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New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NEW JERSEY AUToMoBILIsTs CONFER.
Pass Resolutions Favoring More Liberal
Policy for Tourists.

Al meeting of the Associated Automobile Clubs
Of New Jersey. held at the Automobile and Motor
CIuh Newark. last night. w F. Sadler. jr. Of
Trenton president of the state organization bolted
,he meeting A letter from Senator Freifngfluysen
f Somerset. father of the present New Jersey au-
soreobc law. WAS read the meeting, and Mr.
>adler refused have anything to do with the
Senator's recommendations and deeamped
The meeting had been called TO discuss proposed
automobile legislation and representatives from all
over the state were present. Mr.. Frelinghuysen in
his letter, favored amendment compelling all
vehicles To carry lights and opposed any change in
.he speed ihnf:
Among the resolutions passed was one to allow
visiting autonobilists TO come into the state for ten
.5av. without a New Jersey license, and another
"a vs..irc the issuing licenses good in all
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
WITH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
Ne7c> YOrk Club Loses Odd Game to
Nezcarhc Ban Fiue.

The Newark Bay Club five the odd game ia
an Athletic Bowling League series from the New
York Athletic Club team at Bayonne last night.
in the first game it looked like New York more
than half the way, the totals reading 64i
favor of the visiting five at the end OF the sixth
in the ninth and tenth. while New York had two
misses a hole. that the home team won
with 934, against $50. For New York Adams
began with a spare punched five strikes. spared in
the seventh, struck again and finished with two
credits for "A clean game and q OF 236.
The next game all New York's, as the other
side fell below 500. There ninety pins In favor
of Newark Bay at the end of the third game, the
totals reading 922 to S32 Dwyer for the home team
started out with six straight strikes and finished
with 225 The cores were:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
TRIAL SOON BROUGHT TO END.
Only Forty-fve Minutes Required to Find
Man Charged with Murder Insane.
lBy Telegraph ., The Trinurs-1

BY Telegraph - The Trtours-I
Providence. Dec. fa-The shortest trial CT
prisoner on charge OF homicide held in this
state ended to-day in the Superior Court, when
jury brought In verdict of mot guilty by reason
OF insanity" in the case of Michael kearHey. ac-
crsed of shooting and killing his brother. Cornenus
Kearney in the OF Cranstol- on July L
Within forty-five minutes from the time the cass
was called a jury had been impanelled witnesses
were sworn and had testified. documentary evidence
was introduced and the jury took The case and
rendered the verdict. Governor Higgins then sisneo
an order remandng Kearney TO the State Hospitsi
far the Insane Kearney shot his brother. without
previous trouble with him. the victim sat reading
q newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
PREPARING FOR NEW MARRIAGE LAW.
Health Department Warns Ministers That
They Must File Report as Before.

Commissioner Darlington of the Health Depart
ment sent out yesterday the following notice to all
ministers and others authorized to perform the
marriage ceremony:
Tho marriage license law, which goes into effect
on lauuary l. 1905 does relieve those authorized
to perform the marriage ceremony of the legal re
sponsibty OF complying with sections l256 ana
to keen a registry of the marriages performed by
Won and 10 file a written copy of the same with
This department within ten days after the perform
ance OF any marriage
The new law will mark the end of the possibility
of secret marriages in this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
FOX KILLED IN BUN TO HOUNDS.

Nestbury Long Island. Dec. 1s tSpecial1----A big
red fox was killed. after spirited run to hounds
by several members Of the Meadow Brook Club
.<,-dav -bp hunting at the club Is over
t,yt lie farmers complained that their henroosis
vretc Icing depleted. and some Of the more en-
fhrsastic riders go; The hounds out ana ran Their
quarry down.
samuel Ni.iefx Hamilton Hadden. Harry 8
Base and william c. Hayes we're in at the xiii
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
New York Tribune

Just as Mrs. Kinnan had been, and he was
struck over the head with some heavy weapon
Shippo has closed up the house and refuses to
say anything about the incident.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

Cleveland Dec ie.-Frank Krag, of Buffalo.
Lake Shore engineer. though Ill and faint. stayed
at his throttle until he brought his fast train safely
into the Collirwood yards this afternoon He then
stepped frcm his cab. and In a few minutes was
dead Rrag.s Illness came after the train had left
Erie
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

CoaIs-For Wanderers Cloran t3. Williams CD uu-
frese ca for Princeton Phillips 90. Seabaon and os-
borne I2eferse-wiiam Hornfecf. Hockey Club of New
York. Time baives-Twenty minutes.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

Horses and Carriages.
AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE. LTD,
1ss4-fs42 BROADWAY.
W. X VANDERBILT.
ieIepHol1 -ocV N'4-@ President
HIcHEsEclAss HORSES {. L. WINTHROP, Jr.
At Secretary
.,Dy.re ANN E. NJ. WARE,
Treasurer. Manager
~ and Auetioneer
Nsv York. December IA. 1907.
York Tribune
Dear Sir: / wish TO say that splendid @'ad'
inserted By in paper yesterday morning has
been productive excellent results. 4 IL has at
traced much attention. both in the city and usare az
web IN JERSEY, from whence have had several
communications regard the Emergency Shoe and
expect from this correspondence to gee some substantial
orders I wish to thank the excellent set-up OF
the '-ad.' Yours truly
=. z MELVIN.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES TODAY.
four-year-olds and upward.

three-year-olds and upward
rds.
Light Note. log
Donna ................ loS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BROUGHT IN HIS TRAIN, THEN DIET.

sApprentiee allowance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
YACHT FOR The
NEXT OCEAN RACE
PLANS ARE EXPECTED ON NEXT
STEAMER AND BUILDING WILL
BEGIN AT ONCE.

The plans for the coming Hawaiian
yacht that will represent Hawaii in
the ocean race next year did not ar
rive as expected on the Siberia. Let
tyrs were received from F. N. Tandy
and he stated that the plans would
surely arrive on the next steamer As
soon as the plans arrive the keel Of
the new yacht will be laid by Sorenson
and Lyle
The Observation-Disclosures line have
very kindly offered to bring freight
from the Atlantic coast at a very low
rate and in that way the cost of build
Ing will be reduced. Money is coming
in very fast, and a number of prom
trent men are holding back their sub
scriptions until it is decided exactly
how much will be needed to build the
yacht.
The following letter was received in
the last mail from Mr. Tandy address
ed to the COMMITTEES:
Boston, July Goth, 1907.
New Schooner Yacht Committee, Ha-
waiian Yacht Club, Honolulu.
Gentlemen accordance to the
Instructions from Commodore Cooper
[ have had Mr.. B. B. Crowninshield
rake a sketch for proposed schooner
yacht which would be suitable for an
ocean race from San Pedro to Homo
lulu. The sketch submitted is about
the same length on deck as previously
talked of but the waterline length has
been increased This was done be-
cause we believe that a longer water
line was preferable and the cost would
lie but a small amount additional.
have had quite a number of talks
with B. B. Crowninshield about cost OF
building hull and furnishing the
equipment and we are confident that
a good yacht can be built for ten thou
sand dollars. We figured on a plainly
but substantially built vessel prefer
ring to put the money into increasing
the size than into useless "ginger'
bread fittings.
The brief specifications will enable
/ the builder you choose to eve you al
estimate of the cost of the hull. | viii
furnish you within few days esti
mates for the cost of the hull. I wi
also ask some builders here or on tn
Pacific Coast to give an estimate fo
building the yacht complete which wi
enable us to make sure that you
builder submits a just figure. 4
Awaiting further instructions, bn
Yours respectfully,
FRANK N. TANSDN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
THIRD TERM CARDS
FLOOD WHITE HOUSE
APPEAL OF people TO PRESf-
lent MADE IN UNIQUE MAN
Ml1R.

NEW YORK, July 24-From all parts
of the country President Roosevelt has
during the last few days received pos
tai cards urging him to reconsider MS
declaration of 1904 and accept a third
nomination for the presidency The
cards are rather deliberately printed,
containing a picture OF the White
House, under which Is the inscription
Uncle Sam viii renew the lease ana
bearing the printed paragraph
Il desire 10 express my entire salts
faction with your administration as
president " our country, and believing
that lhe great works inauguraisd dur.
inr ihnt time would best ht completed
we're yau aFain president ! would
urge you 10 reconsider your deolara'
iiuu Of 1904 Hnd hr'spi nnoihrr nomina.
lnH
ruHid in Philadelphia lho raFaa
base como from mHny HHira aud iht
nUHInF Stood "a ihm inilrHifa ihHi
.4mr nHr has HHuri d fiFuuna ram
WIHH iY lH1Hgs lhf president i1 rhaHw
I|U W|HI
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
LoNGwoaTHs ENTERTAINED.

The dance last night given at the
Seaside in honor OF Mr. and Mrs
Longworth was a great success. Fred
Church danced the first dance with
Mrs. Longworth. Mrs. Longwor,h had
on a very charming gown OF black
crepe embroidered with pink roses,
aud louAed very cnlc and pretty. rae
rain of the evening did not seem to
have much effect on the people, as
one of the largest crowds that has
been seen for many a day were pre-
sent. Everyone was anxious 10 eaten
"a glimpse of the Presidents daughter.
Daring the evening tine LonEWorihs
Iou thc dance 10 try their luck n
Pedro but returned in Time io hear
the Hula that had been composed 90
honor oft Mr lonERorih Among ilit
uoupI, who Hrre present were Gov
ruor und Nr Carter Prince ana
Princess kavuumahuu Secretary a.
IluaDu aud DIhrf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The first round of the Tennis Tour
nament for the Wall Cup was played
at the Beretania Club Courts yester-
day afternoon. Castles paying was
the best of the afternoon. The results
of the matches we're as follows:
r. G. E. Forster beat H. S. Grey, 6-3,
4-G, 60; c. G. Boc5us beat A. c. Wall,
by default; r. Rietow beat Theo. Rich
ards by default; A. L. Castle beat c.
H. Olson, 6-3, 6-9; c. H. Atherton beat
c. Rowell, 6-2, 60; C. ]. HARDWOOD
beat F. S. Peck, Sc, 4-6, GA.
The following matches will take
place this afternoon:
4 o'clock; R. G. e. Forster VS.. c. G
Bockus.
4:SO o'clock H. L. Castle vs. c. H
Anterior.
5 o'clock: r. Rietow VS.. P. ]. Har
wood; Dr. Sheldon VS.. DR.. Wilkinson.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02

river and at three points in. Puget
sound.
OF the total appropriations about
S436, 900 is for the special benefit of the
Philippines and the other insular pos
sessions, and the first shipment Of
material for that purpose will be made
early in August Contracts for trans
portation have been already mace
There is no secret whatever in the
movement which was planned before
there were even rumors of war in the
east
The plans contemplate the installa-
ton of no less than 494 mines in the
approaches to Manila harbor and of
2O9 mines at Subig bay. At the Ma
Mia mine field it is proposed to install
two big searchlights and one smaller
one. At Subig bay one large and one
small searchlight will be installed. In
buildings electrical apparatus and all
other kinds of material needed for the
proper installation of the mine fields
/ contemplated at these two points In
the Philippines it is expected to even
tually eXpend about s1,50000O
The harbors of Guam, Honolulu and
Pearl City in the Hawaiian Islands;
Guantanamo Cuba; San Juan, Porto
Rico and Kiska, in the Aleutian ISL
ands are all to be equipped with these
submarine defenses.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
SPORT
YACHT COMMITTEE
ANNOUNCES RACE
KAPOLEI is PICKED BY MANY
FOR WINNER If THE WIND Is
LIGHT

Yachtsmen are all agog over the
race on Sunday for the Cup offered by
Admiral George Beckley. The race
will be over a triangular course, the
one decided upon when the trophy
was given. The handicaps of the race
last year, and the recent race this
year for the Governor Cup have been
considered, and the result of the handi-
caps will not be given out until after
the race.
All the first class yachts of the Ho-
nolulu Yacht Club have been entered
and from all sources the opinion is
that the Kapolei has the best chances
to win. if the wind is light. The Ka-
mehameha has been handicapped to
sucb an extent that she will be on
about even terms with the other boats.
The list of people who are to follow
the race on the S. S. Cummins is very
large and if it is fine weather a very
enjoyable day is looked for. The fol-
lowing letter has been sent to all the
owners who are to participate in the
race on Sunday:
Sir:-The sealed handicap race for
the Beckley Cup starts Sunday, Aug.
from an imaginary line between the
Lighthouse and Healani Boat Club,
saif- out the channel keeping between
buoys; thence to stake boat anchored
well off Diamond Head, tack around
same and head for stake boat moored
at a point miles to leeward of Pearl
Harbor entrance; thence to bell buoy,
tack around same and finish to leeward
and within 100 yards of the spar buoy.
The start will be a flying one at 10 a.
". sharp with a preparatory gun at
9:45. All yachts are expected to be
under way by 9:45.
Yours respectfully,
REGATTA CONIldITTEE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02

OF MINES TO
Be PLANTED
NATIONAL COAST DEFENCE
BOARD TO START LOT THIS WAY
DURING PRESENT MONTH.
DEFENCE

Washington, d. c., July 19-The Star
says:
In connection with the comprehen-
sive scheme for coast defenses mapped
out by the national coast defense board
Congress last winter appropriated near
ly two million dollars for fire control
stations submarine mines, apparatus
to work them, and searchlights for the
defense of the principal harbors in the
United States and its insular possess
sions.
Brig Gen. Murray, chief of artillery
of the army, who has been working
theoretically in this matter, has let
contracts for the full amount of money
available, and hopes to have the APP
paratus installed before the end of the
fiscal year.
The work of providing submarine
mine defenses for the home ports is
being pushed forward rapidly on both
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The
plans contemplate the sowing of mine
fields on the Pacific coast in the neigh
borhood of San Francisco, at Forts
Rosecrans, Winfield Scott, Miley, Baker
and Bonita: at Forts Stevens and CO.
lumbia at the mouth of the Columbia
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
MATHS FINE PONIES.

Judges of horses here stated yester-
day that the Maui ponies which ar
rived yesterday were the finest that
have been seen in the Islands. The
members of the team will arrive on
the Mauna Loa next Tuesday and will
start to practice as soon as they get
their land legs. The addition of Sam
Baldwin has greatly strengthened the
Maui team
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
SURFING IN CALIFORNIA.

A letter from the agent of the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee at Los An
geles was received yesterday by Mr..
Wood, secretary of the committee. The
letter states that George Freeth and
Kenneth Winter tried surfing at Long
Beach but found that the rollers were
very unsatisfactory. They have just
made contract with Manager Hanna
of Venice near Los Angeles. Freeth
gives two exhibitions every day and
many people are anxious to have
canoes brought down to the popular re-
sort.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02

Senator Dolliver, of Iowa, says that
Senator Tillman, of Carolina, should
be in Jail" Well, We'll appoint the
gentleman a committee of one to go
and get him.-Detroit Journal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02

1t is possible, however, that when
Mr.. Holt declares that the democrats
have too much sense to nominate Mr..
Bryan he exaggerates a trifle.-In-
dianapolis News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02

uss ist rahllai sls' oas'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02


opponent senaosh Governor Vadamn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
CLOCK STANDS
ABOUT TWELVE
INCHES HIGH.

Guaranteed by Manufacturer
10 be a perfect timepiece. Tho
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the movement IL guaranteed e.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
IT is A WANT
AND A
NECESSITY.

Here's a chance 10 get a New
Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock
absolutely free. This Is a STAR
premium and Il beats anything
ever put out. Indeed. we've
spread ourselves % secure an
unusually attractive, durable
and Ornamental PaTlor Alarm
Clock They sell everywhere for
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THE STAR can secure one abso-
lutely free.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
SOBRE FERROCARRILES
UNA CARTA DEL ATTORNEY

A Consejo Executive de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, ?. r.
Sehorcs:
Contestando sn communication del
catorce del corriente que me fue en-
viada por conducto del Secretario In
terlnO, con referencia al asunto de la
negativa de la American Railroad
Company cumplimentar las decisio-
nes del Consejo Executive en- 10 que
sc reheren 4 cargos de desv1os ta-
rifas de cafe, tengo el honor de in
formarle que he recibido una comu-
nicacion de Director Auxiliar del Fe-
rrocarril en- la cual me informa que
Ia Compaf1la cesara en- Ell cobro de
los cargos que venfa hacienda por
esos desvfos y que pondra en- vigor
la tarifa de cafe, como ha sido fjada
por Ell Consejo Executive, y que Ia
Compaflia tomara esta accion sin per
juicio su derecho de apelar al Con-
sejo Executive para que modihque su
resolution que, no obteniendo una
resoluc1od favorable del Conseio ia
Compaf1fa sc roserva Ell derecho de
apelar a los tribunales en- pleito amis.
toso para ajustar esas diferencias.
En- vista de la actitud en- que ahora
Sc coloca ell fcrrocarril, soy de OPT
nion de que no es necesaria la accion
de este Departamento al presente.
Por consiguiente devuelvo los docu-
mentos que sc me trasmitieron por Ell
Secretario INFERNO con Ia comunica-
cion del catorce del corriente
Acompaf1o tambien copia de la car
ia del Director -Auxiliar del Ferro-
carril Americana techada el veinte y
tres del corriente, anteriormente
mencionada.
En- vista del hscho que Ell Ferroca
rril ha prometido respetar lss reclu-
clones del Consejo Executive hasta
que Gstas sean desestimadas por auto,
ridad competente, mi opinion es que
la Compaflfa del Ferrocarril tiene
ahora derecho que Sc lie olga sobre
ell asunto de coDro por desvlos so
bre la itarifa del cafe. Por consi-
guiente recomiendo que la solicitud
presentada anteriormente por Ia
Compalifa sobre estos extremes Sc
tomcn en- consideration Y Sc resuelva
4 su debido tempo.
ReSpetuosamente,
(Firmado) Frank Feuille,
Attorney General
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
COqTE FEDERAL

Aver tarde term in6 ante ell Conf
slonado de la Corte de los Estados
Cnldos, la investigation de la denun-
cla hecha por el robo de maderas de
la propledad del gobierno en- la iuris-
dicci6n de Rio Grande. resultando
que obtuvleron su libertad baio fan.
"a de s 500 los acusados Simon Re-
yes y Pantale6n Roldan y los seis
peones Santos Delgado, Raimundo
Santos, Eduardo Vega, Pablo Dfaz
y Casimiro Canales que trabaiaban
en- e corte de las maderas fueron
pucstos en- libertad baio palabra. con
la obligation de comparecer ante ell
Gran Jurado Ell dfa once de Noviem.
br que sc vera la causa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27

consagrada enteramente al pueblo
primitive que poblo esta Isla = halla-
ron los espafoles en- la epoca del
Descubrimiento. Ell puertorriqueflo
que quiera preciarse de "ilustrado'
debe tener en- sus anaqueles este
precioso libro conque ha enriquecido
la Biblioteca puertorriquefia el illus
tre autor de "Colon en- Puerto Rico"
Y los profesores de instruction p1-
bl1ca tienen, de ahora en- adelante,
una fuente pura donde podran abre-
var con seguridad sus ensef1anzas S
"prehistoricas boriquefIas'', en- bien
de sus discfpulos, que justo es que
nuestros hijos conozcan la vida Y
desarrollo del pueblo indio, que ocup6
prlmitivamente la isla de nuestros
amores y por cuyo progreso nos inte-
resamos vivamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
Sebastian Dalmau J Canet

Nuestro distinguido compafiero de
redacclon Sebastian Dalmau Y Canet
que acaba de terer tan sefialado trun.
TO llterario con la publication de su
llbro La Rep1blica en- Espafa.-
Emilio Castelar, ha salido para Ia
1sla para organizar en- las poblaciones
mas lmportantes la venta de la refe-
rida obra.
Como Dalmau y Canet es de la casa
hemos de ser, por csta circun stancia
parcos en- Ell elogio merecido. pero
debemOs consignar, adn riesgo de
germ la modestia del estimado com
paflero que ha recibido valiosas car
tas de hombres ilustres como Calza-
da, Moya, Canals y otros escritores
de Espafia Suramerica, felicitandole
por ell llbro. Aquf tambien, en- Puerto
Rico, ha merecido lisonieros iuicios
de trmas tan eminentes como las de
Fernandez Juncos, y Rafael del Va
lie.
La excursion del sefior Dalmau Sc
RI breve, y entretanto coopera 4
nuestra labor diaria enviandonos
cronicas, rapidas y bellas descripcio-
mes de palsajes de pueblos, visiones
plntorescas que tienen la exactitud
del retrato y la galanura del estilo.
Haste ahora, ell mayor exito ha
coronado las gestiones del compa-
nero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
Artistas que sc van

Manana, en- el correo espanol,
embarcan para Cuba la distin-
guida tiple Adelina Vehi y su
esposo el aplaudido actor Artu-
70 Vazquez.
Ambos artistas han hecho en-
Puerto Rico una brillante tenn
porada.
Aqui han cosechado muchos
aplausos@ y han conquistado
muchas simpatias.
Tanto 4 la sonora Vehi como
Ia su esp0so, nuestro buen ami
20 Arturo Vazquez, deseamos
IN felicisimo viaje y q mismc
exito que en- Puerto Rico en-
cuantos palses vislten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
La fiesta de HatillO

Mahana, a Ia 20 p. m. saldra para
Hatillo un tren especial, conducien-
do al gobernador y otros altos fun
cionarios que van con prop6sitos de
asistir los festejos del domingo 20
dia de San Miguel
a juzgar por las iuformes que Sc
nos han dado de esta excursion re-
sultara 10 mas agradable por formar
parte de ella la primera autoridad
civil de Ia isla y ser grande ell MI
nero de convidados que Sc disponen
4 ac0mpafarlc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES


San Juan ID tn September 1907.
At general meeting of the Stock.
FOLDERS held this day dividend of
-, per share was declared for the
fiscal year ending June 80 th 1907.
T. Schomburg,
Director and Secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27

Sc halla enfermo de bastante cui-
dado ell distinguido caballcro don
Modesto Sola, connotado vecino de
Caguas.
En- el dfa de anteayer fu6 llamado
la expresada poblaci6n el Dr Gusta-
vo Munoz para celebrar una consnlta
con los doctores Gutierrez, Jim6nez
y Jim6nez Cruz que asisten al pa
clente.
Hacemos votos por la mejoria de-
distinguido enferm0.