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The sun., 1907-03-10
PRESIDENT JAPAN'S FRIEND.
HayaShI Advises isis Country men 70 Take
American situation Calmly

Special cable Despatch 10 THE Sun
TOXIC, March 9-In the lower house OF
the Diet to-day Viscount Hayashi, Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, in replying to an
Interpolation, urged the importance of ap-
preaching the American question as TO the
status Of japanese in the United States and
their emigration into that country calmly.
Excitement, he said would only increase
the difficulties OF settlement. He pointed
to the indisputabIe good will Of President
Roosevelt toward Japan.
The sun., 1907-03-10
NEW ROMAN MUSEUM.
Scattered Collections 10 BE United in the
Castle OT ~. Angelo.
pccIal Gable Despdtch 10 THE Sun

'7prtIuT NuOIs UtspdTtN 70 IHh Sun.
ROME. March 9.-Negotiations have been
concluded between the Minister OF Public
Instruction. Sig. Rava, and the Syndic Of
Rome for the formation Of a medieval
museum in the castle Of st. Angelo. which
was originally tomb erected by Emperor
Hadrian for himself and his successors
The museum will contain an immense
amount OF medieval material which il
now contained in many different collections
and stored by the authorities In buildings
that are closed TO the public.
The sun., 1907-03-10
skIrmIsh with RsIsun.s Derender..

Special Cable Despatch 10 The sun
TANGIER. Morocco. March O.--FightinR
between the Sultan's troops. which are
pursuing Raisuli. and the Ben-Iaros tribe,
which is sheltering him. resulted in the
troops losing twenty killed. including
several officers.
The losses OF the rebels we're inconsider-
able
The sun., 1907-03-10
SPAIN STOPS EMIGRANTS.
complaints Of Bad Food on ship Taking
700 Families 10 Hawaii.

Special Cdole Despatch 10 The SUN
Madrid. March S.-The Governor and
HarboF Master Of Malaga prohibited to-day
the sailing OF the steamship HeliopoIis for
Hawaii on account Of the complaints Of
bad food and poor accommodations on
board the ship. .
or the thousand Andalusian families
aboard the vessel three hundred disem-
barked.
The sun., 1907-03-10

met that the Chair has had to exercise
any disciplinary authority.
The whole secretariat WIS then elected.
all from the OpPosltional parties and 10y
the same majorities "a in the case Of the
election OF vice-presidents and secretary
Vaaferdnw
The sun., 1907-03-10
BIeDersteIn TO Go 10 The Hague

Special Cdbie Drspdtch 10 THE sun
BERLIN March 9-lt is officially nti-
mated that Field Marshal Baron Won Bieber-
stein. the German Ambassador at Con-
stantinople. will be the principal German
representative at the Hague conference.
The sun., 1907-03-10
MARLBOROUGH PORTRAITS.
Duchess Arranges for EIamerS to Paint Her
and Her Children.

Special Gable Despatch n THE SUN
LONDON. March 8. 9.-Rev7loIGs's Ne,0spdpeT
says the Duchess of Marlborough has ar
ranged for Flamery. the fashionable Dutch
artist. 70 paint a portrait group of herself
and her two sons.
The sun., 1907-03-10
Glasgow splitter Fined.

Special Cdbie Despatch to THE sun.
LONDON. March 9.--Ten men were prose-
cuted and fined in Glasgow last week for
splitting in tram cars.
The sun., 1907-03-10
H.r''' SakH & Gnntpatty s...s.
Specialists In Apparel for Men, Women and Children
Tailored Suits for Women
AN EXTENSIVE SERIES OF SPRING MODELS
At $500, $500, $500

Incidental to our business, our stock alW ays has
afforded tailored suits at those prices. Begin
ming with this season, it is our purpose and in
tent to make tailored suits at $25.oo $500
and $500 a specially.
To that end we have gone further with the va
riety of styles, fabrics and colors than any other
shop has ever gone with garments at those prices.
Not only do we know ours to be the most diversi-
fled and the exhaustive collection of tailored
suits at $4,000, $500 and $500 to be found
anywhere but we believe them to be the best values
to be found at the specified prices And the styles
are Of that high character which you would expect
to find in garments that cost again as much.
AS the season advances shall augment the col
lection with the adaptations Of new foreign mod
els SO that at all times may be certain to main
tain the standard we have set.
M)NDAv WE vu
The sun., 1907-03-10
45 New Spring Mods!s Of
Tailored Suits for Women,
Misses and Small Women
At $500, $500 and $500.
New Tailored Hats
FOR SPRING SERVICE

The foreign designers have conceived radically new
model-the Empire. This, together with the more
conventional toques and sailors present fashioned
of rough straws and elabora ated with quis winss and
silks, in extensive and varied collection of STYLES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

Mss Poynter Is fortunate in her stage presence and she is certainly not with out distinct gifts as an actress. How ever much the play fell short of a perfect stage production, 1t was not the fault of Miss Poynter. If her SUD- merit. the performance. instead of be- ing only q pleasing way of willing away an evening. would have been an excellent presentation, to cling to the memory of those who witnessed 1t.
 Not that Miss Poynter is letter per- feet in her art. for If she had been that she would have come in better role and her support would not have been faulty. But her talent is mani fest enough to promise much for her future work. The young lady is blonde and sufficiently handsome. She has, too. enough of dash and spirit, and If one were hypocrittcal 1t might be sug- gested that she was overfond of dis playing these characteristics. And when this is said her chief and per haps only fault is named. In her quiet, subdued moments she Is excellent. One who can be so effective in quiet force and repression has no need of resort to the louder appeals to the emotion. The role of Lena Rivers" whether the Poynter, and her audience approved of her.
 Durwood Belmont. the hero. who was so admired C generation ago by the sensational young ladies who wept over the misfortunes of Lena Rivers, was acceptab1y played by Roy Phillips, an actor of very youthful appearance. Mir. Phillips's work was better than one would expect from an actor of his apparent age. He handled the role intelligently and in a large measure hid the self consciousness which Is the unfortunate characteristic of the aver age player of juvenile parts. He reads his lines so much bettex than the other members of the cast with the exception of Miss Poynter that the difference was marked and emphatic.
 And with him the role of honor is very nearly ended. although a word of appreciation is due some. but not all. of the comedy work of Ted V. Ar mond. MT. Armond at times empha- sized too strongly the comedy Of the red headed rustic he played.
 But justice would not be fully done unless compliment were handed the stone. It was neatly and daintily don6 and certainly the roll of honor will have to be enlarged to contain her.
 The best of the others was only averagely good. The general fault was lack of team work and an uncertainty of enunciation. The stage manager has done his work well. The players were so often incoherent that one sus- pected that the actors forgot that the what was tfaiispiring on the stage and really wanted to hear what was being said.
 Edgar selwyn will present Strong heart at the theatre Wednesday even- ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

ident. From Troy she will go to New York. from which place she will sail for Europe on October IS. She will stop . few hours in Birmingham en absence of the McIsester family for q year win be keenly felt in the social life of the city.-Birmingham Ledger. Miss Nellie Boothe has gone to Prattville to teach in the public school. Miss Margaret Boothe has returned ton. New York and New Jersey.
 
 Miss Kate Anderson, who has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Anderson. has returned to her home in Birming- ham.
 Mrs. Files Crenshaw and two lit- tie boys have returned from North Car olina. where they spent the summer. nuel
 Mrs. M. K. Powell will leave in a South Florida.
 Mrs. F. B. Bricken. of Luverne Is in the city visiting her mother. Mrs. I~
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. wooten have gone on visit to wilmington. James town, Washington and other Eastern points.
 Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Norwood, Miss esl Matilda and Isabel Norwood and Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hall Clarke of Mo bile have returned from North Carolina, where they have spent the summer. MT. and Mrs Clarke will go to their home in Mobile tomorrow.
 Mrs. Nathaniel Trimble, of Mexico. arrived yesterday and is with hefkpar- ents. MT. and Mrs. Robert onutt, at their home on High street. It Is with deep regret that her friends learn of the death of Mrs. TrimbIe's infant daughter, Mary Eleanor. which oc- cured two weeks ago in the City of Mexico.
 There will be no meeting of the Se- cession Capitol Chapter. U. D. C., this month By order of the president. Mrs.
 Miss Louise Owen,
 Secretary. {. Mrs. Henry M. Edmonds will return this morning from Louisville where she has been spending some time with rel atives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
Amusen1enfs

elena Eiver.s at Montgomery Theatre
 Lena Rivers" one of the six best sellers of generation ago. compressed into a four act play, was presented at the Montgomery Theatre last night, with Miss Beulah Poynter in the title role. It was not an easy task to so compress Mrs Mary J. Holmes's novel and preserve at the same time the at- mosphere ana interest Of the original literary work. Nor was the task alto gether successfully accomplished. The inevitable happened and the stage story had neither the connection nor the sig nificance and suggestion of the origi- nal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
MANY APPLICATIONS
 FOR SCHOOL BOOKS
Salvatiom Army Hns Been Called Upsra To Furnish Assistance to Poor
 Students in Many Cases, t

The officers of the local organizatfon of the Salvation Army have recei$ed seventy-fi five applications for assists4 ce In buying school books for childFAn whose parents are unable to supf,lv them. In such cases, if the books es.Y, not be secured the child will be fskceA to discontinue attendance at the. .n,,hlic schools.
 trying to help each case, but mnnIica- . lions have become so numerouln whera assistance Is needed, that tha ra. sources have become about exbansted and Captain Odom says that fine worL will have to be stopped if moEe sacond- hand books are not receivedF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
uARa1AcE or MISS BROOKS

yARRIACE OF MISS BROOKS
 AND MR. LEWIS.
 Miss Pearl Brooks and MT. Charles R. Lewis. Of Bulingsiea- were married home of Mrs. James Lslngsiey. aunt of the bride. Rev. Robert Ellison. of the Forest Avenue Methodist Church. per- formed the ceremony
 The bride was attended by Miss Nell lie Gillespy. who was gowned in grey silk, Tine bridegroom's attendant was MT. Cole Selden, of Biiiingslea.
 The bride was gowned in a travel inc suit of brown and carried white carnations. After the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Lewis left for their home in Biliineslea-
 The bride is,a daughter of MT. H. B. Brooks. Mir. Lewis Is successful bus jness man of Bi1lingslea. They have many friends who will wish them a Nfe of hapipness and prosperity.
 Mrs. W. W. Daughtry, of Tuskesse has returned home. after visit to Mrs. J. H. COX.
 Mir. and Mrs, E, B. Joseph and iit- tie daughter. Lucy. have returned from Hot Springs, N. C., where they had been spending some time.
 Miss Annie Cox has returned home from Atlanta, where she had been vis- iting relatives.
 Miss Annie Lou chilton has returned home from Hot Springs, N. C.. where che spent several weeks. She stopped in Atlanta for few days en route home.
 Miss Rosie Cox has gone to Tus- kegee, where she will enter school + +
 Miss Hattie Raney. of Fillmore. is wis., itins friends in Chisholm. l, Mir. W. T. Proctor. Of Tuskssss. is visiting his aunt. Mrs. J. H. Cox
 MT. and Mrs. w. B.. stratford has gone to Blount Springs to spend sev- eral weeks.
 &Ts. bIprs4- has returned HCT1s @ft-r the summer in -s-aa,29
 aiss@s 1.c-ssf.e 8. Sadie wyman f'- fstasTsa .oe om Forrest. Va, &s.~ tee.' sueas th summer.
 atg- t'~Fa Florence Nor F"aa Na ,ifie, after spend- iRs tIe sui.isnvI an colorado.
 The german. at which the members of the Hssuvotr Club will entertain on Thursday evening, vii De strictly an informal affair.
 Mrs. Joseph McI.ester will be with Mir .s and Mrs. Everard Meade at their home on Avalon. street, from October I to October 2. On October she will leave for Troy, Ala, and attend the meeting of the State Federation of Wonien's Clubs. of which she Is pres
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

Mrs. Joseph McIester will be with Mr ,s and Mrs. Everard Meade at their home on Avalon street, from october to October I. On October she will leave for Troy, Ala. and attend the meeting of the State Federation of Wonfen's Clubs. of which she Is pres
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
! y. ". RICHARDSON PRh.1oTuu Transferred to Terminal lneun,.r,a,.,
 .-.ss. -..s of Southern. '---

Birmingham, Sept. s0.--fsneeial ,-I W. Richardson. who has fheen cbief c,srx 70 .ne deneraI Superintendent of .ns soutnern hahway herk. has been uahsIeIred to the terminaiI department Douga1. in handling the bulsiness of n Birmingham Terminal, which comnrises the territory from weema to Rirm,n - ham. including the Short f.reei hrancb Woodlawn branch and al1 of Rirninr. ham yard proper.
 He will be succeeded az chief cleri. by c. A. Shields of Charlotte' N q, Mfr. Richardson came hefe i've years ago from Joiiett, III, and has heen m the office of the GenerG superinten- dent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
Acy Fills is Acquitted.

Selma. Sept. so.-tSpecial. )--The case against Acy Ellis, a negro. charged with the murder of Charles Hill, an- other negro, was called this morning when the Circuit Court convened. The case consumed the day and this af4 ternoon the jury acquitted the negrd after being out a short while.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

 The german. at which the members of the Hseuvoir Club will entertain on Thursday evening, vii be strictly an informal affair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
MISS WOODRUFF

Will resume the exercises of her school. at her residence. No. POI conner of Lawrence and Alabama Sts., Monday. September 30. Telephone 30l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

The man who has no inner life Is the slave of his surroundings, as the aerometer Is the obedient servant of the air ct rest and the weathercock the humble servant of the air in notion Amiel,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

The task of uniting Ian the Free Churches of Great Britai and the col been undertaken by RevN F R Never
 who is working now m England and will go next spring to Eouth Africa. and then to the AustraliaT colonies and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
sTDE-swIpE CoLI1sIoN.
sig Levy Hurt h a BirIsatnrham Ac
 dent

Birmingham. Sept. 3o.-k-(special >-In a Eide-swipe collision o4, khe IdIewild and Fifteenth Street cIar lines this morning early, Sig Levy,k a we'll known market man was seriously injured about the head.
 He was carried to tile St. Vincent Hospital where he is rAceivin9 every attention. One of the cArs was badly smashed on the front en4d.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
A Measure of
 Success

0~~N>S0
 Every candidate knows the value of home indorse- ment, it's the tuest test of popularity. Ninety=hree out of every hundred desirable Merchants of Atlanta are numbered among our custo- mers, nearly half of these handle RED SEAL exclus- ively, and practically all of them are enthusiastic over our homemade lines.
 In the State of Georgia we sold last year over a mil- lion dollars. We somehow believe we can be of equal service to the same number of merchants in the great State of Alabama.
 To whom we offer
 The lowest freight rates,
 The surest quick delivery,
 Absolutely solid values,
 The sizes you want,
 Southern made shoes.
 Our salesmen cover the entire state, each living in the center of his territory.
 A postal to us will bring one of them to see you without any obligation upon your part.
 Our fall catalogue will be mailed upon request.
 J. K.
 ORR SHOE CO.,,
 Red Seal Shoe Factory, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18
BANCO POPULAR
De EC0N0MlAS Y PRESTAn0S
CONVOCATORIA

FL Conseio de Gobierno lie esta
Sociedad, en- session ordinaria cele-
brada la noche del del actual acor-
do fijar el dla "a del corriente mes.
y hora de la siete y media de la no
che, para la celebration de la Junta
General ordinaria, a que Sc contraen
los Estatutos y Reglamento por que
que Sc rige este Banco, en- los salo-
mes del mismo establ ecimiento.
Con el laudable proposito de que los
acuerdos que sc tomen, esten revestl.
dos de la mayor autoridad, Sc ruega
q los sei1ores Accionistas su aSlsten-
cia al acto, va personalmente, o por
delegation, segt1n Sc determine en-
la seccion tercera, articulo u, "a y
75 de los Estatutos
Asi nis1no fue acuerdo tambien
hacer saber 4 los sefores imponen-
tes que partir del dia IS de los CO.
rrientes, queda alberto el pago de los
intereses 4 los tenedores de l1bretas
correspondientes al semestre que
venci6 Ell 81 de Diciembre tiltimo.
San Juan. Puerto Rico s de Enero
de Ioo7-El Director Gerente, Da-
mian Monserrat.-E SeCretario Con
tador. Ricardo Beyley. 5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18
N o 7 l G Z
to whom it may concern

The .sSan Juan Light and Transit
Company and the San Juan and Rio
Piedras Railway Company, hereby
give notice to whom it may concern,
that they have this day filed with
the Executive Council of Porto Ri
co, an application for new fran
chise to take the place of the one un-
der which the said two companies,
as the respective owners of portions
thereof are operating an electric rail-
way between the cities of San Juan
and Kio Piedras, Porto Rico, inclu-
ding the brances of the track of the
first named of said companies to DO
rinquen Park and to the Santurce
powerhouse, the extension, or loop,
Of the said track through the streets
of the said city of San Juan and the
various sidings and switches Of both
of said companies.
Action will be had on the said ap
plication on the 25th. day of January,
1907, or as soon thereafter as the
Franchise Committee of the said
Executive Council shall determine,
at which time all persons interested
IN the said matter should be and ap-
pear before the said Committe.
San Juan, P. R., January 5th. 1907.
The San Juan Light and
Transit Company and the
San Juan and Rio Piedras
Railway Company,
by
Clare F. BeameS,
General Manager.
Henry F. Hord,
Attorney.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18
Hotel y Restaurant INGLATERRA

Pasajeros que Sc hallan hospeda-
dos en- este gran Hotel:
Don Jose de Diego, Mr. A. A. Nit
chell. Mr. J. S. Papa, don E. Nj, Yer
ges seilora. sefiorita Verges, don
Eugenio Cosimi, Miss Ada II. Van
Syckeld Mr. c. H. Callaghan Mrs l. -
M. Walbrjdgs, don Luis Mathey. don
Jose ]. Usera y sefiora, Mr. d. ).
Franklin y sefiora, don Manuel Mar
quez.. Mr. O. Nechodona, don ca SINH
70 Puig, don ]. Mari. don Pablo Pey-
ra, don J. Gonzalez Martinez, doctor
F. Seins, Mr. J. M. Templeton. don.
Carlos Nc Cormick, don F. NJ. Toro,
don Bernardo Balls, don V. Trelles
Olivia. Mr. Harold NJ Stiles, Mr. K
Goldsmith, Miss F. E. Sullivan, don
Federico Degetau y sefiora, Mr. Gail
5 Mics. Mr. VIM. r. Callejan y fami-
LA, Mr. James S Stoken. Mr. n. II
Schults, Mr. H L Gemberling, don
Ruperto Muro senora, don Salvador
Suau, don Juan Roig, Mr. G. Mullen
hof, Mr.. Walter Rath, y Mr.. B.
Rodey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

tes ante dicha ComiSi6n en- la fecha
indicada, 6 en- la que sefiale la referi-
da Comisi6n, todas las personas inte-
Desadas en- Ia materia de que trata di-
cha petici6n.
San Juan, P. R, Enero de 1907.
Por las Compafifas "San Juan
Light and Transit" y San
Iuan and Rio Piedras Rail
way.
Clare r. Beames,
Director General.
Henry F. Hord,
Abogado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18
AVI S O
a las personals interesadas

Las Compafiias San Juan Light
and Transit y San Juan and Rio
Piedras Railway avisan por este
conducto q las personas interesadas
en- el asun1o. que han radicado en-
esta fecha ante el Consejo Executive
de Puerto Rico, una peticion Ell que
solicitan que St les conceda una fran
quicia nueva en- sustltucion de la que
aLora ejercen en- la exploitation dc la
via fzrrea electrical entire las cluda
DIES de San Juan y Rio Piedras, Puer-
TO Rico, incluyendo los ramales al
Parque "Borinquen" y 4 la planta
electrica de Sarturce, pertenecientes
ambos ramales 4 la primera de di-
chas Compaflias, 4 la extension de la
VIA por las GALES de la Ciudad de San
Iuan los desvfos pertenecientes
ambas Companies.
La vista de dicha solicitud tendra
efecto ante la Comision de Tranquil
cias del Consejo Executive ell dia 25
de Enero de Ioo7 6 en- el dia poste-
rior a esa fecha que determine la di
cha Comision, debiendo estar presen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

En- la mafiana de hoy han sido con.
denados por Ell Juez de Paz seflor
Bazan. Florentin Rodriguez s. por
lnfracci6n de las leyes de carreteras;
Joaquin Mendez y Evangelio Sanchez
por crueldad con aninales, s. y S.;
Manuel Alamo y Rafael Rodriguez
un dia de arresto; Maria Rodriguez
SIS; Inosencio Osorio Latimer S.;
Eduardo Rivera y Jose d. Marquee,
SO centavos y Bartolo Medina 81, por
infracci6n de las ordenazas muni-
cipales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18
TOBACCO BUYER WANTED

A New York firm wishing to buy a
large quality of tobacco from the new
crop desires to secure the services Of
a responsible man to buy for them;
applicant must know the different
tobacco sections of the island and the
tobacco from each section.
A man who understands the curing
and packing preferred.
Applicants must furnish first class
references.
For particulars address,; A. c. CO.
-BOLETIN MERCANTII.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18
M. MARTINEZ BARRIONUEVO

Despues de salir de aquea tomo ell tren
Marcia regular aunque ali las neves agolpasen
menos atrono &c repente e concertante immense del
vapor que ssa de los escapes las vibracones del pto
de la locomotora, largos plafiidos queunbro
SOS.
Ell tren segufa, seguia aquel frio desconsoa-
dor desierto de neve, e via ero de mi historic per-
manecia la cabeza asomada por la ventanilla,
fjando los pensativos ojos ell sombrio hori
zonte....
De pronto. vic do nuevo en- sl marcha- pies al en-
pleado de Ia capucha
Oyo vibrar ell pito repetidas veces, con gran apre
suramiento como demanda de socorro....
Asomaron las ventanillas los semblantes aterra-
dos de aquellos viajeros.
Oyo gritos confusos exclamaciones de es-
pantos.
Abrendo algupas personals con precipitation las
portezuelas Sc arroiaron II neve....
Lo hicer,n ,ambien los empleados del furgon de
cola I'll de la capucha.
Sigu6 el tren ana....
Los gritos scguian....
Sc arroiaron mas tarde .amben hundiendoss en-
Ia nieye el maquinita el fogonero...s.
YA, Jacabo, dc nodo m qui1sl, sin darse cuenta,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Una casa de New York necesita los
servicios de una persona de respon-
sabilidad para la compra de tabaco
de la nueva cosecha.
Ell solicitante debe conocer los di-
ferentes districtos tabacaleros de la
isla y la hoja de cada districto
Sc preferira una persona que CO.
nozca la cura y escojida de tabaco y
que pueda presentar las mejores re-
ferenciaS
Dirijanse A. c. clo--BOLHTIN MER-
CANT1L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18
FIN DE UNA RAZA

hizo 10 que v6 hacer los otros al propo tempo que
atronaban sus ofdos supo que sacudda formida
lie, e>pantosa 81 el cielo Ia terra hubiesen
chocado una arremetida de raba pareciendole ver
al ceTrar los oos, que remontaban por los aires
hechos pedazos maqujna. tender, wsgones via
jeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

A las dos de la tarde deEhoy ha ST
do termlnada por el Juez Municipal,
sef1or del Vale, la investigation del
sumario lnstruido contra Jose Ra-
mon Rivera Virella, por el supuesto
delito de Justification. Sc le seflal6
una fanza de $500, pasando el suma-
rio al Fiscal de esta Corte de Dis
trito.