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The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1907-11-09

Alfredo Armijo is charging
his Old Town store to nearly
double its former size, enabling
him to largely increase his stock,
which will make it the most COM
plete in the town. The Armijo
store business is growing fast.
The new furnishings and fixtures
will make il the most attractive
in Old Town. San Marcial Stan
dard.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1907-11-09
w. HOMER HILL,
II. o. BURsUM,
II. NJ. DoUGHERTY
Goes to the Mining Congress.

w. A. Fleming Jones, a we'll
known attorney at law and real
estate man at Las Cruces, who is
one of the delegates to the Amer
ican Mining Congress, at Joplin,
Missouri, from this territory,
will leave early next week for
that city to represent New Mexi-
co at the congress, says the San
ia Fe New Mexican. Thereafter
he will proceed to Louisiana and
pay a visit to his wife's relatives
who own a large sugar planta-
tion in Terrebonne Parish, in that
state. From there he will go to
Tampico and the City of Mexico,
where he will investigate land
propositions for clients, and thep
return to his Las Cruces home. !
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1907-11-09

Messrs. C. T. Brown and ii.
A. True left Wednesday morning
for Hermosa on mining business.
They expected to return the first
of next week.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1907-11-09

j. j. Lesson was confined in
doors with sickness the first of
the week. but the ailment proved
to be a slight one.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1907-11-09

Hon. Sol Luna registered at
the Winkler hotel yesterday
morning on his wav to his home
in Los Lunas from looking after
his sheep interests at Magdalena
and vicinity.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-09

L. P. Garrison guarantees at leat
Is per cent in milk and cream By us
ing cotton seed meal Order it at
once and see what the results
are. S0i-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-09

Gertie Myers came up from Adair
this morning and will go to Okoee,
where size win spend a week visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bud Tucker
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4.

Miss Beale Dangerfleld has returned
from a visit TO Miss Kitty Barrett, at
Cape Henry. Va.
Miss May Marshall. OF New York,
spent a few days here during the week,
as the guest Of DR.. Jacquelin Marshall
Mrs. Robert stribbling is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jacquelin Marshall.
Miss Lila Barrett has returned from
Cape Henry, where she spent the sum
mer. She left Wednesday for Washing
ton. where she viii remain for the
winter.
Mr.. Richard Washington, formerly OF
this city. but now of Richmond. was
at the home OF his father, Mr.. Lawrence
Washington, for a few days
Miss Annie Washington left Thursday
for Montclair. n. j., where she will
spend the winter with Mrs. Harrison.
Miss Mary Dabney has returned TO her
home IN Charlottesville after a visit 10
Miss Mary Hoon and Miss Grace Ander-
son. OF tllS city.
Mr.. Marshall Jones spent the week
end with friends in Maryland.
Mrs. Richard Gibson has returned from
visit 10 WythevilIe, Va. where she
went to attend the wedding Of Miss Min
nie Spiller and Mr.. Norton Williams.
Mr.. Eugene Rodgers is attending the
jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. Stuart Bryan. Of New York, is on
a short ,1sit 70 relatives In this city.
Mrs. Peyton and Miss Bessie Janney
have returned from a visit TO James
town
Miss America s. Payne. Of Baltimore.
was the guest Of Mrs. T. Marshall Jones
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S. Scott have re-
turned from Berryville, Va, where they
have been for the summer months.
Miss Mary Taylor Is home, after a visit
of several months at Elkton, Va
Mr.. T. F. Ellis has returned from
trip through the West. and, with his
wife, will make his home at the Dewey
IN Washington
Mr.. A. A. Shriver left during the week
for a short trip TO jamestown.
Miss Edith Ramsey has returned from
a visit 10 Mrs. Charles Harrison, OF
Montclair, n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles King are spend
ing some time In Richmond where they
are registered at the Richmond
Rev. II. a. Beale Is visiting relatives
here. His father. the late H. W. Beale.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
BISHOP OF HANKow.
Worker in Mission Field to Preach
Here To-day.

Worker I'm Mission Field to Preach
Here To-day.
The Right Rev. Logan A. Roots, D. D.,
Bishop Of Hankow. China. who is to
preach at Il o'clock to-day in Trinity
Episcopal Church. was consecrated in
Emmanuel Church, Boston, by the bishops
of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Tokyo,
Shanghai Kyoto. Western Massachusetts,
and Porto Rico. Bishop Roots was edu-
Gated for the most part in Massachu-
sets. receiving the degrees of r. A. at
Harvard, and B. D. at the Episcopal
Theological School, OF Cambridge, re-
spectveiy in 1891 and 1896 In the year
when he received the latter degree he
was ordained deacon by the Bishop Of
Massachusetts,. A few months later he
was sent TO the China mission as repre-
sentative Of the Cambridge Divinity
School. For two years he served as in
structor in English at Boone College, in
Wuchang. He was then advanced to the
priesthood by Bishop Graves and trans
ferred 10 Hankow. in central China, which
was made the see city OF Bishop Ingle
in 1902. At that time Mr. Roots sue
ceeded Bishop Ingle as rector of St
Paups Church, Hankow, and later, by
election CT the general convention, he
succeeded the same bishop in the epis-
copate. Bishop Roots is a talented man.
and has had a wide experience IA the
mission field, although still a young man,
and the opportunity offered Of hearing
him speak on Sunday is one that will be
welcomed by many churchgoers.
The Right Rev. Frederic w. Keator,
ID. D., of Tacoma. Wash, Bishop Of
Olympia District, viii preach at the even
Ing service at Trinity Church.
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Social and Personal

was well known in this city having
lived here for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert MagaHs have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Foreman, who we're recently married IN
Martinsburg, W. Va.
The wedding Of Miss Mamie Brooke
Payne, Of Warrenton and Mr. Howard
Peoples, of Atlanta, Ga, which took place
at the home Of the bride Wednesday
evening, was OF great interest to Alex
andrians, where the bride has many
friends and relatives Mrs. Peoples is
known all throughout the South, and
especially in Virginia, where she has had
the reputation Of being one OF its pret-
TEST women.
Mrs A. c. Weech has returned from
jamestown, where she was assistant
hostess at the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union rest rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Pettyman are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Bur
roughs, Of JeffersOnville, who enter
tanned at a dinner in their honor Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. D. W. Wood and Mrs. W. ogden
nave left for a visit 10 Richmond. from
where they viii go TO jamestown.
Mrs. Ross Elliott spent several days IN
this city, as the guest Of Miss Lucy
Douglas,
Mrs. William c. Green is visiting in
Culpeper. Va. for a short time
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Downham have
returned from a trip TO jamestown.
Miss Edmonia Tyler. Of Haymarket. is
visiting Mrs. Robert Marshall Miss Ty-
Ter was bridesmaid at the wedding Of
Miss Courtney Marshall and DR.. Thomas
3. Cochran, which took place Wednes-
day.
The wedding Of Miss Rebecca Courtney
Marshall, the daughter OF Dr. Jacquelin
Amber Marshall. and Or. Thomas B.
Cochran, which took place Wednesday al
ST. Paufs Church, the Rev. Mr.. Philips
officiating. was one or the prettiest wed
dings ever witnessed IN this city. The
bride, who is the at-grsnddaughter Of
Chief Justice Marshall on the paternaI
side, and descended through her mother
from the Dougharts Careys. and
Amblers. is one OF the most popular
young women Of this city The brides
maids were dressed in white with touches
OF yellow, and carried large bouquets
or yellow chrysanthemums, while the
ushers wore the conventional afternoon
dress. Miss Agnes Marshall, sister of the
bride. was the maid % honor. The maids
were Misses Edmonia Tyler. Of Haymar-
ket; Estelle Habel. Of The Plains: Jeanne
Carter, Of Washington; Mary Philips. OF
Markham; Ellen Fawcett and Lou Wash
ington, OF This city. Mr. Harry Carter
Beverley was best man, and the ushers
were MessTs. Demund Hunter Louis
Machen, Richard Chichester, Arthur
Herbert, Dr. William n Smith, and Ed
ward Marshall, Of Charlotte, y c. After
"a visit 10 the North. they will make
their home IN this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
Col. HENRY L. HARRIS, Coast Artillery Corps.
is detailed as an additional member urdance
board for consideration II she'll tracers
Mai FRANK B. ANDRUS aud Caps. PHILIP
+ NJ. WALKER. Twelfth Infantry. % General
Hospital. Washington Barracks
Mai JACOB G.. GALBRAITH. inspector general
from Office Of Inspector General. Washington. %
Omaha as inspector general Department q the
Missouri
Cap;s ALEXANDER NJ MILLER, Jr. quarter
master, u Philippines
Col CHARLES l. HElZNANN. assistant surgeon
general viii proceed 10 his home and await re-
tirement.
Second Lieut. GEORGE H. ADAMS, Third In
fantry. Michigan National Guard. Is authorized
10 attend and pursue a course Of instruction al
the garrison school. Fort Brady.
Private NYRON BENJAMIN Fourth Cavalry. un-
assigned, now 40 Fort Meade is transferred 70
Troop B. Fifth Cavalry 70 Fort HuachucA
Ordnance Ssrgt- MICHAEL BLATTNER placed
upon the retired list
Capt. LYTLE BROWN. Corps of Engineers. viii be
relieved from STAFF duty. November l. and join
his proper station.
Corp WILLIAM r. NULL. Forty-seyenth Com
pauy, Coast ARTILLERY Corps. now az Coast Ar
tnery School, Fort MouFoe to his proper sta
ton Fort Hunt
Quarteunaster Ssrgt- JAMES J. BUTLER, Troop
l. seventh Cavalry Fort Riley. Is transferred
To First Cavalry as private 10 Fort Clark.
Triwtes VICTOR +. MYERS and MAYNARD Nc
CUE. Company ], Seventh Infantry discharged
without honor
Recruit GARDNER II DANFORTH. Infantry IT.
cruit depot Fort SocIm. is transferred 20 the
Hospital Corps as private 20 General Hospital
Washington Barracks.
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Americans to Have n CIub

Berlin, Oct. 19-Enorts are being made
70 start club in Berlin called the
Harvard. The call for members has been
hung up in some Of the large hotels and
shipping Offices. Applicants are directed
to write to Harvard" at the Hotel Bris-
tol- one OF the leaders Of the idea is
Mr.. Spencer Eddy, the secretary of the
American Embassy.
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MOVEMENTS OF yEssELs-Ths following mo-

OF YESsELS-The following move
uents Of vessels have been reported TO The Bu-
reag If Navigation.
Arrived October T. StruShsnl, Shubrics stock
ton. and De Long 40 navy yard. New York
Caesar az Bradfo,d; Tennessee and Washington
at Port Of Spain. Trinidad: Quiros at Shanghai
Maryland az san Francisco; Adams at Palermo.
Sicily
Sailed October u. AhlrCnda from Lambert Point
for navy yard. New York. October ls Stringham
from Newport for navy yard. New York; Shu-
brick Stockton. and De Long from Newport for
navy ward. New York; Milwaukee from san Fran
cisco for Nagjaieus BAY: West Virginia from
san Francisco for Santa Barbara Channel. Penn
sylyania. Colorado. and Maryland from san Fran
cisco FOR Santa Barbara Channel.
Maryland returned o. san Francisco 10 recover
lost anchor.
Hist placed in commission az Newport as tender
20 Second submarine A1tilia. composed Of viper
and Cuttefsh, % be Joined by Octopus later
The Niler and Cuttlefsh ordered in commission
torpedo station, Newport.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20

Nine. Olga Samaroff, tn, pianist. who
is 10 make her second tour of this coun-
Try during the coming season, under the
management Of c. A. Ellis. of Boston.
sailed on Tuesday. October Is. from Cher
bOurg on the Kaiser Wilhelm IT. Nine
SamarOff is due 10 arrive in New York
October .. She will go directly 10 Bos-
ton, where she will give her first recital
October 2S
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20

The fashion OF the season is for. semi
fitted and loose coats. and a model which
is chic and not elaborate in the fash
ioning is shown as a suggestion for the
home sewer. The coat is enough fitted
10 become the stout woman. as well as
the slender. yet it is not so much fitted
as to lose that suggestion of line which
is the fascination Of the new loose coats.
The sleeves are shown in three-ouarter
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20

Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington and
Brooklyn, at least four times in the win
ter This year only one concert viii be
given.
The nfteth studio recital OF Mr.. oscar
Franklin ComstocK was held last Tues
DAY before an enthusiastic audience which
filed the studio. Mrs. Theodore Thomas
Apple contributed several new songs by
d'Hardelot and an aria from Samson
and Delilah, all with taste and expres-
sion. Mr.. Apples work IN the Handel
duet with Mr. Comstock and his solos
were delivered very artistically. His sing.
Ing. also, in the closing duets with Mrs
Apple was thoroughly enjoyable. Mr.
Comstoeks S playing Of Chopin's little
heard Sonata in B Minor added much
20 the success of the evening.
Mrs. Atkins sang most successfully
Hear Ye, Israel" from Elijah" Al
Trinity Church last Sunday morning
where she is singing temporarily with
the regular choir
r. E Johnston, concert manager Of
Nordica, Gor3Edy, % al, announces thar
Albert Spalding, the young American
violinist, son Of J. walter Spalding. the
moved athletic authority. viii fu engage
ments in London, Paris. Berlin. Stutt-
CART. St Petersburg, Brussels, and Wen
ma the present season. The following
season US0S-oD Spalding viii be heard I'm
seyenty-hve concerts in America, and
this viii be his Introduction 70 American
audiences, for, curiously enough. though
the young artist is well known abroad.
having scored successes IN the Queens
Hail. London, and the Nouyeau Theater
Paris, he has yet to make his profes-
sional debut in his native land. There is
already considerable anxiety on the part
OF American music lovers 20 see and hes,
the new genius of the violin. Spalding's
American tour will begin Immediately
after the next Presidential election. and
Manager Johnston willie present him IN
about dozen concerts in New York CITY
alone.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. Commander c. ). WILLIAMS. detached
Iowa % duty in connection with general board
Washington
Lieut. Commander A. L. NORTON detached navy
yard Washington. % Iowa as executive officer.
Lieut.. T.. SHACkFOKD detached MayfoWer. %
navy yard. Washington
Lieut.. v S. HOUSTON. detached command Wor-
den 90 command Truxtuu.
Chief Boatswain +. J. NOBCOTT. detached com-
maud Uuc8s % navy yard. Boston.
B0atsvain A. WOHLTAiAN, 20 command Uncas.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20

When VIII the woman with the
straight nose and low, even brow learn
TO dress her hair in a knot midway
at the back Of her head and do away
with the rats" of Duffs which were
invented for the woman with uneven
features? Mrs Paul PearsaI dresses
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20

length, but full-length ones are provided
for in the pattern. Any Of the season
able cloths or silks might be developed
In this way For the medium size 9H
yards Of 4-inch material are needed.
Sizes 90 to ~ inches bust measure.
A pattern OF this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washington
Herald, 734 Fifteenth street northwest.
giving number C2530 and size wanted,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
Mrs. Nj. r. Waldecker.

Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
STUDIO. 452 p STREET NORTHWEST.
o0s
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
Mr. Ernest Z. Leigh.
Mr.. Henry Xander, Musical Director.

On account of n severe cold, Nine. Marie
Won Unschuld was prevented from playing
for the blind in the Congressional Library
last Thursday Three of her pupils per
formed the programme. They were the
Misses katherine McNeal, Roberta Amis
and Ethel Fisher, who played Chami-
nade's Pierrette and Humoresque. 4"
LISTS 'Campanella. and Chopins I'm
promptu"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20

Mr. Charles R. Bartlett has been en-
gagged as tenor in the quartet of Ham
line NJ. z. Church, TO succeed Mr.. lie Roy.
A. Glider who goes to St Johns. IN
Georgetown. Mr.. Bartlett is not only a
capable singer but is also a composer OF
merit. his sacred song. THE Master" be-
ing an unusually good ore.
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EiME. KEIEEGKE-LLOYD-VOcaI Studios.

I4O6 II st. NV. phone Main 4sZ.
Preparation for concert. opera. and church work
Male and female voices.
FREE VOICE TRIAL DAILY. II To p NJ
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THE TEMPLE SCHOOL.

Shorthand. Typewriting. English. Spelling
Special Civil Service Drill.
1921 G. st. NV, 'Phone VI. 32ys
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The first musical entertainment Of
the Washington Saengerbund Will take
place this evening. the following pro-
gramme having been arranged:
ChOuses-
LaI ..ANanr1.rLlef,, I-r-.--
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20

The necessary figure for the fan OF 1907
is the straight 'front.' no bend at the
waist line. to ne obtnned only by the
Wearer Of L'Irresistible, and its American
sister, the GOssard. These corsets gace
in front and give a perfect back They
are to be had Of Goddard. the milliner.
1905 F street Goddards hats are exclu-
Sive in style
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20

Mrs. Atkins sang most successfully
Hear Ye, Israel from Elijah" al
Trinity Church last Sunday morning.
where she is singing temporarily with
the regular choir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-18
Hip0dromo de San Juan

Han circulado va los programs
ger el Domingo 20 Ell el hip6dromo de
esta capital.
La cantidad de S775,20 ha sido des-
tinada para p%rernios.
Las carreras, seg1n aparecen en- ell
programa, estan psrfectaments combi-
nadas, sieado todas dudosas, por ser
los cabal!os que corren %juntos de IN
record Approximate.
acknowledgements el hip6dromo Sc We
"a lleno eldomiDgo y ell e~spect@culo hi
pico quedarA muy lucido 81 la lluvia
no Sc antoja de acariciar Ia TERRA
csc dfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-18
Notas de Ponce

Go arc,,a,tro o., ae.o o;,1o1 81.
+ab1a orado- Icdn don Fada~;oa NJ
~atau Cnn1a1eo 00i'o0 D0
~ 49, Sa~n,o - -,
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~ater ~ ,did In1o Ma.;anGn Sir no 10
FL iower Cresc;on; nraeo ~ !.
c5rcel de erto c;ndad oon+;n1o ao;
b;arda 5000 y taIan oonA1H
da1n an go, da n'
por not;c;as ~en;b;doc
49, d,,hon ro' iIanodo tua Gu IN va,
+ Com~aSfa Neorti,ao r. eod" 49,
d,5 = p,rarto P;rr IoS,o 08 T"~?amhre
ca 10 o,rt;,,{Io" 49,, - D(aIa,.
9Th T,,rta 40 10 hoi;ojLn
de m1erte w p0D'
O. ;.aoa >,
oo.oo:1n I"NIn' NN.or 'i9 1uu'O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-18
Labor de Espana

Anoche ssistieron algunos periods
Ias de esta ciudad al n1mero IS de Ia
Gale dc San Justo, casa habitaci6n de
la fami!ia de don Rogsllo Portela, con
el fin de examiner algunos trabajos en-
bordsdos, hechos por las seforitas Por-
tela Carmen y Nsrfa. educadas en- ell
colegio de San Jose de Ia villa de la
Gdsrdia. GaLicia Son trabajos que
hacen honor a la habilidad de las Sc
norltas Portela. Numerosa concurren-
cis p~resenciaba desde la calle, la ex-
posici0n de laborcs. Ell senor Porte
Ia y ST. esposa sefora Monserrate Lou,
br1el obsequiaron a los p~eriodistas con
profusion de dulcss y l~icores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-18

judicado con respecto a nos
otros.
FL respeto a la voluntad po-
pnlar, al criterio de las mayo
rias es y debe ser la base de
TODD gobiernO democraticO.
Y siendo este asi, bien vale
la pena de conocer que es 10 que
Opina la multitud aCerca del
nombramiento de Mr.. Post, que
al decir de La Rcvista' esta
en- ell aire todavia ypuede ser
rectitlcado por ell comite que
aprueba 8 desaprueba las deci-
stones del presidente sobre pro-
vision de altos destinos.
Para Ell case de que la idea
del plebiscito prospere, cuente
con nuestra benevolencia eltau-
maturgo redentorista.
Nuestros afeCtos, deben serle
muy COnocidos Y la deferencia
c0nque siempre lie hemos trata-
Dc, es una garantia De que nues-
trO uniCO candidate irreempla-
Fable es y tiene que ser forzo-
samente Ell habilidosO covachue-
lista que ST no es capaz de gran
des COsas, nos ofrece TN perenne
Y sOCOrrido tema, que ST no es
sensational nj extraOrdinariO,
por 10 menos resulta pintoresCo
V divertidO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-18

Comnnican desde Anasco, que aver
un 2rupo de celadores do la central
E1anchl, tuvo IN encuentro con una
brigada de trabajadores de la fnca "Is-
leta' preparandose enseguida uno y
otro bando para entrar en- batalla.
Afortunadaments la Policfa lego a
tempo y arresto a trece i~ndividuos
que portaban armas. A 81 pudo cvitar-
Sc ell conficto.
Parece que los propietarios de am
bas fincas est1n en- pleito, y este mott
70 oil encuentro que ACCOMPLISHMENTS
no ha tsnido consecuencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-18
Ascension tragica
Una dana estreliada contra Ell
SuelO

Mile Pearl Potter muri6 ira
gtCamente ante numerosa con-
currencia, al hacer su primera
ascension en- globo.
La joven Sc habia provisto de
TN paracaidas encerrado en- IN
canon que debia de ser dispara-
do a una determinada altura;
llegada a 500 pies quiso hacer
fuego, pero fallo 81 trio y la in
fellz Sc estrello contra Ell suelo,
hecha una masa informe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-18
OBITO

sta ma1ana tuvo lugar Ell acto del
& pello del cadaver del que en vida
fu6 don Domingo A, Rubio Rivera,
ii Stinguido caballero que residia en-
ell vecino poblado de Hato Rey.
Sc lie do cristiana sepultura Ell el
Cementerio de Santrrce. hasta donde
fl acompanado ell feretro por una
concurrencia
Recib' sus atribulados deudos
nuestro mas sentido pesame, V contri-
buyan nuestros votos al eteIno des-
canso del alma del hnado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-18
Los indus Sc arman
e. CAUsANTE De Ia AcITAcIoN

Los corresponsales de las casas
trancesas esta blecidas en- Chandler
mayor, hacen grandes pedidos de ar
mas de guerra para remitir1as 4 la
citada ciudad.
Ell gobernador de la colonia ha o
tihcado al gobierno que todas esas
armas Sc venden en- la plaza 4 los
indus enemigos de Inglaterra.
Tratase de restringir Ell libre o
mercio de armas en- la colonia EXPIRE
sada, por haberlo solicitsdo asf las
autoridades de Calcutta.
La embajada britannica gestiona es-
ia restriction, pero Ell concrete de la
ciudad india Sc opone a que sc adop-
ten .nedidas en- csc sentido.
Lord Curzon trata de vindicarse
contra los ataques que Sc lie dirigen
por su gesti6n como virrey de la In-
dia, 4 la que Sc atribuye ell pesimo
estado en- que Sc e%ncuentra auue1
pals.
Tachasele de excesivamente orpu-
lloso, de haber ofendido 4 todos los
principles ind1s, de no haber sido di.
plomatico cor los altos personaies y
de haberse indispuesto hasta con los
hijos de ingleses 6 con los anglo
indios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-18
|SuCesos de la isIa


Comunlcan de Cataio que en- la ma.
druga de aver fue escalada Ia ha bita-
cion de Antonio Maldonado, llevandose
los la drones I'm baul que coutcnfa ro-
pa, noventa y cinco pesos EN- billetes
diez y cinco pesos y algunas monedas
de plata.
Ell baul aparesi6 vacfo completa-
mente en- IN manglar cercano q la po-
blacion,
La policfa hace gestione para des-
cubrir al autor 6 autores del hecho
RINA SANGRIENTA
UN MUERTo.-Ayer ocuri6 una riha
~sangrienta en- Juana Diaz, resultando
un muerto y I'm herido.
Los hermanos Luis y Enrique CO.
Ion, asaltaron 4 Naximino Liqust, ne a.
chete en- mano. En- la primcra acome~
tida Liquet recibi6 dos tremendos
machetazos, pero tuvo la serenidad de
echar mano 4 su revolver, que dispa-
70 incont1nenti viendo caer herido de
muerte 4 Luis Colon.
La policfa procedi6 enssguida al
correspondence arresto y trsslado de
los heridos.