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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09
e Cine de Ia Plaza

Contintla el pilblico asisticndO 4 las
de este cine, sin que
sea motive para aminorurlO los demas
que hay en esta ciudad
Ealo es la causa, de que srls dueiios
presentan constantemente las mejores
producciones en cintas cinematografi
cas-, pues hace varias noches que SC es
tan exhibiendo pelicu1as completamen
tie nuevas Y de grandes argumcntos.
Esta nochc habra un escogido progra
ma que sera del agrado dc los que con
curran all Salon Cine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09
NOticiaS

I'm In tard" dc aver. rn Ia ..%s qu~ -.s
esta conStrIy~udo en Ella Marina "a.
Ile de- Ia Princcsa. ~ cay6 Euloyis R.,
yes, produeienJose varias es,uius;.~,e~.
Anoche en la eaIIc dc San Ssl.a-si isu,.
nnncro %, Maria AyaIa. trait j.. .~,s
c'd"rse impr"gnandcsc Ia ropa eos t,ssr.s
leo y peeanJoec fuero. InTrv-, cn 4
hospital e1i cstado grave.
I'm 10 isrde de aver fae s.apsur.de rur
La policia el prjfugo he Prs~al,o Je~6s
Maria Torres.
Ha sido arr~ssado Esieban R..lrs~uez.
por varies rvIu<.
Tambien ha sido arrsxsado p.sir, Can
eel, req'iisitoriado. ~ sIia 6 del ~.,ry;e.
&c fue condenado por al Corse NUMERICAL
Antonio Agrccy q *:D dc mvlfa. snsr ~.
nctimiento v aggression.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09
e REQ Casiano

Fla ingresado Ell el penal de esta ciu
dad el condenado mrterte Juan Flo
res Casiano, procedente de la carcel dc
Disfrito de Mayaguez La ejecnci6n
capital dc Casiano, ha sido seiialada pa
ra el 2 de Mayo, en- ell Preside depar
tanental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09
E| bill de ernpIf5stitos

Aver sc discuti6 en- la Camara el pro
yecto del tesorero de Puerto Rico, an
torizando a Los Munieipios para haeer
Defendieron ea ban los senores Geor
getti, Cuevas y Cervoni, y en- contra,
los sehores Sanfoni, Suliveres = Anna
deo.
Ell proyecto qued6 sobre la mesa i'm
defnidame nte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09
DE- I IA TR0
Debut de la Compania Balaguer

Exito completo. No hay que pone1
reparos, no hay que andar con regateos
de elogios, Ell exito de la nOche del de
but ha impuesto la companla Balaguer,
en- conjunto EN- detafles. I'm exito
defnitivo!
| La obra es deliciosa, gracaosislma.
? Tres horas de risa constante, tres
horas de una algeria, de un regocijo
que Sc contagia a todos. No puede dar
Sc dinero mejor empleado que ell que sc
pague por ver sLa petite chocolotier
Iinterpretada por la compan1a Balaguer.
Concha 'Oatana, estalvo admirable en-
lila protagonista. Esta bella, esta es
plendida actriz, rea1izo una gran labor
de lucimiento cautiv5 desde la prime
ra escena al selecto p1blico. La seilori
ia Catala es la actriz ideal para ell gene
ro que cultiva con tan merecido, con
tan creciente tri11nfo.
P0see una pasmosa naturalidad, un
rostro beflo y expressive, unos ojos ha
'bladores, una voz musical, una figura
arrogante, pbastica, 'es, Ell fin, una gran
artista y una gran ml1 rer.
En- ell primer mdtis, va Sc hizo aplau
dir, y durante toda la function y al final
de toldos los actos escucho malchos
aplausos.
Una bien canada menci6n de elogio,
merece la senorita Carmen Catala, que
es una DANA joven deliciosa y bellfsi
ma; con unos ojos negros, que aunque
perdiera el habla (i Dios no 10 permi
TIA y podr1a seguir representando come
'dias. :. tan expresivos SON.
Anoche, a un papelito casi episodico,
lie di6 un gran relieve.
Carmen Catala es de raza. Tiene I'm
immense pOrNenir.
ClOtllde EeroS, es una actriz distin
guida que estuvo muy feliz en- la ''Rosi
ta'.
Y tambien hay aE1e mencionar con
ielogio a Isabel BurilQo.
De los actores, como de las actrices.
hay que decir que todos' son b1renos.
perO, es claro, entire 10 bueno destaca
|Balaguer que es notabiJisi1no, que hizo
un verdadero prodigio de caracteriza
lcion, en- ell Feliciano''. Los aplausos
que lie tribute ell ptiblico, fueron un me
recidisimo (homenaje al insuperable co
lmedante. BaNaguer ha llegado a un
ltai dominic de su arte que logra esos
!etectos mhlagrosos de que desaparezca
ly sc estume su personalidad bajo ell ca
racter que interpreta. Y ESQ nos da la
'sensaci0n de que no estanos en- Ell tea
Itro, de que DO que estamos viendo, no
ies una farsa sino un trozo de La vida.
lasl, tan natural, tan sin aspavientos,
tan vulgarmente, tan corrientemente
como pasan has cosas y se dicen las co
sas en vel teatro de la vida.
Balaguer es un actor delicioso, de
una Wis c6mica desbondante, gracia ma
|tural, que no ha de recurrir al desco
|yuntamiento para hacer reir. La natu
ralidad, sal Veris1no escenico es admira
|ble
No encuentro otra palabra que esta !:
admirable.
III senior former es lln galan ioven
de extraordinariias, de excepcionales ap
titudes, y anoche tirq1nf6 EN- toda La Ii
nea.
Y co0peraron al exito, pero de un
lmodo personal1simo, con una coopera
ci6n de relieve, los seilores Diaz Ada
|me y Agustin Waffle.
La mise en- scene,'' apropiadfsima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09

En- la noche del domingo ante ell
juez interino seiior Vazquez, 1lnieron
sus destinos ,por los vincuilos de amor.
los Jovenes TUnlas Berries La yirtuo
sa senOrita Mercedes Barbosa.
La boda sic celebro con inusitado III
bllo entire numerosos amigos.
Largos dlas de feEcidad deseo>a los
nuevos cOntrayenEes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09
SUCESOS

Aver tarJe DomiDg, Rivera 4 ~s,ans
dos tiros dc revolver contru Niosvio M.
lcndcz (a) Tinterp. hiriensiole rs - -.
cho. III heeho ocurri5 81 FajarS..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09
Grave suceso en- Cagus
DON ADRIAN PEREZ, HERIDO

En- Caguas ha estallado una huelga
de tabaqneros, cuya prilnera v1otima
ha sido ell senior don Adrian Perez, co
nocidlsimo industrial Y hombre de ne
gocios.
Uno de los huel guistas le disparo dos
tiros hiriendole en- el vientre y EN- la in
gle.
Ed sangriento suceso ha causado pro
falnda indignation Ell la cialdad.
Esta tard'e a las dos. satio para Ca
guas Ell automovil nuestro amigo don
Pedro Honar v Piza.
De San Juan han sido llamados dos
medicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09

ComunIcan dc Arrvy". gu.s A. qussass
ron en dicho pueblo. 70 euer,ias 10 refa
no dc cana, on FL barrio "Cuatrp Ga
He's ., prUpietlad de Ni,io ' Co. Origins
ei ipcendio una chBpz y ana 1o..oso
tora de la central Lafayette. I'srIislssrs
estimsdas on dos NIL dnslar<.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09

AVER fur sorpreudida una jugada ~.
monte. OF lluma"a". >icndo srresiaslo~
cinco jndividuos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09

I'm In nocFle del : do e-crri,1pts. - auc
maron ocho c,icrda~ 10 ea"a -, IA harlem
da "Casraiidad. H. Aguaia. ~ iuvrs
tiga el hecho por crser~s intene.,sial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-09

AVER un motor dc IL haeicnsla So "a
ha propiedad dc Agu<iiu Rs~.ll". IA
las Marias. dc~irpz5 II braz., i, r,,h., 4
F1Orenci0 CuSfoIlo
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02
Notice Tor Puo,lsa,ion.

Department. o. they ite,ior, v. ,
Land 9rieen t salt ~ 'f7f,ity, utnh
April ~, leli.
Notice ishorelv a ltsio Ann. Y stsilsl
"a . :. co.. Dc,. s,s lerK Oh Int
D,strict Court, 10 pa~owan fUtuh, on
the 18th day OF tune. lal.
Claimant names ms viii ness 8:
Peter b. Fife, George Mlllet, Henry
w. Lunt and LaLi w. Jones, all Of Ce'
dar City, Utah. ,
T.. D. II. THOMPSON,
Register.
First May Last June ..
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02

u
Section So OF the new law 10 re-
latiou to the manufacture and sale CT
liauo 9 which provides for ssid cleo
too has the follo"ing.
at sball be the duty Of the eeistry
agents. appointed ss provided by law
AZ any tine When called upon to DO
a.. at their respective officers and
mt elsewhere, between the bonrs OF
\ o'clock a IN. aud 8 O'Clock p IN
nj the fl st Tuesday in Juue im
mediateiy prior to the election "
receive aud register the names OF ell
qualified electors applying for
registration. "
TIE days named are the 9Th aud
23ri OF June, OF tbis year.
Every qualias slector desirins t.
vote at the above named election
.hould see to it that their names ar
properly registered.
The attention of the local com
mittee 10 her. by called to thi
matter ne q fall vote should b
cast
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02

Last Friday afternoon while watch
ing the school children at play Tbos.
Pryor had the misfortune to have his
leg broken just above 9 aukle. He
With number of others we're stand.
ina by the steps that lead MP to the
loft of he RELIEF Society gTsnsry.
There sss large hunter OF hoys
and men on the steps at the same
time. and the weight broke them
from the building, precipitating ell
upCn To. ground Pryor was standing
beneath aud az the steps fell he was
knocked down, the weight catching
him on the leg aud breaking IL az
above stated He was carried to g
physicians office where the fracture
was reduced and then carried home
lie lie restirg eesily and the injury
mendipg nicely. The accident will
compel bin to take lay of for some
four or q 70 weeks
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02

Ia Arm strong, son OF Jos II
Ar strong of this place, vas viSltor
hare last Saturday He came from
| aho. whe his home is, to wo'k at
Hodaua nd decided while go near
Cedqr 20 NO over and visit witf bic
..,e ,od meet with his boyhooh
fi-rAs Mr. Armstt org says thA'
flsrg Is q go country TO live 10.
ma ,f,t he arid farm proposition II
no Ter Que there than b g for tt'
reason th,t there Ia more rainfall
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02

al was permanently o,pred Of Kid
ney and Blsddsv trouble by usinR
three 500 boxes OF Chsm bsrs' Kidney
and Bladder Pills My trouble Wat
of twelve yssrs' ,tauAipg." Name
furuisbs on spplicsticr. Sold ex'
clusively and gnarsptcd by Cedar
City Drug s ore,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02
Want Whisky.
tDeserst News)

The board of governors OF the Sail
Lake Commercial Club at a meeting
passed a resolution opposing prohibi
ton. Although the board decided
that the vote should not be made
publio, 1t 10 understood that there
~ere u members present and that two
Of them we're iD favor OF prohibition.
Secretary Joseph L. Caine drafted
the resolution which passed. IL reads
as follows:
"That . members of the govern
,oo heard OF the Commercial CLUB o
Salt Lake City, regardless OF on
personal opinions, believing that ID
great business Interests OF this CIT
and vicinity will be seriously 10
jursd by prohibition in Salt LAX
wish to 60 on record ne oPp1s d
prohibition. D."
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02
Twins.

Last night the population OF CEDAR
was increased by two Mrs Maggie VI
Bess gave birth 10 twin girls both
healthy and well developed Children
The parents are proud Of the addition
10 tn. famaly circle and are 70 be con-
pratulnted May the twins live long
and be a source OF JOY and comfort u
the parents.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02

Low Excursion kSgee rom MI
Stations ON the SALT UkEE ROUTE
10 Utah, TO varioo u Ninations.
Tickets on sale yarioup dates durins
May, June, July. Auypst sud SEP
tenn Der. SEQ Local 2 pot for rates
and SALE DATES.
Sep 10.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02
Piano Day a Success.

The program for "Piano Day" at the
District School last FRIDAY was carried
out as announced Long before time,
children and teachers were on the
gr unds arranging tents, tables,
stands, etc, COR the grand show that
was TO shortly follow. Finally, when
all was In readiness, the parade was
lined up on the pavement and the pa
gent moved forward
The feature that seemed most attract
i've, especially TO the boys, was an old
dllapidated cart to which was attached
an equally dilapida ed mare driven by
twogenuine mob > SO popular were
these fellows that they were given the
place of honor aud led the march. II
was next to impossible for the manager
OF the parade TO keep the line in order
sointent were TIE children on seeing
the various mtneuvours and capers cut
up by these lads
Particularly noticeable in mid line
was genuine Japanese "rickshaw"
Toxic. In the "ric SHAW" sat beau
tiful Japanese lady in full costume
pprasol and all-ful y enjoying the hon.
or paid her by the little FLAPS" who
follow d. "Hhwatha" and "Red
Wing" with their little bands of native
admirers gracefully filed their part In
the parade. Many others might b,
mentioned ii there were time anC
space,
After the parade the show com
menced. Real elephants, giraffs ant
lions were on exhibition AID performe,
for enthusiastic audiences The train
er equipped With whip and whist
acquitted himself excellently. Thi
part of the program was very popular
Rip Van Wiukle seemed to attract
gooaly portion OF the patronage. Poo
Rip aud his dog were just revivin
from their 20, ear nap So well di
this feature take that it was repeate
again and again. The Pygmies a
tracted good deal of attention an
many speculations were indulged in
to how this representation could be
porte lily acc )mplished Moth
Goose" with the enthroned king "
the deligh. OF the sma.ser chilasrn a
evidently pleas a the adats a.
ROOD, Nus hliod 40 ovcrtiowing dori
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02

ell great dtttnilou. AhtS WIS
snow OF raa! baby amin is from he tiny
ba tan chick to me new born calf The
''w..x works" attract ed great patronage
AMI VS. compelled to disc pntinue
through the exhaustion of on OF the
principle performers.
La HilVatha was whore the Mite
tots shone. Their dram ,tiz ton OF
this story was excellently handled ana
reelected credit on its pro noters Inc
indoor trace meet w,S iniee la CHA
BILE. rninlx OF standing broad grin :
a. ina ,ine what Kind ofcro" 20 &c uid
pto1nre imne II ttely AFTER eating half
a loze1 dry crackers Throwing base
halls AT the babies was opular with
the lads aud even the Principal ant
photograph man had to try their luck
"Pe an ltS-ice cream orangeNdf
Only FIVE cents package, cone o.
81 - " Ny how sold! and then TIT
Sun virh :, JUS like no5hpr used u
make Rings were ely at the cor
ners
rhe lay flushed with a game OF has
b II b.ween the sixth and seven'I
grade bpys and basket ball game d
the eighth graders
The gross receipts were SlO7.6o an
the net profit about 500. Aitogethe
the event was quite sa istactory'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02

Have your order catered for your
sunmsr supply OF ics
HARRY HUNTER.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-06-02
COMMENCEMENT
WEEK PROGRAM.
At The Branch Normal School
Cedar City, Utah.
Tuesday

Tuesday
. TO 4 p. IN. Students receive
credits.
8 D. IN. Junior Glass Exercises.
Wednesday
10 a. M. Teachers Reception to
Grad Iates.
s D. IN. Seniors Clsss Exercises.
Thursday
Tor. m. Alumni Business Meet
ing.
$3.50 p. M. Alnmni Banquet IN tie
Gymnasium.
$3.50 Alumni Ball
| Friday
10 a IN. Graduating Exercises
! p. IN. Base Ball Braneh NoEna
Iva SIS. George.
i 81 e. t,.<ta Danos
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-30
WINOOSKI MAN GONE.
Relatives of Hugh ROakcs Alarmed
over His Disappearance.

The relatives Of Hugh Roakes, whose
residence was at ;-} North street Winoo-
ski, are concerned as to his whereabouts
various places In this State and In MasSa-
chusetts. lie disapp from his home
in January without giving any indica-
tons that he was going away or where he
was going. and has no, since beea seen. TO
their knowledge. His disappearance fol
lowed sudden sinking spell. to which he
was subject, and after which he was
usually much depressed. and It may be a
case of suicide. although he had never
shown any tendency In that direction
Mr. Roakes. when last seem wore n
dark overcoat and suit and soft hat Of
the same color. He was Of large build
and when in good health weighed over 200
pounds but recently has weighed only
about 1870 pounds A few years ago an
accident, followed by stroke affected
Ids left side so that 1t dropped and unfit
ted him for any manual labor, lie was g.
years of age and a machinist by trade.
1t was al first supposed that he had
gone to visit brother In Montpelier
where he was accustomed to 60 on visits.
but upon Investigation it was found that
such had not beer the case. II was found
however. that he Ind obtained Central
Vermont mileage. and then an investiga-
ton was started in Lawrence and Wor-
CesteT, Mass, two other places which he
often visited, but eSpondence with
the police In those cities gave no clue
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-30
CRIMINAL CASES FOR TRIAL
List Posted by States Attorney Shaw
in County Court.

In county court Tuesday several
entries We're made that tended to sim
plify the docket. The Greek Trading
Co. vs. Michael Pappas. case. was dis
continued; NJ. Adolphus Sawyer vs..
James e. eastman, trespass, was con-
tinued; and probable settlement an
nounced in Edward Burbo by next
friend vs.. Garrett Crowley. trespass.
states Attorney Shaw also posted
the trial list of criminal cases. as fol-
lows state vs. Otto Stone, larceny:
state vs.. Agnes Prevey, LIQUOR; State
VS. Agnes preyey, keeping house Of
lll-fame; state VS.. Rose Mitchell. lio-
uor; state VS. Rose Gotta liquor; State
VS. George Latour. liquor state VS..
Susie Green. liquor; State VS.. Susie
Green. keeping house OF nl-fame:
state vs., Anna Trowel, liquor: State
VS. cara Schurman, petit larceny.
Another installment of the case Of
Peter ProulX & Co. vs.. Alfred Bedot
held the boards all day. The plain.
tiff improved as witnesses Alec l,avea
Peter ProulX OF the plaintir firm
Victor Piche. Frank Duso, and Edward
parent who reappeared TO testify
"' ltHE' IHtE EeNerallN testified tn
the virtues of the construction of III,
building for which the plainttr seek,
rccomponse.
The plaintiff rested at II o'clock
and the defense called in turn O :
Nichols. the Essex Junction contractor,
Rosario Piche, Alderman J. w. Coffey
ana :he defendant, ALFRED Bedor. who
was on the stand when court adjourn
ed. Their testimony tended to show
that the building in question. as con-
structed, was inferior in "plumbness"
to the larthenon, as originally built.
and by no means as solid as the last
resting place Of Mr. Cheops.
The case, perhaps on account Of II,
complicated nature is not being n.
pusnaciously contested as some, and
on one occasion the lion and the laml
lay down together To the extent thai
the defendant, in person. acted as in.
ternreter for one Of the plaintiff'e
witnesses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-30
BRADSTREET'S WEEKLY
VERMONT TRADE REPORT

Reports for Bradstreet's for tho week
state unsettled weather has interfered
with large volume of retail business but
amount Of business done is about nor
mai. Among manufacturing interests ma
chlne business Is said not up 10 what 1t
should be and new business IS coming in
slowly. Among lumber dealers market is
said only fair although throughout the
state there Is some prospects Of great
er demand in the near future. Demand
:or general hardware and mill supplies
Is reported good for season of the wear
Market quotations for small wooden box
es shows drop in prices and while plants
are operating fun time the manufacturing
Is not receiving as much business as ear
Her In the year, Paper mills are operat-
ING full force but mostly on orders for
immediate delivery. Garment manufac-
turers note a fair demand and In some
instances have more business than they
can conveniently take care of. The new
maple sugar ana syrup that has been
put on tho marEet the past week Is Of good
quality and is commanding a high price.
syrup In one or two instances selling for
$50 per gallon. Wholesale merchants
note but little change with collections
about fair ono failure reported for the
"VN'
burlington manufacturers report labor
''''E we" erhploSeo' spring business
"'"o"N '''e retaH merchants is opening
up Slowly. SNilcient snow fell during
Ihe past week TO Keep sleighinS good
reports from Rutland state labor is well
e'hpioyed IN all or the machine shops
'u' demand Tor marble Is not quite upto
what II generally is for the season. Re
TAN trade Is about normal St Adams re
p'rts some me-" maple sugar and syrup
mas b'eh Drought into market during the
past week. Labor Is reasonably well en-
pioNed and outlook or spring business
eooo' AT -. Johnsbury manufacturing
plants are reasonably we'll employed Re
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-30
SUNDAY MAIL.
After July I Curriers' VIII Not Hand
II Out Mt the poStOiIlcc.

After July ! the people of burlington
who wish their mail on sundays Will have
to provide themselves with a postoffice
box or arrange to have it delivered BY
messenger, just AS special delivery letters
are now handled, and by paying for the
service. This is in accordance with an or
der issued Tuesday by Postmas ter Gen-
eral Hitchcock. Mail. on its arrival at
the postolfiCe, will be opened and OK.
amired for special delivery letters and
placed in boxes for those who rent them,
but the carriers, who have heretofore
been on duty for a few hours each Sun
day morning. will have the entire day
to themselves.
This custom is already in vogue at
several cities in the country of larger
population than Burlington. Detroit
Mich, was the first to take the matter
up, the board Of commerce of that city
recommending such action. Since then
Schenectady, y. Y, Lawrence, Mass
Lincoln, Neb., Evanston. H., and San
Antonio. Texas. have followed. The post
office department has been quite ready
to make this change wherever it seemed
to be the wish of tho patrons of tho
postoffco, and the recent enactment of
an eight hour law for carriers seems TO
make such action necessary, if the usual
weekday deliveries are to be main
tanned.