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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21
DlSTRITO DE SAN JUAN

Aver, como a las cuatro de la madru-
gada, en- el Puente de Martin Pena, fu6
arrestado el individuo Felipe Serrano
por haber sustraido cuatro gallinas y
dos pollOs de la propiedad del senior Quin
tin Hernandez. Este individuo fue
puesto a disposition del Juez Municipal
FL senor Celestino Perez, Alcalde Mu-
nicipal de COmeriO, en- carta que dirige
4 esta Jefatura, hace elogios mercedes
de la conducta del jefe de distrito Ro-
man Carreras, asi como de la fuerza que
cstaba bajo su mando, durante ell perio-
do electoral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21
Cornercial

Los seilores S. II. Lorenzi y Co., de
esta capital, NOS participant que han
constihido una sOciedad colectiva que
girara bajo la expresada raz6n social,
y de la que son sOcios gestores don S.
F. Lorenzi, don Eugenio Cosimi y don
Vicente Antonetti.
La nueva casa sucede en- sus nego-
clos continuandoIos en- la misma forma,
q la firma de S. F. Lorenzi de cuya IL
guidacion Sc hace cargo
La sociedad ha conferido poder a don
F. L. Battistini.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21
SiiInpdtica Boda

Ell sabsdo 19 del c0rriente, las S
de la n0che, contrajo matrimonio en- l&
iglesia de San Mate0 de Santurce, ell
joven don Jose Gonzalez Atiles, emplea--
do de Ia comercial f'Finlay Brothers,
w. T. Co.," con La estimable Y agra
ciada senerita Elena Santiago CaHnary-
La boda Sc verified en- presencia de-
numerosos amigos.
La nOvia lucia un m2gp1fico traIe que
hacia resaItar ann mas Ia espirituaIidad
de Su belleza.
Estaba mOnfsima, con Ia regia toilet
te de Ia desposada.
Ell sexo bello estaba muy bien repre-
sentado Ell el acto.
Despues de celebrada La ceremonial fue
ron espl6ndidamente obsequiados los,
|concurrentes, por los esposos Getaberf
Calmary, padres de la novia.
La feiz pareja recibi6 n1merosos re-
gaios, entire ellos algunos de merito ar
|tistlco. Eueron padrinos de los des-
posados don Pedro Gelabert y dona
Carmen Gonzalez de Padial.
Los contrayentes que son elementos;
SoclsEes que gozan de generates sim
patias, han fjado su residencia en- San
turce.
LEES deseamOs una eterna ventura CIR
el hogar eHbellecido por la J1ventad "
el amor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21
DISTRITO DE AGUAS BUENAS
DISTRITO DE NAGUAB0

Por fuerza de este distrito fue sor-
prendida una jugada a 10 prohibido,
siendo arrestadas cuatro personas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21
TeatrO del Parque
Ell DR.. RICHARDS

A beneficio de la obra del Temple
Mas6nico, dara una gran function el
jueves "a, en- ell teatro del Parque, ell
notable adivinador doctor Richards,
que ha trabajado en- San Juan, con tan
to 6xitO
La noche de Ia function habra troles
especiales.
Los billetes de localidades Sc venden
en- al casa de los senores Spear Bros, y
y en- el departamento die Optica de Pc
dro Buret cargo del senor Pacheco
en- la Plaza Principal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21

De TEA TRIO
DESPEDIDA DE
Ia COMPANiA GUELL

Anoclre fl& ia Ultima function de esta
brevisima ternporada de amos dias, que
ha ofrecido en- San Juan la compania
,leI notabilfsimo actor Bieardo Giiell.
En- La matinee hubo mucha gente, y
por la noche, un lleno extraordinario.
La obra de despedda fue La Pr'ncesa
,le los Dollars, el mayor 6xito de la tenn
porada.
De la Interpretation no hay que ha-
blar va estas alturaa. TOdOs los artls-
tas fueron OvaciOnadoS, Y al final de la
obra el publico los lIam6 con insistencla
para tributaries una inmensa, una indes
criptible ovaci6n.
z! tel6n Sc alz0 muchas veces y tOdos
los artistas fuerOn acamadOs.
F'ue una herm osa, una conmovedora,
una enthusiastic deapedida.
Los artistas de la copapania Giiell, de-
ian aqui un gran recuerdo de simpatia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21

En- San Juan St quedan tamb6n. al.
gunOs actores de la compania Guell.
En- ell Julia que sale hoy de nues-
tro puerto embarcan para Cuba, ell dis
tinguido baritone Palmer, contratado
por la empresa Gutierrez que actiia en-
"Albisu''.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21

ven1encla de celebrar aquf en- 1912 una
Exposition tle Las Antillas West In
dies Exposltion). ne Sc espera Ia nneno-
dIflcultad de relnir el fondo referid3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21

Venlencla de celebrar aqui en- 1912 llRa
Expostci6n %Ie Las Antllas West In
dies EXp0Siti0n), ne sc espera Ia naenos-
dIflcultad de reunir el fondo referid3.
lie aGui IL &radueci6n del despacfoz
puesto ed sabado, al Seeretario de L.
Guerra.
Sirvase conunicar al Postmaster Ge-
heraf el sigulente acuerdo tornado por
mass meeting" eelebrado anoche baler
ausplci0s de la Feria InsuIar:
Sc ha acordado que Sc encargue az
secretario de esta reunion poner un ca~
bfegrama al honorable Postmaster Ge~
neral EN- Washington, supIicandole en-
nombrc de los intereses comerciaies de.
Puerto Rico O. gestione el estabIecimieYl--
to de un sefvIc10 de correos dos Veces por
senana entire los Estados Unidos Y Puer-
to Rico Dado el repetido aumento del
confercio entire los Estados Unidos "
Puerto Rico, tai servicio es absoIutamen-
te necesario para perpetuar la prosperi-
dad y el prOgreso de la isla.
Debe de tenerse presente que fla ha-
bldO un seEviciO semanal durante los Ill
tlInos nueve amos, en- los cuases ma ere
cido enormemente, hasta agotar los me-
dios de transportation, correos Y 90
mercio entire la isla ell eontinente Los
prOductores de frutas dicen que han per
dido $50, 900 debido extrema madurez
de frutas que pOdrian Salvarse con dos
saiidas de vapOres semanaimente. Otros
ntereses lnsisten que un mayor creci-
mientO del cornercio Sc ratarda por di-
cha causa y no ven ninguna raz0n por
que eli serviclo no pueda arreglarse fip
de ofreoer salidas media-sernanal en- veE
de dos y frecuentemente tres vapores
en- ell misnno dia- TranScurren aproxF-
nradamente dos semanas actualmente pa
ra enviar una carta Nueva York y re-
cibir condensation. (Firuado) D. f. Re
GARRISON, Secretario.
Ademas, sirvase comunicar Ell sigulen-
te cabiegrama la Red ID Line, I4ax
New York Porto Rico Steamship Com
pany, y la Insuiar Line:
'@Anoche en- mass ss-meeting intereses CO.
merciaies, bajo auspicios Feria lnslIar,
acordaron suplicar encarecidamente que
Sc sometan propoSiclones razonables pa
ra servicio de correos media-semanaI en-
tire New York y Puerto Rico Y vece ver>
sd. (Firmado) D. Il. Richardson, Sc
crertariO.
El GoberTrador Cotton, en- ell mismo cat-
bIegrama, agrega 10 siguiente:
lie ruega que al trasmitirse estos ca
bfegrsunas al Postmaster General, Sc ie
advierta que representan los intereses
cOmerciaaes agr1cofas de la isia que
son SuiStancIaImente exactos.
81 no sc reciba ninguna proposici6R
acceptable por servicio dos veces por Sc
mana, Sc lie ruega que no otorgue nuevo
contrato hasta que Sc pueda presentar
mas ampliamente Ia situaci6n aquf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21
DISTRITO DE COMERIO

Habi6ndose hecho una minuciosa in
yestigaci0n del crimen perpetradO en- la
personals de Providencia Centeno, hace
algunos dias, Sc puede informar 10 81
guiente: Que la Proyidencia Centeno,
mujer de vida airada. le habla tornado
d Pedro Nieves un dinero para querer-
Sc con el, a 10 cual Sc neg0 despu6s; que
al Siguiente dia Sc uni0 NieveS Anas-
tacio Quiles, haci6ndoIe tOmar licor to-
do el dia; que va al oscurecer, deSpues
de estar Quiles baio la Influenza del
licor, lie di0 Nieves dinero para que com
prase un cuchillo, eXplicandole que con
dicha arma el deseaba que matase a la
Centeno, habiendo DULLES comprado cl
cuchillo en- el cstabIecimiento de II. Car
mona 6 HijOs; que le sigui0 instigandO
hasta las $50 p. m., y cuando va, debid0
las cOntinuadas inStigacioneS de Me
YES y su estado alcoh0lico, Sc disponia
penetrar en- la Fonda de Eleuterio Ri
vera para realizar el crimen Sc 10 impi-
dl0 Luciano Baez, quien lie habia dido de
car el fin que lie guiaba penetrar en-
la fonda; que Sc retro dcbido a los con
SeJoS de Bae2, pcr0 las D. m, inSti-
gado de nuevO por Nieves, volvi0 a en-
trar EN- la referida fonda, donde todavia
Sc encontraba la Centeno, V le infiri6 una
punalada en- el lad0 derecho del Decho
que lie prOdujO la muerte EN- ell acto.
Arrestado Qulles, fue cOnducido al Guar
tel, donde Sc Ie pusieron las esposas, V
momentOs despues di6 un salto Y Sc lam
20 por Ell balloon la caIle, desdc una
atura de cuatro metros, produciendose
vanos golpes de. los cuales fu6 curado
por el Official de Sanidad. Pedro Me
yes fue arrestadO tambien, estando am
bos a disposition del Fiscal denuncia-
dos por aseslnatO en- primer gradO. El
.cuchlllo con que St connection este cri-
men, pesar de haberlo votado fue ha-
llado orillaS del rio.
DISTRITO DE RIO PIEDRAS
En- el barrio "Cupoy'', fu6 arrestado
el individuo Ricardo Medina, por hur-
to menor.
DISTRITO DE FAJARDO
En- ell cafe de Cecilio NJ. Rodriguez,
fue sorprendida una jugada al monte,
slendO arrestad0s siete indiduos.
El dia 18 de los corrientes, por la ma
mana, al pasar pOr ell puente del ferro-
carril, cerca de Luquilio, ell individuo
Juan del Carmen Diaz, cay6 al aqua v
pereci0 ahogado.
DICTRJTO ne J,OTTA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21
SUCESOS
Ell PARTE POLICIACO
DISTRITO DE RINCON

Aver por la madrugada, las 2 a. m,
fue arrestado Ell individuo Agapito Car
dona por acometer al policia Marcelino
Duchesne, No. 530. Fue puesto d dis
posici6n del j1ez de Paz, junto con las
armas que lie fueron ocupadas.
DISTRITO DE PATILLAS
En- la tarde de aver, fue arrestado ell
individuo Felix Alvarez por desgarrar
la bandera americana mientras Sc cele-
braba una manifestation unionista.
El in1ividuo Ramon Soils, al ser arres
tado, agredi0 al guardia Florencio Ma
varro. No. 573, quien Sc VIC precisado d
hacer uso de su rotten para reducirle a
la 0bediencia
DISTRITO DE AGUAS BUENAS
Fin el barrio 'Bayamoncito ell in
dividuo Manuel Vazquez fu6 herido gra
vemente con un estoque en- la toraxica,
siendo arrestado Y puesto d dispocion
del Juez de Paz, Juan Melendez, autor
de este hecho.
DISTRITO DE NAGUABO
Por fuerza de este distrito fue sor-
prendida una jugada 10 prohibido,
siendo arrestadas cuatro personas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21
De aTte ' Artistas

La Senora Marin no embarca como Sc
dijo, esta tarde Ell ell correo espanol.
La gentilisima tiple Sc qlledara aqui
probablemente LID mes, deScansando de
su larga ca1npaila de diez meses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-21

De Santo Domingo han llegado d San
Juan, en- ell "Julia" y embarcan en- el
correo espandl, Rosita Perez y Rafael
Pascual, artistas muy conocidos de nues
tro p1blicO.
Vienen de una larga turnee por la
yecina Repnbhca.
Lleven todas feliz viaje
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
D[G|F|LAMl|ED KIDNEYS.

Medical writer's declare it .ineurabie after the
sixth month. whether albunepouss Or not.
The average man prefers to think of 1t AZ
.|idney trouble and lets 1t 60. but the census
.eows this appalling fact-out OF $4,000 deaths
from kidney troubles the last census year over
nine teuths Of, them .no0 teek the form called
"Brtsht's Disease althcugh IT ID. quite prob
able that nine-tenths Of these up to the last
moment thought Of 1t az and called 1t kidney
trouble" when. - a matter % fact. the only
possible hope laid through . speetAe for Brishts
Disease. ,.s-|r.--s'~--
There never vas one uptn Fditcp worked out
his Rensl sracllept Fultonsa Renal, Oompoundp.
Since then Inflammation Of tbs Kidney: whether
| trouble or "BriEht's Disease. Or Hnsther sis
II you have had Kidney trouble over sig
mouths no %.sssE whas you Sc: IT, y z re
not wait until bedriddeD.. although some Of them
Henry Henry Evans ioos : st.. NV.
We desire to hear from and advise With pa-
tlents not noting the uaual Improvement b tns
third bottle Literature mailed free. Write
John J. Fulton o.. sas Battery It.. San Fran.
! cisco. Cal -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
BROWNTALED MOTH
PUT TO ROUT IN Time
Shipment From France, Distributed
in Fifteen States, Found
Infected.

Another invasion Of the United
States by the brown tailed moth. which
would have been attended with great
loss and have cost much to have sup
pressed. has just been averted by the
Department Of Agriculture.
The instance Is cited by the Secretary
of Agriculture as an argument in favor
Of a, federal inspection law covering
the importation Of all plants and nur-
sery stock from foreign countries.
4 lot of seedlings received from
Anglers. France, got past the custom
tor in New York notified the Depart
ment Of Agriculture here that there
had been nests OF the brown tailed
moth found in some of the stock
The Department at once notified the
Treasury Department The destinations
of all suspected shipments were traced
About eight hundred notices We're sent
out. covering thirty Eve states
All the shipments were examined by
competent state inspectors. Nests of
moths were found in shipments sent
to fifteen states
The brown tailed moth is a com
doing so much damage In Massachu-
sstts There over $4,000. 600 has been
spent in combating the pest. to say
nothing Of the damage that the moth
itself has done.
1t is thought by the Department OF
Agriculture that the danger of an out
break has been avoided for the present
There is continual danger that there
will he some importation of noxious
insects into the United States. owing
to the absence Of a federal inspection
law.
Secretary Wilson says that IL there
were such a law the department. In
conjunction with the efficient work Of
state inspectors. could keep the country
reasonably free from the danger of an
insect invasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company

exclusion act should be strengthened to
prevent the entrance of all Asistic. labor
into American ports. at a meeting Of the
California Society at the Ebbitt House
last night He said that II was only
. matter Of time before the white laborer
would be eliminated entirely from the
Pacific coast unless such steps were
taken to prevent the influx Of labcrers
from the far east. He declared that in
his home district there are at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Her Excuse.

From the Catholic Standard and Times.
"Why-er-yes." Miss Cooley admitted.
perhaps you did hear me telling the min
lister ! was only twenty-five"
."Oh. I'm surprised" exclaimed Miss
C3sddiet. and you Sabbath school
teacher. tool
But, Miss Cooley protested. the
minister himself has told us It's always
better to understate thing than to ex-
aggerate."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02

10000 Hindus. nearly all Of whom ere
II have no objection 70 merchants anA
learned men of Asiatic nations entering
our ports" said Representative Mc1Ifulay.
but the laborer from the far east 10
a menace to the community"
Andrew Jackson Boyer. founder Of the
Denver Times and Oakland Trfbumo tUil
Of his experiences In Calffegu1a N TT
early days. NJ. F. O'DonoShua preside1
at the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
SPEAKS OF YELLOW PERIL.
California Congressman Wants Chi
nese Exclusion Act Strengthened.

Declaring that the people of the east
ern states do not realize the danger OF
the yellow peril. Representative Mek1n-
lay Of California said that the Cbiness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
FAMOUS DAY RECALLED
SURVIVORS OF BATTLE OF MA.
Mia BAY MEET.
Annual Reunion of Admiral Dewey
and Those Who Helped to Van
quish Spanish May /, 1898.

Foregathering, as IL their custom. to
talk over that eventful Sunday twelve
years ago when they sailed into Manila
harbor and routed Spanish fleet. Ad-
miral George Dewey and other men,
hers OF the Society of the Battle Of
Manila Bay met at dinner in the Ra
leigh last night.
Chief among the features Of the
evening was the drinking of toaste to
those Of the society who have died IN
the past year. Admiral Dewey. on be-
half of his fellow officers. proposed the
toast. and the diners drank to the
memory Of Admiral Entwisle. Admiral
n NJ Dyer, who was captain OF the
Baltimore at the battle: o. H. Williams.
who was consul general at Manila. and
Commander John Gibson.
Informal Remarks.
Informal talks were made by all of
the score or more who were present.
the admiral himself paying graceful
tribute to those who died during the
year, as we'll as complimenting the hv-
ing on the services which they have
rendered their country. Speaking OF
the victorious fleet and its work on
that sunday morning Twelve years dSo,
he eulogtzed the fitness of every man
aboard the ships. He said that from
the seamento the officers every one was
in perfect trim and that the care taken
to go into battle was what helped
nightly to win the day.
The speeches were informal Every
man had something to say, though. and
the tales were all Of the kind that the
members Of the society were Interested
in.
The omeers Present.
Among those present were: Rear Ad-
miral b r. Lamberton. chief Of stan;
Representative George A. Loud Of Mtcti-
ran, former paymaster In the navy;
Lieut.. Commander l.. A. Kaiser. Rear
Admiral Hutch I. Cone. chief OF the bu-
reau Of steam engineering: Comma nder
w. T. Howard, Commander L. g. Robin
son, Rear Admiral E. P. Colvocoresses.
Capt. G. r. Ransom. Rear; Admiral Asa
walker. who was captain Of the Concoru
AT Manila: Capt. r b. Howard. Rear
Admiral J. u. Ford tretired), Maj. Dion
Williams, Rear Admiral Richard Inch.
Lieutenant Commander r. 3. Upton.
Medical Director John Wise. Pay Director
". W Calf. Capt. F. H: Bailey. Lieut..
Commando Provost Babin. Lieut.. Conn
mander H. A. Pearson. p T. Harden,
Col. NJ - .Biddle. Z. s. NJ: G.. and Lieut.
Comma nder n. V. Butler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
SCHOOL CASES ARE
CONTINUED UNTIL
NEXT FALL
Parents Hailed In
to Court on Charges Of Fail
ing to Send Their Children
to School.

Twenty-Five men and come wire
ariaiened before Judge Ira Ab0O,t
in the district court yesterday morn
ing on charges Of violating the com
pulsory education law, 1t being al
legged that the parents had failed and
refused to send their children to
school The majority Of these ar
r0lgned pleaded not guilty. william
A.. Brown Of Alameda admitted that
nc had not sent his two girls to
school, but explained to the court
that the county SCHOOL vas such a
great distance from his home that it
was impossible for them to attend. A
number Of defenees were mgde by
others, sone testif,ing hat their
children had attended %parochial and
private schools. and others presenting
physicians certificates to the effect
that their children were too Ill TO at
tend school,
Judge Abbott decided to continue
the eases until next fan and sug-
gested that the proper authorities in
ycstigate the alleged violations Of tho
more closely. The majority of
The alleged offenders were released
on their own recognition, but several
We're required TO furnish bond for
their appearance At the next term Of
court.
IN edition to the twenty-five pco-
pie nITalgned Yesterday, there were
. shout twenty other indictments re-
turned ut Tie last session OF the
grand jury. alleging the same offensc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
WEEK MORE TO
GET IN CENSUS
Time Extended SO That Every
one Missed Can Send in the
Name Warrant May Be Is
sued for Old Town Resident

II your name has Inadvertently been
missed bv the census man you have
still one week lnnger in which to re
mort " TO the supervisor Tor New
Mexico. Paul A.. r. Walter of santa
Re.
W II. Oicott OF Washington, am I'M
rloye uf the census bureau. came to
Albuquerque yesterday 60 make a last
final search FOR anyone who might
have been missed iu the official count
lie found q few people nm the county.
gust outside OF The eastern city limits.
who said they had not been cnumcr-
Htrd and % special census takcr was
placed in charge of Nhc work ycster-
uaN afternoon.
"Thc time limit has been extended
Just one week more, said Mr. OlcOtt'
and we hope that usyone who a
been overlooked. IL such eases exist
Will send in their name to Mr.. Walter
at once. $50 thut an cnumerator can
call uuun them Tor the Information.
We desire TO make the count very
IN every section OF New
Mexico and. In lact. OF the whole terri
tory. n the people want au accurate
count they must assist us
Mr. Olcott said he Would consult
with Judge Ira 4. Abbott about issu-
ing "a warrant for one resident OF oid
Albuquerque who had declined TO give
Information repaired by the enumer-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
VETERANS LEAVE FOR
LAS VEGAS
Members of G, K,
Warren Post Grand Army Of
Republic 10 Attend Annual
E%ncampment in Meadow City

G.. X. Warren Post No. .. Grand
Afmy of the Republic will be we'll
represented Ut the ennual New Mex
leo cncampment which will be held
In Las Vegas todht ana tomorrow.
Fourteen members Of the local post
left for the Meadow City last evening.
All enthusiastic over the prospect Of
having an enjoyable reunion. The
personnel of the Albuquerque delega-
ton follows: Past Department Com
mandcls r. $. Stuver, w. w. Me-
Donald and r.. Clark. Senior Vice
Department Commander. II. b. Stew
ord, Department Chaplain Thomas
llarwood. Post Commander Joseph
Phillips, Junior Wee Post Com
mandel John Murphy. Past Post
j. q. caldwell, Edward
johnson, \. Harsch. A. j. Armstrong,
Whiting and John Burnett.
Messrs. Murphy ana Burnett are dele
dates to the cncnmplnent from the
post, William NJ. Berger of
q member of the department
of administration. and
Thomas Carr of Dcming. both OF
ore members Of &. X. Warren
accompanied the Albuquerque
last night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08

Use Diamond Ice. Phone 81 md rs.
Drink Glorieta Beer, Phone 81 ana IS
Born. juno 4. to MI. and Mrs. T.. $.
Noolsey Jr. "a girl
! H. ltapp, contractor. eHmc IN
from Santa Fc Monday
Captain r.. G. Austin has returned
from "a short business trip.
g. H. Townsend ana wife. tourists
ot South Bend. lrda were visitors here
Yesterday,
Miss Josephine :. PARSONS VIII
lcuvc suon tor the city of Mexico On
- pleasure trip
COT j. S. EldrtdEc of languna passed
through the city Yesterday en- route
TO his camp from st Louis.
There win be q meeting eft tho
Wonun's catholic order of Fortstcrs.
ian Is a. hail ct O'Clock tonight
The Ladies' Ala socicty or the Pres
bYttritn church Will meet THURSDAY
Afternoon at jo at the church par
Tors
Mrs y. ~. Nrmilu. Miss Manucla
Armilu and Mrs T.. $. Huhhell will
leave soon Ton Long Beach. cal. t.
spent the summer.
Fred Foruoff. captain ol the
mounted lulicr, pnsstd through ia,
city last evening On route to Kelly and
western Socorro points
pr. 5. g. Se.pell of the Prcsh>-
terrain Sanitarium leaves today Tor Cd.
six weeks vacation which hc viii
spend la Tacoma and the Pacific
northwest
The regular mevtins eff 90. Wom-
ANS Relief roris viii hr held this
afternoon ut .9o lee thc a. d. 4. "
hnl. a., other ui the president, sadie
nowdich
An members ct Ae"mH L"dgc SO
--fl. ~. a.. A.. eto requested to ate
tend 81 special meeting Go Doe held tu
boom g. barnett building. az )
clock this evening
Mrs Grace wife of a. a. Grace
Associated Press operator for the
Morning journal. left last eVening
Tor hes home va Marquette. Mich. as-
conn snyinr the rsmalns OF her tiYe-
ncat-oid son. Edward whose death
ocrut reed here several months ago.
Tho hodN viii hc INFERRED Ina the lam
as lui tn The cemetery al Marquette
Mr. Giace win rcmatn in Michigan
Tor several months
Mr.. Everett Van CleaNe and Miss
Mabel Campbell two popular Young