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The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
Circuit Court No. 1.
7rsrtcr STAFFORD.

=
No. $50 Alcott-Taas Company V. Williamson &
Libby Lumber C0mTanyi verdict feT plaintiff ior
1Hlo2 Attorneys. John Rid0ut-L. A. Pradt and
c. F. Wilson
No 5l5ss Warren vs Coloun BTos.; oTder d.
recting carishee 70 Tay fund into court Attorneys.
J. b Arcaer-E I. Gies ard ". L EdzoustOn-
Assignments FOR today
No. 555 Rinshart - Chesapeake and OHIO Ran-
way Company. Attorneys PCTy-HlHilton 4 Col
bsTt.
Ne. 81 MsE-udes vA Luttsren et al AttoI,
neTs Rals,ou & Siddons and Richardson-H hamilton,
Colbert Te-<es Hamilton
No 571 smita executor. ". Philadelphia. Bal
ti-nore ard Washington Railroad ConDany. AttS=-
usys. Glttings & sbieIds-SeRenney Flannesy.
No SIS Hall rs. Capital Tzzciion Company At
tornsys. Tob-insr-Perry I s0n.
No So. Nicolzi sdui!ntsrnztor. IS Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Rsilroad Compeny- A.
tcrneys. McNefu & DaTid-Mckeu1ey & F1annery-
No 81 Madre IS NoTsich Union Fire lnsura1ce
sonIsty Attorneys, RichSrds-BskeF ard Sheehy
Hogan
No Es. Frsy vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. " p BendhauT-PeTTy Scn and
DunIop.
No. -. Miller. adlninistratrix IS BalIimo-s ard
Ohio Rallroad Company. Attorneys, Collins *
C-ev-r-EIs~nsIf1-
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Belmont Park.

Glen HsIen........ s. Helen CarTou..-........ p
CooskIng ---.-.------ s. D2lnafizn ~
Beuinster .........s. 9 EgenIug Sgn......s..... =
SECOND RAC-Baycheste- Handicap; seven fl,--
1o-rS- fhraa-vssr-olds
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GLEN ECHO SEASON ON.
Booking for ExcurEiOnS Indicate
Busy summer at Resort.

boOklnE Tor EXcurE1O1S Indicate
Busy Summer at Resort.
Great interest attached TO the opening
OF Glen Echo Park on Monday. The
picturesque resort on the upper Poto-
mac was occupied by a throng Of amuse-
ment seekers. eager TO elbow mother
earth al close range for the first time in
the spring season
All was spic, span, and new for the
occasion. The entire park appeared 10
the best advantage BY day the broad
acres were inhabited by q happy COM
Dany Of women and children. in the
e5-en!ug all the bellies and beaux and
the matgrer grown Ups trooped over the
walks ana sought rest and recreation
in the many diversions which this large
park affords.
The arrangement whereby one may in
dulge in every attraction on the grounds
at least once for . cents. and take In"
the motion pictures in the HippodrOme
and the dancing pavilion just as long as
he OF she may elect. has proved inter-
esting
In every department Of the park the
new season finds the management amply
prepared TO take charge Of a big seasons
business Already the bookings for ex-
cursious are large
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE WIGHT

rL@AANAL " -AH-A--
Essats q Elias z Barskat; 0gds- g-anung Letters
Of adr.iuls,atioa: bod 80. AttGnsy. ". n
Levin
EE.zts of John B soo,t oTdcr gTznti-G letters
4 administration; boad. N.5a Attorneys. L5on &
Lyon
In re Joseph J. s,Tecslire' order CONFIRMING cred
itors' report. At;o-Dey ". r. EIison-
In re J. E-nsst Rsa1y: petitiol 70 eischargs
guardian Attorasy. =. J. SEeensg
Estate y Johu A. Brown. o-dsr extending tine 70
sign bll q excep1iouz
Estate q MaTiSuna q. Van WhTs auditors re-
uo-t confirmed. attorney. ". J. Hamii'o7, =.
Estate q Williso E2rbeck cause reisTTed %
zri.to-. Attorney. =. II. Tsy-0r.
Estate q Ezizabeth ; RanGsn; order g-aufirg
letters q s6lainisrrsti0s boDd, Sl,0oo. Ai'oVDey
IS. X QuirteT.
Essats q Ephrzi1 s. Randan; case referred %
aueitor Attorney. ". K Qui1ter.
Estate q Tomas Il. NetheT,z1d; o7isr granting
letters testaueutary. bcnd So Attorneys. Hamil-
tau. Colbert Yc-kcs & Hamilton
Es.afs Of sizry Z. Roberts. VII dated Nay l.
go fled
Estate q Lawrence 1Ioz.ssy; ozder oouarrrirz or
dsT q Nay =. nee
Estzte q MaTy 2 Blsir. order appointing ar-
przisers
Estate Il Ber-y c. Underwood. petition f'r lst-
tss q administration At;cr3cys. Lester & Price
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LAToNIA RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Fozr furlongs Chsrryosa. 1uz
PsEsl. : to 2 Won: Inferno Queen, rs (Ksinl. Z
20 I. second; BaniTes. los Powers. to l. third.
Tine. o-s9 s. Caraband. Latoupee Eiddy Lee
Lady McSally. John NcTzTs, T. u IrFin. Elors
Dana and Dzfis also ran
SECOND RACE-SE fzriouEs- Marnorean. I6e
Powers. 70 !. To1, 1IcChud. II lRics3 % l
second; Paul Rrirsrt. 10 lHei5sl. 10 to J. third.
Tine. 1lSG5 san Prino Hl-a-r z n Fr
J. asaioiph. La Sosur. Banrida OTeisndo. and
EtheI Car 40 fsn
THIRD RACE-Four f,srlonTs G. 4 Lefmsn rs
tPagel. % 70 J. Won; Piacdes rs f1fcCsee} % :
second; Psul Davis. Is gTrozleF). . 5 third.
Tine. % % Zephirs. Broken Ties. Grace Dixon.
B-sFite. 4sss Sly. ard Black BcT also rsu.
FOURTH RAoE-one EilA Io1 EzEEz-d, g
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OUTING OF BOYS BRIGADE.
Annual Field Day Exercises Planned
for Saturday.

Special orders have been issued by
Mai Gen James N. Henry. commanding
the United Boys Brigade Of America,
for the annual field day exercises to be
held at Ede's Mil. on the New Cut road.
on Saturday The companies viii report
70 the senior officer present at 9 O'Clock
in the moraing.
Tie programme Of the exercises IN
cludes competitive drill for a trophy
cup and a gold medal TO the individual
most proficient in the manual OF arms;
athletic events for several prizes: a sham
battle between the two hattalions. and q
parade and review at which the prizes
viii be awarded anC the command
turned over 10 the newly elected officers.
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EXCURSIONS.

n addition TO the usual weekend trips
70 Old Point Comfort, the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company VII this week Al extra triu
OF accUnt q Decoration DEy. A spe1sl Tuund-tTip
rate VII be made fo- this excursion bit tickets iI
DOT cuTsr hotel expe1Ses az The Old Point Comfort
hotals as is the case With the regular Friday and
Saturday 20 Monday o1tizEs
TfcEers fnr the OVer-NeEoTizl-6zv eCr1rsion VII
be good "a return Until TUESDAY mo-ui1s. leaving
this city ~ the usual saIns hour, s.l5 ? II, Sat
u7day. Ihs 1sh-
his sr0uEeneut VII gre al Sunday ard Non
day az Old PeiBt. NoTfoik ncighbo-ing points n
which tine ore VII hare ample Opportunity 70 rest
up c. ctherEiss enjoy hinsslf
NcTIcth ard washington OficeS sTe located az foot
q Seventh street and at 10 Fouriss1sh STREET f7t
4oor q tbs cpi1gsz1 Bzs1SzS
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AUT0ISTS GET PRIZES.
winners of Reliability Test Honored
at Club.

William D. West, president Of The Au-
tomobile Club Of Washington. presented
the prizes won az the recent reliability
test yesterday evening The members Of
the club gathered in the assembly room.
where the president delivered a short ad-
dress reviewing the contest
He awarded the prize for class a to
William Orne, whose MaIheson car car
ried on first hOnOTs. The prize for class
was given 20 J. A Mulheisen. who
drove a Buick. and the cup for class c
went 20 c. Z. Miller, who entered 8
Ford car.
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TspHnl. I % 6. Voc; Col Blue. g Paul 70 !
second; Bonnie Bard. II Page. 8 70 /, third
Tine 4 SG Brook Leaf also rzn-
FIFTH RACE-SiK fuTloaEA BOSeTTsin. II tPagsl
10 !. won. Dslce. le tRObinsonl, % I, second
Voting. II lGlzsneTl. Is 70 / third Tine, li2
RaIbert. Lady Vie Gold PToof Rebel Queen, aiss
Felix, Mary Or. and Canopian also rln.
SIXTH RACE-Ors mile stone Street lgT (sic
Gee. : 70 / Won; Waterfalls. lo9 iAudressi. 3 q
I. wou; Katie Powers. los tGlasaerl 70 !. third
Tne, IsS56 LADY BalauT, Enlist. Bryce. anc
Bucket Briezds also ran.
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Circuit Court No. :.
~--y,rr rr-s-rrr f-rApArGH

CHEZ aN6GtLE NA@aBAtHH
No sasss orisni IS Pzrstols; tine 20 Subuli
u.o-iou Tor ner trizI exte1ded % iHclude 5th in
szut Attoneys. d. Rothschiid ard A I. New
meyer-Birney & WoodEsrd.
No. s25 Morgan " Baltimore ard OHIO Raj
r0sd Company, depos-aons ordered 70 Oe t2ke1-
&C., y q. Gittirrs and r D Blackissone-
Hsrnlroa. CoTbe-. ye-kes & HGrilto1-
No. s0ssl MzCKenzis vs Crouss; motion fc- nes
tia fled Attorneys, L. J. Mather-H L Davis
AssiEuue1ts fo- to-day
No E6 Bowen "a Dob5iHs Attorneys. G, 5
sh-sre. TT c. Bradley.
No so McCloskey Is Fuller Company. Atto--
usys Hs75al-DuFau. McKer1ey & FauDeTy.
No IS LeETsncs rs. GOodscre Attorneys.
Mouitoa-Kssne-
No 80 Arnsrican FrIit Product Company "a
serames- -Keiiy Comrs-y. AttaTneyS. Hamilton, Col
m Yerkcs & Hauzr11-D1-siss. Baker Shsz-
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No. 5sS. Edwin A. sringle rs. Henry Ostrin-
ger; notes. $500 Attorney. g. F. Dunlop.
Va. 500 Frank J. Mullins Is John L sfctsrgW
aupeIart. appeal. Dcfsrdants attorney. z N
Parker
No. SOL Collspssb.e Hanear Company IS. AMER
car Security and Trust Company: damages, Sl0e10
Attorneys. Hamilton Colbert Terkes & Hamilton
Nc. 5EZ John KeIlcher IS CAPITAL Traction
Company, damages. soc Attorneys Downing q
Bcrrt.
No 5l673. NeEs-Leader Company Is Pacific Coss'
Circulation CoEUaBy; damages. s6Ss5 Attorneys
Dlr-las & Baker
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MASSACHUSETTS RESORTS.
largest Morning Circulation,

All advertising contracts made BY The
washington Herald are based upon its
bona fde circulation-a circulation N
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained By any morning
newspaper at the Capitol It's books
are open
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az InformaI Recentlon.

An informal reception Ezs given the meu q
Companies and G. Engineer Department Of the
NaTy. who isave Washington tomorrow for the
Philippines By 5. z. Henrise, al his residence,
sixth and \ streets srathxess. lsst ziSht Ab01t
20 27 EEs Fszzt-
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JUSTICE BARNARD
" 81. 10 rs HARM ~ PsdSstti dischs-ss OF
dered
No. So. N e Thomas z. Wasyaman; sale q
lots % and L. square G7s. CleTeland PARK. fnslly
rsr11e-l
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Mechanics Lien.

n. 5sT. Henry T. Brown IS Anthony B. HOoke
Tart o. lot Is square "a so Second street ro-7h
east. S10o- Attorney. Oscar Naucx
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stenm.hin n1ovements.

New York May 8-AFTivcd out. Berlin. at
Genoa: Teltouic AZ Plymouth
Sailed from foreign. ports CoEouiz. from Queens
town: Rroa PriEz Wilhelm fT01 C5G50uEE;
oqynir. fr9n chgs5us.
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District Court.
BnnkrnptcT Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. p II re widening alley II square Il; hear
irE continued untl Outcber :
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
"wednesday, May 28, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

M zsss6 Gear :. al. vs. Gea-y e al; o<dss
suoasnffnr commission to assign doser Attornsgs
A. H Fsrzuson-W. 7. Dousidson-
No S65s Prince ~ Prince; rule returnable May
2 1879 Atto-neys, J. " LarineF-D. W. ODo1'o-
-ghus and Beach & Adkins
n, ssZss Muse et al vs ouuum ct al de-
cee Of MAY z. gs. amended AtsGDeyS E ;.
Mussey-E. {. Duttou.
NJ z2S7s Dyreufurth ys DyTsus0rth rEle 70
t7,usble June 4 Isp. Attorneys. A. A. Hoehling-
r. H. Yeatman.
No 2is5s Reveiis 81 a. ~ wilson e al; oroeT
niss. Attorney. Thomas Walker.
No Z1sa Whelar e al IS. Whelan: trustee {
report referred % auditor. Attorneys, d. B. AoSi
ton-J. ". JeuuingS-
No. 4IS. Jones y Jones: divorce granted. At
to-oe~s q Csrzuetou-J s. HoTigzn-
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Equity Suits
Lawsuits.

No &556 8Iarsa-ss A. 3Islouey IS Ma-y C
Mzloney Thompson e. o.. for partition.
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Enuftr Court 10. z
rrrrrr rrp1nur

No US Tucker ". Tucker 2 al -ule rVtG-1
sbls June / Attorneys. G. II. Henans ard J. L
Pu-h-J L Neil ard L. y. King.
Hsbess Cozpuz. No. fs2. II r. Helen L Weider
bun: order as 70 custody
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QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE.
TirEiuiz Beach IrEi1ia. Ope7 al TIE year- Al
ply 70 MISS LISTER tu.th.sls4
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KING'SENTRYWINNER
MinOru Captures Derby at
EPSON Downs.
GREATEST RACE N HISTORY

SIR Martin, American Entry, Goes TO
Wire at B TO L and Makes Strong
Running TIL Forced Into Corner.
LOuviers n Close Second - Vast
IhFons COngratuIates sovereisa.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

EPSON, England. Nay 26-The Epson
Derby. the classic event Of the Eigiish
turf, and the blue ribbon feature Of the
racing season, was run here to-day, and
wen By King Edwards 0Iinoru.
In this victory the famous bay colt has
made history, to-day being the first oc-
easion on which the greatest Of al fat
races on the turf has been won by an
animal belonging 10 a reIgning monarch
". RsphaeFs Louviers was second. and
Lord MicheIhan's William " was third
The American crack, Sir Martin, owned
BY Louis Winans. an American resident
OF London. and bred n Kentucky by John
Z Madden, Of whom much was expected
was nowhere in the race. and feu down.
Magnificent AInOru scored his victory
by a head only. while half a length d.
vided the second and third horses. The
victory Of the Kings horse was greeted
by an outbuTst OF enthusiasm. the equal
of which never has been Witnessed at Ep-
BON
FhrOnE Wildly Excited.
The crowd at the course was Wild with
excitement, and broke through the police
gordon. and almost mobbed King Edward
Es, following the tine honored custom,
MS majesty. as owner OF MInoru. led the
champion into the paddock.
The field Of fifteen was sent away TO
an exceptionally good start. BrOoklands
made the running from LOUviers for the
first mile. EitE the Kings colt well
placed n fifth position. Approaching
Tattenham corner. 8Iinoru improved his
position and. stalling OF close 70 the
homestretoh a strong challenge by Lou
viers. he won by the shortest OF short
heads.
AS soon as the horses entered the
straight, and the crowd recognized that
the Kings coIors were in front. the cheer
ing besR- Gradually the enthusiasm
spread oeer the Downs. and the cheers
grew IN volume as Minoru neared the
Judges box
Hard TO Decide.
The victory was 50 narrow that there
was a moments hesitation pending the
Judges verdict. but when the royal mum
Der was hoisted 10 the TOP OF the board
great roar burst forth afresh, and fol-
lowed the King as he left the royal box
and LED his third Derby champion 20 the
unsaddHng inclosure. HIS majesty's two
previous successes were achieved when
he was the Prince OF Wales.
Si- Martin actually started a fav0rite
IN the bettinS e. 3 10 L
Tho American crack was going strong
IN the running. and SSs well up among
tire leaders when he camA>to grief Brook
lands was leading al the apSgOach 10 Tat
tenham Corner. with LOuvfeTs close I'D.
Sir Martin, MiEoru. Bayardo. and VaIens
formed the second fight
Rounding this dangerous corner Sir
Martin was crowded BY the other horses,
crossed his legs. and fell Jockey Martin
ESCAPED nhurt
So Martin Not Hurt.
Sir Martin finished riderless. He was
apparently unhUrt- He was fourth and
g9lng extremely well when the accident
occurred, the cause OF which Is not quite
clear
One account says a horse crossed his
legs, while another states It was due 70
q collision with Strickland Martin had
a narrow escape. Electric Boy jumped
pvsT him while he was PROSTATE.
A physician who happened 10 be watch
Eng the race from a point close BY,
1iastened 70 him ard found that he had
p great lump on his forehead his nose
was abraded, and he had sustained other
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CARS TO kEHslHGTOR

Leave 18Th s. ard y y ave. On cr1rte- h0u-z; psss
Bridge. MAIN ENTRANCE zoo PARK, - Las
eoa1ect With KslSzSto1 LA
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Criminal Court No. L.
Criminal Court NO. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD
United states ys. John P. TrlIling; murder frst
d-gree: cn triaL AttcTnsys. 7. C. TAylor and Marx
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
JUSTICE ANDERSON

Uuitsd States "a Frzrk D. EldeT and AdresnSs
P. Elder. gTznd larceny; rgTcie- Attorney. z.
CEr.agtCl-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

/ FIFTH RACB-MezdoEb-ook Hunters steepie-
chase: fTeyear-ol6s and upward; a1ut Two ard ols,
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HOTEL 0STEED.

Atlantic City y. J.-Whois block oceen rrrut e.
pacifT so. hot and cod "a water baths. srscOus
po-Clcs cTeTiooS ocesn and B01-dzslk, orchestra
table ard service . hShes Standard fD6ooz sEi-n-
can pan Booklet Eleclrzc cuzca meets trains
fhfrd scasu-- d. ?. RAETER Lzrsrs
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HOTEL LAMRoRN

0oesn end Ms7yland ave. Atlantic CITY. y J.
Eerto- % street lsvei roo1s en site With p-iTats
baths JULIA A. Mis- EFi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
Ia leglla Do Ia C0niEill
Rccibimiento entusiasta

Esta maiana las scis entr6 IN
puerto al vapor "toamo," que tram a
su bordo Ia Comisi6n puertorraueDa.
A pesar de 10 intompsrtIvo de- la
hora acudi6 al muclle nimero Irno mu-
cho pGblico y prominontes PERSONAL
dades del partiio uniooista, oisi tn
dos los Delegates la Camara, pcrn-
distas prohombres do la onacctivi--
dad.
bos scnores Munoz Rivera Y Coli y
Clchi fuerOn cntnsiastameate aclama-
dos por los manifcstan,sS.
Desdc ALI Sc dirigicron hes conf
sionados y Sus acompahantcs las off
cinaS dc Ia .Iunta Central unionlSta,
donde el seior Mnioz Rivera explic6
las gestioncs de Ia comisi1n v eXtes.n-
rizo Sus ,ST,cranZas cn 81 exito de las
getioncss practsadas on la Mctropoli.
En- nombre de la Camara de De4epa-
dos, cOnteSto a Ia clocuento cxposi--
ci6n del sefor Munoz Rivera. 81 sciior
Diaz Navarro. que di6 la biem vcnida,
On nombre de la Camara Ins1lar. 4
los ilustrps comisi iomados que han lie
vado 4 cabo tam alta y IritrS6tsca la
bor
III ctocuente tribune eftuvo eloc1ien-
tisimo ai eondensar los dcscuS de Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
Il crInlen De Ioa-aIta
MAS DETALLES

En Ia oficina de cuartal general nsai
f;scllltan el siguiente tclcgrama, quo
arplia los lnformes de aver, acerca del
crimcn de Toa-alta.
FL detective Maymi amxilia al ,Iucr
Municipal a practlcar una nvestiga-
ci6n en- 81 pEeblo de Toa-alta, con me-
two de los sucesoS ocurrIdos el dia 3
del actual por Ia noche, cumpIiendo asa
}rdenes del Attorney General, ressnE.
taDlo ser autores los individuos Massle1
Rivera, Enlogio Perez, Ramon Ransnss
y Francisco Rion, contra quienes Sc ha
ordenado formular denuncia por "Aten
tado contra Ia vida. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
DeVia;e

En- 81 vapor Catalina iia embarca-
do esta tardc para Espana, nucstro
Querid0 amigo el DR. ID. Rogelio Perez
Morris. socio del BOLETIN MERCAN
TIL
NucStro buen amigo permanccera
una breve tcmporada on Espans, ' re-
grcsara De nuevo esia lsla, dentro de
pocoS mcSes.
La Retlaeci1n del BOIETIN d. sicsea
rn viaje felicisimo quiere verle prom
10 entre nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
La function de a0ochc
Despedida de Heras

Con "El punao de rosas, Ia Hosta-
ria del Laurel Fl rey del va'or, 81
despldi6 anoche del pubiico de Sam
Juan, el distingusdo primer actor don
Jose Heras. que ha alcanzado tan en-
vDdiable y reesonante 6Xito EN- Ia treve
temporada que ha hecho entire nos-
otros
FL publico aclam6 i TIeras d la sa-
Ida em FL punao," Y en- tu1as las es
cenas culmnantes.
Al acabar la obra atrono la sala
del Municipal una oyaci6n fraeorosa
Era que el pnblico despedia al rc
mail actor premiaba sn labor adm
rable.
Heras deja un gran recuar,io. en San
Juan.
rs lastima que apromiantes debe
res faiaies le obliguen partir, pri-
tandonos dc su arte que nuestro pil-
blico ha safido aIeeciar y ha sabido
tremiar
Tamhitn fueron xaplaudidkinlaS /
Is nora lrls la PeraI, In Sevaqr;l- el
BARITONE Cid, que as un actor mny d s
tinguido Y los senores Castillo. Riera
Ilaurad6.
I'll esrcno de Ia "Hosteria 6-l lau-
raIv ,y,,ot1 ,,,,,obn IL .,I,r-, ,,,t-.of,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
n PreSidcnte De Ia Cdnara


~ encumtI1 entire nocotros, Il Pre-.
Sidants de la Canaan de Dcegaios. dan
jose de Diego quim vim eSpr@am1n-
te esta capital para prsdir Ia TO-
cepeiin qoe Il pdrtido Unionsta txs-
but6 esta nanara, en- el muelse, 4 Au
llegada de los seSSres Mnnoz Bvona n
Coll y Cuchi n
FL senor de Diego, q causa dea do
licado cstado de 81 salud, no IA po-
dido concurrir Ia manifestation hs-
niendo que permassor rccluSto au
sus hsbitaciones dol hotel Insisturs.
por prescription facrStativa.
Mucho scmtimos su dolencsa y do
seamoe su pa'onto restablecimento-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06

Ia sumisi6n y al silcncio en- que una so
ciedad admite v Sanciona su njusta ser
vidumbre. Y, de todas mancras, II
nueStra socio,lad pugna por romper sus
ligaduras. 81 Congress- no peTsistira en-
cStrceharlas y r'macharlas, porque ello
cquNaldria Il Ia ahdicaci6n Il 4 In viola
ci6n dc ios idealeS hist6ricos dc In Union
Americana,
Nosotros cntcndemoS que ei paSo de
ahora no - 81 iltimo sino el primcro
lc una Scric dc avanccs hacia In liber.
tad. Solo rctroccdiendo perderiamos
In haialla Y rctroccder cs impossible
In Camara qucm6 sus navcs al IL do
Mario Y no cabc que 81 pals vuclya los
oioS hacia atr;ls. sino QUO vaya adclan-
tc. cucstc 70 que cucstc.
Nucstra labor no ha dc confundlrse
con los cilculos cgoistas dc I'M intcres
partidario. rs mas grandc v mas no
Bile. rs una labor gcnerosa. que So ms
pira en- nm noble patriotISmo y tiendc
4 cnsanchar 81 campo dc acci6n, 81 mez
quno campo on que Sc agita nucstra po-
bre cxistencia dc colonia csclava'
ri pueblo juzgara
LuiS Uuao= R,rord, Cayoi0no CoH y
Cuch.
ldentificado con este informe, que
,ionc mi mas amplia solidaridad.
san Juan. Mayo 6 de 1909
T.. Bcpitc1 rdSt1aoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
Domingo 0rozco.
Do6a NcapIa AIayOn

So acentia Ia grsive<iad de IL dis
tingulda DANA dona Micaela Al3ydn
Slila De Ginorio.
Sc han celebra,io variaS consul tass
Is.o -. feme un fatal dezseniace la
mcniaInos profundanFente Ia paIa I.Di
,lEe paSSan uuostr0s amigos. hos llceSl
csislos Ginosic, y haoeuss votos Eor
= rsxtabirimiento lie SD sseifasa sla.
Dire.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
Don Cu|Ipr|no Claudio

la sido nombrado practicamte de
los nacvu hospatales de Santmce, el
distinpuido joven don Gualermo Clan
dio, que oclipaba una plaza de ig'la1
categoria en 81 Cuarto de Socorros.
FL seiior Claudio durante ei item
20, dos ailos, que ha ocupado el Ples-
to de practlcante en- d Cuarto de So
corroS, ha demostr7Ido sus ralevantes
aptitudes para 81 dificil cargo que des-
empena.
FL Senor del Vale Atiles ha hecho
m buen nombramento con la eleeci6n
dcl sefor Claudio. lie felicitamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
Ia denunciia contra ,
ia Dp1n0cpacIa' .

Esta MARIANA sc VIC eai Ii tOTte Mn
Diciral una dcnuncla procedente de la
Cortc de Humacao, contra nucStno oS-
timado colega LA DemOcr~cia" por
I'm articulo titulado "VamoS Il wtroga
daru V CONSIDERABLE libeloso pOr 81 le-
fe de policii de scptima clase del
pueSto de Yabucoa, senor Areizaga.
La nota en- este imcio no fue nj la
denlncia, que no tione matcrlalmento
importancia. nj la declarac ION de tes-
ticos, Ia nota deSafnada fue, Y rcco-
eemoS la opinion imparciai del pubii-
90 que asisti6 4 Ia vista dea jmcio q
discur.so 8 10 que fuere de la deferSl.
Hay que oonvcnir on que los efec-
tos pirotecnbcos no imprcslonan Guam
do degeneaJan en- algo ridlculo, hay
que convenir en- que cfertos cliohes, que
en- otro tempo paq'ecian y mnca han
Sido cficaces, h;Dce tempo que han ST.
do retirados de la trlbuna forense.
FL iuez I.asesale considero "a arti-
culo demmciado como llbeloSo Y die
t. sentemcia contra nuestO eStfmado
colega.
DepIoram0s el Trercance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
TereSita LlOrens

Ia fallecido en- Ponce, la sefiorltsa.
Teresita LlorenS, prima hermana sis.
nnestro amigo el Ledo. Lfsre.s ,srr'e%.
Delegado IA Camara.
RI BOLETlN sc asocia 81 ,i@Io--.-ers- :
en- estos instantes de verdadera pena
esnbarga Ia dlSting,lida familia de Rz
tinada, y todos enviamos nuestro sass-
cero ptSa1ne