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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13
Cuentos ajenos
Ell PREso
Conclusion J

La voz del preso hirio los
oidos del gendarme.
iConozco muy bien el Guar
tel de caballeria!-exclamo el
detenido. La persona que me
Guido aurantc mi niflez viva
muv cerca de el. Era una tia
de mi padre, porque esta servia
en- una casa y no podia tenerme
a su lado, Mi madre murio en-
ef Hospicio Y la tia me puso de
patitas en- la calle. Entonces
me dirigi d Saint-Avertin, DON
de ella tenia sus padres.
FL geudarme Sc echo a tenn
blar. Maria Campeaux era ma
tural de Saint Avertin,
-Es una aldea muy peque-
na-dijo ell preso.-iLa conoce
usted2
ST.
-Pero me perseguia la des-
gracia. Mis- abuelos habian
muerto tambien. Mi madre Sc
alamaba Maria Champeaux y 20
me llamo Luis. tHa dido usted
hatlar alguna vez de los Cam
peaux2
-NO--contesto Somme.
-iklla!... Luis! lNuestro
hijo!--dijo para ST el gendarme.
FL extreme de la cadena Sc
desprendl6 de su mano. FL te-
rror de que sc hallaba poseido
no le permitia recogerlo, Y Sc lie
confi6 a Pradc, a pretexto de
que deseaba fumar una pipa.
Asaltaron su imagination mil
ideas absurdas. Pens6 que el
preso podria sustraerse al cas-
tigo por el momento, Pero Sc
ria inutiI, porque volverjan a
prenderle.
-JEsta usted demasiado
apretado?-- pregunto al detenido.
No; estoy bien por ahora.
Volvi0 reinar TN silenCio
absolute.
Somme 10 sc atrevia d mirar
al prcso. Pero le veia despues
de cumplida su condena sin of
clio, sin trabajo sin pan. Ell re-
cuerdo de los otrOs dos que
dormian en- la casa hacia mas
terriblc la vision.
De Cuando en- CuandO el gen
darme decia a su hijo:
va estamOs CeTCa y VamOS
a llegar muy prOntO.
Esto, sin embargo, no bastaba
para tranquiliZarle Hubiera
deseado encontrar algnn medic
de reparar en- 10 possible 10 ire
parable.
Cuando las herraduras de
los caballos resonaron en- el
empedrado de la poblacion, pa
recia que los minutes vola ban
con mayor rapidez.
Al entrar en- el Cuartel, mien,
tras Pradc llevaba los caballOs
a Ia cuadra. dijo al preso, qui-
tandole las esposas:
-iNo ha muerto! iEl parte
no dice mas que tentativa de
asesinatOl
-iAh!--exclamo Champeaux.
Vale mas asi!
Somms aeompan6 al REQ a su
encierro, y al cerrar la puerta
del calabozo procure amorti-
guar ell ruido de la cerradura.
Despues Sc alejo, caminando
con la Cabeza baja, como I'm Ia
dron. Su mujer,s sque dormia
en- el piso de arriba, no Sc des-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13

En- Ell BoLETIK MERcABTIL hay cons.
:ante existeneia de papel para ciga-
rrillos, marca LA Cubsn alta" esme-
rads m ente corfado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13

~aSxYS~
Garuisr. (P).
Agotamiento nervioeo genital.
Celibato (ED y Ios celibss.
Esterindad humana.
Generacion universal.
Impotencia ffsica y moral.
Nal de Amor (En.
Onanismo solitario.
Ptrsx eserieb (e.)
Amor de los amnres. tomos.
Calumnia CLa). 4 tomos.
Carload cristiana La. 4 tOmOs.
Coraz6n en- la mano (ED. tomos.
Cure de aldea (Ell. 8 tomos.
Desgraciados (Los). tomos.
Envidia [La]. 4 tom0s,
Escenas de la vida. tomos.
Hiios de Ia re- ILosl tomos
Inferno de lo4 celoe [Ell. 4 tomos.
Madre do los desampaYados [Lal 4
tOmos.
Matrimonioe Gel 6iabIo TLosl. tomos.
Mujer ndnltera [La], tomOe.
Obras de misertcordie ILasl. tomos.
Pan de los pobree [El], tomos.
Perdici6n de la muier [Lal. tomos.
Smiles (saiaasll.
Ahorro lEll
IAyddatel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13

DECLARAcI0N DE DOMINIC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13
EE La C0RTB DB DlSYRlfO
DEL DlSfRlT0 JUDICIAL De SAN JUAN, ?. R.

Estados Unidos de Ameriea.
El Presidente ss.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-12

To n lover OF san Francisco it's an
awful task 10 read OF what seems 10
be It's total destruction. After the loss
or life the financial loss In property
doesn't appeal TO one as much NJ the
destruction OF the buildings so init
mately associated with its historic past
and SO typical OF it-buildlngs that
were built by the pioneers and the
wiping out OF that first beautiful pic
ture that impresses itself like mothers
cooking, never TO be replaced by any
others quite as good.
once gone. always gone. A new CITY
may grow, but il Will be built with
the memory OF awful times. New San
Francisco will never look like the old
one. Mark Twain. joaquin Miller, Joe
Goodman and Ned Hamilton looked
IKE San Francisco. The George
Knights, the Reuben Lloyds, the Louis
strausses and John II. Irish were char
Rcters in keeping with San Francisco
and the Golden Gate. I am fearful
that when the new San Francisco an
pears II won't harmonic with the low
cut velvet waiStcOats and the watch
chains that circle around the neck;
that the bohemian clubs. though Uncle
George Bramley may continue TO re-
cite When the Cows Come Home"
Will never be quite the same. Mob
hill will never appear as 1t Is in my
memory.
The landmarks of time are gone.
They couldn't have been bought by
man and can't be reproduced 10y man.
While the homeless gather on the
warm sand hills OF Golden Gate park.
peering through wet, glazea eyes upon
the harbor called Golden Cite, that ad-
mitted their ancestors in better days
they will realize that all the assocIa-
tons with those golden days have gone
have been wiped out by the same
destiny that made their landscape and
their people SO beautiful
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Number
seemed 90 Ancct the Rats.

Perhaps the news OF the san Fran
cisco earthquake was telegraphed
across the continent in some strange
way TO the animals. says the New York
Times. Several New Workers saw rats.
apparently driven from their holes by
some disturbance and. dazed with fear,
playing on the streets the DAY after
the earthquake. The animals ran
around and frollcked as IL they had
no fear OF dogs or OF persons who
came near them The same pheuome-
non, IL it can be called that. was OBJ
served in Washington and other cities
at the time of the Charleston earth
quake OF 1856.
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IDENTIFY at one time washed. There Is
a peculiar geologic mark to be noted
also In the traces Of a fish known
popularity as the date fish, which bur
rows into the beaches The holes made
by these fish are found high UP on the
cliffs, showing that the coast has grad
ually risen above the sea- Along the
coast OF California, at relatively
short distance from the shore. the
shoal water suddenly becomes very
deep and from depth OF a few
fathoms changes abruptly TO a depth
of perhaps thousands OF fathoms. This
great submarine cliff extends all the
way to Chile. the same geological for
nation being noted generally. Con-
tinuing the examinations still more.
we find that this same general forma-
ton extends TO Japan. Actually it
may be described as n great line OF
uplift in the earth's surface extending
all the way from Singapore around TO
Valparaiso.
1t would not be surprising IL we
heard of severe shakes along the fis-
sure extending from California to
South America. which / have describ-
ed, and possibly we viii hear reports
Of disturbance in Chile similar to
that In San Francisco. but IL would be
due TO the same change in elevation
would like 10 add that l DO not think
there is any danger of a recurrence Of
severe earthquake of this kind in
California for very long period OF
time. OF course there may DC mild
shakes for some time. but the read
justment of the earth's crust in this
disturbance was probably so complete
that there will be no change In the
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OTHER BIG EARTHQUAKES.
Charleston Disaster Recared-Thou-
sands KILLED In Japan.

IN tARAn.
The last great earthquake in the
United States was that of Charleston.
s. C, IN 1856, says the New York
Tribune. This earthquake was preced-
ed 10y minor tremors, &c which little
attention was paid. The principal
shock occupied about one minute. and
other shocks followed at intervals with
gradually diminishing violence. At the
end OF four weeks they had ceased to
be destructive, but tremors were oc-
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In Charleston the movements were
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disturbances. n point fifteen miles west
OF the city. A large number Of houses
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were more or less damaged. The dam
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ty-seven persons were killed outright
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CAUSE OF EARTHQUAKE.
Great Disasters Origin Explained b.
Scientist.

Great Disasters Origin Explained By
Scientist.
The following is the opinion of a not
ed American scientist on the cause OF
the San Francisco earthquake:
Dr. G. +. Becker, chief OF the divi-
sion of physical researches OF the
United States geological survey, who
lived many years in California and
who has made special study OF sells
mological disturbances for the govern
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MIA has no relation to the recent erup-
lions OF Vesuvius. He ascribes the
''shake" to an unusually acute develop
ment in the process OF "fauIting,"
which has been going on along the Pa
cihc coast for thousands OF years, says
a Washington special 10 the New York
Tribune. This process consists In re-
adjustment of the rocks forming the
crust of the earth.
The people OF California" said DIR.
Becker. have not been having their
usual monthly shakes recently. and
so this time they got them in a lump.
The case might be llkened to that of q
man suffering with fever. whose regu-
lar attack Of chills in mild form had
perhaps been postponed for a long
time and then the disease shook him
all at once In aggravated form.
''The. coast line OF the Pacific has
been rising for thousand years. This
is shown 10y the geologic formation on
the coast. old beaches being found
high upon the cliffs where the sen evil
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taining and approaching Them II Won
know any one well you either like him
very we'll or else not az all.
IL was on that basis that knew San
Francisco. and as result OF that ac-
quaintance | fairly loved every build.
ing In the place. even 10 the little omen
corners of almost every block. The
covers around Lottie's fountain smell
ed sweeter than any other flower. and
the English lavender sold by an old
peudler on kearney street perfumed
that whole part Of the town tin Won
came TO Chinatown. which made up in
its picturesque way for what il lacked
in other respects.
Whether It rained or whether II shone
San Francisco was happy The only
time that its people ever seemed
alarmed was now and then when some
slight CULVER was felt from beneath
the earth's surface that caused the
evening papers to sell like hot cakes.
But the laughing, beautiful women for
which the city was justly famed soon
smiled the seriousness away. and San
Francisco resumed a gala life again.
At clubs the wittiest speakers toked
on any serious attempt to get fright
ened over the rumbling sounds aud the
unsteady buildings. In few years the
slight terror caused by the feeble
earthquakes had been forgotten. PEG
pie were charmed and captivated by
the picturesque trees and most exqui-
site color of green that covered the
landscape just out OF San Francisco.
and thousands upon thousands were
content 10 call existence in San Fran
cisco supreme success and existence i'm
another city In the world a failure in
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may be grown and awkward. still the
impression that city leaves on your
mind always remains the sweetest. es-
pecially II the city that you first saw
was the brightest the most inspiring.
the widest awake OF all the cities in
the Union. To me no other city In the
world ccHld ever take the place OF San
Francisco.
! went there In 1889. Held spell
bound by the awe Of that beautiful
busy throng. / rode up and down Mar
ket street, even far out on Valencia,
trying TO find n place 10 alight The
town was too big FOR me. and after
wandering around few weeks, though
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ond visit / got really acquainted with
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In few months felt that | was as
much part OF San Francisco as all
other San Franciscans were. Every
body on Market street and Kearney
had speaking acquaintance with one
another. IL seemed that we missed
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place on those two historic thorough
fares.
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all the time with distinguished law
yers, great actors and actresses and
famous athletes. The brightest news
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arm with the few remaining pioneers.
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attire or the days OF 1S49. People OF
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Francisco IL they had offices and stu
dos and places of business seldom re-
manned In them. They were too fond
OF outdoors. The very air Of the city
seemed 10 be full of inspiration and
success.
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arose. a tall building would stand ma
1estically by a little old wooden build
AAS NENA AstN lttAti}S Dttn famous
when gold dust was weighed out on
the main streets I'm exchange for mer-
chandise. Both buildings seemed to
look as though they were proud OF,
each other
At the old Lick House when Sena-
tor Fair was alive in the main lobby
or that hotel were many OF his asso
ciates In mining days. After his death
one could generally see several charac.
tiers walking down Montgomery street
or the same type as the sheriff now
playing in The Girl OF the Golden
West"
Those were not eXaggera lions Around
Cape Horn and up through the Golden
Gate pioneers We're brought that were
men OF higher stamp than TO he sway
ed by the fashion plates that changed
from year 10 year. They were char.
acters and proud OF the fact without
being offensive. Croker. Hearst.
Flood. Fair. Macl<ay and Stanford were
men who left a great influence on the
community in which they lived.
And San Francisco In a way looked
like those men. San Francisco. above
all cities In the United States, was the
artistic place. IL had many little hooks.
celebrated little cafes, historic clubs. ,
quaint little shops and was naturally !
made UP OF people capable OF main
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shocked Fourteen Y.ar. Aeo.

II was just fourteen years ago on
April 10, early In the morning. that the
region around San Francisco was shak-
en- up 10y earthquake. says a Los An.
geles dispatch. At g a. m. April 10.
lS92, the three towns Of Vacavile.
Dixon and Winters were the greatest
sufferers, each sustaining property
losses OF from $1,000 20 Sl5OOO0.
These three an lie in the path OF the
present earthquake and all within hfty
miles of san F~rrct@oo
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by the cartoonist in the New York
Mail.
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geological formation FOR many years.
The people of san Francisco should be
eucoura-rl % 80 ahc1d and build up
Cleir cE ..t.r I.i,l ever. because
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Professor Pickering OF Harvard. ac-
cording TO Boston dispatch. says the
San Francisco earthquake was not due
70 volcanic action and had no relation
10 the eruption OF Mount Ncsuvius. IL
was due TO slipping earth falling into
gap.
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