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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
Robins pIn, at nrinE Dead.

one morning well known naturalist
was greatly surprised TO see robin
lying on his back evidently dead, being
rapidly pulled round and round 10y an.
other bird of the same species.
The naturalist at once came to the
conclusion that he had come I'm time
10 witness the end of deadly en-.
counter and that the live robin was
lndulglnE IN the cruel triumph OF drag.
ging his victims lifclcSs body over the
stones.
But he was mistaken, FOR suddenly
the live bird went down upon his back,
his wings ana legs were StifIcucd, and
he gave every appearance of being
dead. while the other robin who had
been shamming death hoppcd on his
legs and proceeded To serve his com.
paniou in the same way rs ne had
done him. Finally the two birds flew
away together to ncighhoring tree.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
Fire Among SnNnuc Nations.

According To pluy fire was long
time unknown tO some of the ancient
Egyptian tribes and when n celebrated
astronomer made them acquainted with
that element and how To produce Il
they were wild with delight The Per
slams, phwnicians, Greeks and several
other nations acknowledge that their
ancestors were once without the com.
forts which fire bcstows; the Chinese
confess the same of their progCntors,
Pompanion, Mola, PlutarCh and other
ancient writer's speak Of nations which,
at the time when they wrote, knew not
the use of fire or had just recently
learned IT,
The inhabitants of the Marian
islands. which were discovered I'm 1851,
had no idca of fire or its uses. Their
ustouishmout knew no bounds when
they saw II applied TO wood, most OF
them taking 1t to be some kind of ap
animal which the sailors had brought
with them and which must bc fed on
wood
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
-Four KINDS OF Pupils.

The Talmud says there are four kinds
OF pupils-thc sponge aud the funnel.
the stralncr and the sieve. The sponge
Is he who takcth MP everything. aud
the funnel Is he who takcth In at this
ear and lcttcth ont az that. the stralner
Is he that lcttcth 80 the wine aud rc-
taincth the dross. and the sieve l. he
that letteth go the bran aui utaincth
the fne flour. The student who be-
gins at least 10 wish Co belong to the
last named class will not have been
sent to college IN vain.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
CREENVILLE.

Ira Smith spen, Wednesday in Provi.
denee.
Mrs. Frank Harris has returned from
Buffalo, N. Y.
The evening service at the Thomas
Church was omitted last Sunday.
Rev. g. b. Cutler held a meeting at the
Bell schoolhouse. Thursday night
Miss Lydia winsor has been spending
the past week In Providence.
The ladies Of the Free Baptist Church
and their friends were entertained In the
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
low the People of sangir Keep Time.

The people of Sanglr an island Of the
Malay archipelago, keep time 10y the
aid OF an hourglaSs formed 10y arrang-
ing two bottles neck To neck The sand
runs out In half an hour, when the bot
ties are reversed. Close Ivy them a line
Is stretched. ON which hang twelve
sticks marked with notchcs from one
60 twelve, with hooked stick. which
Is placed between the hour last struck
and the next one. one OF these glasses
keeps the time for each village. for
which purpose the hours are sounded
on gong 10y Keeper.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
Church Notes.

Broadway Baptist Church, Rev. J. ".
Ostcrhout. pastor. Sunday School. No.
vember 10, at lo'4S a. IN. Preaching by
the pastor IaIS hissionary Concert
as p, m.
An Interesting service At the Plainfeld
Street Free Baptist Church on Sunday
evening. Mr. Lowden will speak both
morning and evening,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08

William Dunnirg, one OF the best
known business men Of this section, died
on Monday after an illness Of about two
weeks. Mr.. Dunning was engaged In the
drug business with his brother on Man.
ton avenue, the firm having moved iuto q
new building erected by Mr.. Duuning
about year agb. The deceased was pos
sessed OF peculiarly sunny and amiabe
disposition and his friends numbered by
the hundreds. lie was also n man of
marked business ability. Mr.. Duuning
was a member OF Calvary Commaudary,
Mount Vernon Lodge, a. +. and \ NJ. q,
Abraham Lincoln Lodge, X. OF r., What
Cheer Lodge, Sons of ST. George and the
Olneyville Business Mems Association.
The funeral services were held on
Thursday at his late residence on Mauton
avenue when the service Of the Episcopal
Church was read by Rev. r. /. Collins.
AT the close Of this ceremony the funeral
cortege proceeded to the Church of the
Messiah where n second service under the
direction Of Calvary Commandarv wac
held. The service was a very impressive
one and the church was filled with those
who had known the deceased The burial
took place at the North End Cemetery.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
PROBATE CoURr or rHE TowN oF JoHNsrnN,
Johnston, X. l.. october -, 1871.
Estate of HaurN NJ. SessIona

stephen ". Sessions, Executor OF the will
Of Henry VI, Sessions, late of said Johnston,
deceased, presents his hrst and final account
with the estate ot said deceased, for allow.
NnCC, with petition for distribution, aud
the same Is received pud referred To the 18TH
day ut November, \. H., 1901, at = o'clock, 4.
VI. az the Probate Court Room. In said Johns.
ton Tor consideration, and tits ordered that
notice thereof hc published for fourteen
DAYS, once a week, iu the OlneyNiuc Times.
o21 81. = X. LUTHER, Clerk
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08

Smiths Buchu and Lilhia Kidney Pills
age; grain Qginine pills. SC. per doz {;
Laxative Bromo Q Qiniue Tablets, i6c,;
Lung Protectors, 3tc., soc, 55c Rock
Candy, ISc. per b.; Black Ljcohce, large
stick, SC Pure Cod Liver Oil, 2Sc and
soc Pine White Cough Syrup, age
Byron A. Smith, prescription druggist, q,
I9 Olneyville Square. We give discount
stamps with every purchase.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08

Medical statistics show that seven persons
out of ten are affected with stomach trouble.
Why suffer when you can be culed by Or.
Farrelps Remedies
Consult DR.. Farrell for that Cough, have
a thorough examination of your chest, and
avoid that dread disease, Consumption.
DR.. FarrclIs treatment positively re-
lieyeS all conditions Of diseased heart.
All my remedies are compounded from the
pure, fresh drugs from my own exclusive
formulas and by the best manufacturing
chemists known to the world. DO not wait,
but consult the Doctor at once before your
case is hopeless.
H. w. FARRELL, NJ. ID.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
Town OF Johnston Legal Notices
PROBATE CoURr OF THE TowN on JOHNSTON
Johnston, Il. T., October %, 1901
Estate of Daniel w Irons

William ~ lIcryry, Executor OF the last
VIII uud Testament OF Daniel ". Irons, late
OF said Johnston, deceased, presents his
nrst aud final account with thccstutC OF said
deceased, for allowance, with "A petition for
distribution, and the same Is received, and
referred tp the 18th day OF November, 4. II. D.,
1901, at o'clock o. NJ, mt the Probate Court
Room I'm said Johnston tor consideration ;
and 10 Is ordered that notice thereof bc pub.
ltshcd FOR fourteen days, once week, In the
OmcyVillC Times.
o2'St 81 LUTHER, Clerk.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08

Three new carriers have been added TO
the force at the Olneyville station this
week. They are Messrs. Jones, Emerson
and Walford and their routes are in the
Valley street and Messer street districts.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08

a little girl stood at a window blow
Ing soap bubbles. Beneath stood lit
tie boy. and as she blew bubbles to-
ward him he tried to catch them. They
broke and disappeared on all sides.
but the two laughed and kept up the
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08

The case of the Rhode Island Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals
against Miss Johanna Remington lor
using a horse that was unfit for service,
came up in the District Court in Provi-
dence on Thursday Miss Remington
gave bonds to the amount OF S2on tor her
appearance at trial on November ISlh.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
A Fino Watch

Cost three times 81 much twenty years ago
~ 10 docs now. Machinery has reduced the
expense of making. We have some very
huC solid gold watches, of the best makes
for low prices Delighted TO show them to
you ANA talk watch
}. \. ANGELt, lg2S Westminster street
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08

The Penney Fish Market, Tar Bridge,
OlneyviIle Square, is now conducted by
Charles w. Thompson, late of Thomp.
son Bros. All kinds OF fish In their sea
son.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08

Nit"Att' ". l. httober u, 1891.
AZ PERSONS interested I'm the consideration
~ the nrst and nual account ~ pantei mn
htmington, administrator un tho estate of
Israel g.. BATES, late ~ said Scltuate. de.
I eeastus hre hSfehy notified 60 attend a Pro
eat' 1ouit on saturiay, November y. 1a0i. Al
! o'clock, p. M, at the Probate Court Room
IN said Scituate and bc heard thereon.
by order of said Court.
- HENRY n. POTTER.
o.oSt Probate Csrk
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08

The annual banquet of the Columbus
Union will be held next Monday eve ming.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
LOCAL NEWS.

e.. SIBLEY. Proprietor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01
Don Antonio HerrerO

Ha ftilec d en- Roma, Italia, den
Antonio lI-rGcro, que &c encoutTaba
aeoi1entalmente e.. aquella capital.
La noticia De csta desgracia produ-
Gil a juSto sentment0 en Astdras en-
Madrid, donde ell flado gozaba gran
des simpatias.
Il sen2r HerJero era acaudaIado
banquero astuIiano Y hombre muy
emprendedor y de grandes iniciatiyas
En- casi todas las modernas empresas
industraleS de la region aSturiana la
bfa tornado actiya parte, contIibuyen
DO con su iniciatiya y su talento en- los
negocios la tundacI0n 8 favored 6ndo
la con sus captales.
Era persona de gran rectitud hol
radez, que cumplfa sus deberes con Ia
mayor escrupulosidad.
Como Tasgo curoso puede citarse &
este prop6sito ell de que el senor lie
rreJo, cumpiendo, como en- t1do rus
deberes con el fsco, Sc adelantaba 4
este para declarar la contribution que
debIa pagar por todos conceptos, sn
hacar jamas la menor ocultaci6n. Esto,
Ell pals como el da Espana, donae bur
lar ell fisc0 constituye TN yerdadeio
placer, no dy4 de ser bien meritorio
auDGue 10 es extfano en- el se1ol
Herrero, que, como buen cristiano gus
taba siempre de da. Dos q que es de
Dios y al Cesar 10 que es del Cesar.
Oitamos el laudabe rasgo, p0Jque
en- una Memoria no ha mGcho tempo
pIbhcada Sc hacfa Coastar el case del
senior Heriero, como elocuenlfsimo
ejemplo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01
Ell Cardenal SanCha
Y Ell SACERDOTE BRUNEAJ

El cardenal espafiol senior Sancha, al
eonocer ell suceso de que dimos aver
cuenta a los lectores del BOLETIN,
respecto al sacerdote frances Mr.. Bru
neau, redact6 en- seguida una carta
para ell episcopado frances, felicitandole
por la vindicaci6n del cura expresado.
Tambi6n publicara en- ell boletin de
aquel arzobispado una invitac6n los
parrocos para que promuevan suscri-
clones entire los feies con ell fin de re
cabar del Papa la aperture del expe-
diente de beat, fcaci6n en- favor del be-
T6ico martir de Laval.
AL hacerse p1blcos los prop6sitos del
cardenal primado de Espafia, la OPT
ni6n los ha elogfado con todo ell entu-
siasm0 que merecen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01

EN LARES

I'll marteS utimo, las dIez da Ia mana
ma, lego I.ares, Uf9eeden.e da Areclbo
el unstdsuo ST. Ohsp0 de esta Di6cess
padre Blenh
nesae muy temprano, 81 roiaba gran
animation en todo 81 pueblo, ayido de
presenciar su eatrada, Ia que VERTIGO aeon
panalo da gran ndmero dc respetabes We.
ciuos, que fueron acanzarie al camino
de Arec bo. sEstoa erau trescientos pr6xi-
m2men,e.
En- los baJos De IA casa consistolial en-
una pieza dc IA fafmaoia del senor Rey,
Sc revisti6 q digno Preado &c sus habitos J
luego bajo palio, preceddo de damas, ca
baleros J pueblo, Sc dirigi6 al temple, dan.
40 las graclas deSde el altar mayor al nu-
meroSo gentio que lleuaba el editco.
Segda de p1blico Sc dice, hace el ,apa-
clio de II amos que no yisitaba aquella 10
calldad ning6n prelaeo.
III alcalde sustituto don Antonio Collazc,
que por iud.sposici6n del tnor VITella, Sc
enouentra al fIente dc la administrator
pdbiica, otras aptoridades fueron 4 reel.
bIrle.
LIS Reyerenl0s Padres Paues que Sc
eneuentrap en aquel pueblo, desde el dla 10
del pasado, han yendesdo eu la iooahdad,
mas do 400 cesanneutos igual namero de
bautlzos
III Ieserendo seuor Obspo, que Sc en-.
cuenra mu, satisieeho del reolbuieno que
Sc le ba heeh,, la debldo estar lIecticando
las confFmactoues deSde a dia sigmente al
de su llegada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01
CONCIERTO En- PONCE
Ell TENOR PAOLI
EN- el teatro de j" La Perla !"

Antes de anoche Sc celebr6 en- Ell tea
tro fla PeIla", de la ciudad Gel sur, ell
concerto org nizado por el tenor Sr. Paoli.
Cant6 acknowledgements la roman7a 80 Pa.
radiso", de "Africana", atacando con la mis-.
ma naturaldad los agudos dulces y suaYes,
como los graves llenos redondos, luego en-
lei "Racconto" de Hugonotes todo aquel To-
rrente de voz 10 aprision6 en- su garganta,
para frasear con una media voz deicadfsma
uno de esos trozos, que, aurque ccrtoS, bas.
tan para juzgar IN tenor.
La romanza de Masseuet, de ~ genero
nueYo para el p1blico De Ponce, fa6 EXPIRE
sada con '.amore' con IN puro acento
frances Encant6 al auditorio, que la hu.
blera dido mas de dos veces Con la Sc,
Llama, dcba brilIantemente repetida pc
tci61 del respectable, sentiase este mas que
satisfecho Nulca Sc pens6 que en- aqael
teatro, tan lejos de los grandes centros mu.
slcaies, padiera aplaudirse semejante joya
del arte
En- el aria lie II Pagliaci", fu6 Paoli fre.
netlcauente aplaudido.
III piansta senor ChaVier obtuve Ia cele.
braciones del pdblCo, al que deleit con una
composjc'6n suYa, abundante en- sentimen.
tc z Inspiration
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01
EJERClCIOS De
TORPEDOS

81 ministro de Marina a dictadC
una real orden regulando los que har
ie etectuarse en- este ail0 en- las costat
espanolas.
Durante los dos periodos de practica
SO aumentaTa ell personal de las briga-
IdaS con cuatro tenientes 8 alf6reces de
nayfo dos segundos terceros contra
maestres, idem maqunistag, dos obre-
ros torpe liotas, cu9tro artilleTos de
mar, dos cabos de mar, 20 marineros Y
cuatr0 marineros fog0neros.
Sc agregaran los ejercioios todos
los ofeiales y olases subalternas torpe-
distas que estGn en- las capitales de los
departamentos.
4 las brigadas de Cartagena Y Fe-
rro', qne rezoan de buques de dep1
s'tos Sc les ficiltarf un3 de los caso0s
Il uqaeS drsalmados.
Las p aoIicas eian de 10 pe,'os g.
trieo5 Y meca Oonsistjr{a en- re
coaocimieito he torpelos J del mate :
rial de los miSmos; const'uoci6a de pc
qnen g petardos, e-polotas y torpeins
improvisados, fon leos con carga y sin
Ella y explosion 10 uno de ellos
Con los tolpedos mec1nic)s Sc haran
tambi6n prdcticas de fondeo, rastreo J
recogida. III tondeo sera parade y Sc
bTe Ia marcia. Sc verificaran ptaoti
cas- para el seIvico de minadores de
las companias dc desembarco.
Los ejercicios de los torpederos au-
tom6vIles Tempe2aran experimentando
los ctectos de los tiros de tuSil, ametra
lladoras J canones de tiro gapido sobre
una cabeza de combate y una camara
de aire, cargadas ambas de torpedos de
20 4 40 llil6gramos.
La brigada que no disponga de tor.
pedoS de esta olase, hara las expelien-
cias SCORE algod6n p6lyora hdmedo y
secO.
En- ell segundo periodic Sc haran Ian
atnentos en- canasta con estos torpe-
dos, d-sparandose unO al final de 20 q
~ kl6gramo5 con su punta de comba-
te, contra u0 bianco para apreciar los
eteotos destTuctoEes de la exploc6n.
SobTe estos ejercicos reiactaran
Memorials los jttes de las respectivas
brigadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01
PEpITO ARRIOLA
SU EDUOACJON EN- ALEMANI

El pequeno Arriola, el va celebrsdt
fartista espsIiol, esa diminuta maravi
LA que parece llevar los en3antos de
ute en- su alma, como lleva en- 81 ro2-
tro alegre y vivaracho les atrachYos d.
a inocencia, tiene va un preceptor que
gufe sus instintos de artista: N.bs b.
El director de la Orquesta Fllnm6
MICA de Berlin Sc ha brindado ense
mar al grande Arriola los secret0S del
arte musical. Enterado de las genia-
les disposiciones del 5egundo Mozart,
manifesto deseos de concerto; y ogra
do que ha sido su deseo, y habi60dole
visto interpreter composiciones de eje
cuoi6n bastante dificil, algunas origina-
les. de- futur0 discipulo, ha qucdado sor-
prendido de su rara habllidad Y, come
ieoimos anteiiormentc, Sc ha bliud do
a guar los plimeyos p2sos lie Ariioa
poT ell camino uei ante.
En- la prlmayera p'0xima sera II. va
do Arrioa Le5pzg J comenzaia su
educacion musical.
Con brilldntes auspcios comien1a
Arioljta su caflera. ;Qni6n sabe s.,
dentlo de pocos amos, ell que hoy es
admrac'0 On de los artislas sela gloria
de Espana y admiration del mnndc!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01
co N G. r 6 S Q
DE LA
Prensa Argentina

FL Ciroulo dc la PreHSu, de Buenos
Aires, acoTd6 organizar IN Congreso
de la prensa argentina EN- c0umem0ra-
ci6n del primer centenario del pelio
diSmo nacional, del TeI(yrqfo Mcrcan.
tif primer per6dico, impleso EN- 1901,
en- la c,udad de Buenos Aires.
Pero no ha sdo solo 10 conmemora
cl0a de aqGel cen'enario ell objeto que
Sc pIofuso ell Circulo, sino que Ia con
siderable ell Congrego como medic para
reallzar Ia unidad de la prersa nacio.
nal, de modo que pueda ser un oTga
nsno pelfecto, que pueia existir en-
toda Ell integridad dentro las c0ndioio-
nes mas completas de la ley, animada
del espfcitu nuevo de las ideas del 81
go que cofnitn.a y en- las mfjores y
mas ben6foas relaciones con sus miem
bros y con ell p1blco
Nomb:ada la Comjsi0n organizadora
Sc Ia acordado Ell programa, propuesto
por ell Circul0, y que .comprende los 81.
guientes temas:
10 Misi6a del periodismo; cali ladies'
y deberes del peliodista.
% La Prensa ca Ia legirlaoi6n ar
gentina.
)? La morahdad EN- la noticia.
10 Relaciones de los perodstas
entire ST y del periodlsmo con las auto
ridades, institnc;ones y cuerpos mora
les.
90 iLos conesponsa!es, son perio
distas9
60 Reduction y otros medios econ6
micos &c transportes terrestres, marlti-
mos y fiayiales para los peri6dicos.
70 Tariffs de Correos y TIE 6glafos
81 instituciones protectors y COO
rerativas enue peli0distas.
90 Medios de ditusi6n del Periods
mo
10. Cualquier otro tema que sea
propuesto al Congreso y aceptado POI
dos terceras de los oongresstas inscr.p.
tOs.
La Quota de ingresos Sc fila en- cinco
pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01
Tn disCursO de
Chamberlain
Ell porqus de la guerra
tranSvaalense

Lord Chamberlain, ministro de las
Colonias, en- ell Gabinete irgles, con
motive de haber sdo reelegido presi
dente dc la Association de iberales
unioniatas de Birmingham, p. esidi6
la Afambea, general de la misma pro
nunciando IN importante diecuIso.
Hablando de la guerra de Transvaal
dijo que era inevitable ir ella para
Dlantener EN- ell Africa del Sur la domi
naci6n y la soberan(a de Inglaterra.
Sin0 huDiesemos respondido = ana
di6 al desafio de los beers con las ar
mas, habrfamos peTdido la confanza y
la fuerza moral en- todas nuestras colo
Mas, y hubiGfamos sdo, ademas, la
irrision del mundo ciyilizado, y Ell I'm
perio brltanico SO hahria hundido."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01
.CentrO de DetalliStaS
DE SAN JUAN PTO. RICO
Psinlera c0nr0eat0riu


En- session extraoldinaria celebrada por la
Drectlva de este Centre ell dia 30 del &C :
tual, Sc acord6 convocar Junta general ex
traordinaria para ell domingo 2 de Junio
las dos de su tarde en- los salones de la so
cedad, Fortaleza 81, altos, en- la que Sc han
de tratar asuntos de gran nter6s para sus
asocIados, por 10 que Sc suplica a todos su
puntual asistencia.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 50 10 Mayo la
1901.
V B. Ell Presidente, A. pERUEL.
Ell Secretario, NJ. MENDEZ. %
Tn indviduo conocdo por ell Sultan, es :
taba comiendo aver ta1de un plato de sopa
en- una casa de Ia cal8 de San Sebastian.
y tuyo la desgracia de no yer IN hueso
que Sc lo atrave56 eu Ia garganta dejandole
casi ahogado.
Fn6 asstiio por ol practicaute Daniel
quien le extrajo el hueso despu69 De realizar
graudcs estuerzos.
Anoche ua indIyiduo peuetr6 en- Ia fonda
"La ESperanza", insultando al camarero
que estaba De guarla Este Ia emprendi6
bofetadas con ei huespel. al que puso en-
IN est&do laStlmoso cauSandole algunas con.
tuSlones y aranazos.
III Juez de pollcia impus, esta manana
10 dollars de rnnlta AT agresor ~
Varios muchaclos loan aver tarde, detras
de IN pobre hombre 4 quicn mole8taban con
IN mote obscene, persigui6ndole por espacio
de algunos.minutos.
El indiyiduo acosado por Ia insistente
burla de los muchachos, arremeti6 contra
estoS logrando agarrar uno al que propiu6
una monumental paIiza.
lia cesado en- la direction de Gel Eco De
Ia PoIlcia Insular", eI senor don Francisco
Gorbea, reemplazandole don Arturo Meyer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-01
FIESTA ESPANOLA
Ell CUMPLEANOS DEL REY

Ha estado brillantfsima la reception
celebrada ell dis II de Mayo dltimo en-
ell PalaciO Real de Madrid, con motive
de ser ell cumpleafios de s. M. ell Rey.
Ante ell trono desfilaron ell Gobierno,
los capitanes generates y almirantes de
Ia Armada, los autoridades de Madrid,
representatives. de las ccrporaciones
popuIares, de los altos cuerpos del Es
tado, de la milicia, de la magistratura,
del clero secular ) de las congregacio-
nes religi0sos; comisiones de los cper-
pos colegisladOres, de la nobleza y de
todas las tuerzas vivas del pals, en- una
palabra; asf como ell cuerpo diplomat
co extranjero, 10 alta servidumbre de
Palaci0, y todos los generates, jetes y
oficiales de guarnici6n con ell captain
general la cabeza.
TeFminada la reception general sc
eiectu6 la de senoras, concurriendo
ella las damas de liDajes ilustres, entire
les mas preclar0s de la aristocracia es
pamela.
La sobeIbia escaleIa principal de-
regio alcazar, las galelfas que dan acee-
so q la saleta y ell grandioso salon de-
trono presentaban IN aspecto impo-
nente.
s. M. tuvo irases halsgiienas para
todas las peTsonas que fueTon & rendir
testimonio de fidelidad de adhesion
las instituciones y Ia dinastia.
MientTas en- ell interior de la regia
morada Sc celebraba aQuel acto solem-
De, Ell pueblo llenaba la Plaza de Ar
mas y las inmediaciOnes del Real Pa.