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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
MUST GIVE UP BOAT LINES
j. c. c. Decides Agninst Application
OF Rnllronds,

WASHINGTON. May 15.-The appli-
cation OF the Pennsylvania, New York
Central Lehigh Valley and other rail-
roads TO retain ownership or continue
operation OF boat lines on the Great
Lakes despite the prohibition in the
Panama Canal act was denied to-day
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
All the railroads applying must give
up their boat lines by December /, 1915.
This is the first case involving ex-
tensive steamship properties under the
new law, which has been decided
against railroads. The commission held
that none of the Lake lines maintained
by the petitioning railroads lis being
operated in the interest Of the public
or is OF advantage to the convenience
or commerce of the people," within the
meaning of the Panama Canal act, and
that permission TO allow their opera
ton by railroads will prevent exclude
and reduce competition on the Great
Lakes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
DECIDE TO DIE TOGETHER
Bodies of Mnn md Wife Found in ST.
Regis Hotel.

NEW YORK. May 15.-1n one of the
princely suites of the ST. Regis Hotel,
the bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II.
Ault, OF Newark, were found this after
noon. She was kneeling at her bed
side In an attitude of PRAYER There
was bullet wound in her left temple.
Her husband lay dead at her side. There
was every indication that after killing
his wife the man sat by her for hours
before taking his own life. A note left
for the management OF the hotel ex-
planned that the couple had decided 10
die together, and apologiZed for the
annoyance and Inconvenience their act
must cause.
The tragedy was not discovered un-
til o'clock this afternoon. though it
must have occurred early in the morn
ing.
Every indication Is that the tragedy
WAS carefully and deliberately planned
and carried out.
When the hotel employees forced the
door both were dressed as they had
been at dinner the night before The
ambulance physician said the woman
had probably been dead eight hours,
and tho man six hours.
further search of the room re-
vealed the rather startling fact that
the couple We're possessed of only IS
cents. Two postage stamps were found
on the desk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
AVIATOR FALLS 1000 FEET
Was Dropping Roses on Atlantic Fleet
When He Plunged Into River.

NEW YORK, May 15.--An acceptance.
from which j. Robinson Hall was drop
ping American Beauty roses ON the
ships of the Atlantic Fleet, now in New
York Harhor, fell from height OF
about 1000 feet into the river tonight
The aviator was submerged and rem
dered unconscious. Hall and Jack
Tweed. another aviator, who accom-
panied him in the flight. were rescued
by sailors from the battleship Virginia
and taken on board the ship The ships
surgeon announced that Hall was in a
dangerous condition. At a late hour
tonight he was not able to be removed
from the ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
German.

BERLIN. May 10 tvia London).-
German headquarters to-day gave
out the following:
I'm the western theater:
Near Steenstraete we repulsed at
tacks made by the enemy during
the night.
'On the st. Julien Ypres road we
again attacked and made progress
Three English officers and sixty men
and one machine gun fell into our
hands.
The number of unwounded pris-
oners taken by us Gin this regioD
since April 90 has increased to no
officers and $3.50 men. to which more
than 500 wounded men must be
added.
southwest OF Lille heavy artll-
lery fighting was not followed up
by the enemy with infantry attacks.
'On the Lorette heights tho ma
jority of the attempts at attack
made by the enemy were kept down.
An attack from the north on the
high slope which reached our
trenches was beaten off The enemy
suffered heavy losses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
INQUIRY NOT CONCLUDED
industrinl Relations Commission to
Herr More Witnesses.

WASHINGTON. May l5.-The Indus
trial Relations Commission failed 10
conclude today its inquiry into the
relations OF labor and the law az had
been expected. Three witnesses will
appear on Monday and are expected to
close this BRANCH OF the Investigations
John D. Rockefeller, Jr.. and mem
bers of his staff who had been expected
TO appear on Monday for examination
As 10 CORE spondence submitted TO the
commission since the former appear
ance of Mr.. Rockefeller will he heard
later in the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16

tai information OF grave revolution
is that revolutionary committee is in
control of the situation at Lisbon.
a rebel naval squadron has bonn
barded the city Of Lisbon from the
River Taeus, according 10 advices from
Madrid, received by the Fabre Agency
Advices reaching the Spanish capital
from Lisbon sets forth that the COM
mander OF the Portuguese cruiser @.
Vasco da CANA has been murdered
The army garrisoning Lisbon is re-
ported loyal.
Rebellion is said to have broken out
at Ciombra. Oporto. Lisbon and San
tarem.
Fugitives reaching Badajose describe
the situation as extremely menacing.
Telegraph and telephone communica-
ton has been severed, and the troops
appear TO he powerless.
The Fabra News Agency. from whose
agent this dispatch comes, gives It out
under reserve, but says IT believes the
information probably is correct
A dispatch from Madrid to Reuter-.
says it is reported there that DR.. AL
fonso Costa. former Premier of Portu-
gal. has been assassinated in Lisbon.
Or. Costa Is leader OF the Demo
cratic party in Portugal In addition
TO having heen Premier, he has served
as Minister of Finance and Minister Of
Justice. He fathered the law providing
for separation OF church and state, and
other anticlerical measures. He has
been described as an uncompromising
advocate of armed revolution. and sew
eral times he has been sent into exile
DR.. Costa was attacked BY a man
armed with knife at Santaro in July.
1913. and In September OF the same year
another plot II assassinate him was un-
earthed. In February, 1915, young
man named Jose Silvas attempted to
kill him al Oporto.
There have been many previous indi-
cations of serious revolutionary
movement against The present repub-
lican government OF Portugal The
government has heen freely character:
ICED by its opponents as drastic and
arbitrary to an impossible degree. The
President and his advisers have been
called outlaws. There have been soma
political assassinations. Bread riots at
Lisbon were followed by proclamation
OF martial law throughout the republic
and numerous anarchist leaders were
arrested. The army and navy have
been suspected OF disafection and on
GERS Of each branch have been arrested
A so-called republic OF Northern Portu-
gal even was established several weeks
ago under the presidency OF General
Barreto. Very strict censorship has
been maintained by the Portuguese au-
thorities but enough news has seeped
through TO show that the situation has
grown steadily worse.
| Tho life OF the republic, ever since
| It's establishment Ave years ago after
| the assassination OF King Carlos. has
| been marked by strife. Royalist agita :
/ tions At first were the disturbing fac
! tor, but since the beginning OF the Eu-
| roDean war they have been eclipsed
! ny the activities of another movemen
having its genesis in the democratic, or
| radical. element.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
Austrian.

VIENNA, May Is tvia London).-
The following official statement was
issued by the War Office to-day:
The Russian armies in Poland
and Galicia continue to retreat
along the whole front. From
Nowemiasto, on the Pilica River.
to south of the Dniester, in the dis
trict of Dolina, the allied armies are
advancing.
ON the San River our troops
have captured Rudnlk and Lezaysk.
The Germans have occupied Jaros-
lau.
In Middle Galicia the Austro-
Hungarian Tenth Army Corps Is
standing before the gates of its
native town-Przemysl. Further
south. Dohromil. Starry Sambor and
Boryslau are again In our hands
The allied armies under General Won
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
REVOLUTION CRUSHED.
SAYS IISHON DfGpSTCJI

LISBON, via wireless to Madrid. Nav
ia Fabre dispatch from Lisbon
says that the revolution has been
gcrushed
Captain Martins Lima has assumed
command OF the Republican troons.
There are rumors al Madrid, the dis
patch adds, that the leave of Spanish
naval officers has been suspended. and
that the battleships Espana and Carlos
) Quinto have been ordered to Lisbon.
! 1t also stated that two regiments Of
infantry have been sent to Badaioz.
Spain, on the frontier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
French.

PARIS. May 15>-The French War
Office this afternoon issued the fol-
lowing:
There have been no changes in
the situation since last evening in
the sector to the north of Arras.
Here the fighting continues under
the conditions set forth In our last
communication. We have progressed
500 yards in the direction of Souchez.
In this sector there have been vio-
lent artillery exchanges"
The following official communica-
ton was issued by the War Office
tonight:
TO the north of Ypres we have
inflicted check on the enemy.
Our troops have taken several
trenches in front of Hetsas, and, at
the same time, have occupied part
of Steenstraete, to the west of the
canal. and of the bridge OF the
canal We captured three machine
guns and about fifty prisoners, one
of whom was an officer.
ITO the north of Arras fighting
continues, resulting In new progress
for us.
ITO the southeast of Notre Dame
de Lorette our attack has extended
beyond tho refinery of Souches and
we have drawn nearer to it in the
west. We have, In addition, re-
pulsed a counterattack on the slopes
to the south Of Lorette.
AT Neuville-St. Vast we were
continuing the conquest of the
northern part of the village. and
have captured several groups. To
the north OF Poni-a-Mousson. in the
plain adjacent to the forest OF lie
Pretre, We have made about fifty
prisoners. one Of them an officer
On the rest of the front there
is nothing 70 renort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
SHIP FOR JANE adams
Miss Mcdowell Suggests That Govern
ment Charter Special Steamer.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CONCORD, y. H., May l5-rhe re-
turn OF Miss Jane Adams. OF Hull
House. to this country on special
steamship chartered by the government
OF the United States as a demonstra-
ton Of peace is requested in tele
gram sent to President Wilson 10 -dav
by Miss Amy Mcdowell, daughter OF
General and Mrs. Irwin Mcdowell, of
this city.
Miss Adams is now in England,
having gone there following the In
ternauonal Woman's Peace Confer
ence a, The Hague, of which she was
elected president. She has made no
definite plans to leave England for
this country as yet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
PROF. JOHN A. HAND DYING
Chicngo's Veteran Music Master Now
Eighty-Five Years Old.

CHICAGO, May 15.-Professor John
a. (Johnnie) Hand. Chicago's veteran
music master. was reported to be dying
In hospital here to-day from an in
durable malady. He is eighty five
years old
Johnnie" was taken to the hospital
three weeks ago after Il career begun
here siXty-five years ago as band
master and orchestra leader. 1t long
has been his boast that he has led in
the serenades of every President Of the
United States from Buchanan to Taft
He played at the weddings Of General
Philip Ii. Sheridan, General Frederick
ID. Grant and scores of other notable
functions. Professor Hand was born
in the Rhine section of Prussia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
POSSIBLE FOR SINNERS
TO REPENT WITH HONOR

LONDON, May l5.-"The American
government knows" says the Manches-
ter Guardian, discussing President Will
sons note that the suggested inno-
cence of the German government is a
polite fiction. Seldom have We read a
diplomatic document conceived so con-
sistently as an appeal from the worse
to the better self of q nation. and so
adroitly phrased as to make 1t possible
for the sinner to repent without public
humiliation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
Rev. F. X. Gavis President of Charities
and Corrections Conference.

BALTIMORE. MD, May l5.--The Ma
tional Conference of Charities and
Corrections elected these officers to-
day: President. Rev. Francis X. Gavis.
chancellor of the Catholic diocese of
indianapolis, Ind; first vice presid e mt,
James F. Jackson. Cleveland, Ohio;
second vice president, James T. Gill
mour, Toronto, Canada; third vice
president. Miss Minnie f. Low. Chica-
60; general secretary and treasurer,
w. T. Cross. Chicago tre-clected).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
DANISH STEAMER SUNK
The Martha Torpcdoed on Aberdeen by
German Submarine.

LONDON. May l5.-The Danish
steamer Martha was ,orpedood and
sunk off Aberdeen this morning by "a
German submarine. Her crew of e!gh-
teen were saved.
The Martha was 2S2 feet long
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
-LieUt L5waas NIIL5er5

Lieutenant Withcrs, the comman-
der Of the Ell, and also in command
of Submarine Division ), made n
mountaineering trip from Key West
to New York, the longest ever made
by any American submarine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
WHAT WARRING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS

Linsingen have reached the heights
southwest of >DOlina.
'On the Pruth line the Russians
are still attacking. In severe
fights in the north Of Kolomca in
fantry from Carinthia and Stry have
repulsed all Russian attacks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
CROWD BURNS EFFIGY
OF GERMAN EMPEROR

ROME, May 15 tvia Paris).=Demon-
strators this morning paraded with an
ehisy representing the German EN-
peror The crowd was unable to resist
tho police, and rather than surrender
the efigy. burned II amid frantic ex-
element.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN
n Will. NOT INTERVIEWS

= MADRID. May - (via London) Al
ter a conference with King Alfonso to-
day, the Premier and Minister NJ For
eign Affairs made known the determi-
nation Of the government OF Spain TO
refrain from intervention in any form
in Portugal. and to confine itself 10 the
protection, IL necessary. Of the lives ANA
interests OF Spanish subjects in that
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR
OLE WAR RN STIfnIs ~ n

NAPLES tvia Paris), May 15-Two
thousand students made a demonstra-
ton to-day in favor of war. The police
tried to dispense them. and several on
both sides were wounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
MANY PERSONS KILLED
IN BOMBARDMENT OF IIsRoy

PARIS, May IA Havas dispatch
from Madrid says it is officially re-
ported that the BON bardment Of Lisbon
by the mutineer ships resulted in grea,
damage, many persons being killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
REBEL COMMITTEE
REPORTED IN CONTROL.

81 LONDON. May ia news agency
dispatch from Madrid declares there
has been received in the Spanish capt.
JIzx neysFesnt in .gaE4ngal One report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
NAVY OF PORTUGAL
IN REVOLUTIONARY
ATTACK ON LISBON
Continued from First ParnA

OF Balem and went TO Lisbon under the
escort OF the Republican guard. accord
Ing TO the Madrid correspondent OF the
iHavas Agency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
SALANDRA FINALLY
CONSENTS TO STAY
Continued from First Pagc.)

N>oh'''"c' iiotii ifSl fdSc.)
struction to that effect. The GiordinaI
says this order Will be issued to-mor-
row tSunday)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16

BERLIN. May 10 tvia London).-
German headquarters to-day gave
out the following:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22
PESCADORES.

Algunos botes pescadores en- los cua-
les Sc encontraban alemanes, ten1an a
SUI cargo, simulando Sc entregaban al
deporte de la pesca, sehalarle por una
combination de faroles ell canal de sa-
Ida por la boca del Morro al paquebo-
te que Sc aventuraba a irse sin prac-
tico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22
ESTA MEJOR

En- el Sanatorio Espanol de Hato
Rey, a donde ha sido llevado ell indus
trial de Santurce senor Jose Rodriguez
Perez que produjo tan desagradable es-
cena en- la madrugada del sabado, ha ex-
perimentado una visible mejor1a
De continuar as1 no ser1a necesario,
10 que parece, que siguiese ell procedi-
miento va iniciado por los tribunales
para confnar al senor Rodriguez en- un
sanatorio especial.
Seg1n nos explican algunos amigos
que estuvieron verle en- ell 'Auxilio
M1tuo", ell enfermo Sc halla en- un esta-
do de completa lucidez, reconoce a sus
amigos y no ofrece ning1n s1ntoma de
grave perturbation mental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22
Son otros Lugos

Nos ha visitado ell joven Fernando
Lugo y Figueroa para decirnos que no
es Ell ese Fernando Lugo de que habla
un suelto de information del BOLETIN
publicado ell pasado viernes
Sc refere la information que quiere
aclarar Fernando Lugo y Figueroa a la
sustraci6n de un gallo que, otro Fer
nando Lugo hiciera q Monico Escalera
y que este pudo recuperar mediante Ia
gesti6n policiaca.
Fernando Llgo Figueroa es perso-
ma bien conocida, bien reputada y Il
quiere que no Sc lie confunda con su ig-
norado hom6nimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22
Batalla campal
en- Lares
TRES HERIDOS GRAVES,

Nos informan de Lares que en- ell ba-
rrio Bartolo, de aquella jurisdiction,
ocurri6 aver una sangrienta riha entire
Te6filo Romero y Tomas y Manuel Soto
Salieron relucir rev6lveres, mache-
tes y punales, y resultaron heridos: Ro-
nero en- la frente con arma blanca; To-
mas Soto, en- ell vientre, ,tambien con ar
ma blanca; y Manuel Soto, en- un brazo
y en- ell abdomen con balas de revolver.
Los heridos fueron llevados de dicho
barrio la poblaci6n de Lares, donde
fueron debidamente asistidos.
La polic1a y ell juez municipal estan
hacienda la investigation del caso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22

NOTA TRISTE
Ell LICENCTADO PELEGRI.

Anoche ha fallecido en- Mayagiez q
Llcenciado Pelegr1 Roger, vice-c6nsul
de Espaha en- dicha ciudad. Ell fnado
gozaba de muy mercedes prestigios en-
la ciudad del Oeste donde residfa desde
hace muchos amos.
En- tiempos de la soberan1a espanola
eJercio la profession de abogado con exi-
to notorio. AL ocurrir ell cambio de 60
bierno y con el cambio de gobierno tan
tos otros cambios, el Licenciado Pele-
gri Sc retro a SUI hogar.
Hace va muchos amos que no eiercfa.
Viva modestamente, con decoro SEN
cillez, rodeado de una familia eiemplar
y querido y respetado por todos.
Ell entierro del cadaver tendra lugar
esta tarde las cinco.
Nuestro distinguido amigo ell Consul
de Espana don Benito Zalduondo no
puede asistir al f1nebre acto y ha roga-
do a don Miguel Esteve Blanes, Presi-
dente de la Casa de Espa1la en- Maya
guuez, que le represente en- ell acto del
entierro.
Ell senior Zalduondo ha pedido tam
bien don Miguel Esteve Blanes que Sc
haga cargo de los asuntos del consula-
do en- Mayaguez.
El BOLETIN Sc asocia al duelo que
en- la colonia espahola y la buena socie-
dad mayagiezana produce ell falleci-
miento de Licenciado Pelegr1, y env1a ell
mas sentido pesame a la distinguida fa-
milia doliente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22
Circular

Los sefores Sanchez Hermanos, de
Lozia, nos informan que, por escritura
otorgada ante ell notario don Francisco
Soto Gras, ha sido disuelta la mercantil
que giraba bajo la denomination de San
chez Hermanos, haci6ndose cargo de la
liquidation de dicha sociedad, ell socio
don Jose Sanchez Garcia que Sc ha es-
tablecido bajo su solo nombre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22
La conferencia
mencual

Ell jueves pr6ximo Sc celebrara en- ell
edifcio de la Association de j6venes cris
tianos, las de la noche, una confe-
rencia a cargo del distinguido orador
don Emilio del Toro Cuevas que desa
rrollara ell tema este ella amistad".
Tambien habra varios escogidos nf-
meros musicales
AL acto' hemos sido invitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22

Tia noche del sabado habr1a deJado
81 puerto el vapor aleman "OdenWalo
g; las antoridades federales no llevan a
10 nractica las en6rgicas disposlclones
que tomaron para evitarlo.
ri Collector de Aduanas cuando Tue
reouerido para expedir al buque los
documentos de salida para Hamburgo'
Sc neg6 a concederlos alegando tenla
antes. que recibir instrucciones de
Washington. Debido a que ell CONAN
dante del "Odenwald" insistiera en- los
deseos de marcharse a toda costa, el
collector Sc puso al habla con Ell coornel
del Regimiento quien ordeno a una nu-
merosa guardia bien' armada y con ba-
vonetas caladas, en- la que tiguraban
algunos n1meros del pelot6n de artllle
ria de montana con sus correspondents
tes ametralladoras, ocupar todos los ST.
tios estrat6gicos del antique arsenal,
con ell fin de impedir, hacienda fuego
en- case necesario, que ell buque Sc fue-
Sc sin la debida authorization de las
.autoridades aduaneras.
La guardia de referencia estuvo
cumpliendo las 6rdenes superiores des-
de cerca de las II p. m. del sabado
las 2 a. m. de aver en- que sc retro
sus cuarteles. Esta retirada sc JuZga
haya obedecido a posteriores medidas
militares que Sc pusieron en- practlca,
para ell aseguramiento de que ell vapor
aleman a que nos referimos respetar1a
las leyes de los Estados Unidos, y per-
manecer1a en- puerto interim sc lie CO.
municara pod1a hacerse a la mar.
Desde que el "Odenwald" empez6 a
tomar carbon Sc le puso a su bordo un
aduanero que de dfa y de noche vigila-
ba sus movimientos mas gnifcantes; !;
ademas los jefes del servicio de adua-
mas cont1nuamente iban a bordo OBJ
servar todo 10 observable.
10 DE AVER.
A las $50 p. m. principle Ell "Oden-
wald" hacer las maniobras de salida,
al tempo que un Official del mismo ma
nifestaba al aduanero senior Agostini
que Sc. bajara al bote del President"
al costado del buque, pues en- case con-
trario Sc arriesgar1a seguir ell viaje
que iba aquel a emprender.
Ell aduanero pidi6 que lie ensenaran
los documentos de salida, a 10 que lie
contestaron dandole minutes para re-
solver una cosa otra Ante ell peligro
inminente que Sc lie presentaba ell senior
Agostini obrando con entera prudencia
tom6 ell bote VIC salir al vapor.
LA SALIDA.
Todos los ofciales federales sc ente-
raron rapidamente de que ell vapor es-
taba saliendo.
AVLSO.
Por telefono sc comunic6 la noticia
al peloton de artiller1a de guardia en-
ell castillo del Morro.
DISPAROS.
A las 2 y 55 en- ell momento en- que
ell aleman estuvo al alcance de las ba-
las de los soldados que comandaban
el teniente Marxuach, ell comandante y
Ell coronel del Regimiento, tres descar-
gas de 58 balas cada una le fueron dis
paradas para amedrentarlo y obligarle
4 nararSn DO 1ac dichac doc 10 dinro7,
en- la proa y una cerca del tim6n.
CANONAZO.
Queriendo continuar su marcia 4 pc
sar de los disparos, le anunciaron por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22
Incendio en- Camuy

Ell jefe de la polic1a ha recibido esta
manana un telegrama que dice as1:
Camuy, Mario 21, 1915.
Anoche fue destru1da por un incendio
La casa de Aureliano Lopez. ICreese in
tencional Sc investiga.
Sargento Sharon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-22
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Hoy Matinee, con las cintas "Espi-
mas de la vida, en- 6 parties y dos CO
micas
En- la function de las ocho y media:
"Sacrifcio por el Blas6n" en- seis par
tes cinta austriaca. Y la cinta La
venganza de un criminal y justicia del
mismo'', en- nueve parties.