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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

BIRMINGHAM Ala, May 6.-Wear
ing oxygen helmets, state mine III
spectors and government officials are
today making desperate attempts t'
get down to the 2,300.foot level II
Mine No. 3 OF the Palos Coal & Coke
Co. 25 miles from here, where lo'
miners were entombed by an expo
sion yesterday. OF the entombed me-
fifty are white and 100 Negroes. II
is thought all are dead.
Women and children, believing
themselves to be widows and or
phans, are gathered about the pit
making frantic efforts TO break pas
the guards and enter the mine.
Mine Superintendent Milton Dren
men, who was in the engine room
across the river from the mine at the
time of the explosion, stated today
that the explosion might have beer
caused by miner going into
gaseous pocket with a lighted lamp
The explosion. according TO Dren
men, was frightful He does not ne
lieve any OF the entombed men es
capped. The flames shot into the all
900 feet above the mouth of the pit
Drennen was sure the explosion was
not caused by a dynamite blast. the
miners being forbidden 70 blast ex
cept at noon, / o'clock and 4 o'clock
The air fan, although badly damaged
was kept going all night in the hope
that some OF the imprisoned men
might be alive.
A relief train of the Tennessee Coal
& Iron Co, bearing State Mine In
spector James Hillhouse, Assistant
Mine Inspector Neal; J. j. Rutledge
government expert in charge OF the
geological station at Knoxville, Tenn
physicians, undertakers and helpers
was rushed 10 the scene OF the ex
plosion from this city. Neal made an
attempt at once to enter the mine and
got down several hundred feet. lie
found several bodies. but made no
attempt to bring them out. Other
miners, without oxygen helmets. en-
tered the mine and found a dozen
bodies, but could not recover them.
The rescuers were overcome by gas
and had to be dragged out. A mum
her Of the men imprisoned had for
merly been employed in the Hulga
mines, which was destroyed on April
90 by an explosion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
is WILLING TO ACCEPT
MUTILATED R. r. MEASURE
President Taft Arrives In Washing
ton. Contented TO Place Re
sponsibiity Upon Congress.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Ready and
willing to accept the mutilated admin
istration railroad bill. practically as
IL now stands, in the senate, President
Taft arrived in Washington today
Two Of the presidents pet projects
were the doomed clause OF the bill
legalizing pooling by tariff agree
ments, and the eliminated provisions
for the acquisition of minority stock
By companies holding 81 per cent Of
the stock OF the railroads. The presi-
dent through the long watches OF his
trip from ST. Louis, reached the con
clusion that he would not make a
fight for them. He feels that there is
enough good in the bill, wrecked as II
IS, TO warrant his acceptance of the
measure
The presidents attitude is that the
responsibility for the bill no longer
rests with him, but with the Repub-
leans ia congress. Besides his con
stitutional prejudice against the Co
ercion of congress he is going to be
busy travelling again next week, when
the railroad bill fight is resumed on
Monday he will leave for New York
city and Passaic y. j.. returning TO
Washington, Tuesday Wednesday af-
ternoon he will start again for New
York TO launch the battleship Florida.
az the Brooklyn navy yard, returning
Friday morning
The house struck the merger pro.
vision from the railroad bin this af
ternon by vote OF l4l to l3l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
BODY IS RECOVERED.
Sheriff Draes Remains From Lake
Companion Also Drowned.

PONTIAC, Mich, May 6.-Sheriff
Harris and his assistants AT II O'Clock
this morning dragged the body Of
Francis Krenciszewski, q, who dis
appeared from the Polish seminary,
az Orchard Lake. John DembowsH,
II. who dropped out OF sight at the
same time was also drowned, and the
sheriff is searching for his body.
The two youths met death while
rowing across the lake Tuesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
spIRITUALIsTS MEETING.
Michigan Association opens Three
Days Session Here.

The Michigan Spiritualist associa'
ton opened three days convention
Friday morning, at No. 46 Grand
River-ave.. with an executive business
meeting. The afternoon and evening
meetings will be open to the public
and will continue until Sunday even
ing. when Or. George r. Warne. ma
tional president, will give the closing
address. Miss Lima Schanbacher, a
noted spiritualist will speak Saturday
evening. The annual election OF ofil-
GERS will take place Saturday morn
Ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
STRUCK BY CAR; MAY DIE.
Joseph Suit, Boss Painter for ..
e., Victim Of Serious Accident.

Joseph Suit, No. 240 Joseph Cam
pau-ave.. boss painter in d. U. r. car
shops on Nonroe-ave.. was struck by
a Fort car in front Of the shops Fri.
day noon. and so seriously injured
that he will probably die.
Suit rolled under the front wheels.
and before he could be released II was
necessary to take of the fender and
tack up the car. He was removed 20
-. Mary's hospital I'm Detroit ambu.
lance in al unconscious condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
SAYS ANOTHER soL0N
HAS MADE CONFESSION
States Attorney Wayman Declares
Rep. Beckmeyer Admits Getting
Bride for Voting for lorimer.

CHICAGO, May 6.-The excitement
which prevailed last week following
the bribery charges made by State
Rep. G. A. White, in connection with
the election OF United States Senator
Lorimer was renewed today. State S
Attorney Wayman stated that Rep
II. j. c. Beckmeyer, OF Carlyle, ILL.,.
had "squealed' and corroborated In
every essential detail Whites allega
tions regarding the distribution In St
Louis OF an alleged legislative Jack.
pot.v
Representatives Robert Wilson,
Michael Link and Henry Shepard
whose names were mentioned in
Whites original statement as partici
pants In the alleged Jackpot" dlstri.
button, and who were put through a
gruelling DISCRIMINATION before the
grand jury yesterday will be exam.
med again today. All three men
continue to brand Whites charges as
a lie.
According to the states attorney
Rep. Beckmeyer admitted that he was
in St Louis last July at the same time
as Representatives White, Shepard.
Link, Clark. Luke and Wilson: that
he then met Rep. Wilson In a room
in the Southern hotel and that he re
ceived money from Wilson as his
share OF the alleged legislative Jack.
pot"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

LONDON, May 6.-The following
bulletin was issued this morning BY
the doctors In attendance upon King
Edward:
The king passed a comparatively
quiet night but his symptoms are not
improved. His maiesty's condition
gives rise TO grave anxiety"
The bulletin, which was signed by
Doctors Sir Richard Douglass Powell.
Sir Francis Laking and Sir James
Reid, has doubled the alarm of the
people owing TO the use of the words
grave anxiety" Last nights bulletin
said his condition had caused some
anxiety and this mornings announcer
ment is taken 10 mean that his condi-
ton Is much worse.
While the doctors bulletins do not
admit, ii is known that they fear the
kings illness will develop INTO pneu-
monia, which at his age, 50, and in
his weakened condition, would al
most inevitably prove fatal
The doctors are prepared for this
development and have taken oxygen
tanks TO the palace.
| Doctors Laking and Reid have not
left the palace since first summoned,
while Doctor Powell returned to the
palace at an early hour this morning.
The alarm OF the people is shown
In the weakened stock market. Cash
consuls dropped 3-S Of point, to
81 is, tho consols in account fell 7-1S
! or point to 81 Id. At the opening
today other funds showed a CORE
spending weakness. There was not a
great deal of liquidation. however, as
the traders decided TO wait until this
evenings bulletin is issued before do
ing anything that might demoralize
the market.
The feeling is general that the aged
monarch's chances OF recovery arc
slight and church services for the
Offering OF prayers for his life are al
ready being held. 1t is proposed that
the entire nation unite in supplications
for his majesty.
From an early hour this morning
there has been constant stream of
callers at the palace, nearly all of the
social and diplomatic notables in Lon
don coming TO inquire in person.
Whitelaw Reid, the American ambas-
sadOr was among the callers.
Every effort is being made 10 per-
NIT the king TO rest in quiet.
All the approaches to the palace
have been covered with peat and po-
lice are scattered through the throngs
that crowd about the buckingham pal
ace 10 preserve quiet
This precaution is hardly necessary
for the whole populace is subdued
with grief and the thousands about
the palace speak hardly above whis-
pers
The three regular physicians to the
king today called in three other doc
tors for n consultation Queen Alex
audra is completely worn out She
was slightly III when she returned to
London yesterday from her Mediter-
ranean cruise Despite the fact that
she was greatly in need of rest. the
Continued on Page ElevenD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
THIEF WORKS NEW GAME.
Gains Access To Homes by Posing as
Prospective Buyer.

A thief with a brand new game has
been at work In the vicinity OF Trum-
bull and Warren-aves, recently. He
picks out house where a for sale
sign is displayed and. representing
that he is from the country, asks per
mission 10 look through If he chances
to see a purse or anything else Of
value lying around In handy position
he diverts the attention Of the lady
Of the house 20 some other quarter of
the room and annexes the object that
has caught his eye. The police have
been asked to look for the fellow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
Bishop Foley Much Improved.

The condition of Bishop Foley who
Is confined 10 his bed with an attack
OF lumbaeo and q bad cold. was much
improved Friday. and his physician
hopes 10 have his patient around by
the first OF the week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
STANDS BY TESTIMONY
City Chemist is Cross-Exsr,ined in
Trial Of Or Hyde.

KANSAS CITY. May doctors
Hektoen and Vaughn. the latter from
Ann Arbor, were summoned from the
train they were 10 board for Chicago
This followed the testimony Of CITY
Chemist Cross. who testified that Col
Swope's liver was not properly
analyzcd. Cross also said a chemical
containing 10 per cent strychuine VIII
be- found I'm the liver OF any person
who has habitually taken Quinlne.
The state relies on Drs. Hektoen
and VAUGHN TO counterbaiance this
testimony
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
THREE PERISH IN FIRE.
= sther and Two Children Burn TO
Death In Their Home.

MARQUETTE. Mich. May c.
(SpecialD home OF Matt Serviss
al Deimling. east OF here burned yes
terday and Serviss and his two young.
est children persisted. An older child
played with matches.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
TODAN'S TEMPERAII RES.

One wear nEo todnNi MAXIMUM tcm-
pcratuFc, 1Ss minimum. 5~i mean. go
partly cloudy with 100 of rain during
afternoon and night
sun sets tonight at Gi36 y. mn. sun
rises saturday morning at 4fzO a. M.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
THE WEATHER

Detroit md Niriuttyg Friday mig ht.
fair, saturday, partly cloudy becoming
unsettled with probable rain Ina after
noon or nights moderate easteTly
winds.
Lower Mlchigani Partly cloudy iu
north; showers In south portion fonigh
or saturday; slightly warmer saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

Job Printing dohe rsght. Tmes
Printing Co, IS John R.-sL Call Main
ICES, or City eSSb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
CONDITION OF KING
EDWARD CAUSES
GRAVE ANXIETY
Bulletin Issued by Physicians Indi.
Gates Aged Monarch's Condition L
Much Worse-They Fear Illness
Will Develop Into Pneumonia.
Feeling Is General in England That
Rulers Chances for Recovery
Are Slight.

LONDON, May 6.-The follow
ing bulletin was issued from
Buckingham palace at 9 o. M:
The kings symptoms have be-
come worse during the day and
his maJssty's condition al this
hour il critical. ..--.- /.
(Slgned) -...s 4.
"lAklNG, REID, POWELL.
DAWSON, THOMSON
There Is the highest unofficial
authority for the statement that
the kings illness has already de-
veIoped into double pneumonia.
The stock market showed fur
tner weakness when this became
known. Cash consoIs declined
another 2-8 Of a point, to 8o7-s,
and consols on account to 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

REAH-ADMiHAb II. ~. M'CABtA.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal. May g.
Rcnr- Admiral2 II. H.. McCnIla, y. =. ".
the noted naval Fighter, who was
awarded congressional medal for
conspicuous bravery In the Spanish
merirnn war, died today Of apoplcNy.
and entered the United states Naval
academy In 1891.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

Commercial CredIt Co. Rsunr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

MEssENGER-IAxt MAIN asa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
De teatrO
Ell BENEFICIO, DE ESPE-
RAMA MARIN

Una de los maAs grandes satisfaccio-
nes que puede recfbir una artista Ia no
che de su funci61l de gracia, es Ia de
yer ell teatro de bote en- bote, pOrque
ademas de la posstiva utilidad que ESQ
lie reporta, es una DEMONSTRATION de las
simpatias que inspira y del aprecio que
ell piblico ha hecho de su labor duran
te la temporada-
Esperanza Marin, la graciosa y dis
tinguida tiple tuvo esa gran satisfaction
anOche.
Ell pGblico de San Juan, acudio al
llamamiento de la artista, en- ndmero
1ue va no cabia fen ell teatro. Fue es-
ia la mas elocuente expresiva mues-
ira de simpatia que La pudo tributar.
Conmovida poI. ella, Sc VIC la bene-
ficiada toda la noche, visiblemente emo
cionada, pero cosechando aplausos en-
''La corria de toros,' en- que repiti6
ell niimero de la ieccion de toreo, y en-
'Los granujas" ell tango, y en- LA
gatita blanca, los couples.
En- este ntimero fue aclamada la sim
patica artista, despues de cantar una
copla expresiva de sus simpatias y gra-
titud al p1blico de San Juan.
Los admiradores de Esperanza Ma
rim, inundarOn de flores la escena, al
aparecer la gentil artista en- La gatita
blanca" luciendo una riquisima 'Ftoi-
lette"
Ell camerino de la beneticiada Sc vic
visitadisimO y ALI vimos una cantidad
tai de regalos, que renunciamOs a publ
car la extenslsima lista.
La gran cantidad de flores arrojadaS
q la escena quito algun iucimiento a
los bailablcs.
El n6mero del can-can, fue recibi-
do con alguna frialdad por ell p1blico
que no Sc di6 cuenta, por 10 visto, de
que los artistas bailando sobre las flo
res estaban muy expuestos a una Pc
Iligrosisima caida.
Los cOmpaneros de la benefciada
especialmente el graciosisimO Guell
cumplierOn como buenos.
La orquesta, admirable
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
PRIMERA PARTE

10. <'Breves palabras" por el licen-
ciado Emilio Toro Cuebas.
20. mon occur souvre a ta v0iX- .
Romanza de la Opera tSamson y Da-
lila, cantada por la senOrita T More
no Calder6n.
so. "Poesia" de Matias Real lei
da por su autor.
10. "Romanza cantada por Jose
Ma. Figueras Jr., acompanado al piano
por La senorita Ana Rita Sama.
so. "Himno al trabajo". Poesla de
jesus M Lago, leida por su autor.
90. "Ilustraciones Ell profeta de
Meyerbeer, por Liszt.-Cantos de los
Anabaptistas, Himno triunfal, Plegaria
~ Marcia de la coronaci6n-ejecutado
por Julio c.. de Arteaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
Domingo Orssco.
Amy Sprott

Recien llegada 4 esta capital, Ia ills-
trada institutriz inglesa, senorita Amy
Sprott, ,ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS
a las familias distinguidas de esta eap!-
tai, las que puede ofrecer magnifcas
refercncias
La senorita Sprott, habla perfectamen-
tie ell espanol, mglGs y frances; sabe mn-
sica, labores, y cuanto constituye III
adorno en- la instruction de la mujer.
La senorita Sprott Sc ofrece tambien
como acompaIiante para las familias o st
1oras solas que vayan de viaje al ex
tranjero.
La variedad de lcnguas que domino
Miss Sprott es de una utilidad inaprecia
ole las senoras que viajan.
RecomendamOs Il nuestros lectOres e
rnupcio Que publicaInos en- otro sitio de
EOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
SEGUNDA PARTE

10. Marcia" para mandolinas, de
Berkeyley, por la sonora Amelia Z. dc
Frasqueri senorita Iraida Orbeta,
acompanadas al piano por la senora
Georgina Puigdollers.
20. LA Cancion de los vientos Po-
asia de f. Lopez Sanchez, leida por s1a
autor.
80. Radieuse". Walls cuatro ma
nos, de Gottschalk, por la senora Rosa
Galinanes de Gil senorita Julia Ferrer
40. "Aquella .nube" -! Poesia de
Manuel Maria Sama, leida pOr n autor.
so. "Cab0 nome" Romanza de IA
Opera "Rigoletto" de Verdi, cantada
oor la scnorita Mercedes Mamique de
Lara
90. ''Discurso" de clausura por el
licenciado Martin Travieso Nieva.
Nota: Las pleas de canto de las
scnoritas Moreno Calder0n Manrique
de Lara Serln acompanadas al piano
ror ell listinguido professor senior Ar
teaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
CONCURsO LIRICO LIlERAp,o
Secci6m musical
Los ESPECTACULOS QUIZ
Sc ANNCr

Los sefOres Jose Hernandez
ro, Braulio Dueno y Norberto Rn
nos remiten- atenta invitaci6n park S
bales que han de tener efeeto eht 9
"Teatro Variedades de Bayam6n, 4
dias, primera, seis y ocho de Mayo. \
Ell primero es un bale de sOciedad
ell segundo, de ninos, y ell tercero es c
|denominado baiIe de las flores.
Tambien nos invita- dicha comisiol
eiecutiva, d la solemnidad de las jue
gos florales, y a la gran velada lirico
literaria en- honor al glorioso recuerd'
de Roman BaldOrioty de Castro.
Dichos actos tendran lugar ell trein-
ia de Abril y el cinco de Mayo, respec
tivamente
Muy agradecidos por tanta amabili
dad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
Los 9u|OrcS p'v|DIadOS

En- el certamcn literariO de Bayam6n
ran sido premiados con los primeros
premios, en- poesia: don Ramon Negr0n
Flores, por su composition Ella Poesfa y
"a Musica son alas luminosas del espi-
ritu" y don Pablo Morales, de Bayam0n
DGr su biografia: In InServitute dolor
in hberte labor
Hay verdadera ansiedad por conoccr
los trabajos de los autores premiados,
que segGn nuestros informes son de gran
meritO literariO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
La Colonization C|iSiIaDa

En- virtud de las disposiciones de una
Ley aprobada en- la Ultima Legislature,
la tipografia del BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL, ha enviadO la Oficina del Secre-
tario de Puerto Rico, todos los ejempla-
res de Ia valiosa importante obra IT,
tulada "Cuarto Centenario de la Colo
nizaci6n Cristiana de Puerto Rico, que
habia sido impresa por Orden del Comi-
tG Official, nombradO para organizar y
dirigir las fiestas de dicho Centena-
rio. Ell Secretario de Puerto Rico, cum
pliendo instrucciones del Gobernador,
distribuira gratuitamente los ejempla-
res de dicha obra, publica este avi-
SO fin de que las persOnas que tienen
derecho 4 adquirir un ejemplar de di-
cha obra como aquellas que tengan al
gun inter6s en- cOnservar la misma, Sc
slrvan manifestarlO aSl esta Oficina
enviando una persona que recoja el
susodicho ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
ClrCo las Tres Banderas

LA empresa de los senores Portesl fs.u
1@ y co' circo las Tres Banderas: NOS
coahunlca que q btici6n de mnen.m
sno'as nan resuelso des1e ell sabado pr,-
-sa.e e 0s'r una seccion yermohut de elns-
"a''t'srafo' para que puedan asist;,. t,.,
: s- 4n' Ia empresa deseosa de eomplaeer
. Tan dignas damss accede & elyo ..m,,.,
so tiicnos espectacuIos q Ia siete x
,aar'o = hasta las ocho y cuarto, CON res- =.
'a5a de precios '"'' "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
El juez Pasarell

Con verdaderO sentimiento Sc ha sa
dido en- esta ciudad ell fallecimiento de-
licenciado don Augusta Pasarell Ruiz
iuez de Paz de Ponce. El senior Pa
sarell. era muy estimadO por sus prem
das persenales y pOr Su esmeradisimC
trato social
Reciban slis deudos nuestr0 sentIdc
pesame-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
h hgaeffciiole!a Slla. Augue!

HI cartel escogido pOr la senorita HUI
guet para su function de gracia que ha
de tener efecto ell viernes, ofrece gran
OCCASION de lucimiento la distinguida
1antante
Va "La Patria Chica", Gigantes y
CabezudOs'' y estreno de "La Manta
Zamorana -
En- uno de los intermedios, cantara Ia
beneiciada el aria de Favorita, ion, mic
Fernandez
PreciOso prograrna que ha de llevar
mucho p1blico al teatrO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
Don RudOsio De IA CuGIsra'

Este muy estImado amigo nuestro, ha
deiado de pertenecer como gerente Ia
casa editOra del BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL, cargo que ha desempenado con no.
toria competencia durante muchos amos,
y en- el que ha puesto de relieve esas con-
diciones de actividad e inteligencIa que
le c0nquistan un puesto tan prominente
en- nlrestro mundo industrial mercan-
til
El senior Cu6tara ha dejado su puesto
en- G! BOLETIN para dedicar slls activ-
da1es otras empresas, en- las que ha de
tcner seguramente el exito que ha So
guido sempre sus acertadas gestiones
comeNiales y sus inieiativas mdltiples,
reconocidas por todos en- la esfera de los
negocios en- que Sc ha movido durante
muchos amos en- Ia Isla, nuestro inteli-
gente y buen amigo para ell que tiene el
BOLETIN el mas cumplido y justiciero
elogio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
.GonZa|o 5. De SaDtanaria

Sc ma despedido de nosotrOs en- aten-
ia tarieta, el senor Gonzalo S. de Santa
maria, que ha permanecido una Temporal
Ia lie algunos meSes en- San Juan.
Ell Sr Santamaria ha ambarcaao hoy
para New York.
LIE deseamos feii2 yiaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27

maci6n diarfa unos cuantOs nombres Sc
euidos de unos cuantOs pornlenores Ia
mentables
= Ell honor perdido, La rsputacion deS'
iecha, la honradez cafda, no sc levantal
con un POGO de sileneio Ell torno al pre-
sidiario que cumple, porque 81 la huma
nidad respeta las leyes que hace, debt
Greer que la condena cumplida es una ex
piaci6n que iimpia de la culpa al delin
cuente.
81 no 10 cree asi, la prersa puede !
debe hacer algO mas trascendehtal Qut
borrar mOs cuantOs nOmbres de uns
triSte information.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
AM(AlNA
Ia Vt|ada del Atepeo

He aqui el programa de la velada IL
riooliteraria que ha de tener efecto
esta noche, a las ocho y media, en- cl
Ateneo PuertOrriqueflo:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27

Aver fue arresra1o en- Mayagues
dio del Tnro, por acometimiento y
sion Il Juan Gregorio Perez, 'ap m
tin del barrio de la Cared.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27

Sc encuentra eB esta capital ea 5
Juan T. AnZoatogui.. quien Sc pro
pasar varies meses en los Estados Un
con el prop0sit0 de reecbrar su que
tada saitld, El senor Anzaotegui
go de la casa de Moral y Go. de H
gnez.