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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-22
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La 1mprenta vaticana ha publicado
la "Gerarchia Cattolica" (Terarqufa
Catolica Tornado por el Sumo Pom
tiflce, el Sacro Colegio de Cardenales
Patrlarcas, Orzobispos y Obispos.
P1o < es el 258 Soberano Pont1fi-
ce desde San Pedro hasta hoy. Ma
clio en- Rieses, Cli6cesis de Traviso, en-
2 de Junio de 1880 y fu6 e1egido el
4 de Agosto de 1903 y coronado Ell 8
del mismo mes.
Fl Sacro Colegio consta en- la actua.
lidad de cincuenta sietc Cardena-
les, sefs de la orden de Obispos, cua-
renta tres de Ia presb1teros y ocho
de las de diaconos.
DE estoS cincuenta Y siete Carde-
males hay uno, el Cardena1 Oreglla
di San Stefano, creado por Pfo TX;
c1ncuenta y dos 10 fueron por Leon
XIII y cuatro por Pfo x. Dos de les
creados por este 1ltimo Papa han
muerto, el Cardenal Spinola, creado
en- Ell 1ltimo Consistorio de IL de Di-
ciembre y muerto en- 20 de Enero de
este aflo, y Ell Cardenal Caleqar,
Obispo de Padua.
Los demas Cardena1es muertos ba-
jo el Pontiicado de Pfo x. son die7.
Su eninencla Sebastian Herrera Es-
pinosa de los Monteros, de la Con-
gregacjon del Oratorio, Arzobispo de
Valencia, el benedictino Pedro Tere-
mfas Clesia, Arzobispo de Palermo;
Mani Moncenni, Obispo de Sabina;
Cenito Langeniuex, Arzobispo de
Reims; Andres Ajute, Rafael Plonoti
dominica. Pedro Lamberto Gossens,
Arzobispo de Melinas, Adolfo Re.
maud, de la Congregation del Orato-
rio, Obispo, de Auton; Aquiles Ma
nara, Arzobispo de Ancora Obispo
de Umana, y Guillermo Jose Sabane
Arzobispo de Rennes.
De los 81 Cardenales, "a son italia
nos y p extranjeros; 20 residen en-
Roma y son considerados como Car
denales de Curia, los demas residen
en- sus respectivas diocesis
Entire los que residen en- Roma f.
guran euatro extranjeros; los sefIore S
Marry del Val secretario de Estado
de Su Santidad, espafi, j nacido n
Londres, Matthew. nacido en- Ein-
vile (Francia); Steinhuber, nacido
en- Uttian, di6cesis de Panau (Bavie-
| Ira), y Wives y Tuto, espafiol nacido
en- San Andres de Llavaneras.
Tambien fgura en- IA "Gerarchfa
la lista de los Arzobispos Obispos
residences, en- n1mero de o3o, y tifu-
lares en- el de 382. Siguen las aba
d1as y prelaturas "mullius diocessis
delegaciones, vicariatos. prefecturas
apostolicas y 6rdenes religions.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-22
LEYES DE 1906

Sc hallan a la venta en- la Lii
brerfa del BoLETIN las leyes de
1905, acompafadas de I'm vo
l1men de gran utilidad para los
letrados y el publico en- general,
cQnteniendo la LEY de evi-
dencia' y IA APPENDICES de 1eyes
de otras Asambleas references
tambien a Ia prueba en- 10 civil.
Precio de las dos obras.. S 200
Ley de evidencia, compra-
da separadamente.. -. 5 $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-22

ru1senor; 81 os hubiera cabido
en- suerte ser insecto fulgurante
y alado, yuestra alma discreta,
seria mindscula luciernaga; y
aun s1endo estrella .... (ya las
nac1entes sombras nocturnas in
vaden los huertos.) Levanto los
oJos, y Aldebaran fulgura como
una d1scTeta lagrima en- ell rim
con mas obscure de los cielos.
.EssgM DsS@m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-22

RE iea TRtsKsfsS
No hay misterio alguno en- la
TERRA que no tenga ST. rec on
ditto pre- stigio, como Ell marmol
olfmpico en- la entrafla de las
canteIas, 8 como el falgido va
cimiento de ORC en- cl coraz6n
de la nina.
La naturaleza esta rodeada
de enigmas; dij6rase que sc re-
gociia hacienda norecer dc su
seno inagotable todo cuanto es
delete y placidez de los ojos.
En- el obscure laberinto de las
frondas coldmpianse los nidos,
donde hay hestas de colores y
trinos; CORE la tuente por entire
he1echos y espadanas, y va So
mormujeando en- su cancion de
bohemia agrestes coloquios de
idilios montaneses. En- el fon-
do de los mares, entire las ma
dreporas y los musgos marinos,
el herido molusco cuaja su liam
to en- pcr1as radiosas, y los BAN
COS de corales, cual ST fuesen Ia
sangre de muchos crepusculos
vespertinos, fingen bajo las ga
sas de las aguas la decoracion
de un incendio. Enla humlldc
colmena atesorase Ia miel blon-
da que brilla al sol como el orc
fundido; del charco infecto le-
vantase el vapor que ha de
transformarse en- nubes y entire
las ramas espinosas erige la
rosa 81 din1inuta anfora purpd-
rea, cual una gentii cortesana
defendida por sus siervas.
Hay almas que para hacer el
bien son si]enciosas y pensati-
vas; desb6rdase de elias la bon
dad bajo el ala del misterio,
pues temen que la pdblica Gu
riosidad las empaflc 8 que el
aplauso de la gente las haga
sonrojar.
iSenorita! sois pensativa y ST.
lenciosa; sols buena con los an
cianos y carlnosa con los nifos.
Con igual fervor besa1s las blan-
cas- melenas donde los amos han
acumulado sus lnevitables es-
carchas, que los taloncitos su
yes cuya piel flna parece ami
marse con Ia sangre de las ro,
sas. Vuestra alma es una per-
la dolorosa porque vive y Sc nu-
ire con la ajena desgracia; sois
caritatlva, annals las flores y os
GUSTAV los versos. Vuestro CO.
Tazon es un fecundo venero de
caridad; 20 he visto, favoreci-
das pOr la sombra nocturna, ten.
derse vuestras manos hacia las
de los mendigos como dos ce-
lestes ancoras misericordiosas.
La infnita vanidad del to-
do, que dilo Leopard. no os ha
descontado el suefio de vues-
tras noches, segura como estais
de que Ia recompensa de las
buenas obras no esta en- la di-
vulgaclon de elias sino en- ell
propio y generoso silencio de
quien las prodiga.
ST por una maravillosa me-
tempsfcosis, la naturaleza os
hubiera dado los opulentos atri-
butos de la flor, serials tlmida
vloleta, humilde hermana del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-22
Alma nOctJ1pna

"El alma ds les kasrsss Ists ac
assAs, psrsus d lis dasrns al sal
son 81 Vlsfar sessrs ass aussits en-
sI iirs; as ssths srsRaR la asres
assasaadas J sEsaaa AarmMas; d.
HasAs 10 niran sa les sstssssss
Is sstrsllas paliaa'; d HesAs ssa.
taE lss raissEsrss'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
He Was Today Commissioned
Justice Of The Peace and
Notary Public, 10 Sue
Ceed +. S. Bradley.
CHOSEN BY GOVERNOR LEA
Mr.. Robertson is Now Clerk of
the Department of Elec-
tions, and HIS Appoint
ment Makes a Va
CanCy There.

Governor Lea today appointed James
". Robertson justice OF the peace TO
NIL the vacancy caused by the expira-
tion Of the term OF FranclsS S. Bradley,
the expiration Of the latter's term
being uue TO the fact that his name
was not sent to the Senate for con-
hrmation.
Mr.. Robertson is clerk Of the De-
partment OF Elections. lie was for
merly representative in the General
Assembly and also a member Of City
Council.
He was also the candidate of the
Union Republicans for State Senator
10 the First district of the city at the
last election, but was defeated by
George w. Sparks, the Regular hepub-
lican candidate.
The selection Of Robertson for justice
Of the peace will cause vacancy in
the secrelaryship Of the Election
Board, which may be filled at the
meeting tomorrow night.
Mr.. Robertson was also appointed
notary public. The term of each Office
is four years and the commissions are
subject to confirmation by the Senate
at Its next session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
MUTH KIDNAPPING CASE.

Associated Press Dispatches by Special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa, June lS.-Frederick
Muth. aged Z years, who was lured from
a public school in this city by an un-
known man last Tuesday, has not yet
been returned to his home. II IS said
that the boy has been found and that
the 1000 reward offered by Charles
Muth. father OF the lad, win be paid to
the person who located Frederick The
rumor that the boy had been found
spread quickly in the neighborhood Of
Muth's place Of business, and a crowd
gathered to welcome the return OF the
boy.
Muth, it is reported left the city this
morning His destination was not
divuqed. but it is believed that he has
gone 10 New Brunswick n. j., or Jersey
CITY. in both Of which places. it is reported
the boy has been located.
A telegram was received here today
from New York. stating that Mrs Gustav
Brandus of 4lO St. Marks avenue, Brook
lvn. an aunt of the missing boy, is led to
believe that Frederick will be at her house
today.
FREDDIE MUTH Is FOUND.
Philadelphia Pa, June lS.-Fred-
die Muth, the kidnapped boy, has be n
found.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
VACATIONS FOR pOSfM6N.
The Carriers wnl Begin 90 Take rhci
Annual srips on Jul, Sd.


Annual srips on JuiY Sd.
The annual vacations at tho post
office will begin ON July 2d. The car
riers will take their vacations as fol-
lows:
July ID to 10th Messrs. Sehl, Hen
derer, Baldwin and Mclean.
July 18th TO 3lst-Iaylor Sheui
White and Bowers.
August lst 10 l5th-Iurner, Duly
Lutz and Rittenhouse.
August 18th 20 3lst-koulk, Oliver,
Sylvanus and Coyle.
September lst TO 10Th Price, Gabke,
Mason and Sterling
September 18th 10 3Oth-Gee, Finger,
Glynn and Speakman.
October lst to l1th-Poinsett, Rick
ards, Sasse and Goslin.
October nth TO 3lst-Glasgow, Icy,
Sidwell and Wilcox.
November lst to 18th Cannon,
Roberts, Davis and Howett
November 10th TO 3Oth-Hopki ins.
Bowers and Lloyd.
Carriers Icy and Richards are now
taking a vacation. They were ap.
pointed to the force since last July
and arc each entitled TO 1919 days,
which they forfeit If they do not take
the vacation before the end of the
fiscal year.
The clerks will begin 90 take theii
vacations on July 9th, going of thre'
at a iime The first to take their va
cations will be Messra. Bell, Smith
and Downs.
Clerk Reed is i'll at his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
Meat inspection Provisions OF The
Agricultural Bill Will be
Amended 10 Partly Meet
The PRESIDENTS VIEWS
Alter Which lhe Measure Will be Sub.
mlIIsd 10 President Roosevelt
by Speaker Cannon.
Associated Press Dispatch BY specI,l wI,..

Washington, June is. The House
committee on agriculture TODAY author
ized Chairman Madsworh and Repre-
sentative Brooks Of Colorado TO amend
the meat inspection provision of the
Agricultural bill To meet the views of
President Roosevelt. after which the
measure will be submitted to- the Presi-
dent by Speaker Cannon.
IL Is stated that not all of the Prcsi-
dent suggestions will be accepted If the
wishes Of The committee are complied
with. Tie discussion TODAY made it
plain that there was no objection TO
eliminating the court review provision
as sugge gesicd by the President: also. that
his wishes that the Civil Service Com
mission furnish the inspectors will be
complied with There is opposition to
placing the date Of manufacture ON the
label and to inserting the words in
the Judgment Of the Secretary of Agri-
culture . thus making the Secretary the
hnal authority regarding the measure.
There was some criticism by members
OF the committee as TO the method TO be
employed IN handling the measure. as no
Republican members who presented
minority views or any Democratic mem
bers Of the committee are to have any
thing TO do with drafting the substitute
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
HARD AND PAST AGROUND.
Associated Pres Dispatch BY special wires

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York. June 1S.-The Italian
steamer Vincenso Bonnano, which went
ashore on Fire Island bar yesterday. was
hard and fast aground today. The life
savers were on constant watch on the
beach 70 render assistance If It became
necessary. The captain and crew OF the
disabled steamer and her one passenger
remained on board The wind had veered
TO the southeast. and should it increase
in force the position Of the disabled
steamer would become serious Early
this morning the crew Of the Point Of
Woods Liiesaving Station brought their
lifeboat and other apparatus 10 a con-
venient place on the beach and, after rig
ging a line to the steamer, awaited the
call. There seemed no hope at that time
Of floating the steamer for many hours AS
the tide was falling steadily.
The Bonnano went ashore during the
dense fog last night, while bound TO this
port from Girgentini and Palermo, Sicily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
A FINE EXHIBITION.
Work Done by the Children OF No. is
School.

Work Done by the Children OF No. IS
School
At No l3 School Seventeenth and
Union streets. on Friday afternoon, q
public exhibition was held of work done
during the term just ended, including
sewing. and was attended 10y hundreds
of interested parents and friends of the
children The exhibit was the second
one held at the school and was success.
Some of the work was marvellous in its
execution. Each room had its own dis
play The work Was attmctively ar
ranged ON charts boards and otherwise,
and consisted Of cutting painting wcaV-
ing, constructive work of different designs,
mountings. nlilia work &c, and reflected
great credit upon the teachers and pupils.
The boards were gnccd hy beautiful de-
signs. In which the child contributed his
aid. Even in the lowest grades some of
the painting received a great dead OF praise
from the parents.
The work is carried systematically
through the school, and by the time the
child has reached the grammar grades b,
has developed a training of eye and hand
Fine specimens of writing were als'
noted. excellent language work. pen nn'
ink sketches. and in every known way thl
child was allowed 10 express itself.
Even music came IN for its attention
and some of II WIS beautifully written
fine enough for manuscript use.
Sewing was displayed also, and wa
greatly admired. Having the use OF /
sewing machine In the school this brancl
of work was aided % great deal
Those who did not attend this exhibi
missed seeing some fine work ,as eveyonl
who expressed their delight and pleasun
ut an they saw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
TERROR TO FROGS.
Ferocious Goldfish Which Is an Ex-
pert Butter Ont

pert Butter Out
A goldfish which has run amuck Is one
of the curioitios OF New Brighton, Pa.
One of the residents has ornamcnted his
grounds with a number of small ponds. .in
which be grows water lilies and keeps
goldfish.
One pond in particular, says Outing.i is
inhabited by a single goldfish, a large
black one about three years old This
lonely hermit has takCna great dislike Co
the small frogs which swarm in an the
pools at this time of year, and will not
permit a single frog to come into his
pond.
The moment frog jumps In tho fish
attacks it.lashing the water with his tail
butting the frog with his head until he
drives it out. The frog sWins about in
dqzed way and finally climbs out
Almost any evening number of dis
consulate little frog can be seen sitting ia
row on the bridge edge of the pond
desiring bat not daring TO iumpin
The fish lately has become such an
autocrnt that he viii not permit o frog
even to hang a foot in the water. work
ing himself into such a frenzy. lashing
about and leaping ont Of the water, that
the frogs withdraw in fright and bowilder-
ment The incident is both amusing and
pathetic, depending on whether viewed
from the point of observation OF q spec
tatOr or a frog.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Senator Tillman Speaks on the Question
Of National Bank Contributions.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Senator Tillman Speaks on the Question
Of National Bank Contributions.
Washington June 1S.-Senator Till
man today again called up his resolution
providing for an investigation of the
question of national bank contributions
TO political campaigns and also relative
To the recent failure of the Chicago
National Bank
Speaking TO the resolution, Mr. Till
man saidthat SenatoT had waived
aside the resolution on the ground that
the Senate recently passed a bill pro-
/ hibiting the banks making campaign
contributions, but Mr.. Iillman contended
that such action on the part Of the SEN
ate was not sufficient. Believing that
the banks were the principal source of
revenue % the Republican political COM
mittees. he did not believe that the House
would pass the bin prior to the election
Of next ifall. Hence. he still felt the
! necessity for the investigation provided
/ for by his resolution. He insisted that
the resolution should be retroactive but
| confessed that he had little hope in that
/ direction. "The bankers will get an
immunity both for past offences" he
Speaking OF the Chicago bank failure,
/ Mr. Tillman presented extracts from the
| testimony Of Banker Fenton of Chicago
/ taken by the House committee on bank
| ing. to the effect that the disaster was due
to loans made by the bank TO cohcerns
in which the president Of the bank John
r. Walsh was interested. He claimed
| that this testimony showed that the
| Comptroller Of the Currency had known
for months before the failure that the
bank had in effect loaned S15,0O0OOO to
| its president
Senator Aldrich charged Mr. Tillman
with an effort TO try the case against
Mr. Walsh. saying that the matter was
in the hands of the Department of Justice
Mr. Tillman replied that he only desired
to secure an inquiry, adding that Mr.
/ Aldrich should mot pooh-pooh his efforts
and claim that everything in connection
with the Chicago bank is wholesome and
sweet when it is known that some If Mr.
Walsh's acts have been criminal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
W. G. T. U. Entertainment.

Following is the programme for the
entertainment tomorrow evincng at the
w. G.. r. u. headquarters, 100 West
Eighth street, Orchestra from Madolcy
y; solo. Miss Annie Hemphill of Della
ware City: recitation, Miss Bessie Jones
of Wilmington: solo. Mrs. j. C. Long of
Olivet Presbyterian Church; recitation,
Miss Sara NJ Milligan. St. Georges; ora
ton g.. A. Pappeman, tho first prize
orition for which Mr. Pappoman won
s35 In gold at the Delaware College con-
test An interesting feature of the even
ing will be the awarding of prizes for
temperance essays The FIRST prize is "a
three months course at Goldey College.
The second Is the New Castle county
prize of 50 In gold, presented by Ashton
laium of Wilmington a cordial in-
vtation Is extended to- all. Admission
will be free Ice cream and cake will be
for sale for the benefit of the special work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
CHIEF OF POLICE MURDERED.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Roanoke. Va. June 1S-Chief Of
Police William Reniro of Dorchester. Va
was shot and killed at that place last night
by unknown parties. Renfro heard shoot
ing in the suburbs Of the town and started
to investigate IT, when he was fired upon,
two shots taking effect and causing his
death at an early hour this morning The
officer made a dying statement, saying
that he did not recognize his assailants,
and so far there is no clue TO their identity.
Renfro had been chief Of police Of Dor
chester, which is a mining town, for a
number of years and was held in high
esteem.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18

When your Bowel-Musoles grow ilabby
they need Exercise to strengthen them -
not Physic Do 20 pamper them.
There's only one kind Of Artificial
Exercise for the BoweiM Muscles.
lis name Is CASCARETS, % and rs
price Is Ten Cents a box.
Cascareis act like Exercise on the
Muscles Of the Bowels. and make them
stronger every time they force these
Muscles to act naturally.
The stronger these Muscles propsl the
food, The stronger does tho friction Of the
faod act on the flow Of Digestive juices.
The moro Of these Juices that act on
SEQ, the more Nuirimeni does that food
sun into. and the richer nourohmoni do
the liiGo Suction Pumps Of the lntosunes
draw our Of q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
NOT 10 DISTURB POROHES.

street and sewer Departments Not Likely
10 Interfere with Those Which Have
Been Built.
Some people are under the impress
sion that street porches now being
built may have to come down il the
city should appeal from the decision
Of Judge Cochran in the matter and if
the law should be sustained, Judge
Cochran having decided that it is
invalid.
talked with some of the Street and
Sewer Directors about the matter and
be is Of the opinion that the porches
now being erected will not be inter-
fered with. The board may pass a new
resolution regulating porches in the
future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
PlTlABlE CASE.
Reported by Secretary wiggissworth Of
the board Of Health.

the Hoard OF Health.
Secretary Wigglesworth Of the Board
Of Health reports Titiable case at
7Ol Bennett street, which he has in
yestigated, and he finds the people
there worthy Of assistance.
Mrs. Emma A. Blanchfeld, aged %
years, who had been married only q
short time, died of diphtheria on Sat
urday. She and her husband lived
there with her parents, all having come
here about three months ago from
near Denton, Nd Mr.. Wigglesworth
visited the house yesterday and was
informed that they were in poor cir
cumstances and that a constable was
about TO take steps to collect a bill.
He was also informed that the young
woman's father, whose name is Robin
son, earns but little money and that
her husband is out of work. Mr..
Wigglesworth says there are six chil-
dren, all under II years Of age. The
neighhors have been helping them and
Mr.. Wigglesworth made a contribu-
tion. He suggests that others assist
the family.
The young woman who died was
buried yesterday and the house has
been fumigated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
Nn NEws rRoM BALLooNIsTs

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York, June 1s.-Up to 1870
o'clock this morning no news had been
received from Dr. Julian P. Thomas and
Charles Levee, who started on balloon
trip from this city yesterday. The last
word from the balloonists was when they
were seen near Little Falls, n. j., about
S. s.3Oo'clock last night
The object of DR.. Thomas in making
this ascension was to break his former
record OF so miles The two men were
well supplied with provisions, and no
anxiety Is felt for their safety
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
BRIDGE CONTRACTOR HERE.

John A. Kelley viii Probably Sign the
Contract Today for the Van Buren,
Street Bridge.
John A. Kelley Of Philadelphia who, a
week ago. was awarded the contract, by
the Board OF Water Commissioners, to
build the proposed bridge across the
Brandywine al Van Buren street, was in
Wilmington today and consulted his at
torney relative TO the papers required.
He will probably sign the contract this
afternoon.
Mr. Kelley's bid for the bridge was
$50 900. It is to be of concrete.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
GOLDEN JUBILEE
Celebration OF the Fiftieth Anniversary Of
the Republican Party.

Celebration OF the fiitieth Anniversary Of
the Republican Party
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa. June lS.-It was a
potable gathering which filled the his
ionc Musical Fund Hall today. when the
formal celebration of the 50th anniver-
ay Of the Republican party was in
|slgurated Delegations from all sec
tons OF the country are here to partici-
pate IN the golden jubilee. a feature Of
(which Is the presence of nearly 200 aged
msn. veterans Of the Republican party's
tnt battle 80 years ago, when John c..
Fremont was nominated for the Presi-
'dency The hall was crowded TO its
.apauty and while the heat and hui
/ |nidity caused much discomfort this was
forgotten In the enthusiasm of the dele
'gaes and their friends
The celebration is under the auspices
III the National League OF Republican
,lnbs which is holding its annual CON
Wnuon in connection with the jubilee
he officers of the league are President,
Hampton Moore. Philadelphia; Vice
President Sid b. Redding, Little Rock
Ark; Secretary, Ebert W. Weeks,
Guthrie Centre, Iowa; Treasurer, W. G..
Porter Sioux Falls. South Dakota.
With the address of welcome by Mayor
Weaver the celebration was formally
opened. and it viii continue until We'd
iedav