davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
Negl!gelc!!as Y dyseuds
Ell SERvICIO DE Los CARROS

\ pcSar del "Pr0grso evldente que
parecc oh>ervalre en la compania de los
earroS electricos, csta Slgue en sus trece
sin hacer caso de las advertenclas de Ia
prensa nj de los funci0nariOS.
Ahora con la nucva via Sc da 81 ease
cenSurable de que las pal'adaS de los ca-
rros son mas largas, y por tanto, mas
fastidioSaS de 10 dc coStlunbre.
Narios SeiioreS que anoche viajaban ell
Il carro de Has nueve, prrmanecierOn ~
minutes, en cl crnlce de La parada :, eS-
perando 81 paSo de los carros que haJan
de Santurcc Este rs m0mal0 Y perludi-
cial para los intcrpSes de la empresa y
del pi1blico Ilora es VA que la empires"
Sc de cuenta de que no vivimos en- un
villorrio. Y trate de poner orden en- q
seryicio de dichoS carros que actualmen
te deja mucho que desear.
Otro asunto que hay que c0lregir, 81 Sc
quieren eyltar deSgracaS. eS la denuncla
cue IOTIUtll2 dfIbtJks IittStEp toNSd HI
Tempo Efectivamente, la valla que
circunda la obra en- construction del IN
geniero se1lor Arturo Rodriguez, en- Ii
plaza de BaldoriOty, contituye un seric
peligro, al cruzir los carros electricos
por delante de la refeTida valla
FL dia menoS penStdo va a MORN er
dicho sitio. ssplastado como una anosca
un transeunte.
Q ol AyuntamicHto la companla ne
cesitan poner un cartel, como p0r eJem
plo en- esta forma: Hay peligr0' para
llamar la atcnci0n del nnneroso publico
hombres mujerss, que con nminentt
eXposici0n de Su vida crllZan el arcO de Ia
casa AymltsMnient0 mas pr0ximo Ia
valla indleada, en momentos que el ca
rrO va a pasar I'm minute. un seglndc
de tandanza y aplasta uno. Es niece
Sario, pues, que taies deficiencies Sc re
medien Y llamamOS la atenci0n sobre clio
para q. Il su debido tempo, no Sc rehu
yam las rtspOnsabLiihades que traen con
sligo las menoiOnadaS deficiencies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
De Bayam6n
EN- Ell TEATRO NOVE:;ADES

FL entuslasmo que ha despertado en-
esta poblaci0n la compania que actua
en- el Municipal de San Juan. ha
quedado anoche demostrado plenamen-
te
La cOmpania interpret0 tres de las me
JOres Obras de su repertoire. repitien-
do a petici0n del publico Ell Metodo
G0rritz.' que ha hech0 Juror aqui
TodOs los ntImeros de misica fuerOn
repetidOs hasta tres veres en- medic
del mayor cntusiasmo.
Tanto las tiples de la compania, que
tOdas son muy simpaticas, como el per-
sOnal masculine cosecharon aplausOs
a granel.
La orquesta es 10 mejor que Sc ha
dido en- este pueblo.
FL Director rs un bravo Maestro, que
sabe sacar muchoS efectos del excelente
material de que dispone
Ell publico que llenaba el teatro sa-
lilo muy satisfecho. deseando aplau-
dir la compania en- sucesivas repre-
sentaciOnes.
5Cuando vnelve ell popular empresa-
rio del teatrO, nueStro amigo el senOr
Oller, a proporcionarnos un buen ratio
como ell de anoche? SCnando vuelve
la compania?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
&@S&l%@
Los nOnbPanjIeDIO2 IeOFHR

El genor DeRstrio Lauseil Reises, ess-
cribiente, nombrado para colectaria dit.
AguadIlla, con 300 dollars, por uD aiH@
Thomas A. Kerchevar, empleado tesrs-
porero, con 1900 dollars anuales; Car
los IL Slack, con 1000 dollars; ha ST.
do aceptada In renuncia de F. NJ CrEe=-
lis, collector de -baJ&; Ricardo .Ba
menez Solo, de collector de TrnjilEO, pa
sa con ignal grado Toa Baja, con 500
dollars de sueldo; han sido assemblies
en- sus puestos Ramon Lopez Bonfli&,,
de escribiente de la coiecturia de Agaa--
dills, = collector de Trujillo Alto; Vi
cente Blrgos MILAN, de mensajero d.
la eolecturia de Mayaguez a igusl gra~-
do en- Ponce, con mayor sueldo; NoaR
Shepard, empleado temporerO y Henxy
IT. IIiilebrand, empleade temparer0, d.
la oficina de tasaciones, respectivaAnes--
tie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
|Eyhunatitn Dc reSIaS hunanE

NJ Scilor del vallc AtiloS, alcalde dc
csaA capital nos participa Ia Siguicnis:
nj dia ID de Abril corriente, 4 kspS
oeho dc Ia msnxna, tenara lugzr IA
exhumacion de los reSios qse exsxssn dr.
positados en- loS nichos del ccmenterI@
dc csta cimdRd, cuyo arrcndamiento CO
tuvio~e vencido Asi niSrno Ne prOoezeo-
RI < IN destruction dc las tlImbas v ver-
Jas que cubren Sepultnras EN- In feS&
comnn, que tengan iguaimeute ver~i-
do los eiRco amos por cuyO psrloSio DE-
tempo fus concedida Ia licencia respee-
tiva. exhnmandose los restos.
Pueden ser renovados los arresetz-
mientos de los nichos y las hcencias'
para tnmbss verjas en- la fOsa eomtIrA,
aboDandO previamente en- La tesorerEa.
Municipal, hasta el % del actual, los de
rechoS que seiiala la tarifa del pressf
puestO VICENTE
Sc recBerda 10 prevenido en- artiesF-
10 so. de In Ordenanza Municipal, sO-
bre cementerios, que prohibe extraeF'
Las IapidaS que hubiereR estado cOyoeaa-
das en- los nichOs y tumbas asi coH@
cualquier Otro Objeto
No Sc permitira la asistencia al act01
de las exhnsaaci8nes Sino dunicamenss
las pers0nas interesadaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
Dos b9daS diSdDgudaS

Han c0ntraido matrimoniO en- Hato
Rey, las dos hijas de nuestrO amigo
don Pedro Schira, senoritas Camelia
y Helvetia, con los distinguidos jove-
nes don Francisco Alvarado y don Jus
to Barros, respectivamente
Las bodas Sc celebraron en- la resi-
dencia de las desposadas por ell lutO
reciente que la familia de Schira, ex-
perimenta En- ell mismO dia salieron
para Ponce, los nuevos conyuges Ca
meiia Y Alvarado, donde fijaran su re-
sidencia, y Helvetia y Barros, fijan su
residencia en- Hato-Rey
Deseamos a tan buenos amigos una
eterna luna de miel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
gn@ iia!l!nIS De Ia El!ta!en
LA FIESTA DE HOY


Los senOres siguientes han registra-
dos sus perros:
Mrs. Henry v. Dexter, T. NewsoaA
Reed, Josephine Rohrer, Margarifa:
Stanton, Margery Cotton, Margery Col
ton, JOS Wenar, b, A. Wall, Mrs H. e.
Cutler, Helen Behn, Madeleine LuecEe-
til, Herminia G. de Diaz, Geroge W..
Roberts, Mrs John a. Wilson, DamiaG.:
MOnserrat, Jr., A. H. Noble, Gloria Mae
COrraick, Luisa Munoz, Altagracia Mar
tin SOJO, DariO RObira, Jose Maria UEa-
rri, Acacia Gutierrez del Arroyo, All
gustin Perez Pierret, Ramona T. S&ya.-
ge, A. Merier, Ralph Swiggett, -Berrx
Woodward, Teresa dc Ia Cuesta-
Senoras senoritas, que tolnax;ne
parte en- la popuiarisima fiesta:
Mrs Jose Hernandez, E. G. Dexter,
GrOner, j. A. Wilson, Sanchez M0rsl.-
les, Travieso, Carrel Rohrer, Howss, f.:
del Vale, Miss Arroyo, Mrs. Hcrnlmis,
DiaZ, Borda, Juan de Guzman BenlseA,
Jose de Guzman Benitez, Bafbas, Miss;
Was Ochoteeo. Vazquez, Brave, Mrs:.
Torres Grau, Rosy, Bruce, Miss Assem-
cio, Font y Guiliot, MRS Jose Silva, Pc
req Pierret, Mrs. Swiggett, Ferrer, Poi--
Hon, Miss Daisy Field, MRS kerbt9.,
Mrs Rodrigue2 Sierra, Giorgetti, Lese.-
chstti, Munoz Rivera, Behn, Miss Jo-
sephIne Rohrer, Mrs. Asford, Walcsatt>,
Rausechenplat, Kennedy, Thorpe, Hay-
wood, SaIdana, Gutierrez, Miss F'inHas:
Ms Para Cap6 Ms loannInl
CabaiieroS
MIR. Weisbers, Commodore Ro!grer,
Alcaide del Vale, Mr. Richardson, Her
nandez USera, Travieso. Arthur Mobile.
Col. Howe f. f. Narsling, Ptynlas-
ter floIG, Fired Fox, Capt- Wood, Nixon.
Wclty, Arturo lsrapo, Alvarez Nava.
Orde, Petition, Guy Oyster, doctor Gu
tierrez, Leiuf. Para Cap6 y Aboy.
TodO Cd n,undo puetie aSlstir sin no>a-
ssidad s!e 59vizz,yt1rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
N Cine las Tres BauderoS
LA FUNCION DE HOY

La empresa ha cOmbinadO un buen
prOgrana para esta nOche.
Ri local del Cine ha experimentado
notables mejoraS en est0s dos dias trans
currIdOS sin function.
TOdOs palcOs que suJetaban la carpa-
han sido quitadOS, Y ahora Ofrece ell local
nuevO aspecto y mas anlplitnd. Han sido
puestos mas paicos y mas silas
Los senores Porfell y Garcia, NO cesan
de Ofrecer mejoras al publicO que cons
tantemente favoreee el 4spa.tacuIo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
NOt0 del dI1

'ii'N 4 u a"'1 ''>' ~. ''''',''N
u,,..,;.4,,, ,o,,i :, nar,
! 80. -, >.,,, d...,r...,h., s,,s activida.
EhCN "iSuN'S' S'e''t'.'-V'
oei odslno H'p"n' "' ''''
Nuel'e lioitcoi ~ ''''. ''' i" - 7''''''
c'oii uo Ia Ool'n'1 ''Ss''''''''' ~
que lui'cioli"ii ''''oT' W : '''''''''0'
Jlco' bueiioS AilNS' ''''''"ii"' '''''''
-, ..:I;o =. l., =, ,,,5s ob.
,4 a,:I:s,
Actu"iliieh''' 'lo '"'>'"I'' ''' ''0' '''0.'''
''oor q''e 'ici'e'' l''" '<''''''o ''' VI
mos espdlioItS w 'S''t S"P''"' : 'o' w
Id lSia' cuaiiuo ID e'''@''i"n n io'"i i'' ="
''Is'il c'''''''''iio S'i''''-'' ~ ''''''
'Sl'fer~o alSld'fo' 'o'L s'' i'i''' '''''0'o Pc
ia 'd4uciioS quo ~ fo''l 1''ii' iio ','ii0 9 ~
e., oou,, ,,,a,,do o,,o,,a !.
.,,aa4;..;,aaa oxa;.,s.l. :, nodorosa
a -Aisls'uaiieil'e' ''onFi' i''ii'ioliaii''o vi
Id lsa caSllioS e7'A'iN> tSl'"hio1e7' q'.'
rt"dlzdn UNA f'Do'' ''''i''i 'iSinii' ) f'.''' ~
''ca' 4'elo 4'S' c<a'A'ioS o''liti0' iio 'r
N Puetfeh lelier 'a c'7s 7sdili~"o1oii t''' IA
Nololiia cuya l'o'eo0on ioid' 'OAi'''
dlcah"afaii d loe' es''f'IoieS que i'on e4i
'os iiias s"i odtfS ifi''''ie' ''' '' i'iE' ''''i
I'm ruelCo f~E7o Hay 1t'lhelo 'f'sI''iilc
he eSpailoleS para e<"-stf''ilr I'd Ooloiil"
eh UaleS cohulcloheS Sse proSperiudu ue
Vida que S'ls liiSOf1to"'i"S Se"ii ors''iI'
uei paiS eli que "c "t's0i liei'Fii 09'0S at
,~..e- IA
-
~
Los espanoles tienen en- la isla uh"
grande, una poocI0sisuna, una lnnegable
tuerza economea y social mantenida por
su labonosldad, por III actiIldad produc-
tora, por slls hompres Intelectuales que
hguran en- ringiera con las prlmeras IN
telactualldades del pais. por su prenSa
que da una nota de 1ndopendencla plau-
SlGle que eS la mayer 1uerZa de ammonia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
COnunicadO

MRRCANTH-
San juan. Z. H.
Muy scior mfa asiso
Sup,ico 4 usiod IA inscrcNhn de la si-
innsa carts asr.. ,,m ,Sia fccha, dirijo
Al sei,or Dire.tnr ~ "El Tempo"
Con toda Ia consideration quedo de Vd
affmo. amigo y : =.
Dr. GoENAGA
Sr. Dira,tor Il, IA Tempo"
San Juan.
Muy SeiiOr mio:
Bajo el epigrafe Los caballos del
DR.. Gssrnaga-SnSpochoso de muermo
publica "E Tiempo," en- su edlci6n de
aver, dates asi,FTirldos en- el Departamen-
- de Sairfipsi. V emanajos 4 su veZ de
Ia policia.
He visto hoy 81 senor Ayudante do Ia
policia ilstrlar Y resulta;
PrirnerD -luc el origen de tai nOtlcla
ha sid0 un ahDHth,O.
Segulsdo hos caballos no eran Dc
mi propiedad.
Teroero-Que dicho~ animales fueron
recMlocitluS pur 81 senor yeterlnarlO del
Departament0 Consolidate y eStan com
pletamente Siapr, sin haber mOtlvo algli-
no para Stsl,echar la exiStencia del muer
laO.
DeSDu1s de t:staS aclaraciOnes, deho
dar d 7rsted seilor Director, expresivas
gracias pOr lib foI1ita correctisima en- que
ia la voz de alarma en- defensa de Ia
s;oLud pllhlca; y tambien Va doy, muy
sincefamenfe al autor del an0nimo pues
reSpetamdo su buena intenci0n, dadO e
ease de exRstir en- mis- .jdcOs tan terrible
enfermelBd sin haberlo advertido yO, HI
hay duda de que Ia desuncia me habria
reportado notable baneficio.
POdria listed senor director, hacerse
mas acreedor aun mi gratitud, valien
dose de Slls n1t1hples relaciOnes, en- 81
dnble caracter de Periodista Bibliote
carlo Municipal, para lograr algi1n me
dio de acabar con los cobardes an0nimis
tas?
Puede sllcesler, csbe en- Is, possible, qut
la poiicfa ret-iba un an0nimO Iiciendo
El Director Vie Ell Tempo" presents
sintomas sosptchosos de lepra, y dado e
gravisimo peiigr6 para la salud publics
q. puede producer Ia circulation de eS.
peri6dico, 81 liega il comprobarSe la en-
fernedad de Su Director, es de esperal
que q Departamento de Sanrdad proce
dra con ell mayor cello en La investiga
ci0n del caso
Sc hace tan piiblica tan grave mentira
Y icalcule usted el perjuicio pars
la cmpreSa periodisticst- mientras no 81
| esclarece la Verbadi
Y va que de veterinariO Y anmales st
trata, viene d ma r,cuerdo, una broms
de I'm buen amigo.
Lleg6 d esta lsla con el cargo de Sc
cretaro de GObierno, el notable pOeta
espanOl, don Leopoido CaIgO ri amigo
de referenola, senalandome, lie dijo
Tengo el gusto de presentale al meior
veterinario de la Isla y lie oonteste ''y
yo tengO ell honor de ser presentado por
mi meiOr ciiente"
Acttra3mente, yo Ocupo, de nuevO, el
lugar de veterinarlo FL Director de
FL Tempo" dara 81 q ha heeho el papel
de mi amigo
AtentMnlente,
DR. GOENAGA.
Gan Juan u r - Nbr1I 10 1O1O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
Los diSc0rSoS De Nj. Bryan

La sllscripci0n iniciada por 81 doctor
Cayetano Coli y Toste para recOger en-
m folleto los discursos pronunciados Ell
la isla por el insigne orador dem6crata
Mr. Bryan y los de Jos senores de Diego
Degetau, contin1a Ell esta forma:
Suma anterior, S $500
Pmsidente, Ferdinand r. Ces-
tero 1.GJ
Julio Reyes Advert O.5C
Daniel Morales 0.N|
Antonio Pacheco Csc
Eduardo Lopez TizoI O.5G
Antonio c. Perez Q.OI
Fernando Gonzalez ESQ
Pablo Berga 0.50I
Eonrado Asenjo 0.50I
Emilio Gorbea O.5O|
David Noble 100
Jose G. Torres 100
J. Nalpaez Rivera O.5Ol
Total S 1875
(COntin1Iaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Los SeIOres Fernandez y Portela, co
merciantes de esta capital, nos partici-
pan que han comprado el establecimien-
to de pr0visiones de don Eusebio B0-
tas, Y han constituido una sociedad O.
girara bajo la razon de Fernandez y
POrtela, para seguir los mismos nego-
clos.
Son socios gestores, don AnicetO Fer
nandez y Fernandez don Rafael Por-
tela Sobrino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
.El!@liari!ls Do Ia ElrtakEa
III PABEI.I.oN DE CENAs
Precios del menu

J2mdn fiambre, 10 ccntavoS; Pave
fiambre. Ia ceniavos; Carne d. ccrdo
y habichuelas. Is centavoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Sandwiches de polio, 10; Sandwiches
de jam6n picado, 10 centavos; Sand
witches de qGeso, 10 centavoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Appoinaris (botella), 20 centavos
White Rock (botella) 20 ccntavos; Ger
veza de gengibre (botella), IS centavos
Como Sc We, tOdo es baratisimo y dc
una gran economic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Ensalada de- polio, 20 ccntavos; En-
sllada lie papss, 10 centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Los senOres r. Sobrino Ca, de Qua
yama, nos participant la formation de
una sociedad bajo la denomination ex-
presada, de la que son socios gestores,
don Ramon Sobrino y Sobrino y den
Ramon Portela Sobrino,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Pan Y mantequilla, 5 centavos; Bo
los, 5 centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Pastel de manzanas, 10 centavos; Pas
tel de picadillo, 10 centavos; Pastel de
calabaza. 10 centaVOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

HeIadO y bizcochO, Is centavOs; Ca
fe caliente, leche caliente crema, 10
centavos; Leche fria (vaso), 10 cent&a-
VOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Aceitunas, 5 centavos; EncurtidOs
3 centavOS
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-01
G,N,MAY ABANDON
FAST MAIL
NAIL TONNAGE SAID NOT TO
JUSTIFY SUCH QUICK SERVICE
ON GREAT NORTHERN-AFTER
HARTMAN JOB.

Unless it can secure a larger mail
contract from the government the
Great Northern railway, 1t is said.
plans to abandon it's transcontinental
mail train known as No. q. next
month. The train has been In test
service for the last 60 days and has
made record time. clipping between
II and IL hours of previous running
schedules.
For the FIRST month of its opera
lions between st. Paul and Seattle
the train was behind the schedule or
two occasions, being 80 minutes late
ON each occasion. During the last
month the heavy storms, in eastern
Montana and the Dakotas have often
delayed the trains Senator Samuel
H. Piles and Wesley L. Jones have
taken up the retention of the train
with the postal authorities at Wash
ington, d. C.. go. "a ~ -
With the expiration of the Harril
man system contract with the gov
eminent for the handling OF mail
over the Union Pacific and o. r. & N
railways the Great Northern expects
to secure this contract, transferring
the mail at this city over the Spokane,
Portland & Seattle railway. The
matter is now under consideration
by the postal authorities, a decision
being expected next month. The
securing OF this contract by the Hill
line would justify the further con-
tinuance of the crack mail train.
With the adoption of the summer
schedule of the Great Northern, which
will be effective about April Is, the
time Of the fast mail train is expected
to be reduced from Sc TO 81 hours
form Chicago to Seattle. with the
same time into Portland via the Spo-
kane, Portland & Seattle railway
from this city. The time OF the mail
train now between st. Paul ana Seat
tie is 40 hours.
The Hartman contract calls for
a 70-hour service between Chicago
and Portland. Removal from service
six weeks ago by the Northern Pa
cific railway of its train No. 4 known
as the Twin City" express, handi-
capped the northwest mail service
to a small extent on that line by plac-
ing the tonnage OF the through service
on four trains.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-01
NEWS FORECAST FOR THE
COMING WEEK

merry in New York, Boston and Chi
cago.
A meeting of the cotton yarn spin
ners Of the south is to be held Tues
day in Charlotte to consider condi-
tons in the yarn market with a view
to securing a better price for their
product.
Interest centers in the meeting of
the Mississippi legislature Tuesday
from the fact that it will be called
upon to choose a United States SEN
ator to succeed the late A. J. McLau-
rim. Labor and railroad legislation
are foremost on the agenda OF the
Massachusetts general assembly,
which begins its annual session We'd
nesday.
The National Wool Growers asso-
citation will begin its annual conven-
ton Thursday in Ogden, Uath. Pub
lie lands and the tariff on wool will
be the principal topics considered.
Also of interest to large section Of
the country will be the fifth annual
National Stock Show, which Is to
open Saturday in Denver and COM
tinue through the following week.
The cables will continue to tell Of
the progress of events in Nicaragua
and of the stirring election campaign
in Great Britain. The writ for the
new elections Is to be issued Satur-
day. which will allow for the nrsI
eInr4io, ~, yonuarr -
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-01

Vice President D.. N. Gellatly, of
the Wenatchee auxiliary OF the, Che
Ian County Horticultural association.
has announced meeting of the local
growers for next Saturday. An in
teresting program will be arranged
and will be announced later. One of
the matters which demands attention
lat the meeting next Saturday is rela-
tive to the coming of the state horti-
cultural association, which meets
here the middle of the month. Def
mite arran gements will be made at
that time for taking care of the state
meeting. 1t has been suggested dur
ing the coming winter months that
meetings be held every two weeks
by the growers and a program ar
ranged on matters pertinent to the
fruit industry here. The Cashmere
auxiliary has arranged a program
for every two weeks and secured
speakers from the state college on
the following subjects:
January 22-The subject will be
THE Cooling Moth"
February 5-"Cover Crops"
February 1s-"Wooly Aphis."
3 March 5-"Planting Young Trees
- n-,sufnvo
March 19-"Budding and Graft
Ing"
Auril 2-"Irrigation."
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-01
Events That Made History in 1909

negro collector of the port of Charles
ton. s. c., resigns.
March President Taft and Vice
President Sherman are inaugurated
in Washington.
March 4.-The United States sem
ate ratifies the Canadian boundary
waters treaty and adjourns sine die
March 13-Detective Petrosino of
New York is murdered at Palermo,
Sicily, by agents of the Black Hand
March 15.-The United States and
Great Britain agree on the personnel
of The Hague tribunal which is to
consider the Newfoundland fisheries
dispute
March IA general strike of
postal and telegraph employees in
Paris is called.
March 23.-Ex-President Roosevelt
sails from New York for Africa
March 25.-The crown prince of
Servia surrenders his right to sue
cession in favor of his brother.
March 28.-The Servian national
assembly ratifies King Peters choice
of Alexander. his second son, as heir
to the throne.
March 29.-In the Canadian house
of commons a resolution is introduced
declaring that Canada ought to as
sumo her proper share of RESPONSE
bility for the protection of her coast
line and seaboard.
March 31.-The Georgia convict
lease system comes TO an end.
April 10.-All the powers involved
recognize Austria's annexation Of
Bosnia and Herzebovina.
April 13.-The Turkish garrison in
Constantinople mutinies and forces
the government to dismiss the Grand
Vizier, the minister Of war. and the
president of the chambers.
April 15.-Thousands are massa-
cred in Asiatic Turkey.
April 18.-The ceremony of the
beatification Of Joan of Arc held at
st. Peters, Rome.
April 19.-The Russo-Bulgarian
settlement is signed at st. ePtersburg
simultaneously with the signing of
the Turco-Bulgarian agreement at
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CHECKS LESS THAN
81 ACRHN|E
NEW PENAL CODE OF UNITED
STATES GOES INTO EFFECT
WITH FREAK PROvI6ION-sAY
LAW CAN NOT STAND.

drawing check for less than =
means to offend the federal govern
ment after today.
While this is not generally known,
and the bankers Of WenAtchee at
tach little importance to the statute,
the fact remains that the congress oi
the United States has ruled that a
check written for less than 81 Is IN.
lawful to such a degree that drawer
is liable to a penalty under the penal
code of the United States.
The new penal code of the United
States goes into effect today. The
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January Elections in France
for deputies resulted in victories for
the government and the Radicals.
January limited States supreme
court refuses to grant the govern
ment's petition for review of the Stan
dard Oil $29,0OO,000 fine case.
January 1.-The Yaqui Indians sign
a treaty of peace with the Mexican
government, thus ending thirty-five
year war.
January IA plot to detrone King
Manuel of Portugal. is disclosed.
January I'm the Night Riders
trials at Union City, Tenn. six of the
Reelfoot lake band are convicted Of
murder in the first degree and two
Of murder in the second degree.
January S-The national house of
representatives by a vote of 211 %
Sc adopts the resolution by Perkins
Republican, of New York, recon-
mending that the presidents remarks
on the secret service in special mes
sage to the house be tabled.
January 11-Treaty signed in
Washington for settlement of ques-
tons in dispute between the United
States and Canada.
January 14-Twenty-one persons
are injured in an accident on the
Grand Trunk railway, near Guelph,
Ont
January 20-General Gomez is Of
f1cially proclaimed president-elect of
Cuba.
January 20-Tennessee legislature
passes statewide prohibition bill
over Governor Patterson's veto.
January 23-Passengers and crew
of the liner Republic, rammed in fog
by steamer Florida off Nantucket
| lightship. are rescued from sinking
ship by steamer Baltic in answer to
wireless messages of distress.
January 25-Elihu Root resigns as
secretary of state and Robert Bacon
! Is nominated his successor
January 27-Newfoundland fish
cries treaty is signed at Washington.
January SIN. Lopukhin, form
erly director Of police in Russian in
terror department, is arrested on a
| charge Of high treason.
February Prince Edward island