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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06

moyal of the small, partitioned off
rooms in the saloons. where Young men
were prone to sit playing cards and
drinking. and they forbid the use of
cards. They provide that the back.
door entrances be done away with, and
it is also a rule that the curtain of
the window looking into the saloon be
left aside on holidays so that the in
spectOr may see inside.
There is no question in the minds
CT every observer but that, as re-
suit of the new law, the conditions of
the liquor trade have been greatly i'm
proved here; and ! feel sure that I am
more than safe in saying that they
are great deal better than they were
during the years prior, when the old
law was in existence. The duties of
the License Commissioner are not
pleasant. He is bound to make enc
mics; in fact, if he does not make enc
mics, it is pretty safe to say that
there is some pampering going on with
the liquor men. But if the commits
sioner does make enemies. It seems to
me that it is a good criterion that he
is following pretty closely incline with
ms duties.
S|The Board Of License Commission
ers considered the matter of amend
ments to the present liquor law, in the
body. but after considerable discussion
it was decided not TO bring the mat
ter up in the Legislature at all, for
fear that other legislation than that
planned might be thrust through. There
are some imperfections in the present
liquor law-that no one will deEy. The
law works a hardship on the saloon
keepers III sne way, and it has been
my opinion that they have not been
getting altogether a square deal. In
the first place, they are required to
pay license Of $3.50 per year, to close
at 1880 every night, opening at
o clock in the morning, and to remain
closed all Sunday. In contradiction
with this, the restaurantkeeper gets
be Sunday privilege, and. in fact, runs
..s4egulase saloon day and night and ali
the time. He pays the same license
fee-$750-as the saloonkeeper. The
restaurants certainly have all the adj
vantages in SO far as the sale Of hq-
uor is concerned. Either one of two
things is wrong; the salOonkeeper pays
too much or the restaurant man pays
toe little. The wholesale liquor man,
who pays license of $1,000 per year,
has an advantage, too, in the fact that
he can sell in quantities as small as
a gill, So long as it is sold in con-
tainer This works out to the effect
that he can practically carry on 4 re-
tail business in addition to his whole
Continued on Page Five.)
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MAYOR To KEEP
OUT Of MIDDLE
Notifies Board He Does Not
Want to Confuse
Situation.

Mayor Fern announced last evening
at a session of the city fathers that he
did not propose to make any further
appointments of officers of the city
governmental least, not just now.
This was in answer TO Supervisor
Quinn 5 rather anxious query as to
what the Mayor proposed to do while
the present quo warrantO proceedings
in behalf of ]. H. v ilson, the Mayor S
visor, held the limelight in the Circuit
Court. Mayor Fern, in a communica-
ion to the board, said:
"As you are doubtless aware, quo
warranto proceedings have been
brought today by John H. Wilson,
claiming to be the road supervisor of
Honolulu district. and J. K Paele,
claiming to he road supervisor of KOo-
laupoko district. To attempt to make
any appointments to these and anal
ogous positions while these proceedings
are pending would be to make CON
fusion worse COMPOUNDED in the event
that the courts should sustain their
contentious.
Il think You will agree with me,
therefore, that nothing should be done
unnecessarily to add to the present I'M
fortunate situation in our municipal
affairs
Supervisor Logan thought that was
a common sense proposition.
Survey for New Road.
Engineer Gere asked for 5000 for
survey of the main road between Heeia
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
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No LECAL|z|NC
Of WHARF
TAX
Merchants Will Control
Fund for Special
Purposes.

The Merchants Association by an
almost unanimous vote at special
meeting held yesterday afternoon pass
ed a motion favoring a specific tax
merchandise bill for passage by the
Legislature. This is believed to solve
the problem of compelling a number of
merchandise brokers to pay a license
to carry on business in Honolulu, and
thus do away with the feeling that
some men pay money into the terri
torial treasury to do business, and
others do not.
The Merchants Association had some
expressive views on the delinquency OF
government officials in failure to col
lect all delinquent taxes. an amount
in the aggregate which would go far
toward reducing the shortage of cash
in the treasury. AS to the Shipper s
Wharf tax, the association, after a long
discussion as to whether or not the tax
should be legalized by the Legislature.
decided to take no vote on the matter
at all, although expressing themselves
as against legaliZing it, preferring that
the fund be gathered as it has been
in the past, thus retaining the control
of its disposition. There was a fear
that if the tax was legalized in a bill
that the money would go into the treas
ury and stand chance of being squan-
dered with other public morey, and if
those who paid the tax wanted to de-
vote it to special purpose or purposes,
they would not be able to do so, ex-
cept by act of the Legislature.
Continued. on Page Three.)
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BRITISH STEAMER WILL MEET
CONCORDsAT AEON'S WRECK

Christmas Island. The purchasers of
the wreck rabled back that they would
have American protection for their
interests.
T. is understood tina. fhe Concord
was 70 90 direct 70 Christmas Island,
where Nr. Low would inspect the
wreck. then sail up TO Tanning Island
and cable Captain Miller what was in
sight aud ask for instructions. As
Coffee & DuFy's represen ,stive VIII
he on hand at Christmas Island,
what business arrangements may be
necessary can lie transacted then and
there if Mr.. Low wishes to buy the re-
mains Of the Aeon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06

When Captain MilIer's schooner Con
cord. with Ehen Low as MS represen-
tative. arrives at Christmas Island,
whore the wreck of tue Aeon l. lying.
q steamer viii be found lying of the
island. She is British vessel. and mas
2 cen sent from Auckland. New Zealand,
10 Christmas Island by Coffee q Duffy.
the Americans who bought the Aeon s
wreck in sydney and formed salvage
company at Auckland.
This firm was advised by ]. D. Nc
Tnernv. local representative Of Coffee
& Duffy, that the Concord had sailed
for the south and presumably for
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u. s. ATTORNEY RESIGNS

INDIANAPOLIS Indiana Healing
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INAUGURATION CASUALTIES


fatally
pneumonia suffering Speaker
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06
LITTLE HOPE FOR LIQUOR
BILL CHANGE IN HOUSE

do much hope OF any radical
past the House. re
Speaker yesterday the proceedings
bill read
glad Republican members
platform something that has TO DO
sody against the BILL
the Republican
quite will not vote for
any changes"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06
ROOSEVELT OFF FOR
AFRICA LATTER PART Of
THE PRESENT MONTH
Many Inauguration Day Casualties Baltimore
Cut Off From All Communication
Except by Wireless.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

OYSTER
for deluge of letters kilograms all the world viii
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BALTIMORE ISOLATED

BALTIMORE
wireless The damage done
villa to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06
PREFERRED DEATH TO LIFE SENTENCE

YORK GA appeal
personally
pleaded TO liberty electrocuion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06
LOEB FOR COLLECTOR

WASHINGTON William secretary President
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06
AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT

named or AS
Secretary of State
WASHINGTON March the Cabinet nOm
Latte
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06

CERVERA IS DYING.
CADIz, Spain, March 5-Admiral Cervera is dying.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06
OREGON LEGISLATURE CALLED

s1EM oregon OF
the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-06
THE DIRECT PRIMARY SENATOR
SUGAR TRUST IS FINED.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The government has been aware
against the American Sugar
duties unpaid in weighing imports
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02
PRAISE FOR HARVARD.
Better Cree Won, according to the
Ro1cing Sharps.
INV Teleeraph 10 The tribune |

New LONDON Conn., July 1.-Rowing critics Of
both Tale ana Harvard had nothing but praise
Cor the Crimson varsity crew tonight, and the
opinion was general that the better had won.
John A. Kennedy. the veteran coach of Yale, said:
Harvard had the faster crew. That's the story
of the race II proved TO have power than
we had. When we struck the eel grass in the last
! two miles set back and could not hold
OR own as had done in fairer water. It was
Ell ever struck the adverse condi-
sions OF the grass Till that stage it splendid
race"
The big race came Just about as I expected.
VI have had faith in the present Harvard crew for
months 20 DO just what II did to-day. Harvard
had q remarkable crew but I don't know that il
was much better than the Harvard eight of last
year Considering the short experience he had
lhae in his place, Roger Cutler did exceptionally
wei at stroke. The decided soon after
the FIRST two miles had been covered and after that
al that Harvard had DO to hold her lead
safe"
Captain Henry A. Howe of the Yale crew said
, after the Yale has excuses make.
EThe better crew finished first. I 10 say that
every man in the Yale crew rowed his very best
/ 70 the finish, and that they all in good con-
clifton"
Julian w Cnrtiss Yale's rowing adviser. said:
Harvard pulled wonderful style. and deserved
20 win The better crossed the finish limo
first. Harvard had powerful set Of oars
men than Yale had"
George St John Sheffield. Yales rowing statisti-
clan. said: Yale pulled lower stroke than Har-
tzErd although keeping the lead at the This
was reversed after Yale caus-t the eel grass
Yale has excuses &c make. The better crew
won
The Yale men 0io not icse any time in packing
up ana leaving by a special train for New Haven
carrying their shells with them.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02
DETAILS OF THE RACE.
Ho7c Yale Fought on While the
Hnrudrd Crep Pulled A7odg.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

New London, July 1.-The thunderstorm at noon
slapped the river into smoothness and when the
varsity crews of Yale ard Harvard padded up to
the stake boats under the bridge the water was
excellent The wind came from the southeast and
was thus with the tide and the crews. and cond-
tions seemed wenigh perfect There was a
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02
NEW CAPTAINS ELECTED.
Wmd to Lead HaCdrds VARSITY
and WOdeU Yale's.
TBv Telezra5h 70 me tribune :

New London. Conn. July After the varsity
race tonight the Harvard oarsmen met az their
quarters. and before breaking camp elected Jesse
Edwin Waid. 70. OF Denver, captain for next year.
He rowed at No in the crew this year. He is
twenty years old. feet inches in height and
weighs 175 pounds. This formality over, the oars
men boarded yacht and went to the Fort Girls
void House TO celebrate the victory. They were
accompanied by a large number OF wildly enthusi-
astic undergraduates.
Before the Yale oarsmen left for New Haven
RUthven A WOdelI was elected captain CT the
varsity crew for 1910 He Il a member Of the
senior class OF the academic department He rowed
No. in the varsity eight to-day and IN the
same seat in the varsity four last season
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02

vale Harvard intercollegiate Championship Baseball
Game polo Grounds, Saturday. July 3rd. s p NJ
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02

Continued from first page.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02
ESPERANTO WINS IN ENGLAND.

Newmarket. July flames r Keene's Esperanto
overnight handicap at seven furiongs hsra
to-day from a field OF sixteen starters. IN the
Exeter Stakes. for tvo-year-olds. Harry Payne
Whtney's Top-o -the-N Morning finished second Mr.
Whtney's Xela flly also ran second in a selling
race. for tWO-y -year-Olds
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02

The strokes at the flags follows; Start
Harvard 80; Yale 3s. Half me-Harvard. 81; Yale,
81 Mile-Harvard. 34 Yale, 81. Mile and half
Harvard, "a; Yale. 32. Two miles-Harvard. "a.
Yale. 49, Two and half miles-Harvard, Ss; Yale,
S4 Three miles-Harvard 35: Yale. 81. Three and
a half miles-Harvard, S5 Yale. Sc. Finish-Ear-
ward. Sc; Yale. So
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02

Baseball To-day P American League Park
y. Z. Araszlcans vk Washington
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02
R1TcH1E AFTER LAWN TENNIS TITLE

London July II. G. Ritchie defeated H r
Barrett IN the final round for the lawn tennis
Championship at Wimbledon to-day by sets TO
nothing Mr. Ritchie will meet A W. Gore, the
holder Of the title, tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1909-07-02
T9usY NO LONGER A NJ. L. UMPIRE.

It was learned here yesterday that TRULY, the
National League umpire had retired from the staff
Of that league. There mas been considerable dissat
isfaction over his work.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
El adorno de las casas
Otros premios conpedidos

Uno de los detalles que mas han
cOntribuidO al exito general dc los
festejos carIravalescOs, es el adOqufO de
los balconies en- las GALES principales
de San Juan.
Para obtener este brIllante resNnta-
do fue precise nOmbrar cOmiSOnes de
damas, de distinguidas inf1uyentes
damas que intcresaOn al vecin1lario
en- la obra de contribuir con el adOr
no de ssls casas al ornate de la pO-
bIaci6n.
La distinguida dana Tcresita Man
quail de Cestero y sus dos adorables
hijas TeTesina Y Encarnita fOrmaban
la cOmfH6n de la calle de San FRAN
cisco. Su exito ha sido complete y
el prernio coGHistente en- un valroso
abanico ha corresponding d Ia encan-
tadora Teresina CesteD y MangVia.
FL premio dc la calle de La Forta-
lea ha Hdo otorgado La distangui-
da dana doha Carmen Soto de Gtz-
min Beantez el de La plaza de Co
lon 4 nnstra c,1tisima amiga y com
pafiera Amparito Feranlez Mater.
FL BOLETIN :rplaude saluda
las ganiales triunfadoras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
Los |legOs ardfciia|es
Naaana, en- n Marina

Nnestros disGnguidos amigos los
sciiOrts don Angel Rivero y ID doctor
del Vale Atilts de La comashdn de fue-
COS artificiales, nos han visitado eSta
manana, manifestandonos que hos fue--
,os seran quemados TN la Marina, on
sez de la plaza de Cotton como se ha-
bia anunciadO.
FL cambio de sitio obeIece una
ca,xaa lamentable: Ia erfermecad de la
distmgllida senO17ta de SaIdana.
La comisi6n ha tenElo 1nf razgo de-
cado qie mereee to9O APPLAUSE y que
'eti,Ania en- berfefcio del espectac,llo.
En- la Marina lucem mas los fues-os
artfficale8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
De Aguadilla
un fiscal y un cura robados
Una muchacha traviesa

III corresponsal de dicho pueblo. naS
Iniorna del siguiente hecho:
Sc ha yisto en la Corte Mun,c;p,s
IN ease de hurto curioso.
Ina muchacha. como de ve,nte a,,os
ic esiad = que siyia como camarera
en- cl Hotel Bocancgra, sustra 10 de nm
bani ve'nte dollars, en- plata, dinera
del reverendo Padre Pascual Pima. orus
vise en- dicho hotel, cuya suma envaa~
vid en- un panuelo que tambien hur-
ta al Fiscal senior Torres Grau.
Los detectives Gutierrez CapeaIss
practIcaron las diligencias del case U
dleron con Ia muchacha con ell di
nero.
Despnes de practlcada la pr,1eba fez
caso, el iuez ie inpuso la pena de dos
meses de carcei-
En- el mismo hotel que servia eszx
aprovechada .rnuchacha, estan hospe-
dados ei Fiscal Torres Grau y el 5aezs.
Gonzalez Mena-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
Para SaDdlgo &c Cuba

La compania de Darzuela en- que n
gumn La dstinguida tiple senorita Ban
llo y los aplaudidos artistas Pedro So
torra, Miguel Casas y el baritone Car
cia, sale 81 microbes de Santo Domln-
60 donde ha actuado con much0 exlto,
para Santiago de Cuba, donde rnau-
gurara la otourn6ep que ha de hacer
por toda la isla de Cuba
A Santiago va de empressa Cd senior
Roaell, que ha enviado los artBtas
pasajes y prestamos.
La empresa Hnriquez y Liberal que
bro en- Santo Domingo, peao los eie-
mentos de la compania formaron una
empresa artistica y han defemdido muy
bien la ;emporada-
Ell bancficio de la senorita Baillo, la
tiple encantadora grse tlene tantos ad-
mnadoNs fue un exito extaordira
RIO.
La gentil .benefcsada reeibi6 un
gran homenaje de admiration y slmpa
tia.
Despues estren6 la compania ala
Poupee,o que mterpreta de un m~io
gcnia. Ia senorita Ba,llo, ha sido
ruasta en- escena muchas nOches.
Ell sabado eelebr6 su function de gra
Ella el aplaudido tenor Sotorra, que can
to La orera eRigoletto,p para el do
mingo, aver, estaba anunciado ell bene-
ricio de Casas, que tiene alli, como aqui
una inmensa popularidad.
En- Santiago de Cuba, adonde van
ahora, Y EN- todas las ciudades que VI
siten despues, deseamos los simpati--
eos artistas exitos cada vez mayores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
En- Ia Cdnara de de|egadoS

Segiln acuerdo del sabado, esta tar
de 4 las tres Sc reunira La Camara er
session para prosegnir el trabaio legis
lativo.
FL Speaker hizo presente el sabadt
i los delegados, que apenas faltaba
ounce dias de labor legislative, y t.
davia no Sc babia realizado una m
nina parte del trabajo pcndiente. poi
euva raz6n habia de celehrarse sesI
hoy. 4 pesar de ser dia de Washing
ton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
La parada CarnaVa|sca

Rasist6 muy superior t0das M
previsioDes, y un vcrda<iero exito para
los organizadores dei beIlo espcct<cu--
10.
En- Ia parada 10 prsentaru aver
AUTOMOBILES car0zas y coches dig
nos de fguuar en cualquier concuuup
de Ion que SO celetran en- las viejas Y
artsticas ci'idadsS c,lropeas.
Llamaron muy justamente In atcD-
cion, muchos dc los vehiculos adorua-
dos y en- primer t6rmino, ei autom6-
VII del senor Georgetti, convertible En-
'in Undo kiosko chinesco, todo de Roran
y EN- cnyo interior con las senoras De
dIorgetti y Balseiro iban Ia de Munox
Rivera y la beilisima de Benitez C:ss-
taho.
ri junadO di6 el primer premio 4
este autom6vil, siendo su decision uns-
nimemente ceiebrada.
FL primer premio de coches fu4 ad-
ludicado sai globo dirigible,s trapuAa-
do por don Julio zeno y su jovon es-
posa. Tn coche originalisimo, que fus
aclamado por la multitud que nenab2
el hip6dromo.
Tambr6n mereceron premios, que No
habia para darles, el coche xGloria
dc la manana,p en a que iban a<Sprz--
Dies criaturas, entire flores escar1atx :: h
carroza que imitaba, por cierto mxy
o'en, una enorme pandreta de cuys
centro salian colombinas y piezruas-
dos enormes caJas de tabacOs, una So
bre todo, La de tRicoro,s admirable; y
una gran cesta de flores que fue eEo-
g1adslna pOr el buan gusto que ne
velaIOn suS constructors.
iban otras varias carrOzas, aaltOmal-
vales cochss. algu1os bien adssua--
dos llevando encantadoraa muie>-
res.
La banda dc la Policia I1xsrilar amc-.
nazo ei destile, en- Sam Juan, fus
eenada muy de menOs EN- el hip6dzO~
nio donde la empresa atOrment6 al MI
ol1co con una murga lamentable. H.
pnopla ded acto y que fn6 unsnimer-.
mente prottstada.
III Jurado que componian los senuruu
ernaniez Juncos, da Vale Atilas, Al
Varez-Nava y Ferdinand CestpsD. IN
es'ado acertadisimo. Su decRid., M
puoo ser mas justa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
N@G,a del @]S@

Hoy SO celcbra una fccha gloriosa
para la Humankind y para los Esta
dos t'ndos: II nscimicnto dc Jorge
Washington. lIacc pocoe dias Sc co
iehr6 otra fiesta grand tambitn
,eualmente glorIOsa: - Ccntcnario dt
abraham Lincoln.
. Los dos grandcs padres inmortales
ic la patria nortcamerIcana han revi
,ido en- cstos dias de conmemoracioD
una augusta Icycnda d. dcmocracia !
iibcrtad.
No viene ma, ciertamente, en- estos
H. e DE impcrialismc norteamerlcan'
IA suarc cvoHn ION dc 4Guellos lejano
dias de santa bucna democracia. que
ila quedado como una ieyenda para la:
gcneracioncs acttalcs, como una icli
zion para las cOncicncias ciudadanas,
como una aspiration para los oprimi-
dos de todas las epocas
En- mobiles poesias y cn discursos elo
c,unte,, la pasado hoy otra vez. ante
IL imagination de nuestros ninos la
historic glorioSisima De Washington.
Y el Cristo dc ia America delara
una hueIla de dulcc siapstia y de sua-
,e cariiio gu los corazone, lniantIles.
Pero cuando con IA edad y el estu-
I o del medic en que viven y la apre-
.iacion de las >cosas que les rodean
asos ninos que hoy r1nden el santo ho-
nenaie de su inocenc,a y de su re
Al gran padre de Ii patrla americana,
oledan darse cuonta como nosotros
,neior que nosotroS. tai vcz, de que en-
nada responde Ia actualidsd norteame'
ricana 4 La tradicisa que conmemora
! eyoca ell gran dia DE- hoy. tai vez
,Joren sobre eI fracass de Washington,
..mo llora la stra America dolorosa
sobre el fracaso de Bolivar.
Ell imperalis.s t'ende mas afiia-
das cada vex. sls garras Implacabies,
/ es para los pueblos sOmetidos como
IA torturante t,Inica DE- Nesso, la cia'
nide de la I.ibertad en- ..sssro tempo
nlanea pura, cuando en- el alto siflo
1ominador EN- que hoy re asientan hoo
sevelt V Taft eran Washington y kln
coin otros aposto'es de la democra-
cia. los que estaNecfau una catedra'
IN apostolado de verdsdnro redentor.s-
no fraternd.
El pueblo, el bucn pueblo america-
- 60 .dormece aup con La grata mu-
sica que de una 6poca en- que los pue-
t.los sopreian 1 la bandera de las fran
,as las estrelIas como a la ensena
nrnueteoora de una aspiraclon aitisn
~ mar /, oue aua suspira la huma-
mdad
Hoy, sl.al osguIio naeionai no le ee-
.ara. 81 Il patriotiamo no puslera una
vcnda en- su; ojos. veria ese pueblo
.rae tuvo tanta admiration y tanto ca
r,,,o universities. como esos mobiles sen
timientos ~ han lido transiormahoo eli
recelos iust.fica adis,mos y en- decepcio-
nes doloros.ls
La promess sc hs ry4to una amena-
n. Ia esperanza un tenor, la hbertad
,frecida. un mito, cuando no un sarcas
mo cruel; y ei noble. g, santo evange-
l;o de Washington un fracaso inandl-
20 ante las smbicioses , los egoismos
iesisortiados.....
Esto no 10 habrss penssdo los ninos
.,,. asisi,eroa hoy Z is festividad IS
.,l.r m honesayc = Washington; pe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
Los balcS de AtesanOS
Fl Corresponsal.

La comisi6n formada por los seno-
res Roseado Rivera Noa, joaquin A
Becerr1l. Juan Vieua. Jose Pillar Nh
randa, Saturnino Sierra, Benito AlOn-
so V Ambrosio Carmona, nos invita- a
los bales que han de tener efecto hoy
% v el 2S del corriente.
En- la tarde del % hay tambien un
bale infaBtii.
Hay mucha animaci0n para cstos bai
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
N halguetn De eta l0Chg

Esta noche las siebe Sc cedehrara
el banquete de la Fraternidad Escolar
de Puerto Rico, para celebrar ell rapi-
do desenvolvimiento que ha tenido La
expresada Association, durante el corto
tempo que hace que esta oonstltuda.
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTH como
dijimos Ell sabado, ha sido invitado '
asistira al acto un redactor de este dla
RIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-22
Una circular

Los senorcs Marquee Co., conner
ciaalbes agric,ltores de Lares, nos
participan que el fallecamfeulto de don
Juan Marques Marques, acsecido
recientemente, en- NADIA afecta la
marcha de los negocios de dicha ca
sa. por estar previsto el case en- el
eontrato social.