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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-16
AL PASAR...
BOTHA Y CRUGER

Una manana de luz y de es-
peranza, cayo en- la fosa impla-
cable. cumplidos los ochenta
amos y vencido al paso de las
flaquezas de la vida. Sobre la
tapa de su ataud, las lenguas
entusiastas deshojaron las coro-
mas de laurel cenidas por gran
des y por humildes, en- TN mi
Duto epico y glorioso. a la hgura
moral del anciano. Fue Ell IA
de Julio de 1904. Krujer, des-
pues de pasear por el mundo su
nombre de pastor. con la aureo-
la de TN patriarca biblico. rindio
su tribute a la Naturaleza, la
gran desdenosa ante el herois-
mo, la impasible ante Ell dolor,
la suprema indiferente devora-
dora. Sobre la tumba han res
balado tres amos de agitaci6n
Y en- las silenciosas piedades
del tempo, f1oreci6 Ell olvido.
No hace mucho corri6 la mott
cia de IN brindis en- que Ell ge
neral Botha, primer ministro
del Transvaal autonomo, bebi0
a la gloria de Inglatera.
Despues el mismo Botha, pro-
puso al Parlamento de la colo
MIA, la cesion del gran dia-
mente transvalense a Eduardo
VII, como muestra de gratitud
del Transvaal al Rey de IngIa-
terra. Ell parlamentO 10 ha apro
bado por unanim dad. La fan
tasia popular uni6 muchas We
ces durante los amos terribles
de la devastation sudafricana
lei nombre de Botha con Ell
nombre de Kriiger, en- I'm mis-
mo resplandor de hazanas Y
sublimidades, Por el ambito
|del. terrltorio nativo, los dos
nombres difun1ieron juntos LA
maradas de exaltaCi0n; y en- las
invocaciones a la patria libre,
sus letras Sc mezclaron al bro
tar uniGas en- los labios de los
beers. La muerte los separo
~ mientras Kruger Gaia en-
|estas sombras que el item
po espesa, Botha habia podido,
al Cabo de tres anos, mirar a su
patria y enaltecer Ell nombre' de
lglaterra, troCando en- amores
los odios de aver, fundidos Y pu-
rificados de todo sentimiento
rencoroso EN- Ell crisol de su cla-
rividente patriotismo.
Ha bastado Ell transcurso de
tres amos para que Ell nombre
de Kruger, en- cuyos dias Sc
arruino la esperanza de medic
siglo, represente a los ojos de
sus compatriotas, una ofusca-
ci6n, un error tremendo en- que
su raza hubiera muerto, 81 la
grandeza moral de los vencidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-16
4 los Suscriptores J Agentes

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos ATLAS de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80 6
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no se tomaran en- cuenta nj
Burtiran efecto en-, la contabilidad hssta ell
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-16

lamiento no hubiese tropezado
con la grandeza moral de los
vencedores resueltos a dar tes-
timonio de la superioridad de
su espiritu. Y muerto Kriiger,
los beers desparramados por ell
mundo, emprendieron su rotor
no hacia el solar nativo. Sobre
suS taciturnas caravans de
emigrantes desenganados foto
como una acusacion el re-
mordimiento de su gran extra
VIC provocador. Hoy su patria
autonoma renace, respetada y en-
grandecida por la justicia Y ell
derecho; Y la resurrection es
DORA de Inglaterra, delevadora
aver de una gran exploitation
inlcua, creatriz hoy de un pue-
|renOvado.
Krllger duerme en- la soledad,
entire Ell bullicio de Europa, ol
vidadiza de sus entusiasmos Y
sus amores, ingrata para los hu-
|mildes que le dan ejemplo de
fortaleza y de virtud. Ell brin-
dis de Botha por la prosperidad
y la gloria de Inglaterra no tu-
vo una palabra de recuerdo pa
ra el patriarch rudo y sencillo
de los tiempos heroicos. La
gratitud del Parlamento ha
|colncidido con el aniversario de
la muerte de kriiger; mien-
tras las gratitudes iban hacia
Eduardo VII, una tenue bruma
de triste indiferencia. cubria ell
camino ignorado que conduce a
la sepultura de aquel. Acaso
Botha y los supervivientes de
la tragedia magua, Green incom-
compatibles Ell nombre Y ell loor
de su metr6poli presente con
los del sublime espiritu niiio
del gran anciano. Y, entonces,
es que ignoran el resorte de la
lnueva cOnquista britannica, con-
qulsta de las almas Y los cora
zones de sus enemigoS de anita
no: ese resorte es la superiori-
dad de sentimientos Y de inteli-
gencia, la amplitud de pecho
para dar salida 4 los enConOs
y albergue q la aspiraci0n de
constlulr bajo su amparo una
nueva naCionalidad.
Maestro. y ,rectora de pueblos,
lnglaterra tlene I'm ideal. POr-
| que 10 pOsee Y COnCentra sus
tuerzas en- lograrlo, domino. Y
el senOriO de las armas. no es
sino el precursor del unico Sc
norio estable y fecundo: ell de
las conciencias tocadas Y trans
hguradas por la justicia. Ingla-
terra vencedOra del TransvaaI
no desol0 sus car1pos, nj escla-
v1z0 su raza, nj arrebat0 sus
riquezas.
Lo rescat6 de una servidum-
bre, la servidumbre de su propia
ignorancia pastoral y feudal,
aunque rotulada de republica,
y les dio la libertad, la libertad
verdadera que consiste en- la
|1gualdad de los hombres ante
el derecho, en- la extinction de
las Castas entire Ciudadanos, Y
en- la conhanza en- Ell porvenir
garantldo por la protection de
I'm 1mperlo gigantic. Asi la ad-
mlrable naCion europea ha
triunfado de los supervivientes
beers. La magnanimidad de
espiritu de un pueblo vencedor
que olvlda los duelos de sus hi
JOS y las consternaciones causa-
das por ell terCo valor indoma-
bic de sus adversarios, para en-
grandecer a estos Y restitu tuirles
todo 10 bucno pOr que guerrea-
ron, es la victoriosa realmente
en- este choque de dos almas.
Para los pueblos de primitiva
rudeza, cuya dinamica senti-
mental no ha perdido ell contac-
to con los elementales instintos
luchadorcs, esa amplitud espi-
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The Tragic Confession of a Spinster, Who
Realizes That No Fame or Wealth Can
Compensate for tho Solitude of Her Life
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
ANOTHER NATIONAL
BANK THERE


Glenwood Avalanche: The Nation
al Bank of Carbondale is the latest
financial firm asking favor In this
county.
The bank formerly known as tho
Dinkel Mercantile Bank of that town
has been turned into a national con-
Germ and the officers are: w. NJ.
Dinkel. PRESIDENT d. w. Shores.
cashier; James I. Dalton and d. J..
NJ. Braden, vice presidents.
Among the subscribers to the cap
ital stock, which is $4,000. are C.
w. Darrow. Mrs Alice Hays, Mrs.
Laura &. Weant. Charles Lehow. S.
p. sloss, E. d. Taudy Mrs. Hattie
Holland, George S. Swigart. Frank
Dempke, NJ. L. shippee. L. r. Tuck
er and w. L. Girdner.
The board of directors consists of
VIM. Dinkel. Oscar Holland, j. e.
White, Dr. ]. NJ. Braden and L. 7.
Taylor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
MINISTER'S PRISON
TERM Is REDUCED
Especial to The Daily sentinei)

Especial to The Daily Sentinel)
Denver, Dec. 1.-THE state board
of pardons yesterday commuted the
sentence of w. G. Connell, the min-
lister sentenced from Lamar to a term
of from ] s to 20 years Imprisonment
for statutory crime, to from to
20 years. This will release him, with
good behavior, in August, 1909.
The petition for Connell's pardon
was signed by the trial judge. the
district attorney who prosecuted him
and a majority of the jurors who sat
In his case and several hundred 9th
ers.
The wife of the prisoner made n
personal plea to the board, stating
he was needed to support her and
their three children.
The board received applications
for pardons for Leonard Imboden
and James A. Hill, convicted of
wrecking the Denver Savings Bank.
and set date next month for COLI
siderlng the cases.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14

by the officers. It looked for mo-
ment as if the horse thief would
make it interesting for the officers,
as he was armed; nut he was quick
ly brought to time by the persuasive
countenauce of a Winchester. The
man was heavily armed, and as he
jumped from his wagon he pulled
two revolvers, and, jumping behind
a horse, covered the officer who had
told him to consider himself under
arrest. A second officer, unseen by
the horse thief, quickly brought a
Winchester in line with the horse
thiefs heart and he surrendered.
High Meek, the VernaI deputy
sheriff, is an old-time friend OF I'M
der Sheriff Wallis, they having known
each other for twenty years or more
and have ridden the ranges together
many times. Billy Priest, ex-sherin
of vernal, also assisted in making
the arrest. 49,
The capture was made between 10
and 20 miles southwest Of Fort Dn-
chesne, in Wasatch county
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
BAND OF ROBBERS
ATTACK TRAIN
-FOUR DEAD
fRy Aesoclated rrsss.l }

Tlfis, Trans-Caucasia, Dec. H.
A band of sixty robbers attacked a
deralled mail train runn!4 s between
Tlals and Baku last nigh near sa-
lakstu. The train was carrying a
large sum of money.
The train guard repulsed the ban
dts after fight in which many pas
sengers and soldiers were wounded.
The bandits finally retreated leav-
Ing four dead behind them.
The attack was dafingls cSnceived
and carried out. Thirty yards of the
track on a down grade had been
torn up, and the train, running at
full speed, plunged its way over the
ties and was finally ditched.
The robbers. who were hiding lear
by, Immediately threw eight bombs
and opened fire on the confused trav-
elers.
The train guards quickly rallied
and returned the fire from behind
the mass of wreckage, the robbers
finally being driven OF.
Troops are in pursuit of the rob
bers.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14

Goldfield, New. Dec. 1i.-Yester-
day and today General Funston held
many conferences with citizens and
officers. He is not very sanguine in
discussing the situation. He is keep
ing in close touch with every phase
of the trouble and will not be caught
on his guard.
He said last night:
'"rhe possibilities of serious trou-
bic growing out of the difficulties be-
tween the Mine Owners Association
and the miners union are greater
than my previous Information had
led me to believe. l have just tel
egraphed a second report to WASH
ington which is based on the informa-
ton gathered today, l do not be-
lieve the governor will declare mar
tial law at once, as no serious dis
turbanees have occurred. am sat
isfied with this, and shall not ad-
wise such action until 1t is sbsolute-
ly necessary. As to the matter OF
patrolling the vicinity of the mines
and the streets of the city with reg
ulars, that is a protection that may
become necessary at any hour"
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
CUNIMINS MAY HEAD
REPUBLICAN TICKET
tspeeIal 70 INC palIy sentlnell

Des Moines, Ia, Dec. 1f.-Now
that President Roosevelt has posi-
lively stated that under no consider
alton will he accept the nomination
at the hands of the republicans. it is
believed by the leaders of this state
that it is time for Governor Cummins
to announce himself as a candidate.
Cummlns has always favored another
nomination for Roosevelt. but has
no choice among the remaining lead
ers of the republican party.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
JNo. Il. MOORE Is BACK.

John F. Moore. manager Of the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers AS
socatlon. arrived home yesterday
from Chicago. where he attended the
fifth annual meeting of the great
western Fruit Jobbers' Association.
Mr.. Moore speaks very enthusiastic
cally of the meeting. He states that
e was the best attended. most i'm
pcrtant and most effective meeting
The western Fruit Jobbers have ev-
cr held Much good for the fruit
interest OF the west viii result from
this meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
OFFICER WALLIS ARRIVED
LAST RIGHT WITH PRISONER
Details Of the Capture of the Horse
Ihief.-He Pulled Guns on tho
Officers, but had to Sur
render.

at a late hour last night Under
SherIn Charles H. Wallis, accompan-
led by Sheriff Charles Schrader, who
met him yesterday at Mack, arrived
In the city with the man who stole
me valuable horse, Uncle Bob" and
hne saddle, and who was trailed
Oy Under Sheriff Wallis through the
mountains and over iLto Utah for
nearly a week before his capture was
effected.
The man, when asked his name by
Under Sheriff Wallis, said it was
John Doe"
After trailing his man into Utah,
which trailing proved very difficult
WORK. owing to the wild country ira
'eised Under Sheriff Wallis got into
"lephone communication with the
oneers at Vernal and had them to
watch for the horse thief at certain
POINTS Mr.. Wallis keeping III touch
Win these officers frequently by tel
ephone.
Finally the hunted man was run
INTO by one of the deputies, who,
however, kept his identity a secret
until ne could get assistance. The
morse thief was riding on wagon,
n'th Uncle Bob," the stolen horse,
ueu to the wagon. when Deputy
eheriit High Meek of Vernal, who
vas assisting the Mesa county un-
uer sheriff iii an effort to locate the
uoFse thief, came up with him. Dep
u'y Meek. concealing his identity
'o'u the hunted man that he was
Noklng for strayed horses. The man
uled to sell the deputy the stolen
-o'se and saddle. Deputy Meek de-
eiihed to buy, but said that there
vas man at certain camp further
un wanting to buy horse and sad
-ule and he might make sale there
ine horse thief said he would go tc
He camp. Then the deputy sheriff
.oue on ahead and prepared for the
Nu'eI reception. When the latter
entered the camp he was confronted
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
SANTA CLAUS MAIL
WILL NOW Be
CARED FOR
LRv Associated Press y

Il
+ Washington, Dec. 14.-Let- i.
= ters passing through the post =
= Offices of the country addressed +
: to santa Claus" will this year +
= prove not to be sent in vain. :.
: Heretofore these letters have i.
: been sent to the dead letter de- 4.
!, partment, but Postmaster Gen i.
!. eral Meyer has adopted a more :.
= liberal attitude toward the sit :
: uation and today issued an or :.
+ der to postmasters all over the i
= country, to whom letters full of 1.
: trust and pleading are coming i
: in great numbers from the lit +
= tie ones. to let the people of !.
: their cities know. through the =
= newspapers. that mail addressed =
: to Santa Clau will be delivered =
= to any responsible parties who +
> will undertake to act as Santa j.
= Claus agents in the matter. :
+ Tho order specifically directs =
, that such letters shall be deIiv- =
!. cred to regularly organized =
I. charitable societies" +
: I. 1. 1. + 4. + + /. + + i. {. j.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
DID FANATIC BURN
The BIG BREWERY

Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE $250,OOO
fire in the Cock brewery last night Is
the third brewery fire since the Sun
day closing crusade began in the
city.
Coming so closely after the other
Fire Attorney Hogan believes that
some fanatic actiated by the belief
that brewery destruction helps the
cause, is at work.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
HOT WORDS PASSED
BETWEEN The
LAWYERS
(By Associated Press.)

Boise, Ida. Dec. 14.--Clarence
Darrow resumed the cross examina-
ton of Orchard this morning.
The first tilt between the attor-
neys took place when Senator Boran
objected to the manner of the cross
examination. saying that barrow was
arguing the case with the witness.
A few hot words passed, when Judge
Wood cautioned Darrow not to enter
into an argument with the witness.
Orchard then continued his recital
of his attempts to kill Bradley.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14

The clerks in the sampliner store
have presented to the public very
upiquely trimmed window. with some
features of local interest. Mayor
wentworth is sitting at a table, read
ing enc of the daily papers. a table
in front of him, upon which is
water bottle with the label Mayor
yentworth's Grand River Water"
The window decoration is in eomport
with this feature and presents very
taking appearance.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
FRAUD PROSECUTOR
WILL GO TO
CAPITOL
Ia A.sacLaLsd Prassl


san Francisco, Dec 14.-Francis
J Heley who has had charge of
the Investigation and prosecution of
lhe municipal bribery and graft cas-
es. viii leave tonight for Portland.
Oreo where he win look into the
present status Of the Oregon land
fraud eases which are still pending
lie viii then go to Washington to
confer with tho department Of JUS
Her..
lie expects to return TO San Fran
cisco I'm time to take charge of the
trial of Patrick Calhoun. president
of the United Railways, on the
charge OF onering brlbes to superyls-
0ra, which Is set for February /.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
HE WOULD
PUT END TO His LIFE
Cspaclal 10 The DllIy sentlnel)

Denver, Dee. 14.-Joseph French
25 years old. tried to commit suicide
las. night by drinking poison be-
cause his wife and child refused to
live with him any longer.
His father. Henry French, who re-
sided with him on Larimer street.
found him In au unconscious condi-
Qon at 7 o'clock last night. He sum
moned the police surgeon ard the
Young man was soon resuscitated.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
THAT RUM0R ABOUT
CORTELYOU'S QUITTING
Especial to The paly sentlnei.)


Washington, Dec. 1.-THE state
ment was made today by United
States senator that at the cabinet
meeting George b. Cortelyou had
rendered his resignation as secretary
Of the treasury. severed all relations
with the administration and would
take the field as an open candidate
for the presidency.
Inquiries at the White House has
brought prompt denial OF the story.
Cortelyou himself saws that the story
is absurd.
The fact remains. however, that
the Taft-Roosevelt boosters are an
CRY at him.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14

London, Dec. 14.-Fiorco galg8
which have ragged along the coasts
of the United Kingdom the last few
days show little signs Of abauug, and
heavy rains have flooded the inter-
ior lowlands.
The harbors and bays are erowdcl
with vessels that have run in for
shelter.
There have been many small
wrecks. but outside of the American
schooner Thomas W. Lawson tho fa-
talities have not been numerous
A most serious wreck occurred
near shermes this morning when The
cutter gunboat speedwell went down
and only five of the crew Of thirteen
We're rescued.
The eLtire Thames valley is huge
lake.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
JUDGE Lands
SIGNED APPEAL
fBy Associated Pres5D

Chicago. Dee. IA bill oil e-
eeptions in the appeal OF the stand
ard Oil Company Of Indiana from lus
fine of $4,000, 900 was today signed
bv Judge Lands and later hlel W.T."
the court of appeals.
1t is expected that the entire .ee
ord tn the case will be filed ia ie"
weeks and a hearing on the appeal
will be had in a short time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
NOTED MINISTER IS HERE

DR.. c. B. Wilcox Of 1,slIisi coiolilI
Springs, the widely known Meth2u's,
IN mine, the citv at noon and is the sgss' .,'
M M psv ,n Forsyth. He fills the pup. .,
ot o tbo Methodist church tomol'
morning and in the evepins w''r r,-ss -
MOI MOI t5e big law enforcement nia.5 MAJ
u,e meet,pg to be held at The .ans SAM
church by five OF the eonsresn''''''
of the city
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
DELAWARE BISHOP
FOUND DEAD TODAY
tBy Associated Press.)

= wilmington, Del, Dec. IL ::
i. Leithon Coleman, tho Episcopal 1
+ bishop of Delaware, was found j
{. dead in bed this morning. He j
:. had been i'll for several weeks j
= with a hard cold, which devel- i
+ oped into kidney trouble. j
!. j, i. i. 4. 1. + + + T. + + j. i
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
BADLY WANTED MAN
Is CAUGHT AT LAST
Especial to The Daily sontInel)

tSpecIaI 10 The DaIIy SontIheIJ
Santiago, Cal, Dec. 14.-Wm. f.
Walker. the former treasurer of New
Britain. Comm Savings Bank, who
is wanted on charge of forgery, by
means of which, 1t is alleged. he
succeeded ia looting his bank of
100000, was arrested in Mexico
yesterday by an agent of the Pink
erton Detective Bureau, who had
been furnished with the necessary
requlsitlon papers by the United
States attorney general.
Walker disappeared from New
Britain February 10 last He is 20
years old.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
ate ONLY CACTUS
FOR FOURTEEN DAYS
lspeclal to The nally sentIneI7

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. ll.ml'r. ,-
Leon Ebert Landone gave Il nun i5.
iost night to six physicians Of TINS
o,t,, 10 celebrate the complexion Oh
his 14-day food test. ,.-,
During this period Dr. Lano'..
o+a almost exclusively spinele55 ea'-
t,,s and cactus was one OF the aA'--
features Of the dinner
The doctor had expected 70
~ no,,nds in weight, but he H1-
gained half a pound.