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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

In the general antitrust campaign
which has been inaugursted, much
the most important movement is the
preparation OF the suit against the
Standard Oil Co., which only awaits
the approval of Attorney General
Moody before it is put into effect.
Just how this campaign is going
to be conducted has net yet been di-
vulged by the governm mt, but three
OF Ghe best corporation lawyers OBJ
tainable have been reSaiued as special
counsel for the department of justice.
One section of Commissioner Gar
field's report already has been pub
hshed, and the methods of the Stand
ard brought to light were in them
selves quite enough 10 Justify prose-
-cation under the Sherman antitrust
act.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03
NEW DINING CAR SERVICE
On Western Trains of Boston A
Maine Railroad.

Maine ftAltTUau.
The new cafc-dining cars recently In
stalled on the Fitchburg division OF the
! Boston 4 Maine railroad are proving ex-
tremeIy popular with travellers, journey
I ing to and from the West. These cars are
handsome in design, OF this latest Pullman
make, and Of the regulation Pullman
color and decoration on the outside. Their
interior is plain, yet rich mahogany
1 effect, with carpets, npholstering, window
shades, etc, in harmonious shades OF
green and old gold.
The dining compartment contains six
tables, seating twenty-four persons, and
Is equipped with movable chairs OF
mahogany upholstered in green leather.
The passenger department contains seat
ing accommodation for thirty-six persons,
and is equipped with mems and women's
toilet rooms, lsyatory, and continuous
parcel rack.
The kitchen and pantry, Immediately
adjoining the dining compartments, are
entirely isolated from the rest OF the car,
and are fitted up with the most approved
type Of hara-coal range, charcoal broiler,
dish warmer and coffee urn, refrigerator
and ice boxes. Both hot and cold water
are provided.
The pantry contains everything which
one might desire, and near IT are com
rnodious buffet, refrigerator for wines and
mineral waters, and linen locker.
The service In the cars will be q Ia carte
and will be operated on train leaving
Boston at $50 a. IN. daily, and train leav-
ing Boston at 1880 y. m. daily, train leay-
ing Boston at 4.so p IN. daily, train leay-
ing Boston at s.le p. m. daily, except sun
day, train leaving North Adams at p. M.
due in Boston at SD, on train leaving Rot
terdarn Junction at IL. 10 a. m. due in Bos-
ton $40 p. m. daily, and train leaving
North Adams at sill a. M. due in Boston
$50 a. M. daily, on train leaving Green
field at 1870 p. IN. due in Boston SIS p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
These are the through western trains for
Troy. Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit,
Chicago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

The fate of the Cuban republic so
far as independent government is
concerned may be said to hang In the
balance. The wa department. pro-
fesses to have hopes of a peaceful
outcome, but dispatches from Ha-
vana indicate a decidedly more
gloomy trend of thought. Secretary
Taft, who is managing the affair in
Havana, has had experience enough
in the PHILIPPINES TO gauge very aecu-
ratsly the capacity for self govern
ment of Latin American people.
He has informed the President that it
will in all probability be necessary 10
send soldiers TO Cuba to guard planta-
lions in the interior and to protect
both American and Cuban interests.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

gone beyond that simple statement of script
uPe- But it has illuminated that statement
and given il meaning ever broadening with
the blood is bad or impure, it Is not alone
the body which suffers through disease. The
brain is also clouded, the mind and Judgment
are affected, and many an evil deed or impure
thought may be directly traeed 70 the impur-
ity Of the blood. No one can be we'll bal
anced in mind and body whose blood is
impure. No one can have a wholesome and
pure life unless the blood is pure. Foul
blood can be made pure BY the use OF DR..
Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery. When
healthy and life becomes daily happiness.
sta nding out in bold relief all alone and a
conspicuous example Of open, frank and
nohgs. VIII NJ s s,t sna alcIen,
plain English, full list Of the ingredients
Therefore not s'patent medicine but d
medicine Of known composition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

STATE or MAINE.

To the Honorable. The Judge Of The Probate
Court In and for the e0ua,y Of Hancoet;
RhsfA.IfCLLr represent Carrie J,
III Lord, OF SlurhIii. In said oouasy, thss
she and Wellington Mcfarland oi Edea. Ia
said ccaaty. Arthur Il Davis Of Eils90stA. Ia
sase county, George Herbert Davis and George
=. ia Ia issidsnce uakaosR. su4 Haiile
Hooper, OF New York City are Tho heir. liy-
ira IN different states. o. Aleey d. Mcfarland.
i*tc 81 Ellsworth. In said coansF. deceased.
Who Left real estate In said county q Has,
cock, described as fellows. 10 eiI A certain
lct or parcel os land wtth she bu3 iti x, s3Aat-
ing thereon situate In sata EllswotJa. na the
nolih side of Central strvst. and nounded A.
follows. TO Wit. ON the soath By CeHirAl
street; on the seat y iAnd As. us isfussHy
Of Edward Mcfarland; norihetly by lAad sOs
or fof merty Of SAtHu RnsAI7 en- sgeriy bT LAID
now or formerly Of Francis MeGoRn eontAiH.
ing twenty Hour .qusse rods more ay isss. tEd
beng the ssfno premises conveyed tr TIE s1la
Aicty u. Mcfarland by said Wellington Ne
faflahd ei ais. hy deed recorded IN lie lesisiyy
OF deeds ios said coanty ui daHeoek. book ~,
page as thai the owners o. ssad resl estate
thont loss.
Wherefore yonr petitioner prays that Car
sie J., Lord. Of said Blushtii. or soue Other
suitable person he authorized to sci' sad real
eAtSf~ a. pubs4e OF private sale and distribute
The proceeds. stier paying etpepfes- Amehs
stld aeifs according to their respective 'isAs
Dated this twesiy- seeoad dAy Of Sspisa-
Der. a. d. 1896. CARRiS J. LoRp
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss-At a probate court held 81
Ellsworth. In and for said county o. HANCOCK.
Ga the second day OF 0atuHcr, tu the wear o.
oar Losd one thousand ntne hundred ana slA.
On the foregoing petition ordered ins'
notice thereof be given 70 all persons inter
estrd, by causing copy OF said peti.ea Sc
THIS order thereon 10 be published tA4Ss
weeks successfully Ia the Ellsworth AmFM
can, = newspaper published as Eilswofin,h
said county. that they may appear a. Ply
bate court 20 be held az s, lsworth, In and 'oi
said county. ON the sixth day Of Novemess
a. q 1900. At ten o'clock ia the torencou ens
show cause, IL any they have, wis the psA9S'
~ the petitioner shouid not be granted,
%. p, CUSNIsGHAM. Jud < OF fr'9sls,
Atfse copy. Atiest;-T. p. MAHoSNT. beEisse''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is only
one way to cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by
an innAmed condition of the mucous lining OF
the Eustaehian Tube. When this tube l.
infamed you have a Pumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing. and when il is entirely closed,
Deafness Is the result, and unless the iDfam-
nation can be taken ont and this tube re-
stored 10 its normal condition. hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but
an innnnaed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness tcaused by cataTrhl that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. send
for circulars free.
f. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, T5c,
Take HALLS Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

Capt. 8. o. Moore, OF Prospect Harbor,
voucnss for the following hen story. Can
any other poultry faneier tell betterf A
little pallet. Matched out in April, proudly
exhibited a thriving flock OF six little
chickens last week Investigation showed
.sven other eggs IN the nest which she
was unable to cover.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

Wildcats are again terrorizing the Otis
neighborhood, says our correspondent.
Three were seen one day last week, by the
men working on the road. They were in
pursuit of flock of sheep which were
running in fright before the cats came in
sight in the road.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

The steamer Ruth, which has for several
years been running on the Bar Hsrbor
and Winter Harbor route, has been pur-
chased by Capt. Benjamin Arey, OF Ban
gor, for the Bangor and BrooksviIle route.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

A Birch Harbor miss, daughter Of Lester
Sargent and wife, starts in life with six
grandmothers and four grandfathers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03
COUNTY GOSSIP.

The open season on deer began Monday,
but don't take a crack at that moose until
Oct IS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03
STATE or MAINE

Collectors Advertisement Of sale Of tAn''
Of r-Resident Owner.
Unpaid taxes on ianas situated ia TIE t9s a.S.
Southwest Hafoor. 10 the eoanty ., 10 *
cock. for the rear 1908. IN. B.-The natneN'
said town vast rmerly fremont .,.
TINHE following list Of taxes on rsAl 60 81
Il OF non. resident owasFs IN the tp"s 80
Southwest Harbor. aforesaid, tor ihs "a
1905, committed 10 me Ter collection for $40
town on the hKsi day OF May, 1905, rt aAsa.U
unpaid; and notice ~ hereOy giNeh "" aet
said taxes wish interest and chsrgts az nststs
previously paid. so much Of he reAl . s7 me
tased as Is sufficient 10 pay the amoehs III
therefor, including Interest -nd ohai 800.
re sold without further notice Al pun.lle s,.t
ton Al Masonic hail in said town, on us -
r,...-ta,ior ~ Ant Of
Name nf oxrar nronsyfy TAX DUE
Clark. Eaton heirs. lot Of marsh IN
No. .. ~ acres. 4 lot known As Pratt
lot. 10 a. lot known as Eaton lot ID
q, Holmes wood lot. IS a. g Of HAD asS
lock lot 10 a. Rich lot y 20 -
ClArk, Marion b. heirs, p $ north o. s.
Emery, Lscilius, land In pasture at
Ship Harbor. sia a, "a OF lot noftn
q road 81 ship Ha:Sor, ! 8, Z Oh sei
Beach clin lot 10 a,
Haynes, Andrew p, land at Bennett IFS
Mooney. John P. land and building M
Reeves. Benjamin. land In No 2 sis 8, Ssss
smazey. Edward. land in No 8, ~,
Somes, John. heirs. wood lot in MOL TN
80 a,
stephens, Charles III. land in No2' as
Ia,
Thomas. Rufus r. heirs, land near $50
Hotel Dtrigo, "a.
Van Dusen, Mrs Augustus, heirs. Land ass
and Ocean cottage IN No g.
wiswell, Andrew ?, "a of Freeman III
lot In Nos. ,bss
Interest and charges not incluas,a1
list. RostR NJ. NORWOOD, COZ saIsssbor
Of taxes OF the town Of eonihWese
Southwest Harbcf, Oct. !, lsee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

every dog has his day." but the Bar
Harbor dog which had his day inside a
bank vault, with the time lock set, got a
little more than his portion. The dog
which had this novel experience was
''Zip'', owned by F. c. Lyman, OF the Bar
Harbor Banking q Trust Co. Saturday
evt ming Zip was at the bank with bis
master, but soon after the vault, which
has a time lock, was closed, Zip was miss
ing. Then 1t was realized that he must
be in the vault, with no hope for release
until the mechanism OF the lock per-
niitted the door to be opened Monday
morning. Speculation was rife as TO
whether or not Zip would be alive Monday
morning. IL was not believed that he
would feel the loss of food and water to
any great extent, but the question Of air
was the vital one. When the door was
opened Mondsy morning, Zip emerged,
wsgging his tail ioyfuiiy and apparently
none the worse for his two nights and a
day of solitary confinement.
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Tkfs-~Aa opportunity is offered foy hrshi
NJ giri 10 learn type setting. apply A. las
ELLs~osra A&HafcAS Office.
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sprtlal Nnr,.sn.

IsREE or CHARGE-send address ana re.
II ceive catalogue. All novelties Of the
daF. Howard AFa. Co. Box 81 Cambridge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

The new owners of the Jones property
at.sorrento looked II over last week. A
new company has been formed, known as
the Bar Harbor Park Co. OF Sorrento.
Among plans for improvements proposed
are the widening OF the roads, an automo-
bile boulevard around the entire peninsula
of Sorrento, the erection Of a casino as q
central amusement place, new cottages,
and modern hotel TO replace the hotel
Sorrento burned last spring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03
NOTICE.
SIZE Any FAri on NENT ~ ExlrPTfnS ALLY lfsOn PAY

sAnt good reliable sEe.t, IN all sections II
Mains, q, solicit lie ith snd Accisiraf FH<ssE
aiissss. for the Unitrs Stairs Hsaitn aad kcrsdenf
insurance Company, ~ sagiHaw, Michigan.
isrfr Is no otter Iiiar 1T ha~iilsss Ia - h ch
g,~-i man can eugsgr that GrFs saeh splrDa.d
tspfsataiaities
ftiii particulars may be bad by addressing q be
state Manager 4. AIRS "A. supp,
Ma 9ts TtiFr.ssf street. Auburn. Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03

TO no, trsspass in canlruiocas Park. I
IL demand protection 10 life and property
from the counts OF Hancock. the state CT
Maine, and the uultrs States Of America
MsHr G.. FngTx ArwTts.
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Etlp s1lantfn.

FSSSSN~~@~~@~0~rNSN~~SN SN@N-e4~.- -
roRsEr CANyAssER -- House 10 80
~ STEADY employment to bright. tats,I.
gent woman OF good reputation apd psrs9sal
appearance. Salary or cunmissson Fsr psr.
ues4afs sise fail name, address and eAperi.
cnce. IN any. IN eanvAsslag. TINS Etsr,~Ts
CoRssT Co. Portland. Maize
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SrrSair.

- sFn@'N~s1~ ~ss7-s--r ~.-gN~~
pAaS. aboai 10 By CO. 10 be moved % ths
- place. Apply 10 CH>s. p. FrtlEH. giIs.
worth. No. or to l.. y. CatLcoFr, lts Han.
nanad ss. Bangor. Me
HoRss, light road wagon and AArnsss
cheap for cash. OF viii sell horse sspar-
zesy. Inquire at j. A. THaNrsgS's Main n,
NANEs-rwo weaihe vAaes thcrassJ brand
new. dtrecs from the i~Ahufsctarsr
Rods aBd failures ompitte Wtil h solA
cheap inqusYe ~ AMNNtcsN Office.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-30

lar sistema, creo que en- 11timo ter
mino tendremos que aeoptar un plan
de irnpuesto proporciosaal sobre to-
das las fortunas que ezceden de cier-
ia cantidad, va sean donadas en- vida
va transferidas por legado 8 por he
rencla 4 I'm solo individhao; impuesto
de tai naturaleza que iinpida al due
no de una de esas enorlnes fortunas
lceder q otra persona mas que cierta
lcantldad determinad da; Is imbuesto aue
Edesde luego habrfa degser creado Dor
Iel gobierno nacional, no por el de
los Estados. Conste. qne ese grava-
men Sc impondrfa exclusivamente 4
la herencia 6 transmission en- sr to-
talidad, de esas fosunas acrecenta
das hasta t1raspasF los llinites de Ia
No es el Presidehfe hombre que Sc
arredre porque sle griten ahora
como 81 fuese una herelfa, que pre-
tende imponer un inpdesto sobre Ia
renta, 6 sobre la riqueza. Lo menos
que puede hacerse en- iusticia es re-
conocer que cuando cree tener alpc
que decir 10 dice sin ane Sc. 10 impi-
dan consideraciones personales. Y
en- este case, por muche. que su acti-
tud lie valga y 10 ena1tezea entire cief.
tos elementos, sus nrevos amigos no
pueden igualar tcdavia en- este pals
nj por su n1mero 4 los amigos que
pierde quien aquf sc las atreve con
Su Majestad el Dinero,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-30
Noticias cubanas

Habsna, "a de Abril.-El Senado
Ieligi6 para su presidential al senor San
chez Dolz, y para secretaries prinerov 3
Hsegundo q los ,sedores Frias y Recio.
Los dos primeros son .moderados y Ii
tberal el tiltimo.
Las brigadas de limpieza y desinFec-
ci0n trabajan actinamente desde que eli
Presidents Estrada Palma dedic6 Saoo.-
600 a esos servicios.. Tambien traba-
ia mucho Ia brigada destinsda a la per
.secuci6n yexterminip de los nosquitos.
Fue desechada "a protesta contra Ia
election del general Emilio Ndnez
para el gobierno de la Habana Sc
fundaba Ia protesta en- la ley espanola
que prohibia a los funciouarios p6bli-
cos dedicarse.a empresas 8 negocios
particulares.
En- cumplimiento de su promesa del
.diasS, Ia mayor parte de los estivadores
Sc declararon en- huelga para secundar
q los empleados del Ferrocarril Elecz
trico &C. "a Hahana, que piden aunlell-
'to'de sneldos.y estan en- huelga desde
ell Iae Marzo. la resoluci6n de los
estivadores induio otros muchos en-
pleados dc los muelles y el puerto I
seguir su ejemplo. En- vista de que
la huelga deslos esnpleados, del Ferro-
'carril Electrico ha hecho casi comple-
TO fasco, lastentativss de huelga ge-
neral excitan escaso interes.
Habana, I6 de Abril.-Don ManuoI
Sianeiras hanauero y iefs. de la Compa-
ifa Azucarera Silyeira, result6 grave
mente herido a consecuencia de haber
chocado contra un arbol ell autom6viI
en- que regresaba de Mariel. Result6
con un brazo roto, vsrios huesos de Ia
cara tambi6n facturados y Sc teme que
pierda I'm ojo. Los que iban con eI es-
caparon con ligeras lesiones. Eran
don Jose Maria Mora de Nueva York
y don IsidTo Fontanills. FL autom6vil
es propiedad de un hijo del fnado pc
neral Maxine Gomez Sc ha telegra-
fisdo la esposa del se1or Silveira, que
esta en- Santiago con sus dos hiios.
Tambien ha sido llamado por tel6grafo
ell socio de don Manuel Silveira, don
NJ. Ceballos, que Sc halla en- su ingenio
de Ciego de Avila.
La junta ejecutiva del partido mo-
dorado cubano Sc reuni6 esta maflana
para discutir la question del acta del
diputado don O Garcia. Sc acsrd6
conyocar a junta extraordinaria para
ell IS de Abril. Este asunto sigue sien-
do objeto principal de la discussion en-
esta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-30

para .sufrir las durezak de una cam
pafla, Ia educaci6n que Sc nccesita no
es la que prspone el cdrpnel Larned.
Decia ell duque de Wellington: ..Lo
mejor serfa que no hubsera en- el eikr-
cito mas que caballero& mandados por
caballeros; como ESQ noes possible, con.
tentemonos con tenef Yerdidos nanda-
dos por caballcros" Eta es- Ia formu-
la del serviclovoluntarlo que no atr ae.
-sobre todo en- los pafsks de desarrollo
economico, mas que a 10 peor de Ia
poblacion civil, no saN en- tiempos de
crisis industrial, come segdn Sc ha
|visto, hace constar ell horonel Larned.
Con el servicio obligaAorio, tendrian
los Estados Unidos IN personal inta-
chable; pero no piensauk en- establecer
ese sistema, nj por aikbf0 10 necesitan,
puesto que Sc contertsAacon IN eierci.
to active pequefio -
" ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-30

quedarfan despachados pronto y ba-
ratio 4 razon de $4,000 y de SECURE
que cafoneros y torpederos harlan
muy buen negocio con un arancel
paternal de $4,000 por viaje.
No faltara quien olga 6 piense q1c
10 mejor serfa castigar de firrne 4 los
trangresores y cortar el NAL por lc
sano. Pero csc remedio no es apli-
cable 4 los marinos. Sc declarariar
en- huelga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-30
La justicia americana

john F. Gaynor Y Beniamin d.
Green, personajes de grandes in
huencias politioas de posici6n So
cial y monetaria, despues de uno dc
los juicios mas ruidosos que Sc ha-
yam presentado en- los Tribunales
|americanos, han sido condenados 4
cuatro amos de presidio y 4 pagar una
multa de $4,000.
Los eXpreSados indivfduos obtu
vleron contratos para Ia reparaci0n y
cquipo de las forta1ezas en- la costa
atlantica; y seg1n aparece no fueron
tan escrrpulosos en- Ell maneio de
fondos que de1ara de notarse en- las
Icuentas I'M deficit montante 4 una
sanla igual q Ia cue les ha sido i'm
puesta como mu1ta.
HaSta ah1 las cosas estarfan en- 81
terreno de 10 1egftimo y iusto en
cuanto al castigo; pero resulta ahora
que, de acuerdo con Ell Codigo penal
81 bien es cierto que Ia prision por
los cuatro amos Sc hace efectiva. no
10 es fnenos que 81 juran que actual-
meuteluo p0seen bjenes de fortuna
por valor $40, Ia multa les seTa con
denadas Z como cuatro amos Sc van
como IN Soplo,. seIla mucho y muv
excerelopal sil virtud 81 10 iuraran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-30
COntTabandO de- COpaza
n. ~ a.


A los muchos ejemplos de invent
va, espiritu de empresa y genio Co
mercial que pueden citarse en- favor
del gran pueblo de los Estados Uni
dos hay que aladir uno jamas sofado
hasta ahora, ell de conYertir q uno de
sus acorazados en- veIfcrlo Y tapade-
ra de un contrabandoede $500
Olga el lector:
El acora zado Oregon, proceden-
te de Hawaii y las Filipinas, ,1lleg6 a
San Francisco de California con des-
tino al cercano arsenal de Bremen
ton, donde hay que echarle unos re-
miendoS de importancia. Su enfcr-
medad consiste en- no poder disparar
los cafiones de IL .pufgadas sin que
Sc lie resientan las entretelas y Sc le
abran y separen las cast1llas. Horas
antes de salir el barco para Bremen
ton empezaron & reosbirse ALI v en-
San Francisco telcgFAgaAs del minis
terio de la Guerra que olfan 4 queso.
I'm primer lugar, orden de que no Sc
desembarcase bulto nj. eQuipaie al
guno, sino que asf oficiales como tri-
pulantes tuvieran el suyo pronto pa
"a que 10 examinasen los inspectores
de aduana de Bremerton.
Item mas, que no ftfese TN alma 4
TERRA hasta que Ia aduana localizase
el consabido olor & ques0, tan fuerte
one habia trascendido hasta Was
hington.
Dir aquellas 6rdenes Y empezar
las idas y venidas de las lanchas del
acorazado entire este y tierra-hrme
tue todo uno. La prensa estima en-
tres cuartos de million de pesos el
valor de los alijos que allf Sc hicie-
ron toda prisa; ;-baltos. cajas, baules
maletas y paquetes, todo fue 4 tie.
ira.
La compaffa del expreso Wells
Fargo di0 recibos por 2,28Q bultos
provinientes del Oregon. Ell fe.
rrocarril de Santa FG expidi6 certif-
cado de fete por 900 baulesy caias
muchos de los cuales oonstan en- los
recibos que pesaban varios cientos
de libras Tras los bultoS fugitivos
Sc enviaron tclegramas q docenas 4
las autoridades aduaneras de todo 81
pals ordenandoles, algo tarde quizzs
que Sc desvivieran por atrapar, de-
tener y examinar todo aquel chan.
chullo que hula desalado de San Fran.
cisco, en- todas direccioneS.
Algunos bu1tos de los que procu-
raron hurtar Ell fdem quedandose
achantaditos en- San Francisco han
ca1dO va en- poder de la aduana. one
los halo en- TN cobertizo de aquella
ciudad. Eran seg1n dicen los des-
pachos de gran yalor Y contenfan
lpiezas de ricas sedas del Oriente, OBJ
jetos artlsticos y curiosidades, iue-
gos de percelana fna y gran cantidad
de marfl.
Vaya ell lector comentando 4 su
gusto, que nosotros estamos algo de
Iprisa. El gobierno y la aduana bus
Ican medios de atajar esta nueva pro-
fesion de los marinos de guerra. v
Ipor 10 que valgan vamos a proponer-
les dos. Pri1nero: en- cuanto lleque
un acorazado, anclarlo en- medic de
la bahia, enbargarle .cuantos botes y
lanchas tenga Y enviar 4 fsordo I'm
|centenar de aduaneros.. Segundo: 81
este medic no convene s no res1llta.
|queda el rectlrso de. inponer en- nd
ineros redondos tin derecho aduanero
de $5O.ooo,a 4 cuanto acorazado nacio-
nal asouae por estos puettos despuks
de IN via5e algo largo, Los crsaceros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-30

Las Qvaeiones de San Sebastian Sc
ran a1n mayoreg EN- Madrid.
Nuestro ministro de- Estado acab6
So intervi1 hablando de las cordiales
relaclones franco espaflolas,. que sin
tetiz0 en- una frase feliz:
"Con todas las naciones tiene Is
pafia lazos de annistad; con Fruncia
sor de fraternidad."