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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
INTERURBAN CARS COLLIDE
One Person Killed and Fifteen In
Jured, Several of Them
Fatally,

CAMBRIDGE, o.. Feb. BIN a reAr-end
collision on the Byesville interurban line
today. Rose Clancy OF this city was killed
outright and fifteen injured five, it is
thought. fatally. Among the latter were
Motorman Robert Allison, Conductor Nc
Cullen and Catherine Clancy, sister OF Rose
Clancy.
The interurban car had just rounded a
curve and gone on TO a short trtstle. A
city car was but a few feet behind, and
both cars were travelling at a good speed.
The trolley OF the interurban slipped and
the rear car smashed into the one forward,
nearly telescopIng It. The injured were
brought TO the City hospital here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
Premium WedaIns. Unpopular.

BOONE, Ia, Feb, 23.-lSpecial Tele-
gram. 1.-The offer OF Judge McBirnie to
marry couples all last week free. give
each bride a present. also a free dinner
at a leading hotel and embossed wedding
certificate failed TO bring a single couple
TO his office. His offer followed that of
Justice LoclSaTd TO marry all free on St
Valentine day. The public did not like
the arrangement and showed its lack Of
appreciation by turning down both Of
fers. Judge Lockard will come back with
a counter proposition tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
RABBI CoHN is REFLECTED
Meetings of Congregation of Israel
VIII BE Held I'm New Temple
After February IS.

Rabbi Frederick Cohn was reelected for
three years term as the rabbi OF the
Congregation of Israel at the meeting held
Sunday afternoon, and 1t was announced
that beginning next Friday, February 2S,
all meetings of the congregation will be
held in the new temple.
In a general discussion as TO the need
for larger financial support as result of
the change to the new temple, encouraging
responses were received and It was assured
that all the money needed would be Sc
cured without inconvenience.
Prof. Nathan Bernstein, who is preparing
a history of the Jewish people of Omaha,
submitted such portions of his history as
referred to the congregation for approval
and correction.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
SETTLEMENT OF LUMBER RATE
Hill Lines Oner n Compromise which
May settle the Long Con-
trOVeFsy.

TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 2-A settlement
Of the freight rate controversy which has
seriously affected the lumber trade OF, the
Pacific northwest Is believed now TO be IN
sight. Frederick eBausmann OF Seattle,
chairman OF the conciliation committee OF
the affiliated commercial organizations OF
the northwest. received official notlfica-
tion last night that the Hill railroads
would agree 10 accept lumber shipments
from any shipper on individual bond, pro-
vided the federal court will amend the In
junction Issued October 29
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
Riot at Religious Festival.

TEHERAN, Feb. 2.-Ten persons were
killed and a score or more wounded. in
cluding several ecclesastics. as a result
OF a riot in the main street here today
during the passage OF a religious procession
celebrating the Mohammedan Mnharram
religious festival. held during the first
month OF the MOhammedAn year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
WATERLOO RosBER CAUGHT
Robbed station in Nebraska aud
Fled 60 New York
Cffv.

The man who robbed the station at
Waterloo, Neb., hn the night OF February
Z. 1907. has been captured in New York
The capture was made in the postoffice in
New York City. where the man called for
his mail, He said he was j. A. BAKER, p
years old, Of Columbus o., and after he
had admitted his guilt Of one crime, made
clean job Of 1t and gave the officers a
list OF postoffices. railroad stations and
other places which he had robbed, con-
fessed to numbering a postmaster and to
arson.
The capture was made by d. NJ. Rigor
chief OF detectives of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad company. and his assistant w. c.
Nuss They have been on his trail ever
since he robbed the Pennsylvania railroad
station at Hays, Pa. December %. They
travelled 1000 miles in the chase
According to his confession, the other
places robbed and the dates were:
Baltimore & Ohio railroad station
Thomas Pa. November %. 1907; Under
wood CIV Va) postoffce and Baltimore SIS
Ohio railroad station. December 1: Bruce
town Pa) postoffice, December q; Penn
sylvania railroad station, Hays. Pa De-
cember p; Powhattan CIV. Ya) station OF
the Baltimore q Ohio, and the postoffice
the same night OF the killing OF the post
master, December 20; Boothwyn (Pa.) sta
ton of the Baltimore & Ohio January g.
and the same night the Baltimore & Ohio
station at Ogden, Pa. Fairlong IN. ~
station Of the Erie railroad. January s:
Garfield IN j. station OF the Erie, Janu-
airy 8; Carleton Hill station IN. J)\ post
office, January II; Justice. (O) station, Bal
timore g. &ohio, January "a; Era (o.) sta
tion OF the Baltimore &Ohio. January %;
Waterloo (Neb) station, Union Pacific
railroad February 8, and Bound Brook
IN. j. Lehigh valley railroad station,
February II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
MRS. NEWTON MANN'S FUNERAL
Wife of Pastor OF Unity Church
Now Rests in Forest
Lawn.

The funeral Of Mrs. Newton Mann, wife
OF Rev. Newton Mann. pastor Of Unity
church, was held yesterday Afternoon at
Unity church, Rabbi Frederick Cohn
officiating, assisted by Rev. Mary G. An
drews. Mrs. Ellis sang
There were many floral offerings,
though the funeral announcement re-
quested that no flowers be sent. The
body was placed in the receiving vault
at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
Missing General Turns Up.

WILLEMSTAD. Curacao. Feb. 3.-Gen-
eral Nicholas ROlando. who recently dis
appeared from his home IN Barcelona.
Venezuela which fact, together with the
arrest OF several of his psrtisans. caused
rumors that revolution was afloat. has
arrived here. He was accompanied by
three other officers OF the Venezuelan
army.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
Engineer KiIIed BY SirnaI.

CHICAGO, Feb 2S.-F. II. Sl0eeI of Free.
port, Ill, an engineer in charge OF an mi.
nois Central freight locomotive wa
knocked from his cab and killed toSsS
through his head coming in contact V-itI
a signal as he leaned from the windoS-
fifteen mills west OF Chicago. and WAS M
discovered by his Aaeman until the trair
had proceeded some distance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
Omcers Capture Murderer.

CHILLICOTHE. o., Feb 3-Ed VIII
liams, who murdered BENJAMIN A. Sadgger
here yesterday, was arrested this morning.
He had been hiding all night with his
three chudrFn In a cornfield No motive
for the crtulb has been given.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
NOrthwsstern Opens New Depot.

FlEkHE S. D., Feb 2s,-(Special Tele-
gram')--A large crowd OF Pierre citizens
gathered az the new Northwestern pas
senser station this afternoon 70 soc the
first train pun into that station. Il hav-
ing been opened 10 traffle today. The
building Is pronounced the finest one on
that system west 0f Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
IOWA MAN KILLED BY TRAIN
Was with Brother in New York, Who
Was Killed ut the Same
Time

CLOVERsDALE. y. Y, Feb. q Samuel
o. Sheppard OF West Day, Saratoga county.
and his brother, Delbert Sheppard OF Wood
bine, Ia, were struck by a Delaware 4
Hudson passenger train near Cornith late
yesterday. Both were instantly killed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-02-24
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER

FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA AND
IOWA-Fair Monday
Temperatures at Omaha yesterday:
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-12-11
SOUTH CAMDEN.

The sickness and death of little
Freddie May, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G.. Thompson, which oc-
Cured Friday night, December 4,
was sad indeed. We are informed
that she was i'll some three days
before she fell victim to that,
awful disease, membranous Group,
seemingly horrible to the writer,
because eleven years ago the 18th
of this month my wife and | wit
messed the effect of the same dread
full disease upon our own darling
boy of 2 years, Ii months and 16
days; in less than "a hours-the
most trying time of our lives-the
cradle was empty, and the precious
littleform, the hope of mother and
the JOY of father, was cold in deaths
embrace.
Only those who have had the
same sad experience know and un-
derstand the loneliness OF months,
yea, of years, and know how to
sympathize with those similarly
afflicted. We, together with many
others, certainly sympatbize with
the grief-stricken mother, father
and relatives of the fond parents.
To know her was to love her, for
she was so kind, sweet and affec-
and as we say farewell to
little Freddie May, let us resolve
to live here on earth SO as to meet
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-12-11
MS. The battle is on. II

call to arms. The battle is on. 1t
is no longer a fight against the
open saloon merely. The question
has taken on larger proportions.
Shall morality and righteousness
reign in our State or shameless
corruption and vice? The issue
is clearly drawn. If Christian
laymen have ever hesitated, surely
none should hesitate now.
The organized laymen of the
Tennessee Conference urge that in
every charge December Is be OBJ
served, and observed in earnest, in
the interest of Statewide prohibi-
tion; that steps be taken to coop
crate with the State Women's
Christian Temperance Union to
secure signatures to mighty Pc
tition to the State Legislature to
pass Statewide prohibition bill.
Our representatives in the Legis-
lature will be subjected to power
full pressure against the measure.
They must feel that the people are
behind them.
Yours in Christ,
r. III. PEOPLES,
President, franklin, Tenn.
f. M. MASSEY,
Secretary, Pulaski, Tenn.
The following letteris addressed
to the pastors and laymen of all
denominations:
The Anti-Saloon League and
temperance leaders heartily ap-
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-12-11
A CIRCULAR LETTER.

The following circular letter,
dated at Nashville November 80,
1908, and issued by the Wesley
brotherhood, is addressed to the
pastors and laymen of Tennessees
At a meeting of the Wesley
Brotherhood, an organization of
laymen of the Tennessee Confer
ence, held in Nashville Novem ber
20, 1908, the following resolution
was passed:
"Resolved, that we are in favor
of State-w wide prohibition, and that
we call upon our entire Church to
unite at once in the great battle
for righteousness in which we are
now engaged, and especially in the
passage Of a State wide prohibit
tion bill at the coming session of
the General Assembly. To this
end we designate the second sun
dayin December as day of special
prayer for the cause and request
that special services be held on
that day at which clarion call
&hall go out from our pulpits to
the end that our people shall be.
aroused to energetic action.
w. r. WEBB,
w. B. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM HUGHES,
Committee.
We call upon our pastors and
laymen everywhere to heed the
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-12-11

her where there is no more disease,
death and no more parting, where
God shall wipe away all tears from
our eyes.
God grant that her death and
suffering may work out for her
father and mother and relatives
and all who knew her far more
exceeding weight of His eternal
glory, for we learn from Him that
of such as her is the Kingdom OF
Heaven. Then, why should we moi
want to go there? All, it is littla
wonder that we sometimee sing
that sweet song, "I Want to Go
There, Don't You?"
NOAH WILLIAMS.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-12-11

prove the movement as indicated
in the foregoing letter, and at their
suggestion we are extending an
urgent appeal to the Churches of
other denominations to unite in
making the second Sunday in De-
cember another great day through
out the State. The Sunday schools
observed the last Sunday in No
vember, and it is fitting that the
Churches and pastors follow this
up and make December 13 great
Statewide day.
This request gives only short
notice. Some of the pastors may
have other arrangements; but let
all who can observe the second
Sunday in December, and let the
others do so on the following Sun
day. Let this be renewed bugle
call to arms. Let us organize for
the charge on the enemy and make
the call SO strong that the Legisla-
ture will drive the accursed Liquor
traffic from the Volunteer State.
Cooperation, "the Church in ac-
tion against the Saloon"
The request is made that each
Church appoint committee of
one to three laymen to cooperate
with the Anti-Saloon League. Let
the names and addresses of the
committee be sent at once to W.
r. Hamilton, 81 and 38 Chamber
of Commerce Building, Nashville,
Tenn. We have discussed with
the League officials their plans,
and have been made acquainted !
with the financial needs of the or
ganization in the prosecution of
their work. Let each Church take
a collection for the immediate
needs of the League, or let the
committee appointed receive and
solicitcontributions to be forward
ed at once to Caswefl E. Rose, the
State Treasurer, 81 Chamber of
Commerce Building, Nashville,
Tenn.
Remember that now is the time
when our financial as we'll as our
moral support is needed by the
League. 1t has been well said
that the Anti-Saloon League is
"the Church in action against the
saloon" Let this be truly dem
onstrated in Tennessee.
Fraternally,
r.. Ell. PEOPLES, \
President
Nashville, November 80, 1908.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-12-11
GOOD POSITIONS.

Draughon's Practical Business
College, Memphis or Nashville.
gives contracts, backed by chain
of 30 colleges, $3O0,00O.OO capital,
and l9 years success, to secure
good positions under reasonable
conditions or refund tuition. Ask
for free catalogue.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-12-11

Carhartt's OveraIls, union made
for big and little men, roll calico,
remnants brown domestic, cloth
ing, shoes, hats and gentlemen and
ladies furnishings at
ALLIE V. BoWLEs & Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-12-11

Peanut bags, only IL cents, at
McCulough's.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-12-11

We call upon our pastors and
laymen everywhere to heed the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-23
Una InOcI6n de MuiOZ Rivera
HONRAND0 AL general C0NTRERAs.

Ha sido designado Ell sef1or Mufioz
Rivera para presentar una moci6n 4
la Camara, para que esta, acuerde en-
War un mensaje de pesame 4 la viu-
da del general don Juan Contreras,
participando ell sentim iento que ha
producido en- Ell pals ell fallecimieuto
de uno de los buenos amigos de Puer,
to Rico. Ell seflor Munoz Rivera
apoyara la mocion en- un elocuente
d1scurso
.Pondra de relieve los meritos del
que fue bizarre Y pundonoroso mill
tar espaf1ol, que en- un periodic tor
mentoso de la historic polftica de la
isla. supo mantener bien alto los
prestigios del gobierno de la metro
po j. Ell heroe de Treviflo, ell hom,
bre de corazon noble y generoso; el
caballero de honradez intacha BILE, en-
contrara en- el sefior Mufioz Rivera
en- enthusiastic apologista. Es SECURE
|que la Camara por unanimidad apro-
bara Ell tnensaje de referencia rim
|diendo asf un tribute q la mcmoria
del general Confreras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-23
Las eScue|aS rura|G
81 se1Or Arrillaga presenta m din
fijandO el aiiO escOIar en- dichas
eSCueIas. .-SueldOs de maestr0s
ENMlENDlS AuLEY

Ell sefior Arrillaga ha presentado 4
la Camara Tin bill fiando Ell afYo e.co-
lar en- las escuelas rurales. FL sefyor
Arrillaga introduce las enmiendas
siguientes: autorizar al Comisionado
de Educaci6n, para 6jar ell termino
escolar, el cual comprendera un pc
riodo de seis diez meses. los
sueldos de los profesores rurales &C.
abonaran con cargo a la partida del
presupuesto anual para sueldos de
|profesores de las escuelas pliblicas.
Sc introducen enmiendas 4 las sec-
clones 80 y 81 de las leyes escolares
compiladas. Ell sefior ArriIlaga pide
que Sc suprina de la secci6n 90 las
|palabras siguientes: "disponiendose
que el curse escolar comenzara ne
cesariamente en- el mes de setiembre
6 en- Ell de octubre y tendra una du-
racion maxima de diez meses mini
ma de nueve," autorizando desde
luego al Comisiorado de Educaci6n
para que indique ell dfa de la aperture
de d1chas escuelas Ell de cualquier
mes del af1o economico.
La seccion 81 pide que Sc enmienda
en- Ia lorna que slgue:
LEI aflo escolar no excedera en- min.
gun case de diez meses, pudiendo
ser mas corto ST asf 10 ordenenare el
Comisionado de instruction: en- MIN
gun case sera menor de seis meSeS
para las escuelas rurales, y de ocho
meSes para las escuelas graduadaS.
Las juntas escolares del Distrito eSco-
lar podra extender Ell aflo escolar mas
ALA del Unite que sefale Ell ComisiO-
nado de instruction, pero sin que
exceda del m4ximo en- que esta Lev
Sc dispone. En- todos los casos en- que
Sc extienda Ell af1o escolar, todos los
gastos en- que Sc incurra seran de
cuenta del distrito que autoriz6 la
prorroga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-23
COLONIA ESPANOLA DE- LAgCAROLINA
ACUERDOs

La Junta Directiva de la Colonia
espafola de la Carolina y pueblos Ii
mltrofes, en- session extraordinaria
del dla de aver, trato y scord6, entire
otros los particulares siguientes, que
seran publicados por tres veces en-
los peri6dicos 4 que esta suscrita.
10 En- 10 successive, no pasara invi-
tacion alguna para los bales y demas
espectaculos que celebre, sino a los
representatives. de aquellas familias
que hguren como socios del Centro y
q los de fu era de la localidad.
20 Igualmente acordo: hacer p1-
blico a los socios y sus respectivas
familias, que Sc han sefIalado los "pri-
meros domingos" de cada mes para
que tengan lugar las jaranas men
suales y que no Sc pasara mas aviso
6 invitacl6n que Ell presente.
Todo 10 que Sc hace p1blico para
|conocimiento general.
/aan Snares y Suares,
Presidente.
Carolina, 20 de Enero de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-23

La R. c. ndmero S, respecto a
petici6n del seflor Borda, para amplia-
ci6n del plazo del contr atO celebrado
con el seflor Comisionado del Interior
refere2te utilizaci6n de terrenos del
cado "Tiburones,' pasa la com isi6n.
Sc discuten las enmiendas al p. nd
nero s Para enviar senoritas q estu-
diar los EStados UnidoS" y ell Sr. Ma
tienzo Sc muestra de acuerdo con las
enmiendas presentadas por el Sr. Was
Ochoteco. en- las secciones IA. y "a. Sc
haceu otras enmiendas de los sefioreS
Was y Zeno Gambia queda desecha-
da una del sefior Delgado Ell que So
licit6 Sc rebajara $500 la asignaci6n
de 5000 fjada Sc fla en- ID ell n1ne-
70 de se1oritas en- vez de IS que fgu-
rabsn en ell proyecto El delegado
seflor Guerra Sc opone a una mocion
de enmienda del sefior Lluveras, pero
despuGs Sc muestra conforme con lo
propuesto por este. Argumentan los
seflores Zeno Gambia, Matienzo Cue
rra y Sc acuerda una eEmjenda pro-
puesta por ell SefYor Barreras.
A otra enmienda del Lcdo. Was
Ochoteco, secund ado por Matienzo. So
opone ell seflor Blondet, y discutida, es
aprobada. Otra enmienda del sefior
Bull, que retira despu6s. Ell delega-
do Guerra Sc opone la forma en- que
esta redactada la secci6n sa. y acepta
su enmienda el sefior Matienzo-
Discuten otras enmiendas los sefio-
res Colh4rg, NatienGo, Zenc Gandfas
Was Ochoteco. Bull. Barreras, Trelles,
BIondet y Arrilisga, pasa la sec
cion sa con enmiendas.
Sc enmieuda. en- todas las seccicnes,
el ndmero = quedando el tijado Ell "A.
Ell scfior MAtienzo d4 aigunos infor-
mes que solicita el sef1or Guerra. Pa
san las seccpnes g, Z, s, 3, 10 yrr con
algunas enmiet4das. Aprobado el bill
A las $40 50 suspende Ia session
hasIa snanana i las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-23
In cpInen eScan1a|OsO
IgnaCiO AgostO asesta tres pu6aladas
4 I'M testigo, en- momentos que
preStaba una decI Iaraci6n.
EL FISCAL A0REDIDo

Recibimos aver tarde cuando nues.
ira edici6n estaba en- prensa, un tele
grama acerca de un crimen escanda-
loso cometido en- la noche del m artes
en- ell pueblo de Juncos.
Transcribimos las notas o6ciales
que Sc recibieron esta mafIana sobre
Ell suceso que ha indignado honda
mente al vecindario.
Juncos alloy. cuatro de la tar.
de, en- esta poblacion Ignacio Agosto,
alevosamente dio una pufialada Nj
colas Rivera, en- la region torax lea
posterior interesandole un pulmon
Las heridas son graves y Sc teme
TN fatal desenlace. Ell agresor Agos-
to fue detenido por Ell cabo Simo ocu-
pando Ell pnf1al que utilizo para con.
sumar ell crimen. Ell Juez Municipal
y marshal Sc personaron en ell luga1
del suceso, instruyendo las primeras
diligencias. Agosto Sc declare cul-
|pable.
Juncos 22.-Anoche en- OCCASION que
Ell Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito Sc.
flor Aponte investigate en- Ell cuartel
de la policfa de esta poblaci6n el
atentado contra Nicolas Rivas, en-
momentos que iba examinar al tes-
tigo Saturnino Roy, ell acusado "sigi-
losamente armose de I'm cuchillo de
los que Sc guardian en- el sitio de ar
mas ocupadas" y en- presencia del
Fiscal, Ell Juez de Paz y la policfa
asest6 tres pufialadas al testigo Roy.
En- ell acto intervino la policfa desar-
mando ell agresor.
Roy herido hugo ignor andose su
paradero. Ignacio Agosto fu6 con-
ducldo nuevamente la carcel.
Los telegramas que transcribimos
pertenecen al cuartel de la policfa.
Ell Attorney General no recib16 min
g1u informe acerca de este hecho es-
candaloso que Sc presta a muchos CO.
m entarioS.
El Assistant Mr.. Bronw ha sido in
tornado sobre Ell crimen de Juncos,
y es SECURE que pedira una investi-
tigacion Official.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-23

Anoche hemos tenido yeprtSe
de Los b0hemi0s y La Ultima
copla, y un estreno que ha gus
tado mucho: La tragedfa de
Pierrot.
Los bohemios, cantados por la
Blanchart y Sotorra, TN exito
para la cOmpaIl1a.
La senorita Blanchart canto
primorosamente la bella roman.
"a del primer cuadro, siendo
muy aplaudida.
En- ell duo con Ell tenor Soto
rra recibieron ambos artistas
demostraciones elocuentes de la
aprobacion del publico.
En- La tragedta, la Blanchart
.escuch6 nuevos aplausos reso-
nantes. En- ell DeIfin. que es-
tren6 en- Barcelona la hermosa
tiple, ha alcanZado uno de sus
mas senalados trlunfos.
Canto Ell duo con mucha ex-
preston y sostuvo Ell caracter
del principe con singular for
tuna.
Vaya I'm APPLAUSE a la hermo-
sa artista.
En- La nQgedia Sc dlstingui6
tambien ell excelente primer ac-
tor senor Freixas, que hiZo TN
tragico Pierrot irreprochab bic.
Tuvo momentos muy inspira-
dos. En- la esceria final, en- la
despedida dolorosa estuvo ad-
mirable. La ovacion final fue
para el
En- La ultima cobIa, obra de
gran exito de la eminente tiple
Luisa Arregui, fue suprema la
labor de esta genial actriz.
Blasillo paso por la escena,
impregnando1a del triste duelo
del niflo lamentable, encarnado
mllagrosamente por la inmensa
Luisa.
Dijo el cuento del gorri6n con
una 1ngenuidad tan infantll, con
TN a expression de puerllldad
candorosa tan en- ammonia con
Ell personaje que interpreta ba, y
sostuvo tan felmente, tan admi-
rablemente Ell caracter que no
puede darse NADIA mas acabado
mas perfecto, nj mas conmo-
vedor.
La eminente artista fue ova-
|cionada.
Esta noche surge esplendoro-
sa, otra estrella en- el Munich
pal. Es Laura Nunez, la artista
encantadora, la admirable, la
herolca, la gentil enamorada de
San Juan, que viene otra vez a
ofrecernos las supremas galas
de su talento, a deslumbrarnos,
a tasc1narnos con ST. gracia, con
su angel insuperables.
Laura Nufiez. reaparece en-
La V5ejecfta, una de sus obras
predilectas.
iBien venida, la eminente ar
tisUa!
Domingo OrO.cO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-23
HALL.AzG0.

Don Dionisio Rivero, de Hato Rey
Sc ha presentado en- esta Redacci6n
dando cuenta de que Sc ha encontra-
do en- la carr etera de Hato Rey San.
turce-una cartera de sefiora, conte-
niendo dinero y otros objetos.-La
persona que Sc considere ser duef1a
de la cartera puede reclamarla del
Sr. Rivero.