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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
SEVERE ON IswOLsKy.
Public Meeting in St. Petersburs stop
 ned By Police.


 St. Petersburg, March 2s.-A public meeting held in this city today to dis cuss the Balkan question at which Professor Paul Milukoff. leader of the constitutional democrats and Fedor Rodicheff, member of the Duma from St. Petersburg, were the principal speakers, was closed by the police on account of MT. Milukon's recent at- tack upon the policy of foreign Minis ter Iswolsky.
 A detachment of police were called in to clear the house.
 The newspapers continue to cast re- criminations upon M. Iswolsky They term him diplomatic Kuropatkin' and insist that he retire from office.
 Prices on the bourse today made re- markable improvement. particularly in the case of the first internal loan which jumped ten points. Russian inn perial fours reached 79 5-S, exceeding the highest point touched in 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
COURT KNOCKS OUT
 AN ANTI-SALoON LAW

Roanoke, Va. March 29.-Judge Wal ter P. Staples. in the corporation cotrt of Roanoke today set aside the local option election held here on December 80 last, in which the saloon was voted out by a majority of S6 votes.
 The saloons would have closed to- morrow night had the election been declared valid. The contest has been going on in the courts for two months.
 The election Is declared void on the ground that the tax list as furnished by the city treasurer. was 'i1ieGaL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Woman Pays Penalty
 For Murder Ln Chair

full limits of i,sAo volts. pr. 0er,> and Dr. spitzka applied the stethesccf and detected muscular action and az |. the current passed through the r. mans body for . period of fewf ,c- onds. once moro the phy Ans stepped forward and then for tt hird time the State electrician tVS on
 pr. spitska vii make an amina- tion of the brain of Mrs. Farmer and after the autopsy has been concluded the body will be taken in charge by Father Hickey and buried in St. Jo. sept's cemetery, near Owasco Lake. Father Hickey. said:
 Mrs. Farmer seemed anxious to ob- tain the latest news from the folks at their old home. and little. If anything. was said about the executfon. When the time came for the final parting Mrs. Farmer said Good bye Jim. if I don't see you in this world. will in the next
 Locked in his cell in a far-away corner of the prison, Jim FarmeS the husband. prayed during the hour of his wife's execution. He will not be taken back to the death room" until Wednesday morning.
 The physicians report that the autopsy disclosed that Mrs. Farmer was normal in every respect and that the brain showed no lesions that would indicate criminal tendency.
 While the physicians were remov- ing the dead woman's clothing. pre- .liminary to the autopsy. the photo graph of the two-year-old son of the couple, Peter Farmer, now with his uncle in watertown. N. r, was found under the corsage.
 After the autopsy. Mrs. Farmer. with the photograph of her child clasped in her hands. was buried in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 History of the crime.
 Mrs. Farmer Is the second woman to meet death in the electric chair. su,l, ha ad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
A WATERWAYS BILL.
Measure Proposes Issuance of &500,-
 100000 Bonds.

Washington, March 29.-Representa- tive Ransdell. of Louisiana, has in- troduced a bill providing a means for -ob taining money for waterways i'm provement.
 It authorizes the Secretary of tho Treasury to borrow $50O,000.o00 but not to exceed $50,000. 900 in any cer- tain fiscal year. to defray expendi- terway Improvements.
 The Secretary is also authorized to issue two per cent coupon or regis tered United States bonds redeemabie ten vars from issuing date and pay able thirty years from such date. The bonds will be exempt from all taxes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
WILL NOT oFFICIATE
 FOR DIVORCED PERSONS

Jackson, Miss. March 2s.-At meeting of the pastors union at Jack son today a resolution was adopted declaring that hereafter the pastors belonging to the union, which include practically all of the city, will not officiate at the marriage of any couple where one or both parties have been divorced, no matter what the grounds for divorce may have been.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
REPORTERS TO ATTEND
 CHINA'S ROYAL FUNERAL

Peking March 2o.-It has been de- cided to permit representatives of the official press Of China as well as foreign newspaper correspondents to witness the funeral service May over the remains of the late Emperor and Dowager Empress. This is the first time the press has been recog- nized in this manner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
TO KILL ROOSEVELT
THIS WAS PURPOSE OF CRAZY
 PASSENGER.
Guiseppi Tosti Announced His Mission on the Steamer Hamburg and He Was ThrOwn
 Into Irons.

London. March 2s.-A dispatch to The Standard from Horta says that when the steamer Hamburg arrived it was learned an attempt had been made aboard to assault ex-President Roose- welt. but that 1t was frustrated and his would-be assailant placed in irons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Indian Chief Is Run
 DolUn, Capture Certain
TO CHANGE MILEAGE
 SYSTEM FOR CONGRESSMEN

washington. March 2s.-Representa- tive Edwards (Ga.), has introduced a bill looking to a change in the system of paying mileage to members and Senators. so as to recompense them for their actual expenses. instead of giving them 20 cents per mile as at present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
PERSECUTION OF JEWS
 CAUSES RIOT IN PERSIA

Teheran, March 29.-An anti-Jewish riot has occurred at Kermanshah, in the province of Ardilan. The Jewish quarter has been sacked, one of the residents killed and many injured, and the stores and houses plundered.
 The riot started over the killing of a Mohammedan and the murderer was beheaded by order of the Gs>s$os
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
THIEVES GET $50,0o0
 FROM A MAIL PUNCH

Georgetown, Ky. March 2s.-A dar- ing mail pouch robbery in which the alleged thieves got probably more than s50,00O in currency and checks. was made public today when the iron and charred leather of two pouches were found by a boy near the crane from which they had been taken.
 Checks to the amount of $38,000 ad- dressed to A. L. Ferguson. President of the Burley Tobacco Society's Board of Control. are said to be among the stolen A:sreperty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
M,v Howe Been Lynched.

Camden. Ark. March 29-It Is rec ported here tonight that the two ne. groes, the Pickett Brothers, werc talk en from the county jail at Fl Dorado and lynched late tonight.
 Wire communication with Fl Dorado Is cut off and confirmation of the re. port is impossible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Earthauake in Spain.

Madrid. March 29.-An earthquake ct about three seconds in duration oc- cured today at Gandia, Valencia. and other towns nearby. There were no | casualties and little damage was re- ported,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
WILSON WILL.
 VISIT ALABAMA Secretary of Agriculture
 Coming. !. -e- TO ACCOMPANY CAPT. H0BS0F Speeches By Members of Party fl Sixth District. Gsvernment Experts VIII Make , Tour Of Nsrthwestern Part of state. Deginsing at Tus- calooss April 20. |
) ACCOMPANY CAPT. ROBSON
BY ALPRED ,. STOPPER,

Washington, March 29.--(Special.)- Secretary Wilson accompanied by a part of his stan will visit Alabama next month to launch Congressman Hobson's agricultural tour of the oixfh District.
 pr. E. T. Galloway. chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry, Dr. s. A. Knapp. who is in charge of the Far mers' Cooperative work in the South and pr. George M Rommel. of the Bureau of Animal Industry will also go to the district with the Secretary. They will make speeches at the first meeting which is 10 be held in Tus- caloosa on Tuesday, April goth and will accompany Congressman Hobson and his party Of experts over the tirst part of the trip.
 The sixth district, 1t Is claimed, will have the strongest group of ag- ricultural experts ever assembled for similar purpose The Secretary of Agriculture Is said to be enthusiastic over the progress that has been made along the lines of agricultural de- velopment in the district and believes 1t presents fine field for further de- yelopment in scientific agriculture. plant breeding and animal industry.
 The idea is to carry out the plan of government aid to the Farmers by .'bringing the department to the far mer instead of compelling the farm ed to go to the department" That was inausurated by Congressman Hobson just after taking his seat in Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Sam Harris Killed.

Jackson. Miss, March 29.-Sam Har
 ris. a llneman, was killed on top of pole here today in sight of scores of men and women. He was buckled to a pole. His spurs touched a live wire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
wiu Hear U. and N. Case.

The Interstate Commerce Commis-
 sion will have hearing Wednesday on the case of the Alabama and Geor- gia Commissions against the Louis- vile and Nashville Railway involving an increase in rates on meats and packing house products Judge Bax- ter of Nashville and W. c. Dearing of Louisville will appear at attorneys for the railroad. Z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
WEATHER FORECAST. \

Washington, March 2O.-FOrecast for AInbamai Fair Tuesday and Wednes- dayJ light north winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Crazy Snake Makes Desperate Stand. TWO HUNDRED SHOTS
 FIRED AT THE RED MEN One is Killed and Eight Arc Cap
 tured. Deputies Are in Hot Puruuit of Mlxe4 GanE of Murderers in Okla- homa-state Authorities
 Are Determined.

Oklahoma City, Ok, March 30.--Coi- oneI Hoffman last midnight called for endorsements to strengthen his line, which is surrounding Crazy Snake
 Scores of white families in the vicin- ity fled from their homes last night to escape the expected battle.
 Oklahoma City. okla. March 2s.-- Chitti Harjo (Crasy snake) was sur- rounded at midnight in the North Ca- nadian bottoms. near Pierce. Three hundred militiamen. cowboys and dep- uty sheriffs were closing in on him at the time, and his capture was expected at daybreak.
 Scouts had been keeping in close touch with Crazy Snake all day and on information supplied by them. the military officers placed their forces in such way as to drive the old Indian into the trap.
 The news that he was encordoned by a wall of men who would not be ried Into Camp Hickory by couriers. Immediately all was commotion. 5e- lieving they had the main body of fn- dians trapped. with the chief. the mi- litiamen despatched a large detach- ment to Pierce, four miles distant. on forced march They expect to reach there by sunrise.
 Colonel Hoffman was sure the In- dians would fight. so all the troops went heavily armed, and ammunition wagons brought up the rear.
 big posse planned to start from Checotah on horseback at the first streak of dawn and to join in the att tack. meanwhile picking up any of the Snakes stragglers that might be en-. conntered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
CUT TREPRESENTATION
THIS Is PURPOSE OF MIR. BEN-
 NETTS BILL.
New York Congressman Would Re- duce Number of Members from
 States That Have Dis-
 franchised the Ne-


 groes.
 Washington, March 29.-Represen- tafive Bennett. of New York, has of- fered a bill for the amendment of the apportionment of the Sixtieth Con- gress, reducing the representation which deny to negro citizens the right of franchise.
 Mir. Bennett's bill specifics the re- auctions he would have made, giving Alabama five instead of nine repre- sentauves; Arkansas five instead of seven; Florida two. instead of three: Georgia six, instead of eleven South Carolina three. instead of seven; Louisiana, four instead of seven; Mississippi three. instead of eight: North Carolina seven. instead of ten Texas thirteen instead of sixteen. and Virginia seven instead of ten
 Would Test Amendment.
 New York, March 29.-Senatof Mon- ey, of Mississippi. would have the validity of the fourteenth amendment to the Constitution tested.
 This amendment regulates the fran chise and has been construed to au- thorize, the reduction by Congress of the Congressional representation of States which deny the voting privilege to some of their citizens. It has beer frequently invoked by the authors oi bills reducing the representation of Southern States. MT. Money today introduced a reso- lution directing the attorney general to submit to the Supreme Court al the information available, relative tC the method of adopting the amendment so that the court may determine whether the amendment is binding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
SERVIA BOWS
 TO ITS ORDERS Surrenders to Demand of Powers. MEDICINE IS SWALLOWED Peace Will Now Reign in the Balkans. Territory VIII be Annexed by Austria-
 Hungary ans the Royal Fan-
 fly Ia Preparing to Leave

Paris. March 30.--A dispatch from Berlin to The Echo de Paris says that
 M. IswoIsky, the Russian Foreign
 Minister. has resigned and will be
 succeeded by either Prince Engalit-
 schen or NJ. Tcharykof. chief of the
 foreign office..
 Belgrade. March 2s.--Servia has sur
 rendered completely to the demands Of Europe and the tension of six months over the Balkan situation came to an | end this afternoon. The action of Ser
 via probably will set the Balkan "ques- tion'' at rest for many years.
 The ministers here of Great Brftain' France Russia and Italy today verbal | ly informed the Servian Government of their recognition of the annexation or l Bosnia and Herzegovina bv'" Austria | Hungary. They advised Servia to con- sider this question closed and issue Q circular note to all the powers ac-
 knowledging this annexation and at the same time to assure Austria Hungary | of her peaceful intentions. revoking all claims to indemnifying concessions. Servia has swallowed this bitter medicine and followed the advice or tho powers. The settlement apparently has not | met with popular approval. for the vol unteers, while returning from military exercises under regular officers, were 1 the objects of ridicule as they passed | through the streets today with bayo- nets fixed and band playing.
 M Milovanovics. Minister of Foreign Affairs, in explanation of Seryia's attf- | tude, says that the formula proposed I by Great Britain and approved by Aus tria. is acceptable to Servia because | it does not contain anything compro- | missing to Great Britain or anything | that would impeach the national honor. Servian Royalty Leaving.
 London, March 29.-Specfal dispatch es received here from Rome and Vi- enna give rumors that Peter. the King | of Servia, and all the members es hss family are preparing to leave Belgrade. The message from Rome says that Kfng Victor Emmanuel has received q letter from Belgrade to the effect that King Peter and. his sons are goinK to switzerland. King Petsrs a1ERests thAs | the youngest son Of Prince Nioho1as of Montenegro take the crown of aervie. l The King of Italy according to this dispatch, does not oppose the abdica- ] ton of King Peter, but will urge that Peters son. Alexander. succeed him The dispatch from Vienna says tnas | an influential party in the Servian Far | liament is agftating against the Kara reorgevtch dynasty. the family Of King l Peter. and discussing either the Duke | of Teck or Prince Arthur. Of Con naught, as possible successors to the
 throne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

History of the crime.
 Mrs. Farmer Is the second woman to meet death in the electric chair. The crime for which she was executed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

Crazy Snakes band apparently has broken up into numerous small groups-V It seemed at nightfaI that each was trying to accomplish his own escape without regard for the grand dreams of the chieftain to realize which they were called together Sunday by the -<----- --.------ = -,S-s--7 -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Dies With Prayer on Lips.

The hand of State Electrician Davis raced slow arc with the switch be- lind the curtain. A half spoken pray ar was halted as the condemned wo- Fan strained in the leather harness hat bound her to the chair.
 The first contact lasted a full min ttS, the voltage started again to the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13

Ell gobernador ha investigate con
cuidado ell incidente sobre la bandera
nacional ell dia 5 del mes corriente y
esta satisfecho de que no ha habido
intenci6n alguna de faltar al respeto
) la bandera al Gobernador electo.
Por consiguiente, ha rogado al at
torney general, que sobresee los pro-
cedimientos contra ell Secretaro de la
Junta Central da Partido Unionista.
La correspondence cambiada entire ell
Presidente del Partido Unionista y ell
Gobernador y las entrevistas entire los
mismos, las cuales es possible Sc den a
Ia prensa mas tarde, han sido entera-
mente francas sobre el asunto y de ma
turaleza mas amistosa. Ell Gobernador.
dijo, q los representatives de la prem
sa, que considerable absolutamente RI
diculo la indication de que el Presiden
te del Partido Unionista, habia dado
ordenes de que Sc pusiera La bandera
Nacional a media asia, como senal de
protesta por su Eegada, y que luego
persOnalmente fuera Sa1udarle bOr
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
PRINGERA. PARTE
Musica Iii Camera

1.-Cuarteto para piano y cuerdas
compuesto por Julio G. Arteaga, inter
pretado por los senores Andino, Lee
eompte, Rooms y ell autor.
"A. "Tu qui Audis'', letra de don
Ferdinan Cestero. B. "La Guajirita -
habanera, de d. A. Rosell, mtisica de
Arteaga
Canto por la sonora Arteaga.
3.-Solos de piano: preludios, i'm
promptu ,mazurca, scherzo, F. Chopin.
4-Seguidillas "a Granada, f. AL
varez.
Canto por la senorita Moreno Calde-
ron.
5.-Improvisaci6n, Massenet. La dis
puta, Matthias. G.. Allegro de concier-
to. +. Guiraud.
6.-"Ich lebe dich'', Schutt, canta-
do por Mr. G. A. Prahl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
Con el 6obernador

Esta manana han cumplimentado al
Mr.. Cotton los seiIores sguientes:
Mr.. Frank Dexter, Mr. Rauschem-
plat, Consul AIeman. ell consul de Cuba
Mr. Medina, Consul de Santo Domin-
go, Mr.. Caloca, Alcalde de Rio liedras.
Mr. f. F. Harding, Paniagua, Consul
de Mexico. Mr. Henri Brown. Assist
Attorney General, Mr.. r. G. J. Way
mouth. Vice-consul, Denmark, una CO.
mission de la American Federation Of
Labor, Mr. John A. Wilson, Mr.. Wen
tesla0 Borda, Jr. Mr.. Lucas Luis We
aez, Presidente Local Unlonista. Toa-
Baja, Comite Ejecutico de Y. M. c. A,
Judge j. R. Savage, Fiscal Corte Fe-
t1eral, Rev. Alfred Ostrom.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
SEGUNDA PARTE

I. = Reminiscencias de "Lucrezia
Borgia'', gran fantasia sobre la 6pe-
ra de Donizetti, Franz Liszt.
Piano por ell sefior Arteaga.
2.-Gran aria de ella Favorita',
Donizetti.
Senorita Moreno Calder6n y la or
questa.
3.-Oberturn "Oberon'' orquesta
Weber
4.-Duo dramatico ''La Gioconda y.
Ponchielli.
Canto por la seiiora de Arteaga y la
seiorita M. Calder6n.
5.-Serie de orquesta: A. Canci6n dc
la abuela, Pierne. B. Andaluza. C.
Aragonesa, Massenett.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
Fabrication del pals

Hemos tenido OCCASION de yer una ar
tistica GAIA de tabacos elaborada por
la fabrica ''La Asturiana", de nues-
tro amigo don Benigno Luina.
Dichos tabacos, hechos con los ma
teriales del pals, procedentes de las We
gas de Comerio, son muy exquisitos y
de un gusto agradable. Sobre la cali
dad materiales hemos dido hacer mu-
chos elogios.
Felicitamos al amigo Luiila por su
industria. que Sc abrra paso en- todos
los sitios donde Sc eIabore buen taba,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
instruction PdbIa
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

Ha sido no,nbrado professor de Cien-
eias en- Ia Central High School Ell Sc
nor W. A. Mcconnell, quien tomara po-
session ell lunes Is del corrIente.
Ell senior Mcconnell es un maestro dc
expe1 :encia. Els graduado de Franklin
Academy, Pratsburg, N. Y. y del Cole
gio Normal de Albany. Durante va
rios, amos fu6 professor de eieneias cn
una de las Atlas Escuelas de New York
Y mas tarde fue Superintendent de
escuelas en- White Plains. Ell cuerpo
de profesores de la High School, CANA
"a notablemente con ell nombramiento
del seiior Mcconnell.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
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La |otrrIa en- Carolina

Sc ha seiialado ell II del corriente
para verse ante la Corte Federal ell Jul
clio criminal contra Manuel Quinones y
Jose Rodriguez, acusados de tener una
loteria Ell Carolina, con sus correspon-
dientes biIletes y premios, que haclan
circular por correo, infringiendo las le-
yes del ramo
Sobre este hecho ell BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL inform0 extensamente en- su
oportunidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13

Ha salido para ell barrio de ''Jajome
Alto,' termino municipal de Cayey, el
isecretario de Puerto Rico, Mr.. George
Cabot Ward, quien regresara el lunes
por ia ma1ana.
Mr.. Ward va 4 ,inirse 4 su distingui-
da sonora. que reside temporalmente
en aquel barrio-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
N0TlClAS

Ell jefe de distrito Lopez, de Moca,
informa que el dia 10 de los corrien-
tes, Francisco lIemente y Fraterno de
Ugarte, fueron arrestados por la poll
%,s; &c ,.t.i!c ,i>t.i;~, i'~- c,,-;,l' /. .5no-
rartes y pobres enfermos con medici-
mas confeccionadas por ellos. Entire las
que fueron secuestradas por Ia Policia
habia una botelia contenendo varios
ratOncitOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
b concerto Arteaga

Para Ell jueves de la pr6xima sema-
ma esta anunciadO defnitivamente ell
concerto organizado por ell notable
maestro Arteaga, para fomentar el Ca
pital necesario para traer anualmente
una compafia de opera a San juan
He aqui el programa del concerto:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
En- La F0RTALBZA

Ell gobernador Mr.. Cotton ha rogado
al ComisionadO del Interior que prepd-
re Embellishments los planes neeesa-
rios para La construction de. los puen-
tes que Sc necesitan Ell Ii ca:rctera
entire San Juan Y Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
De Ia Corte Federal
Ell CASO DEL sr. BARREIRo.

Ell Is del corriente Sc vera en- la Cor
te Federal la denuncia contra nuestrO
compaIero CT la prensa don joaquin
Barreiro, director de "El Carnaval'
acusado de circular materia Obscena
por correo.
Ell seiior Barreiro neg6 la acusacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
Si6ue Ia interruption

Continua la interruption del servi-
clio cablegrafico.
Los desperfectos de la Inca no han
podido ser reparados atin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13

II Comisionado de instruction PIT
blica ha mani esestado esta mailana d uiI
reps; eentante nuestro. que todavia no
Sc ha despac lado la investigation con-
ira miss Pyfer, que tanto ha dado que
hacer en- Nayaguez. Por Dios. scior
Comision:d", resueiva pronto el asunto
y s,ispenda traslade la profesora Y
asi Sc tern. ina de una vez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
LO CelebrannOs

va esta muy mejorado de la leve do
lencia que ha sufrido Ell estos dias, ell nj
no Jose Luis, hijo de nuestro eminente
companero en- la prensa don Luis Mu-
iioz Rivera.
CelebramOs sinceramente la mejoria
del simpatico enfermito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13

Sc encuentra Ell esta ciudad hemos
tenido Ell gusto de saludar, 4 nuestro
amigo don Felix Santoni, distinguido
abogado de Arecino.
FL Seior Santun ha verido 4 infor-
mar en- dos apeaciones en- causas cri-
minaies ante el Tribunal Supreme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13

Sc ha conctdido un mes de licencia
sin sueldo, al Vetel mario municipal ID.
Victor Garcia Bermeio.