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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-08

Juan valera.-"Discursos academcos' f2 +omos) 10e
"Cuenos' 40
HG
"Dafns Coe 10
Critica Mteraria -
Te&ro Ae
Terapeutica social (expuesta en histora g.
"A vuea pluma" (artcuos lterarios polticos) TO-
de anaSd ell XtX 6
tomos $50
G. Mauclair-'Ias Madres Sociales" (novea> aO.ee
C. Mauclair-"E Oriente virgen" (novela) s0
G. Rodriguez Aveclla-"Los Crep1scuos (novela) u
A. de valbuena-'Pedro novela) So
A. de Valbuena-"Rpos Ultramarnos (criticas H.
r. (Prmera castelano
un escrto crftco biografco del autor) 70
T. Dieenta.-'Traperfas" So
de Africa del 1852 6e
J. series de tradue
ei6n del sanscito) 10
T. Ianza-"IM Rendici6n de Santiago" 81
II Ia vda'' S.
campo Propagands sociaia) So
G. Garcia de Ia Riega-sEntremeses ierarios'' So
Obras de Blasco 70 centavos
''Los de mi tempo. HI
"Cosas de Francia"
Chulera'.
"Espaholes Francesca"
%A
dolores Patrios" 81 ~
nuevos,
Secreo de Napoes' Hn
L Martinez sEl vii metal" 70
j. Al v6s de la Espah hte.ra q tomos, 9Os
J. Argamasila.-.De tierras n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-08
CINEMA ! NOTICIAS|

CINEMA : NOTICIAS|
Ia seflurita Hewvelmans ha obtenldo
ell premio de Roma (escultura) en- Paris
Saldra para Italia y haDitara en- la Villa
Medicis en- donde hace dos siglos no ma
e1strado una mujer.
Ha nuerto, en- Paris, ell ilustre fls1co
I'M. Mercadier, antique director de Ia Els
euela PoIitecnica muy conOcldo por sus
.trabajos originates
Segiin infornaei6n Official, la celebre
.artista francesa Nine. Lanthelme cay0
al rhin desde su yath, q eausa de un
sincope.
En- Londres, en- el l,aerodromo, de Hen
don. ell aviador Vedrines vel6 cop frac,
para poder asistir al banquete ofrecido
4 Beaumont
90 ciclistan han efectuado la vuelta de
Francia habiendo recorrido $500 kil6-
metros Ell primero fue Garrigou y ell
segundo Duboc
La copa de F'rancia de nataci6n ha
sido canada por el campe6n de Italia
Massa (velocidad EN- minute IL segun-
dos) y segundo el belga Pletincy.
~ Los 1852 metros fueron ganados "a
cilmente por >el canlpeon belga Pletincy
en- 33 minutes segundos.
En- Roma ha tenido lugar ell concur
so de nataei6n, campeonato de Europa
de gran distancia (53 kil6metros) ha-
biendo sido ganado por ell belga Mas
En- las pr6ximas maniobras navales (
francesas, Sc utilizaran los trenes de CO.
metas (invento del captain Saconey en-
vez de los aeroplanos
~
-
=, slr >, -, 1
Qates de Pssola, M. LIE Bargy, sc encuen-
NJ" en o"hh'o' 0A o'sa eo ~ 'A
1As'o0 poh 0''0 o>'A' @ A-'l >'' 'ooi4o 80
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1l''o 1"n'o os'iol 0ou po-
al aii' LOW oofoiae ,a u''l''1 Apo'
cloh Ell ~ oe 'uiio nc .,e ese any, q ''
xnolle'fo marco % sraoo' eh versa
AieS'
1tile. N"nueieo' "0i A'"sl0' -" "A"o :"
Ell sueesor de Naum raeha, smoaja-
dor de Turouia en- Paris, ha sidO desig-
!, ne.
nadO. Els Ell senior hlIaat, anIlguO EN-
bajador en- Londres y actualmente mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-08

r. A. Batl-' Encantamiente", nevela
G5mez Dc BaaGMo.-"Letras Ideas
2 Rousselot.-"Los M1steos" (espanoD
A. BonilA-N Mite Pgaais
II. Marines Barrienuevo.-''Hi nf.neia"
Grasia Deed1a.-"Cenixae"
g. Martinez Serra-"Ia Humilde Verdaa
n. T6kx.-'Un Hombre de Orc"
n de Santiago Fuentes.-"E Emprendamos vda's
J. Martinez Ruz-"La Voluntad'
g. Cimbai.-'IM cudad terrenal"
Isaac Aunoz-'Aorena Tr&gica'
Pedro de R6pide--"La Enamorada indisereta"
Diez Canedo-"Ia visita del sol", poe6as
& detino-'Hstor dc IN Convento'' (eartas)
Baudeare'Las Flores del m.l''-spleea Ideal-farisB
Vmo-Rebeli6n Il Nuerts
Manuel Machado.-Alma- -Museo-Los cantsres (poesdas)
nanae Observation-Disclosures Galer1as otros poemas,
EN E8Tos PRECIos KgTA MOLU1D0 IL TRANQUE(
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
DAILY DEATH LIST,

virginia Hunt. Altered. . months:
Herman Kitzman, ST. Nary Hos
pitai. 70 years: pneumonia. ~s-s--
huse scheppes Eisise. Aich.s ~
years, tuberculosis. stei-
Gerald r. Peirce, brunswick Hotel
- years; sunshot wound OF head. sui
Frank Ksrszuick. SO Mack. IS years;
waeiaw orabeiny. 2s Adele, ID
Bertha Mulheron, Greenfield. Mich,
os years; cardiac asthma.
Louise Leboeuf. 81 Mary's Hospital
% years. appendicitis.
Marsanna kropidlauska, 3i2 Cleve-
land, rs years: senility
Jessie Graves. 2ss Est, year; pneu-
Henrietta Nelson. az Medium. 10
years; senility.
Frank szenizay. Children's Free Hos
rital, years. tubercular meninssltis
Julia Wood. l62 Fifteenth. II years:
pneumonia.
Fred Miller. springwells, Mich, rs
years; cerebral haemorrhage
Iva H. Brown. Solvay Hospital 81
years. fracture OF skull. accidental
Isabel Lewis, asa Cass, 50 years;
valvular lnsuffciency.
Henry Brigner. l173 Champaign, %
years; typhoid fever
Henry Kuhn, 81. Mary's Hospital. 81
years. uraemia.
Lydia Borowski. 2es Thirtieth. 1:
years; pneumonia.
Elizabeth Wilson. Ice Howard. Il
years; broncho pneumonia.
Richard Toohey, lao Church, 81
years; mitral insufficiency.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
bAlLOON|STS HOPE
TO REACH NEW YORK
Hubert and Mccullough Encounter
Strong Wind After They Leave
st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 9.-That a
strong southwesterly gale has carried
], Cowan Hubert and Paul McCul.
Tough in the balloon st. Louis, No. 4,
fully 600 miles across Illinois, In
diana and Ohio, and into western
Pennsylvania or New York, since
their ascension here last night, IL
the belief OF the aero club officials
today. No reports from the st. Louis
balloonists were received this morn
ing.
The st, Louis weather bureau to-
day reported that a 80 TO 40-mil
wind prevailed through the night in
a direction from st. Louis that would
carry the st. Louis No. 4, across
Ohio, south of Lake Erie. Hubert,
who is plotting the balloon, and Nc
Cullough, his aide. hoped to reach
New York city when they ascended
at o'clock last night.
The balloonists were provisioned
for weeks flight. They carried on
ly % bags of sand and headed almost
due eastward in gale then blowing
40-miles an hour.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
MAYORS TERM
ENDS At MIDNIGHT
William B. Thompson Will Be On
Job, Tuesday-New Aldermen Take
Places III Evening.

Philip Breitmeyer is serving his
last day as mayor Of Detroit. The city
clock will toll the end of his official
life at midnight. while the mayor and
bis friends are making merry around
the festive board In the Hotel Cadillac.
Mayor-elect William b. Thompson and
his secretary, Ernest w. Kurz, will
formally take over the office at 10
o'clock, Tuesday morning, this hour
having been suggested by Mayor Brett
meyer. The transfer probably will be
marked by brief addresses.
The appointments OF Ernest w.
Kurz as secretary and Lloyd q. Cald-
well as stenographer, were formally
announced by the incoming mayor,
Monday morning. Robert G. Lewis
will be retained as messenger for the
present at least.
Fred Van Fleet, secretary 10 Mayor
Breitmeyer. has been elected general
manager OF the Wolverine Motor Sup
plies Co, with factory at No. 1921
Woodward-ave. He will assume his
new duties Immediately after leaving
the mayors office.
The new common council Will be
formally installed. with appropriate
ceremonies In the council chamber,
Tuesday evening The chamber will
be decorated with palms and bunting
for the occasion, but, under resolu-
ton adopted by the council three years
ago. boquets for the aldermen will be
barred and no presentations will be
allowed except the customary pres
entation OF gavel TO the retiring
president. Practically the entire Third
ward II is expected, will be OH hand
to see Aid. William Gutman installed
as president. II is doubtful IL the
council chamber will hold all who will
seek admission.
Mayor Breitmeyer was as happy as
a school boy, Monday morning, as he
busted himself in cleaning up his
desk, preparatory TO stepping down and
out. Rarely had he seemed so chip
per and iight-hearted.
Yes, I'm glad it's all over" he said
In answer to a query. i've had a
good time here, but the task has been
pretty strenuous now and then, and
I'm glad to shift the burden to other
shoulders so | can get back to my
private business"
On the mayors desk lay large file
labeled Bancroft"
I'm going to take that horne with
me-" he said. 1T might come in
handy sometime. In spite of ali that
has transpired, Bancroft and | are
good friends. | really have a very
high regard for him, and think he
has for me.
my exaugural message? oh. yes, |
will have one Il will be very short.
however. | don't want to take up the
time of the council tomorrow night
with lot of unnecessary words
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
MORE HUMAN REMNANTS
FOUND IN BANDITS HOUSE
Several Additional Bombs are Also
Discovered Where Battle TOOK
Place.

LONDON, Jan. 9.-More human rem
nants and several more bombs were
found today in the ruins of the Sid
ney-st. house, used as a fortress by a
band OF outlaws in last Tuesdays
sensational battle with 1900 police.
The remains were in such shape That
II is impossible TO tell how many
bodies they represent
The two charred bodies first found
in the house have now been definitely
identified as Fritz Syarrs, or Dutch
Fritz and Joseph Rudgewictz, alias
Vogel Unless some OF the remains
yet unidentified are those OF Peter
The Painter. it is evident that this
leader OF the gang escaped.
At today's inquest Bessie Gershon,
the dressmaker who had rooms in the
Sidney-st house. testified as to her
acquaintance with the supposed an
archists She said RudgewictZ
brought Fritz to the house on Jan. 2.
She pleaded with the men to depart
but they refused. She said the mo-
ment they came to the house, they
began preparations to resist the po-
lice.
The man arrested on a charge OF
numbering Leon Boron, a Frenchman,
whose body was found on Clapham
common. was positively identified to-
day as Morris Stein. Boron knew the
secrets of the Sidneyst gang and
there is no doubt In the minds OF the
police that he was killed to prevent
betrayal OF the gang.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
BRITISH SUFFRAGETTES
ARE HUMAN, SHE TELLS US
Miss Pankhurst Says They Throw
Stones But Don't Mean to. Hurt
ANYBODY.

=, NE WYORK, Jan. 9.--The sunra
gettes of England, despite the war
like picture painted of them by many
correspondents are really most con
siderate lot of women. There's the
word OF Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, the
recognized leader of the militant
branch OF English suffragists, and
has come to this country for lee
ture tour.
To prove that the suffragettes are
considerable, Miss Pankhurst saSs
4 they throw a stone through windo"
OF a lighted room, on the theory thal
lighted rooms are occupied and M
occupants might be injured by the
stones.
Then. too, they never throw stones
violently, their aim being TO hur
them Just hard enough to break th'
window panes.
: Nor is this ALL When the suffra
gettes go on rampage and tear u
from the roofs of houses, Miss Pank
hurst says they always cry: LooF
out below" before dropping the Ties
TO the street.
Miss Pankhurst was curled up OF
one OF the divans OF the Hotel Marthf
Washington today as she delVere'
herself OF the proofs of sufrage't'
gentleness.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
BENNY GOvARE
WILL co FREE TOO
Prosecution, Failing To Convict
Mother in Matthews Case, Decides
To Drop Charge Against Son.

After celebrating As minutes, Sat
urday afternoon. the jury in the case
of Mrs. Mary Govare, charged with
manslaughter I'm connection with the
death OF Sheriff Matthews, of Macomb
county, brought in a verdict of not
guilty. The decision was received
with applause by the crowd in the
court room. Mrs. Govare wept with
JOY and shook hands with each juror
as she rendered her thanks. In the
Belgian language she said she didn't
wilfully cause the death OF the sheriff
There was great rejoicing among
the members OF the Govare family
when the verdict was announced. The
woman's husband and all the children
greeted her warmly and chung to her
until the court room was finally
cleared. ALL except Benny, the IL.
year-old son OF the acquitted woman,
went TO their home in Harrison town
ship. near Mt. Clemens, where Sher.
if Matthews was killed
Benny, who is also charged with
murder, having shot the sheriff at
the instance of his mother, who
thought the sheriff burglar, went to
the home of Chevalier Theophile Fran.
co.'s, the Belgian consul In Detroit.
where he has been staying since get
ting out Of jail on bonds.
II is not likely. however, that Benny
will have to face trial, In view OF his
mothers acquittal. Prosecutor Stone,
OF Mt. Clemens, told The Times, Sat.
urday afternoon, that the case against
the boy would In all probability be
dropped, as there would now be no
chance to get jury to convict him.
Deputy Sheriff Van Slembrouck,
who acted as Belgian interpreter dur
ing the trial of Mrs. Govare, told The
Times. Monday, that Mrs. Govare in
formed him after her acquittal, Sat
urday afternoon, that tragedy
which occurred in Belgian. 80 years
ago, was indirectly responsible for
the death of Sheriff Matthews.
While she was living in Belgium a
burglar tried to break into her neigh
bor's house. The burglar requested
the people inside to open the window.
AS they did so the man Of the house
was shot In the shoulder.
This event came to her mind like
a fash on the occasion of Sheriff Mat
thews' visit to her home and his de-
inand that she open the door, which
was nailed up. Thinking the sheriff
was a burglar, like the one in Bel
GUM. she ordered Benny, her 14-year-
old son, to shoot, with the result that
the sheriff was killed.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Waclaw Schimelski. q; Sylvia sulen-
ska. 10.
10 '
John ]. Hartel 80. May Crohen. rs.
Michael OLIVIA, 20, Anna focek. %
Arthur Hofer. 20; Mary Budnick, -
Lee De Nike 80, Detroit. Maud III
Styles. 26, Highland Park
August Mudiaff. 81. Rosa Koss, Is.
Edward Steinke, 20; olive Strong, %
William Hoffman, "a, Detroit; Mary
Haag "a, Huron county
Victor Sanders. 40; Eufemia Leager
Steve Petrowske, 81. Mary Masurek
~
John Nokl. 81. Cleveland; Rose Elan
ders. IS, same.
samuel Klein. rs, Cleveland: Marian
Schwartz rs, same.
George W. DeLisle, 81, Trenton, Efhe
X Smith 2S, Highland Park
Charles Guestschaw, 81; Julia Ell
lott. Is
Stanisiaus Yenska. 20; Mary Blake
20
waiydslaus Pierawski. IS; Rosalia
Sala. 20.
Simon Pudeiko. %; Joseph Kacar-
oska, 20.
Antoni Delakts. %; Antonina Maj
donska, is
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
1901 MEN HAVE CONFESSED
THEY SOLD THEIR VOTES
Penitent ohio Residents Continue to
Come In 20 Confess to Judge
Blair.

WEST UNION, o.. Jan. 9.-Though
there is no grand jury session today,
penitent vote sellers of Adams county
Judge Blair. The grand jury will
probe into the election frauds again
Wednesday morning.
Thus far 1924 indictments have
been returned charging vote selling,
and 1901 men have confessed and
been DISTINGUISHED.
Adams county clerk o. G.. German
Is preparing today TO mandamus the
county commissioners for refusing To
allow him $4,000 for additional clerk
hire to carry on the extra wor-. Incl
dental to the election probe.
German charges that he has been
refused to allow the Adams county
political to name his original deputy
and they have cut down his allowance
and he has been co Ipelled to spend
$500 of his own money 10 carry ON the
work of his office.
He made a formal demand OF the
county commissioners today for So
00) for the extra work occasioned by
the election probe and II turned down
asserts he will commence legal action
at once. or the hundreds who have
been indicted In the election probe
only four have entered pleas of not
guilty These are: Wilson Jones,
Harry Nixon, B. S. Black and Thomas
Poole.
1t is believed they will employ at
torneys and attack the legality OF the
Acknowledgement Of these who have
pleaded guilty as well as fight their
own cases
II is rumored here today that Adams
county fraternal orders will shortly
take steps to expel members who were
caught in the election probe.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
BANK ROBBERS GET Sill, 900.
SAT-. In Elm Grove, w. Va, Is Looted
By Yeqes.

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. Sine
First National bank Of Elm Grove, W.
Va. four miles east OF Wheeling, was
robbed of $1,000 cash early today.
The yeggs escaped. The robbery was
not discovered until the bank was
opened.
The door of the vault was protected
nv the yeggs with burlap and horse
blankets TO deaden the sound. The
charge used was heavy one ana
blew the door of the safe across the
room.
The shock tore some paper money
into bits. After helping themselves
TO all the money in the safe the rob-
bers escaped.
No one I'm the village heard the ex.
plosion and the robbery was not dis
covered until this morning when Har-
ry Dieters, proprietor of moving
picture show, went to the bank TO
make a deposit.
James Chambers. president OF the
institution, has refused to make q
statement except as to the amount
OF money taken. The loss is protect.
ed by burglar Insurance.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
DIED.

DIED.
ALLEN-At his daughters residence
Hudson.ave. Royal Oak. Jan. Z. Jas
NJ. beloved father OF Mrs. J. L. Lyon
OF Royal Oak, and Mrs. H. Il. Win
chester. OF Grand Rapids. Funeral
from residence Tuesday. Jan. 10. al
1870, lnterment at weakness ,9S,ls,s
and Reading papers please copy.
loved mother Of Mrs. Jones, Mrs
Thompson. Mrs Fortune, Airs: Shules
Mrs Brownseourt. Mrs. Barnes, VIII
lam and Edith Burlick. Funeral from
residence, 573 Sixteenth-st.. Tuesday
at 1880 and to Gospel hall, o'clock
BURCH-Jan. 6, at her home. 326 Cath
ERNEST. Emily Frances, beloved
mother of Lulu NJ and Charles NJ
Burch. Funeral Tuesday at y. m
via car.
CI.EAVER--Jan. q. at the residence OF
her daughter, 367 Merrick ave. Hell
en- Black. beloved wife OF James w
Cleaver. Burial at Caro-, Mich, Tues
day afternoon.
EDWARDS-Jan. Z, at Phoenix, Ariz.
William f. Edwards, son of the late
John Il. and Eliza Edwards, brother
or Mrs. a. L. Walker and Mrs. Geo
f. Nash. OF Detroit. and John H. Ed
wards. OF Riverside. Cal Notice OF
funeral later.
FLOwERDAY-Jan. Z, May Walsh, be-
loved wife of William Flowerday
and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs: Will.
lam Walsh, aged 27 years Funeral
Wednesday, 2 p. m, from residence
9l5 Bellevue cave.
MATHEWSON 4, William j.. be.
loved husband of Elizabeth. brother
OF Cecil b. Mathewson, Mrs Capt
Atwood, son OF the late Chief James
w. Mathewson, aged Al years. Fu-
neral Tuesday at D. IN. from resi-
dence, $50 Macomb-st
RADCLIFFE-Sudde in New York
Il h.la
ed husband OF Josephine Stark, faith
err of Frederick Percy, Jr, and broth
err OF Marie wilhelmina and Walter
George Radcliffe.
RICHARDS-Jan. Z, at his late resi-
dence, ASP Trumbull-ave., Albert }
Richards. beloved husband of Kate
] Con, and father OF Annabeile. AL
bert j Helen. Marguerite and David
Funeral from residence Monday at
D. IN.
SCHMICKING-Jan. Z. 1911, Ernest
Sophia Schmicking and father .oi
Edward H., of New York and Benja.
min G seh n,aI E E,as,ga from 9s
Notice OF time later.
SCHwARTZ--Mrs Mary. widow OF lat,
Nicholas Schwartz, at residence, 80:
Orleans-st., aged 50 years IL months
from ST Josephs church.
.
gartner Trombly. beloved widow oi
the late John TIombly and mother o.
Alfred and Joseph, and sister OF Rev
Il. j. Baumgartner. aged 81 years
Funeral from the residence. Gratiot'
ave. and French road, Wednesday a
3 a. m, and at Grotto church at $3.50
NOLDE--Dallas. Texas. Nellie. beloyeS
daughter of Anthony and the lat,
Susan Nolde; dear sister of Mrs. IA
Henkel, Mrs. George Peterson, LilliaI
and Anthony Nolde Funeral from
residence. Al Hazel-st.. Tuesday, ? p
IN.
WILLITS--Jan. 9, 1911, Charles e.. hus-
band OF Anna $. Willis and brother
of Mrs William c. Smith, Mrs. ID. %
Wiley and Rev. q. w. Willis Flu
neral from his late residence, 81
Lothrop- Wednesday. Jan IL. al
2 o'clock. Burial private.
DUNBAR-Died Jan. 8, at the family
residence, 597 Tillman-ave., Maria
beloved wife OF Eugene j. Dunbar
mother OF David -. George b., Ed
win e., Charles Il. and Mrs. Harry y
Worth Funeral services at the
house Wednesday at y, IN. Inter
ment at Romulus Thursday morning
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Fred Barker. IL Sherwood
George Phillips. 80 Homer
Theodore Fink, 80 jerome.
Seymour Ptngclly IL Noble.
Geo O'Maley. 94l Vermont
stanley Latarski. III Illinois.
Joseph kloka. 36s Superior.
Fred Geo. Austin. iii Field.
Louis Gardella, 262 Fort.
Walter Stulz. 81 Waterloo
George Briggs, - Linden
VIM. Janusch, ESQ Third
John Geneva, 81 Dane
clifford Crook, 100 Myrtle
John Grutza. eel Palmer
stanley Przybylinski ga GARFIELD.
Joseph Kulk. 1Sl Dubois.
stanley Stick. 255 AleNandrine
I,adislaus PrZybylowskL 1855 Dubois
Robert QuiIk. 23l Vermont.
John Brown, S54 Hubbard.
Joseph Sonsara, 1924 81. Aubin.
BOYS
Frederick Miller, 1888 Fort.
william Stspleton Jr., 266 Seyburn
Roy Anderson. SO Jerome
Frederick Nanassche. 52l Chippewa
Anthony Krzeminski. rs Flowers
Louis Malik. ga Brady.
John Morris. 500 Baker.
David wNnkoop. 65S Michigan.
Joseph Du Rocheri as Lawudale.
Ia Ncrn Grimm. Sl9 Crawford.
Charles r PokOrity. zee Michigan.
Roman Schanzer. /1g Scott
otto Gamroth, 90 Thirty-third.
Gordon WfSmer. II Bcect