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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09
IaINaEIs-rINoHoT CASE.

h. the drastic policy e which
ent Taft resorted Ia making
IN his administration family
le regretted, we are forced 20
lixe the fact that II was incvit-
and the only ground OF criticism
I he did not let the AK fnll, one
IL tho other, long ago.
have not the rcmotest idea Of
pting to discuss the merits or
rits Of the Bnllineer policy, or
pinchot policy. since that Is a
that would require the whole Of
lind d part Of eternity, and when
would not change the ideas OF
IF the partisans Of either side.
here are a few plain facts IN the
(which can De stated IN a few
ipiain words,
nen Mr.. Pinchot deliberately dis
"a the positive order OF the presi-
by his letter 70 senator Goiliver,
ade 1t imperative upon the presi-
TO remove him. For that. Mr..
lis not to be criticized. but he Is
criticized for having permitted
elf 10 be put IN a position which
4 such a course unavoidable.
Taft knew az the time no took
-expcrience under the Roosc-
administration had shown him
ma any possibility Of doubt, that
:=s 10. ~..hin the ppsger " any
Nniatration 60 harmonize the con
Ing views 81 Mr. Ballinger and
ami whom ne determined
Tut Mr.. Baninger NJ the head OF
interior department. where his Of
Il duties would come IN contact
( those OF MIR. Pinchot. he SHOULD
ne anne hour have instructed th'
atary Of agriculture 70 call for th'
gnation Of MI. pinchot. And thus
q his secretary Of tho interior
Dit have been attacked Just tbs
Is. from tho outside. All this trou'
and scandal Of a family quarrc
sin the administration would hav'
J avoided.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09
TO nElcn THE WHOLE WORLD.

After holding conventions In twenty
Of the largest cities of this country
leaders OF the Layinen's Missionary
Movement have completed plans iof
m INSTRUMENTATION propaganda IN
New York among Protestant churches
Friday. saturday ana sunday, January
~. 10 and i6. The purpose of this
viii be TO discuss Americas RESPONSE
btHty Tor Christianizing the world.
The movement is the outcome OF a
meeting held three years ago IN New
YORK.. which resulted in fifty laymer
going abound the world at their W
expense 10 study missions.
The purpose Of the missionary
| movement is TO reach the whole worl'
| with the gospel in this generation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09
IGNORANT or THE BIBLE.

ev. Charles a Gaton, pastor Of the
lison Avenue Baptist church, New
k, preached o sermon % his eon'
cation last SUNDAY which. because
omo OF Its peculiar expressions. has
acted more than usual attention.
hough he Failed prophecy ga dan
Gus pastimo," he ycn.ured ~ pre-
! that during the year 1910 the
riches OF the United stotcs would
VS. forward ~ q greater unity, and
reat increase Co the activity OF the
men. Then hc said
II Is characteristic Of % itfc toe
thai we find everything unsettled,
matter into what region OF Thought
enter This attitude is beneficial
many ways, yet we cacoun,er diin-
ty in holding up cleun cut issues
I studing by taem. 1nerc was q
ie when SO believed FULLY in th,
Die. taking svofy period end comma
the word oi God Sow % perfect
cd ~ light hus been turned upot
Hibie. lie attitude of thc min,
ward il has changed ana mus.
anEr in rs,is 3
oin iir general question oi the gen.
Al christlanry of America we mus
nsider q growing sense oi uniil
long al tho churohes The question
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09
An OUTLAW or THE HEAVENS.

Halley's comet can now be seen IN
New YORK Without the aid Of instru-
monts. says the World, and many eyes
are turned upward. But in the opln-
ion of the astronomer a comet y a
POO affair. Il thing that has no rec-
ognized home and purpose. no master
no satellites and nc kin, q genuine
outlaw Of the heavens. II IL 50 INN
that Il little tenth-rate planet could
cut through It almost without pansineI
ana while every other heavenly body
has It's recognized business sphere tne
comei, so far as any one knows, does
no work 1T an. It PUSHES into notice
once a century or two and then rushc'
out again. neither lamcnted mol
missed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09

TO wear old clothes. With the lemon
stration that the country had with
unprecedented rapidly fully recoy-
cred from the effects OF the panic they
opened their purses wide.
The prevailing high prices have had
the effect Of reducing exports and
OF increasing eur imports TO record
breaking volume and value. The stu
alton has also facilitated the cxporta~
ton ~ gold 10 an unprecedented
mount than St0o, 600, 600 IN
Tho twclvemonth-an has caused
more on less unrest IN the ranks OF
labor the complaint being that ad-
vances Ia wages have not kept pace
with the rise IN prices of the necessar-
les Of illc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09
4 SENSIBLE SUGGESTION.

President w. G Brown, of the New
YORK Central. argues that II the con
tention touching the relatively greater
cost Of living proves upon oNamina-
ton 10 De well founded the the UNI
rest among railway employees should
be allayed by an advance IN wages
and chat the companies to meet this
should be permitted 70 make a slight
advance Ia rates The country II ~
rich ana prosperous, lie says, that II
could stand a modest Increase IN the
charge for transportation without
feeling IL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09
Poor Crouch to Have at the
Glad New Years Season


lf YOU have ever attempted TO 90
sort OF mental labor when some
person was whistiing in the same
room or even iu tne same building.
know that labor, under such Gin
diuons. can't be performed Tho man
vino whistles. except ON the street, is
AN absolute nuisance. lie Is not
necessarily d criminal and can't be
prosecuted. hut some day laws viii be
enacted which Will mako the punish
mrnt light Tor persons who take
clubs and beat the men who whistle
into mushy Jumps.
For some strange reason men who
have been charged with murder have
mover mad. The defense that the muir
dercd man drove tho prisoner frantic
h, whisting- That defense would
hs "a winner. ANY jury composed OF
men who had at one time in their
lives attempted 80 add q column OF
uenrcs. read q book. write a business
letter. or do anythinr which required
tho concentration OF the mind, Whil'
SOME JOYOUS being. who fanciod him.
ter o. sunbeam. whistied. would bring
D. verdict of ~jusunahio homicide. with.
out leaving their SEATS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09

ton. Theodore S. Woolsey, Jr., who
is acting as forester in the absence OF
Mr.. Ringland. declined to make any
comment on the affair. Naturally
am much interested in matters CON
nected with the administration OF the
Of the forest service, but 40
not care to make any statement re-
garding the Taft-Pinchot incident.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09

Tie casnm,r,ial papers tfi rs
IN size revival oF indusra the ar'
f, earnings ~ railways Increased aiF
-ihnii5n 81 profits ie anareheioe
IA notable ad,aner Sag tas PRISE ri
ecuuties. % vast Number uf sos estois
uiir reenined the couraee Hna comic
enee that had been shattered % the
.anic. They had until then watched
ss earlier signs or recovery with
ome suspicion. had refrainod from
he purchase q, ipxurics ard continued
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09

In the Judgment 81 B~radstreets,
conservatism and tact in dealing with
the labor situation and with the po-
Mtieo-oconomic questions which are
pressing for solution would seem Nee
ossnry ~ what now looks like a very
exeaileni trade outlook is To be fully
realized iu 1910.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09

him as passing strange. And this II
true without the slightest reference
20 The more delicate question ~ sec
tional good taste and national loyal
-. %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09

personally l believe that Pinchot's
resignation viii be asked for at once
said J. T.. Lahines, telegraph editor
OF the ST. Louis Republic in the
Morning Journal office Friday after
noon.
That Mr.. Lahincs Is a wise n Is
shown by the fact that Pinchot was
being canned at just about that psyeh-
illogical moment. "And 7 believe the
administration win lose a remark
ably good man." said Mr.. Lahines.
Mr.. Lahines is spending n winter va
cation down in New Mexico TO rest
up from the strenuous duties of the
telegraph desk ON the big st. Louis
daily. Mr.. Lahines Is moreover OF
tho opinion hat something which
shall be- namcless will be a popping
for a while in Washington.
YES, said MIR. I.ahincs, Il believe
this is going to be "a newsy admins
| tration after all. But 10 viii never
| come up TO its predecessor. T. Roose-
volt was the man who forgot
that on Monday morning news Is dun
| as "A safety razor. Out of the large
ness of his heart he was always will
ing TO separate himself from q little
matter of from five 20 ten thousand
words just when the make up man
reported the biggest hole. Teddy was
the confectionery. rs a newspaper
man / am for r. r.. FIRST last and all
the time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09

chamhcrinln's Cough Remedy new
sr disappoints those who use a. FOR
Obstinate coughs. colds and irrita-
tions 81 the throat and lungs Il
stands ~unriVaiied as n REMEDY 10 all
throat auu lung dlse7scs sold by al
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09

The removal by President TAFT of
Mr.. pinchot caused n great deal % in
forest in the Third district hcadquar-
tors of the United States forest serv-
ice IN this city Many ct the heads
of the various departments located
here are well acquainted with Mr..
.pmchot. several being close personal
friends of the srstwhiic chief forester.
Many OF tho forestry men are grad
|uatcs or the Yale forestry school OF
Yale university. which was founded
boy AIR. Pinchots father Aitsgethcr
lthc Taft-Pinchot Incident WIS Tho
lmuin topic of conversation during the
lunch hour yesterday. many OF the m
pioyes. being thorouchiy ~conversant
with IN affairs leading Up TO the
lciimaN OF Friday.
None o. tho associate fcrcstcrs cared
ito make any statement for puhiica-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09

"Not passing any opinion on 'he
merits OF the Ballinger-Pinchot con-
troycisy," said J. ID. Tinsley yesterday,
1--WE shall have to admit that Pinehot
is a scrapper from away back. l
have seen him bitterly and powerful
IN attacked in half dozen sessions OF
the National Irrigation congress. In
every case he has taken care of him
self IN d manner that Is little snort
| Of remarkable. l doubt If there nave
been many men in public life who
have so CALAMITY withstood so many
| bitter assaults, and so successfully.
when all is said and done Pinchot
is a fighter par excellence n you
can't be beat"
Must be from pure love OF the
| sport" said the Innocent Bystander,
because Cliff. is in the game for the
sake of tho game. He is worth mil
| lions and doesn't need "a government
| lob. He Is in the forestry work be-
| cause il is a fad, n life's work and
he comes by it because of heredity'
AS sam Blythe says In the Saturday
| Evening Post. he knows the mrs
names Of more trees than any mar
living
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-09
The Innocent Bystander
on the Politics of
the Day

.'What like about Clifford PIN
chot,9 said the Innocent Bystander
Yesterday. sis the fact that he
doesn't put on any of the affected
pompousness of many of the great
and near-great when you meet HIM
/ had the privilege of shaking hands
with Mr.. Pinchot when he was here
4 year or so ago. Now i got an IN
dex to the mans character IN that
handshakc. There was nothing OF
the pumphandle variety about 1t, He
Just grasped your hand like any other
gentleman, smiled and passed the
time of day just as n Common
Geezer would. lie is tt plain citizen
IN spite of his millions and his high
or l should say his once high-ofii-
eial position
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04
CORRESPONSAL.
Dos bautlzOs

Aver domingo, por la tarde, recibieron
las aguas del bautismo en- la iglesia de
Santurce dos ninos de nuestro amigo don
Valentin Mascara, quienes sc puso los
nombres de Isabel Marcelina Carmen
Maria, respectivamente, siendo apadrina-
das por la seIiOrta Teresa Verga y Fran
cisco Verga, Ia primera, y por la selo-
rita Carmen Mascara y don Salvador
Font Crespo, la seg1lnda.
Al actO concurrieron numerosos ami
COS de los esposos Mascara -Qulnonez,
siendo obsequiados con dulces y llcores
muy esplendidamente
Nosotros deseamos ias lindas crfatu-
ras que forman desrle aver en- las filas
del cristlanismo que Sc vean cumplldas
para elias en- la TERRA, los votos que por
su ventura fuerOn hechos aver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04
De teatrO

Sigue actuando con ell mismo exi-
to la compania que dirigen Ricardo
Guell Y ell Maestro Blay. Ell sabado
V ell domingo Sc ha viSto animadisimo
ell teatro.
Ell cartel habilmente combinado por
la direction artistica, llevo mucho pu-
blico en- las mencionadas noches.
Los artistas han dido frecuentes
aplausos en- todas las obras puestas en-
escena, especiaimente en- "Las gafas
negras' y "La republica del amor,
que son las dos obras de mas exito es-
trenadas recientemente.
La genial Esperanza Marin, hace una
labor extraordinaria en- el "Gerineldo "
de LAS gafas negras'' La distingui-
da tiple Sc hace aplaudir ruidosamen-
te Ell Ga canci6n del hijo del vaga-
bundo," que dice muy inspiradamente.
La esplendida Conchita Huguet,
aplaudlsima siempre y trabajando mu-
cho que es 10 que desea ell publico.
Aplaudisimas tambien la bella Tere-
sta Mas, la excelente caracteistica Sc
norita Vicente y la simpatica senora
Bagues.
Guell ha Dorado la impression de to-
dos los otros actores que han pasa-
do por nuestra eScena
No Sc recuerda 4 nadie cllando Sc We
a Ricardo Guell.
Los coros y la orquesta completan el
excelente conjunto que prestan su
valiosa cooperation, el baritone Pal
mcr, Ballester, Regales, Wharf, Asen-
jo Sierra y Castejon. que dan mucho
relieve a los papcles que Sc les enco-
miendan
Domingo Orosco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04
wv VTN-'---''-~-@
Hip6drono
Domingo Orozco.

.Anoche, en- Junta General celebrada.
Sc nombro la nueva directiva de ofciales,
resultando electos los Siguientes
Presidente, don Luis Toro; tesorero,
don N. Pasarell y Secretario, Lcdo. don
Fernando GeigeL.
Ofciales, don l. Pena Garicano, don
Rafael Fabian, don Antonio A. Valdes,
don Antonio Balasquidez, don Miguel
Sayino y don Enrique Denton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04

truoSa en- nuestro dailo mantenida pOr ell
egoismo s6rdido y Ia necia vanidad.
Vengan nuestr0 Suelo los hombres
1prdaderamente grandes; las claraS inte-
ligencias naciOnaleS, y vengan como Vi
nieren. en- las circumstances que sean,
solos rodeadoS del halago Official, Sill
vista sera provechosa algun dia a los
colonos que aguardan, dOloroSamente,
tragicamente, Ia hora de la justicia que
tarda tantO, tantO en- sonar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04
Don Jose De DIEGO

Sc encuentra entire nosotros el illus
ire Presidente de la Camara de Dele
gados don Jose de Diego, quien ha We
nido 4 saludar al jefe de los dem6cra-
tas Mr. Bryan
FL senior de Diego, celebr6 aver una
interesante conferencia con ell ilustre po
lltico.
A las primeras palabras-nos dijo-se
adivina en- ell mencionado politico una
gran inteligencia y un dominic abso-
hto de todos los problemas contempo-
raneos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04
NOt1 del dl1

Desde aver Sc halla entire nosotros, y a
estas horas debe estar admirado de nues-
tras campifas, y convencido de que han
enganado al pueblo americana los que
han lido ALI a propaGar enormidades
acerca de nosotros, despues de vlsltarmoS
breve 8 largamente.
Mr.. Bryan, que es un hombre superior
habra podido yer no obstante La preveh-
ci6n que hayan podido poner en- su ammo
los errGneoS info7nes que sobre noSotros
haya podido adquirir en- su pals, que
pnerto Rico es un pueblo como todos los
nueblos. con mas condiciones de laoorlo-
sidad mas aptitudes para Ia conserVa'
ci6n del orien que es la base de tooo
nrogreso. que otros muchos puebios que
an Ia actualidad di5frutan del beneflclo
t,ne 4 Puerto Rico Sc la mega desconslde-
rada brutalmente
Algo vamos ganando, pues, con one
vengan a la Isla estes hombres emlnenteS
oue infuyen tanto en- Ia opinion amer'-
cana.
,Teodoro Roosevelt, Taft, Common. Die
kinson Y otros de menos altura, han he
cado 4 Ia colonia con un preJulclo y ma
,1arecido que 10 ratifcaban en- slls Julclos
4 en- su actos posteriOres. Pero es seguro
oue en- Su fuero inferno eSos hombrs que
han tenido para el pueblo de la colonla
fan severe { inexacto juicio, pensaban
one cometian una tremenda injustlcla,
compelidos ciertamente por Ia neceSdad
de rarecer consequences con una poltlca
torpe que ha sido la causa del gran fra
case de Ia colonization americana.
De Mr.. Bryan, eJ premature habl&r
aun.
Por srls comdiciones De imparclalldad
resrecto 4 la administration que es la
responsible de los error9S cometldoS en-
Puerto Rico. puede y debe tener un Jul
cio mas impartial de noSotros; pero tam
hien Is menor su inhuencra favorable "A
nuestra callsa, a 10 melos por ahora, va
one no forma como los anteriOreS pollt!-
eos que nos visitaran ea la gerarquia de
los ocupantes del poder, de los amos de Ia
colonia. de los que diSponen a sn antoJo
de Ia snertt dc un million de SereS RAJ
cionales,
FL iuicio de Mr. Bryan ha de sernos
mas favorable. Dor las circumstances
anuntadas. no ohStante la sOlicitud con
crrp Sc le atpndp nor ia representation
de- rolnr narional en Puerto Rico. por-
or, .,-o ;,,io;o oe irrnmpdiable ann entire
aouellos Que cOmparten la Responsible
dad de los hrchos Que aQul Sc cometen.
Se dira en- voz alta 10 que convenga
4 los intereSes egoistaS que Sc 0uieren
defender. pero los hombres que pueden
formar iuicio claro de las coSas V de los
serps los one niensan con cabeza propia
V no nrrci>an del andador del aieno iui-
40 nara califirar las DerSonaS 8 los
Dunhlos f-Soo cram de c0nVenir. 4 10 mcnOS
consioo miSmoS en- one Sc ha urdido en-
coo+~a de n iola olvidada una levpnda
de falSia one dnSharatara nm d'a fatal-
ma,,+o 10 Sr,0rn,,,a iu3ticia rpnaradora
or mo IL erre in,nfanaheS rcSn"oiminn-
los
~a"~an IN hueno bora vavan lie
gao1o ~o7ar De Ia hoSpt9lidad De Ia
colonia, de la belleza inenarrable de
nupstroS campoS de Ia Sprenidad a7,,l de
nuestro cieio de la Garcia de nuestro
sol, todos los conduct0res del nraho
americana. one de eSas viSitaS brevps
acaso hay que esperar la rectificaci6n
honrada que desbarate la leyeida mons
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04


ba Ell sustento. Para apreclar bie1
caracter, fuerza es elewar Ell pensa
nasta los mas ancustiosos dias d
cuando, atropelIaio don Francisco
da en- Ponce por el Comandante ]
v acallado SUI peri6dico y enmut
tras el la prensa liberal del inter
cibfa don Julian Ia sU1icitud del |
rio ponceiio para qre tambien e
ciese EEL C1amor del Pals" Bla
podia imponer esa exigencIa sin
una propiedad privala, pero t;
guerra discrepar del acuerao dir
criterio atioptado tamil fen por Fl
siado Rossy, consecRa amigo I
dovs v patricia bier robad -
aquehas dif7ciiisimas
mas DE 10 que Sc nee
dado en- Ia carcel. q
vestidura de Juez Al
negado a Ia so1icrtud
en- mi blsca.
-" Matar el periS
rado-cuarrdo sol
n1rncia siuunra.
des."
-Deiar sin ur
Dartido-reSpOn4irI>
tuacion. incapacjtarlo
c1tando necesita refuta
Sc lie imputan con 81
truiriO.
DE modo que uste(
mara.
-Medite bien su det'
la responsabilidad edit,
va; mi pluma no fe falt;
Y concertada la rebeIH
paldo del volanfe dirig
esfas breves lineas:
Fin una temrAstad NJ
par el naufragio barren
81 FL casco eS h,'nno. rpdl
men Y sorteandn Ell viel
"fiuctuar sin snrnerrirSe.
ponsabilidad dirr>ntiva v
por nuestna cuenta.
a la manana sior1iente {
CIamor dpI Pals "la vol;
de la ley de deD6sito en-
81 1f1ealde de Ponce. ~ Dt
atentaSe contra Ia personal
da. qufen, ffetenido Dor
iudicial, depoSirado para
haliaba bai 10 Ia rarantia
como ell alca1iie de Ponce
do del Eobernador. sobre
caer la resDorSa hilItfad de
llo, 'perfectamente definido
on su S1Dpaao1sa admin;Stl
ouien nos lla,n6 imprndnnte
ticulo no fn6 dnnnnciado nj
Gufri6 quehra''to on annelIa
ma eampana mantenidE]
hasts recobrar 81 nais shy
moral.
Perd0ncSpnp 81 aprOvecn
vuntura one no ha de ofecc
nuevo, he hecho i9sticna q
desconocidoS i o1vidados. de
que no exiStrn m6rItOs que !,
peri0dismo inSniar Hsplanf
SOlidmidad DrofeSional el
aundue Bfanco V C6rdova n
individrtaimepte EN- la Asocl
PrenSa' formada en 1892. con 4.
vieron. en esnirifu V voluntad,
identification 8bsoluta con Sci
| del Pals. -
De los que formamOS aquelIa {
dad Intellectual conserv0 grafico
do, en- una de las vIstas fotograi
madas por don Alberto ReguIez,
tor del Institute de Segunda ems
Ell el banquete al aire libre, baIo
mar de Pueblo Viejo'', organic,
Ia Association Y presidido por ell
don Rafael Perez Garcia, al conn
el Centenario colombino con ale
eursl6n por las campinEs cue q .exi
para No Pocos de los asistente
"atNliia en- Ia IA. plans
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04
De Ponce

Hemos saludado en- esta ciudad al
joven Julio R., Soltero, empleado de La
Aduana en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04

La policia ha hecho mas deteneiones
con motive del crimen de Machuelo. En-
tire ellos a un mayordomo y I'm capataz
de la Hacienda Barrancas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04
Muerte De uD criminal

Anoche falleci0 Ell el Penal Jose del
Carmen Perez, asesino de lsmael Mar
vaez, q cOnsecuencia menlgitis eere-
bro-espinaL
Hoy Sc ha verineAdo La aupfOsia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04

Nos completeness informar a nues-
tros lectores, que es incierta la muerte
de la distinguida senorita Maria Bigas,
de la que dimos cuenta en- nuestras ante
riores nOtas.
Fuimos NAL informadoS y nos alegra-
mos de clio sinceramente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04

Varios m1sicos de esta cludad han
sido contratados por La compania de
zarzuela, Munoz y Ca, que actualmente
trabaja en- Mayagiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04


Algunos tabaqueros denunciaron a los
policias Francisco Torres y otro de pla-
ca numero 291, que no quiso darles el
nombre, por atropello. Segun dicen uno
amenazo revolver en- mano a un mucha-
cho tabaquero de nombre Alberto Ortiz,
y ell otro di6 de golpes a Pablo de Je-
stis, tambien tabaquero.
Como son va varias las personals que
Sc han quejado, en- estos ultimos dias,
de policias que atropellan q gente indie
fensa, creemos que Mr.. Stanton debe to-
mar cartas en- ell asunto.
Mr.. Names, segundo jefe de la Policla,
esta en- Ponce.
Ell jueves pOr la noche, los soclos del
"Circulo Lumen'', celebraron una reu-
MON para conmemOrar ell 42o. Anlver-
sario de la desencarnaci0n de Allan Kar-
dee.
Aver hubO I'M desafio de base ball en-
ire los teams Ponce High y Escolares,
ganando el primero por IL contra que
di0 el Escolares.
Manana jueves jugaran Ponce High y
ell Escogidos Este sera eI segundo des-
afio de la copa Toro.
Esta noche empezara a funcionar en-
La Perla', eI nuev0 cinemat0grafo
Cleopatra
CoRRESPONSAr..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-04

En- la Central Mereditas fue aplasta-
do por un carro cargado de cana, un nj
no, cuyo nombre ignoramos. Fue asis-
lido por un medico de Ponce, pero no To-
gro Salvarle.