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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
RAINS DELAY TRAINS.


Along the Lines.
On account of the heavy rainfall,
which has not been confined to Ala
bama alone, but has been general
throughout the South, nearly all trains
We're behind their schedule in enter
Ing Montgomery yesterday.
Trains on all the lines suffered more
or less on account of the washouts.
The washout near Brewton was the
most serious reported and delayed
Louisville and Nashville train No. 2,
which was due to arrive at 7:25 yester-
day morning until late in the after
noon. Louisville and Nashville train
No. 2S, which should have reached
Montgomery at 1875 o'clock yesterday
morning die not get here until after
1 o'clock in the afternoon.
Workmen are repairing the tracks
on the louisville and Nashville near
Brewton which were almost washed
away by the force OF the waters.
Unless these is more rain 1t Is
thought by the railroad officials THAT
the trains will be running on about
schedule time today.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
MEET In ASHEVILLE
NEXT GENERAL CONFERENCE OF
METHODIST CHURCH.
North Carolina City Wins Meeting OF
Churchmen from Richmond, New
Orleans And Other Big
Cities.

Nashville. Tenn, May 15.-The next
general conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, will be held
in Asheville. n. c.. in 1910.
Such was the decision reached here
today by the special committee to de-
eide the matter appointed at the last
general conference In Birmingham.
Delegations from Richmond, Kansas
City. Atlanta and New Orleans urged
claims of their respective cities.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
WIND wREAK DAMAGE.

severe storm sweeps Over Pfckens
County.
AIiceville, May 15.-tpeciaL)-A
severe rain and wind storm passed
over this section YESTERDAY ana l.s.
night. Besides blowing down many
trees and small houses. the large cot
ton warehouse of J. D. and J. r. san
ders was completely wrecked. Inc
large amount of rain that feii ms
made blowing an impossibility Tor the
remainder of tn eweek
Much cotton has not yet been plant
ed ON some of the farms around Ance-
Vile and on nearly every farm tnere
is complaint that the cotton Is oyihs'
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
PENSACOLA is CUT OFF
Washout Below FIomatOn Obstructs
Traffic.

Traffic.
Pensacola. Fla, May 15.-(Special)-
A bad washout between Bluff Springs
and Century, Fla, on the Pensacola
division of the Louisville and Nash
VILE Railroad was discovered early
this morning, and although hundreds
of workmen have been engaged in
making repairs, no trains have arrived
or departed from Pensacola today.
Connection with the north is COM
1t will be some time during tomorrow
before a train can pass over the break
The washout was caused by the
heavy rains early yesterday morning
train No. 2 passed along from Fiona
ton bound for Pensacola. The break
was dicovered by northbound train No.
5 for Mobile. and that train was com
PEELED to return with baggage and pas
sengers. The washout is about fifty
feet in width and thirty feet deep.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16

Seattle. May 15-The entertainment
committee of Seattle, having in charge
preparations for the national Christian
Endeavor convention. to be held here
in July. last night after considera b lie
debate voted that negro delegates
should not be housed in the same hous-
es with whites.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
FARMERS IN FIGHT.
One Man Fatally and Another is Dan
gerOusIy Wounded.

Spartanburg, S. c.. May 15-Sims
Gilmore. a farmer. was shot and prob
ably fatally wounded and his neigh
Dor, James w. Gilman, had his skull
fractured by Gilmore, who struck him
with a hammer following quarrel
between them In store at JonesvilIe
s. C., eighteen miles from here to-
night.
Gilman has only slight chance OF
recovery. The tragedy grew out of the
burning of two barns on Gilmore's
farm, OF which crime Gilmore suspect
ed Gilman.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
Odd Fellows Award It
to German Town.
THE DICTATES ARE HAPPY
Mr.. yzuhart Nominated for Grand
II Master.
Grand Lodge will Conclude Its Work in
Decatur T0day-The Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah
Convene.

Decatur, Ala, May rs, 1907.
Hon. A. G. Forbes, President CONNER
ciaI Club, Montgomery, Ala,
The Grand Lodge by unanimous vote
decided to hold next annual meeting
I'm Montgomery.
(Signed.) Walter NJ. Crawford,
Chairman.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
DIED As SHE KNEI4T
AT ALTAR IN PRAYER.

Athens. May 15-(SpeciaD-
At New Hope Church in the east
part of the county last night,
services were being con-
Quoted by small lad, Jerry
Brannen, Among those to re-
spond to a call to prayer was
Mrs j D. Hacker a prominent
lady and church worker of the
community, and In the midst of
the prayer, she died.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16

The annual report of Grand Master
Walter NJ. Crawford of the Odd Eel
lows. shows that the past year has been
one of progress for the order through
out the State. He calls attention to
the fact that the Increase of member
shin in the subordinate lodges of the
state during the past year has been
$500 members.
According to this report. there are
now over $4,000 members of the order
in Alabama
Grand Master Crawford recommends
that the incoming Grand Master be al
lowed $1,000 for his expenses and re-
The report of Grand Secretary H. c.
Weaver. like the report Of the Grand
in Alabama during the past year
According to the Grand seeGretary rs
lodges Instituted during the past year,
making a total of 467 lodges in tho
State at this time. During the past
OF brothers for the relief of widowed
families. for relief of orphans. for
burying the dead and for special relief
sun m d d1tai d E the Year WeS
Tbe total revenue for the past year
was $l29.713.5S.
healthy growth in the Rebekah lodges
throughout the State during the past
year The gain in membership for the
year was 779. The total membership
to date is S.165. During the ySar,
$220.90 was paid for the relief of mem
bers. The total revenue for the year
was $2,723.15. The amount paid for
total expenses during the year was
The total receipts for the past year
of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
was $1S,792s6.
According to this report OF the Grand
Secretary, thirteen members of the or
der died during the past year.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, May I5.-FOr Alabamai
Fair and warmer Thursday and Friday
variable winds.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
METHODIST APPROPRIATIONS.

Money Tot HFHNIIIHh' NHIHeNe, VOrenn
and Japanese Mission Set Aside.
Nashville Tenn. May 15-The board
of missions of the Methodist Episco-
nal Church South meeting here today
made appropriations for mission work
during the ensuing year as follows
Brazil S44.050: China $4S,63O; Corea
s24.2SS; Japan 1924.
Consideration of appropriations in
morrow
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
STORM IN COLBERT.
Reports of Remarkable Fail OF Hal
stones.

REPORTS of Remarkable Fau Oh maj"
Tuscumbia May 15.-(SpectaL) IKE
ports come from Cherokee this county
Of a heavy and destructive nan STORM,
which visited that vicinity Few GAYS
ago. 1t is said to have been 1ne 81 He tbe
est and most damaging STORM VI 'Ae
kind ever Witnessed.
The crops Of corn and cotton, garden
vegetables and yard shrubbery, Were
beaten down, fruit trees dismembered.
windows shattered, and all kinds OF
damage inflicted. The hail stones are
reported to have been as large as Soose
eggs. and by some as large as = hnss
were killed and several yearlings Grip
pied. After the storm had sunslded,
numbers of the housewives gathered up
the stones by the bucketful, Whlcn they
used in freezing ice cream.
Many of the reports are probably ex-
aggerated. one being that steel rail-
on the railroad track OF the Sonthser lf
the reports all agree that the storm
was one of an unusually heavy damag-
ing and destructive character.
West Alabama Flooded.
Selma, May 15.-(Special. reports
received here today from that section
Of the STATE west Sf Selma pY o rs 70 ot
heaviest rain falls of the year yester-
day afternoon and last night.
The crews on the various trains com
ing into selma from the WSst ICpoi 20
that all creeks are rising rapidly this
morning and they will probably over
flow and inundate many acres OF farm
ing land. -.
bama have been discouraged for sew
eral weeks past and the heavy rains
which visited this territory. yesterday
have demoraliZed them 1t is now De
lieved that not half crop will De
raised this year and that what is raised
will be very late.
The rain fall in Selma yesterday ana
last night was very heavy. 1t started
about 5 o'clock and continued all
through the night until about o'clock
this morning.
Farmers of Limestone Discouraged.
Athens. May l5.-(Special )-One OF
the most disastrous rain storms pre-
vailed here yesterday that was ever
witnessed in this country Nearly three
inches of rainfall fell here in about
thirty or forty minutes and great dam
age is reported throughout the county,
and farmers are again very much de-
layed.
Most of the farmers are now having
to replant their cotton and there Is
hardly any seed in the county. some
farmers are paying as high as $1.26
per bushel for seed to replant with,
and others are unable to get the neces-
sary seed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16
Daughters Convene.

The thirteenth annual meeting OF the
state Association of Daughters of Re-
bekah convened at the I. o. o. F.
hall in New Decatur today. The en-
tire day was spent in hearing reports
of the officers and committees.
The meeting was presided over oy
state president, Mrs. Emma Shropshire
~ birmingham. The association will
reconvene tomorrow morning and new
officers will probably be elected to-
morrow.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will
adjourn after installing the new Off
GERS and fixing the place of meeting
next year The meeting next year
will probably be held in Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-16

Decatur, May ESPECIALLY by a
vote of the Grand Lodge this after
noon the Odd Fellows widows and Or
phans' Home was located at Cullman,
and as result there Is much rejoic-
ing among the large delegation of
Cullman people present
The Cullman brass band arrived to-
night, and a general celebration Is be-
ing held.
Cullman won by nearly half the del
egates voting in her favor. Florence.
Albertville and Edwardsville had large
delegations working for these towns,
but the many inducements and ad-
vantages offered by the hustling little
German city of North Alabama appeared
the most attractive to the members of
the Grand Lodge and Cullman won
easily as was predicted.
The home will receive from Cullman
gift of $4,000, the choice of two
tracts of land, each containing more
than 100 acres and $500 worth OF
strawberry plants, grape vines and
fruit trees. Work will commence on
the erection of the necessary buildings
for the home within the next few
weeks and the home will be ready for
occupancy by early fall of this year.
Albertville stood next to Cullman in
the contest for the home. Florence
At the Lyceum Theatre tonight two
of Cullmans delegates sang song
with the chorus:
There are no negroes there,
There'll be no negroes there.
In Cullman alone, build the nome,
There'n be no negroes there.
Nominations for once.
More than score Of candidates were
nominated for the various. State OFF,
GERS at the afternoon session -
THE following are the nominations
Grand Master w. r. Urquhart OF
Birmingham; Deputy Grand Master. M
T. Ormond of Tuscaloosa; Grand Sec
rotary, H. C. Weaver of Huntsvllle'
Grand Treasurer, ]. C. Bowie OF Tai
ladesa; Grand Representative, w. M
Crawford of Montgomery.
Mr.. Crawford was also elected TO NIL
a vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Grand Representative o. J. Smmes OF
Mobile This term is for three years;
The following were nominated foI
grand warden: w. R. Ovens, OF BIT
mingham; George L. Jenkins. OF New
Decatur; j. C. Jones. OF HuntsVliie
D. NJ. Lewis. T. E. Clarke OF MO
bile: A. l.. Miller. of Birmingham;
r. Rlackwood. G. w. Brabsom. j. s.
Hollis N H. Freeman. George B. Ran
dolph, James Sharp.
The following were elected trustees
Johr EIris. of Admission; L. n. Buell.
Three other trustees are to be elected
tomorrow.
The grand masters salary was hxeo
al $500 a wear and in addition he was
allowed $500 year for travelling ex'
nenses. The secretary's salary was
fxed at $1,000 year and the treasurer
$500 annually.
The nnance committee reported the
books of the secretary ana treasurer
correct and neatly kept
The Patriarch Militant. department OF
Alabama. conferred the degree of chiv-
airy upon a number of candidates pup
1iclv tonight After this the members
Of the grand lodge and ladies attended
"The Fairy Queen" an operetta by
home talent, at the Lyceum theatre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
La Canara vota SIS, 900
LA CARRETERA ENTIRE SALINAS Y CAYEY
en- TERCERk LECTURA

En- la session de aver el deleyado
se1ior Blondet pidio Sc votase la pro
poslclon de ley ntlmero I54 sobre ca
rreteras. Ell sefior Matienzo Cintr6n
que Sc encontraba en- su pupitre Sc
cundo maquinalmente exclamando
con voz muy velada. Que sea apro-
bado.
FL sef1or Blondet exclam6; Que es
ESQ de que sea botadol no senior.
FL senor Was Ochoteco intervino:
no senior, botado, no, aprobado
EntOnces el se1or Blondet manifes-
to que en- vista de que hab:a sido Sc
cundadO por el senior Matlenzo pedia
que Sc Votase en- segunda lectura el
blIl n1mero 154 para conStruir una
carretera entire Salinas V Cayey.
I'll presidente someti6 la moci6n 1
la CalnAra y & aprob6 un presupues
to de IS 900 dollars para dicha ;
obraS
FL mismo sefor Rlondet pidi6 que
la Cdmara Suspendiese el reglamento
y Sc votase I'll bill en- tercera lectura
siendo aproba1o. Muchos delegados
sc vieron del incidente c6mico 4 que
dio lugar Una maIa Interpretation del
delegado por Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
La nQeYa PenltenCiaria
Sc aprueba el bill para la construction
de TN establecimiento penal
10000 DOLLARS

FL Consejo Executive aprob6 con
enmiendas el bill sustituto acerca de
la con strrcci6n de una penitencjaria
en- San Juan.
Ell seilor Was Ochoteco habia pre-
sentado una proposition de lev soil
citando 200 900 dollars para las re.
feridas obras, pero la Comisi6n de 10
judicial de la Camara Alta informs
el bill del seiior Was. con Una en-
mienda modiIcando Ia suma indica.
da por la de 100 900 dollars.
Ell bill en- la forma enmendada di-
ce: el Comisionado del interior es.
IA facultado para Iconstruir una Pc
nitenclarla en- el Municipio de San
Juan, de acuerdo con pianos aproba
dos por el Conseio Ejec ativo en- te.
reno perteneclentes 4 Eel Pueblo de
Puerto Rico radicados en- Puerta de
TERRA, al Norte de la Carretera Cen.
trail Y Oeste de la porcion de terre-
no reservado para emplazamiento de
un Hospital destinado al Servicio dc
Ia Armada; que Sc dcstina la suma de
clento velnte mil dollars, 8 la parte
de la mlsma para la construcci6n de
dlcho edltlclo penitenclario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
FL nueVO PreladO

Del IA al IS de los corrientes lie
garan a este puerto los Muy Reve-
rendos senoreS, Ambrosio W. Jones,
Obispo de esta Di6cesis y Monsehor
Aversa, Delegado Apost6lico.
I'll Muy Reverendo Seilor Obispo
al desenbarcar ira la Capilla de
Santa Ana, de allf saldra en- proce sion
para la Santa Iglesia Catedral donde
Sc cantara el TIE Deum. despues ell
nuevo Prelado dirijira la palabra a
los heles.
Dos horas antes de la llegada del
vapor en- que viajan los Honorables
vlaJeros Sc avisara por medic de un
repique general de campanas en- las
lgleslas dc e2ta ciudad. El punto de
reunion para ir a rec ibir al nuevo
Prelado sera en- la calle de Tetu5n
trente la iglesis de Santa Ana.
La Junta de Cat6licos invita- a los
tleles para dlcho solemne acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
Don Tulio Larrinaga

Esta mafana ha regresado Ia Is
la, ell honorable Comisionado 1 Was
hln9ton don Tulio Larrinaga.
Nuelve ell sef1or Larrlnaga termi-
nadas as tereas parlamentarias en-
Washington, y 81 alguna imprevista
necesldsd no le obllga 4 volver Ia
metropoll, permanecera aqui hasta
Novlem bre.
Las llltimas palabras pronunciadas
en- el Congreso de Washington han
sido, puede dec irse las del seiior La
rrinaga, planteando el problema
puertorriquef1o
Hoy hemos estrechado la mano del
distinguish hombre p[lblico, al que
reiteramos el saludo afectuoso de
blen venida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
DeS6racia lamentablo

Esta maI{ana ha ararecido en- la via
del tren y hOrrOrOSamente mufilado.
el cadavcr de Luis Franco palomo
que actualmente era segundo jefe de
la estacion de Arecibo, actu0 en-
San Juan y en muchas poblaciones de
la isla. de corista de companies de
zarzuela.
Hace dos meses. pr6ximamente,
regreso Puerto Rico. procedente
de Santo Domingo 4 donde fu6 como
representante de la comp5fia de va
riedades del sefIor La Presa.
Acerca de como ha pOdido ocurrir
Ia desgracla que ha privado de la vi
da Luis Franco Palomo, c0rren yer
stones diferentes que tienen por base
la suposici6n, pueS hasta ahora no Sc
sabe que haya testigos presenciales
del suceso.
El tragico fin de Luis Franco ha
producido en- San Juan, donde era pc
pularfsimo TN vivo sentimiento de
conmiseraci6n.
FL cadaver del desdichado ioven
llegara esta tarde San Iuan en- el
ferrocarril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
Aprobados por Ia legislature

En- la session de aver ell "speaker'
de la Camara seflor de Diego. anunci0
que habla firmado los sigulentes pro-
yectos de ley de la Alta Camara. Ell
G. B. Io del sehor Post para en- =
mendar Ell parrafo II del artic,lo %
del Codigo Politico; del sefior Ward
enmendando la seccion 10 de la lev
de gravamenes sobre inmueoles; del
sef1or Ward enmendacdo Ia ley sobre
reorganization del sistema Judicial,
c. B. 2o; del sef1or Post para enmen-
dar la seccion % de la Ley Municipal:
del sefior Feuille para autorizar los
vocales de la Comision de la Policfa
Insular y 4 los oficiales de dicha fuer-
"a para tomar juramentos en- determi-
nados casos.
Dichos proyectos de ley pasaran
muy en- breve la frma del goberna-
dor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
y. Jose Boneta

Anoche rindi6 su Ultima jornada Ell
conocido CO ballero amigo nuestro
don Jose Bouera. Aquejado de oblu-
clon intestinal fue trasladado al
hospital presbiteriano a fin de sufrir
grave operaci6n. pero con tan mala
fortuna, que apesar de los grandes
esfuerzos hechos por la ciencia, todo
tue inhtil. El sefior Boneta fallecio
a las doce y media.
Mry estimado por sus envidiables
Prendas de caracter supo granjearse
la simpatia de cuantos lie conocieron
y trataron. Su muerte sera sentida
por sus numerosos amigos. Enviamos
nuestro sincere p4same su descon-
solada familia.
FL entierro tendra lugar mahana
las clnco de la tarde, siendo Ell pun
to de reunion la plaza de Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14

NADIA de este sc puede hacer
con ese apresuramiento sospe-
chose en- que pasa todo rev uelto
~ en- tropel mientras que Sc pro-
Tonga c6micamente la Ultima
noche de la legislature.
Y es claro, en- ESQ confan los
habilidosos copgregantes. para
sacar ilesas. de la discussion de
la Camara, las partidas enormes
~ cuantiosas que ellos sc asig-
nan para los gastos de los de
partamentos que mangonean, y
que por ningun concepto quie :
rem yer reducidas.
La manera de conseguirlo, sc
les antoja como de mayor como.
dldad, esta que ponen en- practi-
ca invariablemente desde que
observaron que la tendencia del
pals era de ir hacienda econo-
mias prudentes, suprimiepdo to-
da clase de gastos inutiles.
Es necesario que desaparezca
eSa COStumbre.
Ninguna raz6n existe para
que la discussion del presupues-
to quede para la Ultima noche
Ahora Sc hace un llamamien.
to supreme a la brevedad, a la
rapldez, una invocation a la
premura con que pasan las ho-
ras, con que sc agota Ell TEMPO
dlsponible. y asi Sc suprime to
da discussion Y Sc ahorra tode
DEBATE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14

la Camara sobre Ell c B nim. 81 soli-
cita sc lie permita disolverse toda vez
que les ha sido impossible estar de
conformidad con 10 propuesto por la
Comision nombrada por la Camara.
Y fue aprobado,
La Camara envfa aprobado Ell sus-
t1tuto H B Mum. IL. Paso 4 Ia Conf
sion del Gobierno Local y fue tambieu
aprobado Ell sustituto C B n1m. 1S.
La Camara devolvi6 ell c B ndm. As
por haberlo pedido ell Consejo. Mi
Falkner solicita Sc concurra con las
enmiendas hechas por la CSmara al
{ B ndm. IS, y fue aprobado.
Sc declare en- receso 4 las once. DOR
ounce minutes.
Ell Tesorero solicita que ell Conse 10
concurra con las enmiendas hecha S
por Ia Camara al sustituto del H B
mum. O. y fue aprobado.
Ell { B nt1m. 7o Sc discuti6 en- Sc
gunda lectura y paso tercera.
Sc pone q discuci6n Ell sustituto II
3 81 para la con strucci6n del edificio
que Sc llamara Capitolio de Puerto
Rico. Ell doctor del Vale solicita
de los sefiores del Consejo que deben
dar su voto aprobando el referido
sustituto.
Ell Comisionado de Educaci6n hace
una lijera enmienda.
Plde la palabra Ell doctor Barbosa
para decir que ST da su voto de con-
tormidad es por que esos $500 900
no sc pueden emplear en- escuelas.
Puesto a votacion fue aprobada en-
tercera lectu.a y pas6 la Camara de
Delegates,
Fue aprobada en- tercera lectura Ell
II J r g. Termino Ia session 4 las
IL menos 20 minutes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
500 DOLLARS

En- Ia session de aver los sefIore,
Mufloz Rivera, de Diego, Georgettj
Vlnas, Soler, Lluveras, Blonder
OcheteCo, preSentaron una Resolu
ci6n Conjunta para consignar IN vo
to de afecto y de gratitud al honora
bic Beekman Winthrop.
FL Seretario sefI0r Mufloz River,
lego el acuerdo que dice asf:
P0r cuanto, Beekman Winthrop d1
rante ei periodic que ha eiercido {
cargo de Gobernador de Puerto Ric
ha mantenido el orden p1blico V
paz moral respetado Y hecho resp,
tar l2 m4jestad de las leveS. lomel
tado la instruction Y la riqueza. or,
cldldo Ia prosperidad economical
la lsla { impulsado Ia solidarIdad
tre tOd0S los elementoS que constiu
yen el Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Por tanto. Ia Camara dc Dclegad
en- nombre del Pueblo de Puerto K
co, consigna I'm voto de afecto ~
titud i Beekman Winthrop. 2rlba
este aCuerdo en- una lamina de orc
plata, que costeardn los mlembros
Ia Camara, entrC8uese tai prcser
a Beekman Winthrop, por una Con
sion compuesta del Speaker V
De}egad0s.
Sc nos dice que Ia expresada lar
na que cOntendra los nombreS dc
treinta y cInco delegados costara c
nlentos dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14

En- vari0S puntos de Siberis
han establecidos escue1as de aorl,
tura Y en- sus llanuraS Sc ven de
en- cuando aradoS modernos OF
lnstrumentos de agriculture que
tes Sc desconocian allf por compl
En- Viena cobran S48 al afio
ell servicio de telefonos en- los do
cilioS particulares.
La peSqueria de perlas arret
da por Ell gobernador ing!es e1 I;
la de Ceilan, tuvo de gastos el
pasado $3.50 en- tanto que do I
mil S22 de benehcios netos.
buenoS negocios los ingleses.
En- la India sc reparte gratis
lanceta contra mordeduras de ser
tes cobra y otras venenosas, inv
da por Sir Lander Brunton, V o,,
dado buenos resultados.
-Debido 4 la extraordinaria
vidad en- la constr uccion de fer
rifles en- Ontario, Canada. Sc ca
que este ario Sc cortaran allf 4.so
travesaffos.
En- Nueva York terminan v
clnco lineas de terrocarriles.