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The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
One Of the Five Men In Murder
Car Night RosenthaI Was
Killed Surrenders
RAPID DEVELOPMENTS IN CASE
District Attorney In Possession of
Plans of the kuIIng
SUICIDE STORY is SPOILED

New York, July 23.-Harry Vallon.
one of those I'm the murder car" the
night Rosenthal, the gambler. was
killed. surrendered to the police to-
day. Important developments are now
expected
Lieut.. Becker will be permitted TO
testify II he agrees to waive all i'm
munity. The public prosecutor makes
no effort TO hide his belief that the
shadow of Becker rests on the Rosen-
thai case and In consequence will not
subpoena him. Whitman takes the
position that II Becker is as innocent
as he says he is, he will seek to ap-
pear before the grand jury, waving
immunitw
Plans 20 kin Kosenthal were laid
on the excursion trip of the Sam Paul
association. Rosenthal had been talk
ing too much. Some well known gun
men and blackjackers were along on
that excursion trip and the detectives
now know that Bald Jack2 Rose and
"Bridgie" Webber were also on board
the steamer.
II was the day that Rosenthal
threatened TO tell more about how
the police grated on gambling houses
ttat the word WAS passed around that
he must be made away with.
Il was learned that Rosenthal
scarcely had fallen TO the sidewalk
under a fusillade- of bullets when some
one called District Attorney Whitman
on the telephone and said
You had better get down To the
Metropole ahead OF the police or
pistol will be found on RosenthaIs
body"
The prosecutor hurried to the scene
and satisfied himself there was no
weapon on the body of the gambler.
He then went to the police station and
found out that no mention had been
made Of weapon i'm the entry on the
police blotter. Later the story devel-
oped from several sources that the
murder plot included a statement to be
given out by the police that Rosenthal
had been killed in a gamblers duel.
that two other gamblers had been
wounded and the police were looking
for the injured men.
District Attorney Whitman's prompt
arrival on the scene is said to have
thwarted that part of the plan. The
district attorney received communi-
cation signed "a woman who knows
giving the name of the gunman who
fired the first shot at Rosenthal This
man. the writer said. came originally
from Cincinnati and may have return
ed there.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
BEFRIENOEO WHEN POOR,
GIVES A FORTUNE AWAY

Laporte, Ind. July 23.-To reward
those who befriended him nearly a
quarter of a century ago. when he
toured Indiana on a bicycle, r. Nicho-
las Churchill of Joliet, Ill.,, who is said
by attorneys To he "A multi millionaire,
will be made beneficiaries of his boun-
ty to the extent of more than $4,000,
A letter addressed to the editor of
the Peru Republican states that
ChurchilI's attorneys will make the
distribution i'm December of this year,
at Christmas time.
According to the letter, the man of
new found wealth will give Peru a
$4,000 drinking fountain, $4,000 for a
hospital, $4,000 for children's home,
and sums as follows to friends who
aided him twenty four years ago: one
thousand dollars each TO julius Woods
sisters, $1,000 to Mrs A. h. Weckler
$4,000 to Mrs. Mary Morris, a widow
with six children: $1,000 to Mrs. Dunn,
j. j. Dunns mother, for soup; $1,000
To each of Labc Conham's sisters; ST.
600 To Mary Lockwood, who gave him
dollar: 81 900 TO George Lockwood,
who gave him 81; $1,000 to Ms. J. A.
Marsh. who gave him drink of milk;
$1,000 To each of Anna Landgraves'
sisters. $1,000 To George c. Strobe for
dinner $1,000 to Joe Conham estate
for soup.
Churchill, the lawyers assert, re-
Gently inherited a fortune of several
million dollars by the death of "A rela-
tive i'm England His Identity was es-
tablished by Scotland Yard detectives
after a ten years search.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
TO FISH AT ISLE RoyALe.

The yacht Minnemac. In charge OF
Commodore Norman Macdonald and
Capt. Ralph DeMarry, will leave this
evening en- route for Isle Royale with
party of fishermen including Dr.
Kruger. Il. j. Hall. Will Mckalvie and
Morgan williams. who will spend from
a week to ten days on the island. The
yacht will spend the night at the can
al and will proceed early i'm the morn
ing for Isle Royale. ,.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
WILL PLAY BASEBALL.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
org baseball game 10 be played neAt
"uuuay afternoon between the teams
'epresenting the Bankers and Brokers
u calumet md the members of the
i'"s' club. The game is scheduled to
'eKe place on the grounds OF the prosl,
.,up up IN the coppo farm west of Sec
uon ls' There is considerable rivalry
Tween the teams and IL is expected
''e game will be a very interesting
'"e afterwards the club will enter
'ain lis guests informally.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT
Companies Expected to Enter Market
for Cars and Locomotives.


Pittsburg, July %. 3.-ConsiderabIe m
;erest is being aroused by the pres
ent buying movement in railroad equip.
ment. Leading steel makers believe
that another period Of extensive pur-
chasing of much needed cars and loco
motives by some of the larger systems
has already set in. Information at
hand from usually wcll-informed cir
cles is that number of the railroads
are either making arrangements to
enter the market or are already quiet
ly negotiating for large numbers os
freight cars. 10 be prepared TO move
the expected bumper crops.
In some quarters it is estimated that
the business in sight for the builders
tCtals fully $4,000 cars. The New York
Central system is understood To be one
Cf those figuring on buying heavily.
aud il is said It may award contracts
for as many as 20 600 additional cars.
The Boston X Albany. part OF that
system. is already out with a formal
inquiry for 5000 cars. II is known
that the Boston q Maine is planning
a heavy purchase of cars Some Of
the large Western Cystcms arc also
named as prospective buyers.
II, as reported the Great Northern
has issued circular urging all coal
dealers in IFS territory to stock up
early. as an extraordinary movement
Of grain is anticipated this fan, it is
most likely that that system VIII itself
try To he "forehanded" by getting IN
an order as soon as possible for 9
large number of freight cars. 10 take
care of the expected heavy traffic.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
BIG HORSE SHOW OPENS.
Some Fine Specimens Entered in the
lone Branch Exhibition.

Long Branch. " j.. July 23.-Be-
cause of the prominence of many of the
exhibitors and the large field of show
and race horses entered, more than
usual interest has been aroused IN the
nineteenth annual exhibition of the
Monmouth County Horse Show Asso-
citation. which will open at Hollywood
Park tomorrow and continue until the
end If the week. During the four
days competition total of fifty-nine
classes will he Judged, and an aggre-
gate of nearly $1,000 in prizes will be
awarded. In addition to the regular
classes for saddle horses. hunters and
Jumpers. and harness horse classes
for saddle horses. hunters and jumpers,
and harness horse. classes number
a special features will he introduced
in the nature of military jumping conf
petitious and four running races.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
NEW ROAD is IN USE.

with the exception of one stretch
about half mile long, situated near
the Rhode Isalnd. the new county road
between Calumet and Hancock has
been thrown open To traffic. There is
circuitous route around the short
piece of road uncompleted. The new
highway is said to be In excellent con-
dition by several motorists who pass
ed over 1t Sunday. II probably will
be but short time before the top
dressing on the section OF the road at
present incomplete will be finished
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
PARTY At cREsTViEw.

Calumet Chapter. No. 5S f. a. NJ.
will entertsir al a dancing party 80
Crestview on Friday evening. a special
train viii leave Red Jacket at so
o'clock and Laurinm at 745. bearing
the members of the order and their h-
dies or families TO tho Kewcenaw Cen
tral's popular pleasure resort Special
street cars will convey the Lake Lin
den members 70 their homes ON their
return from Crestvicw.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
ACTING FOR BUSINESSMEN.

The committee named at recent
meeting of the hremen to wait upon
the business men In correction with
the campaign to land the 1918 tournR-
ment. met with much encourag cement
and has been authorized to act for the
business men as well as the firemen.
The Red Jacket department. which will
leave on the firemen's special on the
morning of Iuly 81. viii conduct
spirited campaign among the delegates.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
DEATH OF JOSEPH BLIGHT.

Joseph Bleht. aged 75. died yester-
day at the residence of Capt Shelves
Tecumsoh location. He is survived by
u brother. Samuel Of North kcar'
sarge. The late Mr.. Blight was un-
married The remains were shipped
today to Iron Mountain, where the
funeral will take place with services
at the Central al. T.. church. Rev. Mr..
Harper. formerly of Calumet. ofiiciat-
inn
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
BALLOONS IN LONG RACE.

Colorado Springs. July ga trans
continental balloon race will start
from Colorado Springs during the
summer carnival August 27-29. ia
which il is hoped To- break the long
distance record l.200 miles. Thres
great balloons will start under the
management of Lieut., Honeywell, vct-
eran pilot of the ST Louis aero club,
and wealthy members ~ the st. Louis
Aero Club will pilot them.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
CARDINAL cIeeoNs's 7s.

Baltimore. Md. July 23.-Many let
'ers aud tolcgraphic messages of con
eratulation were received at the ar
'hiepiscopal residence In this city dur
ing the last few days for Cardinal
"lobons who Is seventy eight years of
ase today In accordance with his GUS
tom during recent years His Emin-
en'e is spending his vacation with
Hiends In the vicinity OF New York
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
SUGAR HEARING RESUMED.

san Francisco. Calf. July 2S.-The
hearings In the Governments suit IN
equity to Dissolve the American Sugar
teiinins company, last held in New
york were taken up here today AMI
are expected To- consume several weeks.
FROM here the hearings viii SHIFT to
Salt Lake city and then to Denver,
with the prospect of being resumed
once more in New York about the mid
die Of September.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23

local paper terms 'un berceur electri
que" The cradle is fixed to balance
and this is connected with a phono-
graph. AS soon as the baby cries vi
bratins tablets Of the apparatus ase
set in motion. and these IN turn af-
feet the phonograph. which emits Il
lullaby The rotation of the cylinder
causes the cradle TO foclS. and this pa =
cifies the baby. AS soon as the baby S
cries cease the cradle no longer rocks.
By this means the domestic occupa
tions OF the mother are not interrupted
To look after the baby
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
CONGREGATIONAL OUTING.

Considerable interest is being
manifested in the annual picnic Of tho
Calumet Congregational Sunday school
10 he held az the Freda park OF the
Copper Range on Thursday. Special
trains will leave Calumet at 1880
o'clock. also stopping at Laurium and
1, is probable that a large number OF
Calumet people will attend.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
VERDICT OF SUICIDE.

Coroner Fisher conducted an i'm
quest last evening to ascertain the cir
cumstances of the death of Henry
Huhtala, which was reported in The
News last week. After hearing the
testimony of witnesses. the jury re-
turned verdict to the effect that
Huhtala came to his death as result
of drinking a poison known as lysol
with suicidal intent.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
ALTERATIONS PROGRESSING.

Alterations on the Washington
school building are progressing very
satisfactorily. The quarters former
" occupied by Mrs John Dohbie and
family arc being converted into three
school rooms. which is likely will be
rsed 20 replace rooms In the same
building which are not as favorably
situated. A slight increase In the
seating capacity probably will result
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
china's first paper money is now

China's first paper money Is now
being printed i'm New York.
There are 6.099 building and loan
associations i'm operation in the Unit :
ed states. with aggregate assets of
sl.oS0.sszOSi.
New electric railway is about TO
build connecting Columbus and Tole-
do. O. An issue Of sl,3S5.0O0 in bonds
is soon to be made to finance the en-
terprise. n n ~ -
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
VINCENT AsroR SAILS.

New York. July 2S.-Niucent Astor,
son of the late John Jacob Astor, was
among the passengers or the steamer
Manretania which sailed from this port
today. He is on his way to England
where he will join his mother, Mrs
Ava willing ASior and her daughter
Murlel for the rest Of the summer.
The whole party expects to return to
the United states early In the fall.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
EXPECT ENTRIES TO-DAY.
Location OF Voting Boxes for Miners
Pony Contest Announced.

Location OF Voting Boxes for Miners
Pony Contest Announced.
James 4. Fisher, who has recn ap-
pointed To have charge of the pony
contest TO be conducted in connection
with the c. 4 II. miners picnic. stated
this afternoon that entries are expect
ed today. Mr.. Fisher would be pleas
ed to hear from any live. ambitious
boy who is anxious to get into tho
race for the pony contest. 1t is an
he feels sure will appeal to
many of the boys of Calumet who de-
sire to make the most of their Vaca-
tions.
Mr.. Fisher has announced the loca-
tions of the voting boxes for The pony
and cart contest as follows:
Rod Jacket.
Nertin Bros. store.
Glass Block store.
Tamarack Co. operative.
Rupees Store.
Metropolitan Pharmacy.
Eagle Drug Store.
Superior Pharmacy.
Vastbinder a Reed.
Laurium.
Nivian's store.
Barsantfs store.
Ladrium Drug store.
Superior Pharmacy
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
HEAVY PASSENGER TRAFFIC.

\ Total OF 2.i32 passengers travelled
sVer er the Keweenaw Central railroad
sunday visiting Lac La Belle. Central.
"u aa '-restNiew. Despite the heavy pas
.e"ser tra'hc the efficiency Of the scrv
zee was maintained in very .atls-
.a'''ry manner. much to the credit Of
'he officials Of the road.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
NEVADA BIGGEST wARsHIP.
American Vessel is Last Word in Nav.
al Architecture.

Washington, ID. c., July 23.-The
tattleship Nevada. now building for
the United States, is the limit, the
last thing i'm naval architecture, pow
er and practicability in the world. Ad-
miral Bowles. formerly chief con-
structor of the navy department. who
is building the Nevada, says that she
will be a greater ship than the Argen-
tine monster. which now holds the
battery The Argentine ships are OF
$4,000 tons burden and carry each
twelve 12-inch guns The Nevada is
TO be of greater displacement and is TO
carry twelve 14-inch guns.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
TO ATTEND Y. M. c. AZ CAMP.
New Physical Director Will Arrive in
Calumet in lime.

Calumet in Time.
At the monthly meeting of the board
of directors of the Calumet Y. NJ. G. A.
held last evening, it was announced
that J. Johnstone. the new physical
director engaged by the board would
arrive here i'm time To act as one Of
the leaders for the Y. NJ. G. A. boys
camp which viii begin on July 81.
This announcement was received with
pleasure by the boys who expect to
Participate in the camp this year
Mr. Johnstone is at present in Kan
kakee. NJ. where he Is in charge of
camp under the auspices Of the Boys
Brigade and Boy Scouts of Illinois. He
viii come to Calumet immediately af-
ter this camp is closed. which PROB
ably will be early next week
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
Littleton Deserts Stanley.


Canadian reciprocity act
Littleton Deserts Stanley.
Rep. Littleton, member OF the
Democratic majority of the House
steel trust investigating committee, to-
day presented his views 10 tho com
mittee. lie agreed t. sign tn STAN
ley report with many reservations.
That left Stanley with but two other
members Of the committee Of nine ia
accord with 6im.
Littleton favors a joint body Of the
House and Senate to study the trust
question. and tho exclusion from in
terstate commerce Of corporations in
restraint of trade. IIc says the pro
posed bin putting upon corporations
the burden of providing "reasonable'
restraint of trade preserves the chief
fault Of the Sherman law"
Beef Trust" Inquiry.
The House committee has virtually
agreed upon an immediate inquiry in
TO the existence of beef trust" The
postofi'ce bill with good roads provis-
ions, proposed by the House. and em-
bracing parcels post system, was
reported to the Senate today.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23

The per capita consumption of po-
tatoes in this country at the last cen
sus was four bushels,
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
TEDDY SAYS HIS WILL
BE PARTY OF PEOPLE.

New York. July 2S.-In a
speech here today. Roosevelt
declared. "the new party will
be literally the party OF the
people The fight will be made
on live issues"
Asbury Park. New Jersey.
July 23.-At the end of an all
night conference the progress
i've leaders of New Jersey de-
cided to put a complete state
ticket In the field.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
President Indicated Today That
He is in Favor of Recalling
That Measure
LITTLETON'S new TRUST PLAN
Would Have Joint Body of Both
Houses Study Question
THE "BEEF TRUST"

Washington. July 2S-Taft indicat-
ed today he favored The repeal Of the
Canadian reciprocity act
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-24


FL nuevo ferrocarril gallego sera inau-
gurado a mediado del pr6ximo ano de
1913.
CAMBIO DE IMPRESIONES ENTIRE
Los MINISTROS= Wales DEL
REY A PAMPLONA. ASTURIAS,
SANTANDER Y SAN SEBASTIAN.
Madrid
Los ministries han realizado IN cam
bio de impresiones. examinando los asun-
tos que quedan pendientes de aproba-
ion en- los Cuerpos Colegisladores.
Trazaron tambien lineas generates de
llgunos proyectoS de ley que habran de
ser redactados aprovechando las vaca-
,ioneS del estio Ell las cortes; convi-
nieronse detalles para los viajes del Rey
Pamplona Asturias. Santander San
Sebastian que don Alfonso Sc propone
realizar durante el verano.
ENTRENISTA DE MAURA CON MO
RET COMENTARIOS.
Madrid.
FL .iefe del Partido conservador, Sc
nor Maura ha visitado a don Segismun-
do Moret.
En- su entrevista han estado afectuo-
slsimos ambos personaies politicos.
Desde 1909 en- que Maura, ofendido
:on Moret por los discursos de este que
en- cierto modo mOtivaron la caida del
Gabnete conservador, declare impla-
cable hostilidad' al Gobierno liberal que
FL senor Moret presidia ambos persona
jes no Sc habian visitado
La entrevista, sin duda de caracter
politico, es muy comentada en- todos los
circulos, y preocupa grandemente los
cdHdle JlStdS.
GARNER EN- SANTANDER.- MAG
NIFICOS VUELOS.
Santander.
Sc han inaugurado las iestas de avia-
ci6n.
Ell aviador Gamier Sc elev6 en- aero
plano a una altura de tres mil ochenta
metros, en cuya situaci6n por ell ex
cesiyo viento que bata al aparato cabe-
.eo este temendose un desastre.
Felizmente no ocurrio asl. v GARNER
verified el descenso sin novedad realizan-
10 I'M vuelo de circunyalaci0n Santan
der con un recorrido de cuatro mil me-
troS
Al aterrizar ell aviador, el numerosa
o1blico que ocupaba el aerodromo sus
alrededores le tribute una ovaci6n que
lur0 largo tempo.
Son nnmerosos los forasteros que har
eoncurrido a Santander, atraidos por 81
programa de fiestas de aviaci6n.
-els-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-24

Isla. La temperature maxima prone
dia de la semana fue 90 grades Y la mi
nina promedia 6S grades, regularmente
EN- la isla La temperature mas alta que
han informado fue SO grades en- Ponce,
y la mas baja 56 en- Maricao. La llu
via fue uniformemente repartida en- toda
la isla, con un promedio por estacion
de cerca de 40 pulgadas Ell la sema-
ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-24

LAS MANCOMO NIDADES VI L
MONIES ENCONTRADAS.- MON
TERO RIOS PERSISTE EN- COM
BATIRLAS.
Madrid.
Los peri0dieos defensores del proyec-
to de ley s0bre mancomunidadeS abogan
porque la reforma alcance a todas las re-
giones. suponiendo que de la generaliza-
ci6n de la ley habran de obtenerse bene-
ficios que afecten todas las provinclas,
en- ell orden econ6mico Y administrative,
de su desarrollo comercial, industrial Y
agricola
OtroS peri6dicos insisten en- combatir
el proyecto y aseguran que NADIA signl-
flea la aprobaci0n de la totalidad de la
ley por ell Congreso, puesto que los pro
p6sitoS del Gobierno fracasaran en- ell
Senado
Por de Pronto y en- apoyo de esta te-
sis, citan ell hecho de que el senior Mon
tero Rios ha visitado al Senor Canale-
jas para e&presarle que tan pronto el
proyecto de ley de mancomunidadeS He
que al Senado. abandonara la Presiden-
Ella de la Alta Camara. dispuesto a com
batir la Ley
Esta noticia. confrmada por ell pro
pio interesado. aIienta los impugna-
dores de las mancomunidades es vi
vamente comentada en todos los circu-
los
LAS CORTES REANUDARAN SUS
SESlONES Ell DE OCTUBRE.
Madrid.
FL senior Canalejas. interrogado por
los periodistaS, hizo saber a estOs que
las corteS reanudaran sus sesiones ell 8
de octubre pr6ximo.
Ell FERROCARRIL DE Ell FERROL
4 BETANIOS.-PR EBAS OFICIA-
LES.
La Coruna
Sc han hecho las pruebaS ofciales del
ferrocarril de FL Ferrol Betanzos.
La via tiene de largo 45 kilometres
cOnfandOsp en- ella ; tlIneleS " tres men
tes, uno de 6stos de quinientos metros de
longitud.
Los ingenieros y periodistas que asis-
tieron a Las pruebas ofciales, regresan
encantados Gle la excursion aSegurando
que el recorrido de la nueva via seduce Y
enamora pOr su fertilidad extraordina-
ria belleza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-24
Madrid.


Por prtsumirse que era la de hoy la
ultima session del CongreSo en- la pre-
sente legislature. los diputadoS concu-
rren puntualmente el p1blico toma por
asalto las tribunas hasta ocuparlas to-
talmente.
Pablo Iglesias pronuncia un dlscur-
so contra el gobernador civil de Orense
don joaquin Reixa, acusandole de YER
impasible como los monarquicos portu-
gueses fraguan conspiraciohes en- la
frontera fin de producer EN- Portugal
una revolucion armada.
FL seior Canaleias pechaza la actsa-
ci6n del diputado socialiSta, defendlen-
do la correction rectitud del Gober-
nador Civil de OrenSe. y advierte al m
terpelante en- sus preguntas al gobler-
no. no abusando de su condescendencla,
puesto que la mayor parte de eSas pre-
guntas baIadleS o que no fleneh run
damento serio Ell que apoyarse, 10 cual
difculta la acci6n del Congreso, cosa,
nor cierto one no seria tolerada en- nm
gun Parlamento del mundo
Pablo Iglesias proteSta de esas frases
del .Jefe del Gobierno y hace notar que
Siendo el llnico defensor de los obreros
en- el Congreso. necesariamente tlene que
esforzarse en- mantener con el GoDierno
nm continuado escarceo sobre aSuntoS
oue a los obreros principalmente mtere-
san.
Iglesias don Dalmasio) tradlclona-
Gsta. interrumpe al orador diciendole q.
a los obreros tod0S les defender GUAM
do iniustamente son atacados la IN
terrupci0n produce proteStas Ell los eS-
canos de los republicanos, cruzandose
con tai motivo insultos y amenazas en-
ire tradicionalistas los diputados de la
conjunction.
Restablecida la calma gracias los es-
fllerzos de la Presidencia continua el
debate sobre la totalidad del proyecto
de ley referente a mancomunldades.
acordandose que las Islas Baleares, AS
turias Navarro puedan pedir para su
ferritorio la constitution de delegaciones
como si Sc tratase de regiones mancomu-
nadas
Con esa adici6n al proyecto aprueba-
50 este en- totaHdad Y eI senor Canale-
las da gracias los ministeriales las
oposiciones que lie han facilitado esa
aprobaci6n la eual. como distintaS We
ees habia rapetido, constitute I'm empe-
no del Gcbierno era para el compro-
misc de honor.
Heehas astas manifestations el Jefe
del Gobierno subi6 a Ia tribuna. leyen-
do un Real decreto por virtud del eual
Sc suspenden las sasiepes en- el Congre-
80 y Ell el Senado
y Ia sala y las tribunas quedaron va
cias en- I'm instante.
la INFANTA ISABEL DE VlAJE
Madrid.
La infanta dofla Isabel Maria ha sail
do en- automoyil para Catalina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-24
Noticias de Espana

LA SESSION DEL CONGRESO.-
APRUEBASE EN- T0TALIDAD Ell
PROYECTO DE LEY REFERENTE
4 MANCOMUNIDADES.- SUS-
PENSION DE LAS SESIONES DE
CORTES.