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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22

FL corresponsal de Juana Diaz aeoge
el rumor de que el alcalde de aquella DO
blaci6n senor Davila presentara La re-
nuncia de su puesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22
-(Ies)-

propsto del lugar que viva anteriormente perdien
dos para todos los que la habian conocido entonces
NO importa-dijo lord Nugent cuando lie comunicaron
infrucuoso de las psquisas hechas para enconrar
DckiA que buenO devananOs los sesos9 La fuana pue
de r amandose lady Nugent hasa que Sc muera ESQ no
nos perjudicara nj mi mujer nj mi, va sabre que
hacerme ella 81 vueve aparecer otra vez
La casa fue de nuevo la antigua manslon-sin
tenor de que fuese obscureda por la sombra de
un agravo misterio, Mile era una de las mas
dchosas contestas mueres la mas encantadora de las
hupedas Por aunos dias despues de su fez regreo la
eace6n casi la postr6 apenas pudo escuchar las fell
caciones que oan sobre ella. Su tia lady Dewar hu-
besen querdo ayudara sostenera pero Ell rector sa
biamente djo:
No; dejadla que arrege ella 10 mejor que lie pazca
Sc trata de andebidad que lcto esperar despues
de tanta espectac6n Pronto enviara llamar-dJo-
de useds sguras En- estos momentos solo desea
su arido su hio Ha estado punto de perer todo
10 que eontituye la dieha de que puede perdo
n&rsea e POGO animosa.
Ell rector tenia raz6n pas6 IA tempead DE profunoos
sentimientos dejando Mile sacramento fez en- muy po
cos dias entonces escrb6 madrna que aun estaba
en- Ia rectoria.
'"Es precise que venga usted mis- tfos ,decia, o
fatara aguna para completar mi felicidad jComo
demostrar mi grattud ante ell giro que han tornado las CO.
sasi Hubiera poddo desventurada misera crla
tura hasa fin de mis- das pero ahora ha coneludo todo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22
-(lW)-

,ss usted sabe ben que ha voeto dd otro mundo
diante ning1n milagro
Los magros 10 pueden hacer tOdo;-replic6 ella con
aire de reosi ustedes buscan mi marido nutl que
mi; e Dios gracias esta fuera de su al
--Puede estar mSy agradecido-dijo Caleb North con
calma-pues 81 10 tviese mano costaria mucho traba
10 hacerlo trizas
No ire prestarle mi ayuda para que 10 encuentren-
ijO Mrs Sherrit burlOnamente-ni contestare ninguna
pregrna mas; 81 necesan ustedes aqul esoy, 81 no
Siejenme paz Y busquen Mi marido donde gsten,
y cncuentrenle 81 pueden.
No haba prebas de que la muer tuviese NADIA que
e asunto crmnoso, ella la mujer este 10 supe
por nfolmes tomados de paradero durante
tempo de la aparc6n de la falsa lady Nugent Reid
haven NADIA podan consegur de ella los duehos de la
donde resdia desde haca tres semaas conOcian
marido, nj sabian que clase de persona era. > T..
La impression general el vecindario que debia
rontrarse zen apuros ell vecndario tenia raz6n Dick
hrrt esaba la carce habendo complcado. con otro
ndividuo, amntlo samcto, del cual s1 mujer
saba nada tampoco que eaba preso hasa que 81
pudo haceo legar conocmiento despues de haber 81
do condenado corto tempo de arrstO Sonri6 cenuda
para adenros cuando pens6 10 dffc que les
a enconrare donde estaba Su verdadero nobre ha-
bia sdo mencionado toda la que frantic inme
atamente despues de detenc6n ella sc habia aejado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22
: 'IntereSa

Sc alquila 8 se vende una hermoss
quinta en- la parada IS en- Santurce, pro
pia para residencia de familia para I'm
Colegio
Tiene toda clase de comodidades, un
gran jardin, arboles frutales, pesebrs,
eochera y garage para autom6vil.
Informara en- Ia casa de al lado, don
Jose Cerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22
A e q n t g s

Sc sOlicitan agentes activos en- tods In
isla para la venta de las 1ltimas novsda-
des amerieanas.-Pfdanse catalogos, en-
ingles 6 espanol, Observation-Disclosures T.
los comerciantes. Particulars han de NJ
mitir diez centavos en- sellos para fraD.--
queo. M. Y. GAUTHIER Co., 70 Beaver
St., NEW YORK. N. Y.
1Ia sidO declarada cnlpable de incss~
dio malicioso, la joven Do.3:es Aris-.
mendi.
Ell jurado tomando en- cuenta Ia posa
edad de la acusada pidi6 clen1encia 4 h.
corte, la cual sc reserva ell dictar sem
tencia.
Sc disolvi6 el jurado que actuaba en-
este termin0.
Ha sidO suspended otra vez ell Jul
clio del padre Pedro, por enfermedad
de un testigo importante. La Corte do
Distrito de MayagGez no ha seflalado
terminO.
Ha salidO para su residencia de Qua
vanilla, el distinguido doctor Zavala.
Quien preside la asamblea mas6nica &C.
lebrada en- esta ciudad.
Sera destinado & la demarcaci6n de
Guayama, el jefe de policia de segundA
clase senior Villariny.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22

Mas nOticias
Ha salido para Las Marias ell doctor
don joaquin Martinez Guasp en- cuvo
pueblo permanecera algmas semanas.
Parece que el doctor Manzano trata de-
p'esentar la renuncia del cargo de medi-
GO titular de Mayaguez, siendo nombra-
10 en- su lugar ell doctor Gimenez Nus
Sa
FL correspOnsal de Juana Diaz aeoger
el rumor de que el alcalde de aquella DO
blaci6n senor Davila presentara La re-
nuncia de su puesto
La maquina de moler cana dastss
cariar cafe del establecimiento de don Le-
Sc Rodriguez, de Adjuntas, cogi6 trit.-
70 entire ell engranaje de su rueda uns-
tora, el cuerpo de un hijo de don Lncls-
no Torres como de IL amos de edad, que
trabajaba en- dicho taller.
Han cantraido matrimonio en- Ponce
los estimables j6venes don Manuel To-
rres y la senorita Pillar Anadou.
Han hecho oposiciones 4 la plaza de-
Director del Asi1o de Ciegos, de Ponce,
los seiiores Santiago Oppenheimr.y y An,e-
rico Marin, ell popular empresaaio de.
teatros
Ha fale.i'lo IN Mayaxuez, repentin~-
mente, el conocide industrial senior Juaza
Reyes.
Tn colega refiere el fallecimiento de,
deho apreciable cabanero, en- La frma
que sigue:
Parece ser que anOche no comcmrrS
al teatro, donde estaba su familia, por IT,
ner que cortar varias prendas, y entrs
en- su establecimiento de sastreria. situs~
do en- los bajos del Casino.
AL salir del teatro. su esposa la seio-
"a Cipriana Vigo. y ver que no estabs
en- casa sll eSposo, comisaOn6 al joven
Lorenzo Vazquez, para que le fuese 4
buscar, cosa que realiz6. dirigi6ndose AZ
establecimiento.
AL llegar a este y como viese IA p,rerta
entornada y luz dentro la abri6 y vls
con la natural sorpresa al seiior Reyes
va cadaver .", t'.'2f'
Tnmediatamente pnso 81 hecho en- CO.
nocimiento de las autoridades llevandp
In mala nneva 4 La sefora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22

partpa
especial Optca
ria Relojena.
do la
jero tame los servios Opico graduado
facdad aqulo cles especial
Undos nstaado
n
pfecios
bajo es del todo garantizado.
ocus&s comricada
Ell termine de horas
Bouret Husk Successor Principal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22
A. 8 1.6O

Es de Mucha atilidad, no solo para
los Abogados, Certes Judiciales, Ayun-
tamientos, Corporaciones y empleados
de todos los ramos, sino tambien para
los comerciantes, industriales y perso-
mas de negocios, el conocimiento de las
Leyes de Puerto Rice aprobadas por les
Camaras y el Consejo Executive en- el
ano de 1907.
Sc vende ( $3.50 en- la Liberia del
BOLETIN NERCANTUA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22
1A0NESlA AEREADA ANTiRIL 1854
DEL, M. BLANCO

Con su uso desaparece el ex-
Eofiimiento. Indigestion, dolo-
~ de cabeza, jaqueca, bilis.
As1do del est6mago, en- general
Seaos los desarreglos producidos
~ q est6mago { intestiAos.
TARNAoIA DE BAANo0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22
Gran estabecimienb totogrd6co de R. Colorado

GTan estabeclmlent0 f0tOgddc0 de b Colorado
Ell mejor estabecimiento fotogrAco las Antlas
clase de abaos fotogafcos los mejores maeriales
Grandes taleres la fabrication de peicuas Cine
matografcas.
venta alquiler de aparatos pelcalas' toda case
materales accessories Cinemat6grafos Vsas
Posvos anuncios de toda case de ndusas los
de los anunciantes
Grandes existencias nos dorados colores
Por mo han recibdo verdaderas precosidades
este
Esta la prmera nnica one dedca la fabrication
de peicuas Cpematografcas dara prono las
primeras pelicuas fabricadas en- Puerto Rico.
Escrba pidendo informe contestant dandole
tos detalles puedan interesarle.
DIRECTION: Apartado 184-Telefono a.
TELEGRAPH cabe:-Col0rad0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22

Ha salido para Las Marias ell doctor
don joaquin Martinez Guasp en- cuvo
pueblo permanecera algrmas semanay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22

Parece que el doctor Manzano trata de,
presentar la renuncia del cargo de madi-
GO titular de Mayaguez, siendo nombra-
40 en- su lugar el doctor Gimenez Nus
Sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22

Sera destinadO la demarcacion de
Guayama, el jefe de policia de segunda
clase senior Villariny.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
LIFE-GUARDS SAVE PARTY
FROM DISABLED LAUNCH.
Huge Bird, Driven Ashore by
Storm. Attacks Man.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 26.-Caught
in the terrific gale. a houseboat belong
ing to Alderman Germany. president of
the city Council, was driven upo the
meadows.
Aboard were George and Charles Car
many, sons of the alderman; Samuel
Schwartz and Edward Henry. Their
gasoline launch was lost, and when 1t
drifted ashore the alderman started out
with a rescue party. They were going
I'm the channel in a forty-foot power
boat when their engine broke, and they
drifted helplessly on the shoals, COM
polling the government crew to rescue
them
IN the meantime word reached the
city that the househoat and occupants
were in no imme date danger.
During the gale d monst bird Of
be 1nrane ,Iarietyl landed in the yard
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
FIREMEN'S BIG PARADE AT
GLOUCESTER BEST IN YEARS.

GLOUCESTER, Nov. 2e.-Celebration
of the thir~ty-fourth anniversary Of the
Gloucester city volunteer fire depart
ment was a big event here, despite the
weather conditions, and fully $4,000 per-
sons from nearby cities were given a
royal welcome. Twenty-Five fire COM
panies participated in the parade. 1T
was the biggest parade of the kind
held in South Jersey in years, n the
display Of firemen and apparatus was
the best ever shown in this section of
the State.
HI streets were cleared of snow at
daybreak, and there was not a mishap
to mar the days pleasure, although
Chief Patrick Mealey had a narrow
escape from serious injury when his
,b0rsn napk IN q ditch not properly filled.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Administer Rugs

Do you need a oxI2 rug, and would you buy to-
morrow if you knew that you could save Ass? One
entire line of "a. SO Administer rugs on sale Saturday
at 1905. The finest goods to be found at the regular
price and all bright, new patterns. Size n NJ
ox12 and best colorings. These hand
some rugs sell in the reg. way at "a. so, Val
but as a special Sat. offering we say.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26

the bird, which is nearly -four feet in
height, and it attacked him with beak
and claws until he had stunned it with
a club.
The TRANCE bird Will be sent to the
Philadelphia Zoo for identification.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Sweaters and Wool Vests
Women's Wool Vests
ii w. Park ST.

Made of wool yarn, fancy or
plain weave, double breasted,
pearl button trimmed. Y neck;
with or without collar. 40
in oxford, white & black. VOC
all sizes; reg. l.50val. at
Better grades at l.50 and 1913.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Infants Wool Sweaters

A good wool mannish weav
sweater, coat style. side pocket:
single breasted, pearl butte
trimming, in white, red - ]
and oxford, sizes l to 4/0e
years;regular LOO val. at
Better grades at l.50 and l.9
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26

became afcted and his physician ad-
vised thathe go to the mountains for
three or 3ur weeks to rest.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
m1DzmnkDh1uJ@
6S3-os7 Broad st. 81 w. Park ST.
Feather BOas
6S3-6S7 Broad st.

Extra fine quality mara
bout feather boas, S strand.
in black and natu- nn
raj; value 81. 50 4.y1
each, at.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Women's Gloves

These splendid gloves arc
of real kid and come in all of
the newest and most fashion
able shades as well as black
with neat white stitching.
They are made of the finest
selected skins and are perfect
fitting. All sizes. We know
of no better gloves than
these and they're n
splendid values at,
per pair HsOV
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Between
Ourselves


As announced else where In.
this advertisement, we are only
going to keep open Ave evenings
Immediately proceeding Christ
mas this year.
To the best of our knowledge,
every other department store In
Newark, with one exception,
proposes to begin keeping open
evenings two nights earlier than
we.
We deplore night work at any
time OF the year; in fact we
hope to see it abolished alto
gether.
The two nights which we give
to our employees this year Will
be appreciated, we know. The
mere fact of our taking this
stand Is surely a step in The
right direction-an example OF
Bamberger's progressive ness
and ~liberality.
We trust the buying pubic
will favor us by buy ing early In
the month and early in the day,
The Washington times., 1909-03-18
PENALTIES ASKED
FOR IMPURE GAS
Suits Against Companies
for S., 500 Begun in
Circuit Court.

Trial Of the two consolidated suits
brought against the Washington Gas
light Company and the Georgetown
Gsslight Company BY the District OF
Columbia, claiming an aggregate of
=. 500 penalties from the two corpora
tions for alleged impurities in the gas
and for alleged failure TO keep up the
candIepower, were called in Circuit
Court No today
In the declarations filed, IL is declar-
ed that between July and October .
last. on sixteen different occasions, the
candlepower of the Georgetown Cas-
light Company's product, did not reach
the required twenty-five candles by the
Bunsen standard; and that the gas on
several occasions contained too great a
percentage of sulphureted hydrogen An
award of $500 is asked in this case.
In the other suit, which has been
merged with the first, the Washington
GasIIght Company rs made defendant
upon similar grounds. with a request
for an accounting OF $500. twenty-nine
cases being cited, when either the can
dIepower was insufficient or impurities
were found in the gas.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Stevens
is representing the District Attorney
r. Ross Perry is conducting the case
for the defendants.
The Washington times., 1909-03-18
HIGH JINKS OF SHERIFF
MAKE Q STREET GASP
Marylander Comes to Town for Local Color, Gets 1t
in Some Gilded Emporums, Then Paints
Quiet Thoroughfare,

The sheriff Of Maryland" the chief
of artillery, the States leading aGri-
cuiturist, and Mr.. Joseph Fox, farmer,
all collaborated in the production OF
that popular drama, He Never
Touched No Liquor, But a Small High
BALI on o street much 10 the edlfi-
cation Of several persons as well as 10
the humiliation Of Mr.. Otis Spriggs.
Mr.. Fox. who lives in Maryland. came
10 town Imbued with the sense Of how
it is the duty of the sheriff, the chief
Of artillery, the agriculturist, and the
farmer 20 absorb all the local color pos
sible while here. His real reason for
coming from his mild and merry Mary
land mansion was 10 have his revol-
Yer hXed, but when he looked upon the
very blue sky over t-ie Capitol, saw the
pretty women parading along the streets
and gazed at the ornate fronts OF many
OF our leading rum dens. all thought Of
the revolver fed his mind. He began
TO absorb local color right away, and
kept il up from Union Station north
ward and westward until he arrived
somewhere upon . street.
This quiet, modest thoroughfare, over
whose shrinking surface even the auto
mobiles pass with silent tread sm0te
The Washington times., 1909-03-18
MR.. .. RUM IS BAFFLED:
IS NOT KNOCKED OUT
Doctors in Session at Raleigh Give Him Black Eye, But
He Prepares For New Assault-Parents
Often Cause Inebriety.

THE mother who gratifies every
caprice of the child to keep 1t quiet. and
the father whO studies every form OF
amusement to attract and interest his
boy. are cultivating ir yriety in It which
viii develop in the uture with the
slightest exciting causes" This was the
sharp-pointed lance with which DIR. 7.
a. Williams, the Washington specialist
In nervous diseases, sought 40 pierce the
aTmor OF Mr.. ID. Rum at the meeting
OF the American Society for the Study
OF Alcohol and Other Drug Narcotics at
the Raleigh this afternoon.
The inheritance of defects and weak
nesses coupled with faulty nutrition and
unfavorable surroundings, and want Of
proper culture will positively culminate
In conditions that demand alcohol for
relief" continued DR.. Williams. Teach
ing self-controI In childhood and respect
for law. and recognition of limitation,
and the impossibility or having every
impulse grRtified, are the real preven
The Washington times., 1909-03-18
UNCLE UNCLE JOE" GIVES
KISS WITH MEDAL
Miss Mary McCann, Ship
Fire Heroine, Gets More
Than Congress Ordered.

Miss Mary McCann, a student at the
Florence Crittenden Training School,
was today officially honored by the Gov
eminent OF the United States and by
Speaker Cannon as a tribute to her
bravery five years ago in saving the
lives of nine children who had jumped
from the burning decks OF the steamer
General Slocum which was beached on
North Brothers Island, lew York
A medal of honor, gift from the Fed
eral Government, was presented to Miss
Mccain by the Speaker after he had
feeiingly expressed his admiration for
the great bravery shown by the girl
who, at the time Of the Slocum dis
aster was only fourteen years old.
The Speakers admiration for the
plucky young girl was unbounded. AS
he concluded his remarks he said:
Il want to grasp your hand" and
then, looking at the girl for q moment
Re stepped forward and touched her
forehead with his lips The spirit which
prompted this demonstration OF father
~ affection on the part Of the Speaker
was not lost upon Miss McCann.
Thank you," she whispered, thank
you
Speaker Cannon then took the girl
aside and talked 10 her in "A low tone
of voice for a moment or two and when
the conversation was over the heroine
joined her group OF friends with her
face radiantly happy.
This is the happiest day OF my life"
said Miss McCann. 1T is wonderful
Every one has been so nice TO me. L
shall never forget il
a score OF persons, nearly all OF them
personal friends of Miss McCann, had
assembled in the Speakers room at IL
O'Clock to witness the presentation OF
the medal, which had been awarded By
the Life-Saving Service at the request
of Representative GouIden Of New York
Mr.. Goulden explained that the delay
In awarding the medal was due to the
fact that II had been impossible to To-
cate Miss McCann until recently. He
then told the story OF her remarkable
display Of bravery.
Vice President Sherman had expected
10 be present at the ceremony this
morning, but he was called out OF the
city last night He wrote e letter, how
ever, and spoke in high terms Of the
bravery Of Miss McCann. Mr.. GOulden
also reed letter from the Secretary
OF the Treasury, awarding the medal
Both OF these letters will be framed
and given 10 the young woman.
The Washington times., 1909-03-18

tive measures of inebriety in the
future"
The other Drug Narcotics must have
been having a day or. because the
1oustins was all with the Demon. and
while it might be called a drawn fight,
the Demon, q little diluted but stiIi II
the jug, was preparing himself in his
dressing room at the southeast corner
OF the hotel for another bout tonight
and two more tomorrow.
Several Of the country's leading illu-
sions were shattered during the after
noon, and Dr. W. s. Hall, of Chicago,
professcr Of physiology IN Northwest
ern University. startled those present
by stating that alcohol, at least in ami
mails. is cause of race suicide. (Oys-
ter Bay and Mombssa exchanges please
cOpy.)
Or. Hall said also that alcohol can
not In the nature OF the case be con-
sidered a food: Ii decreases the effic-
Continued on Second Pase9
The Washington times., 1909-03-18

upon the eye of the Sher1ff, the chief
and the farmer too, and he began to
imagine he was also Sherlock Guck, :"
the Eskimo Detective. But who comes
here, not minding the sIeuthing of the
great Marylander. 1t is Otis Spriggs
Halt" yells the Chief the Sheriff
the Agriculturist and Mr.. Fox stimuli
taneously- Il am the sheriff OF Mary
land, the Chief Of Artillery, and also
am gathering local color. Stop on
your life. Here is my artillery and
out in the glittering sunshine which
hung over street, the sheriff pulled
his gun.
People down a few blocks wondered
why Mr.. Otis Spriggs was hurrying So
In Police Court this morning be-
fore Judge Mullowny Mr.. Spriggs ap-
peared when the sheriff, the chief
and the other Marylanders came
in 10 answer a charge Of ASSAULT and
carrying concealed weapons. Mr.
Fox was sincerely Tepentant for what
the sheriff, the chief, and the agricul-
turist looking for color had done.
Judge Mullowny fined him $50 for
carrying the concealed Weapon-
which wasn't loaded and couldn't be
shot off IL IL had been-and then let
the sheriff escort the chief Of artiIlev
back 10 the agricultural community
where Mr.. Joseph Fox lives.