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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14

tendida cortesia, hasta Ia ridi-
culez de temer que pueda pare
Ger al ilustre huesped, POGO
considerable Ia peticion hecha
en- las breves horas que ha de
durar aqui su estancia.
No hay que pensar en- ESQ,
tan siquiera. Los pueblos GUAM
do tienen necesidades, sino esta
en- ellos el suprimirlas, deben
exponerselas a aquellas que tie
nen poder para remediarlas.
Los problemas de Puerto Rico,
no los puede solucionar mas que
el goblerno de los Estados Uni
dos.
No son problemas creados
por nosotros,, nj esta en- nues-
tras manos la soluci6n. El regi-
men VICENTE es la causa de que
CuandO ante nuestra marcia di-
fcultosa. surge IN obstaculo
mayor nos tengamos que dirigir
a las autoridades de Ia nacion,
~ a los podercs de la metropo1i.
Mr.. Roosevelt ha dido va mu-
chas veces. la misma voz que
escuchara de nuevo dentro de
varlos dias; no le extranara que
suenc en- tai momento, no la
juzgara extrafla, no la crecra
inoportuna, sino al contrario, la
juzgara amiga.
Es 10 que pide Puerto Rico,
Isiempre que habla en- voz alta,
para que los poderes cue 10 60
biernan, sepan cua1es necesida-
des tiene.
No Sc trata, pues, de Una pre-
tension inusitada, que Sc yaya
a manifestar por vez primera
aprovcchando la estancia aqul
del Prcsidente Roosevelt, es 10
que tantas veccs ha dido, pero
dicho mas de cerca, y en- mejor
OCCASION, sin duda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
Roy C.. HNSaaes.
Acting Principal
EN- FAVOR DEL CAFE
OE PUERTO RICO

Nuestro distinguido amigo don An.
dres Gonzalez Canton, ha regresado
en- Ia maflana de hoy 4 su residencia
de Naranjito.
Las impresiones que lleva son por
dernas satisfactorias.
FL simpatico pensamiento de reca-
bar personalmente del Presidente
Roosevelt el que file su atenc ion en-
mejorar el porvenir del cafe, ha tent
do satisfactoria acojida entire los Sc
flores don Rafael Castro Gonzalez.
Director gerente del Banco Agrlcola
y don Tulio Larrfnaga, Comisionado
a Washington.
Ambos convienen con Ell sefIor
Gonzalez Cantoa, en- que es necesa-
rio hacer algo practice en- benefcio
de nuestro cafe.
En- tan halagadora idea abunda ha
ofrecido su valioso concurso, e1 Sub
comisionado del Interior.
Solo faltan ocho d1as para la llega-
da del Presidente Roosevelt, Y en-
ese plazo, es necesario que los hom-
bres que estan interesados en- ell me-
iora:nlento de Ia vida economical del
cafe, pongan toda su actividad, des-
pleguen todos sus esfuerzos a fin de
hacer algo practice que sea digno
del APPLAUSE del sufrldo cafetero y
del pals en- general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
DE TIE EATRO

La Compaf1fa de Zarzuela oue A.;
ge el primer actor seffor Casas y ID D. :
drerol, extren6 anochee La Go1fa
mia" graciosfsima parodia de Ia 6ne.
ra Bohemia
LA Golfemia' tuvo TN exito froo
co y ruidoso
El pdblico aplaudi6 Ell ingenio d.
los autores y la labor de los exca
lentes artistas encargados de Ia H.
terpretaci6n.
La Golfemia" es de las neiores
parodias que hemos visto. Es. ' va1.
ga la Erase, una ingeniosfsima ocn
rrente caricatura de la obra que IN
mortalizara a Puccini.
En- Ell desempef1o de La Golfe-
mia" Sc distinguieron en- primer ter
mino, los sefores Casas Pedreroj v
Real, merecedores el1os de toda NM
cr6nica, y Moralito que siempre eStS
acertado y gracioso.
Muy bien la bella tiple argentina
Aida Gomez, que cont6 su parte con
lujo de facultades, y acceptable il
simpatica seflora Veh{, que pudo IN
cir en- el precioso duo del primer
cuadro su voz bien timbrada en-
tensa.
Los sefores Vague, Berange '
Vega, bien en- sus papeles.
El coro ajustado.
La orquesta dirigida por ell bravo
Maestro Mayoqui, digna de todos los
aplausos, que el pdblico no escatin6
anoche q la ocurrente parodia de era
mes y q los afortunados interpretes
de Il misma.
Las otras dos obras del cartel fine
ron ''Venus Sailor" y "El tirador de
palomas, que han tenido tanto 6xito
en- anteriores representations.
En- ambas obras sc hizo aplaudir
con entusiasmo la seflora Bobe, que
cant6 acknowledgements Ell duo Y II
romanza de Ell tirador de palo-
mas
El sefor Casas dijo soberbiamente
las inspiradas quintillas, siendo inte-
rrumpido por los aplausos.
En- La Goifemia nos demostr6
tambl6n el sefor Casas, que es TN
cantante de facultades.
FL distinguido baritone sefIor Real.
cant6 con gran lujo de facultades Eel
Tirador de Palomas' la jota de
Venus Salon" cuya repeticion CO.
mo slempre, fu6 pedida con insis-
tencia
Con igual 6xito que en- noches an
terlores trabajaron la monfsima Pi-
lar Carreras,la simpatica se6orita Ra-
m{rez, la distinguida actriz sef1ora
Ramirez, la excelente caracter1stica
seflora Garcia, Ia gentil sefIorita
Ruiz y los scf1ores Bella Y Sanchez.
La orquesta. bien, muy bien; vaya
TN APPLAUSE q todos y especialmente
al bravo Maestro Mayoqui.
Domingo OrOscO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
Reunion en- Ia dicina del ST. Attorney

Anoche estuvo reunido nuevamen-
te en- la ofcina del Attorney Ell Co
mite encargado de investigar las eau
sas y desarrollo de la febre tifoidea
en- San Juan.
Ell seflor a1calde Todd nos infortna
que e1 doctor Stokes, m6dico de la
Marina americana, quien ha practica
do IN detenido y minucioso examen
bacteriologico de las aguas del acue-
ducto, que consumer los marinos del
Arsenal, inform6 ante la Junta que no
esta contaminada y la vez felicit6
al doctor .senor Gomez Brioso, por los
datos estadisticos que present6 al
Comit6, probando que va en- descenso
la mortalidad en- San Juan, segt1n Sc
comprueba por Los datos de la Ultima
semana en- que Sc registraron dnica-
mente 20 fallec infieDtos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14

vi6 de conformidad con 10 solicitado
en- la demanda.
En- ell pleito por identica acci6n
de los anteriores, a demanda del
Lcdo. Moraza representante de Fran
cisco Sanchez, parte actora, contra
Cristina Arroyo, Ia Corte, despues
de las pruebas y alegatos de Ia de
fensa, declare procedente la susodi-
cha accion ejercitada.
-Fue suspendido el se6alamiento
del pleito de divorcio entire Eugenio
Garcia contra Maria Cordero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
En- el C0nSejo EjecutiVo

Esta tarde 4 las tres Sc ha reunido
el Consejo Executive para dar cuenta
con el resultado del escrutinio cleo
toral.
FL candidate unionista 4 comisio-
nado 4 Washington Sr Tulio Larrina-
ga, obtuvo 100 978 yotos; el candidate
republlcano sef1or PARA Cap6, Sd, o85,
y el candidate de la Federation Ii
bre seflor Iglesias, 1910.
De los cinco candidates 4 la Cana
"a por Humacao, Ell que mayor mime
70 de vot0s obtuvo fue don Ramon
Mendez Cardona, I7,5Io.
En- la municipalidad de Arecibo
obtuvo la Federation Libre 1881 vo-
tos contra 252z los unionlstas; el Sc
f1or lglesias obtuvo 967 votos sola-
mente y los candidates ea la Cd1nara
por el distrito, los siguientes;
UNIONISTAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
Aperture De Ia EscuDIa Mec5niica
DE SAN JUAN

La Escuela Mecanica de esta ciu-
dad Sc abrira el lines, 10 del corrien.
te, en- el edifcio de Ia antigua escue-
la Industrial, Parada MIN. 2.
La matrlcula de los j6venes y Sc
f1oritas que deseen inscribirse, Sc lie
vara q cabo en- dicho edihcio en- Ia
tarde del jneves, IS del actual, en-
pezando las dos Ningun alumno
que actualmente asista q las escuelas
publicas. sera matriculado 4 menos
que presente una carta del principal
de su escuela, concediendole Ell per
misc para trasladarse.
El plan de estudio de la Escuela
Mecanica, ademas de las asignaturas
acad6micas elementa1es, abarcara las
siguientes: Dibujo Mecanico, Car
pinterfa, Tipografla, Encuaderna,
cion, Cocina Y Costura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
Pleitos de divorcio.

En- el pleito de divorcio entablado
por el Lcdo. Guzman Benftez (don
juan nombre de Segunda Fajardo
contra Miguel Antonio Rodriguez,
despues de practicadas las pruebas y
defensa, la Corte declare con lugar
las pretensiones de Il demandante.
En- el pleito de igual natura1eza
seguido por el Lcdo. don Emigdio
Ginorio Ell representation de Andres
Granada contra Maria Garcia, des-
pues de veriicadas las pruebas y
o1das las alegaciones. Ia Corte resol-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
Lo senti1nOs

Profundam amente lamentamos la per-
sisten;e enfermedad que viene aque
Undo a la tierna criatura de los espo
SOS Benftez Castaflo:
Ell pronto y radical restablecimiento
de la nina es nuestro mas vivfsimo
deseo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
II Natalicio

Anoohe u distinguida senora del
doctor Ruiz Arnau, tuvo Ell feliz alum
oramlento de unasnonfsima cristura.
Felicitamos 4 los esposos Ruiz Ar
nau por el nuevo ser que aumentar4
las aleg7ias y encantos Gel hogar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
UNIONISTAS
FEDERACION. LIBRE

Maf9na daremos detalles soble los
votos obtenidos por cada partido en-
cada Municipalidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-14
del dia


vista q esta Isla, I'm mensaje
suscrito por los principales ele-
mentos .economicos del pals, pi-
diendo Ia protection para Ell ca
fe, ha merecido unanime apro-
bacfon Y ha, resultado verdade-
ramente .feEiz.
La ocasi6n no puede ser mas
propicia, la oportunidad que Sc
nos brinda debe ser aprovecha-
da. Y, desde luego, es de esperar
que resulte beneficioso para
nosotros el inter6s que demos
tremos en- la defensa de nues-
tros intereses mas importantes.
No es que sc vaya a interrum-
pir Ell alegre rumor dc las fies-
tas con que la Isla acoja al pri-
mer magistrate de la Nacion,
con TN gemido plaflente que
evoque tristezas Y niserias es-
condidas; 10 es que las desga-
rradoras s1plicas vayan a sus-
tituir a las frases cordiales de
afecto y de salodo; perO es bue.
no que a Ia par que Sc rinde al
primer magistrate de la Ma
cion americana, el homenaie de-
bido a la altislma representa-
cion que tiene nos acordemos
de nuestraS necesldades Y de
que tai vez esta en- sus manos
el remedio que nosotros esta.
mos necesitando.
La opinion Sc agita en- este
sentido, y ya.es SECURE que sus,
cribiran Ell mensaje que sea
presentado a Mr.. Roosevelt, los
mas caracterizados elementos
econ6micos dc Ia colonia.
Los pueblos en- medic de sus
regocijos Y de sus fie5tas, no
deben olvidar 10 que es ST. dere-
cho y 10 que t.enen necesldad
de pedir.
No por ESQ Ia de resultar me-
nos entusiasta fnenos exponta-
nea y alegre Il reception a Mr..
Roosevelt.
Nj d este Ia de causarle extra
neza la peticidn que en- tai sen
lido sc le dirija: q comprendera
que es 10 masnatural del mundo,
el que un pals Qre ,ha estado pi-
diendo por distintos medios Y
en- m1ltiples circunstancias la
protection al cafe, reitere la re-
clamaci0n formulada, aprove-
chando la oportunidad que sc lie
presenta.
10 extrano seria que nadie
hubiese pensado Ell ESQ, que los
elementOs interesados en- la in
dustria cafeteria. Y ESQ 10 son
aqu1 todos los habitantes de la
Isia. por modo mas 8 menos
directo, vieran llegar y mar.
charse al Presidente Roosevelt
y desaprovecharan el momento
de recordarle que hay una in
mensa poblacion en- Puerto Ri
co, necesitada de que a la in
dustria de que siempre ha IL
bradO la substencia Sc le presto
81 mismo grado de protection
que tienen aquf todos los pro-
ductOs de la industria america
ma, Y ALA todos los nuestros,
con exception del cafe, que es
el primero ymas importante.
cPensaria el Iefe supreme del
gobierno de Washington que
este era IN pueblo ahito, salts
fecho y feliz, sin ambiciones de
nada, Y sin necesidades de im-
portanCia?
No; ciertamente que no; pero
pensaria seguramente que ha-
biamos desaprovechado, NAL
gastado ina ocasion propicia
para dejar Or en- mejores con
diciones que otras veces. la voz
de . a irremediabie reclamation
que tenem0s interpueSta.
, No hay que llevar los escru :
DulOs DueTiIeS de una NAL n
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
TAX COMBUSTION MEETS.
Inuites Suggestions from Those
Interested IN Reform.

The commission to revise the tax laws Of tho
state is holding important session at the C)r-
entail Hotel. Manhattan Beach. which began vester-
day afternoon and is to continue for several davs
The purpose of the Governor in appointing the com
mission was to secure revision Of the tax laws On
a more equitable basis, and to that end the I,egis-
latnre provided for large and representative BODY
embracing fifteen members. five of whom were an
pointed by the Governor. as follows: Ex-JJnited
states Senator Warner Miller. Of HeFkinaer: Law
son Purdy, of New York City; Samuel H. Ordwav
of New York City; Professor Selgman of C,olun
bla University and Charles S. Wheeler of Buffalo
Five members were appointed by the Lieutenant
Governor, as follows: Senators Merton b Lewis Of
Rochester; George r. NIalby. of Ogdensburg: Spen
Ger K. Warwick. of Amsterdam Martin SAKE Of
New York City and Thomas F. Grady of New
York City.
The remaining members named by the
Speaker of the Assembly, follows Assemblymen
land. Of Van Etten; Charles w. Mead, of Albany;
Charles F. Boshart of Lowville. and George NJ
Palmer. of Cobleskill.
The commission has elected Warner Miller as
chairman. and at the suggestion Of Governor Hig-
gins, he has called the body together at this early
date that subcommittee can be appointed and
the work laid out in preparation for the making Of
a report to the legislature before January Is 1907
10 Chairman Miller and other members of the COM
mission. and several have been received regardfne %
the levied stock transfers in Wall Street
and corporation taxes of various kinds Senator
hear from all who are interested in the question of
reform.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
POLICYHo1DERs MEET IN LONDON.
Campaign for Proxies Soon TO Begin-Hear-
ings Before Select Committee.

London, July lo.-The executive committee Of
the British policyholders general committee
which is now affiliated with the international
policyholders' committee. held an organization
meeting to-day, and decided 90 call meeting Of
the general committee for July 12. when the pro-
gramme of the international policyholders' COM
mittee will be outlined and a campaign opened
TO get proxies of the polieyholders for the cleo
tiOns Of trustees Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York and the New York Life
Insurance Company.
Several members Of the general committee will
be examined by the House Of Lords select com
mittee on July 13. The select committee held a
further session to-day and heard the managers
of some OF the British companies. The man
ayers expressed the opinion that the American
and other foreign companies doing business in
Great Britain should be compelled to make
valuation OF their British policies and deposit an
equivalent amount Of money in this country as
security.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11

reorgsnzed finance corns littee To TINS eonlmis. nit
tee You have sse add5 fs7sr,s Sfoeb ELL VINO ga
rupt Mccurdy regime, slad who confessed before
tne Armstrong COMMITTEE 20 Syio9afe ptS1S re-
tions amounting TO S26en
Sfessrs Tselfn and Jalrl ie who were on the old
finance committee. have also been made members
Of the present commttees while Mr.. Henderson has
been promoted from tho. finance committee TO the
head of the powerful real estate committee
On the agency committee ind all the
members of the old age pcy committee whose duty
il was to supervise tn agency contracts, under
which millions OF dollar were taken by MeCurdy
and his family; and on throughout the list Of
the twenty odd old diree sors who continue 10
troll the company. All cne real offenders still
there. exploiting the co papany's treasury in this
campaign for ''vindicatioip,'
COMMENTS; on SUITS.
Mr.. Unterznyer commen Is on the slow progress OF
the suits for the recovery n'' funds, and adds;
salaries receiSed 6y him. but the snBcommittee,
consisting OF MessFs. Bal nr JuilIiard and Haven,
10 action boen broast AGAINST any any eaber Of
they should be Sed Tesors be m Y Ss ov i9 Your p
sition TO these gentlemen, nd have accordingly ap-
One Of the as acts @ this Il 9as1 anes Committee saa which,
55ee0rqng 5e ~ 60 your e9tsr o9 have corrected has
the, the company which were ermtted by them 70 re-
torious thar members of the finance committee were
tbsse fn6d IN banks and tr ast companies p which
taned in the management iof the funds.
Referring to the Raahods statement that mot an
item among the inWestmel ats was dtseFedited, Mr..
Untermyer brings up the finding of the TFuesdale
committee that real estate loans aggregating
over SSOOOOOo, tran 100 per cent Of the value
of the property was lent, and loans aggregatng
l4. 50 per of the value of the prop
erty was lent. which is prohibited.
Mr.. Untermyer takes mother fling at President
Peabody for spending so 1000 of the policyholders'
money in publishing the advertisement termed "The
Truth About the Mutual Life"
He also makes the fol low wing comment:
With respect to your assertion that the board
reaches the arms of it, authority deep down into
every branch of the uoany's organization beg
TO remind You that tn IS is the same board and
these are the same gnittees under whose man
agement the arms of the officers and directors
reached deep down into the policyholders' pockets
and that the pocyhold frs object to the indefinite
continuance of that pas time
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
OYER $1,5O0, 900 MISSING.
Dead Solicitor accused of Embezxle-
ment- Peers He0uY Losses.

London. July 10-Ohieial and other inquiries
are on foot regarding the affairs Of Charles
Cheston. solicitor, who died IN May last, after
having lost it is alleged, between S1,5OOOOO and
S2.OOOOOO Of his clients money. The main
losses affect Ave or six. including Lord Amherst
of Hackney. The latter had sold Didlington
Hail. Brandon. Norfolk. for a large sum Of
money. considerable part Of which was held
In the form of trust funds by Cheston. It was
at first thought Lord Amherst was practically
ruined. He, however is not the hardest hit
The heaviest loser is said 10 be a woman. whose
name Is unknown who is out Ss5OOOOO
II IS alleged that Cheston's defalcations ev
tended over several years, and were largely tbe
outcome OF speculation in the Stock Exchange.
principally ia mining shares
1t IS thought the inquiry will result in the
prosecution Of several persons.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
HOW TO GET POLICYHoLDERs' NAMES.
Superintendent Kelsey Issues Rules-Repre-
sentative May Be Sent.

Albany. July 10.-SupeTiHtendent Kelsey of the
State Insurance Department to-day announced
that the following rules would govern the OBJ
tanning of names Of polAcyholders from the Off
cial lists to be filed by the mutual life companies
with the Insurance Department on July 18, pur-
suant to Section 81 of the Insurance law:
The lists of policyholders on file shall be sub
ject to inspection and copy at any time during
business hours by any policyholder. or by his
authorized representa- tive The policyhoder ap-
pearing in person must present his policy and
his last receipt for premiums paid. A policy
holder designating a representative to inspect or
copy from any of the lists on file In the depart
ment will be privileged to appear by only one
representative at a time. The representative CT
a policyholder must produce a written designa-
ton comforting authority in each instance. stat
ing the name of the company insured in, the
number of the policy and name of the appointee.
and the designation must be duly signed by such
polcyholder and acknowledged by him before
notary public.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
FORMS or POLICIES.
Outside COmp0ni rs Also Limited to
the Standard Ones.

In view of the fact that some of the life insurance
companies chartered in a&es other than New York
have declared their belief that the Armstrong laws
will prevent them from writing other than the
standard form of policies in this state after Janu-
airy, opinion of the Attorney General, rendered
the State superintendent of Insurance and
which will be printed in THE Spectator to-mor-
row, is Of interest
In reply to questions submitted by the counsel Of
the Travellers Insurance Company to the Attorney
General to whether out side companies would be
permitted to write both participating and non-par-
ticpating policies in this state, he declares that
such companies will be s1ebarred from doing,
and viii be required to issue the standard forms.
The Spectator VIII comment this follows
The enforcement of the New York laws will bring
into full working force the retaiatory laws of every
other state whose companies suffer from their
just enactments, and the result will be dis
ast-ous for the New YorE, companies who will be
debarred from the territory whence they derive the
greater part of their business.
It is said that of the outside companies will
test the constitutionahty of the law limiting them
to the standard forms in this state.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
EXPLAINS COAL STOCK.
Congressman Huff Writes to p. e.
R. Special Commission.

Philadelphia. July 1O-The special commission ef
the board of directors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. which is investigating the alleged
irregularities in connection with the distribution OF
in the btuminous coal region or Central Penn
sylvania, tonight gave out letter Of explanation
received from Congressman George F. HuG. OF
GFeensbuFg, Penn. Hts name was linked with those
Of several Pennsylvania Railroad officials and en-
ployes before the recent hearing OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. It was testified before the
commission that Congressman HUFF who is inter-
to certain Pennsylvania Railroad officials and en-
ployes No satisfactory explanation OF the trans
action having been presented at the hearing the
special commission of the company invited Mr.
HUFF to give his version Of the matter.
Congressman HUFF In his letter. says he began
developing coal lands in Pennsylvania at the sug-
gestion Of President Thomas A. Scott OF the Penn
sylvania in 1870. tn increase the tonnage of the
railroad. In forming coal companies the railroad
officials and employees were invited TO become mem
bers OF the syndicate. to assure the success
how the companies were formed and how the rail-
road people and others in the syndicate made
notes and made themselves personally liable for
their shares in the companies. Continuing he
says:
wish it distinctly understood that in the forua-
tOn of these coal companies stock was given
their stock as I got mine and as every one Else
who was i'm the syndicate got his. ". A. Patten
assistant TO President Cassatt, whose name has
mission investigation. frequently gave his personal
nole @ Ior snare OK money necessary to be raised,
and the money thus raised on Il. He received no
gift Of stock whatever.
appear before the commission to answer a1V 0IIes-
tionS that may he asked of him.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
SAYS COUNTRY IS ON FIRE FOR BRYAN.
Florida's Governor Thinks Hearst Does Not
Want To Be Candidate.

Bryan sentiment is overwhelming the country
according to Governor N. P. Broward of Florida
who is in town on business. He thinks that
Bryan will be the next President
The country is on fire for Bryan" said Gov
ernor Broward. at the Waldorf-Astoria, last
night. '1t knows he is an honest man. and will
nominate and elect him. He is regarded as the
great conservative Democrat now His opposi-
ton TO the trusts and corporation influences is
known, and people recognize that he will stand
unsWerVingly against any corporation domina-
tion Of the government He has been abroad. and
his study Of foreign affairs has broadened him.
We think Mr. Hearst sincere in his decla-
ration that he would not be candidate in 1905
and this will leave the way clear for Bryan
who can defeat any one the Republicans can
name