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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
EMBARQUE SUS EFECTOS P0R EXPRESS
Ha conference.-the esta mafana con
Mr.. Feuille, Ell Jrez de Coamo don
Fidel Guillermety.

Obras de utilidad practica recibi-
das llltimame ente en- el BOLETIN Ell
polvorista practice Crfa de peces
de aqua dulce Fabrication de la
albllmina Ell aqua y sus aplicacio-
mes; Manual del herrcro y cerraje-
ro; Manual del fogonero y maqui-
nista; Ell jardinero moderno; Cria lu-
crativa del cerdo; Parques, jardines y
flores; Fotocinemo grabador, Wade
mecum del Veterinario etc, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
Francia " Russia
c0ntintian amigos
Relaciones inalterables

can que carecen de la gravedad que ha querido
atribuirse1es los rumores de una alteration
de relacones entire Francia el imperio mos
covita.
Las relaciones entire ambos gobernos Sc
gun dicen los despachos ohciales de Paris son
Cordalisimas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20

Nueva York, ,ltlnes.-Cablegrafian de Ma
drid que merced a la Intervention atortuna-
da de las autoridades de Valencia, Sc ha
podido dominar Ell conf1icto de la huelga de
los trabaiadores de los muelles sin que haya
habido que registrar successes desagradables.
Los huelgistas han vuelto hoy al trabajo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
El primer, enCuentro
sangriento
NegociaciOnes fracasadas

Nueva York, lunes.-De Centro America
llegan noticias sensaconales que confrman al
gunos serios rumores acogidos por la prensa
Los u]timos parties recibidos publican de-
TALES de I'm violento choque entire los ejercltos
de Guatemala Mejco. u
Todas las negocaciones pendientes, sc con-
sideran fracasadas.
Ell choque ha sido sangriento Ell numero
de vlCtimas es considerable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
Los europe0s en- gravi-
sil11o riesgo
Una campana infame

Nueva York, l1nes-Los despachos cable
grafcos que Sc reciben de Londres, dicen que
Ia seguridad de los extraneros vuelve verse
sacramento amenazada en- algunos departamen-
tos del Imperio Celeste por la acometividad de
los boxers que explotan la agudisima crisis
del hambre achacandole la culpa los extran-
jeros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20

La Ultima obra de Derecho edita-
da en- el BoLETIN, es la Jurispruden-
cia en- 10 criminal establecida por Ell
el Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico
durante el aflo 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
Mas nOtic1a0

Anoche, ante regular concurrencia
se efectu6 Ell concerto que tenian
anuncisdo en- Bayam6n los artistas
que componen el sesteto "Marsicano
Room.
Todos los ntmeros del programs
fueron calurosamente aplaudidos,
Esta mahana no Sc vio ning1n re-
curse de apelaci6n ante el Tribunal
Supreme.
Nos comunican que las 6e:tas pa
tronales de cayey resultaron esplen.
didas. La procession de San lsidro re-
corri6 el pueblo acornpafi4ndo al san
to cerca Dc tres mil personas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
In imdemnixooi6n
pedida pol' Francia
Respondiendole al Sultan

Nueva York, lunes-Intorman los despa-
chos de Tanger, q1e el Sultan ha pedido un
plazo breve para hacer efectiva la indemniza-
cion reclamada porFrancia
A la nota del Sultan, ha respondido el 60
bierno frances exigiendo que senale minuciosa-
mente el plazo que solicita>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20

Sc nos informa que por ahora no Sc
cubrira la vacante del Juez de la
Corte Municipal de Aguadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20

Esta maflana salio para Caguas Ell
Superintendent de escuelas Mr.. Ay.
res, quien asistira los examenes de
ingles que han de verifcarse en- aquel
pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20

PRENSAS DE COPIAR.-Los mo-
delos mas perfectos baratos. De
venta en- Ell BOLETIM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
SeryltIe Especial ld b6lclh Mtfcnln
GABLEGRAMAS.


Nueva York, lunes-Dicen de San Peters
burgo que aver ha vuelto ser teatro de san
grientos sucesos la capital del imperio ruso
TN motin revolucionario que estallo fren-
te al palacio imperial, fue sofocado por las
tropas que dispararon sus armas contra el
pueblo hacienda numerosas victimas entire Ia
multitud. 49,
La indignation es grande en- San Peters
burgo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
LOS CAMBlOS DEL Ola

{ 90 dlv.
Paris, .... E. vista, 81 p oIo d.
Hamburgo. D.. vista, 4 POO
New YORK. e. Par.
Espaaa. ....IIA a aI2 p olo d.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
HUNTING FOR 4 PLOT.
Miner Says Reds" Are Nearly
Ready to KW President.

Secret Service men have been spending consid-
cradle time in and around Newark trying 10
down "A plot against tho President Jan Bartula.
miner from Hazleton Penn now living AZ No. 20
Mercer street Newark told the police OF that city
of the plot hatchcd. he declared by the same band
OF anarchists responsible Tor the death Of PrGsi-
dent Mckinley. The Newark police. including the
late chief. Adams did not take BartUIa seriously
when he unfoded TO them the details OF the plot.
but information which was turned over to the
Secret Service BY the doubling police officials lel
Chief Flynn 10 order thorough inquiry.
Bartula says he a member of a band OF
Reds which has It's headquarters In Hazleton,
and that he held grudEe against some of those
in the band, which had planned to kill the Presi.
dent Bartula talked with Chief Adams about the
proposed assassination, leaving list of names In
mis- handwriting of men who he declared
could furnish the authorities with fun informa-
ton about the alleged plot. The names ne gave
WoZniCh ZitO. Charles kraUss, jr., Biz Stats
Jim CiodWitt and Nitro kopitula the last sa-
lOonkecper at Audenreid. Penn. The others Bar
tula declared were miners in the Hazleton. Auden-
reid and HOneybroOk districts. BartuIa paid his
second visit Ia Police Headquarters last SUNDAY
who interviewed him the night at the Mercer
street house.
Rartula was a little weak on details OF tho exact
nature OF the alleged plot Besides the present plot
Bartula says that the men named could ten a IDt
about the assassination OF President Mckinley
They never got CZOlGosz Bartuia explained soy
eral times the Secret Service and detectives
"for he is alive yet. The whom they killed for
CZolgosz was one who volunteered to die for him.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
ALLEGE 100000 LAND FRAUD.

Boise City, Idaho, April 19.-The government hled
a suit IN the United States Court here yesterday
against the Barber Lumber Company set aside
% patents. involving 4oe0o acres OF timber land in
Boise County, worth over Sl.ODOO0O. Fraud in OBJ
tanning title to the lands is alleged
Denver. April I9-Judge Il. G. Burch special as
sistant United States Attorney General. who re-
turned from Boise. Idaho, yesterday. in an inter
view to-day denied that there IS any connection be-
tween the land fraud investigation in Idaho and
the prosecution OF the officials OF the Western
Federation Of Miners on the charge Of completely
in the assassination os former Governor Frank
SteunenbeTg OF Idaho. He said:
1t is unfair TO draw any conclusion against SEN
atoI Borah II was commonly understood he was
IN the Steunenberg murder special attorney
lor the prosecution before he was elected 10 the
Senate. II IS. think, conceded he has acted In a
general way IN his capacity as attorney for the
BARRIER Lumber Company, which company is al
Legged, IN connection with others 10 have been en-
gagged IN Illegally obtaining lumber lands near
Boise. But that does not presuppose, nor Is II in
llself the slightest evidence, he had any part In
procuring lands OF conspiIing to do
II has been 70 my knowledge and I hav. ever,-
partent of Justice in Idaho To hew straight TO the
line and keep its administration there absolutely
free from entanglement either with the prosecution
or defence OF Meyer. Haywood and PettibOne and
10 avoid any possible Interference in any manner
by political Influence, on one side. a disposition
10 aid the accused men, the other and If the
subject AZ even considered by Attorney General
or other executive officials satisfied Will he
offenders OF the federal laws and recover lands
wrongfully obtained from the government and not
IN any wise while doing 10 engage in tho trial
OF the alleged offenders against the State Of Idaho
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
FITZGERALD MUST RETURN MONEY.
Richmond Justice Charged with Not Ac-
counting for Trust Funds.

In answer 10 a petition OF Mrs. Margaret NJ
Elevin yesterday. J,;stice Tompkins. in the Su-
preme Court, 9th District, said he would order
Justice Fitzgerald in Special Sessions. Brook
Ign, 10 return 10 her within ten days certain
sums % money she had intrusted TO him. and
also 20 deliver her all the bonds, mortgages
and other property belonging To her He viii
Ak to-day date for the appearance Of the JUS
fice before him.
Mrs. Slevin Tecited in detail in her petition
that she had employed Justice Fitzgerald as
her counsel. and under his direction had in
vested large sums Of money in mortgages. for
which she had no accounting. An affidavit from
fhe justice read in court in which he ad-
nitted that he had collected for Mrs.
Gievin amounting 20 more than $4,000. Justice
Tompkins said the affidavit failed to deny or
explain Mrs. Sleyin'S charges.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

Harriet Beecher stowe. but her son. the Rev.
Charles T.. Stowe. argued that mo more useless
uusiehtly or wasting money. generally speak
ing known than that which finds
preston IN the statue nuisance. The ordinary
bronze statue ought 10 be- regarded a terrible
penalty "a he inflicted only great offenders
against society like Adam, Captain Kidd or Bene-
dlCt Arnold
Miss Gertrude Haynes has tho honor Of organz-
Ink ard maintaul, the first successful woman the
atrcal company. Women hll al the parts in the
play. except tho villain. All the executive posi-
tious. even tho property man and advance
agent are taken by members Of the gentler
Miss Haynes s a tiny woman less than five feet
tall and weighs just two pounds over hundred.
She IS from BloomEgdale. Ind. where she shares
houors with james Whitcomb Riley, Booth Tark-
ingtou and George AIDE. the Hoosier celebrities.
Sh. began gs n village choir singer. then organized
a small concert company. She IS the inventor OF
a big organ. which she plays herself. once, when
some professional biipostsrs refused 70 act under
pettlcoat orders this versatile little woman tucked
up her skirts ~ convenient and decorous angle
and did tho work herself Her pluck IN beating
tho strike OF tho hilposters proved such a good
advertisement that the show was an nparoleled
success FREDERIC J. HASKIN.
To-,norrow's letter viii be devoted to Yankee
business ingenuity
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
MORE MONEY FOR LIBRARY.
Board of Estimate Awards Bid of $3.50, 900
to Complete Structure.

Controller Metz at the meeting OF the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment yesterday presented
a verbal report the New York Public Library
completion. He said that he had several bids for
finishing the interior of the structure 42d street
and Fifth avenue. ana that the lowest bidder was
the John Pierce Company, the bid being $S,Ss0OO0
The board awarded the contract to that company
the Mayor saying at the time that the finishing OF
the interior brought the cost of the building to
SlO000,0OO
The Controller told the board that for the Car
negle library sites S300.0O0 was needed TO ACQUIRE
property already under condemnation, and thai
abont SO0OO would be needed for other sites during
the years.
Il told the Carnegie people, said the Control
Ter that we could not accept any more sites for
the next years
The board approved a resolution appropriating
s3000o for sites already condemned.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
TRIES TO BUY ALDERMANIC BADGES

Many members Of the Board OF Aldermen have
received letters signed "W. c. WOOD Offering 10
buy the racetrack badges that they have received
from the Jockey Club. Alderman Reginald s
Doull. one Of the Tammany leaders, is among
those who have received such letter. and he IS
only one OF dozen who. he finds have received
offers.
Woods letters start by reminding the alderman
that he is the man the alderman met last summer
at Sheepshead Bay, and says that a wealthy friend
OF hts from the West IS anxious to get hold of
one OF the badges and that he is willing to pay
the season The aldermen who received the let
tefs Hao a conference and decided ''KVOod''
was a fake name, and that one was irving
badges. ''' 1i'S''
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
GUILTY. or LAND FRAUDS.
Three Corrections for Conspiracy
an Nebraska.

Omaha April I9-Thomas N. Huntington. Ami
3. Todd and Fred Hoyt were convicted in the
United States Court to-day on charges OF conspr-
acy 20 defraud the government OF about half
million acres Of public lands IN Sheridan and
Cherry counties Neb. The cases have been on
trial for the last ten days
These indicted Jointly with Richards
and COmstock Of the Nebraska Land and Cattle
Company, who were convicted last fall.
Huntington. who Is banker at Gordon. Neb..
furnished the money to pay The expenses OF the
enUryrlen when going TO flle on the land. Hoyt Is
a partner of Huntington, and is charged with hav-
ing paid tho expenses Of five entrymen and of hBy-
ing given them the descriptions OF the land upon
which they afteTWaTd filed.
Todd IS from Denver, and procured old soldiers
Of Iowa Nebraska and Illinois 10 place the fraudu-
lent filings the hoTnesteads.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
Just One Year Ago Today
Fine Floors of the Wanamaker
Building Were Opened

GRADUALLY the entire building completed and placed
~ service. The facilities for public service and
unique Naturally they the most perfect that technical knowledge
and skill could devise brief mention of stocks and equipment
may present information may be of immense value those who
may be informed about this 22acre building here AsOr Place
about which technical papers have written much 70,
the INFORMATION of PROFESSIONAL readers, to the
and best in commercial architecture and facilities.
The sUB-BAsEMENT holds one Of the largest ELECTRIC
buildings, Also the Cold-Storage Plant.
The BASEMENT what competent critics have
stated be the largest finest and competest HOUSEWARES
stocks in the country The most complete exhibit OF EIEC
TRICAI. GOODS for Domestic Also Sporting Goods
Toys.
The MAIN FLOOR is The MEMS STORE full city block
where everything Apparel for Men and Boys conveniently
assembled floor.
The SECOND FLOOR is The PIANO STORE-of which
RtpToRfUNI Cd with it's great Organ and Echo Organ &
Hall containing fifteen hundred seatsfOr free public enter
tainment every business day OF the year
The THIRD presents the beautiful stocks Of CHINA
GLASSWARE LAMPS, and the ART WARES SALONS
always beautiful ar exhibition.
The FOURTH presents remarkable UPHOLr
STERY FABRICS Draperies Poeres, Lace Curtains and
The FIFTH FLOOR is the CARPET and RUG Store. which
very superior collection Of ORIENTAL RUGS,
wela Colonial and other odtime American Rugs.
The SIXTH, SEVENTH EIGHTH FLOORS required
for the FURNITURE Store, including most complete
variety of
The NINTH the ART GALLERY, the PICTURE
Store and the RESTAURANT.
The TENTH FLOOR is stocks
The ELEVENTH FLOOR contains the COLD-STORAGE'
VAULT. which extends through the twelfth floor Also
finely equipped factory for the making and repairing Of
Fur Garments, and preparing them for Storage
The TWELFTH FLOOR contains the USED PIANO Ware
rooms, Piano Repair Shops
The THIRTEENTH FLOOR contains the CUSTOM SHIRT
Factory-th largest and best equipped plant OF the kind in
the city.
The FOURTEENTH FLOOR is devoted to the CARPET
CARPETS accurately fitted for all OF floors
And the UPHOLSTERY Factory.
In ALL an Institution whose possibilities for hghcas service
in MANY lines of effort almost unlimited especially matters
of OUTFITTINGS for the HOME.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
ELEVATOR BOY SAVED BY ENGINEER

Montevideo apartment hotel. at Nos. s32 and S3i
Seventh avenue owes his life TO the quick wit of
Eugene Desport, the engineer Of the hotel. Wilson
stopped his AZ the fifth floor to listen TO some
music. He was sitting the floor OF the car. the
door being open. with his feet resting on the floor
Then he got signal from below.
Wilson leaned back and started TO get on his
feet, and caught hold Of the cable which operates
the car. Instantly the dropped. catching the
Doy beuSeen the car and the fifth floor. Hearing
Ills screams. DesDort cut out the power and run
up TO the sixth floor and dropped down the shaft
10 the car To get at the boy the engineer had to
rip of the wire top Of the car
An ambulance surgeon from Roosevelt Hospital
looked after the boy. No bones We're broken but
he was cut badly about the body, and his legs
crushed.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
MOSQUITO FIGHTERS HOLD DINNER

The fourth annual meeting Of the American
Mosquito DETERMINATION Society was held at the
Union League Club last night. dinner followed
the regular business DR.. L. o. Howard Of wash
ington, the governments chief entomologist who
has charge OF the war against mosquitoes was
present. and told OF his work
Dr. =. Porter Felt. the New York state ento-
mologist. referred to the need OF state aDnro
priation TO make determinations of the habits Of
The pest. which yet not sufficiently definite
10 obtain highest results.
Among those present, some OF whom spoke were
Walter = Kerr, John Claflin. Stewart Hartshorn
Colgate Hoyt. Professor Hooper of Brooklyn:
Controller Metz. August Heckscher George IL
Frost. i. c. Beach, L. /. Tribus Spencer Miller.
T. n. Bentley. Henry Clay Weeks Dr. Z. r.
Davenport, OF Carnegie Institute; DR. n &. Gibson
and Roland Il. Conklin-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
IN THROATS.
CIereIaM Telephone Girls affected
bar Baseball Calls.
- rnlerrap,l % The TrIbune. J

Cleveland. April 19-six telephone girls who
have been kent busy for two days telling fans
the baseball scores. have become afflicted with
a strange afectation of the throat DR.. II. G.
Long said tonight that he treated six telephone
girls to-day
They have carbuncles in their throat7' the re-
suit of yelling out the baseball scores over the
telephone" he declared. They told me their
tbroats we're ALL right until Thursday when the
,Iiss AIice Ioretz chief telephone operator at
the Hollenden Hotel, a victim said the tones
NJ her voice" came in sections or chunks.
leaving her speechless at Intervals
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
TO CROssExAMINE E. H. HARRIMAN'
Ordered To Be Present at Hearing of Clerk
Who Sold Letter.

Because Of the non-appearance of f. II. Har-
riman at the hearing of his former clerk. Frank
Hm before Magistrate Wahle who went to the
Tombs court to hold the hearing yesterday it had
to be postponed. Assistant District Attorney
Krotel called James d. McGrath n witness Fly
Magistrate Onimen, Hills counsel demurred
and said he wanted to crOss-eXamine Mr. Harri-
man. Mr. Krotel said counsel had declined 10
do this at a previous hearing, but the court held
he had right to cross-eXamine at any time ana
ordered that Mr.. Hartman be present at the
next hearing to be held next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
BIG BAIL FOR GONDORF.
More Erdence of S7cindLing Of
Walker, Missing Bank Man.

Charles Gondorf. known also as Charles Earl
was arragned in the jefferson Market court yester-
day charged with grand larceny and receiving
stolen goods his alleged victim being William f.
Walker. the defaulting treasurer who disappeared
from the New Britain Savings Bank on February
10 leaving shortage of 100000 Magistrate Bar
low fixed Gondorfs bail at S20.00o
Gondorf is being held a short affidavit by De-
tective Sergeant Valley Howard 5 Cans. at
torney for the New Britain Bank directors and
Norman r Bailey. OF the Pinkerton Detective
Agency. charge him with being one Of a gang of
wireless wire tappers who said 10 have swim
died Walker out OF about S10oo0o of his stolen
securities by falsely representing that they could
obtain advance information about the races. OF
this amount. Detective Bailey said. $4,000 had been
recovered from a reputable banking firm through
which they were negotiated.
l. Lowcnsteir. Gondorf's attorney, offered Bob
Nelson. Teuderloin saloon proprietor, as bonds
ma;. Dut Magistrate Barlow refused. Lowenstei1
threatened habeas corpus proceedings. IN any
event. Gondorf viii De in the Jefferson Market
court Monday.
CONDOR has been arrested previously in connec-
tion with wire tapping fraud, and Was held at the
time in SECS bail He WAS acquitted in the trial.
however, and by gTvinE himself up in court pre-
vented his picture from being put in the Rogues
Gallery. The banks which bought the alleged miss
ing securities from CONDOR and a list of the seCur-
ties are known. il is said. According 10 Detective
Sergeant Valley trace az the stolen securities 10
the amount Of about $500 900 has been found.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
A Price-Happening of Importance
In Fine French HandkerchiefS

All made hanspun all handhmtched and those that
hand
fneness of the handkerchiefs concerned
stoCk-bringmg nuSsed and
pieces used for decorative that have been %
hadoenS styles that
in The wiIt OF hensitcfing
All perfect the tub but all are
and beautifu-and al areH HALF PRICE, or less:
Mems Plain White HeHSttched Hardkerches at 6Oc 7Sc
and 81 each. We're SI.25 20 $2.75.
Wou1ens Plain White HemstitChed HandkerchiefS at 25
Soc 75c 85c, 81 and SI25. We're 75C TO $3.50.
Wonens Hand-EmbrOidered HandkerChiefs at 5Oc z5e,
85c ST. $I35 to SIS EACH We're 81 to $6.75.
Won1ens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs NTH reperiHg at
$3.50 So and So so each We're S3.25 to $3.50.
HomeuS COlored Printed and Embroidered Handkerchefs
in ride pariety-I98 handkerChie in aH-fOreTty 81 to
$3.50; now at 3Sc each. ROtunda Building
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

Raincoats make fine Spring snow
coats.
If they're really first class Il
fabrics, proofed by the { 2
process.
$18 to $35.
Double" shoes.
Double thickness of waterproofed
leather.
Doubly useful walking shoes and
waterproofs.
$3.50.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
ass s42 1859
Warren St. 18th 81 s2nd ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

New Britain Conn. April 19-Secretary Charles
B. Oldershaw OF the Savings Bank Of New Britain
went to New York 10 make affidavit the amount
Of Walkers stealings. The evidence. II is under
stood. viii be used in the against Charles
Earl. who arrested in New York yesterday in
connection with "a wire tapping scheme by which
Walker is thought 10 have been swindled out OF
thousands dollars.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
American MeCEaniCians
American Operatives
American Methods
American WAGES

The union of these invincible forces created
and always sustains the high quality of
WALTHAM WATCHES. Itisaguarantee
of excellence which foreign watches do not
possess, but which is often claimed for them
by dealers who see the prospectof an exorbi
tant profit.
A Book about Watches request
WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY
WALTHAM, MASS.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
NNsa~aA dxus
Store Closes at $50 p. NJ.
Musicale This Morning
In the Auditorium at III

At the AngelusNr
COntralto SOos-Aiss