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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
EstadO del tempo en- Ia iSIa
Ell PROM EDO

Generalmente reino TN tempo nu-
blado y amenazador Ell dfa 16 V dfa
II. De Sabana Grande y Lares in
forman que hubie-on tuertes vientos
el dla r. Durante ell resto de la Sc
mana ell tempo fue generaImente
claro, nublado enparte, con ligeros
vlentos y frecuentes tronadas. En-
varias estaciones sc han registrado
temperatures enteramente atlas, Y Dor
10 regular las noches fueron SOTO
cantes durante toda la semana. Ell
dia I6 Sc slntio un fuerte temblor de
'tierra en- Pefiuelas
La temperature media en- la isla
fue 78.40, 6 o.4 bajo la de la sema-
ma prec9dente. La temperature mas
alta que han informado fue 81 en-
Central Aguirre, Ell dfa II; la mas
baja, 90 Q. en- Cayey, ell dfa 20 Y 2I.
Ell promedio de la precipitation en-
Ia isla fue I.67 pulgadas. En- toda
la division O. ha habido fuertes llu-
Was en- la division S. informan que
han caido refrescantes aguaceros. En-
la division N y division E., los aqua
ceros fueron repartidos y general
mente ligeros. Los puntos en- don
de m as ha llovido durante I'd horas
son los siguientes; San Lorenzo So
pulgadas, el d1a Il, Las Marias, 2,33
pulgadas, el dia 70, y Maricao, 2.4o
pulgadas, el dfa ~.
La siguiente tabla demuestra la
variaci6n de temperature y la can't
II a p 81
determlnadas:
TEMPERATURE PRRCI-
PIlCION
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
Sclamientos de apelaciones en- plei-
tos civiles. .-Cuarto termino de
Sesiones del afio 1907
OCTUBRE

Martes s-Alfredoy y Milagros Ayo.
roa con Succession de Juan Ramon
Mendez y otros. Cobro de credito
Microbes Q -Georgina Puigdollers
con Antonio Monroig Obrador. Lii
quidaci6n y entrega de bienes ganan.
clales
Jueves Io-Sucesi6n de Andres
Natalie Maisonave con Nicolas Perez
y otro. Reividicaci6n de propiedad
inmueble y otros extremes.
Viernes II Macario Pagan con
Enrique Quifones y otros. Cobro de
pesos
Martes I5-Sucesi6n de Gonzalez
Firpo y Suarez con Succession de Fran.
cisco Antonio Pino y otra. Cobro de
credito hipotecario:
Martes l6.-El Municipio dc Ad-
juntas con Succession de Aristides
Chavier: Reivindieacaci6n cobro
de dinero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
COPTE De DIsTPITO
EL vEREDICT0 De AVER
El juicio contra Maule6n fue
suspendido

Aver las siete de la tarde termin6
la vista del sumario instruido contra
Francisco Vega, acusado de asesnato
on primer grado de que va dimos cucn-
ia aver.
Despues dc oidas las pruebas ha.
Der informada la acusaci6n y Ia defen-
sa y habiendo rccibido las intrucciones
del Hon. Jucz sefior Toro. ell iurado
Sc retro para deliberar las cinco Y
ounce minutes de IL tarde vol lviendo
la sals q la seis menos veinte, con un
veredicto de asesinato en- segundo
grado.
Esta mafIana fus suspcndida por
enfermedad DELI Fiscal la vista de
sumario instruido contra Rafael Man
leon tambien acusado por Ell Ministe-
rio Fiscal de asesinato en- primer gra-
do, porque en- la maflana del dfa Il de
Febrero del corriente ano hiri6 con
an cuchillo dc grandes dimensiones
rio Bcatriz Feliciano. causandole la
muerte. Ell Juez: :Sr. del Toro, manifes-
to los sehorcs de la defensa que di-
cha causa Sc voverfa yer Ell el
proximo termino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
BODAS

Anoche contrajeron matrimonio en-
la Iglcs ia Catedral, ANTE ell altar de la
Providencia la sef1orita Fortufio y el
seflor Luis Velez Lopez personas
dlstinguidas de esta ciudad.
Fueron padrinos la sef1orita Mer-
cedes VeleziLopez y Ell sefior Baltazar
Fortufio, hermanos de los contra
yentcs.
Los invitados fueron obsequiados
esplendidamente en- la casa de los
se1Ores Velez Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
NOTAS ESCOLARES

Han sido nom brados Sub Principe
les para las escuelas de la isla. los
sefiores profesores siguientes;
Don Manuel Gibstra, Rio Piedras;
Feliz Oscar Mufioz y Jose Chandry
Rodriguez, Caguas; Matfas Gonzalez
Garcia. Gurabo; Gerardo Selles, San
Lorenzo; Celestino Benitez, Tuncos;
Fernando Valera y J. Vicente Pales,
para Guayama.
Relacion de los jovenes que han
obtenido Ell diploma de octave grado
en- los examenes celebrados en- ell
'corrientc mes de Septiemb bre.
En- San Juan: Luis A. Deliz, Alber-
to L. Geigel, Gloria Padilla, Jose
.ONeill, Carlos del Vale, Francisco
Silvestre, Luis r. de Vizcarrondo,
Pura Gonzalez, Diego Biascochea,
Ana Infante, Luis O'Neill, Carlos
Gallardo, Carmen NJ Marrero, Carlos
F. Figueras y Julio Lopex.
En- Rlo-Piedras: Angeles Orcasitas,
Eugenia Aguayo, Benito Castillo,
Elisa Tizol, Agustina Morales y
Pedro Gotay.
En- Carolina: Rosa Gonzalez.
En- Fajardo: Juan Villaveitia, Con
suelo d. Garcia y Silvestre Cruz.
En- Humacao: Juan Herrero, Olivia
Ortiz Victoria Cajiao.
En- Caguas: Rita Davila,
En- Guayama Maria L. Mufloz.
En- Aibonito: Luis Villaronga Y
Felix Alfaro Dlaz.
En- Coamo: Isabel Rodriguez Be-
rrlos, Maria Farla, Borinquen Re-
maud, Isabel Suarez Rafael Suarez.
En- Ponce: Luis Mercader, Edmun-
do Colon, Florecita Valiant, Nativi-
dad Net, Maria Anes, Cecilia Fran
ceschi Y Jose Rodriguez.
En- Yauco: Julio Porrata, Francisco
Serrano, Ricardo Arroyo, Mercedes
MARTINEZ, Maria Cardona y Carmen
Figueroa.
En- San German Raquel Ouifones
Montalvo, Pedro NJ Toro, Edelmira
Guzman, Rodolfo Ramirez Pabon,
Armando Vivoni y Maria Luisa Ra-
mirez.
En- Mayaguez: Josefa A. Baez.
Margarlta Grespo Ramos, francisco
S, Dulievre, Modesto Escabi, Ana
Flores, Petra Gonzalez, Juana J. No
gueras, Modesto Rivas, Julia Salgue-
70 Torres. Fel1cita Santana, Celesti-
ma Rodriguez, Jose Y. Gimenez y
Martinez, Alexandra Cartagena, Mer-
cedes Besosa, Sara Bravo. Julio Ca
bra, Mario Dfaz. Arturo Mayoral, En-
riqueta Ortega y Luisa Ramirez Mat
tey.
En- Aguadilla; Monserrate Deliz
Elisa Garcia M6ndez, Lu-
ciano Ramos, Pedro Zamora, Alberto
Afleses Morell y Alberto Esteves
Volckers.
En- Lares: Elias Segarra.
En- Utuado: Luis Federico Correa.
En- Arecibo: Jose Alum y Elisa
Vale.
Manatf: Jaime Coria, Clotilde Ne
gr6n y Juan Rodriguez y Cubano.
En- Yauco Francisco Lebr6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
Tribunal Supreme
Sef1alamientos de Apelaciones en-
causas criminales.-4to. termino
de Sesiones del afio1ooz.
OCTUBRE
DE PUERTO RICO

Martes SCI Pueblo de Puerto
Rlco contra Pascacio Rivera. Hurto
de menOr cuantfa.
Microbes 9.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Andres Negroni. Alte-
raclon de la paz pdblica.
Jueves Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Genaro Ayala. Periurio.
Nlernes II.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Pascasio Rivera. Hurto
menOr Cuant1a
Martes I5.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rlco, contra Acisclo Rodriguez. Per-
jurio.
Microbes I6.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Virgilio Lopez Agostini.
Aggression.
Jueves I7.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Manuel M. del Toro.
Delito contra la paz.
Viernes IS.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Rafael Laviosa. Delito
contra la salud pdblica.
Martes 22-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Pedro Cintr6n. Sc
ducci6n.
Microbes PEI Pueblo de Puerto
Rico. contra Virgilio Ramos Casellas.
Delito contra la justicia p1blica.
Jueves 24.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Emeraldo Velez. Delito
electoral.
Viernes 25.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Valero Torres. Delito
electoral.
Martes 29-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Saiustiano Mercado. De
Tito electoral
Microbes 3o.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Angel Salvador Lugo.
Dellto electoral.
Jueves 3t.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Felipe Padilla, Delito
electoral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
NOn1brannientOS

Ha sido nombrado por el Director
del departamento de Sanidad Carl
dad y Prisiones don joaquin Fer
nandez Colon para desempef1ar Ia
plaza dc escribiente temPorero con
el haber mensual de cincuenta do
liars, para hacer las estad ist1cas de
personas yacunadaS on el distrito de
Guayana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
Nota del dia

Hace mucho tempo que We
nimos recibiendo quejas y de-
nuncias sobre 10 que oCurre en-
la Aduana de San uan, con la
importation de libros espanoles,
va sean originates, 0 slmples
traducciOnes.'
FL comercio de libros Sc We
perjudicado grandemente con
esas irregularidades. y de Sc
guir las CosaS como van, no ten
dria nada de extrano que tuvie
Sc que intervenir el gobierno
espanol en- las gestiones que
han de hacerse neCesariamente,
para defender la propicdad Ii
teraria de los ataques que reel
be y de los perjuicios que Sc le
CauSan.
va en- la pasada legislature,
con OCCASION de I'm auto de fe
heCho por alg1n empleadO su
balterno de la Aduana, de acuer
do por 10 visto con el Collector,
sc hablo de la neCesidad de
abrir una Interpolation en- la
Camara de delegados, en- averi-
guacion de los hechos Y para
que Sc establezca de una vez ST
son autoridad sufciente para
1uZQar de la mOralidad de una
obra literaria los vistas de adua-
mas, Q los empleados de menor
Categoria que interviewer en-
esas destrucciones de libros por
medic del fuego purihcador....
La cosa Sc nos antoJa de una
monstruosidad estupenda. Por
que 81 la Aduana tjene el en-
cargo de velar por la moralidad
de 10 que Sc lee en- Ell pals, es 10
mas prudente que sc les provea
a los empleados aduaneros en-
cargados de mission tan eXcelsa
de una lista, hecha p0r personas
cOmpetenteS en- la que eSten
OmpTendldoS peC1nCddOS
los llbr0S p0rn0grahC0S, los obs.
cenos, esos libros infames cuyo
comercio esta prohibido y per
seguidos en- todas parties.
PrOyiStos de eSa relaci0n, los
empleados aduaneros cumplir1an
melor que en- la actualidad, ate
niendose a la lista recibida, Ell
encargo de velar por la salud
moral de la Colonia que pueden
pOner en- grave riesgo las per
versus lecturas.
Porque ESQ de dejar alcriterio
de clertos empleados, la clasit1-
CaCi0n en- morales { lnmOrales
de los librOs que sc reciben por
la aduana, es, no sOlamente muy
peligroso, sino muy ridiCulo y
deprlmente para la cultura del
pals.
No es possible que a nadie Sc
le pueda ocurrir que la autori-
dad llamada a Clasiflcar los Ii
bros que sc reciben en- la colo
MIA, pueda ser un empleadO de
la aduana Insular
Y hasta ahora, segun todas
las versiones y todos los datos
reunidos, es de la manera que
decimos, como sc resuelve Ell
asunto en- la Aduana de San
Juan.
ESQ es intolerable. Cuando
en- otros materiales de importa-
cion no tienen los subalternos a
que nos referlmos la facultad
de califlcarlos de malos { inser-
vibles, no podemos comprender
como en- los asuntos literarios
en- el negocio de libros, Sc les
conheren a tan modestos en-
pleados del servicio de aduanas
una autoridad tan alta y fueros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25

Debido al excessive trabaio tenido
en- estos dlas. Sc encuentra hoy reco-
jido en- CANA Ell Honorable Fiscal de
Ia Corte de Dlstrlto sef1or Torres
Grau.
Nos aleqraremos de la mejorfa del
distinguido Fiscal,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
AvIsO sOBRE DIvIDENDOS
III. SILVA BANKING / CuxnERCIlL CoIPAur

San Juan Id Septiembre 1907.
En- Junta General de Accionistas
cele Drada hoy fue acordado pagar TN
dividendo de So, por acci6n, cores
pondiente al ejercicio terminado en-
80 de Julio de 1927.
F.'Schomburg,
Director Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
Rafael Martinez NadaI

Ha llegado San Juan este compa-
flero estimadlsimo y permanecer&
aquf varios dfas.
Saludamos afectuosaraente al bri-
llante periodista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES


San Juan Id tn September 1907.
At general meeting of the Stock,
holders held this day dividend of
70, per share was declared for the
fiscal year ending June 80 tn 1907.
F. Schomburg,
Director and Secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25

haslma lIinima Media Semana
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NONIEMBRE

Viernes I-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico. contra Luis Padial. Juegos
Martes Sci Pueblo de Puerto
Rico. contra Salvador Garcia (a) Chi
vero- Abuse de conhanza.
Microbes 6-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Ramon SANCHEZ otros.
Juegos prohibidos.
Jueves IT, Francisco Ramos La
tourt, hoy uana Ramos Latourt, con
Luis p Orcasitas otros. Nulidad
de eXpedientes posesorios y otros
extremes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
CLASS REUNIONS
AT FAIR HARVARD

Cambridge, June 25.-The chief class re-
unions at Harvard today were held by the
classes OF so, 's7, 's2, 81. 'o2 and 'o4.
A Joint celebration was held at the
Country club I'm Brookline by 'S. s2 and
81. The classes OF 'o1 and 'o4 also pooled
their issues and enjoyed days outing at
Riverside on the banks OF the Charles
river
Nearly all OF the celebrating classes
will hold banquets at the various Boston
hotels tonight.
A business meeting OF the president and
fellows of Harvard college was held In
Cambridge today. The proceedings were
conducted in executive session.
A BUSINESS meeting OF the Alumni asso-
citation was also held and later the asso-
citation was addressed by Rev. James De
Normandie of Roxbury on THE second
reformation" This was followed by a So
cial reunion and luncheon at the Har-
ward union.
Formal meetings OF the Harvard Law
School association and the Harvard Med.
ical Alumni association formed part OF
the days program.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
SCENIC TEMPLE

Headed by Billy Carter. the old-time
monologue comedian and banjo player
this weeks bill at the Scenic Temple, Is
notably entertaining and meritorlous. Mr.
Carter's songs and stories are quite as
funny as ever. and the audiences showed
they remembered him. while he kept them
I'm roars OF laughter. punctuated by lively
annlause. aud scored n hit. Marie Man
son. a very pretty young lady whose
voice Is Of rare sweetness and power, ana
who uses II with the taste OF the finished
artistic. shares the honors and richly earn
ed the enthusiastic plaudits that greeted
her efforts. which were enhanced by pret-
~ stage effects and her own mandolin
nIayina Bert Lewis offers coon songs
that are we'll sung and dancing that IL
decidedly clever: and he likewise quickly
found high favor that was earned. George
w Graham's illustrated songs were sung
IN his accustomed pleasing style and won
their usual encores, while Helen Melville's
''picture stories I'm song Afforded pleas
ure. The new moving pictures are all or
notable excellence: and the audiences
seemed especially TO like Mothers
Dream." The Fatal Hand The Ar
tist's Model" 'T Never Forget WHEY
and "A women's Duel" The usual
change OF songs and pictures will be made
ON Thursday for the latter half OF the
wepk
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
EMPIRE THEATRE

.'Darkest Russia" an interesting
drama depicting the hard life of some
OF the people In that country, is the
attraction AT the Empire theatre this
week.
IL IS apparent that the stock COM
pany tried earnestly 90 properly pre-
sent the play. but II proved too much
for them. There is considerable highly
emotional work I'm the play, and to
equal this task the company needs
more rehearsal
Miss Purnell did creditable work.
despite the fact that she was troubled
with a cold. Miss Boothby had the
role OF a vivacious young widow, and
her acting was very good. Rogers
Barker was very successful In his
part. as was James Kennedy. who ap-
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permit him to take advantage OF a
fellow worker.
He who is opposed to disorder at
meetings and shows due respect for
the presiding officer, assisting him in
all efforts TO conduct things decently
and in order.
He who loves peace, preferring not
10 night the employer yet is sensitive
10 unjust treatment and is not a
coward.
He who when he goes on a strike
stays out until the wrong is righted.
lie who is mentally broad enough
10 perceive that there are other honest
ones besides himself. Industrial
Weekly, Syracuse.
BOSTON EMPLOYEES THREATEN.
That there is likely to be trouble
among the city employees OF the park
department developed yesterday after
noon, when Walter A. Kennedy OF 80
Hecla street, Dorchester. filed charges
with District Attorney Moran relative
TO the coercion of city employees and
also fiagrant violations OF the eight
hour law which governs city employees.
GLASS WORKERS UNITED AFTER
SEVEN YEARS FIGHT.
Cleveland. O., June 25.--Announce-
ment was made today that the Anal
gamated Window Glass Workers of
America and, the independent union of
window glass workers. known as Local
assembly No 300, has been merged A
struggle between the two organiza-
tions has been waged for seven years.
OLNEYV1LLE PAINTERS
Local 692 of the Painters and Deco
rators' union met in Olneyville last
evening and held a very interesting
session. President John j. Flanagan
was in the chair. The minutes OF the
last meeting were read and approved.
The reports OF delegates TO the Build
ing Trades council was received and
accepted as a report OF progress. The
matter~pf Shall the General Assembly
Meet This Year was defeated by 80
against and for it.
After several other important matters
were disposed OF. the following officers
were ELECTED for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, William II. Sinclair: vice-president.
Henry r. Ashworth; recording secretary.
William IL Jackson; financial secretary.
Frank /. Hulett; treasurer, William r.
Smith; warden, William Higham; con-
ductor. Samuel Holgate.
The following members were elected as
delegates 10 the Providence Building
Trades council: Charles f. Plant. Den
MS Flynn. Thomas r. Dougherty, James
Richardson, William r. Sinclair.
A HANDSOME CONTRIBUTION.
The Machinists of this city were the re-
cipients OF a handsome donation of money
last evening.
General Organizer Stuart Read OF the
American Federation OF Labor is expect
ed to attend the regular meeting of the
Machinists this evening.
PAPER WORKERS CONVENTION.
Northampton, Mass, June 25.-The In
ternational Brotherhood OF Paper Work
ers and the international Brotherhood OF
Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
opened today the second days ses><ons OF
their respective conventions, which were
called TO order I'm this city yesterday.
At both conventions the forenoon ses-
sion was devoted TO routine committee re-
ports and resolutions.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
LARGE CLASS
GRADUATED BY
WELLESLEY

Wellesley Mass, June 26.-Two hun
dred and forty-seven young women from
all sections of the United States received
the degree OF bachelor of arts at the 10Th
annual commencement at Wellesley coll
lege today. The commencement exercises
were held in the spacious chapel, whose
capacity was taxed today. throngs OF
friends OF the graduates filling every
available inch OF space.
Musical selections by a. band opened the
exercises. Then followed the academic
procession. the graduates In their COM
mencement gowns marching 10 their
places.
Following the invocation and Scripture
reading. the 136th Psalm. from the Mel
ancthon Bible. the graduates were ad-
dressed by William Roscoe Thayer, the
orator OF the occasion.
tlon. the dean OF the college. Ellen F1tz
Pendleton, presented the diplomas TO the
members OF the graduating class.
The degree of master or arts was then
bestowed on six women who have dis
tnguished themselves in educational
lines. Chief among the recipients OF the
master OF arts degree was Annie Jump
Cannon, Wellesley S4. who is now as
sistant in the Harvard astronomical OBJ
servatory.
Announcement was then made that the
Alice Freeman Palmer fellowship Tor
1913 had been awarded 10 Helen Dodd
Cook OF Montclair. N. j.. Wellesley. '06,
and one OF the recipients Of the master s
degree today.
A hymn benedction and organ pre-
lide closed the exercises.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
Stricken Ill on Street

William O'Connor. aged 40, who has
no home, was found i'll In a doorway
on Charles street at 4:45 this morning
and was sent to the Rhode Island hos
pital His illness is not serious.
Richard Anderson, aged 20, was
taken i'll at Bath and Orms streets
early last evening, and was assisted
TO his home at 1876 Bath street by Pa
trolman b. G.. Niles, whore he was
attended by DR.. O'Connor. His illness
was not serious.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
N. E. FRIENDS
END CONVENTION

Portland. Me, June 25.-This was the
final day OF the weeks convention of the
New England Friends. Reports OF the
finance committee, treasurer and auditors
were heard at the morning business ses-
sion. A public meeting for worship was
held during the day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
AT THE THEATRES

peared as Kentuckian colonel Mr.
Walters. in his villain role. fully mas
tered his part. The other characters
did pleasing work.
Matinees will be given daily at popu-
lar prices.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
Masked Men Robs Stages

Fresno, Cal. June 25.-An unknown
masked man halted two stages yesterday
between Summit and Grub Gulch and
compelled the passengers, about 20 in
number TO hand over their valuables. One
of the passengers was forced to pass the
hat among his companions. A determined
effort TO capture the robbers will be
made
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
Petty Thefts Reported

Edwin S. Darling reports stolen
from the shops at 4i5 Charles street a
length OF fire hose with brass coup
lings and nozzle. the value being s17.
Ida BeRai reports 80 stolen from the
money drawer in her store.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
Glasses Confirmed

Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins Sunday ad-
ministered the sacrament OF confirmation
TO 2l2 persons, n class OF 100 at 81. Jo-
seph's church, I'm Pascoaa Sunday morn
ing, and n class OF 112 at st. Patrick's
church, in Harrisonville. in the after
noon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
JEFFERSON CLUB
RALLY THIS EVENING

The Jefferson club expects large at
tendance Mt its rally in its hall on Brigh-
ton street this evening. Excellent speak
ers Will make addresses. includtng Gov.
Higgins, Mayor McCarthy and Col. p. II.
Quinn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
Bowdoin College

Brunswick, Me-. June 25.-The class
day exercises OF the graduates of Bow
doin college were held today. The pro-
gram was divided, the exercises being
held in Memorial hall and under
Thorndike oak.
Class Chaplain Rev. George II. Hull
OF South Freeport delivered the prayer.
the oration was by Fulton J. Redman
Of Dorchester, Mass. and the class day
poem by Charles w. Snow OF Spruce
Head This concluded the exercises In
the hall.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
Fell From Car. Struck His Head

Joseph Bernard, while alighting
from an Atwelrs avenue car last even
ing, stepped from IL backward, fell
and struck on his head He was as
sisted to his home at 20 Newton street
by friends.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25

Lisbon. June 25-The government as
the result OF the political agitation has
closed the Republican clubs.