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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14

Delightful at Chevy Chase Lake.
Concert by Marine Band every evening"
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14

Fifty thousand melons have just arrived
At 11th street wharf, consigned to
A. FRANK EVANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14

Eat Rosenfeld's Ice Cream and You
eat the best. So H ne Phone East 1903.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14

12 & G. c. A. Muddiman & Co. g & IL.
Chicago-Jewel Gas Ranges always best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14

Quality Ice Cream That's Popular.
c. & S. Velvet Kind ideal dessert. Druggists.
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14
Lumber Trust Broken
Watermelons.

$500 Flooring now $3.50 per 100 IT. Lib
hey & Co.. 9th and N. Y. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14
The Most Hygienic Brewing Methods

are employed in producing "Old Glory. The
perfect purity of this sine dark beer makes
It a safe home beverage. For case, phone
w. 436, Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14

New Furniture and New Rugs
to be sold by auction Wednesday, 1870 am.
Wilson & Mayors 1927 and 1923 G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14
A Family of Twelve Children

In this city was raised on Schneiders Malt
Bread. In the twenty years physicians
services have not been needed. Raise your
children on Malt bread. At grocers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14
Goldenberg's Branch

II you are shopping at Goldenberg,s you
can leave Want Ads for The Star at the
Information Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July 1O--CATTLE-RecsiDts, 4.6oo head;
market steadyj common prime steers SG<6 25i
ssg$s 59 heifsrs So 75Gs5 & bulls g 7Sg$4 25 calves
Receipts. 16O0o head market foT pet strong; others
steady choice 20 prime heavy So 80 So medium 70
good heavy 50 7os6 so; butcsE weighs So 1889
good choice heavy, mixed. So 5eS9 Is; packing 50
Csc 65. SHEEP-Rsceipts. 12O00 head: market strong
to 100 hgher sheep So 2S-Se 23: ysarnSs. IS soGs7
shorn lambs. IS 4O9$6
Cincinnati July 1oSSs * sSsiVs; Sgse7srs ead ship
70 good shippers. 81 GS9sS -: couon s2s2 So sffEP
East RufalO, July 1O-CATTLD steady; veals rscspts
loo head: market slow and 25o lower ae sstO2sT RI
HOGs-Recepts 500 head; market active; heavy mixsd
xorksrs pigs, 81 lOs 49, dRtrtss SO 1851 EFfPp
AND LAGBs-Receipts. 600 head; market activa and
steady: prices unchanged
Kansas CITY; July -cAIrIE-Rseeipts. I20Oo head.
Including 1880 SOuthern5 market steady 70 Zoe Ioyr.
top 50; stoaEs end feeders strong higher choice
soyt sne cEessG oset stesTs ~ fair 70 good $50
ers s3SexSs go southern steers s. s58s5i Southern
ss0s5 90; bulls, s2 2S0ss calves Sc 66Gs5 40 IIoes
Receipts l2Op9 head; market 30 higher tor 81 TTl&,
bulk q sales So 659Se T2s; heavy ss 7sdsa 4,s pao
eFs 70 seS1 %; pigs and lights 50 41GS6 75 SfiEFp
Rsee-pss $3.50 head market steady ana active; lambs
- t54So ted sheep ana yearlings f5Gs0 3: Terss
Arizona spPec eaTlings S. SoGt6 IS Teas ana ATiaSaa
srs and feeders So 959S
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York July 10 lsos
BEEVES-Rsceipts were o cars or ans head Including
d sF a m o aaa car F9h @ the s.s2 sG' ana @
receipts reported for toInOrrov Dressed beef moved
~ and little extra beef selling at Sc IiveTSoo aSs
London cattle markets auOtably unchanged shipments
Sass s3d $50 quarters Ssst datssF sstInsss
CAVES Receipts were IS head all consigned for sale
Common to prime veals sold az S. SO@$ SO per 100 b
dressed xeais sod 7iiEo per country dressed a
gTassers and buttermlks at 5g7c
50 Siiset g DO & g. n E's @ l z ssd rEia os7ss
SHEEP HND IzMBsGRceipts i7 were eg 5 cars o. seas
head Including cars for slaugherers and $3 for the
sheep we're in demand and r others steady All grades
closed full steady for top gradss GgIst but not LEVER i
Common to prime sheep sold at So 50dS5 50 per los ib
Ss "a 10 oEanaIX 7 70 ea9ss & lambs af s. sS9Ss &
70 rm at s@1G.sc q; dressed lambs hTm at lOaisc
salesSicI cI'6srs0Rl CO.. 2ss yl5siaia lamss n
1s6 81 g n at rs KsasasSy g. 9 g r. r. at 81
II Virginia culls 81 iO az s6 90 Virginia sheep. IS 10.
TOSin s5an6on i 2s So K5ss1tusky Sen labs % 2s
25a DO 90 n at IS virginia sheep 100 n. az S. 50;
Rabensteln; Harris 8 cOnns7 sSs Virginia lambs e2
ie at s9 24o Kentucky DO q r. s. s71; 2ss 40 6s
oS ~ S.: Virginia do. 9s n at IS 50; RentucES S
B. Gibson Co: 2ss Virginia lambs az n at IS 70;
S.oS Ss o. n Co at a 81 West Eh Vn sAis & So e F. n e a 8 b
@ SSs DO g n a. g: 25S Xrgnia DO q 10 as 50 12s
= Kentucky sheep. i2I ~ at s. 81 west Virginia a.
$ Sanders: q 8 So Ksatacy lambs Is at 50
at s. 7o 8si DO g. r. q s.; 59 To- g r az g W So
West virginia do 81 n at 50 u.s. 29T DO 65 10 AZ So:
241 Kentucky do 60 10 at 50 so: 2S5 6G 10 at SIS 1
400 Indiana DO as 70. az S.: "a Indiana cus "A I az
Ss n at IS 5o virginia do los r. at S 50: 90 i6o
~ at So; 81 do, 81 10, at 81
S. Judd & 20S Virginia lambs 60 10 az SO 1914:
gao DO eS fb at s. 12as Virginia sheep. Ss 10 s5
HoGs-Recspts we're % cars or A5s7 head. all for
slaughtereEs- No sales live weight. Feeling firm
on Buffalo adVtces-
Sales Judd Co Date yesterday: q state hogs ls0
70 average. at 81 SO per 100 70; 50 ISL 10 at 50 G0
% DO. 1S1 10 at 81 So 6S mixed western go 10 al
So eos So DO 162 n et So so; roughs. 500 l SO SO
Sanders nate yesterday; 25 hogs l5g %. az
81 rs: 44 100 at So IS; 6S DO 40 10 az So 2S
Soughs 011 ~ az SO 25.
]. c. Curtis & Son date yesterday: state hogs. 30
10 81 8O 4e 40. 168 10. 81 IS; rough. $50 10
SO S5; Toushs. S45 ~ at SO SIS; 90. geo D. So so
W. r. Hume date yesteFday): 20 hogs. 1e8 n.
at 81 80: roughs 225 10 at 50 so
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

the week ending Tuesday, July 10. 1906
BEANS AND PEAS-Recepts for the week, 2I1 bbls
beans and bags 4sA & 55s 6S91s fa ba
been bags 8sry peas & P1 9Tnt the the last % Exp0Ts have
bought spSFingiy ana Legal TRACE seemed 20 nave 6eS
beans are ly. and occagonal peddling Gales are
beans have weakened little: recent sales at s. 81 and
acter, Red Eidnsy have ruled frn some holders
9Sking $S o. but sales above q UI o are 9 ~
sale at present Quotations Scotch peas steady we
SSoe sOod 81 55a SO aG o 81 a
5s 9R1 d Sel sa 81 dBBss dBs sRoiS sRols 8 @ E TO TO I
1te SOUP Gp S. soss sS yellow eye 81 5S ms Cali
f0a S @ foR 'ah the %ss sssS % pEg last
week 20 s4s pkg0 exports to EpPoRs 100 Phgs ana to
report the market ruled T1n, With very good demand
to 2ic and holders generally demanded 40 for their
hnsst lines These prices checked the buying consider
the close prices have been put down s and the market
wording out moderately proportionae prices State
taIon creamery scarce and largely nominal Fac
tory has improved slightly and closes arm Packing
per n IsfcaHts esnss oacai qSotsfion zion
do thirds 1913 5171sc state dairy tubs fresh fancy
thirds i5aiSo Western Initiation ees@sTy sEtiss isisc
60 F'a % &c; 90 e1seaS m D 40
Western fse9ry a1ss nc; & 90 sssonds l6SSlSse DO
cHEEsE.-Rscepts to-day. s4.7OS bo1es exports
Europe 44OI boxes and 70 other countries $50 boxsR
The market has shown very little change in the general
have continued liberal while demand for email cheese
u4 only Inod0T2tey 4GlSes receivers nave
had considerable surplus which has had 20 into
Present prices are considered high as speculative basis
and there has been very utee important demand for
storage purposes the cheese during
portion Of last showed less effects
heat but the current receipts this week have genera
shown up IN nno condition as weather vas cool when
the ohease shipped While occasional lots OF high
cheese have been taken by particular buyers
slight premium, cheese hRg offered
freely at lie and some very nice lots have been shaded
Nc while poorer grades to Ga GlOo ana
sour cheese low So Large full cream cheese has
rather plenty, fairly good from
exporters ana pTicss Armly hold Large skins have lit
dc Gltss sxosps 70 szIoEs@sss and e%1s2ad lreA As
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, July 10. 1908
coFFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day. ana Of
the total business OF 1900 bags reported bags
were exchanges from September to later positions leaving
market opened dull unchanged prices keeping with
teatureless early news but sagged of months
during the day, result OF liquidation close
was quiet net unchanged points lower The evening
up OF the September position is beginning plenty
time time 20 avoid notices which Of course will not be issued
already beginning TO shift their holdings would sug-
gest that the speculative interest position
large one 1t not for the fact that trading for
considerable period past has been very quiet and the
market has been undergoing less lquda
ton for several months At any there seemed be
uneasness the Street interest
or the effect OF its evening up the market
was change in the general The European
kets made steady showing, with Havre unchanged
Hamburg unchanged to Pfg lower. OF the Brazilian
markets Rio 25 reis higher and IN
changed Receipts at Brazilian points continued under the
ngures OF year ago the two ports reporting 10000
the state OF Sac Paulo continued fine favorable
harvesting and marketing operations The market
spot coee vas quiet with quotations the basis of
The range prices IN the local market
day as
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11

fairly good demand for Jumbo sheled but quality os
ss STpsS heTS TrI T not bring over Sac we 9gSts:
DO fancy 4AQ45o DO extra 81bc do Virginia. shellsa
Jumbo ia 493zo do Virginia. shelled 4+041ac.
do No g 292lse; DO Spanish. shelled No I. exc; 40
NO 2. S%Q41bc. HICKORY NUTS, per bush, s2lSS; DO
bull nuts. 81; BLACK WAINUTS. 5O975o; BUTTER
HAY AND STRAW-dAY-Demand good; receipts
supporting late local prices goOG
volume for this date Of and prices likely
hold up we'll unless arrivals become unmanageably liberal
The short crop suggestions which have appeared DO not
yet form faetor IN the situation Clover, mixed,
make full rate be OF exceptional quality quote;
Prime. large bales 100 n ST. I, e56ST1ac; No
No 759s0c; shipping 6OQS5e; clover. mixed
BEST 500; clover clear, 60c; other 6O96jc. STRAW
Business exhibits its usual moderation there
Is nothing 70 stimulate late prices. We quote: Long
per 100 10, $4,000 Receipts OF hay and straw.
reported at Produce Exchange today Hudson
River Railroad $40; Shore CO.. Erie 56o Psuusyl
Tsnia 1O Iehigh Valley, 1eo; Ontario Western, 2o
Central OF New Jersey 40 and river boats $50: total
l.540 tons. ReeeiDts of straw. 12o tone.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
R0CKAWAY BEAC
RED BANK LINE

leaves ETanIlln g.. Pier q. y. r.. daily a a.
Sundays O. m only for Highlands Rs9 Exlk. sr
Esoa toc. 4Loey Connection % Lole I-a-cn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July 1O-Ths wool market ts r1caerzge.y
active. with deep interest manifested fr all cassss
of the trade Naturally the attention a. tr tEzts IS
tuglsG toward the nav eli9. Prices ara csit arm.
TFasFs TeTnemhcrinS, On connection Win t~- In
creased demand for wool that coming Australian
wool clip reported The lsrssst snos ga:
continent Territory woolz taken steadily puli-d
Wools N constant demand kOEesl eftea arc neg
IsOts1. Prices Ghour as follows;
OHIO ana PennsvIVania Xxx ana aeoVs s3s34os x slo
02c No 4 STGGSs: no. 2 G1-5so; lls unSesAs6 Is >
$50; unwRsao9 cela1e. &5~s to washes eealls $50
SEC. Achsal-Eine WaS9ee, -sEe' = nloo.. g1sasaet.
washed Gelainss. 2lGese Asltuo4y. IuEla1a. etc
9. ana 3. bleed a--1ie 4oEfitoEy-IGaho. ra7 so
c4e: heavy. enc le~2oc Ale uscuIn 28sZ8c: nesi'us
c7Ges1s low medium. 2olzla; Wyoming. ens 2cress
esa; low medium. -5e-so. Utah an. Nevada. an. as3
$50; heavy me, ttlc; els me1lun. GsE-cs ra.1f,r,
cTd.sci low medium. 23023o Dakota So sexs1@~- a.,
medium Se; medium 2lG2sc: low usst.una n .2sc
y 'A-a-a-r4-7 elQ+ecs -s~-1ci 1ns average 23Aatc
fns ued4uis cAosc- -.S15c average .S2+oi atnnie n
~ msoium sf.aicA &.a.ee4 Average. aoe41a
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11

CoTToN-The cotton market was little more aot@tVe i've
to-day. sales being of about 100000
bales. prices ruled hrner firm net
advance Of to 13 points the gains being greatest the
new crop months. The opening steady at decline
OF point advance Of point. which just about
the local professionals liberal sellers evidently with
q view to breaking the market the good weather
news but their offerings quickly absorbed by lead
ing brokers' ana prices worked upward gradually The
weekly crop report midday issued by Washington
special promote additional
activity but publication continued
hrm. and the high point reached in the late ses-
sion, with the close within a point so Of the top
Daily weather reports considered favorable but
there crop damage reports from the Eastern
belt these with the steadiness OF
the market IN the face of generally bearish from
crop, and increased complaints
be attracting demand for long account
well covering Of shorts. Early sellers covered
after midday Liverpool made fairly steady showing
Prices closed advance Of 10 points.
the English spot market points lower sales of
AdVices South a
According Official reports the markets
unchanged TO 1-16c higher
The range contract prices in the local market
Gay follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

o. nt!ysgpool July lo-S5osinEs WHEAT. spot nominal:
tutnIs q9jet july g oisd: September Is 6G:
- sac CohN spot quiet; American mixed Ga
1Vaa tutues quiet; July a. Ilad; September Tlsd
YEAS Canadian steady 6s G1ad. FLOUR ST. Louis fancy
winter steady. Sd. HOPS IN London CPacae cossfI
ssoaoy - os9tS l6s EtlE steady; extra India msss
..S .os FORK @ nominal HAMS ebert cut. - % iG u
T. ols ca; shoFt rb 1G "a 10 6 long clear lielss
snL = 60 "a u. 61s ca; long clear iddles heavy s.
20 40 10 u.s. short clear backs 10 ~ Sis Og
oelns lA 20 10 n SIS ca LARD steady: prime West
efn IN heroes sos Sd American refined "a pals 3r
sA0VLDhhS. square ~ 60 70 n. strong. sss. Bur
1sAt nominal CitrsE steady American white.
steaGys Us ~ TUh-lEN-4Nk1 Spirits Gs!st, AS %.
saas% ttA LnianaD on a1es - u
New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
NFW York PRICES.

an. Ioites o-erines ans prices ouoes toloEsi Cali
scr1,a pa; san Antonio and Lxgrso 21s1&aos 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16
saria en- el pdb1ico e1 viejo actor al
declaraar con voZ gangosa:
ksHnsjsase, lies rsi, nss asz snes bsn nsss
la vasur.a' attend pas b asmdrs ats annsss

El teatro reson6 en- una carcaiada
general.
Mas, en- .cuanto pudo hacerse OR, el
actor voluio & repetir, esta vez con
yoz un POGO irritada, los anteriores
versos.
Ju nueuo coro de carcaiadas AGO
gi6 las palabras del "joven" Rodrigo.
Entonces el actor, fuera de 81, en-
carandose al pdblico exclamo:
-Voy a repetir. sef1ores, por terce-
ra vez. Os advierto, ESQ 81, que 81
|continuafs riendo, abandonar6 el tea
tTo...
EEL pdblico estimaba tanto Baron,
que pronto Sc hizo el silencio y Ia
funci6n pudo continuar.
Pero al llegar 4 una escena en- que
don Rodrigo cae de rodillas 4 los pies
de Jlmena, Baron no pudo 1evantar-
Sc, por mas que Jin1ena hiciera es-
fuerzos para ayudarlo. Fu6 necesa-
rio que vinielan dos sirvientes le-
vantar q don Rodrigo.
Baron Sc di6 por vencido y no vol
vio 4 hacer csc papel de galan
joven.
Y, para concluir. esta anecdota So
bre una representation del "Hora-
cio":
En- aquella epoca en- que las actri-
ces no Sc preocupaban de vestir en-
escena los trales caracter1sticos de
los personajes, sino que Sc confor-
maban con luclr las creaciones de la
moda.
Sucedio, pues, que una srtista que
hac1a el papel de Camilla, despues de
lamar su imprecaci6n contra Roma,
corrio, como era costumbre, hacia la
parte del escenario en- donde deberfaI
ser inmolada. Mas, 10 hizo con tan
mala suerte. que enredandose en- la
enorme cola de ST. traje, vino tie
IRA. FL actor que personi6caba 4 He
racio-y que no hay necesidad de de
cirlo, era frances y frances del sig1e
XVIII--contuvo ante aquel accidente
su Juror, quitose el sombrero con
exquisite galanteria tendio Ia ac-
triz su mano para levantar1a lie
varla en- seguida al sitio de la inmo.
laci6n.
Una vez ALI enca1ose bruscamente
el sombrero en- la cabeza, Sc enfure-
cid de nuevo y con mas brios que an
tes. y con la espada en- alto Sc lanzo
contra Camilla.
Y mientras Ia infeliz cayo Eluerta,
Ell pdblice Sc sacud{a de risa ante la
deliciosa escena que acabs ba de pre-
senciar. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16
Apuntes naisceIanicos
sM. ~. ~ j.

Solo 13 por ciento de las pobla-
c1ones lnglesas con menos de 1000
habltantes, tienen tranvias, la pro
porcion en- los Estados Unidos es
cuatro veces mayor.
-Ha sido puesto en- yenta en- Lon
dres el original de Ia sonata en- f ma.
yor (Op. S., 38o4 Waldstein, de Bee
thoven.
En- Nueya York hay 253 iglesias
catolicas en- las que existen al culto
100000 personas.
En- Alemania Sc hace notar mu-
cho la escasez de peritas de hero
mineral de hierro. La existencia
de manganese, que sc traen general
mente del Caucaso, es escasa y Sc te-
me SUDAN los, ;2recios para fin de afio.
Los trabajosi de piscicuhura lie
'vados 4 cabo en- Port Erin, isla de
Man, Inglaterra, dieron por resulta-
do mas de 5000, 900 de. peces que
fueron llevados al mar. Los expe-
rinentos emprendidos para criar
perlas no dieron resu1tado.
FL regalo nacional que hizo Di-
namarca al rey Haakon "a Ia reina
Maud en- su ascencension al trono.
fue clnco cuadros Y una vaiilla de
plata de so pleas.
-El professor Paulsan de Berlin
opira cue cuando m catedratico lie
ga los setenta 8 setenta Y cinco
amos, debe retirarse conservando el
previlegio de dar conferencias v Sc
gulr siendo IN niembro de la facul-
tad.
-Sigae aum entando en- Francia Ell
consume del alcohol. En- 1904 habfa
4oS,434 establecimientos donde sc
e1pend1a y en- 1905 ese ndmero era
de 475,5o3,
Alemania esta tendiendo Ia Sc
gunda secci6n de 81 cable al suroes-
te aleinan de Africa. .Fsta seccion
tiene unas cuatro mil millas de lar
90. la prlmera que tiene de 1ongi-
tud mas dos mil noventa Y nueve
millas, fne tendida de Emden 4 Vioo
hace diez afos.
No hace mucho IN leproso ruma-
no fac enviado de Inglaterra & su
pals natal, craz6 Alemania en- IN ca
rro &c carga se1lado y cuando lego
4 Austria las autoridades lie prohi-
bleron pToseguir su camjno porqne
no ten5a pagado e1 pasaje y Sc le re-
mltl6 otra Yez Londres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16
LAS kEaNgIAs BB HORESLsHR.

Tn despacho te1egra6co de Berlin,
rehriendose las Memorials del prfn-
cipe Hohenlohe, dice 10 siguiente.
LAS reve1aciones contenidas en-
las va famosas memorials del principe
Hohenlohe. sirven de regocijo q So
cia1istas democratas.
La prensa alemana, sin exception,
dice que dichas Memorials, dejan ver
Ia conducta moralidad, dudosas, de
las personalidades salientes del I'M
perio, incluso el Kaiser.
Sientese gran curiosidad por yer
la actitud en- que Ell Emperador sc
coloca respecto del principe Alejan-
dro de Hohenlohe, que, como tenien-
te general del distrito de Alsacia.
ocupa una alta situacion en- el Ejer-
cito.
La "Gaceta de Voss', reconocien-
do la enofne sensaci6n producida en-
Alemania, dice que Sc han puesto en-
claro escandalos politicos tan graves,
como hace nucho tempo no sc ha-
bfan visto.
Por 10 visto. en- asuutos de morali-
dad { irregularidades politicas. en-
todas parties cuecen habas; ESQ ST, en-
unas mas y en- otras menos, puesto
que segdn vemos en- el suelto trans
critic, en- Alemania, hasta Ell Kaiser
las cuece ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16
S0Id0 de los eSpOSOS Roosevelt
PARA COLON
Causas del viaje del Presidente
q Panama
(DEL EVENING POST DE NEW YORK;

Washington, Noviembre Sci Pre-
sidente Roosevelt y 81 seflora saldran
de Washington esta tarde para el
Istmo de Panama. Inmediatamente
este en- el Istmo examinara las con-
diciones que afectan 4 los empleados
|mecanicos, de acuerdo con los infor-
mes suministrados por el Presidente
|Gompers Y e1 Vice-presidente O'Con-
nell de la Federation Americana del
Trabajo.
Mr.. O'Connel discutio hoy con Ell
Presidente Roosevelt, particularmen-
te sobre los maquinistas, de los cua-
les hay actualmente empleados en- el
Istno cerca de 400.
Su distribution por classes es dis
tinta que la que Sc hace en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. y este complica consi-
derablemente el asunto.
Tambien Sc ha alegado que Ia ley
de ocho horas referente 4 esta clase
de trabajos Ia sido violada y el
Presidente Roosevelt investigara el
asunto, tomando medidas sobre este
Y otros medios relacionados con las
viviendas y trasporte de los trabaja-
dores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16

y es probable que llegue e1 ~ por la
mafana 4 Wolf Trap Light, donde
trasbordara al Dolphin y en- Ia no
che del ~ estara en- Washington.
81 anterior itinerario ha sido mo-
modifcado en- parte, pues habi6ndose
senalado Ell 22 como fecha para su
arribo 4 Ponce, sin EN- mbargo, llegara
el 2I, segdn cab1egrama dirigido con
fecha de aver al Honorable Goberna-
dor Winthrop.
Probablemente Mr.. Roosevelt sal
dra de San Juan de Puerto Rico, en-
la madrugada del 22, para los Estados
Unidos.
HORSOr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16
OTRAS DOS ANBCDOTAS
DE CORNEILLE

He aqui otras an6cdotas references
4 la representation de algunas obras
del celebre escritor:
Uno de los Interpreters mas famo-
SOS de Corneille ha sido Ell actor Ba-
ron.
Pues bien, este actor va no era IN
ioven, como que contaba ochenta ]
tantos amos. cuando tuvo la ocurren-
cia de desempehar Ell papel de Don
Rodrigo en- la tragedia del Cid
Imaginad ahora ei efecto que cau-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16

dente Roosevelt y su acompanamien-
to embarcara en- el acorazado desde
el aviso Dolphin. !"
Los photos que estan & bordo de
los buques de guerra esperan haber
pasado los Cabos de la boca de Ia
bahia con rumbo Panama, las z
de Ia madrugada de maflana.
81 Louisiana ha sido cquipado
con IN bote salvavidas insumergible
de 81 pies de eslora. manejado por
doce marinos y con v1veres para seis
d1as, para ser usado en- case de matt
fragio.
El Presidente Roosevelt hare isu
viaje al Istmo bordo del "Loisia-
na, el mas importante buque de la
Armada. Sera acompaffado por la
seflora Roosevelt y en- su comitiva
fguran el Cirujano General P. NJ.
Rixey y NJ c. Latta, Secretario pri-
vado ayudante; su ayudante del Es-
tado Mayor de Ia Marina, Teniente
Frank Taylor Evans, hijo del Contra.
Almirante Evans, tendra en- constan-
te communication por el TELEGRAPH sin
hilos al Presidente con los miem-
bros del Gabinete Residences en- Was
hington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16
Numero 271

La F. l. obtuvo en- Ponce ~ votos.
Mayoria unionista Distrito Ponce
I72 votos.
En- el distrito de Ponce habfa ms
critos 2o,3o5 electorcs y votaron
22,654
SEXTO DIsTRITO
ialaastas Repubisaaes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16

Los unionistas pnros tuvieron s
votos en- Viequesy 035 en- Rio Grande,
y Ia +. 1. 3 votos en- Humacao, 8 en-
Yabucoa, 4 en- Fajardo, en- Truiillo
Alto, en- R1oPiedras, q en- Nagua-
DO y Al en- Rio Grande.
sW. ~. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16

RREIDgNTR EyCOEUIClN.

Segdn an telegrarna de Roma, co
RE el rumor de que el Papa, ha ex-
comulgado al presadente del Ecua-
dor, Ell cual ha araenazado con ee-
rrar las iglesias y .abolir el quito
catolico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16
b TcSu|ldO de lbs 0ogGiODeS
Votos obtenidos en- los Munich
pios por los diferentes
partidos
HOR 8 OVe

En- Ia O6cina del sefior Superinten-
dente de Elecciones Mr.. Lyons, he
mos obtenido los siguientes datos
sobrs Ell resultado de las elecciones
efectuadas el dfa 6:
PRIMER DISTRITO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16

Los repub1icanos puros de Yauco
obtuvieron SIS votos y la Federation
Libre votos en- San Sebastian y 2 en-
otros pueblos del distrito.
Mayorfa unionista Distrito Aqua
dilla 965.
CUARTO DIsTRITO
Unonistas RspahtaRas