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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18
Ramon Spa
NAfNIAA

StE'S
Aver ha regresado de su vha5e q la
liabana, el active gerente de la crnpresa
Fernlndez y Ca, que fu6 a contratar
teatros para la compania que viene ac-
tuando con tanto 6xito en- el Teatro Mu-
nlcipal
FL Sr Spa ma deIado comprometitlos'
los teatros NaciOnat, de la EIabana, y
oS de Matanzas Cardenas. Cienfuegos,
CanAguey, Santiago de Cuha y Santo
Domingo
Damos al senor Spa la mas afectuosa
bienvenida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18
De Ponce

A la serie de suicidios, tenemos hoy
que afiadir otro caso
Ell joven Enrique Alfonso, natural
de Utuado, miembro de una impor-
tante familia de ALI puso fin a su vida
disparandose un tiro de revolver.
Ell hecho Ocurri6 aver por la tarde
y en- ell sitio conocido por 1tEl Baluar-
te".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18
Su2lenlils De snl|Boy sue|dt

Con fecha de hoy han side suspeneET-
do de empieo y suicide ios empleados sft.F
Manicolnio, Arturo Calderon, Miguel
Torres y Patricio Arriaga, interim Sc re-
sueive el expedien4e lie cargos que 81
les han formuiade por desobediencJ
insnbord'nacl6R e Incmnplimiento ?
sus deb,res y eoacci0n por metirs / !.
anaeaAZas a sa1s su2erl9res
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18

JQue piensan de- la Lag,ma de los Pa
bellones, los Sen0reS del MunicipiOs
Hace tempo va, que el ingeniero Sc
nor Silva, termin6 los pianos del desa
que todav1a no Sc ha hecho NADIA.
Abrii IL de 1910.
CORRESPONSAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18


de Utuado, y miembro de una impor-
tante familia de ALI puso fin a su vida
disparandose un tiro de revolver.
Ell hecho ocurri6 aver por la tarde
en- ell sitio conocido por Ell Baluar-
te".
Sigue enfermo el juez de Paz, licen-
ciado Augusta Pasaren.
LIE sustituye ell licenciado Luis Jor
dan Davila, en- 10 que dura la enfer
medad del senor Pasarell.
La enfermedad que aquejaba al jo-
ven Jose j. Exp6sito Rivera, tuvo un
fatal desenlace-
Su entierro Sc llev6 a efecto ell mier
coles, al que asisti6 numeroso acompa-
namiento, amigos del joven Exp6slto.
Resignation cristiana deseamos sus
desolados padres.
Ell microbes, Sc VIC el juicio por ju-
radios, en- la Corte de Distrito, contra
Juan Maria Ortiz, acusado de haber
dado muerte 4 ESteban Torres, en- I'm
barrio de Juana Diaz
FL .jurado dio un veredicto de incul-
pabilidad, pues Ortiz mat6 en- defensa
propia.
A un ano de preside con trabajo for
zados. conden0 la Corte de Distrito, Il
j. Ramon Ortiz, por el delito de hurto
mayor, cOmetido en- Barros.
Por falta de pruebas, ha sido puesto
en- libertad ell individuo Leandro Reyes,
que eStaba acusado de hOmicidio inv0-
luntario.
Ell doctor RiverO. abrra su Oticina
en- San Juan, para donde salio hace dos
8 tres diaS.
p. Berrnudez del Vale, fallecio en- ell
Hospital Tricoche, atacado de tuber-
culosiS
*
ESta manana VImOS en el mercadO CO.
mo veinte perros sarnOsos al lado]
de los puestos de carne Y 10 que es me-
jor dentro de la casilIa del repesador
habia uno, echado y tan tranquilo, co
mo 81 estubIera en- su casa.
Creemos, que los oticiales de Sanidad,
deberian evitar que los perros entren
en- el mercado-
iQu6 dice i este la sanidad?
Xxx
Sc dice que Ia compania de ZarZueIa,
empreSa MunOz. vuelve muy pronto al
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18

Sigue enfermo ell juez de Paz, icen-
ciado Augusta Pasarell.
LIE sustituye el Hcenciado Luis Jor-
dan Davila, en- 10 que dura la enfer-
medad del senor PasareU
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18

Sc dice que la compania de zarzuela,
empresa MunoZ, vuelve mny pronto il
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18

p. Bermudez del Vale, falleci6 EN- e.
Hospital Tricoche, atacado de tuber-
culosis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-18

Ell doctor Rivero, abrira su oticini
en- San Juan, para donde sali6 hace do'
8 tres diaS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

waters Is not steady Al any dircc.
ton. and hence the floating sea.
weed tends 10 accumulate there
The tendency To accumulate is
perhaps most observable In the tri-
angular region marked out BY the
Azores. the Canaries and the Cape
Verde islands
The abundance Of seaweed Ia
the sarEasso sea nuctuRtos much
with the variation ~ the agencies
which account for lts presence. but
the hydrographic office does not
possess any authentic records 20
show that Il has ever been aecumu.
lated In such amount "a to material.
~ impede vessels IN passing over
this part of the ocean
The scientists with the expedi.
ton say that the SaFgaaso sea 10
particularly rich IA strange and
beautiful aquatic insects ard
small fish For instance. there ~
found there. and nowhere else. n
wonderful transparent shrimp with
eyes Ike jewels Or the end Of
long pediceIH. Their eyes are
many faccted and they flash a
hrillian, greenish light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

after a three. month study OF the
SarEasso sea. with the report that
the stories about the mass ~ sea.
weed caught In the dead waters Of
the Central Atlantic north OF the
Cape VERGE islands are greatly ex-
aEgerafed
Lieut. Ridgely. Of the United
States navy. who vas with the ex.
petition. says
Through the dynamicai forces
arising from the earth'a rotation
which cause all moving masses Ia
the northern hemisphere to tend TO
be DETECTED toward the right hand
side OF their path. the aleac that
are borne b. the gulf stream from
the tropical seas find their way to.
ward the inner edge % the circu.
latory drift which moves IN a clock
wise direction around the central
part of the North Atlantic. IN this
central part the flow Of the surface
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
Sea Myth Bursts;
It's Not a Graveyard of Ships

sT JOHNS. Newfoundland. Aug
1-Ths myth Of the Sargasxo sea
y been exploded. That allies sd
FaEsYArd Of los; ships has been ex.
assatsd The story writer's who
hss found the Sargazso sea such
itaiifnl theme for tales OF dere-
- trapped in the Shiny. weedy
Bitches Of marine desert
exsd with floating islands OF sea.
kats. must needs find a new scene
y heir dramas.
fw the Sargasso sea Is not the
s-ST waste that IL Is painted
Dire are seRweeds there. OF
mss. but not enough TO seriously
8ets the navigation Of any or.
&zry vessel
Ne steamer Michael Sars. OF the
ishsd States photographic ser
n. sent out from Plymouth last
@ua wifh a company OF scientists
aafe. has Just come into this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
Unknown HOBO HERO OF THIS WRECK

.,,NToN. Pa AUS is-rhis
s,sr, u hobo Wig paid Tor
~ an he frcight train a Wild
IA "a ,he axle o. a car rushing 30
~ m hour down The mountain
ylae that ended Ia wreck, In
- for TIVE trainmen aud tn
.,.AIp for The hoeo
- his wreck may result in eN.
- N two phases OF modern
-,.aing -overlosdlng OF trains
sssap valuation Of trainmen's
s.,,ope loaded freight ears start.
80 behind q LACkaNanna engine
ne PocOno mountain route
scranton 10 New York city.
sraae Of over SO feet 60 the
~ train ran away Then
s.sAlng slipped and 80 freight
- LIED up IN total wreck with the
- Fire did the rest Fifteen
- cars we're partially destroyed
! ,cek them two DAYS and a night
"a enough pieces Of Engineer
s..,se cogliEers body for identlfl.
- They didn't locate William
- brakeman. at an except for
- hoaes In the debris 81 ashes.
s-emsn Boerman and Flagman
s,osOr are fishtiug FOR sac In a
sssasfai The conductor escaped
g, there was one other man ON
= llltated train Re was not In
= smploy Of the company Tie
al handle thc throttle for sass
- cay
rs time THE MAN was the
ueA aespised hobo. When the
- came he Was hurled 30 feet
q As Be said. separated from
{ Arvash.@ But that only stopped
- for minute tie dashed down
: tracks nearly mile. gave the
W. 10 . t0Verman. and before the
rs we're burned down from the
NJ Of the wreck helped 20 get
Rsahone communication with the
nseozd officials here A wreck
n carrying a fire engine aud
= fighters vas rushed "a miles TO
A. scene.
n Hobo name uuknowu-then
sxksd hike a trojan in a vain
ar 10 rescue the bodies OF the
De-. and 20 administer to the
srunded victims Then he lost
ErseR in the crowd and has left
b address. lie Is much wanted fos
shrmslion he may have concern
y he wreck Liberal compensa.
= gndoubtedly awaits the man
sae rode the axle and vas the hero
To- wreck AZ Aualomink.
4 IS nobody's fault bat the com.
mys. declares Claude Coglixsr.
&c Of the dead engineer. They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

not safe TO attempt TO so down ehe
mountain with the engine lie was
ordered TO 80 on. the stories so
These reports are vigorously denied
by the railroad officials
People who Jaw the train rushing
20 destruction say the brakes we're
set and the whcolG were heated rod
hot. a shower OF sparks from them
giving the appearance OF huge pin
wheels
The property loss included $50. 600
IN equipment and $4,000 In freight
That doesn't include whatever a
couple OF tralnmens lives may be
worth. OF course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

loaded father too heavy Il was n
500 class engine. not heavy enough
for load like that Father had
been In the service OF the road for
nearly 80 years. and he knew how
To run down the mountain The
pump couldn't make air fast enough
to hold a train Of that size on that
grade
Stories being circulated will lead
10 a vigorous Investigation. one Is
that the engine waa not In the best
OF repair Another Is that Engineer
Coglizer made two stops between
Scranton and the top ~ the noun.
tain and sent back word that Il was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

Girls White Dresses
Made of lawn and trim
med with lace and en-
broidery; French or
Cold" styles; sizes
from 8 to IA years OF age.
While they last. .$1.OO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
Boys Wash Suits

Made OF ohambray. ging-
ham, percale and galatea, in
a wide variety OF stripes
and checks; Buster Brown
and Russian blouse styles /;
all sizes from pa to Q
years. a third to a half less
than usual prices. Choice.
...... ..... ...... 95c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

Mems Wool Shirts,
broken lots worth 81
and Sl25, for &C.. 69c
Mems 25c Wool Sox,
Oxford gray color ...
.stss tDN
Mems Outing Flannel
Night Robes $50
Mems silk Four-in-
Hands. worth 2Sc 10
35c, for .........1 9c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

Children's Cloth Coats
Plain red, blue and shep-
herd checked stuffs are
used sizes up to Q years;
Coats that ordinarily sell
for $500, are offered to-
morrow at .... S1.OO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

Mems Shirts and
Ora werS. summer
weight; worth SOC and
TSc. for 39C
Mems Outing Flannel
Pajamas; were 50. so,
Tor &C.. ..... .OO
Boys Golf Caps, worth
up TO SOC. for $50. zoe
Mems Heavy Suspend
crs for ..........I9c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
Surplus Stock of Mems Shirts to
Be Moved at 75c Instead OF S1.00

Along with these famous Dollar Shirts we
have included all the odd lots OF Shirts from the
regular SIPS and 81 so lines, SO that the sale is
quite the best event OF the year.
Choice of plain and peated bosoms, in plain col
ors and fancy stripes, including the popular black
and white effects; cuffs attached, just as you'd
have them; all sizes Choice ............75c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

7c White Hand Towels g.
7c Apron Ginghams for
2Sc Table Oilcloth, best d.
3sc Bleached Table Dana,
l2Ec Bleached Huck Tow
&c White Twilled Towelin
$l.7S Bleached Table Clotf
S1.l0 Round Thread Liner
l21ac Best Outing Flame
lSc White Berkeley Camb
3Sc White Madras WaistiI
l5c Lawns and Batistes o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

35c boz. Table Tumblers ..........6 for Zoe
l0c Dessert Plates .................3 for lOc
i9c Table Mats ....................3 Tor IOc
Sc Odd White Saucers ............5 for 1Oc'
Sc China Salts and Peppers ........6 for 1Oc
Csc Jar Covers ....................S for Zoe
Csc Sugar and Cream Set, set ............ Toe
CSC Press-Cut Fruit Bowls, each ......... 1Oc
2Sc Silver Sugar Shells .....,............1 Toe
CSC Silver Butter Knives .................1 Oc
l5c Decorated Cups and Saucers ~ for 1Oc
Csc Friendship Cup and Saucer, each .... Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
Ten Cent Sale in The House Furn.
iShingS Section Down Stairs

The following is but partial list OF the won
deriu savings TO be found in the Houseiurnish-
ings basement. There are dozens more Look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
Wholesale Stock of Dry Goods
These Are Typical Savings
Hundreds More

We can safely let the prices do all the talking
for every woman knows the staple linens and cot
tons as well as she knows the price OF loaf OF
bread
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
GAYNoR FAVoRS AMENDMENT,
Committee Report on That Giving JUS
tices More Work To Be Asked.
TBy Telegraph q The Tribune ]


Albany, March 29.-The Assembly Judicl-
arv Committee Will be asked tomorrow TO
report the constitutional amendment intro
duced by Assemblyman Bates, OF New
York. permitting supreme Court justices
sitting without a jury 10 near condemna-
ton proceedings. This amendment does not
abolish any Of the present methods by
which condemnation proceedings may he
ConstitUtionaIy conducted, but adds this
additional method. II has been agreed on
and approved IN conferences in New York
City between the representatives Of the
Citizens Union, the City Club ard those
who formerly advocated a condemnation
court and the advocates of Assemblyman
Raldiriss bin for a permanent condemna-
tion commission. All those who supported
these various measures Tor reform in con-
demnation proceedings have finally agreed
in support OF the Bates bill This bill has
also been approved by Mayor Gaynor and
the Corporation Counsel Of New York City
and President Lawson Purdy OF the New
York City Tax Department.
Robert :. Rinkerd, secretary Of the City
club of New York, fled with the Judiciary
Committee to-day the following letter from
Mayor GaynOr:
In answer 10 YOUR favor OF March 4 !
would saw that I shall concur in the pTepa-
amendment you suggest. We have 4 1u-
3icial establishment here large enough 10
10 ~ the work II tho judges viii work eX-
peditIouSlv and during reasonable hours.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
TWO DEAD. ONE HURT.
Party HnrrWng 70 Hedding
Struck bv Tram.

Waverly. Mass. March e9.-Charles 4.
Brycr. of Centre Harbor. y. y. and
Ernest NJ. Harlow. a cab driver. were
killed and Mr.. Buyers wife. Katherine.
perhaps fatally injured to- might. when a
cab in which 1hey were on their way 10
wedding Was struck by a train on the
FitchburS division of the Boston &
Maine Railroad. q; the Waverly Centre
crossing The Wedding, which was that
of Mrs. TSlver's sister. Miss Fleit daugh-
ter NJ George {. Fle;t first selectman
Of the town. was abruptly postponed as
soon as news Of The accident reached
Ihe church.
The driver attempted 10 get over the
crossing ahead OF the train, and mis-
judged the distance. Mr.. Bryer was
lnangled under the wheels Of the train,
while his wife was thrown to one side of
the track. The body of Harlow was
found on the cowcatcher Of the engine.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
POWER OF MAYOR NOT AN ISSUE
Application of Former Aqueduct Com
missioners for Writs Denied.

Justice Ncwburger rendered a decision
yesterday denying the application Of Will
lam II. Ten Eyck, John ]. Ryan John T.
Windolph and John r. Cowan for writs Of
certiorari directing Mayor Gaynor to GER
tify to the court his proceedings in the
matter Of the removal of tho four men as
aqueduct commissioners on February Is
last. Tie four men contended that in re-
moving them the Mayor gave them no no
tice Of his intended act, a right which they
insist Was legally theirs.
According 10 Justice NewburEer the only
real question before him was whether GER
tioran was the proper remedy After citing
opinions supporting his position I'm denying
the motion Justice Ncwhurger concludes.
The assumption OF power by the Mayor
which II is claimed thai he did not possess
Is no, such a judicial determination as
would authorize this court in reviewing by
oertiorari. The REALTORS have sufficient
remedy against the action Of the Mayor,
and The application is therefore denied
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
Brand May Talk.

a. vas reported to-day that William
Brand, another former councilman, who is
serving al eighteen months sentence IN the
penltert!ary. has changed his mind and
viii tell the grand jury tomorrow what
30 knows ~ the grating.
District Attorney William A. Biakcley
said tonight that he was well satisfied
with the progress OF the cases.
The Chamber OF Commerce. the Eugene
Society, a civic organization, and minis
t"rial associations held meetings to-day 10
discuss political and social conditions. The
Chamber of Commerce discussed the feast
hility OF compiling an exhaustive report of
city affairs when the present investigation
- completed The Eugeuic Society laid
plans tor cleaning the city Of its social
scum, and ministerial associations gen
orally indorsed and offered their aid in the
reform work
The immunity ba1htub was SIM in readi-
ness to-day, but none of the indicted coun-
cilmen ventured 10 visit il.
Friday, AIr:l !, has been set, IT was an
nounced to-day officially, ~ The day on
which Plttsburg shall give public vent 10
it's indignation OF the grating practices
which are being revealed. civic com
n'ittcc has decided To make this indgna-
t!ou spectacular 10y expressing il ensemble
with band music and speeches At "a mon
sicr mass meet ng Ia Exposition Hall Min
tsters ave urging their congregations TO ar-
-end, thousands "f personal invitations sre
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
PRINCE AND PAPA"
Letter from Germang's Future
Ruler Read an Court.

private letter from the Crown Prince
of Germany to his friend Count Won Hoch-
berg. in which he discussed his intimate
family affairs and told of political talk
with his father. Emperor William, and an
other with Chancellor Won Bulow. was
read yesterday 20 the jury sitting I'm the
trial OF Noah T. Barnes, former president
of the Cottonwood Creek Copper Company,
in the Criminal Branch of the Suprem-
Court. Barnes is charged with grand lar
ceny.
Won Hochberg was employed b. the de-
fendant 10 sell stocks 10 his friends Of the
German nobility. and later became secretary
of the company. Crown Prince Frederick
Wilhelm. who in the letter signed himself
Caesar" and Count Won Hochbers have
Ions been close friends. The latter tried
70 interest the future German Emperor In
Barnes's enterprise.
The letter introduced yesterday was
dated Potsdam. January II. 1907. The Crown
Prince addressed Won Hochberg intimately
as ''Mucki" He said:
Many thanks for your last letter, from
which / learned something in detail about
your present life. Everything seems all
right what YOU write about, and you can
believe me that your parents have not in
huenced me. but nevertheless you cannot
upon honor II ! had written that in case
or marriage with poor people I would
change my noble name, / then had done
so anyhow.
Dear Mucki, believe me. personally II Is
quite Indifferent 10 me If you have this
or that name, you will just be my dear
friend 10 whom l will always stick. But
with your new home and new friends you
cannot at once get new ideas of honor.
Are reservations Of mind not impossible
for gentlemen? And this offer of Mr.
RarTHS-That erfN MI
theatrical. | find 1t peculiar. Please write
me again about that. To all OF US IL can
thinks about the matter. Can you not see
that Mr.. Barnes simply uses YOU as an
advertisement for himself?
Now. poor Mucki, please write me some
thing about your home. and 50 forth. Here
it is all the same. I am for a few days
confined TO stay home on account OF the
every % year repetition Of my cold. Cecile.
did way. ! enjoy my squadron very much :;
II IS nicer than the company.
The other day l spent two hours with
Won BuloW. Papa, too. is now very kind
toward me. and we have approached each
other great deal Some days ago he
talked to me about politics. I was thank
ful for II. Ii is the same as the sailor
OF ship who is not allowed to conduct IL
but knowing that at any moment the
steersman may have TO be replaced.
Remain 20 be a German and do not be-
come such an old Yankee business man.
Yours. CESAR.
IL came out during the trial that the
defence 10 the charge of misappropria
tion of the 10000 will be that the money
was withdrawn from the bank because
Barnes had heard rumors that il was about
10 go under. and that he took the money
and invested il in stock which he still
has and is willing and ready to turn it
over 10 such proper custodians of il as the
court later may direct
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
SUIT AGAINST BROKER HERE.
Man Who Cashed Coleman's Checks
Asks $50, Keliher Found.
I q Te.egraph ID. u T-ihural

RGston. March Ca suit for $50. 900
damages. growing out of the failure or
the National City Bank. of Cambridge.
vas fled in the Superior Court to-day by
Frank Van Biarcom against J. Thomas
Re!nhardt. New York broker. Van Blar-
com. who was formerly manager of Rein
hardt's Boston branch. says he lost his
place because he cashed checks for George
W. Coleman. bookkeeper of the bank He
holds that he was vrongfully discharged.
"Btg Bill Eelihcr was found in Win
throp this afternoon by a representative
Of The Tribune as nc was on the way TO a
livery stable 20 take drive. He declared
that he was not in hiding, that the officers
"f the Law have no case against him and
that when he gets ready he will make the
hair OF some people curl"
Are YOU trying 10 keep out Of sight of
the authorities was asked
II certainly am not Why. I've been at
home tor two weeks, and my residence is
pretty we'll known. I'm not running away.
and If body has any real business with
me / can be found generally at home
when sm not ont for A drive or a walk
k"lih"0 declined To discuss George w
Coleman or anything else connected with
the Cambridge National City Bank