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The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15

There is nothiiig. more interesting
than the rare works which have been
written on the subjects of rugs and
carpets of the Orient. All such rugs
have designs that are symbolicaI and
it is very interesting study to un-
derstand the symbols employed by the
Orientals ~ ~ ls9aa .s.
We are now displaying in the
carpet department. Of his large de-
partment stores an importation of the
real Oriental rugs, in assorted sizes,
the richness AMI elegance of which
are particularly fascinating. These
rugs are to be placed on sale to-
morrow and will be sold at 80 per cent.
less than regular prices.
Those who are Interested in such
fabrics and appreciate viewing same,
will find that they will be fully re-
paid for a visit to our show rooms. as
this display is well worth seeing
whether you purchase or not. Leopold
Adle=.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
BANQUET IN TESNILLE.

Tenni1le, March 14220n Thursday
night the Pritchard Hotel was the
scene of one of the most elaborate BAN
quets ever given in our city. The spa
cious dining room was converted into
a bower of flowers and ferns. The Ia
dies in their elaborate evening gowns
added to the beauty of the scene. From
entertainment was given in honor OF
the following visiting ladies': Miss May
Allen of MilledgeviIle, Ga, Miss Lucy
Hines of Atlanta, Miss Gussie Diekert
of Newberry, s. c., Miss Florence Co
hen, Miss Annie Wicker and Miss Rosa
Lee Cohen of Sandersville, Ga.
The following guests were present:
Miss Mamie Jordan, Miss Lillian Ivey,
Miss Isabelle Daniel, Miss Ruby Jor-
dan, Miss Alice Walker, Miss Mary
Weldon. Miss Annie Lou Robson,
Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Bernice Chiv-
ers, Miss Dena Rhaney, Miss DOME
Hatch, Miss Clara Bell Lord, Miss VAL
lie VIII Hardwick, Miss Adele Smith,
Mrs. S. o. Franklin. Messrs. c.. S.
Holmes, H. J.. Pritchard. lizzie Ba-
shinsh, Joel Davis, T. NJ. Mitchell A,
H. Caldwell. A. S. Brown, Sam Ba-
shinski, N. S. Kendrick, Abe Bashin-
ski, S. o. Franklin,-J. S. Nickels, Ben
Bashinski, Nose Hermann, Homer
Posey, j. Bashinski, Ray Hatch, Jack
Rhaney, Rob Hatch C.. w. Smith, J.
r. Brown, w. 4Hse SHEPPARD, - Eugene
Smith and j. e. aBasenores The par
ty was chaperoned by DIR. and Mrs.
d. E. McMaster,Y Mr.. and Mrs = l.. J.
Pritchard, and Mr.. and Mrs. g. Y.
Smith. I9r'e1.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
QUITMAN SOCIETY


Quitnan, March 14.-Mrs. Jefferson
Davis entertained the Sorosis Club and
other friends Saturday afternoon COM
plimentary to Mrs. A j. Toole of
Macon and Mrs. ]. L. Jessup of VAL
dosta.
Mrs. L. w. Branch entertained a
number of friends Thursday after
neon at a Chinese and Japanese tea
in honor of her guest Mrs. Staten
of Valdosta- The house was beauti-
fully decorated and imported Japanese
dainties were served. A prize was
given for the most graceful handling
of the chop-sticks.
Mrs. c. It. Tillman has as her
guests her aunt and sister, Misses
Clara and Matte Pilot of New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. W. Oglesby gave
a dancing party Tuesday evening in
honor of their guests Misses Ellis and
Strickland
Mrs. ". J. Powell is visiting the
family of her brother. Mr.. NJ, /. Har-
rell in Dawson.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15

Margaret Bottome Circle of Kings
Daughters on st. Patriek's Day.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Nelson will arrive
in Savannah this morning and will be
the guest of Judge Henry McAlpin, on
Orleans Square.
Miss Ethel FretwelI will leave short
" to visit Miss Richardson, in St.
Augustine.
The engagement of Nathan Coleman
of Savannah, Ca, to Miss Jeanne Low
enstein of Richmond, Va. has been
announced
Mrs. F. r. Fauceive, who has been
spending some time at Mrs. c. S.
Connerat's on Barnard street, left
Thursday for North Carolina
Mrs. S. Preston Swicegood is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y.
Righton.
Mrs. Clanndon Bangs and Master
Philips Bangs win sail on the Allie
ghany on Wednesday for an extend
ed trip to Philadelphia. Atlantic City,
New York and the Berkshires of Mas
sachusetts.
Mrs. r. Miller of Newark, N. J., is
visiting her niece, Mrs. NJ. Dryfus.
Mr.. J. a. Gould of st. Augustine,
Fla, formerly of WATERFOWL, N. Y,
will be the guest this week of Mrs. j.
A. Harm, of 81 Hall street, west.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
THE RUMMAGE SALE.

The annual rummage sale of the
Woman's Exchange will open to-mor-
row at LOG Congress street, west The
ladies who have the matter in charge
are depending upon the friends of the
Exchange to supply their stock in
trade. This, it is believed, may be a
matter of mutual advantage, by re-
heving the housekeeper of. many arti-
Giles that accumulate no one knows
how, that are of no especial value to
the owner, and yet are too good to be
thrown away. The purpose of a rum
mage sale is to place such things with
in the reach of those who desire them
by selling them at reasonable prices.
The class of goods most easily disposed
of is clothing, but other donations,
such as furniture household articles
pictures, ornaments and toys, in fact
anything one may wish to get rid of,
will be acceptable. All contributions
will be gratefully received.
The sale will last ten days and this
period may be extended if circum-
stances warrant
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
LAST MUSICAL TEA
OF THE SEASON.

The last of this seasons musical
teas was given by the pupils of Mrs.
w. III. Teasdale and of Miss Edith
Teasdale in the studio, No. IS Ogle-
thorpe avenue, east, yesterday after
noon, and it was we'll attended despite
the Indictment weather. The programme
was:
Sweet Memories" (Shaffer), Miss
Floride Banks, Blanche Ferguson
Flossie MAIN, Ethel Harms, and Julia
Frankenstein.
"a Resolve" (Fontenailles).
THE Rosary" (Nevin), Miss Marga-
ret Chandler.
Good Night-Little Girl Macy,
Miss Lottie Keller.
"violets" CEllen Wright, Miss Edna
Middleton.
"Ah! TITS Dream" (aawley), Misses
Riley, Chandler, Brown and Mrs.
Treece.
PROMISES" IF But Knew" (wn-
son SMITH, Miss Amy Garnett
"a Creole Love Song" (Moncreif),
Thy Beaming Eyes" (McDowelD, Miss
Suffer.
Flow Gently, Sweet Alton" Quar-
tette). Misses Frierson, Chandler, Bald
win and Teasdale.
"Stolen Wings" (Willeby), Mrs. j.
L. Lightsey.
"Song of the Nubian Girl" DENIAL
When Loce Is Kind" (oid air.. Miss
Georgia Riley.
"Florian's Song CGodard), Miss Jen-
nile Haddon.
March Festive" lie Barge, Master
Chris Connors.
"Miller's wOolng'' Fanning). Vocal
Glass.
In Dreams ! Heard the ANGELS
(Faure), Miss MaorOmat.
AT Parting 0Rogers). Good Bye
Crosu), (by request, Miss Pauline
Meyer.
MY Love II Like the Rosee'
(spence), Mr.. Chandler
Secret Dance" (Eaton), Messrs.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
AT THE GULF CLUB.

The rainy weather yesterday after
noon disappointed many golfers of
their usual Saturday game. A few peo-
pie went out early in the vain hope
that the skies might prove kind, but
the intermittent showers scarcely held
up long enough to permit a round of
the links until late in the afternoon.
The fair green, with its newly budded
grass blades fresh and shining from
the rain, had never looked more in
viting, and just at the foot of the
clubhouse steps lay the tennis court,
beautifully marked and in perfect con-
oiton for game The little group OF
nrst-comers chatted for while discon-
solately on the veranda and then con-
soled themselves with ping pong in
doors, and. in the end, spent a very
pleasant afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
SOCIETY.

Jr, is president will be held Wednes-
day afternoon, when arrangements will
be made for the concert to be given
by the circle Tuesday week at the
home of the Misses Maclean.
Miss Elizabeth Barrow is the guest
Of Mrs. Parsons at 1.-The oaks" near
Charleston.
Mr.. F. w. Storer is spending a few
days at st. Augustine.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John w. Norwood
are now at home at Plattsburg, N. Y.
Mrs. Norwood viii be remembered
here as Miss Durham.
Mrs. George F. TennilIe is at home
Thursday afternoons in March.
Miss Esther Belsinger will entertain
the Monday Afternoon Pleasure Club
tomorrow.
A pleasant event of the week will
be the queen tea to be given by the
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
- SOCIETY OUT OF TOWN. X
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guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Mel
drim.
Miss Mamie Atkinson has returned
to Jacksonville, after a short visit to
Brunswick, herr former home.
Mrs. L. Purse of Gainesville is the
guest'of her daughter, Mrs. Hoyt Gale,
for a few days.
In compliment to their guest, Miss
Emma Williams of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Wood entertained the fol-
lowing guests with a day at Frederick
this week, Miss Emma Williams, Miss
Florence Colesberry, Miss Mary Nc
Cullough, Miss Kezzie Conoley, Miss
Irene Wood, Miss Gertrude Allen. Miss
Reta McKinnon. Miss Clara Wood,
Miss Lucille Butts, Miss Marion Wood,
Mrs. r. t. Hitch, Mrs. w. H. Cornell,
Master Laurence Wood
Mrs. j. b. Wright of ST. Simon en-
tertained with a trip to Darien a few
days ago in honor of her guest, Miss
Middleton of New York the guests
present being Miss Middleton, Miss
Bessie Fox, Miss Williams, Miss Geor-
gia Robinson, Mrs. j. H. Whitfnire,
Mrs. Joseph Champagne, Mrs. John
Postell, DIR. and Mrs. Charles Meldrim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gowen.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
AT MoNEY-SAvING PRICES.

White Torchon Laces, washable pat
terms, lie, lac. 21zc Sc, SC.
Colorcd Torchon Laces, fast coiors.
1c, 1hc, &c.
forenoon insertions, superior quail
tiles at 242c, 3iac, SC.
cotton Torchan Laces, for trimming
Large White Pearl Buttons for Shirt
yard punches at Sc, &c, lOc.
White Pillow Case Laces, seryiceable
patterns. i6c, PC, 3hc.
nlae white Cotton Laces, for trim
ming Waists and Dresses. slLc. 5c. &C.
zoe D|zN' ~ oNp
white Cotton GaIloon Trimming
LAees. dainty designs. &c, Sc, Zoe.
All over Laces, White, Cream and
Ecru i9c.
LAY white Pearl Buttons for Shirt
Waists and Dresses. a dozen. lao ~
tbe, 50c. 49,
o, white yal I.aces, dainty designs, ie.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15

Dahl, Mohr, Jergerrson and Connors.
"Liebeslied" (Shelley). Mr.. w. P.
Baldwin.
For This" (de Koven), Peoples"
(de Koven), Miss de Four.
italian Serenade" (Eaton), Class.
The annual recital of Mrs. Teasdale's
pupils will be given in the Lawton Me-
mortal in May and the annual recital
of the pupils Of Miss Teasdale will be
given short time later.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
chert for county Roads,

The dirt cars OF the electric railway
are taking out ebert for the new roads
IN and about Isle OF Hope as fast as
u is received from Augusta. Near the
school house az Isle OF Hope quite "a
Hill of ad-building material has been
made ready for county carts 10 haul
u away a. soon as the road gangs are
ready 20 surface the rOadways.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
Tybee Beach Companx.

AT meeting of the directors of the
Iypee Beach Company held yesterday,
MI c. G. Rowland was elected secre-
tary and treasurer, in the place Of
capt Henry Blum. who has been fill
ing the Office through courtesy for
some time.
Ihe president was authorized to sign
Titles to the United States for the land
purchased by the government for en-
larging Fort Screyen.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
SOCIETY EVENTS.

Col. H. S. Haines. who has been
spending the past week in the city,
left yesterday afternoon for the
North,
Mr. A. A. Cathcart Of the navy ex-
poets 70 leave to-day for the North.
Mr.. Cathcart has been i'm Savannah
all winter on leave and will now re-
port for active duty.
Miss Bessie Denham left yesterday
TO visit friends in Monticello.
Miss Bessie Venable, who has been
the guest OF Mrs, John Sullivan
hehley' returned yesterday 10 her home
~ Petersburg. Va.
hrs. Henry Wilson Hodge IL visit
ing Dir. and Mrs. George J. Mills.
a meeting ~ the Kings Daughters
@-ha q which Mrs. ". W. Gordon.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15

WHITE VAL. LACEs, dainty de"
signs, lie, 2 1-2c, sc, 7c, Toe.
White Val Insertions, to match Edg-
ings l1sc, &c, &c, Sc, 1Oc.
Black Val Laces, choice patterns, &C.
4c, SC.
Black SILK Laces. Fast Black. that
viii wear well, 3jsc, 4c Sc, &c, 1Oc.
White Embroideries, new designs
seryiceable styles. 3hc. &c, Toe.
White Embroidery Galloon, desirapis
patterns, Zoe.
White Embroidery Beadlngs, sooa
widths Toe.
Wide White Embr0ideries for Corset
Covers, 25c. 59c. 80,
Featbergtiteh Braids, a bunch oFs@
Sc, Sc, i0c.
Rick Rack Braids, Be A., &c.
kattenberg Braids, a full ass2rth'sH''
Pc, ave, &C..
YeilinEE. az eolorE. l5e, iSc
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15

spending some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. TWitty.
Mr.. J. s. Oswald and family of AL
lendale, S. c., are spending some
time with the family Of Mr.. W. P.
Borough.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
BELINDA REFORMS.
And Sympathetic Peter offers Some

And Sympathetic Peter offers Some
COnsOIing Advice.
Belinda stopped in front OF the mir
ror to straighten her hat, and then sat
down with a sigh.
1T is terrible to have conscience,
Peter" she said, shaking her head SOL
EMMY.
Indeed. yes" said Peter. shaking
his. Have you. too, found it out?"
80 depressing" said Belinda.
Truly, it is" said Peter with feel
ing. Whose heart have you been
breaking now, you wicked. wicked
Girl?"
How frivolous you are, Peter" re-
marked Belinda with scorn. ITS not
that. It's my hat" Here she sighed
again.
Peter put his head on one side and
looked at Belinda critically. "A most
becoming hat" he said. Il call it
charming. There's nothing the mat
ter with that hat. The effect of that
soft wing or whatever it is against
your hair
Belinda stopped him with a shudder.
"Oh don't" she said. That's just
it. Think of the poor little bird"
Il do" said Peter, with envy.
Lucky Bird"
And the cruelty of it," continued
Belinda, ignoring the interruption.
"Oh, 1 see," said Peter. 'Butchered
10 make a Roman holiday, and that
sort of thing, eh?"
Belinda nodded dejectedly, her chin
in her hand.
"Well, it's my deliberate opinion"
declared Peter, that that same poor
little bird was the most fortunate of
his race"
Peter" said Belinda Indignantly,
'Tm surprised at you. L certainly
thought you would sympathize with
me-"
ooh, with you!" said Peter. "I
thought you wanted me to sympathize
with the bird"
THE seagulls and terms that once
nested among our dunes and estua-
ries" said Belinda, waving her hand
vaguely in the direction of Bull street,
''where are they now? All gone to
make hats!"
Good Lord" calculated Peter. You
talk like book"
81 am a member of the Audubon So
ciety." said Belinda with pride.
MY poor girl" exclaimed Peter,
proffering sympathetic hand.
Doomed to wear ostrich feathers for
the rest of your life! Never did l
think to see this day"
And l loathe ostrich feathers, too.
So theatrical. Isn't it awful" said Be
linda.
Awful" said Peter. 80 tragic for
the birds.
For the birds?" questioned Belinda.
1.-THE ignominy." said Peter of dy-
ing ingloriously in the trackless for
est when they might have become IA
nous on Belinda's bonnet"
81 hadn't thought of that" said
Belinda, with side glance at the mir
Tor.
And imagine the feelings of your
friends" Peter went on. Here comes
poor Belinda and her ostrich feather
they will say, what fascinating hats
she used to wear before she knew
about the seagulls and terms that
nested in the estuaries.'
You are right, Peter" said Belinda
with decision. ut would be rather
hard on ambitious birds to condemn
them to oblivion. l believe l shall
send in my resignation" And she
smiled at her reflection in the mirror.
FOR "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST"
Rehearsals were begun yesterday for
the entertainment to be given after
Easter by the Daughters of the Revo-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15
FOR '"BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

Rehearsals were begun yesterday for
the entertainment to be given after
Easter by the Daughters of the Revo-
luton. The chorus of fairies and
brownies met in the morning at the
Chatham Hall, and the little people
who are to take part were put through
their first steps by Mr.. Baker.
The chorus of ladies and men will
hold its first rehearsal Wednesday
evening at O'Clock at Chatham Hall.
a full attendance is requested.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-15

Miss Bessie Denham left yesterday
to visit friends in Monticello.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21
Per aIterar la paZ....
MAS HABEAS CORPUS

El Abogado Falcon ha solicitado au-
tos de "habeas corpus, cuyas vistas Sc
veri6caran hoy, ante el Tribunal ST.
premo: uno en- causa contra Jose Avila
Alicea, condenado por ell Juez de Paz,
de Lares, 4 Ia pena de tres meses de
carcel y 200 dollars de multa, sufriendo
en- defecto de pago, TN afio y "a dias
mas de carcel, por delito de turbar la
pas p1blica.
Avila ha extinguido los tres meses y
no puede, seg1n el artfculo s22 de Ia
ley de Enjuiciamiento Criminal, pasar
Ia Subsidiaria en- defecto de la multa.
Ell otro Habeas Corpus 10 ha estable-
cido, noinbre de Luis Rivera Iglesia,
4 quien Sc impuso Ia pena de 90 dias de
arres.o y 100 dollars de multa, por igual
delito. Alega el mismo fundamsnto.
No sc ha Votado el fallo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21
De Hun1aCa0

20 Octubre de 1908.
Que por que han sido condenados
Angel Rufat y Clemento Martinez a
diez amos de presidio y trabajos forza-
dos2
Po- casi NADIA: por robo de relojes y
algunas prendss, con acompafiamiento
de fracsura.
iUn angel y un clementel
FiEse usted de los nombres.
81, senior. Habrz otro juicio por eau
"a parecida. E iran 4 n czrcel algu-
nos picarOs. hasta con ehaqusta-
..
Crisis honda. Jurisdiction ago6iada
Ahasimiento gensral-... iNemorias 4
Mr.. Joni
Todo paralizado. Fl movimieatO de
es,ua dias 50 reducs 4 insigRidcante1
vsntas De arrus del pals y algan Ago
ddn. Esss dllimo. a tt-sS
-.
Osa vslaas. Qus rssaR6 nay ags.ds-
bAs.
81 6srssrlo d IN siisds dsl pusblo
cDgsupusAl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21
.Excitaci6n en- el Jap6n

Prevalece intensa excitaci6n en- To-
kohama, q consecuencia de la proximi-
dad del dia que Sc flo para la evacua-
cion de la Manchuria por los rusos.
Los funcionarios del gobierno, aun-
que no Green que dicha evacuation Sc
lleve 4 efecto en- la fecha indicada, tie
men esperanzas de que las difcultades
que este asunto motive entire Russia
el Japon podran sortearse de manera
satisfactoria.
El gobierno japones Sc esta preparan-
do, sin embargo, para hacer frente 4
cualquier eventualidad vel sentimien-
to popular esta exasperado por las di-
laciones de Russia en- cumplir 10 pactado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21
Octubre 20 de 1903.

El mercado de chinas para embar-
! que, Sc presenta animado, y IL coSecha
en- ell departamento de Ponce sera mas
rica que Ia pasada.
Los cosecheros est&n satisfechos del
precio a que Sc cotiza ell fruto, aunque
esperan mayores benefcios cuando au-
mente Ia demanda.
~ Una casa de comercio de aQui
Sc queja de la mala condicion en- que
entregan el arroz del pals los coseche-
ros de la costa Este, yes casi SECURE
que decaera el entusiasmo 81 estoS no
Sc esmeran en- meiorar aquellas.
Ell arroz debe entregarse limpio y
Seco; pues h1medo y sucio como viene
aca1rea cuantiosos gastos al comercio
comprador.
Sirvan estas lfneas de oportuno aviso
4 los cosecheros todos de Ia Isla.
~ Mete miedo la secci6n de los pc
riodicos locales donde aparecen los anun-
clos de embargos de incas.
Dentro de POGO ser&n contados los
propietarioS puertorrique1os que no 81
gan Ia misma suerte, por no poder ss-
tisfacer las contribuciones.
iMaldita sea Ia 'prosperidad" de
Puerto Rico!
Nv Ell juicio oral de la causa por Ii
belo que Sc Sigue 4 Baltasar Carrion, de
Juana- -Dfaz, Sc vera en- esta Corte de
Distrito ell dia 23 del mes actsal.
~ En- Lajas estuvo detenido aver
el tren que venfa para Ponce, a causa
de un descarrilamieato, sin consecuen-
cias para el pasaJe, no ser la tardanza
en- llegar a esta ciudad: las doce de la
noche Sc presento "pitando'.
~ Nos manifestan que el dfa 20
tendr& efecto Ia botadura de la goleta
"Ricardo Ruiz, precioSo barco que ha
construido den Jose Riera, connotado
vecino lie Ia Marina.
~. Estan en- ensayo tres bonitas
obras, dramaticas y lfricas, para poner-
las en- escena en- nueStro teatro el do
minso pr6ximo.
~. Seg6n versiones que hemos re-
cogido, parece que algunos elementos
enthusiasts de esta ciudad tratan de do
tar al Cuerpo de Bomberos de mayor
cantidad de titles para caSos en- one
ocurran dos 6 mas siniestros en- el mis-
mo dfa hora.
ESto obedece que durante el fuego
1ltimo en- la calle Atocha, una mano
criminal 'peg6 fuego & ANA casa del ca
Serfo de Washington, siendo sofocado
& sus comienzos, afortunamente, por
algunoS vecinos.
Ojala prospere Ia idea.
Core sponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21
iCULEBRA!
Octubre, II de 1908.

Octubre, II de 1903.
Por 81 t1stedeS no 10 saben, les digo
que Ia capital de eSta isla, en- vez de
llamarse CuIebrilla, tiene ell nombre de
San Ildefonso.
~
Por 81 ustedes 10 ignoran, digoles que
Ell campamento militar de aquf lleva ell
nombre de Roosevelt.
~
Nota militar: los soldados estan cons.
truyendo un camiuo entire Su campa
mento y esta populosa ciudad-
-.
Nota martina: hoy anclo en- la PLa-
ys de IL SaYdfHG, Ell acorazado "Nuevo
Maine. Doy la noticia por referencia,
pues no me atrevo nj mirar 4 ese
monStruo de los mares, temeroSo de
que sus propiesarios intervengan, por
hurnanidad. en- mi pobre humanidad.
-.
Meta comercial: los faroles, catres v
tiendas del campamento militLr han ST.
do vendidOs en- remate pdblico.
-.
Otro alarde de fuerza: sc dice que para
las pr6ximas maniobras militares. lie
garzn aquf setsnta y ocho buques de
eombate.
De sscuelas; doa Enriqus c. lfisr-
n1ndes. visit6 ayer las DC sQui. Me
asegurAn cue nls6 muy satiSischo.
ALEJo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21
Los hi JOS necesitan
sus bAuIes

Llamase Jose Rivera Carrion ell no
torista aquel de que hablabamos en-
nuestra edici6n de aver.
Ell baul de Carrion est5 en- renenes:
y va puede la patria pedir el auxilio de
sus hijoS, ninguno de los cuales ha de
presentarse con Ell traje de Adam.
Lo mas probable es que el Juez Ko-
pei, cansado de que I'm baul inocente
carezca de Ia amable libertad, recuerde
al duro carcelero esta Erase del celebre
Krunuime1off:
la mano de TN buen socialista no
debe apoderarse de 10 ageno".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21

MARTES, 20 OCTUBRE

Di6Se cuenta con una carta del Al
calde, acompafiando ell expediente ms
tru1do contra Ell veterinario municipal
don Victor Garcia BermejO, quien lie
impuso s dias de suspension de empleo
y sueldo, por haber permitido el sacri :
ficio de ana res enferma, manifestando
que remitfa dicho expediente por pura
cortesfa al ConSejo, pero que no podia
desprenderse de Ia facultad de suspen-
der 9 separar cualquier empleado que
diera motive para clio.
El abogado de Ia Ciudad dz cuenta
de Ia demanda interpuesta por Ia Lii
ga de PropietarioS reclamando I.2A2
dollars 81 centavos, como gastos que
han tenido On Ia installation dc conts-
dores para el servicio de aqua del Acue
ducto.
Fue acuerdo entregar al abogado N.
b. K. Petingill, Ia suma de lao dollars.
con cargo 4 Ia partids de imprevistos,
para atender los gastoS de IA apela-
ci6n que ha interpuestc 4 nombre del
Aunicipio, ante Ia Csrte de los Estados
Unidos, en- el case establecido contra IA
Ciudad. por Ia San Johns Gas Co.
Limited"
Sc trataron varies aSuntos sin i'm
portsncia.
Sc cit6 para una session extraordina-
IA que SC efectuarz manana 4 las ocho
dc a noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21
iMuy generoso!

Ell padre Mariana Gonzalez,
cura parroco de Trujillo.bajo,
ha regalado una novilla, CON OBJ
jeto de que Ell producto de ella
Sc destine a las reparaciones que
son necesarias en- la iglesia de
Puerta de TERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21
ChapiI, con averia


Mr.. Lord. que debe saber don
de le aprieta el chaplin (no STEM
pre- ha de ser zapato), ha sus-
pendido de empleo y sueldo a
mister Chapfn, aquel Chapin
que, abusando de los materiales
de que Sc compone (suela y cor
cho), atropello a un nilo en-
Utuado.