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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of The Union
Perseverance company will be held
at Wadsworth, o., Saturday, Feb. 2,
1901, 10 am, to elect president; also
officers for the townships of Sharon,
Chippewa, Montville, Northampton and
Tallmadge; and to transact any other
business that may come before the
meeting,
WELLINGTON MILLER,
Secretary.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17

Southern Ohio Traction, which
touched TSla Tuesday with closing
sales at rs, sold at rs and 70h be,
fore call Wednesday morning, and be.
tween calls sold at 70%, The closing
bid was 49,
Northern Ohio Traction was steady
before call Wednesday morning. with
a sale at 81, mt which figure Tuesdays
closing sale was made. At the after
noon call, however, the stock was
offered at 50a..
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
BARTENDERS
Reply to Cit zen Who Aaked Why
They Neeoed Chaplain.

To the Editor Of the Democrat:
Dear Strive noticed In Tuesday
evenings issue Of the Democrat that
some individual desired to know why
the Bartenders' union had elected a
chaplain, and what his duties were.
No one but simple minded person
would ask such a foolish question.
The Bartenders' union is q legitimate
organization and It's members are not
q gang of crooks, as few people,
perhaps may believe. They have as
much right to have a chaplain in their
union as any other organization or
lodge in the city. If further informa-
tion is desired in the matter, it will
be given prompt attention by the un.
dersigned or any other officer Of the
union. We long for the day when cor
respondents will be brave enough to
sign their names to newspaper COM
munications. Signed,
JAMES RAYNER,
President Bartenders' Union.
HERMAN FISHER,
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
Akron Boy Writes Home.

Canal Collector James III. Morrison,
Wednesday afternoon, received "a letter
from his sen, Captain Ira |. Morrison,
written December 5, 1900, ut lilo, Pau
0y Island, Philippines. The son stated
that he was in good health, aud had
finished much with Lieut. A. l., Con.
ger, prior to writing home.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
DEATHS.

GUISE-Mrs, Christina Guisc, aged
7s years, months and days, died
"Wednesday afternoon at her home,
1000 s. Main vt, Death was due to
II complication of diseases, Tho fun.
cral viii be held mt the Calvary Evan.
gelcal church at o'clock Saturday
afternoon, Interment In Glendale Gem.
etery,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
file an itemized account.

file an itemized account.
REFEREES COMPENSATION.
The referee in the case Of @. II.
Howland VS.. The Akron vitrified
Pressed Brick company has been al
lowed $25 for his services in hearing
and passing on the points Of law in
volved.
LARGE GROCERY BILL.
Margaret G. Hoffman, owner Of
grocery store, has commenced an ac-
ton in Common Pleas court against
Mary A. Hefferman for $37s.47. She
alleges this amount is due OH n run
ming account of goods furnished to the
defendant.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
George M. Wright has been appointed
referee In the old case of o. G. Barber
VS.. The Kirkham Art Tile company.
This is an action to enforce the liabil-
ity Of stockholders. He will report on
both the evidence and the law.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
New Management.

A. II. Smith, of Mansfield, has taken
charge of the Ozier bowling alleys in
the Walsh block, and will manage the
business from this time. The Sum-
init Colts, a new bowling club, will
endeavor to make strikes and spares
on the alleys Thursday night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
He Was Excused,

"You are wretcbedly careless man,
sir! exclaimed the pedestrian whose
hat had been Knocked off by the man
with the folded. umbrella on bis. shoul-'
der ,rf Ss~a iSt sFGyr2 rS'
And you kick about tribe like
that" gasped the. offender rs he halt
ed. "Why. my dear man. I've got nine
lawsuits on hand for putting out peo-
pies eyes or jabbing holes in their anat.
omy. and it seems absurd to raise q
row over simply knocking off a hat"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
No Family to Boast OF.

Miss Cardinals MIR. Burbank q
man Of family?
Miss Virginia-Not that anybody
knows Of
Miss enthusiastically told me
that he Is the father of several chill
dren.
Miss Virginia-Ha a house full OF
them. but he can't trace their lineage
beyond his common old grandfather
Denver News.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17

authorize the same. In the event that
you do not subscribe to the allot-
ment so made to you, the Directors
OF the company will dispose of the
same, In order TO raise funds for pur-
poses aforesaid.
Very truly yours,
CHAS. Il. MOORE.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17

Miss AntlGue-Oh. MIR. Sourdropp. do
you think that the mistletoe tradition
Is beautifull
Mr. Sourdropp-Whati Is It?
"Why. when man sees a girl under
the mistletoe he has the right to kiss
her"
"Umphl The beautiful part Of II 10
that he doesn't have to."-Baltimore
American.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
HIS Future secured.

Parke-That boy of mine Is smart.
During his last year at college he made
enough at poker to pay all his expenses,
and now be Is teaching me.
Lane-Indeed. What business are
you going TO put him intof
"None. He'll never have to work..
Detroit Free Press.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
Fire at Cantor.

Canton, o., Jan. 17.-(Spl.)-Jacob
Conrad's Touring mill at Sparta, was
destroyed by fire Wednesday. night.
The loss is $4,000, insured for $1,000.
The origin of the fire Is unknown.
Two dwellings caught fire but the
flames We're eXtinguished.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17

Alfred Williams was arrested Thrus-
day upon an affidavit signed by Bertha
l.. She alleges that her husband has
failed to provide for their two-year-
old daughter, Ruth. Williams Will be
arraIgned in Police court, Friday
morning,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
Disappointmsnts,

"Life," said the moralist SIS fIled
with disappointments."
THAT'S right" said the short haired
young man. ut seems to me that
every time you get dollar you've got
TO disappoint somebody else who was
after the same piece of coin."--wash-
ington Star.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
,est because they generally don't try

best BECAUSE they generally don't try
to.
Every woman has an idea that no.
body could look at her and think she
was as old as she Is.
You can always tell when a girl
thinks she is intellectual by the way
she combs her hair.
II you lie to woman and she finds
1t out. she won't trust you; If you don't
lie to her and she doesn't find it out,
she will hate you.-New York Press.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
Gard Of Thanks.

The Hackenberg family OF Barber
ton, extend their heartfelt thanks to
the Aid Society for the floral offerings,
ana also to friends and neighbors
for their Kindness during the sick.
ness and death of our beloved mother.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
Ticke $ Niece ssary.

People who attend the commence
ment exercises at the High school Fri
day evening must be provided with
tickets. The tickets are free, anA
must be secured from members of the
graduating class ..4
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17

NOTICE. have purchased the cigar
store billlnrd paiioi's and bowling al
ley known as The ozier bowling alley,
located In the Walsh building, and
fixed the same up In iirst-class shape
Come In ana see us. Anson II, Smith
proprietor.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
TWENTY ONE.
TrueBiIls Were Found
Report Of Grand Jury
Filed Thursday.
Wanted to Have Indict-
ment Issued
Against Party Who Filed an
Affidavit.
Items Of Interest From Summit
County's Court House Today.


County's Court House Today.
The Grand Jury reported at noon
Thursday, returning 2t true bills.
Charges against 10 other parties were
ignored.
It is known that prominent citi-
zen asked the jury to indict a party
to an action now pending in Court
in which an affidavit for an attach.
ment had been issued 1t was claimed
that the affidavit was not well
founded.
Other cases ignored were those
against Arthur Strock, blackmail;
Martin Holleran, perjury; A. II. Har-
ris, grand larceny; Herbert Shafer,
larceny; Charles Reeves, James Boil
and Daniel Burns, larceny; Charles
Fink, malicious destruction of prop
erty.
The Indictment against Frank Wall
for alleged perjury is in connection
with his testimony in the case where
in he was prosecuted for participating
In the riots. 1t is claimed that he
swore falsely when he said that he was
not in the vicinity of the City building
after 9:15 o'clock.
Lorin Loomls is the only one of the
indicted parties to furnish bond.
1t is for $1,000 and is signed by W.
Bcnnage and Luke Wykoff.
The indictments are as follows: 3
Lorin Loomis q indictmcnts) grand
larceny and conversion of money.
Park Bigelow, same.
Charles Myers, interfering with rail
road property.
Charles Ross, sodomy.
Charles Hall, Melvin Boone aud
Evan James, burglary and larceny.
Ernest Bennett. horse stealing.
Cyrus +. Harmon burglary ana re-
celving stolen property.
James Strapp, Interfering with rail
road property
Samuel Haneline, cutting with in.
tent to wound and kill.
Lewis Harmon, burglary.
Harry Roberts, burglary.
william Wolf. larceny.
Archie McGowan, interfering with
railroad property.
Guy Andrews, interfering with rail,
road property.
Hiram Dreese. uulawfully keeping
place for sale of liquor.
James Strap, Guy Andrews, Archie
McGowan and Charles Myers. mall,
clous destruction OF property.
Frank Wall, perjury.
APPRAISERS APPOINTED.
w. II. Winters, Joseph Bauer and
Jacob Hook have been appointed m.
Jraisers of the estate of Peter Lerch.
William Ii. Lahr has qualified as ad,
ministrator by giving bond for
$1,000.
Inventories.
The guardian OF Peter schocnstinc
has filed an inventory Of the personal
property. II consists of stocks and
mortgages The par value OF the 80.
curities is S6,77o. Inventories of other
estates show the following valuations;
Jacob Misbler. $2,si5 william Duerr.
s947.25.
ANOTHER MOTION.
The defendants In the case OF Ben.
jamin Buttcrworth VS. $. ]. RltchIe
ct al, have died motion asking TINT
the plaintiff set ont IN detail the ser.
vices on which Judgment Is asked. II
is claimed by the heirs of Mr.. Butter.
worth that the Ritcbie's are Indebted
TO them In excess OF $4,000 for pro
fesslonal services rendered by the
plaintiff. In the petition 1t is alleged
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
1E ANS WANTED

FOR WORK on the new boulevard
between Akron and Barberton. Ap-
ply to Contractor VIM. T.. Burke.
Telephone 1926. Twenty teams are
wanted ut once. 233-235
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's, All druggists refund the money
II II falls to cure. II, W. Groves slg,
rature is on each box. 2bc.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
Explanatory.

"Why haven't you lit the poets
lamp. Nora"
"Sure. mum, It's too early. Ye sid
he burnt midnight oip an OF cudn't
git thot koInd av oil to burn at S."--
Chicago News.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
Saloons.

The report of the County Auditor
shows an even 200 saloons in Summit
county.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
Renectious OF a nach.,or.

II 1t wasn't for silk petticoats. wo-
mems skirts would get lot dirtier.
Old bachelors understand women the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
MILLION.

Continued from first page)
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
INVENTORIES.

The guardian OF Peter Schoenstinc
has filed an inventory of the personal
property. 1t consists OF stocks and
mortgages. The par value OF the 80.
curities is S6,77o. Inventories of other
estates show the following valuations:
Jacob Mishler, $2,si5; william Duerr.
go47 2b
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-17
KEEPS GOING UP.

Secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-29
Las VictimaS
del eSpiritismO
son COnduCidaS en- carrOS
al maniCOmiO

Esta mafana las nueVe han pasado
frente 4 nuestras oficinas, conducidas en-
I'M carro, variaS mujeres en- estado de per-
turbaci6n mental cOnsecuencia segIn ma.
nitest6 ell conductor, uno de nuestros en-
pleadOs, de haberse entregado las doctri-
mas espiritiStas.
Amarrados detras del vehiculo iban
dos hOmbre3 vfctimas tam bien de la fatal
influencia
E Es yerdaderamente horrible el cuadro
que presentaban eSOs infelices, cobducidos
de tan extra1a manera, yen tan alarman'
te proportion, al Asilo de deinentes.
Aver fu6 llevad0 al mismo establecimien
to un hOmbre, hoy, despues del sucesO
que relatamos anteriOrmente, una mujer de
TruJlllO alto, que Sc resistia con obstinaci0n,
bajar del caballO en- que iba mOntada, di-
ciendo que Sc vOlvfa para su pueblo. Tan
tos y tan cOntinuados casos de locura cons.
tituyen una nOta alarmante las autorida-
des, deben estudiar las causas que la mo-
tlVaD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-29
LA SiTUAClON
De PUERTO RICO
Lo que die } la prensa
de la Habana

Ell "Nuevo Pafs", de la Habana,
refiriendOse al extraordinario Impulse
que ha tomato la emigration en- Puer
to Rico, dice:
"Pocos dias ha, daban cuenta les
periodicos de Oriente de haber llegad0
a algunOs puertOs de la provincial algu
nos centenares de portorriquenOs Ell
busca de trabajo. Hoy anuncia ell ca
bic que han desembarcado 372 em;-
grantees borinqueIlos en- Hawaii y Sc
espeTan 900 mas. No Sc trata, pues,
de grupos aislados, sino de una emigra
ci6n en- masa, que revela un gran NAL
estar social en- Puerto Rico. Para los
que Green en- la infabilidad de los met0-
dos americanos, debe sci inexplicable
ese fracasO, en- una isla de china benig
no y terra feraz, cnyoS habitantes A.
mas antes de ahora habian sentido i'm
pulsos emigraturios. Como nos han
taltadO lltimamente las cOlecciOnes de
peri6dicos borinqueflos que antes con
regula-idad recib{amos, aplazamos q
estud de este fen6meno y sus causas
hasta que hayamos reun:dO los datOs
necesarios para, una information com
p,eta. y
Ell redaetor de la secc6n de " La
Prensa", del "Diario de la Marina .,
anade ell siguiente comentari0:
Hombre Pues tambi6n q nosotros
nos faltan esas cOlecciones.
ESQ demuestra que no es precise la
marse Espaaa para manJener 'gabine-
tes negros", cuandO hay algo que ocul'
tar q las miradas profanas.
Lo malo es que donde no llega Ia
prensa llega ell te.egrafo.
Y por 6i no solo sabemos que Puerto
Rico (Que Sc pobl6 con Espaila) Sc des.
puebla con los Estados Unidos, 81 nc
que los pocoos habitantes que van que
dando Sc amotlnan contra el nuevt
duefio.
Para mas detalles vease maestro nj
nero del sabado.
Aunque mejor sera que no 50 yea
pues como
"Cuba y Puerto Rico son
de un psjaro las dos alas,
ga SOTO yeciben bdlas
sobre eI mism0 coTas6n.o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-29
Los 6diOS afriCanOS
y los 6dios ingleses
AMENAZA AL PROPIETARIO
DEL HOTEL NOVAlLLES

Sc estan calumniando los OdiOs afri-
canOe.
Para cOnvencerse de cuanto les aven-
taian los Odios ingleses no hay como
leerlo que dice on peri6dicO nacionalis-
ia de Psrls,
"Los propieta,ios del Hotel Novai-
lies, de Marsella, han recibido varias
cartas en- ingles, diciendo que ningnn
s1bdito britanico pondla jamas en- la
vida los pies en- un establecimiento que
ha sido Dorado en- todas las lstas de
las Agencias de viajes que existen en-
tOdo ell vastfsimo territOrio de la Gran
Bretala.
Los ingleses, dicen cast todas las
oartas al duefio del citado hotel, no Os
perdonaran jamas la hospitalidad que
habeis dado q Kriiger y los minis
tros sud-africanos."
Asi 0dia esa raza.
De como anna, tenemOs va las mas
conmovedoras muestras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-29
EMILIO AGUINALDO

El cable nos cOmuniC6 aver la rot
cia de haher sidO h6chO pIlsi0nero Ell
las inmediacit mes de Casi guran eI ge
neral EN- jefe de la Iev0luci0n tagala,
Emilio AguiDaldO.
Sus mlsmOs cen pltTiOtas y los que
iuerOn sus aliad0s, los que lie pIOmet e.
ron ayuda en- Ia emp esa de arrOjar a
Espaila de aquell s islas del hemisfe 10
Occidental descubiertas pOr ell espaIlol
Legazpi y elevadas al mayor grado de
Cultura pOr la noble naci6n descuGIi-
dora, apoderaronse de 6l por sorpresa
conducieDdolo prisionero q Manila.
AbOrdO de un barcO de guerra nor
teamericano, ell cIucerO Olympia, man
dadO pOr ell hoy almiTan.e George De
wey, presence Aguinaldo como la flota
de los EstadOs Unidos, cOmpuesta de
buques blindadOs, echaba 4 pique los
viejos e iuGtiles barcOs de MADEIRA de
la mai llamada escuadra espanola, co
mo cafan como heroes, abEasadCs pOr
la metralla, los marlnOs de la vaierO
sa naci6n, como Espafla desaparecia
para siempre de los maSes Oceanicns.
AbOrdO de otto cIucerO de guerra de
la misma fota, de Ia fota de los
Es adOs UnidOs, lego antea, er Agui-
naldO a Manila, viendO, en- esta Cca-
sion, con que rapidez Sc van con-
virtiendo en- amarga realidad las her
mOsas ilusiOnes que alimentaban los
filipinOs de conseguir su independence,
cTeyendO, puho cerrado, en- la pro-
mesa que les hizo Dewey de que la
Union Americana intervenia en- aGual
territorio por deberes de humanidad,
por arrebatar a Espana, dejandolo en
p0der de los filipinOs, ell territOrio que
descubIiera un espanol y colombo Es-
paila costa de su sangre g nerosa y
abundantemente derramada allf. iO0n-
trastes de la suerte
Y conste que NADIA censuram0s nc
nos une ning6n lazo de amistad cor
l0s filipinOs, que Sc unieron a les anne
ricanos para expuIsar q Espaila de Ia
que fne su colonia; nj tenemos por que
guardian rencor la RepAblica de
Norte. AL escIibir, 10 hacemos serena
8 imparcialmente, desligados en- eso'
momentos de tOda nacionalidad, de to-
da simpatfa, de toda Affection.
No hace muchos meses fue instadt
el almirante Dewey por los prominen
tes Senadores PettigTew, Hoar y otroi
mas (c0nste que los nombTados tueroE
los que atacaron Espafa mas eEcar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-29
Fl ej6rcito ingl6s
e n Il A @ A nj A r A
DE LOS LORES

El duque de Bedford ha prOm0vid'
una discussion vioIenta en- la Oamar;
de los Lorfs s0bre ell estado del ejer
cito ingles y la adm nistraci6n militia
en- ell ministeFio de la Guerra. Graz
n1mero de Lores asistieron Ia session
Lord Wolseley antique generalfsimt
del ej6rcito britlnic0, SO levant0 des
pues que ell duque de Bedford hubo ha
blado, dnrante tres horas estuyo alta
lcando dur m 2te ell actual sistems
ilitar de Iuglaterra, leyendo su dis
curse, que pareoia redactado con tods
calma meditado las palabras en- con
sulta con sus amigos.
Mis- argumentos, djjo no van Ian.
zados contra los individuos, sino con.
ira ell sistema militr que he practica.
do honradamente durante cinco a1os
ell cual encontre y encuentrO defeetuo
so p0rque eDcierra graves inconvenien
tes y defectos que no sospecha ell pue-
bio ingles."
Lord Wolse!ey insisti6 sObre los de-
tales del sistema en- vigor, que NJ
iavorecen en- 10 mas mfnimo al ejercjto
|impidiend0 sn desarrello progressive
Anade que en- estas condolences no ha-
bra modo de tener nunca un ej6rc.to
oien organizado. Senores, continue,
me apena ell tener que decirlo; rues-
tros soldados nc aman al ministerio de
la Guerra nj q sus directories civiles
Vosotros no os podeis burlar de los
sentimientos del soldado ingles sin po-
ner en- grave peligro su abnegaci6n pa
.tri6tica."
] Estss palabras de Lord Wo'seley i'm
presioraron profundamente a la Ga
mara.
AL concluir su discurso dijo:
Preguntareis' tai vez como, 81 ell
sistema es tan malo, Sc ha podido Ell
War al Africa IN ejercito considerable e
de una manera satisfactoria La res
puesta es muy sencilla. Nngdn sis
rema por detectuoso que sea, serfa IN
obs aculO, en- semejantes circunstan
cias, para los oficiales que componfan
ell Estado Mayor en- 1899 He cO1o
edo durante yeinte ailos al ministerio
de la Guerra, y digo sin vaciar que no
podfan haberlo tornado hombres pre-
feribles 4 los que estaban en- ell servi-
clio cua do el Pres dtn:e kruger nos
dac'a'0 guerra, Il los fueron eficaz-
mente dyudados por los oiciales los
generates en- los puntos de embarque.
Todo ell mundo hahia resueto que las
tropas debian ser mbarcadas con sis
tema 9 sin sistema. Mas, prOcediendo
asi, n fueron auxiliadas por la nueva
RECOMMENDATION del ej6rcito.
81 algdn dia Sc escribe la historic
completa de 10 que en- este particular
Sc ha hecho, ell pals cOmprendera Guam
to debe a estos oficiales, y cuan POGO
al sistema en- que Sc han visto obliga-
dos a operar."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-29
Mas tetaIIeS sObIe Ia raptura
De AguinaI1O
Tristeza en- el pueblo
oUEBRANTo EN- La REVOLUTION
(Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
MercantiD


Nueva York, viemes'-Esta pie
namente confirm ado 10 que telegra
file aver respecto a ia captura de
generalfsimo Aguinaldo
Setenta y ocho micabe'es, disfra
zados de insurrectos ofrecieron a
general Funston, DEL eiGrcito de los
Estados Unidos, la oportunidad &c
apodorarse del je!e de la revOluci6r
filipina.
Cinco americanOs, que 50 eGcon
traban entire los macdbeieS, como fin
gidos prisioneros de guerra, atacs-
ron resueltamente la guardia de
Aguinaldo que, como este caudlIlo,
Sc encontraba desprevenida, hacien
dole prisionero con mucha facilidad.
FL generalfsimo Aguinaldo ha 81
do encerrado Ell la carcel de Mani
la, donde Sc le guardian tcda clase
dc consideraciones
FL pueblo de la capital plesenci6,
triste y silencioso, ia llegada del
prestigioso caudjllo.
Este ha solicitado ver su espo-
sa, que fue detenida hace aIgunos
meses por las autOridades america
mas.
Los rebeldes estAn muy quebran-
tados con la captura de su eau
dillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-29
MAYAGUEZ
Ell TRIBUNAL DE DIS1RITC

Ell dia "a tomaron possession de sus
calgos los nuevos jueces del Tribunal de
Distrito, don Arturo Aponte, don Juan
Jose Perea y Mr.. Erwin, cesando don Ra
mon Quinones, don Ramon Nadal y don
Enrique Lloreda. Ell fiscal don Jose de
Diego, que present6 su renuncia irrevoca
BILE hace un mes, no puede abandonar sus
funciones segdn Sc dice, por haberle roga.
do ell Gobernador que permaneciera en- su
puesto hasta que viniera q sustituirle el
Fiscal eleCto don JESUS Rcssy.
Sc sabe que los oficiales de Sala dCn
Jose Basora Mestre y don Emilio III
Benedetti los escribientes Fernando Straz
zara otros mas renunciaron sus cargos 81
dia 20 los ocho de la maiiapa, antes d,
tomar possession ell nuevo Tribunal, renun
| ia que lricieron ante ell sonor Presidentt
on Ramon Quinones y Quifones.