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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
RELIANCE GREYs In
WITH THE J JUMPERS

! Inc suburban Renewal at a mile and
nalf' TO be run Thursday at Sheeps-
nsau nay VIII bring out a choice fell
OF starters. including several crack
horses which were withdrawn from the
SUBURBAN because of the heavy going.
prominent among these Is Goldsm tn w
{. Whitney's horse which trainer Rogers
thinks a good thing over a dry track.
III VIII be Goldsmith's first appearance
az the starters barrier this season and
ne has a fair impost Of l16 pounds.
Irish Lad is the only three wear old
to start
j. b. Haggin's Waterboy VIII doubt
less nave a great following. Others who
VIII start are Blues Major Daingerfield.
Heno. Herbert and Bonnibert. Alex
Shields thinks Hunter Raine. with o.
pounds. will surely win the Renewal he
cause the colt. in the face of poor get
away and the worst kind OF racing luck
throughout the journey, ran third i'm the
suburban gaining with every stride o1,
the first two horses
John Madden will start CITY Bank
This colt. like Hunter Raine. made nm
a lot or ground in the last half-mile of
the Suburban. although he did not like
the going
Africander was not entered in the Re-
newal, because his owners shrewdly de-
cided 10 save him for the Lawrence
realization stakes TO be run week from
iueSuaN Inc tact that John a Drake
will send his much-talkeiLof colt say
able. 10 the post. for the rich prize. worth
probably $1,000 TO the winner has maze
the stake one OF the most interesting
races or the spring Africander will
rule favorite
The stake features for the sweek al
bay present most attrac- !
tive array. beginning tomorrow with the |
Bay Ridge handicap at a mile and a 4
luarter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29

The regular monthly meeting OF Provi-
dence typographical union. No. 80, was
! held yesterday. a large attendance being
present. -Four members were admitted
10 membership and a number OF appli-
cations were received Under the head OF
reports OF committees Mr.. Joseph Nc
Cam spoke regarding the Central Trades
and Labor union and the Allied Printing
Trades council Mr.. George Sullivan re-
ported for the executive committee and
as chairman of the committee appointed
10 interview the past financial secretary
In regard To his books said that the COM
mittee had reached the conclusion that
everything was satisfactory. and moveu
that the secretary he removed from all
responsibility on that basis. The resigna-
ton OF Joseph Mccain as vice president
was not accepted. and that of Mir Lewis
as a member OF the auditing COMMITTEES
was accepted. and Mr.. Williams was ap-
pointed 10 serve in that capacity Mr.
Frank Howard was appointed as delegate
10 the Central Trades and Labor union
Under the head Of new business "A sec
uon OF the International constitution
was read and the chairmcn OF tho va
Iious chapeis were instructed 10 enforce
~. A number Of communications were
received. Mr.. sturdy of tho executives
committee spoke regarding the large cor
respondence. which he believed should he
referred 10 the executive committee for
action. and he made motion 10 that ef- /
fect which was carried Mr. O'Connor
ne financial secretary. made A detailed
report showing the treasury 10 be in a I
Ernnd condition. Several bills were 20 /
Ierrcd 10 the auditing committee and a /
motion 10 adjourn WAS carried
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
RIVERPOINT.

Runs-Carr. Harrington 2. Costigan
BRISTOL. Wllde-6: Murray. Scott Aenew
Dwyer. Harrington--75. Three base hit
Harrington. Stolen bases-Riverpoint Z
Fall River 4. Double plays-Ford 70
Murray to Scott; Bowcock 10 Carr 10
Harrington. First base on balls-Or
Malone. s: Off Herzog, l. Ump!re-Pol
lard Time-1h. 45m.
EAST GREENWICH :. ELMwooD 6
The Elmwood team played at East
Greenwich yesterday and were defeated
by the locals Z 10 6. IL was anvbodv's
game up till tho last put out the winning
run being made I'm the last half OF the
ninth with one out. Lowell was on the
slab for East Greenwich and held the Wis
itors oown 10 four hits The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
@foAT Il MzzR CzTT z DAEzza

by the BARRIERS. The game was we'll
! played and kept the crowd Interested
several OF the players springing some
sensational catches.
Lineup OF the Plumbers II. !:
MMolIyi c.; Re1yey. 3D.; Mereweather. p. F.;
Imurphg, ID; Camp IS; Neach. RI; Sui
nYdn Llne.ap' In' o9lepsn Of ,ps sf Curtin
DHara' RI Galligan 3b. Griebs So :
Loney, ss.i killeen. lb. Jettef H.; BEN
Score by innings:
PiumSssTs iHnnlSSss ....... ....... SStS s-,.
BARRIERS ....".... 0 4 0 0 0 o 5
IRsg,,nns-Yorkery !. Holburn l. Reavey 2.
i,olama iotun 2 Murphy 2, Camp 2, yeacn 2.
weather I. of Curtin /. of Beroit 4. Strike
out-By Mereweather q by Curtin 8 BEN
OH T. Umpre-McGee. Time-2h. 5m.
PLUMBERS CHALLENGE.
81, plumners Local 2s defeated team from
u me Tonsorial Artists union at Rocky
Polnt yesterday. The team is composed
entireiy OF members OF the Plumbers
union, = M NJ. and includes several players who
are Well known in amateur baseball cir
cles. The Plumbers have several omen
dates and challenge any labor union team
IN IN the city or state. They would also
sem semi profeesonnI eesF from strong amateur or
Merreweather, 23O Martin street, East
Providence.
RELIANCE GREYS IN
The Reliance Greys defeated the Com
querors Saturday on the Cold Spring !
grounds, Is 10 s.
victor Nystedt pitched for ,ne Reliance
'5reys and had the Conquerors at his /
mercy Following is the line-up OF the /
reliance Greys: " Nysteadt %: w |
Burns. C.; w. Tonqust, lb: l.. Spooner.
10 C. Wood. $. s.; ID. Mackey. 3b.: w. |
sonaty, C. r.; T. Mclaughlin, r. E.; A. |
Pudry. l. T. 80
Fourth OF July the team will play the /
tieroes on the Builders Iron Foundry |
GROUNDS Send all challenges to T. Nc /
Laughlin, 80 Orms street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29

Huns-Howard, Schrall, Madison. Le-
pine. Shearon, Johnson. Steelman 2,
becker-s; Connaughton. McCauley-2
Iwo-pase hits-Lepine. Becker. Clancy.
Sdcrince hit-Blake. Stolen base-McCau-
ley. Double play-Johnson to Lepine
First base on balls-Off Becker 4: of
fappalau g. Hit by pitched ball-By
Becker l. Struck out-By Becker S. by
Pappalau g. Left on bases-Rochester 6;
worcester 9. Wild pitch-Pappalau. Um-
Time-lh. 4sm.
GAMES TODAY.
Newark at Toronto.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Worcester at Baltimore
providence at Rochester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
GOT OUT Of CELL.
Swsda, Arrested at CentrsdaIe, Demon
StrateS Weakness Of the LtCauo,

Swede, name unknown. who was ar
rested at Centredale Saturday night on
the charge OF drunkenness and who was
lodged In cell in the bridewell at the
Town nall. tore out 2x6 timber pried up
the cell door until he got IL OFF the hinges
reached the corridor, sprung the bars of
the window and took leg bail for the city.
The break for liberty occurred yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
(F'irst Came
NEW YORK 12-1 CHICAGO %

The New York Americans broke even
yesterday In doube header at Chicago.
which took 20 innings for completion
New York carried off the first game by
an overwhelming majority and would
nave won the second by close margin
put Tor decision by Umpire Sheridan
IN the first game the invaders got after
noth owen and Flaherty in vengeful style
iney oroVe owen from the box and ham,
mered Flaherty hard Slattery's worL
was magnificent. TannehiIl besides
pitching well, did great batting stunts.
breaking off four hits out OF five times
at the rubber Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
ASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BOSTON l-3. ST. LOUIS 90

Boston won at st. Louis Yesterday
shrtufg out the home team in both
games. with Young pitching in the first
and Hughes in the second The first
game was exciting TO its close, Boston
winning by single run, while st. Louis
had two men on bases in the ninth inn
ing win no outs A bad inning by
Powell In the second game gave Boston
its three runs Attendance 20 ooo The
scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
new EaGL and LEAGUE,
AMATEUR BALL.

In a swimming game PLAYED on the
ROPE street grounds Saturday the
Rangers defeated the Youn Rochambeaus
by the score Of 10 3. The lineup of the
Rangers defeated the Young Rochambeaus
C. Sisson, lb; n. Taber. 2b: /. Dobson.
5. s. II. Taber. 3D.: 7. Hughes, l. f.; j.
Doriety, C. f.; f. Sheridan, r. f.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
Rheuma atisin

Does not lcS go Of you
when you apply lotions or
liniments. IL simply loosens
It's hold for a while. Why?
Because to get rid Of it you
must correct the acid con-
eition Of the blood on which
it. depends. Hoods Sarsa-
parlla has cured thousands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
FASTER LEAGUE
ROCHESTER 0. WORCESTER

Rochester broke even in its series with
worcester winning yesterdays games
from the visitors to q Worcester was
crippled. two pitchers being used TO hIl
Out, while Louden. an amateur. played I'm
LETT Held. The errors. two bases on balls
and hit gave Worcester its only runs.
Most OF Rochester's runs came from
clean hitting. Attendance $40. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
FALL RIVER 6. RIvERPoINr 8

me Ali-Fall River team won a hotly
contested game at Rocky Point yesterday
from the Riverpoint team. Ford of
Riverpoint played an excellent game ct
short Bowcock OF Fall River made a
sensational catch In the ninth which
saved the game for FAN River Score;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
'one out when winning run was made
PLUMBERS DEFEAT RARpEps

Plumbers Local 2s has a strong baseball
team In the field YESTERDAY a match
game was played at Rocky Point with
the Barbers. local. the Plumbers winning
esslN ~ 70 D Passes 20 FIRST were largely
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
(First Game)
Second Game-ll Innings

tSecond Game-1l Innings)
The second game was hot and lively
Tor four innings. great fielding cutting off
the eatsmen. Chicago scored a nun I'm
the nth by Whites pretty single. New
York scored in the ninth The teams
Fought desperately after this With one
out I'm Chicago's half Of the llth Jones
MT safe. He broke for second and a ter
rlole throw by Neville let him keep right
on TO third. Green hit over FIRST and
the game was ended. Attendance asoo
Score. '
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29

chance"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29

Runs Sommers. Sullivan Ross. veno.
Dcslow 2 Lowell: Ravanaugh p C'oveu
Hutchinson ?. Lewis-6. Two-base hit
Sommers First base on balls-On Lowell
2; on Lewis 4. First base on baIk-O1
Lewis ]. Struck out-By Lowell 5; by
Lewis B. Umpire-Iiunt Tlme-ih. som
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
NATIONAL LEA III !.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
PHILApELPHIA Z. DErRnIr

PHILADELPHIA Z. DETROIT
The Philadelphia Detroit game was
played az Toledo yesterday Philadelnh,a
winning 10 2 The game was unin-
teresting and devoid Of features. At
tendance 5000 Score
nj lInI,ninss ...... $50
Philadelpha .... 3 o q O.
Detroit .......... o o o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28
~ YEsTo?

De La Bandera americana
de Mayaguez, recortamos las ST.
guiente lineaS:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28
Pianistas en- el Ateneo

La senora de Gomez Brioso
tocara en- la fiesta del Ateneo,
Ell lunes proximo, la Gran fanta-
sfa triunfal sobre ell Himno Ma
cioual Brasileno, por Gottschale,
La sefiorita Monsita Ferrer
Otero tocara la famosa BaLad0,
de Chopin.
Ambas son alumnas aprove-
chadfsimas de Anita Otero, la
gran pianista puertorrique
laureada por Ell Conservatorio
de Paris.
Esta Profesora prepara un
gran acontecimiento musical pa
ra una de las proximas festas
del Ateneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28
EXpIicaci0nes
de A.itn1efSca

Su autor, el conocido Professor
de instruction p1blica, D. Juan
Cuevas Aboy, nos ha obsequiado
con TN ejemplar del tratado
"Explicaciones de Aritmetica" l.,
que acaba de publican con gran
exito en- toda la Isla.
La obrita contiene curiosida-
des y datos de mucho interes
para los estudiantes, yes reve-
ladora de la competencia de su
autor.
Damos las gracias al senor
Cuevas Aboy por el ejemplar
que sc sirvio remitirnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28
ffEn ell Versailles
SAN MATEO

Iniciamos la repeticion de las
tradiciouales festas en- ell sim
patico barrio y 81 no con la es-
plendidez de otros amos, hubo
10 bastante para que Sc lucieran
los entusiastas vecinos.
Ell sabado por la noche estaba
materialmente LENA de escogida
concurrencia la bonita Iglesia
Del barrio, deslumbrante como
una ascua de orc. La Salve,
cantada por un grupo de bellas
senoritas, resulto magnffica.
Despues de la Salve Sc quema-
ron vistosos fuegos de artificio
y la banda de .Tizol ejecuto un
escojldo n1mero de pleas, en-
tre elias TN pasodoble brillante,
que merecio grandes aplausos.
La banda de Tizol cada dia gus
ia mas y es mas aplaudida.
Hasta las 10 de la noche estu-
vo cOncurrid1simo Ell atrio in
mediaciones del indicado tenn
plo, pasando de tres mil perso-
mas las ALI congregadas, y entire
elias una pleyade de hermosas
damas que formaban ell vergel
Santurceho, dandole la nota de
la hermosura y elegancia.
En- ell sorteo por papeletas re-
sultaron agraciados los ntimeros
siguientes:
La Novilla. ......... 1923
Ell Reloj. ............. 597
La Bolsa. ......... 127
Felicitamos a la comision de
testejos y a las distinguidas da-
mas que con su valioso concur
so dieron animation V realce a
la fiesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28
Ma nafi.

Ell pr6ximo domingo, 4 las p. m.
Sc efectuara en- la casa del Sr. D. Abe
lardo de la Haba, una importante reu-
Mon, convocada por eI, para tratar sobre
I'm proyecto de asosiacion caritativa, CO.
mo medic de aliviar La rniseria espan-
tosa en- qne viven infnidad de braceroS
y tamiIiaS que hasta aver gozaron de
relative bienestar.
Ell Sr. oe la Haba, ;aunque espafiol,
qulere 4 Puerto Riao, cuna de su esposa
y de sus hijos, y 81 torivadamente no
cesa de tender su nano protectora al
1nfortunio, Sc que sus bucnos deseos son
muy poca coSa ante el cuadro de ham
bre que diariamente oontemplo en- lass
Gales, y ha concehido e1 proyecto de
unir las claseS aCOmodadaS con los
artesanos y braceroS para que, contribu-
yeudo todos q la medida de sus recursos.
puedan instalarse cocinas econ6micas
donde poc papeletas Sc de comida a los
menesterosoS y en- donde las familias
pobreS que con frecuencia sufren Gala
das miles privaciones, puedan acudir
tambien en- solicitud de alimentos he
chos, que con sus pocos recursos no po-
drian condimentar
A tan noble y desinteresado pensa-
miento, no dudamos que todo Manat1
respondent satiSfactoriamente
Dare cuenta del resultado de la reu-
MON.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28

Sc inquiere e1 domicilio de la So
ciedad y nadie responde; Sc ha-
bla de miseria y ninguno re-
cuerda que acaso han contribute
do a producirla, casos como este
que La B0ndera americana re-
lata. A
les possible que hechos tales
puedan ocurrir en- Puerto Rico,
bajo la bandera americana?
lSolicitamos que sc deyuelvan
a los maestros espafioles sus
montepios y no ha de solicitarse
la devolucion a infelices obre-
ros de las economics que confa-
ron en- la Gaia de ahorros de Ma
yaguez?
mo hay alguna autoridad ST.
perior constituida precisamente
para intervenir en- casos de este
genero?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28
Cr0nica
CaVeant c0nSuIes

En- que la maldecida invencion de la
prensa periodical y el todav1a mas NAL
decide afan de information toda ccs-
ia y por todos los procedimientos son
obra indubitada del mismisimo demo-
nio GVade retrOO, estan conformes
cuantos de cristianos Sc precian, maxi
me 81 su condicion de cristianos vie
jos adicionan las de catolicos Y apostle
licos y romanos, que viene a ser, 81 no
me han enterado NAL, ell Sumu,u de Ia
perfection en- 10 que la religion res
pecta.
Pues con ser este evidente de toda
evidencia, con ha1larse convencidos to-
dos los buenos creyentes de que-no
hsbiendo buen fin por NAL camino-
por Ell endabliado camino de la publici-
dad extremada, no es possible ilegar a
puerto de salvacion, han ofrecido al
orbe los cat6licos mas fervorosos. Ell
triste, el tristisimo ejemplo de (que va
dara, vaya 81 los dara, sus detestables
frutos) de preferir los de;eznables, los
caducos y efimeros bienes terrenos. 4
la veneracion que las cosaS santas me
recen.
No eS 10 peor que, segl1n hemos visto
con verdadero escanda1o, hayan vulga-
rizado-con motive de la election del
nuevo Pontitice-solemnid ades rites
hasta hoy esotericos, y transformado
en- exotericos, y por pecaminosa y puni-
BILE indiScrecion de corresponsales ava
riciosos: no es 10 peor, con ser abomi-
nable, que nos hayan presentado los
principles de la lglesia hacienda 'tele-
grafo", como niflas rial criadas. para
revelar, desde las ventanas del Vatica-
no, 10 que en- ell Conclave acontecia; no
es 10 peor que hayan proclamado, sin
respetar Ell ssecreto propio de estas So
lemnidadeS, Ell sistema de humillante
desconfanza que Sc ha1laban someti-
dos venerables prelados, que solamente
esperaban inspiraciones divinas para
emitir sus votos; nj que nos hayan pin
tado la vigilancia con que eran inspec-
cionadoS los artfculos de conner. beber
y arder remitidos la santa mansion:
nj que hayan propagado Ia noticia, evi-
dentemente inexacta, de que Ia muche-
dumbre habfa acogido con manifesto
clones POGO respetuosas hasta con
i-reverentes silbidos las humaredas re-
veladoras de initiies votaciones; no; 10
peor, 10 que es necesario y urgente en-
concepto de quien anne el prestigio de
Ia religion de nuestros mayores-y de
nuestros menores-evitar todo trance,
es Ia continuation indefnida de este
anormal y peligroso estado de cosas.
Porque, no 10 duden ustedes, advierte-
Sc y sc columbia el 6rme prop6sito de
perseverar en- esa intemperancia de fu-
nesto "noticierismo.
Lo que pudo tolerarse, aunque 4 re-
gafiadienteS, como an6malo inusitado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28

De La Bandera americana
de Mayaguez, recortamos las ST.
guiente lineas:
&c. mas de Glen veces nos
hemos ocupado tambien de Ia suspen-
sion de pagos, de la liquidation de la
Gaia de ahorros de esta ciudad; de que
Sc deben q infnidad de infeliceS cerca
de IL mil pesos, acumulados ceptavo q
centavo. a fuerza de mil privaciones, y
a los que pusieron Ia Gaia en- ese estado
no solo no les apena el recuerdo de esos
pobres, concurriendo todoS los domin-
gos con su peseta; no solo no Sc ctlidan
de que la liquidaclCn tenga ternino; no
solo no Sc cuidan de Ia, al parecer, ad-
ministracion de 10 entregado la GAIA;
sino que, siguen tan Companies, tan
SenSHtOS, tan personals alnStreS, como 81
aqu1 no hubiera pasado NADIA; como 81
aquellos intereses Confados su custo-
dia, su pericia, no hubieran mere
cido protection y defensa."
"Esto, Ines, de clio Sc alaba,
no es menester alaballo. -"
puede afladir ell companero, y
recordar, 81 le parece, los item
pos omtn0soS, en- los cuales po-
dia quebrar una GAIA de arroz
pero no echdmdoLe tteryG al
0sWnto, para que no Sc dedujese
la responsabilidad de los direc-
torres.
La verdad es que nj en- ell
Congo Sc observan cosas como
las que vienen ocurriendo en-
este prospero, feliz y nunca bien
escarmentado Puerto Rico.
Funciona, afos y anos, con
rendimientos prosperos, bien ca
careados, una GAIA de ahorros,
donde el pobre acumula, peseta
a peseta, la economic laboriosa-
mente obtenida a costa de pri-
vaciones personales. Y de re-
pente, coincidiendo con la ms
talacion de una nueva sobera-
MIA, desaparece esa GAIA de aho-
rros, sin evidencia su estado de
quiebra ante ning1n tribunal, y
10 que es peor, sin dar satisfac-
clones explicatorias a los impo.
nentes. Quejase un peri6dicc
del hecho y nadie le hace case
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28

Sensible me es ell empezar' estas no.
tas, cumpliendo con nj deber de CO.
rresponsal del "Boletfn" con dos aeon
tecimientos tristes: uno el fallecimiento
de la estimada amiga dora Delfna
Mattel y Delgsdo, esposa del tambien
amigo don Wistremundo Ortiz, ocurri-
do en- la mafiana de aver. A su entie-
rro verifcado en- la mafIana de este dia,
asistio una regular concurrencia, como
demonstration de amiStad la familia
Ortiz Mattel. Una vez llegado a la
Metropolis los restos rnortales de la
que fue nuestra amiga; despidio ell due
10 con la elocuencia que sabe haCerlo,
ell inteligente professor amigo de nues-
ira estimation, don Rafael Cuevas Ze-
queira, dando las gracias 4 los asisten-
tes al acto, y eXtend1endose en- otro
orden de ideas respecto al sentimiento.
Muy bien estuvo dicho amigo.
El otro acontecimiento 10 fue la
muerte del amigo y dignisimo artesanc
don Claudino Gonzalez, vlctima de
rapida enfermedad. Su entierro veri :
fcado en- la tarde de aver estuvo muy
concurrido, sendo despedido ell duelo
por el ap1eciado amigo don Vicente
Ortiz y Lopez, quien no pudimos oir,
informandosenos que estuvo muy atil-
dado en- su corta y sencilla peroracion.
Que Dios haya concedido los que
|abandonaron este mundo de miserias
ell premio reservado a los buenos, y re-
ciban sus famlliares nuestra sentida
condolencia.
~ Ha fijado su residercia en- este
poblado, nuestro respectable amigo don
Demetrio Valera y fan,ilia, quien ha
sido contratado para una de las escue-
las graduadas durante el proximo afIc
escolar que dara principle ell 2S del &C
tual. Sea bienvenida tan estimable ia
milia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28

cruel desgracia iene a veces
una mission redent ora.
La adversidad & dignifica y
redime, 9 arrastra y precipita:
aquf parece que Sc va hacienda
10 primero. iOjala J que no Sc
tuerza ell camino, aI,enas inicia-
do, con resolution v energfa, al
parecer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28
P..3s:lim g aio ssseve
LOS HIJOS DE BACO

En- Berne, Indiana, Sc esta llevando
adelante una campafia encarnizadfsima
entire los partidarins del licor Y los pro-
hibicionistas. A Mr.. Frederick Rohers,
director del Witness, que es 6rgano
de los prohibicionistas, Sc 10 dijeron de
misas los contrarios. Cuanda nlenos
Sc 10 cataba, despert6 hecho un Santos
Dumont, volando con casa, .anilia,
imprenta, tirsda y cuanto habia Le
habfan puesto una gran bomba de di--l
namita bajo los cimientos. Por mila-,
gro de la Provideucia no hubo deSgra-,
cias personales. pero los prohibcio ais !
tas quedaron sin orgauo. ,aq5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-28

Esta distinguida y muy apre-
ciable seforita, de Caguas, Sc
halla desde el jueves en- esta Ca
pital, donde piensa pasar una
temporada.
Grata estancia le desearnos en-
esta a la simpatica cagiiefia.