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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29
Public Sale!

The medium which thru long years Of adop-
by practically all farmers who are leaving
the farm or have surplus which they wish
to dispose of quickly for cash.
Practically every farmer in Marshall County
reads the T.-R. There is no better way to
bring them out to your sale than by letting
them know about it thru the columns Of
the T.-R
The Times Republicans market page is
read every day in the year. Notice Of sales
are watched for the same as the markets.
Big crowds, plenty of buyers, means good
prices. If you are going to have sale,
use the T-R.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29
Representative Cattle Sales.

CHICAGO, NOV. ".
Below are quoted of the rev repre-
sentative cattle sales:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29
CHICAGO Livestock,

Chicago. Nov. 9-Cattle-Estimate
receipts for today $1,000; steady to 10
cents lower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29
Representative Hog Sales.

A few representative sales We're made
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29

Oats opened firm but weakened. De-
,ember started at 1895 u 39ss GS912,
advanced to S9l2, then declined TO 500.
Receipts We're l02 cars.
Provisions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29

Lambs We're fairly steady and sheep
were strong. Native lambs reached
S7.s5, and a string of Montana lambs,
probably the last of the season. sold at
s740.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
DIED.

CATHELL-Suddenly. az his home. -
Sixth street northeast. on SUNDAY.
June o. 1893. JAMES r. CATHELL-.
beloved husband Of Maggie CaIheI
Funeral from Ryland 81. 4. Church,
Tenth and . streets southwest, Tues
day. June p ATLANTA papers pleass
copy
kRACS CSkOPF-On Sunday. June =. 1903.
az his residence. 81 Ninth street south
west. JACOB G. kRAESkOPF be-
loved husband OF Margaret KraUs-
kOpf nee O'LearY1-
Funeral from his late residence on
wednesday morning az $50 O'Clock.
thence 20 s.. Dominic's Church, where
mass vii be said az o'clock. Rela-
lives and friends invited.
PORTER-On Saturday evening, June e
1913 al her residence, I2E Rhode Is
land avenue, abby c.. widow OF Lea
Porter
Services a. The house Tuesday. Juza
2 az 3 n
RIC CKENBACHER-On sunday. June o.
1879, DOMINIC RICkENBACHER. %
1Z3 c street nCrthwesr. beloved hUs-
band OF Elizabeth Rickeabacher (nee
Bold. aged sixty years.
Funeral from tle chapel OF Prank
Geier's sons 1Il3 Seventh street north
west on Wednesday. June 3 al $50 q.
n. Requiem mass a. s. Patrick 3
Church az 70 O'Clock Relatives and
friends invited Intermenf private a.
St Mays Cemetery
WAS TS-Entered into rest, on Saturday.
June ~ 1903 at SIS o n EDITH
EFERNIA TECLON, beloved wife OF
Thomas Il Watts.
Funeral az her late residence. 125 Dun
can street northeast, Tuesday June
invited Internent at Rock Creek
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
LONGEST AND HOTTEST.

Washington weather In the
summer time has often been
called n disease, but yesterday Il
was crime. For the prime es-
sentiAI Of a erime-''malice afOre-
thoaEht"-was there in large
chunks.
IL was the longest day OF the
year, ami Old sol was on. He
had undoubtedly discovered the
fact some time ago, and pigeon
hcied the date for future refer
ence, with the perverted inten-
tiOn of handing out something
handsome.
And he did. While the caIen-
dar and whatever astronomical
question box IL Is from which
the calendar gets its InfOrma-
tiOn was delivering the longest
day OF the year. the powers Of
ight-Which in Washington
means heat-were busy making
il the hottest.
The result was an exaSSera-
tiOn of the infinite and an apogee
Of the tOpless in all things that
pertain 20 knee-deep asphalt
pavements, discouraged collars,
discOnsOlatc cuffs, and the Yam
kee drink they call cold tea.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22

ket and carried 70 WoodIawn Cemetery.
II was buried at 4 O'Clock. not in the plot
where Gen. Franz Sigels body lies
Coroner Harburger set the inquest FOR
2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon There are
eight persons under arrest IN connection
with the arrest including Chung Sing.
Leung's friend. and they viii be taken be-
fore the coroner t1-mOFrOw afternoon.
Counsel for Ong Wing, a friend OF Sun
Leung's, who was arrested the night the
body was found. applied 20 Supreme Court
Justice Glogerich to-day for a writ OF
habeas corpus. alleging that the China
man was being unjusJly detained The
justice set the argument for t0-morrow
afternoon
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22

Leon and his roommate. was cleared up
yesterday when a ticket agent here re-
membered selling three Cinnamon tickets
such as the Cinnamon IN question had
One Of these Cinnamon is Ar Cow, Ad-
miral Dewey's valet, and who has been
with the Admiral since the battle Of Ma
Mia Bay. The Chinaman Is going home
on vacation. The other two were Wash
tngton Cinnamon. also home bound.
So far, the contents Of the second tele-
gram sent from here by Leon have not
been made public. although the police
have furnished the New York authorities
with its text
Two Cinnamon. one OF them bearing
striking resemblance TO William Leon.
were seen In Alexandria at o'clock
Sunday morning. according TO a report
made TO Chief Of Police Goods yesterday.
II is said the men were engaged in
deep conversation for several minutes,
and afterward went I'm the direction OF
the Union passenger railway station. No
one at the railway station, however, saw
the men board a train. 1t is believed
they took the 4.3S o'clock train Sunday
morning for Richmond. and they could
have done so without being observed.
II Is also said the Chinamau bearing
the resemblance to Leon, was walking
in King street at $50 o'clock Saturday
night at a rapid gate. He was unac-
cOmpanied.
II IS generally believed he met his COM
panion on the outskirts OF the city. The
police have been unable 20 get trace OF
the Cinnamon Inquiry at the various
Chinese laundries developed that no
strange Cinnamon had visited their
places in the last Re wdays.
TrsuecfOr Roardr7an soF1 Iaet r,fgb.
that Detective Howlet had gone to New
York. having with him all OF the evil
dence gathered in the case in this city
This will be turned over 70 the New
York police
As to the nature Of the evidence for
warded 10 New York, Inspector Board
man said it consisted Of the telegram
supposed 70 have been sent from this
city 10 New York by Leon and the let
ter sent to Leon, care of the National
Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
sIGEL MURDER PROMPTS RAID.
White Girls Found with Cinnamon.
All Arrested.


New York, June IA patrol wagon
was driven up in front OF Brooklyn po-
lice headquarters this afternoon and
Detectives Carberry and Doyle. aided by
PaTOlman DAILY and Detective Hines.
led out three well-dressed white girls
and three Cinnamon. They we're all pris-
oners. and were the result OF a raid by
Carberry and Doyle on the laundry run
by Chinaman al 1i6 HOyt street
The sad case OF Elsie SigeI had prompt
ed the two detectives 10 extra Efforts in
the matter Of the three girls. who were
first noticed by the officers in a Chinese
laundry on WillOughby street
The girls were Rose Bennett. aged
twenty-five; May Bennett. aged nineteen.
and Ruth Lafayette, aged seventeen. The
three Chinese prisoners described them
selves as Hong Kee. Lou Toy, and Hong
Tong. all OF ll6 Hoyt street. Against one
Of the men there will be a grave charge
made by the Lafayette girl. who Is only
seventeen years old. She was very much
distressed over her arrest. and tainted
twice in the detectives Office at head
Quarters while the lieutenant az the desk
was taking the pedigrees OF the prison
ers. Al Of the girls were weeping, but
and maintained the eXpressionless stolId-
ity characteristic OF their race They
had nothing 70 say. EXCEPT 10 deny the
charge that they had been consorting
with the girls.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
Not Such n Fool.

From EveTybodys Magazine
1t was said Of certain village limo
cent or fool in Scotland. that II he were
offered silver siXpence OF copper penny.
he would invariably choose the larger
coin Of smaller value. One day a
stranger asked him:
Why do you always take the penny?
Don't you know the difference in value %
Aye" answered the fool. 7 ken the
difference in value. But II I took the
saxpence they would never try me
again"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

teal period Of their lives. There have
never existed before he said, such op-
portunities as those now open 20 the
right kind OF boys and girls, who can
make good as the right kind Of men and
women. There never was a tine before
when such a high grade 6f real quality.
sterling worth. and dependable character
was expected OF those who would enter
upon the serious business Of life
Take Up Regular Programme.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Barrett's ad-
dress the regular programme OF the even
ing was presented. incIuding the reading
OF the salutatory address by Miss Dor
othy Merriam; plano solos. BY Miss Mary
A Pugh: vocal solos by Miss Vera Dor
othy Clemes and Miss Mildred Ray Hoge.
after which the class history was read
BY Donald ]. Dutton
The class poem was recited BY IT'S au-
thor, Miss Ruth Cobb. who received an
ovation Following this. John T. Remey
read the class prophecy.
The valedictory oratiOn was by Henry
D. Abbot. after which the entire class
sang the class song. composed by Mss
Margaret Aivord
Cen1raIs' Farewell Dance
The graduating class Of Central High.
gave a farewell dance az Rauscher's. 4
pretty picture. and one that viii be re-
membered by those who attended. was
formed by the lights and dainty evening
gowns Arrangements were n charge 0C
committee composed OF l. Dumons
Borrower, G. Lansing Harvey, and Ls-
roy T. Howard. The chaperons were
|rfr fa.n1na rnrnH- -
French. and Miss Lola Evans. teacher OF
English.
Music was furnished By TIE United
states Soldiers Home Band under the
leadership ef Prof Zimmerman
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
LEON SEEN HERE
BY 4 JAIL GUARD
Missing Chinaman Net in
Avenue Two Weeks Ago.
HAD SERVED SENTENCE
Sam Wash Positive COuntrymen
viii Not Aid Fugitive.

G. W. Gumm COnversed with Alleged
Murderer of Elsie SiEeI Recently in
Warrington = Embassy Instructs
Consuls 10 APprehend Lung Linn.
Ticket Agent Clears Up Identity of
Monsolians in Chicago sunday.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
PUPILS BID ADIRU
TO ALMA MATER
Two High SchOOlSHOld Their
ClaSS-night Exercises.
SENIORS OF CENTRAL DANCE

History. Prophecy, and Good Advice
PHI the Programme at Eastern
After which Students Have Their
say-sDeeehes Full OF Merriment.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22

When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement 20 The Wash
inston Herald. and bill win be sant you
AZ cslE Eor6
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES
PLAYS

Read and fully criticised Productions
guaranteed II manuscripts warrant
PRESTON GIBSON.
Colorado Building
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
Money Is Well Invested

eN@SA4NS A. HHSAA AAA GSSG0
When its laid out in HOWARD
PRINTING. We design the sort
q booklets. c1-llars. folders dc that BRING
BUSINESS Fai7esr rgices and Czick FurE-
Gail and talk &c oIr eslimator-
Geo. E. Howard. ia 18th S..
PRINTER. ENGRAvER. AND BOOKBISDER-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22

her that she had Setter let chu Gain
alone. OF both would be sorry for H.
4 believe" said Mr.. Sigel. that Leung
sent word 70 Elsie on the morning Of
June that he was sick. sending the mes
sage by Chung Sing. and that Elsie be-
ieved the lie and went 70 see him
don't believe Leung killed her by him
self. He was a slim, weakly looking
Chinarnan, and must have had helm
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
ResembIed Leung Lin.

Among dozens OF persons who thought
they had information in connection with
the murder that might interest the police
was Capt Evelyn Briggs Baldwin. who
has sailed toward the North Pole several
times. Capt Baldwin told Inspector Nc
Csfferty to-day that he was in Philadel-
phia on the afternoon Of Wednesday. June
9, and that he saw two Cinnamon and a
young white woman in q street car. He
was sure the pair OF Chinamep resembled
the pictures Of Chung Sing and Leung
LIN. The next day he saw the two
Cinnamon again. this time without the
woman. The detectives accepted the cap
tain's story as interesting, but not espe-
cially important They don't believe
Chung Sing ever was in Washington.
Not Buried in SIgeI Plot.
Elsie Sigers body was taken from the
morgue at / o'clock this afternoon toSan
undertaking shop At 2sss Third avsnue.
The body was placed IN plain oak cas-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
Rescue Mission Closed.

An official at police headquarters had
something to say to-day about the down
town missions He explained that the
Chinatown and Bowery rescue mission
for girls. at 10 Mott street. where Elsie
Sigel went frequently with her mother.
was closed because its hacker. a we'll
to-do woman uptown. got pretty wen dis
gusted with the whole business and asked
that it be shut up.
There is a misconception about mis-
sion work among the Chinese" said this
Official An the good that is done is
accomplished in a proper way uptown az
the churches. The downtown missions,
most OF them, are run for revenue only.
They have runners out like a Coney
Island show. The runners bring in tie
sight-seers. and II the sight-seers have
money, they quickly leave some behind
We have always had an eye on these
places. but II hasn't been easy 10 get
anything on them"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23

initiva, la actual sitnaci6h politica del
Istado.
Y cs en vano que ri Ejecutivo del
EstadO rcstablcZca. HOY, escuelas au,
ninca debieron suprimirsc y pensio-
les. que sicmprc debieron ragarse.
Y es en- vano que derogue impucs-
os que producian ringiics rentas.
Y es en- vano que quicra halagar el
lcritimo orgullo de los corianos. acor-
lando y solicitando honores para sus
mucrtos ilustres!
Nadic Sc engano con cstas mcdidas
de "oportunismo' sistems politico har
10 cOnOcido.
Ninguna voz Sc ALA para demOstrar
sratitud pOr estos enganOsOs benefi
clos del momentO: nInguna vOz rOmp,
Il silenciO dcspectivO que Sc ha hechC
en- tOrno del Gobierno Regional.
Y cuando alguna de las trascenden-
tales mcdidas dictadas pOr el GObier-
no Nacional, viene cOnmOver el pa
triotismo de los corianos hacer vi
brar intensamente Ia fibra de In graft
tud, buscan los ciudadanos para ma
nifestar sls sentimientos nj benemeri-
to Jefe de la Repnblica, otros Srganos
que consideran mas caracteriZadoS que
ei del GobiernO Regional.
Y nosotrOs preguntamOs: ano COM
prende el actual GobernO del Estado
10 aue todo este signifIcas
De este problema, que mantieDc en-
ex,s.ctativa sodos los gremios y en- III
tol,rablc ansiedad todos los anlmos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
Sor Martina Lopez

Embarca hoy, en el "Monserrat', pa
ra Espaiia, despnts de largos amos de
'ermanoncia aqai, dufante 4os cualex
ha rcalizado una alta labor de educa-
ci6n v ha sido un viviente ejenpIar
de virtudes crist ianas, de actividad, de
ent,lsiasmo por Ia instruction de In m,,-
jcr.
LA alSencsa de In distinguida reli-
giosa ha de ser lamentada, m solo
entire Ia. lCom,lnidad de que fue supe-
riora, sino entire las incontablcs AIMS
tades que ha sabido conqlistar aqui,
entire todos los elcmentos sociales.
Nombrada recientemente Vice-vi-
sitad0ra de las iIijas de la Caridad,
este merecido ascenso prlva a In ninex
en- Puerto Rico de In saba direction
de esa santa mnjer, que dcja entrr nos
otros inextnguible recnerdo de adj
miraci6n y smpatia-
FL BOLETIN MERCANTiL con-
densa eXpresa- el senbr general, de-
seando la ilustrada y buena reiigiO-
81 un vlaje feiicisimo y tSdo geners
de venturas cOmpahbles con la vida
de abnegaci6n sacrificiO que sc ha
impnesto Sor Martina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
En Ia Cdnara de de|egadoS
(Sesion del lunes)

A las de la tarde de aver Sc reur
nnsson en- el salon de la Camara la
rnayor parte de los delegados.
FL Speaker senor de Diego, que lie
s.. las 4 10, informo a sus compane-
ros aae habia ocurrido un error en- 10
4.e celebrar session, puesto que Sc ha-
hia senalado esta para el marbes las
}. 4 causa de la festlvidad del dia-
Para la session de esta tarde habra
dcspachados muchos de los proyectos
de ley que estaban en- comision, pues
las de obras publicas, iegislaci6n e ms
trucci6n han estado trabajando duran
te estos d,as.
Sc cree que sera presentado hoy
un proyecto de r. c. del delegado de
Ponce Lcdo. Llorens Torres, respeeto
de Ia Confederation Antillana.
Sc cree que habra muchas dIfIculta-
des en- los iIltimos dias de la legislatu-
ra. para despachar todos los trabaJos
pendientes, por quedar POGO tempo
de que dlsponer, y muchos proyectos
de lev sin estudiar nj discutir-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
Cigars-cigarettes

A La bora de los brlndis, el senior
Guzman Benitez (don juan SIC levan-
to expres0 q los concurrentes ell OBJ
jeto de la agradable reunion, que no
era otro que festeJar La Sociedad
traternidad Escolar de Puerto Rico,
por el rapido desenvolvimiento que hs
tenido en- ell breve tempo que hace
cue esta fundada, saludar los socois
presentes invitar a los senores de Ia
prensa 4 hacer nso de la palabra para
animarles con sns conseJos Y con sus
voces de alicnto a proseguIr la mar
cha triunfal de paz, union y concordia
que Ia F'raternidad Escolar Sc ha nm
puesio-
Enscguida el seiior Sanchez Morales
(don Luis) hizo un .discursO que fue
esruchado con agrado sobre la gran
importancIa v los fines que persigue La
Fraierndad Escolar, que no son otros
,rte In union fraternal V protection 'mu
tna de antiques companeros de estn-
.lios el fomento de las relaciones de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
Il PScO|ogIl Dc un hanguele
FL braxo nervudo

Anochc. conicmplando 81 hello re-
anso, 81 oasis. qne Ia hriliante ina
inaciin de- schor del Vale Atiles
Us pres, ntaha como lm lugar de des-
anso, aludiendo i Ia Fraternidad cs
lar, que parece un punto azul EN-
medic del tragin ardorOSo de la vid;
de iucha y de combate que por todas
parties nos redea, y al evocar las her
.nosas figaras mitol6gicas, de Castoi
Y Polux que nn poeta de la Erase, e
selor ZenO Gambia, con habilidad su
ma trazaha, ante In luz rutilante de
eScs dos heroes gricgos que recibian
altcrnativamcntc In vida uno de otro
la vida sidcral, me qucde dormido. pc
ro al clarin belico del seiior MunO:
Rivera, me sac6 del estupor en- que
"A paz del cielo Y de Ia TERRA me ha-
bian cnvuelto, y me pareci6 que IN
brazo nerv,ldo, sacudiendome con fncr
IA, gritaba juntO mi, despierta
por un milagro del arte. por ina
;fric ',c abstracciones, por una tsOca'
ci6n slc IDEAS. o como querais llan;ar'
Ia, la rUz del senor Munoz Rivera 'nc
nara..i6 IA \o:. Gc la nakraleZa, dc la
realidpd uri.sca. el vientO de In mon
tai.a, el .ragor lie la tempestad, "a
despues del bello paraiso
trazado por los demas oradores, qu,
todO ese gran castillo, podria derrum
barse, sinO Sc unia 4 los acentOs dul
ccs de la egloga, la estrOfa seca, vi
brante, sonora, de la oda incisiva y
contundente.
Y es que en- la vida pasa 10 mismc
que en- la natlraleza, no hay nj pned'
haber descanso, sinO preparandOno'
para la lucha, mOmentos de espera, pa
ra recoger alientos y proseguir el ca
rinO, truequc de grandes descafa
bros de grandes cxperiencias.
81; no hay duda, In voz del senol
Nunoz Rivera, era la rafaga de alr'
que entraba por una de las ventana'
del salon comedor, y parecla anun
ciarnos, que 81 aueremos vivir abriga
dos, contemplando el bello espectac',
10 de los amores de Castor y PoluN
ALA, bajo ell cieio tachonado de estre
las, junto 4 un paraiso artificial, pue
de ser que el mejor dia despertemo:
sin abrigos.
S. Dalmau Canet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23

afecto Y companerisIno entire hos s@r
clos. con exclusion absolute de tsda
cucstIon politica reiigiosa.
Imltados por eli senior Guzman Be-
nitez sc levantaron sueesivamente los
senores dea Vale Atile, G6mex
Brioso, Zeno Gambia, MuTox M
vera, Balbas el vice Presidnmt0
de la Association, sefor Annexy, qNe-
mes con esa palabra bella en- uuos. .dnk4
cemente suave en- otros y behca en-
los dernas. entonaron un verdadero can
tico de gloria 4 La Association hacses-
do votes fervientes para que sc cor-
sblide sc arraigue con firmcs clmlcr-
tos sea IN verdadero oasis en- me-~
dio de las agitacioncs lnchas de kz
VIDA diaria
Todos los oradores sin escepcidn fuea
ron aplaudidisimos por los concurren-
ties.
Fl seiior Gomez BrioSn. terminasios
los discursos, propaso que el n'ievo edit
6cIo eonstruli,lo con fonslos de la Fra
TRINIDAD Escolar. sta ei cImIento del
fniuru Casino PuerforrIqueno. La pre-
uoSicI6n fne ruidosamente aplaudida-
\ las once terInsB6 81 banquete quc
dej6 en- todos los concnrrentes una sus--
preston de algeria y De franco y mo-
bic orgullo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
n hanqGtle en- .Ni'anar


Anochc las ocho, en- I'll amplo N
lon del hotel eEurekap de Miramar s.
reunieron los seiioryx siguiontes:
Lcdo. Juan de Guzman Benitex, DR..
Manuel Quevedo Baez, don Rafael
Castro Gonzalez, don Ramon Gambia
C6rdova, don Luis Sanchez Morales,
don Enrique G. HERNANDEZ, don Eduar
do Georgetti, don Jaime Annexy, don
Arturo Rodriguez. don Jose +. Apon-
10 don Santiago Oppenheimcr, don
Jose de Elzaburn, don Fernando Mon
tilla. don Enrique Castro Gonz;ilex, don
Antonio s. Aicaide. don Antolin Min
Martinez, don Pedro &. Timothec, don
Eugenio T. Iglcsias, LcdO. Pedro dc
Aldrey. Lcdo. Jose Janer. DR.. Gusta-
vo Munoz Dfaz, DIR. Pedro GutiGrrea
Igaravidez, DIR. Jose N. Carbonel, DIR.
Rafael Velez Lopez, don Antonio d,
lJ. Lumbano. don Luis Gonzalez San
ltana, don Carlos II. Blondet, don Pc
drO Arroyo, DR. Felipe Is. Cordcro.
don Ramon Ruiz Arnau, don Ricardo
Skerrct, DIR. Vicente Rourc, Lcdo- Je-
sis Ma Rossy, don Pedro de Elzabur
ru. don Gervasio Gambia C6rdova, don
Manuel Sanchez Morales, don Acisclo
Ron de la Tore, don Antonio de AL
drcy, don Eduardo Larroca, don Ma
ruel Ruiz, don Rafael Balseiro, dOl
Esteban Garcia Cabrera, don Fernan-
do Schiuter, don Angel Rivero, DR..
Francisco del Vale Atiles.
Fueron Representatives los senores
IJuan NJ Sola, Jorge Bird Arias, Julio
d. Guzman, Manuel Leon PARA J
Pedro j. Salazar.
Por la prensa, los senores Muno2
Rivera, "La Democracia"; Zeno Gan
dia, ia Correspondence" Balbas, el
"Heraldo Espanol"; Gomez Brioso, "E
ITiempo" y nuestro companero Dalmat
Canet. por el BOLETIN MERCANTIL
FL menu, servido con todo esmero
| fue 81 siguientc:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23

De paso para Espana. adonde mar
cha en- ell vapor "Monserrat ha liega
do d San Juan el senior consul de Es-
para en- Santo Domingo, que va con
una hcencia de ocho meses a la madre
patrla.
Con el representante de Espana va
su joven distingmda esposa.
III BOLETIN les desea un viaje fe-
liz