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rising at all Of the thrilling points of
the contest
The other features of the pictures in.
clude the men in their training quar-
ters, panoramic view of the construc-
ton of the arena, view of the crowd
tramping through the mud to get into
the arena, panorama of the arena
partly filed, the picture being taken
one and one-half hours before the men
entered the ring, Everything is clear
and distinct. The whole Of the contest
is not shown. but the fifteen best rounds
the feature rounds-are shown, toge,
thcr with the latest colorod photographs
Of Wolgast, Nelson and Promoter Hes
ter,
a special bid is being made by the
management of the Bungalow for the
patronage of ladies during the week.
In Denver, where the pictures were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

The Charles Ahearn Cycling Come
dians present novel offering Ill which
skilful wheeling and genuine comedy
are intermingled. This troupe came to
the Orpheum circuit direct from the
London Hippodrome, where they were
a feature for one month, and at the
end of their Orpheum engagement they
will return to the Hippodrome for a
long engagement. The act is full of
laughable features, Of which the finish,
which Mr.. Ahearn calls ga mile in
thirteen seconds" is perhaps the most
unique,
Fred Rays Players will present n
burlesQue on the Roman drama entitled,
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by Millridge Sherwood and company.
This little play is said to abound in
thrilling lines which never fail TO take
hold on the audience when presented
in the capable manner that sthe play
is interpreted by Miss Sherwood and
her company,
Lambert and Williams promise to be
another big feature of the new bill.
Lambert is one of the best known &c
centric dancers on the stage today.
Miss Williams has an exceedingly pleas
ing voice, which adds much to the
merit of the act.
The Lelauds have been a feature
in the coast cities for the last two
months. This team offers some sing
ing, some rafting good comedy, and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

ph q nuiHDti VI lmPotkdD
themes
Something new and novel in the vau
devillc line will be offered at the Sal
Lake theater on Friday evening, Apr
~, and will consist of acts contribute
by the different theaters in this city
the Treasurer club. There have bee.
many vaudeville shows, but nothing ha
been offered that will compare wit
this one on Friday night. A mixed pei
formance, combination of vaudevill
and drama furnished by acts from th
Orpheum, Daniels, Grand and others
The treasurers of the theaters in Sal
Lake are known to be very courteou
and obliging at all times and in con
slderation Of the fact that one nigh
is givep TO the treasurers in the east
Mr.. Pyper. manager of the Salt LAX
theater. donated the theater for tha
night Players from the many theater
in town have signified their willingness
to appear for these young gentleme;
who have been very kind to the profes
sion and are we'll liked locally. Tn
seat sale will open Monday mornin
and capacity house is looked for o.
Friday evening. Another feature is tina
it will be the longest show ever givel
in Salt Lake and wiz consist of ffteeJ
acts,
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of well known people by Mr.. Leland.
In addition to these six big acts. the
Mission orchestra will render mum"
Der of new selections, and new moving
pictures will be shown
Anna Held s famous bevy Of show
girls. who created sensation in each
city in which they were seen, have been
eclipsed by the handsome women who
are tho show girls in the company of
Dorothy Morton, the noted prima donna
comedicnne who is this season starring
with great success in J. j. McNally S
musical comedy, Widow Jones. - Miss
Morton and her managers saw more
than three hundred showgirls before
finally engaging those who appear with
the noted singer and actress. The girls
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What Salt Lakers Will Have Presented to
Them This Week in the Way
Of Amuscments.

arc not only superb in physique and
endowed. with handsome features, but
they are trained singers, rare quality
TO be found in the ranks Of show girls
The handsome gowns worn by Miss
Morton s show girls were all made in
Paris aud they are likely to cause much
comment among the fair sex of this
city when Dorothy Morton appears in
"Widow' Jones at the Colonial next
week
The new programme at the Casino
commencing Monday matinee, is ar
excellent one. In the vaudeville end
Bartlett and Collins, who present ar
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last shown, thousands Of women hocked
TO the big Auditorium, and it is ex-
pected this record will be duplicated
here, as the majority Of women I'M
doubtedly have as much curiosity re.
garding n prize fight as the average
man, and the Nelson Wolgast pictures
orally prove strong attraction for
those ladies who want to get some
idea what real prize fight looks like.
Tuesday evening has been designated
as ladies' night, when special per-
formaneee will be given, to which the
ladies are particularly invited.
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"The Noblest Roman Of Them All. +"
These players have been seen locally be"
fore and were much liked on that oc-
casion.
LaRose and LaGusta are European
slack-wire experts, who come with a
great reputation for skill and daring,
as well as for unique tricks.
Al Summers is billed as "Banisber
Of the Blues' and as doing musical
acrobatic dancing" He is a clever
entertainer and has mors than made
good over the circuit New motion pic
lures and a new orchestral programme
complete the bill.
Commencing Monday, April %, at the
Shubert theater, Mr.. Willard Mack,
Miss Maude Leone and the entire cast
of old favorites, including Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Moore, James Rennie, Rosa
Roma, Reed Clarke and others, open a
stock engagement under the manage
ment of Max Florence. in H. V. Es-
mond s story of English domestic life,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
VOGUE WALL PAPER

Our papers possess those distinctly,
qualities that distinguish the artist
from the purely commercial. They NEE
the demand for the newer and NOR
harmonious home surroundings. Georg
w. Ebert g. Co., Al Main street.
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lin About the Playhouse, Both Here and
Elsewhere; Likewise Personal Men
tion of Footlight Favorites.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

thew A. Henson, one of the civ.
men who stood at the top OF
orld: comes TO the Orpheum the
his afternoon to tell of his ex
ces on the dash TO the north pole
'ommander Robert e, Peary. With.
I1ception of Commander Peary
rs no living man better fitted
@ual experience in the Arctic to
ntbfully Of conditions north of
!be of perpetual ice, Taken out
store in Washington % years
henson has ever since been the
al companion Of Peary, not only
Z Of his Arctic expeditions, but
y trlp into the tropics, when the
fer headed a surveying party in
,lgna. Henson's talk is rather n
,itforward tale of adventure than
itific discourse, 1t is frequently
tersed with humorous references
liarities of the Eskimos. ard his
Mon OF polar bear hunt, in
The bear literally drinks himself
olfh, never fails to convulse his
tce. Illustrating Henson IS talk
7 ,re than 100 photographs thrown
Green, which he himself took on
EH trip north, In addition, are
q picture films showing various
q OF the voyage Of the Roosevelt
!. RULER. known, the world over as
ger OF exceptional beauty and
r>r1ngs her latest creation, "Ln
e.o This is dance no one may
p Tor 1T is patented. 1t has three
~ and. they are all scenes OF
yeauty, including the lily, the fire
se volcano dances. Miss Fuller
s<en special pride in her terpsi-
II novelties and has sought every
,;t4or novelty, both in effect and
,sfles, with the result that she
II erles of delightful offerings that
ply incompatible.
rSf Williams, who is TO appear
jung Days sketch of east side
IN Stony Ground,' rs best known
!, LAT IN such popular plays as
q Shop Girl" "My Tom Boy
III Josie, the Little Madcap.b
:, tennessee Tess Edmund Dav,
! = SO well fitted Miss Williams
'sFr sketch, has been a great ia.
camong vaudeville patrons for
\; me. One Of his successes was
~ =, lGturity Winner; another "The
u Il He also wrote the big sue,
'hne hound, ,Up' and Lillian Rus.
~, -" comedy, "The Widow &
W. WI Miss Williams has as her
such well-known people as
s- III rmlIuze, NJ who was leading man
fv INC Heart of MarylandV: Nor.
fr, who was formerly with Hen.
y fIosmaD; Miss Malvina Arment
y season played the leading part
g nelr TO the Hoorab. " Miss
ps rs sketch is a pathetic incident
rSfe Of a girl who has to strug
e TO live 1t is best described
o. Nv INES from the Scriptures
TOY some fell on stony ground. whcr
Is nor much earth, and when tn,
p mp it was scorched; and be
rr Inad no root it wiihcred away.
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|Isgshur c. Aston 8 new play, Gas
|rsonun Went Down. by George D.
|alts which will be at the Colonial
Fdv Is week, tells a story of fascinat-
lrtferest, the scenes are laid IN the
IifA esnue Sierra Nevada mountains
|eisiifornia during the romantic per
II u The gold excitement in that sec
bar The characters in the play are
|lln eat big hearted, free minded men
tisi,omen who had rushed there from
|ook These characters have been i'm
|eu&Iized by the stories of Bret Harte.
81 tuthor seems to have caught the
4 m|that actuated Bret Harte In his
fnt igs, at least the characters drawn
swan are full of the same life and
~ 1 The company is headed by Estha
!. Inns, who is well known here for
il rceful work in other Aston plays,
S. III cat the Old Cross Roads" and
Fklsg hessee's Partner She is sup
|buyd by Victory Bateman, who will
ID III remembered here as leading
\ Or Of the old Frawley stock COM
la n Edwin Walter, w. A. Whitecar,
vf Byam, Margaret Millar, R. r,
tr,n an, William Taylor, Arthur w,
fmtiy, Arthur Z. Chatterdon, George
dss3veland and others of note. The
,.ls in four acts and the settings
|,tA n the acts are complete and elab-
n depicting as they do the rugged
a.; aims, vast chasms, deep valleys
4, ushing torrents OF the Sierras.
s,sy ,syrilliant electrical effects through
-; ay, especially in the last act,
M ,3g as it does the richly tinted
4" on the mountains from which the
T. lets its name, are the heighth of
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line.


turn ...................s s22.5
To Colorado Springs or Pueblo
and return 22,5l
To Omaha or Kansas City and
return e,..s.s-- 4u'u'
To st. Louis and return. ,...... 400
To st. Paul or Minneapolis, and
return ,....; -..-..e'.e. 2s.U
To Chicago and return, ... $50
,Proportionately low rates to othe
points,
Tickets on sale May 6, a.; June 4
II, is. 81; July I, %; August 4, ant
September IA, %. Limit October 81
For further particulars, see agents.
City ticket office, 201 Main street.
The Sanders-G Granger Floral Go.
Sow occupying temporary quarters
at 5s West Third South. will, until fur
ther notice, sell all varieties Of carns
tions at 75c a dozen.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
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.rTRAcTloNs FOR WEEK.

|, Athletic Exhibit.
s.T LAKE THEATER = Jack
lSbnson and troupe of athletic
,srs. Monday evening,
,LDNIAL THEATER-"As the
I'm Went Down" All the week,
rglnnine tonight. Matinees Wed
ikSClay and Saturday
IND. THEATER-"The Call of :
IL Circus" All the week. begin =
nc this afternoon. Matinees
ifednesday and Saturday.
n Comedy.
suBERT THEATER--."When we
tere Twenty-one. All the week.
,-rinning Monday evening. Natl
res Wednesday and Saturday.
n Vaudeville.
.pHEIJM Observation-Disclosures
audeville. All the week. Matt
-ss daily,
sion THEATER-Imper!al yau- .
willie. All the week. Matinee .
pday-
vaudeville. All
he week, opening Monday natl
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I -. -. = : !.
johnson and his troupe OF ath-
!. .Itars will show at the Salt Lake
NAH Monday night, and while the
So will be a great deviation from
o the theater goers have been ac-
Psned to, Judging from the present
,,lst large crowd will be present
b X over the world IS champion pugi-
!. Harry Heagren, the bicycle track
: Ser, has made arrangements for
IiisF the athletic performance and
brb the ladies to attend The show,
" ERE will be 20 brutal fighting.
n,,on will spar with Joe Cotton for
hir bounds. He will 20 through his
II brof shadow boxing, rope jumping,
he and will also explain, in a brief
tes ,,r, the fine points OF the game and
tesat use it is TO man.
lie eonnection with the Johnson pro-
,rraue there will be three boxing con-
All Erlenborn will box with Jack
q ey, Frank Erne will meet Harley
ouxand Mickie Sullivan will box with
rErs Forbes. The curtain will rise
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chology on a number of importsn
themes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Motion Pictures,

\ Motion Pictures,
MA ISIS. ELITE THEATERS-
fnfion pictures, continuous per-
-ormance, afternoon and even
NrEI,S THEATER-Nelson-Wol-
oar fight. All the week, be-
lnuing this afternoon.
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The Sanders-Granger Floral Co.

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-04
Domingo Orozco.
DE LEY EN- PRIMERA
LECTURA

Numero ia. Por los senores Virella
Uribe Caballero. Para enmendar una
ley titulada Ley para proveer la CONS
trucci0n de una Penitenciaria ModeIo en-
la isla de Puerto Rico, aprohada EN- IA
de Mario de 1907.
Nnmero 115. Por los senores Matienzo,
Garcia Duc6s, Cora y Aponte. Para
derogar la Ley para la consolidation de
ciertOs terminos municipales de Puerto
Rico, aprobada en- primero de Mario de
1902 y reconstituyendo los Municipios
anexad0s 4 otros en- dicha fecha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-04
Dario l. Campillo

Be encnentra en- esta ciudad v heme
tenldo gustO EN- saludar, nuestro amia.
Dario l.. Ca,npillo, Representative de /;
Compania dramatiea qlse dirige el aeto
senior Bravo.
FL seiior Campillo e1llbarcara en- eI ca
rocos para Centre America en- esta -.
mana
R6e.Ha p2cGt~0 aldo
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~
gados:
San Juan =. K.
Senior:
Como ustedes veran por la collection de
reports que les enviamos, desde la pa
oina 1OS hasta la 219, Sc celebraron, des-
pues de nuestro informe llltlmo, clnco Sc
stones en- ell Comite de Asuntos lnsula-
res. los dias viernes, sabado, lunes, mar
tes, microbes y jueves.
En- las tres primeras, la Comlslon des-
envoIvi0 con toda amplltld Ell crlter1o
de la Camara Y mantuvo con toda enef-
Ola ell interes de Puerto Rico aunque tro-
pezando con Glen dificultades causa de
las interrupciones continues de los re-
cursos estrat6gicos empleados por los de-
fensores del bill, de SECURE con ell propo-
sito de entorpecer nuestros alegatoS y
disminuir ell tempo de q. nos era da-
BILE disponer Esto no dependla de nos
otros nj era possible que 10 enVltase-
mos Y asi yeran ustedes que los prime
ros puntos fueron tratados con gran
acopio de argumentos, EN- los uitilnos
tuvimos que abreviar y precipitar ell cur
so de nuestra information, porque va no
sentlamos al Comite dispuesto pro-
Iongar su benevolencia. Apesar de clio,
creemos que resulta completa nuestfa
ohra 81 bien nos vimos en- la necesldad
de prescindir del resjlmen final, en- que
abarcamos toda la question lnslstlendo
en- las SOlucioneS neceSarlaS.
Ell lunes despu6s de nosotros, lnforAo
cl senior Deveboise, representative de las
centrales azucareras GudAicd, CdiloS,
Fortuna, otras. Hacia las palabras de
este caballero llamamos la atenclon de
nuestros amigos los propietarios de gran
des fundos de cana en- Puerto Rico. Ex-
cusamos advertir que la Comlslon habla
c,lmplido las indicaciones de la Camara
en- cuanto 4 la limitaci0n de tres mil
acres. advirtiendo al Comite que el acuer-
do estaba adoptado por unanimidad y
enumerando q las personals que en- la Ca
mara representan la alta propiedad agrl-
cola del pals
FL martes inf0rm0 el general Edwards,
insistiendo en- que el proyecto pasase a
la Camara baja casi en- su lntegrldad,
v aceptando solo dos de las enmlendas
que, aunoue no f0rmuladas por nOsotros,
SO desprendian De nuestro alegato. es
bneno advertir ! la Camara, que 81 no
formulamos dichas enmiendas de un mo-
do concrete, es porque deblamos abste-
pernos de cualquier acto en- que apare-
citsemos aceptando el bill de una name
ia impllcita,
Los extremes en- que el general Ed
wards cedia. a n0mbre de la Admins
TRACTION. eran la concession de franqulclas
por ell Senado, la Suppression de la clau-
sula Dor cuya virtud Sc autoriza al Pre-
sdente que nombre oficiales del eJercl-
to para la direction de los departamen-
tos ejecutivos.
FL general Edwards afirm6, apoyan-
dose en- un cablegrama del seiior Guzman
Bcnitez, la inexactitud de unaS palabras
que 81 atribuio al senior Coll Cuchi, so
bre representation del partido republlca-
no por la Comisi6n de la Camara. FL
senor Coll Cuchi, rectifico enseguida
demostrando con sus mismas palabras,
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De teatrO
LA VIEJECITA


Ha sido un exit0 extraOrdinari0 de La
senorita Huguet. Los atronadOres aplau-
SOS conque ell p1blico premi6 anoche ell
trabajo de esta notable cantante, habran
evocadO en- La memOria de La valiOsa ar
tista recuerdos de grandes exitos logra-
dos en- otros escenarios, exitos decisivOs,
pero no mayores que ell alcanzadO ano-
che en- ell Municipal.
Esperabamos muchO de S'La Viejeci-
ia" de La Huguet, pero no tanto, franca-
mente.
La arrogante y bella tiple, hace una la
Dor superior al reclamo que de ella ha
hecho la critica teatral. Poderosa de
facultades y vibrante de Temperament
to, el Carlos de ella Viejecita'' diffcil-
mente puede hallar otra tiple que 10 en-
carne mejor. La voz amplia, extensa,
sonora, calida de la senorita Huguet
sabe interpreter los apasionados y
viriles acentos que ibvran en- esa pagi-
ma immortal de la m1sica de Caballero.
En- ell brindis alcanz6 un entusiasmo
delirante La ovaci6n del p1blico, que
aclam6 La artista y la colm6 de aplau-
SOS, durante toda la representation en-
ell concertante, en- la canci0n del segun-
do cuadro y en- el duo que canto inspi-
radamente.
Tambien fue noche de triunfo, de
grande y legitimo triunfo para la gra-
ciosisima tiple comica sonora Esperanza
Marin, que estuvo afortunadlsima en- A
la vera der quere" y verdaderamente
incompatible en- ''La Tempranica-
La sonora Marin repitio entire atrona-
dores aplausos todoS los n1meros a ella
encomendados, y escuch0 una ovacl0n
frenetica en- ell tango de la tardntata que
cant6 y bailo divinamente, con La fiexi-
bilidad serpentina de su cuerpeciilo fra
gil, y la picardia del gesto, de la cara
achiquillada, de los ojos vivisimos y ne
| gros que subrayan la letra de triple In
tenci6n del tango graciOsisimo. Cineo,
seis yeces 10 repiti6 en- medic del entu-
siasmo del publico.
La sonora Marin ha triunfado defini-
| tivamente
Tambien merece una menci0n especial
la seiiorita Vicente, mas admirable cada
| noche y mas festejada pOr nuestro pu-
blico. Irene Vicente, es una excelentlsi-
| ma caraeteristica que viene q San Juan
despues de recorrer en- triunfo los prime
rOs escenarios de ESpana-
Teresita Mas trabaj0 anoche muy po-
co. Los admiradores de la hpleeita gen
| til Sc tuvieron que conformar con veria
un instante en- ''La Tempranica" y "a
la vera der quere'.
Mny bien La senorita Bagues, que can
to La parte de Luisa en- LA Viejecita !"
En- La Tempranica trabaj6 tam
bien con la aprobaci6n del plblico, el
elegante baritone senior Palmer, que tie
ne una voz de agradable timbre.
En- ell duo con la senorita Huguet, fue
ron muy aplaudido. Y del buen conjun
to que ofrecio la compania en- todas las
! Obras, deStacaron los sefOres GiielI, Re
gales y Wharf, que un POGO af6nico J
todo, fue aplaudidisimo en- la canci6n de
ciego, que dijo con gran sentimiento.
| En- el intermedio de LA Temprani
ca, arranco aplausos para 81 y para los
suyos, el notable maestro Blay.
DomtnoO Orozco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-04
Los successes
POR DISPARO DE ARMAS.

Del distritO de Carolian, comunican
ell arresto de Francisco PrietO, pOr dis
parar con un revolver a Juan Garcia,
hiriendole en- La cabeza; ell de Jose
Tirado la) Kista, por disparar un I'll
70 4 Juan Diaz, y a este por alterar La
PaZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-04

ra juzgara por ST propia 10 que Sc des-
prende de nuestra resena, que es exacta
Y esta escrita con perfecta serenidad de
espiritu.
No debemos ocultar nj disimular nues
ira conviction de que la actitud de los
senores Texidor y Rodriguez Sierra es
causa de un evidente retroceso en- la mar
cha de esta question. Antes de que ellOs
hablasen podiamos nosotros esperar y es-
perabamos un triunfo en- 10 que atane
a sufragio universal, jueces municipal
les. q ciudadania colectiva, a division te-
rritorial servicio civil; despues que
ellos hablaron nuestras esperanzas sc IL
mitan, y nos encontramos bajo la pesa-
dumbre de un amargo pesimismO. Slen-
do la mission de los representatives del Co
legio de Abogados reducir la jurisdiction
de la Corte Federal, convene tener pre-
sente que con anteriodad a su informe,y
en- virtud del nuestro, va Ell Comlte pa
recia resuelto restringir dicha Jurlsdlc-
cion asimilandola a La que ejercen las
Cortes Federales en- los EstadOs UnidOs,
de acuerdo con ell memorial luminoSo que
redact6 ell Speaker Y vot6 por unaniml-
dad la Camara de Puerto Rico.
Ell jueves informo ell Attorney Gene
raj Hoyt Excusamos concentrates.
En- lie record constan sus duros ataques
a la Camara y a La isla. Nosotros qul-
simos responder inmediatamente y ell
senor Coll Cuchi, interrumpio varlas
veces al Attorney, ai1n a riesgo de que
Sc lie llama la orden, Y exponlendose
una reprimenda. con plena conclencla
de que no tenia derecho a hablar, pc
ro con pIena conciencia tambien de
que la dignidad puertorriquena exl-
gia que habIase la Comisi6n de la Ca
mara. En- efecto, Mr.. Olmsted, Chair
man del Comite, detuvo al senior Coll
advirtiendole que en- aquel momento
no pOdia escucharsele. FL Senor Coll,
pidi6 que Sc ampliase La vista publica
para Or q la Comisi6n, en- defensa de
Puerto Rico, Mr.. Olmsted, decide que
las sesiones no Sc prolongaria- Ell Sc
nor Coll, reclam0 el derecho de pre-
sentar por escrito La defensa indispen-
sable, Mr.. Oimsted, accedi0 a clio, y
la Comisi6n, prepara un folleto d fin
de someterlo al Comite de Asuntos In
sulares.
Tras ell sefor Hoyt, inform0 ell Sc
nor Texidor Sc mostro mas reac-
cionario que su colega, pues hacienda
Sc solidario de cuanto ei dijo sobre ell
sufragio, jueces municipales, y depar-
tamento de Sanidad, dio su aquiescen-
Ella Categorical al bill en- 10 que toca a
ciudadania por solicifud individual,
con la clauSu aide los cargos publicos,
para los ciudadanos americanos
Asi terminaron las sesiones del Co
mite. Ell record que remitimos las in
serta integras, salvo algunas mani
festaciones de la Camara, sobre edif-
clos que ocupan gratis los consejeros
del ejecutivo, sobre automobiles de que
Sc sirven para usos particnlares, y So
bre no conformidad con la ciudada-
MIA americana en- ninguna forma, STEM
pre- que en- Puerto Rico, Sc establezca,
como pretende estabiecerse, un regi-
men que nos prive de nuestra leglti-
ma intervention en- Ell gobierno.
Respetuosamente Y cordialmente,
(firmado) Luis Munoz Rivera y Ca
yetano Coll y Cuchi.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-04
SINIESTRO FERROVIARIO

Del distrito de Aguadilla, comunican
que la maquina nlmero uno arroIl6 a
Segundo Soto, que pasaba en- aquellos
la via, habiendOle causado
la muerte.