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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19

shelter, was the means OF bringing about
the rescue Of three marooned Japanese
plumage hunters and saving them from
further torture and probably from star
walton and death.
The Flaurence Ward is commanded by
Captain George H. PitZ- She was bring
ing supplies here from Honolulu when a
heavy gale broke and she was compelled
TO sheek shelter at Leehermes island, ~
miles southeast OF Midway. Distress sig
mails were observed on shore and Cap
tain Piltz sent a small boat to inyesti-
gate. Three Japanese sailors were found.
Two were suffering from scurvy.
The Japanese were Immediately taken
aboard the F'iaurence Ward. where they
were given food and clothing. Through
an interpreter one Of the Japanese said
they had been for three months without
food except fish and seabirds- No fresh
water was obtainable and the men were
compelled to drink crudely distilled sea
wa ter.
When "a fire was required the men were
compelled 10 light IL by concentrating the
rays of the sun upon small pieces of
finder through the crystal Of a watch
According TO the Japanese. the schoon-
er Kiohoke Maru Of Shinagwan, Toxic,
Captain Sugied, put into Leehsrmes about
July and landed four men to collect the
plumage from sea birds. The KiOhoke
Maru departed. leaving one months pro-
visions for the men on the island, and
intending shortly to return and take them
off. The vessel never returned.
Soon after the departure of the vessel
a terrific storm broke and huge seas
swept over the island, carrying away
most of the supplies and effects OF the
marooned men. On what was left they
subsisted as long as it lasted One of
the men died from exposure and improp-
er food and the other three men could
not have survived long.
The three men are being cared for at
the cable station and in a few days will
oe taken TO Honolulu by the schooner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
STATE BOARD OF INSANITY
Hold Special Meeting, With Medical
Superintendent as Main
Spokesman.

Provo. Dec. 1S.-The state board of in
sanity held a special meeting here yes
terday. attended by all the members of
the present board and the members OF
Spry Treasurer Mattson and Audi
tor-elect Jewkes.
The consideration of Medical Superin-
tendent Calder's biennial report took up a
great portion of the time.
Bids for supplies for the ensuing six
months were accepted as follows: Coal.
Smoot & Spafford: flour. Springviile Roll
medical superintendent. Mr.. Calder. was
instructed to buy OTHER supplies in the
open market.
State Deputy Sinmore Pierce and r. V
Brown of Salt Lake are here for the
purpose of organizing the charter council
of the Mystic Toilers, which will be eff
fected Tuesday night in the /. o. o. F.
hall The order admits men and women
on equal terms.
The Provo Standard Bred Horse asSo-
citation has been organized with the. fol-
lowing directors and officers: c. II. Ward,
president: j. William Knight. vice presi-
dent; w. D. Roberts, jr-, secretary and
treasurer C. F. Westrope. y. c. Spauld-
ing and c. o. Dixon. The association has
purchased from J. c. Leggett of Ogden
his standard bred horse. Billy Sherbert.
for $500 This horse was brought from
Kentucky last fall and has paced four
mile heats in less than 2:20 each.
William W. Stevens of the treasury de-
partment. Washington, ID. c., was here
today TO look into the matter of fixtures
and furniture for the new federal build
ing. 1t was decided that quarter-sawed
oak should be used
marriage license has been issued to
Bowdell PaXman of Silver City and Jean
Beardall of Springville.
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Y NJ. c. A membership for yoi,r boy
a Christmas present lasting IL months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
& WARM GO IN GOTHAM.
Frankie Madden Knocks Out Mike
Glover of Boston.

New York, Dec. 1S.-That gentlemens
shooting organization known as the Ma
tional Athletic club tonight witnessed a
real thing in a knockout that followed
smuggling match so fast and furious as
wildly TO recall the old days when the
Horton law permitted genuine fighting
in this city.
Mike Glover of Boston was the man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19

who took the count. and il was frankie
Madden of this city who stopped the Bay
Slater in the middle of a furious ten
round bout The men had really earned
their money in the fifth round when the
New Yorker with left to the stomach
and right cross TO the jaw brought the
exhibition to an end.
The crowd was nearly delirious with Joy
over the successful issue of the affair.
Only club members were admitted. The
police did not attend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
NAROONED ON
LITTLE ISLAND
Three laps Rescued From
Starvation and Death by
Cable Schooner.

Midway Islands. Pacific Ocean. Dec IS.
stress Of weather, which compelled the
commercial Pacific Cable company's
s.booner Flaurence Ward to deviate from
her course from Honolulu to a cable sta
lion and run for Leehermes island for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19

Have you secured your table at the
Louvre for Christmas and New Years
eve? Do ii now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19

More people are taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy every year. 1t is consid-
cred to be the most effective remedy for
kidney and bladder troubles that med
ical science can devise. Foley's Kidney
Remedy corrects irregularities. builds
up worn out tissues and restores lost
vitality. II will make you feel and look
we'll F. j. Hill Drug Co
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Christmas Holiday Rates.

One fare round trip between all sta
tons in Utah, Dec. IS, 10, "a. %, 81 and
Jan. l. Final return limit Jan. 4, Salt
Lake Route.
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s1-Rabbit Hunt. Faust-sf,

Round Trip, Sunday. Dec. 20
Leave Salt Lake 7:45 a. m.
Returning p. m. Salt Lake Route.
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Holiday Rates

December Is. 10. "a, %. 81 and January
LIST. Via Oregon Short Line. Limit
January 4th. See agents for further
particulars.
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Toys, Toys, Toys.

We have the variety and are certainly
doing the business. Come and be con-
WINGED. C. r. Savage Co., IL and IA
Main.
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rowing details to the Information all
ready In hand. Means OF communi-
cation are poor. owing to the damage
by water and high winds.
A recent report from Hankow esti-
mated the death list there at SEQ,
put THIS does not include those who
persisted on numerous foundered yes
sells. The violent tcmpests which
ravaged portions Of the southeastern
coast left death and destruction IN
thcir wake for miles.
small hamlets were almost entirely
dcsroyed and in rural communities,
1t Will require many days to estimate
the loss OF life and the loss in values
accurately.
Many vessels Of the coast In the
China sea were unable to weather the
gales. The fragments of sloops have
been drifting in upon the beach car
ried by the he v swell. Although
there are no definite news from the
coast towns, the loss of life is thought
to be heavy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08

robert says that all but two of
the district delegates to the national
convention are opposed to Taft and
Roosevelt.
me following were among the
"hitc men present at the convention,
some Of whom were not delegates:
John G. Capers of Washington; A.
ththrop Of Orangcburg. assistant
United states district attorney; c.. j.
Purcell, postmaster at N~ewberry: J..
K. Cochran, Jr., postmaster at An
dcrson; X. X. Tolbcrt, Jr.. of Able
vile; J. w. Tolbcrt of Greenwood,
John Scott, of Ncwberry; j. Duncan
Adams, United States marshal, Char
lesion; A. C. Mcrrick, United States
deputy marshal, Oconee; III. b. Hen
bricks. Pickens; Il. w. Screven, de-
putty collector of internal revenue.
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Johnson and r.. II. Tolbert. He also
named the alterlIates.
DR.. Crum mounted the platform
and repudiatcd Prioleau and declared
that he would not go as a contcsting
! delegate nor would he have anything
to do with P%riolcau's efforts. Robert
Snialls followed Crum and declined
to accept Il place on the Priolcau tick
ct. lie said he did not approve of
the manner in which he delegates
at large were chosen, but would have
no part IN any contest.
After Crum ana Snhiis rcfuscd TO
serve or me coh'eS'ihS delegation.
PrlOicau ana some OF ms friends got
'oScther alterward ana elected the
following as delegates at large and al
~tcrnaleS at large: X. X. robert OF
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so MANY

Rave awaited themselves OF our Liber-
al Oher viz. $40 discount on $50 and $50
organs, We have concluded to renew
the 0ifer for a short while so as to
get hes excellent organs introduced
INTO every county and locality in S. c..
only $50 first payment, $40 Nov. 1st,
1908. and balance Nov. 1st, 1900.
These terms enable you to buy this
First.cIass Sweet Toned Organ which
will prove a Lasting Treasure. Don't
Delay but write at nee for catalog
and price list to the old established
MALONE'S MUSIC HOUSE,
Pianos and Organs. Columbia, s. O.
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GREAT STORMS.
Eight Hundred People Reported
to Have Been Killed.
NARROWING DETAILS

or II Series of Devastating %Tornadocs
in China Show That Whole Towns
were Wiped Out of Existence II
Hundreds of Lives Were DESTROYED.
thousands Are Homeless and in
Want.
This part of the world is not the
only place where there have been great
storms in the last few weeks. China
has been visited by devastating tenn
pests, which destroyed many lives
and doing much damage to proDcrty
a dispatch from Hong Kong says
it is now believed that htc death lis,
the tornadocs which swept over
the Hankow region will reach m
wards OF SOC persons. Meagre reports
o outlying districts add only har-
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08

For sale C~hcap--One Rugcr Bread
Mixer, II Thompson Moulding
Machine; four Bread Presses; two
Bread TroughS; II Cake Machine;
so Plane Moulds; and many other
things used In a hrst-class bakery.
Apply to l.. E. Riley. Orangeburg,
S. G..
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
:CApERS RULED
The Republlca State Convention
With an Iron Hand.
IDEAS HELPED HIM.,

CapcrS and Dcas Had themselves and
Two Others Named as Delegates at
Large to Chicago, Which Caused
the Negro Delegates to Howl Deem
II Loud Until They Were Sup
pressed.
The Republican State Convention
met in Columbia last Tuesday, and
after prayer, the United States Mar
shall, j.. S. Adams of Charleston NOV
cd that t.. II. Deas be elected temper
AIRY chairman, which motion. was act
ed upon favorably. w. II. Myers was
then elected temporary clerk.
y. l.. Grant Of Charleston.
cd that Judge Lyons Of Georgia, for
licr registrar OF the United States
treasury, was present and moved that
he be escorted to the platform.
The chairman appointed John G.
Capcrs and II. l.. Grant a committee
of escort. Capcrs presented Lyons to
the convention as the only member
OF his race who was Il member OF the
national Republican executive com
mittcc and Il distinguished and loyal
member OF the party. Lyons made IA
brief address, making very compli-
mcntarN references to both Capers
and DcaS, the chairman. lie was ap-
plaudcd when he took his seat.
rho Chairman then announced the
committee on credentials, l.. w. G..
Blacock being named as chairman.
lie also appointed the committee on
resolutions and nominations, naming
CapcrS as chairman. There was Il
warm protest when DcaS made this
latter appointments, Il number OF ne
grOos who were present rs bers
Of contrasting delegations declaring
that the action of the chairman in
naming The committc on resolutions
and nominations before the perma-
ncnt organization was perfected vas
without precedent. Right here the
muddlc started and after that there
was or less confusion.
II. b. Hendricks of Pickcns moved
that a special committee be appointed
to draft suitable resolutions OF condo
lcnco to Capt. John G.. Capcrs on ac-
count OF his sad bereavement over tic
death Of his father, Rt. Rev. Ellison
Capcrs, ID. ID. Il. l.. Grant, colorcd.
Of Charleston was named as chair.
man .nf thic. C,,nnill n,,,,itto
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
BOAT TURNED OVER.
Two Men and One Woman Get
Drowned.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Stone and
Boyd Ward were drowned in Muske-
o Lake about II o'clock Wednes-
day night when their boat was over
turned by the high waves. Msis Eth
81 Stewart clung to the boat and
driftcd a mile to the shore. All four
OF the party belonged at Lakeside, a
surhnrb of Muskegon, Mich
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f~crenccs to Thompson were applaud
ed. Before taking his seat. Il negro
delegate arose and stated that he de-
sired to ask Capcrs Il question, which
the latter aSsentcd to.
1t has been said that when you
Knocked Thompson over that YOU
called him 4 ncgro?" was the
question asked.
81 don't carc'who the man is who
made that charge" said Capcrs, "but
| wish to say right here that it is a
- lie
While it is not at all certain that a
majority of the delegates present at
the convention were in John G.. Cap
crs' alignment. he had control over
the organization and got what he
wanted, Edmund II. Dcas. colorcd !.
the state chairman, presided over the
meeting. All along he has been un-
dcrstood to be opposed to Capcrs and
to the present administration. but
Tuesday he played into Capcrs' hands
and the way in which he %railroadud"
the alfairs Of the convention certainly
could not be cquallcd by the cHar-likc
RUE OF Speaker Cannon OF the ma
;ional house Of representatives.
The proceedings Of the convention
will be found in another place ON this
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08

Confusion observation-disclosures Can.
"o'ic" VIC convention
Don. WI, p,csi,o, ~.
800
Dried Program Carried Out.
i"e o"'e hePuoiic"h convention,
which met in Columbia on Tuesday,
was the scene OF the widest conrn-
sian ana n~vci,cmort ,na ,..
o,no ,,o,, -. a...
0 Do so p'o"'"e VI F" i''ei'
sc'"'noic, ever a irec-Ior-all fight
see"ieu Imminent AT one time. At
'"e afternoon session John q. Cap
e'S' th''eo states commissioner Of in
'etna' revenue, knocked "a. Thomp-
SOU co'oreo OH me platform. Thomp-
%" vas knocked cloar CT the plat
ioli, ana ms hcad struck 4 heavy
"oou'. oench'
re '"S upon 'hc moor Tor several
A'o'iei'S an" 1t was lhought that
po'S'"'s nc WAS seriously injured, but
~iNh 'ne OF slight bruises
ABOUT inc iace he showed no signs Of
injury III was sooh on ms rect. But
"h''N
- ''onc" d. II mere YOU'D be a gen
80" shoo'i"e 'ic'ce. Negroes by the
''.o'o ',"pp'o '"eiI iahdS 70 lhcir
up pocNe's ana Il general rush was
n'""o ior '"c Pia'lofhl, upon which
o'pe,S ""S S'""l'hS'
'',e' VI N"perS quickly sur
ro"'ueu n'"'' "h''c ana coior"d, II
!" " ie" "'""'ehtS me excited ne
@,oeS ""o were attempting TO get at
nm were KEEP PACK on the platform.
N"pc' 'ic"oS '"'Ii"o nm from the
p'',I,"l ~ '"c '"l corner oil the
"mtI '"e! S"''o""oeo ma
"",, 'oihF''"''Ne p"let VAS restored.
ne e,e"' "'"JoriLN Oh Ihe negroes
NY. 'nei' sc''S ana ! was only the
, ~ o"oi'""'' o''" VINO appeared 10
~ ''">'T'' " 'tSc"' ""'' me! term
~ 'i"p :" Wy "pSoI I"ce' NJ
ti, o'e' ''""S P"' '"t'' h"h"H III 'heit
W ,o'"e'S ~ p'S'oIS or fa%ofS wcr"
"'r,"'o'' 'h" =" "h"A PC mat most
" o'' WY NOV ''"'c" "' an
~ "''", -" S''or'iA a''cT
49, y, :" o""'oh''on 10
.,s,"n :, ~ ~ "i'c'i'ooh' 'nree
t;a,' No'"''''co on ~o''ucli-
80" ""' ~ IVY /" iepo't az "
aaoe 500 '""N ""N an
:" new 'oh!N 'P'tN"
9' :" "'"'l'F""' q 'o'"iip'"
noe'"' ~ q "e'oS"'' !" ne conNcli-
~ ,c". $500 '"" : Pl'Vo "'
49,, '>' !" '",' Nc't
49," N'PO''"N" VIII "hoit
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Shingles! Shingles! Shinglcs-Weare
wholesale dealers; car lot orders
solicited; we are in position to fiji
all orders promptly. Stevens &
Cato, Monetta. S. c..
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For Snlc-Charlest0n Wakefield Cab
bage plants, 5Oc to $l.00 per 1000.
Lcghorn Eggs. 80 cents per dozen.
. CabbagcS, $3.50 per crate. L. j..
Ilamlin, James Island. S. G..
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Cow Peas will pay $50 per BUSH
81, {, o. b. your Shipping point for
Clays and Unknown Peas. Write
me. II. II. Daniel. 50l T%choupitou-
las ST, New Orleans. la.
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For Saic-One twelve horse power
BlakesIcy Gasolcne Engine, cheap.
Also lot OF shafting, pullcys, etc.
Apply to l.. IL. Riley, O~rangeburg,
S. G.
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needed and finally Capers began his
remarks amid the greatest. confusion
lie. expressed his grateful ackonw-
iodgement for the resolutions adopt
3D. ~
AS o o as Capers had finished
thanking the convention for the
adoption OF the resolution, he started
TO read to the convention the report
of the committee on resolutions and
nominations, but panGcmonium reign
cd once again and ii was impossible
fer Capcrs TO be ncard.
DcHs grabbed his biz walking sticl,
and pounded the barren table for all
he was worth. He yelled out at the
top OF his voice. telling the negroes
that he always stood by them; that
he could not he scared or inundated
by threats OF those who were opposed
to him: that he had more than once
riSkcd his life in defense of Justice
and he would be willing to do so
agan. He begged them to be quiet
until Capcrs had read the report of
remarks with violent raps upon the
table and when he took his seat he
was loudly chccrcd.
Comparative quiet prevailed and
CaperS then read the Following repOr
OF the committee Oh resolutions and
nominations.
Thr Resolutions.
1--WE commend IN the highest terms
The action Of the president of the
United States in calling to the at
tcntion OF congress the failure Of
certain railroads &c provide proper
accommodations for colorcd passen-
gers. manifcsting. as his message to
congress does. his purpose to insure
a square deal to the travelling pub
lie regardless Of color. We also com
mend his action in insisting upon the
passage of the bill which will pro-
tcct the employed laborcrs from the
unfairncss or aggression Of their en-
plOycrS.
I'VE congratulate the cuntry upon
the continued administration of lis
affairs by Il Republican president and
Il Republican congress and We pledge
our unqualified support to the nom
inec\of tho Republican party at Chic
ago.
1--WE recommend that our national
committeeman, Capt. John G.. Capers.
Mai. H. w. G. Blalock, j. II. Ford
ham and |. w, Tolbert, be appoint
cd Il committee with full authority
to select, name and promulgate an
ELECTORAL ticket for whom votes are
to be cast in November for president
and vice president Of the Unitcsi
States.
I'VE commend to the president and
Republican organization Col. r. r.
Tolhcrt for collector OF internal rev
enuc in the present collectors trans
FER to the army service and urge up-
on him all honorable means be OK
crtcd to bring about such a change
and appointment.
I'VE, your committee, also recon-
mend that the following is declared
the delegates at large n the as
tcrnatcs at large TO the Republican,
national convention to assemble at
Chicago in June. viz: Hon. John G,
Capcrs, Mai. l.. w. c. Blalock, Thos
l.. Grant and T.. II. Deas; a~lternates
at large. r. r. Tolbcrt. Robt. Smalls
Il J. Logan, p. II. Richardson and
l.. ID. Melton
Rules With Iron Iiond.
The excitement that prevailed wlicI
Capt. Capcrs had finished reading the
report "a hardly he pictured in
print. THAT part OF the report which
referred to the presidents message
..LI -, =. - . -.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
i'or Sa!c--l.aundry outfit consisting
OF washer. extractor, STOKE and dry
o., boiler, nrang"l, puilrys. Shaft
ing. c(c. Write J ". ives, Flor
cnrc, $. G.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
WANTED.

Wantcd-SecOnd-hand Bags and Bur
lap. ANY kind, any quantity. any
where. We pay freight. Richmond
Bag Co. Richmond, VA.
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Another Ticket Named.

During the excitement Prioleau an
.nounced that the following would go
to Chicago as a protesting delegation:
w. b. Crum, Robert Smalls, a. s.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
Rules With Iron Iiond.


The excitement that prevailed when
Capt. Capcrs had finished reading the
report can hardly he pictured in
print. THAT part Of the report which
referred to the presidents message
relating to the Jim Crow cars was an
%piandcd, as was the endorsement Of
r. X. Tolbcrt for collector of inter
nal revenue. There was also very
general approval OF that part Of the
report which pledged the Republican
party in his state to support the
nominee Of the party chosen at Chic-
ago, whoever he may be-
But the rowing came whcn the
last paragraph in the report WAS read.
Il was evident that many OF the dele
gates We're diSplcaSCd with the sclcC-
ton Of the four non named as dele
gates at large. Aaron priolcau Jump
ca i"to 4 chair and began speaking
at the TOP OF his voice; others near
The platform were doing likewise. IN.
various parts of the hall delegates
were screaming "Alr. ChAirman.' 40
body @ot recognized from The chair
untli some negro arose and moved
~ - '''' ~ '' ''''H'l'''t ''
adopted. peas nut the Nn0tion, called
Tor the yeas II nays ana dcclapcd
the report adopted all in a iiffy
and with ScstiCulating NEGROES pros
testing as loudly rs thcr lungs would
permit.
PriOicau threw his arms Wildly
ABOUT Ill me ar ana ValhIy tried to
H , ~ In'i'ini'"'
lean was MOI hv himenlr rn,. ~ IN
instant y dozen o., marc wo,o clono,-
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
"A VERY HOT line
Republicans Have Big Row. in
Their State Convention.


knocks II Negro from the Platform
and the Widest Excitement and
Confusion observation-disclosures Con-
trollcd the Convention Through
Dcns, Who Prcsidcd-Cut and
Dried Program Carried Out.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-13
EcOS de Sandal

EXHUMACION DE RESTOS.-
La senorita Conception Aguayo (de
San Juan), solicita perrniso para ex-
human los restos de don Miguel Aqua.
yo y Hernandez, Rosa Vicente Aqua
yo, Vicente Ventura Aguayo y Ger
trudes Gabiflo, y trasladarlos a Ia Grip
ia de la capilla propiedad de la V. 0.
Tercera en- la calle de San Franc isco.
UN CASO DE TlFOIDEA.-Ins
pector de Sanidad de Af1asco comu-
nica TN case de febre tifoidea p1de
porta objetos para hacer Ell analisis
de la sangre.
CABALLO CON MUERMO.-OG-
cial de Sanidad de Cayey comunica
por telegrama que ha incomunicadc
I'm caballo que al parecer esta atacado
de muermo.
Dicho caballo es propiedad de Ma
nuel Rosado.
MAS TIFOIDEA.-El Comis iona
do de Educacion de San Juan informa
que lie ha sido comunicado un case de
f1ebre tifoidea en- Trujllo Alto.
Al mismo tempo manifesto las
malas condolences que reune la casa
en- que el enfermo Sc encuentra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-13
NueVO Cine >

Los se1ores Portell, Garcia Y
Ca, han recibido por Ell vapor
."Coamo", un nuevo circo i'm
permeable, con todas las condi-
clones y comodidades que re-
quieren esta clase de espec-
taculos.
Hara su debut en- la proxima
semana, exhibiendo las 1ltimas
pel1culas estrenadas en- Nueva
York y Paris. Ell aparato es de
los mas modernos que han sa-
lido de la casa Lumiere.
Ell socio seflor Garcia llegado
de Europa en- Ell tltimo vapor
es portador de inhnidad de no
vedades, las que hemos tenido
ell gusto de yer, procedentes to-
das de la acreditada casa Lu-
miere, de Paris.