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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
KEASBEY

Miss Jensena Oleson, Of Perth
Amboy, was a visitor in town Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Julia Meyer was a Perth Am
boy visitor TnesGay evening.
town Wednesday.
Mrs. James Johnson, of Perth
Amboy, was visiting relatives in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Matthew Schaub spent We'd
nesday afternoon in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Claus Lund and son, Ingward
Lund, were out-of-town visitors on
Wednesday.
Miss Eda Wargo, of New York, is
visiting at the home of her parents
In town.
Mrs. Hans Hansen spent Thursday
afternoon out OF town.
Mrs. Louis Eaisler was a Perth
Amboy Visitor Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. /. Esberg spent yesterday af-
ternoon in Perth Amboy.
Michael Fee, Miss Katherine Fee
and Miss Henrietta Merkle spent a
social evening with Miss Mile Des-
mond, of Perth Amboy, Thursday
night.
Miss Rose friedman was a Perth
AmbOy visitor last night.
Mrs. Weissberg spent Thursday
evening in Perth Amboy.
julius H~olubovich was a Perth
Amboy visitor Tuesday evening.
Louis Gloff spent Wednesday ey-
ening in Perth Amboy.
Claus Lund, Jr., was a visitor in
Perth Amboy Wednesday evening.
John Rok spent Thursday norm
ing out of town.
Emil Meyer was an out-of-town
visitor Thursday.
Charles Mack, of Perth Amboy,
spent Thursday evening in town.
Charles Lund was a Perth Amboy
visitor Thursday evening.
Max Paulick spent last night out
of town.
Church services will be held in
the Keasbey chapel Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock. All are invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
DIED AT PiSCATAWkY

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
P~iscataway, Dec. 2:-The funeral
Of Mrs. q. Lucille Voss took place
from her late residence, Plainfeld
avenue, Piscataway, Monday fore
noon. 1t was attended by many
friends and relatives. The floral
tributes were beautiful. one large
piece being from the Sons of Tenn
perance, of which the deceased was
a member. She was also a member
of Richmond, Pa, M. e. church. She
leaves one sister. Mrs. Mae G. Hoff,
of New Brunswick, and one son,
Richard s. Voss, to mourn her loss,
her husband having died several
years ago. Rev. o. S. Dufield, Of
the st. James M. E. church, New
Brunswick, officiated at the services.
Interment was in Evergreen Gene
terry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
SOUTH AM hoy

William NJ. Emmons, of Second
street, was a New York visitor yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Catharine Casey returned
home last night after spending some
time with Lieutenant Shea, of the
Manhattan police force, and his wife.
Miss Casey claims to have had a
most enjoyable time during her visit.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Shea live In Man
haitian his district takes In a part of
T~ottenville.
Andrew Slower and John Sadusky,
the two boys who were arrested
Wednesday morning and taken be-
fore Judge Lyon to answer the
charge of breaking six Tungsten
lamps on the county bridge, were
placed on probation by the Judge and
to report according to his direction.
Timothy Sullivan, of Fourth
street, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
John Keller, of Freehold, spent
yesterday in South Amboy.
Mrs. N. N. Pearce, of Second
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday.
Israel Ward, of George street, was
a New York visitor yesterday.
Mrs. A. T. Wilson, of Second
street, spent yesterday with friends
In Perth Amboy.
John Coakley, of Broadway, was a
New Brunswick visitor yesterday.
Smith H. Chatten, of Main street,
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Olsen, of Catherine street,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Annie Leonard, of Augusta
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Father Miller, of Plainfield,
was a South Amboy visitor yester-
day.
William c.. Everett, of David
street, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Aaron Olcott, Of Augusta
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Experience does not seem to- teach
the hayward youths of South Amboy
that the way Of the transgressor Is
hard. Complaint was made before
Justice Mason yesterday against q
couple Of Juveniles of the city by
Frank Meinzer charging them with
breaking and entering. No doubt
these lads will have to answer for
this violation Of the law before the
court for juvenile offenders ere long.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
SAYREvILLE

John Hart was a Midtown visitor
last evening.
The st. Mary's Fife and Drum
Corps held a ball last evening in
Gustave Rhodes hall. A very small
crowd attended 1t but all who did SO
enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
The Misses Estella and Emma
CamerYay spent yesterday in New
York.
Mrs. Archibald Brown Is visiting
at the home of her father, Rev. S. r,
hickman, in Main street. Mrs.
Brown returned today from q trip
to Seattle, Chicago, Denver and 9TH
err cities in the west. She accompa-
MED her husband, who is an auditor
for JOHN Roebling & Sons.
Miss Nan Olive and Mrs. Bella
Tice were New York visitors Tues
day. "
Charles Gildersleeve and Thomas
Goodman are having steam heat put
in their houses. The work is being
done by Check & Meeker.
r. P. Radan was a South River
visitor today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
READING CLUB
AT CRANBURY
Brilliant Reception Enjoyed
by Fashionable Ladies.
sDso.al to the EVENING NEWS.

~ II " -
Cranbury, Dec. 2:-The Ladies'
Reading Club, the fashionable ladies'
club of this section, gave a brilliant
reception last evening in the home
of w. Russell Silvers and Mrs, Ella
Suits. The spacious rooms were
decorated with white carnations.
palms and ferns. Many handsome
toilets were seen and the entertain
ment was very fine. The following
program was given:
Readings, by Amos Jay Hershey,
a talented dramatic artist of Phila-
delphia.
The musical numbers were by To-
cal talent, being piano solo. Miss
Beba Vreeland; reading, scene from
the Sign of the Cross; scene from
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
A. j. Hershey; vocal solo, Russell
Silvers; reading, In the Tolls of the
Enemy" A. j. Hershey; quartet,
Messrs. H. G. Symmes, w. r. Silvers,
j. j. Bradley, c. C. Groves; read
Talk; duet, Miss Vreeland, Arthur
Burroughs.
After the program the following
menu was served: Chicken cro-
quotes, salad, cranberry jelly,
sandwiches, olives, coffee, ice
cream and cake.
The members of the committee
were: Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. Mershon,
Miss Anna C~hahiberlin, Miss Clara
Chamberlin, Mrs. Conover. Mrs. Da-
Wis, Miss Marie Groves, Mrs. Curry,
Mrs. A. A. Duncan and Mrs. Ella
Suits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
Faster Than an Aeronlane

A dirt road $50 miles long, and
stretching across the entire state Of
Iowa was built in one hours time
by a force Of ten thousand men. 1t
seems that at a good roads meeting
in Des Moines last spring the sug-
g~estion was made and received with
general approval. Preliminary plan
ming and organization followed, the
republican and democratic local COM
mittees working in friendly rivalry
for the common end. When the word
was given, the long army of builders
went to work and in an hour the
road was finished. Probably $50
miles an hour is a record.-The Sur
vey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
TOWNS
EDWARD GL0FF A D
MEETING AT kEASBEY

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keasbey, Dec. 2:-The meeting Of
the K. r. C. held In the Keasbey
chapel Wednesday evening was led
by Edward Gloff. The, topic for the
evening was "The Life Worth
While" This subject interested
everyone through the meeting. Miss
Henrietta Merkle sang a solo. After
the meeting a short business meet
ing was held and a committee was
appointed to look after the decora-
lions for the Christmas exercises of
the Sunday school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
HONOR ROLL AT
SCHOOL NO. |.
South Amboy Pupils With
Perfect Attendance.
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Dec. 2:-Following
is the honor roll for school No. / at
South Amboy for the month of
November:
Eighth Year.
Wilma Breitner, Mary Gominger,
Hazel Compton, Everitt Dill, Har-
riette Manhattan, Frank Kabosky,
Helen Havens, John King, Edward
Jacobs, Clarvenia Larew, Helen
Agan, Russell Boice, John Bognar,
Matilda Munck, Henry Nilsson, Lila
Furman, Frederick lesley, Phyllis
Manaker, Russell Lewis, Sara Dis
enson, Helen Everitt.
Seventh Year.
Frances Gordon, Mildred Learned,
Frances Perrine, Marion Thorn, Ruth
Newton, Mary Jensen, William Nor
gan, Ellen Weber, Howard Boice,
Mildred Magee, Ella Hausser, Ida
Hobbs, Bertha Reiner, Albert Tomas
zeuski, Robert Kerr, Ruth Ryan,
Milton Nelson, Bertha Parisen, Har-
old Anderson, William Mills, Bessie
Preston, John Thorpe.
a- Sixth Year.
Emily Nielsen, Willis Slower, Car
RE Munck. Lester Fancher, Alice
Wilhelm, Hazel Hyer. Yutes Romeo,
Sophie Rehfuss, Arthur Ingraham,
Milton Fox, Alexander Parisen, Ed
ward Christensen, Sylvia Prinamin,
Russell Wallis, Sophie Waiter, Don
aid Hoffman.
Fifth Year.
Beatrice G~orczyca, Olga Hanzalek.
Sadie Van Pelt, Jennie Jensen, Anna
Nelson, Grace Henry, Mary Hankin-
son, Ada Ward, Einar Hansen, Maui
rice Ericsson, Jacob Newmark, Tunes
Johnson. Jiaseppi Giaquinto, Frank
Disbrow, James Noble, Clarence
Whitworth.
Fourth Year.
Blanche ~Brinsmen, Leon Kabosky,
Joseph Silver, Frank Gorcieski, Ad-
die Weber, William Helies, John
Silinski, Raymond Perkins, Lucille
Massey, Ruth Nelson, Catherine
White, Sadie Newmark, George
Click, Latimer Penny, Alice Ed
Efie Hyer, Florence Nieltop, Andrew
Bognar, Arthur Disbrow.
Third Year.
0iduyS FhTlseH, EiIulrH fetmdn,
Victoria Rose, Herbert Lowndes,
Myrtle Fancher, William Kurtz. Roy
Van Dusen, Edward Helies, Virginia
Nichols. George Yetman.
Second Year.
Raymond Davis, Henry Faffar,
Edward Hendricks, Arnold Ramps,
Edward Henry, Henry Miller, Wilton
Nichols, Harry Reiner, Charles
Stockton, Edna Bennett, Madeline
Briskie, Elizabeth Ellvinger, Gladys
Emilfussen, Edith sFassler, Sarah
Hendrickson, Barbara Henry, Louisa
Ramps, Rose Nyman. Sara Yetman,
Minnie Newmark.
- First Year.
Harold Dennen, Alfred Howard,
Jasper Johnson, Russell Nilsson,
Morris Reiner, Harold Simoneit,
Morris 'Schewelowitz, Nathan Schew-
elowitz, Jerrie Uhlir, Elinor Furman,
Addah Hamilton, Ruth Olsen, Doro-
thy Suits, Myrtle Thorpe, Florence
Weber, Clarvinia Waters, Efie Bark
allow, Hannah Cohen, Margaret Dali
rymp1e, Grace Decker, Ruth Ed
wards, Sadie Faffer, Harold Hart
man, John Hyer, Ruth Harper, VIII
liam Jacobs, Charles Massey, Harry
Olsen, Olga Olsen, Julia lPuglia.
Rachel Puglia, Sidney silvers, Mar
tina Wallis, e. Howard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
Salary Raise For Priests-

Madrid. Dec. 2.-Prime Minister Ca
halejas has announced that it is the
intention of the government to in
crease the salaries Of priests, parish
cures, the personnel of the sanitary
corps and schoOlnasters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
SOUTH AMBOY WANTS

House for Rent-An improvements.
Also steam heat. Located ON Fourth
st, South Amboy. Inquire of j. A.
sexton, Corner Main and Broadway,
South Amboy, N. j. 1682s.11-3O,f}
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
Autoists on Iona Trim.

Haekensack. N. j., Dec. 2.-Dr.
Charles G. Percival. associate editor
Of the Health Magazine, and Mon
tague Roberts, winner OF the New
York to Paris auto race, came through
here on their proposed 100000 mile
automobile trip from Portland. Me.
They are on their way to Newark,
Trenton, Philadelphia aud Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02

Amy affair, OF happening, or cir
cumstance which Is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to worry
about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
Weather Forecast.

Fair in southern portion, snow fur.
ries in northern portion Friday and
Saturday; continued cold; moderate to
brisk nOrthwesterly winds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-16
Conato de incen-
dio en- San Francisco /,
El hecho ocurrio en- el ba-
Ear de novedades de los
Sres. Gonzalez Padin
Hnos. y las perdidas Sc
estiman de 1900 a dos
mil pesos.
Tn alambre de la luz electrical
Sc rompio destruyendo por ell
fuego los objetos cue estaban
en- una de las vidrieraS.

A las ?! de la manana de hoy, to-
ques de corneta Y pitos de la policia,
anunciaban que algo extraordinario
ocurria en- la ciudad. Y efectivamen
te ell serene particular de la casa Pa
din Hermanos, de la calle de San
Francisco avisaba que en- ell referido
establecimiento habia fuego, pues
VIC salr por la puerta de la derecha
de las que dan d la calle de San Fran
cisco mucho humo.
Enseguida fueron l!amados los ie-
fes de la casa Srs Lorez y Gonzalez
los cuales abrieron Y Sc vio que un
suitch de la luz electrica Sc habia ro-
to trasmiti6ndole fuego alinterior de
la vidriera situada en- la puerta indi-
cada quemandose los objetos q. en-
ella habia, calculandose las perdidas
en- 800 a 1000 pesos.
Acudieron inmediatamente los ie-
fes de la policia, muchos guardias, el
cuerpo de bomberos Y gran numero
de paisanos Y amigos de la casa.
Fu6 sofocado ell incendio pronta-
mente sin tener que lamentar otra
perdida que las antes dicha.
Bomberos, policias Y paisanos tra-
baiaron con actividad en- la extin-
cion del inccndio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-16
RESPUES7A DEL GOBERAADOR.

"Las otras tres preguntas son el
resultadosde un informe que Sc dice
e publico referente a 10 que ocurri6
en- ell tltimo yiaje q los Estados Uni
dos de los representatives de los par
tidos politicos locales E intereses"
"El tinico deseo que tenfa con re-
ferencia a esa representation era que
fuese completa, con la esperanza de
que Sc pudiera llegar a una conclu-,
sion de harmonic entire todos los ele-
mentos politicos e intereses repre-
sentados que formaria un punto de
partida para la solucion de todos las
cuestiones pendientes ante ell Congre
so de interes local, Y que fuera salts
factoria para todos los interesados"
"Aprecio muy altamente todas
las personas mencionadaS en- la terce
ra pregunta, v no ME seria possible
decir algo cuando no estuvieren pre-
sentes que pudiera ser ofenslvo 81 10
dijera en- su presencia Con el deseo
de que todos los elementos politicos
fuesen Representatives. yo personal
mente indique al Sr Guzman Benz
tez la conveniencia de que Il. como
presidente del pa.tido republican,,
formare parte de la legaci6n oman
dare un representative, Y me proper
ciono mucho gusto cuando nomb-o
los dos sehores para fo-mar d:cha
representation"
mo he leido los articulos que re-
sularon en- estas preg22tas. pe-o es-
toy SECURE de que los art:calos, 81 Sc.
publicaron. fueron el resultado de IN
NAL entend:miento o Interpretation.
porque ninguno de los Sehores men
cionados seris capaz de presentar
los asuntos de un modo indebido, nj
serian los peri6dicos capaces de pu-
blicar informes inexactos intencio-
nalmente".
Como he dicho en- muchas oca-
stones, no tengo interts alguno en- Ia
politica de partido local, aparte de Ia
de TN observador, pero no pOr ESQ
deiaria de dar toda Ia ayuda que fue-
"a en- mi poder para conseguir un
acuerdo Y harmonic con referencia
4 los principles generates que pudie-
ran servir como base de sus activida-
des a todos los partidos V elementos
politicos de Puerto Rico, sabiendo
que 81 existiera tai base, Sc aproxi-I
mara mas Ell meiOrsmiento commercial
V yelble1eStar material de todo el pue
bio de Puerto Rico. porque los ele-
menioS que no estan interesadoS On
la politics, especialmente los que ha-
van es;uchsdo asuntos de so5ierno
V sus verdaderos obietOs. siiempre
quedarzn4stisfech0s con=uns:forma!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-16
AGUAD|LLA WIS.,
7E De LUT0,
Fallec;o el ilustrado
compatriota senor
Jose A. Aponte.
Era el fenecido poeta de
inspiration y escritor
distlnguido.
Su muerte ha causado profanda
impression de pena en- aquella
Sociedad.
DE nuestro corresponsal.

Mayo 14.-El martes de Ia Sc ma
ma pasada a las 9 a. m. fues sconduci-
do a su Ultima morada el que en- vi
da fue aguadillano de mucho valer,
poeta de inspiration, y escritor dis
tlnguldo, Jose A. Aponte:.
Las clntas de SUI feretro, fueron lle-
vadas por dos representatives de Ia
prensa, y dos compaheros de profe
sion.
Ell duelo fu6 despedido con muy
sentldas frases, por los senores F
Bocanegra en- representation de
"El TEMPO" y a nombre de Ia ia
mllla, Venancio Rosado, q los de los
masones, Zoilo Nenadich, al de los
esplritistas, don Vicente Vinas, a los
de los hombres de letras, y el Sr.
Garcia Ducos, en- representation del
partido unionista, sobresaliendo en-
sus oraciones funerales por su elo-
cuencia, estos dos ultimos.
LA Correspondence" estuvo re-
presentada en- todo por este cores
ponsal.
Reciba la familia del fenecido
compasriota nuestro mas sentido
pesame.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-16
EJERC|C|OS
M|L|TARE$.
Estos tendran 1ugar el
martes siete de iu-
MO.
El programa es interesan-
te y consta de siete nu.
meros principales.
Las companies A. D. y E. forma.
ra un team que tirara contra
otro tornado de las F. G. Y H.

Ell programa de los ejercicios mill
tares que han de llevarse a cabo ell
martes, JUNO 7, previsto en- los Or
denes generates No. % C. S. es ell 81
guiente:
l.-Ataque 100 yardas. Hombr e
de cada organization Puntos. Pri-
nero 2; segundo 1; tercero }.
2.-Colocaci6n de tiendas de refu-
gio,2 hombres de cada organization.
Puntos, primero 4; segundo 2; ter
cero l.
Bel salto del pasiego (SaAos
en- una vara) l hombre de cada orga-
nizaci6n. Puntos, primero 2; segun-
do l; tercero J.
Ala carrera y ell salto. hombre
de cada organization: Puntos prime
70 2; segundo 1, tercero J.
5.-Carrera de relevo, 300 yardas
derecha y vuelta. 6 hombres de
cada organization. Puntos, primero
6; segundo 3; tercero l.
6.-Levantados del martillo de 16
libras de pesos. l hombre de cada
organization. Puntos, primero 2;
segundo L; tercero !.
7.-Remolque de guerra. TEMPO
dos minutes. Companies "a" Cd"
"E' es cogida de un team de 10 hom
bres y un captain, ,tirar a contra un
team de igual forma escogido por las
companias F" &c" y "H".
Cada team, tiene que ser ell CAPT.
tan, ell primer sargento de una de las
companies que completen el team.
Reglas, aquellos colocados en- pa
res 81 circular, IS puntos; primero
6; segundo 3.
Ell uniforme que ha de llevarse
en- todos los ejercicios arriba mencio-
nados, sera ell de servicio (a) omi-
tiendo la casaca de khaki, excep-
tuandose en- ell segundo en- ell cual
los competidores llevaran ell unifor-
me de servicio (c) omitiendo la ca
SAGA de khaki y estaran completa-
mente equipados para la campa1a
de campo, exceptuando municiones,
pero no deben de llevar mas que
la frisa en- ell rollo en- donde es en-
vuelta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-16
De PONCE A EUROPA
Y ESTAD0S UN|D0S.
Distinguidas farnil;as
ernbarcan en- vlaje
de paseo.
Ell Lcdo. Palacios ha re-
gresado a su puesto en-
la fiscalia de aquella
ciudad.
Ell .juez Foote ha recibido un ca.
bic de Washington. notician.
dole la gravedad do su Sc
nora madre.
De puestro reporter en- viaje.

Il
Mayo l5.-Despues de una corta
temporada fuera de la ciudad en- va
caciones v asuntos del servicio ha re-
gresado hoy a su residencia en- esta
ciudad el fiscal de esta corte Lcdo.
Rafael Palacios Rodriguez, q quien
acompah6 su distinguida sonora y
monisimos nihos Maria Luisa, Rafae
Tito y Belen. Hicieron ell recorrido de
San Juan a Ponce en- 3 horas y me-
dia en- la magnifca maquina del
Sr. Mauricio Cailleau.
-El juez de Ia corte de Ponce LIDO
Foote, que estaba de temporada en-
Coamo en- union de SUI distinguida es
posa y nino, ha recibido un cable de
los Estados Unidos noticiandole que
su senora madre Sc encuentra grave
mente enferma. Con ese motive EN-
barca para los Estados Unidos en- el
proximo vapor. Deseamos restable-
cimiento q la sehora enferma.
Han estado aver aquf en- asun-
tos de negocios los Sres. Luis San
chez Morales y SUI hermano don Ma
nuel. AL primero acompanaron su
distinguida esposa y .senorita cuna-
da, regresando todos a San Juan el
domingo por la tarde.
Ell 81 de los corrientes embar-
can para Europa via Estados Unidos
elSr. Jose Usera ex-delegado la ca
mara y hacendado de esta comarca,
y su distinguida esposa. Sc proponen
pasar una temporada de un ailo 9
mas visitando Inglaterra, Francia y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-16
Las tres bandeTas"
muy Concunjda anoche,
Gran publico presencio el
desarrollo de interesantes
pellc ulas.
Local fresco, maquina moderna,
fila y buena direction.

Anoche estuvo muy concurrido el
cinemat6grafo de "Las tres bande-
ras' en- donde Sc ofreci5 al publico
una collection de preciosas peliculas.
Ell local de ese cinematografo el
muy c6modo. No hay estanteria in
termedia q. moleste a los concurren
tes impidendo yer el espectaculo, Y
varios ventiladores renuevan cons
tantemente ell aire. FL ambiente es
fresco. Por ell lado sur, ligeramente e
levantada la Iona que hace de muro
penetra en- el local Ia brisa del sur, re
frescandola y saneandole.
Las vistas fueron anoche muy va
riadas. FL aparato es excelente. No
hay vision tremula como en- muchos
de esos proyectores, cuya contempla
ci6n come la vista. La mano que di-
rije ell desarrollo es prudente y ex-
perta: hacienda este que las pelicu-
las no discurran q escape, como en-
otros cinemat6grafos sucede, sino
con movimiento natural q. permite
apreciar las escenas Y hasta los mas
Las hijas de Maria rindiendole ado
raci6n ferviente, a la Madre celestial.
Nunerosas damas elegantemente
vestidas daban al acto un aspecto en-
cantador.
En- ell coro un grupo de bellas da-
mas acompaiaban con dulces V ar
moniosos eantar al saeerdote que of
ciaba ante el altar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-16
El total de las partidas
es de $57.197. 33.
Hay un fondo de 1910 do
liars para una feria ex-
posicion que debera lie
varse a cabo en- Mayo
de 1911,
Sc espera que el comercioy par
ticulares presten apoyo a esta
feliz idea del municipio.

Mayo 15.-En su session del vier-
nes aprobo ell concejo municipal ell
presupuesto de este municipio para
el proximo aho economico ascenden-
te a la suma de s57, 1874. Sc con-
sigma una partida de sl240 para una
feria exposition que ha de llevarse
a cabo ell de mayo de 1911 en- esta
ciudad. Felicitamos a este ayunta-
miento por la brillante idea de llevar
a cabo un acto de tanta trascenden-
cia para Arecibo, no dudando que ell
comercio y los particulars prestaran
a este proyecto SUI apoyo material a
fin de que revista la mayor importan
cia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-16
Juicios poT juTa-
do en- AIpcibo.
Daran comienzo el mierco
les 18 del corriente.
Ell cometa HALEY tiene lleno com
pleto todas las madrugadas.
De nuestro corres1onsal.

mayo l5.-Anoche subio a escena
la hermosa obra La canci6n del nau-
trago que merecio una buena inter
pretacion por todos los artista So
bresaliendo el bajo Sr. Casas que OBJ
tuvo muchos aplausos. Hoy es la ul-
TINA function de esta compaiia que
sale mailana para San Juan.
Ell Is daran comienzo en- esta
corte de distrito los juicios por jura-
do, comenzando por uno de asesina-
to en- primer grado.
-Continuan los madrugadores
contemplando ell cometa Haley y la.
madrugadas es I'm jubilee de perso-
mas que van hacia ell paseo de Victor
Rojas a contemplate, pues es de
donde meior Sc divsa.