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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11

yesterday morning. the pastor, Rev. DR..
r. Y. Badly, preached an interesting ser
mon His subject was The Message to
the Church ut Smyrna" and the follow
ing lines give a description Of the church
and It's people:
THE church at Smyrna was composed
or poor and prosecuted Christians. living
In great and beautiful and wealthy city.
Their fidelity amid trial. poverty and per-
secution, called forth from the Savior
this wonderful message, which Is all COM
nendation. without any complaint. He
finds no fault with these Christians, but
inspires them with encouragement, the
Joyful approval and most precious prom
ises,'
a large attendance, together with splendid
music and services.
Funeral Of Infant.
The funeral of Mary Burrows, the
fifteen-month infant daughter Of
Mr.. Guy r. Burrows, who died Friday
night in the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. Burrows. in swansboro, took place
from the home yesterday afternoon at
3 O'Clock, Rev. c. o. Woodward offlciat-
ing. The interment was made in Maury
Cemetery.
Personals and Briefs. j.
While sleighing Friday night Mr.. Lyon
Bradley. Of No. 1901 Bainbridge Street,
fell off the sled and suffered large
cash on his nose.
Mrs. Mamie Oppleman, wife OF Mr..
Philip Oppleman, who has been sick for
soma time, was taken to the Virginia
| Hospital yesterday morning for treat
| ment.
/, The Young Peoples Aid Society Of
| Cowardin Avenue Christian Church will
| give valentine tea on tho night OF the
! l4th. The public Is invited to attend.
The Junior Aid Society will give q
valentine social In the home Of Mrs. G.
I o. Woodward, No. liz Cowardin Avenue,
on the night Of the 18th. The public is
\ invited to attend.
Car No. 7O6 OF the Petersburg line was
| unable to go yesterday afternoon about
| O'Clock as the result of the break
rods swapping. Two men Of the Virginia
Passenger Power Company were sent fol-
and fixed 1t In a few minutes.
4 Miss Brownteigh French, OF No. 1900
I Decatur Street, broke her arm ycster-
day morning by slipping on the Ice and
| catching her hand in door. She was
!! reported to be feeling slightly bettei
last night.
Mr.. Benjamin Baber, who was badly
hurt some time ago. Is reported to DC
| slightly improved. During Mr.. Baber's
illness he has spoken about a dozen
| words.
A meeting OF the Street Committee
has been scheduled for tonight at 1880
4 O. clock, when the question OF granting a
permit to the Southern Oil Company vii
! be considered.
! The ladies OF Manchester Kindergarten
| Association will give q tea at the home
| nj Mrs. M. b. Staples, No. 1922 Porter
| Street, tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
BARTON HEIGHTS
honor OF the Barton Heights

The roll of honor OF the Barton Heights
School Is as follows:
Seventh Grade--Celeste Anderson, Hugh
Leach and Norma Woodward.
Sixth B Grade-Hughl Huffman, Louise
seny and Viola James.
Fourth B. Grade-Lucy Taylor and Bessie
Kittinger.
Lowry and Oscar Wilson.
Third A. Grade-Alice Crutchfeld, Emma
Goddin, Goodwin Kpyk, Douglas Roden and
Second B Grade-Hazel Lancaster. Beau
fort Ragland. Julian ANDERSON 1, annie A Arm
ton Farrow and Lois Watkins
First Grade--Irving Gordon, Ida Luck.
Dina Groomes. Starr Hall. George sipp.
Willie Tiiler and Roland Watkins.
Second Honor Pupils: Senior a Grade
Mabel Ellis and Edna Griffin.
intermediate B Grade-Robert puncanson
intermediate A Grade-Bnynn; Jeter, Bes-
sic Payne. Lizzie RUSSELL. Brad6treet4 Peastey
and Matte Raines
Junior B Grade-Marian Mohat. Archie
T!ller and Charles Davenport.
Junior A. Grade-IIugh Noel. Mary Leach,
Mary williams and Vernon Bixby.
Seventh b Grnde-Orayson Leadbettcr.
Seventh A Grade-May Casselman. Edith
RE RE cu u .' Violet Chamberlain, Wilton Nc
TYRE. Frank Taylor and Kathleen OBannon.
sixth 3 Grade--Kathleen Gregory
rot. Jake schwam and Frank Harris.
Fifth 3 Grnde--Lawrence Cnsselman. Aus
AIN Martensteln, Ada Fairlamb. Joseph
Peasley, Aubrey Hooper. Exile Owen. Elsie
f Fifth A. arade-Elizabeth Christian.
Florence Harris. Earl Warren, Page Floyd,
Carl BIxley, Ruby Floyd. Barbara Cross.
Coleman Crump, Hazel Schwnlm and Thelma
Currie ~,
Tlller. Harriet Rady Lynn dorIon a, car1 rte
Stockton and Emily Tiller.
Fourth A Cirade--Ellse Whltehurst. Lille
rier. Helen Deuel., George Richardson
Roden. Malcolm Pitt and Ashby Peaseley.
Third Is Grade--IIelen Slpp. Mary Greg
ory Louise Groomcs. Mary Bcauford, Bettlt
shinnult, Harry Nuckols and Willie kass,
Third Grale--Bessie Bachs. Pearl Hard
INK, Wilmer Hamburg, Wade Mlnter. Willarc
Grace Turner. Boyco Tiller and Pearl Tlller
Second d Gradc--,Jnmes Collins. Frit7
Docrrer Reata Flanagan, Willie Flscher
David Gregory, Ernest Pennell, carr rom
man. Hinton Richmond, Irene Senaar, =, p'r'
FIRST B Grade--Iynwood prumeller. Liz
zie Doerrer Genieve Eaton, Haryie Harris
Lena Horner, Dick I1uyk. Edwin Mooers
Lucy S,elngie and 1rnn Yeitch.
First 4 Grnde--Ross Beech. Dorothy
Gardener, Jessie Hatcher. Lynwood Lautef
back and Myrtle Moore.
Those Promoted: Seventh Grace
Milton Collins. william Rady Waliae'
Stockholm, George Stockton, ne1dt shii,a'io
lillian Harding and Gladys Martenstein.
Sixth a Graae--Jack Fischer and Horace
Fifth B Grade--rerrell Gordon and ELM
Fifth Grade--Grnce Hartelins Franz
Farrow, Harvie Goddn. Glayds to'e'''a'
| and Robert Dinford, ,a,, cas-.
First a Grnda--Herbert SONAR, i'"' 80
| uolman7 and Alfred Benson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
FULTON NEWS

Messrs Allie Andrews and Hugh Campbell,
OF Petersburg, and Samuel McEwen and
Mr.. Brockwel Of Matoaca. were recent
visitors to Fulton. These gentlemen, with
delegation from the Gospel Hall, held a.
special meeting TO- make plans for the am
meets in the spring.
Pioneer Chapel, on the Darbytown Road.
Henrico county, was dedicated last Sunday.
Rev. David Hepburn. pastor OF Fulton Bap-
list Church, preached tho dedication SER
mon.
Henrico Council, Royal Arcanum Initiated
four candidates at their meeting Thursday
night. This council Is going right ahead.
there being hardly n meeting night but
there are several limitations The commit.
tee is preparing an elaborate and Interesting
program for the twenty-fourth anniversary,
to take place on February 21st.
Mr.. a, b. Slaughter. formerly Of the Full
ton Brick Company has accepted the posi-
tlon OF chief clerk to Ynrc1aaster- A. e..
Quarles, OF tho Fulton yards Of the Chesa-
p peal and Ohio Railroad. Mr. Roy Carter:
retiring clerk. has been promoted to yard
conductor at the Seventeenth Street yards
Mrs. Jennie Williamson. formerly, of Full
Messrs Frank walker ana Robert Bailey,
formerly fremen for the Chesapeake and
and Ohio Railroad. have both stood success
ful examinations recently and have been
promoted to engineers.
Herman Reams is the guest Of relatives
and friends in Ohio.
Mr.. N. s. Angle has been appointed a
special policeman for Henrico county.
Frank Woodson, OF Wilmington, NJ c., was
a recent visitor to his parents on Fulton
Eli.
Captain G. d. Day has returned from a
business trip to Oak Ridge.
Mrs p. NJ. O'Donnell. formerly OF Fulton,
now OF Pittsburg, Pa who has been visit
ing friends here. has returned
Mr.. Rufus Meadows. of Talcutt. w. Va,
has returned from pleasant visit to his
brother law, MIR. w. j. Klgore, on LOUIS
lana Street.
Miss Irene Rice has returned from n visit
to her aunt. Mrs. Seth Morgan. in Norfolk.
Mrs. D. O'Dwyer. who has been very Ill.
Ia Improving.
Tho ladies of Four-Mile Creek Baptist
Church will give a box social at the church
on February 22d, Washington's birthday.
Cake and fruit Will also be for SALE and
an entertainment is being prepared.
\ succ essful business trip though the South
this city.
John X. Vaughan, the Fulton paper-car
! rer. who slipped and broke his kneecap
4 last Wednesday morning, is getting along
| nicely under the care Of his physician. DR..
] b. l.. Reams.
| .'Tacky Party" will be given next Fri
| day night at the home of Miss Annie Seals
1 on Fulton Hill. The proceeds Will be for the
! benefit Of Fulton Baptist Church Sunday
! school.
George Grimes, OF Chicago, who has beer
! visiting his sster-in law. Mrs. Annie Grim es
| on Denny Street. has left for Pennsylrantn
| to visit relatives before returning home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
UNLUCKY THIRTEEN.
Were Playing Skin Game When
Disturbed by Officers.

Tt was the unlucky number which
brought lll-luck to thirteen negroes
ioint at No. SIS Shocks Alley, run by
Richard Smith. n
Oficers Redford. Amos and Toler got
wind that tho game, was IN praEress
early Yesterday morning. and the three
ar them decided to do things. The DILL
GERS crept up to tho house In the dark
ress Of the early morn. and heard from
within the triumphant or anxious en-
CARNATIONS, as tho case might be. de-
noting that some ono had made few
pennies while another was mourning
his loss. The lock was picked by one
OF the officers. who evidently mas miss,
cd his calling, and entrance was gained
without the slightest noise.
! The rest was easy. The officers
walked in on the crowd, and arrested
every man-jack of them wnils they
ware In the midst OF n gamo. The nn-
lucky thirteen will pay the piper this
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
MONEY ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE
The Accused Was Nephew Of
United States Senator

GREENWOOD. MISS, February To-
James Money. Ir.. nephew OF United
states Senator II. ID. Money, and cousin
of Governor James Il. Yardaman, was
acquitted to day of the murder OF "a
II. Henderson. neishbor at Cruser.
Miss, November 10th, last on the
plea OF self-defense,
Congressman W., s, Hin made mo
closing argument last night Tor me
"A feud OF long standing had existed
between the Money and Henderson
families, duo TO the latter cutWlttins
the Moneys In a lead deal, Ihe t@o
mon met In the railroad uepoe
Cruger, and Money. aceoiains ~ w
testimony, managed 20 xs,l ~ ~, ".
moment after Henderson had thu afops
on him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
GREAT MEETING
YIN. c. A WORKERS
Thrce-Day Session at University
OF Virginia Closed Last
Nipht.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. February
10.-The students conference of the VIZ
GINA Young Mems Christian tons,
which assembled in Madison Hall. at the
University Of Virginia, on Friday night.
came to close tonight with big
meeting in Cabell Hall, united in by prac-
tically all CT the Christian people OF the
community, the churches Of Charlottes-
Vile being closed.
Prominent speakers in attendance upon
the conference occupied the pulpits OF
tho Charlottesville churches at the morn
ing hour. DIR. w. H. Forsythe medical
missionary to Korea, under the apphint-
ment OF the Southern Presbyterian
Church. addressed the congregation at
the Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Forsythe has had thrilling OK
perence in Korea, his life being saved by
the skillful medical treatment of DR..
Thomas II. Daniel. recent graduate OF
the University of Virginia, now a medi-
cal missionary to Korea Mr.. L. A.
Coulter, for many years State secretary
OF the Y. NJ. C. a., spoke at the First
Methodist Church; DR.. James Lewis
Howe. at the Christian Church; Mr..
Trueman S. Vance, of Richmond, State
secretary for county work, at the First
Baptist Church, and the Rev. f. A.
Brown, now engaged in the mining fields
of West Virginia, at Belmont Methodist
Church s45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
MAJOR PENROSE
CASE THIS WEEK
Court-Martial Will Bring Out
Army Side Of Browns
yille.'

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. February To-
The Penrose courtmarltal Will be re-
sumed tomorrow. and 1t is expected
the testimony this week will bring out
the army side" of the case.
1t Is expected that Captain T.. A.
Macklin, who is also to be tried in con-
ncction with the Brownsville raid, will
go on the stand during the week.
Aside from Captain Macklin, other wit
nesses from the army will be Second
Lieutennnts Lawson and Brier, twenty
nifty infantry. and Major
Spottswood; N. Taliaferro. OF the TWEEN
ty-hfth infantry, who was the only no
gro stationed at Fort Brown not dis
charged,
Major Combe. Of Brownsville. who did
much to pacify the feelings of the
also. expected to go on the stand this
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
PRESIDENT is PATERNAL
TO MOTHERS IN SESSION

SYRACUSE, N. Y, February 10
Mrs. y, H. Merrill, OF this city, presl-
dent OF the New York State Mothers
Assembly. Is in receipt of letter from
President Roosevelt, In which dc de-
fines the places of the father and
mother In the home. Tho letter was
written in response to one asking sus-
gestions for tho council Of mothers
recently held at Newberg, and the
state convention to be held in tho
fall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
SPEAKS TO VETERANS.
DR.. Mcdaniel breaches Sermon
at Soldiers Home.

nv Dr. George w. MCDANIEL, pasto.
:, he First Baptist Church, conducted
~ the Lee Camp ssolG!srs' Home yes
serday afternoon. preaching to = IA, lasg ss
nersons from without the Home ~.
McDaniel preached most inpre ssive
sermon on the theme. Prepare TO Meet
God" and was given close Afternoon
,,jcn two veterans residing at the
Home. made professions OF conversion.
one OF the features of the service was
the music, two ladies contributing Ho.
cal solos, in addition to the excelleht
CONGREGATIONAL singing.
Dr. Mcdaniel Will leave to-day for
Ocala, Fla, whittier he goes to con-
duct a revival service. He VIII be gone
ten days. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
DR.. Moore to Students.

Rev. Walter w. Moore. D. D.. OF
Union Theological Seminary. spoke yes
terday afternoon to the students Of
the Medical College OF Virginia In the
chemical amphitheatre The Y. NJ. e.
A. of the Medical College are holding
meetings each Sunday afternoon Mt $3.50,
which are being well attended by the
students OF both colleges and by other
young men. Prominent speakers are
secured for each Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
1WOOLWICH ARSENAL
4 WRECKED BY EXPLOSION

LONDON, February lily q terrific
axniosion at $40 Of this morning was
Wreolsed the chemical res search depart
All the windows in the town Were.
q i Is believed no lives were lost {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
DECREASE DUTY ON WHEAT
TO STOP WHEAT FAMINE

+ MEXICO CITY, Mex. February TO-.
Foreseeing q, wheat famine In tho coun-
try. owing to bad crops, the Finance
J,epartment has considerably decreased
tho custom-ho' SO duties on wheat import
cd from the United States. DUTY thai
thew vii, have to pay from February
18TH to- Juno l3th viii be $3.50 for 100
Kilograms, 3gqss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
NEWSPAPER MAN
KILLS GAMBLER

pENDLEroN, ORE, February 10
John p. McManlls, editor Of the Pilot
Rock Record. shot and killed Robert
Estes. gambler. in the Pullman saloon,
on Main Street, yesterday afternoon. NO
motive is known to exist for the shoot
ing. as the men We're not acquainted. IT
is presumed McManus took Estes for
another man whom the editor believed
had robbed him last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
COLONEL FARROW DEAD;
PICTURESQUE CHARACTER

ATLANTA, GA, February 1o.-Col-
onel Henry Pnttillo Farrow, who was
closely connected with the most
stirring political history of South
Carolina and Georgia. died here late
to-day, aged seventy-three.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
"Life Work

At $50 this morning Rev. w M. For
rest, associate professor OF Biblical his
tory and literature In the University of
Virginia. delivered all address TO the dele
gates on "Iife-Work," and an hour later
the topic. THE Claims Of the Ministry"
was discussed by Mr.. Hopkinson Ralston,
OF the Union Theological Seminary, Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11
Meeting Held.

The meeting of the Richmond and Man
chester Baptist Sunday School Associa-
ton which was held in the Stockton
Street Church yesterday afternoon at
o'clock was very enthusiastic one. A
large attendance assembled and a good
report from the Sunday schools OF Rich
mond and Manchester was brought in M
address was made, owing to the fact
that the appointed speaker was unable to
be present
Interesting Sermon.
At the cambridge Street Baptist Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11

yesterday morning, the pastor, Rev. DR..
Il. v. Badly, preached an interesting SER
mon. His subject was The Message to
the Church at Smyrna" and the follow
ing lines give description Of the church
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Un corresponsal d Caguas mani-
fiesta. ene las fabricas DE tabacos ira
bajan muy POGO. No pueden contar
los torcedores con trabajq SECURE en-
ninguno de los talleress., No sc sabe
Ia causa, pero~ 10 que 81 se sabc 60,
que de momento a momento hay pa.
ralizacion y cierre de fabricas-
La question tabaco esta en- calma
tambien. No Sc We 81 movimiento
del afio pasado nj la@competencia de
compradores. Quifre decir: que este
a1lo hay muchos que >vendan y pocos
que compren.' ~
FL pueblo desea cese esta perspec4
tlva, para que vuelva 4 haber movi--
miento metalico, que es 10 esencial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30
e 4 A L B A
l..

dos Sc enazan como hacen las personals cuando Sc be-
san; son gracosas duces.
Estos son los buenos espirtus tlenen rostros SON.
rlenes y sin arrugas los preferidos del nifo
Cris,oba al oirlos les saltan las lagrimas no Sc
cansaba de hacerlos salir de su retro.
Son sus amigos, sus tiernos amgos.....
De esta suerte Sc pasea Ell milo por Ell bosque de
los sonidos siente entorno suyo miles de fuerzas
desconocidas; que le echaban le llaman para de-
vorkrle.
Un dia lie sorprendi6 Melchor de esta suerte le
hizo sobresaarse de miedo voz estent6rea
Crist6bal creyendose culpable, Sc lev6 precipi-
tadamente las las oreas para preservaras de
los temibles thrones.
Pero Melchor renfa por casualidad estaba de
buen humor reia.
-lTe in.eresa ESQ, muchacho? le diio d4ndole
amistosamente con II mano en- Ia cabcza.
lQuieres quo te ensede tccar7
Que 81 queria!...
Murmur6 que ST encautsdo.
Sentzronse ambos ante q piano, pero Crtobal 50
encaran6 esta voz sobre pa do enornaes libros;
despuks tom6 81 peimera lecci6n con 81 mayor cuj-
dado.
Supo por d prooto qus aquslos espfritu a. .um-
baba. tsnian nombfss dngulaIss. nonheoe q e1(ilo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30
En- Il Corte Municipal
del Distrito Judicial Municipal
de Bayamon. P. r.

Estados Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente IS.
de los Estados UnidOs.
Ex-Parte, Antonia VillsfafIa.
POR CUANTo: dofia Antonia Villafa-
/ IA, por medic de su abogado don Ce-
lestino ]. Perez, ha presentado ante
esta Corte Municipal una moci6n So
licitando la conversion en- inscrip-
ci6n de dominic de la possession que
que tiene de la fnca siguiente:
Rustica radicada en- Ell barrio de
Pajaros del termino municipal de Ba
yam6n, compuesta de treinta y@einco
cuerdas equivalentes a catorce hecte-
|reas, veinte y siete areas y noventa
~ tres centiareas, y colinda por el
Norte, con Felipe Vizcarrondo la
quebrada denominada Santa Catali
ma; por Ell Sud, con Nicanor del Pine
por Ell Este con Mr.. Henry V-rGroch
antes. hoy de Deford y Com pahia y
por Ell Oeste, con Jose Ramon Ayen7
de.
POR TANTo: habiendo sido admitida
dicha mocion, Sc dispuso por el Hou.
Jose Julian Acosta, Juez de la Corte;
Sc anunciara la pretenci6n aducida
por tres vaces, en- uno de los per lodi
cos diarios de San Juan, fin de que
los que Sc cream perjudicados puedan
ejercitar su derecho en- el termino de
ounce dlas naturales a contar> desde
Ell de la publication. Y 4 los efectos
dispuestos expido la prensente de
orden de la Hon. Corte de Bayamon
"a de ADril de 1907 .Guillermc
Rengel, Secretario della Corte Mu-
nicipal. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30
GAkGANTA

C1ranse, sin tenor 4 que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta,
taTingi;is. anigdalitis. ronqueras,
cosoul.leos, tos nerviosa, extinciones
&c voz, aneinas, con@ las Pastillas
Houce 4 Ia Cocaina. %~.
>,n lsso sc recomienda. especial
-1vntc 4 los oradores, .profesores.
cantantes, y todas las personas que
fatigan su voz por I'm traba jo exec
sivo. - -
Para evitar toda decepc ion. que
pudiera Ser grave, exijase la frma
Houde sobre la faja de garantis de
US Pastillas. i
En- venta en- todas las buenas Far
macias.-Dep6sito 20, rue A]bouy.
Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Los sei1ores Estanislao Vega, Ro-
CELLO Torres y Eleuterio Quesada
han ingresado en- el Penal de Ponce
cumplir dos meses de carcel senten
ciados por Ell juez municipal seilo1
Gtillermety por iue gos prohibidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Maflana entrari en- este puerto pro.
cedente de Ia ''Gu5ira' Ell vapor anne.
ricano Philadelphia saliendo por la
tarde con rumbo & Nuev1 York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Un tenedor de libros, con diez afios
de practica. solicita una colocaci6n
en- San juan. Puede presentar mag
nificas referencias. Dirijanse esra
Redaccion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Hemos oIdo decir que ell Comis 10 -
nado Mr.. Grahame, ha manifested do
que Sc propone conceder un solar al
se1lor Fundador Vargas, quien 10 uti-
lizara temporalmente para construir
un teatrito de verano y dedicarlo &
tunclones clnematograhcas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Los vecinos y prop;etarios de Gua-
yama sc lamentan de la sequia que
reina en- aqucl pueblo, por la cual Sc
teme que Sc oierdan las cosechas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Aver 4 las once de II maiIaaa ~ r.
Marina tavitron lina<rif1a Francisco.
Gomez y Antonio Rosario teniendo.
q1e interven q polcis De servicio.
que los condujo II carccl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30
122 JUAN CR1STOBAL

da vez mas leos haca los misteriosos retros donde
van hundirse desaparecen.
iYa desaparecieron..
No. murmuran todavia. -. cual ligero batir de
Que extrano es todo esto!
;Dirfase que espiritus que obedecen Sc ha-
liam cautivos aquella viea GAIA! les cosa mex
plicable!
Pero 10 mejor dc todos es cuando Sc ponen dos de-
dos sobre dos tecas la vez
Jamas sc sabe punto flo loque va pasar.
los dos espiritus enemigoe Sc rritan, Sc
pelican. odian zumban 81 estuvieran de NAL
humor: infan Ia gritan va coericos va dolo-
ridos.
Crist6bal lie encanta este; diriase que son mons
ruos encadenados que muerden sus cadenas golpean
fuTiosos las paredes de su prisi6n parece que van
salir furiosamente uera, los genos aprsonados
en- cofrecillos zrabes bajo 81 sello de Salom6n, de
que hablan los lbros de cuentos.
--Otros parecen lisonjearnos acariciarnos; pero
. compeeDde bien que solo desean mordsr que tie
nm 6ebre
Crst6bal no sabe 10 que qujere: pero le atraen,
L turban casi 10 hacsn Tuborissrse.
ossas sssaan. notas que parscsn anafss; 10 soai-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

FL juez municipal de Toa Alta
lnstruye una Sumarla contra Baldo-
nero Rivera y Jose MARTINEZ, por es-
candalo y rlna en- un bale en- la re,
sldencia de Hemeterio Rivera de.
aquel pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Ha sido nombrada telegraftta de
Vega Bala Il. distingui1a sef1orita AL
fonsa Variacher que cuenta CON mu-
c has Simpatias en- aQuel pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Maflana prlmero de Mayo tendra
lugar tn Il teatro una fiesta literaria
por los obreros de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Por el cuarlel de la policia insular
de Ponce Sc ordena la requisitoria y
captura del preso Fortalo Martinez
que Sc fug6 de las obras en- ell hospi-
tai San Lucas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Hoy sc hs vendido la carne en- el
mercado 36 centavos Ell kilo y de
cerdo 40 centavos Y el pescado q IS
ccntavos la libra.