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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the, Re3ublic

thoroughly modern savings DEPART
mcnt conducted In connection with this
bank. Safe deposit boxes for rent u. S
, Depository.
Frank Knox. president: James a. Muir.
Fsy. vlce President: W. r Earis. cashier;
E. A. CuIbertson. assistant cashier.
Capital paid in S30e, ,00Y. Inieress oai3
IN tiBe dvposiIs-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Heney Says Court Record
Shows Cryptogram a Fake

Statement of Francis Henp regard cuptograns published
Chronicle approval and consent of Pdtck Calhoun
-. drutcd HoIzberg and made mind that he biased
favor Calhoun during the of his examination by
Stanley Moore on January 70, 1908 In the perry
onn examination Holzberg the day openly anagozcd him.
as the court record mill show did this The of thus getting
him TO express his Stanley Moorcs examination of the
tesan had made suspicious and that night the foopng
ddu had mu possession report from Of wch confirmed
nu sspcons This report the possession Charles M Fickcr
district attorney of All of this happened before the publication
of the alleged cryptogram in the Examiner.
The defense became cgnizdn Of the fact that had the
formation about HolzbGg their examination Of his and
United Railroads eu the crpptogdn being
ably certain before the completed mould
mission TO further examine juror and mould spring the
for The purpose of disqua1png him.
Il am satisfied that careful examination mould disclose similar
state of facts oil these crypogom Uhcc they pmpocd be
gping information.
There is great deal of dynamite these cryptic messages They
mere certainly dnefu.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
40 HINDUS ARRIVE
ON THE MONGOLIA
Left Honolulu Because Work
Was Too Hard and Wages
Were Too Small

Only about 30 Hindus arrived here
yesterday on the liner Mongolia, and of
these all but five We're from Honolulu
One explained that they had been in
Honolulu for about five months. They
left there. he said, because the work
was too hard and the pay too small
They were paid SIS a month and it
cost them SO month to live. They
had been told, he continued that easy
work at high wages was plentiful in
California. and they are here to find it,
There was a Hindu passenger in the
ca bin. Ra jah c. S Rao.
II am member" said the rajah. 'of
an aristocratic family" He explained
that poverty was responsible for the
wholesale exodus of his lower coun-
trymen to the United States "They
are very poor and very ignorant. They
are very much overcrowded in India
and their attempts at farming are so
primitive that the soil there will not
support them. A number of them went
to Australia. but the Australian govern
ment will not receive them any more
so there is nothing left for~them but to
come to America"
Rao is % years of age and is going
east to attend college.
The Mongolia landed 2S1 Filipinos
and 315 Russians at Honolulu. The
Filipinos suffered terribly from the
cold on the Asiatic coast and two of
them died. The Russians are said to
be the finest type of European imlni-
grant ever landed at Honolulu. They
were from Manchuria. Among the Rus
slams We're IS children
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
VALLEY
FORCED TO PAY

The Spring Valley water company
will contribute $4,000 a year hereafter
to the revenue of the water front. The
water company has always charged full
price for every gallon of water used
by the state on the water front. but
until now has enjoyed free of charge
the privilege of maintaining hydrants
on the wharves, through which it sold
water to shipping
The harbor commission decided some
time ago that this was a privilege
that ought to bring the state some
revenue and at yesterdays meeting
the board passed a resolution fixing the
price of the privilege of doing business
across state wharves at $500 a month.
The request of the Oceanic steamship
company for an assignment Of the inner
half of the north side of Filbert street
wharf was granted. The commission
ing of the liner Sierra, which will be
placed on the Honolulu run in connec-
ton with the Alameda, makes this ad-
ditional space a necessity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Local Brevities

FALL PROVES FATAL--Dr Frederick Won ron B1e-
- - - .SIo Yfcksburg street. 50 years old. who
s-s,t,rred his skull by falling down stairs at
- bl,ne "wednesday night. died yesterday at
80 central emergency hospital
rrcruRF ON PUBLIC HEALTH-"In Infectious
1iSeeses ana Their Relation TO Public Health
y - subject of a lecture 10 be given this
,..,1ooT ~ in tho Mission high school by former
Health 0fncer Dr. r. q. Brodrick.
oa,.pT a1,TT AGAINST PoULTRY-w. c. Hsss-
~, 1bief sanitary inspector. swore 10 com
,lsint before Police Judge Deasy yesterday
rainsi the Levy poultry company Tor Eio-
f.io, ~ the health laws in onerlng Tor sale
a,Ifrv consisting in whole or IN part OF
dlfhv animal substance
cap CONDUCTOR coNvIcTED-John W crum-
- conductor on Mission street car was
.s,-i,.,od fv Police Judge CoDlan yesterday
md sentenced pay fine Of 500, wltn the
si+crnsfIre of 100 days iD jail for assuring
n landau soda water manufacturer, 1Szi
Howard street. January 70
coon TEMPLARs HEET1HG-District lodge
- Todcpondent Order Of Good Templsrs,
Iii hold = meeting in Red Mems Hall tomot.
49, rfrht Grand Chief Templsr W. J. Hull
- Ssn5s Monica will address the meeting.
-,r6 vice Templsr Mrs Robert Ingram Of
1@t-e,cr and Grand Treasurer ". s. Nlliisms
N oakland viii also be present
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
CIPHER MESSAGES
BRANDED FAKES
f1eney Says CryptOgrams Were
Written After Events
Occurred
Flckert Silent as to Reason
for Rushing Story to
Publication
Continued from Page 1

the Examiner. That Holzberg was not
acceptable 10 the prosecution at any
time and that. according to the court
records. Heney had started an attack
on him four days before the pubiica-
non OF the personal. that the prosecu-
tlon was in possession of informa ton
al mat time which warranted n attack
on the previous answers Of the pros
pective juror TO the effect that he was not
unduly favora bic to Calhoun, and that
the defendants detectives had learned
mat the prosecution had this informa-
ton regarding the talesman, were
brought out by the graft prosecutor in
MS answer and in support of mis- decla-
fsuon that the cFyptogrsms were the
concoction of Luther Brown. a member
ot the United Railroads detective force.
and Earl Rogers. one of their attorneys
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
DENIES POLITICS
IN FIGHT FOR JOB
Detention Home Superintendent
Explains Reasons for Con-
testing Removal

There is no element of politics con-
neeted with my effort to retain my po-
sition s superintendent of the juvenile
detention home in the face of my dis
missaI by the probation committee l
have taken my present attitude be
cause / believe that the superintendent
should have authority over the en-
ployes of the home and for the purpose
of keeping this institution out of poll
tics il it is possible to do so. While /
may have the sympathy of the mayor
and board of supervisors, the fght
which I propose to make is a purely
personal one and / have received no
promise or intimation of receiving any
favor at the hands of the administra-
tion in the event that / should be un-
successful in my suit
Such was the declaration made yes
terday by Harry A. Knox, who was re-
moved Wednesday as superintendent OF
the detention home on order of the
probation committee. Knox, who re
fused to give over his post to Luke LlV-
ingston, named by the committee as
his successor yesterday secured from
Judge Sturtevant temporary injunc-
ton preventing Livingston and the
members of the probation committee
from interfering with MIN In lHe us
charge of the duties of superintendent
of the home. The writ of injunction
was made returnable Friday, March A..
when Livingston and the members of
the probation committee viii be re-
quired to show why the order should
not be made permanent.
Knox's defiance of the probation COM
rnittee savored strongly of a political
move intended to test the power of the
Drohation committee and TO put the de-
tention home, if possible, under the
control of the municipal officers, but
Knox yesterday made the positive as
sertion that such was not his intention
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
GIVES PAINTING TO
SETTLEMfNTSOClfTY

Mrs Garret W. McEnerney presented
a painting of ST. Anne to the st. Anne's
mothers club yesterday afternoon at
a meeting held under the auspices Of
the Catholic settlement and humane
society at sic Potrero avenue. Mrs.
McEnerney purchased the picture while
abroad for the purpose of giving il TO
the society.
The secretary, Mrs. j. O'Leary. read
report of the work OF the last 10
months and the remainder of the aft
ernoon was devoted to an interesting
program
Those who took part were: Miss Nc
Intyre, Miss FitZgibbOn. Austin F.
shannon. Miss Gladys Sullivan, Miss
Nittenville. Mrs. McEnerney. Mrs. I.
Larsen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
CHANNlNGAUXILIARY
ANNOUNCES RECITAL

The Charming auxiliary has an
nounced a song recital by the well
known barytone. William Edwin Cham
berlain, for Sunday afternoon, March
13. at Century hall The affair gives
promise of being one of the important
events of the musical world for the
Lenten season
A program of Germon and italian
classics and old and modern English
songs will be given, with Harvey 10y
at the piano.
The lectures and concerts of the
Charming auxiliary are usually given
in the parlors of the First Unitarian
church, but the audience already as
sured is so large that it was found
necessary to secure a hall with a
larger seating capacity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
GOVERNOR WILL OPEN
PURE FOOD EXHIBITION

Governor Gil1ett has notified the ex-
ecutive committee of the cooks associ-
alton of the Pacific coast and the mas
ter bakers that he has accepted their
invitation to open the pure food show
that these organizations will hold dur
ing the week of March 81 at the Audi
torium. This exhibition promises to be
the most extensive of its kind ever held
in the west. Secretary Claus of the
executive committee states that most of
the large manufacturing concerns
throughout the country have contracted
for space.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

KNOCKED DOWN BY BUGGY-whie Jake
Rauer. collector, was driving his horse and
buggy along Market street Wednesday after
noon be knocked down Mrs. Fred 0rde of 532
Forty-second avenue and her daughter. years
Of age. Both wheels OF the buggy passed over
the child's body She carried 10 the hos
ptal in the Flood building. where Doctor Cas-
son attended TO her injuries. Later she was
taken home by her mother.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
ARBITER CHOSEN FOR
VENEZUELA DISPUTE

THE HAGUE, Feb. 24.-Prof. Helm
rich Lammasch of the University of
Vienna was chosen today by the other
two as the third arbitrator in the dis
pute between the United States and
Venezuela growing out of the claim of
the Orinoco steamship company against
the latter country.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

GOVERNOR LUNCHEON GUEsT-The regular
weekly luncheon OF the reception committee OF
the California development board will be held
at 1915 today at the factory of the American
biscuit company. Battery street and Broadway.
with Governor James y. Gillett. the presi-
dents of all the leading woman's clubs and a
number of prominent businessmen present.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
CONTRACTORS CLAIM UPHELD

CLAIM UPHELD-The supreme
court yesterday handed down decision in
favor Of Andrew D2hlberG. a contractor. in his
suit against Paul Grsch involving the con-
structiOn Of a building The trial court. after
having given Plaintiff Dahlberg judgment for
81: 49,. 81 as balance due him the contract
vacated the judgment and entered new iudg
ment for $3.50. IS The higher court affirmed
the original judgment of S., ,492.S1.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

THREE HELD FOR BURGLARY-Rov Nesbitt
was held for trial yesterday before the supe-
rior court for breaking into the OF Leon
Schneider. 1859 Grant avenue: Frank Allen.
for breaking into the residence OF James Han
non, 1871 Mission street and Adolph Iarre
for breaking into the room of Mrs. Marie
Davis, Exeter hotel. 154 Ellis street
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

1869 Sutter street. obtained a warrant yester
dsy for the arrest Of p Howell for obtaining
S91 80 from c. y. Douglas February 81 by
falsely representing that he was the equal
partner of 0gulnick and entitled to half of the
money held by Douglas.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
The public accountants report said !:

The work of the Department and It's development Is
hindered all along the line by savsh adherence to old
methods and precedents created in previous years. and
many reforms which might otherwise be instituted
hindered-f not entirely prevented-by appeals to the
decisions of the Comptroller made perhaps many years
ago under entirely different conditions Then, again,
the conservatism of Government officials is generally
admitted fact There inducement to employees to
suggest improvements in the service for the that
these Improvements result greater efficiency economy
of administration they will receive little credit; and,
the other hand, methods not successful they
will be charged with the whole blame"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

"It appears too obvious to require argument that the
most efficient service be expected long the
direction of the business is, at present. ntsted to
PostasterGenera and certain assistants selected with
out special reference experience and qualifications and
subject to frequent change. Before the Postmaster
General and his assistants become reasonably familiar
with the operations of the service they replaced by
Others who turn called upon to resign before they
can the nature of things, become qualified by knovl
edge and experience to perform their allotted tasks.
Under such a system large railroad, commercial
industrial business would inevitably 90 into bankruptcy,
and the PosOce Department has averted that fate only
because the United States Treasury has been available to
meet Deficiencies
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

Nevy orders: Lieutenant A Cren-
shaw is detached from the Colorado
to the navy yard at Mare island; Chief
Gunner J. r. Ward, retired, is detached
from the navy yard a Mare island to
home; Chief Gunner j. C. Evans is or
dered to duty at the navy yard, Mare
island.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
Ell suceso de hoy
UNA MUJER HERIDA

Esta tarde, ell guardia Leonardo Rive
ra arrest0 en- la Marina, en- momentos de
embarcarse en- un bote para Catano, a
Otilio Santiago, quien infiri6 . punala-
das en- la calle de La Cruz mum. 40 a Nj
colasa Serrano.
FL suceso ocurri6 las doce y ounce
minutes.
Trasladada al Cuarto de Socorros fue
curada de primera intencion por los doc
torres Cueto y Lopez Sicard6 y Ell practi-
cante senior Daniel
Nicolasa Serrano presenta ? heridas.
una de 0cho centimetros, inciSa, EN- la re
gi6n infra clavicalar derecha Y Otra en-
ell dedo pulgar de la mano izquierda.
Su estado eS reServado.
FL juez Municipal senor Lassalle, des
pues de tOmar declaration Sc incaut0 del
cuchillo, de siete pulgadas.
Santiago, el agresor, hace como un ano
intento suicidarse por la referida mu-
jer.
Es un hombre bajito. de unos veintiO-
cho amos, y seg1n nuestros informes no
mIy equilibrado de facultadeS mentales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
Una YiCtima del trolley

Aver tarde, a las doce Y minutos el
caro- cl6ctrico mum. uno arr0ll0 en-
ire las paradas 13 y II a una mujer
destrozandola por complete.
ldentificada en- el Cuarto de Soco-
rros de Santurce, donde fallecio, Sc lla-
maba Lima Larda, conocida pOr la
g Aarabe Dicha mujer Sc dedicabaal
negocio de articulos de senoras y los
ofrecia en- ambulancia.
Ell juez Municipal, investig6 el suce-
so y el motorista fue arrestado prOvi-
sionalmente pOr la policia de dicho
pueSto.
Larda, era una joven agraciada, de
veinte y cinco treinta amos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
DE LEY EN- PRIMERA
LECTURA

Nnmero los Por los senores Domin
que, Elzaburu y Sola. Para proveer
el estudio y prevention de las enfer-
medades tropicales y trasmisibles, y
continuar ell trabajo de la Suppression de
la UncinariaSlS.
N1mero 100. Por ell senor Coira.
Para autorizar al Municipio de Ciales,
4 interyenir en- ell corriente ejercicio
la suma de $l,241 .43, de su sobrante
effective del ejercicio anterior, en- obras
de utilidad p1bIica.
Numero 10 POr la Comisi6n de
Legislation. Estabieciendo que ell Pue
bio de Rico. puede ser demandado en-
todos aquellos casos en- que Sc jure la
acusacion de acci0n contra Ell.
Numcro Ill Por los senores de
Diego, Santoni Acuna. Para enmen-
dar una Ley titulada LEY proveyen-
do para la organization de una comi-
sion de abogados que examine e infor-
me sobre las condolences morales de
los aspirantes al ejercicio de la aboga-
ella ante los tribunales de la isla de
Puerto Rico, defniendo determinados
deberes de los abOgados y para otros
fines, aprobada ell II de Mario de
1909.
Mum. ll2 Pcr ell senior Dominguez
Gomez. Para enmendar una Ley titula-
da Ley para enmendar la secci6n "a
de la Ley asignando sueldos q los Re
gistradoreS de la Propiedad Y para otros
fines, aprobada en- Mario 10 de 1904.
Mum. ll3 Por ell senor Acuna. Para
enmendar una Ley titulada LEY para
derOgar una Ley autorizando la publica-
ci0n de las decisiones del Tribunal Su-
premo de Puerto Rico, y de la Corte de
Distrito de los Estados Unidos para ell
Distrito de Puerto Rico, Y creando un
credito para tai Obieto'', aprobada en-
- de Mario dc 1908.
Mum. II. Por los senores Tizol y Tre-
Hes. Para dotar d las Juntas Escolares
Bibliotecas Publicas de la obra "Mu-
.ieres Puertorriquenas
Mum. 4. Por los senores de Diego,
Cora, Matienzo. Trelles y Arrllaga. Pa
ia venir en- ayuda de la Industrial Cafe
terra de Puerto Rico, apropiando sumas
destinada> a tai efecto Y para otros f.
mes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
Canara
PETICIONES

Copia del acuerdo adoptado por ell
Concejo Municipal, de Bayam6n, So
hcitando que Sc enmiende la secci6n
73 de la Ley Municipal, en- ell sentido
de que Sc autorice los Municipios pa
ra aumentar hasta 5 el Mum. de classes
de las industrias comercio Il ocupacion
de que trata la secci6n referida.
Escrto del senor Manuel .Jimenez
Santana, de Rio Piedras, sOlicitando
que Sc enmienda la secci0n 80 de la Ley
Municipal, en- ell sentido de que en- los
Municipios de segunda clase no sea
inferior 4 mil dollar el suelo de los
TesoreroS Municipales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03

Manuel Jimenez Santana. en- represen-
tacion de los tesoreros Municipales, pide
aumento de sueldos para los de tercera
clase
Ell senior GrOmer presenta el c.. B. At,
sobre rentas insuIareS.
Sc aprueban en- tercera lectura los bills
del Conseio nnmeros q, 35 y AZ.
Sc acuerda solicitar una conferencia
de la Camara acerca del bill AZ.
Sc lee TN escrito del Presidente de la
Camara pidiendo cOnferencias acerca de
la Resoluci6n Conjunta num- S ell bill
mum. 10l.
Sc acuerda que el primero pase a la
Comisi6n de Hacienda v eli segundo al
COmite de Agriculture.
El senior Ward manifesto que han ter
minado los asuntos del dia.
Esta tarde Sc ceiebrara session eiecuti-
va v Sc aprobaran varios nombramien-
tos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
CarSos arChiVadoS

Ell attorney general, ha procedido
al archivO de los cargos que presen-
to la pOlicia de Cayey, contra nues-
tro distinguido amigo Ell Letrado don
Ricardo Gomez, Jr., juez Municipal de
iicha poblacion.
Los referidOs cargos fuerOn concep-
tuadOS viciOsOS puesto que habiendose
practicable una seria investigation no
pudieron prObarse-
FelicitamOs al Joven distinguido
funcionariO por el resultado final de
la investigation terminada de manera
tan feliz para eI-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
Los successes
UNA NINA QUEMADA

Del distrito de Caguas, comunican
que en- ell barrio "Bairoa" de aquel
termino Municipal, Sc declare un incen-
dio en- la casa de Santiago Cortes, pc
reciendo en- ella una nina de tres amos
que Sc encontraba durmiendo, que
mandose tambien otra casa contigua
ocupada por tabaco.
Este hecho, despues de investiga-
cion, result6 ser casual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
TEATRO
UN GRAN EXITO

La cOmpanla que dlr1Se hlcdfuo Ouen,
ha tenido un gran exito en- La segunda
function, la de anOche.
Ell p1blico que asistio al espectaculo
sali6 del teatro sumamente satisfecho,
de la Interpretation y de las obras.
Empez6 La function con la comedia IL
rica "Alma de Dios'', que proporciono
a la simpatica tiple Esperanza Marin,
un triunfo personalisimo, en- ell caracter
de Ezequiela''.
"AIma de Dios'' puede decirse que
Sc estren6 anoche.
Desde la primera escena hasta La nlti-
ma fue un constante resonar de aplausos
y risas.
La seiiora Marin estuvo admirable en-
la Characterization de la 'Ezequiela'
Pero no estuvo sOla, sino acompanada y
muy bien por cierto, por la senorita
Huguet, que canto con mucha alma y
mucho estilo La farruca- Por ella Sc re-
piti6, y para ella fue el APPLAUSE insis-
tente de La sala.
Muy bien La senorita Vicente, que tie
ne ell raro don de engrandecer los pa
peles que representa-; Y asi vimOs crecer
la 'Esena Marcelina'', de alma de
Dios', y a la ''Dona Micaela'', de "Lo-
hengrin' y las dos viejecitas admira-
bles que hace en- LA algeria del bata-
Hon..
La gentiI Teresita Mas tom6 parte en-
las tres obras dc la nochc, y en- las tres
glst6 mucho, sobre todo en- la Cdsinird
de 'Lohegrin.
En- esta obra alcanz0 un gran triunfo
la graciosa tiple senora Marin, que fue
objGto de las mas afectuosas demostra-
clones de aprobaci0n del p1blico.
Quien hubiera adivinado bajO la es-
trepitOsa faldamenta de La Ezequiela'
de Alma de Dios'', a la gentilisima
. Adela, de 'tLohegrin La transfigu-
raci0n fue extraordinaria, y por 10 tan
to definitivo el triunfo de la inteligente
y simpatica tiple-
Ell publico pidi6 la repetici0n del ale
gre niimero musical en- que prueba la Sc
nora Marin slls grandes habilidades CO.
reograficas.
Ricardo Giiell estuvo colossal en- ell Don
Agapit0. Ha Dorado el recuerdo de to-
dos los anterlores INTERPRETERS de la diver
tidisima bufonada Ell notable actor fue
aplaudidislmo tanto EN- esta obra como en-
las otras dos en- que tom0 parte.
Els digno de elogio el atrezzo que pre-
senta la empresa en- elultimO cuadrO de
"LohegrIn" y en- La algeria del ba-
TALON, que alcanz6 anoche en- la Sc
gunda representation mayor exito aun
que EN- la primera-
La senOrita Hug,let cant0 valientemen-
te ell hermosO duo con ell baritone Pal
mer, escuch6 muchos aplausos en- el
tango.
La aparici6n de la bandera espanola
en- escena, fue saludada como la noche
anterior con una formidable ovaci6n.
Y hemos de consignar, aunque sea bre-
vemente, ell exitO del tenor Wharf ratifi-
cado anoche en- "Alma de Dios''. Ell
simpatico artiSta cant6 con facultades Y
desgarrador sentimiento la canci6n del
caminante.
Ell pnblico pidi6 el bis y en- la repeti-
cion volvi0 4 aciamar al cantante.
En- resumen, la function de anOche ha
sido un exitO complete, un gran exito, al
lue ha colaborado la orguesta habilmente
conducida por ell notable Maestro Blay
Domingo Orosco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
Europa Dueno
-AN(A)MN

La aplaudida caracteristica puertorri
qIeha. ha sido contratada por la empire
sa Munoz y Ca, que ha traido d la Isla
la notable y distinguida tple Luisa Bo-
norris.
Europa Dueiio ha salido va para Pom
ce, donde debutara hoy la compania
AnteS de embarcarse ha tenidO la aten
ci6n de despedilSe de nosotros la aplau-
dida artista, cuya contrata ha de ser muy
benetciosa a la empresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
UN SUCESO EN- SALINAS

Del distrito de Salinas, c0munican
que en- la carretera de aquel pueblo
a Guayama, en- ell kil0metrO %, fue
arrollado por ell autom6vil nGmero At,
de La Central Aguirre, Bonifacio Mar
chi, que result0 con varias contusio-
nes leves