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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23
LIFT VEIL ON.
MORMON CHURCH
GREAT DEMONSTRATION AGAINST
POLYGAMY AT CARNEGIE
HALL TONIGHT.
Sensational Exposures Promised by
ExcOmmunicated MormOns-Frank
Cannon VIII Speak.

| NEW YORK, Apr. 23-Speakers who
have promised sensational revelations
Of the alleged continued practice of
plural wives among the Mormons of
the country and especially of those of
Utah, are to address the anti-Mormon
demonstration planned for tonight at
Carnegie Hail.
An attack is to be made by several
speakers on Joseph F. Smith, head of
the Mormon church, and alleged proofs
of the activities against the United
States government itself were promis-
ed today AS part of tonight's pro-
gram ex-state Senator Cannon, Of
Utah, who was once an elder in the
Mormon church will read what he says
is a portion of the Mormon ritual, as
follows:
you and each of you do covenant
and promise that you will pray and
never cease to pray Almighty God to
avenge the blood of the prophets upon
this nation, and that you will teach
the same to your children and to your
childrens children upon the third and
fourth generation
Tonight's monster mass meeting will
mark the close of the Pennsylvania.
New York campaign against polygamy
and Mormonism which began February
10. Fifty similar meetings have been
held during that period. The purpose
of the campaign has been to arouse
residents of Pennsylvania and New
York to the realization of the activities
of Mormon church representatives in
gaining converts to the church in
and New York.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23
MOVIE MAN AT COEUR D'ALENE

Moving picture views of the Coeul
d'Alene Rowing clubs oarsmen al
practice work in the shells, and man.
ipulating the boat at the landing do <
were taken during the week by Mr.
Baker, a local camera man, and will
be shown at an early date at one of
the local theatres. Mr.. Baker has al
so caught views of school athletics at
the racing park, which will also be
shown.
The rowing clubs crews are hard
at work in practice for the july re-
gatta. The single and double shells
are due to arrive here from Seattle
at an early date.
The committee in charge of the May
dance on the evening of May l, at the
Masonic temple, and the home vode
will" show, all under the clubs aus
pices, are making excellent progress
with the arrangements. - c oeur
d Alene Evening Press
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

The Women's Union of the First Bap-
fist church, will hold their missionary
meeting Friday at 2:30 p. M, at the
church.
w. d. Humiston of Potlatch, land
agent of the Potlatch Lumber compa-
ny, was in Moscow last night on brief
business trip.
The guests of Mr.. Charles Shields
this afternoon at the Elks' club were
Mrs. Hattie Clark, Mrs. Shattuck, and
Mrs. MacMartin.
President George H. Black of the
Lewiston normal, accompanied by
Mrs. Black, President Axline of the
Albion normal and President Reed of
the state academy at Pocatello, left
this morning for Lewiston via auto
mobile.
On account of the unexpected vol
ume of business which they are oblig
ed to transact at this time, the state
board of education did not adjourn
this morning as they had expected. At
present the plan is to remain in Mos
COW until tomorrow night
o. E. McCrutcheon, formerly dean of
the college of law at the university
arrived in Moscow last night from his
home at Idaho Falls. Dean McCutcheon
will be in the city for some time, be-
ing scheduled for number of special
lectures on idaho Law and Practice
in the law school.
Mrs. E. E. Crandall, who left Mos
COW some months ago for a pleasure
trip to California, writes from San
Diego that she is having a delightful
time. She says that the exposition
buildings are beautiful and that work
is being rushed in every part of the /
park. The weather at the present time
is perfect
Commander Martin of the Major
Anderson Post, No. 5, G. A R., has an
nounced that President Brannon of the
university will deliver the annual Me-
mortal Day address this year. The
program will be given in the after
noon, not in the morning, as it has
been heretofore; and if the weather
will permit the exercises will be held
in the city park.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23
Address by Carlyle.

Dean w. L. Carlyle, introduced by
President Brannon as the Scotchman
from whom without a cork-screW'
you can always get speech, pledged
on behalf of the students and faculty
of the university the most sincere 10y
atty to the board. But who" he ask
ed, could help working in perfect
harmony with a man of such personal
magnetism as President Brannon?"
Others Talk Briefly.
President Reed of the Academy of
Idaho, President Axline of the Albion
normal and President Black of the
Lewiston normal pledged their hearty
loyalty to the state board and the
continued friendliness of their respec
tive institutions toward the other in
situations of the state.
In addition to the addresses by the
visiting members of the board and
the heads of the various state schools
the assembly program included num-
Der of patriotic songs with band ac-
selection by the string
quartet and vocal solo by E. K.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23

By an unfortunate error the credit
of planning the effective decoration
scheme carried out in the gymnasium
last Tuesday evening at the faculty
have been to Mr. C. w. Van der Veer
the head of the department of physic-
al education in the university Mr.
Van der Veers artistic taste is well
known, and his great ability in car
rying out his admirable ideas has been
more than once fully demonstrated.
Special sale all this week of Gran
iteware Dish Pans, Pals, Preserving
Kettles; all sizes and other articles
too numerous to mention--1400 pieces
to select from. At Arnolds 5, 10 and
15c Store, ia Third street L73-6
The committee in charge of the af-
ternoon at the Elks' club today was
composed of Mrs. Charles Shields,
chairman, and the Mesdames Clemars.
Andrews, Willis, and c. w. Brown
Many guests were present. Toward
the close of an afternoon delightfully."-
spent in conversation and at cards
creme de menthe ice, cakes, and cof
fee were served.
Mrs. Jack DE Witt of Pocatello is to
appear there next week in home
talent production of the College Wild
ow. She will have the part of Mrs.
Dalzelle, the chaperon. Mrs De Witt
was here during the first semester of
this year as the house mother of
Delta Gamma sorority of which she
is a member She was before her
marriage Miss Margaret Harmer and
was one of the most popular as well as
one of the handsomest and most bril-
great hit here in the Maneuvers of
Jane in which she played the leading
role.
Miss French, dean of women at the |
university, was today hostess at Il |
delicious l o'clock dinner given at
hall in honor of the state
board of education and the commits
sioner of education. Covers were laid
for 10. Those present were Miss
Shepherd, Miss French, Mr. and Mrs
Rossi, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutton, Mr..
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23
PROGRESSIVE LEADER COMING
G.. II. Martin of Standpoint Will
Speak in Moscow Saturday Night.

Local progressive leaders are active
this week in planning for the grand
rally of it's party to be held in Mos
COW Saturday night at 8 o'clock at
Eggan's hall where Hon. G. H. Mar
tin of Standpoint, gubernatorial candi-
date, will address the public on the
issues of the coming campaign.
Mr.. Martin is a forceful speaker
and it is announced that he will make
one of the most interesting addresses
ever heard in Moscow along polite
al lines.
1t is understood that the meeting
will mark the first step for the or
ganization of the party in Latah
county with a view of putting up a
full county ticket. I'm order to give
proper support and emphasis to the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23

every continent on the globe. On ar
irving in Latah county twenty-six
years ago he settled on homestead in
the pine stumps then located in dense
woods, but now three miles south of
Deary, and since that time he has not
crossed the boundaries of the county.
AS soon as the wedding takes place,
he will return with his wife to take
charge of his 100 acre ranch, which,
during his absence, is being occupied
by Lewis Hanson and his family, Mr..
Hanson being a nephew of Mr.. Kjor-
holt
The members of the Norwegian Luz
theran Ladies Aid Society of Deary
presented Mrs. j. F. Swenson, wife of
the pastor of the church dozen solid
silver salad forks in token of
TEEN in which she is held by the ladie9 !
of the church. :.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23

state ticket it is the duty of the peo-
pie of Latah county to put up a
county ticket and we intend to do SO, .
said Charles Thompson, chairman o.
the Latah county progressive central
Witherspoon have charge of the plans
for the Saturday night meeting.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.
Wheat, Russian Red, per bu.. .76 to 77c
Wheat, Club, per bu. ...... "a to 78c
Wheat, FOrtyfOId, per bu.. Is to 79c

The above quotations are furnishe
by the M. P. Miller Milling Co.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23
MOSCOW PROPERTY AT AUCTION

The property at 708 South Washing
ton street, part of the estate of the
late Jan A. Bjorklund, will be sold
at auction at Troy on April 18th.
Sealed bids for the property will be
received by the probate court or by
E. G. Olson, 313 Lincoln street. from
whom full information can be OBJ
tanned. R69-0-77
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23
BOARD MEMBERS
AT THE ASSEMBLY
CONTINUED from Page ID

in the mind OF every member of the
state board is to give the Young people
of Idaho square deal"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

LEWISTON, Apr. 25-FOre-
cast till 5 p. m. Friday: Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday with
probably showers. h
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-23

The Star-MirrOr is on sale a little
after five o'clock every day at the
Corner Drug Store and Glenn's.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
Puerto Rico Comercial

H. aqui eel summarize del numero Ii dc
IL Important Rerista Puerto Rico
fomercial oreano dc la Camara de
Gomcrci0
Puerto Franco. III Comercio lie Puer-
- kleo y las Companies Nayieras, Car
"a del Inspector dc correos. La Ley
Sherman. Legislation contra los mono
poliOs. La opinion dc la Isla. Curse In
iernariona dc expansion Comercial en-
Barcelona Aoia de duel0. Ferr0carriles
>'cundarios. Algunos datos cifras
arerca IA Cuba. I'll tabaco como fertili-
zanie. Gurioso sistema para el estampa-
do le iela,. III .lapon explotara la Chi
ua. Importation de arroz, Suero para
aumeniar Ia leche. Production mundial
h. pctr6lco. Propaganda it'll. Mundia-
Us. Ia zafra actual Ell Cuba. Las fortu-
nas en Alemania. Agriculture dentro dc
ana caverna. la dulee cana De un pals
Distant Comerciales etc. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
|Lourdes en- Puerto Rico

Deb;do al cello apost0lico que carac-
leriza los Reverendos Padres Fran
.ciScanos Gle esta Capital, Sc ha lmplan-
kado aoui el Quito la Nirgen de Lour-
les.
Pocas veces Sc ha yisto ell temple
tam concurrido de feles, como 10 fue
/ yer cl vasto temple que aquellos rell-
ciOSoS pOSeen Tn concursO numeroso
de fieles acudi6 4 presenciar la bendi-
ION dc una muy artistica imdgen de
4ourdes, fdelisima reproduction de la
cue Sc venera en- aquel puntO de pere-
erinaci6n mundial FL altar ofrecla un
aSpecto bellisimo que invitaba a respe-
tuoSa veneraci0n
Con tan fausto motive anoche duo co
MEMO en- la referida iglesia un solem-
le Triduo, Ell honor de la Virgen de
.ourdes. con asistencia de crecidislmo
lnmero de devotOs
DespuGs de la recitacion del Santo
Rosaric otras Oraciones apropiadas
II rehgioso acto. ell Rvdo. p. Antonio
le Castillo. con Su proverbial elocuen-
ia piadosa, expres6 ell motive funda-
mental del quito de Lourdes, significan-
do ser aquel el impetrar de la Vlrgen
el fom"nto de la ensenanza Catollca,
o. one tant0 ha mcnester. dijo el ora
Tor, 81 pueblo de Puerto Rico. Luego,
sc extendi6 el Padre Castillo Ell hermo-
sas consideraciones sobre 81 alto poder
de Maria Immaculate, Ell favor de la
doliente.
Torainado ell fervoroso discurso, tu-
10 lugar nm acto verdaderamente con-
varias ninas ofrendaron ante
e primoroso altar lindisimos ramille-
les de flores variadisimas, pronuncian-
do bellisima composition la nina Maria
Teresa Loubriel siendo escuchado con
marcadisima atenci6n ell dialogo Azu-
cenas para Lourdes, : que admirable
mente recitaron las jovencitas Merce-
des Meendez y Pura Bocanegra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
Los CONSTITUTIONAL
EN- LAS CONFERENCIAS.

Washington, % 90 a m)-Los
onstitncionalistaS han decidido enviar
IN representante la conferencia del
Niagara. Sc dice que ha sido designa-
10 para esta mission don Jose Vasconse-
os, un abogado mejicano que Sc en-
uentra actuaImente en- Montreal FL
lelegado de los constitucionaIistas in
ormara los emisarios de la paz acer
de los propositos de Carranza, sin com
promoter este aceptar plan alguno
lie armisticio. Este acuerdo, aunque
10 es todo 10 amplio que era de esperar-
e. no leiara de surtir su efecto GUAM
do los constitucionalistas tengan ell do
ninio absolute del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS Y
Ia ACTITUD DE VILLA

Washington, %, (915 a. m 1-Esta
Ia sido la semana mas sangrienta de
a revoluci6n de Carranza. Sc han con
jrmado las ejecuciones de muchos of
tales y soldados federales al norte de
1altillo. Las matanzas de Villa han
'ausado indignation en- los Estados Uni
dos, y amenazan la ruptura de las re
hciones amistosas que ha venido soste-
niendo el Gobierno de Washington con
las tropas insurrectas. FL Embaiador
de Esp@na ha protestado ante el Secre-
ario Bryan, y este 1Itimo ha llamado
a una eonferencia los agentes de Ca
rama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
N1mero 12O
Corte Suprema

En- ell caso de Manuel Olivar ct al Y.
Domingo Andino ct al. sobre informa-
clon Gle dominic. tambien Sc celebr6 Ia
vista SIN asstencia de las parties de Ii
moclon sobre desestimaci6n de apela
clon presentada por la parte apelada.
En- ell disbarment No. s. In re Fran
cisco tlgueroa Maestro, comparec5 el
qHerellado al objeto de mostrar razones
en- virtud de las cuales no deba cesar en-
el ejercicio de la profession notarial
manifesto que no tenia raz0n alguna
que alegar a eSa parte de la sentencia
Sc celebr0 la vista del recurso de GER
tiorari de Augustin Hernandez Mena V.
Hon. H. NJ Hutchinson. Juez de la corte
de Distrito de Mayagjiez, sin asistencia
lie las parties.
En- el caso de Victoriano Martinez
Alvarez V. Antonio Gonzalez Padilla So
bre terceria, Sc dict0 resolution tenien-
10 por desistido al demandante de la
apelacion interpuesta contra la senten-
cia de la Corte de Distrito de Arecibo
de Febrero 6. 1913
FL Hon Juez Pedro de Audrey dict0
resoluci6n transfriendo para ell LINES
% las 9 de la manana la vista del Ha-
beas Corpus presentado por Alejandri-
na Mallen. senalada para ell 20 de los CO.
rrientes
FL case del Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Carlos Toro Fernandez, por Ii,
belo infamatorio, fu6 senalado para Wis
ia Ell dla 3 de Jrnio pr6ximo las de
la tarde.
En- el caso de Manuel Hermida Y Ma
nuel Palos hacienda negocios bajo ell
nombre de Iermida y Palos, V Manuel
Te0timo Gestera, sobre cobro de pesos,
apelaci0n contra orden levantando en-
barge Sc dict6 sentencia revocand0 la
orden de la Corte de DistritO de San
Juan, .Secci0n Ia, de % de Enero de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
LOS NUEvOS OESCUBR|DORES.n

III ia 30 drl eorrenis ha publieado
NJ ~uu g. Nen YORK. un arilculo
de nn .ellor iioser y iial~on
El sun ha yisio lor e>ir medic.
'lsnas a. pfs,.a sii -~i> a. sus ampiias
ealamnss. de pa>o ha offe'ido a s'is
lss.iors ana .i.ia del lalaeio is = Santa
Catalina rau nn lsin.ro qus dire Ca
~ lilanea
ror la m.sna rsaeiiiad que ga IA
paris sraiica. disilngue Ia parie des-
rpfna dr arfiu.o a. iiai'son
su.rn. l.or lo ,isio. ,', uno de ess,s tanios
fau.eons. qae sienen ~ pais eresendo
en lo, ufofuts oiirlaise 3 euando ven
gus agal $40 4. aian loe prrne ron Ion
sanxa .aIrn Airirnsio naladrrlas que
na s.l,..a.e, ,,,.ns hat i~.ri"iieos gu~ ias
aeolan
M.no, Hal au, "a frsra>n sie Air iiab-
.ssn alr fau e,fHGrndo .lllr ~ ha rrriio
.a n d.i-.r ,le 81 l.ar sts oa.Hpair'oias
i. que esq ds'--n ssnir hus'ar nrs'-
.l.. 81 i'urrio Rieo 4lle rsle pals no
.frse oI.oranidasi's ls's j"s'ur' am'-
rrano. para haeer hueno, nes"'i">
-, ,amo, sanan'io
Qus anos r.ianies sulri"e .lur ">iu-
.is.-s.n "a rpnio luien siler r"n un i'i' ga
g i-ie =. arrrpl'nian ie seuir 3 ~
gas "a ramino ael Os-.ie qle - Il gnr
r,rsml~nda az Iisls>an.
Esf. losrn aksnfurera ha si~~-ibieri"
en Puerto h.ro asi lo r..'iia d '"s i'''-
fors aI >un gnr rn Ia isla ~
pad,.,, . mal a. "a p..rrxa. qu' II rro''
qus - rropara i.or me'iio a. an micro
hs
d. iaalaa lue esia fornada por
r.,aiiol.s a. ,sfrac..an nrsr"s e. indios
paiees de ,-.r srate nal ia la per"za
4ne a iufo aiesio o. adqniur Por 20
rlsai .al.a ds c.ismp,a ga eaanio y. cen
sensaa a. lu. no haels fortuna enire
no.0fus
ln fspuiaio hosnhrs ,ls eirneia l'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
DE TEAT RO

l.a o. aaran'a qls dirig' Il a"iahie ar-
.ar sedar purrrolas. far anoehe aplan-
iidi.ira :. eu q de-empsio - las tres
.hra. 4.s nierprrio eon gran aeirrio
30 pufao dr rpsas Ia algeria dr
"a anrria a. robre Naibuena
Fn a. Pahao iur eelebradi>imo
Il se6of izquierio que dirr muy blen
ia part del Tarngo. = F. eiiamos
anf,. s4e la. Aanas l'orque - irian.
lo dsl .fmpsi.eo actor faf personalisi-
ma
l.as SRA. lsaillo Arsllauo. a -.
aof orieeo iambiTn sanaron inaehos
aplaus'-
30 l.a Alegria h. ls llaeria. FL
grario.i.lmo actor Pusrfolas fac eele-
hradis.ne
l.a mofabi.isima flple lousleio iiai.
llo rani6 primorosameuie "a psrie de-
gars.a & II tenor Argaelle. qae
debmafa. flf aplaudidisimo en "a
Neg =
lxmirrdo. eono siempre muy eelF.
sralo Blen. = ss.iiof Arag0nfs
- 81 pobre Nslhuens logro Il
.efor i'nsrfolas an gran iriunfo perso.
nal Fl p6i,lieo aplaudi" las eseeias
.nlsainrnfs. a. - ohra quf eon esiar
ian fi.sa. uo por e,o dela IL agradar
euansio - haee enno aunchN
- yni.iisima ~ria Afellano tlf
.niana.,llaima en e. l'aea fn Il pa
& alsr reriisi6 ahr efan otaeinn
Merssen uns menesin h mfrlio "a
gra Nnnfes. II ~r'a Aonierds > 81
tlor rae0nfs
La ssnsl6n aea',6 muy iarde. = est
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
PUEBLA AMENAZADA.

Veracruz, %, (720 a. m.)-Un for
ejercito revolcionario amena-
"a actualmente Puebla, capitaneado
por In .as, el patriarca de los ndios y
un miristro metodista. Tienen sobre
as arras mas de $4,000 hombres, mu-
chos 4 ellos desertores de las filas fe-
derales Sc espera de un momento 4
trc n capitulacion de la cilldad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
Cine Tres Banderas'

Hoy. vierneS, Sc proyectara en- el Cine
Las Tres Banderas la interesante
pellcula estreno en- doce parties LOS
DECRETOS DE LA PROVTDENCIA.
Para manana sabado Sc preparan dos
grandes estrenoS, 'REINA DE ISLA'
en- seis parties; 'LUJURIA", en- seis
Y, para la pr6xima semana la gran
diosa pelicula Los POBRES DE PA
RIS. Ell once parties
Esta Empresa sigue y seguira dando-
lie d conocer al p1blico que lie fayorece
con su asistencia, todas las mas impor-
tantes peIlculas que Sc fabriquen Ell Ell
mundo entero, no omitiendo gasto algu-
no para clio.
a9A4AzSz NJ x4448Y w w w W zNl49AG NJ " y 1k@.3
tiene el proposito de ocupar a Mazatlan
antes de marchar camin0 de Gaudala-
jara. Los rebeldes han hecho muchos
en- Topic Acaponeta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22

aeonseJ6 que - fuese, porque 81 Sc que
daha po'lria eoniraer el microbio que
tanto estrago eSia hacienda entire la po-
blaei6n de Puerto Rico cuyo principal
euidado dice el comunicante del Sun
-s-s conner. deseansar y esperar que el
sol se p0nga . Como este senor Bah
son no estuyo lo que Sc observa Ell las
oiieinas del gobierno. crey6 a. un ioven
americana 40 podria vivir he eSta con
formidad. y aceptando el conSejo del Sa-
bio ga question tome al vapor y 81 fue
com yiento fresco Ese favor le debemoS
al ignorado hombre de cicncia cuyo
nombrc 10 ha querido revel.rnoS el jo-
Yen ayeniircro. pere Il quial debemos
alguna gratitud por Ia pelma de que nos
ha ibrado
rorquc qniercn decino> nuc>tro> lee
ron-> lo que hubicra sido dc noSotros,
s "a lovcn liah>on en ycz de tomar cl
cou>eo a yapor toma an deStino en-
Ia, oiirina> del gohicrno y remite cada
corrco uua raria al gran diario neoyor-
quino
Dr D. rNaciitud de- cuanto obServa.
ba,i, d,.eir que Il elise de Santa Catali-
IA por Ia partr dc la pucrta de San
Juan aparcce como una vista de la Casa
Blanca
\ =. ia cosa> dr tanto bulto comete
seluitoracion,> tan tlagrantes 81 ioven
lsah-on quc no >cra cuando 81 mete en-
honduras hablando de co>aS que no le
pnr,len dar h,-'has cn ana tienda de pos
tales dlias otros utcnsilio> para turis-
fas
En iin relcbrcmos que a>i sea. que el
pals no ofrcuca "oporiunldadcS csOS
ioycnes amcricanoS que yienen aqul con
idtnficas miras que iban al OeSte y oja-
Ii que iamporo Ia, ofreciera cSoS "a
meniables politicians que en calidad
H. iuiorrs vcnimos padeciendo deSde
hace dlel >els amos
N COWBOY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
"Boletin Historico
de Puerto Rico"

HemOs recibido ell cuaderno n1mero
tres del "Boletin Hist0rico de Puerto
Rico =, que publica ell ilustre historiador
de Puerto Rico doctor don Cayetano
Coll Toste
FL Sumario de este tercer cuaderno es
muy lmpOrtante, como puede verse, y
las an0tacioneS puestas por ell doctor
Coll TOste son tambien muy dignas
de menci0n
He aqui el sumario:
Inventarios. Contrabandos NIilcia
DiSciplinatla, Juez EclesiasticO, Cruza-
da, Santa InquiSicion. Justicias Ordi-
narias, Cabildo Secular, Papel Sellado,
CartaS y CorreOs, Guardias, Desertores,
MedicoS Y Cirujanos, Caminos Puen-
teS, BestiaS Caballares Mulares, Cul-
two de TierraS, Multas, Cimarrones,
Vacantes de las Tenencias Derechos.
.IucceS EscribanoS. Alguaciles. Juan
Ponce de Leon. Documentos Ineditos,
SegundaS Capitulaciones entire ell Co.
mendador OvandO V Juan Ponce de
Leon. Carta de Ponce de Leon al Carde-
nal CiSneros, otros interesantes docu-
mentoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
CABLEGRAMAS
{POR CABLE FRANCES.)
SALTILLO POR LOS REBELDFs

FL Paso, -, (S a. m.)-Saltillo esta
EN- poder del ejercito constitucionalis
Ia. Los federales evacuaron la ciudad
la marcha de retirada
hacia San Luis de Potosl-mareha 6sta
larga y penosa pues la distancia es de
242 miilas trav6s del desierto arido Y
caliente Las tropas rebeldes de Tam
pico el ejercito del mismo Pancho Vi
Ia hal salido en- persecution de los fu-
gitivos Esta derrota del ej6rcito fe-
deraI ha sido un goIpe anodador para
n cause Huertista Todo el norte de
Alejico esta perdido para FIuerta. La
iudad lie San Luis no esta bien fortif-
ada y IS dudoso que pueda resistir por
nucho tempo el asalto del vi"torioso
jercito de Villa Era EN- Saltilo no
en- San Luis donde esperaba Huerta
renccr / los insurrectos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
Y a llego

Nos ayisan los -Senores Sobrinos de IL
quierdo que han recibido un cablegra-
ma avsandoles que aver llego BARGE
Iona el vapor "Conde Wifredo y
Como i bordo del hermoso buque iban
muchas familias estimadas aqui, consig-
namos con satisfaction la noticia, en- la
Seguridad de que ha de ser recibida con
agrado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
DESCUBRIMIENTO NOTABLE.

Washington, p, 90 a. m. )-Se ha
recibidn la noticia del decsubrimiento
on Salvador de un mineral que contie-
he partlculas de radio La nina esta
situada en- Cerro Pol6n, San Suntepe-
que, al norte de la repdblica, fu6 des-
cnbieria por un ingeniero ingl6s Sc
est}n busoando mas dep6sitos del mi
neral