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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

sed about him. Nothing could be
a. however, except orange and
on trees; and he did not meet
b anyone.
ery quickly then did his feeling Of
u'uoe turn to rage, and he began
puck the oranges and lemons and
'nfow them wastefully on the
pund.
lsslne his surprise, II you can!
moment the fruit touched the
sno. each orange and lemon was
-a'V changed into a prince or
sos who, until then, had been
Inc spell Of the witches en-
ament.
What joy.-among that dis
~naed company was Pedro's
!, ~ Prince Pedro: or you may say
- other way around II you like
redro, Pedro's Prince! At any
wore he was as handsome and
- ever, before whom Pedro
a himself on the lawn. com
y overcome with Joy and 10y
Frlhce was no less pleased t
:. faithful friend and subject
's'aed Pedro from the ground
no0 tenderly did they embrac,
i ~aer, After which Pedro entreat
rr'nce to return to his owl
The Prince said that h
ensly do so, but that he woul'
sNh hin one Of the Princesse
searo had dissnchanted. 8
= = ae led the beautiful Princes
nahd. and, telling Pedro tina
=. a's own chosen lady for wifi
*ueen' the Prince PRESENTS
aer. Pedro, OF course, knel
Ls's'y and kissed her hand wit
~ -" courtesy, and yielded he
aey proceeded on their hom'
l'srney the next day.
ohs time the Princess b,
o.",. ' Greatly fatigued, and a
.. not ind house where the
! NV op and rest. Pedro told thel
~. could take shelter and pas
~. shed that stood in a ga
n. ~ mad discovered near-b
MAJ middle of the night he hear
wM. s IN FITS of laughter on tt
IN sued and one OF them sale
~ foolish man he is! +
~. was going to accompar
y me- = and Princess home! B,
Jung that will happen to II
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01
Pedro and the Prince
Copyright by Short Stories Co.. Ltd)
By ISABEL MOORE

mos once a mighty King who
pne'' or,v son; and opposite the pal
Z 49,, - a moor man who also had an
Nv" The son of the King and
y ~ n the poor man were OF iden-
liz The same age and the name OF
n 81 dsv the Prince told his father,
~ r,ue' that he very much desired
,,.vel. but that he would not be
-. 10 do SO unless Pedro his
's 'shc could go with him.
S ,sn the King ordered two
49, hest and finest horses In the
to be prepared. one for the
,rce and one for Pedro.
NV travelled much, these two boys,
manv beautiful and far-distant
~. and one day a great adventure
npened to them.
NV had dismounted for rest In
middle of the day, and the Prince
pedro to mind the horses while
.hould 20 to search for spring
which they could drink.
p.dro waited and waited, but the
.scs did not return. Very much dis
...d pedro ran everywhere, seek
him but, not finding him. Pedr'
h,t returned to the nearest cit.
a. he was passing by a pom
40 there were many washerwom
he heard much laughter amoni
m and they we're saying:
How foolish he is; he thought n
going to accompany the Primo
that he would in time be recon
Md BY the King for his services!
presently, in his despair, as he sa
The bank OF the stream watchin
m alan and rinse the clothes in tn
,ains water, Pedro asked them
n knew anything at all about tn
tnce or where he might be bidder
Anin they laughed at him, but on
them taking compassion on h
uble babe him go to an old palae
II Was close by.
This he did Immediately. feelir
n grateful to the old woman, ar
tered the garden OF the palace al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26

beautifully decorated with Chinese Ian
terms and electric effects, and the in
terror of the house was hung with bright
ribbons and festooned with flowers. 4
buffet supper was served on long table
arranged under decorated canopy on
the large versnda. the stormy weather
having prevented this part of the festivi-
originally intended.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore were accompanied
10 the altar by their two sons. Ray
mond and Francis. and ny Miss Emma
Hobbs of Baltimore as rnaid of honor.
Misses Clara Shpley and Iva Carr of Raj
timore we're bridesmaids. Forest Grimes
and Mrs. J. Allison played the piano.
Among the guests were:
Mrs. f. Grabil. Mr.. and Mrs. Is. T.
Shipley, Mrs. E. L. Turner. Mrs. NJ. J..
Shipley, ]. Newton Shpley, Miss I.yndall
Shipley, Miss IVA Carr, Miss Clara 4.
Shiplen, Kent Prather, Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. r. Fl, Miles. Miss Gertrude Darby.
Gaithershurg. Nd: Mrs. William Moore.
Miss Mary Notnagle. Mrs. Jean Albaugh,
Frederick. Md; Harvey Harries. Miss
Nettie Harries, Dickerson. Md; Misses
andria, Va; Mrs. Mamie Poole. J, f.
Poole and Misses Lillian. Edna
and Virginia Poole. Rockville Nd. !;
Mr.. and Mrs !. +. Moore. Raymond and
Frances Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hobbs. Mr.. Frank Hobbs. Lucy Lee OF
futt. L. &, Pimper. Carl Champion. Alice
\. Fuller, Ramona Champion. H. F..
nette and Louise Rupert. Otto Rupert.
0. .. Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ship
ley, Forrest q. Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Miller. Miss Margaret Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. F>risbe, Miss
Agnes Frisbie and Edna NJ. Rice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
A SILVER WEDDING
MR.. AND MRS. MOORE CELE.
BRATE HAPPY EVENT.
Pleasant Hospitality Among Rela-
tives and Old and New
Friends.

Mr. and Mrs Joseph + Moore last
rtxht celebrated the tWenty-tIfth ami
versary of their wedding. There was a
yer, large gathering Of relatives ana
friends 3, their home. in Friendship
Heights, Md, to congratulate them on
the occasion. and many handsome pres
snts in silver were bestowed upon the
happy couple. among them being beau
fifuI tea set. the gift of the Order "f
Macca bees of which both Nh and Mrs
Moore are past commanders. Rev Ut.
LLOYD Douglas. pastor Of Luther Place
Memorial Church. performed the impres-
sive ceremony in which the bride and
groom of a quarter century ago renewed
their VOWS OF love and fidelity.
The grounds of the Moore home were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
James A. SadIer, 33 years, Homeopathic
hospital.
Elsie A. Schoonhover 81 years, SOD
Georgia avenue northwest.
Thomas L. Burch, 1 years, $40 Good
Hope road.
Frederick D. Wright, ~ years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Maggie NJ. Foster, % years, SOB 18th
street southeast.
Amelia Anderson. 81 years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Benjamin Minder, . years, sol 18th
street northeast.
Jonathan Wright, 76 years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Belle A. Johnston, IS years, 3O7 B
street northeast.
James b. Knapp, 81 years, 500 7th
John Sweeney, 81 years, iii 4 street
northwest.
Isabelle McAdams 81 years. Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Ellsworth Blackwell 35 years, One-Half
Street between NJ and \ streets south
west.
Fanny Johnson, 81 years, Tuberculosis
Hospital.
Thomas Snowden, ~ years, Burville,
D. G.
Sdmuei Bryan, % years, o2i Broad al
ley southwest.
Daisy Payne. % years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Isabella Curtis, 81 years, TIA 25th street
northwest
Daniel Williamson % years 305 Mis-
souri, avenue northwest.
Charles w. Hearns, l year, los Cen
trail avenue, Ivy City.
Robert Anderson, 30 years, 204O l.
street northwest.
Margaret l.. Gilmore. Is days, 211
Reeves street northwest
Infant of Linday and Susie Johnson, 3
hours, 81 F street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
RUMSEY-HARRIMAN.
Family Party and Few Friends at
Wedding Today.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
NEW YORK. MAY 2s--In the quiet
little Episcopal Church at Arden,
n y. Miss Mary Hartman. daugh-
ter of the late railroad master and
builder, Edward n. Hartman, was mar
ried today to Charles Cary Rumsey of
Buffalo. sculptor. Simplicity in the ex-
treme marked the ceremony because of
the recent death of the brides father.
who lies buried in the graveyard beside
the church.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. !. Holmes McGuinness, rector of
the church. and afterward the wedding
party returned to the Hartman home for
the wedding breakfast. Miss Carol Har-
riman was maid of honor, and Lawrence
u. Rumsey. brother of the bridegroom,
was best man.
None but the members of the Hartman
and Rumsey families and few close
friends were present at the wedding. The
little church was simply decorated with
several stands of maidenhair ferns and
wild flowers from the hills of the Harri-
man estate. The grave of Mr.. Hartman
was oyerlaid with a bed of spruce twigs.
on which reposed a cross made of ro-
dodendron leaves.
The greater part of the honeymoon will
be spent at Arden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
Births REPORTED.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
George w. and Rebecca Fenton, boy.
William and Emma A. Cissell, girl.
Leo {. and Katie Dorr, boy.
George w. and Elizab beth G. Efinger.
girl
Horace g. and Daisy L. Snull, girl.
Frederick ii. and Myrtle Bail, boy
Richard z. and Annie +. Works, boy.
Gustave II. and Marie Dahlke boy.
Winfield S. and Emily Byars, boy.
William q. and Eleanor T. Gardner,
boy.
Edward and Mary Mannix, girl.
John W. and Sarah Slant, girl.
Monroe E. and Lottie l.. Spriggs. girl
John ii. and Ida V. Franklin, girl.
John and Eta King, boy.
Albert and Georgia Whit boy.
William and Mary Pincard, girl.
Alexander &. and Laura NJ. Garner, boy.
Caesar and Annie Byrd, girl.
Robert and Pauline Hayes, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
AWARD OF $12,5OO DAMAGES.
First Verdict Under Employers Liza
bility Act in This Jurisdiction.

The first verdict under the EMPLOYERS
liability act of 1908 in this jurisdiction
was rendered late yesterday afternoon by
a Jury in Circuit Court No. | before Chief
Justice Clabaugh. Theodore A. Schubert
was awarded S12.: 800 damages against the
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company. According to the ev-
idence Shubert, VINO was employed as a
brakeman, by reason of the negligence Of
a fellow empoye sustained a manKled
shoulder and right arm when he was
thrown from a in collision.
The case will probably go to the United
States Supreme Court on appeal.
Attorneys Leckie, Fulton & Cox of the
local bar and Minitree Fulton of Rich
mond, Va. appeared for the employe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26

WEIGH. W. Va, uncle and aunt of the
bride. After the wedding breakfast DIR.
and Mrs. Terry departed for trip north.
St Aiban's Chancel Guild will give a
silver tea AT the rectory, Cathedral Close,
Saturday, May 2s from 3 to g.
Mrs. Champ Clark and Miss Clark wife
and daughter of Representative Clark of
Missouri. and Mrs. William woodward
and Mrs. Henry e. woodward, mother
and wife Of Representative woodward of
West Virginia. will go to New York to-
day. and Saturday will sail for Europe.
Mrs. ]. ;. Tincher. with her little
daughter. is visiting her sister. Mrs \
r. Williams of Norfolk. Va, where she
expects to spend several weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued "a
the following:
William T. Dorsey and Clara NJ. Gar
rett
George A. Stevenson and Mary Moten
Noah F. kopp and Nellie Hare, both
of Raltimere. Md.
Evan Simmons and Emma A. Haw.
thorne.
William T. Hiigert and Katie A. Earle
both of New York city.
Walter W Tolson and Helen w Er-
mold.
William L. Marks OF New York CITY
and Mary @. Innis of Philadelphia, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26

uncle of the bride. played the wedding
march. and during the ceremony Mr.. E.
Burton Corning sang 20 Promise Me-
The bride was escorted to the parlor
by her father and wore a travelling suit
OF champa sne broadcloth, with hat to
match and carried a shower bouquet of
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Elizabeth II. Richardson Of Bal
timore, cousin of the bride. was maid
OF honor. She wore Old rose messaline
and a black picture hat. and carried a
bouquet of sweet peas and ferns. Mr..
Clarence Murphy was best man.
Only immediate relatives of the young
couple were present among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Bernheim of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY

Continued from Seventh Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26

Continued from Seventh Page,)
Alice MulIan, Margaret OConnor. Mae
NeN Myrtle Palmer. Mary Meinking.
Annie Mace. MAY Evans. Dorothy Evans.
Julia Stevens and Mae Gould. a cousin
Of the bride.to- be. Early in the evening
the young people assembled 70 the ROOF,
where they had the satisfaction of
glimpse of the comet. The evening was
spent socially. during which time few
musical selections were rendered Later
on the young people repaired TO the din
ing room. where chatting dish supper
was served.
The minister from Chile and Nine. Cruz
will go to New York Friday and sail the
following DAY on the Deutschland for Eu-
rope They will visit Ruenos Aires before
returning here.
Miss Marjorie Switzerland Topham and
Or Philip Roy Terry were married yes
terday at the home of the brides par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. George Topham, 12o
v street, by Rev. Edgar Powers Mr..
Q. Bruce Switzerland of Baltimore, an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
Wife Sues for Absolute Divorce

Mrs. Clara II. Hamilton has filed suit
for absolute divorce from Albert b Ham,
Iton. They were married in Alexandria
Va. April Q. 1895. and have four children.
4 Attorney Howard Boyd represents the
wife.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
"CarCeleraS'

En- la prensa de Espana hemos leid,
muy calurosos elogios de la interpreta
ci0n del caracter de ''Solea -. de Car
'celeras'' por la senOrita Huguet de Ia
cOmpania que actuara desde manana, er
el Municipal.
La espl6ndida voz de contralto de Ia
scnorita Huguet tiene ancho campo dc
lucimiento en- la partitura de ''Carcele-
ras'' Siend0 esta una lie las obras en-
que mas Sc distingue la bella tiple, espe-
ramos que la empresa la ponga en- el ear,
tel en- una de las primeras funciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
ID CO||de|Q CODhQ Ad|d0lQd0
UN HOMBRE PERvERSO

Hoy maiiana bajara al Preside Da-
mian MaldonadO, quien abuse torpemen-
te de La joven Catalina Espinosa, su
hijastra.
Catalina era hija del primer marido
de la esposa de Maldonado y aprovechan-
do este unos instantes en- que aquella
dormfa en- SUI cuarto abuse tOrpemente
de su honor.
Despues la amenaz6 de mnerte 81 de-
claraba la verdad de los hechos, ante
la Corte de Distrito de Ponce.
Maldonado parece que contaba con
el apoyo de su esposa, seg1n informes
del corresponsal que relata ell abomina
BILE hecho.
Ell JuradO Sc ha mOstradO JuStlclert
declare convicto del crimen al acusa
do, pesar de la defensa del abogado
que pidi6 SUI absoluei6n.
Ell juez Foote condeno d Maldonadt
diez amos de preside con trabajo'
forzados, q. cumpliara en- el Preside d.
lpartamental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
--GS(@)@9
Teatro Municipal
EL dc mdrrdS.

Manana martes, debut de la gran com
panla de zarzuela espanola, con las 81
5uicntes obras:
Primera, estreno, 'tEl diablo con fal
das'', letra de don Sinesio Delgado y
milsica del maestro Chapi.
Segunda, estreno, Lea algeria del ba
TALON, libro de los senores Carlos AR
inches y Quintana, y musica del macs
tro Serrano
Tercera, estreno, "A la vera del que
re', librO de los senores Fernandez y
Camera, y mtisica. del maestro Alvarez
del Castillo.
En- esta semana, colossal estrenO
Ell METODO GORRITZ
Viernes dia dc moda, primera function
de abon0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
Por 81 aCaSO


De todo 10 que publica en- ell nltlmo
nnmero de LA Verdad CD, el rebe-
rrendo Samson, 10 unico que le lnteresa
aclarar al senior Perez Losada es 10 Que
dice ell scrafico semanario bajo eli rubro,
La mano negra"
Ell sefIor Perez LoSada no eScrlbe hO-
Jas sueltas, III mucho menos las envla
baio sobre d sus entusiastas panegirls-
tas. los buenos fraiIcs de La Verdad
(O
Siquiera por el gran reclamo que lie
estan hacienda, el senior Perez Losada
procura no extremar el ataque contra
los reberrendos franeiscanos, lmtandO-
Sc q ponerse a Ia defensiva de sus frIls-
tradas acometividades
FL autor de ''El Manglar' parodian-
do q un gran polemista, Sc limita a res
ponder d los caStos frailes que han reel
bdo la susOdicha hoja: Sigan vueStras
.aridades, sigan, que no han ilegado to-
davla al nivei de mi desprecio...
Es cuanto tiene el gusto de participant
les,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
Los successes
(POR TELEGRAFO)
JUGADA SORPRENDIDA

Del distrito de Aguadilla, comuni-
can que por fuerza de aquel distrito
fue sorprendida, en- ell barrio "Corra-
les, una jugada de gallos, habiendo
arrestado IL individuos. Tambien
comunican ell arresto de tres indivi-
duos por infracci6n al articulo hume
ro 20S del C6digo Penal; por jugar q
10 prohibido individuos; por lamar
piedras al ferrocarril, dos ninos y por
hurtar canas de los wagones del tren
nnmero uno. Tambien fueron sorpren
didas varias jugadas mas, siendo arres
tadOs IA individuos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
EI senior DiaZ Navarro
CorresponsaI.
@t@)@@

Aver. habiando con este distinguido
hombre p1hiico, un redactor nuestro, lie
pregunto : va cierto que Sc ausentaba
para Cuba.
FL senior Dlaz Navarro manifesto que
no pensaba sallr de Ia isla, y que no es
la primera Fez que Sc le quiere hacer
viajar a Ia fEerza.
Efectiyanente, no Sc explica uno el
cmpeno De clertoS correaponsales. Esta
es la segunda vez que el emirente le-
trado cs sorpr-udido con la muletilla del
correSponsai de auestro colega El Agui-
la de Puerto Rico, anunciando miste-
riosamente So iaje para Cuba.
Mientr,~ interests patri6ticos b suce-
sos trosclnjentaIes no reclamen sli pre-
sencia fuera ds la isla ell senior Diaz
Navarro no ; ausentard. aunque l. due
la al correspol.>a, de marras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
En d CoDSdado De SantO Donngo

La reception celebrada en- ell COnsula-
do de Santo Domingo, COMMEMORATIVE
la fecha de la restauracion de la Repu-
blica. sc ha visto, como en- los amos ante
riOres concurridisima, y ha SIdO una de-
mostraci0n reiterada de las simpatlas
que despierta aqui cuanto sc relaclona
con el pals hermano-
Entire la distinguida y numerosa
concurrencia pudimos recordar a las
senoras Francesca Tejera de Medina,
Elena Galvan de SeXtO, Josefa Prize
to de Dejuan Isabel Echevarria.
Senoritas Urania y Balina de Juan,
Josefa Cabois, Conchita y Aurora Ro-
driguez Arias los seiores Consul y
vice Consul Espanoles, Cancillcr Gu
bano, Dr. Vaquez, icenciado DeJe-
tau, Luis Sanchez, Luis Samalea lgle-
sias, representante del ''Heraldo Es-
panol, don Rodrigo Cervantes, por el
DOIE IN, UeHcTdlcS DolIllHlCdloo oo-
Sc Brache Y Arturo Zeno, Mr.. Sarmien-
to, Pedro Arhambault, Angel Mie-
res, barrios ciudadanOs Dominicanos,
licenciado Jose Martinez Davila, Jo-
sc G.. Martinez Santana, Santiago Le-
roy y Jose VI. Savino
Sc brind0 elocuentcmente por la paz
Y Ia prosperidad de la Republica Domi-
nicana, que ticne tantas simpatias en-
este pals.
Los senores de Medina, hicieron los
honores con su amabilidad acostumbra-
da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
JTN GUARDIA AGREDIDO

Del Distrito de Morovis, comunican
que el guardia Eugenio Rodriguez
numero 347, de aquel distrito, fue agre-
dido Y herido por Juan Acevedo, que
haclase lamar Francisco Aponte, con
un palo. Dicho individuo es desertor
del Regimiento de Pto Rico, y despu6s
de haber cometido este hecho Sc di6
a la fuga siendo capturado en- ell dis
trito de Vega Baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
AAfAlA6
OChonta J OCho amos

Hoy % de Febrero, Sc cumplen 6S
amos del nacimiento del insigne patri-
10 don Roman Baldorioty de Castro,
lue VIC la luz en- el pueblo de Guaynabo
i ano de 1922.
AhOra que Sc trata por eI progresista
pueblo de Bayam6n de premiar una bio
grafia del iIustre patricio, Juzgamos de
actualidad de rigurosa oportunidad
esta efemeride.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
INCENDIO DE UN BOHIO

Del Distrito de Manatf, comunican
que en- ell bario "Garrochales Sc in.
cendi6 el bohio de Dionisio Lencla,
habiendo este sufrido varias quemadu-
ras. Tambien en- la sastrer1a de Ro-
man Lara. hubo un conato de incendio.
que pudo ser sofocado por la poicla-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
AuHtroS iirab4iioS rep|oduci1oS

Agradeceriamos a nuestros buenos co
legas de la isla, que reproducen alguna
vez trabajos que ven la luz en- ell BOLE-
TIN, que hicieran menci0n de este peri0-
dico, al transcrihir nuestroS trahajoS ori-
ginales nucstraS traducciones.
Els una cosa juSta 10 que pedimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
HERNANDEZ Lopez.
San Juan.

Al informar los senores TeXidor y
Rodriguez Sierra, a nombre del Cole
gio de Abogados limitaron sus mani
feStaciones a la question de la Corte
Federal, deciarando terminanmente q.
ellos 40 tenian autoridad para hablar,
en- representation Gle dicho Colegio, so
1re ning6n otro punto. pero requeri-
dos por el Comit6 dieron sus opiniones
personales sobre otros puntos, en- res
puesta a preguntas del Comit6, hacien-
do constar que en- estos particulares
3llos hablaban. en- su nombre, no en-
nombre del Colegio de Abogados -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-28
OLMSTEAD, Chairman.
Don EIpidio de Mier

Desde hace pocos dias ha deiado dc
Dertenecer eSta Redacci0n, el senior don
Elpidio de Mler, que hizo tan amena la
secci6n del plato del dia'
El B0LETIN despide, al distinguido
esrritor, deseandole todo genero de pros
periladeS-