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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-25
HAWAII Chinese
KILLED; MYSTERY
SURROUNDS DEED
[special star-BulI1tin WireIessl

Especial STAR -Bullttin Wfrelessl
sHILo, Nov. 25--one Of IRE most
bfutaI murders Ia the history of crime
Oh this Island was committed some
time last night when Akona, IN o1ef
Chinese, proprietor Of store near
KeaIakekua, was bektep 70 death With
; Club or blunt Instrument 81 some
kind. His skull was crushed n three
places. He got up during the night,
according to his wife, took 4
lantern and went out Of the back
door. His wife 1eIf asleep. she says,
after he left the bed, and did not
awaken Until aroused BY James
Lewis, who found the body IN : pool
Of blood at O'clock this nnoruina.
The chInaman,s money and bic swakcl,
were missing from the store but there
10 10 ether Clue to the robbers or mo-
tive for the crime.
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BANKS
TO OPEN HERE
WITHIN MONTH
Postal Inspector Hare to Take
Charge Of Installation OF
New Depositories

Within q little more than month
postal savings banks will be opened
ii the territory. There win be such
3 bank for every first second and
third class post Office on the islands
Postal Inspector Hare has been
|sent here from California by the post
|al department to prepare for the IN
novation He is now on Maui and
will remain there few days more
before returning to Honolulu. Hare
Was an inspector here about q year
ago, hut was transferred to Califor-
MIA, where his duties included the in
stallation Of the postal banks there.
On January 2, which has been set
as the day for the banks to open, the
following post Offices will do banking
business: Honolulu, Hilo, Kahului,
Kohala, Lahaina, Lihne, Paia, Scho-
fielu Barracks, .Waialua. Wailuku and
Waipahu. This includes all post
Offices In the territory IN the first,
second and third class. Honolulu Is
In the first class, Hilo In the second
and the remaining ones in the third
According to the reports received
from Maui, q great deal of money
WAAAC1s las sUCCAA nCPSs Jul III sCtfCuId-
tion due to one fear or another, will
come out of hiding to be deposited In
the postal banks The same may be
true on this island. -&44 4
Postmaster Pratt believes the
banks will be a great success here.
He said recently that there is no rea-
son, in his mind, why they should
not be as successful here as on the
mainland. i. 80 I'll, !, +. .ss.s45s 'ls~s,-
Inspector Hare" said Mr.. Pratt
yesterday afternoon, :'arriyed here
about the 1st of November to assume
the duties of postal inspector on the
Islands. His work necessarily gives
him much to do with the new banks.
Mr.. Hare was inspector here more
than a year ago. He was transferred
to California and later at his request
given his old position here. Mr.. Hare
likes the islands and is glad to get
back. He is an experienced man and
his work on the coast in, connection
with the postal banks will be of value
to US here The idea is to get the
banks going with as few mistakes as
possible. .3%
Il received from Washington the
notices of the postal banks to be
posted in postoffiees this morning. 1t
will be only short time now before
We are ready to do banking business" ."
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DR.. PRATT SUGGESTS
THAT ALL NUUANUz
WATER BE BOILED

Two cases of typhoid fever have
been discovered by the health offi.
cials in Honolulu recently. and as a
result DR.. J. S. B. Pratt, president Of
the board of health, suggests that all
families using the water of the Nuu-
anu system boil the water before
drinking it. While it has not been
ascertained that the malady is COM
ing from the drinking fluid, DIR. Pratt
advises the precautionary measure
for those using the surface waters to
avoid possible dangerous infection.
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CRITICAL BATTLE RAGING
SOUTH OF JUAREZ REBELS
CLAIM IMPORTANT VICTORY
Federas Apparently Repsed and Several Prisoners Brought
. to City and Executed -CaTanza Men Pursuing Huerta
Troops Southwark

e PAso Tex 2sA tsrrie he rebsls The
YET
from city 1000 The Of rebel
the fsderaIs apparently having repnlsed =
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SUGAR

= SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 90 Sugar,
So degB test, 3.64 cents. Previous
3.S7 cents. Beets. 88 anal
ysis, 9s 31kd: Parity, 3.94 cents
Previous quotation, 9s. 41sd.
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PRINCE TokueAwes FUNERAL

Especial cable to the japanese Chron-
iclel
TOXIC, japan. Nov. 25.--The fu-s
neral of the late Prince Tokogawa. the
last of the shoguns, viii be held in this
city on November 80
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and Mr.. Charles E. Hughes. Jr,, a
son of Justice Hughes of the United
States supreme court, and a classmate
of Mr.. Sayre at the Harvard Law
School, ..'. 49,.
Aides at Wedding. H..
The aides for the wedding were:
Lieutenant Commander Needham l..
Continued on page four1
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warded its application to Washington
for a renewal, which has just come to
hand. The usual routine business,
such as the reading of communiea-
tions and reports, completed the
meeting
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REGAL

The Original undersIung Car, Noted
for Economy Comfort and
Durability. 81
+, E. HENDRlcK, LTD.
Merchant 8 Alakea SITS. Phone 2sls
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Daniels Would Make Life On
Battlesllips Grand Sweet Song

WASHIHG1UN u. G. AsSecretaf3 Daniels
bluejacket tie baithp Otle o ne WIN
probably make similar pfosion&
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REsIeNATIoN NoT AccEarED.

RESIGNATION NOT AccERTEp.
Especial cable 70 tie Japanese Chron-
icIe.
TOXIC, Japan, Nov. 25.T The recent
resignation Of Prince Yamagata, chair
man Of the privy council has not
been accepted BY Emperor Yoshihito
on account Of the difficulty or filling
the position. Only an apt statesman.
one who is familiar with local govern
nient and foreign affairs. is capable
for the chairmanship, and the EN-
peror is giving conside derable thought
to the matter.
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Hyde Weds l Leishman's 5 Daughter

pARls Nov 2ames Hazen Hyde director of
Equitable Company married Countess Louis Pc eQt yn
bride
to is5a ~
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Continued on page four)
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Continued on page three)
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-28
Which Daily Paper?

Readers Of The Lincoln state Jour.
nal are getting some very important
news nowadays about the tariff, the
currency bill and the trouble in Mex.
leo. This paper wants you 20 read IL
awhile just to see II II Is not the paper
you will want all the time. a cut. price
offer is made Ozone dollar from now
until January |, 1914, for The Daily
and Sunday journal. The paper will
be stopped at that time. This special
rate Is made only to induce you to try
the paper and ilnd out for your elf II
1t is not Nebraska's greatest news.
paper The sooner you send In your
dollar the more papers you will get
for your money. Address state Jour.
nal, Lincoln, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-28
KANSAS PICKUPS
Geo. Matson is on the sick list
(t'rom smith county,

Geo. Matson is on the sick list
Bert Payne and family were sunday
guests at the Samuel Asbury home.
Miss Arlic Morris of,Muskatne. Iowa,
is visiting Miss Ethel Million this week.
Mrs. l.. T.. Spurricr went TO Lebanon
Tuesday to get some dental work done
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Shradcr are here
from Thoma, County, Nebraska, visit.
ing relatives.
Miss Mclba Spurrier is visiting in
Lebanon at the home OF her uncle, DR..
Tweedy and family.
Mrs. Emma Damn and daughter Ella
have returned from visit with home
folks in Yuma, Colorado.
Misses Ethel and Minnie Million
were the guests of their brother Frank
and family over Sunday.
Miss Alzina Matson went to Red
Cloud Tuesday to arrange for entering
high school at that place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-28

On Tuesday afternoon the married
men and the single men met again ON
the ball diamou and proceeded to
wipe earth with each other in II game
OF base bali The married men won
the game by n score q { 20 to II.
Prof. Betz WAS official umpire aud we
understand he did not have to fine
any of the players. The Batteries
we,e as follows: Married men-Chct
Shcelcy and Grant Christy, Boone
SAUNDERS; Single men vernon Xeiss
and Paul Polnicky. Each side has won
a game now and we understand they
they will meet again and play off the
tie
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-28
Condition of The Crops

According to the figures Of the Crop
Reporting Board of the U. 5. Depart.
ment Of Agriculture, issued August
Sth, there is "a considerable increase
over 1912 in the ACREAGE of winter
wheat, rice, and wheat In general or
this, winter wheat shows an acreage
OF 3O,3!S,0 900 acres, or lG.4 percent more
than was reported for 1912. Rice
shows an increase of II percent in
acreage, and all wheat shows an in
crease of ) 3 percent. Corn, oats, rye,
buck wheat aud white potatoes show
substantially the same acreage as for
1912, with an increase Of IL per cent
recorded for oats. Spring wheat, bar.
ley aud tame hay show decrease rang.
ing from 81 to IS per cent. FLAX
shows II falling off of li9 per cent.
The condition Of the apple crop is 81 .
per cent, which is about a,3 per cent
less than the ten.year average.
The estimated yields show the follow
ing conditions:-spring wheat, shows
a decrease of 57,O0O.OU0 bu hels the
estimated yield of corn is about 453.
OOO, 900 bushels below the 1912 figures;
oats, u decrese OF about 800 WO,00D
bushels; barley, II decrease of about
5G,OO0,OOO bushel; potatoes, a decrease
of about !,OOo,O0O bushels; tobacco,
a decrease of G7 100000 pounds; flax,
a decrease OF 100000 bushels: and
hay, decrease of 5000, 900 tons
L.. llt "a
shown In the estimated production of
rye and buckwheat
The increases are:-in winter wheat,
the preliminary estimate of which
shows an increase of II ,O00, 900 bushels
all wheat, an increase OF 100000
bushels; aud rice, an increase of 1000
900 bushels.
The quality of winter wheat is 93.7
per cent, as against 90.7 per cent last
year. 1t is, therefore, slightly higher
than the six year average, which Is
81 per cent. The quality of rye is
about the same as last year. The fall
In the production Of oats is somewhat
Offset by the amount OF oats remaining
ON farms August LIST which Is esti-
mated at about l03, 8QU, 900 bushels, or
about 69,0OO,OOO more bushels than
were on the farms on August list. 1912.
6essrai Review Of Crsp Cssdltlsas.
General crop conditions of August
ist. averaged for the United States
materially lower l6.2 per cent lower
than Oh the same date last year, and
also lower AS per cent? than the aver
age condition on August lst. of recent
years. Weather conditions about Au-
gust Ist. were unfavorable for crops
In general.
Lowest conditions are found In
Kansas, with 3l6 per cent below, Ok
lahoma with $50 per cent, Kentucky
with 1876 per cent, California with 1913
per cent, Illinois with 1913 per cent,
aud Maryland with lee per cent below
average conditions. Highest condit-
ions are in Wisconsin, with 10 per
cent, Washington with SO per cent
Florida with SO per cent, aud Mime
sofa with 4.3 per cent above their
average conditions on August Ist.
1t will be observed that the good and
bad spots are widely scattered.
The general or composite condition
OF, ell crops combined on August 1st.,
or at the time OF harvest, 100 repre-.
seutjng the average (not normaD con.
dition, In the United states was 95.5
per cent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
Ell DR.. YAGER
LAS IMPRESION(EtS DE
mir. COLTON.

Ell ex+gobernador de Puerto Rico, Sc
| nor Cotton, ha escrito variOs amigos
suyos de esta ciudad informandoles las
impresiones que tiene acerca del nuevo
Jefe Executive de la isla, doctor Arthur
Yager.
En- un principle, cuando ell senor Col
ton tuvo conocimiento de que hab1a sido
nombrado un professor para sustituirle,
tuvo un hondo pesimismo, pues no cree
aquel en- la efcacia de los hombres que
han dedicado los mejores amos de la vida
a la ensenanza, al frente de los negocios
p1blicOs; nuestro eX-gObernadOr tiene
tornado un juicio muy pobre del exito
que puedan tener los educadores de uni
versidades que Sc han inmiscuido en- la
pol1tica, y ese juicio es todav1a mas
concrete acerca de los que Sc dedican a
la pol1tica colonial
Pero ell senor Cotton sc ha equivocado,
seg1n confesa sus amigos en- las cartas
que nos contraemos, al menos en- 10 que
al doctor Yager sc refere. Ell senior
Cotton ha encontrado Ell las entrevistas
que con ell nuevo gobernador ha tenido,
que es rln l1ombre de vast1simos conoci-
mientos, que tiene un perfecto dominic
de sus deberes en- ell cargo que va a ejer-
GER y que tiene tambien, y este es 10
mas importante, los mejores deseos pa
ra Puerto Rico.
Ell doctor Yager, escribe el ex-gober-
nador, no desconoce por complete ell lido
ma castellano, 10 viene estudiando hace
tempo y va 10 lee perfectamente, por
10 cual yo creo que dentro de POGO ITEM
po 10 podra hablar facilmente enten-
derse mejor con las personals con quien
ha de estar en- connivencia para admi-
nistrar ell pals.
Termina ell senor Cotton sus impresio-
mes diciendo que cree que su successor
triunfara al frente del gobierno de la
isla.
Tenemos noticias de que con el nuevo
gobernador vienen ell comisionado de
Educaci6n, senior BANTER, ell Tesorero,
senor Richardson, el Attorney, senior
Pitkin y otros funcionarios, w.. acaso
en- la travesfa del puerto de Nueva York
San Juan esos amables tutoresnuestros
con sus interesados informes logren ha-
GER que ell doctor Yager abandone parte
de esos buenos propositos que nos anun-
cia ell senior Cotton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
Mandamus 'denegado
Ell DEL SR IZQUIERDO CONTRA
LA JUNTA EXAMINADORA
DE MEDICOS

El Juez de la secci6n civil de la ,Corte
de Distrito de San Juan, Lcdo. C6rdova
Davila, ha resuelto la petici6n de ''Man-
damus" Conditional, solicitada por don
Jose Izquierdo contra la Junta Exami-
Inadora de M6dicos, declarandoa sin lu-
gar.
El senior IzquierdO, estudiante de me.
dicina de la Universidad de Caracas. en-
donde aprob0 todos los cursos reglamen-
tarios, faltandole s0lamente ell examen
general para obtener ell titulo de M6dico
Cirujano, ped1a la Corte que Sc obiga-
Sc la Junta que 10 examinase, sin,
como va digimos, tener ell diploma uni
versitario que la Junta entiende que la
ley requiere para ell caso..
La Junta Sc neg6, fundandose en- la
ley que para el case existe en- Puerto Ri
co, a admitirlO examen y ante la Corte
expuso las razones que para clio tiene.
La Corte, teniendo en- cuenta que con
arreglo al texto de la ley esta en- las fa-
cultades de la Junta ell conceder no
eXamen Ell casos como ell indicado. sin
que NADIA la obligue clio, resolvi6, Ell
vista de esta y otras consideraciones, de-
clarar sin lugar ell Alandamus solicitado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
Santos Chocano
en- Ponce

Ponce, 4.-Con un lleno rebosante sc
efectu6 anoche en- ell teatro La Perla Ia
anunciada Velada en- honor al insigne
poeta Jose Santos Chocano El acto en-
pezo a las nueve con la ejecuci6n de la
bella sinfonia de Morell Campos, ii
tulada El Certamen, por la orquesta
Union Musical de Ponce. Habl6 en- pri-
mer turno el Lcdo. Nemesio Canales que
hizo la presentation del senior Chocano,
siguiendole en- el uso de La palabra los
Sres. Martinez Nadal, Llorens Torres,
Santos Chocano y Hernandez Lopez, que
hizo ell discuso de clausura. Llorens To
rres y Chocano recitaron: ell primero
una poes1a, y Ell segundo paginas inedi-
tas de sus poemas Ell Dorado y Arte vi
da. Este acto termin6 la l y media.Des-
pues tuvo lugar una reception en- los sa-
lones del Casino para festejar al poeta,
la cual resulto muy lucida, habiendose
bailado durante unas dos horas.
Hoy por la tarde Sc celebr6 en- la
Grammar School, una reception en- ho-
nor q Santos Chocano.
El Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
La proxina
conferencia

Con la gran competencia professional
que ell DR.. Font Guillot tiene demos.
trada y la experiencia die STU larga prac.
tica en- Ell ejercicio de la Medicina, da-
ra el domingo proximo una Conferen.
Ella EN- los sallones de la Biblioteca In
sular, acerca de la mortalidad de los nj
nos, sus causas prineipales y los medios
.por los cuales puede atenuarse mucho
este gran dano para las familias y para
la sociedad.
Sera un acto importante y de verda-
dera trascendencia.
Empezara las tres de la tarde y La
entrada sera libre. Solo quedaran las
butacas delanteras disposition
de las damas y de las personals in.
vitadas expresamente por Ell conferen.
ciante.
AksA.akAA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
LA MUERTE De BRAU

Hoy sc cumple un ano del fallecl-
miento de Don Salvador Branl.
NosOtrOs creemoS un deIber nueStro
consignar esta triste efemerides como
un tribute al recuerdo del insigne Pa
tricio como un recordatorio los que
tienen e1 deber de no dejar que la luz
que irradia de aquella inteligencia y
ell ejemplo de aquel gran caracter pa
sen por circunstanciales eclipses, por
esta inconstancia de nuestro caracter y
esta abulia que Sc ha hecho endemica
en- ell pals.
Hace un ano ha muerto Brau, y GUAM
do a raiz de su fallecimiento parecio
salir de los senos del pals como un gran
sollozo que parecia la vibraci6n de un
alto y hondo sentimiento, nos hallamos
conque a exception del acuerdo del
municipio de San Juan, dedicando al
recuerdo del ilustre muerto una de las
calles principales de la ciudad, NADIA Sc
ha hecho todav1a que atestigue la gra-
titud de su pueblo hacia ell literato in
signe
TEMPO hab1a mas que sufciente pa
ra que en- ell Cementerio de San Juan
Sc hubiese levantado, por 10 menos, I'm
mausoleo como 10 tienen Gautier Benz
tez don Jose Julian Acosta, Y Brau
merec1a homemade semejante de sus
conciudadanos no solo por ser una e.
gura de gran relieve en- la vida culta
del pals, sino porque el flle siempre el
hombre de las iniciativas generosas, ell
promoter elauxiliar mas lefcaz de esas
postumas justlcias con que un pueblo
sc ihonra al honrar la memoria de sus
hijos preclaros
Ell primer aniversario de la muerte
del autor de Los Horrores del triunfo
no ha sido commemorate con ning1n ac-
to celebrado en honor de quien tanto
honor supo dar SUI pueblo. Nosotros
no queremos caer EN- esa inmsticia, y
aun aspiramos a que este breve recor-
datorio sirva para excitar los adormi-
dos impulses que a raiz de la muerte
de Brau Sc manifestation espontaneos,
pero que, 10 que Sc rye, pasan pOr una
crisis de aniquilador decaimiento.
Ell primer aniversario ha pasado en-
medic de la general indiferencia Els
precise que ell segundo no ocurra asi.
Porque estos censurables olvidos de los
meritos de los grandes, esta moons
ciente veleidad del sentimiento p1blico,
son de un penoso desencanto para los
hombres "a quienes Ia patria exige sacri-
fcios que han de tener despues este iris
te, este decepcionante epflogo del olvi-
do por toda recompensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
Feliz enlace

Nuestro buen amigo don Juan Fer
nandez de la frma Cantero Fernandez
y Co., ha contra1do matrimonio con la
bella senorita Emilia Schwarz Santi-
banez
La boda Sc efectu6 Ell familia y ben
dijo la union ell R. P. Antonio del Gas.
tillo, de la Orden franciscana.
Deseamos a los felices c6nyuges que
forman su nido de amor en- los albores
de la juventud dichosa, que su luna de
miel no tenga eclipses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
LOS SUCESOS
TRABAJADOR LESIONADO.


En- las obras de una casa que para des-
tinarla escuela Sc esta construyendo
en- Santurce Ibajo la direction de emplea-
dos del departamento del Interior, reci-
bio una confusion ell obrero Domingo
Olivier, siendo precise llevarlo al Hos
pital Municipal, pues la gravedad de
aquella 10 requer1a asl.
NINO AGRESOR.
En- Puerta de TERRA, parada siete, ell
nino Jose Salas agredio con una piedra
a su companero de juegos Lorenzo AFRO
yo, causandole una confusion en- ell era
neo, de la cual fue convenientemente
asistido en- la Sala de Socorros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
..------.sN3S&N&6N-
INFORMACION
Con el gobernador.

Con ell gobernador.
En- la mahana de hoy cOnferenci6
con ell gobernador INFERNO ell ''1eader"
democrata Lcdo. don Jacinto Texidor.
Dos sortijas robadas.
En- el sitio denominado "Cubuy"
tue arrestado aver tarde ell individuo
Julio Eliziaga Vega, ocup5ndosele dos
de las sortijas de orc que le fuerOn ro-
badas hace algunos d1as q Mr.. John
Zimmerman.
Juicios transferidos.
| La vista de las dos denuncias que Dor
| ell supuesto delito de vender billetes de
la loterla de Santo Domingo present6 el
Jefe de la Detective contra ell senior Ce
recedo, que estaba seiialada hoy las
nueve de la manana, ha sido aplazada
para esta tarde a las dos
El cable frances.
va esta terminandose ell trabaio de,
tender la l1nea del cable frances hasta
4 diez millas de la costa de Puerto Ri
! co para conectarla con la que la compa-
| mia de aquel tiene actualmente hasta la
Irep1blica dominicana y Haiti.
FL trabajo Sc ha diicultado bastante
| a causa de que ell cable que va ser CO.
Inectado Sc halla completamente tapado
| por los cimientos del mar.
LAS INiSCRIPCIONES.
Esta noche, a las s, Sc haran las ms
crlpciones para las carreras que ell do
mingo pr6ximo han de llevarse efecto
EN- ell Hip0dromo de San Juan.
PARA CAYEY.
Aver sali6 para Cayey con ell fin de
incorporates SUI compaii1a, en- auuel
pueblo destacada, ell segundo teniente del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico don Rafael
Bird, ell cual ACADIA de disfrutar de dos
meses de licencia
LNSPEOCIONANDO ESCUELAS.
Hoy han regresado de Ponce, en- DON
de estuvieron con ell fin de inspeccionar
las escuelas p1blicas de aquel distrito,el
sub-comisionado de educaci6n senior. Lib
by, el Inspector general, sefor Rockey.
DE REGRESO
Nuestro estimado amigo ell seilor Otto
Wanzelius, socio gestor de la importan-
te casa comercial Wanzelius Oliver
Co., su distinguida familia, ha regre-
sado de su viaje de recreo Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
Continuan las
investigaciones

Durante toda la tarde de aver, y hoy,
ha continuado las investigaciones acerca
de la muerte de Narciso Villanueva.
Los funcionarios del departamento de
Justicia estan trabajando activamente
en- la averiguaci6n de 81 realmente dicho
individuo Sc cayo de la azotea de SUI casa
8 fue asesinado.
Ante ell Attorney General han decla-
RADIO hoy varias personas que va 10 ha-
b1an hecho anteriormente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
Sabado, debut

El "debut" de la Compania de opera
comica y opereta "Gattini Angelina Sc
efectuara el sabado 8 del corriente, y nc
ell viernes como Sc venla anunciando
pues los artistas saldran de la cuarente-
na ell d1a H.
Un gran estreno Sc ant1ncia pra el de-
but: LA CIGARRA Y LA HORMIGA.
Oportunamente circulara ell progra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
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ESTA NOCHE
GRAN FESTIVAL.

Ell magn1fco Concerto de la sefiori-
ia Felici Sc verifcara esta noche en- e]
Municipal.
El resto de las localidades disponibles
puede adquirirse desde esta tarde en- la
taquilla del teatro.
Ell precio de las entradas palcos es
de so centavos.
"A juzgar por ell entusiasmo del publ
co, ell exito del festival sera complete,