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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
EI Se1or lnfante SaaVedra

Han c0ntraido matrimonio en-
Santurce, nuestro companero
en- la prensa Y distinguido re
dactor de La Correspondence
don Rosendo Infante Saavedra
y la estimable senorita Petra
Mira bal.
FL acto a pesar de realizarse
en- familia viose en- extreme con-
curridisimo, pues son muchas
las simpatias que tienen en- esta
ciudad los nuevos c0nyuges.
Les deseamos muchas felicida-
des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
Is DE AGOSTO
Para mi distinguido amigo
Victor de Castro


Dfa glorioso para los dominicsnos
es este, en- que un grupo de patriotas
dieron ell immortal grito de separation
de la Madre Patria, ALA en- la memo
rable eminencia de Capotillo, fertiliza-
da. con sangre de heroes cuyas vene.
randas memorials debieran ser reve-
renciadAs por las ingratas generacio-
mes del momento.
Fu6 este dfa en- ell que los dominica
nos de cara al sol y en- lucha desigual
clamaron al unfsono ell grito de Res
tauracion Pero de NADIA nos han ser
vido los grandes sacrihcios realiza dos
por esos inmortales heroes que sc LA
maron Santiago Rodriguez. Benito
Noncion, Gaspar Posanco, Gregorio
Luper6n, Segundo Rivas, Pedro A.
Pimentel, y otros que ofrendaron sus
vidas en- holocausto de la redencion de
la Patria; porque la obra ha sido des-
truida lentamente por nosotros mis-
mos, al conjuro de luchas intestinas,
ora para saciar ambiciones perSonales,
ora para satisfacer venganzas de rui-
nes pasiones.
Dia de amargas dolorosas recor-
daclones es para nuestro esp1ritu, al
contemplar que un grupo de manda-
rines desp6ticos, sin conciencia nj jus.
ticia, han en- caminado la Repdblica
por un insondable abismo, en- ell cusl
rodara, desapareciendo del concerto
de los pueblos libres y soberanos.
No parece sino que un halito en-
brujador de crueles tentativas de sui
cidio acomete contra la Gesvalida Re
pdblica, por la que tanta sangre derra-
maron sus hijos, para que en- las
regiones de la victoria ondeara el pa
bellon la ensefla tricolor.
oh, que tristes son las dolorosas
circunstancias del momento!
43 amos hace hoy de esta fecha
magma que el mundo entero nos aplau-
diera con verdadero entusiasmo, aba 10
Ell fuego de la horrida metrala, ell
mort1fero plemso del fusA" para que
fructhcarzn loluminosos germenes de
libertad civilizaci6nal pie del sagra
do pabell6n'
oh, contraste de las grandes des
venturas sociales!
La obra resta uradora ha sido un
mito; porque los principles de igualdad
los han ennegrecidos est1pidos gober-
nantes que solo gobiernan en- nombre
del crlmen la maldad, levautado por
doquiera Ell tablado VII del cadalso, de-
rrumbando asf ell altar de la justicia
que cae envue]ta en- ell f1nebre sudario
de la muerte :.
Dios nos tienda su mano protectora
para que las hordas salvejes del poder,
no borren esta memor able fecha con
oprobio, negando la gloria de ese dla!
Salvc I6 de Agosto de 1868
Salve invicta Quisqueya! y que la
sensatez de tus hijos disipen las espe-
suras que So condensan en- las lonta-
nanzas do tn porveniI
NIcUEL OcTAvIo ALFAU.
San Juan, de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
VA ES OTRA COSA

FL espectaculo de anoche en- ell Mu-
nlcipal, vario pcr todos conceptos, en-
amenidad matices.
Haremos 10 possible por alejsrnos de
los pomposos adjetivos, que naGa
conducen, tratandose de artista cuya
modestia, es reconocida por todos; sin
que dejemos de tener muy en- cuenta,
cuanto vale su concurso. prestado; una
compaflfa como la que en- la actu alidad
distrae las nocturnas ociosidades en-
nuestro teatro.
Al estimado baritone sefior Real va
el lndiscutible soberano supo demos
trarle la noche del martes, con cuanto
agr ado 10 vefa reaparecer en- ell palco
escenico, premiando su notable labor
en- 'sCarceleras", en- union de la genial
artista sonora Matras, prolongadas SAL
vas de unanimes aplausos.
Anoche en- la repetici6n de dicha
ebra, merecieron igu ales placemes tal
distinguidos INTERPRETERS, demostrando
le extraordnaria senora Matras, Guam
to puede y vale, cuando le rodean ar
tistas de buena voluntad y entusiasmo.
iQu6 hemos de decir de la sefora
Matras en- alas Estrelas'?
Nuestro juicio, resultarfa la repeti-
c6n de cuanto Sc ha dicho va de tan
nsuperabl tiple, en- LA Cuna", LA
Trapera" "Caramelo"l y .'Estuche de
Monerfas'. En- todas estas obras, hace
cuanto lie da su "real CANA, Blanca
Matras, obligando al pdblico mas exi-
gente premiar sus inimitables ge-
nialidades con ensordecedores aplausos.
Otra muestra de satisfaction did
nuestro p1blico en- ell Municipal al
aparecer nuevamente en- escena la
aplaudida tipe ligera senora Wehf,
interpretando ell pspel dc Luisa en- "La
Viejecita"
En- el duo con Ia Matras estuvo ad
mira bic ambas fueron ovacionadasa
Nuestra enhorabuena al maestro Cam
pos, por haber rodeado & una artista
de tanto coraz6n y waller, como la Sc
nora Matras. de elementos, ST bien mo-
destos capaces de defender cualquiera
situaci6n en- la eScena sin permitir que
cesluzca la siempre meritisima labor
de la sehora Matras.
Sobres alieron en- la Interpretation
de las obras del programa de aver,
despues de los artistas va citados La
simpatica senorita Castillo, la senora
Fernandez y el sef1or Sanch> Ipesar
de su ronquera. Los demas .--~res,
bastante ajlstados. En- los coros. :.
sempre hay de todo.
La orquesta. muy bien, no sole men
te bajo la direction del maestro sam
pos, 81 no bajo la del macs. o4ayo-
qui, en- "Carceleras" Bien por los
maestros.
y b
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
Nota del dia

Hace dias, cuando Sc anunci6
la llegada a Puerto Rico de la
comisi0n dominicana que tue a
los EstadOs Unidos a ultimar
la negotiation de un empress
tito, la congregation anunci0
pomposamente que los senores
que forman la comlsl0n dom1-
nicana, venian a Puerto Rico a
estudiar las condiciones imam
cieras del pals, el desarrollo
economico bajo la influenza de
los nuevos metodos importados
Dor Ell redentorlsmo.
Nuestros tutores tlenen mu-
cho que ensenar, Y segun Green
ellos, deben venir aqul los en-
viados de todos los pueblos de
la terra, sobre todo de la Anne.
rica latina, para que aprendan
sobre el terreno los metodos y
los medios que ha puesto en-
practica la Congregation para
hacer la felicidad de los pue~
bios sometidos al dominic de su
tutOrla.
Indudablemente, es una suer-
te loca la nuestra, es una tortu-
ma colossal y estupenda la que
tenemos va que a cambio de la
tutoria a que sc nos somete, ha'
llamos la inefable compensa-
Ci0n de servir de mOdelos a los
demas pueblos de America, pa
"a que en- nosotros aprendan y
de nosotros coplen, esos mara
villosos nuevos metodos, que
son de resultado tan positive.
Por 10 visto, la congregation,
ha establecido aqui su campa-
mento V la alberto a los pue-
bios la catedra de gobierno pro-
pio, mediante una larga, una in
defnible, una prolongadisima
etapa de preparation de apren-
dizaje de los nuevos sistemas
que no pueden conocer, nj en-
tender, nj explicar, los hombres
que no p pertenezcan a la raza de
los providenciales, hasta que
estos sc dignen descender hacla
los simples mortales para mi
ciarlos en- el 'secreto milagro3o.
La congregation ha puesto
aqui su catedra de gobierno
propio, y practica al mismo
tempo que las tentativas de
expansiones soladas, los ensa-
yos experimentales que juzgan
de SECURE exito los taumaturgos
de la colonization moderna.
ST los demas pueblos desean
aprender pueden venir a soli>i-
tar provechosas leccioneS, So
bre el terreno, lecclones expe-
rimentales. como han dlchO
nuestros tutores que vienen los
senores de la comision dcmini-
cana.
Pero seg1n nuestros infor--
mes, esos cOmisionados sc van
maflana. SG estancia en- la lsla
va a ser tan breve, que solo
puede ser comparada con aque-
Has vfsitas-r -reldmpagos que nos
han girado los magnates de la
metropoli mientras duro Ell des-
file coruscante en- que Sc acre
ditto el turismo Official de rum
boso y espl6ndido.
En- TN dia Sc puede aprender
muy poca cosa, a no ser que
los senores que torman la
comisi6n domin1cana, hayan
aprendido durante su estancia
en- la metr0poli la manera que
tienen los altos funcionarics ma
eionales de.ver, de apreciar, de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
La senorita Cueto

Ha sido nombrada profesora
de ingles con destino a Maya
giiez la simpatica senorita Lou
briel Cueto, hija de nuestro
amigo don Ulises Loubriel. El
nombramiento es .muy acerta-
do y felicitamos a tan estudio :
sa selorita por su designation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16

Esta mahana atrac6 al niue
lie de su Compania, procedente
de Nueva York, el vapor anne
ricano San Juan" conduciendo
TN buen numero de pasaleros.
la correspondence v carga ge-
neral para este comercio Y pun
tos de su ruta EN- la Isla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-14

Ninth Alice NJ Dean. ga East
seventh street.
Tenth -Ncns Anderson 100 North
Washington.
Eleyonth-Mrs Joseph Baxter 2o6s
Douglas avenue.
Twclfth-Lsura Mcighan. 2339 Adams
avenue.
Thirteenth Walter Richcy. 2ili Mad
ison avenue.
Fourteonth-EIla Gordon Kimball
1852 Twenty street
F1fteenth-Iillian Foulger 5iS Twen-
ty-seventh street
SiNteenth-Hattio L. Brown. 25i0 Or
Chard avenue.
SeVenteenth-Jamcs Coleman. 49,
Twenty eighth street.
SUDDEN DEATH or VISITOR.
Death came Unexpectedly Saturday
afternoon OF Mrs S. a. Shields OF West
Oakland Cal, who WAS visiting in
ogden with her sister. Mrs s. H. Cave.
on Adams avenue. The lady with her
husband only arrived in Ogden Mon
day TO visit here with The Caves. soon
after their arrival, Mr Shields felt i'm
disposed which greatly worried his
wife until she became iu Saturday
she suffered a second stroke OF apo
pleXy, but hope Of her recovery was
entertained up 20 the last She was
husband one son. The body win be
taken to Oakland for burial. accompa-
MED by the husband and Mrs. Cave.
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE SUIT.
George Watts Of the firm Of Watts
and Best has filed suit in the Second
district court against Marcella b.
Watts for divorce. The plaintiff names
as a correspondent in the case Levi
Southwell, the well known brick manu-
facturer. with whom he charges that
his wife has been crimlnaly intimate.
other serious charges are set forth
IN the complaint. All the parties To- the
suit are well known in Ogden, and the
filing OF such sensational accusations
has caused a great amount of COM
ment IL is understood Mrs Watts
viii file an answer and cross-Complaint.
The couple were married a little less
than five years ago.
EX-SUPT. Peterson HONORED.
Former Supt Of Weber County
schools William y. Peterson was the
recipient Saturday afternoon of "a
friendly visit from a committee repre-
seuting the county schools who iu be-
half OF the teachers presented him
with a handsome watch fob. suitably
engraved, as a token OF their high es-
TEEN for him. j. W. Wheeler made
the presentation and Mr.. Peterson re-
sponded with deep appreciation.
OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS.
Manager Grant has three good at
fractions for this week at the Grand
Opera House Tonight, THE Alaskan"
a story OF the Kloudike I'm song. viii
be presented the second time.
Wednesday a comedy entitled The
County Chairman" will be played.
Thursday night THE Yankee Re
gent" a musical comedy, is 10 DE Civ
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nah ioht & Railway Company
Planning Another Attraction
For Scenic Resort.
xCLU. STATE CONVENTION.
..,e,tion PIaccs-Sunday school
tpion-Suddcn Death of Call
fOrnia Visitor.

o,,i.1 oct. 1a-Ogdon canyon is con-
,.5 t1 bc one Of the grandest pieces
,,,uutan scenery and drives I'm the
i1 order 20 add another feature
y, grandeur TO It the Utah Light &
S,rvay company has planned water
I'M which will be flowing over the
.,t lodges in a very short time. and
.,r..cs boz beauty to rival the mag
-.s,ert Bridal Vail falls Of Idaho, which
.t,,c. No many tourists
rb. company Is now putting In 60 feet
ax-inch pipe. which viii tap the
,onauys immense pipe line eNtendlnb
80 ledge at "a point just above the
srs bridge and about quarter OF
nss from tho mouth of tho canyon At
...bed 90 the siX-inch pipe viii be
rs by eight inch spray nozzel that
.n t5-foOt pressure will spread OUT
~, immense beautiful spray. over me
1ss, viii pass between tve ana SIX
,I fact of water. II was at lhe
msp1int where the former fat in the
-r,on was which attracted so much
Imitation. Not only win the tails De
naturo OF beauty. but the pipe rum
ri0r from the main pipe line VIII Servo
-. an ain valve to that line, thus pre-
,.nting the possibility Of the mann
rine collapsiug should the water DC
4. t.u out al any time, as was necessary
i.sf wear because Of the break In the
ripa ID was az the point where the
small line is to tap the main pipe that
IN. collapsing occurred last year be-
'suse of no air being able to get INTO
III nine. Ia the coolest seasons on
.be wear when there is a possibility OF
.be small pipe freezing up, the water
Kin Doe turned out. otherwise the talls
Mn Doe iu operation the greater part
lf the year.
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death % Mrs Hattie Doolau Abbott
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. noo-
Ion ~ salt lake. at Los Angeles whore
she went for her health. Mrs. Abbott
WAS born iu Provo. She has resided n
Chicago and Denver for some years,
and later &C salt Lake. and was quite
well known In educational circles, haN-
ing originated a system OF instructions
in writing on which she held a pronta-
Die copyright. Tho remains VIII De-
brought here for. burial
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
George Allen Olsen. Of Willard
county was examined as TO bis sanity
by Doctors Arid and Robinson iu the
Fourth district court Saturday ana
committed to the state mental hospital
Thomas Larsen ana Edward Jacobsen.
both OF Provo. and Jacob RASMUSSEN.
OF Knightsville. were admitted to citi-
zemship.
An order was made that all appH-
cations for naturalization be set for
hearing the second Monday in each
term
Susie Merrill was granted "a divorce
rom Albert Merrill ON the ground of
failure 90 provide The parties were
married Boo Colorado. Nov. q. 1898.
HIGH SCHOOL MEETING.
The principals Of Utah county high
schools met here with superintendent
Eggertsen Saturday aud adopted
program for the seasons work in The
institute high school department The
questions OF state aid for high schools
and high school athletics were also
discussed.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
ON Nov 10 AN examination will be
held here for applicants for clerk OF the
Uintah forest reserve. The applicants
must send To- Washington for blanks.
Tho speakers at the funeral services
over the remains of Mrs Aquila collins.
held Saturday in the Third ward meet
ing house We're Elder George Powclson
aud Bishop Thomas y. Taylor
Violet y. Carter the year-pld daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Jos r. Carter nf
Provo Bench. died yesterday Funeral
services win be held in the Rcorganized
church chapel in This city. Tuesday at
o'clock
Miss Catherine Cease returned last
night from a lO-wecks visit Co New
York. Chicago, and other eastern points.
She spent the greater part uf the time
she was away with her parents 800
Hastings. Nebraska.
Mrs W. j. Harris sister Of Prcsi-
dent Joseph +. smith met with &c.
we're accident in Salt Lake while at
tending conference. While going down
the steps of the Beehive House she fell
and received severe bruises, which ne
Cessitatcd the use of crutchcs.
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W. c. T. U. CONVENTION.
Stale Temperance Workers Meet IN
Annual Conclave.

Stale Temperance NofhtfS ''''
Annual Conclave.
Or5on oct. 4-The Woman's Chris
,nu Tcmperance Union of the entire
state Wiu hold its seventh annual con-
vfntion at the ogden Congregational
church. commencing this evening. inc
pfoemm for the four sessions follows.
MONDAY NIGHT.
1.3O-Soug service.
Deyotious Mrs r. w Clancy.
Presidents annual address.
solo Mrs. ID. n. Zimmerman.
Address. Making Both Ends Meet
Row q. w. McCreery.
Address. Mrs. Hester Griffith, Los
Angeles. ,..
Appointments Of committees
hymn
Benediction.
TUESDAY MORNING.
o.so-Morniug conservation. Miss
Louise Frost.
Business.
Minutes Of executive meetings.
Report of president.
Report OF secretary.
Rrrprt OF treasurer.
mI5-"From the Firing Line Mrs.
i0.s6-Three minute reports from To-
io.5o- Bible reading, Mrs. Mabel C.
severn.
li:Co- Election Of officers
200 ooutide prayer. Mrs. c, A.
walker.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
1.3o- ENecuuv meeting.
2.0O-Bible reading, Mrs. G. r. Shaw.
2l5-Reports from departments.
j. y.
B. T. r. l..
Literature
sabbath observance.
e. Scientific temperance.
g. Flower mission.
Jails and prisons
Mothers meetings.
Work among soldiers.
l0 Social meetings.
d. Anti-narcotics
ls Physical education.
l3 Medical contests.
Music.
E.-f Exercise Mrs. KroWa.
Address, Temperance In the
Church. Rev. ~ s. Elderkn.
320-Open discussion. "lemnerance
m M Home" led by Mrs. Grihith.
3fO-Rcports Of committees-Audit-
He prass resolutions.
APPOINTMENT of national delegate.
cnHiration hour. new president
Apartment
ia-post executive.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Mauon's silver medal contest.
-Dcyotionals. Rev j. f. Carver
Nli-Music.
Contest
Contestants from Salt Lake and og-
dcu
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PROVO.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Fourth District Court-Death Of Mrs
Abbott


Special Correspondence
Provo. oct 1.-THE quarterly confer
oncc OF the Utah stake ~ Zion was held
here Saturday and Sunday. OF he gene
eral authorities there were presoutp PRIEST.
jos +. Smith and Elders John Henry
Smith George A. Smith and George
y. Richards Of the apostles. Tie flI-
lowing speakers addressed the c0ugre-
cations President David John. Elder
q %. Rcnnlou. Elder George D. Rich-
ard President Jos. B KcOler Elder
James q. Dunn. President Joseph g.
smith Elder John Henry Smith. and
Elder George A. Smith. President
Smith read the account from ST. John
of the resurrection Of the Savior, and
preached "a powerful discourse on this
subject, ~ which a stenogrnuhic report
was taken and which VIII. no doubt o.
published ln fun
Elder Arthur n Taylor was sus-
tanned as member Of the high council
IN place Of Elder Roger Farrer re-
signed on account Of 90 health. ana
Elder j. ID. Dixon was sustained as am
alternate 10 tho high council 90 nm the
vacancy caused by the appointment
N Elder Taylor 90 the high council
us superintendent or Religion classes in
place Of Elder Geo. r. Judd. released
GA tho evening "a N. J. A conference
WAS held al which Instructive address
81 We're delivered by Elders George A.
smith and George r. Richards and N.
l. A. officers
DEATH or MRS ABBOTT
News reached Provo yesterday OF me
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The foundation of robust
halth is what is allowed TO enter
ne mouth. The more simple
ne diet, the more perfect the
health.
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ROBBED ON TRAIN.
W. II. Hancock Victim of Card Sharps
On q. =. l.. Near brigham.


Ogden. Oct. 4--W. II. Hancock ar
rived IN Ogden Saturday evening on
the O, ). l.. train from Brigham city,
with blood mnning down his face and
In very weakened condition. He was
directed 20 the police station for med
ical assistaice, where he is being held
pending developments Hancock says
that he received his injuries from three
men in controversy over a game of
cards while the four were passengers
on the Oregon Short Line train from
Butte. w ". Mayheld. one OF the trio
with whom Hancock played cards. was
found by the police In ogden. but the
other two are supposed 90 have got OF
the train near Brigham city.
Hancock Gays that he met Mayhald
and the other two men ON the train,
and that they proposed "a game Of polk
err Not being an entire stranger TO
the American game OF chance and bluff
he took hand and was soon winning
lnceused at his success. he says. hls
companions arose, scooped up the
money struck him over the head and
robbed him OF a gold watch which he
valued az $3.50 and $50 IN cash.
Mayheld tells an entirely different
story but admits thai Il was he who
struck Hancock and Knocked the mans
head through n window. but asserted
that he had more than ample provoca-
ton for doing so as Hancock ne says.
was cheating The Disappearance Of
the watch ami money, however. May
field could not explain. The police are
inclined IN believe that Hancock was
the victim OF a gang OF grafters. and
was stripped before he could seek as
sistance.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
G. Hoist Nominated for Third Term as
Mayor.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham city, oct IA Republican
convention was held u the county
courthouse Saturday evening. oct r.,
In which a city ticket was nominated
as follows.
Mayor Hoist (third term).
Councilmen First ward, Lewis J. An
dcrsen. Second ward. John II. Horsley;
Third ward, Hans Is. lArseni Fourth
ward. William Merren
city RccordeI-ThOmas McMaster
city TTeasurcr-Mrs. Jennie Deder-
ickscn.
city Marshal-C Charles Chacl
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Large Attendance and Splendid Nd
dresses from Prominent Workers.

ogden. oct. IA The monthly sunday
school union meeting Of the Weber
stake was held at the academy hall
yesterday afternoon. There was "A
large attendance from all parts OF the
stake and visitora from the Salt Lake
stake board
President McRae Of the Western
States mission and Elder David O. Nc
kay addressed the assemblage.
A half hour Nas spent I'm thought de-
velopment work conducted by Belle
Salmon Ross.
The workers divided into three groups
and listened e. excellent talks from
Prof W. NJ. McKendrick on "Disci-
pine, Heber Scowcroft on Consist
ency in Sunday school Work and
Teaching" Prof S. d. Bradford spoke
on "Outlining and the Best Methods
10 Pursue In that work"
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COFFEE

OOF FEE
There is no difficulty in
getting good coffee.
There is no difficulty in
having good coffee.