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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-25

AHAoAAh ioot1PHo
pred wysy}ka.
Ma sesyi gabinetowej uchwa-
lono zabrac sic Gala energia do
tlumienia wszelkich objawow re-
wolucyjnych. Postanowiono TAX
re, by wybory do novel Dumy
odbyly sic W calym kraju rowno-
czeSnie, azeby agitatorom ME
dac sposobnosci do wywierania
wpiywu po kolei W roznych miej-
scowosciach.
Paryz, 25 sierpnia - Kores-
pondent gazety Temps" z Pc
tersburga donosi W kwestyi "a
miany rosyjskiego banku pan
ku pahstwowego, re ma poczat-
ku roku biezacego Rockefeller o.
fiarowaI hr. Wittemu zaliczke W
sumie 100 milionow dolarow W
zlocie W zamian "a koncesye do
budowania kanaiu iaczacego mo-
RE Baltyckie z Morzem Gar
mem. Rosyjscy finansisci ME
chcieli przyjac oferty, a wtedy
Witte mial w planie zamienienie
rosyjskiego banku pahstwowego
ma bank prywatny, przy czem
Rad bylby objal depozyta Milo
now rubli w zlocie, a zastapi}by
je kapitalem subskrybowanym'
Berlin, 95 sierpnia. = z okazyi
SO zjazdu generalnego katolikow
niemieckich w Essen, przybyl w
towarzystwie kardyna}a arcybis-
kupa dra Fischera Kolonii n.
R., kardynal biskup Vannutelli
jake reprezentant Papieza W l.
mieniu Ojca swietego udzieli}
delegation biogoslawienstwa'
Pierwszy to raz reprezentant Pa
pieza pojawil sic ma takim zjez-
die; przypisuja temu wydarze-
niu rowniez polityczne znaczenie
w obec Francyi.
Hamburg, 25 sierpnia. - A
resztowano tn robotnika fabry-
cznego Konrada, kt6ry dnia Ago
maja w Manili pod nazwiskiem
,,barona Santosa v. Dombrowsli-
Donnersmarck" ozenil sic z pa
nienka wybitnej rodziny anne
rykahskiej. Jest on oskarzony o
to, re W Paryzu opuscii zone, "a
brawszy jej klejnoty wartosci
$1,000 i znaczna sumo pieniedzy.
Aresztowanie nastapilo "a stara-
MEM konsula amerykahskiego.
Havana, 25 sierpnia. - Jose
Miguel Gomez, kt6ry W czasie
wyborow listopadowych byl kan
dydatem ma prezydenta, a 21 sier-
pnia W SVEN mieszkaniu przy
Sancti Spiritus w prowincyi San
ia Clara zostai aresztowany, =
przybyi tn pod silna eskorta po-
licyjna. Zapewnial on pewnego
reprezentanta prasy, ktory go od-
wiedzil w wiezieniu, re ME my
slal o spiskowaniu przeciw pre-
zydentowi Palnie, a gdyby to
byl czynil, to smiaio byiby sic
przyznal do tego.
Pima Guerra wyszedl ze znacz-
niejsza czeScia swych sill z Juan
de Martinez, azeby zajac Qua
mes. Rzadowcy uwazaja ten ruch
"a cofanie sic pred wojskiem
rzadowem. Wszyscy teraz zwra-
GAIA uwage ma miasto Pinar del
Rio; jezeli Guerra zdo1a zajac to
mi>sto, to powstancy wielka zy-
skaia przewage. Zalezy duzo cd
zachowania sic mieszkahcow pro-
wincyi; ci dotychczas zachowuja
sic obojetnie. Rzadowe wojsko w
prowincyi posiada $50 artylerzy-
stow, 800 ochotnikow 200 zan-
darmow.
Do pierwszej bitwy w prowin-
cyl Santa Clara przyszlo wczo-
raj rano. Pomiedzy Santo Domin-
60 a Colon zandarmi zaatakowa-
Ii powstahcow, ktorymi dowo-
dill Manuel Gonzalez, rozpro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-25

14letnia Vivian Gneumsted,
chodzaca jeszcze W kr6tkich SUI
kienkach, uciekla z domu / wzieia
Stub : 1oletdim mlodziehcem.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
ALEXANDER CLUB
ENTERTAlNs ITS MEMBERS WITH
EVENING or DRAMATIC READ
lNGs AND MUSIC.
BY Foreign Talent-Dancing Followed
For the Younger Set--Lent Pre-
vented Larger Attendance.

An innovation a. the Alexander Club
last night in the way OF concert and
dramatic readings by foreign talent
proved a pleasant success and one like
Is to mark The beginning of series
Of such affairs
The gymnasium was converted into
III audience room ana a raised plat.
form provided a stage arrangement
thar was quite satisfactory The Trou
badours Amusement company. compos-
ed Of Miss Edith Miller reader; Mich.
ael Brigha, violin; Antonio Aiilano,
violin, Nchol Brigha. flute: Felice
De Luca harpist presented The pro
gram
The audience would have been larg-
er al anot her season. The penitential
season of Lent and the Holy Week
prevented many from attending who
otherwise would have been present
Miss Miller's readings We're perhaps
the most delightful feature Of the en-
tertainmont She gave scene from
The Sign Of the Gross by Wilson
Barrett. with excellent effect impec-
sonatiag the Christian girl about to
be slam for her faith by Neros com
mani, her lover who was converted ia
The faith. and the tyrants who persc-
cUted he Christians with a marked
difference OF expression and voice in
dica ing great versatility. She was ma
tural and pleasing ~ all her numbers.
Felicc De l.uca the harpist was the
most proficient of the musicians. al
though the ensemble effects of the
small orchestra We're good. The
acoustic properties of the gymnasium
are poor and future entertainments
would be more enjoyable # held in the
reading rooms OF The club house
Dancing followed the program. \
number OF the young people remaining
10 enjoy their fayorite pastime
A series of such entertainments as
I The one held last night would prove =
very popular feature especially with
The more scdate and non.daucing mem
hers of no club
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
DANGER OF MINING
Rate Of Fatalities for Railroaders IN
Hazsrdods Posts Nearly Twice
as Great.

That the ordinary view of the dan
gers attendant upon mining in the an
rhracitp regions OF PENNSYLVANIA rs
greatly overdrawu. it requires only a
short excursion into the statistical
field To prove. OF course No hazards
are greater than in The ordinary oH'-
door pursuits bu- they are not as
great as taiiroaoing
ln 1875. for example among the
1850 employees in tBo anthracite
mlues. t22. or 30 per tblU~a1l met
death boy accident. while 1870 OF -
per Thousand sustained non faral in
iurie-
ln tle same yea among the 49,
1ai railroad employees in This country
I.Ntl o- - per thou-and me- fatal.
and 25lCa6 or s27 peg rhou-ani. met
nonfatal accidents
However. it has been poiniei out
that only about one-quarter IF the
railway employees are iu any special
danger Thee in thar year were The
15173l trainmen and i3.t5S switch
men Hagmen and watchmon. and this
class suffered nearly threefourths Of
The accidents. with the death rate 81
80 per Thousand employees. or nearly
twice the rate for fataiities among fae
inside anthracite worker. wnich va
figured at IS per thou and
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

A reporter recently jook journey
Of considerable length for me purpose
of interviewing rising literary li2ht
as TO his next novel On reaching the
house he discovered the author seated
in his garden, engaged in earnes con
yersation with q little boy who had a
large towel pured around his neck.
The author received his visitor cor
daily. but seemed rather absent
minded Are you willing o tell me
q little about your ness important
work" asked he reporter. The li'-
eyary man clicked pair of shears
and ratted tne boy on the shoulder
We were Just talking about il as
you came MI he said While THINKS
ou4at 80 il with owl. bus I
think can 30 il without. what would
YOU advise? You see. his mother has
always cut il before. but she's away
last now Las Angeles Times
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

New south, in it. day one of the best
boats on he river. il was said by an
officer Of The Louisville. viii remain
tied M al Conn's Landing nnlIl sic
breaks loose again. Taen il was SAID
Il, may 20 t. pieces an the falls u
she Is MOI seen in time to be topped.
The Sew South has been en-, of COM
mission and has nor made IT'D
for years. # was said Yesterday af
tesnoon "A The Louisville ana Cineh-
nau whallboat thai she would not
bring S2.ooo on ne MARKET and tAat
she is being allowed "a 70 pieces by
degree us The cheaper wa, TO s'f rid
nl har.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
The Pure Food Roll OF Honor

..Cood Housekeeping, well known mouse
hold national magazine voluntarily inaue y
rhorouph examination and test of None Such
Mince Meat, and placed il without reservation
upon its roll OF honor
In the March number OF good Housekeeplng
IN the denartm emf Of pure Food Assurance,
we find ~,
None Such Mnce Meat. MERRITT Soule 20;
syracuse o semi. moist condensed compouhu
.hniled cider and salt without other presefN- r
atjyes or adniterants, no ARTIFICIAL coiofihR.
nrodnced under conditions as near TO SANITARY
perfection as possible .,.
any price, ought 10 satisfy the most particular
hons wife, Tine sal.. of one million packages
d month seems to prove the statement TO of
true. Your grocer sells None ou0h' itA ~
and satisfy yourself, you are the one
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
MOUND. CITY, ILL.
April 9. 1906.


Don Tossing Of Sikeston. NO is The
gae.t OF Harry sheer.
Mr. john Mcdowell was shaking
hands with old friends between trains
here SATURDAY
Mr. Frank was here from Cairo over
Sunday
Harry Album and Roy Humbard
were here from CATO over sunday
Chris Keller arrived home from Dix
on sunday
Mr. Berholine the mayor of Wick-
life, Ky has purchased the two va
cant lots. jusI outh OF I'D Kencrs
new house and viii move thc hoase
formally occupied by MIR Kroser. 70
he lots And MIR Charley Berboline.
son. will occupy .t
Some Of the mills and factories arc
having trouble about losing their
logs on account OF The high water
Mr. Harry hood has resigned the
office OF OVERWHELMINGLY and viii
enter the field for school snperintend-
ent And MIR c. Rice was appointed
10y Judge Duncan to an The vacancy
of MIR Hood And now 10 Is under
stood thar Mr. Lyman Caster will be
candidate for County Judge
The Nellie with went down the
river SATURDAY with Two harees loaded
with lumhc.
Mrs. walker. who has been virh hrr
daughter. Mrs. C Willard tho pas.
nine weeks has reiumej. To her home
in Anna lll
Nh. jo54 Travis is sarou ly uI
With gpcumouia
AhlF N 81 ,hlet who is cri icalll
49, at the home of James Cap0pr. is
no better.
TAe t'ousregatioHal church s To- b.,
,reat,d 80 new dress uf paint fhe
roof gets one coat of paint The body
g,is $50 and he fonua,jcu one coat.
The president of lhe Wisconsin
Chair company has be,4 here in
peciius The plant. vas thc guest Of
Superintendent while herr. he is
from Por Washington VIZ.
MT. 3D. Ford has treated hi~ rap
0" very pretty dressing of paint
Judge Duncan. II Marion. was here
saturday on legal 5ns ness.
Or. Haisan has ordered bran new
hnsgy u YOU See streak 90 by
y.u mas know 90 Is th- locror .peedine
along .n his new turnout behind his
fasi roadster
Joe WARSAW. 81 DuQu1sa. is hero the
guest 90. bis besi girl
saturday Memphis Commerc alan
peal had a very good picture If sid
neE Ecksione. and commen ing very
iato7ahiy on his pitching dur.ng his
trial term wiih the Memphis club.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
River Forecasts.

The Ohio Al Evansville VII tall
quite rapidly during the next IS hours
Al Mt. Vernon ard Paducah will re
main very nearly tationaTy during
the next u 10 So Tours, then com
mence falling.
The Tennessee From Florence tc
the mouth. no material change dur
ing the next BIZ hours
The Wabash From Chester 10 Cal
ro. will continue falling during the
next 30 hours but the heavy rain
falls over Indiana within the last "A
hours viii probably check the tall by
Tuesday night OF ednesaay morning
+. n SMYTH
Local Forecasler
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
Had Sufficient Money to Waste.

Not long l2o the University of CAM
bridge sent Sir Richard Jebb he pro
f. scr oil GreeE, % see Andrew car
raaia. with view 70 securing 2 large
subscription for some needed err y
sions. The millionaire seemed favor,
ably impressed with the idea. hut sad-
denly asked. 10 you teach at Cam
bridge. Sir 6ichard The reply vas
affirmative aud HE visitor in answer
Ia another question mentioned he
comfortable sum hc was paid
"Well. quoth Mr. Carnegie with n
decided change of manner "ali that !
can say is that ans university thar
can afford 10 waste as much money as
that on Greek doesn't need any from
met
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
AL IN THE SLEEP OF DEATH.
Mother and Children Together on
Lies Last Journey.

t'olDcf anu CHfiAtS'
LIES last Journey
IN fashionable London tEns9
uo.el few days ago two little emil
dreu lay in bed by the side of their
mother apparently asleep. In reality
t3ev were dead. while their mother,
q beautiful and Iich young lady, was
herself unconscious and on the brink
of death. The night before the moth-
or. iuu OF cheerfulness had taken
,bam To- the thcater In The morning
the hotel servants found the gas JET
turned fully on and the crcvices OF the
room stopped up with paper. anti
narassars. and other things On The
Ircssine table vas slip OF papeE on
which was written IN a good, nrm
aaud. Please wire for my husband
Near the slip OF paper was an enVe-
lone containing two letters. One was
from the little girl whO in her night
dress with is pink bows. lay IN Dee
dead 10 ran. Dear Daddy-Ne nave
come I'd 10 LonCon. and We are gong
10 SEQ the pantomime. hope YOU
won't miss u.s." Crosses Tor Kisses
we're added. The other letter in the
enrelore. written apparently by the
woman n her husband. expressed me
hone that what she vas doing would
lie for your benefit
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
Spsse joke.

Tha air yacht was gliding through
.he vast distance between The earth
and Mars.
Alloy" shouted the pilot Through
the speaking tube. We arr approach.
IN = star
Then let us board it. replied he
millionaire yachtsman. Il always had
a desire 20 he star boayder
WheE hey reached the earth again
The iohe was credited 10 Joe Miller
a.! six United States senators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

"ft Is shame and a disgrace 'he
wey that things are wasted and mis-
managed UT thl- f'THTTTT 7-rTTaff-i
Are you any relation o. The AIl.
Bingleton who was summmily die
missed from the employ OF the canal
commission"
Eyes; he- my brother. Cleve'act
Plain Dealer
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Apropos OF Dickens names. a cor
respondent Of the Yorkshire Post says
that Messrs Snoderass and Tupman
are ar present distinguished om2-
ments of the Leeds postotiice STAFF.
10 is a matter OF profound regre-'
adds the writer THAT Mr. N1thania.
Wrinkle has no YET joined MS. but We
live i'm Lone. Liverpool lEng) Mer-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
Fools Car PAPER.

4 stor ygoes tina: the most curious
of all watermarks. a fools cap. which
is derived FROM the Italian "forglio-
eappo. a folio sized sheet, was order
ed by the Ruap Parliament to b.
substituted fer tie roJai arms in the
paper used fo- ;2e journals of the
House Of Common.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
TRY TO ANCHOR THE BOG.

Oshkosh WI. April s.-About Boa
acres OF me Butte Des Mor's marsh
opposite fhe village of Butte Dies Morris
is aHoat and 70 d. feared the bog will
Gee carried into Fox river through Osh-
6osh into Lake Winnebago. CAUSING
mucn damage 10 bridges Efforts are
Icing made Today to anchor fhc bng
10y piiuc
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

There is boat On the ways Char.
lolte Boeckler" that will start the
work going at the ship yeards
Henry Hillerch was over a.
Mounds sunday inspecting in an Off
cial capacity for The city some road
work being done on the Cemetery
read.
We doubt very much If The aYeraga
persoa has noticed a very interesting
foreigner hat has been standing down
al the corner Of Main street ana rail
road avenue This week This strange
was NOS 81 the beggar kind but was
here on q commercial mission II was
only an ordinary red box car from the
land Of cacii and hot tamaleS. The
car was deferred "Nacional he Mexico.
The capacity and The weight was given
III both American and Mexican forms.
PR -. iG.7S3 kgs, hen below was
weight. $4,000 lbs The capacity was
given thus Capacidad, $1,000 kss.
end under II capacity $4,000 lbs.
The ladies' Aid OF NJ E church will
meet with MIS-, se-fert Wednesday
afternoon
Tao Ladies Ala Of Congregational
church win meet with Mrs z w
McClelland Wednesday afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

The two barges of coal sunk az
Davis Island below ST. Louis by the
Harry Brown recently contained over
one thousand tons Of coal ana are
said TO he astotai loss
A Madison, Ind. dispatch says. For
The second time in tle lasl year or So
the old Cincinnati Memphis and New
Orleans packet. the New South. retns-
ed 10 stay fast to its mornings. and
Wednesday morning driftei with the
current foi nearly thirty miles before
il finally was caught and tiel The
old boa was causnt IN the ice sore
al Cincinnati In Tire latter parl ot the
winter Of l93ll905 and was carried as
far down as Eagle Hollow. a mile and
a half above Madison. Ind There the
drifting OF the ice carried it Ia tn
shore SO tlai lhe two watchmen VINO
were on he boar were able to tie he
10 the bank l.aler in the spriag she
was released ani tai hen rlowl the river
site the Madison HaT0or. All last sum
mer and an last winter Ii lay along
SIDE the shGrs. sonstimss riding with
nigh wafer aAd Same, ines almost
heached when Jne waterfeH Th- high
water of last week ooser a M earth
about the root Of the Tree aud al I
O'Clock yesterday morning the boat
dragged the tree yut by he roofs and
boat. Tree and all hoated down the
river. When the uas dawned il was
noticed that the boat was gone aud
plans were made 10 warn the hip
ping down the rivet About an IOur
and half later the City nf Louisville
happened along on ills way down md
the captain was notified of the dere-
lict adrift Twenty-seYen miles below
Madison she came np with the old
steamer. caught it and tied it to the
wharf al Conn's Island. where il is
still lying Conn's Landing is about
eighteen miles above Louisville The
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
Black for Gun Sights.

A black composition for gun sights
is made By mixing one drachm OF
fine ,ampblack. half d Auid ounce Of
methylated alcohol and half a fluid
ounce ~ spirit varaish.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Nellie Willett passed up the oht'
yesterday with TWO barees logs
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS.

Joliet. April s.-The Exchange bank
owned bv Supervisor Howard Baker .o-
Jay closed i.s doors Assets and liza
bfiiies not stated Baker failed Of
reelection as supervisor and dnrinz
the settlement with his successor ~
oKice. the bank closed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

The big tJw hoai Fipdsey passed
out OF the Ohio al 8 am. yesterday
with % pieces of goal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
,y..bi,a,on-s Views on Profanity.

Thus washington spoke on protan-
tv. III is a vice so mean and low
81 hout any temptation. that every
nan Of character and sense de-es-s
f~
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

The United States Coal company
has brought action ia the United
States couri againsl the Louisville
and Cincinnati Packet Company for
So BOO damages. which il CLAIMS L sps-
tanned by reason Ut the packer com
pany's steamer Lizzie Bay colliding
with and sinking a barge Of coal at
Schobbel's landing. AZ Ludlow KY.
Dec s, 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Fard HeFold for Memphis passed =
St Paul at am. yeste day. she was
in port three honrs exchanging freight
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
DR. [ 81 K
Bas5 Men from, Employment

-hrfil4 q |lir-' 80 .ssisi1sa a. asirAius nsu.
I.n .ta.s- s1fuu riifi.aH has is-eauis~'' hH-ii
shart.f-s ms -. stesaiiar haiiit- cH7i lnd
riuptis ~ nts
imf.s 80 d. ret waBt isrr that arr adj
fttied ., iiitnk = afiefine futa g. n"i in
Us .s.i' 4ia - 3 f-air rs-rrns BE- W"ff-
,osl.alat - 81 iHe .iisea-s- ih= Hrr1s
sts-.lG. sr - .ii fsfsr = q a.-rfs; trcst-
nsrsst T. fie,..f-<lis.a u E.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
ON THE RIVERS
Mississippi Will Rise Slowly-Hains
In Valleys Likely 20 Check De
clne--News Notes

City OF SalriIlo came up from RIVER
ton light
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
Camara de DeleSadoS

Esta maf1ana estuvo reunida Ia
Camara tratandose sobre el II. B. MI
nero 2. que determine. Sc construyan
muelles en- San Juan, Ponce y Ma
yagiiez.
Tambien Sc efectu6 session esta
tarde combatiendo la tendencia de
que Sc destinen $25o,ooo del produc-
to del emprestito para carreteras, los
sefiores Delgado y Ramos al fin de
construir muelles,* y apoyandola el
sef1or Gambia Cordova.
Tambien Ell sefIor Santoni combate
la tendencia del III. B. MIN y cree
debe tratarse ese asunto en- la pr6xi-
ma Legislature.
FL senor de Diego defenda el pro.
yecto referido porque cree no sera
perjudiciai ell procedimiento y 81 IA
vorable al pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
RecibiniontO del nioVO APzObiSDo
M r. BLENK

Nueva Orlens, Julio 2.-Ha sido
recibido aquf con gran entusiasmo ell
Arzobispo Blenk, que procedente de
Puerto Rico, lego aquf esta mafIana
para sustituir en- Ell puesto de Arzo-
bispo de esta di6cesis a MonsefIor
Chapelfe, que falleci6 de la febre
amarilla Ell afio pasado.
Trescientos feligreses de esta di6.
cesis y varios funcionarios municipa
les satieron al encuentro del nuevo
Arzobispo, reuni6ndose con 6l en- la
frontera del vecino Estado de Misi-
sipf, y lie acompaf1aron a esta ciudad
en- dondc habia organizada una ma
nifestaci0n de mas de 5000 per-
sonas que le saludaron 4 su 1lega-
da en- Ia estaci6n del ferrocarril
y le escoltaron hasta la catedral de
San Luis. en- la que sc hizo Official
menfe cargo del puesto para el cual
Ia sid0 nombrado por la Santa Sede.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
FL Philadelphia

Passjeros llegados aver procedentes
de New York:
J. Alvarez, NJ, Alvarez, J. J. de Ba.
rril, Eduardo Bazan, se1ora John Co.
lister, Miguel Cuetara, sefiora y I
nifio, Dutrey, Lewis c. Fultz, Saliva
dor Gallart, c. 3. Griffith, ]. w. Harris
y senora, Tomas Ibert, Paul Lavande-
TO. E. Lorenzo, D. E. Nc Leod, E. w.
Mailer, Arturo Mas, M Matienzo, Sc
nora de Alfonso Morales, Juan Ortiz, J.
Osuna, Jes1S Parada, Antonio Portela,
w althes Rath, M. Ruiz Alfarez sefIora
Y niflo, Manuel Ruiz Alvarez, Lient
Comds. G. R. Salisbury y sefiora, M.
S. Salisbury, Francisco Suarez, M
Santiago, Manuel Ubarri, Ru6no Uba.
ri. J. Villamil, D. Vernet, sefiora L.
NJ. Wallbridge y Josefa Zaralt.
De ransito.-Miguel R Benitez, l..
f. Carrillo, J. Dominguez, sefora y I
nifjo, J.. R Williams y sefiora, Eliodoro
Gonzalez P, senoritas Maria Villanue.
va Y Teresa Wadskise.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
Il cIleNl|6g[0|O de LOV0lde

Es un aparato admira bic, y un cfrco
construido prueba de bomba Ell
immense chaparron de anoche apenas
pudo echar dos 6 tres getas dentro de
la tienda.
Aquel diluvio resbalo por las i'm
permea bles telas, sin tnolestar en- 10
mas minimo los numerosfsimos es-
pectadores que asistieron 4 la function
que result6 muy del agrado del
pdblico.
Ell programme Sc cumplio totalmente te
y varias pelfculas fueron muy cele-
bradas y pedida, con insistencia, la
repetici6n~
La function termino & una hora
muy conveniente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
La propiedad de Ia terra
(DecIaratisncs De IN aiaTio de Ia Habana)

A prop6sito de Ia question de la
venta de tierras los extranieros.
question resucitada, inesperada y
extemporaneamente, dice el Avi-
sador Comercial que es rid1culo
ell tenor de que la terra cubana 'se
deScubanice americanice porque
pase q manos de americanos que
trabajandola Sc cubanizaran por amor
y gratitud, y tendran hijos cubanos
4 quienes legar sus tierras Y los de-
mas bienes que adquieran. Tam
bien nosotros creemos ell tenor in.
fundado, q 10 meuos por ahora y en-
mucho tempo, aunque no precisa-
mente por ell motive que expone ell
colega.
El peligro no existe, porque como
ha dicho muy bien .el sefior Camps
en- la carta que nos ha dirigido que
publicamos el viernes, ell ndrnero de
terrenos adquiridos por extranjeros
entiendase por anericanos-en es :
tos ultimos aflos, es insignificante
con relaci6n 4 la superhcie general
y porque, aun suponiendo que vinie-
sen en- gran n1mero de fuera de Gu
ba 4 posesionarse dc tierras cubanas,
habrlan de pasar algunas generacio-
mes no va para despojar de su pose
sion 4 los actuales propietarios 8
stls descendienteS, sino para elcvar
dc TN modo apreciable el tanto p3r
ciento del area cultivada actualmente
Pero suponiendo Ell peligro cierto,
Y aun en- el case de que 10 creyese :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
Noticias del extranjero
Dcaaada pOr danes J psguisiqs

San Juan Puerto Rico 28 de funio
La razon social de Peck Y Compa-
fla ha puesto pleito 4 la compafiia
titulada "Nueva York y Puerto Ri
co, la CUE reclama una indemni-
zacion de SISo,ouo por da1os per
juicio que le ha causando con una
alegada yiolacion de la lev contra los
trusts, " al intentar es1ablecer ell
monopolio del sesvicio de puerto.