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The Washington times., 1910-03-05
ZELAYA
BACK IN DISTRICT
Son of Former Nicaraguan
President Joins Wife and
Son In Capital.


Carlos Alphonzo Zeiay3, son OF the fu-
gitive former President of Nicaragua
who came into the public eye a little
more than two years ago when ne
eloped with the daughter OF DR.. W. W.
Baker, Of lSn North Capitol street. has
returned To Washington after a highly
successful concert tour in Central
America. CUBA. aad Jamaica.
The young Nicaraguan was with his
father I'D 70 the time the latter left
Mansgua FOR Mexico, in January, hut
has not seen him since. He VIII remain
In Washington with his wife and son,
who are stopping with DR.. Baker until
he receives word from his managers tn
New York Of concert dates that are
being arranged for him
For awhile after he was married
young Zelaya had a rocky road TO
travel. He got into trouble with the
NIcara guam legation here, and was
without funds. But he is a brilliant
pianist. and went 20 work Immediately 10
earn his own living His first engage
ment was at Luna Park.
He continued the struggle and about
a year ago went 20 ManagUa with his
wife and son. While there he gave a
concert that demonstrated his ability,
and since that time he has been con-
stantIv on tour in South and Central
America
When trouble broke out afresh IN
Nicaragua. young Zelaya saw his father
to the steamer and sailed with his wife
two weeks later. Mrs. Zelays brought
her young son 10 Washington and Mr.
Zelaya stopped of at Kingston, Ja-
maica, where he gave a concert Later
he gave concerts in Havana, Santiago,
and San Jose, Costa Rica, meeting with
pronounced success He came 10 Wash
inCton direct from Havana. He had eX-
pected to meet General Zeiaya in Ha-
vana. nut the father sailed the day be-
fore the son arrived. The older Zelaya
is now m spain and from indirect re-
ports that have reached young Zelaya,
the dcposed President Is in excellent
health
AIr. Zelays is now planning an extern
sive concert tour through South Ameri-
ca but probably viii pe heard IN this
country before he sails.
Young Zelaya says he has no intCn-
tion Of entering politics IN Nicaragua
or anywhere else. He is musician and
cares for nothing else His whole lie,
he says. will be devoted TO his family
and his art.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
DETECTIVES SEEK
LETTER WRITERS
Members of House Tremble
Under Threats to Blow
Them Up.

Postoffce Department detectives were
to day turned loose on the trail Of
the Committee which he'd the te-
merity 10 threaten members of the au-
gust House of Representatives with
dynamite, demanding that the cost Of
living be lowered.
There are a few trembling hearts in
the House today. for the letters seemed
10 indicate that the writer's were in
earnest. The pleasant little missives
informed the members Of the House that
food prices are beyond the reach of
those who must labor for a living
The letters were pOst-marked Chica 20,
and as dynamite bombs have become a
favorite form OF amusement there, Ger
tain Representative feel rather nervous
about The warning
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
COURTS DECISION
ALARMS OFFICIALS
New Jersey Cities Fear Ex-
iStence of Boards May
Be Affected.

TRENTON. y. J.. March 5.-Mayor
Waller Madden. and some Of the other
city officials have become appreh enSive
that the decision Of the Court cf Errors
and Appeals q month ago. deCla ring IN
ConStit utiOual The civil service act where
Il haC been adopted IN municipalities
by vote OF the governing bodies, may
AMY in an unexpected way in the
cites and wipe out the dock ward,
the playground commission and perna ps
sis0 the IRE and police boards.
Mayor Madden has consulted with
City Counsel Charles Z Bird and To-
E1ther they have taken up the question
with Senator Leavitt. The Jersey City
authorities have already taken the mat
ter Up and Senator Fielder or Hudson
county. and Mayor WirtDen OF Jersey
CITY, are looking into the situation
Il say be necessary 10 seek SY.PCisl
legislation al the present session 10 un-
tanEle he municipal knot which it iS
believed has been tied by the cCur4
decision.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
WORK NEVER DONE.
TAFT INTIHATES
Tells Members of Twenty
Four-HuorS-a-Day Club He
Learned Much First Year.

ReinE President is twsnty-four-
hours-a-day Job, according 20 Ar. Taft.
The President was the principal speak
er at the tenth annual dinner gwen by
the Twenty-f Club of
the Young Mems Christian Association
at Rauscher's last night Addresses
were made also bv Ambassador Bryce.
or Great Pritain; Herman de Lager
crsntz, the Swedish minister, the Rev
r. J. Ross Stevenson. Of Baltimore, and
George Otis Smith. president OF the s5-
sociation. Among the guests or honor
was Chang Yin Tang, the Chinese min
aktsxs ...
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
JUBILANT OVER
STRODE'S DEFEAT
Virginia Statewide Prohibition Bill
Lost by Two TO One
Vote.

RICHMOND. Y. March s.-Neube-s
of the Democratic regular organizs-
non all over the state are coners tn
iatinS themselves today on the defe.
OF me Strobe Statewide prohibition
bin in the senate YESTERDAY.
IN spite Of Senator Strode-s cha-~e
mat the organization had bargained in
the recent campaisu that II cerrain
votes were delivered there would be 20
prohibition legislation this yea-. rs
5ill was lost by two-to-one vote. tie
ballot standing - 50 Il.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
TO HONOR MEMORY
OF MAN BEALL
Boulder, Commemorative O
Georgetown Pioneer, to Be
Placed Near Church.

A bolder, commemorative Of Ninan
Beall. a prominent colonial settler Of
Georgetown, viii be placed near Christ
Church by a committee from the So
ciety Of Colonial Wars.
Thomas Hyde will have charge Of the
work. He viii be assisted BY DR.. Mar
Gus BENJAMIN and G. 9. Magruder. fr
At the SOCiety'S meeting last night,
c g MaCrudeT. jr-. read a paper on
''Dr- Lawrence BOnUne. first physician
general of Virginia. and Dr. John Potts.
His Successor. Justice Barnard pre-
sided.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
VANDERBILT HEADS
LIST FOR RECEPTION
Mayor Gaynor Names $50 Promi-
nent New Workers TO Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt.

NEW YORK. March 5-The commit
tee that viii welcome Theodore Roose-
welt on his return from Africa will in
clude al least 150 prominent N7x York
ers- That number was uameu yester-
day bv Mayor Gaynor.
William Loeb, jr.. has beEeral charge
Of the welcoming ARA nEempatS by an
thOriZatiou of both Mr Roosevelt and
President Taft The chairman II the
committee is Cornelius Vanderbilt Mr.
LoebS name follows. and the other
members are representative members Of
affairs.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
BODIES OF CHIEFS
GO BACK TO WEST
Indians Asphyxiated in Capital
Hotel to Be Buried in Bois-
forte Reservation.
forte Reservation.

The bodies Of Bay-Bum-ah-Che-wa Way
SkunC and A-Ni-Wuy-Way- the
two Chippewa chiefs who came %
Washington 10 look after claims that
their tribe had pending before Con-
SresS, and who were accidentally as
ThNNiated By Illuminating gas yesterday
morning IN a room i'm the HaUidav
House, in Third street will he sent 20
Orr. MINI. at $50 o'clock tonight.
The bodies will be accompanied bV
Chlefs Ddy-bWa-W WUn-DunC and Nah
Chi-Skung- OF the same tribe, who also
came 10 Washington TO see about the
claims. The two chiefs will be laid to
rest in the BOisforte reservation. about
fifteen miles from Orr.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
KOSCIUSKO STATUE
WILL BE UNVEILED

The statue Of Kosctusko. 20 De erect
ed in Lafayette Square, Will be IN
velled May II. President Taft will
make the principal address
The statue Is 70 -be located al the
northeast corner and Is the third OF
four monuments 20 be erected - for
eign revolutionary pauiots-Lsfsyette
ROchamoeau. Won Steupben. and kos
CiuskO.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
TRESSES
CAPTURE JAPANESE

Los ANGELES. Cal. March 5.-H. Y.
Inuito, a Japanese. became so enrap-
tured with Miss Vivian BlackweI's
beautiful auburn tresses that he write
letters on the treSseS and 10 the girls
stature with the result that he won her
hand. They were married in GoldfieId.
New, bat were forced to leave the camp
by the unwritten law against such mar
ria ees They are now IN Tanopah. The
girls mother ia prostEatsd..
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
BEGIN
NEW YEARS WORK

The following began their duties to-
day as officers OF the Park View Ciu-
zens' Association. being elected at
meeting last night President John G
MoGrsLh: vice president. J. r Wilmeth:
secretary, George T Deitz. financial
secretary. H. 3. Homer. treas urer, VII
liam Schultz. executive committee. r
c. Cladin. " B. Coleman. r. L. Lewis.
J r. LamsOn. D A Teller. II. l. BIng-
han. T Gatchell. and J. q. Scrivensr-
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
G. E. SLEMP DENIES
THAT HE WILL QUIT
Virginia Representative Character.
ICES Rumor of Ill-Health as
Simply Absurd

BRISTOL. Va. March 5-..SimpIy
absurd,' is the way Representative c.
2. Slemp chsracterizes the report wide
~ published In Virginia TO the effect
that he will retire from Congress on ac-
count Of IN health
The report says that one of HIS lungs
is seriously affected. Mr.. Slemp saws
that II he is selected 10 make the race
he will be pleased to do so.
HIS Democratic opponent, Henry Q
Stuart, may sail for Paris today on ac-
count u the ill-health Of his wife, who
is nov in this city.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
PRINCE OF WALES
FAIRBANKS HOST
Former Vice President and
Wife Entertained at
Luncheon Today.

LONDON, March 5.-Former Vice
President Fairbanks and Mrs. Fair
banks we're the guests at luncheon to-
day Of the Prince OF Wales. at Marl5or-
oush House.
This was the third noteworthy social
function engaged in by Mr.. Fairbanks
since his recent arrival in London. the
others being the audience granted him
by the King and the attendance at the
royal court last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks plan 10 leave
for home a week from today. putting in
the Intervening time az sighs-seeIng,
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
COXEYS ARMY MAN SUED.

VALLEJO. Cal. March 5.-Carl
Brown, socialist and caricaturist, has
been sued for divorce by his wife. who
is a daughter OF Coxey. OF COxey's
army fame. She charges that he at
tempted 10 murder her and their Young
son. Brown was d lieutenant in Coxey's
army
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
NON-UNION MEN JOIN IN STRIKE.
May Call for Troops.

Public Safety Director Clay said early
this morning ne thought he had the
situation vel in hand and did not *
Peet to have to cali upon the troops
Others DO not toke so optimistic view
Of the situation. declaring thar the Srest
number OF strikers y7lu be au-mez<ed
today by thousands Of other union men
Rho have not 7een called on strike. brt
Who viii be OIL the streets this after
noon. Saturday being = half holiday IN
all trades in Philadelphia.
An effort to hold a mass meeting of
strikers and their sympathizsrs in Inds-
pendence square this afternoon will be
met with police resistance. Msvor Rsv-
burn having given orders that the rstn-
erinE shall not be allowed. The mayor
has issued a proclamation forbiddinx
the gathering together Of even small
bodies OF men. and ordered the polics
tc see that this order is obeyed-
Bartenders Quit Work.
The building trades, numbering sew
eral thousand men. have gone out az
unit. and building operations -z,s
ceased Union bartenders Quit work.
hut nonunicn men took their places. Il
is reported that al union clothing CIT
ters are out
Union men employed about the c4S-s
water works and electric lighting plants
have been ordered by union officials "a
remain AZ work
Baldwiu-s Locomotive Works. P-ilrs
Car Works. and Cramps ship,a-5z
three Of the largest concerns in the
country. are not so seriously affected
employing few union men.
Leaders OF the textile unions declare
1890 men are out now o. will be out
before night in their trades. The United
EeoreT Trades. With Z.o.o nembs-S- rsa
largest union organization IN PhIzsal-
phia- reports splendid obedience" N
the general strike order.
Both Sides Given Support.
me strike leaders declare they are re-
ceiYing from al sections OF the count-.
promise OF financial and moral support
IN thar battle ofnials OF the st-a.,
car omDany- in their turn. show scores
o kilograms and letters from mapyr,,.--
'ureTs organizations all over the conn
nv ursing them 20 stand fast arainx-
tho demands Of union labor.
strike Of ZOO union bricklavers
"a -. vas surprising. as these men have
ast iron ontrats with their emplove-s
and il was not thought they uoulo 20
out
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
WEATHER REPORT.

The temporal ture has not changed de-
cidedly in any section, and II is much
above the normal in all sections of the
country.
The indications are that the weather
viii be generally fair during SATURDAY,
and sunday, The temperature viii not
change decidedly in any section.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
Decision Produced in De-
tense of Press and Plat
form Campaign.
VERTREES SHIFTS
HIS SPOTLIGHT
Court Room to Be Cleared of
Crowds, Except When Inquiry
Is in Progress.

Just what part the publicity bureau
Of the Forest Service played in spread
ing the Pinchot conservation propagan-
da Is one Of the points which Attorney
j. J. Vertrees, counsel for BaIIinCer.
intends 10 have made public before the
Congressional Investigating Committee
now sitting in judgment on the con-
trOversy.
Former Forester Pinchot today pro-
duced decision by the Attorney Gener-
al under which he claims the newspaper
campaign Of the service was authorized.
despite the prohibition in the last ap-
preparation bill designed hy Congress
men to curtan the services press de
partment
Pinchot justifes the bureau and tie
lecture work on the GROUND FOR neces-
shy Of spreading the conservation
propaganda.
Difference in Viewpoint
lnasmuch as Pinchors idea. Of con
servatior differs, accordingso his tes-
timony rom that OF SecrStarv Raj.
liner Attorney Vertrees thinks there
me- he some interesting developments.
Tie former Chief Forester. i'm the
opinion OF some of mis- opponents. lost
ground in his cross-examiuation yes
terday. except on one point. where
Nertrees himself played into the hands
Of the opposition
This was on the second Of the three
Representations charged by Pinch6t
20 have oeen made to the President by
Secretary Ballinger-that Claws pro-
test was not the cause OF the rev0cs-
ton OF the order clear-lIsting the Cum
ningham cases for passage Pinchot
sought 70 esta bltsh. in decided cash-
lcn' his point that this statement was
false.
Asks Long Questions.
The hearings have been rather monot-
onous, owing 10 VertTees' involved
method of ross-examination. and his
habit Of asking long and complicated
questions.
The crowd Of faithful attendants who
formerly brought their lunches and
clunS - their seats throughout the noon
recess. were disappointed today to learn
that the room was 10 be cleared ex-
Cept when the committee was in ses-
sion.
The crowds Of the last few davs has
been such that the police have adopted
the plan or closing The doors when the
room IL comfortably filed, and refusing
admission 10 outsiders until some OF
thObe inside ONE out
The Washington times., 1910-03-05
SIN TABLE


Today-High tide. 2:22 a. m and $50
p. M; low tide. S:3S a. m and 9:4S D m
Tomorrow-HiCh tide $40 a m. and
2:4S p. m; low tide. 9:43 a m. and 1876
D. m.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Fair and warm today and Sunday.
with light winds.
The Washington times., 1910-03-05

CONDITION OF THE WATER.
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. March
A-Both rivers are very muddy this
morning
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
De Ia Feria In?u'ar

FL que viai, por la isIa vera a menu
do magn1fico ganado en las diferenteS
fincas y haciendaS, ples 10 hay de
buena raza en- mas abundancia de 10
que generalnente Sc piensa.
La Feria insular dara una OpOrtuni
dad a los dueilos de buen ganado para
exhibirlo, y dada la gran competencia
que Sc manifesto. el animal que salga
de la arena lleyando con Orgullo la co
diciada cant8 azIi habra de ser. pOr g..
ra2a apariencia, uerdadero acreedc-
al premio.
Para la exhibici0n de garau0 uc 1oz3
pura Sc eNigira un certiticad0 de regis
tro de forlna tai que permita pode@
remOntarse nasta el regiStro de la CANA
deria americana . cXtran }era de Ia cual
proceda dich0 ganado
TOdo el ganado Sera eXhibido Y luz
gado frente al grand stand, Y no 50
lamente se les dara oportunidad los
animaleS d. raza impoltada para cxhi
birse, 81 que tambiGn la natiya Serd ad
mitlda ESta Sera .juzgbda por la cali
dad dc su caTne y como animal de car
ga, p1'escindiendo de suS cualidadeS co
mo productora de leche. Los premios
dcStinadcS t>ta clase st1,in distribute
dos como SlgI!r: noYilla menOr de dos
amos, novllla. do dos ii tres amos. vaca
de tres amos on adclantr. tor0 menor
de trtS amos, toro desdt tres amos en
adelante, yllnta de bleyes V yunta &c
toros 1nciiaS a carro 8 carret0n Los
primer0S prNnio> scr5tn adjudcados a
eStOS grup0>, eXreDtnS los dos jiltim0s s.
ran de - dollars Il primnr.o ) el Sc
9nndo y ANA rinta roia Il tercero. Los
que O!tcAga ri primero y >egundo pre-
mio rec;hirin tambitn IaS cintas de COS
tumbre
Para los dos 1ltmo> grupos menciona
dos el primer prt1nlo srra De 300 20
liars ye' segundo de 1000 dollars.
Para cI ganado de cuermos cortos ha
bra tambien prernios ofrecitndose uno
especial de $500 dollars para un gruro
de toro Y vacas de la propiedad de I'm
solo eXpoSitor-
Tambien - invita- al ganado de la ra
IA herefordS" ofrccitndose para la
misma reronpensaS semcjantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
De 7 TEA 7 RO
BKAEF4C{0 DEL MAESTRO
PUCCETTI

la lluyia le quito mUcho pfhlico, tods.
el que merecia tener en- su funci6.a de
gracia, IN artiSta de tanto n6rito come
ei p0tabiliSimo Maestro que dirige la
c0mpailfa de opera FB6 una noche 44i-
luViante- V va Sc sabe 10 que ocurres
aqui cuando Dueve lin POGO
No obstante, Cos artistaS trahaiaron
con el entusiasmo de siempre, las 0ya--
clones fueron frtcuep tlsimas, tanto para
la primorosa Interpretation de los can
tantes como para la irreprochable e5eclr~
cIdn de la orquesta- tan habilmente, taw
sabiamente cORducida.
FL Maestro PlIccetti CUE fue recibidG
con una gran ovaci6n al acupar su pues-
to en- la orquesta, recibio durante Ia 10
che muclos apIauSoS, sien1o llamado en-
union dc la >eiiorita de Martin deE
tenor Paganelli, reeibir la ovaci6n deE
pnblico, al final de todos los actos.
FL eminente artista fu6 obleto, COMO
deiamos dicho, de las mas caLurosas de
mostraciones del pubIico, y recibi6 muy
valioSGs Ngalos de slIs admiradores, los
cue le fueron sacados Ia cscena Ysor los
arts tas de "a comparia.
La senorita tfe Martin Ila iogrado un
positive, un res0nante triunfo en- la In
depreciation de Ma4,on-
Ell pdhlico le denostr6 su agrado, pre-
mendo con frccllentes aplaasos la ex-
quisita labor dc Ia arrogante espI6n-
dida soprano.
FL tenor PaganelE pudo Iucir SUI me-
dia voz dulcisina. en- las rozqaDzas den
|scgundo y del tercer acto, cue Ie vaIie-
ron dos Sonoras ovaciones, especiainrentea
la primera que huho de repetir para
|cOmplacer los entUsiasn1oS del pubIico.
Ell notable artista puetIe contar entire
sus triunfos grandes, 6! conq1istado e..
Nan0H.
Mereec una mencIon especial eJ harito-
no BeiIettI que yiene realizando tan aca-
bada Y meritisIma labor en todas Ia9
obraS en- que toma parte.
ri pnhllc0 &c apiaHdI0 aBoche y te
aplaude siempre, pOrque Belletti adenas
de una buena voz y un buen m6tOdo de
canto, tIene la cualidad que no abunda
mucho entire Ioe, cantantes, Ia de ser ac-
tor, y BeIietti 10 es bueno
Muy bjen, como siemple el balo Rus
com
GraclsiSino, Bordogni, que tiene un
rostro de prodlgiosa movili,lad, y biem
DOmenichetti.
ESta noche, FeaOYa.
nn~.s-au- ODnHNn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16

INFORMACION TELEGRAFICA
COAAIO

Ell dia IA de los corrientes, fue sor-
prendida una jugada al monte en- la ca
sa del senor Edelmiro Colon, caIle Bo-
rinquen, habiendo sido arrestados sels
personals, ocupandose los naipes y dine
70, que fueron puestos disposition del
.Juez Municipal. Entire los arrestados
Sc encontraba Geronimo Rivera, que de-
sempena actualmente ell cargo de sub
marshal de la Corte Municipal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
Domingo OROZCo
q " e M a ION

Desde hoy y solamente por una Sc
mana Sc inaugura un GRAN BARATL-
lLO, en- el famoae esta tablecimiento de-
lominado EEL TELEGRAFO", San
justo II esquina a Fortaleza.
Esta tienda que perteneci6 los Sres.
). Melon y Ca, Y q. ha pasado 4 la pro
oiedad de los Sres. Zalduondo Mier de
ste eomereio, Sc propsne realizar todo
;uanto tenia a euadquier precio, vendiem
10 al propio tienipe artfc4lIos de ALTA
NOVEDAD Y FANTASIA, acabados dsa
ecibir, precfos nunca Nistes
ALI encontrareis, magnffcos PERCA-
les Y BATLSTAS a CUATRO CEN
TAVOS, EtamiHas, c6fzVs, Y Muselin..s
lie GRAN FANTASIA. q CINCO CEN
fAVOS. Y seis. G&neros blancos t.
as de hiio i preoios tar baratlsimos, q1a
IS precise verlcs.
Drlies v Casimires desde OCHO
CINCUENTA CENTAvOS respective-
nente. Cintas casi DE VALDE, Per-
Sumaria y Encajes de hilo y de algod6a
precios muchO r. as baratos cue
len la f3hrica.
RASOS Y TELAS Ge SEDA q DfEZ
ICENTAVOS.
Carss abrigos para se1oras- desde
CENTAYOS.
SOLAMENTE POR UNA SEMANA-
Visit4d <<EL TEIEGRAFO" os
conveaoer6is de Ia verdad de este anun-
clio.
VENT.tS NJ CONTADO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
-D@(HlAA
ConerCial

Mr.. John II. Kerr nos comunica que
Sc ha constituido EN- esta capital bajo el
titulo de la PAN American Trading y
Supply Company, una sociedad conner
cial para dedicarse los negocios de i'm
portacion y exportaci6n.
Mr. John Fl. Kerr IS ell socio geren,
e con ell uso de la firma-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
PACANELLI

Para mariana s1lsado Sc anuncia el
boneficio del cclelHado y aplaudido te
nor lirico de Ia compania Marin, sen1r
Paganelli, con la obra Mmon les
caut".
FL seTor raganelli en- obsequio al
pnbhco, cantara entire el segundO y ter
Ger acto, el c6Febre Spirto Gentil'', en-
donde Sc disting1lc notablemente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16

Fin la session de aver del Conseio Eie-
cutivo, Sc autoriz6 el pago de unos cot.
cherS d favor de los senores del Vallt
Heno, pOr 3.9S3.0l dollars; 4. l.. Hus
ton Construction Co., por 4,6S45S; Car
los Ciausells por 1,372.7l T. l.. Hus
ton, por l,7946S centayos, por trabaio>
hechos en las obra> del riego de Qua
yama-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
PONCE

En- la noche del 13 de los corrientes,
Sc declare I'm incendio en- ell barrio
Pampanos' quemandose cinco casas
dos de las cuales estaban aseguradas, sien
do las rcStanteS bOhiOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16

Parece que en- San German, hay gran
entuslasmo entire los comerciantes V
,agricultores para que una comisi0n vi
|site a los delegados la Camara ira
tie de Obtener la construction de Ia ca
rrctera que ha de unir dicho pueblo con
Maricao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
VEGE BAJA

Al ser arrestado Nicolas Melendez, por
ell glardia Enrique Ledesma, fu6 agre-
dido por dicho individuo, hacienda re-
sistencia, por 10 cual el guardia sc VIC
precisado a haccr uso del rotten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
BAYAMON

Esta manana, a las ocho Y media,
Agustin Parzens, dispar6 tres tiros de
revolver d Candido Cosme, hiri6ndole en-
la region derecha del abdomen. Ell agre-
Sor fu6 arrestado y puesto d disposition
del Juez Municipal, junto con el arma
que le fl6 ocupada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
CRONICA POLICIACA

Los siguentes servicios han Sido pres
tadoS en- la ciudad Sus barrios:
lnfracci0n de las ordenanzas munici
paleS ). Acometimiento aggression
Abuse de contianza |. Alterar la paz 4
Infraccion del regIamento de autom6
viles |. Total 13.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16

En- la session de aver del ConSpjo Eie-
cutlvo, fut aprobado el nombramiento
del senor Rafael b. Munoz, para cl car
go de conceial de QuebradiIIaS, acep-
tandose la renuncia del senor Victor
Manuel Lamela.