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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16
CURIOSTDADES
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En- ell Jap6n hay mas de cuarenta
fSbricas de fosforoS, que ocupan 4
varios miles de obreros. La mayor
parte de cstos son muieres. en- la
proportion dc cuatro de estas por
c&da hombre.
La duraci6n diaria del trsbsjo es,
por termino medic, de doee horas;
en las f&bricas mas importantes sc
trabsia solo diez, pero en- cambio
hay otras donde ell trabajo dura mas
de doce.
II salario medic de los hombres
es de SO centimos de yen, que (sien-
do TN yen equivalente 400 pese-
tss srol equivalen 4 7S centimos dc
peseta.
Las mujercs que pasan de catorce
amos ganan solo de Ia 4 IA centinos
dc ven. es decir, de 81 SO centimoS
de peseta; pero 81 no llegan & Ia ci--
tada edad sus iornales son aun me-
nores.
Hay que tcner preSente. sin en-
barge. que Ia vida en- el Japon es
snucho mas barata que entire nos
otros; pero pcsar de este, la con-
xlici6n del obrero es allf mucho peor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16
Eli Ia G0RfE DE DISfsTQ
DBL DISFRTT0 JUDICIAL DE SIT JUAN. ?. Z
Estados UnidOs de Am6ricS.
III Preside1te SIS.
lie los RstsdOs Unidos
EX-PAhTH
Isabel Rosado y Molina
INFCRMACI0E DE DOMINIC

poR CUANTo habiendo presentado
el abogado Jose Oller Diaz, en- re-
presentation de Isaac Rosado y Mo
lima. una moci6n solicitando el do
mimic de la siguiente fnca:
RGstica. sin mbre, radicada
cn el barrio "Abras," tGrmino mu-
nicipsl de Corozal, compuesta de Sc
senta cuerdas, POGO mas menos,
equivalentcs % hectareas, 58 areas
y > centiareas. con casa ha bitaci6n
co1indante aquella por el Norte, con
Lorenzo NievcS, Delfn Nieves, cl
rio Mavilla y Ramon Vazqucz; por Ell
Sur, con Gregorio Molina Y Jose Lo
ieto Rosado por el Este, con So
h'inos dc Ezquiaga, representados
pr Jose Mojl-a: y por el Oeste, con
Rm0n Vazquez, Jose Q. NieveS {
lsbel Sanchez.
t)R TANrO. habicndose ordcnado
por / Honorable Pedre de Aldrey,
Iuezde Ia Secci6n Pr;mera de esta
Eorte sc publique p0r tres vcccS la
pcticiu en- un peri6dico de gran cir
culacla, para que los que tengan al
gun deecho real, sobrc el iamueble
deScrltt las personas ignoradas 4
quienes ,ueda perjudicar Ia inscrip-
ci6n y eheneral todo Ell quicra opo-
nefsc, puda hacerlo ell el ter
mino de ssenta dias naturales, Ii
bro el preentc en- Puerto Rico, 4
i de Agosa deI9o6.-A, Marin Ma
ricn, Secretaio sustituto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16
Ia paciira5in do las FiipiHGS.

La politica G pacihcacion de los
Estados uniaos n Filipinas. no de-
ia de ofrecer cad.dia Una nueva sor-
presa Parece qe la "asim ilaci6n
benevola, bajo iva zapa han des-
aparecido tribus, sc han reduci-
do aldeas a cenizas rodado n sue
10 centenares de sbezas de natl
vos indefensos, y u cuyo 1ltimo
.capitulo fgura el hn6rico episo-
do de matar a GOT pulaianes en-
las alturas del Monte aio. contin,ia
hacienda progresses on'a misma for
ma: y es asi que los pG6dicos de la
1itima senlana anunciaLQue 100 pu.
1aianes mas han pagadoeon 81 vida
el crirnen de ser pobladres del ar
chipi6lago oriental.
Debi0 ser encarrizad0 I conba-
re- en- las filas de los pafcadores
no hubo otra desgracia qute eoistrar
que la herida de I'm sargens proba-
h1lcnente alguna confusion roduci-
IA en- IA ca1da al saltar unade las
4riocheras, 8 en- la carrera n. 4 dar
parte al general Wood de estsaueva
victoria de las armas american, En-
ca,nbio, del lado del enemigo, 5 de
cir en- las filas de los pacificad,, ell
n1imero de muertos lego 4 ciene eI
4ae heridos 4 sesenta. Y con .unen-
@ns,aslno hasta sinceramente i1t1
I'll nuede 1ccirse, publica Ia preIa
anericana Ia noticia de la accion 6.
riosa; y ei hinisterio de la Guer
lsnz. ( los cuatro yientos los telt
<rraras del Comandante de las trc
3,as Yankees en- Filipinas, sin sent
;.ai.ra IN extremecimiento de re
.. Il pena. nj aun recordar las viz
las silabas latinas: " ProPudor.
~ cabo duda que por este medi
1a naelfcaci6n dc Fillpinas no tard'
- fanto tempo como Sc suponfa:
) so,re ! -, todo. no puede ser menos il
cruenta para los Estados Unidos,
que vale la pena celebrar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16

CAPITULO XVII
FL veneno de las palabras.

"Taipi maestro de ceremonies de Ammon ruega
Harrnakis graude sedor de loser quesconceda su
hermano afectuoso resprar bremente ell viento agra
dable del Norte yer ell cuotidiano despertar del
Sol"
-Esta sdpliea agradable sobre una eoumna fune-
rara dice claramente cual el voto primordial de
hombres de Egigto, la necesaria algeria que STEM
han deseado antes que que toda otra para ST msmos
para los que amararon surgir odas las mafanas.
On toda Ia plentiful de su gloria bondad creadora.
al padre de toda vida.
Su daria aparlci6n en- ell cielo de Egipo, tiene la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16
Buena notiCia

En- el antique y muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazar de ropa hecha y
Sastrsria de K. Nontes, 50 acaba dc
recibir I'm immense surtido de casi-
mires ingleses y franceses, los que
ofrece a su numerosa clientele v al
pGblico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay I'm ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, Loo
que sc detallan desde 81 4 $I4. Cuen-
ia tambien Ell Bazaar con un Surtido dc
abrigos para caballeros y nifos, propios
para vj3jes, gorras. camisas, cuellos,
puIios, tirantes, cinturones, ligas, cal
zoncilllos. corbatas, medias, y muchos
mas artfculos del ramo.
NaQTM HAZE -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16

iEl continente que le llamaba con su VOC miste->
ROSA!
Iba entrar en- 81 por Ell jardfn perdido ST. perdido
como 10 serfs bien qronto sin duda aguna ell cue e
habfa sonado trazar ora parte de msmo conti-
nente :.
Era Africa!
" millicent estaba ella
Dentro de agunas horas volverfa verla estarfa
junto ella, en- el Cairo.
AHA fue aquella misma noche haciendose condunir
enseguda al hotel Shepheard donde saba que todas
esas damas estaban alojadas. =: :
En- la terraza entire las famias extranqeras " las
eegantes del gran mundo indgeua alf reunidas Luis
dstngui6 Nine. de Banneleuse.
Sentada ante bajo las paneras coouetea
ba con algunos j6venes; pareca muy considerable nor
aquellos jovenes de civilization bastan+a
avanzada, 10 certi6caban reprochables sool
ngs pastrons donde brillaban gruesos dfamantee
que dstingu{an de los ingleses mas Que DOR s
fez borlas de seda
Al yer Tournoel que descendfa del coche Insa
eyau6 corfi3 recibirlo desde 10 alto de los esea
lones con demostraeiones de slegris
Que agradabe sorpreSa!
El captain nuestra h6roel
tV. por aqui7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16
EfeasfeflO Garcia.

San Juan, A Agosto /. de 1906
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16
A conner bueno Y baratC

El que Suscribe poue en- eonooimiento
del pdblico, y de sus buenos amigos que
con esta fecha ha comPrado el Hotel ola
Guiana (Allen 70) donde esta Ia diSpo,
sici6n de aque!os.
En- el estsbecimiento de referencia, Sc
admitiran abOnadoS de todsS classes, Sc
serviran comidas domicilio precos con
veneionales.
Para los amigos de Guayama, Cayey,
Fajardo, Juncos y otros puebios de la Isla,
tcngo hsbitaciones ventladas limpias, sin
que tenga que signifcarles NADIA respectO
de las comidas, ya que 4 todos les conSta
que sc Condimentarlas al gusto especial de
cada un0 de ellos.
EteMferiO Garcia.
San Juan, A gosto |. de 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
KILLED By BLOW.
Bantam P"gilist Dies Il fter KNOCK
ont an San Francisco.

San Francisco, March Harry Tenny, who wac
knocked out last night by frankie Neil. the bam-
tam champion. died to-day.
Death undoubtedly the result Of the beating
Tenny received In the ring. From the time he was
carried from his last night limp and all but
lfeless, Tenny sank rapidly and died 74O o'clock
to-day
After an autopsy Coroner's Surgeon Cussack an
nounced that Tenny's death was due cerebral
hemorrhage, caused probaly by a blow. 1t dis
covered that strychnine and possibly other drugs
We're given to Tenny in the night the stomach
was removed and sent TO the city chemist. who will
anayze its contents
The mother of the dead hoy. Mrs. Israel Tenne-
baum, this being his real name. asserts that he
poisoned. A brother, James Teunebaum. charges
the ring. This sensational charge is denied by Neil
and others connected with the tragedy.
The news of Tenny's death quickly spread over
the city Orders We're at once given at police head
quarters to arrest all concerned frankie Neil,
James Cofroth. Eddie Graney. Willis Britt, Morris
Levy and Mark ShauGhnessy were charged with
manslaughter and gave themselves UP. They were
released on $500 bail.
Tenny's death is the second resulting from ring
contests here within a month. On the night Of
February Alec Doevin beaten to death by
Colma.
Mayor Schmitz says that he will investigate the
death of Tenny, and If negligence concerning the
condition Of the pugilist is shown he will recon-
mend to the supervisors that permits be
issued for prizefghts-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
BINGH4MS DAM" BREAKS
Newspaper Men Engplfed in Flood
of Hot Words-A "Water Cure.

Commissioner Bingham loosed the hoOdgates
yesterday. and the torrent OF hot words which
burst forth engulfed the newspaper men who
had called on assignment Long pent UP by tha
mayors order. the turgid pond gave one tu-
multuous heave. and as the undercUrrent gath
cred Roadway it became splashing. lashing
riot Of waters. The Nine Gods OF War" in
fact. the whole neurological fraternity, must
have felt a slight trickle OF his wrath. and as
for the latter day heroes well, Hell Roarin'
Jake Smith was not in IT.
The commissioners outburst grew from q
question asked him concerning the transfer OF
George Hopcroft from The Office OF the first
deputy to the Office of the complaint clerk
Don't you think that the transfer said ons
Of the reporters "of old George Hopcroft'' -
stop right there" shouted Commissioner
Bingham. pointing his finger a the offending
porter. Il want 10 tell you reporters that you
can't come IN here and criticise my actions and
tell me what TO do: I the Police Commits
sioner."
Several Of the reporters fastened TO explain
the reason for asking the question. but the
commissioner was the master OF the situation.
and pounding on his desk 70 emphasize every
word. he shouted at the top of his voice:
Il am the most independent man that ever
held down this job. and I'll take orders only
from the mayor and governor"
Another OF the reporters suggested 20 the
commissioner that in asking questions Of him
daily they We're but obeyiRg the orders OF their
city editors and superiOrs. The commissioners
came back with vengeance Again he pounded
on the desk and said:
II don't give a tinker's dam for -" here
the commissioner named several editors and
publishers. cor any one else. No man dan come
into this department and Crtticise me. III only
take criticism from the governor and tho
mayor"
II was then called to the commissioners at
tentiOn that he had said that he had received
considerable good advice and hints from the
men in his interviews with them. The
reply OF the commissioner was that the news
paper men might go out and write what they
pleased in the line Of criticism. but his last
words, he waved a dismissal were:
Remember. you can't come n here and cr1ti-
cise'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
DOUBLES RACQUET CHAMPIONSHIP.
Tournament for Challenge Trophy To Be
Held Here on March 26.

A tournament for the doubles racquet champion
ship of the United States will be held the courts
OF the New-York Racquet and Tennis Club on
Monday. March &C. and following days. The title
holders are II. D. Scott and G. NJ. Fearing. of the
Boston Tennis and Racquet Club,
Al entries must be mado in paI-s. and the name
OF the club they represent will have 10 accompany
each entry. The best Of seven games shall const-
tute match. and II there are not more than four
entries each pair will have to play every other
pair Should the entries exceed four teams the
tournament will be held under the Bagnal- Wild
system-that is. winners of the byes in the prelm-
mary round taking their places 1T the head Of the
first round.
During the two weeks inmedia tey preceding the
tournament the courts Of the New-YOrk Racquet
and Tennis Club Will be open for practice
trants The silver rackets offered by the Racquet
Club of Philadelphia a challenge trophy for the
United States championship in racquet doubles will
be held for the year 1896 OF by the club whose mem
beers win the tournament. Prizes Will also be award
ed 70 members of the winning team All entries
must be made 10 the racquet and tennis committee
of the New York Racquet and Tennis club on or
before March 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
DRASTIC AUTO ORDER.
Limit GGSOlene an Cars to One-Half
Pint While IN GARAGE.

An order has been haided down In the New-Jer-
sey Court Of Chancery limiting the amount OF Esso-
lene IN an automobile in a garage 10 half pint.
The order was filed by Vice-Chancellor Garrison.
The action was brought by Julia and Catherine
O'Hara' Of Cottage-st., Jersey City. who objected
10 a garage being established adjoining their prop
erty. The order IS as follows:
Il is directed TO the defendants their attorneys.
agents ana servants, enjoining them from storing,
the building occupied by them as a garage until
the further order CT this court in the premises:
broFioea however that until the further order Of
lIliS court IN the premises the said defendants
ABOVE named may permit sufficient gasolene re-
nam IN the automobiles about enter the build
lngs under their own power said amount of gaso-
lene so permitted remain in each said automobile
shau not exceed one-half a pint.
And II IS further ordered as a concession in favor
OF the defendants contained in the above provtso
that The complainants shall be permitted from time
10 time ana at all proper times inspect the gaso-
SAID building, actually within the same for the
purpose OF ascertaining the amount of gasolene
therein.
IN the automobile races which are 10 be held
on the beach at Atlantic City during the latter
part Of April effort will be made 10 arrange a
programme which Will prove interesting from a
popular standpoint 1t is planned 10 have contests
for runahouts. touring and machines built
especially for racing. Events are 10 be arranged
which are expected To show, among other things.
the speed and ease Of control Of the different en-
starts races on the reverse gear and an afternoon
of gymkhana sports. The beach Atlantic City
Is now IN fair shape and in another month is eX-
pected 10 be IN fine condition for racing.
Figures furnished by tho Appraiser OF the Port
show that lsl automobiles. valued at 1925 900 have
been imported az this port since January !, as
against lzS cars for the same period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
''CHASES AT AQUEDUCT.
Timber Toppers to Race There This
Spr1ng-Licenses Granted.

meeting of the stewards of the National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association was hello yes
'efday in the office of the association. No 81 Fifth
avenue
Requests 20 run steeplechases at the sprins meet
lngs OF the Washington Jockey Club Maryland
Jockey Club, Queens County Jockey Club and the
"eslchesler Racing Association granted
applied for; also TO the Meadowbrook Hunt Club
Ior one-day meeting the course at Hemp
stead Farm, Long Island. on Saturday Nav s.
MS is the first time that cross country races
huVe oeen permitted at the Queens County Jockey
CIup track at Aqueduct good steeplechase
course was built there two years ago. but a COM
NHl'ee OF the National Steeplechase and Hunt AS
soclauon advised against its use at that time and
sa!h iast year. on the ground that the turf. par
i0ii ~ on the take-ofts, was not firm and strong
enough 10 be safe Time has improved this
-duiI ana In consequence will be held there
lhls spring. This viii add to the popularity OF
'he meeting and afford the trainers of timber
'oppeTs an opportunity TO fit their horses in actual
races Tor the rich fixtures Belmont Park
Licenses were also granted yesterday to the fol-
lowing trainers Jockeys and gentlemen riders for
the coming season:
- TTainers-Algernon ". CIaxon. Patrick Deegan.
+ =, boswell James Johnston, James Mara, c,
IIoLn wilson, J. Newman, Charles Herman Robert
Ia pTrsh' rManam garth; John Connolly. T. Gal
~ I, henry Graham, James Bodin and H. Craven
T Rernhard W e Homis I1u 1o 6iaS T Eai1 Pa
TIck kelleher, James Owens, James O'Brien. Titus
wilson Robert Curran. Timothy Donohue. Nat
pay n L. Sanel Albert Davidson John Connolly.
= =, gallagher, Thomas RodrOCk, Robert Robinson,
Eugene Ffnnigan Alfred Hewitt. George c. Mat
Archibald ~
Gentlemen riders-Jervs Spencer, jr Baltimore:
". & Orem. Baltimore; John Tucker, Philadelphia;
varies varies NJ Harris: WarIenton. Va: Dion + Kerr.
Narrenton, Va A j. Antelo DeVereux, PhiIadel-
phla; Charles G Brinton, West Chester. Penn. Ed
WARD II carrie, NeW-YOrk City; Chichester Kerr,
" ashington; Lee Evans, Warrenton, Va, and
H. E Page. Hampstead. Long Island.
The application of the Monmouth County Hunt
for recognition for 1906 was granted, as was also
the application for the assumed Uncas
Stable
A definite date has been fixed for the sale at
auction Of the Washington Park racetrack in Chi
cago. This fine racing property, where the Ameri-
can Derby has been run. will go under the hammer
March Is.
The Havana Jockey Club, which is building a
racetrack in Cuba, is planning have q s5Ooo0
stake as feature of Its first meeting next winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
BUTLER CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Police Hold Employe of Peter B. 0lney-
Said to Have Confessed

The police did quick work in running down
and arresting August Larsen. butler en-
ployed by ex-District Attorney Peter B. Olney
at his home at Lawrence. Long Island. Larsen
stole silverware valued at $1,000 from his en-
ployer's home. Mr.. Olney says and in less than
twenty-four hours after the robbery occurred
tbs butler was arrested as he trying to
pawn the silverware.
When Mr.. Olney learned that Larsen had
disappeared and that the silverware was miss
ing he called up Police Headquarters Several
detectives were put on the case and instructed
TO watch the pawn shops along the Bowery
and Sixth avenue.
Detective Sergeant Boyle saw Larsen about
TO enter a pawnshop on Sixth avenue. He
asked the man what he going TO pawn
The man replied watch. but as Boyle was not
satisfied with his story ne arrested him
Larsen was taken To Police Headquarters
where he made a complete confession the pO-
lice say. He was arraigned In jefferson Mar
ket Court yesterday morning and held in
Sl.1OO for examination tomorrow. In the
meantime warrant Will be obtained from the
Nassau County officials. and he will then be
taken 10 the county jail at Mineola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
SHORTSTOP BILLIARDS.
Gallagher Makes High Ran in De
fcaiiRg Taal0r.

,es gallagher. ~ Cleveland. defeated Alex
-lylor o. Philadelphia. in the lS-fnch short
~ Unaro tournament AZ Tho Kr.cRerbocker
!. g - academy, Brooklyn. last night by score
80 Taylor gained a good lead in the
-, - ar o. the game hut Gallagher settled down
~, WI. brilliant run OF ,ss in the twenty-fourth
~ = Oet-.'l az advantage that eventually won
iol-rs-- s-i-ie llS was the highest run Of the
lg - 'lltil supplaatiug Clre's nigh mark OF
'e AFTERNOON. The score follows:
g sssasFTis . u. 4 @ 16. y 20 3 c. %.
- runs. .SS. 80 ana 30 ' 0s1'
o. -16s-'55--5i. =. y. J. ~ &C. s. % IS 70
L.Nm I'd J. h = 9. ID. Is Total DOG Average
Asa rms. = A. ana 80
~. utter defeated Harry Cline in the after
=. sls by score Of 80 10 81. The contest was
Che s:s-,S 81 sSlls since the tournament began
2 H. or,,-tse- 1f--.ia.tr. making "a run OF 76
e.eklv o6s.-.Ae 3it;ag. Cutler by steady work
tghh .- ~, .,Jk nm. however and the end OF the
: ic IL ~ s .a nm leading by q score Of
= - q 10 . 3. !. g. . IS. ~. O. s.. 72i4
--s-sst 4 - -a p @. 3 - p 80 Total 400
El-v 80 a-sl r-.s, S. A. and IS
L o ~ ~ .. T. 3, s g i 4 O. % los
lTs,sFt =: . ., le 9. - % o 4 o Total All,
--sA rms Zoe. 20 and "a.