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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31

ANTHONY, kas., January 3d.
Twelve women of the w. c. T. u,
armed with pick axes, hatchets and
hammers, to-day raided and COM
pletely demolished four saloons,
known as Joints"
During the early hours of the morn
ing before many citizens had reached
their places, twelve members of the
local branch of the w. C. T. U.
marched quietly down the principal
street of the town. They carried a
miscellaneous collection of axes,
hatchets, etc. Several of the women
were accompanied by their husbands,
who, however, took no part in the pro-
ceedings and acted only as a sort OF
body guard.
1T was observed by those on the
street that the party was headed for
a so-called joint and a good sized
crowd oon collected.
In the rear of a drug store was stu
ated the first point of attack. En-
trance vas effected through a back
door. The place contained costly bar
fixtures and quite a stock of liquors.
hC LIZ tdoh iCb lottt MGIG uB~
molished but the bulk of the liquor
was stored out of sight and escaped
destruction.
Half a block further on the second
scene of the crusade IA enacted. the
door was locked, but entrance was
quickly made with an axe. While part
Of the women gave their attention to
the door, others reduced me plate glass
front to powder. Back of the bar was
a heavy plate mirror. This, as we'll
as everything else in sight was de-
stroyed.
The proprietor Of the place entered
when the smashing process was at it's
height. He attempted to stop the work
and came into collision with the hus-
band bodyguard. A blow on tne head
with a beer bottle quickly rendered the
irate proprietor hors du combat, blood
from a deep cut in his scalp mixing
with the liquor which flowed in streams
over the floor.
Two more Joints" were visited in
quick succession. Their furniture was
demolished and the stocks of liquor
were emptied into the cutters.
Complete as the work OF destruction
apparently has been, 1t was stated that
plenty of the prohibited liquids had
been stored away in safe places. in an
~ticipation Of just such raids that the
"jointists' were chiefly concerned over
the destruction Of their fixtures, valued
at several thousands Of dollars.
After the work of demolition was
completed. the crusaders held a prayer
meeting on the side walk. and Near
er Ny God 10 Thee was sung with
great fervor.
Mrs. Sheriff, OF Danville. a village
nearby. was the leader in to-day's raid.
She anne to Anthony last night. quiet
ly organized the local temperance wo-
men and planned the crusade. Several
members Of the band were mere school
girls, who, however, took a leading
part in the work. Mrs. Sheriff, the
leader, previously had destroyed the
fixtures of a saloon at Danville and 10
credited. locally, with having given
Mrs. Nation, who has achieved wide
spread reputation in the matter. her
first idea for a wrecking crusade
against intemperance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
WARSHIPS ASSEMBLING
At Portsmouth for Fridays Great
ton.

PCRTSMOUTS. January 30.-The
warships are already assembling for
Fridays great naval pageant. The ar
rangements. which have been COM
pleted, provide that eight torpedo boat
d%estroyers will lead the procession
from Cowes, followed by the royal
yacht Alberta, with the Qusen's body
on board. The royal yacht Victoria and
Albert, with King Edward and Queen
Alexandra and the English royal fam
lily; the royal yacht Osborn, with 9TH
er royal ~personages; the imperial
yacht Hohenzollern, with Emperor
William, the Duke and Duchess of Con-
naught and others, the admiralty yacht
Enchantress and a Trinity house yacht
with officials on board. The main
squadron of battleships and cruisers
will be moored two and a half cables
apart, in one line, extending from
Cowes to Spithead. The channel fleet.
under the command of Vice Admiral
Sir Harry Holdsworth Rawson. will
form the eastern portion, and the re-
serve fleet, under Rear Admiral Sir
Gerard Henry Noel. will form the west
eTn portion. The foreign war vessels
are to be moored southwest Of the
British ships in the order of their ar
rival. and along side of them will be
moored eight British gunboats, the
Antelope, Cleaner. Skip Jack. Leda,
Rattlesnake, Alert, Gree and Speed
we'll.
After leaving Trinity pier, the Al
berta with her attendant escort, will
steam along the deep channel between
the coast of the Isle of Wight and the
signal line of battleships and cruisers.
The main line will be as follows, be-
ginning at Cowes:
The Alexandra. Camperdown. Rod
ney. Benbow, Collingwood, Colossus,
Sans Pareil, Nile, Howe, Melampus,
Severn, Galatea, Bellona. Pactolus,
Pelorus. Diana, Conquertr. Arrogant,
Minerva, Niobe, Hero, Hood, Trafai-
gar, Resolution. Jupiter, Hannibal.
Mars, Prince George, anH Majestic.
On arrival at Portsmouth the ROYAL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
FOUR YEARS HENCE
Ii is Proposed to Make the Auditor
and Secretary of State Divide Up.

SN0N''' -F' ''F FSgiS~pE
CHARLESTON, w. Va. January 80.
The House finance committee re-
ported a bill to require the Auditor
and Secretary OF State to turn half
the fees of their Offices into the State
treasury. 1t is not to go into effect
until after the terms of the officers to
be installed March 4, next. have ex-
pired. The bill was taken up out of
order, read a first time and ordered
to a second reading.
The committee reported against
making the Investigation of these two
offices under the resolutions offered
by Anderson, on the ground that the
last auditor had left the State the
last Secretary of State had made his
settlement with the State, and that
there was no law to require these Of
ficers to keep fee books.
The governor has hidden the mem
bers of the Legislature to a reception
at his reception rooms tomorrow
night to meet the wool growers and
horticulturists of the State now in ses-
sion here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
OFF TO MORGANTOWN.

The committee to investigate the
University left here to-day for Morgan
town to begin the work. Some Of
them at least are determined to go to
the bottom Of the charges against the
management of the school, and it is
more than likely they are all of the
same mind regarding their duty in the
matter. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Grant, the delegate from Monon-
gala county. 1t will be a great thing
for the State if this legislature can do
something to clear that school of the
troubles that so beset it. and put it in
the way of being restored to something
Of its ancient responsibility.
The committee to visit the peniten-
tiary is already at work and will prob
ably return in a few days. 1t is not
believed it will bring the mammoth
mound back with it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
MINISTER'S ENDORSEMENT.

VINELAND. y. y. January 30-Ths
Rev DR.. ]. Ward Gamble. pastor Of ths
First Methodist Episcopal church here,
indorsed and ~applaaded the drastic meth
ods adopted b. Mrs. Carrie Nation In her
crusade against the saloons Of Kansas.
in his discourse before a large number Of
the most prominent women last night.
DIR. Gamble even advised the women a
this city 70 emulate Mrs. Nations exarn-
pie and smash all the unlicensed saloons.
or .'speak-easies." in Vineland, IL the
authorities fan to do il.
DIR. Gamble took tbs ground that, as the
laws Of Kansas prohibit saloons, this
woman has the example OF Christ as a
precedent In what she IL doing and that
the principle Is Identical DR.. Gamble
was prepared for the bar before entering
the ministry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
A~WE-INSPIRING MINORITY.

There was probably never another
large majority in a legislative assem-
bly, that was SO completely inspired
with awe by a small but lively minor
lty as is the Republican side of the
House of Delegates of this Legislature.
Big as the majority is, willing as it is
to do anything unfair to gag. silence,
trample under foot the minority, it
has as yet found no way to accomplish
that result, and has come off with the
worst q it from every encounter it has
yet had with the smaller body.
On yesterday the row was precipi-
tated by the majority, and before it had
been on twenty minutes they were put
ing up a "holler" over the way the
Democrats were handing them the hot
end of it. When they got one fight off
their hands they had not the Wit to
keep out Of another, but must needs
bring on an additional skinning for
themselves with scarcely the custom
airy one minute between rounds. And
at the end-of the second bout, battered,
broken, covered with confusion, for
fear they would not remember the les
ons of the day, they adopted a reso-
luton to save themselves from the Sc
we're consequence of future indiscre-
tons by limiting debate to two or three
minute speeches per member on any
n resolution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
INTO FIVE

A Bill Dividing the State for Con-
gressionaI Purposes introduced i'm
Both Houses.
Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January 80.
The special committee appointed to
prepare a bill for the redistricting of
the State for congressional purposes.
to-day introduced it's bill, making
five districts as follows:
First-Hancock, Brooke, Ohio. Mar
shall, Wetzel, Marion, Harrison and
Lewis
Second-Monogalia, Preston, Tay-
Tor. Barbour, Tucker, Randolph. Pen
dleton, Grant, Hardy. Mineral, Hamp-
shire, Morgan, Berkeley and jefferson.
Thiyd-Kanawha Fayette, Sum-
mersN Monroe, Greenbrier, Nicholas,
Clay, Webster, Pocahontas and Up
shur.
Fourth-1Tyler. Peasants, Wood,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
ARRIVING AT WINDSOR.
Younger Members of the Royal Fam
lily Preparing for the Funeral.

WINDSOR, January 30.-Several OF
the n members of the royal fam
lily will arrive here this evening and
go to the castle for the funeral.
Rehearsals Of the distinctive features
of the ~obsequies are recurring con-
stantly. Practically the whole Of the
royal borough will be draped in mourn
ing. whereas, elsewhere only the route
OF the procession will be thus marked.
Enormous numbers of floral emblems
from the six foot cross of royalty to
the tiny tributes OF the local cottagers
are pouring in and are being hung in
the chapel. Only the wreaths Of the
royal family will be draped round the
c~atafalque.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
no WORD FROM ELKINs.

There seems to be no word from
Elkins as to his intentions about COM
ing here and setting them up. The
Senator must know, or if he doesn't
he should be told, that legislating Is
hard work, and it costs money to buy
liquor.
There are several members of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
ENDORSED AND CONDEMNED.

Wrss NutfOns HIaId on shIOOnN inc
subject of Varied Opinions in the
East.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. January W.-The
Cambridge Port Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union has unanimously adopted
a resolution In condemnation Of Mrs. Ma
lions methods. The resolutions say:
w feel that Mrs. Carrie Nation ana
others lave strayed far from the paths
Of the pioneers Of the work. and have
desecrated the badge Of our allegiance.
as our Christian thought and pure as the
teachings OF Him whom we serve"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-31
NO STATE RECOGNITION

OF Memorial Services 1T Ottawa
Church ana State separate.
OTTAWA. Ont. January 3o.-The
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Continued on Fourth Page.
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contifaes :. Fourth Page.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
Espana y Portugal

Haciendose cargo la Opinion de
Lisboa" de IN artfculo pubhoalo pol
"El Llberai" con el tftulo '.Po itIca pc
ninsular" escribe 10 siguiente:
"El heImOso artfculo que "E Libey a Y
de Madrid ha publicado en- sn editorial,
nos sugiere ell pFesente, con ell so 0 J
exclusive Objeto de abogar por la mis-
ma causa.
NADIA hay mas hermoso para do
pueblos que habitan en- la mlsma Pc
nfnsula, que hablaE casi ell msmo idio
ma, que su literature y sus vicisitudeS
hist6ricas Ian lido unidas siempre & las
nuestras, que borrar los desaciertos d
los hombres po fIicos de ambas nacio-
nes, destruir antiguas tiranfss basadas
en- conveniencias diDasticas y de inte-
reses de familia, pero que casi nunca
tuvierOn raz6n de ser.
Hoy dfa que la polftioa de las nacio
nes d6Dlles debe ser la union, la fede-
raci6n, la suma de intereses = de fuer-
IA, ell comerciC mutuo, para de este
modo poder crear grandes agrupaciones
capaces de sosteneIse contra los apeti-
tos de dominact6n que sienten los po.
derosos. Es una nora slmpatica de Ill
pueblo quito, estudloso, que We lejos J
mira hacia el porvonir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
81 s.Temps''y Alfonso XIII

E Temps dedica su boletfn del ex
tranjelo a la situaci6n polftica de Els
pafia.
Trazs IN cuadro bastante exscto d.
como los partidos po.fticos, ante la pro.
KIN dad del nuevo reinado, procursn
t0lnar posiciones para conquistsr 81
p0der, procui ando simultaneamente
dar IN programa v ponerse bien con
la Oorte, porque Tanto por las tradicio
mes pnlfticas de Espafia como por las
constumbres de los partidos, ell Rey
Alfonso, al subir al trono, sc encontra-
ra inveStido de I'm poder personal tan
grande como ell que tuvo su padre, en-
ur pals donde la centra izaci6n artifi-
ciaI rerulta ser una ficcl6n y una apa-
riencia dec0raiva del sistema consti-
tuciOnal y parlamentari0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04


EI presidente de la Repdbioa, de
|signado como arbitro para decidirlo, Sc
muestra inclinado clio.
EI legado de Gustavo Moreau al Es
tado frances consiste nada menos que
go 750 cuadros, muchos de ellos obras
maestras del genial artista. Estas
obras estan coloesdas entire galerfss
del Hotel de Moreau, tombi6n legado
al Estado por el pintor para museo de
sus cuadros.
En- su testamento disponfa Moreau
que sus cuadros Sc d;esen al Estado,
Y 81 este no 10 aceptaba a la ciudad de
Paris. 81 tampocO ell Municipio acep
faoa ell esplendido donatlvo, institeia
pf0pietario de sus obras a su legalario
universal, Mr.. Rupp.
DuranLe .ligln tlempo Sc ha tenido
81 tenor de one ell Gobierno fArnc6s no
ell legado.
Agunos peri6dicos de Paris han di-
cb0 que Bn C0mite Dcrte-s meficano
habia propuesto al legatario Mr.. Rupp
Ia venta de las obras de Moreau en ia
csntidad de 30 miilones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
Fl pint0r MOrelli

Aoaba de morir en- NSpoles uno d,
los pintores mas celebres de Italia, Do
mingo Morelli, algunos de cuyos cua
fdros, como Las tenraciones de Ssr
Antonio" le proporclonaron renombre
universal.
La celebFidati en- sn pals fu6 tai, que
le vsli6 una investiduTa de senador.
Naci6 en- 1926 en- Napoles, de fami-
la hnmilde, que Quiso consagrarIe a la
Iglesia pero no teniendo vocsci6p.
entI6 Ell much, ,cho como aprendiz en-
uha faJrica de instrumentos de preci-
s On, hasta que SO dedic6 las Bellas
Attes. obtenlendo un primer premio q
les diecinneve amos.
Desp1es tom6 parte en- las algaradas
politlcas, y en- las barricadas de NapO-
les combati6 contra ell ejercito de los
Borbones, = por 1Itimo, despu6s d.
permanecer en- Roma y en- Mt!an va
rios anus, hizo viaJe DOR Euro a, re-
gresando a su ciudad natal, donde b.
peFmanecido hasta su muerte.
Era un colorista briIlante interpre-
taba acknowledgements pasajes de la Bi
blia y los Evangelios,
Entire sus obras mas notables deia
una 'Dolorosa," "Los iconocastas y
"Jes1s sobre las aguas,n "El Cristo d,
los ultrajes," I'll bsflo pompeyano" '
"a cltada Tentaclones de San Anto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
81 Presidente
Mac Kinle Y
ASTROLOGO MEYER

Gustavo Me er, ell astr6loRo de H.
boken, es un joven que Sc dedica con
atdor al estuii0 de Ia AstTologfa
y esta convencido de que las est,e
las y los planetas ejercen gran lnfi len
eIa en- los acOntecinientos del mundo.
Con este motive, Meyer public6 eu
los pr 6dicos dias anfes de la mnerte
ley Mac Kinley 10 sguienle.
He profeJizado al presldeute Nc.
K,niey su reelection Tsmb.6n le ad-.
veFuf que debfa tener mucha preeau
Goa. poique en- Septiembre SO comete
ria un atentado contra su vida.
Ah,rl le predigo que curara de Ia
herida que recibi6 en- Bdfalo, en e.
caso de que no muera antes dei 26 8 ~
de Noviembre, que seran los dos dis
cifucos de So onraci6n. 81 logra So
brevivir 4 esta fecha. continuara vi
viendo por argos af0sn.
En- esos dias que ell astr6logo llama
cifticos para Ia suerte de Ms K.niey,
estar en- conjuci6n al GscnIecer Por
Ia parte de ponlente los paDe.as J1
piter, Msrter, Venus, Ursnoy Ssturno
q decir, pobIan verse may pr6ximos
todos en- un espaeio fedu3ido del cieio
los dias 26, 27 y % Noviemhre)
Ouando la seiora de Mc K'nley es
Etugo enterma en- California, Meyer te-
legrafi6 al Presidente que su esposa
curaria y yivirfa mas de un afo. Tam
bi6n anunc6 entoces, Meyer, que en-
junio 8 Septiembre ell PresdenIe seria
victima de I'm atentado. Predijo que el
hombre que intentaFia asesinarlo selia
un suieto bien tornado, de mediana
estatura, cara anehI y color trigueho,
pelo negro algo Iizado. Un hombIe
rudo animado de IN pTofundo senti
miento de y9ngaDza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
LAS PATATAS SECAS

Vamos a registrar IN procedimiento
que va esta en- uso en- el extraDjeIo
para conseryar por largo tempo las
patatas por medic de Ia desecaci6D,
facilitando de este modo su traslado q
grandes distancias y su reducci6n de
precios cuando hay escasez en algunas
c0marcas.
AL secarse no pierden las patataE
ningnna de sus preciosas cualldades nj
SURE alteracioIes,
Deben preferirse para la desecaci6n
las patatas de supeIfioie lisa, peifecta-
mente sana y comp:etamente desalro
lladas.
Despu6s de lavadas y oreadas, sc
parten en- rebanadas, desecand0las pol
los procedimientos ordinarios: pero de-
jandolas antes diez 8 doce horas on
contactO con Ia sal.
Va desecadas Sc conservan much(
tempo en- barriles g cajas y no necesi
tan para el consume mas preparaci6r
lue sumergirlas en- aqua calienle algu
mas horas antes de empeaFlas, con /,
Quail recobran por complete todas lal
condolences de las patatas frescas. d.
las cuales no pueden diferenciarse des
pn6s de condimentadas.
EI consume cada vez mayor de la
patatas y su aplioaci6n diafia para .
aIimento de las classes necesitadas, ha
cen yefdaderamente importante Ia 40
kt..t.. q. ..l...nt - q. ~. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
La question dc China
Ell MEMORANDUM Y Ell
LI3RO AZUL

Sc ha pnbljcado en- Londres IN Til
bro Azuln soble los asuntos de China
Comprende este libro 238 documentos,
que abarcan desde 10 de Enero hasta q
, 6 de Abril de 1901, y tratan principal
mente de la question del castlgo de lof
funcionarios culpables, de la inds mni-
zaci6n y del convenio manchuriano.
P0r 10 que toca q esta Ultima cues
ti6n, ell marques Lsnsdcwne, en- IN
despacho de fecha 5 de Abril, dlrigldo
al embajador de Ing,aterra en- San
Petersburgo, comunioa este un me-
morandum enteegado aquel m smo dfa
al ministro de Russia en- Londres, Y por
medic del cual la Russia formula la de
nun",a del convenio manchurlano.
El memorandum dice texIualmente:
Hace a'gdn tempo que ell goblerno
imperial entr6 en- negociaciones con la
China, para uI arreglo fin de poder
pr0ceder,> tan pronUo como 10 permi
tiesen las circunstancias, al cumpli
mlento gradual de la intenci6n EXPIRE
sada por la Russia de restituta la Man
cnurrla la Oh1na.
Es evidente que este fin era indis
pensable saber en- derterminada fecha,
81 era possible establecer, de comdn
acuerdo, con el go5ierno chino las con
de la evacuacl6n de aquella
provincial.
Oamo segdu los informes recibidos,
paTece que la circunstancias actuales
de- semej ante acuerdo, en- yez de SER
Vir de pruebas manIfestas de los sen
5imientos de la Russia para con "a Obi
IA, podIfa crear esta 6ltlma graves
iifcultades, ell gobierno imperial, no
,olamente no insIste cerca del gobieEno
,hlnO sObre Ia conclusion del arreglO,
,ino que hasta Sc MEGA negociaciones
llteriores aceTca del particu ar; e in
7ariablemente fiel al programa quo hs
'eguido desde el princlplo, esperara con
,alma ell desarrollo de los aconteci-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
AVISO
a los Sres. Notarios

En- la Iitograffa del BoLBTIN MAR
CsNTtL hay constantemente existencia
de papel superior litografado para ma.
Lrices copias de document0s p6bli-
cos, cuyo precio resulta mas barato que
el de cualquier otro punto.
La Corte de Distrito de Mayagdez ha
librado requisitoria contra jose Gil Andu-
jo Ial Susno, encausado por 81 supuesto
delit0 de atentado.
Aver IA fallecido en- esta capital, la respe-
table sefora dona Domingo Berley, madre
de don Joaquin SebrIn, empleado de este
estsb ecImientc, 4 qaien enviamos nuestro
sentldo p6same.
La Poliefa Insnlar Sc queja de que se
le les ob,gne 4, asisns los jnicios cAda
vez qvf hscen una depuneia, puee pieIden
mucho tiempo en- d Tribunal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
81 COLVGIO De SlNTTRCE

En- la parada n1mero "a del ferrocarriI
slectrIco, Sc sbrra ell tercer aio ell 80 de
Sepiiembre de 1901.
Tn GuerpO cOmpetente de maestrss anne
ricaDas ense1ara todos los ramos usuaies
de los mejores colegios de los Estados
ULidos.
Principal,
800 La Senorita Isabel French
Don Severe Colon la se5olita Ana
Diaz, contssjeron matrlmonio anoche en-
Uaguas.
/. En- Ell vapor sPoncep bs llegado q esra
ciuiad procedente de Nueva York, el doc.
TOT don j. 3. Saldana.
Don Ramon Velez, que obtuyo Ell certi
ficado dc maestro furai en- los examenes
verifcados hace POGO, saIdra en- bFeye para
Areclbo, donde va q Tegentar una escue-
Ia en- uno de los barrios de aquelIa jurIs--
dicci6n.
Don RnfO Echevarris, ha sido nombra-
do Juez suplente de polIcfa de San Sebas.
|tian.
En- Barranquitas Sc eucuentran vacan-
tes las escuelas que continuation Sc es.
presan: una rural, harrio de Honduras /;
una idem idem de Qaebrada grande una
idem idem de Quebradlllas.
a pesar de las continues qnejas de los
vecnos de Ia Gale de San Sebastian, adn
ell senior alcalde no ha orienad0 SO Iimpie
la alcantarila que hay entire esta calle y
la de 10 Tanca.
Pues, efectivamente fodavia no Sc ha
compuesto el troso dc la caIle del Cristo,
frente al OOspado.
Ia Comis6n municipal de ornate pd-
blice debe fjarse en- 10 que afsa 4 Ia vista
| eli algb4 que hay 81 cosiado del teatro, por
| 10 que no no estaria de mas ordehara Gu de.
lmolic6n.
reul sndo como tenemos un gran acue
dncto hneIga la "parcbe7 en- aquel parage.
i El ayuntamient0 dc San Juan ha acorda
4 do que 20 Sc adlitan en- el hospital ile San
ta ROSS peFsonas do otfqs paepIos, on faz6n
que ii n6mero de- cxtrAlios as ian crecido
que los Dc h localidsd no logran ingresar
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
NOTICI4S DEL DIA.

En- ell dia de aver Sc han visto falado
en- eI Juzgado municipal de San Francisco,
ssis julcios de faltas contra don Ramon Con
zalez, don Jose Garcia Acevedo, don Jose
Maceda, sefiores Marnnez Jnnqnera, Ma
nuel Gorheay Carlos Iglesias, tOdos vecinOs
y eeaseFciaRses del hsrsie ds Paerta aa Tle-
rra, por infiacci0n Ia Orden General nE-
nero 151 de 1899, habiendo sdo conde-
nados los cuatro prlmeros 80 dollars de
multa cada uno y los dos 6ltimos 10 do
liars y caso de insOlvencia sufrir un diG
de prison por cada cincuenta centsvos que
dejen dc satisfacer.
E vapoF 'Ponce," entrado aver tarde
en nuestro puerto conduce para esta is(a
SO pasajeros.
Don Lnfs Rubio Arana. empleado de
ObFas P1bllcas, ha s4lldo para Areclbo
UIuad0.
Los ingresos de todss las Aduanas de la
Isla ascienden en- Ell pasaio mes de Sep
tiembre la suma de S67.7S1-57 centaVOs