish
to show that water was put in the
milk. If the chemists analysis proves
what the crawfish leads us to believe,
there will be an arrest"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
PREPARE FOR EMERGENCY
French Warships Are Sent to North.
ern Waters
Bv Associated Press.


PARIS, Dec. 26--The orders to
portion of the French northern squad
ron to make hasty preparations to de-
part for the North sea and Copen-
hagen, the ultimate destination of the
warships not being disclosed, were un-
doubtedly issued as a precautionary
measure so as to have French ships
available for service in Russian waters
in case of emergency. The Christmas
leaves of absence of all the officers
and men were hurriedly concluded and
large ezra force of workmen was
engaged to complete their equipment,
provisioning and coaling. This will be
completed tomorrow, when it is ex-
pected the gunboat Cassini will start.
Her first stop will be at Copenhagen,
where further orders are expected to
reach her.
The armored cruiser Admiral Aubs,
also at Brest. is being similarly pre-
pared and will either accompany or
follow the Cassini
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
WoRKMEN ARRESTED
Organizers of "Red Flag" Procession
Put In Jail
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 26.-Ihe
workmens council today decided to
take the most energetic action toward
workmen who refuse to join the strike.
Three hundred workmen who were
organizing q "red flag" procession
were arrested. i,
Encounters between workmen and
troops have occurred in various Sec
tions of the city.
An official dispatch from Moscow
says:
AT every point the troops have
easily been victorious. Fighting, III
which quick-firing guns and other
artillery were used, progressed for two
hours on December 23. The casualties
of the insurgents are said to have
been heavy.
ION Saturday night and Sunday
morning the city was quiet. On Sun
day forenoon, however the artillery
was again active at the Brest railroad
station.
"The inner town is perfectly quiet"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
STRIKE IN WARSAW
Employees of the Street Railroads
Quit Work
By Associated Press

WARSAW, Russian Poland. Dec. 26,
Ills p. m.-The street railway COM
pany employees struck tonight and the
employees of the steam railroad are
expected to follow. The revolutionists
are Threatening armed insurrection
similar to that at Moscow. The mil
itary authorities are making prepar-
atoms and have ordered the entire gar
rison to be ready for an emergency.
Detachments of infantry occupy the
railroad stations.
The authorities have arrested many
members of the trades unions and
number of revolutionaries.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
Commissioner La Fontalne Dismissed
By Assoclated Press

MONTREAL, Dec 26.--Ulric La Fon-
tame, police judge, has been dismissed
from the position as extradition COM
missioner by the Dominion govern
ment La Fontaine issued writs OF
extradition in many cases, among them
being the Gaynor-G Greene proceedings.
1t was stated that when this case was
being heard La Fontaine had incurred
the enmity of powerful political friends
Of the law firm which represented the
American contractors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
STUDENTS ARE LEADERS
They Are Heading the Revolutionary
Army at Moscow
BY Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 26, 2:55 p.
m.-The Slovo today says that the
leaders of the revolutionary army at
Moscow are mostly students of Kieff,
Kharkoff and Odessa, among whom
are many Jews. The military hold the
center of Moscow and apparently are
awaiting reinforcements, which are re-
ported to be on the way to Moscow
from all directions some of the troops
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27

vizh regiment OF infantry. mutinied
and are confined TO their barracks.
Il am Informed from a good source
that 1000 persons were killed and 10000
wounded. The revolutioparies are maxi
ing no headway but they show no signs
Of exhaustion"
The same correspondent adds that
the locomotive OF an incoming express
was blown up at wilma Tuesday night
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
Eear odessa strIke Wln IAN

By ASSOCIATE I Press
LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch TO
news agency from odessa says that
the strike there Is only partially sue
oessful and that probably 1t will col
lapse. The strike committee is threat
ening a resort TO arms and the gov
ernor general has announced that he
will deal In a drastic manner. 1t Is
said that while the people of odessa
are in state of nervous tension the
city in general is tranquil
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
MORE SOLDIERS MuTINY
Several Regiments Confined to Bar
racks In Moscow
Bv Associated Press.

BY AssOclated Press,
LONDON, Dec. 27.--The st. Peters
burg correspondent Of the Times In q
dispatch dated December 26 says:
Governor General Doubassoff tele-
graphing yesterday reported that Il, 900
persons had been killed or wounded at
MOSCOW.
The latest news from Moscow says
that the first regiment OF Don Cos
sacks, the Tver dragons and the Nes-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
Sails Under Sealed Orders
BY Associated Press.

BREST, France, Dec. 26.-The gum
boat Casslni sailed at 4 o'clock this
afternoon ION confidential mission"
Commander Sohwerer of the Cassini
has sealed orders which must not be
opened until the vessel is twenty
miles at sea.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27

cent cumulative preferred stock 500;
new common stock $50.
For every share of Metropolitan Sc
curities company, new common stock
SS5.
1t is confidently believed that the
proposed arrangement will not only be
beneficial to the stockholders of the cor
porations involved, but that it will be
advantageous to the city and to the
public.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
Russia Plans Big Bond Issue
BY Associated Press.

LONDON, Dec. 2T.-A dispatch to a
news agency from st. Petersburg says
that the minister of finance has been
authorized to issue short treasury
bonds to the extent Of $500, 1000, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
GOVERNMENT is HOPEFUL
Sees Slight Improvement in the
Strike Situation
BY Associated Press.


ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 26, 5 p. M
From the standpoint of the govern
ment there was a slight Improvement
in the outlook this afternoon. Notwith-
standing the decision of the workmen's
council to continue the strike, many of
the strikers broke away, including
about one-third of the employees Of the
Putllon works, several hundreds in
other factories and portions of the mill
men. 1t is evident that the leaders
must precipitate matters or the strike
Will go to pieces. From the standpoint
OF the leaders all now depends on the
situation at Moscow.
A telephone message just received by
the Associated Press from Moscow says
that the fighting in the streets con-
tinued throughout the day, but the
populace is not participating and the
troops are gradually getting the upper
hand. The soldiers are hemming in
the main body of the insurgents in the
quadrilateral near the Brest railroad
station, bounded by TYerskaia and the
TVerskoi, SadoVia and Bronnia boule-
wards. In this quadrilateral the inslr-
gents have fortified every inch of their
lines with felled trees and telegraph
poles and street cars In front of which
they have constructed a network of
entanglements. Artillery is being used
mercilessly.
Two of the Grenadier regiments have
returned to duty and are fighting on
the side of the government. Troops also
have arrived from st. Petersburg.
The fires which destroyed the Brest
railroad station and other places last
night have been practically extin-
guished and the danger of the destruc-
ton of the city seems to he over, for the
present.
Patrols Fire on People
AS the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press drove through the Access
slole streets of the city he saw the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
SOS, 900 for Seat on 'chanqe
BY AssoeIated Press.

NEW YORK. Dec. ga new high
record price for a seat on the stock
exchange was reached today when $685.
900 was paid. This, with the $1,000 in
itiation fee. brings it up to $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
Patrols Fire on People

AS the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press drove through the acces-
sible streets of the city he saw the
patrols firing every time the peonle
gathered in groups. In the Strastonoi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28
Buques que deben lIegar
y salidas de este puerto

Vapor espafol "Conde Wifredo-
Sali6 de Canarias ell I6 corriente para
este puetto y los de Msyagiiez, Ponce
eIsla de Cuba, y New Orleans.
Golete americana Robert H. Cur
dy"-Debe haber salido de New York
para esta ell IS del actual.
Goleta americana "Gladys" "-Debe
haber salido de New York para esta el
FL corriente.
Vapor espaflol Antonio Lopez
Salio de Cadiz ell IS corriente y estars
aquf hoy.
Vapor espa fiol Martin Saenz" "-Se
halla q la carga en- Barcelona y saldrs
Ell 10 Enero prox1mo con las escalas
de costunlbre para esta.
Vapor americana "J. L. Lucken-
back '-Saldra de New Yorv para ests
Ell 80 corriente.
Vapor americana "Ponce e"-Saldrs
de New York para esta ell 80 actual.
Vapor americana "San Juan"-Sal-
dra para New York ell 2 del entrante
Enero.
Vapor americana Julia Lucken-
bac"-Saldra de este puerto para New
York ell 4 Enero proximo.
Vapor aleman 'Cumeria" de la Ma
la Real Inglesa. Salio de Londres pa
ra esta ell % del actual.
Un vapor de la Compafiia francesa
estara en- puerto procedente de Europa
alrededor del 3 entrante Enero.
Un vapor de la Mala Real Inglesa
recalara procedente de Saint Thomas
hacia Ell IL Enero proximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28
a v rs o

Para conocimiento de los vecinos
del barrio de la Marina, y con objeto
de que Sc provean con anticipation del
aqua necesaria, les hago presente, que
esta noche, de 10 I2 de Ia misma.
quedara cerrado el tubo general del
Acueducto que surte dicho barrio, 4 fin
de proce derse la installation de una
boca de incendio.
r. Fl. Todd
Alcalde de San Juan.
San Juan P. R., Diciembre 2S de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28
REGALOs,
REGALOS.

iDesea listed hacer I'm regalo,
bueno, elegante y moderado?, vi
site la acreditada Joyeria eli
maud" de V. Huste y Co.
Surtido complete y nuevo en-
mil artjculos de Novedad, des-
de el modesto precio de cincwen-
la cemtavos, hasta el mas esplen-
dido valor.
Todo es garantizado. Precios
equitativos.
NOTA.-Se hacen envios a
cualquier punto de la Isla, sin
gastos para el receptor y con de.
recho a devolver. todo artfcu-
10, que no sea de su complete
agrado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28

El pronedio de gastos mensuales en-
Ell aflo t1ltimo, sufragados por la So
ciedad Espafiola de Auxilio M1tuo y
Bene6cencia, lego a ST. .o75 so. Ell ca =
pital de la misma, segdn inventario
asciende a $2o.3o7 4o. Los ingresos
obtenidos durante ell afio dltimo, lie
garon a $IS,oo625 y los gastos $15,-
447.56, economic andose S. ,6I86o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28

Por la orden general ndm II fecha-
da hoy y frmada por el teniente ayu-
dante del Quartet general de la Poll
cfa Insular, sefior Jddice, Sc ha dis
puesto que Ell cabo Angel Rosa y los
guardias Candido Claudio, Santiago
Ramos, Jose G. Santiago y Eduardo
Muffoz Cintron; sean bajas en- ell cuer-
po por defectos ffsicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28

Ell Gobernador INFERNO Mr.. Post ha
recibido cablegrama del Gobernador
Winthrop desde Washington. partici-
pandole que ha renunciado ell Auditor
Mr.. Hynes, y Sc ha nombrado para sus-
tituirIe al sefIor Ward, de Baltimore
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28
PRENSAS DE COPIAR.-Los mo
de los mas perfectos y baratos. D,
venta en- ell BOLETIN.

En- la carcel de San Juan ha ingre-
ssdo Ell individuo Dionisio Correa IL
rnenez, para cumplir prision; Pablo de
los Santos Cespedes, Enrique Filome
no. Francisco Benitez Velazquez, Eve
rardo Caraballo Morales y Julian Pi-
zarro Padilla. en- sumario, Pedro
Crespo y Feliciano, baja por cumpli-
do; en- la de Arecibo. entro I en- con
cepto de sumario; en- Ia de Mayagiiez
en- prision y 2 bajas. y en- la de Pom
ce, en- libertad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28

En- Ponce Sc ha sa satisfecho una null
ia de $Io por TN indivfduo infractor
de las leyes de rentas internas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28

Fl almanaque Bailly-Bailliere para
el.afio 1906 es interesantisimo. Con
tiene uumerosos trabajos de gran uti-
1tdad para todas las profesiones, artes v
ohcioS, y notables articulos para las
damaS y otros sobre los distintos sborts
y diversiones.
w En- dicha obra Sc encuentran tam
bleu detalles, cuentas, modelos, cua
dros en- blanco de ingresos gastos y
todo 10 necesario para la direction
economical de las familias.. Precio, 20
centavos. De venta en- el BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28

Sc han revocado hoy el nombra-
miento de guardia de la P. I. hecho el
dia 4 del actual en- favor del individuo
Angel Morales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28
Obras reeihdaS en- d "1dedn MurcaniI'

/ ObraS ledhdas en- q Bdetin MGIcand'
~RELAc1oNEs cARrAs DE CRlsT6BAL
CoL6N".
Collection de escritos indu da bles del
ilustre marino genoves, desde la rela-
kci6n Diario de su primer viaje, que
extract6 fray Bartoleme de las Casas.
Forma Ell CLXIV que ha public ado
la Biblioteca Clasica, en- 80 encuader-
nado en- pasta espafiola.
<.CRIsT6BAL Colon Ell DEscUBRIMIEN-
TO DE AMERICA" Dos vol1menes 4
la espaEola de la Biblioteca Clasica,
obra escrita en- frances, por Alejsn-
dro de Humboldt y traducida al
7 castellano, por Luis Navarro y Calvo.
Interesante biografia de c. Colon;
examen de la importancia cienti6
ca, social y polftica de sus empire
sas & historic de la Geograffa del
Naevo Continente y de los progresses
de la autonomfa polftica en- los siglos
II ls.
Los NovIos". ".-Historia milanesa del
siglo IS, por Alejandro Manzoni,
traducida por don Juan Nicasio Ga
llego.
Esta obra est2 considerable como
una de las mejores uovelas escritas en-
este siglo con ell tftulo de "I promessi
sposi''. Su autor, Manzoni es un emf
nente autor dramStico y lfrico, y no
anenos descoll6 como novelista: su
vida obras y escritos son la vez OBJ
jete de muchos vol6menes infolo.
ola CoNQU1sTA DE UN PLANETA".
(Aventuras muy extraordinarias)
por LUIS Gabald6n. 6n.-Novela festiva
con numerosas ilustraciones de Mon.
tagud.
Impresiones fantasticas de un viaje
al Planeta Marie. en- las que no Sc sa-
be que admir- ar mas 81 la imagination
atrevida mente combinadora del autor
6 el fecundo manantial de chistes
con que va desarrellando su pensa-
miento. La obra Sc hace por todos
ccnceptos ameua y deliciosa.
ANDREsCoRNEL1s.-Novela original de
Paul Bourget y tr raducida al caste
llano por Carlos de Ochoa.
Novela emine nentemente 6losofca ;
nuevas orientaclones de este genero Ii
terario que la narraci6n 6cticia une
las sablas y profundas observacioaes
de la vida real.-Es la novela anal{-
tica, de anatomfa moral, del frio exa-
men de las pasiones humans.
NANrAREs DALUCEs.-HISToRIAs IRA
TRAGEDIAs.-Por G. N1flez de Prado.
Los hermosos cuadros de la bella
Andalucfa, su vida bulliciosa ami
mada, sus notas llenas de profundO
dolor y las tragicas escenas de amo-
res meridionales estan magisrralmen-
te trazadoss,en la obra de G. Ndnez
de Pfado.-Elegante vollimen con una
magpffica portada al cromo.
LAS BATALLAS DEL AMoR.-DE pIsT1NTA
cUNA-Novela por Emilio Bravo.
Por su facil y culta exposition, por
su lenguaje castiza mente correcto, por
10 ameno y actual del asunts, Sc hace
esta novela su1na mente interesarte
despertando ell alma hermosos ideales
de dicha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28
PRECI0S De C0MPRA

Cueros dulces, de $17 a TX.
Sebo de res, a &H qq.
Algod6n SIS a 51z.
Cocos SIS Is millar.
Cafe corriente, alrededor de $40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28
NOtiCias diVersas

Durante los doce meses de primero
de Octubre de 1904 80 de Septiem
brs proximo pasado, fueron asistidos
en- e] Sanatorio de la Sociedad espafo
la de AuxiIio M1tuo y Benefcencia
3oS socics, IS pobres. particulares Y
1 inscripto, 6 sean 332' En- el consul
torio: asistidos en- sus domicilios lao,
y consultas a los sef1ores socios 5,26S.
Y en- ell Sanatorio S75 consultas, 7
asistidos en- sus domiciios y 81 opera :
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-28

Ell Sc for don Pedro Elzaburu. Sc
cretario de la Junta Central de la Union
de Puerto Rico, visit6 al seflor Gober-
nador INFERNO en- la mai1ana de hoy.