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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

Chickahominy Council, No 1883, Jr. o.
Thursday evening, May 21st Councillor
w G. Griffin presiding
Resolutions OF sympathy for Brother
T. S. Howle in the death of his son,
Clifton Howle, We're unanimously adopted
They were signed by Messrs. Andrew
Smith, ]. c. Kidd and ]. L. Cuthrill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Mr. McClung. a Visitor.

Hon. G.. II. lIcClung, former member OF
the House from Washington county. Is in
Mr.. McClung was a member OF the House
during the session OF 1S99-a91o. and dis
tinEnishetI himself by his Intelligent and
watchful interest in tho farming interests
,f the tn u I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
ROOMS CHOSEN IN
CORPORATION COMM.

Tho five rooms in the ulty y,o HaII, l su,
eetod fqr the use .d e ins apartments
9 ama 'h he sonrta noo looking out upon
and desirably situated the s GGnrt ~ Io thn
hmildinr viii he available for hearings by
the commission when necessary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Colonel Mercer in de CITY.

Colonel 3. II. Mercer Southern travel
ing man for tho State House Cigar CO.,
of Philadelphia. Is NJ Murphy',s, where he
Mercer Is q most consenial soul. and is nj
ways an Interesting figure in the lobby.
He was one OF the first. guests who reg
;istered at Murphy's when the hotel OPEN
cd years ago. and delights TO relate tho In
tcident TO his friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Rendition Warrant

Governor Montague yesterday issued
rendition warrant on q requtsition from
sam Jones, white man, who Is wanted
in Guilford county for larceny. Jones
is supposed to be in Virginia and the pa
pers were yesterday mailed to the Cover
nor Of North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
MiDDLEsEx COURT
Interesting Exercises Accompanying
Presentation Of Two Tablets.

Especial to The Times p!spatch;l
ni sToKodN aeu4 HA IL s MfS this
There were a. number of cases Tor me
hllcit sale Of Intoxicating drinks. MAS
probated and his widow. Bette l.. Brls-
tow, qualified as administrators. go ~
Two tablets We're presentea, one II ~
sixteenth century. presented by the pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Hotel Arrivals.

Aieadowview: T. j. strickier, Big Laps;
w. =. Patton, Jr.. Danville: Walter Din
wlddie. W. j. Jones. John y. Snapp,
Charlottesville: W. 4. Bowlea. staunto
gene Currier. Petersburg W. G. Mat
thews. Glasgow: ]. II. Gibbs Petersburg;
o. p. Woodson. Tom Hallaron, Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Mrs. Bailey Honored.

Mrs Emma Reber Bailey, who has re-
ceived the distinguished honor of the
degree Of Doctor OF Civil Law at Colum-
bia University. is n sister Of Mrs. w. 8.
Johns, of No. 4lO North Eighth Street,
this civ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Richmonders in New York.
tsna,.Ia,,o THE TRANSFORMATIONS

Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK. May 2.--Waldort-F ~.
Scott; Cadillac-M. Il. Fnlk: Gilsey---J. 8:
Munce: Marlboroush--W. p Pond and
wife. j, r. Charlton; Cosmopoltan-J. Il.
Wilson and wife; Hoffman-F w. Dan
ner B. B. Pegram.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

ent clerk. $. NJ. Eastman. accepted by
DRY OF j. A. G. Davis who was profes.
sor Of law at the University OF Virginia
from 1890 to 1910. born in Middescx coun-
m1onstrator and professor o Of an MAI u
from 1S47 to 1865 born in Albcmarle ooun-
ty.
This was presented by Hon. Thomaa
Downing and accepted by Hon. L. G..
Jones.
Judge 7. r. 3. Wright and Judge T,
B. Evans. who are alumni of the Univor-
who were present from distance was
Or. John G. Davis at present pro lessor at
the University and also Miss Minor, Of
the University.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Howitzers to Parade

Tho Richmond Howitzers. who made
such a splendid showing at the reunion
parade in New Orleans, will take part
n the exercises attendant upon the me-
mortal services ut Hollywood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
RUBERI Z, hDftiI-
Mr.. Morgan Leaves Next Week.

The Rev. Carey p. Morgan. the popu-
lar pastor OF the Seventh Street Christian
Church, will preach his last sermon here
next Sunday. On the Tuesday following
he will oficiate at two marriages. and on
Wednesday he will leave.
Mr.. Morgan goes to Paris. KY. to as
sumo charge Of the great Christian
Church there. He Will carry with him
the love and cordial esteem of thou
sands Of Richmond people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

1t tho theatres.


The F'awcett Company headed by Miss
Percy Haswell and Frank Gilmore. with
the cleverest people drawn from all tho
Fawcett organizations, Will make re-
markable transition ut the BLOW to-day
from Romeo and juliet" to Because
She Loved Him So.'
All through the week the company has
drawn crowded houses and the players
have been given Il very cordial, even en-,
thuslastic reception. The piece that VIII
be given for the first time this afternoon
at the usual performances 1t Is well
known here and Immensely popular. IT
is a pretty play of heart interest and NJ
fords opportunities for dressing and stage
setting that adds to Its many other at
fractions.
Manager Giffen is unqucstiohahly maxi
ing the success OF his career at the Acad-
envy this season. Both In the plays and
the players he Is introducing, 1t Is the
far ahead of anything he has ever yet
accomplished.
A wonderfully pretty play is Friends. ;"
this weeks Offering. tits absorbinSly IN
human nature that makes 1t suitable to
ali times Friends has had wonder
full career and its popularity is as firmly
established here as elsewhere. It IS
strong even tense at times, but 1t Is al
ways wholesome and in its effects it is
benefcent. ~,
The company has covered itself with
aurels. Every member Is now an eStap-
lished favorite and there is no doubt that
is the most popular organization hare that
The USUAL performances Will be given
for the rest of the week with matinee
on Saturday that promises to be record
breaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

Next week the Giffen Company will ap.
pear In a very elaborate revival OF
finder the Red Robe" The models for
the scenery We're received here three
weeks ago and the pictorial part of the
production is already well advanced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
THE RICHMOND VA, THURSDAY May 90
,,,otncr ,,c,nr a necessary accompaniment

weather being a necessary Accompaniment
of tho fete. ~.
The Kate Whoelock Whist Club held
4hn inst meeting of the season Iuesuay
afforn5on In the home of Mrs. Charles
Pnra. The top score north and eoutn
was made by Itts c. g, walker ana
Mrs. JaInas Crump and east and west by
Mrs D. T. Williams and MIS-. Sha'ies
Page
Mr.. and Mrs r.. Nelson, OF Fulton, 40
ocmpanied by Miss Marie Koch. lei yes
terday for New York, to sail for Germany,
where they will spend some time IN their
future home with relatives.
Invitations have been received by Cap
tain Frank w. Cunningham TO the mar
rage of Miss Mary Fernandez ed Nelasco
to Mr.. Herman Stump. OF Now York, on
June Sd.
The wedding will take, place from the
home Of Mrs. John III. Flagler, relative
of tho bride. ~,
position and 1t was there that Captain
Cunningham made her acquaintance.
The following ladies arc requested by
Miss M. p. Harris to meet Mt the DAVIS
Section In Hollywood on Memorial Day,
Saturday, the S0th ut II "A, N. to as
sist in decorating the sections: Mesdames
John b. Purcell. Beverly selden. a T., =.
Patterson. n a. Williams; j. $. smith,
A. W, CARRIER, Misses Kathleen Anderson.
Meade, l.. NJ. Knox and o. M. HarFle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Personal Mention.

Miss Emily Armistead left Tuesday for
Birmingham, Ala, where she will spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs, w u.
Leake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Social and
Personal

S&SS4sssSS..*:*S: ~ y : =
A full meeting of the Confederate Ne
mortal Literary Society was 5o nei " ~ noon on
Confederate Museum yesterday. at nooh'
with Mrs, Bryan In the chalr. ~, +ho
Satisfactory reports We're made by tne
different committees Three Three ne Mrs an Iohn
10. Dubois, of Philadelphia. q recent US
jtor to the Museum. were electea ed M1 =
G. w. p. Brock and Mrs George =:
Stacy who have retnr ddeip ir9 accounts
of the great courtesy and hospitality
shown the Virginia delegation who were
in the Crescent City last weeK f:hed his
tory of the Confederate Memorial ASso-
Citations was presented the Museum rms
history, which is sold for, the benefit OF
the Davis monument, is dedicated 10:
"The Confederate soldier and al ,yao
have ever loved, lost or suffered, In that
dearest cause that ever rose inc saucest
that ever fell.
sociations, made by Mrs. Virginia Fraser ser
( Iovle. the we'll known authoress, has
been adopted. The design shows clo .'' y,
holding on its points the four Confederate
Gags and cncircled by a laurel wreath.
The necessary repairs TO the Museum
will be begun at once. The ladies note
life members added to the society ~ with With,
in the past few months. The rec from
these memberships goes to the Museum
The vice-regent Of the Louisiana room:
Mrs Landonia r. Dashiell, has received
from the regent, Mrs. Jonn Gilmore. OF
New Orleans, a telegram saying tnat
every Louisiana Chapter of the united
Daughters of the Confederacy has pledged
n dollar yearly to the support or the
State room at the Museum, with the
promise of donations.
Mr.. Rnckstahl, the sculptor OF the peau,
tiful Baltimore monument, THE Spirit OF
the Confederacy." has >been:an interested
guest lately at the Museum. He be-
slowed the warmest praises upon the
Chapman pictures hung in the Solid South
room They represent scenes IN Cnarles-
ton harbor during the Civil War.
Woman's College Glasses.
The commencement exercises Mt the No
mans College will begin this evening with
the musical reception given by the col
lege music class. The progrAinme for
this occasion will be unusually tine,
chorus of sixty-three voices having been
most carefully trained by Mrs. M. "A.
Rossinga ,"Charity" will be sung with
Miss AIyra. Ac1iss and Miss Ethel Wi,
Hanson doing the solo WORK. Ihc NEal
recital of tho graduates In music MISS
Mabel Oliver. Miss Belle Wllllnghan,
Miss Nellie Richards and Miss Madse
Read-will take place next Monday night:
a certificate in music will be awarded
Miss Bessie Holland.
Friday evening, Miss Starts class In
elocution will give dramatic entertain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

The May Queen Festival under the aus
pices OF the members of Chimborazo hoe
pital board Will be given this afternoon
,nd tomorrow IL the sun shines, good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berkeley Cooke,
OF Holly Bank" Hermitage Road. have
sent out cards for a reception to be given
Friday, May Goth, from $3.50 to ll.3o T..
NJ, The reception will be a large and
very handsome affair, and will be the
society event Of the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

After a very pleasant visit to Athens,
Ga, Mrs, H.. g. Manson left there Mon
day for Tallulah Falls. the Niagara Of
the South, She was accompanied by Miss
Annie Crawford. They VIII DO enter
tanned AT the cottage OF Mr. Rufus Moss.
From the falls, Mrs, Manson will return
10 her home in Richmond. bringing with
her tho best wishes Of many friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

TIC Vestry OF Grace. Episcopal Church
has presented each member of tho choir
with complimentary card for the moon
light excursion TO be given by the Ladies'
by the Pocahontas tonight and return,
The choir will be the evenings guests OF
honor. The steamer will leave the wharf
at S o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

Lexington: j. w. Marks Covington:
Edgar Currier. Petersburg: G. j. OCon-
nell, Virginia.; d. Corprew, Norfolk; H,
r. Jones. Amelia; John A. Busch. and
wife. Newport News: John Il. Hughax.
Danville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

Miss Virginia Hunter Goodman, of Belle-
monte. Louisa county is the guest of
Miss Mary Curtis and Miss Daisy Han
cock. Of the East End.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

New Ford's: W. T. T4tzpatrick, Bed
ham. Portsmouth; W. J.. Burruss. Fred
ericksburG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

Jefferson: George v. Price. New York:
C. s. Reynolds, Cincinnati; John E. Ken
nedy New York; w. A. Ross. Jr., New
York; J. n. Boyd, New York; ID. b.
Beecher. Birmingham. Ala: L. II Van.
Court, Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
Woman's College Glasses.

The commencement exercises Mt the Wo.
mans College will begin this evening with
the musical reception given by the col.
ieCe music class. The programme for
his occasion will be unusually fine, a
chorus of sixty-three voices having been
most carefully trained by Mrs. Nj. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

1nv,tations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Jones for the marriage
Of Of their daughter, Miss Helena watkins yatkna
to Mr.. Mason Ernest MadduX, : M oSoo1l Is
day afternoon, June r rS1n, a. : Br I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

Mrs. Thea Garland Boswell announces
the anproaching marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Claire de Graffenred, to W. W.
Hugh Benjamin Mahood Of Em d,2iaa a va;
will take place in the home Of the brides r,5 !,
mother, No. 9O6 East Clay Street, ~ Iu rds
day evening, June 9th at So'clock. Cards
have been sent only to relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28

Miss Velasco visited the Charleston Elk
position and 1t was there that Captain
Cunningham made her acquaintance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-20
Vega baja.
Is de Febrero de 1903
DESMITIkNDO
COMOOCURRIERON LOS HECHOs
Febrero 20.

Ell San Juan News" de hoy trae
unas noticias de este pueblo, sobre 10
ocuurr1do Ell ell Teatro ell domingo IS
del actual, qae carecen por compete de
veracidad
Sc We que su tinica intencion es NOR
tifcar los dlstlnguldos jovenes Don
Manuel Mater. Don Miguel 0 ero y d.
Francisco Garcia, quienes estan por en-
Gina de todos los farsanles.
Lo ocurrido esa noche tue 10 siguien-
te: como las once de "a noche, al en-
pear el tercer acto, ell Joven Villafaie,
tiro unas cuantas serpentinas sobie las
damas que ali hab1au, y entonces Ell
joven don Miguel Otero e llamo, y en-
sentido amistoso lie suplico suspendiese
Ell juego, pues con ESQ autorizaba a ju-
gar los demas, al que accedio Ell
joven, pero pocos momentoS deSpues,
empezaron unos cuantoS atrsvidOs tt
rar aqua sobre las damas y como este,
adenaS de ser IN abuse, pod1a tam
bien traer una enfermedad q dichaS da-
mas, dado Ell estado de calor que alli
habfa, los caballeros, Don Pedro Brull,
Don Manuel Garcia Faria, Don Juan
Forteza, y orros mas, que no recorda-
mos en- este momento, al yer que mo-
jaban sus esposas y hermanas, tuvie-
ron a bien retirarse sus casas, hacien-
dolo con la prudenCia y senzatez que
les caracteriza, promoviendose .lnconti-
lnente" un movimiento de sefioras y
sehcritas, que deseaban saIir. APPROVE
chando esa ocas6n, los alborotadores y
desordenados para tirar sillas, dando
con este lugar a la intervention de Ia
policia, la cual pudo sofocar Ell escanda-
10; siendo compIetamente falso que e
joven Don Manuel Mater pegase una
0ofetada Al joven Villafafie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-20
Noticias

La Comision de la Policfa Insular
acordo hoy ieenganchar al cabo Do
nisio Gonzalez y al Guardia Seratin
Mal.nf, nombrar guardia MARCEL
no Sierra, separar al de igual cate
goria Primitive Cruz.
~ Han solicnado ndulto:
fes11s Velez Guzman, desde la carcel
de AHA co; Agu'rin y Jose Laureano
Basi.lu Andiao presos en Humacao.
~. Sc encuentraa en- eSta clndad
don francisco Fernandez, de Cayey,
los senores Felipe Cuebas y Santiago
Saenz, de Mayagaez.
= La a.eva obsita del seflor Ca
rrion Sc vende en- el BOLETIN, al infl-
mo precio de 50 centavoS Ell ejemplar.
~ TIemos sa udado al amigo don
Davii Sloler de Arecibo.
~ En Vie4 4ues Sc encuentra enter
mo- ua nif1o de nuestro estlmado amigo
don Felipe Serrano.
~ A er .ngresaron en- la carcel de
san Juan IS presos. procedeotes de
varioS pueblos de ia isla.
~. Han lido al Preside, a cumpllr
lsentencias por differences crlmenes, los
ndlviduo Vicente Rios Vargas, Ge-
rardo Tirado Fernandez, Jose Rivera
Rivera, elerino Vaides, Felix Ri1s
Menencez, Ma garo Hernandez, An
dres Ruiz Montana y Antonio Her-
nandez Colon.
~. Manuel Martinez Avlles y Brat
liza Mendoza Rosado, fueron sentepcla-
dos por ell Tribunal competente de
IAreclbo, 1So dias de carcel, por adul-
tolIu.
~ La Acadia ha dispuesto que en-
10 suceslvo, los REPRESENTATIVES de la
prensa puedan concurrir las sesiones
del Ayuntamiento.
~ Don Constantine Valdivieso ha
lsido nombrado maestro rural de Ioa
Alta.
X. Sc les ha negado Ell indulto que
, solicitarun Juan Gonzalez, de San
Juan Gabino Irizarri Pabon, de San
:, German.
~ Cais IS de pintuta de todas for
mas, Glasses tamafios han llegado a la
liDre1fa del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
~ Don Pedro Viera, antique en-
pieado de Obras 1b lcas, pide licencia
Dor tres meses, q causa de encontrarse
enfermo.
~ Don Manuel de Audrey ha sldo
contlatado como maestro rural de HUI
macao Mr.. Hezekiah ]. Wardw
maestro de agriculture de Las Piedras.
~ Flor Molina Valentin Angel
Llenz. Z:non Pagan Rosario, vecnos
de Nj +nat1, estan presses EN- la carcel de
esia cjud id, por hacer daflo 1naliclosa-
mente a su proglmo.
! ~. AnSelmo Perez Gonzalez ha sido
sentenclado 8 afios de presidlo. por
humicida.
.** Fl vecino Pablo Rit, por vender
lis che aIul erada en- su eStab eclmlento,
fue mutado por el juez Kopel con 10
pesos 90 centavos.
~ Baldomero Miranda, por alterar
"a paz anoche, fue mutado con 10 pesos
lou centavoS.
DR.. Emilio Chevremon
cIRUJANo DEN 1sTA
/ De regreso de los E. u, ha alberto
su oficina dental con los 1timos ade--
Ilantos de Ia profession, en- la Gale De
San Francisco So
Frente Ia Capifla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-20
Ponce
Febrero 10 de 1908.

La mania de jugar con huevos en-
pieza q ser causa de serios disgustos.
Aver l!egaron a las n,anos dos jove-
mes de esia suciedad que St tlrotes- ban
con dichos proyecties de carnaval, 10
que es lanlentabe.
~ Ell escuaaron de caballerla que
lego aver de Mayaguez salio hoy para
Cayey.
~ Ei Casino ha repartido va sus
invitaciones para el gran bale que Sc
ce'ebrarA ell sabado. E, mismo dia Sc
arreglara "a noc" ell salon del teatro
para la gran bataila de confetis y ser
pentlnas.
~ Hoy salio en- viaje para Juana
Diaz el simpatico 'Semper."
Deja aquf buenas aluistades que ha
sabldo conquistar con sus escepclonales
condlCiontS de e tracter.
Que hega tn. VIC ieiiz haste San
Juan, donde le esperan muy dulces ex-
panSiones.
~ Una comisi6n de oaballeros Sc
; quejo aver al alcalde suplicando'e ira
tara de evitar ell juego de carnayal con
huevos.
No sabemos 10 que determinara el
Sef1or alcalde.
~ Aver Sc empastelaron las planas
del "Diario ComerciaP'
Por esa causa salio hoy impreso por
solo una cara.
Ell sabado reaparecera en- su forma
ordinaria.
~. Hemos visto los tiltimos reto-
ques que habiles pincens dan a las
obrss del "Recieo Ponceflo'. El edifi-
clio quedara ampl1o, ventilado y decora-
do con exquisllo gusto. Ser& sin duda
el sitio de reunion de esta sociedad en-
las primeras horas de la noche.
~ Los socios del Casino han reci-
bido con la invitael0n para el bale de
carnaval, ell distintivo del bando que
Sc agregara en- los momentos de la ba-
talla.
~. Nos supica ell Director de el
s.Diar1o Comercial" avisemos a la prem
sa de Ia isla, que hasta que no venga
resuelto de Washington la admission del
periodico en- Ell correo en- condolences
modicas. no podra correspondent q los
canges.
Oueda complaeldo.
~ Ell Cuartel y el Hospital militar
quedaran desocupados del todo, mien-
tras llega la Policia Insular a hacerse
cargo, segun dicen, de todo el servicio
militar que necesAa Ponce.
~ Hoy contrajeron uatrimonio CT
vii anle Ell juez Municipal, Oegario Ri
! vera con Luciano Paz y Ortega.
~ Procedente de Lunemburgo lie
GO aver tarde la goleta inglesa MAR
ka", con cargamento de salazones y ma
deras para los Sres Ramon Cortada y
Compafia.
- Hoy Sc esperaba cl vapor cofrco
espafiol Bucnos Aires. Sc cree llega-
4 nlafiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-20
CAGUAS
La Colonia Espanola

Este simpatico Centre prepara 1ln
bale de confanza para el martes pro-
ximo.
Ascguramos que quedara lucido; ).
Son las nifias eaguefias lnodelo dc
gracia, elegancia, belleza y discrecion
y como elias concnrrirsn al anunclado
bale, el bale resultar4 esplendido-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-20

Suplicamos al corresponsal del "San
Juan News" que cuando de una noticla
Ia de con mas viso de verdad, sin pro-
curar herir la susceptibilidad de n1ngan
caballero,
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-20
NOta triste
LAMENTABLE DESGRAClA
POR TELEGRAPH

Mayaguez, Fbro. 20 de 1903.
BoLETIN MERcANTIL-San Juan.
Tras prolongados padecimientos, fa-
lleci6 hoy en- esta. ciudad ell digno ca
ballero don Miguel Lloreda. Aunque
nacido en- Puerto Rico, era un fe1viente
hijo de Espafia. El sefior Lloreda go
zaba de la estimation general.
M. Prats ToIosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-20
Uma acsaraCi0Rn

Dada las cajas, e imprimiendose va
mi carta de aver, dir jida al Director de
prisiones con gusto conslgno, que me
consta de manera positiva, que mrchas
de las reformas apuntadas en- mi escrl-
to, las tiene en- pleparacion, en- .studio
y expediente, Il cltado Director.
Valga la aclaraci6n.
JOSE R. GOMEZ.
Febrero 20.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-25

"a Notable Young
Woman.

Miss EMMA WELLER, who is Sec
rotary Of the Young Peoples Christi
ian Association, at 1878 f1adison Ave-,
New York City.
Your Favorite Prescription y
is boon to sick and tired
women, for it cures them when
other medicines fail. I know
whereof | speak, for. I have had
experience with it. For four
teen months I had constant
headaches; seemed too weak to
perform my daily duties, and
when the day was over. / was
too tired to sleep well. I suf-
fered from nervousness and
Indigestion, and everything I
ate distressed me. Doctored
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