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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-28

La sala de bordados recibe la luz
por amplias ventanales. Hay, tam
bien ALI, mdltiples instalaciones
electricas, ventiladores, plantas de
salon, cuantcs detalles de comodidad
Y de buen gusto necesita Ell risueflo
escenario en- que la mujer luce sus
exquisitas habilidades.
Las ocho horas de la Dor diaria de :
ben pasar, en- aquel sitio en- que hay
luz y mujeres y flores, con una rapi-
dez vertiginosa.
Y no Sc crea que sea privilegio de
unas cuantos j6venes Ell hallar en-
pleo ell la confecci6n 4 labores que
exporta LA Porto Rico Drawn Work
& Embroidery Co. Ha habido We
ces en- que han estado mpleadas mas
de ochenta familias enteras. y 81 la
empresa hubiese podido acceder a
las solicitudes recibidas, el n1mero
de las bordadoras hubiese llegado
4 dos mil.
Tambi6n merecen especial men
cion los departamentos de Corte de
telas. Estampados para bordar. Di-
bujos. Perforados, confeccion de ira
Jes ETC.. etc.
El sistema cient{fco de organiza.
ci6n alli establecido. ha contribuido
en- gran parte al &xito alcarzado y
permite que en- TN momento dado
a1n el mas profano en- los detalles de
organization de labores. pueda yer
casi de una simple ojeada Ell adnira-
Bile funclonamiento de la industria.
El m6todo seguido es ell siguiente
A las bordadoras y caladoras resi-
dentes fuera de la capital Sc les en-
Wan las telas con los dibujos estam-
pados sobre las mismas con una
minuciosa description del modo CO.
mo han de efectuar Ell bordado.
Sc estipulan de antemano los pre-
clos, y jamas Sc establece sobre elloS
niguna rebaja.
ST el trabajo sirvc, Sc acepta y Sc
paga. 81 no, Sc devuelve, con nots
detallada de los defectos Observable:
y de los medios que puede empleal
para corregirlos. De esta suerte
ha logrado la compaflia, seg1n infor
mes, meiorar visiblemente Ia labor dc
mas de quinientas j6venes, entire las
bordadoras de toda la Isla.
Son numerosos los testimonies que
guardian los directories del estableci
miento, donde estan consignadas es
tas aseveraciones, en- cartas srscritas
por las bordadoras, agradeciendo G.
bien recibido y el perfeccionamientc
alcanzado.
iBien vale Ia pera Dc bacer una vi
sta al edihcio de Ia Compania para
|admirar todos estos detalles y Ell es
plendido conjunto que nosotros des
|cribimos a grandes rasgos, va que
una description ninuciosa fueTa ia
rea de IN grueSO volumcn
NADIA han olvidado los fundadores
ningl1n detalle han omitido, para ha-
Ger de esa industria, genuinamentt
puertorriquefIa, la base de un grar
negocio. de I'm gran comercio de
una admira BILE production ertfstica
Y va saboreando las mieles dulcf
simas del triunfo en- todala Inca, han
convocado, para ensanchar la esfera
de los negocios, 4 una reunion de co
merciantes de San Juan y despues
de una detenida investigation de los
trabajos hechos en-. LA Porto Rico
Drawn Work & Embroidery Co.
acordaron incorporar bajo las leyes
de Puerto Rico, una compafIfa con
cIEN MIL DOLLARS de capital, en- ac-
clones de Glen dollars, para realizar
cumplidamente el proposito de los
afortunados fundadores de Ia compa.
flfa.
La Directiva de dicha compaf1fa
esta constitulda en- la forma siguien.
lie:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-28


Los altos prestigios, la pericia. la
reconocida capacidad que han demos
trado para la vida de los negocios los
sefiores que componen la directiva
citada, son una garantfa del porvenir
que aguarda a la poderosa compaf1fa
que sc funda con tan brillantes aus
piclos.
va estan suscritos S AZ 900 de los
s 100000 que hacen falta para el TO.
tai desarrollo de la industrial. Las
acciones cubiertas y que ascienden 4
Ia respectable suma de cuarenta dos
mil dollars como dejamos dicho. han
sldo tomadas por los sefiores Candi-
ma, Fabian, Hsrtzell. Bianchi (don
Juan y don Francisco) Caubet. Pa
lau, Ledesma (don Manuel l.. E.
Arnol, Cautif1o, Rubert, CastafIos,
Noble, Besosa, etc.
Ell exito final est1, puede afr
marse, asegurado, y no era dado-
esperar otra cosa tratandose de IN
plngue negocio, que Sc desarrollara
al amparo protector de la tarifa aran
celarla, teniendo la seguridad de la
conquista del mercado americana V
ofreciendo 4 la vez, como 10 hace. un
ancho campo de trabaio fecundo '
honrado 4 Ia mujer puertorriqueiIa.
Ell hombre de negocios. ell conner
clante. el soci6logo, todo el que es-
tudla y analiza bajo IN aspecto cual-
qu1era las obras que necesitan del
concurso de la multitud para vivir.
hallaran en- el establecimiento de
esta 1ndustrla tan nueva de tan her.
moso porvenlr en- Puerto Rico, una
Itecunda fuente de negocios una Sc
gura base de moral piblica privada
As1 considerada esta empresa Que
proporciona ocupaci6n v medios de
vida mas de ochocientas muieres Y
que puede emplear mayor ndmero 4
medlda que desenvuelva sus planes.
es digna del apoyo general y del
aplauso colectivo..
Prop6nense los directories de Il
Compailla abrir una sucursal en- New
York. En- la gran ciudad americana
va cuenta con distlnguidos clientes la
empresa. Los bordados de Puerto
Rico, .tlenen ALI mercado SECURE.
Quiere la CompafIia e1iminar al co.
merciante intermediate; por ESQ es
tablece la sucursal EN- Ia que adeinas
de los art1sticos- bordados Gala dos.
fabrication de la casa, habra un de
partamento para la confeccon de
trajes calados y bordados que tanto
sc usan y tanto GUSTAV entire las da-
mas norteamericanas.
Y elnegoc1O es SECURE; porque la
Compaf1ia no Sc arriesga vacilantes
tanteos sobre terreno desconocido.
Islno que marcha con seguridad Y
decision 4 la conquista de seguros
exltos y en- esta empresa lie abona la
experlencia de dos af1os Ia gran
practica adquirida.
Nosotros que vemos con entusias-
mo como sc levanta en- la Isla una
lndustr1a tan poderosa y cuyo desen-
volvlmlento progressive ha de ser tan
Denetlc1osa 4 la mujer y al pals en-
general, aplaudimos las afortunadas
gest1o11es de la actual Tunta Directi-
va de la Porto Rico Drawn Work &
Embroidery Co. que han de ser ne
cesariamente secundadas por cuantas
personals amen al pals Sc intere sen
por ell desarrollo y crecimiento de
sus riquezass positivas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-28
4 los SusCriptoreS J ASenteS

Para la buena Marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res & este diario sino desdc ell 1: de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta ell
dia tltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-28
N1mero 22o
Tribunal Supreme
De Puerto RICO

ONA0A q A111Gn LO0 OC dDCldC1OuG6
en- causas criminales. Con-
tinuacion del 4to. Ter
E1ino de sesiOnes.
NOVEMBER
Jueves 7 Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, contra Esmeraldo Santiago. De-
Tito electoral
Viernes s. Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Gallo Ruiz. Complice en-
ell delito de asesinato en- segundo grado.
Martes IL. Ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Artemio Lugo. Delito
electoral.
Microbes I3. Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico. contra Antonio Olivieri AGO.
metimiento con arma mortifera
Jueves IA Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Arturo Justiniano. De-
Ito electoral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-28
Don GeneroSo Candina,

Don Generoso Candina,
Presidente
P. ] Besosa,
Vice-presidente
" A H. Noble,
Secretario y Tesorero
Chas II. Harzell
" Rafael Fabian
!" Conrado Palau
Antonio Caubet
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-23

in the Perkins bill to modify the
change in the exclusion act. Mr.. Nc
Kinley urged that only a few great
companies which brought such young
Chinese to this country in practical
slavery would profit by any moiifca q
tions Of the exclusion act, and said the
majority Of Callfornians are opposed
to a tamperlng with the present law.
lie expressed the belief that any
changes will indicate to the Chinese
that this government Is weakening In
might result in a renewal Of the boy
colt against American products and
might result in a removal Of the boy
colt.
THE idea that the ndJapanese and
anti Chinese movement is the work 1f
laborers, Is wrong" said Mr.. McKin-
lay
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-23
INDIANS ABUSE D.
Gross Msmanasement Charged Thos.
Rearing Youths Of Race.

SALT LAKE, Jan. 22.-F'ormer Gov
ernor Mcconnell of Idaho, and Indian
Commissioner, in an interview in the
Herald charges gross mismanagement
Of the Indian schools and arraigns the
system by which young Indian girls
are taken away from their parents and
sent to the Indian schools. He alleges
that the teachers in these schools praH-
tice great cruelty upon their charges
and that the girl pupils are allowed to
be debauched. The blame for tn ese
conditions, he places upon Secretary
Hitchcock whom he says he acquaint'
ed with these conditions during his
tenure of office but who pigeonh0led
his report He further says that the
officials of the forestry department
conceal the true state of affairs from
the president. The reservation schools
are badly overcrowded. he says, as
the agents try to secure as large n
per capita appropriation as possible.
He claims to have seen instances where
Indian boys with running tubercular
sores were compelled to sleep with
healthy indians.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-23
perienced in Kingston today.

KINGSTON, Jan, 2s,---The puhlica-
ton today in the Daily Telegraph Of
Swettenham's letter to Rear Admiral
Davis has greatly intensified the re.
sentiment of residents here against the
governor. an dthere Is a movement on
foot 10 demand his recall
A correspondent of the Associated
Press spoke to Swettenham today re-
garding the Davis incident. The gov
ernor said he had not invited R@a"
Admiral Davis to land sailors. Asked
If he endorsed the action taken by Rear
Admiral Davis. the governor replie
That is a matter between ME an :
Rear Admiral Davis TO whom l must
refer you"
The governor said his reference Ia
his letter to Admiral Davis to 4
tramp pillaging the house OF a New
York millionaire was mere a jocular
parallel.
Archbishop Nuttal said to the As
sociated Press correspondent that lie
deprecated the idea that Governc.'
Swettenhams action would result IN
national animosity.
1T was merely the result Of the
dictatorial character OF the governor, ,
he said. His imperious manner, fire.
quent abuse OF subordinates and dis
courtesy 70 citizens have earned him
great unpopularity although otherwise
ne is regarded as Il comparatively coI-
scientious official"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-23
SHOW RESPONSIBILITY.
Lowest Bidders on Panama Canal SUB
nit Statement to Authoraties.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-W. j. Oil
yer, Of Knoxville, Tenn, and Anso1
NJ. Baggs Of New York the contrac
tors who have submitted the lowest
bid for the construction Of the PAN
anna canal were granted a hearing al
the White House last night by the
President, Secretary Taft and Chair
man Shonts Of the Ithmian Cana
commission.
After the conference Chairmar
Shonts said:
Messers. oliver and Baggs have sub
mitted a statement Of facts as to theiI
financial responsibility to carry out tn,
contract.
The matter will be fully investigate
before any decision Is reached.
It was authoritatiyely stated tha
the contract probably would be award
ed within the next four or five days
II the contract Is not given to thf
Oliver Bangs Company the lowe q
bidders, the commission may call fol
new bids.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-23
Sends Thanks for Aid,Which Will
Not Stop Inquiry.
BITTER FEELING TOWARD HIM
Residents Of Jamaica May Demand Pc
call of Official Who lnsulted Com
mander Of Relief Squadron
Britain Will Investigate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-An en-
preston of gratitude from Governo"
Swettenham, for the sympathy and
aid extended by the United States 20
the victims OF the Jamaica disaster,
the publication of the graceful no..
from Esme Howard, the British p~'a-
cipal secretary of state, on account o:
the incident and cabled report from
the American vice consul, Orrett, at
Kingston, were today's features in lie
now famous controversy between the
governor of Jamaica and Rear Admiral!
Davis, commander of the relief squad
ron sent to Kingston. While Swetten-
hams message is couchei in the most
polite terms, the British authorities
are not through with the matter. In
his letter Mr.. Howard informs this
government that His Majesty's gov
ernment was causing an official In
vestigation to be made as to the au-
thenticity of a letter credited to Swet.
tenham.
Another shock of earthquake was ex-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-23
ANOTHER FARCE.
Russia Again Moves For An Interna
tionaI Peace Conference.

BERLIN, Jan. 22.-Profess0r de Mar
tins, professor of International law at
St. Petersburg has arrived here from
St. Petersburg on a mission entrusted
to him by Emperor Nicholas Of inqui"-
ing personally Of the principal govern
ments OF Europe concerning their
views of the date and programme Of
the second peace conference at the
Hague. He has secured an appoint .
ment to meet Ambassador Tower to.
day. The professor hopes to obtain N
authoritative expression Of the wishes
of the American government through
Mr. Tower.
Professor de Martens has decided 70
report on the definite attitudes Of the
United States, Germany and Austria,
France, Great Britain and Italy. He
will visit the capitols Of these coun-
tries excepting the United States.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-23
CHINESE CHILDREN SOLD.
Purchased Every Day in San Francis
co Market Days Statesman.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-"Chinese
boys and girls are sold in the San
Francisco market every day like hor-
ses and mules" was one Of the state
ments Of Representative Mckinley of
California before the House committee
of foreign affairs, which is considered
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-23
ALL THE WORLD

Is a stage and Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment plays a most prominent part. II
has no superior for rheumatism. stiff
joints cuts, sprains, and all pains. Buy
It, try It, and you will always use II.
Anybody who has used Billiards. Snow
Lniment IL a living proof Of what II
does. Buy trial bottle. 25c, SOC and
s1.Oo. Hart's drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-23
NEGRO RIOT.
Discharged Soldier From Fort Reno
Causes Desperate Fight.
new bids.

LAYTON, Okla, Jan. PA negro
riot created by Lane Dixon, colore1,
reputed to be a discharged soldier from
the 25th infantry at Fort Reno last
night resulted in the death Of Nst
Marshall, colored. The Wounding of
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29
FL0TILLA OF AIRSHIPS
ORDERED BY FRANCE
BUILDERS OF FAMOUS PATRIE
To CONSTRUCT AT LEAST
FOUR RECONNoITER-
Nc BALLOONS.

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29
STOMACH REMOVED

The investigation into the death
Of Monk Crowder continued until
1880 yesterday afternoon when the
jury adjourned to meet tonight at
Z o'clock.
The heart, one kidney ana stom-
ach were removed and have been
sent TO State Chemist White at Nor
gantown 70 ranalysis, as neither
doc or engaged on the autopsy could
assign any cause OF death.
Several witne ses were examined
including his wife, but none could
produce any evidence
1t is the general belief that his
death was due 70 alcoholic poisoning.
1t will be some time before the
chemist can anylize the contents OF
the stomach and IL Is not thought
that until then any more evidence
will develop in the case.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29
|USS!AN OFFICIAL
ASSASSSIEaTED
AKISG HER TURN AT RECEP.
rION, GIRL USES s-SHOOTER.
SIX SHOTS TAKING EFFECT
IN HUMAN TARGET.

st. Petersburg oct 29.-Gen.
Iaximoh ky director Of the depart
lent OF prisons Of the ministry OF
be interior was shot and killed yes
erday.
The general was the highest re-
ponsiblc official connected with tho
'anssians prisons and % !s supposed
'hat this was the reason he was Sc
|ected for assassination by the ter
|'orists.
A young woman. who has not yet
been Identified. presented herself at
he weekly reception OF Gen Maxi
|nonsky and remained quietly in the
provided anteroom until IL was her
Eurn 70 enter the generals private
Pffce. When she was In his presence
hen she drew a revolver and fired
Beven shots point blank at the gem
eral, six of them taking effect The
wounded man was hastily taken to
a hospital. but his condition was
hopeless. The generals assassin. who
was arrested, Immediately and un-
hesitatingly avowei herself to be an
emissary OF the northern flying sec
ton OF the social revolutionists who
had been entrusted with the task Of
MaXimoffslty for the stern
regime which he had lately intro
duced in the treatment Of important
political prisoners, whom he had OIL
dercd to be treated like ordinary
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29
THE DOMINION
CONGRESS- MEETS

santo Domingo. oct. ga con.
sinuonal assembly met in santo
Domingo today for the purpose OF
incorporating into The constitution
The recent treaty with the Unitel
States, 90 give stability to the instru-
mcnt anu render it less likely that
1t VIII be ohrogated as an incident
Of a future change OF administration
due TO revolution or otherwise.
Under the provisions OF the treaty
the United Stotos and santo Do
mngo. the presiden, OF the republic
is authorized by the Dominican con-
sress TO issue and sell bonds not
exceeding $2O,0O0,0OO I'm United
states currency to be redeemed I'm
dfty years bearing per cent. Inter
est payable scmi-annually. The
bonds arc guaranteed by the treaty.
which will become part OF the
constitution of Souto Domingo. ana
he customs receipts are pledged to
redeem them, The bonds and in
toroat are exempt from taxation In
'his republic. \ fiscal agent will
take tho bonds and distribute the
proceeds
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29
MAY SPEND
S2OO,OOO,OOO FOR
WATERWAYS

Washington, oct. 29.-Although
the report of the inland waterways
commission will not be presented to
President Roosevelt before the last
of next month, fl has leaked out that
it will provide for the greatest and
most extensive improvements of the
interior rivers ever attempted in this
or any other country. If the recon-
mendations 10 be made should be
carried out I'm their completion. the
expenditure will not be less than
5000, 100000 almost as much as the
cost of the Panama canal. The lakes
TO the gulf deep waterway project
will be favored by the report. as
will an elaborate scheme for the i'm
provement of the Mississippi and its
tributaries. including the Missouri
and Ohio rivers. Another gigantic
project which will be recommended
Is the construction Of a deep water
inland route from Massachueetts
bay to Beaufort y c. The special
committee in charge OF the report rs
composed OF w. J. McGee. of the
department OF agriculture; GiGord
P!ochot. OF the forestry bureau, and
f. II. Newell, of the reclamation
service. The document viii be most
elaborate in its compilation of facts.
figures and arguments and will re-
quire fully month more 20 com
plete.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29
BAILEY OUT FOR
THE NOMINATION
OPENS Up IN Abingdon on THE
ALLEGED COMBINE.

Abingdon. Va, Oct 29.-The
court house was packed 40 its utmost
.capacity yesterday afternoon when
David F. Bailey, of Bristol. a lawyer
of distinction, AM veteran in the
service of the Republican party in
Southwest Virginia, opened his cam
Ipalgn as an Independent Republican
Itandidate for congress in the ninth
district
Many people were turned away at
the door because Of a lack OF room.
IL proved a significant ovation. for
the Bristol man also defed the al
leRei Slemj 1mers combine at the
very obtset By declaring hmself a
candidate, iadepcndent of any action
which may be taken by tho Slcmp
committee with reference 10 nomi-
mating a candidate.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29

defective classes, with the view of
betterins their condition This is
the seventh conference OF its kind
70 be held in t' Oh Dominion. and
owing 90 th !iluonal attraction
Of the exposition has attracted uu-
u5vh attention ..uou4 thc 'lr...lr
workers "a thc .l.ac Ani uv ,uui'
south. William r. DreWy is ,ut
president and IS presiding AT The
conference. and many well known au-
thorlties on charities and corrections
VIII deliver addresses The subjects
TO be considered include children. dee
fectives. juvenile onen iera. ct.A.r
and pauperlsm, epuept.>s t.c m-
sane. tuberculosis almehuus,s. jals.
police stations. public t.ui..a.2
agencies and the work of The state
board or charities
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29
NEW YORK STATE
CLUBWONfEN MEET

Troy. ~ Y. oct 29.-With an
address Of welcome by Mayor r.. p.
Mann, of Troy. the New York state
Federation Of Women's Clubs opened
its annual convention here today.
Visitors from an sections of The
state, Including large delegations
from Ncw York Buffalo, Rochester
and Albany are in attendance Morn
Ing afternoon and evening sessions
win be- held each day until Friday
night The sessions viii be held Iu
The Young Men Christian Associa
tion hall and VIII be addressed by
prominent speakers Of this and other
states
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29
UNSUCCESSFUL
SEARCH FOR MISS
LApOUKlNE
THOUSAND POLICE ANp
An ARMY OF DETECTIVES
CAN'T LOCATE DAUGHTER
OF ri SSIAN Police
OFFICIAL.

London oct. 29.-Despltc the fact
chat fifteen thousand police. inomd-
ing every available scotland yard de-
toc,ive are az work on the case
search for Miss Lapoukine. daughter
ot former director OF the ST. Pc
ter burg police. who was Kidnapped
Inst Thursday, is unavaillng. PanoI-
Kline arrives iu London tomorrow to
aii i'm the search. Tho conviction rs
growing that The girl IL n victim of
political crime and every known Rus
siau reyoluton'vt in England is nm
der police surveillance.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-29
IN THE EAST.

Mr. John 3 Rainey buyor of our
new wholesale house The Blucaold
Dry Goods & Notion Company. is
now in the eastern markets purcha7-
ing further Fall ana Winter supplies
for his company, also placing orders
to complete their next Spring and
summer lines This company places
its own import orders ANA buys dl-
rect from the very largest and most
reliable manufacturer. hence their
ability to sell The best goods at the
right prices and save their custom
.ors many dollars in freight time and
&ther ways.
10-23-1w