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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-10

NonAIa - sis : - tit '
la tnnsa AfAa ~ 81
is. us s.l. ia nrnt.. pr
81 ulifn luA tn mss
sl eenoi Rsiagucr t1r dts'Gn
gnldn aeiaf - ffe snsr. is
has sc nucho aay telc fv.O
iamhs "a ilcue a. ke a. la a8uc
terra ae ilngis Vmc NO st .ate Il
papc aga NalaNtN.a.sf =
aqnel ohispo hace falta. - no
mas iuneaun Ssl>iiana. mCuos
dcSpafpalo comiNo De- cue q
adiciona el scnoi RalagueT.
La obra obtuvoun cxito fran
Go. total ' nerecido
Ma aAsf fs@eae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-10

ml u.e io sggsrs s. 3 eon $50 takia
t0laa QaG "a E.4sas p.a nusNli =
lUar .aa atia "a ella ut fi<t
sca nsvmlu 0N snan.fNnce d.
cas g oi'fa gfardc sc Ia qNt
sola irgluman Ia nomssfadia 0t
un agsi>ta
Na, haNc kaa "a "a 'cI muu
Do >cgnsf 81 gae "a "a leisa
80 asNtmas ac IglAlo. ~ aes
poia &c .tsid0. los ansNrcs DC go
dos los aianes. lie todas las am.
bNionc> bu>ea a los pohies a
is pefseguidos ampara \ Ia
muler Naida \ al pcCador ARE
penudo en- 81 casa. aposiroia a
.os taricvos \ vuelve con enoio
la e>palda a los hipocrltas
,fruto dc esa espeTanza' las
iepul a. de sus supcriores lersr
quio,s. Ia indiieTencia de SUI
lguales Y el enconsdo desden de
!as 2enies ricas. de .as que ina
gin n granleaTse la predileccion
dc Dios Y la eteTna biCuaventu.
rama porque disponen festas a
benehcio de los pobres
Esla 9ente vIve Al aia al
clero.
!Cual es la suertc del padre
Ramon, de aquel pobre mistico
alucInado. que no mueve Il
planta SID estar SECURE de Sc
guir la huella de jesus
Fl aislamieuto. la calumnia
el meroSprecio, el abandono Y
la muerte.
40 advertis el nervudo vigor
de la tes.sr
Hela aqui: Cristo no es de
nuesuO tempo: su nOmbre IS
una gran esperanto, dlslpad
entire los dolores de los que sua
fren v entire las farsas de los
que presumen de discipulos y
contlnuadOreS SuvOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-10

NaisW.kNIN eH.at.s" - eN a.
NncGcntf.h ia N'tsasfr~ lrtffa
sada Sc Nifsea Nuanao aeisi9.
mns a ias diaries sn8as' .lfae nUg
atcnaran ios Scha'rt a IA sn
megeciaa rxa ltaNatsn ae lne Quc
&c imagtnan .fnerfcs rsfonr hc
rciasun nombrs. asCcfo- \ aSNo.
rum social nnestros o'o> 1leDos
&c lagfmas = nGestfo cofagon
ilcno DC tcmpcSiadcs de IA no
&c hlan en- el cielo "a ~ posan
humil8emcnie sobre Ia imascn
dc Cnsto
Los levantamos con hcfcza
para mirar ifcnte trcnte Ia u
da. Y en- aQuellos momentos Qui.
sieTamos Vitallzar la Nolunta
ues de nuesiros semelantes dc
los pobreS. dc los oprinidos, ar.
maTlos en- legion. atizar sus
odios V decirles. r meniirs
todo ESQ dc la lev del amor. To-.
do ESQ del imperio Is la justi
cia. todo ESQ del advenimiento
de Dios a la TieTra ~ eslis
fue, como nosotros. up gran en-.
ganado. un gran burlado. CnioS,
disciplinaos, recoged vuestras
energias y conqulstad. Nadie,
en- el cielo nj Ell la TERRA, ten
dra derecho a reprobar vuestIa
conducta.
Un gran poeta. que esta, CO.
mo yo. al cabo de todas las men
tiras que regular la vida de los
seres V de los pueblos. Santiago
Ruslnol. mantiene esta tests
audaz en- el hermoso drama
que. traducldo al castellanO
acaba de estrenarse en- el teatro
de la Comedia. La perfection
moral es esteril Y enOjosa FL
bien, cuando tOca en- 10 sublime.
no es planta que pueda arraigar
entire los hom bres.
FL padre Ramon. alma inge
nua y ardiente. pertenece a esa
exigua CategOrla humana que
Emerson ha @clasihcado entire
sus "representativ e en-: entre
los hombres singulares destina
dos a dejar huella duradera en-
Ell munlo AL reves que ell poe
ia de la Antologla grlega. de
que os liable antes. el padre Ra
mon cree que hemos venido a
la Terra pasajeramente y con el
compromise expreso de Salyar
nuestras aImas. Cuando Sc pre-
paraba para ingresar en- Ell sa-
Cerdocio, el obispo de la dlocesis
ha repetido delante de:::Ramon
las clementes m4ximas <que e.
Sis estatuyo en- la montana ma
ximas que el loven seglar ha es.
cuChadO con hondo recogi mle n
to Y solemne unCl0n No at
vierte III repara en- que la pur
pura del prrlado, el orc de 4 p
cruz que pende de su cuello, :la
amatlsta que luce en- el anular
de la dieStra mano son una ruda
contradiction de aquellas humil-
des doctrinas.
Ramon no We estas Cosas pOr
que los ojos de la carne estan
ciegos en- el. Su alma aspira y
recoge Ell divino perfume de
. aquetIas palabras, 10 guarda en-
10 mas escondido de su CoraZon
y sonrie con efuslvo regocilO.
Va tiene un gran motivo para
vivir; sera minlstro del senOr,
tendra cl culdadO de ensanChar
el clelo. empequeneciendo la
Tern. Ell lterato que ha ina
ginadO ese cuadrO de cand0r, de
uncion rellglosa. de melancolia
v de Crueldad eS un gran pOeta'
a quien no Sc puede reCompen
sar con los vulgares elogios de
un period,co. Tai vez sean exa-
geradas mis- ponderaciones. Qui-
zas % cxt>tia cn la Obra de Ru
sinor 10 que yo veo en- ella. A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-10

JOAQUIN Dicenta ha prestado-
un senalado servicio DIG la cul-
tura espanola ponlehdo la obra
de RuiSenol en- limpio = FAM.
liar CastelIano. >.
Los que combatirnos por la
emancipation e>pirirual de esa
poble patria, devorada por to
dos los tanatlsmos. sc 10 agrade-
cemos con toda el alma
Para Rosario Pine Enrique
Borlas todos nuestros elogios
seran mezquino.
La gentll actriZ, que tanto
pres,iglo ha dadoal teatro de la
Comedla. Y el ilustre actor ca
talan penetraron tan protunda,
mentc en- la sensibllidad del pu
bllto, que este, conmovido y en-.
tusla mado. los aplaudio con
trenesi
Alen0 del todo a estimulos
que >olamente algun espiritu
pequeno puede adjudlCarme, me
cOmplazoo en- hacer miO el en-
tue.asnO del publico por is dos
genia cS artistas del teatrO de
la Comedla.
= rlas tuvO mOmentOs 0e gran
actor, de los que no Sc ol> ldan.
Tn el primer aCtO al esCuChar
las re- >oInendaciones que le hace
Fl oOl>po y en- el acto segundo
CuanaO conSulta con la lmagen
de Ii, ST reClblra en- Su cas-
a Malta. su amor de la juvon-
tud, que vieue a su enCuentro
man nadia con el lodO de tOdas
a. ohor1raS, alcanz0 Enrique
Bora ese punto de nuestra I'D
nj a On que es el uItimo y eI
ma p emo
En- momentos de la muerte
evO amos eI recuerdO de ZaCCO-
nj. p0dlendo aseGurar que la
OritIca mas descontentadiZa nc
a.,ls mOdo de punerle n un
cp fo.
a|G dentro lie la verdad Sc
ino n AIejandrina Caro- y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
BODY BLOWN INTO
A DISTANT TREE
Negro Convicts Careless in Handling
Dynamit. With Usual Result
Five Were Killed.
nv Assnciairl prnssl

BlSCAYNE. FLA. June 3.-Five ne.
Sro convicts at The county camp at
Gus were hown to atoms by dynamite
Thursday night.
The dead are: Sam. Knight Louis
knight, Henry Jones. Will Body AMI
ICaas Martin.
All these men were serving n short
sentence on the county roads. Dyna-
mite in large quantities is used in roa,,
hnild:ng AMI the negroes had become
careless i'll handling it. Tie bodies of
the deal convicts were in every case
lady torn and mansled. One, that cf
Henry Jones. was blown three hundred
fee! into tho brai chcs of Il tree where
1t was subsequently found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Under Guns of Fort.

NAGASAkl. June a.-Suryivors
statements show that The Japanese
manocuvers forced a portion Of tie
Russian ships under the guns of the
fort on the Ts' Islands. which sunk the
hatil,ship Oslahya. On Saturday
night owing TIA the frnlucnt torpedo at
tarks anl tho Tact that the Russian
vessels did not show any lights the
fleet was much separated and became
incapable of aching in cnmbi.
nation. The only orders were to
combination. The only orders were to
reach Vladivosiok The Russians
were short of ammunition and their
craftsmanship was Indifferent ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
CRIMINAL LIBEL
is THE CHARGE
Cornelius Shea. President Of Chicago
Teams.ers' Union, Placed Un-
der Arrest Yesterday.
(By Associated Prcss.)

CHICAGO. Ills, June 3.-,-Cnrneli,ls
!. Silica, president of The International
brotherhood of Transfers. was arrest
ed late this afternoon on n charge of
criminal libel preferred by Robert j.
Thorne, assistant general manager Of
Montgomery. Ward & Co. Shea was
arrested on n capias issued by Judge
S. II. BGtl'ca. of the United States Dis.
tricl Court following the filing of q
suit by Tkornc. who. in addition to
making the enlarge OF criminal libel.
asks fer damages to the amount of
S25,0rD from Shea The suit is based
on interviews given out by President
Shea to the newspapers and on state
mrnts he is said 10 have made 10 the
cffe..i that he had been offered $4,000
by Thorne 10 call strike against
Sears. Rccbucl x Co. which is large
house in the same linz of business as
Mont gomery, Ward & Co. a simila:
capias. based on the same charges.
WAS issued for Albert Young. former
ly president of the teainsters
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
BASEBALL AT
FORT TODAY
Local Eagle Team viii AGAIN Meet
Jack Tars From the Battle.
ship Missouri.

The Newport News Eagle baseball
team will cross bats with the team
from the battlcship Missouri on the
Fort Monroe diamond this afternoon nj
! o'clock and it is expected hat Il nun.
Der of people from This city. Hampton
Old Point and several hundred tackles
from the fleet in the Roads will attend
the game
This will he the first Sunday game
i'll which local team has participated
Tor several years, but there is Il game
at the Fort nearly every Sunday after
noon
The Newport News Eglc team is
now independent of the Newport News
Aerie. No. $50 I'raternal Order of
Eagles and has no connection with that
organization, but retains the name
Newport News Eagles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Diplomatic Activity In Washing
ton indicates interest Of For
eign Governments in Subject.
CONFERENCE WITH TAKAHlRA
Japanese Minister and Chief Executive
CT U ,ited States Talk Over Entire
Situation German Emperor Said to
Be Anxious to Help lnauaurate
Peace Negotiations.
tBy Associated rrcss.)


WASlIIN(;rON. - c.. June 3..-Ko
CORA rakahira. the Japanese minister
called ut the White House tonight
shortly after , o'clock for conference
with the President
Except TO intimate that he and the
President hal Il general talk on th.
whole situation. Minister Takahira had
nothing To say about his conference.
lie did not appear to he concerned
ahont the presence Of the Russian
ships at Manila.
piplcnaiic activity in Washington
today indicates that The European
power. are prepared actively to asss.
the President III any efforts he MAJ
make i'll The interest nf peace in the FAR
cast aul il is learned tonight ON hiGh
authority that the German Emperor
heartily shares the earnest wish uf
President Roosevelt for an early end.
Ing of The war.
Neither The President nor the Empcr-
or, however. is ambitious Ia assume
the role Of pnacemaker although an
Xious to do what is possible to- assist
Russia aud JaLan to enter upon peace
negotiations ms soon as practicable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
MEMORY OF DEAD s:
HEROES HONORED
,-'sif -
impressive Exercises Conducted by
Confederate Organizations-Ad.
dress by Colonel Friend.

with n parade through the principal
streets of the city and imposing cxcr-
ciScS at Grecnlawn cemetery, the Con
iedcratc organizations Yesterday paid
Tribute 10 the memory of the departed
heroes who fought for the lost cause.
The parade started from The corner
OF Tweniysevcnth street and West
avenue shortly before 1 o'clock. head
ed by Chief Marshal L. w. Nlilstcad
and his staff. The aides to the mar
shall were DR.. Il. j. Applcwhite. Julian
Michanx, j. Hugh Cancc and Louis C.
Phillips
Following The marshal and his stan
was The Newport News band and the
parade formed as follows: Detach.
ment Of police. Magruder Camp, Con
fcderate Veterans, j. T.. b. Stuart
Camp, Sons of Veterans, Newport
News Light Infantry and Huntington
Rifles, carriages with officers of Bethel
and John w. Daniel Chapters, Dausll-
iers OF the Confederacy, and the
speakers, fire companies with the ap.
paratus from the three engine houses.
The parade proceeded to the GENE.
Terry, where most of the veterans and
ladies had already gathered. After a
selection by the band. Rev. j. w. Por-
ter. ID. d.. offered Il beautiful prayer.
The memorial address was delivered
by Colonel John w. Friend, who in
graceful and touching terms, dwelt
upon the heroism of the soldiers OF
the Confederacy, paying n splendid
tribute to the memory of Robert f.
Lee and "Stonewall" Jackson
Mr. Hunter Boyd Gold made an clio.
1uent speech in behalf OF the Daugl-
ters of the Confectionery. who delivered
eighteen crosses of honor to veterans
The crosses were presented by Mrs
George W. Nelms, president of John w
Daniel Chapter. and Mrs. Frederick NJ.
Barrett, president of Bethel Chapter.
The military companies fired sa-
lutte over the graves and then .the ex-
ercises were concluded by the blowing
of TAPS"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

thing tn say Why sentence should not
lie pronounced. lloch replied:
Judge. am willing TO die tonight
II yoi think ! am guilty. am limo.
cent Ct the crime, but will say now
the crime WAS committed. God forgive
you all. Gpd have mercy on your
souls have no feeling against ynu.
If You think am guilty OF this muir
'ier. am willing to have my life put
ont tonight"
Iluch then sat down. lie was nal.
rnEly Eer"ous. Profusc perspiration
covered his face and he was very pale.
Judge krrsIcn said This court has
no doubt that his man put that poor.
'cnli'llIg woman To death; the wo-
:.iaa. you llorh. had sworn to protect
the wcnan who gave yuu her ALL
Formal sentence was passed and
lIncl was taken back To jail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
FOREIGN OFFICE
is APPRECIATIVE
But is Non. Committal When It Canes
10 Talking About Negotiations
For Peace.
lRY Assoclntel pressl

ST. PETERSBURG. June l. ITO a.
m.--'rhe American embassy was the
center of interest yesterday
Gn account of President Rcosc-
vets tender of his good Office:
in The direction of peace. Ambassador
Meyer was besicged by members of th,.
diplomatic corps who desired light on
The Pres idcnt's Plan ard intention
and the cl,anccs OF its acceptance WAS
tcpic of general interest.
Foreign Minister l.amslorn lid net
lay the matter before the Emperor ycs-
ter,Iay. but probably will Monday in
stead of Tuesday, his regular audience
day Cor this purpose.
Officials 90 the foreign Office. though
grateful for the peace tender Ivy The
United States adopted a non-commit-
tai tGnc suggesting the prospects Of
action on il. saying the decision rest
ell solely with The Emperor, who up
10 the prcsen. is firm for war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
NEWPORT NEWS VA. SUNDAY, JUNE4, 1905

si.lon Of The vessels; is not knew u
hero 10 may ;"k that The vessels IN
informed a: Manila. Such request
would be granted by this government.
The cruiser; hen would br in Il posi-
litn precisely similar TO that of The
Russian ship Lena. which about ten
months aso WAS int"rnrd at San Fran.
cisco.
Instructions were called TO Rear
Admiral Train This afternoon TO con-
si'lcr what steps ii would DO necessary
To lake in case Admiral Enuuist should
request that his vessels S'ioull be in.
termed. Until full report shall hay,,
been received lrcm him. no further a..
ti2n vii! he taken by ;his government.
II is tho opinion in official circles;
that the cruisers will be dismantlct
AMI he'll NJ Manila until the conclusion
of husilitrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
RUSSIAN SHIPS
ARE AT MANILA
Oleg. Aurora and Jemtchug Limp Into
American Pcrt-.WilI Vessels
Be lnterned'
(By Associated press.)


WASHINGTON. u. c.. Dune 3-An
important conference was held nj III ,
White House late this afternoon. the
participants. beside the President, be-
iEg Secretary Morton and Attorney
General Moody. 1t related to the ar
rival today at Manila of the Russian
cruisers Oleg. Aurora ard Iemtchug
and 10 he disposition Ia be made of
Them. II was determined to await full.
Ter information concerning the Incl
dent before definite decision wa;
reached.
Rear Admiral Train. in command of
tho United States squadron now at Ma
Mia having heard rumors of the sight
ing Of Russian warships near the Is.
land of I.uZnn. made nm investigation,
viii; his squadron and discovered tho
damaged cruisers making their way to
port. The United States vessels af-
ter an exchange Of saluies with Adj
miral Enquist, in command of The Rus.
slams. escorted the three cruisers to
Manila.
What. if any. request Admiral En-
qu:st may make concerning the dispa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
BATTLESHIP RUNS
DOWN BARK IN FOG
Afghanistan Goes Down Two Minutes
After Collision With the cae.
zar--23 Drowned?
(Ey Asso,intcI rrcss.l


LONDON, June 81 nurin. foy off
p'lhscnncss. early this morning. the
brush Sattl"sliip CarIar rollided with
The British bark ArYhanistan. The
Atglial,lstnn sank two minutes after
lie collision. Ii is feared - men on
ltar'l the bark were drowned us only
IL of her crow Of "a were picked M.
The Aisranis.au was bound from Ham.
hurS fer San Diego ard Portland. Orc.
III the time uf tho accident: the chan.
mel !lcet. stcnn.ing IN two Columns.
with the Caczar leading The second col.
uinn' suddenly entered fig hank ami
was unable 10 give the signal TO slow
down.
Hannibal Fouied Vessel, Too.
Another disaster was narrowly avert.
eI rs The haltleship Hannibal shortly
;lterward fCulca another vessel and
carried away her headgear. Prior 10
he collision between the Caezar and
the Alsianistan thcha.tlcship Triumph
e col llitRt lslss Ba!!lesh
ahtl both Will havc To be doclcd Tit
Carzar WAS cons ilcrnbly damaged
The Afshanislan In clearing the ran,
OF the Caezar was carried along lhr
port si'lc Of the warship whose .or.
rcho nets. fnrclrid.c. search linuts
'aSlls AMI hoats were swept away md
some of her plates ut The bows were
stove.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
HAMMOND WINS
THE TOURNAMENT
Took Three in Five Of Final Sets With
Eaton at Golf Club.
Yesterday.

rue handicap tennis Tournament.
wh'cn was begun nj the Hampton
Roads Golf and Country Club last Sat
iirday was won by Mr.. Hairy Ham
mond in the final match of the series,
VIII MIR. George Eaton, on the club
grounds yesterday afternoon. The win
ncr took three ont of five fast sets
from his opponent after a hard fought
contest. Mr.. Hammond will be award
eli the cup offered as the trophy for
the tournament
When the final game Of the series
was started yesterday afternoon at
80 O'Clock there was large crowd
oil tennis enthusiasts gathered about
Tie court. The first set was won by
Air. hammond. the score standing q to
!. Eaton took the second and third
sets by the score of & To ( and Q to 7.
me last Two sets were won by Ham
mond. the scores being. fourth set
to o; fifth sci, G to !.
The tournament, which was planned
under The direction of Assistant Naval
Constructor G. a. }issett. was of the
freeze out" variety, and nearly all of
the best players in this city were en-
Tered. Fourteen men played In the
opening games held last Saturday. sew
on drawing by" and playing only in
the second games. Games were play
ell throughout last week ana day by
day the loosers Of the contests were
frozen out" Yesterday McssrS. Ham
mond and Eaton were the only players
who had not lost a game since the
contest opened
The players who entered the tourna-
mcn were Thaycr Palmer, Mellow
an, Pntzcl Eaton, Dornin. Gregory,
Norton Able, Bissett. Underwood,
Drew. Dmm, Hammond, Dyer. Holt,
Dickic. Hamilton. Smith, White Palen
and Aylcr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
". A. CrensIlaw Prepares Trap
for Capt. Frank Cunningham,
and Gets Caught Himself.
CONTEST FOR cOI.I.EcTORsHlp
lncumbeni's Opponent Tells State Sc
crets of Finance Committee Meet.
irgs and Gets Unanswerable Rap In
Return-"While the Days Are Going.
BY Then Sets the Crowd Wild.
Especial to the Daily rress.)

"f'Ni"i " tilS Ipuily freSS.)
RICHMOND. VA, June "a sensa-
ton was sprung tonight before large
audience. when w. a. Crenshaw. n can
'iilntc for the office Of city collector,
attacked tEr regard of Captain Frank
w. Cunningham, who has held tho Of
ice Tor years. and who Is more.widely
known than almost auy other citizen Of
lichmond.
In his speech Mr.. Crenslaw, who
was orce n member of The city finance
committee, sail:
Violated Ordinances.
The present city collector has VIC
lated THO ordinances IN spite of repeat
Ell warnings The finance committee
has reDrlmanIed him and informed
h'!' That Il recommendation for
impeachment would follow re-
petition Of the oftense OF which
he was found guilty. and TO which he
confessed. He has in several instances;
collected money for tho city and held
It out for several months before re-
porting IL. and then did not report it
until the city accountant had made 4.
demand for il. 5 M
Official Integrity Badge of Honor.
riasal-t 4hetRoters of;thia-eity4
TO rehuke In no uncertain terms such
L'a'fcasnnce and 10 serve notice on
its public servants Cone of whom
E"pe - bc) that official integrity is
q badge of honor demanded Ia be worn
10y all who seek public office in Rich
mcnd."
CAPTAIN Cunningham spoke briefly
III reilly. lie said that Mr.. Crcnshaw
had long been aware of thr acts hu
charged AMI that if they were wrong
new they were wrong then AMI he
cunningham ihoul.l have been prosc.
tn'rd The charges should not have
been kept until the middle of the cam
raisn 10 he used to get Crenshaw the
office.
lie then sang the hymn while The
DAYS are Going BY" and was wildly
applaudcd.