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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
BRYAN A CONSERVATIVE.
Glad to at Last Be So Recognized B.
 American Public.

American Public.
 New York, Aug. 24.-President Paul Morton of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, was apassenger on the steam ship Lucania, which arrived here to- night from Liverpool MT. Morton re- turns from a six weeks stay in Paris. where he investigated the French in- surance laws and sought to determine the effect fthe recent agitation in this country over insurance matters upon the French public. He said tonight that he had found the French insurance laws a little partial to home com panies. but not markedly so. and that foreign companies were given Q fair chance to do business.
 While In London. MT. Morton att tended the Fourth of July celebration by the American Society. at which Will liam J. Bryan delivered an address. In conversation with MT. Morton on that occasion, Mir. Bryan said that he was Rlad that the American public at last recognized him as a conservative.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
Goes to New Orleans.

A. F. Johnson, for long time Chief Clerk to Master Mechanic Minto at the local Louisville and Nashville shops, has been transferred to New orleans as report clerk In the office of Charles Marshall of tho New Orleans and Mobile Division. At i o'clock this afternoon MT. Johnson was cornered in Mir. Minto's office and by that gentleman presented magntf- icent seal ring and umbrella, gifts from the engineers and clerks of the road and shOD,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
suea Marshal McGoursn.

Solomon A. Levy. young man of the city. today brought suit against United States Marshal Thomas F. Mc- Gourin for the sum of s1,950 alleging false arrest and Imprisonment The suit was brought In the State courts Some months since the Federal grand jury of New Orleans returned an in- dictment against person named Solo mon Levy of Pensacola. charging traf- fic in lottery tickets. The young man was arrested. but protested that he was the wrong person. Later 1t was learned that such was the case and that the warrant was for some other person by that name. He now brings suit for the above sum as damages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
Immcn.e Cargo of LumbeE.

Another immense cargo of lumber was shipped foreign today. when the British steamer Cynthian sailed for Antwerp carrying 2,325. coo superficial feet. which has a valuation of about $400 900. It is. seldom that solid cargo of lumber is shipped on steamer especially the size of the Gym thian although solid cargoes on sail- ing vessels and smaller craft are fre- fluent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
Casino Matinee Today. 1A Runaway Match."
HARALsoN RE-ARREs TED.
Man Made Bond But Found New Cas,
 Against Him.

Man Made BOnd Hut Fund New CaHe
 Against Him.
 c. W. Haralson, the Chambers Coun- ty man who has been in the Montgom- cry County jail several weeks on a charge of embezzlement and in whose case a jury in the City Court made a mistrial several days ago, succeeded yesterday in making Q bond of $200, but was immediately arrested and re- turned to a cell in the jail.
 Haralsou was re-arrested on a war rant sworn out by the Unity Cotton Mills of LaGrange, Ga. This warrant charges that Haralson misappropriated Sh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
New LIne of Steamers.

Mexico City, Aug. 24.-An agent of London ship owners syndicate has completed a contract with the Mexican Government to establish a line of steamships between the Pacific ports of Canada and the west coast ports of this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

to his sisters, whose love for him was shown during his illness. Four sisters, Miss Mamie Moneagle. Mrs. Joseph Heiter. Mrs, Annie Erichson. of Me- ridian. Miss, Miss Morgan Mopeagle, of this city, and four brothers. John F. Donnely. Edward Moneagie of this city, James Moneagle of Little Rock. AFR ; and Daniel Moneagie. residing in Ohio. and other relatives survive him Mr.. Moneagle was a member of the Order of Elks Red Men, Knights of Pythias, woodmen of the World and Young Mems Benevolent Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
YeIIOvy Jack fn Yucnt.n

Mexico City, Aug. 24.-Dr. Harold seidlln of Copenhagen. aged 80, is dead of yellow fever at Moyda, State of Yueatan, where he went six weeks ago to accept professorship in the medI- cal university of Yueatan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
Gun Club shoot.

At the regular weekly shoot Of the Mobile Gun Club yesterday afternoon on Blakely Island, the scores were als- appointing because of a gale blowing near the close of the last event. The results were as follows:
 Dupont Cup-Class A; twenty-five
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
New Tax Aanen.or.

Thomas Johnson. the new City Tax Assessor, who was elected Wednesday night by the Council to succeed D. w. Reilly. deceased, was sworn into of hee this morning by the City Clerk
 As soon as he arranges his bond a special meeting of the City Council will pc called by the Mayor to approve the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
sbot Sweetheart and Herself.

Anadarko. Okla, Aug. 24.-Annic Dresback. aged 16. today accidentally shot Newt Mulliken, her sweetheart, and then, believing she had killed him, shot herself. Both will die.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT
FILED AGAINST THE AUSTRALIAN
 STEAMER MARGHERITA.
Bar PfIots, Association Bring Action and Ask That the Bond of the Vessel Be placed nt
 slO,0O0.

7 Pensacola, Fla. Aug. 24.--tSpecial.)- )- Another libel suit In cause of salv- age was filed this morning in the United States Court against the dsabled Aus train steamer Margherita. which was lowed into port Monday by the Brit ish steamer Ripiingham- The latter vessel filed a libel amounting to over $30. 0a0, and the latest Is by the Bar Pilots Association, owners of the steamer Pilot, and they ask for sum of not less than s10,00o for services rendered by the pilot boat last Sunday morning when she went to the aid of the two steamers in the teeth of a storm.
 As usual In salvage libels, the amount is not stated. but the service perform ed is related and the court asked for a just and fair consideration. The amount expected, however, can be judged by the bond demanded of the libelled vessel, which in this case Is $10,000.
 The libellants in their suit relate that on Sunday morning when the steamer Pilot was cruising in the gulf she sighted two steamers. one in the tow of the other. They were strug- gling in the teeth of the gale. but making no headway. in fact not hold ried at will by the storm. It Is re- lated that during the period that the Pilot sighted the steamers and the time she passed a hawser to the Mar gherita that the vessels were carried eight miles from their course. and were within four miles of the beach whcn the pilot boat arrived and rescued them, or else one or both would have suffered much damage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
WOULD PRAY FOR PAY.
Hut Girls Objected To Devotion WhIcI
 Cost Money

Chicago. Aug. 24-Four girls have been discharged recently from Zion City lace factory for failing to obey a rule requiring them to pray during work hours, but to do so on their own time.
 It has been the custom to deduct from the pay of the girls for the time spent in prayer. Four of their number slight ed the prayer hour" and were dismiss ed in consequence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
Investigating Labor Condit,ous,

Richard Barry, one of the noted writers connected with McClure's Mag azine. Is in the city today, concluding an investigation of three months du- ration into the labor conditions of Florida and the peonage cases at the camps of the Jackson Lumber Com pany In particular. He states that he has gone into the subject as he did Into the situations in Russia and Ja- pan which he handled for Golfers Weekly. When asked to give his con- clusions he declined to do so. but added thatsthe labor situation in Florida and the peqnage cases had become of na- tionaI importance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

In a preliminary shoot at fifteen birds Sirmon made a clean score and Goodbrad got fourteen. Tho next shoot will be Thursday afternoon at targets for the Hunter Arm Company trophy-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
No News of Escapes.

bond in order that he may assume of flee at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Mir. Goodwin Wilkins is expected shortly on a visit to his parents, Mr., and Mrs. John D. Wilkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Tn Glass A, for the duPont trophy. Goodbrad has two wins and Daugh- erty and Sirmon one each. In Class B, for the Laflin and Rand trophy, Touart has two wins and March and Meyer one oh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25
Mobile Society News

Mir Henry Tonsmfere left yesterday for Asheville to join hIs family who preceded him there two weeks ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Mir. and Mrs. Rudolph Lang have re- turned to the city after pleasant stay, at Fairhope.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Mir. Willie Taylor, who has been the guest of Mir Phillip Kraus for several days, has returned to the Point ac- companied by Mir. Kraus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Miss Florence Davidson is the guest, of Mir. and Mrs. N. R. Clarke at Point Clear for several days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

MT. and Mrs J. S. Morrow are the guests of Dr, and Mrs. Angelo Festo- razsi at Point Clear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

. Casino Matinee Today
 SA Runaway Mateh-N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Lieutenant Governor Cunningham will speak Rt Court Square tonight at s o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Miss Lottic Burie has returned from months stay at Stafford Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

tContinued from Page One,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Mrs. Henry Horst and children area spending the summer at Salnda
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Lieutenant Governor CunninRham will speak at Court Square tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Casino Matinee Today, GA Runaway AEatah-V
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-25

Iap, Lefiin S G Rand cup-ciass B. twenty
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14
La tenpOrada de Ia Opera

Promote ser brillantfsina la tenn
porada de Inauguration de nuestro
teatro por la excelente eompafia de
opera litaliana "Sconamiglio.
FL activo SeilOr Giacobazzi 10 tiene
todo dispuesto acknowledgements Y ell
debut de la compa1ia Sc efectuara
ell pr6ximo martes con Ia gran opera
" Lucia, EN- la que Sc 'distingue ex-
traordi1ariamente la distinguida til
pie Aida Gonzaga.
La function inaugural ha de resul-
tar espl6ndida. un espectaculo so
berbio, tanto por los elementos ar
tfsticos que hguran en- el programa
como por la calidad del pdblico que
asistira 4 la opera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14

Asi sc hace por ell presidente re-
gresando POGO despues los sefiores
nombrados quienes manifestaron no
habian podido flegar q TN acuerdo.
Sc designa q otrostres sefiores, y al
final Sc logra que consignen 500, 600.
Con esta cantidad podra abonarse
ell so oIo de los aumentos hechos por
la Ley de Policfa Insular y nom brar-
Sc unos eincuenta nuevos guardias.
Tanbien Ell Consejo Executive no
estuvo conforme con las enmiendas
propuestss por la Camara al c. B. S.
ntm I, y hubo que designar tres Sc
flores para comision de conferencias.
Fue aprobado el informe de la Co
mission conjunta de conferencias So
bre ell c. B. mum 2, reglamento de po-
licia de muelles y puertos.
La Camara estuvo reunida hasta
las dos de la mafiana y .esta tarde &
las dos Sc reunira por Ultima vez pa
ra clauSurar sus Sesiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14
Camara de D3le6adOS
SESIONES DE AVER TARDE
Y ANOCHE

En- el debate sostenido aver tarde
Ell Ia Camara con motivo de. Ia discu-
sion del c B. S. al c. B. n1m l del
seflor Feuille, intervinieron los Sc
flores Domenech. Was Ochoteco, Del
gado, Gardfa C6rdova de Diego.
Tambi6n Sc discutio el RI. B. nun.
2, combatiendo los sefiores Delgado,
Ramos, Santoni y Domenech que Sc
tomasen $3.50, 900 del emprestito de
carreteras para la construction de
mueHes.
En- la session de la noche fuG apro-
bado por 70 totos contra 5 ell G. B. S.
mum. I que habfa sido combatido por
el senior Domcnech.
.Despues fue recibido del Conseio
Executive ell II. B. MIN. I, con nota-
bles'enmiendas, pues en- vez de con-
signarse los $I6o, 600 sef1alados para
cubrir los aumentos de sueldos Ia
Policfa 1nsulsr, y la creacion de 600
plazas mas de guardias. Ell Conseio
asignaba tnicamente $4,000, negan-
dose al aumento de los 200 guardias.
FL sefior de Diego Sc manifesto
1ncoaforme con tai resolution soli-
cita Sc nombre una Comisi6n de con-
ferencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14
Melchor Almagra.
Los anarQuiStaS de Londres


La Patrie," de Paris, publica IA
slguiente estupenda relacidn dc Lon
dreS:
Los anarquistas londineses est IA
agitadfsimss en- esfos momentos; ce
lebran reunion tras.reunion su ex-
citacon es enorme. Hemos podido
hablar con.uno de. ellos y nos la di
cho:
81 asunto Moral. como decfs !.
'muy bien, es. una comedia sangrien-
70. Ell dinamitero de Ia Gale Mavor
no esta en- la prfsi6n nj ha muerto.
Sc ha imaginable la historic del cada-
yer del suiicida para calmar al Rev y
tranquilizar q la opinion pfblica.
ENaminemos los hechos: Ell guarda. r
.el individuo misterioso estan rnuer-
tos; nadie sabe TO que paso enfre
eiios y, sin embargo. sc rehere has
IA con. los memories detalles como lau-
.r.o uno Y Sc suicide eI otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14
nj. Justine Ellie
RSfdgOraS.

Hemos tenido ell placer de recibir
la amable vista del distinguido pia-
nista NJ Justine Ellie, que acsba de
hacer una tarH<e art{tica por las prin-
cipales ciudades de Ia Isla, recibiendo
muehas ovaciones.
Mr.. Ellie embarcara la pr6xima Sc.
mana en- ell vapor Traces, con objeto de
recorrer varios pafses de America,
regresando despues Francia.
Deseamos al distinguido artista
iguales exitos que en- Puerto Rico, en-
todos los paises que visite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14
Gonclerto en- la plaza

Programa de las piezas que tocara
maiana domingo la banda de la Poll
cia Insular:
r-Paso doble con CO rnetas ..Provi
sionsl No. 3, F. Verar.
2.-(a) Danza '.Amor Bendito". R.
Ovalle.
(b) Two step "Happy Heunie".
Lampe.
Second Hungarian Raphsody
4.-"I492" Marcia del Centenario
{ Himno Libertad", J Arteaga.
5.-(Estreno) '.Capricho Cubano", l..
Lombard
6.-"Down the Mississippi" Descrip-
tive fantasia, Puerner
7. Final del cuarto acto de opera
"Trovador" Verdi
s Danza ala Criolla" Duefio
Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14
Ell balance del TeSOrO inSular
CORRESPONDENCE 4 JUNO ELFIHe

Seg1n el balance preparado por
los empleados de la Tcsoreria de
Puerto Rico, existfan el 80 de Junio
1ltimo q disposition del Tesorero; So
brantes electives valorados en- $6I8,-
900, al, y depositados en- los siguien-
tes establecim ientos bancarios.
American Colonial Bank of Porto
Rico, 1868, 3o6,4I First National
Bank of Porto Rico, 5000 10000 Y
Banco Territorial y Agricola, $50
OOO,OO.
Adenas de 10 sobrantes los muni-
ciplos y juntas escolares de la isla
adeudan cerca de $3.50, 900 al Teso-
70 insular, por prestamos y antici-
pos que Sc han hecho con cargo q los
fondos de rentas insulares, de name
IA que los sobrantes del Tesoro lie
gan i cerca de $500 900.
Los ingresos que Sc han anotado en-
Jnnio pr6ximo ascendieron $287,-
674,7S y los gastos 4 S3os, 1892. 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14

siempre dichosos. Cada despertar d.
luz traeles las horas de ofcina el
ratio de cafe con su reunion el
paseo bajo Ia sedante paz de los ar
boles viejos, la cena familiar, home
maize diario al cocido, el ratio de Ca
sino, con biliar, tresillo y tertuIia,
y. para remate, ell tz1amo nupcia1.
Suele haber entire estos feIices
mortales que hallaron la formula de-
hnitiva de su vivir. algunos extra
nos suJetos anticuarios, eruditos.
artistas, que, rodeados del silencio.
con reputation de chifados entire sus
paisanos, van labrando callados hucr-
tos de ideas. En- elloS he adnrirado
mas de una vez mentalidades pode-
roSas y pensares maduros, fruto cue
solo abonan la soledady su hermana
refexi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14


Cada vez, amo mas las ciudades
calmosas, los pueblos extaticos, los
pequefIos centros de poblaci6n que
duermen 4 Ia sombra de sus re
cuerdos.
ALI el tempo es largo presto
la meditation, pueden leerse obra 5
magistrates, emprendense hondos CO.
loquios mientras la tarde cae los
paseantes caminan bajo los olmos 8
los alamos frondosos de Ia eterna
avenida provincial.
Darante las noches ois en- ell Cast
no prolijas discuciones de altos asun-
tos. En- sus pausas esc1chase ell ru-
NOR de las bolas marfilenas que en- ell
billar Juegan sempiternas partidas.
Yo adore aquel bienestar de espf-
ritus bien avenidos con la lfnea de
su suerte. La lucha, esa guerra cruel
por anhelos vagos y confusos que
acaba con nuestros nervios, es casi
desconocida en- sitios donde el cfrcu-
10 de cosas bicionables es POGO
extens0 y al alcance de la mano.
Los hombres reducen sus deseos
q una notarfa, IN Registro, una pla-
"a de medico de Benc6cencia. Con-
seguido ese modesto bienestar, que
la clase media llama el puchero. :
c casanse con la buena muchacha que
puso en- sus vidas de estudiantes al
gdn perfume de poesia.
NADIA mas piden 4 Ia fortuna, y
sus almas, aquietadas con Id pose
sion del pequefio ideal, son felices.
con hartura de paz y de amor regla !
IN entado.
Sus dfas, siempre iguales, son
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14

mucho de millones Y de nuevos
emprestitos, de cantidades fa-
bulosas en- relacion a nuestros
recursos, de obras gigantescas.
dc proyectos quimericos y Ell
pals. que en- su mayor parte, en-
su casi totalidad vive en- crisis,
oye como TN rumor de palabras
agresivas, esos debates parla-
mentarios en- los que triunfa
la quimera y domina soberana
la fantasia ensonadora de i'm
posibles. -.
La session extraordinaria ha
debido darse por terminada va.
Cada dia que va pasando. cada
hora que transcurre aumenta
el peligro de que 10 unico bue-
no que sc ha hecho, 6. mejor
dicho, 10 monStruosamente ma
10 que Sc ha deshecho. pueda
ser neutralizado aun por ell gol-
pc final que en- todos los. perfo-
dos legislativos nos reservan
nuestroS tutores.
En- los dias de m1tuaS con ;e-
stones en- que vivimos. no es de
extra1ar que a capbio de la
prorroga de vida que Sc ha po-
dido conseguir para algunos
municipios, quieran sacar los
congregantes algana ventaja
grande en- benefcio exclusive
de ellos.
M6nos NAL que, en- la session
extraOrdinaria hay que tratar
exclusivamente de los puntos
contenidos en- 81 mensaje del
gobernador.
ASi 40 corremOS otro rlesgO.
pOr ahora, ueel de ese bill Sus-
tituto que esta elaborando la
congregation. 6 que esta aprue-
be sencillamente el de la CANA
ia baja.
Nuestros temores tienen TN
fundamento grande. Mr.. Post
esta de regreso. Hace algtn
tempo que no realiza nada de
particular, hi .Siquiera Su viaje
ha tenido resonancia; sc fue Y
ha vuelto en- medic de la mas
glacial indiferencia Y redeado
del mas profundo silencio. Su
estancia en- los Estados Unidos
ha sido tambien callada, de una
aterradora yulgaridad.
El juego de los municipios sc
lie la quebrado, le ha salido
NAL la combination preparada,
la trampa esta deshecha; y, en-
tales Circunstancias, este fun
cionario debe de estar' anhelan-
do un ruidoso deSquite que le
restituya una parte de la triste
.celebridad efimera que lie aban-
dona fatalmente.#
NuestrOs ~temoreS, nuestros
prudentes recelos tienen pues
III legitimo fundament0.
Las horas que faltan para
terminar la session extraOrdina-
ria de la Legislature, son de una
anSledad y una 1nquietud ST.
premas; mientras esten las Ca
maras en- funCi0neS no Duede
volver al amino pTblico la re-
lativa tranquilidad que el es-
tado reinante de cosas consien.
te Y tOlera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14
CHAQuETAS Y CHACOTAS'

Esta visto que esta NAL
Quien en- Borinquen no tenga
una linda americana,
me re6ero q la chaqueta J.
Y como ell Teatro ha salido
como la pulcra Minerva,
de la cabeza de Jupiter
y de los rompe-cabezas
tan idealfsi1no y pnro,
I. que grande lastima fuera
que alli privaran los bales
fmpay0S de las empresas,
y sobre todo, TN APPLAUSE
al Reglamento que pena
ciertas notas de incultura
y la falta de chaquets -.
iYa Sc acabaron los frxscos
de la chica y grande TERRA,
porque hay m0rOs en- la Corte
6 al fin Moraza que aprieta
Y va que ell gran transformista
Ell siInpatico La Presa
introdujo los progresses
de una novlsima eScue1a
de zanzibar la americana
en- los casos que cenvenga,
al que por desgracia -falte
tan indispensable prenda,
desde luego que vestirse
no psdra para la fiesta:
para la fiesta politica
que en- Noviembre sc celebra.
el primer martes despues
del primer lunes etc.
Como cambiar la mugrienta
por la famante chaquetal.
Y que problema dificil
y que difici1 problema
ponerse la ana ericana
por la suYda 6 la dfyeekA,
8 por las manos que estan
tan apretadas y estrechas
habiendo neceSidad
de dar infnitas vueltasi
RtfGgOras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14
TIlSld(S en- ID PD|iCil IDyu|0I

Por la Orden General ntm. 10, Sc
hacen los traslados siguientes
Cabos. Agustfn n Vargas, de Hu-
macao Juncos, (Sen Lorenzo); Fran
cisco Sierra; de San Juan Barros;
Antonio Pacheco Aguayo, de Barros
Santa Isabel, (Salinas); Baudilio
Casanova. dc Salinas Quebrsdillas,
(Camuy); Ramon Lopez, de Pagadu-
ria Culebra, (Vieques).
Guardias: EstGban Barros, de Qua
yama Barros; Raimundo Pagan, de
Guayama & Barros; Higinio Melen-
dez, y Felipe Olivo de Barros Gua-
yama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-14
la senorita Zarat

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
donde ha efectuado la revalida del
tftulo de doctor, en- medicine, hemos
tenido el gusto de salttdar la se1o-
rita Josefa Zarat, hermana del como
cido doctor del rnismo apellido.
Deseamos a la sefiorita Zarat mu-
chos triunfos profesionales