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Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19
MARTIN A LIVE ONE.

Congressman John A. Martin, o.
this district, is being heard from
In Washington. He now has the Taft
administration ON the run. Martin
believes that the United States gov.
ernment has sold 5000 acres of rich
philippine sugar lands to a subsid-
tary concern Of the sugar trust, in
violation of the organic law Of the
Philippines which. states plainly that
no corporation shall be allowed to
purchaee more than $500 acres.
Martin believes this deal was en-
gtneered by the firm of Strong & Cad
wallader, Of which President Taft IS
brother is a member.
Not only does Martin believe these
things, but he has come very close
to convincing a majority of the mem
bers OF Congress that he is right.
Congress to a man is watching
Martin Also the president. Also the
Attorney General OF the United States
Also Aldrich, Cannon, Olmstead and
the rest of the Republican leaders
who always stand ready to make OBJ
struction:sta of themselves when any
one attempts to interfere with the
lawless sugar trust.
"Who is Martini" some OF the
stapipatters have been asking. All
they have learned is that Martin is
a first-te-mer; that he is young
man; that he is in deadly earnest.
Men like OImstead have tried to
brow4beat Martin On the floor. That
is generally the best way to handle
a new member who insists upon air.
ing thin-s that the Republicans do
not waCt aired. But Martin couldn't
be beaten down, that way. Instead Of
allowing his cause to be gently rele-
gated 70 the rear, Martin net only
defended his fight but in open de-
bate showed that Olmstead was not
stating the facts.
Martin has introduced nire resolu-
tions calling for information concern
various features of the sugar land
sale. Three of these measures have
been passed by the House.
And Martin is still introducing res
o!utions. He knows what he wants,
and he is asking only for facts.
The Democratic side Of the House
IS proud Of Martin. He has shown
himself to be the kind Of a man the
people peed in Congress. Until now
the sugar trust has reigTed supreme.
Martin, young, courageous, sincere,
threatens that supremacy. Tab him
for future reference.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The pastor, Rev. C. w. Hancher, Is
enjoying a well-earned rest apd vaca-
ton Of two weeks at his Old home In
Kansas. He will spend some time
with his mother in Kingman and al
so attend a session OF the Alumni
Of Southwestern college at Winfield.
ON the 25th anniversary Of the found
ing of the college.
Dr.. Harrup. OF Denver University,
will preach both morning and even
ing next Sunday.
A musical program is being pre-
pared for the evening Of the 29th
by Prof. Bowes and his choir. Fur
ther announcement Of which will be
made next week.
The organ selections played by
Prof. Bowes at the services OF the
last two Sundays In honor Of En-
glands king were much appreciated
Chopin's Funeral March and 1.-The
Dead March in SAUL" were recog'
nized as especially appropriate by
the English portion OF the congrega'
tion.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19
WANTED, MINERS.

To submit sealed proposals to drive
an additional 100 feet in what ds
known as mo. 2" raise, on yelling
ton No. 6 vein dn Newhouse tunnel.
Present height of raise, 160 feet.
Contractor will be required 20 save
the ore on percentage basis, aside
from contract price for driving raise.
Timbers and tools furnished. Only
parties who can make good, need ap-
ply. For further particulars, call on
or address, A. H. HELLER, Supt.,
King Bee G. NJ. q M. Co., phone.
Central "a. p. o. box 419. Central
City, Colorado.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19
MEDAL DAY PROGRAM.

Following is the program for Med
al day, to be rendered by the Black
Hawk schools on Thursday. May
26th. the exercises to commence at
L: 80 O'Clock p. m:
l. Song, Farewell to the Forests. "
2. A Reading-Third Room:
a "a Brave Boy"
b. THE Wind and the Moon"
3. Song-''TheE vening Bells"
4. "Keenan's Charge"
5. Song-"His Buttons are Marked
U. S."-Second Primary.
6. "The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay
Second Primary.
Z. Lilly Bells Ring"-Fourth Grade
Music.
8. Speech by Mrs. Cook. State Sup
erintendent Public Instruction
9. THE Little Tin Soldier
10. Good Night Song.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

]. F. Cheatley, for SO years a res
ident Of this county. is dead at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. A. B.
Cole inJe:ferson county. He has been
ill for six months, or since he left
Russell Gulch, where the family liv-
ed before going to the valley. He is
survived by a wife and five daugh-
ters, Mrs. r. Beckett and Mrs. A.
B. Cole. OF Arvada, Mrs. F. L. Pax
ton Of Red River, N. M, and the
Misses Viola and Emma Cheatley.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

Matt Clennon. an old resident OF
Elk park. was found dead in his cab,
In Tuesday night by c. A. Mcneil.
Mcneil, who lived neighbor to Glen
non went over to the cabin to Wis
it him and found him lying dead on
the floor. Clennon had been ailing
with severe cold, which developed
into pneumonia. Deceased was 81
years Of age and had mined in the
Elk park district for 10 years. He
was single and leaves two brothers
and two sisters living in Longmont
One Of the brothers arrived in Cen.
tral yesterday and took the body tc
Longmont this afternoon.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

R. A. Hall, Of the Pactolus road
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Hall
intends to leave for the east in a
few days to place the bonds OF the
road. He said he thought work on
the grade would be resumed within
a month. The line can be completed
and trains operating by the latter
part Of fall. 1t is likely that when
work is started, the grading will be
done from both ends.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

Halley's comet struck No. 12 on
the c. & s. yesterday morning at u
point near the Fifty min In Black
Hawk and knocked the iron pony Off
the track. The Jar old 12 received put
her out Of commission and another
engine had to be procured to bring
the passenger train to Central. "A
delay Of more than an hour was oc.
casioned.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

Saturday evening the st. Ann so
ciety gave card party AMI dance at
the X. of P. hall. The attendance
was good. Dancing proved the more
popular amusement with the young
people and but very few showed any
inclination to play cards. Ice cream
and cake were served and the lad
les cleared some money.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19
ATTENTION FiREMEN.

AL memers OF the Central City
Fire Department are requested to
meet at the Alert headquarters,
Mountain City, on Saturday, May 21,
1910. at 1870 O'Clock. for the purpose
OF attending the semiannual. inspec.
ton.
ton. Thomas Mitchell, Chief,
J. w. Sigi, Secretary
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

Mrs. Oush Sax died in Russell
Gulch last evening OF pneumonia. The
funeral will be held Saturday morn
Ing at o'clock from the Catholic
hurcch In this city. Deceased leaves
no close relatives.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19
GRADUATION GIFTS.

You know 1t is time for the pur-
chasing Of these pleasing souvenirs
Of graduation days. We are now pre-
pared to supply these beautiful ar
ticles. A Rapin. the jeweler, can fur.
Efsh them.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

John Brown and mother, who had
beenvisiting Geo. Henderson and
family. returned Monday to Denver.
Mrs. Frank Hepburn left Monday
for Routt county to Join her hus-
band.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

CAPITAL for meritorious mining,
manufacturing and railroad enter.
prises. For particulars apply to Char
les T. Johnson q Co., Suite 215
warder Building, Washington, d. G
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

ed Cam hall in NewadaviMe for
a mum ears greeted the Appel.
10 cMi Friday evening, when
they p that great farce com
edy, "a 'ern Ananias" in their
usual ia 3 style. "a Modern
Ananias' play that is very ab-
surd, but IL mas telling scenes an!
Is very arlusins. 1t is one of the
most difficult plays that amateurs
could possibly find, and is, in fact,
very strong play for professionals.
The Apollo club should be given
credit for presenting it so we'll.
Much hard work was required of the
members of the cast in preparing
themselves for their various parts.
Miss Annie Quin.rall, who played
the leading role of Miss Goldengate.
was enfnea'1y fitted for the part
and played it exceedingly we'll. Her
rendition OF that grand old song.
In the Cleaning" left no.hing to
be desired. Miss Ella Dickerson, who
played the rather disagreeab.e part
OF baby" carried the house by
storm and could easily have carried
cf all the blue ribbons in any baby
show that was ever held. Miss Dick
erson should be given great credit
for the parts she has taken as they
have all been rather disasreeaJole
and we hope in the near future to
see her in a more agreeable charac-
ter.
Miss Kate Stevens, who played the
part Of Miss Prudence Mayflower.
the chewing gum GIRL" looked
splerdid and lei. nothing to be de-
sired in her portrayal OF the part.
Miss Rosamond Richards, who play
ed The small part of Kitty, the maid,
took advantage CT the few lines she
had and did exceedingly we'll. We
are inclined 20 think she Is too good
looking to be- a success as a maid in
real life. T. ]. Newlun, who played
the part Of Lysarder Lyon, the An
anAas CT the play, was very well re-
ceived. This was the frs. time MIR.
Newlunl essayed the leading role and
we are inclined to think that with
the stage management he had a lit
tie too much en- his hands.
Thomas Roberts, who played the
part OF Col. Lyon, an old man of 65,
looked and played the part true to
life. Mr.. Roberts is hard to beat in
playing old-man parts. Hugh Lowry,
who played the part o. Derby Dash-
wood, the dude, was immense and
he should be given great credit for
playing a part SO utterly foreign to
his real life. Herman Paul, who play
ed the small part of Dan Francisco,
was certainly all right AMI when it
comes to crying. has all the babies
In the west beat a mile
We are informed that the club is
now firmly established and has nice
ly furnished club rooms and in the
future will be able 20 do mere char
Hy work. A club Of this kind should
have the hearty support OF the pub
lic fer /. Is rot Only a source OF
amusement but Is clean, uplifting
and educating
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

Automatic Vacuum Cleaner for rent
500 per day. Carpets cleaned 800
Der hour. Agents for Electric Cleaner.
Reckling 4 Willinski, City.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

Capt. M. X. Sullivan, who succeeds
Robt. Wilkinson as postmaster, took
charge OF the office Monday. He has
appointed James Rule his deputy.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

Do you want a good pocket knife?
II so, go to A. Rapin-he has them.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

Edison and Victor records for May
at Hyndmans.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19

Oranges and bananas at Hawiey's.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-19
VoDERN ANANIAs."

Q The Est crowd that has fill.
ed Can hall in NevadayiMe for
a num- ,7ears greeted the Apol.
10 chri Friday evening. when
they p that great farce COM
edy, "a sern Ananias" in their
usual ia 3 style. "A Moder,n
AnaniaS" nJav +bot 10 no,,, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10
ORDEN DEL Ola

Enmiendas del Consejo Executive la
r. de la c. sobre comisi0n a Washing
ton.
La Camara Sc cOnstituye en- comisi0n
total para discutirlas
Ell senor Garcia Duc6s propone que
Sc rechacen las enmiendas Y lie secunda
Matienzo Cintr6n. FL viejo energico
luchador prOnuncia un elocuente CHS
peante discurso en- contra y una por una
desgrana todas las falaces razones en- que
apoya Ell Consejo sus enmiendas.
Llorens Torres, completa con otras las
eXpuestas por Matienzo.
H. Diaz apoya 10 antedicho por los
elocuentes abogados representatives es-
tablece la question reglamentaria para
votaci0n
La Camara por unanimidad rechaza
las enmiendas del COnsejo.
Y Sc suspendi6 la session hasta ell 81
guiente dia a las 3 p. m.
Fueron leidas las siguientes
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PETICIONES

Escrito del senior Francisco Trilla, So
HcitandO que la Camara asigne una suma
annual para que ell hijo de dicho senor
Federico Trilla, pueda continuar sus es-
tudios de medicina en- la ciudad de Val
paraiso, E. u. A.
Petici0n de la sonora Flora Sila soil
citando de la Camara una beca para la
normal de Rio Piedras, fin de que su
hijo Gustavo pueda cursar ell segundo
ano de sus estudios.
Telegrama del delegado senior Audrey,
al Hon. Speaker de la Camara manlfeS-
tando no puede asistir por encontrarse
enfermo.
Telegrama del delegado senior Open
heimer al Hno. Speaker, manifestando
lie conceda licencia hasta ell lunes pr0xi-
mo.
Escrito de varios banqueros, conner
ciantes e industriales domiciliados en- la
ciudad de Ponce, interesando que la Ca
mara vote las apropiaciones necesarias
a fin de que Sc prolonguen todOs los tro-
zos de carreteras que hayan de completar
la existente entire San Juan, Arecibo
Aguadilla, Mayaguez y Ponce.
Escrito de varios propietarios del ter
mino municipal de la Cidra interesandC
Sc alteren las circunstancias de los Re
gistros de la Propiedad de Guayama y
Caguas, en- ell sentido de que Sc excluys
al pueblo de la Cidra de la circunscrip
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10

ci6n del primer Registro a que pertenece
y Sc agregue a la del segundo.
Escrito de los ofciales escribientes
de los Registros de la Propiedad de San
German Mayaguez suplieando no Sc
apruebe el Proyecto de ley presentado
por ell senor Matienzo Cintron, excluyen-
do del Servicio Civil dichos empleados.
Ordenanza del Ayuntamiento de va
bucoa solicitando Sc vote una ley que
autorice al Concejo Municipal de dichO
pueblo para disponer del sobrante del
Presupuesto del ejercicio pasado.
Escrito de varios propietarios conner
ciantes, industriales y obreros de Aguas
Buenas, interesando Sc vote una ley
creando fondos para terminar la secci6n
de carretera de Comerio Aguas Bue-
mas.
Ordenanza del Ayuntamiento de Co
merio solicitando de la Camara la apr0-
baci0n del p. de la c. 42 y consignando
un voto de gracias para ell autor de dicho
Proyecto de ley, senor Virella Uribe.
Escrito de la Junta Directiva de la In
dustrial School of the Porto Rican Bene-
VIOLENT Society, interesando Sc adopte una
medida para que los padres envlen con
regularidad a sus hijos dicha escuela.
FL senior Benitez Castanos, por consejo
facultativo. present0 su renuncia como
miembro de la comisi0n a Washington
~ despues de una pequena discussion, la
Camara no la acepta y resuelve que 81
"a slendO miembro de la comisi6n, aun-
que no pueda trasladarse al Norte.
LlOrens Torres presenta un Memorial
de la ASocjaciGn de cafeter0s y da eX-
plicacioneS sobre los asuntos que trata:
prOpOne que Sc nombre una comisi0n es-
pecial para que lie estudie y tras una pc
quelia discussion la Camara acuerda que
Sc nombre una comiSi6n especial Y de
sigma para cOnstituirIa los senores Acu-
na. Llorens Y CORA
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%@(&)%3
De teatrO
SoldpeNa.

Despues de la temporada del tcarna-
val, ha reapar ecido en- nuestra escena
esa deslutnbrante estrella artistica que
Sc llama Rosario Pine
Ell publico la saludo con una saliva
de aplausos y la rindi6 este supreme
homemade muchas veCes durante la re
presentation
La Consolidation que hace Rosario Pi-
no, en- Ell gentO alegre, no tiene rival
Seguramente.
La iluStre artiSta reaiza una verda-
dera encarnaci6n del belo caracter que
va prod1gando vida y algeria por toda
la obra
En- el bellisimo parlamento del Sc
gundo acto, cuando refere porque echo
repicar las campanaS de la iglesia
que oyeron con asombro DONa Sacra-
mento y Don EligiO, la suprema artista
alcanzo un enorme triunfo personaliSi
mo.
Ell p1blico la interrumpio y la acla-
mo la ovaciono freneticamente.
No puede darse una 1iccion mas re
finadamente pura del ha blar andaluz
nj una voz, que suene mas muSiCa, nj
un temperamento de mujer que sienta
! y expreSe mas que 10 que sintio y ex-
pres6 hizo sentir anoche la artiSta
gloriosisima.
Su labor es superior a todo elogio,
que merece tambien muy cumplido la
lexcelente caracteristica sefora Calde-
ron, la graciosfsima sefora Caro- y Ia
simpatica senorita Pla
De los hombres hay que menciona1
por separado con todos los honores
al gran Thuillier que, como Siempre
estuvo asombroso de naturahdad en- la
composition del tipo de Julio, el Gala
vera marques de los ArrayaneS.
Con Rosario Pine Salio Thuillie1
que fue muy ovacionado, reci bir los
IGNORES del proscenio al final de todos
los actos
Tambien es digna de todo encomio Ia
cooperation valiosa que prestaron al
exito de la obra, los sefores Dfaz,
Sanchez Bort y Rausell.
Muy apropiada la mise en- scene, que
cuida mucho esta excelente compafI1a
| Ell p1blico era ell que corresponds
al espectaculo.
| Toda nuestra Sociedad distlnguida
| Esta noche, un acontecimiento, ur
estreno de Benavente, Ell immense.
Domingo Orosco.
4
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Casino lue!tolr!!gggll

Ell pr5ximo domingo so, las de la
mafiana, Sc reuniran en- los salones del
Consejo, en- la Casa Ayuntamiento, la
Junta organizadora del futuro Casino
para establecer defnitivamente ese
centro social.
Han sido citados 100 caballeros dis
tinguidos de la localidad, para elegir
la Directiva y organizar defnitiva-
mente tan simpatico Centre.
Deseamos con sinceridad que ell Ca
sino progrese y tendremos gusto sumo,
en- aslstir la reunion del domingo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10
Canara

A las 315 de aver tarde, empezo la Sc
sion bajo la presidencia del Speaker Sc
nor de Diego.
Parece ser que la caranosa amonesta-
ci6n del Reglamento despert6 a los dis
tinguidos delegados del estupor 8 pereza
comunicadas por las no muy halagiienas
noticias que para la regular expansion
y hbertad de la isla traen los ferreos
vientos del Norte
Al pasar ista respondieron los dele
gados siguientes:
Aboy Benitez Ramon, Acosta Marquee
Enrique Acuna Aybar Eduardo, Apon-
te Jose F., Arrillaga Urrutia Rafael
Benitez Castanos Eugenio, Caballero
Celso, Canales Nemesio, Coira Francis
co, Coll Cuchi, Jose, Delgado Rom6n H
Diaz Navarro, Herminio, Diego Jose de-
Elzaburu Jose de, Garcia Ducos Juan
Giorgetti Eduardo. Llorens Torres Luis
Lluveras Jose F., Matienzo Cintr6n Ro-
sendo, Mercader Carmelo, Oppenheimer
Van Rynn Santiago, Santoni Felix, Solel
Carlos Maria Trelles Vicente Virella
Uribe Valeriano.
Ell deelegado Lopez Diaz envio una
carta al Speaker eXplicando su ausencia,
por una confusion recibida en- un pie,
10 cual justifca certifcaci6n medica que
acompana.
Otros delegados fueron disculpados
por sus companeros, cuyo efecto re
cibieron instrucciones
Ley6se despues, un telegrama extra
Official frmado por Collazo, que aver
public6 el BOLETIN
Inmediatamente Sc dio lectura a los 81
guientes proyectos de ley en- primera lee
tura:
Nnm. rs. Por los senores Matienzo Gin
tr6n Virella Uribe. Para devolver a
varios vecinos de Aibonito contribucio-
nes pagadas por ellos indebidamente.
Mum r. Por el seilor Acuna Para en-
mendar ell articulo 2 de una ley titulada
Ley autorizando determinados funcio-
narios para que tomen declaraciones ju-
radas, juramentos y afirmaciones en- Pto.
Rico, los Estados Unidos y paises extran-
jeros .aprobada en- II de Mario Y en-
mendada por otra ley aprobada en- s de
Mario de 1904
Mum. 7S Por el senor Oppenheimer
Para la replantaci6n de arboles de cali
dad en- las orillas de las ,carreteras publ
cas-
Mum. 49, Por los senores Caballero,
Garcia Duc6s, Elzaburu y Lluveras. Pa
ra asignar la suma de doce mil dollars
para la continuation de la carretera de
Adjuntas a Lares.
Mum. 80. Por los senores Aboy, Acos-
ia y Diaz. Para terminar la construc-
ci0n de la carretera de Isabel ii Mos
quitos Y continuar la de Mosquitoes a
Isabel ii via Puerto Real en- la iSla de
Vieques.
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--VVIWJWW-
ROsas de OtOnO
Corresponds

Nuestro p1blico podra admirar esta
noche una de las mas celebradas pro-
ducciones de, insigne literato Tacinto
Benavente, el primero de los drama
turgos espaficles de nuestros dfas
"RoSas de OtofIo", por la compaf1ia
Pino- Thuillier, tiene que ser un aeon
tecimiento artfstico.
Ademas de la obra del eg1egio autor
de LOS intereses creados". consta el
programa del precioso entremes de los
hermanos Quintero, "Manana de so1''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10
EL JQ[C[O DE HOY
LOS CRIMENES DE SANGRE
UN MARlDO
QUE MATA A 81 MUJER

Basilio Torres Juana Perez vivian
matrimonalmente en- la jurisdiction de
Rio Piedras. Y por disidencias surgldaS
entire ellos, la esposa decide separarSe
del marido fue vivir en- casa de Su
hermana Jacinta Perez, en- eI barrlo el
Rio. del mismo terlnino.
A los pocos dias de estar reSldlendo
en- dicha casa Sc present6 Torres una
tarde del mes de Mario, y al dia siguien-
te. nn domingo, como las | de la ma
mana Torres mat0 de ) graves punala-
das a su esposa. Ell hecho ocurrlo de
tras de la cosina de la casa de Su her
mana.
Ella al morr conteso que su matador
habia sido Ell esposo pidio d su hernia
ma que lie cuidase cuatro nlnoS que de
jaba en- la orfandad.
Tai es el crimen que esta manana en-
pez6 ventilarSc ante la sala Segun-
da, de esta Corte de DiStrlto actuando
Ell juez Mr.. Gill Y el fiscal acuSador
senior Torres Grau.
FL Jurado esta compuesto de los Sc
nores Siguientes
Eduardo Acha, Ventura Marin, Elias
Wolf, Jose Gordils, Juan Fernandez
Gomez, Ramon Rola, Ignaco Olivero,
Carlos Davis Carri6n. Jose Alvarez
Garcia Francisco j. del Arroyo, Ba-
silo Pinero Sixto c, BaS.
Declararon los testig0s Presentation
Torres, Maria Torres, Jacinta Perez
Mario Brau el doctor Orcasltas. I'll
senor Brau como iuez de Paz que era
entonces ell doctor Orcasitas, como
medicO titular.
Los testigos acusan Torres como au-
tor del crimen. Jacinta Perez diio que
la interfecta lie habia declarad0 estas
palabras:
Torres me ha matadO, cuida de mis-
hijos, especialmente de la nina.
DeSpues pidi6 que la quitaran del sol
a La hora y media de haberla trasiada-
do a una habitaci0n muri0.
Ell doctor OrcastaS certitica de-
clara que habia recibido la interfecta
cinco heridas graves, una de elias de
veinte centimetros que lie atraveso el hi
gado.
Juana Perez falleci6 por hemorragla
interna que lie sobrevino.
FL fiscal considera ell hechO como un
asesinato en- primr gradO. FL abogado
Senor Falcon trata de demostrar al Ju-
rado que ell hecho es cOnstitutivo de un
homicidiO.
Esta tarde las dos y media Sc reanu-
do la vista para or la acusaci0n la
defensa.
FL acllsado no tiene prueba de descar-
Basilio Torres tiene unOs treinta amos,
es. moreno, viste pobremente. Su aspec-
to es ell de I'm degenerate.
Ell ex-Juez sen0r Brau manifesto en-
sala, que al pedirle declaraciOnes sObre
las causas que lie habian inducido a co
meter el crimen Sc neg0 declarar Y
mas tarde, al ser requerido de nuevO,
comet0 en- ei cuartel general actOs des-
honestos, pero la opinion del senor Brai
es que ell acusado fingia un estado de
demencia para salvar su responsible
lidad
Manana infOrmaremos acerca del
veredict0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10
Plato del dfa
Pesimismos.

va no hay eSperanza alguna
despues del hiriente rayo
que Jupiter vengador
sobre la islilla ha lanzado.
va. nj las .candidas almas,
nj los 6ptimos mas gansos,
nj los que con Jay ma madre!
Y ell pelo atras recortado
v rasurado ell bigote,
hablaban ingles envano;
va, nj los de oScura historic
Y hasta los 90 aqui me caago,
Y quienes su propia sangre
hubieran enagenado,
Y en- obsequio los senores,
cedieran honroso range,
para lilas exhibirse
completes americanos
despues de la sacudida
que ell cable nos ha lanzado
en- el rayo de desprecio
del Jupiter soberano,
nadie .. va ninguno duda
de la ruindad del engano,
saben que. D.. es un embuste
todo 10 que han predicado
de libertades, de fueros,
de poderes democraticOs,
V que. g.. todo fue falsia
todo hip0critas amanos
que para mejor herir
prepara la aleve mano;
w.. cuando va no hay remedio,
cuando va Sc ha consumado
la mas hip6crita infamia
de la historic e.. el desengano
aIlanador Sc introduce
en- los cerebros enanos. g.
VI.
Y yo, que he frmado ESQ,
un ano. tras otro ano, ~"
Y al decirlo la prudencia
me llamo el apasionado,
ahora. yo estoy convencido
de la raz6n del tirano,
Y con el alma y la vida
sus decisiones aplaudo,
hasta tai punto,- que creo
que es ell remedio mas sano
porque. -. cada cual cosecha
la semilla que ha sembrado
Solapefa.