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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

BIrnti# erne Bsr II
Q n friper ! ct B%ripatbrep fra Bo.
ris 5. Mpril: $50, MI er ieg ianoer.
Zig nofiaa bro / &aan6en; men meo
@eino er bet itti6t. Seq bar bon6t for
at reiie mig. 90 Iangere emo Ell
balp Cine i iagte Mars Tan leg iffr
Itabbe / 8ei."
store s. q e r. Grpoen-
Ilun6S 8rpggeri / &riitianio bor / Mn-
le6ning al SO Marsbagen for Girmo.
ets @rnnoleggelie u66elt $1,000 Ser.
/ @rotialer i'll fine Sunftionerer og
Mrbeioere, ifienfet Brp6enlunbs
Yrpggeris &eniionsfosie 10000 &r.,
6porpe6 6en1ees al 8rpggeriet ffien-
fcoe &apital u0gigr 100000 ST.,
$500 til archaeological, bporpeb Oct
til benne Sn1titution al @rpggeriet
fiGnfe6e iamle6e 8eleb u6gipr TO-
900 &r., idmt 1000 &r. til @an1le
Mfers Menigbe6s 6attigpleie.
II &c s G r 5 er. Sc 1tgr-
ite Gormuer bap0e if6lge Sfattelig-
ningen for flor fglgen6e @erreoel
Qil 8per1re ct Ser altiaa life taget
Gpnihn).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

Stort 2egot for Sat-
tige. Sill ct 2egat for 6attige pao
&omlfogen bar EN- fe0relan6sfierlig
Morifamerifaner, Sobn 9lien, fd6t
1919 paa @aar6en 5un6sru6 paa
&pmifogen, teltamenteret bele fin
Sorma1e. Sobn Ollie en- u6pan6ret
1913 me6 to tomme @en6er, men
far / Marenes 2gb lagt Jig op Ell Gor=
mute, lom ban MI bar ifientet i'm ST.
oebpgo. @iennem fin 8eltprer, Sobu
.. Melbp, @biteball, @is., ien6te
ban allere0e for 4 Mar li6en 10000
&roner til &gmifogen og MI bar ST..
MelbD un0errettet or1, at 2egatgibe=
rem er 800, og at &elten at bans Gor-
niue omfring 1900 &roner, til
fQloer &emifogen. @ele 2egatet blir
MI $4,000 &roner, bbis &enter bbert
Mar Sen Is. December al &gmifo=
gems Sattig1tDre n06eles til ber6ige
Irengenoe poa &grnifogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

5filpber fal6t / e n
epre t. Gre Sftlgbere fra
&riitiania, Sans 6. 6letlcber, &iel=
berg-@anien og Carl @ugge, iom fpr=
lte &aaife0ags gftermio5ag iftloe
gaa fra @pmmepan0sbDtten ODER
&ar6ongerieffelen til Sinle, bar fer
UNDER uOiat for ct olporlig l1bel6,
t0et 6leicber fal6t ne0 / en- 8raipret
omfring 10 Meter 0pb. Otter at
bape bentet @ielp me0 Gauge fra
0nmnepan0sbptten, blep ban efter
omfring 2 SimerS 6orlpb uifa0t bo=
let Up.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

6 + nj &: %. Suli 1908
lanf Dampifibet ~8effelaget" uoen-
for @opeogen efter &olliiion me0
Gampifibet ~@eteborg". ~8effela-
GETS &e0eri> @eitergaar6 & Co.,
bapoe / Sorlifringsielfobet ~3l1=
ricb" tegnet cit 6orlifring for set
Mnioar lonr @e6eribe6riften funoe
me0fgre lige operfor Greoiemono.
u8effeloget" bleb / ffabeli6t 6tan0
oe0 Sipretsifign tatseret til 4,5O0
&roner, bbilfet 8elgb &eoeriet o.
~!3uricb" erflerte fig pillig til at BE-
tale til 6enn, iom>efter Boltcen bar er=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sem &er ioner
bop6e giort &rob giel0en6e, nemlig
to gnter efter &ellnere> iom pe6
oenne &nle0ning omfom, iomt to
Men6, iom milte6e fine &l1ltruer> og
en- Some, JOINT bab0e tabt lin 5gn, ser
forlerge0e ben6e og flere @eifen6e.
@nfen> ser bob6e miitet fin @9n, fit
1000 &rpner, 6e to @ellneres Gnfer
benbol0SpiS 1000 og 1000 &roner.
9e to Men6, iom babbe miltet fine
Snltruer, if $50 &roner bper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

Cen @aor. Ser ifripeS fra
Gtabanger 9. Mpril: Det er iielOerl
fer paa @grlan6et, at &uarel1 er lau
len al Jig iom ioor. S9len er / Ml<
min0eligbeo alen6pb enOoa, naar set
life netop ct / Solbaffen. @eiret bar
itraalen6e / @egpn6elien al ugen
men bar / @ellig0agene beret rigtig
iurt me0 en- raafolo Sauge og &egn
baa0e igaar og i0ag. Sra 5fi0iltrif~
terne in6e / &pfplfe mel6es oglaa oa1
taaget &eir, ioa Yaalfeu0flugterne
far beret nofiaa mislDffet. Set 60
Sc &epnpeir er forreiten Golf GLAD
for, Ga set tar Selen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

I'm llvsgaade, af B. Bjernson, SAINT
andre Fortellinger af norske For.
fattere
Unge Jens Je'en, af Erik Begh, SAINT
andre Fortallinger af danske For
fattere.
De tire Helligaftener, at St. St. Bill.
cher, SAINT andre FortBllinger. af
danske F~orfattere.
Fortellinger og Digte af dansk-
amerikanske Forfattere.
Ungdomsminder, af K%ristofer jan
son, SAINT andre Fortaellinger af
norske F~orfattere.
Femtende Wisconsin. En- interes-
SAINT historisk Skildring af det skan-
dinaviske Privilege Regiments Del
tagelse i den store nordamerikanske
Borgerkrig, af Kr. Janson.
Tobias, by H. A. Foss, A Story of
the Northwest.
En- Saloonkeepers Datter, Fortsel-
ling af Drude Krogh Janson. 6te
Oplag, 239 Slider.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

@en6om er SDberi".
S set iocialiitiife @ope6fparter / Sri
itionia, / ielpe rSolfetS @uS", fanbt
Der forle0en ct Sl16bru0 Ste6, bbor=
pe0 Sc ubu0ne @jeiter ifo1 babe til
egnet Jig en- &engelum al 200 ST. el=
Ter ct en0nu iterre Bel9b. GiSie Sm=
iten6igbe6er tp6er paa, at S%nbbru6s=
tDberiet er u6fgrt at lofalfien6te
&erioner, meb andre 9r6 al &ulet5
Soft / intimeite Soritan6.
@enne 6orbrp0elie er / iaa Sil=
fel0e ier6eles interes iant> ga BEN bar
fun6et Steo poo Socialilternes eget
Smrau6e, paa Set Smraaoe, boo1
man tror og Defender og oil blipe
ialig paa BEN 9ogme, at uGienoom
er Spberi". Sen lille natlige 8e-
Drift fan iaale6es foronle0ige en- Del
e~ien0ommeltge &efleftioner. @elbe
Nabnet pua Malte6et in0bDOer BERTH.
uSolfets @ns" buroe bel for 9@rlig=
be0ens Sfpl6 benepnes Socialilter-
mes &nS; ale &uie eies 10 al Solf,
men bette eies al SoIf, ionn faloer
Zig 5ocialiiter. Men bpis gjenoom
er Spperi, fan en- egte Sociali1t ell
Ter en- SCREENING al iaa0anne bel oa
nmnltgt eie ct &us eller nogen 9el
al ct Sus. Sg SEN %itiaalne Sum,
lt6rre eller min6re, fan bel beller
fife babe tilbert nogen al Sc Serrer
eller Gamer, iom trer, at gjcnoom
er Spberi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
. norge. :
INSTRUMENTATION

WQtfer Gaze. Sr. Sranf
2lopo p6er perionlig 5000 &roner
til ct Euberfuloiebiem paa @ngertte>
% bans Tirma, &enefos 8rug, beS.
uoen ct @eleb / Sorbolb til, bpao De
gprige 8rug paa &ingerife bill poe.
8efrpgtet Gorlis. Sir
n1oiteren n@unnocfburn" al Yors.
gruno ofgif fra @eneoig Is. 6ebrnor
til @ooi3 og man bor ienere intet
bprt ON ben. Sftbet, iom er ct al
Norges ltprlte Seilifibe, er bpgget !
@lasgotp / 1886 og in0fiebt for nog-
lie Mor iiben al Self @unoerle len /
Eorsgrun0. Set er paa 2,068 Sons.
6 T. tiani s. t G.
m e11go e. &ri1tianta fommunale
Tolferegiiter bar netop tilenoebragt
sen forelpbige Sptelling al &riitta-
nios Solfemeng0e pr. 1. Sebruar
iaor. 9ptellingen bier 235>721
Sssn0poanere MOS tiliparen0e SID
flor 231,687. @pen er efter bette
/ set forlpbne Mar gaat trent me0
1904.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

Ser ON S 5 e I e.
S 1898 in6leperte M6iunft Mrel Mn=
beriel1 en- Mfban01tng til ltniperiite=
tets biitorilf=filoiofiife Safultet for
9oftorgra0en om uNa6peren / 6e
Far fgrlte Morbun0re0er efter &ri-
ltuS". Otter EN- 9el @anifeligbeser
blep Mfbon6lingen omii0er be09mt al
IN &omite %beitaaenoe al B~rofesiorer=
lie 2p0er 8run, 06lan6 og s.. 8.
Scbiett. Sen bleb al Sc to tbeolo=
9iife Brofesiorer / &omiteen erfleret
llperoig til at foribares for Doftor-
ga0en; Sen bleb betegnet iom uet 81
lettantorbei6e al reneite @an6".
Senere u6gab &r. Mrel Mn6erien
i'm Mfbtan0ling paa Spif / en- for set
erropeife pioenifabelige Hubltfum
afpasiet Sorm. Sen ct paa tiff no
to1nmet I to uogaber og er blet on=
melot / en- &effe al tpife, engelffe,
from tie, bollan0ife og belgiife tbeo=
logiife og b%i0enffabelige S%i6sifrifter.
Erofeslo Mnatbon Mall far / ST.
terooret taget @agen op paanD og
forelagt 6afultetet en- Tren1tlIino
al Sen me6 &enbiSning til 6e 11bea1=
lanoife Mnmelseller, og foranleoiget
pe6 Bette far Safultetet MI facet 9i=
meme op for Mfban6lingens &er0i oe
bar oberfor Mn6erien u6talt fin @ez
flogelie ODER en- M~fgierelie, iom MI
piier Jig at ftaa /, afgiort @trt6 me6
Sagfpnoigbe6ens alt %oberbeien6e
Dom. Sg BERTH fnptter Safultetet
8eflagelien ODER at iaabel formelle
@anifeligbe6er iom Mn6eriens it'll.
beieligbe6 til at foretage 6e' 6erttl
ne6pen6ige Sfri6t filler Zig / @eien
for MI at ttl6ele bum 9oftorbpr6ig-
] be6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

g E sibIes Bnuto er
far6ig. Den er s Meter lang % al
graa Grant. Den fol anbrtnges
paa @rapen og ufleres beb ct ing.
6omsiteDne 81. Sl.ni, me6be{es fra
Dranrnel,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

Sper so nDe Mutomo :
b / antager man oil bliDe ino=
fipbt til &riitianta al Sripate / 81
bet al &ooren og 5ommeren. @ros=
ierer Moos @iel far netop / 8aris
fjpbt en- &ogn paa 70 @e1tefrefter
for 10000 81. Si1 &arl 81. Senien
ultfom nplig Ell &areal1tomobil -
en- IL @eltes @umber, JONI latter 300
Sig. Girmoet bar en- lignenoe @ogn
fgr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

Loosen og hans Hustru, af Jonas
Lie. 227 Slider.
kommand8rens D9tre, af Jonas Lie.
Fortalling fra Norge. 204 Slider.
Sjsdronningen, Fortalling af John
Paulsen. 1854 Slider.
duldt0rst. En- Nordmands Eventyr
iA%ustralien. 100 Slider.
Vildrose, FortBlling fra Indianer-
udbrudet i 1862, af Kr. J%anson.
Derovre fra Grendsen, af Holger
Drachmann. Strejftog over Diet
danske TermopylB. Med ct smukt
udfert Billede af de se%nderjydske
Piger og med Digterens Biograf.
Hverdagsmennesker, Skizzer af L.
Dilling. IA Slider.
Folk / Nod, af CART Etlar. Jens som
ler-Pater Peter-Jergen Pranger.
Ire nye FortelIinger, af CART Etlar.
Dyrekjebt Krigsbedrifter For
slet intet.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
HOUSE FAVORABLE TO INCOME TAX
Would Be Accepted If the Senate Should
Adopt 1t, Leaders Think.
[From The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. April 19.-It is the general opinion
in the House that IL the Senate includes income
tax provision In the tariff bill IL will be passed by
the lower body. particularly some favora BILE
comments of President Taft on such measure
have been widely circulated The more conserva-
tive OF the House leaders do not favor such a
proposition and prefer the inheritance tax. but
they think that if any additional taxation is neces
sary to provide revenues the income tax Will have
more general support in the House because the
Democrats favor It. and a great number Of Re
pubIicans oppose a tax inherttances.
Representative Crumpacker, a member OF the
Ways and Means Committee, said to-day. Per
sonaIly, am not opposed to income tax. and
my opinion is that If the House thought additional
revenue was needed IT might favor such meas
ure | believe however. that an inheritance tax
is more logical There would not be so much fraud
and deception An inheritance tax does not burden
the producer. and il cannot be easily evaded.
was greatly impressed with the testimony Of An
drew Carnegie when he appeared before the Ways
and Means Committee. He quoted Gladstone
saying that an income tax made nation OF liars.
He said that the government should not put a tax
on the working bee while il is making honey. but
that the should be imposed when the honey
had been gathered and the bee had finished its
work. Then there would be no question of the
of the inheritance tax while the
Income tax might involve endless litigation
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Hearing Granted in the Leeds Pearls Suit
Price Case Advanced

Washington. April 1s.-The United States Su-
preme Court to-day granted a writ Of certiorart
the OF the United States agt. Citrone. in
volving the rate of duty a necklace of pearls
which sold IN Paris by Citrone TO the late
William 3. Leeds. of Newport, r. l.. for $4,000
The point involved is whether duty should be paid
on the necklace at so per cent. jeweIry, at
10 per cent. unset pearls. The Court Of Ap-
peals for the I'd Circuit decided in favor Of the
per rate.
The case Of Theodore H. Price. who is seeking to
avoid extradtion from New York 10 Washington
on account OF Indictment charging him with
completely in procuring the premature publication
OF the secret information Of the Department Of Ag
riculture regarding the cotton crop was set for
hearing just after the cases against Peckham and
Haas. who under indictment for the same Of
fence and whose will be heard Immediately
after the court Convenes next October.
In the case OF the Boquilas Land and Cattle Com
pany. OF Arizona. against j. NJ. Curtis and others
the court held that riparian land owners cannous
prevent the taking by others OF water out of q
stream for irrigation purposes simply because OF
such ownership.
The cases involving the constitutionaIity OF the
commodities clause Of the Hepburn rate law were
not decided to-day.
The court will adjourn for the present term on
May 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
TO REMARK BOUNDARY LINE.
American and Canadian Commissioners Plan
Summer s Work

Washington April 19.-In the coming summer
the remarkng snd surveying of the international
boundary. line between the United States and Can
ada viii be started by O. II. Titman. of the United
States Geodetic Survey, and DR.. W. +. King as
tronomer Of the Dominion of Canada. These men
have been appointed by their governments to begin
the work and DR.. King is In Washington consult
ing Mr. Tittman regarding a division of the labor
Six sections of the line will be remarked
The remarknG of the entire line with the eNcep-
ton of portion running along the St. Law
and through the Great Lakes comes within
the jurisdiction of the commissioners. This portion
is controlled by the International Waterways COM
mission. Reference monuments will be placed at
intervals along the line
Mr. Tittman and DIR. King also have in hand the
stalking of the line between Alaska and Canada
from Alaskas southernmost point to the Arctic
Ocean They have been engaged on this work for
several years. and express the hope that 1t will be
finished in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
SEEKS LIGHT ON 7. G. AND I. DEAL.
Champ Clark Wants Information from the
Attorney General
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington April l9-Athough the daily base
ball game has its full quota of Representatives
there was scarcely quorum in the House to-day.
Representative Helm, OF Kentucky. introduced
joint resolution providing for the annexation of
Cuba when majority of the voters in the island
express a desire for IT, He attempted to have 1t
read by the clerk. but Mr.. Payne moved that the
House adjourn. and the resolution put TO sleep
for the time being.
Representative Champ Clark introduced resoiu-
ton calling on Attorney General Wickersham for
information TO what action had been taken by
his department against the United States Steel
Corporation because of its purchase of the Ten
nessee Coal and Iron Company. Mr.. Clark will call
up his resolution within days and said this
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
MR. 1LDRICH'S SPEECH.
Rercnue Producing Features of
Senate Tariff Bill.

Washington. April I9.-The tariff debate was
opened in the Senate to-day. when Senator Allrich
discussed al length the bill reported from the Com
mttee on Finance IL beginning his speech ne said
The practical question to which ask ,,o,,r -
The G,s to,aas is VIII the bin reported from
-, oliIIittee on Finance produce sufficient reye-
riue. Wnen taken in connection with thu jn1ATnal
renenue taxes and other existing sources of reve-
ne imposition Of additional taxes? l answer.
ytTihgl[ after a thorough and careful in
NeSugatlon of the facts and the conditions i,ai,,
10 surround the problem, that it will
MI Alor1ch submitted statements showing the re
celpts disbursements surpluses and deficits actual
ana estimated OF the Treasury for the fiscal years
''0 10 I9li inclusive His estimates for the fiscal
years 1909 TO 1911, inclusive. were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
ALLEGED LYNCHING IN GUATEMALA.
State Department Orders Thorough In
yestigation

Washington. April 1S.-ThOroueh official irvestt-
CATION will be made OF the reported iynching OF
William Wright. negro and American citizen.
at Livingston. Guatemala. December 15 1908
The State Department has so instructed the Aneri-
can Minister 10 Guatemala. The State Department
is determined that if the are found TO be as
reported Guatemala must promptly punish the
murderers and remove the officials responsible for
the delay and failure of justice.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
BUCKS CASE APPEAL ARGUED

Washington. April 19-The appeal from the decf-
sion of the Supreme Court which sentenced Sam
uel Gompers. John Mitchell and Frank Morrison
to Jail for contempt of court in the Bucks stove
came up to-day in the Court of Appeals of
the District of Columbia Ex-Judge Alton B. Par
ker. OF New York. appeared for the appellants
and J. j Darlington for the appeIlees Mr. Com
pers and Mr.. Mitchell were present.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
T. G. DAWSON MINISTER TO Chill.

Washington. April 1s-The President made the
following nominations to-day:
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tary to Chili-Thomas c. Dawson of Iowa
Collector of Customs for the district of Miami
Oho-George W. Huntey.
Citizens to be assistant surgeons in the navy
John q. Zegler. of Pennsylvania: Glenmore r
Clark. of Kentucky; William NJ Kerr and George
a Riker. OF New York. and Thares Harlan Dis
triCt of Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
EDWIN GOULD HEAD OF w. & L. E.

Edwin Gould was elected president OF the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie Railroad Company yesterday 10
succeed Frederick a. Delano- His election caused
a revival of the reports which have been current
within the last two years that Mr.. DeIano was TO
retire from the presidency of the Wabash Railroad
Company but prominent Gould interest said that
the rumors wsse without foundation. Mr. Delauo.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Washington. April 19.-The Senate to-day con-
hrmed the nominations of Charles d. HiIIes to be
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Aloysius I
Mccormick to be United States Attorney for the
Southern District of California and Ira A Abbott
TO be Associate Justice of the Supreme Court OF
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

he added was operating man. and as the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie was in the hands of a receiver.
he now had little do with its operation
Mr.. Gould will hold the presidency only tenn
porary. He has been for several years president
of the St Louis Southwestern Railway Company.
one of the other properties of the Gould system.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

1910 not covered by the period of improvement in
this year. should then have an increase over
the receipts for the present hsca, year (2s50o0
S4 40l 365 making total of S39, 40i, go. without
taking the additional sources or IeNe-
nue. provided for.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
@@lAlMA:
Napoleon seminarista

FL peri6dico ingles Weekly Regis
ter, publica una carta curiosisima er
la cual Jose Bonaparte demuestra que
ell celebre Emperador proyect6 en- sn
juventud, ordenarse
Dice textuaimente:
"Supongo que uno de mis- hermanos
llegara pr0ximamente 4 AK. Es un
|escapado de la escuela militar de Brier-
ne "que no siente disposition alguna
para el servicio de nuestro 5uen rey y
Sc refugia en- un modesto sen,nar:o lie
Nix, en- ell cual, 4 la solnbra del altar T,o
dri 'ibr"mente cntregarse su inc!ina.
n e,l,nentar el escnadr0r beat:h
co..
Este parrafo es de una carta dirigids
"a un habitante de AK ell Agosto de
1885.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15

provocaciones de Austria, que, no So
lamente los republicanos y socialistas
aprueban los gastos militares sinO que
el jefe republican, signor Salvatore
Bar4ilai, Sc declara en- favor de los
nuevos emprestitos los cuales ascien-
den q l7O.OOO.O0O de liras.
Sc han discutido EN- estos 1ltimo;
tres dias un emprestito extra para :.
ej6rcito, de LAT millones de liras y
otro empaestito extra para la marina
" t0dOs los Oradores estam en- su fa-
vor, excepto dos 8 tres socialistas
quienes, hablan, mas por consecuencis
q las doctrinas de su partido, que POI
propias cOnvicciones Muchos orado-
res Amantan que no Sc haya tratade
de mayores sumas.
A peSar de eStos gastOs militareS y
de La disminuci6n de los ingresos er
este ano, d presupuesto italiano d.,
jara un sObrante de diez minones: Tc
90 este prueba que 81 Italia no fners
| lin pals rico estaria en camino de sci
10 ,merced q La buena administrator d
sus finanzaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15

! Ell dinero contin1a comparative
.mente abundante, aunque Sc ha nota-
do lnsicr demanda y mejor frmeza
en- los prestamOs plazos.
Dentro del periodic del desarrollo dc
las cosechas, y los precios de los valo
res han alcanzadO un Hmite donde
una satisfatoria cosecha es muy
importante con relaci6n al punto de
vista del mercado. Ahora que la es.
peculaci6n en- el incidente del Acero
con respecto s su registro en- la Boil
sa de Paris, Sc ha apaciguado, es de
osperarse que tanto las cosechas co
mo ell asunto del Arance recibiran
mas consideration; ~ que el mer-
ado tiene propenci6n mostrarst
mas prudente por uno 9 dos meses
venideros; mas no es de esperarse
que pHeda resultar una baja mate
rial en- los precios, a no ser que a.
gun desfavorabae desenvolvimiento
pudiera ocurrir, toda vez que al pre-.
sente La perspective en- general del
pals es de 10 mas halaguena.
Jose A. Tabares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
La Patti

La Patti Sc ha prestado lltimamente
cantar en- un concerto dado' en- Pontar
daw (Pafs de Gales con motive de /.
Inauguration de un local de reunion pa
"a los obreros de las minas de la locali
dad.
La poblaci6n aparecio engalanada J
una muchedumbre enthusiastic Y rebosan
do algeria acogi6 q la "diva'', con una
lave de orc.
En- seguida canto una aria de Handel
"Voi che sapete'', de LAS bodas de Fl
garo" y la canci6n inglesa Home srvet
home''.
Los obreros del pals de Gales son muy
filarm6nicos; por ESQ, en- las banderas
que ondeaban sc LEILA esta inscription
''i A la reina DIET canto, un pueblo de
cantores!"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
Al I'm 50 Vvnsa d paaciO nStsrme
De L. Gale de Alcala

! Los diarios han publicado telegra-.
mas de Paris asegurando q. estaba Ell
venta el palacio misterioso de la call'
de Alcala, perteneciente al marques
de Casa-Riera, grande de Espaila qut
reside en- Paris. Afirmase tambie1
que para tomar definitiva possession del
edificio, solo falta ultimar detalles
del contrato con Ia Sociedad de hote
les, compradora.
Durante muchos amos ese palacio fut
la pesadilla de los madrilenos. Conc
Sc sabe, eSta situado en- la Gale de Al
Gala, la mejor de Madrid, hacienda es
quina a la del Turco, de tragico re-
cuerdo, por haber< sido ALI asesina
do el general Prim.
Hace cinco afios hablabamos de las
historias fantasticas que surglan ine-
vitablemente, Ia vista del palacio
misterioso.
No Sc puede pasar por ese trozo d,
Ia calle de Alcala sin evocar un dra
ma, que tiene el sabor romantico d,
todos los rumOres populares
Els una noche de fiesta algeria
los convidados circular por habitacio
nes lujosas, decoradas con magnificen
ella oriental.
Luces discretas mezcqan en- las ala
medas la claridad con las sombras,
entre> ell verde negruzco de los arbo
les aparecen rapidas figuras que s.
ocultan pronto en- aas tinieblas. Sol
parejas que han salido del palacio /;
respirar aas. emanaciones puras de |;
noche.
! De repente, dos hombres atraviesal
agitados las GALES tranquilas del jar
din; en- sus manos brillan las hoja
de las espadas. Sc entabla una lu-
cha silenciosa, sin testigos, ahogado
los gritos por ell choque de los acero
:! Uno de los cOmbatientes cae muert
baio los arboles.
Ell triunfador lama un grito salvaje
huge presuroso al subir Las esca1e
ras del palacio halla a una mujer qu
| le interroga poseida de espanto
A1n mas furioso hunde su espada el
ell pecho de la indefensa sonora, qu
sofoca I'm grito de augusta, cayend'
agonizante y manchando con su san
i gre la b1ancura del narmOl. Decia Sc q
ell marido buladO, una vez realizad
su venganza, jur6 no habitar jana
ell palacio. Esta y Otras leyendas sc
mejantes corrian como veridicas his
torias, cada vez que Sc habla del pa
lacio misterioso. 81 al Tin Sc vende
81 Sc confirma Ia noticia, recobrar;
su algeria ese rinc6n pintoresco d.
Madrid Y con La luz Sc disipara la lie
yenda misteriosa.