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The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-03
THE SUN

| am So years old today and celebrate the dav
Dy my renewal. I am one OF the few remaining
veterans OF Company F, Fourth Florida Volun
teers Yours truly $3.50
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-03
Walahookee, october %, 1906.
Editor THE SUN:

Editor THE SUN: g
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paper for six months; should have sent 1t before
it Is the peoples friend 1t tells the truth and
deserves the patronage Of every honest man.
May It live long. Yours truly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-01

Less elaborate than the above
mentioned, but all are highest
grade Manufactured suits. Eton,
pony and fitted jackets, taffeta
and satin lined, braid and self
trimmed. All sizes in grays,
green. blues and black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-01

Materials - Panama, cheviot
and fancy suitings Styles, Eton.
Trimmings, braid and silk. Col
ors, grays, greens, tans, Alice
and navy blues and black.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
TO THE MINES.

TO THE MINES
Gold and Silver. ............. Coal and Copper
140 machine miners, different mines, $3 to
373 miners. hand work, different mines, $2.I
to So day.
17o muckers. $3.50 day: s7O laborers. 50 to
$3.50 day.
AZ carmen, different mines So to So so day
100 young to learn mining. 81 to start
70 smelter laborers ST5 % laborers to sort
and unload cars, S2-25 day.
The above work is located in the following
counties: Shasta SiskiyJu, Amador. Tuolumne,
Trinity, Soisao, Sonoma, Santa Clara, Ala
media Sutter, Calaverass Butte, Tehama and
Monterey.
FARMS AND DIARIES
Hay and harvest hands, hay balers.
1925 day and found.
$50 harvest hands, different counties $1.I5 to
so and found.
Sack sewers, thrashing crews; 100 hay balers
hands, general teamsters. for steady jobs in
orchards. vineyards. nurseries, ETC., $25 to $40
and found
81 mixers, different dairies. $25 to $40 and
found.
8 butter makers. $40 and found: s5 chore-
men and choreboys. private places. ranches,
SIS. $20 $50 to $40 and found; city and
country.
MARRIED HELP
Farmer and wife, Solano County, $50 and
found. fruit ranch.
Laundryman and wife, $50.
LaundrymRn and wife, close by, $50 week.
farmers and wives. $50 to S60 and found.
Mixer and wife, fare 81, $50 and found.
SAILORS,
FIREMEN AND OILERS.
40 sailors, $50 and found; 90 1remen, $50 and
found; 10 oilers s45 and found; walters. cooks.
stewards. etc, for steamers; inquire about
this work; steady positions.
MURRAY READY,
46o Sixth St, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
HELP vANTED-srALE.


MURRAY & READY.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
Formerly 6S4-636 Clay St. s. f.
NOW LOCATED AT
40 Sixth St. Oakland.
Phone Oakland 1851
San Francisco Office Located at
Tenth and Market SITS.
COME HOME-COME HOME
TO san FRANCISCO TO SLEEP.
wortingman's LODGING lodging house ns with with 900 beds
Tenth and Market streets. S. f., and the
price is only % cents per night
We are going to do something else for you.
MURRAY & READY,
Tenth and Market sts..
San Francisco.
HERE is MORE NEWS FOR YOU.
MURRAY & READY'S OFFICES
Tenth and Ass Markef fa'sa sts. a San Francisco,
4e9 Sixth St, near Broadway. Oakland.
1921 Fourth st, bet and K. Sacramento.
Bird & Hutoon's. opposite Courthouse. oro-
VIII open this week Bakersfield. Cal.
WIN open tomorrow Stockton, Cal
Ia and 129 5. Los Angeles ST., Los An
geles. Cal.
VIII open 2 weeks in El Paso. Texas
VIII open weeks in New Orleans, La.
YOU GET FREE TRANSFORMATION FROM
ALL ABOVE OFFICES
TO THE NORTH.
FREE FREE FARE
TO THE GREAT
MOUNT SHASTA.
Shasta Co. Weed .Siskiyou Co.
FREE FARE.
200 laborers. steady work. $40 and found,
straight time.
200 laborers. So % day.
100 teamsters, . and horses, 81 to 81 %
day.
Drilers. rockmen. blacksniths. cooks. etc
FRFi FARE. SHIP TONIGHT.
WASHINGTON. RIPARlA-
IDAHO LEWISTON.
50 75-That's all it costs you-$9 75-That's
all.
800 men for railroad work that is being done
In Washington and Idaho; iaborers, rockmen.
driliers. 81. % day and up. We ship daily
via Portland, Riparia. Fare and fee 81.
Are You Going?
NOW
TO THE BEAUTIFUL
YOSEMITE VALLEY.
500 laborers, $67 so.
200 drfllers and rockmen, $40.
100 trackmen, spikers trackmen, $40
Special reduced fares years lob.
FREE FARE.
200 laborers. extra gangs and section WORK,
north and south.
MURRAY & READY,
469 Sixth St, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29

THE s3CALL
soHN D. sPREcKsLs Proprietor
address Communications to
JOHN McNAUGHT .......... Manager
c. J. OWEN business Manager
TELEPHONE.
A. for The Cali. The Operator VIII Connect
hou With the Department You Wish.
= ALLEGATION ONCE. Market and Third. S. r.
J eitorial Rooms. ms......... Market and Third Sts.
Cts. Per Month. Single Copies. Cts.
.F-rIns by Mail. including Postage tCash With
DAILY CALI. ancluSjne TSers; SUNDAY, roar Sc %
DAILY CALL dnclnding sunday. NOS 400
DAILY CALL-By single month. ......... 75c
WEEKLY CALL. year. 100
POSTAGE Ssassy 5s Ps5 Year Year ES5 ESEs
Entered at tie Z. S. Postorhce as secOnd-elass
All. POsTAIAsTERs ARE AUTHORIZED TO
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Sample copies will be forwarded when re-
quested.
Mail subscribers ia ordering change Of ad-
dress should be particular to give both NEW
AND OLD ADDRESS in order to insure a
prompt ana correct compliance with their re-
guest.
MAIN BRANCH:
Ic5l Fillmore Street. Near rost.
OAKLAND OFFICE:
iole Broadway Telephone Oakland 1883
ALAMEDA OFFICE:
1895 Park Street Near Santa Clara Avenue.
Phone Alameda $50.
BERKELEY OFFICE:
2l@s Center Street. Telephone North IL
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT
81. f. CRANE. .--..----.I4o & Street y. W
NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf Astoria Hotel; A Brentauo. 81
Un:on SQUARE: Murray mn Hotel: Fifth-aVe-
aoe Hotel and Hoffman House.
CHICAGO NEWS STAND:
sherman House; T.. o. News Co; Crest
Northern Hotel: fremont House. Auditorium
Hotel; Palmer House.
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
c. GEORGE KROGNESS. Marquette Building
tLons distance Telephone, Central 36l9.
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN B. SMITH . 80 Tribune Building
Nkw YORK CORRESPONDENT:
c. c. CALLTON. Herald Square
BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco Call.
.+ corner MARKET and Third streets: open until
II O'Clock evt'y night in the year
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29

CARPENTERS.
10 carpenters. warehouse work. 81 day. long
job; carpenters, ranch. $40 and found
$50 carpenters in San Francisco and Oakland,
$3.50 TO 81 90 day; 10 carpenters. long job.
San Luis 0bispo County, housework. S3.5
day; 20 carpenters, big lumber company.
rough work, S105 month; carpenters, Mendo-
cino County lumber company; carpenters,
mines; 10 car builders and repairers, $3.5O
day, steady Job.
BLACKSAlITHS.
Blacksmith and-too sharpener. mine. 50. 80 day
blacksInith's helper, camp $275 day; black
smith, ranch, $50 and i'd, 81 fare; blacksmith
orchard. Alameda, $40 and i'd; backsniths.
no shoeing San Francisco. SIS. so; blacksmith.
factory So day; blacksmith, mine, $3.50; 60
blacksmiths for shops. ranches, sawmills,
mines. quarries, etc. 50 80 to 81 day.
PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS.
paper hangers long job. 81 day.
painters and tinters, $500 to 81 day
Ranch blacksmith, fare 81 90 $50 and found.
MECHANICAL.
Cement fnisher 81 day. Oakland; carriage
painter, country shop, So day; repairers,
80 day: boilermaker, mine CO., S3.15 day;
5 cabinet makers. S3.25 TO $3.50 day; ma
chine hands, planning mill; shaper hands; te-
noner hand cement and concrete fnishers: 10
iron molders; wood turner; pattern makers
experienced sewer-pipe layer. good wages: wire
mattress weaver; wagon-maker and wheel
wright. good wages; 2 harness makers, country
job; sheetiron workers.
Millwright country factory SO. so day
MURRAY & READY,
469 sixth street. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
sAwMILLs AND WOOD


YARDS
TO THE
BEAUTIFUL MENDOCINO AND HUMBOLDT
COUNTIES.
YOUR FARE PAID.
IS laborers for sawmills and woods; Humboldt
Co., fare paid S45 and found; 120 laborers and
swampers for Mendocine Co., fare paid. S35 to
$40 found laborers and woodsmen for big
mills, north. $50 and SIS and Mound; 10 lumber
pliers. lumber company, north SIS.
Screw tenders, carriage setter, tree fellers
edgermen, planermen. doggers. cross-cut saw
yers and all classes of help for mills, yards
and woods; big wages.
LABOREE3-TEAMSTER
R0CKMEN--DRILLERS.
31S4 laborers for mills. warehouses; factories
camp and general laboring work, Oakland, San
Francisco, city and country, $50 to $50 and
found, 81 to So day.
80 teamsters, wagon and scraper work, city
and country, $33 to $75 and found, 50 to $3
day.
$50 drilers and rookmen, free fare 81 80 day.
so brick cleaners, San Francisco, $3.50 per NJ
SPECIALS!
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oiler. dredger, S45 and found; 6 boilermak-
ers helpers. 1925 per day; sheetiron work
er, $3.75 DAY.
Clerk, general merchandise store, 81 fare. SEQ
66 stablemcn, hostlers, buggy washers, etc,
livery and private places. city and country,
$50 to $50 and found; foreman for mine $50
and found; 10 boys for box factories 500 to
S12 week: box mailer; man TO drive wat er
wagon. Oakland, $40 week; porter country
hotel; plumber, Oakland; 10 Young men
around planning mills. 81 day.
MURRAY & READY. 469 Sixth ST., Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
FLY, FLEA AND Ant KILLER.

FLIES carry disease; buy ny dope: the grea test
hy and insect killer in the world sure catch
on any old paper. cloth, board or tin; a child
can use It; non-poisonous; special dopes for
orchard, vineyard and garden; always fresh:
sold in cans. l5c, 25e and Soc. Z. S. Insect
EKterminstor Co.. 1911 Twentieth st. cor
Folsom. Live agents, wanted everywhere.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29

SPECIALS
BRIDGE CARPENTERS
20 bridge carpenters, company work, big Job
S105 month; plasterers, So day; milk wagon
drivers, $40 and i'd; cook hay press, $40 and
i'd; warehouse porters, $12 week.
BAKERS
Baker. country shop. fare returned $50 and I'd
Baker. small country shop, $50 and I'd.
Fireman, San Francisco. s. % day.
BUTLER.
Butler country club, $50 and i'd.
ALL TOGETHER
CAMP BOARDING HOUSE
Cook. $75 and i'd. vegetable man, S35 and
i'd: kitchen hands, $50 and i'd; walters
$35 and found.
SEE BOSS HERE
6 bus boys for big hotel. s25 and i'd
MURRAY & READY, 469 9th St, Oakland
MEN wanted-Wages paid while learning bar
ber trade: sign up at once and be one TO move
in our own building; former students report
Moler Sysfalfa Cnlleze g=1l-1o AL
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29

NEw YORK CORRESPONDENT
c. CALLDON. Herald Square
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
COOKS, WATERS, KITCHEN HELP.
BELLBOYS. PORTERS.

DAhEItc,
% cooks Tor hotels and restaurants, city and
country, S35 to $40 and i'd
IA walters, hotels and restaurants city and
country. $50 to $40 and i'd
II camp cooks, cooks for ranches hay nresses
wages $50 to $50 and i'd
10 camp walters and hunkeys, some free fare,
$50 and S35.
40 dishwashers. kitchen hands, vegetablemen
etc., city and country, $40 to $35 and I'd.
porters, 10 bellboys, 3 elevator boys
bakers helpers $50 to $40 and i'd; butch
ers 8 bakers porters.
Baker, country shop $50 and found
Any position advertised from our Oakland
Office can be obtained at San Francisco
office.
MURRAY READY
469 Sixth ST., Oakland
Los Angeles office located at 127-I29 South
Los Angeles ST. Oroville OFFICE opposite Court
house. Sacramento office. 1921 Fourth St San
Francisco office. Tenth and Market SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco Call,
a corner Narktf and Third streets: open until
II O'Clock evJsy night in the year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29

NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPhEN B. SMITH. 80 Tribune Building
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
LuiSa Martinez CaSadO

Esta maflana ha llegado a San
Juan la compafiia dramatica que diri-
ie la emincnte actriz Luisa MARTINEZ
Casado.
'Desde Ponce nos dirigi6 un carl
hoso telegrama de saludo en- repre-
sentaci0n de sus compafieroS, el dis
tinguido actor don Isaac 1dga.
La compafIfa de la se1ora Casado
dara algunas representatives en- ell
teatro del Parque.
Ell debut sera con Ell sensational
drama 'Fedora" de Sardou, en- ell
que Sc distingue extraordinariamen
te la sefiora Martinez Casado
La compaflla dramatica que dirije
tan insigne actriz, trae I'm nutrldo
elenco en- el que fguran actores tan
aplaudidos de nuestro p1blico como
el sef1or MARTINEZ Casado (dOn Ma
nueD, el sefIor Alcon el sefIor Puga.
Ell repertoire es de 10 mas moder-
no.
En- la corta .temporada teatral que
ha de ofrecernOs Ia excelente compa-
n1a, nos dara 4 conocer los 6ltimos
extremes de Madrid y las obras que
han consagrado la fama universal
en- Europa.
Nosotros saludamos carifiosamen-
te, como a Antiques amigos nuestros
y de nuestro pdblico a los artistas de
la compafifa dtamatica, y de i'm modo
especial 4 la eminente actriz sef1ora
MARTINEZ Casado, que tiene tantos adj
miradores en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25

Pasajeros que conduce el vapor
Caracas" con rumbo a New York.
Mr.. ] J. German, {. d. Gray, a.
S. Crone; Mr. & @. Moore Mrs /. II
Goodwin, Capt NJ. Heffcr6oger & one
other, Joseph Hoffman doctor. Fos-
ter children and one body, Luis
Galvan J. L. Bearefort, II. II. Nc
Bride, Mrs. Storona x 4 katz chill
dren, Frank Z Bortell, T. T.. Burnett,
Carlos Villar, Fed Asunsio, e. Mi
ner, G. w. Hubbard, Admund Ste
vens, Bayley S. Goods & two others,
L. Sayer & one other c, ]. Miller,
John I. Admunds, Miss Carrie Gal
ton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
Una Investigation apresu-
rada en- g. Brasil
Las calderas del buque hidrografico
Ell NAL estado

Nueva York jueves- Los t1timos despa-
chos recibidos de Rio Janeiro Brasil, dan Co
nocer los resultados de la investigation practi-
Cada por las autoridades del departamento de
Marina acerca de la catastrofe ocurrida con Ell
buque de la comsi6n enCargada de estudios hi
drograhcos, que volo en- Ell puerto de la referda
capital en- los momentos que buscaba un sitio
prop6sitO para es ableCer el nuevo arsenal
Las Causas de la explosion Sc deben al NAL
cstado de las calderas del crucero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
C0ntrihuciones rech aZa-
daS en- Venezuela
Sc ha suspendido la del 30 por ciento
sObre mercancIaS
de las AntiIlas Occidentales

Nueva York. jueves.- Desde Caracas Sc
participa queel Congreso ha aprobado ell deere
to del presidente Castro suprimiendo los dere-
chos de recargos del 80 por ciento sobre mer-
canciaS trasbordadas de las Antllas occidental
les que sc desembarcaban en-. los puertos vene-
zolanos, impuesto que sc venia cobrando desde
Diciembre de 1904.
La Suppression de los derechos obedece al
proposito de favoreCer la importancia de mer
cancias productos desde Curazao Y OtraS anti
las por otros puertos del contnente ahora que
han sido .bloqueados la Guayra y Puerto Ca
bello.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
EDITORIAL

| the colony and the Saxon people of
the United States, between the prac-
tises common to us and those pecr-
liar to the latter, between our system
and theirs, between the customs and
laws of the two races, now when the
demand for autonomy is ba sed on
common sense and necessity, it
seems to be judged an exaggeration,
lack of consideration and an abuse
to ask at the same time for American
citizenship and autonomy.
And is it logical, is it sensible, IS
1T proper, in memorial addressed
to Congress, to attribute the auto
nomy granted by Spain to Porto Rico,
to the anticipated projtcfion of the
American flag, which in time would
reach PortoRico?
If it is true that Spain was infu-
enced in it's policy towards it's colon
les by the attitude of the United
Stated, if it is to this foreign inter
ference that the radical Spanish re
forms are to be attributed-as is in
simulated in the memorial which it is
proposed to send to Congr ess- why
not continue in operation that regi-
me given through fear of the .axf1el-
patc@ prOJ<ctiO~ of the American flag,
and that in time it would come to
Porto Rico2
Why did the Americans establish
a military government Immediately
after the invasion Of the Island?
Why did they later inaugurate a
civil regime, under which they took
all the administra tive posts for them
selves, retaining also the most i'm
portant Legislative and executive
functions9
This is equivalent to saying that
what the American flag protected
from a distance it destroyed and an
initiated when near at hand.
What an extraordinary phenome-
nom
The sun, which from distance
gave us life, in giving us liberty
approached SO close that it burned
US with its fire. We have in the
moral world repetition of the phe-
nomena Of the physical!
This image should prove con
soling to Mr.. de Diego.
And the ina sc is not all ours, part
of it belongs to the author of the
projected memorial.
All the glory of the concession of
autonomy, all the magnanimity which
the Americans have nOt initiated,
belongs to Spain, to Spain alonH
In the memorial which contains
such monsuous inconsistencies, lies
the convincing proof Of what We
affirm Does not this document ask
for what is an inalienable right,
right which the Portoricaus enjoyed
before the American invasion2
Such pitiful inconsistencies, such
illogical deductions abound in the
document in question, that if i was
not materially amended in the deb
ates of Tuesday, if its tone and ma
ture we're not radically changed, our
tutors will find in it all the proof
they want for the claim of our child
lShncss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
e. General LEO Perez
sale d 0peraCi0nes
Desde Monte CriSty seguira
para ell distrito de Sanchez

Nueva York jueves.-Las noticias que lie
gan de Santo Domingo auguran que en- breve
sera un hecho la paz en- tOda la Republica.
FL general Perez ha salido de Montecristy
para el distrito de Sanchez. accmpanandole 400
hombres bien organizados que en- combination
con partidas desplegadas desde Puerto Plata
la capital han de operar contra las fuerzas del
general Barba que es el unico general rebelde
que protesta del gobierno de Caceres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25

In the memorial which it is propo-
sed TO sent to the national Conore ess
asking that self-government be gran
ted this Island, there exists a mark
ed contradiction which ought to be
|rectifed and there are various errors
requiring correction.
1t is most unfortunate that in do
|cuments OF this class, of such trans
cendent Importance, SO many mis-
takes should be permitted to occur
Most decidedly do we live in a IT,
me of surprises and strange happe-
nings.
Everything that transpires, all
that occurs, has the stamp of extra
vagance and singularity which, on
occa sions, reaches the point of ha-
wing the members of the congrega-
ton convert the most unheard of alb
surdities into principles.
In the projected memorial, the
system of government found here at
the time of the American invasion is
referred to.
Two Houses existing by popular
vote, a Council of Portorican Secreta-
ries, sixty three Ayuntamientos and
sixteen deputies and three Sena-
tors in the Legislative bodies of
Spain.
This is to say, then, that at that
time there existed in Porto Rico, as
stated in the proposed memorial and
as every body knows, a regime Il
perfect, absolute identity with that
of the mother country, and besides
an auton omic form of government.
With the same regime as the one
which existed in the Peninsular, in
the honest and loyal form in which
it was enjoyed, it was not possible,
aelther just nor tair to ask for addlt-
ional privileges to those enjoyed by
other Spanish provinces.
For this reason we combatted
autonomy, for this reason we cons
idered it an excess of self governm-
ent, as too much Of a democratic
regime, and were the same condit-
ions to again arise we would take the
same stand, express a similar opinion
because we hold the view that in a
regime of absolute identity, no dist
inction or preference is. admiss-
able.
But the men who were at that time
conspicuous in the most distinguish
ed councils of politics did not then
agree with US any more than they do
now.
They believed that Spanish cit
izenship was compatible with an
autonomic regime, that they could
have all the rights, all the advant-
ages, all the protection and the ex-
alted dignity of Spanish citizenship;
and with it all, Insular autonomy
in addition
Now their ambitions have been
curtailed, they have passed through
a deep crisis and entered upon a
period of sensible abatement. When
a petition for autonomy is founded
on simple justice, on account of the
which must necessarily
exist between the Latin people Of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
Enniendas M proYectO
de ley sobre FiiipTnas
Sc excluye a. arroz de libre tarifa

Nueva York jueves.-Comunican de Was
hington que ha sldo aprobada en- la Camara de
representatives la enmienda preSentada al pro
yecto de ley sobre reduction del IS por ciento
de los derechos de importation de los produc-
tos flipinos los Estados Unidos excluyen-
dose al arroz de la libre tarifa equiparandola
en- el pago de derechos al tabaco azucar, que
pagaran un IS por ciento de la actual tarifa
Dingley
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
Siuuen las ConferenCIaS
EN- AlgeciraS
Los representatives de Alemania, de-
claran que los temores de guerra
eran ''fantasticos"

Nueva York, ueves.-Desde Madrid Sc in
dica que han seguido verihcandose las COME
rencias en- AlgeclraS y que los delegados ale
names Herr Won RadoWitz el Count Won las
tenbach, han hecho declaraciones relativas a
Que los temores de un cOn1icto franco -aleman
resultaban fantasmag0rcoS pueSto que re1na
la mayor armon entire los representatives de
ambos pOderes en- las cOnferencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
Graves CGnSuraS de
Ia pTensa hrasilefla
Sc ataca al SecretariO de Marina,
y Sc juzga inexpertO

Nueva York, jueves. Sc ag1ega en- los
telegramas que Sc han recibido de Brasil que
la prensa de todo el pals al conocer las causas
de la explosion de las calderas del barco para
estudios hidrogra6Cos ha insertado articulos
de tono eneTg1CO, Censurando al SeCretario de
Marina y personal de inspectores por su mex
periencia al permitir que navegasen buques que
sc hallaba en- NAL eStado de conservation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
Sc pone EN- tibertad
4 los osrerOS ruSOS
Ell gobierno Sc prepara
para las -elecCiOnes

Petersburgo que ell goberno ruso ha puesto en-
libertad ~ membros del Consejo Supreme
de las unones de que habian sido presos el dia
10, dada la buena actitud observada pOr el pue-
bio en- las festas mtlns ceebrados Ell lunes
22, el fin de prepararse para las eleccio-
nes que han de efectuarse en- breve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
SerylcIO Especial del BoIeln Mercantn
OABLEGRAMAS.
Llegan d Trinidad
dos hsrCnS fE~anCeSeS
Bloquearan ell golfo de "Paria"
y las bocas del "Orinoco'

Nueva York, jueves;-Participan de Puerto
Espafia, Isla de Trinidad, que han fondeado en-
aquel puerto los cruceros franceses "Jurien dt
la Gravier, Y "Chasseau Loupaux' los que Sc
dirigiran al gofo de Paria, fin de bloquear las
bocas del rio "Orinoco" Y evitar que sc siga ha-
ciendo ell comerco de exportacion importa~
ci6n con el extranjero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
sNOf6 RE

Registrad0r de la proI iedad sustituto que
fu6 IA af1os en- Arecibo ofrece sus servicios,
como Notsrio, en- Arecibo. Bajos de Ia casa
udmero ID, calle de la Cruz, Sc hace cargo
de presentar para su inscription en- ell Regis
tro de la propiedad del Distrito remitir &
los respectivos interesados, los documentos
que con tai objetO Sc lie envfan.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
ACcI0MES

Banco Territorial y I5K a$I6.
Banco de Puerto Rico $i8 4 20.
Banco Popular 4 IN $8.