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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
Las foItunas territoriaIes

ii Vizconde Jorge de Avenel, en-
la Revue des Deux Mondes," " afr
ma que hoy no existen en- Francia
mas dc cuatro propjetarios que ten
gan en- tlerras 100000 frances de
renta, cosa Verdaderamente extrafIa
en- I'm pals tan rico cen1o la rep1blica
franccSa.
L. famosa "Grande Madenoisel1e"
tan cltada en- la no menos famosa
carta de la sonora de SavignG al Sc
nor de Coulanges, poseia L7oo, 900
frances de renta; el cardenal de Ri
.cheieu Q4o 900, Y el dnquc de la Ire
mollle 200, 900, teniepdO en- Cuen-
TIA que 10 que entonces Sc llamaba
rentaS, sobre todo ~cuando sc trataba
de fondos, eran' mas que otra cosa
Verdaderos impuestos :establec idos
Sobre la propledad Y percibidos por
ei senor, sc We 10 muchfsimo que han
dlsminuido los grandes propietarios
terrltorlales y 10 >mucho que ha ba-
jado tambien. la renta de las tie
rras.
En- cambio la propiedad urbana Sc
ma dc Sarroliad0 de TN ;nOdo eXtraor-
dlnario, pues ascendiendo en- 1883 &
dIez Y ocho mil millones de frances
ha sublGo en- meuQs de medic siglo
~ 1893, 1 ciucuenta y siete millones
p S G1c G triple dc 81 valor ante
rjor.
10 rnisno ha pasado, aunque en-
escala todavla mucho mayor, con ell
numerario circulante, en- Ia Edad
Media Ia moneda andaba tan escasa
que el rey Felipe el Largo tuvo que
empeflar su batetfa dc cocina por
1888 frances; y IN sobrino del rey,
el conde de Vertus, que perdi6 en- el
juego de pelota 81 frances tuvo que
delar su capa en- prenda Ell casa del
raquetero.
Las cantidades que dc ordinario
iieVa hoy en- IL. a.carteT.l una persona
Dlen acomodada hubieran parecido en-
aquellos tiempos sumas enormes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
En- AtARRUECOS

Gibraltar, "A de Julio.-El buque
escuela de guardias marinas "Saint
Mary, de la escuadra americana, IN
embarrancado en Cabo EsparteI, en-
La costa de Marruecos.
Han salido remolcadores de Gibral
tar Ell su auxilio
E. saint Mary" lleva bordo Gin
co ohciales, veinticinco tripulantes J
|cien guardias marinas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
ABRE SUS SESIONES

La Corte de Distrito de San Juan
en- sus secciones il y 81 pasado Ell
periodic de vacacioncs, hoy ha alberto
sus sesiones procedi6ndose en- ambas
q la lectura del Calendario, en- Ia
civil Sc hicieron varios sefalamientos
d solicitud de los abogados des las
parties que concurrieron a estrados
en- n6mero de mas de rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
MARTIN f. GILL.
Secretario. T."
IndJaf0n para lin Viaje al Hawaii

Honolulu, II; de Julio.-El gober-
nador Carter ha invitado al Prcsi-
dente Roosevelt q visitar las islas dc
Hawaii, cuando tetmine su proyecta-
do viaje Panama.
lie propone que vaya dir ctatnente
de Panama & Honolulu. regresando &
los Estados Unidos por el Puerto de
San Francisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

En- :Utuado las guardias del sub
puestto de Jayuya Julio G. Acosta Y
Pedro Diaz, arrestaron los indivf-
duots Juan Balttista Ro1ddn Hera
clio Qrtega. por dar fuego a la casa
dc .Juana M6ntalvo, del barrio Rio
Grande". La Corte municipal entien-
de Ell dicho case.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
V arias noticias

Aver tarde existfan en- ell Presidio
o3T indlvfduos, y de ellos trabajaban
en- la caTretera de Truiillo Alto
Rlo Piedras g; ademas habfan pro-
cedentes de la carcel de San Juan S..
y del total de $50 esta ban en- las en-
fermerlas 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

Posterformente comunic6 aver ell
cabo Rolg;' Qesde Vega Baja, 10 que
copiamos:: -.
"Anoche: entire ocho Y nueve al
paSar Junt0a las 'calderas de Ia cen
ira San VICENTE el Mayordomo de
fabrica FRANCISCO Leonet, sdbdto es-
Paflol, destap6se TN tubo, producien-
cole graves quemaduras, de que fa-
lleci6 hoy a. m"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
NOta del dia

Con Ell titul0 dc (Qu6 fWta les
gusfa rstds2, Ia comenzado TN
nuevo peri6dico a publican los
misterios de la congregation en-
una fOrma amena Y diSCreta.
Son detalleS que parcCen in
signifcantcs y trivialeS, pcro d
POGO qde Sc profundiza en-
ellos, Sc descubre la gravedad
que encierran y Ia triste signi-
6caci6n que ticnen
Son las pequeieces, las miga-
Jas de esa gran francachela a
que los clientes del presupues-
to viven entregados, pero esas
Senales lno 6eran el aviso de
que otr0s mayo~es abusos Sc CO.
meten Y otroS despilfarros mas
CuantlOsOS sc C0nSuman?
Ciertamente que ST; la pre-
Scnte administration eSta pla-
gada de esoS d1fectos, esta con-
tagiada, infestada de eSos abu
SOS.
Per0 aunquc 10 hubiera NADIA
mas que 10 que l,ce el cOlega a
que aIuilmo8. baSta V sobra con
clio para tormular los cargos
mas seVerOs, los mas duros ana
temas contra los administrator
res COntumdCeS que COnSienten
y eStimulan esa forma desdi-
chada dc emplcar Ell dinero del
pueblo.
No son nada tranquilizadOras
las palabrds con que termina ell
SucltO en- que SC euumeran los
deSllceS peCaminoSOs de nues-
tr0S tutOres. DeSpues de citar
Var10S caSoS COnCretOS que arro-
ian Ell mas osCuro boron s0bre
la colonization VICENTE, agrega
el COleGa que tales abrunlad0ras
denunciaS hacer "TenemoS por
el estilo un caj0n lIeno, pero de-
IamOs qGe ,el lector curi0so. nos
olga cual de estOS heChOs Quiere
que Sc publiquc primerO.
POr 10 vistO. van 4 sabersc CO.
sas muy originates, que no las
pueden avcrlguar mas que los
que tlenen accesO a las miste-
riosas estancias en- que la con-
gregaCi0n Cele bra Sus reuniO-
mes y cOnci5e esos planes que
llenan de COns.ernaci0n al pals.
Hay que ser miembro 9 aC0lito
tavOrit0 dc Ia congregation para
estar al tanto de esos negocios
POGO limpios. q1e ahora Sc des-
cubren Ell las cOlumnas de la
prenSa pOr un perlOdista norte-
americana que pud0 introdu-
clrSe sin lnSplrar reCelOS entire
los TedentoriStas Ofciales, tan
aJenOs entonces a que Sus mas
lntimOS secretos y Sis dema
Slas de bur0CrataS corrian tan
9rande ricSgo de ser Ianzados a
la publicidad.
UnO que vlvi6entre ellos es
qulen ahora aCuSa; uno que
respird aquella enrarecida at
mosfera del miSteriO official, es|
Ell que ah0ra denuncia con tales
datoS Y con tales pruebas v un
C0nOclmiento tan exaCtO, tan
prOfundO de tOdOs los esCOndri- =
jos Y los VericuetoS seguidos
por nuestros tutores. que sus
declaraCiones pucden ser terri
bles y han de ser, desde luegO,
abrumadoras.
FL estadc de la administra.
ci6n es verdaderamente lamen-
table. ST sc comprueba que son
ciertos todos los cargos que La
Goceta denuncia, sera llegada la
hora de confesar que estamos
paieciendo la mas funesta de
las administrations colOniales. |
EscS detalles, esos pormeno-
res que sc deScubren en- ell suel-
to que conentamoS, en- la pro-
Torci(n y en la cantidad que
ST creemos a La Goceta,
dan la idea MAS acabada Y mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

Fla sido' nombrado guardia del
puesto de- policfa de San Lorenzo, e;
lndividuo Arturo Padilla, vecino de
Sabana<Grande.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

FL pr6Ximo domingo Sc llevara 4
efecto en- el campo del Morro I'm de-
satio atletico entire los clubs "Estre-
lla y Santa Ana" capitaneados por
los Jovenes Cabrera y Acevedo res
pectlvamente.
Dada la animac!6n que reina entire
los soclos, el.juego promote duedar
muy lucid0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

En- Cayey fueron deteninos aver
los .1ndlviduos Bias Rol6n Felix
F1gneroa, por aggression a IN campe-
Slno en- la carrctera de la Cidra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

Desde Vega Baja telegraf6 aver
el cabo Roig, 10 siguiente:
Hoy, entire 6y7 a. m. el indivf-
duo Agust1n- Vazquez, que fraudu-
lentamente hah1a montado en- ferro-
carrll de cafga', Sc tir6 del tren cerca
de su casa ~kil6metro AZ, destrozan-
dole los EagoneS ambas piernas, mu-
rlendo 81 POGO tempo. Acudf con
Juez municipal lugar suceso, resuI
tando ser VazQues linico responsible
de su muerte.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

Dos multa8 valoradas en- 81 han
sido abonadas en- Ponce, por fndivf-
duos que infringieron las leyes de
rentas internas.
Por lgual falta sc han recibido hoy
2 denunc'as contra indlvlduos de Ca
rOlina Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

FL Ayuntanqiento de Rio Piedras
ha cerrado su presupuesto eorrespon-
diente al ano econ6mico tiltimo con
IN sobrante effective en- GAIA de
S4o4t186 y cr6ditos pendientes de
cobro valorados en- ST ,o6o.I6, sin obli-
8acl6n alguna en- descubierto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

Aver fueron arrestados en- Cavev
4 lndlviduos por escalamiento en-
primer grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

Han Visjtadu.al. seflor Gobernador
Winthrop en<la mafana de hoy, los
selores fiscal Campillo, abogado Pa
lacios Rodriguez, Elzaburu y el doc
tor Veve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

De Ia lectura de la memoria que
suscrlbe el Alcalde de Aguas Bueras
senior Jose Z. Morales, Sc deduce
que ha mejorado :bastante la admi-
nlStracl6n municipal, puesto que Sc
han reducid0 los deficits de S2,53o-I5
en- I9o2-I9o3; a$I8o-78 en- oo5-foo6
Y ESQ que Ell 1903 1904 10 hubo de
S2'7oI'72 y en- I9Q4.I9o5, de ST.
455-72.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

Ia renunciado el inspector viaiero
Del dlstrltQ de caminos de Arecibo 4
Ponce, don Martin Aparicio.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
VICIOUS HOOD[UMs
KILL A FARMER.

RED BUD, Ill, Oct 24.-Anton Mill
bach, a German farmer residing at
Renault Monroe County, Illinois, was
whitecapped last Tuesday night and
died on Friday night. Millibach went
to town on Tuesday and became slight
Iy intoxicated. A gang surrounded him
in saloon and threatened to hang him.
He resisted, but was overpowered- Then
the lights were put out and he was
beaten and thrown out of the place.
Millbach then got into his wagon and
started home. Part of The gang was
waiting for him at the outskirts of the
village. They showered him with
stones. He fell in his wagon and was
taken home by bartender.
The whitecappers are composed of
idle young men who hang around the
saloons of the village and persecute
strangers, simple-minded persons and
inebriates.
A Coroner's jury yesterday brought
in a verdict that Millibach came to his
death from injuries received from un-
known persons. Millibach left widow
and five children.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
FORGER CLAIMS He
IS FIRE VICTIM.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


DES MONIES, Oct. 24.-Ruined inan-
cially by the San Francisco fire, Fred
Martin. said to have been a prosperous
jeweler of the Golden Gate city, is now
prisoner in the County Jail charged
with forgery and vagrancy. Not only
has he lost all Of his money, but today
Mrs. Bessie Wilson, who since his ar
rival in Des Moines has been his friend
and adviser, has deserted him and his
cup of woe is overfiowing.
Shortly after the earthquake Martin
came to this city penniless. He met
Mrs. Bessie Wilson, skilled musician,
and the two became greatly attached to
each other. The woman even went so
far as to offer the man house and lot
she owns. Martin at the time refused
to accept the gift, and soon after was
arrested on the charge of passing a
worthless check on the Walker Shoe
Company.
Mrs. Wilson appeared at the police
station this morning and signif1ed her
intention of forsaking the man. She
also wanted to make sure that there
was no danger of losing her house and
lot. When assured that she need have
no fear for her property she seemed
happy and contented. Martin claims he
was worth $4,000 before the San Fran
cisco fire.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
GIRL THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN
KIDNAPPED BY STRANGE MAN
Mother Believes Daughter Was Fol-
lowed From Denver, Chloroformed
and Spirited From Her Home

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct 24.-Mrs.
j. H. Sidebottom reported to the police
today the mysterious disappearance of
her 1S-year-old daughter, Miss Fannie
Fennell. from the family home on
North Twenty first street. Mrs Side
bottom believes her daughter was chlo-
reformed and kidnapped between mid
night and o'clock this morning. An
examination of Miss Fennelps room to-
day showed that she had slept in her
bed and left her clothes undisturbcd
on a chair. The mother says an odor
of chloroform pervaded the room.
Mrs. Sidebottom and daughter visit
ed Denver, Colo, last August, and aft
er their return Miss Fennell, 1t is said
began receiving letters from an un
known man, who said he had seen hor
first out West and had followed her to
Birmingham The writer professed his
love- and said he would kill her if she
did not return his advances. The let
ters have been turned over to the DO
lice, who are working on the case. It
is said a mysterious man in hack Wis
tied the place during the night.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
MOODY WILL GO ON
SUPREME BENCH.
Unofficial Advices Confirm
Report That He Will Be
Named to Succeed Brown
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-while no
official statement is obtainable, unofn
cial advices confirm the report that the
President will appoint Attorney Cen
eraI. William H Moody of Massachu-
setts to the vacancy in the supreme
bench made by the retirement of As
sociate Justice Henry b. Brown.
The announced intention of the
President to appoint Moody to the SUI
preme bench came as surprise, as it
was generally understood that he elm
mated the Attorney General from con-
sideration in that connection because
of the fact mainly that Massachusetts
already had a representative on the
bench in the person OF Associate JUS
tice Holmes.
Moody's nomination will be sent to
the Senate when Congress convenes,
but general expectation is that he will
not take his seat on the bench until
about January 1, when, as previously
announced, he expects to retire from
the attorney generalship
The fact that George Won l. Meyer,
Emba ssador to Russia, is slated to be-
come Postmaster General next March
has already led to gossip as to his
probable successor to the Russian mis-
sion. The name of Lloyd C. Griscom
of Pennsylvania, now ambassador to
Brazil, has been mentioned as a most
likely successor to Meyer, in which
case it is reported that John Barrett.
now Minister to Colombia, probably
will be appointed to succeed Griscom
at Rio de Janeiro-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
VAST SHAKE-UP IN
NEW YORK POLICE
Entire Force Affected by
the Transfers Made by
Commissioner Bingham

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Police Com
missioner Bingham gave notice yester-
day of the biggest shake-up in the his
tory of New York's police force He
said the entire force-about 1000 men
would be affected The wholesale
transfer will include inspectors, cap
tains and other grades of officers and
patrolmen. The shift will be made be-
fore election day.
There has been a remarkable shut
down of gambling places in the city
recently. IN the tenderloin precincts,
it is said, every place of this character
has suspended business. In other
parts of the city gambling and pool
rooms are following suit.
Rev. DR.. Parkhurst is said to be
chiefly responsible for this condition of
affairs. In an interview recently he
declared that gambling was fiourishing
in the city. Following this statement
he was summoned to court by Deputy
Police Commissioner Mathot to prove
his allegations. The case was called
today and gambling house keepers, be-
lieving the clergyman could keep his
word and point out their resorts, has
tened to close up.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
RAILROAD To AID
BEATTY MINES.

BEATTY, New, Oct. 24.-J. Ross
Clark, president of the Las Vegas
Tonopah Railroad made the following
authoritative statement last night re-
garding the plans and policy of the
company:
1T will be the policy of the company
to afford every facility in the way of
freight and passenger rates and to de-
velop the resources of this wonderful
country to the fullest extent. 1t is
desired to give Beatty such rates on
machinery and supplies brought into
the country and on ores shipped out as
will enable the profitable handling of
the great quantities of low-grade ore
in this district. Now that we have
reached Beatty, we want you to under
stand that we are not going to stop.
Our purpose is to push on to Rhyolite,
your sister town in the hills above,
then on to Goldfield as fast as material
and supplies can be assembled. Our
purpose is to extend spurs to the big
mines that the ores can be loaded d.
rectly from the mines into the cars,
and save the expense of extra hand
ling"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
TRA|NMEN |NFL|CT
FATAL KICKS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

RED BLUFF, Oct 24-Henry Glow
of Philo, Mendocino County was killed
at Tehama this morning by being Sc
verely kicked by one of the trainmen
after being forcibly elected from the
southbound train, on which he had been
stealing a ride. Glow had been work
ing at Ingot, in Shasta County. With
a companion and two strangers he
stole a ride from Red Bluff TO Tehama,
but as the train was on the river
bridge opposite Tehama it was stopped
to put the men off.
After getting off the train the men
lined up along the railing of the
bridge. It was while in this position
that Glow was kicked in the side. Each
of the men declared that the train
crew kicked them while they were off
the train and on the bridge. When
the train had pulled out it was discov-
cred that Glow was in great agony.
His companions did all they could to
relieve him. but he expired in a few
minutes. An autopsy showed that
Glow died from hemorrhage of the
spleen, due to the injury he had re-
ceiyed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
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TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 24.-The
Trans-Alaska Siberian Railway Com
pany, which will build railroad. line
across Siberia and Alaska and tunnel
under the Bering Straits and also con-
struct a telegraph and telephone sys-
TEN connecting with Great Diomede
Island, was incorporated in the Sec
retary of States Office today with a
capitalization of $6,000,0O0.
The incorporators are Loicq de Lo-
bel, Paris, general delegate of the
French and Russian and American syn
dicates of the Trans-Aiaska-S Siberian
Railway; ]. A. L. Waddell, Kansas City,
delegate of the advisory board of con-
sulting engineers of the railway; John
j. Healy, Seattle, delegate of the West
ern syndicate of the railway, and Will
liam H. Black, New York, and John R.
Turner, Jersey City.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
SUICIDE OF THE ONLY SON
OF A WEALTHY CANADIAN
William Stewart of Toronto Shoots
Himself After Returning From
the Theater.

CHICAGO. Oct 24-William Stewart.
"a years old, of Toronto. Canada, COM
mitted suicide in the Saratoga Hotel
last night by shooting himself.
Stewart had been making a tour of
the West with Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Cloud
of Rochester, N. Y. Last evening he
accompanied his companions to a thea
ter, and when he returned he was ex-
tremelys nervous. Shortly after Stow
art had retired Mrs. Cloud heard shot
and ran to Stewards room. Failing to
find him there, she called her husband,
who found him in an adjoining bath
room.
No reason is known for his suicide.
Stewart was the only son of a wealthy
Canadian, who died several years ago.
The Coroner's inquest was today con-
tinued until Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
TO STOP FENCING
Of PUBLIC LAND.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

RED BLUFF, Oct 24.-In Red Bluff
this afternoon United States Deputy
Marshal Thomas J. Arnerich arrested
Thomas ]. Armstrong, a wealthy resi-
dent of the Balls Ferry section for
inclosing illegally Government lands
Armstrong is an extensive cattle raiser
and his arrest is the result of a recent
indictment by the United States Grand
Jury. He gave bonds in the sum OF
$4,000 and was released. Armstrong
will fight the charge in the courts.
Many other persons in different Sec
tions of the northern part of the State
are apprehensive that similar trouble
awaits them, the Government authors
ties being determined to stop the prac-
tice Of the cattlemen in unlawfully ap-
propriating Government lands.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
RAISULI TAKES VENGEANCE
ON MOROCCAN AUTHORITIE

Bandit Chief Believes Sultan Has Pro-
missed His Head to Americans
Minister Gummere.
TANGIER. Rorocco. Oct 24--The sit
uation at Arzilla. which was recently
seized by Bengaros tribesmen. has been
intensified by the pillage of the resi-
dence of the local Pasha. who escaped
and arrived here half naked
Raisuli. the bandit chief. who held
Ion Perdicaris. an American citizen. for
ransom in May. 1904, believing that the
Sultan has promised his head to the
American Minister, Mr. Gummere. is
taking vengeance on the Moroccan au-
thorities.
Owing to the fear OF an attack on
Tangier. the patrols in the outskirts OF
the city have been doubled