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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22

Mrs. j. A. Koob and children drove
over to Anita Tuesday evening to visit
with her parents and attend the re.
union.
Monday was hog day in this town
and prices were nearly to those of
Omaha. The local buyers were pay
ing $500.
DR.. Koob reports that his hearing is
much improved and that he will go to
Chicago again in a short time to con-
time treatment.
L. j. McGovern was chosen by the
democratic county chairman as dele
gate to the convention at Des Moines
and left yesterday.
1t is reported that Hans johnson, a
former clerk for Jenkins & Vail, but
now clerking in Atlantic, is to be mar
ried next Wednesday.
Aldolph Jorgensen left Tuesday
evening for his native home in Den
mark saying that he liked it better
than the United States.
W. Fl. Pearson, f. J. Ellis and wives
started for two weeks outing at Oko-
boji Sunday morning. There will be
some great stories to relate when they
return mostly fish Stories"
]. G. Hardman is doing away with
wovenwire and barbwire and putting
up a good strong board fence in their
, place. He does not like the brand
Iowa horses generally carry.
Ray Heath and lady had very ex-
citing time Sunday evening entertain
ing runaway. The buggy tongue
was broken and the harness was. torn
to pieces some but otherwise no dam
age was done.
McGovern & Bisom's horse sale of
next Saturday was advertised and the
bills were making them sell the horses
''to the lowest bidder" Somebody
was going to have snap. Printers
sometimes need watching.
Hans Hansen met with serious
accident one day last week while driy-
ing hogs. He slipped and fell striking
his side against board breaking two
ribs. DIR. Koob was called and band
aged up the injured members.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22


G. ]. Larsen sold his horse here thi:
week.
G. l.. Jensen went to jacksonville
Thursday.
p. Anderson made a business trip to
Audubon Thursday.
]. f. Jensen, from Jacksonville, was
a Kim Dallton visitor Tuesday.
Several went from here to the Har.
Ian fair Tuesday of this week.
Lars Nelson went to Audubon last
week to work for G.. W. Hoover.
Jens Nelson, south of town has pur-
chased lumber here for a fine barn.
W. Rattenborg, of Elkhorn, was q
business caller in our city Thursday.
P. A. Kelgard and wife returned
Saturday from weeks visit at Avoca.
Painters from Avoca have been here
identifying the home of p. A. Kelgard.
Cora McIlvain left the A. F. Jensen
home Friday where she had been a
week.
Andrew Hansen purchased new
Moline wagon from Esbeck & Co. last
week.
Carrie Hansen, of Harlan, visited
last week with her aunt Mrs. r. N.
Nelson.
Two young ladies, of Omaha, have
been visiting at the home of H. Hen
rickson.
Johnnes Thomson tells us that he
intends to study medicine at Omaha
this fall.
Chris Poulsen is now back again
from Harlan where he has worked this
summer.
NJ. N. Esbeck and family intend to
leave this week for weeks outing at
Wall Lake.
Esbeck & Co. have been receiving
new Moline wagons every day for the
past week.
Thomas Jorgenson was in our town
Tuesday to figure on a lumber bill for
new house.
X. Henricksen and family went to
Atlantic Sunday for a visit with rela-
tiyes and friends.
The Rogers Pony show, to be present
at the Harlan fair, passed through here
Monday for that place.
Jessie Schouboe, of Audubon in the
employ of G.. W. Hoover, was bust
ness caller here last Tuesday.
Mrs. Nelson is greatly improving her
hotel property by having lot of exca-
waiting done around the house.
NJ. N. Esbeck and J. j. Esbeck with
their families visited at the home of
Hans Marcusson Wednesday.
George Faaborg, T. G. Jensen, John
Nelson, Thorn. Thomson and p. Hansen
spent last week up at Lake View.
Bertel Mikkelsen from out near Pop
lar, came in for the doctor Monday He
had two little children that were very
sick.
Rasmus Hansen from near Elkhorn,
left for Washington again Thursday,
We hope he will not be robbed this
time.
George N. Christensen has now
his new buildings well under way and
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
Cameron Township.

Thad Carmichael was a business
visitor in Cameron last Saturday.
Ed Finch was transacting business
in this township the fore part of the
week.
Harry Schrader is in Viola township
at present running threshing engine
for Sylvester Moore.
Ed Finch has been hauling lumber
out to his large farm preparatory to
building a new barn.
Jessie Richie, of Harrington, Neb.,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
community at this writing.
William Shrader, Minnie Neitzel
and Mabel Johnston visited at the home
of James Foster Sr. in Gray last Sun
day.
Charlie Johnston OF Melville town
ship was visitor in this community
Monday with the view of purchasing
farm.
August Cerka and wife are the
proud parents of little boy baby born
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
Ross.

Miss Eva Taylor visited a few days
with relatives at Atlantic.
John Cozine and family spent Sun,
day with old friends near Extra.
Olson Brothers shipped out a car
load of hogs the first of the week.
H.H. Williamson and family attended
church at Audubon Sunday evening,
T. H. Turner and family, visited at
the Milford home in Viola last Sunday.
Ralph Carper and wife, entertained
a number of their young friends Friday
night.
George Ross and family visited al
the +. G. Miller home in Cameron last
Sunday.
Miss Gertie Cozine visited over Sun.
day with her friend Daisy Jones neal
Hamlin.
W. J. Leake & Sons received 1000
bushel of corn this week which they
had contracted.
Mr.. Will Buchanan, from Grundy
county, visited at the home of G.. H.
Stemm last Sunday.
Miss Mary Clark and mother, from
Brayton, visited over Sunday at the
VIII Greenlee home.
Miss Fannie and May Bates and Ray
Bamsey visited at the Mabel Henrick-
sen home last Sunday,
Miss Reece, formerly of Audubon
but now of Oklahoma, is visiting with
her uncle east of Ross.
Miss Bessie O'Brien is visiting her
friends, Ella and May Shriber, in Mel
vile township this week.
Mrs. D. G. Taylor and Mrs. Nupdike
from Coon Rapids, visited at the home
of G. Fl. Stemm last Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc Cuen drove
over to Shelby county and spent few
days with friends and relatives.
Wednesday night the young people
around Bethel all joined in and had
merry surprise on Grace Miller. Al
though surprised, Grace knows how to
entertain crowd of young people.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
Brayt on and Oakfield.

A REPUBLICAN, reporter will be in Oakfeld
and Brayton every Tuesday afternoon.
Bert PARROT was down from Extra
Tuesday.
F. B. Heath was at Extra Tuesday
on business.
Largy's little boy is quite sick with
bilious fever.
Ed. Lewis will paint the Thompson
home next week.
J. p. Bendixen was in Audubon
Tuesday on business.
Fred Franklin & Co. moved their
oil house Tuesday morning.
Imo and Edna Bison returned Sun
day from visit at Atlantic.
"Tic" McGovern was in Atlantic
Friday evening on business.
Peter James is expected back next
week to help DIR. Koob in the office.
James Essington returned from a
business trip to Audubon Tuesday.
Mike Smith, from over on the
Troublesome, was in town Tuesday.
Bessie Ide went over to Anita Tues.
day to be in attendance at the reunion.
Thos. Boylan, Ben Train and their
ladies were callers in our city Sunday.
Bert Leamon came down from Extra
Tuesday to assist on the Bison home.
F.. Smith is hauling goods to
ElKhorn during Thos. Braun's absence
&c. Hartman and son went over to
Harlan yesterday to attend the county
fair.
There was a picnic at the Nels Han
sen home Sunday composed of men
only.
John Norris was up at Audubon a
few days the first of the week attending
to business.
Homer Koob, of near Anita, was in
town Tuesday on business and visiting
his brothers.
Branch Prick, of Audubon, was in
town u while Sunday on his road home
from Atlantic.
Walter Stoneking and wife are par
ents of baby girl born to them last
Monday morning.
Thos. Braun, of this place, and sew
eral from Elkhorn left Tuesday for an
outing at Okoboji.
George Doyle went to Blairstown, in
the eastern part of the state, Tuesday
to visit with his wife.
Boy Herrick and family spent several
days last week at Lewis attending the
old settlers meeting.
Hazel Neff, of Audubon, visited sew
eral days with the Buckley family, re-
turning home yesterday.
Lucille Connrardy was down Tuesday
from Extra doing some stenographer
work for Horace Bartlett.
James McQary and wife have a little
girl boarder that came to make her
home with them Sunday night.
Bert Benson and wife drove over to
Anita Tuesday for a few days visit
with relatives and attend the reunion.
John Harrison and force are at work
on the Bison home putting on the
hard oil and doing some vanishing.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22

to them last week. All concerned
are doing nicely.
Harry Bovaird has an offer on his
farm of fifty dollars per acre and yet
he does not SELL 1t seems that the
drouth had little effect on Cameron
land as farm was recently sold for
sixty dollars per acre.
The REPUBLICAN map of Audubon
county is being delivered at present.
1t is beauty and is highly appreciated
by our people. 1t will be more useful
and will serve a better purpose than
the fifteen dollar atlas heretofore sent
out. 1t should be in every Audubon
county home.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
WOULD HAVE COST HIM MS LIFE.

Oscar Bowman, Lebanon, Ky, says
81 have been using Foley's kidney
cure and take great pleasure in stating
it gave me permanent curE Of kidney
disease which certainly would have
cost me my life" Take none but
FOley's. A. III. Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

the
each publication but
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
81. w. HANNA.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Money to loan on
n real estate at lowest rates. Abstract OF
title promptly made, Patents solicited. once
over ,Buthweg's store, Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
NASH, PHELPS & PHELPS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AUDUBON, IOWA
South Side
JOE II. ROSS
GEO, W. CossoN
CoSSoN 4 ROSS,

A TT0RNEYS AT LAW. Practice in state
Hand Federal courts. Special attention given
to trial Of cases and settlement OF estates,
promptly attended to. ONCE In south rooms OF
Nash & Phelps law otilce building, Audubon,
Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
II. d. MILLER, M. ID.

DPYSICIAN AND SURGEON, will be found
I at II, old location in the Howald Block
Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-22
A. l.. BROOKS, NJ. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE second
door south of Russell's store, Audubon,
Iowa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
PONCE

Don Ramon Torres pide que la causs Sc.
guida contra don Pedro Batlstini en- ell Tri-
bunal de Distrto de Humacao, pase al de
Ponce por no haber ahora, aegdn dice, con
los nuevos jueces, la ineompatibilidad que Sc
observe antes.
La policfa insuar ha sorprendido dos
jUgadas en- Coto Laurel.
-HaSta 8h0ra han renunciado % guar
dias municipales, porque no Sc le pagan sus
suedos.
-Silverio Rosa cause agunas contusio.
nes la indivdua Salyadora Rosa, que fue
conducida al hospital
Los balconies de la poblaci6n Sc ven in
vadidos todas las noches por personals que
no tfenen una miSera choza donde guare-
cerse.
-Se encuentra en- esta ciudad ell licencia-
do don Arturo Aponte, Presidente de la
Corte de Justicio de Mayagiiez.
-Ha presentado la renuncia ell guardia
nun cipal Jose L. Gonzalez.
-Lla fallecido en- 81 hospital "Tricocheu,
a consecuencia de quemaduraS, 10 seIOra
Elena Teu.
lila sido capturado por el guardia Pedro
Beltran, el pr6fugo Dionisio Ortiz (a) Qua
yanes, Ell cual ha sido puesto q disposition
de la Corte Federal A Ortiz, los indvi-
duos Pedro Norberto "a PitiIre Jose Ro-
drguez Lopez les sentenciara dicho tribu.
nal por robe de zinc en- ell cuartel mlitar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
ENTRADA EN- CUBA
DEL TABACO DE
Puerto Rico

Segun nos c0munlc0 nuesuO Cores
ponsal telegrafico, la comisi0n nom
bIada para revisar los Arancees de
Cuba Sc le pTopondra que incluya en-
el proyecto dar entfada libre en aque-
La isla al tabaco de Puerto Rico.
A este prop0sito escribe un peIi6di
co de la Habana:
I" Ei Gobierno de Washington pare
ce que tieDe la idea de alIviar POI este
medic la situaci6n de sus nuevos Sub
ditos, sin importarle un bledO que este
pueda ocasionar la Tuina de la indus
tria tabaquera EN- Cuba, cosa que in
dudablemente habria de suceder al en-
trar la desconfAnza en- los mercadcs
p0r ell justO tenor de que les dieran
tabaco de Puerto Rico en lugar del de
Cuba.
Mucho Sc ha bregato desde hace
amos para conSeguir 10 que ahora Sc
intenta y nunca Sc Ia logrado, aten-
di6ndose como era de Justicia al ella
NOR de nuestTos industrlales Y agricul
torres.
Algo Sc hace en- Washington nos
dice nuestro comunicante, para evitar
que semejante atentado Sc realize pc
ro aquellos trabajos no tienen la nece
saria importancia para alcanzar que Sc
desecte ell pensamiento indicado: es
uecesario que la Union de Fabricantes
de Tabacos y todas las classes que de
esa industria y production dependen,
reclamen como un solo hombre, va an
te la comisi6n nombrada para revisaI
los aranceles, va en- ell propio Washing
ton 81 fuese neceSario, pues de 10 con
trario no sabemos q donde pueden lie.
llegar los peIiuicios que sufrfamos.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
Los habitantes de
la America Latina

.Segnn los iiltimos censos verifcados,
aFafa0 al finatizas el siglo, POGO mas
menos, la siguie1te poblaci6n:
Brasil, Is 100000; Mexico 14000000;
Argentina, 5 OF 0,00O; Chile, 1000, 600;
Colombia, 1000 600; Peru. 3,500,000 ;
Veneznela, 2.500,O0O; Bolivia, do,
miilones; Eenador, 100000; Gnate-
mala, l 100000; Haiti, l SOC, 900; San
to Domingo, 100000; Uruguay, un
million; Salvador, | 600, 600; Paraguay,
100000; Nicaragua, 500 600; Hondu-
ras, 100000; Costa Rica, 100000; to
tal: 62S50,00O.
Los anterores datos nos inducen q
ciertas comparaciones, que tai vez sir
van de practica epsenanza q los pue-
bios de America que cTentan Con suf-
cientes medios de acrecentar 81 pobla
ci0n, brindaudo & los habitantes del
viejo continente camros feraces mu-
chas eXtenSiones de tierras incaltas.
que esperan, para desarrollarse en- ii
quezas, inmigraciones de hombres la
boriosOs que desean yiyir en- anras de
mayor bienestar que las que Sc aspiran
en- sus paises respectivos.
Portugal, uno de los paises mas mo-
destos de Europa, con eScasos medic,
de una reducida extension dc terrific
lio, tiene tantos habitantes como sus
man en- junto Uruguay, Paraguay
Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, COSTA
Rica y a1n lie sobran dos poblaciones
y algo mas de esta Ultima Repdbica
Madrid, la capital dc Espana, cuen
ta mas de la mitad de Ia poblaci0n de
Santo Domingo.
Los habitantes de Paris, la capital
francesa, ascenden q los que reunen
Haiti y Guatemala.
Berlin, capital de Alemania, reune
cast la poblaci0n del Ecuador.
La pequena Grecia tiene mas ha5i
tantes que Bolivia; y B6Igica mas que
Venezuela y Peru.
Solo ell Estado dc Nueva York Sc Iii
ferencia muy POGO de la poblaci5a que
reunen entire Colombia y Chile.
La Argentina, Mexico y ell Brasil
suman menos habitantcs, en- conjunto
que la Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
PROTRSTA dbl PAPA
CONTRA
la persecution de los ca
t6Iicos Ell Portugal

El rigcr de la censura telegTaliea en-
Portugal ha Ilegado al punto de deia
sin curse los despachos que dab,n
, cuenta del documento pontificio dirigi
do al Patriarca de Lisboa
He aqu{ ell texto del mismo, seg6n
una carta de Roma:
Leon XIII Papa q Nuestro Amado
Hijo Jose Sebastian Netto, cardenal
presbftero de la Santa Iglesia romano,
del tftulo de los Santos Doce Apostle
les, Patriarca de Lisboa.
: Salud y bendci6n apost0lica.
En- presenca de las grandes calami-
dades que afligen & vuestro pals Y
ab'uman en- estos momentos & las con-
gregaciones religiosas, Nos trae singu
lar ccnsue!o la energfa y decision con
que vents s0licitamente defendiendo la
ntegridad de su conservation sus de
rechos, convOcand0 para este fin los
obispos, con ell apoyo y cooperation del
c!ero secular y los feies de todo Por-
tugal.
No es precise enumerar nj encarecer
los grandes servicios de estos Institutes,
prestados en- ese y otros pafses a la SO
ciedad religiosa y civil, por cuanto mas
de una vez los hemOs enumerado, ma
yormente en- la carta esclita en- % de
Diciembre 1ltimo q Maestro amado
hijo ell cardenal arzo5ispo de Paris.
Nuestro principal empeno ahora es
daros de todo coFaz6n a vos Y los
demas prelados, enthusiasts parabienes,
entar vuestro valor y asegurar IN
teliz 6XitO vuestIas obras.
Nuestra esperanza Sc funda en- pri-
mer lugar en- la santidad Ge su causa,
y en- segundo lugar en- la union cada
vez mas fntma de los cat6licos para
promover cuanto sea justo y recto y
redunde en- proyecho de ia Patria y de
la Iglesia.
\ para que vos y Portugal podais
mas taeilmente y pr6speramente con
segulr este resu!tado, de todo coraz6n,
os concedemos la bendici6n apost6lica,
asf como los obispos vuestros colegas,
al clero regular y secular y todos los
cat6licos.
DAdo en- Roma, junto a San Pedro,
ell dia de Pascua de 1901 en- ell ano
vigesimo cuarto de nuestro Pontif
cadO".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
UN ESCANDALO
ell la puerta de la CarCel

La individual Vicen,a dc Jesds su6 aver
tarde Ia carcel yistar un pauente su
80 que esta ALI recIuido.
\ la salida, tue iaSultada por Sebastian
Rodriguez, quien, cuchillo en- mano, Sc aba.
lanz6 sobre ella intentando agredirla.
Juan &c la Cruz, amante de Vicenta, in.
teryino en- la question logrando poner a sal,
70 su concubina, aremetendo despu6s
con un cuchillo contra Sebas tian Rodri.
guez Qnien hubera dada muerte sin la
oportuna Intervention de la guardia de la
carcel, que pudo eyItar Ia cousumaci1n dc
un crimen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
In pajarO de Cuentd

FL indiyfduo Marcos Serrano, del que
hemos dcho en- nuestra edici6n del mi6r-
coles, que habfa sido agredido robado &
la entrada de la capital, SegGu su propia
declaration prestada en- ell Cuarto de So
corros, donde Sc e euro de sus heridas, re-
sulta, por las ayeriguaconeS practicadas
por Ell cabo de la policia de Rfo-piedras, y
policfas secretos de esta capital, que
es un pajaro de cuenta, licencia
do de presidio en- causa por robo, y que re
cibi0 las heridas de que fu6 curado, en- lu
cha con ell vecino del barrio de Sabana
llama de la Jurisdiction de Rio piedras, LA
mado Adolfo Miranda, q casa del cual fue
a robar unas gallinas, despues de haber CO.
metido otras fechorfas en- una viyienda con-
tigua.
El Juzgado entiende en- el asunto.
Sc encuentra en- esta capital ell senior
Viaz Ochoteco, ex presidente del Tribu
nal de Distrito de Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
HORRIBLE CRIMEN
POR CELOS
en- la iSla de Cuba

La sccic lad dc Puerto Principe Sc
encuentfa pyofuudamente indignada, a
causa de los horlendos cilmenes que
un iudiylduo, aguijoneado por la tunes
ia passion de los ce!os, segtln Sc cree,
ha llevado cabo.
En- la fnca "Santa Agueda', viy(a
Carload Tejeda, de IA amos de eJad,
con un pequen0 hUo.
Oaridad estaba en- cinta desde hac{a
tres meses.
Ell asesino, con barbara turia, di6 4
Oaridad ties horribles machetazos, Ell
primero, en- una oreja, otro en- la cara y
ell 1ltimo, ell que la prlyara de Ia vida !,
ca ell cuelo, separandole la cabeza del
tronco, arrojando despu6s el cuerpo de
la vlctima un Iio cercano q Santa
Agueda"
Al pequeno nino hijo dc Oaridad,
dj0,e tambi6n aquella bestia humana
IN tremendo Uaj0 con ell machete que
al igual que la madre 10 separo la ca
beza, colgandola en- un atbol en- un
monte distante cuatro cuerdas del lu-
gar del crfm8n.
El Juzgado Sc constituy6 en- Santa
Agueda" sacando del rio Ell cuerpo de
Oaridad y un teto de yal0n de tres
meses y encontrando er Ell monte IA Ca
beza del nilo,
Sup6nese autor de este triple asosi-
nato y parricidio a Vidal Fgueredo
Oaimaree.
La guardia rural ha salido en- su per
secuoi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
1OtrO SuiCida !?

Ayer tarde ell indiyiduo Tomas me-
dina que Sc encontraba en- estado de
embTiaguez, estuvo q punto de ser
aIICado por el tTen el4ctGico.
4 Pesar &c los repetidos toques de
dados por ell conductor, ell
indiyfdno de reteTencia no Sc apart6
del lugar del peligro.
Hacienda desespei ados esfuerzos To-
gro el conductor, parar el yehfculo, :
un guardia arrane6 de la via 4 Tomas
Medina, quien protest6 de mala name.
ra contra la intervention del agente de
la autoridad, por 10 que tu6 conducido
al dep6sito municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
FL agreSOr detenidO

Aver pocas horas despu6s de cometido el
crimen en- la persona de Candido Ortiz, que
estaba comprando en- IN establecimiento de
proyisiones en- la Gale de Tetuan, fue dete.
nido 81 agresor por el gusrdia sscreto Ino-
cencio Diaz.
Isaac de la Cruz, que este es ell nombre
del autor del crimen, fu6 su casa pocos
momentos despu6s de reaiizado, mudarse
de rops.
A la salida fue detenido por ell guardia
de referencia, y registrado su domicll:o, Sc
ha'laron en- 81 las ropas que llevaba en- Ell
momento del atentado, y que estan salpica
das con la sangre del herido
Isaac de la Cruz, fue conducido la car.
eel puesto disposition del Juzgado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18

LA ardido un rancho de bagazo en-
la hacienda Luisa, de Ia succession Bru
net. La alagma dur6 media hora, al
cabo de la cual fu6 sotooado ell inoen
dio.
Sc han inscritO so alumnos para
la cuela nooturna de adulto0, EN- la
que daran clase los mismos profesOres
que actuaimenta dirigen la dc varones
lie este pueblo. Hay mocho enfusiss-
mo por acudir 4 las referidss classes.
LA mayor parte de Ia cosecha de
tabaco permanece almacenada, en- es
pera dc mejoies preoios, El 1nico que
alcanza una yenta regular es el boil
che, que 80 vende de $3a$4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
UN SUICIDE MAS
EN- PONCE

Ra-o es el dia que no registra la cr6nica
diara IN suicidio un lutento de suicidio
en- la cjudad del sur, donde la mseria ha
adquirl1o un terrible rucremento.
Anteayer puso fin Sus dias, ahorcandose
con un canamo el iudiyilao Pablo Roari-
guez,
El suceso ocurr5 eu el hospital de MADEIRA
serian POGO mas menos las once de la ma
mana.
Rodriguez hacia alsdn tempo habia in-
gresajo enfermo en- dioho hospital.
Ign6ranse las oausas que le han obligado
& tomar tan extrema determination.
Aver ha saido de Ia Clinca GEL Ol;m.
POI, del doctor Otdonez, et senor Suarez
Rodriguez, que hara pr6ximamente un mes
fu6 herido por la policia.
Adn no esta completamente restabecidO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
TRIBUNALES

Ante ell Tribunal de Dstrito de San
Juan tendlan luga- el lunes 20 del corrien-
tie, las vistas en- juicio oral de las causas
instrullas contra Eyaristo Ayroyo, spor Fl
supuesto delito &c estafa contra Andres
Castro, por igual delito y contra Paula
Morgan otras, acusadas per injurias.
-Por ell Tribunal de DiStrito de San
Juaa tue absuelto aver libremente, por fsta
de pruebas en la acusao6n, el indiyiduo
Bdgido Reyes, procesado por ell sDpuesto
delite de lesiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
CuartO de SOCOrrOS

Oandido Ortiz, curado de una hegida
incso punSante dc tres eentfmetros en-
la region pubiana, otra dc dos cent?
metos incisa en- 81 dedo pulgar de la
man iaquierda, graye
Modesto dc Jesus Gonzalez, curado
de una herida incisa de cuatro cent?.
metros en- la region rotullana izQuierda,
leve con asistencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
Sc VENDE

UEa fnca compuesta de cincnenta dos
y media cuerdas de terrenos de primera,
bien acondicionada sjtuada inmediacio.
nes de la via del terrocarrIl, de la jurisdic-
ci6E De Areclbo, barrio de Factor.
Informara en- ell pueblo de la Carolina,
JOSE II. EUGUI. 80 Il