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RHEUrlATFSrH

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EDITORIAL

In these days, from tie palit:cal
platforms, we hear vehement defenses
of the suffrage.
The most eloquent orators, the
most conspicuous Of the political lea
ders, have We'd with each other on the
public plaza in declaring their devo-
tion and allegiance to universal suf-
frage, each one has censured and cri-
ticlzed the other for not defending
this right with persistent energy and
there have been mutual accusations.
The people have listened to the
declarations of all sides, they have
shouted and indu1ged in noisy de-
monstratlons of approval to hear the
'defenses of the sanctity of the ballot
box; they have shown their belief
that the right of suffrage in Porto
Rico has the same value and integ-
rity as in all the countries Of the
world.
What a stupendous mistake, what
a painful indication Of a lack Of know
ledge of the reality
Among us, the suffrage has not the
pa LIN I'LL pOA lA44CC 1A10 4I1C6414lS do
among those countries which are
sovereign in the control Of their
Idestinies.
Here the suffrage is curtailed, red
uced and shorn Of much Of its signif-
icance.
Of what advantage is the ballot if
We have a government Indifferent to
the expression of the popular will; if
we have bureaucracy which laughs
and shrugs its shoulders at its unpo-
pularity and constantly de6es public
opinion sith insufferib1e insolence?
In all constitutional and democratic
countries, the government and with
the government, all governments
powers, are subject to the will Of the
people the people are truly soverejgn
and through the ballot have the power
and the right to make their wishes
known and to have them needed;
therefore, it is natural that the people
should resent and oppose any thing
that looks like the smallest interfer
ence with right Of the suffrage, aga
inst the free and spontaneous exerc
ise Of their vote, and when there is
any restriction or the slightest curt
ailment of this right, it reduces the
power Of combating the errors and
mistakes of government.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
D.. don Francisco IaAlgOS J Gonzalez

Ha regresado 4 su pals natal, des-
pu6s de nueve ailos de ausencia, el
joven puertorriqueflo don Francisco
Matanzos Gonzalez, graduado en- la
carrera de Medic!na y Cirujia en- la
Universidad de Barcelona, donde
brillantemente curso sus estudios.
Ostenta el doctor Matenzos hon
ros1simos premios y tftulos honori-
fcos, entire otros, el premio del con-
curso oftalmol6gico, celebrado por el
Ayantamiento de Barcelona en- 1904,
y 81 t1talo de "Socio de Merito' de
Ia Academia de 1Iedicina de BARGE
Iona. A la oftaln1olog1a ha consa
grado 81 doctor Matanzos IN deteni-
do estadio y una constante practica,
y en- su profession, su reconocida
sera una de sts mas in
discutibles garant5as.
Enviamos al doctor Matanzos nues-
ira enhorabuena por sus legftimos
triunfos y por So fellz regreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29

Men who know by the bitter -
sons OF history what struggles and
sangulnary conflicts countries have
encountered IN securing this right,
ought not to permit the suffrage to be
tr1t1ed with nor the sanctity 0f the
ballot tampered with.
When IN country which is sup
posed to be governed according to a
democratic regime, (which has ii the
suffrage the surest guarantee of its
purity any one who attempts TO res
tr1ct the ballot, all the live forces of
that country should unite in an ener
getic and active attitude of defense.
But here! No matter how great
may be the general candidness, no
matter how inspired and sublime may
be the songs chanted in praise Of our
policy, to the liberty and democracy
OF recent Importation, by the panegy-
rlsts and apologists Of the new me
thods, It is rot possible for the peo-
pie to be deeply and profoundly mo-
we'd to hear the declarations touching
1.-THE suffrage, those who know whe-
ther or not the right of free exer-
else Of the balloy has been evaded,
and whether this is the first evasion
that has been made.
We want the same rights and pri-
vlleges as are accorded to other coun-
tries; We want the ballot TO represent
the real wishes Of the people, to be
the real and undisputed regulator of
governmental powers; we want to see
all abnormalities done away with, the
government and all its dependencies
to stand aloof from the electoral con-
test, Indifferent as 20 which side wins
or loses.
What difference 10 the votes Of the
people make, when the expression Of
the desires Of the people is power
less to have any influence on the acts
Of the government
Universal suffrage means someth-
ing more than that all the citizens
should have the right to vote; it is
also necessary that the will of all
the voters should carry TO official reg
ions the sane currents Of opinion.
And it cannot be said that such is
now the case. What we have here
is a mirage of the suffrage, a copy
which only resembles the grand orig
ina1 possessed by other countries, in
some minor features.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
FL Circo puert0rrique10

Vencidas las difcultades que
en- los primeros dias Sc le pre-
sentaron a la empresa, esta fun
cionando con gran exito en- el
Circo puertorriqueno IN exec
lente cinematografo, siendo muy
aplaudldas por el numeroso pu-
blico que llena el Circo las inte
Tesantes vistas que Sc exhiben.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
Don GuillermO Daub0n

Ell dia primero de los corrien-
tes saldra para Santo Domin-
90 Ell apreciable seflor don Gui-
llermo Daubon, representante
de la casa de Richard de New
York.
Deseamos al seilor Daub6n
importantes negociaciones en- la
vecina Republica y una agrada-
bic Y feliz traves1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
PABD BE9AE0

En- la librerla del aBoletfn" Sc han
recibido preciosos articulos para rega-
10 como albums con mdsica y sin ella
elegantes necesseres para sehoras, tin
teros de plata cristhofe, ceniceros de
lujo, carteras dnas, estuches para inge
nieros, esencias fnas, boquillas de
ambar, ETC., etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
los tuvnultos en- Valencia
Otra yeZ los desordenes

Nueva York, lunes --En Valencia han vuel-
to reproducirse los desordenes y los tumultos.
El gobierno ha enviado fuerzas para repri-
mir los alborotos que van tomando IN caracter
de gravedad acentuada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
Los Crimnenes
de Has kabiEas
La muerte de unos misioneros

Nueva York, 1unes- Las kabilas CONT
ntlan cometiendo toda suerte de atropellos y
de abusos, entregandose las mayores excesos
~ desmanes en- el interior del Imperio en- los
barrios apartados de las poblaciones.
Dfcese que las trbus han asesinado a va
rios nisione eros alemanes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
En- ell imperio mogrebino

Nueva-Y York, lunes.-En Fez, ha ocurrido
aver una alarma, que ha aumentado mas la in
tranquilidad reinante en- Marruecos.
Los rcbeldcs han tratado durante la noche
de asaltar la ciudad, pero fueron rechazados
por Ia guaTnicion de la plaza, que Sc porto he
roicamentc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
en- q ar11perio Celeste
Un amago de aggression

Nueva- York, lunes.-Las noticias que Sc
reciben de Pekin av1san que en- algunas ciu-
dades del imper1o, Sc nota otra vez una agita-
cion alarmante contra los europeos.
Los boxers han iniciado sus ataque, pa
ra reprimirlos ha tenido el gobierno que en-
plear sus mayores recursos de fuerza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
Buques ingleses n Africa
Una opinion importante

Nueva York, lunes.-- El gobierno ingles
ha enviado los puertos africanos, dividida en-
pequenas secciones, la escuadra del Medite-
franco que estaba reconcentrada en- Gibraltar
El consul ingles en- Tanger, insiste en- que
la Intervention no puede hacerse esperar mas
tempo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
. C6ReR>a EN- MRaanlEa
Otra yez la epidemia

Nueva York, lunes Avisan de Manila
que han vuelto manitestarse varios casos de
colera entire los ind1genas.
En- la capital flipina cunde la alarna
Las autoridades sanitarias recurren to
dos los medios para localizar la epiden1ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
Las tTopaS francesaS
Al Africa
Precauciones del gobierno

Nueva York, lunes-Dicen los despachos
que Sc reciben de Paris que el gobierno ha da-
do rapidas ordenes para que est6n la mayor
brevedad en- territorio africano todas las fuer-
zas que puedan ser necesarias en- e1 case proba-
BILE de una intervention.
En- aguas de Tanger hay tres cruceros
franceses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29

IA intranquilidad
wa EN- ausrnent0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
Una recommendation
de esr0pe0s
Aconsejaad por ell Sultan

Nueva York lunes.-Comunican de Tan.
ger que Ell gobierno del Sultan ha pedido a los
consules que aconsejen los europeos, que Sc
reunan en- las poblaciones importantes, quitan-
dose del pelgro de una aggression de las tribus
salvajes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-29

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The Washington times., 1906-07-14

II Linkins had some difficulty with
his control and allowed three free trips
10 FIRST
The Washington times., 1906-07-14
HAS COLLINS QUIT
JOB IN DISGUST ?
Hasn't Been Seen Around r,ston Ball
Yard Since Last Saturday.
Knee Out Of OEder.

BOSTON. Mass, July 1+.-What has
become OF Jimmy" CoCuins and where
is he IS a matter in which the followers
OF baseball in this city are deeply inter
ested. As is we'll known. Collins has
been out OF the game for a very long
time on account OF a bad knee. The last
time that he was in the game was June
o. and that was the last time he tried
10 play since May 22, so that he has been
out of the game for almost two months.
Last Saturday he put on his uniform
and attempted practice, but in try
ing for a fly bail his leg again went
back on him, and he threw the ball
down in disgust and quit the field, and
has not been seen since. He has been
passing his time at Nantasket after the
games. and was seen there last Mon
day. II was generally thought that he
had gone in quest Of players, but IL
has become disgusted with the way
things have been going from bad 10
worse IN the club and quit. for a While
at least.
Chic" Stahl has had the ungrateful
task OF looking out Tor the club when
Collins has not been on hand and has
been anything but pleased with this as
sigument, and would be very glad 10
turn il over 10 somebody else, That the
club has sore need OF a strong and able
executive has most COnclusively been
shown. The new players that have
Joined the club have been secured on
hearsay, ana fast, experienced players
have not been secured.
The Washington times., 1906-07-14
WESTERNS WANT GAMES.

The Sheridan Stars forfeited a game
with the Western Presbyterian Church
team yesterday.
The Westerns have played seventeen
games and lost four this season. The
team was organized in 1895, its per cent
being about $50 at the end Of the sea
son. Games wanted with all uniform
teams averag aging fifteen 20 eighteen
wears. Address William Muands, care
Miss Avice Magul. 22u I street north
west. The lineup follows: P. Hyland,
c.. Ward. ID: Bates. 2b.; Stahl. SO.
GOeavenetti, SIS; Hays. If; Ripple, r.
+; Lewis. CT; pitchers, K. Hyland.
William Milands. and a. Goeavenett.
Western vs. Spencerian, Tuesday even
ing 5-3y. on the Monument lot.
The Washington times., 1906-07-14
Improvement AfeLd
Sh0wn By Nationals
Nearer Approach to Team Work Yesterday
Than for Two MOnths-Open bases Gov
cred and Some Backing Up.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

| Even had Washington been shut out
/ by Cleveland yesterday. instead OF win
/ ming by TO t. it would have been nee
/ essary to say that the team rut up A
/ better quality OF baseball than IT has
/ furnished for the last two months
I The victory was due largely 20 the
| wlldness and weakness OF Bernhard. but
/ that was not all. The Nationals showed
more teamwork and judgment afield
/ than might have been thought possible
/ after some Of their recent dreary eXhi-
! billions. They did not break any world 5
/ records for cleverness, but they deserve
/ the congratulations of every fan in the
/ city for sitting up and taking notice.
/ With faithful attention 20 business and
/ more regard 20 the principles OF playing
| together thew will win many games that
/ they would lose under the system tney
/ have followed since the first Of June.
Some Backing Up.
There was backing up and the pitcher
/ didn't seem to consider that he had doEe
| his whole duty II ne threw the ball over
/ the plate and took his turn at bat. In
/ the sixth inning when Jackson singled
| past Schlafiy and the ball went to right,
/ the entire right side OF the field was
drawn out OF its position. Stanley got
/ the ball and heaved II 10 second on a
chance 10 yet nail Jackson. who was
ambitious for a double. Hughes hurried
over there. and took the throw and nall
/ ed Gineral Jeems with some 10 spare.
One throw was allowed 10 90 10 third
from right without anybody supporting
Cross and he came within an ace OF let
ting il 20 by for a run when IL took a
bad bound. a little later when the same
situation arose. Altizer covered third
and Cross went 20 the grandstand 20
back up. s. Stanley was sending EN- In
on the line with so much force that
they were apt 70 pass the man on the
sack This thoughtfulness was, in view.
OF its conspicuous absence before. worth
as much applause as a home run.
Bernhard a Snap.
Tom Hughes has always been
hOodoo for the Maps. and yesterday he
was right on the Job, They banged him
freely, but couldn't do much damage
and with clean fielding they would have
made but three runs, The run in the
ninth was a gift from Heydon when he
threw Congalton's bunt into the right
field bleachers.
Bernhard was something soft and
easy. He was a most welcome guest at
our ball yard and We only wish he
would stop and take tea with us on
the diamond this afternoon. He forced
in a run in the first inning, and then
came Jake Stahl with a single that
drove IN two more. and nightly heart
ened the Nationals. Three in the first
Is q very comfortable beginning. The
other runs were mostly the result OF
fumping on the ball and beating Il
black in the sace. as the twelve hits
including a double and a triple. will
show. Schlafy. Stahi. and Stanley each
The Washington times., 1906-07-14

Every mother feels 4
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
of her life, Becoming
The Washington times., 1906-07-14

Today's Game.
Holy Name VS.. ST. Peters.
The Washington times., 1906-07-14

'Batted for Moore in the ninth inning.
Cleveland ........0 0 2 0 0 i Ii
......3 0 ] 0 ] 2 g.! x
The Washington times., 1906-07-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Yesterdays Results.
Sixth. 5: Fifth. 4,
The Washington times., 1906-07-14
LINTHlCUM WAS STINGY
TO THE BALTlCS BUNCH

with Harmon Linthicum in the box
for the Rhode Island Methodists yester-
day afternoon the avenue boys won in
walk from the Battles by to !. LIN
thicum deserved a shut-Out as he went
through the contest without being hit
once. Errors on the part of his team
mates were responsible for the single
tally which his opponents put over. The
The Washington times., 1906-07-14
Standing of the Clubs.
TALK ABOUT SLUGGIRG;
WELL, JUST READ THIS

The Senalas won from the Pacifcs
yesterday III an exciting game. by 13 to
10. The Il 4ture was the batting Cf
Dore. pitcaer for the Senacas. He
knocked two home runs. two three
baggers. and a tWo-bs gger. The final
game which decides the ownership or
the remnant Of the Eastern League, is 10
be played Monday, at Fifteenth and II
streets northeast, at $50 ?. n.
The Washington times., 1906-07-14
NOTES OF THc N0TABLES
Double-header today.


Washington is badly handicapped with
Hickman and Jones out OF the game,
even II NH and Stanley are doing good
work.
LajOie ran up the first base line half
way 10 the plate in the second ard got
Altizer's bunJ IN time 70 throw him out
The FrcnChman moved so quickly and
mixed IN the proceedings so suddenly
that the Nationals were amazed ald
stood around with their mouths open as
II a ghost had appeared.
A rather peculiar play arose IN the
third. Bernhard was safe on Stahls s
error. Flick famed and Bay hit 10
Schlady. who threw 20 Stahl ID nail
Bay. Stahl was taken of MS feet and
couldn't get the ball all the way 20 Al
tizer at second, so tossed il 20 SchlaLy,
who ran Bernhard down. The Nationals
thought they had made double play,
but Burst declared Bay beat the ball 10
FIRST. wnereat mucl violent but UDPro-
dUctiVe protest.
Il fills the Washington fans with
ghoulish glee when LaJoie fans, as be
did on Thursday. and hey thought they
haL him again yesterday. In The fourth
round he swung at and cleanly missed
the first two balls. but landed "n the
third for a perfect single TO left.
The Washington times., 1906-07-14

There was a heavy play on Orly II in
the handicap. simply because of his re-
cent Western form. But LOgistilla was
taken at the last moment by the smart
est paddock players.