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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
RUBBER ATROCITIES
STIR UP COMMONS
MEMBER WISHES TO KNOW IF
LEADING DIRECTOR WILL BE
ARRESTED.
GREY AVOIDS REPLY
JULIUS ARANA. ON HIS WAY TO
:. LONDON. !, FACES, GRAVE CHARGES
BEFORE BRITISH
COURT.
GREY AVOIDS REPLY

LONDON, Feb. 4.--The proceed
ings for the winding up OF the Amazon
company. which owns the rubbed con-
cessions OF Peru, have been adjourn
ed for. two weeks pending the expect
ed arrival of Julius Arana. the leading
director of the company, who it IL
alleged is TO sail for London to testi-
fy before the court. The judge init
mated that there would be no further
adjournment II It was found on the
date referred to, two weeks hence.
that Arana had not sailei fnr this
country.
The matter came up in the house Of
commons tonight Sir Edwards Grey,
the foreign secretary. replying to a
question by Lord Rober. Cecil. an to
whether anybody has as yet been pun
ished for the atrocities IN the Indians
in the Putumayo district, said he had
not heard OF anyone being actually
punished, but several arrests had been
made. and orders had bacn issued for
the arrest OF Arana and others
Joseph King. Liberal member for
North Somerset. asked II AranR would
be arrested on his arrival in Eng
land. The foreign secretary replied
that this was very dirct- question.
At the resumption today of the In
Qniry into the Putumay0 outrages
Chairman Roberts, Of tire committee.
upbratded Mr.. Geligud,- the secretary
OF the Amazon company. and the cor
poratinn itself. for having misled the
frreign ofiices onthe point as to the
cost OF the production OF rubber and
the amount paid to the Indians for
this work, which, he said was some
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.--Policeman
Eugene Fox. who pleaded guilty or
Tuesday to q charge Of bribery. con-
tinned his confession. begun before
his pleading fon Tuesday. In con-
ference with District Attorney Whit
man this afternoon.
In the course of his story. Fcs
told the district attorney that he had
formerly collected excise graft az
well ~ graft from questionable no
tells, but that about three years aGo
he had been ordered not to make
further collections from the saloons
and 0ther viciators Of the excise law,
He said that no understood that this
graft was to go down town." which
he interpreted as meaning police
headquarters. He did not say posi-
lively who 1t was who, according tf
hin information. received the money
when 1t reached headquarters.
Fox's statement today implicated
several names which have not been
used before In connection with the
present graft investigations. One o.
these Is q former inspector who u
who handled the $1,000 fund raised
to keep George A. sipp out Of tbs
State when he was wanted ~ a grand
Jury witness against Fox. It IL not
improbable that the grand jury may
BE- asked to look into the connection
OF this former poiice official with
the case. BTibing = witness not e
obey z subpoena II q felony s,s
SllQxEs Up Syssessl. s...,.s.,
The revelations made today by Fox
and the information obtained by thu
- - 49, 49, 49,
OF great moment In knitting togeth,
er various threads which the prose.
cutor has picked up here and there
and In shaping the future OF the pres
ent inquiry. Those who like to refeI
u the chief figures In the graft sit.
uation ~ . s'system. win have Z
better excuse Tor the use OF the WORD
a. q result OF what was learned bs
tho prosecutor and his men today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
Under Cover Of Fierce Fire
Division of Troops
Storms Fortress
FAILS TO CAPTURE
SORE PRESSED CITY
Turkish Troops Ready to d
Rather Than Surrender
and Besiegers Have
No Easy Task

LONDON, Feb. 4.--The bombard-
ment of Adrfanople was kept IN nv
the Bulgar and Serb besefgers nearly
al day today. There was a short
Wniie when the field guns were NOT
pounding away, q breathing spell ia
aiiow foreign consuls and non-coua-
batanfs to leave the sore pressed city.
but in the afternoon the laundering
began again, and by night against the
aim amphitheater Of hills in which the
city lies was the reflection OF Ares
started in many parts Of the Ottoman
city by the shrapnei of the Bulgars
The bombardment began with this
dawn In a few hours it increased
IN It's fury, and under the cover OF fe
a division Of Bulgarian fighting men
went out against the forts they have
attacked SO often since October Dis
patches received here from the capi-
tails of the involved countries, for
since the war was begun anew at
o'clock last night, there has been no
word from the front, nor is there any
likelihood of receiving such, indicat0
that the attack failed
Task Is Difficult.
On the~whole ii is believed by mill
tary men that the Buigarians and
Servians have. In their attack upon
Adrtanople. the most difficult OF tasks
They do not seem to be able to pene-
thew do this thew arc face r. Sara s.,ssss
another ana even stronger I;ne NJ A.
lenses The hest IF tha T,,rLisr, ars,,~
i.s In Adrianon1e under the insniri,,e
Ieadershin 81 shukri Pasfa who tfs,,ss
and again has said that II the l,s-
leaguerers take his city they must
take 1t by storm, since he will never
surrender
The rumor that the porta ~
agreed to surrender 2Adrfannpie5 crooa
M. again. this ttyne in An. unrnnfsrnne8
racws agency renort tram r.orstnf nh
nople. '7''
TIA alIies have annarerstfvs set 4I,Stirs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
Attack ON GaIlipoli.

PARIS. Feb. 4.--Dispatches re-
ceived here state that GalIipoii haa
been attacked by the Ruigarians. and
that in the event Of its falling thSY
will secure the key to the Darde-
neIles. n
Dispatches from Pera say the fer-.
eign diplomats are urging Turkey M
surrender Adrianople. 1t Is under
stood that II this Is done the sultan,4
religious authority will remain this
same as In Tripoii. The plan for the
naturalization OF Adrianopie has fai-
len through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
SHOCK NOW DENIES
RECEIVING bR|DE
WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATE NO
LONGER SUPPORTS FRAUD
CHARGE IN ELECTIox.
SENATORS ON GRILL
CHIFFON AND WATSON APPEAR
BEFORE COMMITTEES HAVING
GLAssCoCK MEMORIAL
UNDER CONSIDERATION.
SENATORS ON GRILL

WASHINGTON Feb. 4.-The ssn-
ate committee on privileges and elec-
tons held a session for two hours to-
ted at the last session by Governor
Glasscock. and several members OF the
West Virginia legislature. charging
corruption in the election Of United
States Senators Chiffon and Watson,
OF that State. The two senator's were
before the committee.
The meeting was In executive SEES
sion.
The accused members told their
framed up by political enemies, and
In refutation of one charge. the most
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
ENDS ms LIFE IN JAIL
BY SETTING FIRE TO ZEE

NORWOOD, MICH, Feb. f.
Peter Wasser. fortx years old. Of
Ptkesburx, Pa. who wAs arrested yes
terday On statutory charge. commit
TO his prison mattress and crawling
beneath Il. w
Tho body II bsiasa held awaiting
word xrozn = brDtbAk y Duncan. N. 7.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
AUTO BANDIT SAYS
He IS ANARCHIST
ALLEGED SLAYER OF BANK MES
sEwcER POSES nEFoRE PARIS
COURT.
HAS DENIAL FOR ALL.
REFUSES TO NAME COMRADES. DE-
80. cIARISG FRINclrLEs or .
ANARCHY FoRnID HIS
DOING 30.
HAS DENIAL FOR ALL

PARIS, Feb. 4--The general pub
lie today abandoned all attempts to
witness the trial OF the group of auto
mobile bandits at the Pxlais de JUS
tice. There was no crowd outside the
building, and the strictneAs In regard
to admission was RELEASED somewhat
The admission card. which was ex-
acted SIX times yesterday 1t the open
Ing Of the trial. vs. only asked for
twic4 today. Nevertheless, the extra
stilf ON duty, and M precautions
against rescue or disturbance were
continued.
The accused bandits took no inter-
est IN today's proceedings. and none Of
them listened to the interroGa&ions OF
the magistrates, except when his or
her own particular CASE was men
toned.
oners to be examined The chief
charge against him n the shooting OF
the hank messenger On Ordener
street. He II q loQuGcapun and argu-
mcntAtive anarchist, W4io Muently dis
posed OF points which had not been
raised against him BY the president
OF the court. He used = hundred
words where somStimes one would
have been sufflcient.
Accused Denles An.
Dieudou1se.s de1sx,ee consisted OF
fiat deniala He d0pted that He knew
Bonnet. who, with Garnier, was the
leader OF the gan6., ana who wa
killed by the police ana gendafmes
When cornered he Always took refuge
SO ffsartfrued n, a1ennX rs.r.A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
Garrison Is weak.

BELGRADE. Feb. A dispatch
from Demetika says the bombardment
of Adrfanopl6 was renewed today ats{f
drew only 4 weak IRE from the xArr3~
son. Parts OF the city are on firess
This IL due to the work Of forty new
Hervtan seven-inch guns that hava
been firing on the fortress.
The advanced posts of the beliiger-
ents are said to be only two hundred
yards apart.
Foreign refugees who left the fort
ress last night say there lis still . con-
siderable quantity OF breadstuffs At
Adrtanople, but no fuel, and there ~
q great shortage of medical supplies
and dysentery Is on the increase.
II In again reported that the Turk
ish commander at Scutari has offered
TO surrender II the garrison - allowed
I'd march out under arms to AvloMN
The Servian commander. to whom IT,
advances were made. said he would
have to refer them to higher aufh0E3Ss
ties. Meanwhile he suggested 70 ~
sad Pasha. the commander, 70 th4
MonteneErins as the real masters ~
the situation. 8s S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
Old King Menehk
Is Alioe Again

j.. ROME, Feb A---Italian- government
has received dispatch from the min
lister 1t Ads Abeba. Abyssinfa. which
mentions Prince Idd3-Jeassus return
to the capital. but making no refer
ence to the reported death OF King
Meneiik.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
Expect News Of Capture

Of the shell fire which Is reporte6 M
have set IRE to Adrianople u aiIOyRe
to come In by telegraph and the a1$
tent OF the connagration r uuhu0M13
Everybody here Il expecting AAsk
news OF the capture of the fcrtrea
The most frequent estimate - Tt
Il viii fan IN ten days. An o1llciak
port IL that the ccnsuls and 3orel&
leave the place. sss
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13
Lo del Callejon
del Tamarindo

Tenemos entendido que el Attorney
Y los demas fancionarios del departa.
mento de Justicia va han conclude Ia
investigation que estaban hacienda
acerca de 81 Narciso Viilanueva Sc cayG
de la azotea de su casa en- el callej6n
del Tamarindo, 81 realmente fue ase-
sinado. Ell Attorney solo espera ell in.
forme de la comisi0n de medicos
nombrada anteayer con ell fin de que
examinase ell cadaver de Villanreva,
para hacer p1blico ell resultado de las
diligencias investigatorias por el Y sus
subalternos verifcadas.
La Comisi6n medica sc reuni0 aver
para examinar ell craneo del interfecto,
esta tarde volvera a reunirse por IL.
TINA vez con ell objeto de suscribir cl
informe.
Los miembros de la Comisi0n no quie-
ren anticipar SUI opinion en- el case por.
que tienen ell proposito de antes suscri,
birla ante ell Attorney; perO no Obstante
ese prudente mutismo, Sc ha Transparent
tado que los senores medicos dictamina-
ran Ell el sentido de que la herida que Ell
ell craneo recibi6 Villanuleva no fue pro-
ducida pOr un Instruments cOntudente,
sino que ha sido motivada por una
caida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13
DE TEATRO
''GEISHA"

La cuarta function de abono Sc dij
anoohe con. la deliciosa obra de Sidney
Jones, "Geisha opereta en- tres actos,
de costumbres japonesas, muy conoei-
da de nuestro pIblico y no hay que de-
cir que muy aplaudida.
Los artistas que la Interpretation ano
che merecieron la acogida que el pnbl:.
co les di0.
Las senoras Fiorio y Theran recogie-
ron buena cosecha de aplausos. A tau
agradable tarea Sc asociaron con buenos
resultados tambien los senores Fiori,
Maqui, Pangrazy, Minuti, Ginuta y
Guidi.
Ell coro que toma una parte tan prin-
cipal en esta obra y que tiene a su car
go ell preciOso n1mero de la plegaria,
no fue tan aplaudido como merec1a, CO.
mo merece siempre, porque ell coro es
uno de los mejores elementos conque
cuenta esta companla
La empresa visti6 muy bien la obra y
puso al mejor lucimiento un buen SER
vicio de scena.
La orquesta merece todo encomio. La
batuta magica del eminente Maestro
Lovreglio ha puesto de relieve una vez
mas que nuestros m1sicos saben su Of
clio.
Los coros Y la orquesta, los escollos
de otras compafiias, son ZEN esta grandes
colaboradores de los diarios exitos:
Domingo Orozco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13
Merjeliza en- la
Biblioteca Insular

Nuestro estinado companero don To-
nacio Lopez Merjeliza, dara una confe-
rencia, ell pr6ximo domingo en- la Biblio-
teca Insular.
81 tema escogido por el ilustrado pc
nodlsta es: Ell descubrimiento del Pa
cifico por Vasco Ntlnez de Balboa
FL tema tiene ahora una gran actua-
lidad y de la ilustraci6n del senior Merle
liza es Gle esperar que 10 haga, ademas,
ameno.
Els de suponer que ell p1blico asista a
la conferencia del domingo, ahora que ell
quito la Raza tiene tan magnos predi-
cadores, y ell acto del domingo pr6ximo
Sc consagra. precsamente. 4 poner de
relieve la vida ejemplar de uno de los
mas grandes capitanes de la conquista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13
Estad1stica del tempo
Enrique Lefebre.

El promedio total de lluvia de la Sc.
mana fue casi un tercio de la normal Sc.
manal en- Noviembre. En- unas cuantas
estaclones, mayormente del interior, hu.
bo una precipitation de 2 pulgadas Z
mas, pero la cantidad general fue meno1
Gle una pulgada, y en- un gran por Glen.
to de la isla cay6 menos de ! "A pulgada
El promedio por divisiones fue, division
|N. o. 81 pulgada, S. O.43, 0, O.S2, y E
1.O7 pulgadas. La temperature regis
trada en- la semana fue casi normal. cor
extremes de $50. Y $50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13

Esta noche, como 5a de abono, Sc
anuncia en- Ell Municipal" La Viuda
Allegro tomando parte todas las prime
ras fguras de la celebrada troupe.
En- ell tercer acto Sc bailara la intere.
sante danza de apaches.
Desde anoche 'el ,p1blieo comenz6 i
separar localidades, pues hay gran as
pectacion por admirar la labor artfstiva
de la 'Gattini'' !, de" Angelini, asi co
mo 4 Merighi, que juicio del p1blico, es
el mejor Conde Damilo que Sc ha aplau,
dido en- el Municipal. =
Malana yiernes sera otro lleno. Sc
anuncia La Casta Susana. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13
NOTAS HIPICAS

El programa para las carreras que e
domingo proximo Sc celebraran en- e
Hlp0drOmo de San Juan es bastante in
teresante. Hello aqui:
la. carrera, a 1000 metros Medarcc
IS libras, Lii 100, Dragon S0 Pastorf
n, Latero 80, Wawasa 81.
Pa. carrera, 4 100 metros
Cefiro S5 libras, Carpathia 90. Valen
ella 50, Suave so, Rosita 100. Milo 100
Bandolero 90.
3a carrera, a 800 metros:
Tempestad 80 libras, Mulato 90, Bri
bona 81, Gacela 81, Cleopatra 81, Atr2
vido IS, Army 70.
IA. carrera, a 1.400 metros:
Bo, Yuma, Pasodoble y Rigoletto, TO-
dos con cien libras.
5a carrera, a una milla:
Weyler so 1ibras, Secreto so. Cesar
100, Margot so.
6. carrera, q 1.4OO metros:
Pasodoble lis libras, .Judia 80, Obrc
TO 70, Thyme lis, Saratoga 90, Califor
MIA SO.
Ia. carrera, 400 metros:
Submarine SO libras, Taboo 90, Car.
melita IS, Lii 90, Lee 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13
Sobre Betances

La Respectable 1ogia Union y Ira
bajo", de Vieques, ha contribufdo con
la suma de OUNCE d61ares para el
traslado, homenaje Y manso1eo los res
tos del DR.. Betances.
Habiendo regresado de su viaje Il
Venezuela el Lcdo. Perez Pierret, Teso-
70 de este Comite Executive, Sc advierts
a los Sub-comhes de La 1sla Y a las per
sonas q. deseen contribuir con su 6bolo,
que dicho sefor deben remitirse las
cantidades para esta atrt1ista empire.
sa. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13

iorVluO reparaQOr eStlmIlante Gle Sus
| dOrmidas energ1as de intelectualidad y
de gerarca en la appreciation de 10 bellG
y de 10 bueno; cuando SUI esp1ritu en-
contraba- un parentesis EN- aquella ex
plosi6n de placer interior, de conipln
cion anhelada, de fervorosos creyente.
zen ell ideal, como 81 una maravilla dc
ventura aleara sobre ell pensamientO he
cho haz, hecho uno de aquel forilegio
de sabiOs y de Yates; cuando todo era
luz y todo amor, y magn1fico entusias
mo, colossal, y los pechos vacilaban es-
trechados, tensos de emoci6n; y ell al.
ma c0lectiva ALI representative de los
mas puros sentimientos y de los mas
anesteslantes y ensOnadores regociios,
vlbrara entusiastica y carinosa cuando
ell hombre y ell poeta austeros 'vivieron
un mOmento, como nunca qtliza hab1an
vlvldo, ESQ, de que pocos han muertc /,
ESQ, suspendi6 al hombre y al poeta !,
cuandO ambOs vivieron muchO a la vez.
para vivir como cumple "a la incognosci
bic perpetuidad del esp1ritu.
Creyerase, del mismo modo que crey6
un bondadoso crltico de la personali-
dad de Gabriel y Galan, que muri6 de
modestia y de sencillez, aquel que dijo
desde SUI retro salmantino:
CantaIba tambien aquellos campos,
los de las pardas onduladas cuestas.
los de los mares de enceradas mieses,
los de las mudas perspectivas secas,
los Gle las castas SOledadeS hOndas.
los de las tristes lontananzas malertas. >
en- amor encantado sin igual la ben
dta quletud a que su alma de poeta ex-
celso aspiraba sin enmienda. Gust6 Pa,
lies, vlrtuOsamente y austeramente. en-
una vlrtud y austeridad increibles. de
la gracia de los campos de su pueblo
Canto la algeria campestre, la insinuan
tie algeria de Abril forido Y la bostezan,
te pereza de las tardes en las praderas
con primor de ge6rgicas Flue ell poeta
de su pueblo. Y Ell su pueblo el poeta
del pals. Grande poeta portorriqueno.
Vlvio como vive su pals. Y con su pals
slntlo con todas las vehemencias de 81.
corazon generOso y bueno. i La Eterni-
dad lie acoja como yuno de sus predilec.
tOs
Y sobre su tumba, que "el verde Abril
la cubrira de fores," tai y como 10 pi-
dlera Ell sus esplendorosos dias de ba-
tallador y de revolucionario filos6fco,
deJemos nosotros un afecto que no Sc
ACADIA nunca y una angustiosa oraci6n
de recuerdo imperecedero
Enrique Lefebre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13
Su Ilustrlsir,na

Manana a la una, en- ell vapor San
Juan, regresara a la Lila, el Ohispo de
Puerto Rico Monsenor Jones.
Asl nos 10 participant del palacio
episcopal.
Damos por anticipate a Su Ilustrisi-
ma nuestra saludo de bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13
NoT1cIAs

Ell gobernador INFERNO ha propues-
to al Consejo Executive ell nombramien-
TO del senior Francisco Canine para Con-
ceJal de Toa Alta, en- lugar del senior De-
metric Maldonado, que renunci6.
-Se ma expedido pasaporte para ell
|eXtranJero al senior Pantale0n Gutierrez
Lebr6n, de Guayama.
The Juncos Central Companv''
corporation Organizada con arreglo 4 las
leyes Gle Puerto Rico, ha archivado en- la
|secretarla de Puerto Rico un certifcado
de enmlenda sus clausulas de incorpo
raclon cambiando ell sitio de su oficina
principal de Humacao d San Juan. ca
lie de Tetuan No. 7.
En- Caguas ha fallecido 4 consecuen-
cla de una patada que lie diera un buey
hace algunos d1as, la nina Estrella Ri
vas.
Han vuelto otra vez al trabaio los
tabaqueros de la fabrica Sola Cigar Co.
de Caguas, que Sc habian declarado en-
huelga.
La policia de Juncos ha arrestado
a Marcelo Arzuaga (a) NIudo. quien Sc
acusa de haber intentadO violar 4 la nina
Venancia Rodriguez de clatro amos de
edad.
-1a sido ingresado Ell la carcel de
MaunabO ell individuO Eusebio Fonseca
(a) Tarugo, contra ell cual Sc ha presen-
tado una denuncia como presunto autor
de los hurtos realizados Ell la casa de
Zoilo Serrano
-AnteanOche, 4 las once media. fue
destrulda p0r un incendi0 la casa conner
cal que los senores Soliyella Co. tenian
establecida Ell Yauco.y asegurada por
23,5O0 d0lares. Mientras Sc hace la in
vestlgaci6n acerca del or1gen del sinies-
tro, ha sido puesto disposition del Juez
ell senior Manuel Toral Blanco.
apoderado de dicha mercantil. FL Juez
lie ha pedido 5000 d0lares de fianza para
quedar Ell libertad provisional
Ell partido obrero celebr6 anoche un
mltin de propaganda en- la calle de Pela-
yo, de Puerta de TERRA
A las siete y treinta y cinco de la
noche de aver, al bajar en- Santurce de
un CAIRO electrico la seiiora Acacia Ro-
drlguez, sufri0 una caida recibiendo una
leve confusion Ell el pecho.
FL presidiario Juan Diepa acome-
tio y agredio en- Caguas Maria Marti-
nez. Cuando un guardia que presenci0
Ell hecho fue arrestar al agresor, este Sc
neg6 obedecerle, por 10 cual el guardia
tuvo que hacer llso del rotten para obi
CARLO que 10 siguiese hasta ell dep0sito
-Por un delito de hurto menor come
lido en- la casa del alcalde de Salinas ha
sido arrestado el individuo Miguel Pc
rez
-Antonia Salgado Sc intoxic6 aver Ell
CaguaS tOmandOSe una fuerte d0Sis de
sublimado.
DE Corozal han enviado al coronel
Stanton un despacho que textualmente
dice asf EN- la madrugada del dia II
del corriente aparecio muerto ell ni1o
Juan Nieves, de IA amos de edad, vecino
del barrio Abras Dicho nino Sc qued0
dormido mientras cuidaba TN horno de
carbon Ell Juez de Paz Sc constituy6
en- ell sitio del suceso y lego a la conclu-
sion de que la muerte del nino Juan Me
YES hab1a sido ocasionada por ell des-
de gas carbSnico''.
Del tren que salios de esta capital
para Ponce ell domingo pasado por la no
che, lie sustrajeron 4 Mr.. George w. Har-
tley, pasajero del wagon Pullman, una
cartera conteniendo tres billetes de cien
dolares y cuatro de cincuenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-13
BANCO POPULAR

Habiendose extraviado la 1ibreta No
1O.97S, de la Logia fElegidos de la Pa
tria : Sc declara nula desde hoy. Sal
Juan, 2. r., noviembre 13 de 1913.
Juan Beyley,
"anuucie''
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-03-13
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A Record In Removals.

The biggest removal In the history
of civilization is at present more than
halfway through. 1t began nine
morths ago. 1t will take another three
months before it is finished. 1t is the
removal of Pierpont Morgan's art
treasures from London TO New York.
AS their value is estimated at over
f15.0oo.O00. the most careful precau-
lions are being taken both in packing
and in transport The packing is be
ing done in special safety deposit
vaults. and the crates when loaded
with their priceless frcights of statu-
airy. paintings and china travel by
road to the SOUTHAMPTON docks in
huge motor vans with special springs
and enormous tires. In order to less
en- vibration still more the vans, which
arc accompanied by armed guards.
travel very slowly. Even after being
safely slowed away in the hold. where
they are lowered by carefully tested
ropes. they are guarded by watchmen
throughout the voyage. in case of
shifting or attempts at theft. The
cost Of this record in removals is ex-
pected to be over f75 .0OO.-Pearson's
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