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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

Has It come TO the point where
men are TO be convicted Of the most
serious crimes and then tried after
ward?
Was it not just such crimes against
justice AS are now proposed to COM
NIT that led the people of past CEN
turtles to give their lives in the cause
of fair deal?
Does 1t add to the dignity of n
party to have the record of Bringing
with fear before malice and libel? Is
1t to be supposed that Mr.. Cathcart
has no friends and that voters will
not resent any act Of the party which
puts II in the POSITION of paying trib-
ute to political thugs and blaCkmail-
ers?
The position of Cathcart's oppo-
nents. vicious in the first place. Is
absolutely indefensible ut the present
time. To use the political phrase
ology of the mainland, they have
"four-nushed" on their charges and
| they now strive to continue the work
of ruin by a smother of threats. 1t
is no longer II question of Cathcart,
but of Community Decency.
An honorable path has been point
ed out to the men making threats,
Iand they refuse to take It. Is that
a reason for the Republican party
following an Obvious course OF dis.
honor? u.
It is not What more, every NOV,
of Cathcart's enemies has gained foI
him the support of intelligent bust
ness men Of the city and he will gey
the vote Of every man who hopes Ton
4 competent prosecutor in the Office
of City and County Attorney.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

\ good figure is fine asset, de-
claros Miss Elizabeth White, who Is
managing the fashion exhibition
There Is no kind OF corporation that
is safe from attack in these tlmes.--
New York Evening Sun.
John J. Hayes, winner of the Mar
.athOn race in London, has signed Il
contract for thirty weeks in vaude-
VILE. What good is glory il it does
not supply even modest meal tick
.ct?- Chicago News.
In view of the reincarnation Of
Adlai Stevenson and IudsoA Harmon,
there appears no good reason why
Mai Lacey, at IS, should not try for
the Iowa Senatorship.-Terre Haute
Star.
Having perfected the noiseless rifle
Inventor Maxim might turn his at
tention to producing noiseless fiat
ear wheel .-St. Louis Republic.
What Artist Earle should have
found was not an affinity but ro-
bust sparring partner.-Washington
Star
These are pleasant days for Colonel
James NJ Guffey. He heard some I'M
complimentary things from Governor
Haskell at the Denver convention
and the turning in the lane has been
reached.-Pittsburg Press.
Mayor Tom Johnson finds 1t diff
cult these days 60 even obtain re-
spectfhI hearing on the trolley sys-
TEN proposition. Everyone is think
ing and talking baseball in the For
est City.-Erie Times.
OF the forty-four English county
chief constables only three have risen
irony he ranks, thirty-three being eX'
army officers and one an eX-navy OFF,
Ger
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
CAThCART'S ENEMIES AND THEIR
THREATS.

The sudden calm that has come
over the opponents OF Cathcart is
significant.
The situation today finds the enc
mics Of The Republican party ON the
defensive.
They have made threats AID
charges against Mr. Cathcart. Tney
continue the threats and hesitate on
the charges.
Mr.. Ca,hcart has met his deGamers
at every point He has denied the
charges. And his vicious Opponents
have said, OF coarse, ne would deny
them, but he would fsht shy OF the
courts.
Mir. Cathcart has entered a suit
for libel as an earnest OF the fact
that the statements made against
him are malicious and untrue. in
tended to damage his character as
we'll as defeat him for Office. His an
/ tagonists have said that Of course he
would file suits for libel but he had
no idea Of having them brought to
| trial; the suits We're for campaign
purposes only and would be with
drawn.
Mr.. CathCart has met this further
slur by. an open and vigorous de-
mand that his defamers COME INTO
COURT IMMEDIATELY, that THEY
WAIVE their LEGAL RIGHT OF
TWENTY DAYS in which to make
answer, and proceed to the discus
sion of the case in the court. undel
oath and before a jury.
What is the reply to this? Dc
they come into court? Do they re
Ispond, 1--WE are ready. Let the CASE
proceed as soon as the case can bC
called?" Not Much
Cathcart's enemies immediatel!
Ibegin-to hedge. They claim tina
they want TO discuss the case fur
Their, and this would be impossible /
the case were on trial as they Nigh
be found guilty of contempt.
If there We're any doubt Of tn
weakness of this defense in the mlnr
of the layman, it is confirmed by tn
lawyers Of the city and the statut
d in regard to contempt
Cathcart's enemies have said the
were ready TO meet him in court, an
; the instant an opportunity Is give
, them to do 50 THEY SAY THE
d CAN'T COME. Having twisted fact
| for such = long period they now tr
! to twist the law of contempt In thei
/ favor.
} Clearly, therefore, it Is not Cath
: cart, but rather his defamers VIII
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

m tbose pentIe neonla WIN have
rocontIv lonked unon William Ram
dolnb Hearst nc n "deod me" wiIlie
NIGHT pow. ouite nroperly remark
that be L. inst making his reputa-
t,or Cincinnati Times.star
For criticizing Uncle Joe cannon
simplicity 'of dress, Mrs. Astor was
handed a great big lemon by the Tor
mer, who told her that he didn't sup
pose that old Granddaddy Astor
] found any embarrassment in not
wearing cks.-Montgomery tAla.)
Advertiser
lnasmuch as carrie Nation Is now
worth quarter or million, ana IL
Is no longer necessary for her to en-
gage IN her peculiar occupation IN
order to earn living, the pubic
may be excused Tor wondering why
ANY more OF her antics.-'Salt Lake
tribune.
Andrew Carnegie Is going to give
$l,25o,ooo to Scotland for hero
iund. The first award should be
MADE TO the scot VINO shows the
greatest signs OF lie AFTER 3-honr-
Iahd-3o-mihute sermon on predestina-
ton and infant damnation. - York
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
MOTT.SMITH TALKS
AT HIGH SCHOOL

Secretary of the Territory y. A.
MOtt-Smith this morning da,ivcrCd Il
short address to the pupils OF the Me
kinney High School, taking for his
subject "The Relation Of the lndivid'
ual to the Community" Tho basis OF
the secretary's remarks was the
Golden Rule,"-that is, each arson
must recognize the rights Of HIS neigh
Dor
BE square" said the Secretary.
Don't let your personal interests in
terfere With what you really 6ciieve 10
be the best thing for the cyrgmunhy
at large"
ably appear in the BLACK and Gold,
the school magazine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

No further proof is needed that
the attack on CathCart is a pure mud
singing campaign, and framed up
with the purpose of wrecking the
Republican party Thurston will
neither answer the demand to come
into court nor will he state the
further charges he has against Cath
cart II this is not confession Of
malice and evasion of common deem
Cy, what Is It?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

The price of the blackmailers is
that the man who they choose as
their victim shall do as they say. The
Republican party will make more
votes by standing for policy of
common dccency aud justice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

Republican stay-at-homes might
well be ashamed of the assistiLae
they rendered in creating small uu-
dience to greet the Governor at the
Orpheum. Their measure of civic
duty Is quickly taken.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

Note the record of Cathcart as
Deputy Attorney General. During
his term of Office there was more sue
oessrul prosecution Of criminals than
before or since. Against this record
is placed the unsupported assertion
of one man that Cathcart wanted to
make money by making 1t easy for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

Think Of it! A man IS condemned
without q hearing and his delamers
then avoid the challenge to come into
court Is this community to staud
sponsor for such a frlshtful trayesty
on common Justice?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

The ''urraigument" OF Cathcart
with the statement Of Mr.. Dole has
strengthened the cause Of Mr.. Cath
cart with thinking business men
who stand for fair play.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

So continued discussion would be
contempt OF court. No one under
stands the failacy of this plea better
than Attorney Thurston. \ more
ignumlnioous confession OF weak
cause cald not he imagined
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

Governor Frear's statement Of his
confidence in the masses shows there
is no turning away from sound Re-
publican principles in the executive
department of the Government
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
The .position Of Caihcart's enemi

The position of Cathcart's enemies
is this: We want to hear what you
have to say on what we have already
charged. Later We intend TO prove
that you are horse-thief and at a
time when you will not have oppor-
tunity TO refute the charge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

n Cuthrart were half as vuInor-
able us the men trying to force him
of the Republican ticket. there
might be- some excuse for listening
10 their demand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
GOVERNOR RE.APPOINTS
High SHERIFF HENRY

Governor Frear this morning. rear.
pointed william Henry as Hian Sheriff
Of the Territory Of Hawaii. The ar
pointment OF High Henry, as lac Is
popularity known, meets with general
satisfaction all over the Territory, for
Mr.. Henry has carried on the affairs
of his department In a highly ccm-
mendablo manner. He has converted
Oahu Prison from Il Jail into almost u
hotel, and he has conducted everything
in an economical manner. lie IL now
appointed to serve for another term
of four years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

Il IS now up to the Republican
committee to show larger degree
Of manly NEor They have been
down ON their knees to a blackmail
rr0nNsiliUn long enough.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

The news that Emma Goldman is
to shake the dust of New York City
from her feet in January and go to
Australia will be welcomed by New
Workers, but not half SO much as II
she would take the dust with her.
Springfield News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

The yellowest gold comes from
Alaskan placers. the reddest from
the Ural. California gold is yellow
in hue; that Of Australia, reddish.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

Cathcart to his defamers-"Come
into court, Immediately"
Defamation }ureau-"This is so
sudden. We fear contempt, although
there is no such contempt under the
law as that which we claim to fear"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

criminals. There is no doubt that
.he criminals wanted it made easy
Tor them. Cathcart was sending
them to Jail too rapidly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

Vino was it said he would form
an ALLIANCE with the Devil ii b. 40
doing ho could gain his ends?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
COME TO COURT
0 THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY, LIMITED, Al
WATER G. SMITH.

In your paper the Advertiser you refer to my libel suits
against you bluffs" and intimate editoay that they are
never to be tried, but will be dropped after election
is time try these libel suits some Of them before
election Under the law you have right delay but there
need of it. There now four cases filed against you
hereby challenge you immediate trial Of of these
cases YOU may to select and offer to go at before
Jury and give you opportunity to prove yor assertions
You have repeatedly said that cases are ready You
may ale your answers nsane waive your rights delay
90 into court ct if you desire
ready to meet the issues at moments notice and my
attorneys also are ready to conduct the cases.
you accept this challenge there time enough for jury
to decide between before election day you refuse it, thu
only reason for refusal will be that you fear the result Of meet
ing responsible witnesses in court and prefer to keep you
daily campaign of irresponsible SANDER
Honolulu, Oct Fl, 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
Ene| CaSinOBSpalo| de NanaII

Explendido estuvo anoche el
bale de trajes orgauizado por
la junta directiva de este Cast
no, la animation fue grande,
lujo de trajes, caras lindas Y
mucha algeria. Entire las mas
caritas y va decimos que las
habia muy lindas Sc distin-
guie ron sobre ma1era d os
hungaras representadas por las
sefloritas Sofia Colon Y Maria
Sandoval, tamblen llamo la
atencion una comparsa de va
porosas "Hadas' a cargo de las
senoritas Elena Iturrino, Rosa
rio Y Petrita Medina, Carmen
Lajara, Esperanza Sanchez,
Rosa Pastor. Rosa Sandoval,
|Conchita Collazo, Amparo Mon.
tano, chjchf Borg. Geronimo Co.
Ion y Joaquina Anexi, Entire
muchas y lindas senoritas esta-
ban Rosita Santana Ouinita
Laugier, Mara y Pazita Diaz,
Carmen Esparza, Anita y An
tonla Simo. Esperanza Sanchez.
Jul1ta y Catalina Sanchez. Lu-
pita Vanga y Conchita Lopez.
Iambien estaban las senoras
de Davila, Calaf, Gambia, Casals,
Vizcarrondo, Martinez, Coon,
de Cortes, de Rios las senoras
v1uda de Me ndieta Y d {
Vanga y alguLas que sentimos
no recordar.
A las atlas horas la algeria
era grande y ell Champagne Co
rria a borbot ones.
Blen poT los organizadoras Y
en- especial a los seilores Taboas
Presidentete v vice presidente
del Casino q quienes damos las
gracias por la amabilidad des
plegada con nuestro redactor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
En- G Casino ESpaiOL.

El bale de anoche. ha sido un Sxi-
TO complete de la comision de feste-
jos del Casino
Lo mas distinguido de nuestra So
ciedad elegante estaba alli congrega-
do. Vimos las mas primorosas totlettes
Y los mas ingeniosos disfraces en- ell
marco deslumbrador que formaban
los radiantes salones del simpatico
cfrcuio tan favorecido por la mejor
socledad de Puerto Rico.
Las damas fueron esplendidamen-
te obsequiaeas.
La orquesta, que es excelente, eje-
|cuto precio>oS bailables.
Fu6 una noche deliciosa, la que pa
samos en- ell Casino Espafiol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02

Ell pals nj puede nj debe dar
un centimo mas del dinero que
aporta al sostenimiento de las
cargas publicas.
All contrario; sc debe preten-
der Y es necesario y convenient
t. que Sc busque la manera de
reducir Ell excessive presupuesto,
de hacer menos cuantiosos los
tributos, porque ST hasta las es-
feras oficiales no llegau las que
jas y las protestas de los que sc
ven forzados a costear la fran
cachela burocratica, es innega-
Bile que ell pals las escucha,
puesto que las produce v las
mantiene ell pueblo que sostie-
ne esos esplendores y magnid
cencias, esos derroches despil-
farradores, con notorio disgusto,
sin poder, realizando un sacr1-
6cio que no puede nj quiere
prolongar mas tempo.
ESQ es 10 que deben saber los
pesimos administrators que te-
nemOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
NOcIeS teatraIeS


Sigue la magnf6ca Compaf1ia de
Zarzuela espaflola, hacienda las deli
cias del p1blico arecibef1o.
La Bruja', hermosa production
del maestro Chapf, fue la de turno
anoche
Como obra del genera de opsreta,
lucieron sus facultades esplendidas
la seflorita Blanchart y ell sefior So
torra.
La primera hacienda gala de su bo-
nita escuela de canto, que la permite
matizar sus pspeles con detalles.
La seflorita Blanchart Sc ha captado
las simpatfas del p1blico por sus ge-
males dotes como artista, y ST. modes
tia que la rodea de TN prestigio alta
mente simpatico.
FL sefIor Sotorra, va 10 sabfamos.
es cantante de cartel; con esto esta
dicho todo, pues ha batido sus alas
como aguila por horizontes mas am
plios interpretando 4 Verdi, 4 Doni-
zetti, Boito Gounod, ha de consi-
derar como I'm juguete ell genero de
opereta; por ESQ Sc le vio en- la esce-
ma con tanta naturalidad emltlr notaS
robustas, vibrantes, sin afectaclon y
con luio de recursos que solo conoccr
los artlstas va consagrados.
Canto anoche la popular lota cor
gran sentimiento y delicada inter
|pretacion.
La sefiora Chaves, hermosa como
siempre. u acertada en- Rosalia; muJ
bien Ia sefiora Aranguren y IA seflori
ta Chaves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
La HtIa del Cari6e-
Febrero 28 de 1908.
La naiana en- Ia Canapa
SESSION DE HOY

A las 10 y 26 Sc constituye la
Camara en- session con Is dele
gados.
Ell sabado pasaron a comisi6n
los Proyectos numeros 10Y TT;
el primero para premios a cier-
tos escritores Y artistas y para
construir una carretera. Son di-
chos proyectos de los seflores
Trelles Y Vivaldi.
Hoy Sc do cuenta por sus tt
tulos Y pasan a Comision los I78
Y I7o. Ell r7S es para autorizar
al Municipio de San Juan a la
emission de bonos para mejoras
en- ell Park Residencial". Vie
nen informados los Proyectos
numeros I5o 16o y E65. Pasa a
comion el {. B. -.
FL gobernador ha hrmadO ell
proyecto de ley para protection
de plantas".
A petici6n del senor Was.
quedan inCluidos en- la orden del
dia los proyectOs 81. a.. 40 Y 81.
A petici0n del senor Vinas,
el I47 y 164 del senor Con-
cepci6n.
Sc da cuenta con el c. B. "a.
El senor Was solicita Sc aprue-
be ell proyecto y presenta una
enmienda. Discuten los seno-
res Usera y Was y Ell senor
Blondet hace algunas aprecia-
clones. FL selor Tizol sostiene
la procedencia del proyecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
BIEN vENIOOS

ii vapor correo espanol llega-
do aver q nuestro puerto, traio
q su bordo la bella y distinguida
esposa y I'm pTecioso niflo de
nuestro amigo ell se1or Novoa Y
Manuel de Villena, Vice consul
encargado del consulado gene
raj de Espafia en- Puerto Rico.
Damos nuestro mas Tespetuo.
SO saludo de bieuvenida 4 la
gentil compafiera del prestigio-
SO y dlgno representante de Es-
paf1a en sesta Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
In eI teatpO.
SABADO Y DOMINGO

La comision organizadora de los
festejos del carnaval, ha consegu;do
un triunfo sef1alado. Los dos dlti-
mos bales. celebrados ell sabado el
dom ngo, ha. sido de los meiores de
la temporada.
Hasta las dos y media de Ia malta
ia, han pasado las horas de'iciosas en-
ell damon continue de mascaras Y ga.
lanes
81 1ltimo bale esta anunciado ma
fiana.
Sera Ell remate digno de estos fes-
teJos alegrfsimos que Sc ha entire
gado La jnventud con entusiasmo de
lirante.
La comisi6n tiene especial empefio
en- que el bale de maflana sea una
cosa extraordinaria.
( de Ia aetividad simpstfas dc Ia
comision de este afo puede esperar
SC mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
IN 81 A7DDgO
Veinte y una senOritas disputandO
los premiOs del COncursO.-
El juradO. O.-LOs premiOs
Ell EXITO DEL SENOR SILVA

En- la tarde del sabado Sc celebrt
en- Ell Ateneo, el concurso de seflori-
'as "tipewriters' para adjudicar pre-
mios en- nom Dre de dos scf1orltas
puertorriqueflas, residences en- Ell
extranjero a las que mejor ejerciesen
la escritura mecanica.
Los ejercicios consist1an en- tomar
taquigrahcamente una carta dictada en-
ing IS y escribirla despues correcta-
mente en- Ell mismo idloma.
En- escribir una ca-ta en- castellano
dictada en- Ell mismo idioma sin la
|taquigraha.
La escritura de ambas cartas debfa
ser hecha por medic de la maquina
de escribir.
Formaba el Jurado la sefiora En-
rique G. Hernandez y los sef1ores
Balbas. Fernandez Juncos, del Vale
Atiles y Gomez BriosO.
En- dicho concurso resultaron pre-
miadas, en- la parte inglesa, la sefio
rita Fanni Arrastria y en- la parte es-
pafIola, las sefIoritas Elisa Ramirez
y Maria Henares,sa quienes cores
PoAdAdu IOS SOOl CD 1AZuICud Lila
y "Violeta".
Ell cpulento banquero don Jose T.
Silva concedi6 I'M premio especial 4
la sef1orita Henares.
Las maqulnas usadas en- Ell concur
SO por as sefioritas Ramirez y He
mares, son marca "Oliver".
La entrega de los premios consis-
tentes en- un objeto de arte y I'm
check de 90 dollars y un objeto de
arte y un check de cuarenta vein
ticlnco dollars, respectivamente, re-
vstio gran solemnidad
Hlcleron uso de la palabra enalte-
ciendo Ell brillantislmo acto. los Sc
flores del Vale Atiles, del Vale (don
RafaeD y Cesteros, presidente del
Ateneo.
Tomaron parte veinte y una sefio
RI itas S, de las cuales seis hicieron opo-
siciones al premlo de la carta inglesa
v las restantes, a los premios de la
carta espafola.
En- la tribuna del Ateneo tomaron
asiento el Gobernador Mr.. Post, ell
Auditor Mr. Ward y senora, don
Jose T Silva y su hijo, Balbas, Lugo
VifIas, Rodriguez Cabrera, los miem-
bros del jurado y nuestro redactor
seflor Dalmau.
Ell acto de- Ateneo merece grandes
aplausos, Y debemos consignar para
|casi su Observation-Disclosures de una
Erase del seflor del Vale Atiles-
nuestro amigo Ell opulento banquero
sef1or Silva, todos los honores del
exito.
Ell sefior Silva en- un rasgo de
|inmodestia, manifesto que no hacla
mas que representa- en- ell concurso
las sefIoritas extranjeras, creado
ras de los premios, pero como dichos
nombres Sc desconocen, justo es tri-
butar al seflor Silva la alabama a que
Sc hace acreedor por su cooperac ion
en- Ia fiesta que tan alto ha puesto Ell
nombre y Ell prestigio intellectual de
las sefloritas que en- ell expresado acto
tOmaron parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
FL SUCEESO DE- AVER
uN H0mBRE MUERTO

Aver tarde a las seis y treinta mi
nutos ocurri6 un suceso en- la Marina
frente q la fabrica de hielo de los
senores Goico, situada detras del
teatrO.
Ell tren correo de Ponce iba de re
greso para la estaci6n Y al llegar
frente a la mencionada fabrica, un
hom bre Sc tiro de uno de los coches
en- momentos que pa asaba junto la
via del ferrocarril Ell caro- electrico
n1mero nueve que conducfa la banda
de mdsica del Regimiento de regreso
tambien del Parque.
En- Ell cruce de ambos Sc cree que
fue cogido por uno de los pasamanos
de la plataforma del CAIRO electrico.
cayendo como herido de I'm rayo, al
suelo.
En- Ell acto prestaron activfsima in
tervenci6n los j6venes Leopoldo Qua
dalupe y Adolfo del Moral, sargento
y cabo respectivamente de la banda.
Los auxilios fueron inefcaces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
RiieStaS del caFnaVd

Manana martes, dltimo bale
de mascaras en- 81 'Teatro. Des-
Dedida del carnaval. Todas las
comparsas del jueves y sabado.
s. han dado cita en- Ell Teatro.
para despedir dignamente ell
carnaval de este ano, Reina
mucha animacion v s. cspera
una noche muy divertida.