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The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
EDITOR CHARGED WITH ARsoN
Tennesean Is Alleged to Have Bribee
Servant to Burn His House.

Memphis, Tenn.-Homer L. Higgs
editor OF the Greenfield (TennD
Times, has been indicted by the
Weakley county grand jury on an
arson charge. 1t is alleged that hs
gave Fannie Jordan, domestic em
ployed by him, $75 to burn his house
hoping to collect $1,400 insurance
Higgs surrendered and made bond
Higgs' house and barn burned at diff
ferent times. He exhibited Night
Rider letters. The town was aroused
Private detectives charged the servant
with the crime. She went insane wher
confronted, but in apparently lucid in
tervals made the charge against Higgs
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
What Congress is Doing

Although several hours were con-
sumed in roll calls, the day in the
house was one of comparative activ-
ity and several measures of impor-
tance were put through. The princi-
pal of these perhaps was the resolu-
tion by Speaker Cannon providing for
an investigation of the paper trust
and, in pursuance of its provisions,
the speaker announced as the commit
tee of six who will conduct the in
vestigation, Messrs. Mann Qll), Mil
Ter (Kas.), Stafford (Wis.), Bannon
(O), Sims (Tenn.) and Ryan IN. ".
The Democrats as unit voted against
the resolution after the declaration
by Mr.. Williams that he did not be-
lieve a sincere effort would be made
to arrive at the truth. Another meas
ure passed was one in which import
ers generally are interested and which
practically creates the board of gen
eral appraisers at New York, trial
court in matters pertaining to GUS
toms duties, appeals therefrom to be
taken to the circuit court of appeals
instead of the circuit court as here
tofore
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
BANNERMAN IS DEAD
ENGLISH LIBERALisT a VICTIM
OF HEART DISEASE.
The LOSS IS FELT BY HIS PARTY
Bills Framed Through His Efforts
81, Now Are Almost Certain
Of Defeat.

London--Former Premier Sir Hen
ry Campbell -Bannerman died here
at 9:15 a. m. yesterday. He had been
Ill for many weeks and resigned his
office month ago, owing to the grow.
ing seriousness of his condition. He
succumbed to heart disease.
Herbert Asquith is his successor.
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman was
born Sept. Z, 1886. He was native
Of Forfairshire, Scotland, and the son
OF Sir James Campbell. He did not as
sumo the additional name of Banner.
man until later, when his uncle Henry
Bannerman died leaving him his heir
He was educated at Glasgow Univer.
sity and at Cambridge.
Possessed of large estates in Scot
land and of considerable other prop
erty, he was able to take up politics
as career at an early age. He held
an under secretaryship in the war of.
flee until 1871, where he served for
two terms of two years each.
He was always identified with the
Liberal party, and was strong ad.
herent of Gladstone. He entered the
cabinet in 1884 as chief secretary of
Ireland. Ten years later he was sec
retary OF war in the Rosebury cabi.
net, and it was under his administra.
tion that. after a debate in which IL
was shown that he had insufficiently
supplied the army with cordite, the
Rosebury government was voted out
of power.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
Hesperus Trial Beuun.

Durango, Colo.-The trial of Jo-
seph Vanderweide and William Ma
son, charged with the murder Of
Joseph Walker, United States secret
service agent at Hesperus, last fall,
was begun in the district court here
Monday. 1t is expected that several
days will be consumed in selecting a
jury. The defense will advance the
plea of self-defense and Justification
and will attempt to show that Walker
was about to fire upon Vanderweide
and Mason when Vanderweide shot
him.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
GOV. FOLK AT ST. JOSEPH.
Missouri Executive Opens Campaign
with Extended Speech.

St. Joseph, Mo.-Gov. Joseph w.
Folk opened his United States sena-
torial campaign at Tootle opera house
Friday night in the presence of large
audience. His address was lengthy
one, about $4,000 words, in which he
reviewed his stewardship.
He discussed measures which he
had advocated, among which were the
elimination of lobbying at the legisla-
ture; doing away with railroad
passes; taking politics out of police
departments; Inauguration of a better
bringing capital and labor closer to.
gether; enactment of new freight
law, and 2-cent passenger rate; en-
aotment of the new state primary law:
passage of the pure food law; provid:
ing that juries shall fix punishment
for high crimes; doing away with race
track gambling, etc.
During his address the governor an
nounced his candidacy for United
States senator, and declared he would
make clean fight for the honor. He
said he wanted votes that are for
him because they think he is right,
anc does not care for votes that are
merely against some one else. He ex-
pressed belief that the tariff should
be revised; that waterways should be
improved, and in conclusion explained
why there should be an amendment to
the federal constitution which would
permit the election of United States
senators by direct vote of the people.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
PRINCE AND ANNA MEET.
Helie Kisses Her Hand Upon Her Ar
rival at Naples.

Naples-Mamade Anna Gould has
arrived at Naples, where Prince
Helie de Sagan has been awaiting her.
The prince was on the dock when the
Frederick der Crosse drew in, hurried
up the gang plank, met Nine. Gould
on deck, was evidently graciously re-
ceived, kissed the American woman's
hand and escorted her to waiting
auto, in which they were driven at
top speed to the hotel where Nine.
Gould's apartments have been en-
gagged.
The pair were evidently anxious to
avoid reporters. 1t is believed now
that arrangements are being made for
an early wedding.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
MASKED men
SECURE $4,000
EvADE HOUSE DETECTIVES AND
TAKE "BANk ROLL" FROH TA-
BILE IN INNER ROOM.
WAVE PISTOLS AT GUESTS
Resorters from Arlington and Other
Fashionable Hotels Were Watch
Ing Table With Currency Piled
on II as Robbers Entered.

Hot Springs, Ark.-While "house
detectives guarded the front door
to keep undesirable visitors from
entering, four masked men crawled
through rear window into the fash
ionable Indiana club, lined the guests
up against the wall, scooped up the
bank rolf of about $4,000 from the
table in the center of the room, locked
the guests in smaller apartment and
then escaped.
While the robbers we're at work
the cafe downstairs was filed with
men and policemen were passing on
Central avenue. BY the time one of
the imprisoned club guests crawled
through transom and liberated the
others the robbers had escaped. They
left no clew.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
Third Nebraska a Pay.

Lincoln, Neb.-Governor Sheldon
Thursday issued warrant on the
government treasury for $5,227 to be
distributed among the officers Of the
Third Nebraska regiment, which
served in the Spanish-Americar war
under command of Col. w. J. Bryan.
Col. Bryan and Gov. Sheldon, who. was
a company captain, are two of the big
gest beneficiaries.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
Teddy, Jr, in Balloon.

Washington. d. C.-Army sigma
Corps balloon, No. 10, made tria
ascension Wednesday. Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., eldest son of the pres
ident, was specially invited guest o.
the trip. The balloon is in charge O.
Capt. de Forest Chandler, navigator
1t carries party of four persons
Capt. Fitzhugh Lee and Capt Rober
0. Vanhorn, aides to the president
complete the party
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
London Banker Kills seIf.

Paris-Fritz Perrugia, the BROTH
er-in-law, of Leopold de Rotschild,
who is prominently identified with the
Anglo.Jewish association of London,
committed suicide Thursday in his
apartments at the Grand hotel here.
His motives for killing himself are
not known, but 1t is reported that he
had lost heavily through speculations
in the companies promoted by Henri
Rochette, who recently was arrested
In Paris on the charge Of swindling
on an enormous scale.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
Filipino Bandits Hanoed.

Manila-At Bilibid prison Friday
Ciphena Omongo and Afroniano
Fernandez, leaders of the bandit
gangs in the Philippine islands, were
hanged. The revolts of the Pulajanes
in Samar were instigated and led by
Omongo, while Fernandez led the at.
tack on Leyte, in which four mem
bers Of the constabulary were killed.
Two other bandit leaders were to
have been hanged, but were reprieved
by Gov. Gen. Smith for a month.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
Four Killed In Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn.-Bringing death
and widespread destruction. cy.
clone struck the Memphis district
carly Friday. 1t is reported that four
persons were killed and a number in.
jured at Walls, Miss, 20 miles south
of this city.
Clayton, Miss, hamlet near Wells,
is reported wiped out. Three churches
and a number of houses were de-
stfoyed at Mason, Tenn, Is miles east
of here.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
: Engine Runs Away; -Four Killed.

Williamsport. Pa.-After a wild
run of mile. caused by the re
verse lever failing to work, an engine
and fiat car on the Laquin Lumber
company's log road Wednesday morn
ing jumped the track. twenty-five
Italian laborers were riding on tn,
fiat car. -Four of these were killed
three others will die, and seven wer
badly hurt.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
Baby Dies in Tornado,

Pender, Neb.-While Samuel Man
ing dinner cyclone took their
home from over their heads. Not a
board of the house, a two-story dwell
ing, can be found. Mangleson's one
yearold daughter was killed and he
other members of the family was bad
ly hurt.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
TWo-Year Old Child Lost.

Medicine Hat, Alberta--A 2.year
old child Of James Norquay, g
rancher wandered away and be
came lost last Saturday. Fifty
riders are going over every foot o.
ground. It is feared an eagle has
carried the child away.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
Gives Up Airship Contract.

Washington. d. C.-J. F. Scott
Of Chicago has given up his contract
with the war department for furnish
Ing heavier-than-air flying machine
for the signal office for $1,000. The
awards were made by the department
with persons or Arms for supplying
such machines, the two remaining con-
tracts calling for machines at $4,000
and SIS 900, respectively.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
RespIte is Granted piIIIk.

Springfield, Ill.--On recommends
tion Of the state pardon board,
Gov. Deneen Monday afternoon grant
ed reprieve until June l2 to Herman
Billik, sentenced to hang in Chicago
Friday for killink tho vrzai family.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
1,2O0 Beqln Work.

New Castle, Pa.-Notice has beer
posted here that the Shenango var
ley steel plant, operated by the Car
negie Steel Co., will start in full op
GRAFTON Wednesday. The order af
fects 1900 men.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01

"And the result is that, in my opin-
ion, you have fleet that, ship for
ship, comparing the ships designed at
a given date-and that is the only fair
compartments equal to anything the
world contains. And next to the Brit
ish navy, l think your navy is the
best in the world"
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
High Wind In South Dakota.

Yankton, S. D.-Thirty buildings
were unroofed at Valley Springs
25 miles east of Sioux Falls,
by a cyclone which struck there late
Thursday night All wires are down
and no further details are available.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
Pensacola strikers Restrained.

Pensacola. Fla.-Judge Sheppard
of the federal court Tuesday night
issued an injunction restraining
the strikers from interfering
with the operation Of the street
cars, either by violence or persua-
siOn
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
Girl Hlthx aall Dies.

Marshall, Mo.-Mattie Ann Bailey,
10 years old, died at her home
here Monday Of lockjaw. She
was hit on the nose by baseball sev
eral days ago.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01

President Roosevelt Wednesday aft
ernoon signed the employers liability
bill recently passed by congress, hav-
ing been assured of its constitutional
ity by Attorney General Bonaparte.
The sum total of Wednesdays pro-
ceedings of the house was the passage,
under suspension of the rules, of three
bills and the defeat of one. When adj
journment was reached there was
pending a measure which instructs
the attorney general to institute suits
against the Oregon & California Rail-
road Co. for the forfeiture of several
million acres of land grants in Ore
gon. The bills that got through were
as follows: Declaring the right to
enter as oil lands certain mineral
lands; authorizing the alienation Of
certain allotments of the five civilized
tribes, and removing the restrictions
against foreign ships with respect to
trade between the United States and
the Philippine Islands. By a large
majority the bill to allow the importa-
ton of foreign white laborers into
Hawaii was defeated.
Senate holds jokefest over item
in naval bill apprpriating money for
cows and automobiles at naval sta
tions.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01
TEXAS CYCLONE
KILLS Fifteen
ToRNhDoEs IN THE SOUTHERN
STATES SPREAD DEATH
Isl AND DISASTER.
WHOLE TOWNS WIPED OUT
Hamlet In Mississippi In Path Of the
Wind Now Is Wrecked-Sixty-
MlIe-an.H Hour Gale In
Memphis.

Austin, Tex.--A cyclone Thursday
night destroyed the town of Florence,
ner here, and killed Is persons.
The Montgomery tribune., 1908-05-01

The Indiana club is frequented prin-
cipally by guests from the Arlington
and other fashionable hotels. 1t is on
the south side of Central avenue,
across from "Bathhouse Row." The
mountain rises in the rear, and the
windows Of the second floor, where
the visitors usually congregate, open
on the mountain.
According to the police, there was a
large crowd gathered about a table
on whSh $4,000 In currency was
stacked, when the robbers appeared
Each carried six.shooter.
The leader commanded tine club
guests to throw up their hands. All
complied They were lined up against
the wall with their backs to the ban
dts. Their personal belongings were
not taken, but the robbers took all
the money on the table and searched
the adjoining rooms for more.
" When the robbers had completed
their inspection they marched the
guests into small closet and locked
the door. They escaped through a
rear window, and are supposed to
have strolled quietly out on Central
avenue, giving the impression that
they were leaving the club.
The proprietors of the club refused
to make any statement as to the
amount of the loss. The guests, how
ever said it was fully $4,000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
SBRV|C|0 DB ANENIA
TREINTA DISPENsARIOS.
Lo que dice Ell DR.. Gutierrez

El doctor Gutierrez Igaravidez, di-
rector de La Comisi6n del Servicio de
Anemia, inform6 aver tarde un re-
dactor nuestro, que los trabajos que vie
ne realizando ell departamento, como es
publico, merecen el aprecio general de
todos los pueblos.
Del exterior Sc han recibido cartas de
emlnentes medicos, los cuales Sc intere-
san para conocer La marcha, progresses
y desenvolvimiento de los metodos
adoptados en- esta isla para extirpar la
terrible enfermedad que azota muchas
ciudades de la America del Sur del
Centro
El doctor Gutierrez nos decia que &
medlda que sc vayan conociendo los
asombrosos resultados de los procedi-
mlentos para eombatir la anemia, Sc
vera tamhien la innegable utilidad que
ellos reportan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
Information del GObIICrnO


FL gobernador INFERNO, ha entrega-
do la prensa una proclama celebran-
do el dia de hoy.
La proclama de Mr.. Willoughby dice
ash
Puerto Rico ha participate de una
manera abundante de Ia prosperidad,
del ano pasado No ha habido un serio
indicio de que Sc declarase una enfer-
medad q cualquier otra calamidad p1
blica FL progreso de la Isla. moral,
intellectual Y materialmente, tan marca-
do durante los nltimos amos. ha con-
tinuado casi sin interruption, no obstan-
te el serio panlco tinanciero y la depre-
sion industrial que ha ocurrido dentro
de los limites continentales de los Esta-
dos Unidos La fuerte sequia que afec-
10 una parte de In Isla ha desaparecido
v Sc estan desarroliando planes para
evitar los danos que la repetici6n he
tai sequia pueda ocasionar.
Por estas Y otras muchas bendlcones,
el pueblo de Puerto Rico 81 siente hon
damcnte agradecido Is reconocido Y
apreciado por todos nosotros. en- la vida
ordlnaria, la hermosa costumbre de que
el pueblo en general deberia, en- un
dia del ano, abandonar todas las labo-
res para expresar su agradeclmlento
por tantas bendiclones
Por tanto. Yo, w f. Willoughby, Co
bernador INFERNO de Puerto Rico 81
guiendo la proclama del Presidente de
los Estados Unidos. de que el dia vein
tiseis de Noyembre sea un dla de ac-
cr6n de gracias, nacional, por la presen-
te proclamo dicho dia veintlseis de No
yiembre dia de fiesta legal EN- toda la
Isla, tambien recomiendo todo Ell
pueblo de la misma que observe ell dia
con religiosidad como recomendado
por 81 Presidente
En- testimonio de 10 dicho firmo, Y flo
el Gran Sello de la Isla. Expedida en-
la Mansion Ejecutiva de La ciudad de
San Juan, veintitres de Noyiembre,
en- el ano de Nuestro Senor, mil move
vecientos ocho.
(Frmado) w r. Willoughby
Por el Gobernador INFERNO:
Firmado) d. A. Skinner,
Secretario INFERNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26

beneficios en- la colonia, demos gracias
tambien en- este dia reglamentario, pc
70 no Sc sorprendan nuestros tutores
81 no advierten Ell nosotros ell mismo
fervor, la unci6n serafica que en- sus
placidos ojos refleja la insigne tran
quilidad de espiritu Y de cuerpo que
la vida Official estimula, Y que es i'm
possible sentir en- la colonia, cuando ell
mortal Sc aleja, bien su pesar por
cierto, de esas confortadoras inefa-
bes regiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
TRIBUNALES
Las Cortes Municipales, pueden impo.
ner penas en- delitos de desacato1

Aver Sc discuti6 en- ell Tribunal E4<
premo, un "Habeas Corpus" de sunzu
lnteres, y que plantea una question IN
teresante del derecho juridico.
Ell icenciado seior Freire fu6 mule
tado en- delito de desacato, durante Ia
celebration de un juicio ante La Corte
Municipal de Mayaguez.
I'll senor Freire sc neg6 pagar Tn
multa Y tuvo que ingresar en- La c&rs
Gel. lnterpuso recurso de apelaci6n Do
ia ante la Corte de Distrito, y &stas
confirm6 ell fallo del tribunal inferior.
Ahora ell hcenciado senor Freire, en-
su "Habeas Corpus" sostiene que su
condena fue Illegal, porque seg1n lax
leyes de Puerto Rico, las Cortes Mu-
nicipales no pueden imponer penas pur
desacato.
Este es, en- res1men, ell argumenfa
principal que trata de probar CON tax
tos ell apelante.
FL senor Rossy, fiscal del Suprem0s
sostiene La tests contraria. En- su IN
forme sostuvo que, seg1n la jurispEu~
dencla americana, las Cortes que M
sean de record" tienen poderes I'M
herentes, para castigar los delitos do
desacato cometidos en- su preseneis.
pero aun cuando no fuera asi, seg1n
las leyes penales de Puerto Rico, cnak<
quiera Corte tiene facultades para casS
tlgar los menciOnados delit0s.
Tai Is ell asunto de mucha trascsn-
dencia que Sc discuti6 aver en- ell Sr-
premo, Sc dice de mucha trascenden-
Ella, porque respetando las opinionea
de la Corte, cualquiera que elias sear
sobre este asunto, existe una divisi6n
latente entire los PROFESSIONALS, al jux-
gar desde su punto de vista, los pun
tos de derecho sometidos al claro v ex-
perto informe del primer tribunal de
Ia isla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
VarledadeS
TESTAMENTO FONOGRAFTCO

I'll Tribunal Supreme de San Ps-
tersburgo conoce actualmente de uR
caso nuevo en- los analeS de La JUS
ticia.
Cierto rico propietario del termIn0
de Smolensko falleci0 hace POGO tiem-
po, y sus desconsolados herederos. en-
cuanto cumpheron sus debereS rehgl0-
SOS, Sc ocuparon de buscar por t0daa
parties el testamento del difuntO. Slm
lograr hallarlo por ningun sitio.
Por distraerse, Sc lie ocurri6 Um
]oven que viva en- la casa poner un
clllndro EN- un gram0fono que ell dr.
funto tenia en- su biblioteca, haceU-
10 funcionar creyendo que iba & 0fr
un alre popular ruso, pero con tanf0
terror como asombro, Ell difunto eM~
pez6 & hablar por boca del aparafo.
recitando las clausulas del testament0
tan in1tilmente buscado.
En- cuanto los herederos recibierom
aviso de 10 que ocurrfa, nombraron
abogados, v, sin p6rdida dc tiemp0s
70 phoASi0u CAhbAAdT VI GAlAn0KM
que contenia Ell testamento, resultam-
do que aquel Sc halIaba perfectamen..
te conservado
Ahora le resta al Tribunal declarmr
81 es 8 no Waldo un testamento ot0r-
gado de tan original manera, pues In
ley rusa no tiene previsto el caso. l0
mismo que ocurre en- La totalidad da
las legislaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
Il cIrco Tata|i-ShOv KIRhi

En- el vapor President ha llegado
i esta ciudad la troupe Tatali Show
Kishi, que debutara ell sabado en- el am
plio circo que esta montando la empire
sa La salida de Puerta de TERRA.
Entire los artistas que fguran en- Ell
elenco, destacan la troupe Japonesa, los
barristas, esposos Durham, los hernia
nos Castroni, ell trio Lucania, la funam-
bulista Lolita, Humberto, ell campeon
equilibrista Y el clown musical Pepito
La primera funci6n, como hemos
anunciado, tendra lugar el sabado.
Ell representante de la empresa nos
ha dispensado hoy una vista de corte-
sla
Ell circo Tatali ha actuado hace amos
en- Puerto Rico y ha deJado excelentes
recuerdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
Ii Dr. del VaIe en- eI AIenDo
La conferencia de maiiana.

Manana ocupara la tribuna del Ate
neo el Presidente del Consejo Ejecuti-
vo, don Rafael del Valle.
FL tema propuest0 por el disertante
es el signiente: Evolucion politica de
Puerto Rico
FL doctor del Vale es uno de los inte-
leetuales de primera Inca posee doteS
de orador agradable y ameno, sabe ha-
Ger sentir al publico las palpitaciones
dc su alma las sensibihdades de su
espiritu
Ks un artista retinado que no cansa
nnnca, por arido que sea el tema que
trate.
DesputS, eI doctor Diet Vale es ursn
autoridad EN- los partidos militantes-
Con tales antecedentes la novefacs
de Ia disertaci6n la conferencia de ma
mana ha De llegar ri Ateneo numeroso
concurSO.
La entrada as pnbiea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
Los Dispensarios.

-Ahora 10 nnieo que he de decirle-
continue ell doctor-es que desde ell IL
de Diciembre la lsla tendra treinta dis
pensarios, que funeionaran con todos
los aparatos y medieamentos que cada
uno de ellos necesite. Por de pronto,
tendran los mencionados dispensarios,
los pueblos slguientes: Bayam6n, Goa
mo, Corozal, Las Marias, Maricao, Pc
nuelas, San German, San Sebastian, Pa
tillas, Anasco, Vega-Baja- Maunabo,
Cabo- RoJo, Ciales Rio Piedras, Juncos,
San Juan, Barros, Adjuntas, Aibonito.
Yauco, Juana aDiaz, Ponce, Isabella, Ha-
tillo, Aguadilla, Lares, Comerio, Huma-
Gao y Hanati
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
Del Consolidate
NoTAs Y NoTICIAs

Han ingresado en- ell Manicomio los
alienados Demetria Laureano Garcia,
de San Juan; Genoves Tizol, de San
Juan; Ramon Rodriguez Quinones, de
GALES; Maria Juana Lopez Aguayo v
Estebanfa Ortiz Ramos, de Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
Bayanon
TN bale en- la Colonia Espanola
Eduardo lingo.

La amable directiva del Casino Els
panol de Bayamon, ha organizado pa
ra ell dia nueye del entrante mes, un
bale de confianza con motive de la
festividad de la Purlsima Conception,
Patrona de Espana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26

Ha sido enviado & SUI residencia de
Yabucoa, el ex-alienado Jose Maria
Lassu, y Yauco, La alienada Mar
garita Cruz.