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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
SAFE SLOWER SEEKS PARDON.
JnO. 8. Mccarthy, Who Helped TO Con-
Vlet Two Prisoners essks Liberty.


Charleston, y, c., May 9.--Several
OF the local ofiiclals Of the United
States court, have received letters
from John F, Mccarthy alias John +,
Dandrell, now In the state prison at
Windsor, VI, asking thoir assistance
In securing pardon In Wow Of him
having turned states evidence at the
trial here year ago. when largely on
his testimony the notorious James
johnson and John King were convict
ed OF blowing and robblng the safe
OF the l.atta postofice and sentenced
to the federal prison at Atlanta
Mccarthy operated with the gang
who blowNd the safes pretty promls
cuously for several years until Pqstot
t,ce Inspector Gregory got behind
them and gradually the yeggmen were
all rounded up. eighteen In all. and
sent them to Atlanta. without Me,
Carthy's testimony. In the Lnt,a rob
berry, the government would have had
some trouble convictinE Johnson and
King. and also rounding up yeggs
In other sections, and In View of the
sWylces which he has rendered 10
federal and state oAcers. the altor
neyS ~ Mccarthy are now seeking
to get Mccarthy. who has served now
about three years at Windsor. out Of
nrIaon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

Flowery Branch, Ca, May 9--Hoke
Hunt, aged Is. son OF DIR. A. w. Hunt,
one OF the county's most prominent
citizens, was found near Chatta.
hoochee church. miles from this city
unconscious from a blow on the head,
II was at first thought that his In
jurles were not serious. but doctors
at his bedside now announce that the
skull Is badly fractured and his death
only question OF a few hours. Tie
has never rogalned consciousness and
his slayer Is unknown at present, but
suspicion Is said to point to a we'll
known young man who will probably
be arrested.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

cisssiana. o.. hAy ~ special
sssis ssryiaH y ~ tisnimsn aSFoss
ihs sssttsest fsata Esa ESsastseo -
KSv Tssk aSFlytS Asss gyss tAs iAks.
saoss ssea rsssdty @SFsis1 81 s.
aflsf . Sssf fast FvA frUm chiess0
n rsa a. cisvst8s4 yss made iR
stS Aesss 49, u miastsa TIE Lssa
sAn ~rf1's ~ So sttssspt II Do
ne na ~ "a Lssss ths gsesFd. aisksaak
re trails h fsssss rssa ~ lAks Ears
Twsasssss ssEissy llml'sa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

BpanAsbarE. T. e.. May O.-~If the
plans u y Htsysaa, wbo purchased
the Garrett BpdaRs property. are ear
gtea oVt. hgaFtahssrE psopIs will HAYS
M need IN ~ 10 the ssasAoss foe .
alp Mr. E,sysas announces That ~
viii bsgiH'A, oars the sgseti0s u Q
lhFEs ssinmiBE poot Asd 10 aadItioa
10 this vlil have othss aiHsasmsnts %
offer lh0ss ShO sesk sammsS diver
sioh A aanefHG psVIIiioa will be
placed 90 ihs Gfgaads
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
Ple,uts l,a. nssn conii.s .,.d.

MoacOS. May BIN addition to the
accusatlon against MuHim Gorky. ot
engaging In political propaEanda.
the Piocurator has charged aim with
participation In the Decsmbcr upria
lhg here. and II II fam0wi that his
cElradition from tho tnlied states
yin be asked FOR, The 0oui has besn
eoniiscatsd aud prohibited from pub.
ilshinE . pletuFs taken by an Amefi
can photographed showing the llts led
In prison ~ Mile. spiridoaovo. who
killed police cAief LahssRoHsky at
ramboa She vas s.atsnesd 10 be-
hanged. bat her ssnlshe9 wss Oomrsu,
ID 10 20 years imprisonment. after
she had brsn most bFuially treated BY
Cossaek ofRIesTs. ona u whom vas
assasslEaied for 80 doing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
Safety DspOsIt Vaults AoesasIble>

San Francisco. May Safety de
post boxes In several big institutions
that provide these nreproof recep
tacles for the public. were made ac
cessible Monday. The vaults opened
were those OF the Union Trust. Crock
or Woolworth. Canadian Bank OF
Commerce. aud the\ Mercantile Trust
Institutions, steel and asbestos had
performed their trust well, All tho
contents Of the steel boxes were found
Intact. Nothing was harIacd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
oslspssss Arriving q MsmphIs.

hsmpals. May S-DslsGaIss and Vie
isiiors are arriving ksfv 10 lsFEs
aaabers 10 attend the egevehtloh VI
the DFulhsrhosd - i.scamogiys Engi
hssrs thlch bsEins Wednesday,.
AmoaE the arrivals tsasy vas Grad
chIsf EaGlsess AsoSs. asa other Evu
srsl eaaeess TIA EsssFpeAn guar
To- from c0ismbss. o.. aisa arrived 90
Q Besuihs tFslA. This dsgbIs quar-
Get 10 eompassd s1eisaivsiy ~ ladies'
ms e0avsaFias wtii Sxfss1 ihr0aEh .
period - sesegsl wssks nsa May lm
posisHs gvesftpns vtR sotns up hs
soasIaasAtioo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
Mahhaa Var klrLlnn El.n.

New York, MAY p.--An ankAowa
man ~ho walked doSn tho mAiA street
% iiobokeh Tuesday kiekiRE an
American Gas sleas 10 tAs aiFt vas
mobbed BY Indignant eitlnsns. club
bed by policeman, sentenced BY .
court. ARd pot To wosk breaking stones
In q psaiisalIaTy before tho day vas
over Tho man refused 10 Disclose
his identity whsa Questioned BY the
court, be, said hs vas tho ''klBg ~
hams" and came from "n0uhsfo."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
Naaro Stabbed 70 Death.

Savannah. Ga. May s.--Moses D.
Williams. . negro. known chiefly By
his associates ~ ''Frenchle" and "Fon
donl." vas stabbed 10 death Mon
day morning by Henry jenkins. aho,h'
o. negro jenkins was arrested. Ths
quarrel WAS over the loan u Is cents
A search Of his effects showed that
las, year he at'snded Booker Wash
ing,ona ibstltuis AZ TuskeGss and
tia, be Rad been sent 10 TuskSEee By
. Number Of charitable ladies' and ga
tlemen Of BOttOa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
pIsS..s % o@,sls 10 Meet.

CoiHmbas. Oa.. Mar the ssats
eeaVsstI9a ~ 1hs NsoeE,s aisssss ~
lAs Epis@opsI sAaTeh viii meet with
TTisity pastsh IN GAis eity Wednesday
week. tb@ issh las'anL Ths mosg
rmpossaat usaitsg 10 sens bsfsss the
s0aVsaiIoa stIl b. tAS aisisioa II ths
state iatD two aioeesss. snA u 10 DIob-
able lhat ths aiVtsisa win BE- made
is 10 sHpseSsa thal ahout iss dele
Eatss ~ - 10 stlsaasaee isIsAop
q y Nslsos wtIi bSssias over the con
Vsatisa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

JaeksantHis. va. nAy As effns
n . aasSatSpi seAs 81 frass gsssssa'
vsus cat ths yEf3s q tAs HssNaaFt
Nssai Esafss tanssny. n ihs wssisFs
rau * tks uiY. wtss sSEE2Eg eRNs
- saastasfasas sssaJEsot ~ tAs 90
ssyx e 80 cs@s@nJ Ths ess @as
ssaiiy ls ~ se9saxs p1aNs - ~ eass
sssl paras q ~ wegHisAs afer 90
eusmaY, sR a. ffsm % Nass
: 80 ! -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
New Wlr.leaa Dor Atlantn.

Atlanta. Ca. May S--Thos. Wood
OF New Orleans. manager Of the Pa
cinc Wireless Telegraph company, Il
In the city stopping at the klmbRll
Dir. Woods visit 10 Atlanta IL Actu-
ated BY the determination OF the Pa
cihc Wireless to plant Q station In
Atlanta. He has appointed Al Prick
EFT. Of Atlanta. local agent. and ID
now closing contracts for the lOca-
ton OF the wireless station Mr..
Pickett hopes TO be able to open the
home once wlthin the neat three
nnnEiha
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

wAssinEioa. MAy t.-Ths senate
eommiiis oa hnanes has assAoFts~d
al adverse report OF seaaiOg Nsw'
lAnGa rcsolatioa lookinE 70 aati0aai
Eaafaniss q the credit 81 aas rssa'
cisco The fspori q the commitiies
sala /, VS. dc,sssniaed vaaaisagssiy
TIA, the rvii@( tisRs -ars wttkOsfs he
legitimate proViaes % eoaErnsssSaal
Aetioa. ant ihsrrtose tbs asssoiat'
m~ns Of . 06ai ensaruisssoa % ene
si8es ikkif n4yiaahiAly h ineapsdbsss =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
200 Car: Of Praxl,Iona.

San Francisco. May s.--The total
amount OF goods sent to this city by
railroad up 10 and lnchdIng May I,
amounts TO 2.200 car loads, according
TO DR., Edward T. DevIne. head Of tho
Red Cross. This represents large
amount Of SUI plies. he said yesier.
day. but nothing like tao amount We
will have 10 have"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
Laras Fruit Crop Exneeisd.

SAn Francisco. May a--The proa.
poets are good for large fruit ship
ment To TIE east from California 10
the near future, The business will
mean between $4,000. 600 and ti2 .OOo,.
900 20 the California orchardistS The
cherry crop Throughout, the state Il
splendid and the peach. pear and Ap.
pie crops promise large Yields
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

cSns'shtisapls. MAJ --Na4tim ~
aisbey. pgo-ssas0s sssstal - TFip0i.
North Afrsea. has been msseessA n
Q hiEkiy ssnsaiI0@ai mNaaes ~ IA
BAmyi PasAA. for~sv 1flpsasy ssysF-
nor u aessaEt Asess!a0 - ths ~.
posts rsesttes hees. Al aAAnyL sha
h . KsFdls6 sAisflsiA. yas EaAssEsAsa
~ 61amlsnitsn Ss~u Ne s1dfsniy
FusAe1 So So ptpewsasDs Gsessai. IA
81 his tsssk ~ Ma laFaat. saa ksis
a. me q saiisaa us,n ks ytesim wAs
tssesis< - eeRlA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
RlOTOUS SCENES
ARE UNDERSTANDABLE
Lives of All Foreigners Are
/, Threatened.
SEVERAL ! PEOPLE LOSE LIVES

Liberals and Socialists Oppose Each
Other and u France Does Not Act
Quickly, the island OF GuadaIoupe
10 Doomed.
New York, May 9.--Cabling under
Mondays date the Herald's correspon.
dent at Point Apitre, Island OF Guada.
aoupe, French West Indies, describes
che rioting that followed the elections
OF Sunday as having occurred at that
place. Earlier advices from Basse-
ire, the capital, told Of the killing Of
NJ. Boiseneuf, candidate for re-elec.
tion to the general council, of two So
cialists, and two unknown men dur.
ing an attack on Bolsneufs home, He
says:
The scene Is indescribable. One
candidate was attacked while he was
in his house surrounded by his fami,
ly and friends. They defended them
selves desperately. Two persons were
killed and many wounded. among
whom, was a fireman and police, both
acting with the mob. The mayor of
the city had furnished arms to the
police and firemen which they used
wildly. Despite the presence OF ma.
rines. landed from the cruiser Troude.
houses were sacked and the furniture
completely destroyed.
Stones were thrown at the marines.
who stood motlonless witnessing the
destruction. The mayor, chief jus.
tlce and other authorities were pres.
cut, but made no effort TO restore or.
der. The situation can thus be de-
fiGed:
Two parties oppose each other here.
The Liberals and the Socialists. The
latter are controlled by the mayor.
NJ. Legitimus, who Is running on their
ticket for deputy. They declare that
all persons who are not Socialists
must be destroyed with their property.
Many who are attacked In the streets
were Obliged 10 kncel down and cry
Viva Ia Sociale' or run the risk OF
icing beaten to death. The authori.
ties. civilian and military. are protect.
ing the SocialIstA Whole families
have lost al hope. and are sending
their valuables TO the various consu.
lates that are protected by troops, all
consuls having demanded protection.
Two more buildings were destroy.
ed Monday. The stores were closed
and all commerce has ceased The
provision market IL bare. the country
people fearing TO approach the city.
Rumors Of greater trouble are circu.
lating aud many families have desert.
cd the city. seeking protection In the
country.
II France does not act quickly, the
Island Is doomed. The British cable
once IL protected BY marines
The lives % all foreigners are
shreatened and the coming night prom
ises to be one Of terror"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
new CABINET IS
FORMED IN RUSSIA
Whites Successor Gives Names
to Public.
LIBERAL PARTY 10 COMPOUNDED
The Danger Of An Early Conflict De
tween the osVSrnmSnt and Parll&
msnt Has Seen Greatly increased
During Past a. Hours

81. Petersburg. May ! Tho new
cabinet has been completed aud was
announced by tho imperial ukass Tuea
day az follows:
Minister ot tho lntcrlor--M, StOlpln,
Premier NJ. ObrrmkCn,
Minister Ut Forcing Anairs-Baron
Iswoslsky,
MInINIor u Ftnanco--M kokovson,
Minister Of Education kaun-
man.
Minister OF Asrlculluro-M Stitch
insky,
Minister Of Commercs--M. RukloK,
Comptroller oG the Emplrs--M, Won.
schN ahcbach.
Prucurator General Of the Holy "
nod Prince shirlnsky shakmalon.
Minister Of war--General Rudlger,
Minister u Marlne--Vice Admiral
Birllcn,
Tho danger vt an early conflict b.
tween the government aud parliament
has been greatly Increased by what
has hsppSndsd within the last ~
houiA
The impression produced by the
otflclal limitation oi the new premier
that tho emperor and tho government
WERE sincerely DESTROYS VI working IN
harmony with parliament, Shlch was
accepted In good faith by the leaders
~ the constitutional democrats. cha
bling them h. counsel moderation. has
largely been dIsslpalod. And In ~
place the old feeling oi mlstruat has
been resised.
Tho Liberal party 10 dumfounded In
Wow ~ the seml ofiiclal assurances
an the subject, by tho unexpected prO.
mitigation late last nlEht Ut the 0b
noIlous fundamental Law In q slightly
modified form.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

Cesnnsss. Ca. MAJ s-H d -
pessst ts4t tie nasrsasI ~ wsolsusy
.Agtsia Nswnaa. kss s@sa klist ss'i
80 his siayes has beea pt&cea ia tA4
~ a. GfseEvfIte. n vnN-TsyDFtri
sseasel aAxst thsi . lypckisg E..KAs
eeEsR. ~ ~ utras ARE 80 sesAiAs
- = h tHpsasfAAe 20 bsEase osss
Msa1nS1s pitn efnussis nas 81
~ ssssa xsa - ksrn ea -
- ; kre hta &za e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

2zb il~satsso. via ttaYii. MAJ .
81 1sesaIs tn0wn Tsesasy that Fas
aasseFttIes 90 HsaasY. May diseog
sfsd . $40 y sssssaDaats 81 4.,isal
csfxfas 81 ~ Nas isayips the N -
tfg Several arrests haze gasa si..ds
sa1sa eegs exchanged avfff aeaF
saas sfsg hetssec faSei GiaFas an4
sxegsest gegviafanlsa re eiig asa
- baRs ggf a. ek.s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10
Accrued Of Robbery.

Chicago. May Oscar Schroeder. q
tobacco merchant. Monday. caused the
arrest Ut Clarence H. Glass, n pugillst.
whom hC accuses ~ having PARTED
pated IN conspiracy In which he
was robbed ot $4,000. Schroeder
told the police he had backed Class
In prise flIeht. which, he declares.
afterwArd Was a fake" The money
which was In Valisc, disappeared
from the ringNldc. while Schroeder
says he wRs endcayoring To revive
Glass, who had allowed himself to be
Knocked out u Was taken by con
federaie Of Class. Schroeder asaerla.
Ciass asserts he will have ho trouble
IN proving his innocence According
to Schroeder. the prize night iook
place IN grove Just outside ~ ~
Louis recently.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

PARA. May 9--The conclusion Of the
elections permitted the castelIAHe case
70 be taken up Tuesday fos final IN
ouiry ~ 10 TIE possibility % . recoa
esliAtiou between the CouaIrss flor
merry Anna Could and cOan, Boat
This was considered Formally. ~
Tho parties ars no; dfsposed to 30
eu'ne reconeiied Amer the pfessu:
proeeediEgG the countess revised bilI
VIII - hled and the papers served
Te hvyeFs expect thar ls future tbs
psoeeedingN Will nave bFtsaiy, and
nat tie aHsI DECREE VII ~ rendered
NitAcwt a eowssss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

chsftsesscs. Ts&a MAJ t1la
nsss . nessa. kss hees hsls ~ tAe
esaa& lasf gstss : SIS VA . 90 fse
eessxs a elssk ,ffa4 - sshssss'sy 90
ss4K snts4 Nltna. e.3 ralle
~ - f1ep = a04
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-10

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rssos fFaum 90 liza seygas@fT RAsg,
Asss tasa G~rs ss~s safsk ~
sAsess rsesstee . Ca s-ssas 2TtJa =
49, mN1sNsssa 49, &c $685. y
ASS fE mass ~ sssse gm ~
AAss erss sxerrtaEgs ss1f ar4 ~
- ~ ! 49, y -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
EDITORIAL

On reading the municipal ordinance
passed by our ediles. in order to an
nounce the sale of land adjacent to
the city Jail, we nave been unable to
suppress lively sensation Of surpr
ise produced by the picturesque com
pilation of the cited document.
|! Treating Of the topography of the
ground which it is desired to sell,
and in order 10 emphasize the fact
that it is of no use to the municipal
ity, our praetors have had recourse
to the following strange description,
to wit:
The strip in question, owing to it's
formation, beis2 wider at one end
than at another and extremely small
at one Of it's extremes, could not be
used for any purpose by the munic
ipality, because only the widest part
would be of service and the remain
der would be useless for any sort Of
public utility.
Possibly by deduction our readers
may be able to arrive at the idea our
city fathers wish to convey in the
unintelligible paragraph, which is a
picturesque example of municipal
literature.
And among the puerile reasons offer
ed by Our learned ediles for their sin.
gular attitude. nothing is more sur
prising than the one which states, in
effect, that strip of land which is
not exactly square, rectangular OF
I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29

that municipal requirements dem nd
land so wide.
Because it may transpiTe that our
Ayuntamiento VIII be unable to Sc
cure suitable situation for its mon
'umental projects and colossal indus
trial enterprises, and then we would
be deprived Of the sublime specta-
cles offered rs by the partisans of
municipal industr ialization, foresha-
aowed in the third para graph of the
ordinance under consideration.
Referring to the strip of land br0aH
at sn< tnd and s1rrs1o at the etitfr, the
document in question says:
Therefore their sale ought to be
effected and with the proceeds of
such sale it would be possible to
undertake works which respond 70
municipal needs.
Amy one reading the above might
come to the conclusion that the mu-
nicipality could not exist without an
electric lighting plant, because this
project is evidently.referred 10 when
zoorks that rrsfond 10 municipal needs are
spoken of.
But if it is for this that money is
required, has it not been stated that
the installation Of an electric light
lng plant is TO be Entrusted TO an
American concern and the munici-
pality will make small annual pay
ments until the debt is liQuidated?
Then for what purpose is money
ircquired2. go
Is it to purchase land for the cree
tion of the electric lighting planty
But for this and for other purposes
the municipality Of San Juan has mao
ney, from the proceeds of the loan
there still remains surplus of more
fhan seventy five thousand dollars,
and therefore the necessity for Sc
ling municipal property is not ap-
parent, when no imperative need
exists at the present t ime to justify
! or warrant those lam mentable measu-
res Of liquidation Of which our edi-
les seem to be obsessed.
The only thing that is apparent, is
/ the praetorian Obstlnacy with which
they persist lin going contrary to
public opinion, boldly defying~ it,
without stopping to consider that the
present time when elections are
approaching, whose results are unc-
ertain-is not: the most propitiouS
for our municipal administrators to
demonstrate their fondness for spen
ding, with such haste, the money of
the city on industrial projects and
Iother eXcesses, which produces ine-
vitable anxiety.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29

Unos decian- y est5 claro, eran los
que pensaban con mas acieTfo-que
d Ia Plaza de Colon ban renoTar Ell
'pav!mento; Otros, haci6ndose cargo
de esta idea protestaban de que de
una vez no Sc nivelara Ia plaza, re-
llenando abajo y picand0 arriba,
" prolonganGsla convenientemente
|y, no hubo quien dejara de OPT
mar que aquello era TN corral para
que los ''pavos" pelaran Ia pava,
Pero dejando TN lado opiniones
extraviadas. no cabe duda que el
arreglo de la plaza de Colon hacia
tempo que sc imponfa y aunque los
amateurs" Sc vean privados por al
gunos dlas de sus ratios amenos, den
tro de POGO podremos pasearnos ALI
tranquilamente sin necesidad de ase-
gurar antes nuestra vida en- alguna
compaflfa. q La cementaci6n' estd
de moda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
PARH REGAE0

En- la lbreria del "Boletin" Sc han
recibido preciosos artfcuIos para rega-
10, como albums con mdsica SIN ella
elegantes necesseres para sehoras, tin
teros de plata cristhohe, cenice-os de
lujo, carteras finas, estuches para inge.
nieros, esencias fnas, boquiilas de
ambar, etc. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29

FAUSTO
con AIDA GONZAGA.
En- Ia Plaza de Colon

Desde que empez6 e. 1lgor de este
insoporta bic verano, la gente de
San Juan y aim la que no es de San
Juan, renunciando Ia enca1Onada
plaza de Baldorioty donde Ell ca1dea-
do sudor de algunos sefIores lie ha
bela3o los que fueron rubicundos
mostachos Y en- donde lnucbas j6ve-
mes aunque SaiadHS, no querian en-
contrarse sardinas, por 10 prensadas
que ALI pudieran estar, opt0 por If 4
la Plazuela de Colon, en- donde al
menos, pesar de los mlchos incon-
venientes, sc disfruta de una brisa
constante deliciosa.
Y de este modo Ia Plaza de Colon
sc hizo Ia plaza de lnoda, siempre
frecuentada por nunerosas y diStin
gu1das personals, aim en- las noches
de retreats en- Ia Plaza rectangular
del Baluarte
Pero la gente SGH}AGnfr0 sc encon-
tro anoche con una novedad, por 10
que tuvo que renuDcjar a sus pa
secs, retirandose q dorn1ir, no obs
tante haber retreta CT la antigua
plaza militar. que hizo competencia
por 10 aburfido al zanj6n de Puerta
de TERRA, que 'aseguran los derrui-
dos monumentos que Sc llam0 Paseo
de Covadenga.
La novedad de la Plaza dc Colon fu6
la de que la habian cercado 6 mejor
dicho hablan acorralado Colon, te.
meroso alguien de cue este buen Sr.
pueda en- estas epocas &c msiSaeos has
Ger propaganda de ideas y de fruto-
foi0nnlfs.
iHabia que Or las oplnioncs de los
que sc acercaron 4 i Plaza. tfatando
de interpreter con IA l1eirneneutica
edilicia el pensan1ie To del Cabildol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
0PERkCl0RES en- FL MuElLE

F. Font y Hermano
4 ]. Ochoa Y Hermano, Sucesores
de L. Villamil & Co., y Sucesores
de M. Lomba Il Co, I70 seras aeei-
tunas.
a Freiria & Co; g jaulas qjos.
Palacios & Co.
q Sucesores de L. ViIlamil & Co.,
Sucesores de NJ Lomba & Co. Y !.
Ochoa y Hermauo 4oo cajas pasas,
grano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Los v0Iuntarios
en- la Habana
Organizando ell ejercito

Nuevo York, miercoles-En los Cuarteles
de la Habana, han Comenzado reCibir instruC-
c6n mititar los voluntarios que sc han otreCido
al Presidente Estrada Palma para formar el
eierCitO que COmbata la TevoluCion cada veZ
mas pujante.
Algunos veteranos de las pasadas guerras
han OfreCido tambien sus serviCiOs al gOblernO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Efectos de Escritorio
DE vENTA EN- Ell BOLETIN.
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
V0kArSe

Registrador de Ia pr,I iedad sustituto que
fuS IA AMOS en- Areciho ofrece sus serv,cios,
como Notario, en- AreCibO. Bajos do 10 casa
n1merO IL, ,calle de Ia Crux, Sc hacs cargo
de presentar para 81 inscription en- cl Regis
tro de la propiedad del Distrito remitir 4
los respectivos interesados, lee dseumsHtss
qss con tal ebjets 10 le envfan.
ARECIBO. PUERTO RICG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Los h0rrores de Warsowia
EspantOSas escenas

Nueva York, miercoles.-Dicen de Paris
que en- Warsovia han vuelto a suscitarae los tn
multos sangrientos, que las turbas han asal-
tado el Palacio del Gobernador INFERNO con
prop0sitos de asesinarle tambien.
En- las GALES de la cudad Sc han visto ho-
rrorosas escenas Los muertos heridos for
man sangrientos mOntones de horr0roSo as
peCtO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Los desdrdeneS de los re.
beEdes en- Bejucas
Atropellos contra ell vecindario

Nueva York, ,miercoles-DiCese que los re-
volucionarios han cometido en- Bejucal una Sc
rie de des6rdenes atropellos contra el vecin-
da1io que han predispuesto la opinion en- mu
chas parties en- contra de la revolucion.
Atribuyense, por otra parte, las alarmantes
versiones, a los amigos del gobierno para hace1
la revouc0n unpopular.