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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-08
Marlborough Blenbeinl

ST. Charles pl. and the
Beach. zoo large sunny
rooms, ocean view. private
parlor, etc. cuisine under
10 has made Southern cook
s13 weekly and up. Amer
up. European plan.
III. J. DYNES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-08
RALEIGH.

baths: elevator, sun
direction OF a chef W
ing famous. Ra ties,
Jean plan: S1.00 daily
fe6-?0t.9
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made great success Of both. Mir. Pierce has not yet decided upon fur ther duties than the management of ms farm. Garland Pierce. who is T graduate of the Pine Bluff High Schooi and the Cumberland Law school, at Lebanon, Tenn, will enter the law department of the University of Arkansas. John Pierce, NIT. Pierce's youngest son, will engage III the cotton business in that city and assist his father in the manage- ment of his farm. By the rcsigna- ton of Mir. Pierce the Temple Sup ply Go. loses valuable man and by n change of residence the city loses most honored citizen. Especially VIII the departure of Mrs. Pierce be leIt ny the ladies of tho city She Was at all times q prominent church worker and has during her stay here written books which have become known over the state.
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AN OLD MAN
 IN COUNTY JAIl
Burgess Scrogglns Charged Win uur der "i His Little Deaf Stcpsop.

Iia'esviljc. tug. i-roroncr# r I. Finn and Deputy SheriFs Poslcv and Meachan late last night brought it from Hutchinson, this county Eur gess Seree-i.,#. ~s"d sixty years. TIT. eccentric ch. ter
 Scroggins ,harged with the mur~- der of his s,,en- -year=old sfensot,- Harrison lve. who was almost to- tally helpless. Il, af and dumb The ease is on" oi t4o most unusual hru- taIity.
 Two weeks ago the child was miss ing and his mother and some neigt- DOTS tYlng in the wild and sparBeiy settled community instituted a searclu TOT hlm. SerogG,ns prctended to join III the search ana finally told two wo-- men that if thet would follow an oIH rough trail to crock running througrx rough and secluded hollow they would find the boy. The women fol- lowed the old mans directions anf found the dead body of he boy as in dicated, lying pa tt} in q pool of wa. ter.
 Indications pointed strongly to fouE play. the report being that his necIs and one arm had been broken Rum OTIS of Inc affair reached the author ities here yesterday and the effieertv went out to investigate.
 The result Wac that SeropRins waal arrested and locked in jail here tes await further ihV stsation of hsa circumstances sntroundas the deaih4
 Coroner Finn will exhume the hodw today and hold an inquest
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WOULD DEFEAT
 THE GAME LAWS

Little Rock, Aug. 4-Concerted ac- ton or the part of those interested in protecting the game of Arkansas, be- fore the next legislature, is all that will prevent laws being passed which will permit the game hogs and market hunters waxing fat on the game of the state, is the opinion of Staie Game Warden Vissart. The game warden states he has secured evidence which shows conclusively that illegal fishermen of Southeast Arkansas are paying into common fund, certain per cent of all their receipts, and which fund will be used in defeating game laws at the next term of the legislature. Game War den Vissart states he knows the bank where the fund is growing through almost daily deposits, and will appear personally before the legislature 10 expose the fishermen and trappers. Game Warden Vissart states the fish cl UlSu N IO iIlSSt ldC Ai hoAioGo streams and run into Mississippi to dispose of their illegal catches, have become so up to date they attach their trot lines to telephones which ring whenever a fish takes the bait. Hunters stalking deer killed doe near the Maumelle mountains, about z miles from Little Rock, about two weeks ago and a native heard the bleating of two fawns when passing near the spot a day later. He cap tured the lawns, which has prosper ed on the bottle. They have been turned over to Warden Vissart, who will send them to Subiaco College at speilerville, as present to the insti- tuition.
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To Meet Cues ts.

A delightfully."- planned informl af- ternoon was rendered by Miss Hell en May Stearns yesterday afternoon from 4:90 to 6:30 to a large number of her friends in compliment to her guests, Misses Matte and Emily Fox, Of Pine Bluff, and Miss Maude Ander- son of Forrest City. Misses Jessie Lee and Lillian Witt assisted in dis pensing hospitality. During the ap- pointed hours charming bevy of beautifully gowned girls met the young honorees and were 1egaled With delicious refreshments. The punch bowl was presided over by Mss Aileen Tipton. A profusion of goldenglow and greenery decorated the apartments. Vocal and instru- mental numbers were rendered by Misses Grace Pratehr, Joyce Manning, ana Marguerite Paul. About fifty guests were present during the after. hoon'-Little Rock Democrat.
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WIFE ACCUSES HER
 OWN HUSBAND
iouhS Woman Lies Critically III at Salvation Arm, Headquarters and Husband is Under Arrest for trne' Treatment Denies
 the Charge.

'hafeed with the cruel offenso of beating his wife and kicking her un- ( LII she IS now reported to be in a , critical condition, ]. R. Ridings, q mid dle aged white man who is emnloved at the heading factory in the eastern suburbs of the city, was arrested yes terday by Deputy Constable ID. w. stewart on charge of assault and fa'tery. The warralk was issued in Magistrate J. A. Frazier's court. but owing to the critical condition of Mrs
 nosa Rldlngs, who is but 19 years oio' the case was postponed at the re- quest of Deputy Prosecuting Attor- hey Creed Caldwell. until nexi Mon day Attorney I. F. Long has been engaged by Ridings to defend him hldlngS, who gave bond for his ap- peafanee in the sum of $500, declares that he never struck his wife nor mis- treated her in any way. Ridings has a daughter almost as old as his wife and three smaller children. The .yo- man who accuses him of i'll treatmen, IS their stepmother.
 Mrs. Ridngs was taken in Tucs- day night by the Salvation Army workers at their cottage on State street and is being cared for there. She was Ill and was suffering from bad bruises on her body. She is in a deli cate condition and Dr. J. l.. McGee. of No. I'll 1-2 Main street, who is at tending her, says that her condition is cfltlcal. She was unable to leave her bed yesterday and appear as wit ness against her husband.
 The Ridings moved here some months ago from Louisiana and have been living at No. 1613 East Sixth avenue for some time The young wife has been working as a waitress at local cafes and worked for q while in the same capacity at the Cotton Belt Eating House. She charges that her husband kicked her and handled her roughly when they were at their home.
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SCHOOL BURNS NEAR
 SHERIDAN. ARK

Sheridan, Aug. 4.-The school house in district No. l6 was totally destroyed by fire Tuesday evening. There was no insurance. Miss Bea- trice Black was in charge of the school and dismissed at thc usual time, o'clock. and about , o'clock it was burning. It is supposed that some one set the house on fire, as there has been contention in the dis trict over the moving of the site to another location. The matter will bc and the guilty parties punished if caught.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-05

the girls promptly poked their noses through to be stuck with small pieces or paper on which the boys name was written, who would help them enjoy the dainty dinner. The remainder of the evening was spent with the girls at the piano and the boys singing the latest popular hymns. Those who en- loved the hospitality of the Byrd nome were the two honorees. Miss Loulse kavanaugh, of Little Rock. and Miss Myrt Simmons. of Waldo. Mlsses Margaret Dewoody, Readma Dansby, Hennie Wilkins, Allie Banks Annie Martin, Mildred Owen, RosaIie Phllpot, Lillie Philpot, Irene Lang ford, Irene Crawford, Mildred Gauu-, Mary Mccoy, Jessie Banks. Inaz Shanl)on, Mamie Nichol, Mamie Nunn, Rexie Parker, Olivia Reynolds, Leinad Byrd, Ruth Scales, Emma Will bourne, Grace Tankersley. Jo Hart. Jean Hart, Willie Mae Toney and Myrtle Vlck; Fred Bringman, Walter Wilkins, Clifford Foster, John Pierce. John Toney, Hunter Atkinson, Har- vey Gillespie, Coll Andrews. Adam Robinson, Nell Mccain, Garland Pierce, Clarence Knox, Ed Knox, Tom Williams, Rufus Hudson, Edgar Me- Cannon, Jim Mcclellan, Harry Mil Ter, John L. Alexander, Preston Grace Crawford Hudson, Atticus Fender grass, Ernest Hummer, Cecil Baker. Ernest Simpson, Paul Byrd, Ernest Whitelaw and Henry Scull.
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tie city on business and is the guest Of relatives. His wife is also visiting relatives here for few days.
 Miss Loila Mae Cranberry return ed yesterday afternoon from Rob Roy. where she has been for several weeks, the guest of Miss Rena Atkin- son.
 Dr. E. (. Thompson has returned home from Little Rock, where he has been for the past day or two attend ing a meeting of prominent Republi- cans
 Mrs. W. D. Johnson and Miss Daisy Sallee will leave tomorrow for Nor folk, Va, where they will spend sev- eral weeks with MT. and Mrs Rob- eTt & Trulock in their summer home.
 Mrs. c. A. Hegg, of Ellison, Ark, who has been Visiting friends and relatives here for some time, left yes- terday for Memphis, where she will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. C.. Cupp.
 Harold Bluthenthal is expected to arrived home today from several weeks visit with relatives and friends in New York He also took in the Elks convention at Detroit while away.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Cherot and son, Homer, left yesterday on their an- nual vacation. They will tour the northern and eastern states, and will remain fer the rest of the summer in New York.
 Mrs. L. c. Campbell, who is con- nected with the Grand Leader Dry Goods Co.,. left yesterday for Mem phis where she will visit friends and relatives. She was accompanied by her daughter, Genie.
 Major N. T. White and two daugh- ters, Mrs Charles Leverenz and Miss Emma White, F.ill leave soon for a western trip. They will visit many of the larger western cities and will be gone for about two weeks.
 County Judge James Gould has re- turned from a business trip north and to Hamburg, Ark. Judge Gould re- gently disposed of the bonds issued by the waterworks company of that place, aggregating $30,000
 Rev. J. W Hammond and J. A. Sage returned yesterday from Sheri- dan, where they have been for the past two weeks conducting a revival meeting. They report that great work was done during this meeting.
 J H. Thach, of Fordyce, who was here Wednesday in interest of the Clary Training School, left yel.erday for Dermott, where he will talk up his school MT. Thaeh says the Pine Bluff boys will have to go some to beat his football team this year.
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PIERCE FAMILY
 TO MOVE AWAY

After seven and a half years resi- dence in this city, John B. Pierce and family will leave soon to make Little Rock their home. MT. Pierce has been connected with the firm of Sparks and Temple during his residence here in the capacity of salesman and crop expert. In addition to these duties he managed his farm at Sherrill, and has
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entertainment for Visitors.

MISS Lillian Witt will tender a compliment to Misses Matte and En- ny Fox of Pine Buff and Mi|s Maude Anderson of Forrest City this after noon from 4 until o'clock, when a Anoer of girls will participate in an sto ride to the post After partak- ing Of supper the party will return noine to attend an evening of 'pro- sresslve conversations" at which Miss s.earns s':es will entertaip ger boy and slfl friends in hon,ee of her house soesss-Little Rock E yat.
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NARNINlI ORDER.

In the chancery court of JeffersoE., county, Arkansas.
 Mercantile Trust Co.,, plaintiff VIE Certain Lands in Jefferson county, Ark, ct al, defendants.
 The defendant II. $. Luidberg, isg warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the coni- pIaint of plaintiff Mercantile Truse' Co.
 Given under my hand and the sea1 of said court this 1st day of Auguss1- A. D. 1910.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk
 F. F. RENFROW, D. C. S-5-12-19- 26-9-2.
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Ralph O'DOWd will lea

Ralph ODoWd will leave this morning for 300-mile trip on his Excelsior motorcycle. He intends to go to Stuttgart, Dewitt, Gillett, War ren and Pine Bluff and then back to Little Rock. MT ODoWd broke all records last week, making a run from Benton to Little Rock in 31 minutes Little Rock Gazette.
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For Visitors.

a1'nough the weather was damp the enthusiasm of the boys and girls who attended the reception given by Rob Lee Byrd last night were not in the least dampened." Before the storm @ sne lawn was beautifully decorated ~ ",'n Japanese lanterns, and ferns but al these were abandoned when the ."npour came. The. spacious rooms oi the Byrd home. were then thrown open 10 accommodate the crowd which soon assembled. The features of the
 ening were the advertising contest | na the unique way in which the boys
 o'0 tnelr partners to accompany
 nem to the dining room A sheet was stretched across one of the doors and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-05
Musical Coterie.

The executive committee of the Musical Coterie held a most interest Aing and enthusiastic meeting at the home of Mrs. T. E. Adams, on West Sixth avenue, Thursday morning. Three new members were added to the already large list and many important husiness matters were discussed. Plans were also formulated for the work of the ensuing term. Misses Ia1cy Hearn Broadstreet and Winnie Clegg will have the program of the first meeting to be held in October, in charge. Two other committees were added to those now standing. Those desiring admittance to the Coterie can hand their names in to Mrs. w. B. Sanders, Mrs. J. R. Ledbetter or Mrs. Max Eisenkramer. Those pres ent were Mesdames F. B. Renfrow, E. W. Bocage, E. A. Peck, Max Eisen- kramer, w. D. Ferguson, J. R. Led better, w. B. Sanders, T. E. Adams; Misses Lucy Hearn Broadstreet and Winnie Clegg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-05

Ben Harvey, son of w. II. Harvey a we'll known planter-merchant of Avery, Lincoln county, was enrolled as a member of the Jefferson county bar in this city yesterday, when he stood fine examination before a committee composed of Judge w. D. Jones and Attorneys s. J. Hunt and A. II, RoWell. Mr Harvey is gradu- ate of the Washington-Lee law de- partment and will in all probability locate in this city
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Kitchen Shower.


 A novel kitchen shower was given MT. and Mrs Clarence Collier, at their new home, No. S03 West Third ave- nue, Monday night. Many useful Kitchen utensils were showered up- bn the host and hostess, who in their turn bestowed the guests with bless ings. A stringed orchestra was talk en along and the guests enjoyed danc- ing for greater part of the evening. Those present were Misses 1mogene Henderson, Hallett McPhail, Emma Dewoody, Olivia Alexander, Margaret Dewoody, Ethel Clement, Edna House, Florence Dewoody; Henry Haizlip, James Goree, Wilbur Orto, Will Alex ander, Sorrells Dewoody; Mr and Mrs. Earl Phillips, MT. and Mrs. c. w. Pettigrew and MT. and Mrs. V. E. Alexander.
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]. f + .a < BRIEF MENTION | l. | ! + l. l. ! + + + + + + + + .t + + + + +

5. A. Mckay, of Little Rock, was in , the city yesterday on business.
 Mrs. Walter Hinton, of Clarendon. IS the guest of Mrs. R. B. Orton.
 Clair Atkinson, of Star City, was in , the city yesterday, visiting friends. F. B. Ingram, of Owensboro, Ky.. was in the city yesterday visiting old friends.
 l.. w. Basset, of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday, transacting business.
 Ben and Susie Hickey, of Fordyce, are in Pine Bluff visiting friends and relatives.
 Mrs. L. Thomas, of England, is the guest of Mrs, iHarrell on East Sixth avenue.
 Mrs. J. J. Ryan, of Greenville, Miss, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Will Vego in this city.
 Col. s. M. Taylor is in Little Rock, where he will remain for several days on business.
 Merrell Franklin, of Tamo, is in the city visiting friends and attending to business affairs.
 Garland Brewster is visiting his wife and daughter at1Stuttgart, where they are visiting.
 D. B. Niven@returned to Tucker yes terday, after brief stay with his family in this city.
 Earl Wood, has returned from St. Louis, where he has been for the past week on vacation.
 Miss Annabelle Cupp has returned to her home in Memphis, after a visit with friends in this city.
 Miss Charline Smith left yesterday for She Till, where she will be the guest of Miss Lena Mitchell.
 J. Finn Hut left yesterday for Noble Lake where he will enjoy him. self for a few days, fishing.
 Miss Myrtle Vick and Jean Hart left yesterday afternoon for Rob Roy, where they will visit friends.
 R. w. Lane has returned from Mor- rilton, where he has been for sever- al days, transacting business.
 J. T. Tucker returned yesterday to his plantation at Grady, after short stay with relatives in this city.
 Scott Winters returned yesterday afternoon from Grady, where he has been for some time visiting friends.
 I. F. McGhie and family left yes- terday for Mississippi, where they will spend their vacation among rela- tives.
 Mrs J. E. She'll of Monticello, ar rived yesterday to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Blakely for short time.
 Mrs. c. R. Whitaker and family have gone to Rodgers, Ark, where they will spend the remainder of the sum- mer.
 c. l.. Madding has returned from his DlduUdllOu at Ldhc O1Sh "AOiO A0 AAoo been for the last few days, inspecting crops.
 Mrs. R. S. Daniels, of St. Louis, ar rived yesterday to be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Russell Hollis, for sev- eral weeks.
 Miss Mildred Gaunt left Wednesday night for Monroe and Lakeside, La, where she will visit relatives for sev- eral weeks.
 Mrs. K. A. Smith and baby have gone to Stuttgart, where they will join MT. Smith, who holds a position in the depot.
 A. Brewster left yesterday afternoon for Russellville, Ark, where he will transact business connected with his water and light plant.
 Mrs. Jno. B. Scudder and children left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock and Hot Springs on a visit to relatives and friends
 Bert Pickens, of Walnut Lake, is in
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chisdroo cry
 FOR FlE1ChER'S c ASTORIA
COLONEL TAYLOR
 uRGED FOR CONGRESS

Col. Sam Taylor of Pine Bluff was in the city yesterday, on his way home from a visit to Hot Springs, and in response to queries from friends stated that he had under con- sideration the advisability of being a candidate for congress in the Sixth district, two years from now, to suc- ceed Congressman Joe T. Robinson, of Lonoke, who has announced as candidate for United States senator. A number of Col. Taylor's friends throughout the district have recently been urging him to announce that he would be a candidate for the posi- Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-05

City Collector A. G. Russell has issued notice to all owners of ve- hicles and of dogs, that unless the tax is paid the owners of the same will be arrested and fined.
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Picnic at Park.

Miss Margie Stephens entertained hor class, the Busy Bees, of the First Don+;st church Wednesday with a pic- n;c at Forest Park. The class has on enrolment of about "A boys and tho day was spent in the rounds of n1easrre usually enjoyed by young sters. -
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Get in with the push and ring m merican-Excelslor Ldy Co.,. whei you want your clothes cleaned and pressed and p2ade to look new
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HOnOreeS.

,tiss Olivia Alexander will entertain
 ,,rdav morning at her home on
 oc+ Fourth avenue, at bridge, con- ,;mentary to Miss Imogene Hender- .son of Honey Grove, Texas and Miss rdna House, of Senatobia, Miss. Cun" SHZf
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A large assortment of Lawn Goods to select from. Prices right at Tedstrom Fur. Co
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-The Ross Moore Raraca Glass will meet in their new hall next Sun day, August '.
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SOCIETY
.n pcsfpOned.

p"n .7. 5cs which was 10 have been
 several youns men Of this ra.ts. Park this evening llas .hoen in4d.-ite.y pos'poAed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-05

See our window for Aluminium Nare.-Tedstrom FUrn. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
NEOROSlNE PRUNlER
HECONSflTUYE YENTE GENERAL,
4 los suscIiptoTes yAgentes

Para la buena marcia de esta admi.
abstraction, no admitimos Atlas dc
suscrlpciones a este diario sino desde
el priaaero de cada Ees. Las BAJAS
Sc avisaran los dias 80 9 81; advir.
tiendose que las que Sc dieren con DOS
terioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasfa
el dia ultinno del mes siguiente al en-
que Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
Ell problema clerical en- Espana
DECLARACIONES DE CANALEJAS

NueVa York miercoles-La pr%nsl Liberal Ce Espai.a
fcicita al Presdente Sr Canaes inerpra Ell caracel
cenergmente paciico de las manifestations del domingo
emoSt1Tlc0n de la demo .racia libordad de po-
tca FL Canaejas declal que adherra al pro-
grTna nticlerica al apoyo del ca las flerzas beres Bel
pIis eStan acudendo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
La anarqula en- California


Naleva York miercoIeaGs grticaciOnes ofrecldas po
ei descubrmientO de las personals que cooaron ia bombs
sebajO del eicio del Times de Los Agee, acanzn c
tualmente $10010C Toa la fuerza de la polnla de Il
eecve eta trab lando noche dia FR dar con dos NAL
hechoreS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
Tn incendio desastroso
LAS PERDIDAS PASAN DE IN MILLION

Nueva York microbes Mas de nlanzana entera ha
sile tes rlda t4ae 2b 4avada II en- New York Do.
incnCo Entire Las empresas deStrudas al
de madeira y carbon fabrczS e alrnacen de la
limited States EEpres Comary ell Hotel Pennsylvania
Sc estman las F1rias million medic de dollars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
Una asamblea de Banqueros
CUIDADO CON LAS BOMBAS

Nueva York, miercoes.-La Association de BeuQueros
tmerlcanoS empez0 convention de dias Los Ange-
les, California; el martes La p0bacion de Pasadena Cali
forna ancnt0 23p por cient0 Cune los tmQs 10 os
seg6n las cfras compiladas por la ofcina del censo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
Los alumnos insubordinados
NO Sc LES CASTIGA AHORA

Nuva York, mlercoes-La orden de arresto contra los
aullOs de la Academia Mitar de West Point ha sdO r,
vocad& dos prlVMegios de costrmbre resudos elos.
Los que aparezan como mas cupabes seran casteaos
Gdeane
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
C0MPLICASIONES EN- HAYTI
REFUGIADO EN- UNA LEGACICN

Nueva York, melcoes.-M. Poughet asntgao Njnist- %
de hle enda del Gabinete Haytino Ia refue ado en- IL
i!egaon F1sncesa por tenor de te4pgaCo La ,xita
cl6n gravsnna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
LA P0LITICA EN- NEW YORK
MOVIMIENTO QUE Sc NOT'A

Nuva York miercolts Ezra p PrentI2e dputado At
torney General de New York, fue para chairman
del Come Repubcano 1el Estado psr4 ~aoodeg Tnno-
ii Y Woodruff
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
Los anarquistas en- Espaha
UNA BONbA EN- BAEZA

N'"'a York, mitrroe>Jna bomb .sl>tot6 i,alo de i,
'rntala del dtSpacho del AcaIde De b.. "a ENpa5a IA
ico e aylntimrnt' >lfri6 gran,s ;.>rias Deo no hui
:" uf>ScTS pelNona4e> Sc eStdn sguelyo vG-;s DSta>
~'SpechOSas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-05
El correo en- aeroplano
I'm LA ISLA DE MADAGASCAR

NIeva York, mercoes.-Dicc la prryna vie IL nailana
cue detrO de POGO agurar seryv0 r0st ,lo aero
llanoS en- la iSla de MADAGASCAR