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RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS, God, in his infinite wis dom has removed from this earth to a Home in Heaven the dearly beloved Father of Sister and Brother Combs; BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mem bers of Evening Star Rebekah Lodge No. l5, I. O. O. F., extend to Sister and Brother Combs their deepest sympathy in this, their hour of trou- ble and commend them to our Hea- venly Father who doeth all things well.
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a copy of these resolutions be sent the bereaved family and same spread on the minutes of our Lodge and pub- lished in the ERA.
 Annie Young,
 Emma L. Horton,
 Eleanor English,
 Committee.
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FLOOD CASES AGAIN.
Attorney CurIey, of Tucson, Interviews Several Plaintiffs in Alleged
 Flood Damage Cases.

Last week Attorney Curley, of Tucson, arrived in Clifton and spent several days interviewing the plain tiffs in the celebrated case of Ivan Hoefeld, ct al, vs Detroit Copper Co.,, which suit for damages, grew out of the flood disaster in December 1907, the several plaintiffs alleging that the damages sustained by-them was caused by the breaking of the D. c. tailings dam at Morenci.
 When the case came on for trial a change of venue was taken to Pima county and the trial lasted for several weeks. A judgment was obtained by the plaiutiff Hoefeld against the com- pany for about fifty per cent of his claim and the case is now on appeal before the supreme court of the ter ritory. The remainder of the de fendants took nothing by their suit and the visit of Attorney Curley to Clifton at this time was for the pur- pose of re-instating these cases in court.
The copper era., 1911-04-07
Clifton High School Notes
ICONTRIBUTED1

The board of regents of the Univer- si,v sent an invitation to Prof. Hal vorson, which was extended to all the high school principals in the territory to meet them at Tucson last week. He was gone two days.
 The purport of the meeting was to find way to bring the Arizona stu 6ents to the University, instead of them ieaying the territory for eduCa- tional purposes.
 The University at present is high ly up-tOdate institution, having an excellent faculty, good buildings, newly built and equipped for stu dents, and an improved ca ampus coYer- ing B acres. The board of regent s desire to make the University the "UniveTsity of Arizona"
 The high school plays Thatcher academy this Saturday and every body ought 10 be there andN see the first bail game Of the season. You all know the kiud of game the boys play, so come and see a ''swell' game. The game starts at 3:l5 on the old, ,relia ble ball grounds The lineup:
 C. GoolsSy, l.f.; s. Beck, r.f.; L.. Whipple, if; A. Jones, 2d b F. Bii- kingsley, 1st b; A. Grimes, s.s.; A. Grimes, 3d b.; A. Goolsby, D.; A. Smith, capt. C.
 After the game the high. school gives a rece ption to the Academy players Our boys had a good time at Thatcher last year, but we are go- ing to give them jollier time here, and T almost forgot the most impOr- ;ant part-do not forget the game April Stb, 3:15 p. m.
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LODGING HOUSE RAIDED
A BrsWI on Chase Creek Results in
 Wholesale Arrests by Night Officer

At two o'clock on Thursday morn. ing night Marshal Billy Hamilton was attaracted to the lodging house run by the notorious Chinaman, Jim Sing, opposite his restaurant on Chase creek where he rents rooms to women of ill repute.
 fight was in progress when the officer arrived accompanied by loud talking and profanity and during the melee the curtains in One/Of the rooms was set on fire. The officer placed the participants under arrest.
 Iu the police court Thursday morn ing Recorder Dannenhauer fined three of the participants, two women and a man, the sum total of twenty five dollars.
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l,OOO Miles In % Hours.

Hancock, Mich.-A flight of 1,045 miles in wtnty-six hours, from Columbia, s C., to Hancock, un- doubted.y the longest and the swift est aerial voyage eyer attempted by a bird man, will be undertaken by V. E. Jossenberger, if negotiations now pending with the Greater Hancock club come to a successful conclusion.
 Jossenberger, inventor and builder of the "Deroplane" proposes to sail his giant craft from the factory at Coium bia, s C., to Hancock next July, should he be engaged to give exhibition flights here during the Sc mi-C Centennial Home Coming which is planned to mark the fiftieth an niversary of the Copper Country city. The inventor sta res that he eau transport his machine under it's own power at less expense than he could ship it by rail. and that the thousand mile flight would be merely an in cideut to the exhibition of the machine in this city.
 In his long aerial iaunt Jossenberger would sail over seven states, three mountain ranges, and one of the
  He engages to make the voyage at an average speed of forty miles an hour and to make but one stop for fuel and supplies. The entire journey, he estimates, would consume only a trihe over twenty-siX hours.
 JosSenberger appears to be in earn est, and is willing to post large for felt guaranteeing the successful per tormance of the feat. He states that he now has pending an offer of Sl0,000 from the Japanese govern ment for the exclusive manufacture of his machine in Nippon for military purposes. He also recently signed d contract to fly over Niagara Falls aud thence across Lake Ontario to the dominion. Later he cOutemplates flight from ocean to ocean, which, he professes, he can make in four days, with not more than six stops for supplies.
 Josseuberger's machine, which is a monster as compared with other fly ing cOntrivanCes, embodies all tEe good points of the aeroplane and the Zeppelin dirigible. There is included a gas envelope in addition to- the planes. If the planes fail to work the gas envelope will support a weight of 500 pounds. If both planes and gas envelope fail. the machine, in ca capsizing, forms a perfect para chute. which will lower a weight of l.00O pounds. The inventor is the first to make use of the depression fan for ascending and descending, this device obviating the need of run of from 50 to 100 feet at the getaway which is imperative with machines of the Curtiss, Wright, Farnum. and Bleirot type. For instance, Jossen- berger claims that he can ascend or decend with perfect ease from or on the ordinary roof top.
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POStOffice Inspected

U. s. postoffice inspector for the Southwest district visited Clifton this week and after inspecting the new postoffice pronounced it the most com plete and convenient iu Arizona, at jug that the arraup ement was perfect for the speedy transaction of busi- ness, and its exterior appearance an ornament to the town. He compli- mented Postmaster Weiss on the good judgment displayed in it's con- structiou, which was under his imme- diate supervision. The building was built by G. w. Jolly, the El Paso con- tractor.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

Ignacio Campbell was visitor fir om Morenci Wednesday and is arranging with the Shannon company to handle the output of the mines owned by him and Will Keppler. Heretofore ship ments have been made to the Doug las smelters.
 Carl Riblett came in from the Hon. eyman Ranch on the Eagle this week to see his brother Guy Riblett who leaves soon for Peru where he las a position with a mining company there.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

"You may quote me as saying that the Port Lobos railroad is certain to be built and the work will begin very shortly. However there are certain conditions prevailing in Mexico and certain matters to be attended to in the Development company which make it uncertain just when the con struction is to begin" The above was the prompt answer of Frank Murphy, president of the Develop ment Company of America, to the request of Star representative for some positive assurance with which to relieve an anxious public. MT. Murphy asserted that the conditions a present are very favorable to the early construction of the road with the exception of the disturbed situa- ion in Mexico. He is very well pleased with the new concession granted by the Mexican government.
 He is going to use his every effort to bring about such d condition of fairs within the present company that the construction work on the line may be begun very shortly.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

Ed Head, Of Sheldon, has moved to Clifton to reside.
 John Hagau, of Duncan, was Cliff ton visitor on Monday.
 Enoch Clark. of Solomonville, is a business visitor in Clifton. Amateur night at the Empire drew a big crowd last Friday evening.
 The Gila Valley Bank is being repapered and painted throughout. A good rain of ten hours duration last Sunday in and about Clifton
 Miss Annie Hurlburt, of Los Auge- les. is chiet assistant at the Risdon studio.
 At the home of Hippolito Casca- relli at Metcalf last Saturday there arrived a fine baby boy.
 The-Manilla Soda Works on Chase creek is adding new machinery for the summer trade.
 Berry Johnson, who has been on a visit to his mother at Kopperel, Tex, returned Tuesday
 Prof. Heinau, of Thatcher, is spend- ing the week in Clifton and is placing some fiue pianos about the city.
 Mrs. Mike Reardon is visiting Tn Bisbee where she was met by her daughter, Mrs. E. Leland.
 Clifton high school ball team will play the Thatcher University team Saturday afternoon.
 ''Dutch" Krppler left the A. C.. hospital Thursday feeling fine and as spry as a kitten.
 Mrs. c. A. Campbell of Morenci, came down yestel day and left Thurs day morning for Phoenix.
 Tom Mccullough is the new jailer, taking his position the first of the month, vice Austin Morris resigned.
 Misses Maggie and Irene Allender have gone to San Diego, Cal, to re- main with their mother and brother.
 Miss Mary Thromb has returned home to Clifton from a SIX months stay at school at Poughkeepsie. N Y
 Johnny Patty was a visitor for two nlays this week in Clifton coming in from the in Scott ranch on Squaw lcreek.
 Bob Campbell, the Metcalf Justice of the Peace was in Clifton on Mon day md turned into the county more than $500
 B. K. Williams, the Justice of the Peace at Morenci, was in town on business before the Board of Super visors Monday.
 A horserace has been matched to come of June 4 for $500 a side be- tween the Hagan mare and Dun agan's Mascot.
 The. Byrd restaurant on Chase creek has been bought by two Chinese boys and is being repapered and painted and will open tomorrow.
 MT. McPierce who has been with the J. & A. Smith store for some time past. has accepted travelling posi- tion with the N K. Fairbank Co. 
 Mrs. W. H. Fales, and her daugh- ter, Mrs. A. w. Stevenson, have gone to Boston for the summer. pr. Fales expects to join them there later.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cooper have gone to Metcalf to reside. They have only lived here a short time but those who know them are sorry to lose them.
 While hunting Chinamen Thursday night at Newt0wn Johnny Garnett fell through the roof of a house and broke one of his legs. He is at the hospital up there.
 'Thelma" at Airdome Sunday Mon- >day and Tuesday nights,
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Methodist Church.

q Sunday School 9:45 d. m.; regular Services II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; choir practice, Saturday 7'30 p. m ; Liter ary society, Friday 7:30 p. ID. On 1st and 3rd Wednesday, 3 to D. lm., will give a tea and food sale at the church. Tea or coffee with cake or sanwiches 1Oc. J. ". Aker, pastor.
The copper era., 1911-04-07
OFFICIAL COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Sheriff.. B. English. Treasurer-John M. Webster. Recorder-John F. Burke. Probate Judge-Theo Shirley. School Superintendeut-J. W. Aker- Road Supervisor-S. F. Await. Surveyor-O. M. Tunis. Supervisor-J. H T. Cosper, George e
 Webster and B. F Billingsley. Assessor-J Fl Kerby. Clerk of Board-W. O Wheatley. Clerk Of District Court-C. c. Sellers
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Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.; morn ing service II a. m.; Christian En- deavor p. m.; evening services 7:35. Everybody cordially invited. Curry H. Love, pastor.
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4 M F church

Sunday school at 10 a. m., preach hing at II a. m: and at 8 p. m. Chris tian EndeaYor at p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening evening; Mr. Foster, president.
 Rev. K. P. Bond, Pastor.
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', FOUND-Sheriff English is iu poses sion of a purse containing some money and valuable papers which was found this week. Owner can have same by calling at the sheriff's office and identifying the contents.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

WANTED-Good live agent for the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Strongest in the world) in this section. Apply VIM. D. SHAW, Agency Manager, PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
The copper era., 1911-04-07
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 a. m regular services II m and 7:39 p ID {; choir practice, Saturday T:3O p. m.; Literary society, Friday 7:30 p. m.
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Baptist Church.

Sunday School 9:45 a. m.; preach ing services II a. m.; preach ser vices 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jas. McClimon, pastor.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

FOR RENT-Furnished houses for house keeping. Furnished to suit. Also furniture for sale. Apply Event Hagan. North Clifton. It
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Clifton Fire Alarm
 PHONE MAIN z01.
unday Services attheDifferent Churches.
Catholic Church.
(DURING THE WINTER

DURING THE WINTER)
 St. Michael Church Shannon Hill) mass every other Sunday at 8:25 a. ID. Sacred Heart Church (Chase creek mass every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.; evening service ZOO. Rev. Joseph Garnet, priest.
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ERA LINERS
Gaeeee

FOR SALE-6 room house and lot S700.O0 part cash Balance monthly, Sam Side botham 7-tf
The copper era., 1911-04-07

Fashion Barber Shop F. H. Springer, Prop, ? doors south of First National Bank Bath rooms in connection.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

FOR RENT-4 room house in North Clifton. Apply Copper ERA. If.
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The Bad mans downfall, at Air dome Sunday Monday and Tuesday.
The copper era., 1911-04-07
Coronado Railroad.

Passenger SeIvice.-In effect Feb. 19, 1911. Train No leaves Clifton S!bO a. m-: Long, fellow s:3O a. m arrives Metcalf S:45 m. No. leaves Clifton 4:05 p. m-: Long fellow 4:30 p. ID arrive Metcalf4. 2S p. m.
 Train No. ?. leaves Metcalf 9iOa m.: Long, fellow BPS a. m.; arrives Clifton Asa. m- No. leaves Metealf455 D. m LongfelloW 5;10 p. m. arrives Clifton 5:27 p. m.
 GEO. wAesTAFP, Supt NORMAN CARMICHAEL. Gen'I Manager.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

Go to Deans lunch counter and get the best the market affords.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24

Hemos tenido OCCASION de lcer IN
magnlfico proyecto de ley reformando
el calerpo de poficias detectives.
s- Dicho proyecto sera presentado Ell
la pr6xima legislature per uno de nues-
tros mas distinguidos delegados
FL bill en- question sera solnetido al
gobernador Ell sl oportunidad-
Hemos estudiado con detencion ei
eXpresado trabajo hecho por lm amerl-
canO. Y creemos que. merecera la apro-
-bacion de las Camaras.
Hace tempo que informamos que la
detective necesita una reforma compile
TIA Ell su organization manera de tra-
baiar. Actqlalnente los detectives son
IN conjunto de hombres. algunos de
los cuales saben leer novelas por en-
tregas. pero no saben escribir.
Esto parece parad6gico, pero NADIA
IS mas yerdad
In cua,lto otras cosas de la detec-
tive va Sc las iremos seilalando al ho-
porahIe gobernador, d su debido ITEM
pO.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
DE TEATRO
Los BUFOS

Anoche hizo reir mucho Raul Delmon-
te ell las tres obritas que puso Ell esce-
IA.
Ell publico le coln6 de aplausos v
:elebro mucho las ocurrencias del gra-
:ioslsimo artistas cubano, cue Sc VIC muy
oien secundado por las simp$~-:as arts
tas seloras Vazquez, Noyoa Betan
.ourt
Los senores D1az Fort y Moreno COO
aeraron al buen desempeno de las obras
Las senores Vazquez y Ncvoa Sc ha.
zen aplaudir siempre en- las obras Ell que
toman parte.
La Vazquez tiene bonita voz y cants
2linadamente. La Novoa es una actri1
naturalisima.
Para esta noche hay un nuevo y ex
@elente cartel
Domingo OROZCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
INVESTIGATION
Domingo oROzCo


FL Fiscal de Grayama Licdo Leopol-
do Santiago, practic6 en- "a semana pa
sada nnaa@siinNestiggacipoqnp = en- Salinas,
lfaotsraala per ecargos .formulados con
|traeT Juez Municipal de aquel pueblo,
ssx. Gustavo Gomez, por ell Lcdo. Ma
nuel A. Davila - -,
Come. testigos de cargo, presentados
por ef Lcdo. Martinez, declararon los
Sres. ID. Julio Benvenuti, Alcalde, D.
Jose Ortega Nevarezs professor, ell Rev
Padre Mitjans, D. Sandalio Rodriguez
coneejal del Ayuntamiento y otros,
El Fiscal, en- vista de, las declaracio-
nes prestadas creyo: innecesarias las de
Jos sefores Jose NJ Lota- Juan Para
visini, comerciantes Y la del Licdo. ia
cobo Ramos, Presidente de. la Junta
Escolar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24

FL premio de su Ilustrlsima, Monse-
nor W. A. Jones, Obispo de Puerto Rico,
:onsiste en- un grupo de jovenes can
sando un himno religioso Estas bellas
hguras son de bronco, artisticamente ira
bajadas y descanzan sobre I'M. pedestal
negro: en- ell centro hay dos col1lm1las
doradas de orden compuesto sosteniendo
IN hermoso reloj.
Este premio esta destinado a la mejor
composition religiosa con acompaila-
miento de voces y 6rgano.
FL Comite Ejecutivo encargado de es-
te torneo intellectual espera que el Hon.
Gobernador y otras significadas autori-
lades tambien contribuiran con su do
aat:vo. como el senior Obispo, para dar
mayor realce q esta demostraci0n de cul-
tura que dara el pals. en- el proximo
mes de dicie1nbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
Don Carlos A.
de la Camara

IIa dejado Gle existir' en- Mayaguez, el
diStinguido caballero don Carlos A. de Ia
Camara, que lego recientenlente de San
to Domingo, va muy enferno y Ell busca
de a!ivio a su dolencia.
III -se1or de la Camara gozaba entire
nosotros y muy especialmente entire la
buena sociedad de Mayaguez, dondeI re-
sidio mucho, TEMPO de grandrs1.} .}s me
recidas slmpatlas ijk' lJe ah fes III
Los esfuerzos az ii acciienciia han sido
in1tiles, no ha<fp6dido salvarse la vida
utilisima, dei txcelente caballera.7
Aver 4 las doce. recibi6 la infausta
nlIeva, per telefono. nuestra distinguida
|3miga dona Elena Camara de Schluter
|hermana del finado
Ell entierro del cadaver Sc efectu0 4
las cuatro de la tarde. y fue una verda-
'dera manifestation de duelo.
Ira sociedad May guazana ha demos
trado en- el luctuoso acto, el aprecio en-
cue tiene d la distinguida famlia dolien-
FL bOL LETIN Sc a.socia al dolor de los
deudos de don Carlos. a qllienes enyla
el pesame mas sentido. Y de un modo es-
2ecial su hermana dona Elena que eS-
: abr,,mada por la irreparable per{i-
da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24

LOS PAsAJEROs

.>=er tartle. .cerrada Ia e1icion de nues-
rYn diario, recibinos la ncjicia de que en-
Ii carretera que conduce de Catano
E;yam6n habia ocurrido un sensible ac-
CD ante yyi<>-
III aufom6vil de pasajeros qEe. hace Ell
tr.vecto entre Iichos pueblos, Sc precl-
pi.5 per el pucnte de Bayamon, destro-
51tldose completanentea1I>
lban en- ell auto los, sehores Angel Qul-
ilaaes. Diego Cruz, Francisco Garcia y
/. mingo Cruz n las se1oritas f'ehe't'
Cluz Y LuiSa Rf9}driguez ell practlcaI'''
q zor Granela.il
Salieron heridos, de algnna consldefa'
80, todos los pasajeros FL chauffeur
t3:obi6pn&ue curado de contuslones el' io>
brazcSff en- la frente.
g.osa jefes de policia de Bayamon y
fatano con gnardias sus ordenes' pres
t:yron auxilios a los heridos trasiadant,'- q
IS on nna anbulancia al cuarto ole 80
-42rros de Bayamon. !, o,,n
Q ,e ha ordenaao ell arresto del chas-
ffA,r. IF telegrama Official de la po'l-
cil dice asi: :,
..El auto n1mero 306 al pasar e'
r,ente del rio Bayamon, Sc desv'o ue
!, carretera. yendose sohre el lado oe-
,...aho do Ia salida de dicho puente' 10
:, ,diendo ser contenido por el chaol-
!. mr. cavendose por ell terraplen' >o'-
c,ndose. resultando herido en- una ma
u, Domingo Diaz Curvelio' y con va
r;as counlsiones Miguel Graneia' l''e-
o., Calder6n. Angel Quinones' Fe'1ie
Cr,,z Y I.uisa Rod, iguez, siendo c"ia-
dos en- el Hospital Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
coMERc1A.L.

Los senores G. Mulet Hijo, S. en- c.,
de Mayaguez, nos participan ell lamenta-
bic fallecimiento ocurrido en- Barcelona
Espana, del socio comanditario de dicha
firma, don Guillermo Mulet Taberner:
al >mismo tempo nos indican que por
estar previsto ell case en- ell contrato So
clal, en- NADIA afecta la buena inarcha
del negocio (
Los senores G. Mulet E Hijo, S. en- c.,
han conferido poder general a su anti
quo empleado senior Luis Mulet Mon
SantO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
U11 robo en-
Rio: G,rande

Conunican de este pueblo 10 siguiente.
FL q del actual, de la habitaci6n de
Juan Martinez, fueron sustraidos los
efectos siguientes.: sesenta y siete do
las. ocho cuellas de algodon, una cor
bata negra, una corbata blanca con pin
as color lila, otra coiorada con dibnjos
fernando lunas, otra color Gle tabaco,
seis pares de medias. media vara de cinta
encarnada y tres pa1uelos ordinarios
la policla investiga el hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
Concerto en- la Plaza

81 Programa de los pleas que ejecu-
tara esta noche en- la Plaza Baldorioty,
la Banda del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico. i
|. Pas Paso doble "Alma de Dios'', por
SerranO.
2. Waltz de la opereta s'La Prince
sa' de los Balkanes, por Fyeler.
3. Trozos de la gran. opera Nato-
ra'' por Herbert.
4 Obertura La Bella Galatea'' =
por Suppe.
5. Mazurka 4. Souvenir, por Nj
randa.
6. Two Step ..Honeyackle',, por
O'Neill.
Star Spangled Banners
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
La Federation
r e gional

Ell dia del trabajo, celebrara la Fede-
racion Regional, ep la saba de actos Gle
la Escuela Lincoln, una Velada-Llrico-
Ilterarla con sugecion q TN extenso
blen escogido programa. que nos acom-
panan los senores de la comisi6n.
Ell acto Sc celebrara en- la noche del d5,
4 Gle Septiembre, ,comenzando 4 las ocho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
Una anciai1a rnuefta
"a p0IJCIAsVELA Ell CADANEi'

2 Ayar tarde 4 las cinco y}trelnta nllni
,,,, oeurrio rn suceSo lamentabie en- i
ay4oida .sDaban en- la Marina
Fin momentos que la anclana ilihoSh1
IA, Encarnaci6n Manzano cruzaoa Id es-
-plmada. para dirigirse al muelle ue l'>
ON, n,barcaeioneS de gasollna que haceh va
~ ! cata6o. el autom0vil numero 4o9
a. ]. {. American Railroad Co. coglo d
d;.ha muier con tan mala fortuna que X
produio la muerte instanEaneahlellle,' 90
<,,in nersonas que p1esenclaret. e Phet;alss
ell "chauffepr5Ip feps5I Eraldo ss9afl 81, francs'o''' "a
hoo;na nero pa parece ss't11t que "a Manzano nc
.ss.fasaa se turbo, la question es q. huyen-
do al auto, puede decirse q. ella mlsma Sc
precipito sebre la maquina, sin q'iesea
s.ehauffeur pesar de Ia sefenidad !
que demostro pudiera eVitaf Ia tremenda
desgracia.. aPor' '.t oriden "a del juez munici-
pal f,leo arrestado prestando fanza por
tres mil dollars. ~
Encarnacion- del Manzano era muJer
de. e.cincuenta amos de edad, y hace item
!. 30. que Sc ,dedicaba la .venta de bile
J. tks. de Santo Domingo, de cuyo produc-
to viva.
Cuando fue registrada Sc le encontra-
ron algunos pedazos de billetes, y una
lista.
En- paz descanse:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
Teatro Municipal
LA FUNCION DE HOY

La compania de los bufos cubanos pom
dra esta noche en- escena la ap1auaida
obra Gle los hermanos Robrefos: Tin
[fon q estrcnn1d la parodia de Marina.
|titulada Garraf6u
FL cuadro de guaracheros cantara
pntos cubanos, boleros y la canandon-s
ga
La companla tiene Hn gran repertoire
de obras nuevas para ir renovando ell
cartel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-24
DON X. MARIANI

Sc encueMna en- San Juan este. respe-
table amigo nuestro,. enthusiastic propa-
gandista del cafe de Puerto Rico, y uno
de los elementos mas distingudos de la
sociedad de Ponce
Reciba nuestro saludo.