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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
MEETING OF OLD STUDENTS.

One of the pleasautest features OF
"Home coming Week" was the meeting
of the old students OF S. Johns Acad-
emy. which was held last Dight at Odd
Fellows Hall. Over one hundred Of
the former students of thai once famous
school we're Ia attendance and heartily
euioyed the reunion and the renewal of
old scquaintsnceshlp. Rev. Father r.
l.. Oarne, the former principal of the
school, was present and wss the recipient
of the warmest congratulations OF his
former scholars, 81 of whom sho~Gd the
deepest pleasure jn sgsin meeting him.
Alexandrisos who nov reside elsewhere,
Former scholars OF other states and those
Who still make Alexandria their home,
AL gathered and exchanged STOKES of
the school life of many years ago while
at g.. Johns. After an hour spent in
social greetings, the old students were
called to order by Dr. G. 7. Klipstsin,
who was made chairman, aud Rev. VIM.
Bushby, Of Washington, ives appointed
secretary. The chairman announced
that the meeting bad been called to or
ganizs an association Of Old 5 udents
aud to hold sn annual reunion. A CON-
mittes of FIVE was then appointed ID
daft constitution aud bylaws and to
repor. at the next meeting. The COM
mittee consisted of Mr.. S g. Brent, 8.
K. Shinu, F. J. Paf, r. W. Arnold
aud Harry Brown. Il was then decided
tba. the fourth Thursday Of May should
be the date of the annual nee atiDg. Mt
Will F. OIrne wss appointed editor OF
a journal to be published once year,
giving sn account Of the meetings, and
Mr.. r. L. OarDe, j., was appointed as
sistant secretary. A committee consist
ing of DR.. E. A. German and Me sis.
George Hopkins and s. E. Lindsey was
appointed to suggeot offiC ers of the a1so-
citation and reported as follows: Presi- |
deut, G.. L. KIips'sin; one vice pre'i-
dent from each safe repressniei In the
school with s. G. Brent, from Virginia;
corresponding secretary, r. L. Carne;
recording secretary, w. a. Sweeney;
treasurer, l.. E. Ubler; executive COM
mittse, +. ]. PAT, r. M. Latham, j.
NJ. Hill and ]. T. Jobus1n. These |
we're then unanimously elected to I'll |
the respe tive Lotions. DR.. Klipstein |
then made short address urging the |
AIexsndrisns OF old ST Johns Acsd-
envy to put forward their utmost efforts
in bulldog up the city aud placing Alex
andria where she should be 10 the com.
merciaI world. Those present then re-
paired to the hall below where COLA
iiUn was served and where an hour was
spent around the festive board. Dor
Ing the evening there was song by Mr..
George O'OoDner and recitation BY M:
Percy Leech. The old school yell was
frequently given during the evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

A visitor to The fair grounds on up
per King had his pocket picked Of $50
last night
A marriage license was Issued In Wash
ington yesterday to Hubert A. Graham o.
WarentoD, aud Sillie B. Sherman, o.
Cambridge, Md.
The Episcopal High School team yes.
terday easily defeated the Friends School
team, of Washington, on the formers
grounds, by the score Of IL to 2.
The piano which Was on exhibition 81
the food show held recently and later a
Mr.. W.T.. OreightOn's drug store will be
drawn for at the Surprise Theatre at s
o'clock tonight
Grab salad, deviled crabs, and those
extraordinarily large Jackson Greek
oysters 10 all styles at the Elkton.
Fellows, did you ever long for the blight
psnionship of some little coryphee tina
wrinkles behind the spotlights in one Of the
Music Halls on Longacre Square? II you
have, Just read this over: Mr.. Einstien says:
"All dat glitters sin'd sunshine" You see
its this way: The lights Of Broadway are
only an artificial resemblance OF our every.
day Sun, and the fairies that glitter behind
the footlights of the Great White Way are
only limitations of what gu American Girl
really is. Boys. if you are looking, for the
real true blue kind of American Girl, just
cast your eye over our Alexandria baidens.
They all eat the Auth Products, and everyone
is blue.ribbon thoroughbred (beth the
girls and the;auth Products.)
Sylvan Blondheim The Auth Stand City
Market
Oysters in all styleg. Fried CLANS every
day soc. per dozen. Clam soup, Monday
Wednesday and Friday. G. Il. Zimmerman
Market Space. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
ENTERrAINMENT TONLGHT.

The following is programme for the
concert ct Young Peoples Building to.
night: Laudsighting, by club; Baritone
Solo, by Mr.. Richmond Bingham; The
Rosary and the Sweetest flower that
blooms BY the entire club; MOnolOgrames
by Mr. Edwin Collow; tenor solo, by
Mr.. Joseph Mathews; Old Oaken Bucket
aud Ashes of Roses by the Club; violin
solo, Mr.. Ohss Ohesney; Dramatic Re-
citsi by Mr.. Edwin OsllOw; tenor solo,
by Mr.. Joseph Matthews, aud Winter
Song, by Club. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
Train Robbed

Rsthdrup, Icaho, April 9O.-Nor'h b.
ern Pacific passenger train No. 3 "ss
held up by bandits near Hauser juno.
ton, late last night, the engine aud
mail car detached and the engineer CON-
PEELED to run the cars to apoint be-
tween Trent and Yardley, where the
mail car was robbed. The robbers are
still at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
Gave Birth to q Daughter.

The Hague, April 3O.-All Holland
Is In furore Of celebration today, over
the birth Of a daughter to Queen Will
helmins at seven o'clock this morcing.
The queen stood the ordeal splendidly
and Or. KOuwer, her physiclsn-in'chid,
issued q bulletin shorty before nor n
that no uutoward developments are e' {:
nented
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
MIR. OATON TO SPEAK.

Colonel James r. Cation, OF Alexsn.
dris, Is in the city today on private
business. He Gays that he will go to
Rustburg, Osmpbell county, May 10,
aud make so address aud that night he
will make a speech at Brookneal. The
following Monday, May IL, he will ad.
dress the voters OF Buckingham. Colonel
Oaton sppears to be 10 excellent spirits
over the outlook for the nomination OF
lieutenant. governor. Richmond News
Leader,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
PRETTY PRESENT.

Mr.. B F. Penn, the retiring jsuitor Of
Peabody public school building, was yes.
terdsy presented by the teachers and
scholars Of Lee school with handsome
set OF gold cuff and &C liar buttons The
present was accompar led with a note ex-
pressing regret OF Mr.. PENIS retire
ment and hest wishes for his future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
SAD DEATH.

Ms. Eliza Ellis, one Of the Oldest
residents of the city, died at her home
on souta Washington street at 10 40 this
morniog in the nth year of her age.
She was beloved by sll who had the
pleasure Of her scquAintsnce, and her
death is sincerely regretted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
CARDINALS vs.. REGULARS.

The Regulars baseball team will line
up against the strong Cardinal nine on
OolrOss field tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
shsrp. The Regulars have strengthened
their team and they expect to put up
good game.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
SCHOOL EXAMINERS IN SESSION. |

SCHOOL EXAMINERS IN SESSION.
The State Board of School Examiners,
which Is composed Of Charles G. Maphis,
Harris Hart, E Fl. Russell and Jack
son Davis, Is nov in session 10 Rich
moud and is engaged in asserting the
papers of the spring examinations held
last week. The number of spplicsots
is somewhat below ], 200, which lie rather
less than ususl. Many have never held
certificates before. The majority OF the
teachers who will take the examinations
prefer doing so sfer the summer in
stltu,es. which promise to be largely at
tended this year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30

For this section showers and warmer to-
night: probably thunderstorms; Saturday
showers; cooler in afternoon; brisk, possibly
high, south 20 west winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30

The Red Gross Shoes for tender feel
The ladies who wear the Red Gross
Shoes always wear smile. Sold only
by ]. A. Marshall Il Bro., 422 King
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30

Mr.. VIM. Cowhig 40 old resident Of
Fsuquier county, who lived at Casanova,
died at his home on Monday lssl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30

Adjotsnt General Wsifield of Mary.
land, Gen. o. A. Webb and others OF
Governor Crother's staff we're 10 the
CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30

The first showing of Regal
Shoes in the city, John A. Mar
Shall & Bro. Az King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
Sixty-first Congress.
SENATE.

A plea from the south for q protec-
tive tariff was heard In the S nate today
when Mr.. Fletcher took the 6oor His
main theme was lumber and be srgued
strongly 10 favor OF the tariff upon 1t.
Mr.. Fletcher said that the lumber in-
dustry was in bad condition aud any
blow 10 the form of unfavorable tariff
legislation might prove ruinous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30

Keep your feet dry. 'Try pair o.
the celebrated" Walk Over Shoes. j.
A Marshall & Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30

EOUND unday, Lear The cemetery, a gold
I CUFF BUTTON. Owner can obtain
same by applying at ioOs. Queen stre't, de
seribiDg properly and paying for this sdver.
tisement. spr26 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30

PERSONAL.

Mr.. Louis Stein, former Altxan-
drisD, but now OF Baltimore, vas 10 this
city today and was warmly greeted by
bis large number of friends
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
HOUeR.
Three Negroes Lynched.

The House was not In session today
having adjourned Thursday till Monday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table.
Weather Probabilities.

Bun rises tomorrow at 5.02 and sets at 6 81
high water at 5.07 8. m. and 6.SS p m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
AMUSEM ENrS.
OPERA HOUSi

The production at the Opera House lVt
night WIS up 20 its usutl STANDARD The
JohLs n Downes Stock Company pres nted
two fnrce comedies entitled, Ham urger's
Troubles" and THE Coming Man." Both
we're full appreci tied by ] rye audience.
Tonight the company will be sten in the
lauQhable farce entitled,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-30
THE BABY ELEPHANT.

Monday night the Stick Company will pre-
sent the great White Chapel mystery EMIT
led, Jack the Ripper" See the thrill log
galows scene in which the regular hanging
moose is used.
Don't miss the Paby Elephant.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25

hcjaros coudi ZONES &c 10 que esta el
ictaal Asilo de hu6rfanos.
GQue fa,ia. .Ln dormitorio mas am
plio un comedcr mas grandc. nm Guar
o de bai.oS mas higienico. mas moder-
no. Pues mas facil cs hacer cral-
IGi ,ra de cstas cosaS, - una de elias.
n al edi'icio de Santurcc o ancXo Il
II. V con mayor economic. que prcsein-
liendo De todo 10 que hay ALI pretcn-
der que todo So hars nuevo v forzo-
samente malo. con In cantidad insult.
cientc que Sc senala y con la mas pc
quena suma que nos es dadO gastar.
Ademas. el tcrreno que ese institu-
to necesita, no puede encontrarsc mas
cerca de San Juan de 10 que esta aho-
ra. y mas lejos. v mucho menos en-
o,ra poblaci6n de Ia lsla no debe il
a parar un establecimiento como esq
del que pucde enorgullecersc la capl-
tai y que es cl unicO de ese genero
que sostene ell pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Establezcanse otros. cuandO haya
rccursos, cuando Sc pueda ampliar es-
Ia obra santa de protection la infan-
.ia desvaida en- otra ciudad Y en- otros
pueblos de la Isla, pero ese que ha
estado siempre aqui. que fue fundado
aqui y que aqui tiene mejor y mas
apropiado sitio que el que pudlera bus
carsele en- Otra parte, no debe mover
Sc. no Sc movera de donde esta.
Lo que Sc puede hacer, es ponerlo
rn meiores condiciones. ESQ, con po.
20 dincro Sc consigue. Para correglr
las deficiencias advertidas introdu-
cir algunas mcjoras no indicadas por
la comisi6n Investigators del EJecutI-
vo, con mucho menos de 10 que plde
para el edificio nucvo Mr.. Wlllough-
by. hay mas que suficiente.
Hagase, pues, 10 que es mas logico
V mas barato tambien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
DcencIaS De au|on6VI|es


I'll Comisonado del Intrior IN We-
sentado un bill On ei Couseio Kjeo,-
two, sobre automobiles.
Por dicho proyecto Ne enms0dAs
once secciones. de Ia ley soire FL maA-
tenimiento y policia dc los camin0s pii-
blicos.
FL ntimero 2 do Ia seocr6n ! do h
Ley para enmcndar las seccionH To-
IL, Ia, ~, Is, 16, II. %, "a y - de
la Ley ttulada Ley prorveyenio para
el mantenimiento y policia de los ca
minos pnblfcos en- la Isla de Puerto.
Rico, aprobada en- Mar3o 3, 1906, "
para reglamentar Ia velocidad pro
veer hcencias de automobiles, y paEx
otros fines, aprobada en- Marco II de
1907, quede enmendado como sigle:
Las frlses vehiculo pesado dc mo
tor y maquira de tracci6n, empleadas
en- estos reglamentos, SO entenderiH
ser vehicu1os movidos mecanicamen-
te, utilizados para condncir 8 arras-
trar carga, eqmpados con rlsedas QUE.
no sean de gonna, que, cargadoa, Pc
sen mas de dos tonelsdas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
La !. derrpta De aver
-
Mr.. Groomer triste

Aver fue derrotado en- toda linen
en- la Canrara, ell proyectO nnmeO 3S,
de cuyo texto nos 0cupamOs cxtcn-
gamente an Ell stelto ~Lo de Bencfi--
cencLa.s
Los senores GroOmer Will0ughby.
padres del proyecto, sufrieron IN
verdadero dezscalabru.
Nnestros lectores recuertlan que a
bill 35 daba Ell control del Asllo de-
Ninos de Beneficencia 8 la Unlvemid16
de Puerto Rico, en- vez del departa~-
mentO Consolidate.
FL senior Diaz Navarro, propus0 en-
la session de aver, que el bnl en- cues~
ton fuese pospuesto.
La Camara voto en- contra del pro-
yecto de los sefores deA Consejo. :
Ei Comisionado Mr. Dexter ma suErf-
do una deception porqne 81 estabs.
hien seguro que la Camara imparNrixs
su voto al proyecto del Secretario d.
Puerto Rico
Otra veg sera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
El nueVo AS|o Dc HuGr|ano
Comisi6n informadora

III secctario de Puerto Rico Ina prc'
scntado un proyecto, para construir I'm
Asilo de huerfanOs.
Dicho departamnto estara bajo Il
direction del jefe del Consolidate.
Tambien se proponc en- 81 proyecto
nombrar una Comisi6n compuasta del
Prcsidcnte del Consejo Executive, 81
de la Camara de Delegates y del di--
rector del Consolidate, para informar
sobre 81 local mas 4 prOp6sito para le-
vantar la cxpresada institution.
III edificio tcndra capacidad suii--
ciente para alojar doscientos cinclLen.
Ia asilados.
81 Ia Comisi6n no encuentIa berTe-
nos adecuados para las obras, por el
proyecto de Mr.. Wiiloughby, SC facul.
Ia 4 Ia Comisi6n para que tome on
consideration las ofertas de terreroe
que hicicrcn los municipios de Ia is
Hay para accptar c,halqiiera de estas
ofertas que cOnsidersc convcnscnte
81 no 80 cOns,g,liese terreasO adec,kadO
IN cualquiera de csas dos formas, ~
autoriza 4 la Comisi6n para que la
cOmpre.s
Y la COmrion. des,le llcgo, 10 com
prai'a nOmbrandOSc para 81 cas0 4 I'm
amerEanO que sera seguramcmte el
COmlsiOnadO del Interior.
FL preNipuestO para las obras es
de $4,000 dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25

FL senior del Vale ha presentado un
proyecto para reglamentar ell ejerci-
cio de la cirugia dental en- la isla.
Por dicho proyecto tendran derecho
Z ejercer la cirugia las personals 81
guientes:
Aquellos que esten autorizados e ms
critos como dentistas de acuerdo con
la ley; Y aquellos que puedan ser au-
torizados Z inscritos como dentistas.
FL Gobernador. con el concurso del
Consejo Executive, despues de aproha
da dicha ley, nombrara tres dentisfa,
expertos, de buena reputation, residen-
tes Y establecidos en- La Isla, pertene,
cientes la Asociaci0n Dental de Puer
% Rico. quienes constituiran una .Iunt.
Dental Examinadora, pero nineuna
persona Sera elegida para Servir en iii
cha -iunta. 81 no hubiere sido dehida-
menie graduada en- algiin colegio den
tai acrediiado
Hay otras seeciones importantes que
~ DANES 4 conocer por 81 nueha ex-
tension.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
MerCantil

Nos participant los senores +. del
Llano Y Co.. S. en- C., que han cons
tituido una Sociedad MeIcantil en- CO.
mandita de la que es socio gestor don
Fernando del Llano comanditario
don Ramon =. Portela
al propio tempo nos avisan que La
nueva sociedad sc hace cargo del ac-
two Y pasivo de La extinguida, Fer
nando del Llano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
|SOhre e| crinlpn de NoFeVk

Contlniia detenido en- La caeei DEF
Distrito de Arecibo, Rafael Padro, acei~
sado de ascslnato couletTslo en- un bal
le
Padre rs de buenos anteceienfes
1T fiscal senior Acosta Quinteno for
mara en- brcve la aeusaci6n poT ase--
sTnato on primer graefo.
La vista dei Juicio sera ante Jura-
do.
La opinion de Morovis, esta sntere-
sada en- este proceso, por tratarae de-
un aeusado que goza de gransfes sant-
patfas en aqlel pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
N@6a del @]S@

M sccretario dc Puerto Rico ha pre-
sontado un proyecto de ley que pue-
de s.r caliiicado de inutil, y que Sc
q ran .ntc sera pospuesto en- la Ca
u.aiA. sig,.iendo igual suerte que otrd
bill del mismo funcionario. rclaciona-
90 en- cierto modo con el que vamos
!: co.aentar ligeramente.
Trdtase de que el parlamento lnsu
lar rote un credito para la construc-
cion a.. an nuevo edificio-Asilo de m
IIos-como 81 el que ahora Ocupan es-
tuy.., amcnazando ruina. no Sirviera
al & ;c.o Il que Sc destina, o, por el
contfalio. reuniendo condolences exec
j,ptes pudlera ser destinadO aig0
rs it'll mejor de aquello 4 que en-
H. actualidad Sc desSlna.
III secretario de Puerto Rico, qu1e-
re sacar del hermoso edificio dc San
turee 4 los nnos aslados, y propone
nara dotarIos de nucvo albergue una
suma incapaz. insuficiente a todas iu
ces para construir el edfilcio que tai
objeto sc necesita.
La triste experiencia que sc tlene
de rrcientes constrlcciones ha demos
trado que la suma que indica ei alto
funcionario. como precio de la obra
90 :, todas 1ucps dpficlente
por ese dinero no es possible tcner
nm ei9ficio en- las condiclones de soil
dez Samplitud que demanda el nu-
;otrn de asilados V 81 el presupueslo
l1ei ado Sc pudiera elevar a las pro
noreiones necesarias. mucho mayoreS
a., .as que le iimita "a proyecfo eh
c,iestion sno Sc tropezaria tamblen col
81 toconyeniente de Ia eseasez de te-
rreno, detalIe importantisImo adver-
fido por Il aufor del bill. cnando ap'm
"a Ii posibilidad de tener que comprar
i'm solar. en cl case de que los mum
e,nl4s de la Isla no pudlesen eonee-
DIR tcrrcnos en qtt hacer la cons'rnc-
ci@ns
"a decir; que el secretarlo de Puer-
10 Rico admite, sin ningnna inquetna'
ote j AsiIo De niiios de Santurce pue-
II sar trasladado cualquler comm de
~ Isla en- I'm edificio barato que Sc
al1sria ALI donde cualquier Ayunta-
u.isnto quisiera conceder una exten-
SIN de terreno para enclavar la casa
4. los hutrfanos.
Y entire tanto. ia que Sc destinaria
a ed,ficio de Santurcef
"A yiyienda de alguno algunos de
ruestros tutoresq "A aumentar ei nu-
n 'os nalacios fantasticos de que
Ia ;nafable buroeracia ha sabldo pro-
veerse en- la Insula, para haeer mas
,.,fortahle su permanencia entire nos
otrosf
Que nosolros sepamos NADIA exige el
dosahucio de los ninos asllados, III nay
raz6n alguna que justifIque ese gas
to inutil que Sc propone, tan EN- pug
ma con el espiritu de economic que
campea On los diSeursos de Mr.. Post
Ward; euando en- la Camara
4 legados ha sido presentado us
proyecto de ley para transferir = la
construction De earreteras y otras
obyss d. elemental necesidad los Tres
e;eutos mil dollars que - desiinan al
Carifoiio de- Puerto Rico.
Con ura parte de la suma que 60
arisr. votar para q nuevO edifieio. ha
l.~;s mas que basiamte para Poner en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
Antes del baile

La Comisi6n de fuegos arhfciales
ha dispuesto tinalmente. que estos
sean quemados en- la plaza de Colon,
el sabado, antes del gran bale de be-
nefcencia que ha de tener efeoto en
el teatro y para el que existe inusi-
tado entlIslasmo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
COnnercial

AclISaDloss reeibo de una carcukax esl
Ia que - nos paTticipa que ha slde
fansiaia. IN Ouayama- una agenca<s
mercantl industrial. lalo la SigusSl-
te denomination. aThe Guayams Com
mercial Agency De Ia que son socl"S
don Jose don Santiago Ortiz y Gar
cia don Juan Carlos Ramos {
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
LO CelebranOS

Con mucho placer consignamos la
acentuada mejoria de Ia distinguida
seiorita De Saldaha. que ha salido "a,
afortunadamente. del periodic de gra-
vedad que puSo en- riesgo su vida
La mejOria sigue IN curse salts
factorio.
10 celebramos mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
Ia rpnuDcia def senior
Diay Navarro

Aver present6 La rennncia del cxx-
go de Presidente de La Comisi6tn Sse
Legislation de la Camara de Degega-
dos, el senior .Diaz Navarro.
Es probable. que en- La ses,6n dss
esta tarde explique los motives en- que
basa La mencionada r-ennncia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
Una Cata dG| Consul
senior Medina
ANIVERSARIO DE UNA
REPUBLICA
San Juan, =. r. "a de Febrero de 1909
Senores Director redactoreS de
FL BOLETIN MERCANTIL,
San Juan.
Muy senores mios:

Muy senores mios:
Ell sabado q de Febrero corrhente
celebra la Repnbica Dominicana he
ma de natural orgullo y lubilo el 66
aniversario de su independence Po--
Utica.
Con tai fausto motive y con el fin
de commemorate tan gloriosa y clasi-
ca fecha. este ConHlIlado general man
tendra enarbolado durante el dia el
tricolor Pabell0n Nacional, en- qtLe ha-
bra reception de 2 Il p. IN.
10 que tengo 81 honoa de particl-
par & ustedes invitandole~ Il dfcho ac-
to, v por 81 ademas Sc dignan darle
puficdad en- sti ilustrado periodeo
para que tambien sirva de- invItachn
especial 4 la Colonia DominIcana, an-
toridades, CIerpo Consular Y amigos y
sinpatiAdores de la Republica.
con sentimientos de bien meroci-
da consideration saluda 4 ustedes, muy
atentamente,
j. E. Medina
Consul General Domlnicano.