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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-01
FIN DE UNA RAZA

go para ir al colegio: que divide de darle
la salud la cocinera que ha pueso muy MALTA te
tengo que pedr porcon de cosas. pero ahora
puedo porque estoy muy ocupada.
Adi6s querida Virgen, va te escribire mas despa-
cio muchos besos Sehor los angelitos te quere
a ii mucho tamben tn
FERNANDO
Cuando hubo logrado hacer rer SD madre. ha
bio todavla de mutud de cosas, riendose hacienda
reir su natural gracejo ;nocencia era una
verbosidad, que haca los ojos como la impre
sion de lin rimo paro alegre; era toda ell alma de
la nina brotando sus labos en- frases ojos
vfvidos rehejos de luz grande misterioss;
la algeria del uerte que eliz sin arrebatos
sin vioencias, sin grandes palptacones de uchas; ell
amor que todava pieusa combatido nj des
dedado; e amor que todavfa comprende que
carnara en otro SER vve a solas, germinando
ciendo de misma sava. puro. senco. ell dnico
que Fernando podia sentr aque con unto de perfec-
clones morales fscas aquea organization superior.
RIGA envotura de alma infnitamene superior
a1n.
Como Sc hablo de todo. habo tsmben del Wage
de Francisco Hoffman,, Fernada lie pre-
gunto Jacobo dc repente:
-Pero listed mo Sc jba marchar2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-01
M. MARITIME BARRICNUFN NO

iOh que distinta dofa Adonza de 10 que
ell vperino Santorin gruia mascullando un cigarru-
cho NAL oliene.
La madre hababa.
-iS6lo en- ell mundo
Esta usted como 10 estara Octavo un dfa .
Solo en- ell mundo.
Pero usted tjene concencia de la vida de las cosas
vel no..
Vivo ell tenor constante de saber que ha come
lido cuaquier locura
Fernando habfa inclinadoss cabeza saba va el
motive de aquea extaa melancolia que Observable en-
madre.
Habfa sabdo fue golpe tremebundo para su
corazon la vida desordenada que hIjo hacfa
Fue inuti la penossima labor de Fernando para
ocuear 4 su madre la conducta dudosa de Oc,a-
vic.
La sefora movia la caoeza gran desaento:
Tacobo Observable conmov1o aquel rostro bllnCo de
transpariencia ideal aquea frente anCha pen~s
dora aqueos ojos duceS spagad0s, como csnS3dos de
sempre 10 mismo vIda de mseras
-Yo hubiera querido verle casado-ahadi6 la pobre
madre souriendo penosamente. sonriendo como para
guitar palabras ants .isini- h,l que dc 81
corszon salla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-01
Secci6a, ,-eIigiosa
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MES DE NJ RIO
SANTOS DE HOY
yie~nes I.-San Rudesindo Ro-
SenIo. obi>po y contcoor.
SANTOS DE MA<4N4
S1,.Jo 2.--.s4u SinP!icio papa.
MISAS DE MANANA
ca,edral, a las 7 y 9 dc Ia mahan'
San Jose, IN de la ,dem
San Francisco. IN de la idcn
Santa Ana, IN y ga de la laem
rsnyento de San Migdel Q de L
capilla T OF, on Dc = i'em
Pucrta av I1eAIa, Z d- - 4a~ln
Santurce, 2 d. a iden
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-01

Dc regrsso Dc ea viaje ( Madrid, ha sstablsejl
% ofotaa professional
- Il Cails d Tstuxn n6mero 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
CASINO THEATRE.
"The Cav White Way" "

Wine. Woman and Song" which had long and
prosperous career at the Circle Theatre last sea-
son. has been put the stage of the Casino
Theatre under the name OF The Gay White Way"
The first performance occurred last night be-
fore a numerous and sympathetic audience.
OF course, this latest edition OF Wine, Woman
and Song is improvement in some ways. but
On the whole it presents new ideas, will II
add any glory to the long list OF successful enter
talnments that have been seen at this theatre for
quarter OF century.
Despite the lack of originality, however. THE
Cay White Way Is clean humorous, plotless and
entertaining. II will probably have a prosperous
season at this theatre, it deserves, for there
are several clever performers who do well what
they have TO do.
Of these mention may be made Of MI Jefferson
De Angels Mr.. Alexander Carr who was with
TIE Wine, Woman and Song company: Mr Frank
Doane, Miss Blanche Ring. Miss Maud RAYMOND
M Joseph Redmond, Miss Harriet Forsythe and
Miss Laura GuerIte. In the course of the per-
Torrance there limitations Of the principal play
ers in the current attractions Severn! OF the song
which seemed 10 please were Somebody's Been
Around Here sung by Miss Raymond; Climbing
the Ladder OF Love-" by Miss Ring and Mr. Carr:
School Of Acting" by Mr. De Angels and Miss
Ring, and MY Irish Gibson Girl by Miss Ring
and chorus
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
THEATRICAL CHANGES AT HAND.

arlous changes. considerably altering the COM
LeAioh cf theatrical affairs will in the local
'"eaHes in the course OF the next two or three
weeks On October IL Mr.. Henry w Savage will
eHect revival Of Madam Butterfly" presenting
l' romantic, touching play at the Garden Thea
- "hlch then will be opened for the new sea-
On the same populous and busy night Mr.
3iiels Nllson,-now at the Carrick acting in the
socuhd farcicai play When knights Were Bold
-" convey that piece the Hackett Theatre
7"''hg the Garrick stage TO Mr. Charles Klein's
He" comedy called THE step-sister" Miss Flor
yS h1oeeris' now visible at the Hackett In THE
- -ekte everlasting" viii end her sorrows there
-. saturday night and viii proceed westward
oti'eF change ordained for October II will be
- e.'ihpnshed at Walacks Theatre where the tune
80 nonsense called THE Hurdy Gurdy Girl' will
- pace 10 a new play bv Mr. Edward Peple
'eo Ihe Silver Girl Mr.. George Fawcett Miss
T,,. oaSes and other players appearing in IT, At
---4ies cs Lincoln Square Theatre the Aborn Opera
YeHy WIZ. on October il. appear in English
t' presenting Robin Hood" Mr.. Samuel Torn
na,, "ii come forth az the West End Theatre on
!, ,. -, IN THE Money Lender" Tire opening
10 Deiascos new theatre fhs Stuyyesant is
.s.sa 1Lssa scT October &c. when Nir. David War
-; var mako MS re-eatrnnse presenting the new
ss "'aoe Tor him by David Belasco Pauline
Ai.o Marion Short entitled "A Grand Army
=. -. ~ DssSoer - Misc Elsie Janis viii emerge
YTo.s ~suie1efocczer Tscatrc IN play called The
ps On October 1 the Rogers Brothers in
so" ~ the Brosdwsy-wil be found q.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
ELI WHITNEY NOW HEAD OF YALE.
Chairman of Prudential Committee in
Absence of President Hadley.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

New Haven, Oct THE Yale Corporation at its
fail meeting to-day appointed ELI Whtney OF this
city. chairman of the prudential committee in the
six months absence from this country of President
Hadley. who sails tomorrow deliver the Roose
welt lectures in Berlin.
This appointment makes Mr.. Whitney practically
the acting president of the university for that
period although much of the routine of the presi-
dents office viii be cared for by Secretary stokes
Mr.. Whitney is president of the New Haven Water
Company. and was formerly State Senator
Mr.. Hadey presided to-day the fall meeting
of the corporation. announcing gift of $4,000 from
DIR. James McLane. Of New York City, Yale, 81
This sum received from the Harlem Railroad
for causing the death of his sister-in law Mrs
William McLane, whose property was left to Yale
Mr. McIane decdidng 10 add to It the railroad
money. making the total amount from Mrs Nc
Lanes death $1,000
New appointments We're: Theodore Harding
Boggs. Instructor in commercial geography; Carl
Kelner, technician in the newly established labo-
ratory of the professor of surgery in the medical
school: Charles Phineas Sherman now librarian
OF the Jaw school and instructor in Roman law. ad-
vanced 20 an assistant professorship; Harry b.
Jepson, university organist made professor OF ap-
piled music.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
BELGIAN BARON M. I. T. STUDENT,
Likes Athletics Over Here Better Than in
Germany.

Baron Raymond van Eetvelde, of Brussels. was
one OF the passengers on the Red Star liner Zee
land which arrived here last night from Antwerp
The baron is twenty years old and comes TO Amer
ica for his second year a student at the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology. When asked
how it happened he decided 10 come 10 this side
of the Atlantic for his professional training he
said that his choice lay between America and Ger
many.
But l thought the American schools were more
rrac+ical than tho German said the baron. Il
liked the way athletic sports were carried on over
here too. In some places there is too much atten-
ton paid TO them, but in Germany think there
is too little. The students receive no encourage
ment from their professors in their games. l Ike
the American system much better"
The baron is slenderly built and of a retiring
disposition. He has chosen mechanical engineer
ing his profession.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Metropolitan Museum Of Art, free 10 q. TO p.
American Museum OF Natural History, free, a
to p.
Geological Gardens. free ESQ E. m. $50 p m.
Carriage Builders convention. Arcade Building. 10
a
Squadron departs FOR jamestown escort for Gov
ernor Hughes. afternoon.
Thomas W Lawson speaks before Sphinx Club. Wal
dorf evening
Free lectures Of the Board of Education. 8 p m.
Wadleigh High School. 1l5th Seventh
avenue Louis L. Wilkinson. Hamlet; Public
School 81 No. 222 Mott street Inslee Il. Berry
The Structure and Functions Of the Healthy
Human Body; Public School 30
Book Public School 80, Sd and ith
Of First avenue. Clarence de Yaux Royer, Com
posers and Music Of Italy, Public School 100 9Jth
street between First and Second avenues. Albert
]. Blair. Pen Franklin; Picture OF the
Eighteenth Century, Public school IGg Audubon
Patriotic Songs and War Songs: American
EeuIn OF Natural History. 77th and Central
Park West, Mrs. Alice D lie Plongeon. THE
Famous Ruins Of Yucatan'; Institute Hall. No
Cycle Of Cathay'. Mission Of the Immaculate Nlr
gin. Great Jones and Lafayette streets. Francis
J Thyme. "A Tour Through Ireland New York
Public Library, No. l03 West l3Jth street. Curtis
Hidden Page. Henry Wadsworth Longfellov' ;
St CoIneiuss Church, No 423 West 46th street
University Settlement, No. 1s4 Eldridge
Ernest s Bates. Emerson.
hood House No sol 10th street {; Bavard
Young. The Land OF the Star and Crescent :
Public school ?. l89th street and Third avenue
Frank a. Gallup ITALY the ItalIans''; Public
School i3. williamsbrijge Dr. ] Seymour Emans
Human Body"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
LEILA FACETS FUTURE HUSBAND.

LEILA PAGETS FUTURE HUSBAND
General Sir Arthur and Lady Paget's daughter
Leila who is well known in this country and VINO
was a particular favorite Of her American grand
mother the late Mrs. Paran Stevens of New York.
will not be called upon to change her patronyrnc
on her marriage. for her future husband is d
Paget like herself bears the Christian name or
Ralph and Is one Of her distant cousins. Whereas
Sir Arthur is a grandson OF the first Marquis OF
Anglesey Ralph Paget is a grandson OF the first
Marquis OF Angleseys younger brother the match
can scarcely be described as brilliant, ana IL may
be doubted whether IL will afford much Satisfaction
10 Minnie Lady Paget. for the latter in tempera-
ment, character. tastes. preiudices and environ
ment Is as remote from her son-in-law elect, from
his mother (who likewise bears the title of Lady
Paget and indeed from all his branch of the fam
ily as are tho two poles. Minnie, Lady Paget, Is
to saw the least extremely worldly ultra-fashion-
able and might be described frivolous. were
there not much shrewd method in her fr1volity.
The other Lady Paget is extremely serious and
intellectual, is a vegetarian. Christian Scientist
and an artist, in addition to which she has pub
lished verse as we'll prose. She is very aesthetic.
and lives up to her Christian names OF Walpurga
Fhrengarde Helene. She is of German birth. being
daughter of the late Count HohenthaL At the
time of her marriage she was maid OF honor 10 En-
press Frederick, who herself had been married only
a couple of years or So and both Queen Victoria
and the late Prince Consort present at the
wedding. The late Queen always took kindly In
terest in the couple. and It Is thanks TO this that
Sir Augustus Paget enjoyed such quick promotion
MANY years OF his diplomatic career spent as
ambassador in Italy. where Lady Paget contracted
a warm friendship for "Ouida, in several of whose
novels she is portrayed in fiattering colors. Wal
purga Lady Paget, since becoming a widow. about
eleven wears ago. has made her home at Florence
spending much of her time with her daughter
adv Plymouth in England. Lady Plymouth is
the wife of the enormously rich Earl OF Plymouth
who until two years ago was known Lord
Windsor.
Ralph Paget who is not stalwart, takes after
his German born mother and his sister Lady
Plymouth in many respects. That is TO say, he is
serious minded. intellectual, and conveys more
the impression OF a student than OF brilliant man
of the world gay diplomat, Some of my readers
may recall him, for he spent couple of years
in this country as a member OF the British Embassy
at Washington in the early sO's. To-day he is
British Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of
SIAM with salary of $1,000 year and allowances
This is virtually all that he has live on for his
father died a poor man. His mother has fortune
10 speak of, added 10 which he is younger son.
Possibly on his marriage few weeks hence he may
be promoted to some post nearer home; otherwise
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Died.

s.2 October a5 at No q T9mDsas RsSs
the late Rachel Van Van yo9rhis and sylyanus Rasali
at II m. at Christ Church. Clinton and Harrison
ELLIoTT-on Saturday. October 5. at his summer
residence Thompson Conn Henry Elliott sgsd rs
Thompson. Conn Intermsn, az greenwood at ths
convenience Of the family
H0FFMANzAt Bar HarbOr. Ne, sunday: October 8:
HOFFMAN and Mary Oracle Norman. Notice OF funeral
NJ ENEARNEY-on October G. 1907 James McEnearney
beloved husband Of Mary McEsneayney- Funeral from
October s at p M Relatives ana friends invited to
attend Interment in Holy cross
Enthusiastically October s. 1907 Douglas. youngest
Il years Funeral services at 81: Johns Eptscopal
at 1;3O Internent at WOOdlawn-
MERRY-suddenly. on October 8. 1907. Anna NJ Merry.
Tesdencs 40 si7 vaG scksn s4e BrooEyn a. on Tde
|ay evening. at O'Clock
MaHsys Mount XTn9n Ms Dsr r. on M9Sda & 0'0ess S
@ ahf mee9 & N New WRTa syeS r. al a ra @ q Mas
Vernon. Interment private
M{LLINs-At ,a his home No sol Hicks St. Brooklyn
Lizzie Fox Relatives and friends invited attend
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
N9RBRoon 95e saturday October 19oI at her rest
sven p Norberg. Funeral private,
osdRGn 6.]6 Jersey City October Z 1901 Rsy Th9mD
First Presbyterian Church. Jersey City. Wednesday.
October 8. at IL a m. Interment at Princeton. N J.
RAINTAUX-At the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men and
Couules No. 745 Classon ave. Brooklyn October 8.
1907. Anthony Raintaux. in his SD Services on
Tuesday. October s. at p m
sEARLE-On Monday. October I. 1907 Haskell A.
No. 1+2 West 5Sth "Wednesday evening, October
o. at O'Clock Interment private Kindly omit flowers.
asd qs9ss s saa @ at HsS hi5 s9e gsS: WIZ. M' 9;
William H. seibert and only child q the late Miha1
services Newark Valley. N. T.. on Wednesday altar
noon. OctObe- O.
sENN-october his residence William Sem. be-
loved husband OF Mary 2. Semi Funeral services ai
D. Internent private
SIMPSON Suddenly aIqntington Long Island octooss
Brooklyn Funeral service Wednesday. October D. az
las D. m ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Huntington
in Greenwood Cemetery arrival OF AT
m train al Flatbush ave.
wILLETT-On Monday, September 30. at Flat Rock
n c., OF pneumonia IN the 62d year OF his aYes
Marinus WilIett, a native OF New York and de-
scendant OF General Marinus Wtllett, or the Hsvo-
lutionary War,
WILLLS-Dr. Lillian Alice Willis beloved daughter oe
Mary A. Willis. Of Nos. and Astor Place. Jer
sey City into at $50 last evening Notice %
interment later.
WILSON Suddenly at Sioux City. iowa Charles Ar
drew Wilson, Monday. October Z. Funsral serVices az
his late residence In sussex. N j. Thursday Octooea
10 8 .. N
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,

The stock company at this theatre gave two per-
formances yesterday OF Mr. Augustus Thomass
play The Other Girl which had a successful
career at the Empire Theatre several seasons ago.
Miss Edna May Spooner impersonated the charac-
ter OF Estelle Kitteridge, and Mr.. Augustus Phil
lips that Of DR. Clifton Bradford. Miss Jessie Nc
Allister appeared Myrtle Morrison, and Mr..
Harold Kennedy Kid Garvey. Both perform
ances We're entertaining and witnessed by
audiences that have come to look upon this play
house and the stock company established there as
domestic institution
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
ARCHBISHOP SUPPORTS PREMIER.
Newfoundland Prelate Denounces Action of
British Government.

St Johns. n. F.. Oct. THE Most Rev. Michael
Howley. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Newfound-
land. in address at church festival at Portugal
Cove to-day condemned the recent rescript issued
by the British Cabinet suspending the Newfound-
land laws governing the herring fisheries Tho
Archbishop said that the act of the imperial cab
met was "A monstrous piece of coercion" adding
that regardless OF the justice injustice of the
fisheries policy Of the Bond government all citi-
zens should join in protest against "an outrageous
attempt to deprive the colony its constitutional
rights"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
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New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
C.W.HARTRIDGEs FATHER AT MoRGUE
His Daughter-in-Law Still Missing-Not in
Sanatorium.

a. Il Hartridge. the father OF Clifford w Hart
ridge. whose wife has been missing for several
days visited the Bellevue mOrgue late last night
He examined the body of the unidentified woman
VINO was found yesterday morning on the New
YORK central tracks at llSth street and the North
River He denied a story that Mrs Hartridra
was In "a sanatorium. saying that the family had
idea whete she was
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
WEST END THEATRE.

Messrs. Cole and Johnson. negro performers, ap-
peared last night at the West End Theatre in their
farce called The Shoo-Fly Regiment" That farce
was presented By those sportive colored persons
some time ago, in this city, the Bijou Theatre
where il did attract much attention An effort
has been made to improve il, and, Of course il
runs more smoothly than it did at first
Messrs. Cole and Johnson evince animal spirits
ana Jealous desire to please Their sole aim is to
cause laughter and their antics often have that
fe-T
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

.he Liberty Theatre On October 21 the much
Heraided play called THE Merry Widow will be
PRESENTED at the New Amsterdam Theatre, while
tne spectacle of THE Round Up" current
mere viii be transferred to the spacious stage Of
the broadway Theatre The Merry Widow" comes
10 New York under the management of Henry W.
Savage
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
"THE HoYpEN" AT BUFFALO.

[By Telegraph The Trbunel
Buffalo Oct. THE Hoyden." the new comedy
with music in which Miss Elsie Janis appears for
the first time. opened at the Star Theatre tonight
There are three scenes, two of them laid in Nor
mandy and the middle at Dieppe There is a
story Of the Strengthening out OF the love affairs OF
a number of young persons The Hoyden' goes
10 the Knickerbocker Theatre, New York, soon
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Special Notices.
TO the FmploYer.


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SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file OF applications OF selected aspirants for
positions of various kinds which has just BEEN
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Between 36th and S7th Streets.
Office Hours: 9 a m. to @ o. N.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

Audrey" a dramatization of Miss Mary John
stons novel of that name is the attraction at this
theatre this week There were two performances
of the play yesterday. Miss Beatrice Morgan and
Mr. John Craig were in the principal parts.
The auxiliary characters impersonated by
William Norton George Howell William Carr, Miss
Louise Randolph and Miss Emily Melville.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
MEeER,s MUSIC HALL.

This place Of amusement will be opened on
thursday evening. October 10 when Mr. Joseph
"eoer Will make his re-entrance presenting a
tsFclcai play, by Messrs. Smith and Edwards en-
Iuea Hip-H!p-Hooray" The quality of the fabric
@l De inferred from the title OF il. Mr.. Weber's
methods II melting laughter have long been
A4o"1' and they do not require description at this
H''e' Daring the run Of ip-Hip-Hooray" after
noon performances will occur at Weber's Music
-4al On Tuesday and Saturday of every week
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
EDEN MUSEE.

An amusing picture, called THE Cello Player, -
has been added 10 the pictorial exhibition now
made al the Eden Musee by means Of the cine
faatograph, and several figures have been
placed in the group of soyereigns and other po-
tentates called Rulers Of the World" MANY in
teresting objects can be viewed this museum
And therefore its popularitY IS deserved
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

Mr.. Ffske OHara began last night the second
and last week of his engagement at this house
in an Irish play called "Dion O'Dare," which has
been amply noticed in this paper Beginning next
Monday night It IS announced. this theatre Will
be devoted TO light opera. "Robn Hood" will be
the attraction next week
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

HEhWO0p-MATHoT-0n Monday. October Z 1907
In the city OF New York Mrs sara CectTs Ma-,SV'..
lnee Hausser). formerly OF the Province OF oish
Canada TO Scott r. Sherwood. the State OF Cali
forna. @'N VI NaiI-
HooFIpEsPARD-on October T. 1907. at the
church of the Divine Paternity. New York nv the rsv
Frank Oliver Hall, Estee Pendletoa daughier os NJ
and Mrs Walter Douglas DespaFd TO William RerL
beck YandeThOof '' A'OiA-
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be iudors.d
with full name and address