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New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
4RRESTED, MISSES LINER.
Woman Charged by Actor rith
alienation of Wife's affections.

Shortly before the Atlantic Transport liner Min
nehaha sailed for London yesterday, deputy sher-
if went aboard and. with considerable difficulty
arrested and took ashore Mrs. Ethel Nurtha CIarev
a first cabin passenger, who had engaged one OF
the most expensive rooms and bath the steamer.
The arrest made through suit brought by
William Stuart, an actor, against Mrs. Clarey. for
the alienation OF his wife's affections and an at
tempt to take Mrs. Stuart away from him and out
Of the country
Mrs. Stuart was ready TO sail on the Ninnehaha
with Mrs. Clarey yesterday. having been booked
the liner under her maiden NAME Miss Anna
Hollinger."
After going aboard the steamer and finding Mrs
Clarey, the Sheriff advised her to accompany him
TO the Sherif's office. where she would have an
opportunity TO give bail. Shortly after her arrival
there she deposited with the bond clerk s2.o00 in
cash and was discharged, but the Minnehaha had
sailed.
In his complaint Mr.. Stuart quoted many letters
alleged 10 have been sent by Mrs. Clarey to his
wife. The actor charges Mrs. Clarey with having
destroyed his wife's sense of right and wrong and
having caused her lose all her love and affection
for him. For this Mr.. Stuart asks for $4,000 dam
ages.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
GERMS IN COLLEGE SWIMMING POOL.
This Explanation offered for Illness of Three
Brown Aquatic Experts.

Providence March G.-Believed by his physician to
be suffering from diphtheria James NJ Aldrich, OF
Springfield. Vt, member of the junior class or
Brown University. was taken to the Rhode Island
Hospital to-day. This makes the nth case OF sus-
pected dlphtheria the university since yesterday
morning Three Of the five men at the hospital are
members OF the swimming squad, and the theory
Sc advanced that the men contracted the disease
from the swimming pool in the college gymnasium
As a result the swimming meet with Amherst and
williams at Amherst, Mass, to-day, was canceHeo
The students who removed to the hospltai
Yesterday are~Walter H Harris OF Providence;
George A Adams, of Bradford, Mass; George ..
Burgess. of Portland. Me. and Robert c. Murphy
OF Mount Sinai, n. Y.
Although il was stated at the Rhode Island Hos
,ai that the culture tests Of the five Students un-
der treatment there gave evidence OF dipntherla
germs DR.. George R. Matteson, the university
physician announced late to-day that In ms oelieL
the students were not suffering from diphtherla.
as said that he looked for no further spread OF
the illness at the university.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
4 SPANISH PICTURE.
The "B0atmen at Barcelona Of
DiOnisiO BairerdS.

The subject Of the special pictorial supplement-
issued with The Tribune to-day is example OF
the modern Spanish school This picture Boat
men at Barcelona" by Dioniso Baixeras Illus
trates one OF the lines OF development which have
been followed by the painters Of to-day in Spain
as they have endeavored to work out new aTlIS-
tic destiny for their country. In the land OF Nelas
o,,az since the death Of that master. art has had
come curious adventures. There no one to FOL
low Immediately in his footsteps. Then In the
eighteenth century, GOya arose and achieved JUST
ra,,ou-p b,,t he stood alone. It would seem as II
tho Peninsular War exhausted the energies oI
cnain In all artistic matters. When tlose ehelSes
we're revived it difficult to restore 10 AT '
rioht guiding principle. Fortuny invented Il gay
ia snar,IIng method Of his own, and 1t has hld d
Cor reaching influence Divers other painters luIIe"
90 academic rule Some of them sought Ii'e Pie
cents Of nature as well az those OF the Acdoe'''
and Baixeras is one OF these ,,,,. c.
rIo 60 not sheer realist. like the brllllah' "o
rolla whose paintings have recently oeeii 80
ing attention at the Hispanlc Museum ~. -, go
,n0 tacbnician paints the casual hgure Oh uG 81
iI,e t a.. . e,od Of blazing light. and aims simply
o. ,,oinfing what he sees. BatXeras must ten I"
torv He must group his figures IN such Wise
+ba+ thew will have certain anecdotlc sIshllCa'0e
T-hus in his "Boatmen OF Barcelona he Po'y
threA idle mariners with a feeIlng loT t4e c'i'
-. oacb one. The face of that member OF the mo
"a - oIstinp something to his comrades Is par
-, ,,5dan from US but he is using his hands TO
siza some point and his whole attitude Is ex-
s.iya The face of the nearest of his listeners
q, aIso f,II of meaning, and one may read IN Ihe
= :. - end expression Of the third figure in the
80 a clearly enough defined mood Inc aItlS'
,,ses his technique as means TO an end' 10 cdliS
uSe' nactstor into the harbor of Barcelona and
- tL'e estshlisb a certain sympathy between him
- .hrAe Snanish types It is human docu-
-. --,,tbfuIIv and pcturesquely composed
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
HARRIMAN-GOULD COUP
Union Pacific Wabash Interchange
Of Business at Kansas Cit4.
[By Telegraph to tn. Tribuns.1

tBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune.l
chicago. March 6.-Negotiations for trafic
agreement between the Hartman and Gould
roads, by which Harrimans Union Pacific road
will exchange freight and passefza,. business
with the Wabash at Kansas City. are being con-
Quoted by the traffic officials OF the two COM
panies.
The agreement will apply to the Southern
branch Of the Union Pacific from Denver to
Kansas City, which handles much business des-
tined for st. Louis and Eastern points that can
be reached directly by the Wabash but for which
the Union Pacifics main line from Cheyenne to
Omaha would he roundabout route
1t is said to be purposed to interchange traf-
fc wellnigh to the exclusion OF all other con-
nections. The pending agreement is interesting
in view Of Mr. Harrimen's recent contribution
to the syndicate which lent the Gould roads
sS,0OO,Ooo- 1t is denied, however. that the agree
ment has any but traffic significance.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
ID. ARCHBoLD NEED NOT TESTIFY.
Standard Oil Will Admit Points in Chicago
RetriaI-To End Next Week.

Chicago. March 6.-In order 10 save John D. Arch
bold from the trouble Of coming 10 Chicago and
tes5fying n the retrial OF the Standard OIL Com
paly Of Indiana, attorneys for the oil company an
nounee5 to-day that they would admit the points
ne would be required 10 testify 10. and would con-
sent 10 the Introduction in Chicago Of the records
OF Mr. ATchbold's testimony in New York during
The dissolution suit
Following the suggestions Of Judge Anderson,
otAer admissions concerning the movements Of cars
and the actual transportation OF oil Will be made
IN this way il is expected 10 shorten the hearing
So that it viii 20 TO the jury within ten days The
government attorneys expect tC close their case by
next Wednesday, and the defence has intiuated
ihat as testimony viii not consume a week
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
SCENT FRAUD IN ORIENTAL RUGS.
Chicago Police Believe They Have Unearthed
Large customs Swindle.

Chicago March 6.-An investigation OF what ls
believed to be a huge evasion of the customs laws
in the shipment of Oriental rugs and tapestries 10
the United States has been taken up oy DISTRICT
-. cir,s ~, information received to-day con-
si. .ta eaiyura Of a consignment owned, it Is
smered. bv vital Bengauit. New York importer.
The goods we're entered at the customs rouse 7,ls
here a. valuation Of $500 Appeal has peen taken
from the ofical appraisement OF s,'oV ~. me rSs and
in art goods ventured the opinnd5V6aao 6ao 'ii0' ~
"a anestr7es might be worth SlVo'VvV'
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
MORTGAGE OF sl,5Oo.OOO AUTHORIZED.
P. S. Board Grants Authority to Buffalo &
Lackawanna Traction Company.

Albany. March e-The Buffalo LackaTanna
Tractor Company has been authorized by the Pun
lie Service Commission. ID District to execute ano
deliver 20 the New York Trust Company hrst
mortgage OF 10000. Under the mortgage the com
many is authorized to issue 100000 in per cen.
t,,antv-vea. gold bonds of the denomination OF
slooo each these bonds 10 be sold for cash ony ~ "
frice not less than 50 per cent OF the par vain
The company had previously issued capat@i s'''N
10 the amount OF S1,09.0eo
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
RAN ON BETTING IN TEXAS.

austin. Tex. March 6-The state senate las,
-. aassed the Robertson ant-booknaking and
r3t-rsc,,,s bill by vote Of Is to r. The bill is
Sweeping. For days past the minority has EN-
.io,-ed dflatory tactics to delay action. hnt the
ma iority was determined to remain in session all
night If necessary
,etler he would sign the bill. He admitted
hou,ever. that he was opposed to bookmakng and
hettine The impression is general that he VIII
not veto the BILL which prevent sbetunS In any
Form on horse races.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
LINER DETAINED AT QUARANTINE,
The Pennsylvania Had Eight Cases of Pneu-
monia on Board.

The Ham burg American liner Pennsylvania was
detained an unusually long time at Quarantine
v-hen she arrived yesterday from Hamburg she
had eight cases ot pneumonia on board. one o.
which proved fatal The big liner brought z''lo
stserage passengers 400 canaries and small con-
sgnment OF wild animals, including tiger.
Josef Tamaznus, q steerage passenger, who had
been IL with pneumonia for eight days, died on
Wednesday and buried at sea Philemon
IukssiaWltsch, Of wilma, Russia, had an exceed
ingly high temperature yesterday, and was re-
moved 10 Hoffman Island for observation. Il is be-
liered that he is suffering from typhoid fever
After undergoing a thorough fumigstOn and the
patients having been removed by the Health Officer.
the Pennsylvania was released, and she went up TO
her pier in Hoboken
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
%. Alttt1at1 s. On.

INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR FACILITIES FOR PRO-
WDfNG AT MODERATE PRICES
FURNISHINGS FOR SUMMER HOMES
INCLUDING DRAPERIEs FABRICS. PRINTED
MATERIALS LACE CURTAINS AND PORT1EREs RUGS
HOUSEHOLD LINENS GENERAL FURNISHINGS
SUGGESTIONS AND ESTIMATES SUBMITTED.
WINDOW SHADES AND FURNITURE SLIP COVERS
ORDER
TOMORROW MoNDAY). MARCH 0a.
$50 ORIENTAL RUGS
WILL BE PLACED ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING
REDUCED PRICES
$l45O $lzOO $3.50
ALSO 100 TURKISH CARPETS
IN DESIRABLE CoLoRs AND SIZES AT CONSIDERABLE
REDUCTIONS FROM ORIGINAL PRICES
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

MT, Johnston. who lives at No p East 18th street
so izt Iight that he had heard nothing from the
OF The note which Mrs. Jones left addressed 80 -
be SAID that she had made an arnicabJe sereenan,
with her husband some tine ago To live anart ,.1d
that he did not think their separatio, r@, -
oer TO suicide For several years. he said. Mrs
% soiies haa suhered from a pulmonary affection
Her husband. Alexander Jones is . A.. -, -
i've Of the late William c. ogden, and v,as con-
eeEned in the litigation over the estate r4o G. -
invalid and travels extensively Mr. Jo1os -
been Ia Washington recently. it was said hut :, a.
not known where he is at present. Mrs. Jones wsa
native Of Connecticut va"
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
ANrLJAP RESOLUTIONS DEAD

Sacramento. March 6-Represen'atlVe =,
,l ,tbdrev to-day his joint resolution caIi-
ing on Congress to enact an AFlat.c exclusion .aw
which was practically Killed ~ -
reIei' -, then introduced another resolution
one. z'5nI the same features and this was re-
srsa 70 the committee on introduction OF bills
rbich viii refuse to indorse It
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
NEW YORK WOMAN TAKES HER LIFE.
Mrs Louisa Jones, Dead in California, Was
Separated from Husband

ST francesca March C-AIrs Louisa Jones, aged
thTty-eight years. wife Of Alexander Io,as -
New York City, committed suicide last nigtt IN,
n nnailng illuminating gas. Her dead body was
fOl'd IN her home here to-day She left three
notes one Of which addressed TO her attor7Do,,
l. " ; Johnston, OF New York Mrs. Jones had
suffered from despondencv. ''@N
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
woMENs LOW CUT SHOES AND PUMPS

FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
THE STYLES INCLUDE THE NEWEST MODELS IN GUN
METAL TAN AND BLACK RUSSIA CALFsKINf GREY
TAN AND BLACK OOZE LEATHER:
PATENT LEATHER BRONZE KID AND CALFsKN
WHITE BUcKsKN BOOTS. LOW CUT SHOES & PUMPS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
La nota politica

Ell senior Virella Tribe ha presenta-
do un proyecto sobre ley municipal.
III sefor Virella Tribe no esta con-
forme con la organization actual de
los Aymtamentos, y trata de introdu-
cir una enmenda 4 la secci6n tres de
dicha ley v
81 La enmienda del senior Virella Uni
be es aceptada por la legislature, q1De-
daran comprendidos como Murniclpios
de primera clase, los siguientes:
San Juan, Ponce. Arecibo, Maya
guez. La clase segunda comprendera
los municipios de Adjuntas, AguadIlla,
Aibonito, Anasco, Arroyo, Bayam6D,C Ca
bo-Rojo, Caguas, Carolina, Cayey, Goa
mo, Fajardo, Guayama, Humacao, Jua-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
p0R CARLOS DIcKEN

peada de JUNO tornado por ell tabique de la escaiera
contra e cual trapiezan los cenes sorprenddos por
aqnea obscuridad
FL estudio pequeno que uno de los pasantes no
uee abrr la puerta sin levantarse de la sa en- anto
ate s compaero qulen toea e codo atiza ell fego
respira en- e al msmo tempo queun olor polvo mono
Y Sc debe la enorme candad de yelas de sebo que -
gastan asi ell rot del pergamno que Sc aglta SIN
en- los cajones grasentos Ell dense ell caior solo
cate las dos chmeneas que hacen humo desde tiemp'
inmemoria han euberto e techo yas> paredes de una
recia capa holin la ventana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS suea
no auiecn serrada mas cando la obgan
10 caI expica la costumhre de ponere gruesos targ'
de maderas entire las mandibuas durante los grandes ca
lores.
NJ Whoes tiene reputaeion de hombre respectable No
fiene muehos negocos pero muy respectable segun on
esan ss felices colegas que han hecho fortuna
escuida ninguna gananca por nsgnicants que sea- rs
formal economics y reseryado 10 cual nueva
prueba de su respectable digestiones son pc
uosas cosa respectable, ademas desuea
ss clientes para establecer sushJas sostener su
anciano padre el vae lie Taunton.
III principo fundamental de la jurisprudencia ngiesa
.onsste en- fomentar la afci6n los pletos ocupar
lbs euaes es 10 nico que deduce eiardad de SUE
;, nm roeos Considerable baio este punto de vista,
fetma mn coniunto cyas parties encadenan con logiea
no e. csc monstruo laberinto que los profancs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
kA CASA LtIGuBkB

Demostrad claramente todo el mundo que la ley
objeto que dar trabajo los curales expen
ss del publico cada cual cesara de asambrarse de
quearse pero la mayoria que hace mas enrever
eonfusamente esta verdad que sufre bolsillo
reposo alza el critic al ceo este arg
NJ Wholes.
-; Abor estatuo, queridoa ot-dce kenge
un cliente irrado no al menos 81 pde mi
sejo Sabes cabaleo cua sera ell efecto de semeante
emcridad oda clase de PRACTICES que represents
tan dignamene permlme que os 10 diga ell procurador
adversaro el respectable NJ Wholes? Esa t.
merdad dara por resutado cabaero hacer desapar
completamente casc de PRACTICES distngudos 40
pd.Ienos sque digog aocedad puede consentir que
Sc perdan hombres como NJ WhoIcs acvos cclosos per-
severantes de habidad los negocos Com
l.rcn,.o amigo mio anmosda6 contra un orien lie
eosas que reriudca 10 coueso pcro pedre nunra
aue Sc honra con contar NJ Wboer entire ndivi-
duos.
La respetablidad de NJ Wholes ha citado siempre
como nm argImeno nconestabe ante las eomisiones IL
In Camara segin resuta de la deelaraeon de urss
emineufe consignada .ocumentos ofciaes.
Question 570s69
''Pregunta ST he comprendido NAL, fornaiidr
aes ocasonan retardos nnegabIes e despachc de les
necseios
Respuesta: 81, alghn retardc-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
Los que Sc van

Los pasajeros que conduce el va
por oPhiladelphiap para New York
son los siguientes:
Miss. Irenes Martory,
Bishop Van Buren,
Mr.. Mrs. Stanley,
Mr.. r. G. Me Gill.
Mr. G. Chapman,
Don Alfredo Ferrer,
Dr. Enrique Pima,
Mr.. w. j. Nc Imyie.
Mr.. Maxwell Il. Long,
Mr.. w. G. C. Meblboch
Mr.. John Evans.
Mr.. Charles A. Stadler,
Mr.. John Il. Dinesey,
Mr.. B. Daugherty,
Rev. John Fingle,
Rev. Miguel Vagina,
Mr.. w. II. Parker,
Don Serafin Candina,
Miss. Felicia Saind0ux,
Mr.. +. S. Hutchinson
Mr.. +. E. Goodrich,
Mr.. G. r. Frisby,
Mr.. 0. Flechs,
Mr.. C.P eters,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05

M Diaz, Lares, Manati, Naguabo, Me
Grande, Rio Piedras, Salinas, San Ger
man, San Sebastian, Utuado, Vieques,
Yabucoa, Yauco, Vega-Vaja, Juncos y
Patillas. La clase tercera comprendera
los mmicipios de Aguada, Aguas Bue-
mas, Barranquitas, Barros, Camuy, Cia-
les, Cidra, Comerio, Corozal, Dorado,
Guayanilla, Gurabo, Moca, Morovis, Ma
ranjito, Pehuelas, Quebradillas, Rim
con, Santa Isabel, Sabana Grande, San
Lorenzo, Toa-Alta, Toa-Baja, Trujillo
Alto y Vega-Alts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
Don GenproSo CsndiiDa

Este distinguido amigo nuestro, que
habia de embarcar aver para los Esta-
dos Unidos, hubo de suspender sa via
je aquejado de una indisposicion re-
pentina.
Afortunadamente, no reviste grave
dad la dolencia, nuestro buen ami
go estara EN- disposition de embarear
en- el proximo correo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
MOTgClAS


be 10 siguiente:
En- la semana pasada halldmdose el
guardia Guadalupe Serrano disfrutan-
do licencia, fue 4 casa de su hermano
que reside en- el barrio oCandelaria,o
de a-Baja, Al regresar halo un
bale en- la carretera dondc habia un
fucrtc escandalo. AL querer imponer
cl orden no fue respetado y 81 acome-
lido por unos cuantos hombres que 10
desarmaron, quitandole la plaza tam
bien. en- lucha tan terrible que lie des-
barataron toda La ropa. Pudo restl-
tuir su revolver y plaza arrcstando al
gunos dcnunciando el hecho al juez
de paz dc Toa-Baja.
Sc encuentra enfermo en- Ponce cd
culto periodista don Felix Matos Ber-
nier.
Nos comunican que aver falleci6 en-
Hatillo. el americana Mr.. Morctz Las
so, persona generalmente apreciado en-
aquel pueblo.
| Ell sabado pr6ximo, tendra lugar
una fiesta escolar en- Camuy, a la que
asistiran los profesores del Distrito.
En- breve quedara organzada en-
Cabo -Rojo, una banda de m1sica ba-
10 la direction de don Herminio Brau
Delgado.
Anoche no Sc celebro la funcion
ananrciada en- el cine Puerto Rico de-
bMo al NAL tempo remante.
La FOSFATINA FALLIERES ase-
gura los niios una constitution ro-
busta.
Nos aseguran que apeflas empezados
los trabajos de la canalizacldn del rio
de Bayamon, Sc han srspendido, por
Los se1ores Santoni Cora, ham
presentado un bill la Camara, pI-
diendo el establecimiento de una Cor
te Municipal en- Camuy.
Anoche 4 consecuencia del NAL tfem-
| po, Sc salspendio la retreta que esta-
ba anunciada en- la Plaza Principal.
oEl Duende,p de Arecibo, hace ear
gos al policia insular Felipe Maldona-
do, pr su proceder en- la detencion
de Gregorio Silva, y el caballero Gus
tavo Ros, de aqtella ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
w g ndra?

Sc estan practicando activas gestio-
mes para traer San Juan, una vez
que pasen los festejos carnavaIescos,
la excelente compania de zarzuela que.
esta actu'ando en- el teatro Albizu de
La Habana.
En- dicha compania que dirige Va
lentin Gonzalez, fgura como estrella liz
admirable Julita Torres, creadora de-
ola Gatita Blanca.p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05

oEl Duende,p de Arecibo, hace ear
gos al policia insular Felipe Maldona-
do, pr su procedcr en- la deteneion
de Gregorio Silva, y el caballero Gus
tavo Ros, de aqltella cludad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05

Sc encuentra completamente rsta-
blecida de su larga dolencia el dis
tinguido joven Eduardo Saldana, qrlieu
volvera & ocupar su puesto en- la OF
Gina del gobernador Mr.. Post.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05

Los sefores Garcia Duc6s, Elzaburu,
Trelles Arrillaga, han presentado un
bill sobre carreteras.
De San Sebastian Las Marias, Sc
gun ellos, hace falta un camino y tam
bien hace falta un presupuesto para
dichas obras.
Hay que construir doce kil6metroe
de carretera aiirmada probablemeD-
te costaran 10000 dollars.
Hay otro bill de interes para los
dependencies del gremio de ultramari-
nos de los que no pertenecen nj
citado gremio.
FL bill EN- question esta patrocina
do por tres delegados, de los cualess
llevara la voz cantante ell sefor Llo-
rens Torres.
Tratase de no permitir ning,in due
no de establecimiento de mercancias,
de provisiones, de cualquier otra
clase de trabajos. que sus empleados
trabajen despu6s de las seis de la tar
de y antes de las seis de La mafana
No seran comprendidos en- dicha ley
los hoteles, cafes, farmacias, lecherias
fabrlcas, bodegones puestos para la
venta de refrescos Y comidas, Y los de
perodicos, tabacos f6sforos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05

Nos informan que ha sido separado
del cuerpo, ell guardia de Penales, Fe-
lipe Santana, autor de La muerte vio-
lcnta producida 4 un preso de la ear
ccl de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
a s. 1.5O

Es do mucha utilidad, no solo para
los Abogados, Cortes Judicialss, Ayun-
tamientos. Corporaciones y smplssdos
de todos los ramos, sino tambi6n para
los comerciantes, indutriales y psrso-
mas de negocios, el conocimiento dc La
T,eyes de Puerto Rico aprobadas por
las CAmaras ell Consejo Executive -
el pasado afio de 1907.
Sc venden & $50 en- Ii Lbrerfa del
Bol1tfu Her0ant0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
Para Ponce

Esta manana ha salido para Pom
ce, nuestro distinguido amigo com
panero don Gumersindo Lastra. re-
cien llegado de Espana.
FL senior Lastra volvera q San Juan
antes de embarcar para La Habana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05

Anoche consecuencia del NAL item
po, Sc suSpendio la retreta que esta
ba anunciada en- la Plaza Principal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
h dIScurSO del Dr.. Gutierrez

Malana empezaremos publican la
notable conferencia del doctor Cutie
rrez Igaravidez, pronunciada en- el sa-.
Ion de actos del Ayuntamiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
uGIRUA lEKLADA AkTlBllu0M
DE ]. u. BLANCO

Ca q uso desapsrece el extreai-
mieaso, indigestion, dolores de cabe
q. 1aqueca, bills. xcido del cst6mago
= eeneral todos los desarreglos pro
encsdoe por 81 estomago 8 intestinos
Ekrm1etD 10 DlUeeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
EI arresto de aver

Aver tarse fue arrestado en- 81 res
taurant Ella LindaD por la detective
el joven Trinidad Miranda. qIiicn =
acIssa de una infracci6n del Codia
Penal.
III juez Lassalle ha sefialaslo pars.
madana la vista del juicio.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-21
EXTRA Man TO KEEP
The GRAIN MOVING
GEO. r. MERRITT, N. p. TRAVEL
ING FREIGHT AGENT, ARRIVES
TO ASSIST IN FALL RUSH OF
eRAIN-sAYs NORTH DAKOTA
FARMERS ARE HOLDING GRAIN.

Geo. r. Merritt. travelling freight
agent of the Northern Pacific, with
headquarters at st. Paul, has again
arrived in the city to help keep the
grain on that road. Mr.. Merritt was
here for about three months last fall
on the same errand. He has an Office
in the Northern Pacific station.
Mr.. Merritt will spend most Of his
time on the Fargo division giving spe-
cial attention to the Casselton and
the Southwestern branches.
1t will be his duty to see that cars
are furnished regularly and he has a
general supervision over the movement
of grain on this division.
Although he has just moved his
here Mr. Merritt has been
on this job for some weeks and he
stated this morning that the grain
is progressing nicely.
The farmers are holding their grain
this year more than they have ever
done in the past, according to Mr..
Merritt He attributes this to the
growing wealth of North Dakota farm
ers, the fact that they are fast get
ting out of the hands Of the money
lenders and are Independent.