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History of Title.

i
Tho history OF the worlds championship
at 49, billiards Is not 80 long as that ut
tho 1871 game. The latter title was first
playc1 for In the concert hall at Madison
Sn,larc Garden IN 1897, and was won By
Slosson, who defeated Schacfer. Ives,
DAILY and Sutton.
rho first worlds championship at lS.2
was played In the Grand Hotel. in Paris.
on February Is to 90 1903 Cure, Sutton.
Nignnux and Slosson were the contest
ants. Play was for the championship
emblem and $1,000 In cash, plus the ell
trance fees and net receipts Cure, sutton
and vignaux tied for first place, With two
victories and one defeat each Slosson
lost every game he played
Weeks bcforeep play began the four con-
testants entered into parole agreement
to play Oft tlcsfSas well as divide inc
net receipts equally. Months before tnat
Cure. sutton and Vgnaux had signed a.
document, requiring all ties to pc deter Z
s1nincd byatho general averages and spc-a
4 Giving as prizes only the emblem, the
given money and the entrance fees.
At the conclusion OF the ilhtl Ehtic,
Cure VS.. ylgnaux, 1t was announced that
tics would be played OFF In the same hail
beginning OH February 18th. VignauX de-
clned 10 play OF, claiming to have won
on general average, and carried the case
into court. -,
Mitigation lasted for nine months. Iha
chonnionship was awarded to NignauA'
who made Il grand average OF 80 IN tn y.
tournament. whereas Sutton made 2osla
and Cure 1876.
The emblem having become the prop
ortv OF yignaux by the courts award,
sutton challenged for It as soon as tho
litigation was over. and the match was
nInvcd IN the Grand Hotel, In Paris, on
January %, 1904 vignauX won BY the
scant margin of 800 to 1916. and kept tile
championship. The winner averaged W.
and made high run OF lis.
New Emblem.
since the challenge Of sutton no player
ms nspircd to wrest the emblem from
vignnux. BY clause in the deed OF
rift. the emblem became the person u
property OF any player who held " ior
two years providing he acccpted az
challenges. on January Goth last, there
fore the emblem passed to VlgnauN.
For the coming tournament new en-
blem has been Offered under condltlo's
similar 10 the old one. Vignanx OF
course. is the present holder of tho ~
championship. There Will, therefore pc
two champions. so to speak after INC
coming tournament This Is rather an
odd situation, and it is to be regrcttrd
that Vignaux did not sec ut to enter me
lists again. The new emblem, Ike thc}
old will be subject to challenge. an"
Will belong outright to the first player
who, holds the title for two years. me
promoters OF the tournament figure TIM.
Vigna,lX by not entering has default "a
tile championship.
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BILLIARD STARS
10 meet TO-DAY
Seven. foremost Living Tx
poncnts Of Game to Play III
Championship Match.
HOPPE, SUTTON AND OTHERS
Tournament Will Be for Worlds
Title and Nearly $1,000 III
Prize Money.
SUTTON AND OTHERS
Especial to The .rlmcs-p,spatcn.,

NEW YORK, April s.--The seven fore
most living opponents Of professional
billiards will begin play tomorrow In
tic concert hall at Madison Square Gar
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ROSESl ROSESl ROSES!
COAL AND WOOD.

THE COAL STRIKE WON'T INTER-
fere with prices of my wood, because
have the largest stock Of wood In the
city and getting in several cars each day.
It is original n. G. Hart Pine and Oak.
$3.50 Yards--Bowc and Marshall, phone
1920: 1901 West Broad, phone 1862
LONG, the Wood Man.
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Makes a Difference.

"What is the sigmn when 2 man SUM
p' Midday smS Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Post
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SSyANTE p-TRAvELING SALESMAN;
unjust furnish references and invest
$1,000 III first class 6 per cent. bonds;
N salary aud expenses paid: experience
not required; we teach business at our y.
u mills, THE WHEELING ROOfiNi
,5!.%%hND 5CORNICE COMPANY, WhcelinG'
~ w Va.
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ENPER ENCED LIFE ~
II srrance bookkeeper; young man, moo
!$:nra IL salary to commence, but good on-
n portunity; state age. experience; salary
Il expected. etc. CONSERVATIVE MI !
LIFE, Charlotte, y. G.
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the time 10 minutes, hOa-4 seconds.
When Il hnIf-mlo from the finish, Mid
shipnlan I3ngg, No. O. OF the Nays
second crew, broke his outrigger, and
the final squirt was made by this boat
with only seven oars i'll action. yet It
heat Cioorgetown's freshman boat by two
lengths.
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yArlrrED-HARNEss CUTT e r !.
steady position for sober. industrious
man: state salary and where last en-
Address LEO FRANK, Saran-
3snah Ga.
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FOR SALE,


FOR SALE, sPtENpiDIY ntlthT
case, suitable for al, nrchltests oiiitGi 70
store drawings Ct plans, Just TIC =. t NV
for any e ono qsang , prEe e t Me
e ONCE. ei tsi East Main street,
FOR SALlI-lStN1I BUSINESS 54aaI.OCA-
tons, 300 feet of site OF ,lanlcstowii IN
position grounds: buy before further, NJ NJ
vance n prce nneu'llcd |, u ,sv ,ln,
cr al Agent, outsido Midway 1tcnl,y Cor
porntlon, Exposition fGro,inds Iinu
Beach, vn.
EVERY LADY sHott1;11, lave a.. BQ ~.
tic of Crafts .Roynl' FOR pinin'oss, ,,, Or
sai,s, fine f,'rnitnrc. hardwood ,io3I ~
bessat9s ASK Your dchiei': i ie emit
supply you. send 30 cents direct t. m 7!
and viii forward you large bottle. III p
ARTHUR j. CRAFTS co. laiclinond,
Va. IN f,l3 fea4f&ll
USE K "a IN \, M 1i In f Gl6Ia SsshSd
Kind Kind = Of dirt, grease or satin without
a 'hs ! &c. 'ary SIS
suppLY Co, 6a East Main MAJ s'feet l'p-
TR1Gct s111pYARD EQUIPMENT. CON.
slstinE of machinery tt1ols s 80 = %
supplies. motors Is Il.s,P.Lio ~ a1;Eal'
slinfting, puicys, hangers, etc. 1hinibcr
and fire wood cheap. Address S. NJ.
TOML1NSON, shipyards. Richmond, W..
FOR SATIE--A FIRST-C CLASS LADIES
and Gents Restaurant on lSrond street.
doing good business; good reasons $40, l9r
selling: none but those meaning bust
ness need apply. Address s45, care
Tin1es- Dispatch.
ALBr;NtARr,E SWEET CIDER BY BAR:
rel or cnrload also lnanufa ctnrcra o.
superior snow white corn n; mc q l, ~. Mrlt :.
81 nEe si GRp alssnSood D aatv Va
ESTIMATES CHEEEruLLY GIVEN.
on Awnings Tents and r; f1n nE El hr0n Up
&: CO. Phone 2s7e.
s3. Is FOR A ROUND sELT-EEEDERE
FURNITURE STORE, 41s-42l East
Broad street.
BARGAIN FOR A QUICK BuYER
ton quoted. Answer quick. 300, care
Dispatch.
FOR SALE CHEAP, OR ENCi!tANGE
for mules, Is HIP. Boiler and Engine
in good conditions: excellent for saw
mill W. L. JONES. Williamsburg, va,
FOR sALE-GRoCERY AND BAR: GOOD
trade, old stand best location III city.
Information at P. Gonnella, $50 East
Broad Street. LIZ
WANrED-To SELL. SOME EARLY
maturing stock in Mutual Home Union.
u 3S5. care Times-Dispa CHI.
UNsURpAssED coFFE At THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room, Eighth and
Broad.
JOI5 pIcKERsrAFFI MAKES KEYS
and repairs locks. 1911 p. Main.
CALLERS.
IN YOJr WANT TO SEE THE SMILE
that won't come Off take home. a pack
aye Of Callers Genuine Swiss MIX
Chocolate Sold everywhere
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$50 =
PAPER HANGlNG.

T1RsT-CLAss WORK, AND PROPER
wall paper Is MY MOTTO, Call and see
my selection of wall paper before or.
dering. FRANK III. EliL4 SUN lVt East
Main street.
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&NANTED--A STEADY MAN TO Run
aIthe passenger elevator at -. me CHESTER s,nsnts
.s field corner Franklin and ShalGr n, ot.ee.s.
~ aEor. 555s .5s--.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

MEN AND BOYS WANTED ~
learn plumbing. b,icllaXins. p nfIor ~
trades; pays s. day. specia,, ,,, o.l9 nni w.
~ two months course; shot' t'A', SeoVEE;
sB,inlon card guarnnt eed ~ ! g 9. -
ssEBROs. CO., New York, Ch'caso' o.
Louis. Free catalogue
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LIVELY Times ON
damon. TODAY
Seven Of 12icl,nond's Ba1lologists
Already Hcre-Practicc
Work Begins.
MEN Of Drawn AND SKILL
MI Corners So Tar Arc Athletic
Fellows Whose Hands Were
Built to Encasc5a Sphere.
MEN OF Drawn AND SKILL

scvell--say, that's a lucky number for
the first day Of the week of 1aiclmond's
ball players have arrived in tho city
ana will be OH the diamond at Broad
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Baseball.

U,y Associated Press,) 1.fs
At Providence, n. l.: New York (SatlonT
uls), 10; Providence (Enstern)iN2.
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tsr, 1<ALENA. TIE Ia CLllANsiNH
paste for the hands anfd for e, mnmsen ,,,v
Kind Of dirt, crease or satin wit hout
Tho lens. injury To- the. skin; q. 4 ~, 70
= and Csc. boxes VIRGINIA. L 4, ir.l;i q,
stnirS). #U 5G 5 rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON Mt fot
~ earn good Income correspondents an ~
sSst,e&srn pers: experience, w, un'ieSSy Siji.
g& CA I L. /. ock port. n. \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

THE MOLER SYSTEM BARBEK COL.
E-lfleue:5 the oldest. largest and best
Y school In existence; more students
ts wanted trade taught in eight weeks.
N steady position guaranteed when
VA through diplomas awarded gradnin,tcs ,
$1si Prince Street New York City,
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STORAGE.

FOR CHEAP AND DRY q STORAGE
rooms apply to RICHARDSON &
p CHAPPELT. Storage Department. Bel
videre Building, sol w. Main Street.
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btoLDERs-NoN- UNION. ON MACHlN..
n cry; STEADY work with yearly con.i,hG1
33' 10 good men. p. Q. Box 59l. phila"e'-
phia.
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BOARDING

BoARDERS WANTED. NfCE1,1,Fuhli..
also Strnnsicnts accommodated. Si7 West
Grace. .--
EIGHTH STREET. NORTH, SiGEdW 'fnblo
boarders. Terms reasonable; home co'h-
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WANTED, A GARDENER F'OE ONE ,,!'
II our customers III Alben,,.'.3 count ,.nl VI
X single man preferred; WI PA pay Sls az" Of
\ Il mn :, Arnly 10 ASA JOHNSON 4: i.
53isW. Wool & Sons, IL 5. FoEr;ccnth
II street,
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S3VoRKT AND MAKE MONEY. IT YOU
.sH5 nre the man call md see p. WlilI-
5aS{I.OCE.1 pgent Phoenix Mutual Llfo In,
81 Esi,rnnce Company, Ga and Glo Mutual
3fsl Building.
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EVERY lady SHOULD HAVE 4 BOT !
snns, tjno fi,fnitu,c. hardwood floors
picture frames, etc.. Why not have We
best? Ask your dchlei.: if nc cnnl
and Viii forward you large bottle. TIE
ARTHUR j. CRAFTS. co. lsiclnnond,
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.BECoME; A Clt.AuTFEuR At HOMES
g71,ositions guaranteed at 81 M,,ST !,
Write for particulars. AuIOM i.l = ~,
3i6lQept 1884, No. az Seventh avenue -"
Stnr1. y Il q i.
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ONE HUNDRED BUMPERS AND FIRE,
A. man wanted: good wages; board ana ana AZ
& expenses paid. Write w. G. BAlDW1N,
~ Roanoke, Va.
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4 HELP WANTED-Male.

AGENTS WANTED 70 SELL NEM
n,iilicniion. s.iWhnt tho Baby Needs,
II Il book for young mothers splendid
5Sselicr. Write at once for terr ,,.y
d MUM a. co, 2275 North Howard street
AZ 1jnltimorc, Md.
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ET5 FOR A ROUND sELT-FEEDER
Stove. isinglass doors. at JuRGEN'S
FURNITURE STORE. 419-42l East
Broad street.
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CsT1NATEs g ECEIEEEFULLY GIVEN
on Awnings, Tents and Flngs; PROMPT
work: largo stock. H. r. COPELAND
G. co. Phone 2ST6. H
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ALBENtARLE SWEET CIDER BY BAR:
rel or carload; also manufacturers r, %
sope' , ri az GREENwOOD GR1ST q
CIDER MILLS. Greenwood Depot va.
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FOR RENT--FINE BUILDING, SUIT
,,ble for light or heavy manufacturing
AZ Southern Railway and water connec-
tions. Address C. b. FORD CO. Phone
302s, Trigg Shipyard
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] REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

5FOUR ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN LOTS.
IA one block from car line for sale, slngly
rs or together, to quick buyer: price $40
81 each on terms of s. per month. Address
L S5S care Times-Wsratdh
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EVEN THE DlGNlFlED HEAD OF
the house puts some OF the convenient
packages in his pocket for use at the
luncheon, hour or for bites during the
day. Sold eYeryWherc.
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If yott WANT THE VERY LATEST ,Tl ), ! !,
II Easter Millinery be sure to eau ,.,
shades and shapes, mt Mrs Nj IL.
WORTHAM's, 2lb y. Third street.
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TR1Gt4 s111PYARD EQUIPMENT GO N
sisting of machinery, tools, stor.1rooin
supplies. motors u5 H.-P.i,o 10 ID -,
sin fitting, n,iiicys. hangers, etc. 1hin,bcr
and flrc wood cheap. Address S. NJ.
TOML1NSON, Shipyards, Richmond. Va.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED BY AN EDUCATED AND
person, position as colleC-
III ness employment; can furnish best ref
HI erences Address A., S5l this office
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.


ElJY YOUR BUGGY OR SURREY,
ticular, SEQ our stock Of the best vent
eles for tho money at our new reposi-
tory. A.: MEYERS SONS. 10 South
Z Eighth street.
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FOR S4\LE--A FIRST-CLAsS LADIES
nnd Genf,s restaurant on Broad street.
doing a good business; good reasons for
selling; none but those meaning bust
ness need apply. Address G $40 care
Tinres- DISPATCH.
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MILLINERY.

NEW AND PRETTY DESIGNS
Trimmed Hats. Call and select what
YOU need for the season. Prices VII
surprise YOU. Mrs. JULIUS BEAN,
1923 East Main street.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-21
EDITORI A9A>1E.4.rno :
-A M..E. LsLNZa

While opinion is impatientiy wal
ting the reply of the Board of Trade
to the proposition made by the Ponce
branch of the Chamber of Commerce,
some one has been devotlng himself
to the discovery, in the admira bic
| document which has met with the ap-
Iproval of the press of the country and
been Justly praised, of something
that is Judged by dtscrert persons to
be hout or an imposition on the mats
ional Congress.
The alarmists have no foundation
for their fears; but if it is necessary
to remove scruples carried to t11e
point of exaggeration, in order that
neither the most apathetic may with
hold their support to the saving mea-
sure advocated by the Ponce com
mercial body, we state positively that
neither the authors Of the brilliant
suggestion nor those who have ac-
cepted and praised its economic So
undnesS need have the slightest fear
of being censured because Of the
wording Of the docum ent referred to
which does not contain single dis
respectful or aggressive word that
can be construed as a houtirg or i'm
position towards the national powers.
1t treats. simply, of the adoption Of
an economic measure which is es-
Sential to the welfare of the country.
1t is true that the document in
question asks for tariff protection for
our coffee and that It is sought to
attain it in legal waY7 bhtthemeth-
Cd of solving Immediately and eff
fectively one of the most serious as
poets Of the economic crisis, is the
revenue which would accrue to the
Porto Rican Customs BY change in
the purchasing market Of rice ~
Let hem think Of this and media
tie profoundly on the fact we have
stated, those who are assai1ed with
unwarranted fears. and hjIdish dread
lest offense be giVen-of Which no one
will be the Tictin11andr getrid Of the
ridiculous teuors VIII .ch now block
the road which leads to salvatiOu;-let
them improve. the, occasion tQdQ $o4
methin4Jf0r dlh i&oQd1andjin our de-
fence.
fsdtbqRsib4e thai 7Mf9l Post isntAe
author Of the discovery which has
just been made2
1t may be so; bdGuse fhis fenai9s
5anryr notwithstanding his apparent
Hove for the country, Invariably op-
lpoSes every fvTneasure NhiChofbr}des-
lire4atrd which might save it from
ruin. ''''''' ''''
After the prolonged andoextfaor-
ldinarBa BasilencQioGathe Board Qf,oFrade
to the proqQsiittiqlno oQo3@ Q3@ th}& Ponce Cham
ibcrlOf Commerce; after the cNccs-
.I IadA HGob uE1 etft GrrolG9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-21
Y aazlo5snv'A ND2

R1dMnQ noom1D1 s0NA
Nueva York k, miercslesa oJola4Rebernador
militar de las islas Filipinas, general leonardo
Wood, ha participate at DepaTtamento de la
Guerra que en- vieg0dFla g9aVeda17l1e l6H add
Cesos desarroladGSRni las i6las Si1l[1, Saflbr II
Mindanao, ha en- N4d5 lbAq ue4&B as t4opds q1bte q1bte
habia preparadaB anAkanllqnpaEa Ia nproBeetat
da expedici0n nlilitar China
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-21
Ia eScu dra Ing1eSa
Ee Saadra aa euCuenTrO
Els probable que le escolten algunos
buques hasta Canarias

Nueva York miercoles.-Han comunicado
desde Gibraltar al Almrantazgo ingles que
una de las divisiOnes de la e>Cuadra inglesa del
Mediterraneo Sc ha hecho la mar con el fin
de salir al encuentrO del aviso "Giralda" Sa-
ludar al Rey de Espana Don Alfonso XIII.
Probabemente escoltaran al yacht real
hasta Las Palmas (Canarias) algunos Cruceros
de la marina inge esa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-21
Sc tenn z ga reproduction
ze los deS6yodeness
FL pueblo decidido 4 defender
las libertades adquiridas

Nueva York microbes. Al propio tempo
que Sc confrma la renunCIa de los miembros
de Gabinete WItte Sc anuncia reina en- todO el
Imperio el tenor de que reproduzcan los mott
mes Y desordenes que agitaron al pueblo ruso
durante Ell anO UltlmO.
La actitud Il los elementos liberal, obreros
es decidida Y resuelta, haland0Se dspueStos a
reclamar Ell cumplimento de las ofertas hechas
pOr el Zar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-21
Ea Rey Alfonso XIII
gGa SaHieso para CanaEsTas
Una espl6ndida y popular
despedida Sc lie hizo Ell Cadi

Nueva York. microbes. = Desde Madrid
participant que han llegado noticias de Cadiz re-
ferentes la deSpedida entusiasta que el pue-
bio de la ciudad gaditana tribute al Rey Don
Alfonso XIII, quien sali6 eSta mariana bOrdO
del aviso de guerra "Giralda', con rumbo al ar
Chipi6lago canario.
lie siguieron hasta el estrecho tod0s los bu,
ques de guerra espanoles tondeados en- Cadiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-21

sive Indifference with which some
elements have received the saving
measure Of +h@. .latter body and ms
tead Of appFo2inge 1t, have done not
hing but seek obstacles and pretex-
IS. with which to OPPOSE VII so that it
maybe Of pope effeet-even going SO
far as 70 Judge it offensive and disr-
especrful, qualities which it does rot
sposs s@4E7hen4as "a matter of fact ii
is pQthinggx more than q desirer and an
'attefnptSto4essen the gerfefaf crisis,
whose existence is d1e solely and
lGxchtsi3efy@to> the course pursued by
the National government and its
here; after the ende-
avor to make the project Of the pom
.ee merchants appear chimerical, the
shadow figure OF Mr.. Post seems to
have e&e1@ted its Subtle power fron
behind the curtains Of the Camera
.obscura, which is the scene of his
greatest triumphs E .G
Just now there appears to be a
.cohort Of admirers of the dexterous
prestidigatateur
From all quarters come congratu-
lations, praises and fattering ap-
.plauSe.
The Executive Council extends
him a vote of thanks, Comerio calls
him its god father, and Mameyes, by
popular vote, will doubtless name
him its patron saint. slrs31nGJ
1t is a pity that we are unable to
number ourselves among those who
pay homage TO this exalted funct-
ionary, who fall at the feet of the
continental fetch; but we are forced
to remain on neutral ground, out of
reach Of that magnetic current gen
Grated by the Idol Of redenptiQnism,
and popular opinion, seems to ap-
prove Of our remaining at distance.
And on the other hand, even if our
attitude were contrary to opinion,
even II we stood alone. isolaeed;
even, should the protest which we so
vigorously maintain find no eehozwe
could not lift our eyes to the. exalted
99itT who would exclude us from his
ra9ln, fiRdignant at our rebellion.
Which from his lofty pinnacle of
{PfoTw3G hf6 judges "a 5 an aPoHiHable
Sdcrlle9e.
It may be that we preach in the
d&Serf1 bQ1. sneEerthe1ess. our work
has to be recognized even by those
who do not appreciate it and are
incapable Of understanding IFS value.
nor should It be considered strahge
Should we elect to take a place among
the spectators, Seeing t6at We could
InoEp0sSibly bring ourselves to .ac-
cent a place among theoehief p&rf-
OTmerS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-21
ia cauSa dc ga Cadgg1ESE0T
de Mgga. White
I'll BAR retr0cede en- su campana
demOcratica

Nueva York microbes - Comunican de
San Petersburgo que Sc encuenta en- crisis el
Gobierno ruso, debido la dimision del Gabl-
nete Witte
La causa de la renunCia ObedeCe que el
Ear tiende q retroceder en- el camino de las
concesiones democraticas por el que sc dirigia
guiado por el eminente hombre de Estado Mr.
Witte.
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deleminente baritone senor ReqL-ya
tepuesto de Ia levfsi1na indisposici6n
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FL distinguido cantante escuch6
repetidas ovaciones durante II noche
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Nunez, de los mas unanimes elogios
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4plaudidisimo artista. No sc trata
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des brillantes y facultades extraordi-
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sea una esperanza: es que es una rea-
hdad, Y una .rea1idad britlante Y po-
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FL .sei89f B&eA94a 7es muy joven
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g SuCe30 pro duce
viva S0rpre9a
Reina alguna alarma entire ? ~
los cOntrariOS

Nueva York, mi6rcoles.-La nOtieiG de la
vuelta del ex-PreSdente Morales Santo DO
mingO, ha producdO viva sorpresa en- los cir&u-
los p0litiCOs. 4.
Ademas reina gran alarma entire los parti-
darios del general Ramon Caceres al verse de-
rrotadoS en- las eleCciOnes efectuadas. 81 r.a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-21
g nszeogO ca0gninacamO
reaCCS0na EN- favor
Cae Ns0raEeS
Sc lie espera en- la capital
de la RepGbIica

Nueva York mi6rcoes.-Ayer han llegado
informes de la capital de la Republica relatlvos
a que ha reacciOnado la opinion popular en- ia
vor del general c 4rlos Morales, Y que Sc le eS-
pera para que coupe el cargo de presidente para
que ha sido reegdo por el Congreso dominica
mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-21
6 gob5@u'sso kosrea
sus pg"ecauCS0nes
Sc traeran tropas de la Manchuria

Nueva York, microbes En- vista de espe-
rarse un m0vimiento de prOtestas pOpulares el
qobierno imperial ruso ha tornado sus precau
clones en- las prjncipales ciudades puertos la
mando a la vez tropas de las que guarnecen ID
parte Norte de la Manchuria para que puedan
acudir a sofocar cualquer des6rden que sc pro
duzca en- la Russia eurOpea.