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wasesau Notes.

Ty CsSs = saTszsssSi sith nNiayiA ana may
not ~ On hand when me pennant sraaon opens.
PiatbnHh. Drooklyn. u rsprssensed On the Man.
haitian College nine ~ Cotter and Hesterberg.
Jsek Dunn. the baltimore manager. hAs bis
ere Poaepr. the fast httie innelder of the high
tander. 80 has George Stallings
That $40 IL . los Of coin rsmArks Johnny
Kliag I'm nave 70 bSush uP % my poal game
aud lry 20 gst q oaoA.- better avoid hues'ou.
IRA raihsr eaaea thsn do anythlng el.s- de-
ctaFea bn Overall -Oh. tue fortunate faFmerf"
eAslaiBs the city man. How I'D hke ~ live
In the apy.- aane ina farmer man
Tpsgs . . stony yuss cut that Coombs sf the
Athlsucs having received . rRiss vent ~ Connie
hseh en4 told ne manageT nat hs tcoombsl
ne story came Qua one day prior ~ April to-
PresAasnt Lynen has appainied . nSnth umpire
nor M Natiunal Laague pta9. me laiest aD-
palneInent y De wiz Van cleef % Trent ton. F0T
6gysxnl Tears Van Cleef has been uulpiFtnG ANA
New Jsrssy snd L Vel spOken Of
ThslF easus win ne DOvss on nursdAy
yas ne alst real game ne Htahlanders ever
hsVs had WttA a Medicinal League team 70 thsy
aiean W ne Nsdonal LeagusPs a. easily wien
hsV gss 70 - AmaIinan League champlons there
m 1ssdlsy says seorsrs ought - ~ FORMER
euaaldaflaon al ne pondirlona better man
q nal whe neVeT plsYsa pFsfSsslsnsIlyS sure
TAfm hapa ~ man va ugitp toe geortaa farIner
bau piAtsIA hl1o no hpurtlng aditor ne n0py
Fe19as. ~ pxantsT al1 Nasg1b naan ii ne COM
ee4.aR 49,. 4a 4lIht eoll4g and t,ss man uha
g9ns - n1peR kleIa ogent - b pafaiNR Boz
baas ATS ana ~ e--Fa tog Ne e1ussd al plagar.
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BROOKLTNS ~ TIGHT GIHE.
PSt~hinG Plays Prominent Part In 10
SIrtsVy over Nashville.

NssHviLLT. Tenn. ApTl BROOKLYN
d-ewa right game With the Nash Vile south
rru lea guers here this afternoon. Wtnninx
n, 'hs -'ore Of TOO food pitching ma rkst
both ends OF the contes, and hu, for q slip
nv Pitcher Case or the Nashville team in
he third inning The contest would proba blv
have Deen q tie. McMillan singled in
this inning and Miller hunted 20 the hoN
After fielding the hall Ease lost his ioOiinE
and fell throwing the han 70 right field
in place Of nr-t base. Mcmillan scored on
he error and Miller reached third. from
Hhers he srorad later or en- inheld out
The feature NJ the contest was the eN-
reilent pitching Of Doc s,anlan and IRWIN
ilhelm Both sla brnen looked TO ba Ia
tip top shape. permitting but one hase hit
zach IN their nine Iounda Of work They
held the southern Lea guers we'll In hand
and ~ no time was either IN any danger
On the SIDE thsy we're backed ar by fast
sypPorr. Sic Millsn; Itummsi ana BuTch
all starring IN the 1eld.
The contest Was fast and well played and
outside Of light batting MANAGER nahlen .
team play ed fine ball On this occasion
,howeyer. the squad vas up AGAINST two of
Mans GER Bernha rdt's best ala bynen. Which
accounts for the batsinG stump from Thurs
day
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PANEM AUr cIRcRNsEs.
Paeher wantea one ana the Yomnasaes
WanteA tho oehss-Panas vIait.

N-
Decadent Romans ussd Co shout for
pMnom st circeo.na. WIIIia vii a. 4.
s voar. "a 800 -. go. -...- 80 =
.ss---s.., =. ~ "sr yOs.Suay
ahtstnoou that he'd have ctrconaAa sine
pane u need be. but circsusss he'd have
anyhow. and II he didn't hava thn,n ha.d
cry Hi. Ra,h.. =, -. az. -
-. w,,,,s. - - - NV NJ I.1 nS.'
"''' H@eo ne nad enough crcenses
u vas time Tor dinner. and II Willie didn't
mind. nv ginger, he'd shank him when he
got hack 10 go Weu, I,I,h .,raa, ana ,h.,
90. al - - a. :. "'" '''.'
,,.'..' US w ".
hnt Willie his>ed. One circus wasn't
enOngh. ~ when he got out on Vast
Twenty sixth atrea, and ,hera w.an't
au,, -, -, - -, -, -, 4.
W ou' shout Dnner or not he was GO
'nR 10 stay until night and sSe the whole
thing over again.
Isas.er.h,, h..rd w,IIi,. =. .I,,,,,, ANIL 81.
MI. - nsaIu "', ~. sshEu' anu saw
,"k 10. "'"''y' MI We" p,cNeH MN
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Why TIE SCaLES co WRONG
Ns,or Told His Bureau S6 weights and
Measures o. In had waS.

state Superintendent FTItI Reichmann
Weights and Measures yesterday sub
-1i''sd the report Of his Investigation 20
: The local department - Mayor GaynoT
Ne linda that the bureaus work has been
nsGffcient and inefficient. large part
= rhs responsibility for the inef4cisncy
the administration he lays az the door
Mr. Mccoy. the deputy chief Of the
Al bursau. He quotes Mr.. Ostrander.
- - the scalers a. admitting that he's
Dbl" Id for the Job. He has words 81
..-e however. for J. J. Carbsrry and
90 J Mills. both scalsrs. and believes
..a' 18th proper methods and executive
cotton the men Themselves would do
-t'isfactorv work
Nr RSichmann IN his report points
o. q number Of things that are wrong
No bureau The inspectors ana
..4 srs have h@en Furnished with written
1srs by their superiors.i in none 81 which.
says. we're there any instructions a.
how 20 teas scales. weight and measures.
..s'e - also an aimless card system 90
uduct. on which three men with an az
.--RatR salary - o.. 100 a year have been
-7rr'oyed. where the same work could
tone by a s7SD or toOo clerk working
g. yer two hours a day.
'-Ide from one or two Instances the
--'utl work Of 'he inspectors. Mr. Reich-
nn says. has never been inspected by
.sr the chief or the deputy chief ~
% bureau 30 that the only work which
n Zen done by the heads Of the bureau
49, 10 care q the inefficient card system
l.ch could have been done by . single
IAN Practically no attention has been
u1 ~ dry measures. dry containers,
''--~ ~ small fruit boxes. as q result Of
zach 0ne Of the state inapeCtOTs reports
~ a FIRST avenue betWeen Eighth and
NJ senth streets he counted forty or
acrs dry measures with the bottoms
lc@d halfway up the sides.
n apparatus which tho sealers ana
~ r~ctors oAFry With thsm % make thair
sesis a wholly insun cisnt. the report aAyB.
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QUICK GAVE ron GIANTS.
RasmOna ami Drueke DeVesop nerihe.
Ont Hahal la Game WITH 0veeaytlle.

GREENvILLE. 3. c. April The Giants
srorsd only three TIAas to-day Ia . came
with Greenville that O0aatsd OF only two
hits altogether up 10 the nfth inning The
locals never had chance 20 score, a. Ray
mOnd and Drucks had seventeen strik eonts
and yielded only two stinsy little hhs.
The Spinnsra got JUST three men TO nrsi
base. Tho frat batter hit uAfe in tho hr-t
inning. In the fourth round RAYMOND
passed a man aud In the eighth winEo HE
ATE on DrIcke Only one OF these men
advanced beyond nrst base The Giants
aI.n went hitless from the nrss inning until
the nth. when they plAsteTed DUNN for
run aud soaked him for Anothsr pair in thu
sixth McGraW's single was the onlv hit
on Mcfarland. who twirlsd the last three
innings
An example Of the speed Of the game
was afforded In the sixth inning. when
Drlcke entered The boz. Dricks pitched
onlV zen Oalls. livery one Sns sirihe.
SG 'Gs Sdf o S.s ~ n. ON: S:S
struck out the side in the second inning
lie whined nlns 6atsnsn IN i've inninge
aud Drucke did even better. striking out
Inc Glanls; DID no. no, Srriv; here from iEo%
SSa az: 's 90 Ssr s'i S.S e. SS sTG
,ook a day "a DeyoIe played .en nsid
sprained ankle. lie hart himself sliding
into base at Atlanta and cannot bear his
weight ON his loft foot to-day.
DsvOre started the game with drive
for two bases. The hail fell hack OF third
aud vent foul aud when DeVoTe attempted
90 take an extra base he was thrown out
The lett fielder getting the ball from behind
the score board McGraw claimed u
blocked ha and the best he got was an
argument With the umpire.
After that the Giants went out I'd order
until the nth inning. in the NTH DTumm
began TO tire and lose his control. Cran
,iaI led on with a single. but was doubled
Nth MclsraW on the hit and run play Dew
lin then singled sharply to lett and scored
when MsThle doubled over the centre
FEEDERS head. ShortstOp Derrick Jumped
aud brou Rht down echlst's liner
there were more dotngs in The sixth
Drucks batted for Raymond and singled
70 centre Ne took second on . Wild pitch
and third on Devore's hunt which the
Midget. lame az he h., beat 70 nrst base ~
several steps DuIcke scored when Doyle
grounded 20 Brockman. DsvOTe took third
on = passed bal and scored on peculiar
sacrifice Az Blackstone came IN behind
third base and DevOre started ~ . bluh
10 draw q throw. Blackstone threw TO
'hird base and DeVoTe srOred ahead Of
the relay.
The
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Z hes.

nUsd ~'a's- th"-z 'nHWDt0n !.
y lr-l'N pie, - az liH~. o. en,y -aNe oppo-
nsn's simultaneously ~ me rooms ~ tho
Manha tan chess cub ILgrsday nigh.
~ hen H.. made -cor. Of twenty wins. four
draws and ono lose. record which com
parad favorable wi'h those ~ ~ y Tasksr
and = Capablanca J Pollock wac the
successful opponsnt The dawn Tsynss
we're scored ~ Mrs 4 y NiHdot1 and tns
PaN Nelson Ia consult ~ on q
N0rthrop edwards and " HlsnsfN-f
THIS evening Marshall Will plsV aRsin-' ne
members ~ The BROOKLYN ID-itiu'e % 'Tis
= nj Scten~e~
Leaders IN ne annual han1i-ap 'ournI-
mem ~ The Manhattan I h~@- 4 hIb NOV "
inE - ~ I. q Beihoh - Ioib "
Hanham s., 20 -
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Racing "Opens % jamestown.

NORFOLK. Va. April The two weeks
meeting Of the jamestown Jockey Club.
which has tho honor Of opening the racing
season IN the East this year. began here
to-day. The weather was clear and pleas-
ant. and a. " was also ladies DAY q rood
sized crowd i-ited the track. TIE d9ldB
In the different ~ ents were On the light
order but they produced some tnteresting
sport The summaries:
First Rars-FINe and q half furinngs-Pau
Davis, 100 tMusgraVei, even. won: King Ayoa-
dale ion tPies~ : - S. second :sMon Ami. - "a
Burton. a. 30 !. third. Time, ins Is. complees
amt BILLIE hlhbs = 90 ran.
SeCond Hare our fuTioags-Fort Carrot III
Gaines. Ia l. won: Doris Ward. ia HAIRY.
s 10 :. -s,0nd Msv Wood. 100 Lang, % = htf4.
Time. O.nt5 Aunt Lena and Jack Ryan also
ran
carroll. Tvs ~. Burns. IN 5, WOO; Snug. -
i~telnhardu. To S. second: Neoskaleeta, 10
DpIessl y 20 I. thifd. Time. La - ftesCreek
also ran.
ursr iOr Lang : % 5 won. Woo6laNe los "a.
Rgus, , 70 T. ss,ond The Golden Butterfly. -
\ Rurtonl. 70 third. Time. IN Is Cross
over and Siilo siso
tifh Race i've and . half fur,ongs -TAkAhfrn-
ii3 Palms. - ;. Won hypeFon ~, lN %.
Burns. even. ssrond OppaT - iMoonsl. % 4.
fhlru Time. o. 5 = Emnola. Ftrebra "a, W. I.
Hncn anr Bethl~hem also ran.
~lNfh Race Four furlOngs- Rash. 100 fStoiA-
hardu IN s. won Brss Fitxhugh. 10 Palms
= ~ Z. SECOND Good News. 10 tGasktnal, 10
~ 'hlrd Time. OAs s. Aole s.. JaneldA
SChni,A riTils ana Princess UuA also ran.
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nse,n.sn. G,sn,. star, r.r Hsn...

DALLAS. TsE. April wilbert Robinson
and thirteen 81 the New York National
League ball players hit the iraiI for home
this morning wa shreveport. BiTming cham.
Atlanta. Richmond. Norfolk and Baltimors.
fred Tenney came up from Marlin with
thlFtssn other New YORK players who had
~ s.t 20 scbsa,,ls4 - SiS1s@ Iosilss
eD-morroW and 6uudAy and take up the
homoward toalrney On 8unday night. The
arhsouied fames are noi likely 20 be played.
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Ms.,.r Nesr,ns chicago.

SrrF'roH. III. April Edward Paw
IN Weston che veteran pesis-t rtan whO j.
Walking from me Pacif" Ocean ~ 'hs ~
anttc. psaz~d 'hroagh 'hi- city late 'hi-
afternoon Ne NAg eDthusis s'icai ly greeted
Weston - N that he Ould sD@nh 'hs n On ?
a. fsFsnh~a-- 'ttss nHysh ~ h~F@ HnS -
stiFne hts Journey toward the kssi IN the
morning lie expects 20 reach Thica so On
"a turda night
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Ranana Min nIeMs I'd.

DovEE. y. j.. April An apartment
in the cellar of fruit store here uasd for
npening bananas by sas heat blew up
to-day and burned James Marelas 10
years old 30 badly that he was taken 10
All Souls Hoapitai IN MorristoN n. where
u 10 thought that he will die. The large
plate slass window % the store vas
blown to splinters.
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Jacksonville Results.

FlL,' Race STR uronEs-Kiamesha a., 20
Grimm 10 20 ~, won, firm 10 - DAVIS - !.
second. Jubilee Juggin>. i0e Hannah, - I.
third Time, ia IS. Necklet. lRierno Queen.
Lorimer. GAtien Lass. Ilsta. Virginia Maid WlnNos
hock sing end Ely sum also ran
Ssrond Race Four furionGS-NauontA, fW
Wilson To S, won Louise lis CNtcon o - 4.
Second harvest Moon, IT'S y. Henrlt 10 q !,
thlrd Tine 0Isas sylvan Dell. Delena. FetT
Lillian. Mud Hen. chess ana Fruitful also ran.
THIRD race Five firionGs-Miss LoFts, -
wilson "a :. won Roger de CoyeIiy. 20 ~.
f,ssnM 10" - ses9nd ne, ksnm ,e 2u.sn ,, ies
No~e select 10 Harold HAN. Doc Alien. Marya
0 Hub AVA, and Brown Tony also ran.
lourth Rac'-One mite and slNeeeAth-
Afrr. % = Davis. TO ;. won High Range. to0
hanuan. "a 20 s. -~cond Campalgner. 90 ".
Held IS To- .. thlVu. Time. 1871 B. Nethemoat.
~ aCgN anG Turnrost aiso ran.
I'm Rae seven fgIlOngs Auaafeap. lte
. Davis. . 10 q. Nou FhrahcthaT. III dDavgu-
pur'. TO :. SrCond i.Afy McNally. i0TJ Driver.
rs rn O. third Time .7is femptrY Ggldsn
flows. Mcleod . Bright Start. infection lCraila
and kerp r. ing also
sfTtn Race One mile and siGte-nth--F1rgt
Premium l't Reid. ; to ?, Ten Pacea. 100
Dan ro s-coud striker. IS lGrtfhnl. 70 20 .,
unl-hrd 'rs-. bat Wa~ disqualified and placed
-rTnru lime. O. - .
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Har,srd s.usrterUarE ,oC"nch s,. MARKS.

hos los Nrui stephen Gslatt. Who
has plav~d uuar'etbEck on the Harvard
varsity foot hs v team during the last three
rr- hG- been engaged to coach the So
MARKS foot hs 70 tea m newt fail. Ne prepared
f,I College ~ ~ Marks and made quarter-
back on his fre-hWHn team ~ harvard.
The following veaT he ioned the varsity
-ttad amt during the remainder Of his
college 'Uur-s Uss substitute aus rterback
up-i OF he iiine. playing ~ many ga mes.
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Mcfarland knorGs Ou, D,cs Zee.

~pSciri CIFs DesrIfrt - THg SuN
PiNwrt IH. England. ApUi - paeksy
M,tsrls nj kuo'k rd Ou' Irk lee NJ London
ln fb' ninth round ~ . 1fteen round con-
te-' here tonight le@ l. clever Uelters
Weigh l'e I4- fought Welsh and vac
never tafa.t-a.i before Jimmy Britt S<tSSf
- v, firlsnd.s ~s"unt
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Runs-New YORK DeN ore. DeNin. Dr1cke
Two base ats DevOre. Nerkle Sacrtnoe hits
urhs Sacrtncs iy-M Murray. Left on bass
New Ork. y Greenvtlts Double plAy-Stourh.
4. Derrick And bEockmAn. struck out ~ Ray
mono y by Dgumm, :. by DIueke. First base
on hals-ON Rayrn ona. 4 via pitch Drumm
Passed ball WinEs. Hits-Oh RaS mond IN
tS innings OF DUNN. IN ~ innings. I'm
4fc. OTIS Time hour and IS minutes
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Peter K..mm.r.r r.ns. ,,,m..,s.

Peter Kasmmerer. 10 years old. q retired
business man. hanged himself Yesterday
morning from q he'd post in his home
az ESQ Clinton avenue. Newark The
family can give no Teaeon Tor his
suicide
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a.i ahss' bsssls pisTs1hsfsa yls.en p ssd
sacTincs hits WhesL nnlrT shoien bases
Murrh Burch struek ogt-ay Scanlen. 4 BY
o. balls on sosnion .: % reraue. 2. Umpire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-02

Columbia and CoTasIl viii meet thIs after
noon IN . soccer gams IN the lmrsrcSsiegist -
championship series. ColSumbia has al
ready dsfe9tsd HavsEfoFd, Raryard ana
a8cond consecutive time.
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e e Ny \ q y Q
Fordham. = Z
Batteries bNnWB ana Polly. Nrk@un ana
mccarthy
H ,Sssy,Ss SO 5SSSS ass z
RsitsTie- FIannsry aud waIdFon Senui'R and
HAak.
= = G 9|s,S Al SSS ; .
Batteries -HussiF, Kntpachiid ana Hapine
GTffrn, Slnnose. Moore and Tapldea. and Ellfe
At souTH oRASoR.
E S::.s en- SsSsssssSSs
Rsstrdsa-Haines and O'Day: curtis aad Hsa
A. Charlottesville -Amhsrst 10 Cniv-rsty of
Virginia. j.
AT PnmADnaSRLA.
n.y. -! Z !; go i..ss: i
L9TinEston.
AZ DrHnAn. =. c. l
LafAyete
Stewart and BUR
A. Durham. 81. C.-Tr1iw % Con1agueut, =
Trinify q North caro1.a. I.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-23
DG|0IeS del D0uh0gI0 del c1QDZy
Mah0n, Mario IA.

Hoy es espcrado el vapOr Cdmbad0S.
de la CompaHia Trasatlantica franceSa,
que conduce al representante de la casa
armadora del General Chaaey.
Los periodistas franccses que vienen
en- dicho vapor, han pedido por telegrafo
que Sc les tengan automobiles dispuestOs
para poder llegar con la mayor rapidez
possible al luear del siniestro.
Todayia no me he repuestO de la I'M
preston dolorosisima que me cause aver
el eSpectacuIo que ofrecian tantos cada
ycrcs merced de las OlaS, que los es-
trellaban contra los penasoos, destrozan-
dolos horribIemente, sin que, debido al
estado imponente del mar, los que 10 pre-
senciabamoS pudiframos evitarlo.
Sc Ina confrmado que en- ell Generai
Chanzy iba el consul general de Dina
marca en- Paris y una familia espanola.
Los deudos de los naufrag0s han tele-
gratiado repetidas veces al consul fran
ces, dando SenaS perS0nales de los aho-
gad0s y suplicandole que cuando sean
recogidoS, despu6s de haberlos identifi-
cado, sc les de decorosa sepultura.
Marcelo Roder, ell tinico superviviente
del naufragio, esquiva toda conversation
con las muchas persOnas que, sin hacerse
cargo de su situaci6n, he interrogan con-
tinuamente Debido esta causa. aver
cuando lie fui a visitar me fu6 muy diff
ell hahIarIe Su iinico deseo eS marchar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-23

EI vapor "Balear'', cedido galante-
mente por la Compania lslena, ha He
gado d Ciudadeia. a las nueve de la ma
mana.
ALI ha encontrado cinco torpederos
franceses que recogfan los cadaveres.
En- vista de clio regresara. Esperase
ALI al trasatlantico "Carbados ..
Fl mar ha arrojado a la orilla un
monitor de cadaveres, clIyo aspecto eau
sa horror, Y en- los pueden apreciarse
senales inequivocas de que al hundjrse
el buque sobrevino la explosion de las
caIderas.
Van rccogidos cuarenta cadayeres.
IL superviviente ha embarcado en- el
vapor Vicente Sanz" para esa. Han
s. yzaGa to. aat4io@ q s@ede9.
OLIVER
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-23
Palma. dia II. II nochc

Sc atribuyen al lmico supervivrente
del naufragio DEF General Chanzy
Marcelo Rode. las sigHcntes declara-
clones:
POGO despues de la salida encontra-
mos mar gruesa Y 1In violento viento
NOrte
FL dia 10 las cinco de la mailana.
despert0me I'm golpc de mar. igual que
81 cOrriese ei costadO del buque sobre
rocas. Junto con 30 pasajeros subj d
cubierta. Enormcs oias llcvaronse 4
algunos, y 70 qued6me agalrado d una
afgolla.
Dejeme llevar por ell aqua. Soy buen
nadador y veia cerca la TERRA: esta-
ba SECURE de saIvarmc.
Despues un gran golpe lanz6me 4 Ia
costa. Ol un tremendo ruidO como 81
las calderas estaIlaran. Llegue d la
cueva, donde me alimente dos dias con
patatas crudas
Tamblen manifesto que Sc halla muy
agradecidO al agente consular. por sis
culdados y atenciOnes que le ha pro
digado, asl como a las autorAlades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-23

ret sera precise extender la partida
de defunci6n al conglomerado liberal
sustituirlo con otro que Sc former en-
la oposici0n.
Esto ser1a muy sensible pOrque en-
tire los indiviauos que 10 componen hay
soberbias intelectualidades, clarlsimos
talentos excelentes oradores que con
SUI conocimiento de la polltica y su ma
gica palabra podrlan arrastrar gran
des masa de opinion que no tie
nen hoy quien las diriga, resultando,
por tanto esas fuerzas improductlvas,
Conocemos a una sibila con pata-
lOnes que, fundandose en- academies
meramente externos, tiene gran con
fianza en- que mejorara la situacion de
Espana.
FL senior Canalejas tiene bigote, y
este para eI adivino en- question, es
bucn auguriO.
Recuerden ustedes.-nos decla.--lo,,
tiempos buenos de Canovas Y Sagasta;
en- los rostros y en- las IDEAS habia no.
tables diferencias; el uno llevaba bar
| ba, bigote Ell otro.
Desde que Canovas fue yilmente
Iasesinado en- Santa Agueda, todos los
presidentes, excepto en- ell gabinetc re
lampago del se1or ViIlaverde, fuesen
Iconservadores 0 liberales, han SidO Sc
nores con t0da In barba: Maura Mo
ret, SiIvela, Lopez Dominguez, Monte
ro Rios
Por primera Vez llega desde enton
ces. uno de los mas altos cargos de
la naci0n un hombre con las mejillas
rasuradas y, pcnsando en- aquella epo-
ca del turno pacitco en- Ell poder, es de
huen augurio esta idcntidad pilforme
Realmentc, entire este gabinete Y el
1ltimo conserYador hay, peliagudamen-
te considerados, enormes diferencias.
En- ell que acaudiIIaba Ell senor Mau-
ia todos cran barbudos; en- el que ST.
que al senor Canaleias, seis no permi-
| ten en- su rostro mas adorno que el bi-
cote.
Por de pronto. hay una gran venta-
ia, y es que al actual jefe del gobier-
no no podra subirsele nadie las bar
bas, como le ha ocurrido al senor Mo-
ret. De todos modos, bueno sera que
viva prevenido pOr 81 algunos audaces
logran montarsclc sobre ell bigote.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-23

Sc a Francia Y abrazar a su anciana
madre.
Seg1n me manifesto, esta era la pri-
mera vez que hac1a un viaje por mar.
Los peri6dicos de Paris LIE Mdtin y lie
Journal lie han telegrafiado solicitando
una intervi1 con 81 de mil palabras.
No creo que, en- el case de concederla,
revista gran interes, pu6s 10 tnico que ell
naufrago recuerda es 10 manifeStado va ::
que en- ell momento de ocurrir el sinies-
tro estaba en- ell camarote; que subi0 a
cuberta, siendo arrebatado por una ola
que lie arrastr6 hasta la cueva, donde
permaneci0 por espacio de cuarenta y
ocho horas.
Respecto de 10 que ocurri6 despu9s 10
.gnora en- absolute.
Hoy empezaran los trabajos para "a
extraction de los cadayeres y salvamento
de los efectos que conducia Ell General
Chm3y.-G0rRfS.
I'm el vapor c0rre0 3cCRjG N0R@ lla
embarcado hoy Marcelo Rodez, ilnico SUI
perviviente del naufragio del General
ChGn2y.
Legara 4 Barcelona manana, entire
seis siete de la misma. lIallase he
rido.
La Hota de torpederos ha rccogido
trece cadaveres de naufragos, que han
sido conducidos Ciudadela. en- donde
,e ha efectuado eI entierro, que revistid
gran Soemnidad.
FL luctuoso acto fue presidido por
las autoridades.
Las GALES que recorri6 el fuhebre
cortejo Sc haIlaban ocupadaS por un nu-
meroso gentlo.-G0rn(S.