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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26
Illinois Central
RAILROAD.
BEST OF TRAIN SERVICE,
soUTHBoUND.

Trains No. lO5 and l83 are accommodatione
end stop at Paducah Jsnstion TO receive or dis
charge passengers.
NORTHBoUND.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26

The suggestion is not without
force that the occasion is ripe for
putting forward the historic Demo
cratic issue of tariff reform-the
one issue upon which Democrats
are united and Republicans divid-
ed.-Williamson County News.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26

The retirement of Col. Arch
Hughes as postmaster at Colum-
bia, Tenn, and the enforced resig-
nation of Gov. Hagerman as the
Chief Executive of the Territory
of New Mexico, looks as if the
''big stick" had been converted
into decapitating instrument. =
Knoxville Sentinel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26

Senator Carmack's declaration
that he is opposed to government
ownership of railroads, and also
opposed to railroad ownership of
the government, marks the line
for Democrats to follow.-Hlck-
man County News.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26

paipstaking Presidents; but will
the time ever come again when
the South will furnish the Pres
identg-Martin Mail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18
JUDGE: PRUAES BILL
Of COSTS IN CAST

Judge Robinson this morning used
the pruning knife, or an AK, on the
plaintiffs bill of costs in the case OF
Kay versus Within which was decided
before him recently.
The bill AS originally presented
amounted to Si3l.SO. When the Judge
got through with the surgical opera
ton II looked like s7l.50.
Among other items which were cut
out was a 81 hack bill, which Attorney
Rawlins stated that he had paid TO-
having Mrs, Within carried to the
court on two days. The Judge thought
that she might have walked, apparent
ly.
There was also an item OF s3S 40, the
mileage account OF William NJ Keola'
nui, who was brought up from Hilo e
testify. However, II developed that hi
testimony was wanted for the Gum
Pliers Within case, so the Judge dis
| allowed the item. There were seyeIa
ether items that were also chopped on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18
PREPARE 70 !Akt
CARE Of VISITORS
Merchant Bodies Asked
To Entertain Los
Angelans

The entertainment of the members
of the excursion arranged by the Los
Angeles Chamber OF Commerce was the
principal subject OF discussion at the
meeting of the Promotion Committee
yesterday afternoon. II was decided
that II was up to the Chamber of Com
merce and the Merchants Association
To do this, and the matter was accord
ingly passed up To them Secretary
Wood advised the meeting that the
Chamber OF Commerce had already Ia
structed It's entertainment committee
to take 1t up. He had also written 10
the Hilo organization asking 1t to look
after the visitors while they were oll
the Big Island.
Secretary Wood stated that Father
Stark had asked for some lantern slides
with which to Illustrate lectures OF
Hawaii, which he intended to give OF
the mainland The compliance witt
| this request was Immediately author
| iZed
The members commended the eX
/ pressed intention OF the Board of Sup
crvisors to pay particular attention L
the improvement OF the road system
! The following resolution was passed
! which will be sent to the Board
"A good road ailording easy walking
| for the pedestrian. economical cartin
Tor the man living In the country ant
pleasant travelling by carriage and aut,
is one Of the greatest assets any com
munity can possibly have, appealing
as II does, to the pleasure and necessit
II all classes.
THE material rs readily obtainabl
In Hawaii for making the best of road
~ the least expense
THAT The determination of the pres
ont Board of Supervisors TO cuntlnu
the work OF road construction and re-
lair until the island OF Oahu Is CON
pleiely girdled by well macadamizc
road and every leading thoroughiar
Il In good condition. both In and on
of the city Of Honolulu, be and is here
by approved and the secretary IL her,
10y authorized and instructed To fln
rish the Board Of Supervisors with u
Infested copy OF this resolution"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18

por,r,, b.ts ci.,,cd a, tho CtoIa
post c,n ., oop.e :, tho ,i,v Now
ENGLAND poLory
n r. Eor,ai,, Inns toI., r,,,,g .t
,be Hawaiian hn,oI
.r,,' ,,.,,.,,,,,.., t,,,,, c..,,,, ala, eliza.
"'' ''''''''' P'''' 49,
- .'"'S. Ia! " w.
MIS- I. L. DicRersoh received h'"
goods by the Alameda.
If your sewing machine needs repair
ing phone Benny Co. Main iSS.
There viii be- no meeting oil racine
Lodge No. 49, A. + y. NJ, this
Purser Charles Jones oil the Mauis
/ loa reports sugar on hand as follows.
/ Paauha,i, 10000; Paauilo. 5000.
An opinion on the law relating TO
/ private schools Is being prepared IN
the Attorney Generals department.
A special meeting of the Associated
Charities VIII be held Monday. Janu-
airy u, at p. M. In the Merchants AS
sOciat!on rooms, room 40. Young
/ Hotel.
The Pacific Tennis Club will hold it's
animal business meetiup this evening
n, a., ,.r,, L,,,so ,'n,n,, S,,,ro M
- ...,,,
''"'' ''',' w "'''''''" "''' "S ''' wv
''Dn VI onSe'S'
Nv 'eltp'',"l W lAt "'",s -n't',
i,'n'n, sa,.,,,, 'S i,,,,,a1t ,'',,, " 49,
Mae, Sntnrd,y I,,rory 10 NJ IN :,
I'M nj its hall nn AIonni street
The annual meeting of the Free Kin.
lergartcn and ChiIdren's Aid Assucia.
lion was held at the Y. NJ. c. A. hal,
this morning. Mrs. Dole presided
While MFRS. Richard Iyers acted AZ
while Mrs. Richard Ivcrs acted ~
secretary.
l.. G. kellogg left for the Coast yes.
terdav I'm the Korea ON business con.
uected with the new pineapple com.
bine. II Is probable that he will ar
range for the purchase of new machln,
cry with which To enlarge the present
ulant.
In the matter of James l.. Holt. Tax
Assessor, versus Sarah NJ. Angus and
the Kapiolani Estate, an action To fore
close lien FOR taxes, the plaintim has
"!ed molion that deiault be entered
's''"st the ueieiuaiits haiheu' IL APP
Fears ,la' the deiehuahis nave not an
S"uiNu W tue hlattei
me Auoiheg peheraIs department
u stooh 10 institute concentration pro
cCedings against the Kapiolani Estate
ioI right-ofway across its Kalihi
property. The rAht.of.way wanted II
Il striu twenty feet wide through tho
,.ronerty from KoIihi stroot towords
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18
J. LANDO'S
Hotel Street Store
EXCURSION AT 10 A. N.

President Kennedy of the lnter.lsl.
aud Steam Navigation Company has
announced that, on account of many
requests from those who will go on
the excursion TO the eruption of Mau'
ma Loa. both the Kinau and the Mauna
loa will leave this city at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18

II IL stated that the number of Jap.
ancse to whom permission Is to be
granted to emlgrate TO Hawaii during
January has been reduced by the Jap
anese authorities from 1900 to 2.y75
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18

Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter, No l.
installed officers last night as follows
High priest, c. G. Bockus; King, j, W
Harvey; Scribe, Il, II, p, Lishman; G
of H., c, i, Murray; X, A, c., II, W
Breckons; NJ. Of I'd ", H. Giles; NJ. ol
I'd ", G, A, Martin; Sentinel. w, Star
bird.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18

Saes--Bet Boards: 30 Eva,
s2LS7is: % Eva, S2tS71a: 10 Waia-
Ina, S72.5O: 10 Waialua, $3.50: 81 Pio-
neer. S122: 20 Pioneer, 1892; l2j Oahu
Sug. Co., s24: 20 Oahu Sug. Co, S2i;
100 Oahu Sug. Co.. S2i 200 Eva.
S2LS7ls; 100 Eva, s24.S7ia.
Latest sugar quotation. $50 cents,
or $50. per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18
LOCAL and GENERAL

Boarders come and eo-and to have
one ready to move in for everyone in.
clined to move out 1t is only necessary
to make timely use Of Bulletin want
ads.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18

The meeting of the Archives Com
missionors which was to be held to
morrow morning has been postponed
10 same day next week.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19
Continued from Page One.)

tSOAL1uuGu 1EUIQ rage Cn2.B
there, and the team-haul two miles
to town. What is now costing one
dollar and fifteen cents, will then cost
but few cents, and the proper hand
ling and sorting of the coal will eff
feet a saving and increase in vaue
of the mine-run of twenty per cent.
The other sketch shows the mine
workings as they are, extended in
both directions cross-sectioning ap-
proximately eighty-five acres of six
foot coal seam and placing ready for
immediate extraction over haf mil
lion tons of coal, and demonstrating
that beyond question, tho coal seam
extends through the compary's hold
ings and giving mining supply OF
over six million tons CT coal. The
:country-rock incline is driven at a
dip of thirty degrees, but the hau age
and entryways II the coal seam are
practically level, as the seam aszum-
Co IAIL poS1liOh LA Oil liz tt&tCl W.. IA
ings. The incline is laid with 49,
pound rails, as are tho main Eaulage-
ways and entry-Ways, and tho rooms
are rallied with 12-pourd rails. To
increase the efficiency Of those work
ing in the mines, the entire workings
will be Lighted with electricity.
When the contemplated improve
ments are established and the mines
are working under a minimum capaci-
ty, they will be putting out stream
Of coal that would make a coal band
foot square and nearly twenty-thous
and feet in length and that will make
daily shipment Of twenty cara. That
means an industry Of nc insignificant
proportions; in fact it means one Of
the largest industrial Institutions in
the state, and aside from three coal
mines, two Of which arc operated by
the transcontinental railways, and one
by the Amalgamated Copper company,
the largest coal mine in the state.
This industry, or rather, the deyel-
opement Of one Of the natural resourc-
es of Havre that is to assure it's fu-
| ture, is practically assured, and will
undoubtedly receive all tho encourage
ment it can ask or wish from our eli
| tizens. The incorporation Of the
Havre Coal Mining company has been
effected and its incorporators are not
! losing any time in pushing their pro-
position to the success it deserves.
The lands Of the company have the
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19
PAGE THREE.
The time IS OPPORTUNE.

coal--there is no question as TO that;
the coal has the quaiity-as the pub-
lished analysis shows; and the mark
ct stretches along the main line of
the Great Northern railway from
Grand Forks on the east to Seattle
on the west, and south on the Mont
ana Central to the Northern Pac fic.
The market field consumes thousands
of tons of ceal per day, and the coal
is Of quality that has met tho most
unstinted approval wherever OF e ed
for sale. The horizontal scam run
ming six feet in width, with good
floor and solid root, requiring little
timbering, and with the most modern
methods for mining, handling and
Transporting, there can be no question
as to the prosperity OF the industry
and that in very short time its in
itial output Of five hundred tons per
day will be multiplied several times,
and with the multiplication Of its out
put and the increase Of its profits will
come the increased benefits to the
city Of Havre.
But the minimum output OF 500
tons per day, with the exceptions cit
ed, the mine will be the biggest in
| the state, and it will add over twenty
thousand dollars to the pay roll of the
city every month, and with the COM
ing OF the men who viii be required
to mine and to handle this daily pro-
duct, several hundred families will be
added to tho population OF the city.
and this will mean the sale OF many
lots and the material increase of real
estate values, an increase in the
buildings OF the city and in ev-
cry mans business. whether CONNER
cial, professional or mechanical. It
means making HGvre quarter larg-
| er, quarter more important and o
quarter moro prosperous.
The city OF Havre should, as it will,
push the good work along by render
| ing it every encouragement and as
sistance, and we want to see 1t take
up every other possibility and give it
a boost.
This is the appointed time for
Havre to put on her working clothes
and get to pushing for Greater
| Havre.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19
enacted by Tenth legisla-
ture. ;. ;. :. :. ;. 39,159.41
Total disbursements for the
year. !. :. 1S5,6O5.S4
Cash balance on hand April
/, 1907, in annual dues
fund -. 5. ~. -. :. 5,98S.s4
39,159.41
5,98S.84

Miles City, April 1.-THE second
day off the Montana stockgrowers' as
ISOLATION meeting opened tbs forenoon
at 1890 O'Clock, and the new members
elected Tuesday night were accepted
without further parley.
The committee on nominations re-
ported, for president, G. F. Ingerso,l
of Miles City; first vice president,
David Frat Of Billings; second vice
president, Conrad Kchrs Of Helena;
secretary treasurer, W. G. Pieuitt G.
w. Fayr moved the adoption off the
report, except tina. the name OF H. R.
Wells OF Miles City be substituted for
that Of Mr.. Preuitt.
Several speeches, pro and con, We're
made and balloting was necessary to
settle this matter, the vote resulting
70 for Wells, So for Preuitt, 1 for
Clyde Smith, Wells being declared
elected.
Mr. Farr offered resolution TO
IlIC CllCSl luCIy "hCtCd A. SuoL-
omary for the secretary Of the state
association to be appointed as secse-
tary Of the state association to be ap-
pointed as secretary Of the STATE
board of stock commissions s, Mr.
Wells be recommended by the con-
vention for secretary Of tho state
board, and that a copy Of the resc.u-
lions be forwarded to the state board
and Governor Toole. The reso ution
carried. The newly elected Officers
took their places, and ]. M. Boardnan
moved that a rising vote Of thanks to
the retiring president, secre'ay and
other officers be given, which was
done, and the meeting tEen adjourned
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19
THE PRICE OF HEALTH.

THE price of health in a malafious
district is just Is cents; the cost of
a box of DIR. Kings New Life Pills. ;"
writes Ella Slayton, of holland, Ark,
New Life Pills cleanse gently and inn
part new life and vigor to the system.
25c. Satisfaction guaranteed at the
Havre Drug Co.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19

About thirty Holladners have ar
rived at Billings and will purchase
land near there and become perman-
ent residents
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19
ST0CKGR0WERS' MEET ING
Continued from Page One.)

discussed this year, and we do not
know what steps will be taken by the
bureau of animal industry, but it is
urged for the benefit of the stockmen
that where they see any signs of this
disease, to lose no time in stamping
it out .
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19
THESE HAVE DIED.

Since the last meeting five memb-
ers have died: Messrs. D. H. An
drews Of Crane Lake, N. w. r.; ]. L.
De Hart Of Livingston; F. J. Keene
of Canton; Oscar Stephens of Fort
Maginnis and A. B. Clarke Of Miles
City.
1T would be fitting for this conven-
ton to adopt resolutions deploring the
demise Of the members; also for any
other members who have died during
the last year. We are not in the pos
session of the news Of any other
members demise
1.-THE report Of the board shows that
during the year there were Sc arrests
made for violation of the stock laws;
43 OF this number being convicted,
while two escaped, and one jumped hi
bonds. There are fifteen cases still
pending
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
The financial statement of Secretary
Preuitt follows:
Cash balance on hand April /, 1906.
In annual dues fund. IS 9,l2IS4
In estray fund. l9,43i .oo
Total balance on hand. 2o,56o.o2
Receipts during the year:
From estray receipts. .... l6O,5z9.lo
From annual dues. :. 100000
Total receipts from all
sources. :. 163, o29. 16
Total of balance and re-
GENTS !. 191, 5e4es
Disbursements during year:
70 owners Of strays.. :. l34,bl5'zz
Transfers to board Of stock
commission per resolution 5,s94.2l
Transfer from dues fund to
to board of stock commits
sioners as per resolution
Of executive committee 4,eoo,o'
All office expenses. inciud-
ing supplement, brand
book. entertainment COM
mittee, premium state fair,
Hon case 1899. OF
]. H. Rice, state treasurer.
stray account as per law
+ "a
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19

New. line of Alabastine in all col
ors at Beckstead's.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07

Cuando la trsnquilidad habia vuel-
to al vecindario de la region de An
tenas, la montana que domina la vi
lla, puesta en- marcha hace dfas, rea-
nud6 su interrumpido y aterrador
viaje con una velocidad de 40 me-
ros por hora.
La montafla enorme canine largo ra~
TO por Ell vale del territorio de Saint
Etienne de Bonlogne, sembrando un
panico espantoso entire los vecinoS
que huian como locos hacia las altu.
ras que ofrecfan menos religro.
Los numerosos puentecillos que
en- Ell vale habia situados han desa-
rarecido por el choque del terrible
bloque.
El desbordamiento de los rios que
bafian la region formo un immense
lago en- a9uellas tierras.
Gracias que Ell recorrido fue has
ia ahora por una parte desierta, no
hay que registrar una catastrofe'
El monte Sc halIa detenido en- ell
vale 4 una distancia muy cercana de
las poblaciones, por 10 one estas Sc
hallan amenazadas de TN peligro in
minente ST ell fenomeno vuelve &
producirse. Reiua la intranquilidad
consigIiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
La a1emia en- Puerto Rico
TRABAJOs EN- La IsLA

Ha empezado q repartirse ell
folleto2de la Comision de la Ane.
mia en- Puerto Rico, contenien-
do los trabajos realizados du-
rante Ell aflo fiscal.
Por dicho folleto vemos que
en- las treinta y cinco estaciones
que hay en- la Isla fueron reco-
nocidos y tratados So.233 pacien-
tes de uncinariasis.
El n1mero total de visitas re-
|gistradas es de 425.I3I, sin in.
|cluir las verifcadas en- la ma
yoria de las Estaciones, Y no sc
inscribieron por Ell Director de
la Otcina, las que produjeron
en- su ultimo reconocimiento los
22.o36 curados, nj las que acci-
dentalmente Sc omitleron en-
muchas Ohcinas donde necesa-
riamente la excesiva concurren-
cia dio motive a clio.
Ell n1mero total de visitas ha
alcanzado a la cifra de 500.
Sc puede asegurar, por datos
de trabajos identjcos llevados &
cabo en- otros paises, que min
gun medico prestaria la asisten-
cia que los Directories de Esta-
ci6n aqui han prestado a volu-
men tai de enfermos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
n Auditor Mr.. Cabot Ward

Esta mafIana ha Sido constantemen.
te visitado Ell Auditor de Puerto Rico
Mr.. Georges Cabot Ward por hume
rosas comisiones de particulares Ha
recibido telsgramas de la Isla por su
regreso. Entire los que espers ban tur-
no para saludar a Mr.. Ward esta b an
los senores Barbosa, Consejero del
Executive, Mr.. Wolff, doctor Goenaga,
el senior Diaz, de Fajardo que actual
mente Intervene como practice en- ell
juicio de Mulero emilia Corte Federal y
Ell sef1or Guzman Benftez. Mr. Ward
recibira esta tarde los reporters de
la prensa para camb biar impresiones de
su viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
DESTROYERS EN- PUERTO

Hoy las diez y media de la ma
flana ha entrado en- este puerto la
escuadriila de destroyers de Ia ar
mada americana ;compuesta del
"Whipple'. comandado por Mr.. H. I
Cone: Ell "Truxton' por Mr.. C. S.
Kerrick; Ell Lawrence" por Mr.. E
Friedrich; ell Hopkins, por Mr. A
G. Howe; ell Hull, por Mr.. Nc Con
nuon, ell "Stewart'', por Mr.. J. F.
Hellmeg; sirviendo de deposito de
carbon Ell vapor "Arethusa".
Los citados buques haran su trave-
sia en- la siguientc forma:
En- este puerto estaran de hoy al Il
del corriente; en- Ell de Trinidad del
IS al 81; en- ell de Para, del 20 al
81; en- Ell de Berna mbuco, del de
Enero proximo, al 10; en- el de Rio
Janeiro, del IS al 20; en- Ell de Monte
video, del Is al I de Febrero; en- el
de Punta Arenas, del s al II; en- Ell de
Talcahuana, del 20 al IS; en- Ell de
.Callao, del a de Mario al 9; en- Ell de
banana. del I6 al III en- ell de Aca-
pulco. del 28 al de Abril; en- Ell de
Magdalena Bay, del S al Is, llegandc
a San Francisco Ell de Mayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
Explosion de IN motor
LAMENTABlE svCEs0

Ayertar de va en- prenSa. nueStra
edicion recibimos TN telegrams de
Mayagtiez comunicando el triste su-
ceso ocurr lido en- Ia hacienda Alta
gracia" de la Jurisdiction de AfIasc0.
En- Jos diarios de Mayagiiez vemos
detalles que amplian nuestro tele-
grama.
Ell suceso fue como sigue:
Como las-2 y media de la tarde
de aver, en- la central sAltagracia"
de AfIasco, estall6 en- la casa de ma
quinas. TN motor de petr6leo que
movfa TN dinamo electrico y algu-
mas otras maquinas, produciendole la
muerse, por fractura cominuta del
craneo fractura de ambaspiernas
al ingeniero Mr.. H. Voss, natHral
de California, de s. amos de edad,
y que Sestaba encargado de la mon-
tura de la nueva maquinaria que
acaba de importar dicha factoria. Tam
bien la explos ion proddjole una he-
rlda de caracter leve en- la msno de-
recha a TN joven de apellido Coronag
y 4 otro individuo en- una pierna.
Ell suceso parece ocurri6 por haber
retenido muy de repente la marchaA
de motor.
Pedazos del craneo del ingeniero
y las piernas fueron lanzadas &
gran distancia, presentando asf Ell res
to del cuerpo un aspecto doloroso.
Mr.. Voss estaba casado con una
joven del pals, natural de Salinas, la
cual queda en- estado interesante v
dos hiios de corta edad.
El entierro tuvo lugar por la ma
flana.
Sc trasladaron para dicho punto ell
ell doctor ] imenez Nussa, Ell captain
senior Silen y Mr.. Cornwell condue-
flo de la Altagracia, y de Afiasco ell
doctor Casalduc y ell cabo de la po-
1icia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
Ell JUICIO DE- MULERO
Ell JuRaD0 DElIBERA

El Jurado de la Corte Federal Sc
retro anoche a las diez deliberar
en- ell julcio que por ultraje y abando-
no Sc le sigue a Gregorio Mulero en-
la citada Corte. Ell fiscal sefior Sava-
ge sostuvo sus alegac tones seflalan
do q Mulero como responsible del
grave delito que conocen nuestros
lectores.
Esta maflana y por la tarde cont
MIA deliberando ell jurado sin que a
la hora que escribimos haya llegado
8 IN acuer9o. Hay gran espectaci6n
para conocer Ell fallo dada la grave
lad de la pena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
Don NarClSO Padilla StOrer

Esta mariana, ha muerto, en- Santur-
ce, Ell distingnido caballero don Mar
ciso Padilla Storer, persona presti-
giosa y relacionada con la mejor So
cledad de Puerto Rico.
Ell fnado era estimadisimo por sus
relevantes prendas de caracter, por
sus atlas dotes de talento y sus gran
des virtudes cIvicas.
Una racha deva stadora aflije esta
familia disting guida. que llora en- la
actualidad la desaparicion de uno de
sus miembros mas amados.
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