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New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

At Van CortIandt Park yesterday afternoon the
Camerons a decisive victory over the eleven OF
the steamship CarOna by the OF 10 goals to g.
At the close OF the first half the Camerons led By
to 0. and it only in the second period that the
amateur league champions let up and gave the
sailors a chance
\ drawn match was the result OF the encounter
between Christ Church and the second eleven of the
High Bridge Football Club at Macornb's Dam
Park yesterday afternoon Christ Church took the
lead in the first half through a good play the
part of A Schwartz, who supported by good
team work. In the second half the score was tied
by D. Glass. Brilliant individual work ths
feature Of the play the High Bridge side
On the grounds of the Crescent Athletic Club IN
Bay Ridge yesterday afternoon. the Crescent soccer
football eleven was opposed by the team Of Manual
Training High School. which last year won the
high school championship and the Maxwell cup.
The schoolboys proved rather too light for the Half
Moon experts, and the latter out by the score
Of goals 0. all being scored in the first period
R. Salter. outside right was the first 70 break
through the Manual defence after nix-Jp in 'front.'
OF the schooIboys' goal A similar play by J JEFF
fers. inside right gave the Crescents their second
goal corner kick furnished the opportunity for
the third point r. NIcNuty prOpelIing the bali into
the net A long the part OF H " Kerr. the
Crescents tall forward yielded fourth and
last goal
Victory rewarded the efforts Of the association
football players Of the Commercial High School, OF
Brooklyn. in the frst Of the series OF high school
soccer games, played against the team or GURUS
High School the latter's grounds in New Brighton
yesterday afternoon The visitors from Brooklyn
won by the score of goals TO 0. both points being
Tailed in the first half Terry. az inside lefr
the first to penetrate the Curtis net. and this
cess was followed up by a fine shot on the part OF
Sourville, the Commercials left haIfbscx. In the
second half the superb defensive play Of the home
team the feature, and there was no further
scoring either side Otto and ZiegIer, OF the VIC
torious forward line, were conspicuous for clever
back and Hoffman, outside right. did creditabIs
work
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
PLANS FOR MAINE AND ALABAMA

Washington, Oct. 1O-rhe battleships Maine and
Alabama which left the Azores yesterday for the
United States will part company they near the
Atlantic Coast the Maine going Portsmouth.
n H. for repairs. and the Alabama to New York.
70 be put out Of commission. After repairs the
Maine is TO be the flagship OF the third squadron
of the Atlantic feet. 1t the original inten-
ton of the Navy Department TO send both of these
vessels TO Hampton Roads, but orders changing the
plans were telegraph yesterday
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
TROLLEY CAR HITS AUTO; SIX HURT.

Chicago Oct. 10.-Sx persons were injured early
to-day when the automobile in which they were
riding was struck by westbound Ogden avenue
car at the California avenue crossing The heavy
machine skidded along the tracks for more than
nftv feet before II hurled with terrific force
against the curb!ng The streetcar crowded
at the time but of the passengers in
jured. Hugh Hughes, building contractor, his
wife and two daughters, and Mrs. Nellie c. Hnck-
ley and Dorothy Hinckey, OF New York. all OF
whom were n the sutomohnes we're hurt
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
CANOE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB.

Both match and medal play varied the monotony
on the links Of the Canoe Brook Country Club yes
terday. In addition to eighteen-hole medal play
handicap for cup presented by c. P Bassett. presi-
dent of the club which by ". s Naulty.
with card of 92-24-6S. there was the qualifying
round for the club championship and the first round
for the October cup.
". c. Johnson won the gold medal for leading the
field in the championship with 81. There were
three tied for sixteenth place and this deadlock will
have to be played off later.
he
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
MISS WELLS WINS ENDlCOTT TROPHY

1t has been officially announced that Miss Louisa
A Wells of the Country Club OF Brookline. has
won the cup presented by Judge Endicott. of At
Iantic CITY. The trophy, which presented 10
the Women's Eastern Golf Association, was com
ueted for by a large number OF women. and when
the time limit expired Miss Wells found to
have led Miss Mary Il. Adams. another BOstonian.
by narrow margin. Miss Wells gained long
lead on the former Eastern champion while the
atter was abroad in the spring.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
g. p. T. WANTS TO HELP COMMISSION

J. F. Calderwood. vice-president and general man
seer Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. has
sent word TO the Public Service Commission that
his company is and viii be willing TO do everything
nossible to accede TO the suggestions of the COM
mission tending to the elimination Of complaints
York during the winter season. Mr.. calderwood
saxc thai the employees of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company have been instructed to make a
determined effort to prevent smoking. As to spit
Ting on stations and in trains, its prevention Mr.
C;siderwood thinks must depend chiefly upon the
observance of the regulations OF the Board OK
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
ALL PATERSON PooLRooNs CLOSED.
Letter from Business Man to Grand jury
Frightens Gamblers

Paterson. N J.. Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-For the first
time in six months Paterson poolrOous were closed
to-day and about three hundred sports from
New York, Newark and other places were disap-
pointed
The closing Of the poolrooms vas brought about
bv a letter from . business man. 10 the foreman
Of the grand jury. telling him that at least half a
dozen pooIroorns were running fun blast, half OF
them within a short distance Of Police Head4uar
ters The letter was referred by the foreman %
the grand Jury the Chief Of Police
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
TO TRY sRoomE GRAFT CASES NOV. 30

BInghamton, N Y. Oct. l0-In Supreme Court
to-day Justice George f. Lyon fixed November 80
a. the date for beginning the trials OF A. w. T.
Rack David B. King Jasper Smith, Charles w.
Hustis and F. W. Van Patten. indicted in the IA
nous Broome County graft cases. The trials WILL
IL is expected develop many sensational features
George Ralnes. Of Rochester, who had charge or
Backs defence, Will be obliged to withdraw from
the ca Sc account of illness.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
SIXTY DENVER PHYSICIANS ACCUSED.

Denver Oct l0.-Dr. Hugh L. Taylor. secretary
of the State Board of Health. was cited into the
police court yesterday, and warrants are being
sworn out for sixty Denver physicians as result
OF an investigation being made By the local health
authorities into the alarming typhoid fever condi
tions that have been disclosed during the last few
days. The physicians are charged with failing TO
make proper report of typhoid and other infectious
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
ARMY

ARMY.
51AAkS A Nancy 18th Infantry sr,,u ,ep.ral
Following cbsnl llnglon Barracks proper station
IRVING IN medical
10 = RAND. from Phillppines IDecen
lailclscos Captain F.F-tfc$F
pines 4-l1tiant ALBERT C. LOVE, from philip
u 10 san Francisco. Captains
r0T an 2.' BY hiEF and PHILIP ". HUNTING
phIISri,.iI : ~ Lieutenant HOWARD NJ SNYDER. to
1@e1tenant GEORGE " DaywaIr ,,s-,.ei "a.
First Isa.,ss'.. le Philippines. December
BENFsNIN ~ -! Gt3 : BROWN HENRY II SCOTT
coast srtiiis-4i is Al nE-ItEOpT and FRANCIS " CLARK
tn faT 1-Is 10 Fort Mo-roe DECEMBER / exarnina-
EITT Ise7e5nd Lieutenant WILLIAM p BAR
'p'-ae Scouts accepted
1s.u,sn.,. NAVY
I5lsst te5 AT Commando, T =, .,,,,-,- =,
detached a.. IIa.lss'0a-d Midshpmsn c. NJ. DoLAN.
s4stsnt -s-hr . the Paducah: Passed A.
Hoy-r,[gS1ofk- 1ofk- 10 recruiting station oushs
rlovAr,e,+ OF WARSHIPS following
sy.,, - - q vessels have been renorte6 70 the
navy Department: '00 - N'-0
oc,ot.- ARRIVED.
lamb. ihs t Penaeook at Norfolk. tbs Preide st
nsry ysrs D., ue Mississippi the Idaho. a
ton. the yo-Il,o ,..soeiphia the Birmingham.
October 10 ~ 'gN n. al San Francisco
SsgssaLd ranger. al Naples; the Supply. q
o.. eosntsnsu1o -''hss' from Puerto Coriez for
ys,o The Apaehe from Buzzard's Rsv for navy
Phiis6sI.H oFk the Mississippi and idaho from
Cctaiar Ia Ire from Philadelphia for Bridgeport
yars -. Aiabatna. from Ponts DelgAds navy
1lsnaouth. N H. Connecticut tho Ksn~sr III III
trs -, the Minnesota. the Georgia Nebraska
rt,Islpsa the Ohio. .he Missouri The SVisoonsn' a.
MA s yhs keArsarge and the Kentucky, from Ma
alI ~ ..rs Z s Yss.s cut ss ssnnssi0a
~ -
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

Glass A. II. Garen beat Dr. s. Carman, up; + =.
Aiken A. j: Watson. and play; II. T.
IIinkIey beat E. Y. Adams. up and to play; W. +.
Bayls beat John Dun up and TO play; w P.
son w. W. Harris. up; W. E. Conkyn beat ". L.
Hall up and TO play.
Class B-R. s. Rode beat T. s. Bancroft. 1 up; A 3.
Rode beat D. D. Weaver. Up and play; c. T.
Davey beat F. J. Ross. UP and . play c. w wilkins
beat J. E. Lasher up and to play: W. Mcfarland
beat J. B. Dettridge. and to play c. E. Hail
C. L Wood by default; Colonel H \ Tread
we'll from Harvey Watson by default; Floyd Roberts
@. II. Gillette, l
Glass CIV. / Overstreet beat J. A. Nipple I up: J.
\ Button beat T. ". Sisson. uP and = TO play W W.
Murray beat w. r. Moon. up and > 10 play; II. O.,
Keith beat 7. l. BrdSeman. l up; II. {. Allen beat Dr.
J. G. Sharp. Up and TO play; II. NJ EIchlIn
X. Garland. up and TO play.
The red card winners were: Glass A. W. F.
Baylis S6-t0-76; Glass b. R. II. Hoskins s5-20-76;
Class c, Robert Collier, 100-37-t}S.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
returned q card OF 7s.

which he returned q card OF 73.
Wilder played brilliantly to-day. showing much
Of the form that enabled him to force Walter J.
Travis to play fory-one holes before beating him in
the recent amateur championship at Garden City
His long game was a treat TO watch, and he de-
lighted a large gallery by his mastery of the ap-
proach shots.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
BAS SSFTT CUP

Championship qualifying roundl-A ". Maine. il So
F r fiill ". ". PeIl, S5; De Forest Lyon. 80;
r. ogden, Sc; T. E. Hoffman. 81; W f F. Moore
So +. ". Lawrence, 20. E. l. Dowres. P1; W =
Naulty %: = [. r Jones e8: r. Herman. tr.. e6;
= W. Page s6: r. G. Humphreys, SO r C. Wilson
81. II. r. Marshall. or: a. r. Rode. 81
October CUP Ctrst rouud)-Cgden beat Iutz up ant
q play: Maine beat Isyall UP and ) 70 play; NC
Cu,thcon beat HaIsey up and to PLAY Hsnman beat
EsEers up and to play: Nsuty beat Hoffman up
play; Marshall heat Moore up: lawrence peat
ozark up and . 70 pIay Johnson beat Hlu up
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
NEW RECORD FOR STRONG.

Not content with holding the record over his
home links. Herbert Strong, the Apawamis profes-
sionaI. went to the Fairfield County Golf Club on
Friday and broke all previous figures with a 7S.
Strong went out in 81 and home in SO. 1t only
recently that Fairfield opened its eiEhteen-hoIe
circuit. and. while OF the holes have been in
commission for only two months the turf is in
excellent condition. Strong, who speaks in the
highest terms Of the course, made the new record
as follows:
Out .........-..........9 8654s s3s -,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

The Fox Hills Golf Club course at Clifton. Staten
Island was the scene yesterday Of four Interesting
events and one OF the largest heids OF the seaSo"
took mart + Allen defeated H Cozens Hardy
6 ,;r and . TO play, in the final round for the cup
championship which gives him possession OF the
George E. Armstrong medal
In the competition for the presidents cup pre-
sented by J. J. O'Donohue, more than seventy mem
hers teed up The leading scores were.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
Golfers Ouf IL, Force on Links
H. Wilder Championship
Some Good

Newton, Mass, Oct. 1o.-H H. Wilder, captain
OF the Harvard golf team won the intercollegiate
golf championship to-day the links OF the Brae
Burn Country Club beating his team mate, T.
Briggs. in a thirty-sjx-hole match by up and to
play. Wilder was never in danger, Briggs falling
completely 10 play up his form of Thursday, when
he beat Van Week, of Yale in brilliant match in
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
NEW q. r. T. sUe-sTATioN.

Contracts were signed last week for the new sub
station which the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com,
pany is about 10 erect It's property the south
sid. of ssth street just west Of Fifth avenue.
Brooklyn. The plant, which will be OF fire.
proof construction throughout and cost 100000 will
be used transform the high voltage current sent
out from the main power station and put II in the
proper form for the operation of cars and trains.
The building is TO be ready for uso In hve months
eangs viii be employed on its construction. The
Irnrk &c O hesin AT
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
ENGLEWooD GOLF CLUB.

There were seui-hnaI rounds for the presidents
and vice-president's cups yesterday at the Engle-
wood Golf Club. and also the qualifying round for
a trophy presented by F. J. Swift. The scores
were:
vIce-prezidens cup-Dudley II. Wsatherbee l14J beat
M Ntghqlls lo qR ana m 05 70 p5ay; - snare '
Presidents cur-W. Q Shoup a. beat " NJ sanford
\ Z = Higgins I2 up and 10 play
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
APAWAMiS CLUB.

James D. Foot displayed consistent form by win
ming the play-off of the tie with Dr. Carl Martin
for the gross prize in the recent seniors
tournament at the Apawamis Club The former
returned ST. against go for the erstwhile Con-
necticut champion. The second round for the
Apawamis championship and the qualifying round
for the golf committee cup also decided as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
DYkER MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

w & Rhett led the field In the boyle handicap
the Dyker Meadow links yesterday. He got
around In IS. and. aided By allowance Of a
single stroke. managed to finish down There
were twenty-seven starters. but only few
turned cards. and, incidentally, approached
the single round record OF 3l made recently by Z.
T Hunt
The results were:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

Members Of the Nassau Country Club indulged
in a eighteen hole medal play handicap yester-
day, and, while large number started. there were
numerous Withdrawals. II. s Hsddon won With a
20 The best Nere:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.

Among others TO finish were ]. r. Beard, all
square; E. 8. Fink all square; E. D. Curtiss, all
square; H Morton. down: F. C. Hilliard. down.
P r. Bonner Up; 8 o. Lockwood, down; w. s.
Cconey 4 down; 8. ]. Graham. down; Shear
son II down. and V. r. Muller, down
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB,

l.. II. Thomas and G. I. Stout led the field In
the four-baH competition at the Richmond County
Country Club yesterday for Charles W. Pierson's
cup. They to have a match for the In
dIvidual ownership OF the trophy.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
CLASS A.
CLASS B.
DuNwoopIE COUNTRY CLUB.

Match play IN three classes fer the cups presented
bv the lawyer memb, rs of the Dunwoodie Country
Club was golf attraction there yesterday. with
three red card competitions at medal play
The scores
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB.

Twenty golfers drove Off in the weekly Glass A
handicap OF the Crescent Athletic Club, at Bay
Ridge yesterday. and all except six returned
cards The winner was c. LOngenecker. one OF the
limit men, who, with handicap of 90 easily.
with a score of q. The follow
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
COMMITTEE CUP

Club championship second roUndl-Seney Plurnrer
beat V. O. Meyer, up l to play; ". H Poole beat
B. 3. Lawrence. up; Fuller beat F. S wheeler.
2 up: W. r. Thurston r. d. Lapham. up and
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

The final rounds for the autumn cup were also
played, in which e w Sparks beat r. B. Neff 8
up and to play
An eghteen-hole handicap in three classes. A, B
and c, was played the Montclair Golf Club links
this afternoon. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Montcair y. J.. oct. 1o.-An 1s-Aole medal play
fourbeI foursome. half OF the combined handicap
allowed was the attraction the Glen Ridge GOLF
Club course to-day, and was by Benedict and
Smith with net score of S5iz. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

The draw for the first round IS as follows: Rich
ards vs. Hunt. Stearn vs. Holorook FfarIlsoh vs.
Matthews, Higgins vs. craven
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.
(By Telegraph 70 The Tribun

lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Stamford. Conn, Oct. 10.-The competition ct Wee
Burn to-day was a Scotch foursome for the E. Y.
Weber prize. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
UPPER MoNTcLAIR COUNTRY CLUB
CBy Telegraph to The Tribu,

BY Telegraph to The tribune
Montclair, N j.. Oct 10.-A two-ball foursome
handicap on the Upper Montclair Country Club
links to-day by T. NJ. Wood and j. j. W.
follow
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
PARK GOLF CLUB.

IBy Telegraph to The Trbunel
EIafnAeld \ j. oct. 10-These scores were re-
t,Irod today at the Park Golf Club for the pres-
dents and club cups:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
YouNTAKAH COUNTRY CLUB.

(. II Reynolds and A l. Clark tied with - net
for the prize donated by r. /. Pierce the Youn-
takah Country club yesterday. The best scores
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

g F Daniels, "a; F r: Upton. tr. IL 2 ". CoGrow
IS: Theodore Keer. 7g William Watson, so. c. F, Wat
SON tr. 50: S; X. Y: Wade. so: g. II Kirk: 81; C. j.
Sullivan. So; c. F. Watson ST, 81; W. II Yawgeri SO;
W. FeIlowes Morgan sr.. So. J. Browne, 81 II P.
Murhead 81: ). A. Tyng 81; P. Davidge. So F. ".
Drury. S5; q. ". Cranberry, S. Howard Gf7n Sc
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
SWIFT CUP QUALrFIERs
ST ANDREWS GOLF CLUB.

There was A qualifying round for the monthly cup
at the & Andrews Golf Club yesterday. Handicap
conditions prevailed and the best top scores earned
the riEht TO continue, follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
CLASS A
CLASS c
BALTUsRoL GOLF CLUB.

At the Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday E r. Upton
the / K. Taylor Cup, defeating Q. H. Kirk 3
up and to play in the final round. The former
also won the sweepstakes. with card Of S2-5-7Z
In the qualifying round for the Baltusrol Cup the
results
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

Refercs-W. Russell Arcadia Thistles Coals-Tair
o. MOnteith C). Caldwell CaeGonians Hanlpson. Nc
Net Watts Brooklyn Tine-HaIves Of forty five min
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
-dfHl AND NAVY NEVIS.

Prom The Tribune Bureaul
osr, Washington. October To-
been Issued. 0'Ne NA''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-20

GRAN ExIT0 De LA BLANCHARD

La del sabado, como 10 haOfamoS
prevlsto, tue una noche memorable.
una noche de 6xito para la seforita
Blanchart
Ell teatro presentaba TN aspecto
brillante
Ell programa muy del agrado de
nuestro pdblico, fu6 cumplido salts
faccidn por los artistas.
En- la parte de Tragiatta, que cant6
admirabl emente Ia senorita Blanchart.
recibi6 una ruidoslsima prolongada
ovaci6n, la hermosa tiple.
Ell tel6n fu6 alzado cinco, seis We
ces, ante la insistencia del pdblico
incansable en- sus aplausos la bella
cantante, que recibio tan merecido
espl6ndido homemade.
En- la parte de Angeh en- La Tens-
Pesta6, estuyo a igual altura la distin-
guida y hermosa tiple. Repiti6 ell
drs@ ae las Ioyas, despues de oir una
sonora ovac!on.
No cabe cantar con arte mas ex-
quisito nj con mayor delicadeza de
estilo.
El tenor Sotorra dijo su parte de
un modo irreprcchable en- el teyceto
del dltimo acto, eStuvo inspiradfsimo,
luciendo un gran derroche de facul-
ia ades, de sentimiento de arte.
Magnl6co, tambien, estuvo el barf-
tono Real, que .cant6 la romanza IL
balada de I'm modo admirable, escu-
chando atronadores aplauscs, que Sc
repitieron la termination del mono
logo final que dijo con gran EXPIRE
sion dramatica.
Casas, graciosfsimo, y bien la Aran~
gureE y Sancho.
Ell 6xito de anoche fue para la
Arregui, la tiple admirable.
En- L9 geate serla y en- II nal ass
aVaOres 9lcanz0 dos resonantes triun-
fos, sancionados por un pdblico nu-
merosfsimo, que llenaba todas las
local idades.
La estrella, la indiscutible estrella
de la compaflfa, tuvo anoche deslum-
brantes destellos ceQadores.
La chiquirritita 6 inme1sa artistas
realiz6 una labor suprema
Unase nuestro homemade al del
gran p1blico que la ovacion6 anoche.
Muy bien los senores Freixas, vi
dal, Real y MARTINEZ, el graclosfsimo
actor.
En- ~ due de Ia Afytcana alcanz6 un
gran triunfo el tenor Sotorra.
Las cabaletas dc Rigottto y la ro-
manza de la Afrtca@a. le valieron cua-
tro ovaciones delirantes.
Domingo OFO&c0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-20
FL Concerto del SabadO
UNA AUDICloN MUSICAL

Por falta de tempo no pudimos
lnformar Ell sabado acerca del con-
cierto instrumental vocal que Sc ce-
lebro en- ell salon Paris Bazar' nor
las discipulas del maestro don Tulio
G. Arteaga.
La audicion celebrada merece gran
des estfmulos, pues, pudo apreciarse
los meritos notables de muchas alum
mas para eldiac II arte de canto piano.
Interpretation pleas musicaleS las
sefloritas Conchita Marrero, Dolores
Hernandez. Maria Soler, Alejandrina
Arecco, Andrea Leconte, G. Giusti,
quienes recibieron caluroSos aplausoS
por Ell aplomo y serenidad que demos
traron en- la ejecucion de los ndmeros
selectos del programa. La seflora
de Arteaga y la seflorita Dolores
cantaron con mucho gusto
y a6naci6n "Su qui andis," melodfa
de Arteaga, y Mdsica non prohibita",
de Gastaldon. En- resumen, la veIa-
da del Sabado merece placemes en-
tuslastas tanto para las aventajadas
d1scipulas como para Ell sefIor Ar
teaga que dicho sea de paso, fue muv
fellcitado pOr la numerosa concurren-
cia que llenaba Ell salon de los sefio-
res Giusti.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-20
In niiO carbODniadO
I'm telegrama de Caguas

Sc ha recibido TN telegrama
Official de Caguas. dando cuenta
de que aver en- el barrio Bairoa,
de aquel termino, Sc quem6 to
talmente IN bohio de Victoriano
Diaz en- momentos en- que este
estaba ausente. Pereci0 carbo-
niZadO un ni1o de Cuatro meseS.
Ell sargento Blanco Sc presen
to en- Ell lugar del suceso, sin
que los auxilios fueran nece-
sarios, pues la fuerte brisa que
reinaba di6 impulse al incendio,
Ell cual consumi6 en- pocos mo-
,mentos Ell ranchon. Victoriano
Diaz ha prestado declaration
ante el juez de aquel distrito.
Sc cree que Ell hecho fue casual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-20
EL SUCDSO DB HOY
FL SENIOR RIVERO HERIDO

Esta manana, a las ocho y
media, ocurrio en- la plaza prln-
cipal, TN suceso lamentable en-
tre don Angel Rivero y el jo-
ven Andres Fernandez
Anoche tuvieron dichos seflo-
res, una disputa a la entrada
del teatro, du1ante el segundo
acto, terminando con TN en-
cuentro personal. Esta manana,
parece que dichos senores, Sc
encontraron frente a la tienda
del senor Hust6; nuestro amigo
sefior Rivero, salio herido leve-
mente.
Los doctores Aviles, Lopez
Antongiorgi, Carballeira, Gomez
Brioso Y don Francisco y don
Pedro Atiles, quienes sc presen-
taron voluntariamente y como
amigos del senor Rivero, en- ell
Cuarto de Socorro, hicieron las
primeras curas de dos heridas
en- el antebrazo y brazo izquier-
do que presentaba el sehor Ri
vero, producidas por disparo de
revolver. Ell pron6stico es le-
We. El senor Fernandez fue
detenido sin resistencia por el
cabo de la PoliCia senOr Aca-
IRON. Ell Juez Municipal sena-
10 al acusado seiscientos dollars
para su libertad provisional ha-
biendO satiSfecho la suma a los
pocos momentos de su deten-
ci0n.
La policia Sc incauto de dos
revolvers pertenecientes a dl-
chos selOres.