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New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
GREAT SINGING.

"If had a choir like that to back me. I'd con-
vert the world" said white evangelist In the gal
lery.
While singing the saints rocked their bodies.
waved their hands. wagged their heads. shook
their shoulders, clapped. stamped and otherwise
moved IN rhythm. Tiny pickaninnies initiated the
motions Of their elders and babes in were
tossed up and down rhythmicaIly by their ecstatic
mothers. Long metre tunes varied with
quick jigs and waltz measures. rabbit foot hops
and buzzing bee airs. each requiring an appropriate
set OF contortious Few OF the singers had the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

brought up on such charges the more hope
less, apparently is their case. and the boys
themselves are likely 10 get TO regarding them
selves as thoroughly bad lots. I have in mind
illustrative of this the of boy of sixteen.
who on October 3 of last year completed list
OF six really simple but high sounding offences
He had been repeatedly committed 10. a GER
tain prOtectory, but this institution had ef-
fected little good asked the judge 70 parole
the boy under my supervision and this was
done He is now working steadily and informs
me only to-day that his wages have been raised
10 81 70 day. He has given me no trouble
and seems to have turned his back the
.....s he LLssl fnEuneriI. 70 kssn
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B&iRZ
we'r. going 20 rice up IN the chariot.
Sooner IN the morning.
We're going 70 meet the Prophet there.

-Fssn to the Black Elijah.
A tropical religion, prophet who raises the dead
costumes gorgeous as the peaoock's and choral
singing rivallng the opera turning
the heads Plalnheld On - citizens last week 1t
was riot and delrium OF sound and color. One
thousand ebony Footwashers. otherwise Church OF
God and Saints OF Christ, came from all over the
country 10 celebrate the Passover and convince
the urbeevers that theirs is the only true faith.
They proved infallibly 20 their own satisfaction
that they are The original Jews. They baptized
many converts IN the chilly waters OF local creek
hnd gave old Satan such scare il IS alleged. as
ne has not had since Michael chased him with
redhot spear. Theatres lost money ana business
houses complained that their clerks acted as they
did when the Midway was first brought TO these
parts Il is question whether the dusky relis-
ionists the white spectators enjoyed themselves
more.
There were street psgesnts and parades and halle
lUjah services marked by much BODY swaying
and feet stamping that the mssttns hall shook and
a local savant's seismograph registered little
earthquake for Plainheld alone So many feet
washed after baptism that the towns water
supply became endangered. il is said. And unhe-
revers, well as believers, were humning and
whistling hymns like
Tss s5s sns s sF.Sss .s s.est v 'RS Rsrs marvellous
Oh thou King ot Saints
or the Jubilee Hymn
f. f. last lS.t suits sgits me- me-.
This wondsrfu Prophet
cHhoPse: 5ss 'DSs YsssiT Coco '' Zine a-conirs3
The naralytic prophet William S. CroTdy. who is
thus idolizod presen; at all ceremonies and at
intervals mumbled heavenly revelations. which, be-
ing interpreted. meant requests for less noise and
an annual poll tax Of two cents saint The poll
tax revelation was not as petty as il might seenl
for there are 25a black Jews" in the Church |
The nlbership extends through this country. |
Canada and Africa and is expected soon 10 overrpn
the earth. Everybody Is welcome 20 join. espe- |
oIauy The ordinary Jews and white Gentiles. but I
Ear only one coorless person has accepted the |
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WEEK WITH THE FEET WASHERS AND THEIR PROPHET.

..Bress de Prophet william 8. Crowdy-rrn jes
a-living by his strength" screamed sraynsan
NANNY.
DE Prophet cured ma body an saved ma soui
yassr" said a straight-haired mulatto
Church o. God and Saints o. Christ. want you
all to know that was sealed up. John Nv. .,
howled a yellow crowned believer. Jerking her oooy
violently from the waist
'I come from Kansas. but I'm going 70 Zion
Pray for me- screamed another
WEIGHT AND FERV0R.
"Ah'm saved Glory. hallslujahl' beloved ZOO
mound saint and. Hitting her skirts. she dashed
wildly through the aisle and Jumped three times
In the air. landing with resounding thuds-
Tho faIsetto voices OF men and hoarse inco-
herent shrieles of women were merged In the rock
ing harmony Of a hymn that seemed to roll the
building with itself
Beautiful robes.
ROBBED white
w.Iitur with the Prophet IN vhiss
beautiful robes
We shall wear,
Walking with Him In white
Newark saint became so affected tnst she ran
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
Peculiar Faith. Peculiar Hymns Peculiar Religious
Ceremonies of Negroes Who Say They Are Jews.

hymn the singing made up for them. In precision
the baton of the buxom. exalted smiling Sister
Mercy. the purple crowned sopranos. the red
crowned altos and the male voices delivered
richly harmonious mass OF sound that thrilled the
rnnst c1nic snectatOr
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the timber jointed daughters OF zion. s-,....n
prancins young choristsrs IN blue. r.s - ns
who made the atmosphere electric =, s4psA
most as IL they were legion Of ebony - "
listed TO popularizs ths faith and corrs,n,,s" n
tho show girls OF comic opera company
AN ODD HYMN.
After . reading OF the Sermon an -.
with intsrrosatsd references 70 Elijah croSN
testimony OF John. Malachi and Marx VA. 80. "s
IN song to show that there was no rnistak. -
the person "a'
Another song. that led a coffee eolored urs...-
In the gallery 20 say that he would use m, ---
oers as a policy gig thus:
s.s:la,i0a Be- zion. 1iS y TO-
n Peter = 81
lad Pa. Pain ,l... nss5-. "a
Deuteronomy ". Il
Announcement was made that a rnsal +,o,.. a..
bean found and purses and other a-ticlas Ia, -
f ne things were not restored Elijah uosls =.
after tho oEsnderA A chorus OF frightsn.a ~, -
and nays aruso from she congregation 70, I. :.
nsved. as Mouehpiecs Joseph told The r,fSr. 49,.
If he say you die, you DIE
The communion was celebrated next tay vrs
plain water and crumbs OF unleavend s,.s
which. with a Simultaneous movement war. -
ferrsd from hands 60 mouths OF all the saint. ~.
hymn tor this occasion started IN a Euvuhr,,-.
barytons by an elder on the platform Lsautn. a.,
ward with . display OF white teeth. hs ehar,s,
slowly:
And ths couldn't slime
The sweet. doleful sopranos responded:
|, Calvary mountain
And the altos. tenors and easses concluded;
When Jesus a-hanginz on ths cross
-.
choir duly performed their part.
A sermon was preached later upon the claim,
, OF tho colored race TO the Jewish Inheritance N
was shown that Solomon confessed 70 his com.
piexfon when he said, speaking OF his sin II am
black" II he was black. his father David and an
the worthless from Abraham 70 Paul must havs
been ditto. for God could not have decreed dspar.
ity OF hue between his prophets. The Scriptures
have other proof that the lost tribes are sours 3,
the negro fraternity
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KEEPING HIS SECRET.

That's funny" said Mr.. Graveur returning
10 his desk his fAoe wreathed in s-r1iies "Thares
q boz I certainly cfd not szpsot 10 see tonight
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

From out the Western plains
There is whence the Prophet came.
He Is loyalty, loyalty, loyalty to Christ.
he received the seven keys
To bind whatever he please
He IS loyalty.
To Zion then he came.
Philadelphia is the name,
And three years here he stayed
TIL the foundation laid.
And then he quickly fed
To Washington. d. c.
And he made great alarm
When he bought the Belleville farm
And. according 10 his plan.
is going buy land
To prepare place for them
That will hold 10 the end
The saints much surprised
When they had get their first
Then knew that the Prophet is true
When they had TO get their husbands zoo.
He IS loyalty. loyalty. etc
II there uera any defects in the words ~ srch
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

and roasted in orthodox fashion. .The Prophet ate
with a hearty appetite, being handled by bishop
in accordance with revelation and his physical
incapacity.
successful passage Of the Red Sea being
complished in the dreams of the saints, early next
morning all engaged IN a service OF praise and
Thanksgiving. biographical psan to the Prophet
ran ike this:
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If there were any defects in the words of such a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
EDITORIAL

a right into a privilege by means of
a conjurors trick, that no one has any
desire to applaud it, any more than
the definition of the domicile of vo-
ter given by the Attorney General.
In the proposed electoral reform,
the repertoire Of the grand redemp-
ZIONIST circus has had an unheard of
addition.
Our tutors have entertained us
with farces and enlivened us with
their absurdities, neglecting those
things whose necessity is SO notorious
that public opinion has become irri-
tated and exasperated over the CONT
nued defiance of it's demands, in the
face of the unmistakable signs of
increasing disgust and Indignation.
And the time wasted and lost is
not employed in studying the true
solutions of the problems confronting
the country, in learning what consti-
tutes loan, of the origin of a crisis
and the means by which it may be
lifted.
We, are willing to wager that our
tutors have not read the treatise of
Mr.. Luchetti, published in the Bo-
LETIN, regarding a loan for the be-
neht of the coffee industry.
And if lhey have read it, they are
without the capacity or intelligence
to understand its meaning.
We have heretofore had confden-
ce in Mr.. Post, we have had faith in
his ability to teach and explain to
his confreres the meaning of a crisis
in the coffee industry in a country
where this article occupies the first
place; what is the importance of the
contracting of loan in order to make
possible the reconstructing of the
first product Of a people But after
the last gideonic utterance of the
Secretary we do not know to whom
to confde the painful mission of ms
tructing the bureaucrats.
Mr.. Post has deceived US.
Even his tricks as a conjurer and
prestidigitateur are seen through.
He has even lost the skill Of conc
ealing his methods.
And that was his star role In
that lay his pretended superiority
over the other members of the cong
regation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03

What diverting spectacle is that
now being given by the reverend con-
gregation in the Executive Council.
What wonderful discourses are
now being heard, deliciously gideo-
mic, SO surprising, so rare!
The continental orators (they must
have some characterization) give ex-
preston to their personal opinions,
their wonderful and unsuspected dis
coveries; they tell us of their curious
investigations.
Their revelations-wh which appear
more worthy of infantile brains than
of thinking men-cause US intense hi
larity, to which We dare not give full
vent for fear of interrupting the di-
verting redemptionist spectacle.
Even Mr. Post, whom we have al
ways judged to be an exception to
the rule. has imbibed the reigning
contagion and become infected with
the vulgarity peculiar to the impor-
ted functionaries.
What wonderful ideas he has ex-
pressed on the subject of the suffra-
ge, what brilliant expositions and
explanations of the new methods.
The right to vote: the inalienable
right of citizenship, is according to
the personal opinion of Mr.. Post, q
privilege!
And being a privilege, those who
enjoy it ought to pay for it.
We do not believe that Mr. Post
really believes what he states as his
personal opinion.
1t seems Incredible that functio-
nary whom we endowed with greater
intelligence than some others of his
Confreres, could show such a lamen-
table lack of common sense and des-
cend to the same level as the rest
of his companions and countrymen.
After the utterances of Mr.. Post in
some of his recent discourses regar-
ding his personal opinions ON va
rious subjects, we confess to feel
ing of wonder and amazement and
can no longer continue characterizing
him as the least stupid member of
the congregation.
All are cut from the same piece.
There IS no perceptible difference,
one is not one whit superior to
another; they are equal and identical.
SO strange is the transformation of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
BOmberOs de Ponce

Aver, la madrugada, di6 comien-
20 la fiesta que celebran los bombe-
roS de Ponce, en- honor de Nuestra
Se1ora de la Candelaria.
Sc ha verihcado va la gran parada
frente al Parque, distribution de las
medallas, sorteo de la casa al bonn
bero de mejor servicio, premios en-
metalico etc, etc.
Seg1n la prensa de ALI, la conoci-
da escritora dofia Ana Rogue, ha
ofrecido admitir dos nifias pobres,
hijas de bomberos, en- las classes pre-
paratorias que dirige la expresada
senora a fin de instruir gratuitamente
a dichas nifas pobres para que pue-
dan eXaminarse de maestras en- el
proximo mes de Septiembre.
Es plausible la cordura de la Sc
nora Rogue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
Aqua potable para New York

Acaba de terminarse 10 que falta-
ba de las obras del acueducto del
Croton, que surte de aqua potable a
Nueva York. Els una represa que
tendra capacidad para 10000, 100000
de galones que vienen a ser no.
35o;ooo.ooo litros de aqua al dep6si-
to principal cuya longitud total es de
27 millas. La Ultima represa, que
es la mayor EN- su clase en- el mundo,
1lev6 trece af1os en- constru1rse y cos
to al municipio mas de $4,000, 900.
En- ella Sc perdieron muchas vidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
'Contin6a la interruption
DEL CABLE

Segtn sc nos ha informadc
en- la ofcina del cable, contin1a
la interruption del servicio ca
blegrafico con Ell exterior Y Sc
hacen esfuerzos por la compa-
flfa para reparar las averias
que tienen a San Juan sin in
formation del extranjero desde
anteayer por la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
LA ANTORCHA"

Esta sociedad de artesanos. nos
ruega hagamos constar que. con mo
two del luto reciente ocurrido en- la
famllia Muriel en- cuya casa debfa
celebrarse I'm bale de esa sociedad
esta nos comthaica que el indicado
bale Sc celebrara Ell domingo proxi-
mo en- la misma calle de San Sebas
tiAn nina. s., casa habitaci6n de Ia
familia Bocanegra.
Quedan conplacidos los artesanos
de La Antorcha'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
En- ell ConsejO Executive
TContinuact6n de la 2. paginal

Queda aprobada la moci6n apro-
bandose tambien las listas Sc pongan
al p6blico en- la alcaldia.
Secci6n "a:
Para 6jar la fecha en- que han de
nonibr arse los candidates de ambos
partidos para que estos presten sus
servicios ell dia 40 de Septiembre.
Seccion IS:
Ell sefior Post msniiesta que es el
mismo procedimiento de la ley actual,
solo diferencia en- que sntes Sc exigfa
cada partido us pc de sus electo-
res y hoy Sc aumenta a un 20 pc
para poder nombrar sus candidates,
Ell cambio ha diSminuido ell n1mero
de votos para la election.
Secci6n 3S aprobada.
Igual las secciones 80, 40, 41, "a, AZ,
44y45.
Seccion 40:
El sefor Post manifesto que hay
algo importante en- ella que los ms
pectores de inscripciones deben saber
leer y escribir, pagar una contribu.
cion no menor de S. sobre muebles
inmuebles.
Secci6n 4S Sc discute ligeramente
por los sefiores Post Sanchez Mo
raleS.
Secci6n so;
El sef1or Barbosa propone Sc file
el sitio para los colegiOs sin que por
cause alguna puedan ser trasladados
~ 81 un fuego quemase dicho LEGAL Sc
levante allf una tienda de campafla
pues un cambio da malos resultados
en- un momento crftico
Ell sefior Post manifesto esos cole
gios solo pueden ser cambiados con
el permiso del Consejo Executive.
El sefior Barbosa replica que en-
esos momentos de precipitation tai
vez no pueda reunirse ell Conseio
que el no insiste en- su enmienda pero
81 que conste su observation.
Seccion 54:
Pasa sin discussion.
Secci6n So:
Ell senor Barbosa propone una en-
mienda.
FL sefor Post no la acepta.
Ierc1a en- ell debate ell sefor San
chez Morales.
Ell sef1or Post manifesto no hay
que hacer objection ninguna 4 las sec.
clones que siguen
FL sefior Barbosa propone una en-
menda a otra secci6n para que todos
los colegioS tengan reloi.
AbreSe Ia enmienda discusi51.
Sc levanta la session hasta ',ov 4
las 10 pues ell sef1or Post desea tcrmi.
mar con la Ley Electoral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
FL cabo Pomares

Ha sido ascendido cabo de la ban
da del battalion Puertorriquefio, ell ex--
celente mdsico don Silvestre Pomares,
popularmente conocido en- la Isla.
Tan merecido ascenso 'ha merecido
unanime aprobaci6n, por las simpatias
de que goza el bene6ciaJo y la com
petencia que es justo reconocerle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
En- Ia Camara de DelegadOS
SESSION DE HOY

Esta mafiana a las 10 y 40 minutes
Sc abri6 la session aprobandose ell acta
de la anterior session
Sc leyeron los memoriales petit
clones del dia, Sc continue en- Ia
la discusi6nde 10 que restaba del pro-
yecto de bill sustituto al H. B. I. sobre
"gobierno propio local..
Sc levanto "a session a las ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
sN0H6rio

Registrador de la proT iedad sustituto que
fue IA amos en- Arecibo ofrece sus seryicios.
como Notario, en- Arecibo. Bajos de Ia casa
ndmcro ID, calle de Ia Cruz, Sc hace cargo
de presentar para 81 inscription en- el Regis
tro de Ia propiedad del Distrito remitir
los respeotivos interesados, los dscumentes
cue CON tal Ohjete se le enyian.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03

La construction sc demor6 por amos
a causa de que Sc empez6 a edifcar
de concrete, y estando muy adelan-
tada, Sc deshizo 10 hecho y Sc le sus-
tituyO con granite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
Iamara De Dele9aoos
COMUNICACIONES Y PETIcIONES
LEIDAS EN- LA SESSION
DE HOY

LII L11\dA0C AC AN1hAOAt los
mite TN acuerdo de aquel ayun-
tamiento solicitando sc vote un
credito de mil pesos para auxi-
liar al municipio en- la compo-
sicfon de caminos.
Heliodoro Blanco, de Baya-
mon, solicita sc lie envie a estu-
diar a los E. u.
Petrona Garcia de la Tore,
de Mayagiiez, solicita Sc lie de-
vuelvan $40 de contribuciones
atrasadas de pago.
FL Alcalde de Guayanilla
trasmite un acuerdo de aquel
ayuntamiento solicitanto un
credito sufciente para cons
truir el camino que conduce a
Ponce.
Vecinos de Guayama solici-
tan Sc excluya a las barberias
de las disposiciones del articu-
culo 553 del Codigo Penal.
Felix Aponte, de Valparaiso
Ind. E. u, solicita una subven-
cion para terminar sus estudios
de farmacia.
FL Alcalde de Utuado tras-
mite una Exposition en- contra
del c. B. 81, segregando los ba-
rrio de Angela Y Santa Isabella.
Ell Presidente de la unta
Escolar de Comerio, solicita Sc
construya en- aquel pueblo un
edihcio para escuelas.
Jose Diaz, de la Habana, So
licita Sc de poder a los c6nsu
les americanos, para que STEM
pre- que 10 solicite un ciudada-
no puertorriqueno tome jura-
mento para contraer matri-
monio.
FL Alcalde de Adjuntas cum
pliendo un aCuerdo de aquel
ayuntamiento, solicita la cons
trncci6n de la carretera de
aquella villa al pueblo de La
res.
Eusebia Melendez, de Baya-
mon, solicita sc le reConoZca Ell
derecho Sobre un terrenO que
hace tempo posee pertenecien-
te al pueblo de Puerto Rico 9
que sc lie adjudique por COM
praventa a un precio equita-
two.
El Alcalde de Manati tras-
mite un acuerdo de aquel ayun-
tamiento solicitando la aproba-
cion de una ley para sastifacer
por el gobieTno insular a los
municipios los gastos de man
tencion de presos.
Carmen Villaronga de. Ba-
rranquita y Rafael A Iglesia
de Gales, estudiantes de la Nor
NAL de Rio Piedras, solicitan
separadamente, sc les subven-
clone hasta obtener los titulos
de profesores,
Carmen Sierra Vida. de Castro
de Juncos, solicita Sc subven-
clone a su hijo para los Estados
Unidos.
Vecinos de Humacao solici-
tan la construction de la Carre-
terra de San Lorenzo a las Pie
draS.
E1 Secretario del ayuntami-
ento de Ponce rem1te un aCuer-
do apoyando la ordenanza del
ayuntamiento de Bayamon, so
bre las reformas de las dispo-
stones vigentes acerCa de las
reparaciones de carreteras.
FL Secretario de la Corte Mu-
nicipal de Mayaguez solicita Sc
lie autorice por medic de una
lev para nombrar un Official
ayudante que los sustituya en-
case de enfermedad o ausencia
Vecinos de Rio-Grande So
Titan la construction de puentes
sobre los rios ''Grande", "Espi-
ritu Santo" Y "Mameyes".
El A1calde de Toa Alta soil
cita el establecimiento de una
estacion telegrahca en- aque.
10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
|DeSaStre naval en- ell Brasil

detalleS de una hoTToToSa cataS-
trote ocurrida en- la noche del
I'll al ~, cerca de Porto Jacare-
qua, a 20 millas de la capital.
Los buques de guerra brasil
lefos "Aquidaban, Tiradentes
| Y Almirante Barroso" iban a
Jacarequa con designio de es-
Icoger local para construir un
arsenal. En- el "Barroso iba Ell
ministro de Marina, almirante
Noronha.
A las II de la noche sc pro-
dujo una tremenda explosion y
el "AQuidaban sc hundio inme-
diatamente, pereciendo 2I2 per
sonas de las que iban a bordo
y Quedando heridas 36.
Entire los muertos Sc cuentan
los contralmirantes senor Ro-
drigo, Jose de Rocha, Francis
co Calheiros de Graca, Y Jose
Candido Brazil; el captain Al
YES de Larrigo, comandante del
I"Aquidaban;" los ofCiales Sc
nores Barros, Santos, Porto Y
Mario Silva; el sefior Francis
CO Valente, reporter del " Jor-
nal do Brasil" y dos fot6grafos
alemanes. Dicese que perecie-
ron en- conjunto cuatro ohcia-
les generates de la Armada y
todos los ofciales del "Aqui-
daban" menos uno. Salvar6n
Sc 90 personas. Ell "BaTroso"
volvio a Rio Janeiro ell % con
el ministro de Marina y vaIios
cadaveres.
Ell desastre, que dicen fu6
Causado por un alambre cleo
trico de circuito corto, produjo
una inmensa sensation Rio
Janeiro, hacienda que inmedia-
tamente Sc Cerrasen los teatros
y sc izase bandera a media asia
en- edihcios publlcos, legaciones
| Y consulados. FL cuerpo di-
plomatiCo visito al ministro de
Relaciones Exterlores para dar-
le el pesame por tamana des-
gracia.
A las vitimas sc les hara en-
tierro naciOnal.
Ell "Aquidaban" era un bu--
que famoso. Los brasilenos, le
clasificaban de acorazado, ST
bien con alguna impropiedad
teniendo en- Cuenta 10 que hoy
Sc entiende pOr esta Clase de
tipo naval.
Fue construfdo. en- Inglaterra
en- IS85-2887, Y removable en-
Alemanla en- 1895.
Desplazaba 1880 toneladas y
ten1a maquina de $500 caballos,
fuerza indiCada, aunque Sc les
construyera para un andar de
IS nudoS por horas, Sc le habia
deteriorado la maquina dejan-
dole en- un andar de 10 nudos.
Tenia cuatro caaones france
ses, sistema Canet, de "a cen
timetrOs calibre, CuatrO de IA
centimetros calibre; otro de
menOr tamano y cinco tubos
lanzatorpedos. Habia costado
sin Contar renovation y repara-
clones, $I,725,oQo.
El "Aqu1daban" estuvo en-
Nueva York en- 1892 participant
do en- las festas navales preli-
minares de la celebration CO.
lom biana, como tambien el cru
cero "Tiradente mandandO la
f1otiIfa el almirante Jose Custo-
dio de Mello, y Sc recordara' que
apenas la fuerza lego a R1o
Janeiro de regreso. estall0 Ia
formidable .revUluCi0n acaudl-
llada por el propio Mello contra
lei Presidente Peixotto. POGO
antes de term1nar la revolucir
el "Aquidaban" fue hundido POI
un torpedo. pero el Gobierne
Evolvi6 a ponerlo a hote y le re
cOmpuso nueVamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-03
BocquiIlOn-L.inaousin

FORMULA1RE DIES INDICTMENTS
Nouveaux I6e Edition.
In Il BoLBrIN NERCANWL.
The Washington times., 1906-10-02
Skilled and Unslilled Labor

Can work year round In San Francisco.
Fare S4S25 Till October 81. Berth $3.50
via Washing gton-Sunset Route A. ].
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