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ON THE RACE TRACK
At Gravesend.

New York. June 15,-The Hanover
stakes, selling. the feature of a poor
card at Gravesend today. resulted in an
easy victory for Clare Russell a 5 to
/ shot. Six favorites were defeated.
First race, five furlongs-Eddie Ware,
lis Nyne), 80 to /. won; Acrobat, 1l3
MARTINI, to l. second; Yankee Girl.
ITO (sewelD. to 1, third. Time, 1;o2.
Second race, selling. mile and one-six-
teenth-Samuel II. Harris, 1O4 (Crimmins),
AZ to 1, won; Jack McKeon, 80 CHorner),
to 1. second; Adbell, ITO (ONeiD, 20 to
i, third. Time, las As.
Third race. Hanover stakes. selling. five
and one-half furlongs-Clare Russell. 81
tHorne), to l. won; Botanist 1902 (Ha-
gam. 10 to /. second; Master Lester, so
1Garner). to l. third. Time. los.
Fourth race, mile and a quarter-Sam-
son, 100 q. Hennessy), Is to /. won: Eu-
genia Burch l2O (Crimmlns), 6 to 8, sec
ond; oliver Cromwell. 14 (Burns), to
/. third. Time, 2:06 3-5.
Fifth race, selling. about six furlongs-
,.Vanness, 103 (Knapp), to /, won; Shot
gun, ia IL. Williams), to 5. second; Hot
To-day. 104 (Miller). to I, third. Time. l 10
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Stimulant. 100 SHAW. to l. won; Royal
Eceptre, 100 (Miller), 2 to l. second; Con-
quest. 100 Knapp. 20 to /. third. Time,
1:46 AS.
Entries for Today.
First race. selling. five furlongs--Od Odd
Blue, 1909; Mirso, 104; Jaunty, 103 First
Peep. 1O1: Donna Elvira, Gold Lady, SO;
Windsor formerly Mamie Copen). SO;
The Galloper. Fay. Viola b., My Benson
hurst, Queen 81; AL Farrell. 90; Wood
witch. a. Shuleagra, Salvisa, Umbrella.
d.
Second race. handicap, mile and one
sixteenth-Blandy. 1885, Logtstila, ZIG:
Grenade, lis; Manner 1903; Red Friar. 1903;
Mandarin, The Clown, Entree. Just So,
100; Amberjack. 81.
Third race, fremont. about six fur
longs-Water Pearl, 129; Charles Edward,
125; Prince Fortunatus. Golf Ball, Peter
Pan. Philander Saracine. Scot, 105.
Fourth race. Brooklyn derby. mile and
one-half-Accountant 1926: The Quail. Bel
mere. 49, Ironsides, 115.
Fifth race, Marlboro handicap, mile and
Hhree-sixt Decentralization 100; Tokalon,
11s; Whimsical 116; Dainty. 113; Colonial
Girl. 112; Flip Flap. 107; Miss Crawford,
102; Coy Maid. 80; Consistent, 49,
Sixth race. selling about six furlongs-
Fire Brand, 10S Rice, Battleaxe, Sly Ben,
10s: Merrick. 1O2: Stoic Mark NEEDLE. 100;
Sufficiency. 3d. Meddling Daisy, 96 Opti-
clan, 96; Cassandra, o.
Seventh race. selling, about six fur
longs-Rosaline M. Dorothy. 104; Dr. Dix
109; How About You, 101 Sir Russell 9S;
Progress. Sir Caruthers SO; The Conscript,
Delude, "a; Lstless, Ava, S.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At vicksburg: vicks6urg 3. Mobile s.
At Baton Rouge: Baton Rouge l. Me-
ridian IL.
Al Gulf Port: Gull Port 1. jackson L
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon: Macon 1, Augusta o. (Ten
nnings).
At Charleston: Charleston 2. Jackson
Vile o.
At Columbia: Columbia o. Savannah g.
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st. Louis. June 15.-A ludicrous mix-up
on Parents pop ny in the fifth inning
scored two runs and put Parent on third,
from where he scored the winning run on
a long ny. Score: HI T.,
Roston 900 $50 000-S
Batteries: Petty and Jacobsen and
O'Connor: Young and Armbruster. Time,
:52. Umpire. Sheridan
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LITTLE ROCK FALLS
DOWN IN THE NINTH
ALLOWED NASHVILLE TO SCORE
TWO RUNS AND WIN THE GAME
AFTER TWO WE'RE oUT-scoRE,
8 TO 2.

Little Rock, June 15.-Little Rock went
to pieces in the ninth and allowed Nash
Vile to score two runs and win the game
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OTHER GAMES.
twentieth Street vs.. Humboldt.

The Twentieth street baseball team de-
feated the Humboldt nine yesterday after
noon in a pitchers battle between STREET
and Schwartz. the score of which was 4
TO q Score by inning: r. IL e.
Twentieth Street .... oil 200 000-4 2
Humboldt ...........0 2O 900 O0o-2 2
Batteries: STREET and Crockman;
Schwartz and Sample. Struck out by
STREET. IA; by Schwartz H.
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Games Today.
Birmingham at Memphis.
Montgomery at Shreveport.
Nashville at Little Rock.
Atlanta at New Orleans.

Memphis, June 15.-(Special )-Birming
ham commenced the second series of the
local year today by dropping hard
fought contest to the Memphl which end
ed suddenly In the tenth inning. when
Carey scored from third on Nadeau's long
fly that chased Smith so far from the
plate that possibility of an assist seemed
improbable. The score was to 3.
The locals put forth a perfect fielding
game SO far as errors appear, and this
helped somewhat in the settlement of the
contest Birminghams errors were ex-
tremely costly half of the locals scores
being traced to fumbles of grounders at
critical moments by Manager Vaughn
and Roy Montgomery.
Sallee and Liebhart did the pitching,
and each worked overtime in their ef-
forts to win.
SaIIee Good Until Sixth.
The slender Baron twirler, remembering
his experience the last time he faced the
locals here, when wholesale slaughter was
made of his curves unloosened every par
ticle of skill and held his opponents en-
tirely safe until the sixth inning. Until
then not a Memphian had sized up Sallee
for anything resembling a safe drive. but
when Liebhart started with a mlscue that
bounded so high to Montgomery that
Liebhart secured first, Sallee seemed to
lose temporary effectiveness. Thiel fol-
lowed with double and Carey contributed
a single, which with Vaughn's tumble OF
Nadeau's grounder, which would have re-
tired the side, produced two runs for the
locals.
Owens scratched an infield hit in the
seventh and Liebhart tripled. sending
Owens home. Thiel grounded to Montgom-
cry and a tumble allowed Liebhart to
reach home Thiel sprinting to second
Babb followed with a safe one to right
scoring Thel with the run that tied.
Sharp fielding during the remainder Of
the game and effective pitching prevent
ed the Barons from scoring. but Carey
led off in the tenth with two-bagger
was sacrificed to third and scored on Ma
deau's fly to Smith.
Barons Play Perfect Ball.
In the early innings the visitors play
was perfect Moesworth's double. followed
by Smiths single, produced the first run.
A pretty display of the squeeze play
brought the two runs in Birmingham 8
fourth trial. when with Oyler on third and
Garvin on first. Vaughn pushed slow one
safe between Lebhart. Nichols and Babb,
bringing Oyler home. Sallee secured a
safe one. sending Garvin to third, and
Garvin squeezed home when Wordsworth
hunted himself out to Carey
A pass to Wordsworth In the seventh,
followed by Smiths single and steal, pro-
duced the last Baron runs, when Gear
slashed a grounder to right that escaped
under Carey.
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ERRORLESS GAME
AT SHREVEPORT
MONTGOMERY DEFEATED-TEAM
is BADLY CRIPPLED AND HAS
BUT FOUR MEN IN THEIR REG
uLAR PLACES.

Shreveport, June 14-In an errorless
game, Shreveport shut out Montgomery
today. The locals are badly crippled and
had only four men in their regular places.
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BARONS LOSE IN
SHARP CONTEST
SaIIee Did Perfect Work Until
the Sixth
ERRORS WERE COSTLY
Barons' Playing In the Early Innings
Was Perfect-squeeze Play
Worked With Big
Success.
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Memphis. 6; Birmingham, 5.
Shreveport. 4; Montgomery, 0.
Nashville. 3; Little Rock, 2.
New Orleans. s; Atlanta, 8.
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Richmond Won.

In an exciting mix up yesterday morning
the Richmond team defeated the Avenue
II aggregation by the score of to 1. The
features of the game were the home runs
by STREET and BaclSman. This game was
Richmonds twenty-fourth victory out of
twenty-five games played this season. The
score by innings was as follows:
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Summary: Two base hits. Jordan, Fox,
OBrien, Crozier. Home runs O'Brien.
Manuel Sacrifice hits, Winters, Smith,
Stratton Jordon, Bird. Struck out by
Manuel. 7: by Harley, l. Bases on balls,
off Manuel 8; off Harley, 5. Left on
bases, New Orleans, s: Atlanta, 5. First
base on errors. New Orleans, 8; Atlanta,
2. Time PAS. Umpire, Kennedy
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phlladeiphla 4, Detroit o.

Detroit, June 16-Detroit could do moth
ing with Dygert. Donovan had seven
strike-outs and was hit only in three In
nings- Score: H.H. ~.
PhiladeIphia -. ......oo1 10 ooo-4 J
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Washington 10, Chicago 2.

Chicago June 15.-Washington outhit
Chicago in the final game Of the series
.r,d non Score: R.H.E
Chicaro ...... 100 900 Od0-2 2
Washinrton 49,. ..014 OIL 0O0-10 Is Q
batteries: Smith. Owen, Fien and Sui
livan; Fslkenburg and Heydon Time,
1:42 Umpires, Evans ana Connolly.
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STANDING.
Chicago I. Philadelphia o.
New York 2, St. Louis 1.

New York, June 15.-The New York
team won out by a narrow margin from
st. Louis today. Score: r. HE.
ST. Louis ................ 010 900 000-1 s 1
New York ............. .OO1 900 01*-2 8 1
Batteries: Taylor and Grady; Mathew
son and Bowerman. Time, 1:4O Umpires,
tombstone and KLEIN.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.


CIeVeIand o, new YORK z.
Cleveland, June 15.-Cleveland took first
place today in the race, defeating New
York the third time this series. Score:
e.
Cleveland -. 80. ..011 001 OPS IL 0
New York -. ....... O10 010 000-2 s o
Batteries JOSS and Bemis Clarkson, Lc-
roy and Kleinow. Time, 1:39. Umpires,
Conner and Hurst.
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PIttsbura q, Brooklyn 1.

Brooklyn. June 15.-Pittsburg won the
second game of the series today. Score:
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Lee of the Pirates, last year with tho
Sleepers handed his former team mates
a white wash. He allowed only five safe
hits
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-29
EDITORIAL

can be made of the measure of Mr..
Luche is that he believes loan.
of five million dollars will be suf-
| lficient.
We are Of the opinion that a loan
lof ten millions is necessary; but
apart from this difference in the sum
Judged to be essential, and which
does not affect the essential point of
| the project in question, we ask the
members of the House of Delegates
and the government to consider the
admirable work perfomed for the be-
netit of the country, in cid Of what
has been justly termed the social
wealth of Porto Rico by that illus
trlous genius, whose tragic death was
felt so deeply and sincerely by all
our people
To day it appears as if a voice
from the tomb, life re to the coun-
try, pointing out the road of econo-
mic reconstruction: as if the supreme
force, the exceptional value Of the
.altruistic labors of the Eworthy dead
echoed from the grave and spoke
ith an imposing mandate demand
ing attention.
If death had not deprived the
country of the powerful assistance
rof that extraordinary man, surely
with the noble, loyalty Of his char
|acter, he would be found today fig
hting for his country's salvation,
showing again his matchlcss dis
interestedness aiding with all his
science. with his genius with his
influence the cause with was to him
SO dear; he would of a surety be
found saying to the members of the
House of Delegates, to the Execut-
i've Council and to the government,
that with the approval of a coffee.
loan would be found the means of
escaping the disasters with threaten
the Island. the emigration, the ruin
ed fields and the general discomfort
and misery of our people.
And that eminent man, who even
after his death continued to make
his personality felt in the columns
of the press, would speak support
! ing his arguments with convincing
logic he would now as he did before.
point out the sole solution of the
great Portorican problem.
We recognize that grand voice
from the tomb and we ask that in
honor Of his name and to his memory
the work which he so nobly began
be continued and brought to a sue
cessful termination the great pro
iect which he defended always with
Iconsummate skill and ability and
with reason and justice SO evident.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-29

Para los bales de mascaras Sc ven.
deran eXclusivamentc en- el Casino,
las papelillos dc I'm color distinto pa
IA cada noche prohibiendo, en- abso-
luto el uso de esencias y polvos.
Las mascaraS para ser admlldas
deben registrar sus nombrcs en- Sc
cretaria con la debida anticipation 4
la fccha de los bales Las que no
cumpliesen con este requisite, que
10 acreditara Ia contrasefIa que de
Secretaria rcciban para ser presen-
tada Ia entrada, cvitando asi su re-
conocimiento por Ia Comisi6n nom
brada, no podran tener acceso a los
SaloneS.
Los dias que los bales tengan
lugar seran oportunamente desig
nados de acuerdo con Ia Comi sion
de los bales del Teatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-29
RGViSta de los TribunaleS
CORTE DE DISTRITO

En- el asunto de Juana Felipa MOya,
demandante contra Julian Matienzo
y Rosario Matienzo, demandados, re-
tiriendonos aver las mociones pre-
sentadas por Ell abogadO de la pri-
mera, sefIor Texidor, euuivocamoS e1
contenido de una de las referidas
mocioneS Hoy, la vez que rectif-
camOS, con mas abundancia de datOs
informamOs con mas amplitud. Las
dos mociOnes Sc contrafan: una 4
enmendar en- la demanda la Cuantfa
de 10 pedidO, en- veZ de todo el caudal
hereditario que Sc pedia en- un prin-
c1pioa favor de la representada Jua-
ma tellpa sOlamente las 2I3 parties
del mismO; la otra moci6n, fuG para
ellmlnar de las excepciones presen-
tadas por la parte demandada, Ia ale
gaci0n de que la demandante era hija
del tcn1ente de artilleria espafiola
senior Santiago. La Corte, como in
dicabamos; declare con lugar ambas s
mociones, cOncediendo 10 dlas para
que sc conteSte.
Hoy ha empezado 4 verse e1 pleito
en- Ell que el demandante Ramon
Cruz, por medic de su abogado Sc
fior Texidor, ejercita la acci6n de
desahucio contra los demandados 10
sc Calzada y otros, siendo los abo-
gados de Gstos, los Sres Benitez Cas-
taflos y Falcon. La prueba testifi-
cal es larga; en- la session de esta
mafIana Sc ha visto parte, y la Corte
por 10 avanzado de la hora, Sc decla-
ro en- receso hasta las de la tarde
para continuar la prdctica de la mis-
ma.
p 4. s
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La terra Sc va

Leemos en- el estimado college "Dia-
rio de Ia Marina;
Santiago de Cuba, Enero I3, ma
dana--Ante ell Notario el senor Echa-
varria, f1maron los herederos de Mas
ferrol la escritura de venta, favor
de Mr.. G. E. Laison, la hacienda "Sevi-
la" y sus anexas "Bayamita" "Gua-
ma "Peladeros''
En- virtud Gle esta transaction, pasa 4
manos de ame3icanos la propiedad de
ciento veinte leguas cuadradas de te-
rre nos.
A los vendedsres Sc les reconocet en-
la escritura un capital de 100000 pc
SOS sobre las tierras que han enage-
nado.
.Menudo respingo habra dado el se-
nor Sanguily, tan celoso de la integri-
dad del territorio, al enterarse de ese
hecho.
Pero que hemos de hacerle!
Dado que por todas parties Sc va q
Roma, no hay raz6n para asegurar que
no pueda irse 10 mismo por el canlino
trillado que por ell de los .daissez fai-
re"
A tempo Sc sacudio la mosca de
responsabilidad el previsor patriota,
renunciando la presidencia del Senado
desp,Ns de su famoso grito de alarma
tan lamentab blemeRte dcsoido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-29

We solicit all the attention of the
House of Delegates, the Executive
Council and of the government, to
the grounds on which we base our
request for a coffee loan, which are
set forth in the present issue and
which were published in the BoLETIN
during the session of the previous
Legislature.
We ask in the name of the country,
in behalf of the coffee planters, of
the laborers, of the families which
gain their means of subsistence from
the work on the coffee plantations,
the approval of the above named
powers, that the present Legislature
will approve the. a law which is of
such vital necessity and .extraordlna-
ry benefit for the country In general
The grounds for urging such leg
iSlation, and which for the second
time appear in the columns of the
BOLETIN, are the result Of careful
and minute study of the coffee cri-
sis and it's indispensable solution as
set forth by the eminent economist
Mr.. Mateo Luchetti, whose name
will always be revered in Porto Rico.
The authority of the above econo-
mist and financier is indisputa BILE
The grounds on which were based
the demand for a loan were placed
before the members of the House of
Delegates at the last session Of that
body, in luminous and comprehen-
sive pamphlet which hod wide circu-
lation and which stated clearly the
causes of the coffee crisis, the actual
state of that industry and the sole
possible solution, and further, poin-
ted out to the agriculturists how
they could lift the mortgages on their
properties, or reduce them, and put
their lauds in condition to increase
their productive power, in this way
improving the general state of the
public wealth.
In the above pamphlet may be
seen. the minute analysis, the clear
and perfect understanding of its
author of the matters treated the
rein; the rare intelligence, the enti-
re grasp of the whole subject and a
just view of the problem in all its
details; the responsibility of the In
sular Treasury.is indicated, the agri-
culturist and the holders Of mort -
ges are guaranteed and protected in
their rights, all the legal observan-
ces and requirements are set forth
with remarkable clearness by the
projectors of a loan for the benefit of
the coffee planters.
The only possible criticism that
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En- La cOnferenCia
de AIgeciras
DeclaraciOnes de los re-
presentantes ltalianos

Nueva York, lunes.-Comunican de Ma
drid que los delegados italianOs defender en-
la conferencia, la Independence de Marruecos,
la naturalization de Tanger y ques foImen 70,
mas de Influenza espanola, francesa alema-
ia, correspondence a Franca en- la frontera
de Argel Marruecos Espa1a en- el Medl-
terraneo Alemania en- la costa del Allan
tico habiendo a cada lado de estas zonas una
linea neutral de demarcaCion, eStandO cargo
de Italia la policia International que forme
para Tanger.
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Gran entuSiaSm0
en- t0da Espafia
La prensa saluda con simpatIas
q la Princesa Ena

Nueva York, lunes.-Reina gran entusias-
no en- toda Espana con motive de la anunciada
)oda del Rey Alfonso XIII la vista efectua-
la poT la princesa Ena de Battemberg la fa-
MIA real en- Miramar San Sebastian.
La prensa favorable al gobierno monarqui
% saludo con entuSiaSmo a la princesa Ena
)rometida del joven rey, mientras que los repu-
)icanos 10 hacen con gran respeto dadas las
>ondiciones excelentes que como dana reune
Sobrina del rey Eduardo de Inglaterra
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"a prensa ingEesa
en- fawog" de Espaf1a
Alaban los peri6dicos la election
de Don Alfonso

Nueva York, lunes-Comunican de Lon
res que la prensa de todo el pals Sc muestra
atisfecha y alaba con grandes simpatias la
leCci6n matrimonial hecha por Ell monarca
spanol Don Alfonso en- favor de una princesa
nglesa, hecho que Contribuira haccr mas es-
TeChas las relaCiOnes diplomaticas, amistosas
ComercialeS entire ambOs pueblOS.
Los periodiCos de Madrid acojen con en-
usiasmo las declaraciones de la importante
.rensa de la Gran Bretafla.
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Los dereChOS cae Hxalia
sobre TripoGi
Parece que Sc llegara
q un acuerdO favorable

Nueva Y ork, lunes-Se agrega en- los des
pachos recibidos de Algeciras, via Madrid
que parece Sc llegara acuerdo favorable
para todas las naciones representadas en- le
conferencia sobre Marruecos, garantizandosa
la independence del Imperio bajo el trono del
acuerdo entire Francia Inglaterra Italia que
daran garantizados los derechos de esta poten-
cia sobre la Tripolitania que Sc ocupara POI
Italia.
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Ia pax asegurada
EN- la RepIiblica
Llegan a la capital
varios buques americanos

Nueva York, lunes.-Se asegura que la paz
queda proclamada en- Santo Domingo con el
hecho de haber llegado un :acuerdo Caceres
Y Vazquez, quienes Ia vez reconOcen 81 trata-
do tirmado con los Estados Unidos, para la re
caudacion de los derechOs de aduanas.
Tamben han llegado al puerto della capital
de la Republica varios CrucerOs aneriCanos pro
cedentesde Culebra y San Juan de Puerto Rico
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Vista la PrinCeSa Ena
e. paEaciO de MMiramar''
Fue OvaciOnada carinOsamente
por ell pueblo

Nueva York lunes.-Tan pronto desem-
barc6 Ia princesa Ena de Battemberg en- San
Sebastian sc dirigi6 en- coche al palacio de mi
ramar" con el fin de devolverle su vista, efec-
tuada anteriormente en- Biarritz, al Rev Alfonso
XIII, saludar la familia real.
Durante ell trayecto el pueblo ovacion6 en-
tusiasta y carinosamente a la futura reina de
Espana.
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"a Princes Ena de Battem-
berg en- Espafia
Sc encuentra EN- "San Sebastian

drid que ha 1legado a la ciudad de San Sebas-
tian Norte de Espana, la princesa Ena de Ba-
temberg, sobrina del Rey de Inglaterra Eduar-
do VII y prometida del soberano espanol AL
fonso XIII; siendo escoltado el yatch que la
conduce por varios buques de guerra ingleses
espanoles.
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q General H0racio vaZquex
en- Santn Domingo
Toma possession de la Presidencia
de la Rep6blica

Nueva York lunes-Comunican de la ca
pital de Santo Domingo que ha llegado aver el
general HoraCio Vazquez, para encargarse de
la presldenca de la Repubica, hecho que apo
yan los partidos de oposici6n puesto que esta-
ran Representatives en- el goberno los hoIacistas
y jimenistas. :
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PreparatiVOS parael CarnaYal
EN- Ell CASINO ESPANOL

Defnitiyamsnte quedo resuelto por
la Directiva de dicho Centro, ce1e-
brar los festejos dc Carnival con
cuatro bales, dos dc mascaras, uno
infantil Ell de Pifiata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-29
Itinerario entire Puerto Rico
V Santo Domingo.

Estos precios con con buena comi-
y buen servicio, seg1n clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-29
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
EOtGr rio

Registrador de la pr0T iedad sustituto que
fue IA afos en- Arecibo ofrece sus serviCios,
como Notario, en- Arecibo. Bajos de Ia casa
ndmero l3, oalle de Ia Cruz, Sc hace cargo
de presentar para sa inscription en- el Regis
tro de la prOpiedad del Distrito remitir
los respectivos interesados, los documeHtos
que con tai objetO Sc lie envfan.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-21
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF sui.

In the District Court of the Third judicial Dis
trict of the Territory Of New Mexico, within and
Tor the County Of Luna
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-21

commanded admiration and
praise. 1t is not too much to say
that he had more to do with the
detailed work of molding the
army into form than any other
officer of the government, and he
was one of the most influential
advisers of President Mckinley.
The retirement of Gen. Corbin
results in the promotion of Major
General Arthur Macarthur, one
of the most popular officers in the
army to the grade of lieutenant
general