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The Washington times., 1907-10-20
TWO WOMEN SLAIN
BY ENRAGED MAN

NEW YORK, Oct l9.-With no APP
parent cause, Louis Klein. twentv-foUr
years old snot Mrs. Dora Bltstei0 auG
her friend, Mrs. Bessie Ii peter, this
afternoon. Both are dying at the Gc--
man Hospital. Klein is an aCuJItinL-
ance Of Mrs. BHtstein's husband and
often called at their fax in Williams
burg.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Schools and Colleges.

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
tion. 18th and + SITS. NV. Entrance on 18th
St, offers practical courses Of study IN physi-
cal education. sewing. millinery. dressmak-
ing arithmetic penmanship, stenography,
English. Spanish French. German, speaking
voice choral work. orchestra, Bible and mis-
sion study classes. Glasses meet day and even
ing. New classes being formed each week. For
further information apply TO FLORENCE ".
Brown. General Secretary. Oc20-7t
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

SHORTHAND. Read all that other schools
can say. then mark: Ours excels their best
IN giving QUICK GOOD RESULTS by mail
or IN class. SEE. or address, Sec'y EKTYP
SCHOOL, 721 z. Capitol St oc2O-T
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

AND BRIGHTs
Disease cured without Medicine See
Non Medical Healing. Page 10, second
section. or Prof H n. D. Parker. 1924
New York avenue. 1t
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Americans Not COnscious.

Americans, however, are not conscious
OF this onward movement of expansion.
They were unconscious during the ex-
pansion across the continent. An expan-
sion BY growth is naturally unconscious.
Many thoughtful men have a disquiet
ing feeling. a kind of instinct. that our
occupying the Philippine Islands has
thrown US into the vortex OF world poll
tics and IS exposing US TO some lurking
danger. Some realize that the time was
ripe for this great producing nation to
expand across the Pacific ocean to the
great consuming nations Of the Orient;
a few realize that our sphere has actual
Iy so expanded until we are now knock
ing at the door OF China; a very few
realize THAI japan stands sentinel along
the China coast. PROCESSING to approve
''the open door," but drawing a sword
TO keep the door closed to the white
men; almost none realize that Japan has
also expanded across the Pacific ocean,
that the two spheres are overlapped
and that one or the other must recede.
In Japan, on the other hand. there
IS a full realization OF these facts. Ex-
pansion by transformation. In contrast
with expansion by growth, is essentially
Lt5L-'NAt1l45- II ~ t-l L4Ae NCA- CSAASe~AoAAa-
ness Of great events that the transfer
nation has its origin.
Emerging from SO years of feudalisn
aod endless local wars it was natural
for the mobiles. who through many cen
turtles have held an absolute leadership
OF the masses Of japan, 10 recognize
the superior strength OF Western meth
DDS and to exalt and exaggerate the
part that war pays IN modern civiliza-
Tfon
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Preparing for War.

Fur two years Japan has been working
night and day IN her shipyards ana
arsenals and has been placing rush or
ders for war material IN Europe. with a
feverish activity beyond anything mani
tested when she prepared for war with
Russia. Her citizen soldiers have been
hocking TO American possessions and
svrarnIng on the mainland, spying out
American shipyards. torpedo works, gun
factories, and forts. Steadily she has
pushed her diplomatic preparations.
securing a hard and fast alliance. Often
sivs and defens,Se. with the British EN-
pIre. and securing an understanding and
special treaties with the principal con-
tinental powers of Europe.
Judging from her attitude over the
trIv{aI incidents in California. an atti-
t1lde FAR more peremptOry and menaCing
than even her attitude toward Russia
when she broke of negotiations, Japan
must now regard the time as ripe II
is clear that she is only waiting Tor the
first opportunity 10 fir plausible pre-
text before the eyes OF the world she
IS assiduOusly maneuverlng TO create TINS
opportunity. With the unstable condl-
lions on the Pacific slope. with the Cues-
tio1 of exclusion. with conditions in the
Hawaiian Islands, with the Behrtng sea
Sealing season approaching. and other
sources OF friction, the opportunity may
come any day. The day it comes-that
day Japan viii striR
And yet, in the MOS, OF these omlnouS
rumblings, America continues asleep on
the volcano.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Special Notices

SPECIAL MEETING OF Journeymen
Plasterers' Association, MONDAY, OCT
u. Business Of Importance. By order
of Association. NJ Z. GREEN,
Oc2O-2t President
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Dancing Halls Next.

ar. Copp dropped IN at an o street
dancing hall for colored people for
few moments. A great variety Of bellies
and beaux were found there. also a
variety Of perfumes. violet and beer
seeming TO predominant. Consterna-
ton was caused among the guests as
The stunning party hove in sight IN
the midst Of a waltz. The impress
sion secod to prevail that the place
was being raided-
Chinatown and its opium, chop suey'
ana yakornln was invaded next Con-
trary to expectation, but one boy was
found at any Of these resorts out ne
happened to be a boy who has oeeh
under the care Of the probauon oIilceT,
he confessed to having a sudden desiTs
Tor yokomin. Du- protested VeheIlleLely
that II was his nrst visit within yea.
Otherwise. the Chinatown tour Was
unproductive, except Of trouble ana IN
easinezs for the Cinnamon. Seyefdl
card games were interrupted, and mere
was at one establishment a heavy par
reading Of heavy doors. Also much
excited talk among the Celestlals. save
among those who had arrived at that
hapDv stage where they were oblivious
IL all mundane Happenings
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Plenty Of Dream Smoke.

Long pipes. the opium stick, and re-
Ginning Cinnamon in varied stages d
indifference were on every hand. The
visitors were eyed with sullcn suspicion
and TOLD "goodee nightee'' with much
gusto. Those unduly apprehenslYe as
10 the identity of the unwelcome guests
insisted on presenting each visitor with
a cigar. You alice rightee, nc nun
lee in, said a more nervous one de
was treasured that Sherlock Holmes
Was not in the rarity.
Il am gratified not 10 iind as many
boys as I expected H. my rounds to-
night" said Mr.. Copp. THE arcades
seem to be a great attraction. however,
and some Of the pictures should be sup
pressed, or, if this is impossible, an age
limit fixed. Legislation 10 this end viii
probably be asked for. I do not know
that there is anything in the regulations
covering the cases now, but q crusade
viii be inauEurated against all evils
tending TO corrupt the boy and make a
lCafer Of him"
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

have fallen into Americas lap. and the
nation is uncon seiously moving out to
OCCUPY that ocean in the twentieth cen
fury. as II moved out ana occupied the
American continent IN the nineteenth
century, by carrying peace and plenty,
IN constructing the Panama Canal. and
SUPPLYING to the myriads of the Orient
the great staples they need, particularly
the greatest of ali. the universal staple
Of cotton clothing.
This American expansion over the
Pacific vii bless all nations, with insti-
tutions at home built upon the con-
viction that before the law all men
should have equal rights and equal
opportunities.
Americas policies abroad must neces-
sarily stand for equal rights and equal
opportunities for all the nations. Our
greatest hope IS that the Cubans and the
FflipinOs may speedily become self
governing people. Our only demand In
China is for an ''Open door," a fair
chance and no favor.
IT the added prosperity and general
growth Of commerce that would attend
the progress Of Americas influence IN
the orient the legitimate interests Of all
nations would be promoted
On this solid rock foundation OF Jus
tee and fair play China would rejoice
and add billions TO the worlds com
merce, the nations would reconcile their
differences and the two great races,
yellow and white. would meet as friends
TO help each other. The twentieth cen
tury would then witness a marvellous
advance in civilization, beyond any
thing yet dreamed Of in the hearts Of
mon
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

NOTICE: I viii not be responsible for
any debts contracted by my wife,
Reverta Stewart Ehrmantraut
oc1S-St JOSEPH B. EHRhANTRAUT
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

q. 4. COLES 3 CO., sos 81 81. NV
Upholstering Of all kinds; furniture, slip
covers. and mattresses. Phone NJ. 6516
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
RESORTS
FOR PROBATIONERS
The Rev. Z. H. Copp Leads
Summing Tour Into
Penny Arcades.
Dance Halls and Chop Suey
Establishments Visited
During Evening.

IN q quiet hunt for Wickedness ana
with desire to ascertain what causes
delinquency among the boys Of WASH
lngtOn, the Rev. Zed ii. Copp probation
officer Of the District, accompanied By
an officer and several newspaper men,
visited the penny arcaGes ana other
amusement places last night The visit
l. the arcaGes was made at the request
Of a District official. who asked the pro-
9ation officer 70 report as 10 whether
any Objectionable pictures were being
shown. IN order that at the approaching
session OF Congress a law might BE-
enacted TO fit any special cases.
Pictures were found-all kinds Of
them, the subjects ranging from the
Thaw trial TO a stroll along the beach
In abbreviated costume or champagne
suppers with chorus ladies' I'm the
foreground. The Rev. Mr. Copp took
them all in. Some were given the off,
cIaI O. K, while others were viewed
with decided shakes OF the head.
Views of Proprietor.
Incosnito the probation officer APP
I1oached the proprietor Of one estaa-
Hshment and asked his opinion as 10 ono
picture which showed a pair OF cops
raiiing a bachelor and a soubrette or 50
who had been doing various stunts at a
champagne supper. The proprietor IN
formed his quCsioner that there was
nothing evil in the picture unless per
son was really looking for something
bad. IN fact, he said me picture pointed
q rnoral-the raid OF the cop he said
was an awful warning TO the youth Of
the land against The folies OF Cham
pagne and chorus girls.
Ir. Copp passed up the arcades with
the statement that they were betteI
than he expected to find them, but that
there were d number OF pictures which
should be suppressed. or else boys OF
tender age should be prohibited from
entering. Legislation will probably be
asked along this line.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
THE BIG BOOKBINDERY

is the best place 10 have Bookbinding done.
Good work. quick work. moderate CHARGES
HODGES Big BOokbindery, s20-422 18th St.
next Star OCl9-tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
Ell BALE DE- SAN JUAN
ENEL CASINO ESPANOl
OTR0S FESTEJ0S

Ell domingo veintitrcs, Sc celebra~
"a en- el Casino Espaf1ol," TN suntuo-
SO baile de sociedad en- celebration
de Ia festividad del patron de la Isla
San Juan Baustista.
Ell bale dara comienzo 4 las nueve
y como todos los del Casino Espaf1ol
sera esplendido.
Ell lines veinticuatro ha bra una re-
treta, costeada por el Casino en- la
Plaza Principal, y una vez termiuada
comenzara en- ell Casino una jarana-
bale.
A los festejos religiosos que Sc &C.
lebran en- la Catedral tarnbien contri-
buye el Casino, dando asi una altisi-
ma prueba de respeto a la tradici6n y
de afecto a 10 que es noble y genui-
namente puertorriqueflo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
HAbLAND0 CON EL SENIOR RODRIGUEZ
ASWT0S LOCALES

Ell ingeniero sefIor Rodriguez tie =
ne especial interes en- comunicar in
formcs, cada vez que algdn reporter
los solicita. Por ESQ en- Ia mafIana
de hoy nos informo sobre varios asun.
tos, apesar de sus muchas ocupa-
clones.
Cree el sef1or Rodriguez que las
obras del lsvadero publico y de la
plaza del Mercado no Sc construiran
hasta cl afIo proximo Nucstros lee
torres conocen va los proyectos del
ayuntamiento, pero principalm ente el
que hacc referencia al lavadero y
Ia plaza del mercado.
No habra dos plazas, como muchos
|crelan, Sino una que probablemente
sera conStruida en- las afueras de la
|ciudad, en- la esplanada de Puerta
de TERRA.
FL terreno que Ocupa actualrr cnte
la plaza del Mercado no pertenece al
Concejo Municipal sino al Gobierno.
Es uno de los queIse encuentran en-
litigio EN- el pleito que sostiane la
Iglesia Catolica con cl Pueblo de
Puerto KlcO. AScgura ell SenOr 10 -
driguez que ell plano de la nueva
plaza sera hecho con todaS las exi-
gencias que seflala la hygiene y Ell
gustO moderno.
En- cuanto q que la carretera de
Santurce pueda ser un Inconvenience
a causa del mucho polvo que Sc le-
vanta, esto sera solucionado por TN
proyecto de regadio que tiene entire
manos ell Comisionado del Interior
Este proyecto cons;ste EN- regar con
petroleo cuatro vcces al aflo, la ex-
presada carretera.
Ell seflor Rodriguez considera muy
|necesarias las obras de La plaza. AIDE
mas manifesto que I'll sltio elegido
|tanto desde Ell punto de vista econ6-
mico como higienico es muy superior
|al que actualmente tiene Ia antigua
plaza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
La sanidad en- San Juan


Oigna de aplauso es Il aptitud
asumida por el ofcial de Sanidad
doctor Gomez Brioso y los m<dicoe
titulares se1ores Carballeira y Cueto
para evitar Ia viruela en- la ciudad '
sus recintos.
Esta maf1ana los citados m6dicos
sc trasladaron al barrio La Perla 4
prestar Ell servicio de vacuna, habien-
do sido inyectados mas de sesenta y
seis individuos.
Esta tarae contin6a la vacunac ion.
En- Ia semana pr6xina tambikn 81
vacunaran todos los empleados de La
Colectiva.
va los barrios de Puerta de TERRA
y de Santurce han Sido vacunados.
Felizme ente. segin las notas que noe
suministran, no hay en- esta ciudad
nj I'm solo CaSo de viruela.
Ell doctor Gomez Brioso Sc propone
tamblen vacunar al vecindarlo de las
casas en- donde Sc declare la enfer-
medad como Sc ha hecho en- la calle
de Ia Luna que antes Sc vefa constau-
temente con tres cuatros enfermos
variolosos.
Hace muchos aflos que no estaba
|el Sanatorio de tuberculosis, situado
en- la Perla sin enfermOS. Aprovc-
chando los momentos Sc ha dispues-
to por el seflor del Valle Atiles v con-
venientemente aprobado que Ell pri-
nero de Julio empiecen obras de re-
paracion en- Ell citado hospital.
Sc conStruiran caSetas con capaci-
dad para dos enfermos y Sc implanta-
ran nuevas reformas. Hay mil dol
lars para los expresados trabajos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
CONTRA LOS M0N0P0LIoS

Nos escriben de Cayey que ha sido
constitxido defnitivamente en- aquel
pueblo, el Comite dc Defensa contra
los monopolios, siendo electos los sef1o.
res siguientes: Presidente don Limo
Hernandez; Tesorero, don Jose Maria
Leon; Secretario, don Virgilio Meana
Vocales, don Pantaleon Rosas, don
Narciso Vaeques. don Julio Hoyos y
don Bautista Nogueras.
En- la primera reunion dicho Conf
te paso una communication al Alcalde,
pidiendole soluclone el conhicto pen
diente indicando algunos medios pa.
"a clio.
El pan. Ia csrne y Ia leche siguen
como siempre precios nunca vistos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19

Una buena entrada. tin bucn exito
y un excelente cstreno. La function
de anoche no ha podido ser mejor.
La immortal zarxuela de Arrieta,
Marina. fu6 bien interpretada ano-
che por Ia compafffa que dirijen Casas
y Morales.
Las sefioras Vehf, Dueflo y las Sc
flores Vigil, Morales, Real, Bella y
Ramirez muy bien.
La sef1ora Vehf que oy6 muchos
aplausos mercedes durante la repre-.
sentaci6n, fue ovacionada al terminar
Ia romansa en- que hiEo TN derroche
de facultades.
Ell sef{or Vigil cumpli6 y fue aplau-
dido. Morales, de Morales diremos
en verdad que desde hace mucho
tempo no vefa nuestro pdblico up
"Pascual" como el que nos hizo ano-
che.
Pero el baritone sefior Real, fue el
heroe de la noche; alcanz6 todos los
aplausos que quiso.
En- el cuarteto, en- el concertante,
en- el terceto del segundo acto, en-
las seguidillss. en- todo estuvo fell
clsimo.
Los coros, bien.
La orquesta muy bien.
En- segundo tkrmino. fgura ba en-
Ell programa "El ruido de campanas"
obra de gran aceualidad que ha 81
cenzado en- Madrid mas de trescien-
tas representatives y que sigue
representatives con gran exito, con
la mas delirante acogida.
Es la obra una comedia en- TN acto
que abunda en- situaciones, chistes de
la mejor ley, y en- calidas escenas de
TN interes vivlsimo.
"El ruido de campanas" tiene mn-
sica, dos. tres n1meros; pero como
ha visto anoche nuestro p1blico no
la necesita. Mas que una zarzuela
es una comedia, de corte moderno,
10 Benavente, 10 Donay.
Ell p1blico aplaudi6 con gran entu-
siasmo, con delirante ovaci6n el final
hermoso del libro que acaba con
unos compa ses de Ia Marsellesa.
Las actrices y actores. salieron s
recibir la porfada, la insistente. la
sonora ovaci6n con que el publico
entusiasmado premi6 las excelencias
del libro y la Interpretation irrepro-
chable en- que Sc distinguieron. en-
primer termino Casas. y Ia distingui
da actriz Sra. Ramirez, Ia Sra. Due
no que exhlbi6 una bata de gran lujo,
las Srtas. Carreras y Ramirez, los
Sres. Morales, Bella, Berange Ra-
mirez (don Santiago.)
Domingo Oro>c0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
Feliz enlace

Han contraido natrimonio en- Ca
rolina, ell joven don Jose Palacios
Salazar la gentil senorita Carmeli-
ma Garcia y Pif1ero, hija del Cores
ponsal de Ell BOLETIN en- dicha po-
blacion.
Ell acto fu6 esplendidamente fes
tejado asistiendo una concurrencia
de la mejor sociedad de Carolina
Las amigas predilectas de la bella
desposada, asisticron la boda.
ALI, tambien, estaban don Rafael
Palacios APPELLANTS con sus hijos, don
Ramon II. Delgado, las autoridades
de la pobla ci6n, y I'm ndmero respe-
able de distinguidas personalidades
Apadr inaron los contrayentes la
sefora dof1a Matilde Pinero, madre
de la desposada, y don Raymundo
Palacios.
Ella lucia TN elegante vestido blan-
co que realzabs su belleza espiritual
|el novio, de negro, irreprochable.
La 1glesla estaba invadida de pu
blico, un gent1o immense llenaba el
temple
Ell sacerdote oficiante dirigio una
elocuente platica los desposados v
tuvo para estos frases muy encomias-
ticas, consoles muy l1tiles, inspirados
en- la moral religiosa.
De regreso del temple, pasaron to-
dos los invitados al domicilio de
nuestro buen amigo el sef1or Garcia
donde fueron esplendidamente obse-
quiados.
La seiIora de Garcia hizo los homo
res de la ca sa con su proverbial anna
bllidad que es tan exquisite.
Los esposos recibieron profusion de
regalos, muchos de ellos muy valio-
SOS.
Nosotros deseamos toda suerte de
felic1dades y ventnras q los jovene es
desposados ante los cuales Sc extien-
den horizontes de dicha que hare
lnextinguible Ell amor que Sc pro-
fesan.
Una luna de miel eterna les de :
seamoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19

ci6n consciente y decidida, en-
csc alejamiento de un poder
concedido a medias y que no
puede satisfacer por consiguien-
te a los que aspiran a gozarlo
por entero, en- esa actitud de
rebeldia legal, de apartamiento
del poder, Sin punibles compli-
cidades con la burocracia colo
nial sin transigencias vergon-
zantes con la tirauia de los
metodos importados, asi los pa
triotas irlandeses. prestan a su
pueblo un servicio mas i'm.
portante que todos los que pu-
dieran hacerle en- torpe alianza
con los que van a sostener un
regimen que rechaz6 severa {
lmponente la opinion en- Irlanda.
Y prestan asi mejor servicio
a la patria. porque el gobierno
sin tener en- quienes descargar
sus culpas, sus errores y sus
torpezas administrators, sin
tener a quien complicar en- sus
fracasos, ha de procurar nece-
sacramento, puesto que funcio-
ma bajo tan estrecha fscaliza-
clon de sus actos, que estos sean
10 menos reprensible, 10 mas de
mocratico y equitativo que per-
mita Ell regimen que esta en- vi
gor. va que a la hora de exigir
responsibilities y de formular
cargos, no tendran los tutores
de! pueblo irlandes a quienes
presentar de frente para expo
nerlo a las censuras, a las criti-
cas-. a los anatemas de la OPT
MON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
Un incendio en- Cayey

Nuestro corresponsal CONT
MICA que anoche ocurrio un CO.
nato de incendio en- la tienda
que tiene establccida en- la ca
lie del Tamarindo Ell comercian-
te Placido Lara. Ell fuego fue
SOfocadO en- el acto. Sc calculan
las perdidas en- una suma peque-
Ila. Ell teniente Mongil y poll
cias Sc personaron en- el lugar
del hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
Para Europa

Aver embarcaron en- el vapor Goa
mo- la distinguida Srta. Magdalena
Luchethi, y nuestro estimado amigo
l.. Luchethi, quienes sc detendran ca
Nueva York esperanto correo parn
Europa. Sc proponen visitar Pa
rls, Espafa y Londres permaneciendo
una temporada en- Ell extranjero.
Les saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
"La DcmOcracia"

La administration de nuestro esti-
mado colega LA Democracia" nos
participa, que en- vista de haberse
empastelado una pagina de la edici6n
de hoy, Ell dIario saldra un POGO mas
tarde de 10 de costumb bre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
Para Espana

La distinguida senora viuda
de Guerra, acompanada de su
bellisimas hilas. embarcaran en-
Ell proximo vapor para Espana
y fljararan su Residential en- San
Sebastian. .
Feliz viaje deseamos a tan
distinguidas damas, cuya au-
senc1a sera muy sentlda en-
esta sociedad.
MafIana 4 las tres de la tarde ce-
1ebrara session ordinaria el Consejo
Executive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
Don Jaime VilaSeca

va esta fuera de peligro Ell Sc
nor Vilaseca que ha estado gravisl-
mo, ha entrado en- el period, dc la
conva lecencia.
Io celcbramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19
Los nOmbramientoS de hOV
IN juEz Y IN FISCAL

Ell Gobernador ha 6rmado el nom.
bramiento de Mr.. Gill para el puesto
de jues de Ia Corte de Distrito de
Ponce.
Ha sido nombrado fiscal de Ia ex-
presada Corte el licenciado don Juan
J. Perea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19

Anoche en- ell teatro muchos sefloroS
Sc quejaban d=l POGO aseo que presen-
tan las ppss con plantas que Sc hallaH
en- las galerias. Aquello realmente no
tienen NADIA de adorno y resulta "a
POGO higiknics.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19

Hoy tomar3 possession del puesto de
juez de la Corte Municipal de Aqua
dilla don Enrique Gonzalez Nena.
Mr.. Feuille no hs propuesto toda-
via los nombramientos de Juez y Sc
cretario de la Corte Municipal de
Yauco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19

Mr.. Falkner embarcara para los
Estados Unidos el de Iunio. El ex-
Comisionado piensa presentar perso-
nalmente su renuncia al Presid dentc
Roosevelt y tratar de paso, varios
asuntos admin iStrativos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19

Hoy Sc ha hecho cargo del depar-
tanento de Tesorerfa, Mr.. Dix rnien-
tras dure la ausencia en- los Estados
Unidos de Mr.. Willoughby que en-
barco en- Ell "Coano."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19

Varos vecinos de Santurce, de Ia
'calle de Barcelona. han dirigido una
peticl6n al ayuntamiento de San Juan
solictando una tuberia de aqua en- la
menclonada calle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19

Ell gobernador Mr.. Post ha frmado
81 indulto del preso Emilio Perez
Betancourt que cumplfa una senten-
cia de un af1o por escalamiento en-
primer grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-19

El microbes de la semana proxima,
Sc veri6cara en- Ponce. Ell anunciade
concerto vocal instrumental bene-
6cio de la Liga antituberculosa.