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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
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Eu la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan P. R. Of
Gina del Marshall Estados Uni
dos de America FL Presideute
de los Estados Unidos. SIS.
O6cina del Marshal
Francis H. Dexter, ESQ. Deman.
dante VS., FL Administrator
Judicial de los bienes de Eli.
Sa Kortright, difunta. De.
mandado. Cebro de honora-
rios PROFESSIONALS.
EJECUCION DE SENTENC1A.
Por cvanto el dia Is de Diciem-
ofe de 1906 Francis H. Dexter, co.
no demandante, obtuvo una SEN
tencla su favor en- esta Corte de
Dlstrlto contra el Administrator de
los bienes de Elisa Kortright Dor
IA suma de SIETE MIL OCHO.
C1ENTOS TREINTA DOLLARS
De intereses 4 raz6n de seis pre-.
clsnto anual desde la fecha de di-
cha seHteacia hasta que sea satisfe.
cha y costas que Sc devenguen en-
esta ejecucion.
.: Por cuanto dicha sentencia fuk
anotada en- el registro de causas de
Ia ofcina del Secretario de dicha
Corte el dia y aiio antes menciona.
dos.
Por cuanto para cubrir el i'm
porte de los sIETE MI. ocHoc1EN.
Tos TREINTA DOLLARS 4 que al
canza la exPresada sentencia fre.
ron subastados bienes de la referida
Elisa Kortright, los cuales produ.
jeron Ia cantidad de sE1s MIL, c1RN
DOLLARS.
Por cuanto aun quedan pen
dlente de pago para satisfacer Ia
sentencla antes mencionada MIL sr-
TEc1ENToS TREINTA DOLLARS mas
el lnteres de seiS por ciento anual
deSde la fecha de dicha sentencia
hasta que sea totalmente satisfecha
y las costas de esta ejecuci6n.
Por tanto 20 Jose Labrador y
V1flals, Marshal de la Corte de Dis
trito Judicial de San Juan, he dis
puesto sacar a publica subasta los
Siguientes bienes del demandado
atectos al cumplimiento de dicha
sentencia:
"Finca Rustica sta en- el barrio
del Pueblo, termino de Barceloneta,
compuesta de cIENTo OUNCE cuer-
das de extension: lindante al Norte
con la SUCCESSION Cayol y con Walls:
al Sur, con Catalina Julia de Cayol,
con la SUCCESSION Cayol y con Bono.
clio LENA: al saliente con lose
Agustin de la Tore, con la Succession
Cayol con Walls y con LENA: y al
ponlente con la hacienda SPajaS.D
Esta fnca es una parte segregada de
la hacienda oPlazuelap y consta ms.
crlta al folio 40 del tomo 4 de BARGE
'oneta, hnca No I53 inscription pri.
mtra.D
Fl acto de la subasta tendra
eftct'' el dia 20 de Mayo de I oo7 4
as dos y media de la tarde en- mi
ofirina sta Ell q misno edifcio de
la Corte.
Los bienes seran adjudicados
al meJor po>tor el pago de la ven
ia Sc hara elective IN 81 acl9 lie la
adjudication.
San Juan, ?. K. abl.l de ,oo7.
JOSE LABRADOR,
Marshal de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22

Para trapichesy desmenuzadorasICe ICeD.
tral Guanca, San Vicente, Juanita
Cambalacbe, RESOLUTION Buena Vista
Para Calentadores Lsayetts
es Arrow
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22

J condensadores de vacio seco de vacio hd.
Observation-Disclosures centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas Las centrales donde &c encuentreu
SpAratos de Krajewski-Pesant 20, eutr, l.p
cuaiss sstAo ~ sig uleutss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22

Para TripleSefectos, tachos, bombasv
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayamon, Plazuela, Barceoneta,
Sac Vicente, Vega Baja, Proudencia, Pat.
las, Hercsdits, Ysbuc1l, Euea, viats. c.
rclina
Gmnrc 10 M;lInnn,I @ O. O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
ESPECLALIDADES

-Desmenuzadoras Kraiewski. Calenta-
Ilores modernos con ocho o diez ses circulA.
sioneI. .-Trapi:hes, defecadoras, triple qua
dfuple A'ectos tscaos modernos. .-R1mb :
Ageutes Generates para
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
1LLER PERJURY HE4RING.
Orchard Unshaken by Examination
IN Justices Court.

f,o.sa Idaho July 16.-While the Haywood trial
was going on I'm the district court to-day an inter
esfing offshoot Of the was being heard in the
small room used as a court by Justice OF the Peace
Savage C. w AUer. the station agent. who was
arrested charged with perjury. was brought be-
fore the magistrate for preliminary hearing. The
state was represented by Prosecuting Attorney
IloeIsch and the prisoner by Peter Breen an ator-
uey of Butte who has been associated with Hay
woods counsel having been retained Joy the miners
union OF Butte Mont, to watch the case
Frederick Miller, who Orchards counsel at
his preliminary hearing in Caldwell Immediately
after the murder OF Steunenberg, assisted MI
Breen.
The principal witness in the perjury hearing was
Orchard himself The prisoner was brought In
from the penItentiary in charge Of Warden WHIT
ney and a penitentiary guard.
No more than Il half dozen persons outside or the
principals in the and the other witnesses were
present when Orchard went over his testimony as
10 his connection with ID. q. Scott, the railroad
agent who Aller had interview with
Orchard In Cripple Creek two or three weeks be-
fore the explosion At the Independence station on
lime G. 1904 Orchard closely cross-examined
by Breen, but amount of questioning brought
ont any material change in the original story
I,reen was more severe in the little magistrates
court Than was the cross examiner when Orchard
was IN, star witness for the state in the Haywood
trial but Orchard maintained the same calm eX-
terror and answered each question with quiet posi-
tiveness A number OF other witnesses were eX-
amined the case taking up most of the day. A
motion 20 dismiss will be argued tomorrow after
noon Acr released on deposit OF $3.50 bono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Always Extra VALVES
II CL-

E0pL-2l upholstery Degty
1t matters not what the season,
there are always exceptionally at
tractive offerings. 80 Following are
but examples -
Rufle Net sash CurtaiHi1E-
"a inches wlis-d~ep ruffie. with
t''u0r. Point lie Paris or other
handsome lace-worth 80 ~.--.-----. %
Irish Point VeStihuIe Panels
32N4S-!arEe motifs-worth 20. .--.. 90
Linen Art TaTetas-Louis NV
tesisns-perfect goois-vaIue 80 I .
Fig'd Art BurIaps-M- orish and
Oriental figure desisus-value 10 = ~
Reversible Couch Covers
BaEdad and Persian stripes I 40
Fine Orzandv Curtains lace and
inserting-G inch RUNE -.......... %
Fancy Cross stripe Curtains
green. rcd rose and Nile
value So ....--........-..1. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
OCEAN STEAMERS.
GERMAN LLOYD.
LNnuf L,,.rnrnac. G,nr.r.inn

FLYMOUTH-CHER OURG+BREMEN.
Kaiser. July 80. 10 An Kaiser. 90. Aug. p
Is VIM II Aug. g AMiK- VIM. II SEPT. ,
i prinz. Aug. 10. Z 30 AM Kronprinz- Sept 10
CeciIe new Aug %, / PM CeciIe (nw) Sept1I
iWln-Screw Passenger Service.
FLYMOUTH-CH BOCRG-BREMEN
kuriuerst duly Is. luAAII r. barossa. Aug. IL
Friedrich. j ly ~. 10 AN KurfueTst Aug -
= Alice. Aug. 1. 10 AM Friedrich. Aug. ~
bremen Aug. :. 10 AM 'Goebeu. Sept
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
GENOA, AT II Az
~ eckar. July 20 X. LUise. Aug ~
b Luise July - X. Albert. Sept
~. Albert. Aug. 3l'Neckar. ..-- Sept. IA
+, irene. Aug. Il =. Irene. ...-.S Sept. II
sCmits Genoa
From Bremen Piers. 81 s 4th SITS. Hohokon.
.NoItIh GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
: 7, - ~ GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD
CE, LftlCHS & CO, No. 3 Broadway. y. y.
Louis y. MeEer. lNlA Walnut s.. phila-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17

In Silks
Fancy Taffetas fine variety of large
and small stripes and checks. plain
or newest combinations OF black
and-white or color blendinGs-
were 10 and 20. ..-.---.----------- .O9
White Washable Habutais-yd. wide
nrm. strong. lustrous-59 CT. value 40
Satin Dotted Wolfe de Soie-27- inch
Iustrcus iabrics-black. white. cream.
Hight and dark colors-reg. 80 1890 80
silk Voiies-2T- inch-full range Of
newest shades-also black. white and
cream-39 Ct qualities. ..--.-.----.- ~
Satin F!g'd Messalines-fancy stripes
and figures in lovely light and dark
blendIngs also blue with white dots
or squares-were 10 .--.--..--.-.-. Az
yard wide Guaranteed Black Taretas-
nigh Iustre-rustle finish
81 - quality -..-........-..s.s 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BW D@W16mLhR7

connecting with o. & ". Ry.
special trains = Catskiu Mt. resorts ard
Saratoga. and easy connections 10 all points
East. North and West Through tickets and
baggage checked at Offices OF -. Y. Trans
Ter Co. Through rail- tickets between y. Y.
ana albany accepted Most delightful one
Hatt and Cre-day outings TO West Point,
Newburgh. or Poughkeepsie. returning on
any down Day bOet. Meals served at all
hours, MUSIC
SIR. NARY POWELL s see columns T
ferfect Afternoon outing. Leave Desb' ses
-. 81 10 :. II. connecting at West Point with
= o. 49, %Ai-'-2+-1'- p. NJ. orchestra on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
BO5 i ORl A3EI.. E E:2l.. 5 = j

B O $ U O N A AER f E2Gll1x b.
+ ALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
RIVER. I've Pier 10. y r, H. Warren 81,
M"tk DAYS ana Sundays. $50 +. N. Strs-
tIlSci..3 and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
IItCA iDENCE LINE, for Providence, Bos-
S1h. Fast and North Lv- Pier Is, n r. e.
Murray st, week DAYS Only. Is 2. NJ Strs.
Providence and Pilgrim. Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE. FOR New Bedford.
Noods Hole. Nartha's Vineyard Nan
tUck"t. Matt1-o,sett, Marion and other
points on Cape Cod Nv. Pier so. y. r. e.
garrison st. week Iays only. 8 2 u. Strs
Maine and New IiamI shire
NORWICH LINE. for New London. Block
Island Norwich. Watch Hill NarragauSett
Pier. Worcester. East and North, Nv. Pier
~. y. p. IT, Clarlson st, week days only.
2 NJ. Pier 20. r. r.. II. = % ST. $50
!. NJ ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays.
Pier 40 y. r. 10 y NJ. II. r. 221 81.
lp.i5 4. NJ. Strs. Chester W Chaplin and
city Of Lowell.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven AMI
North I've. Pier 20 +. r.. week days 2.f5
L. NJ Sundays. go a N I've. foot East
81 s., week DAYS 500 =. N. Sundays.
1000 A NJ. sundays due New York or re
turn. 900 = NJ. str. Richard Peck.
Tickets and StatCroous AZ 2+5 G73 1tSn.
1909 ana 1854 broadway. - Union 50, Isl
Finn Ave. 6la Madison Ave. 30 Coluu-
bus Ave, 1O5 W 125th St. 279S Third Ave
and a. Piers New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
MALLCRY STEAwSETP Cd.

/ Fleet Of magnificent modern steel
steamships. Finest service IN every de
/ partment. Delightful Ocean and Gulf
voyages. Low Summer rates All
/ S0ilinEs from Pier l. or IL. Z r.
near Fulton st. New York. at 70 noon.
| Galveston Tex. Tues. Thurs. sat.
[ Mobile Ala Fri or sat brunswick.
Ga. Fri. Key West. sat. Freight and
passengers TO points West. south and
| Southwest including Louisiana. Mis-
| souri, Mississippi. Arizona, Texas. kan
; sas. Colorado AMI California Finest
/ train service from various ports
Tickets. Reservations Bills I.adiug- and
all Information. 200 broadway. cor. R.ale
st. and 50 SoIth. near Fulton st. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Are You Interested
In El211eIS 2

Here are some interesting offers in
Seasouable kinds -
White SILK Emh'd Flanne-s-soft quality
for understands. .-...-..- ~ and 40
Extra Wide Scotch Wash Flannels-
Unshrnkab,e-worth 80 and a. 20
AIl-Voo. Navy and Gray SuitInes-
unshrirkabIe splendid for bathing
suitA-wrre 50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Summer Weight Domets-special- 80. SIS
Canton and Doret FlanueIs-
Summer weiShts-worth 10. -...... rs
ATWOOD French Twilled Flannels-
desirable colurS-special purchase
therefore 40 ct. grade. ..-..------. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17

AEERICAN LINE E5om P s5 $50 * \ \ r +.
PLlMOL H-CHERB'G- SOUTHAMPTON
Fhiloceiphia. July 70 New York Aug 10
-. Faul--....Aug. - Louis. Aug II
RED STAR LIi3E EroW Y Per F
NEW YORK DOVER ANTWERP
ZeeId July 20 1890 An VaGcrlaud. Aug ?
Finland July p. 40 An Kroouland Aug. 10
WHITE STAR LINE E e n F Z
NEW York; NSTOWN- LIVERPOOL
Cedric. July Is II An 'Ara6ic.....Aug.
Ht"ttir. july -. -3U AN si;sltlr. Aug. y
PLYMOUTH -CHERB'G- SOUTHAMPTON
-IAdTiatc,JuIy lGlO AM Oceanic. July 81
'Teutouic July = 10 AN Majestic. Aug. :
rNew. -, coo tons: has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and -Band.
NEW YORK-AZORES-M EDIT RANEAS
= tETlt---.-.-A l. noon sept. 20 noon
BOSTpN-AZORES- MEDITERRANEAN
'CANOPIC. Aug 10, AM 'R0manic. Sept IA
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY.
Freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg, Battery Pl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17

Fine Scotch Table Linens
Il Prices
AbSUrdly Low
A large clear-up purchase abroad
that we made far below value. $500.
The greater part having been sold.
we offer balance as follows. with
emphatic statement that no such
values in fine linens will be possible
again for months
RICH DOUBLE DANASKS-
% yt}s wide ~
True value So - yd............J
NAPKINS TO MATCH
4 s5s5' , , @s4.5 $40 and $50. }2.00
FINE DAMASK CLOTHS
2'2N2'2 yds-
q X; ydz-- G0
Cannot he duplicated fer less O.~O
than $500 and s7.O0............J
Notice the sizes and widths. which
ara extra. II YOU ara lover OF fine
lnenssthis IS an opportunity not 70
be missed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Turkish Towels

Turkish Towels
summer would be a sorry time
without plenty Of them. for which
reason savings like the following
arr 20 be considered. Savings
possible because of purchases az
prices far below those now ruling:
TURKISH TOWELS
Fun blesch-close. spongy weave
frinsed. hemmed and hemstttched-
Iss!o Is 1875 2s'.rs4 'sS 80
2 ss14S ~ ~ .58 .,1 ISSs, E, SO SO .39
UnbleaChed-inClude extra heavy
hemmed or fringed-pIaia or colored
borders
24x4S. usuly IS II 22x45. usu'Iy % -25
TURKISH BATH SHEETS-5ix72
Hemstitched-worth 81. 9........... %
TURKISH WASH CIOTH$i2xie-
White OF cold bOrders-value -. \
Mercerized-Tis xI2-vaIue Il 49,. o
KNIT WASH CLOTHS-IIxI4-
Ct kinds. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sla
Bar. Dust and Scrub Cloths ga 10 .t2H
Wells for
The Summer Girl
Fashions most fascinating
novelties,
Chiffon Veilings-e2 inches wide
Black. White AMI Coicrs-for Auto.
travelling and SeashOre-
oSc. quality ----------.-. -------.-- S0
Mesh veilings-au fashionable kinds.
including the summer or Complexion
Neiiins-yaFd -------.----- .1O-to 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Sumner EecxWear
JeWelry-Eandkercniefs
Ribbons Cloves
All Below Earlier Prices Z

All Below Earlier Prices
NARABOUT STOLES- $500
FIVE strand-extra full and values.
lorg-black or browu---..I X %
COQJ-E BOA-fuII length Eisewber.
four strands IT round 500
white, and colCrs. Z 20
CHENISETTES AND
YOKE+ PrfnCess-Irfsh 81 20 values
crochet-Point Gaze .....-J .SS
Finer 20 s.. NS:
were up 10 $12 as
CORDED LINEN COLLARS ! value so,
: stitched rows -.------..S %
JEWELLED CONIBS-Neck Now
and EmPire-sheu and QS
amber-hand painted jew and
elled-values W 70 S3-9S- I 90
HAT PINS-Goli hIlet- Were "a.
Rhinestones and other jewels 81
FESTOON NECKLACES
gold tlled-Pendants of Were - 93
RhineStOues. coral. etC------J Ia
MEMS JAP SILK H'DKFS. !
extra qUality-farcy stripe
borders-single or Comtina- 90 Ct
tion COlCrs. SILK and Linen values,
Stripes. Checks and Dots 40
tan and COlOTS- .--.-.....
MEMS MERCERIZED
H'DE FISHER and silky u c.
white with cold borders or VaIues
checked. striped and hzt.. Ia
vOMEN'S MERCERIzED !
H'DKFS-Very fine and
siky-dainty checks and y
fEures-wers -12i5 ..-.....I
FINE RIBBONS 3Ocr
Extra wide heavy THCetas- value.
white black and colors 0R
NEW DRESDEN RIBBONS
light ColortngS- 30
white OF cold borIIers
DRESDEN SASH RIBBONS-l IL
20 and 20 CT. values .-...S and AZ
HEAVY CORDED
ROMAN RIBBONS Vys-z %
Light and dark-desirable 40
rOr hat SaSneS-
Ribbons removed 70 Centre Bui,dirz
WOMEN'SsEID GLOVES Now
BLACK, white AMI CoIcrs- . 80
IL button -..- were 81 % and
&c button. $40 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
NIediterraneon Service.
EANBUP c-AwEPTcAN line.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE

KI-No 7
GER SERVICE.
FlymOLG1-CherbOurg -EamOLrg
: Am klJu'y1S. -30AM r}katscriu Aug
- tschland.July25. 5AAI Wa!dersee. Aug. 10
.,IrIcla-July 2T.C:3uAN B.ueCher. Aus. II
: Lincoln. Aug B. Jpn Penn lvauiaAug. II
Among special features OF these vessels
4re; Grili Room. Gymnasium Palm Garden
Eltz-Carlton Restaurant. Elevators. Electric
Baths. tNew.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPI.ES-GESOA
ftiamburg. Aug 10. noon. Sept "a. Nov. :
IaqtNe. sent. ,. r. NJ. OCT. ~. Nov. >
has Gr!.lrOolE. iIIas Gymnasium.
TOURIST BUREAU.
X X. tickets hotel accommodations and
general information about foreign travel
travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. y Y.
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers HobokAH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17

window Screens
Strong, we'll made-will give thor
Ough satisfaction. "a size for
every window-iarge or small. wide
or narrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Wells FOR
The Summer Girl
July Reductions i'm
Silks and Dress Goods

These departments both spenddy lighted with clear full
day framed the the lowest
prices, in line with midsummer markdOwns. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17

In Dress Goods
English Siciliennes- 4J-inch-fne
silk hnlsh-light and dark shades OF
the fashionable cOIOrs, also white
and black-were 60. .--.........--.. AZ
Cream White Slciliennes and Nohairs-
IS to 50 inch-extra silky
were 40 TO 10. SO TO 90
White Serges-irm weave
were 60 and 40 80 and Cd
Black PanamaS-5i inch
desirable wiry finish-S1-OO quality ~
Black MOhairs-42-inch-
elegant silky quality .----.--------- 81
Imported Summer BFoadelOths-
so inch-popuiar shakes
satin hnish-were SI-29 and si-Ss. 50
Imported All Wosl Voiies-f6-inch-
fine crisp finish-white and
10 latest shades-were .eS. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
DRY GOODS.
DRY GooDa

s. IS, 20 % "a
80 H. 13 10 L. 49, 20,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17

eeumtd he stand after tho noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17

Please take measureWtnts with
Tale measures are apt 70 st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Extensive Purchases of Wash Dress Fabrics

made at extraordinary concessions during the past week
enable offer the following remarkable values:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02

los articulos 2o9 y 800 del C6digo Pc
nal y todas las leyes que la presen-
te Sc opusieren.
c B 49, Por Ell seflor Diaz. Para
enmendar Ell artlculo 1874 del C6digo
Civil.
B47. Por el seflor Dias. para
enmendar los articulos 222. 224, 22o
y 394 del C6digo Civil
c B 48. Por Ell sef1or Feuille PRO
veyendo para la presentation de fan
zas ohciales por los Seer etrrios y
Marshals de las respectivas Cortes
municipalities, y para ell nom bramien-
to de Secretaries y Marshals interi-
nos para las mismas en- determina-
dos Casos.'
CB4 4o. Por Ell sefior Diaz Nava-
rro. Para enmendar la Seccion 10
de una ley para regularizar el ejerci-
clio de Ia profession notarial en- Puerto
Rico, *.aprob bad da el de Mario 1906. :"
c B Sd. Por Ell sef1or Diaz. PA
ra enmendar e1 art1culo 200 del C6di-
go de Enjuiciamiento Civil para
otroS fines.
CB S. Por el sefior Feuille. DE
fin1endo la Jurisdiction de cada una
de las Secciones de la Corte de
Distrito para el Distrito Judicial de
San Juan.
CT 81. Por Ell sef1or Post. PA
ra ennendar las secclones IS, %, "a,
60, y, 20, 80 y 81 de la ley electoral
y de inscripciones, eprobada en- Mar
70 s y para otros fines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
LARATIFICAClON
DEL 1nATlO4 OomlN'cANo

Ampliando las noticias recibidas
por cable, damos los siguientes de-
TALES que tomamos de la prensa anne
ric ana:
Con objeto de conseguir que ell Sc
nado ratihcara antes del de Mario ell
nIevo tratado con Santo Domingo, ell
Presidente Roosevelt, de manera que
no Sc acostum bra, envi6 ese cuerpo
por TELEGRAPH, ell IL, una copia de dicho
tratado, que Sc firm6 en- Santo Domin-
60 Ell dia II. Este es una modification
del tratado dominicano que provee ell
arreglo de las deudas de Ia isla, por Ell
gobierno de los Estados Unidos, V que
no fue ratihca do en- dos sesiones ante
riores del Senado
Mientras que ell primer tratado de-
jaba los Estados Unidos ell peso de
acordar con los acredores europeos el
arreglo de la deuda de Santo Domin-
go, ell nuevo, no hace mas que impo-
ner a los EStados Unidos la RESPONSE
bilidad de que cobren las rentas de
aduanas para pagar laemisi6n de bo-
nos que Sc esta negociando con obieto
de que proporcione fondos para Ell
arreglo de las deudas, en- cifras que va
han aprobado Santo Domingo sus
acredores Sc calcula que la deuda
extranjera { interior, es de $1,000, 600.
La copia fue presentada a ell Se-
nado durante su session y este / a envl6
al comite de Relaciones Exteriores,
que celebrara ell microbes una reunion
para examinara.
Los Jefes republic amos dicen que
han convencido senadores dem6cra-
tas bastantes para asegurar la ratifi-.
cacl6n por medic de los dos tercios del
voto necesario antes del de Marco,
y Sc abandon6 Ia idea de examinar
el nuevo tratado en- session extraor-
dinaria.
Muchos de los senadores dem6cra-
tas decidieron que 81 Sc celebraba esa
session, pondrian obstaculos al tratado
y prolongarian la lucha hasta julio,
en- que Oklahoma elegira dos senadores
dem6cratas y quedara vencida la ma
yoria de los dos tercios que tendran los
senadores republicanos INN ediatamen-
te despues del de Marco.
Hasta hoy, nunca Sc ha bia enviaso
|al Senado copia por TELEGRAPH de trata-
do alguno. Esto Sc ha efectnado algdn
tempo despu6s de celebrerse una con-
ferencia entire ell mjnistro de Estado
Root, el Presidente Roosevelt el
doctor J. II. HolIander, conseiero fiscal
de Santo Domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
Aguas fuertes
I'M MPRESIONES

No hay un frances que no Sc divier-
ia entire espanoles. Por este, y porque
aquella noche habia en- Ell Centro bale
de genero, invite d uno de esos tam
tos psrisienses curiosos de las "cosas
de Espaila,' seguro de que la algaza
de mis- compatriotas lie procurarfa el
remedio infalible contra su fastidioso
"splen" ...
Y de aquel cinemat6 t6gr afo de pare
jas franco. .espanolas, girando confusa-
mente al compass de un riquisimo y
variado programa preparado para las
circunstancias, surgio airosa, deslum-
br ante, bullanguera, la gitana espano
la mas tipica que pudiera perderse por
estas latitudes. Era de pura sangre,
de 10 autentico, del barrio incompara =
BILE de Triana. Ell fuego africano de
sus ojazos fulgur aba destellos de acero
homicida, apto para templar, por me-
nos que canta un ciego, mejor una ale
vosa navajo de albacete que una hoja
pundonorosa de Toledo. Sus movi-
mientos rehejaban Ia viveza, la gracia
y la ferocidad de una pantera. En- sus
abios, parecidos dos fresones des-
tilando almibar, Sc asoma ban dos hile-
ras de penones que hubieran causado
envidia a un negociante en- marfil y
tenor al mas fero de los amantes.
Bastoso cuerpo coraz6n pregona ban
d los cuatro vientos la exuberancia Y
estetica salvaje de la bohemia anda-
luzs. Todos la llamaban por su nom
bre. Todos lie pedian algo.-; Lolita!
Unas sevillanas; ;Lolita' "Lo que td
sa bes'. >. ;Vaya que Sc calle ell pis-
no. -. Vengs esa guitarra. Ali va
eso!-y magicamente todos le hicieron
zorro, dejandola sola ell medic del
salon. -.
Lloraba la guitarra. El auditorio
en- masa devoraba con avidez la baila-
dora en- libertad, dispuesta descubrir
EN- pleno Paris, con la perversidad de
una hija inconsciente, los secretos de
la madre patria, vestigios orientales
del pueblo celtibero, rasgos indepen-
dientes de tribus germanicas, rudeza
autoctona de los edskaros devaneos
exoticos, fogocidad moruna, "gueya-
ba" americana, ritmos extra1los de
mundos ignor ados, balanceos medic
evales, entreverados de renacl lmiento
altivo, rein amientos eroticos, explo-
stones brutales, agonfas de circo san
griento ;. todo este y mucho mas,
Sc taquigrafaba en- una rapida cinta
telegrafca que trsducida lac6nicamen.
te decfa:
.Caldera nacional hirviendo". "Ma-