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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23

Yesterday afternoon the delegates
first got down to business, a number
of addresses by noted speakers being
given. The formal welcome was
extended by Hon. George w. Curtis
and w. f. Coan, both Of Clinton, the
response being made by President
Thomas Wilkinson of Burlington.
The annual report of President Viii
kinson was read. In it he covered the
work of the association. together with
its aims, quite thoroughly and in con
Guiding he said
"To the members of the associa.
ton. its executive committee and of
ficers, it is more than passing pleas
ure. to acknowledge appreciation of
their willing and prompt assistance
rendered, whenever called upon to adj
vance the cause of the association.
THE work is becoming easier each
year. Through the work of this asso-
citation and others, the people are be-
coming educated to a realizing sense
of the value of the inland waterways
and are becoming insistent that they
| be made useful.
by perseverance this river, char
acterized by President Roosevelt as
the greatest of all rivers will be
improved to its full capacity, and re
stored to the people as priceless
heritage to be handed down to future
| generations
| The report of Secretary L. B. Bos
we'll of Quincy showed that out of the
II towns assessed for the benefit oil
the association but Al nave responded
with total of $2,9S0. He said that
$4,000 year is required TO carry or
the work of the organization. as il
| should be done,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
MANY View the Exhibits.

Washington, Sept. Thousands of
persons yesterday inspected the exhib-
its of the international tuberculosis
congress at the new National museum.
Yesterday afternoon there was series
of stereopticon lectures and demon
strations of theS different state ex-
hibits.
Two illustrated lectures and demon
STATIONS were made by DIR. Bertil
Buhre, secretary of the Swedish Ma
tional Anti-Tuberculosis association,
bearing on the anti-tuberculosis cam
Ipaign in Sweden.
Demonstrations were given at the
New York state exhibit by Dr. H. ID.
Pease of Albany; at the Rhode Island
exhibit by A. G. Swartz of Providence;
at the Wisconsin exhibit by Professor
Nv. G. Frost of Madison, and at the
Massachusetts exhibit by A. c. Hunt
! of Boston.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
LYNCH NEGe0 SEG0RD TIME?
Moi, Victim Hanged and Left for Dead
Is Revived and Locked Up.

Ell Paso, Sept 23.-George Clark. a
negro, shot Constable w. H. Taylor,
who attempted to arrest him, at
Shero, Texas, Monday night. and a
mob hanged the negro to tree, leav-
ing him for dead. Yesterday morn
ing he was found to be still alive and
was taken to Jail. A second mob is
now threatening to lynch Clark.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept 23.-George
Thomas, negro, who shot Sheriff
w. w Beard at Fort Gaines. Ga.
Monday was lynched by a mob in the
Central of Georgia railroad station
after the shooting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
TO REMOVE INDIANS BODIES
Famous Fighters of West Will Be
Transferred to keokuk, Iowa.

Eureka, S. d., Sept. 23.--About the
middle of October there will depart
from Linton, n. D., remarkable train
load shipment. 1t will consist of the
remains and headstones of all the Off
GERS, enlisted men, civilians and IA
nous Indians buried at the old post
lat Fort Yates, in southwestern Morton
county. The bodies include that of
Sitting Bull. They will be inferred in
the National cemetery at Keokuk,
Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
Zu EULEhBERG RELEASED
Princes Health Held Too Poor to Per-
nit Continuing Trial.

Berlin, Sept. 23.-Prince Philip Zu
Gutenberg. Who was under arrest on
the charge of perjury in connection
with the ''round table" scandal case
that became public last year, was Mon
day released from custody without
bail or surveillance. The order of the
court is based on the opinion of a
commission of notable physicians that
princes health will permit of a con
tinuance of the hearings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
New York Stocks.

New York, Sept. 23.-Following are
the quotations on the stock market
today:
Gas "a, L. p. l545s, U. S. Steel pre-
ferred 1919. L. S. Steel common 49,,
Reading 1257s, Rock Island preferred
So, Rock Island common Is, Northwest
ern 1904, Southern Pacific 101. n. Y.
Central 1924, Missouri Pacific So,
Great Northern 1263s, Northern Pacific
1875, L. & n. 105$4, Shelters 80, C. F.
! |. 80. Canadian Pacific 1714, Illinois
Central 1862, Penna 1211s, Erie 301s,
Lead 1874. c. & o. 1874, B. R. T. 45&
B. e o. 951a. Atchison Sc, Locomotive
As, Sugar 12S1a, St Paul 1903, Cop
per 71H, Republic Steel preferred II,
Republic Steel common 211a, Southern
Ry. 201s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
AndersonviIIe Board Named.

Springfield, H., Sept. Ex-Governor
Deneen has appointed as members of
association Lewis F. Lake of Rock
ford, Captain j. M. Swales eff Jackson
vile, Captain Gilbert j. George OF
Springfield, J. H. Brown of Chicago
and w. H. Hainline of Maeomb. The
appointments are in accordance with
an act of the last general assembly
providing for the erection of monu-
ment at Andersonville prison to the
memory of Illinois soldiers who died
there during the civil war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
REQ BOY TAKES
THE TROPHY CUP
n. w. BENEFITS Boat is Easy
Winner in its Class in Opening
Races CT River Carnival.
DOES FIVE MILES IN 1855
The 3. 3. of Davenport Fails to Finish
-Muscatine Launch Makes Sensa-
tional Run and Takes Prize.

The river carnival which is being
held in connection with the Davenport
street exposition opened this morning
with series of races for motor boats
and a swimming race. The sail boat
race which was scheduled for the
morning had to be postponed because
of the fact that there was not suffi-
cient wind to move the boats up
stream.
The principal race of the day was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
LLOYD PRACTICAL
Missouri Congressman Gives
Good Advice to Upper River
Association ~
At The CLINTON MEETING
Urges Persistence and a General De-
mand for $2,5oo,ooo a Year
Second Days Proceedings.

Clinton, Iowa, Sept. 23.-(Argus Spe-
cial. THE feature of this mornings
meeting of the Upper Mississippi River
improvement association, in session at
the Wapsipinicon club, was an address
| by Congressman Lloyd of Missouri.
Mr.. Lloyd's address was full of prac-
teal suggestions for the organization.
He asserted that with the great array
of projects demanding the attention of
congress, it was necessary to thorough
| ly organize and persistently advocate
what was wanted in order to get a
hearing. Thus it was necessary for the
bodies working for internal waterway
improvements to unite their forces and
keep everlastingly at it.
| should Get s2,5OO.0OO Year.
The speaker said he believed the
upper river project should have an
appropriation of $2,50O,O00 yearly.
Fixed expenses would take 100000,
leaving $2,000,000 year for perman-
ent betterments. This plan he believ-
ed to more practical than to ask for
S20,000,000 in a lump, both for the rea.
son that the larger sum would be hard
er to get and more difficult to expend
wisely if secured at one time than if
lraised a little at time.
Elect Officers This Afternoon.
There are 200 delegates at the meet
ing, which will end tomorrow evening
The election of officers takes place
this afternoon. No opposition to the
PREDICTION of President Thomas Viii
kinson of Burlington and Secretary l.
lB. Boswell seems to have developed
After the election there will be a troll
ley ride about the city for the dele
gates, and this evening the manufac
turing interests of the city will pro
vide a banquet at Lafayette inn, a
which 265 covers will be laid.
st. Paul and Winona are contestin;
for the next meeting and warm figh
is in progress. This question will b'
: one of the last to be disposed of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
Feed and Fuel.
Bethany Home House Committee.

All members of the Bethany Home
house committee are earnestly request
ed to meet at the Harper house Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock Business
of importance will come before the
meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23

S51; last year, 15S.
Duluth-Today, SIG; last week, 650;
last year. 2S1.
Liverpool opening cables-Wheat Is
lower, corn Il lower.
Liverpool closing = Wheat Is lower
to % higher, corn % to II lower.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23

tered in the race but failed to finish.
The Niagara is sensation in small
boat racing. 1t can be easily seen
that for boat of its length it goes
through the water at remarkable speed
as it beat the time of the Red Boy by
fully minute over the same course
The Judgey of Davenport is also fast
but it could not keep up the pace set
by the Niagara.
The 100 yard swimming race was
won by J.. H. Wright of Davenport
who covered the distance in l minute
and SO seconds. R. Powelson of Dav-
export was second and A. Grosheim of
Muscatine was third
Only One Qualified.
The handicap race for boats under
26 feet was very unsatisfactory due
to the handicap rules which were
adopted The per cent rule was
used to determine handicaps and out
of the seven boats entered in the race
only one boat held itself down to
within the required increase over it's
declared speed and accordingly six of
the boats were disqualified The
Scamp of Davenport owned by Ernest
Peterson was the only boat that quail
led. While it has not been definitely
settled it is probable that the Scamp
will be awarded the first prize and
that the other boats will race over
the course again for the other two
prizes. OF the boats that failed to
qualify some exceeded their declared
speed by as much as 16 per cent. The
Cheese and the Albatross came within
less than a minute of qualifying and
the others went as high as six minutes
overtime.
A change of plans in the manage
ment of the exposition has made il
necessary for the river events to be
held in the morning entirely instead
of partly in the afternoon as was a,
| ranged Tomorrow morning there will
be races for the large motor boats and
| for canoes and scullers. The motor
! boat races will be interesting as tn,
Red Top. the present champion of the
upper Mississippi, will be entered
against its closest contender for the
honor. the Marcella, which holds the
| championship of the three cities.
| There are a large numbe! of motor
boat enthusiasts in the three cite.
for the regatta. Muscatine and Gin
ton are well represented and tomor
row the fastest boat on the Missis
sippi, the Minnie C. of Fort Madison
will arrive if nothing happens to it
The crowd which lined the banks to
day to witness the races was quit
large but many more are expected t.
lattend tomorrow.
Ball This Evening.
This evening King Rex will arriv'
in the city from Happyland and will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
THE MARKETS.
Chicago. Sept. 23.-Following are the
market quotations today:

Chicago. Sept 23.-Following are the
market quotations today:
Wheat.
September, 997s, 997s, 9S%, 99a4.
December, 99B, 10O9s. 991a, 1O0ss.
May, 103, 1033s, 1929, 1917.
Corn.
September 771a, 7Sal. 771a, 1872.
December, 65A. &c, 651s, 651s.
May, CAS-, 65, Ga CAS-.
Oats.
September. 4S1s, 4S1ae 4S1s. 1875.
December, 4S1a. 40, 4S1s, 1875.
May, 81, 513s, 81, 513s.
Pork.
September, 1920 -, -, 1927.
October, 1880, 1897, 1920, 1882.
January, 1852, 1892, 1915, 1852.
Lard.
September, closed 10.17.
October, 1920, 1922, 1917, 1917.
January, $50, 9.S5, 9.75, $50.
Ribs.
September, closed 9.S2.
October, $50, $50, 9.75, $50.
January, $50, $50, SIT, $50.
Receipts today-Wheat, 90; corn,
1GS; oats, Ill; hogs, $4,000; cattle,
1900; sheep, 10000.
Estimated receipts Thursday
Wheat, AZ; corn, 176; oats, 1sS; hogs,
$4,000
Hog market opened steady Hogs
left over, 5000. Light, s6.60@7.35;
mixed and butchers, $665@7.50; good
heavy. sG,60@7.55; rough heavy, s6.6C
@6S5.
Cattle market opened 10 cents
higher.
Sheep market opened steady.
Omaha-Hogs. 1900; cattle, $500
Kansas City-Hogs, 1900; cattle
$4,000.
Hog market closed weak to 5.cents
lower. Light. $6,6o@7.3O; mixed and
butchers, s6.60@L45; rough heavy
s66OG6.S0; good heavy. S6.60@75O.
Cattle market closed 10 cents higher
Beeves. sS.75@765; stockers and feed
Hers. S2.60@4.40; cows and heifers
SI.75@5.S5.
Sheep market opened weak.
Northwestern receipts.
Minneapolis-To Today, ego; last week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23
Ball This Evening.

This evening King Rex will arrive
in the city from Happyland and will
be escorted through the streets by
Mayor Scott and others, ending his
tour at the Coliseum, where he will
be crowned with all formalities and
w then preside over a masque ball.
Tomorrow is Spanish War Veterans
day and the feature will be parade
starting at 4:30. Rock Island veter-
ans will take part, and with the Others
will meet at the Davenport armory
at 4 o'clock.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-29
IIIIOTT1lCI61 del GODio[lO

La entrevista con el goberna-
dor ha sido breve, refriendose
unicamente 4 los nuevos nom
OramlentOs.
Entire los asuntOS tratadOs fl :
gura el feferente a la Policia
lnsular que Sc reduce unica-
mente a que los ofciales toman
eI nombre de JefeS de Distrito.
Como primer jefe queda en-
San Juan, el senor Fernandez
Mater, el senOr Cabrera en- Pom
ce, Tallada en- Arecibo, Schetini
en- Guayama y Sil6n en- Maya
Ruez.
Para eI cargo de secretari0 de
la Comisi0n de la Policia Insu-
lar, ha sido nombrado don Car
los Lopez de Haro.
\ para lel serviciO civil don
Iuan Guzmdn Benitez.
Tambien Sc han hrmado nom.
bramientOs de jueces Y fscales
entire ellOS, el senor Palacios Ro-
driguez para fiscal de Humacao,
q senor Campillo fiscal de
Aguadilla, senor Soto Nusa juez
para el mismo pueblo.
FL senor Toro Cuebas pasa a
la secclon primera de la COrte
Y el senor Audrey a la segunda.
Don Jose }. Perea tomara po-
session de su cargo Ell Mayaguez
el dia prlmero del proximo
AgOstO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-29

Sc ha cambiado de tactica, mas
no pOr ESQ ha Sido a.terado ell
prOgrama redentorista. L 0 S
maestros hablan de la inteligen.
cla de los ninOs Y de ia bondad
del china. rs decIr, de 10 que
no hemOS Cread0 nOSotr0S, V de
la generation futura, Ia que
Segun los prOn0StlcOs de nues-
tros tutores gozara de todas las
ventajas del gobierno propio, va
pasado el periodic de prepara-
ci0n a que vive sometida la ge-
ueraCi6n actual.
I'll pIesente, | a actualidad
quedan siempre desCartados de
estoS elogios. Sc nos dira que
los maestros {de que han de ha-
blar SlnO de los nInOs?. -.
No 10 han hecho siempre asi.
Tn las censuras, en- las criticas
de OtrOS amos no han exclude q
nadle, Y, ademds, no son ellos
solos los que hablan Y bastante
NAL pOr CiertO de nosotr0s.
iS.quiera que Sc salven los
nlnoS de la calumnia Y la in
justiCiai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-29
"CnIcdo De AMIGOS :

Esta socledad ha transferido para
ell Domingo dia II del proximo Julio,
la Velada Bale. que en- conmemora-
cion de su tercer Aniversario, anun-
CID para ell % del mes corriente.
Dicha festividad fue transferida,
por fallecimiento CAST repentino, de
una de sus socias mas consequences,
sefIorita Julia Acevedo, q la cual Sc
lie gIarda en- demostra cion de duelo,
ounce dfas de luto.
Esta culta Sociedad, para solemni-
Ear dignamente la conmemora acion de
su TERCER ANIVERSARIO, celebrara en-
la noche del Domingo, IL de Julio,
una Velada~ Bale, bajo Ell orden del
siguiente programa:
Primera parte.-I. Sinfonia LA
Mayor" de c. Duchesnes, por la or
questa de protesores bajo la direc-
ci6n del sefior Jeslis NJ Sanchez. q.
Discurso de apertura por ell senor
Ramon Ugarte. 3. Poesia =" Bendi-
ia seas |" de V. Davila, recitada por
la sef1orita Angeles Correa. d. mi
Padre" canto al hogar de Juan de
Dlos Pea, recitada por Ia seflorita
Luisa Cruz. 5. Poesfa "Voz del Cielo" +,
de +. Cesteros, recitada por la sefio-
rita Rosario Loredo. s. Soneto Los
Egoistas," de r. Campoamor, recita-
do por la sef1orita Juana Miranda. 7.
Dissertation por ell senor Juan Villa
nueva.
Segunda parte.-I. Overtura por
la orquesta, "El Pacto,7 de B DuefIo.
,. Discourse de la seflorita Pillar Con
zalez, 3. Poesfa "Frutos del ITEM
po, - de "El Solitario," recltada por
Ia seforita Emerida Ramos. d.. Di-
sertaci6n por Ell sefIor Juan Aguilar.
5. "Nieve de Estio, composition poe
tica de Juan de Dios Peza, recitada
por la se1orita Antonia Cruz. 6. Poe
s1a "A una estrella" de A. Lorenzo,
recitada por la seflorita Basia Doval.
7. Clausura del acto por Eduardo E.
Alvarez,-La Comis ion organizadora.
Correa, Pillar Gonzalez, Ro-
sario Loredo, Ramon Ugarto, Juan
y Eduardo E. Alvarez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-29
N0t@S MaQl[n5ciIpGles

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL Hay
en- asis,encia en- este est4blecimiento
oen6tico; ~ mujeres y s. varones.
Total 70.
lhgres6 Mod este Rodriguez Y fu6
lado de alta por curado Alejo Santos
En- ell hospital cuarentenario hay 18
enfermos
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL DE MU
! ERES-Hay en- asistencia Sd. En-
lei Dispensario 7. Total de assist
.das 4I.
Observation-Disclosures de dete.
nidos en- ell dia de aver: varones, Is
y mujeres sufricndo condena. v ~
Varones Y dos mujeres pendientes de
causa.
Ouedan en- el dia de hoy SO.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Der cumplido Ia condena que les fu6
impuesta. Inocencio Rivera, Francis
co Motales, Zoilo Morales, Luis Ote :
70 Y Jose Daub6.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Has asta
la mafana lie hoy fuer0n curadaS por
ell practicante de servicio don CUTLER
mo Claudio, las siguientes personals:
Regina Prieto, herida incisa de
dos centfmetros en- Ell primer espa
clio interdijita de la mano izquie, da;
Rom6n Reyes, confusion de segundo
grado con perd da de la pulpa del
dedo pequef1o de la mano izquierda;
Luis Suarez. herida contusa de un
centimetro en- la region mentoniana y
Victor Rivera, merida incisa de dos
centfmetros en- la region hipotenar de
la mano izquierda.
REGISTNO L.-Nacimientos:
Sc hizo la inscription de Bernardo
no Valentin Carrion.
DEFUNCIONES.-Juana de !. RI
vera, Petronila Sanchez y NufIez,
Carlos Gaetan y Arroyo y Francisco
Tes1s Portela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-29
Dc Ponce
NoT4s n NoTlciAs

Con fondos de la Biblioteca Mu-
nicipal han sido obtenidas para dicha
institution las obras siguientes: al
ma Japonesa y De Marsella Toxic"
|por Enrique Gomez Carrillo, Y una
hermosa collection de Historic Uni
versal, EN- ingles, compuesta de 2s
tomos'
-Ha salido para San Tusn, de don
de regresara pasado mafiana don En-
rlque del Valle, Marshall de la Corte
Municipal.
Ell famoso team "Atenas" ha sido
nuevamente reformsdo, para iugar
durante las vacaciones, con los i6ve
mes base bolistas Goyco. Suarez, Ma
yoral, Col6me, Colon, Monel, Olmo,
Santiago y otros.
Ell dia 4 de Julio celebrara el pri-
mer match.
-Todavfa actua en- La Perla'' Ell
cinematografo ''Gaumont" Para es-
ia noche y manana anuncia dos bue
mas y variadas funciones.
Ell pirotecnico don Francisco
Teissionero sufri6 aver de mafIana
fuertes quemaduras en- momentos
en- que trabajaba con materias explo-
sivas.
"A $238.44 asciende Ia cantidad
recolectada en- suscripci6n popular
para la viuda de Contreras Ramos.
-Ha salido para Penuelas Ell Pro-
fesor Principal don Manuel Maldo-
nado.
Hoy esta izado 4 media asia la
bandera del Consistorio, con motive
de la muerte de Mr.. Cleveland.
va han sido publicadas las pro-
posiclones de subasta para erigir TN
mausoleo los bonn ber0s.
Ell buzon de correo que hay fren-
te al "Credito y Ahorro', ha sido de-
terlorado por I'm caro- de nercancfas,
al chOcar con dicho buz0n.
Todavla no ha sido recogido.
-Adelantau rapidamente los traba-
jos de instruction del techo de la
plaza del mercado. Esta suspeudido
de fuertes columnas de hero. El
techo es de zinc.
-Anoche celebr6 session Ell Hon.
Concejo municipal. tomando varios
acuerdos.
EL CORRESPONSAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-29
Dc Carolina

El 90 del corriente hizo su entra.
da en- este pueblo Ell Iltmo. Sr. Obs
pc. que vino ( girar su vista pastoral.
Mas de veinte carruales salieron
reciblrle { unos ocho Kilometres fue
ra de la poblaci6n, en- cuya entrada
estaba preparado un arco artfstico EN-
el que Sc lelan estas palabras; Los
cat6licos de Carolina su Ilustre Pre-
lado" Aqul Sc revisti6 Y continu6
bajo palio, en- medic de gran concu-
rrencia, { nuestro bonito temple. en-
donde subi6 al p1lpito Y do las gra-
cias por la acogida tan hermosa que
Sc lie hacia por este pueblo.
-Hace cuatro dias Sc eucuentran
tambi6n entire n0sotros varios Sacer-
dotes, que con su facil Y elocuente
palabra atraian numeroso gentio al
temple.
Hoy las nueve dieron comienzo
las conhrmaciones-
FL fervor religioso cunde en- Ia Ca
rolina. en- donde Ell catolicismO tiene
arraigadas convicciones
Con el sefior Obispo venian Ell
padre Berries, que tambi6n habl6
desde la sagrada catedra despu6s del
prelado, don Ramon II. Delgado. de.
legado 4 la Camara y presidente de
la asociacion de catolicos de la Caro-
liua.
FL senor Obispo fue hospedado en-
Ia casa de don Conception Larrinaga,
hermano de nuestro Comisionado EN-
Washington,
FL C0rrespomsGS.
1unio 81 de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-29
Varias noticias

-Ha sido sacrifcado I'm ca
ballo propiedad de la succession
de Orlandy de Guayama por ha-
llarse atacado de muermo.
Rafael Guerr aque fu6 dete-
nidO aver en- la Caleta de las
Monjas por haber agredido con
una p,edra 4 una senora, fu6
hoy condenado a 40 dias de car
eel.
Al oir Ia sentencia Sc indiq-
no de tai modo, que delante del
juez agredi6 de nuevo a la seno-
ra
Sc le sentenciara nuevamen ~
te pOr desacat0.
Sc asegura que el dia prf-
nero del entrante Julio queda-
ra inaugurado el servicio de pa
sajerOs Ell la linea de ferrocarriI
de Rio Piedras a Caguas. Dos
viajes diariOs Sc haran en- los
primerOs dias Y despues sc fila
"a el ndmero de ellos de acuerdo
con la importanCia del trafco.
DE hoy d manana estaran
los nombramlentos para cubrir
vacantes judiciales y la desig-
naci0n de inspectOres de distri-
to de la p0licia lnsular. Ell GO
bernad0r esta c0nsiderando tam
bien la designaciun de los tres
inspectores para la policia insu-
lar.
En- breye Sc abrira una es-
cuela de veranoen el local de la
High School" de esta ciudad, q
cargo de los profesores TrujiIlo
y Rodil.
-Durante 10 ausencia en- Es-
tadOs Unidos del presidente de
la Comisi6n de la policia insu-
lar le sustituira el sen0r Ma
nuel Camunas.
Hay mucha anlmaci6n pa
ia la pr6xima fiesta hipica en-
el hip0dr0mo de esta ciudad.
Con la con Dcurrencia de cos
tumbre do anoche su concerto
en- la plaza. de BaIdorioty. la
banda de la .policia insular.
FL prOgramafue muy elogiado.
Ell bale que estaba anuncia-
do para aver y0r la La sociedad
de los go Sc ha transferido para
el>dla IL de Julio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-29
Los rctratoS de BOrrdS

FL se1Or Rendon nos ha mos
trado esta maflana unos retratos
del Inslgne actor espanol, en-
varlos tlpos de las obras que in
terpreta.
Si la fama universal no hu-
blera consagrado va al ilustre
actor, bastaria Ell tipo creado en-
"El abuelo, y que Sc admira en-
una de las fotografia que hemos
vlSto, para sentir la admiration
mas decidida por esa gran fgu-
ra de la escena espanola.
Los retratos de Borras sc ex.
hiben en- varios populares esta-
bleCimientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-29
Los LINES del AtenoO.

Es indudable que sera hume
rosa La concurrencia a In fiesta
de esta noche en- el Ateneo,
pues no puede ser mas escogido
y variado ell programa que. pa
ra La velada. sera ejecutado por
el Sexteto.
r..yObertura Jupiter" Kele
Bella. 2. Selection de la Opera
Carmen, Bizet. ;. La Feria
Suite espangele mum. i. Lacome
a. Melodia en- Fa. Rubinsteins.
$. La Viuda alegre" Lehar.
(The Jolly Widow. 6. Bales
Hungaros Roechesmester.