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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
BRUNSWICK HUMANE SOCIETY.
Secretary Calls Upon the Members to Take
More Interest in the Good Work.

About two months ago the Brunss
wick Humane Soci ty sent out through
the columns OF the TIMES CALL a re-
quest TO all persons who had not made
heir yearly payment of 81 as members
of the 81 ciety, to send the moEey to
the secretary at the Oglethorpe hotel.
One member responded to the request,
It was made, as stated at the time, be.
cause the society was without funds
sufficient 10 pay a good agent to at
teud to the work necessary TO Garry on
The work successfully.
When It 10 impossible to pay an
agent to DO this work the society lure-
ly cannot be blamed for its failure to
accomplish the end for which it came
into existance.
VIII the memb ers respond to this
second call and send 10 their dues?
Every now and then anonymous
communications are received by the
society, Ia which charges of cruelty
are made against d tferent parties, but
as the name OF the Informant is not
given, aud therefore no evidence, it is
impossible to act oG the vague infors
nation.
The society begs leave to call the at
tenti0n of the police force to the fact
that there are several ordinances re.
lating to animals, that should be en-
forced:
"Riding or driving q horse in
reckless manner through the Streets"
mo person shall overload any ami
NAL of burden used for transportating
persons. goods or merchandise or use,
work or employ in any manner, any
bruised, manned, sick or lame beast Of
burden, or cruelty beat, bruise or Ill
treat in any manner saoh BEAST"
With tbs hearty aud energetic 90.
operation of ths police force in epforc>
ing these ordinances the work of the
society would be greatly strengthened
and supported, especially just now,
when It is impossible to pay for the
services OF an scent.
Oue other mos, important ordinance
must be recalled to the force:
mo hacks drawn by lame or decrepit
animals shall be allowed to run on the
streets"
F. du BignOn,
s Q, and Treas. B. H. s.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
ARRIVED
SAILED.

Sch. Thomas G, Smith, Swain, Char
sion.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28

Ssh. Rebe cca J MOuliOn, CooF, Ma
tanzas,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
lSESS|0N OF CIIY COUNCIL
Continued from firss page.

Continued from frss page.
property only, and therefore can find
nothing to make levy upon.
Executions turned over to me for
the year 1900 amounted to 5000 40.
have collected on account of these
$271O. AZ. A good many Of these exc.
cutions are for personal property, and
the parties have moved from the city.
have made several levies, and plac-
ed them In the hands of the Time Call
for the purpose OF advertisement sixty
days ago, bnt thus far there has been
10 publication.
| Very Respect ully.
s. a. BurDey,
Marshall.
hcleTfeu " rIuhuCo OOmmit~f
with special instructIons to investiga't
the matter OF parties ht IdiDg receip Z
against ex Gu ion.
Special committee through Chairman
Brieseniqk, on Harbor Master, reported
progress.
Resolution by Alderman Calhoun
Be it, and it is hereby resolved by
the mayor and aldermen Of the city Of
Brunswick, In council assembled tina,
the regular meetings Of this body bt
heid, commencing in July, on every
second and fourth Thursday at 8 o. m
until other wise ordered; adopted.
Adjourned.
N, ID, Russell,
Clerk Of Council,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Broom house on Union street between
Gloucester and Mansfield. Price $l3C0.
5room house on E street, south Of L
street. $l300.00.
6 room house on E street, near the
Gale residence; 100000.
5 room house back of Mes. Csrgyle;
$4,000.
7room house next to Baptist church
on Union street: $2500.00'
90x90 corner lot near Lovers Oak
$780, 90. Apply to
BrobstoD. FeudiG Il Co.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. Thos. w. Layless. of the At
lsnta Journal, was registered at the
Ogiethorpe yesterday.
Mr.. P. w. Meldrim has retu ned to
his home in Savannah.
Mr.. w. NJ. Toomer Will return to his
home In Waycross today.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
ARE YOU A "CRANK?"
s Q, and Treas. b. H. 8.

ANE 1UU a TCINANh!
Ify0u are sometimes called a'crank"
or "kIoker," because you know what
you want and will have it; send us
your clothes to be cleaned and repaired.
We want such customers. Brunswick
Cleaning & Pressing Co. Jas. Carter,
Mgr, Phone 1882, Place COS Monk st.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
AUCTION SALE AT B. & B. CROSS

AUCIkSN SADE Al d. " d. OnO0S'
ING
OFFERMAN, GA.
EGEORGTA, Pierce Couuty-Will be
sold at suction on July Sth, next, to the
highest bidder the following land: one
hundred acres of land at the B. s. b.
crossing at Offsrmsn, Pierce CO., Ga.
subdivided into lots 50x125 feet. Terml
OF sale onesfou tn cash and the balance
in three equal payments of three, six
and nine months; bond for titles, Only
every other lot will be sold at suction
but the alternate lots can be bought on
easy terms. These lots will be sold on
tirely to white people. The sale will ac-
tually take place on July sth, commence
ing at 10 o'clock, 8, m.
J. r. Thomas,
Nioholl, Ga.
June IL, 1901
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
DIVIDEND NOTICE NO. ~,
Brunswick, Ga, June ID, 1901.

Brunswick, Ca, June 10, 1901.
The directors of The Brunswick Bank
& Trust company have this day declared
a dividend of three dollars per share on
its capital stock, payable from the net
earnings of said bank from January
first to July 5rst, 1907. Transfer books
closed June goth, 1901.
<e l9oyt w. Gale, Cashier.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
NOTICE.

On sccC unit OF the lale arrival Of III
Plant System train, the steamer Hessie
will leave for st. Simon on Sunday
mornings at 10 o'clock,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
June II, 1901

LOST.-One red setter puppy, with
four white feet and white on breast.
Finder will be rewarded by returning
to ]. s. Wright.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28

PLANT SYSTEM SCHEDULE.
To take feet - :01 a. m. Sunday
May &c. 1901.
Leave Brunswick 80 q. m. and
2 20 p. m.
Arrive Brunswick $3.50 a. m. and
7.S0.p, IN.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
9oyt w. Gale, Cashier.

You ste much m5fe gliabaIe to desease
wheu our liver and bowels do not act
prop ". Dewitts Iftsls Early Risers re
mo because OF Disease. W J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-28
SHIPPING REPORT

Corrected Daily BY Capt: Otto JOhsnnsssn
Port OF Brunswick, June q 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

certain small marks and twists of hair The
main characteristics of feature and form 10
which the great majority of mankind owe their
individuality II appcaranc are exactly SINH
lar in the Burgess twins. Both have dark
brown hair, gray eyes, slightly fiattened noses
moderately thick lips, long ears and rounded
chins. Ia weight Roy has had the advantage
at several different times, although at present
both weigh exactly III pounds, Both arr FIVE
feet nine iuoh-s.tal.
While children the twins enjoy ed their simi-
.a,ity. and played all sorts of pranks on their
fellows. Having left schuo to enter business
however. they have found that their lack of in
dividuality is of great annoyance and even in
jury All kinds Of mistakes made by Il
debtor stopping the wrong twin on the street
to pay him, a creditor running down the
other one, who owes no one In consequence,
the twins decided to separate, and last week
Row went to the town of Keene. y. H., where
he expects to enjoy the novel experience Of hay
ing an identity of his own. Ray remains in
Auburn. although he has also planned to go
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

quentiy asked: Where do the men come
FROM" The law provides for the regeneration
of the force. Each pilot boat may nave one
apprentice, who must be citizen of the United
States and mot less than eighteen years old,
who shall have a good common school educa-
ton, ana he shall for term of two
years" At the end of that time. if he has
proven satisfactory and capable he may be
made boatkeeper. These apprentices are in
variably young men who have served sailors
and they come on board the pilot boat with
much necessary knowledge of the business The
boatkeeper, sailing master. is required to
serve three years. At the end of that time
he becomes eligible as a pilot and when a
vacancy occurs ne is examined and if the
commission finds him competent, he receives
a limited license. which gives him the right only
TO act on vessels of light draught
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

According TO the fixed table Of potage the
compensation is greater for inward than for out
ward work A large vessel pays - sS n root
10 be piloted into port and So % to be taken out
The large ocean liners drawing thlrty-thfee IeeI
pay $1G1 oi inward ana Slli II outward pIIol
age Vessels Of & feet draught UP 10 i'i feet .
inches inclusive pay 81 or outward and - -
i,,,..rI ,lotaee: from Il feet to Il feet q inches
,nclusiv. s. q. and So rs; from Is feet to -
fec, q inches. 81 a. and 81 13 The charge %
s.. 80 and 81 81 is for vessels Of more than -
feet draught.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

where he will have the of his indi-
viduality. BY staying in Auburn he is still
mistaken for his brother by his brothers
friends, who believe the latter may have re
turned on a visit Before Roy's departure for
Hampshire the twins were measured
cOrding to the Bertillon system at the Auburn
Prison. The system proved successful in dis
tinguishins them only because Of the discovery
of a few sears
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
4 FABLE.
feet draught.

From The Detroit Journal.
Now The Horse. being sensitive to rdlcule
naus6d as they were about to enter me sa'e9
Of the city. no 80. .,,.sted tho
uoree regarding T,ainedly the woman drlF'llE.
well moneys supposed TO make the mar
,oo,'' retorted the woman, with a louu IiuEh'
swing which she belabored the beast Vehe-
mently. 49,, ir. or eneach is
not of necessity fortunate.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
TIE REHAREABLE BURGESS TWINS.
DIFFICULT FOR EVEN THE BEETILLoN SYSTEM
TO DISTINGUISH THEM.

70 III
The remarkable Burgess twins of Auburn
y. Y, whose identity bafiled the Bertillon
system until a few telltale We're found
have decided they look too much alike to live
in the same town. According to their own story
tell them apart but they themselves,
and even they at times find this hard to accom-
plish. AS if to make the resemblance still
closer the mother of the twins gave them names
which almost identical They We're christ
ened Ray and Roy. They are now seventeen
years old.
Ray and Roy Burgess during their early child
hood were indistinguishable except TO their
mother who held the clews of their identity in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
I'm dia de recogimiento
EN INGLATERRA

El arsoh;spo de Y rk na expe lido una
pastoral propoDis ndo un dia de humillsc dr
y penitencis por les pecaaos nacicnsles. Es
ia pastoral ha dejado at6nito al pdblico, SO
hre todo por cuanto sugiere abiertamrnt.
una imiiaci6n de los beers, quienes. procla
"sron FL 9 de agosto como dia de humilla.
F. 6a.
El arsohispo copis integra Ia proclsma de
los beers p.rA qae sirva de edifcaci6n al
clero briIaoico , siiade:
''Ucsa iaci es y no iousitada llamar ri
r0crltas & Ssss gentes echar a buria sus
BlhlIas abiertas y sus plrgaeias en- congre
gari6n. 81 nosotros les hubieramos imitado
desds hace maclo, dejando adn l4do 10 de
Ia hipocresfs, puede qae 10 hu5l6ram pa
stdo mejor de 10 que 10 hemos estado pa
sando.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
TRIBUNALES

Hoy Sc vieron en 81 Tfibnual de Dist-ito
de e.fa ciudad. los ju,cios orales de- las ciu
sas truiuas par los Juag g4dos de San Fran.
CISCO y Cathedral, contra Pauline Vasquez,
por burso.
-H.y SO vic en- ell tribunal Supreme de
Jusfieia, Ia qusrrlla criminal promnv,da pr
el Honorable Procurado- g.nerAI. 90 vsr'nd
de dsuuucia lie ia ,Em'l,a O.san va DE-
MuiIpa. contra q Jues municipal 'ie MAYA
guer den Pascaslo F~jarao ' Usrdons, pol
el dei,to dc usurpacion de atnbuciones.
Ramon NJ. Csrraseo, processdo por usal
selos IDuIili iz@dOs. fac absue TO el ssosdo
por la Cote Federal, ie deiend.6 el abogadO
americana Mr.. Dexter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
La question del asfaIto
Sometida Z un arbiiraje

A suggestion dc Me-. Bowen, ministro
americana en- Caracas, los represen
tantes de Ia compafllas riyales do ASIA
Co. despu6s de pro ongada oonsulta en-
IL legacl6n hin au,ouzado Me-. b.
wen para pa. Apedif al departsmento de
Estauo 90 Washington que piop5ng q
atseg ~ Ia dlsputa tntre los slDd'cat0s
NV Yosk aud Bermudez y Warner
O ,,ulan por medic do hrDllraje.
De este modo, 81 Ia idea % Ileya 4
caou. termlnail 40 cotii clo tau mo
leslo no hAb,k d'dculfad en- que las
,elarlones ent,o Venezuela y los Hs-
tados Uoldos voegAn scr tan amls
tosas gomo snLee'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
CuaTtO de SOCOrTOS

Natividad velssques, fn6 curado de lu-
xaci6n del music derecho, sob,e IL articu.
laci6n del E.ombo. Leve sin asissencis.
Juan Rodrgurs. fu6 cu-ado de una con.
tus,tn con rssguio sobre Ia region frontal
Leve sin asistencla.
Ana Duch.sne, fn6 curada de uua heri
da contusa de dos centimeiros de longitud,
sobrs Ia region mentoniana. Leve con ass
teDcis.
William H. Simnas, fu6 curado de segun'
da intsncl6n de cinco herid%s por desgarrc
en- Ia region media de ls pierna izqulerda
en- sus caras interior y externa. Leve COZ
as;stencia.
Secundno Fnentea fus cnrado de una
erosion sobre el ierclo superior del anteDra
80 Iaquierdo. Sin aslstencia.
Miguel Fuentes, fu6 eurado de una cortu.
si6n sobrs Ia region frontal iaquierda. Levt
sin assKncla.
j. Saal Besible, fu6 curado dc una heri
da consusa IN Ia region frontal J una con
tns6n con erosion eu 10 rsglon pArletal Is
qulerds. Lsse con asistencia.
En Aguadilla se hacen preparativos para
celebrar ias fssiss se San carlos B0rro'
meo, patron dc dlcha villa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
sE ALQUILA

una casa fresca de buenss condolences para
una familia auuque sea ndmerosa. Tirue
cinco habltacioues, comedof y ssls, aqua del
1 cuedDcto y banjo. Todas las habitaciones,
dan ffente Ia Gale del Arsenal, Marina,
donde esra sifuada con ell ndmero 8.
Informes en- 10 misma casa -Tiends en-
los bsjos. Ga
FL dia del corriente ha fallecido an Ma.
sirid ell Director del Musec de Pinturas,
don Luis Alvarez Oatal&.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

Por Ia Oorte Federal ha sido condenaio
q mn aio de Cd eel y pagar 100 dollars de
multa ell ind,vlduo Asunci6n RomAn, por
robo de varins sbjetos de vessir 4 Mr. Geo
w. Ooock.
En los dias - y 20 del corrieDte mes
hsu sido asistidos en- Ia Sala de socorros
seis individuos
La retreta de anoohe en- Ia plaza de Al
foDso XII por la Banda de la po.icia insular,
qued6 muy concurrd habiendo s,do eje
cutado 81 progrsma con gusto y maestrfa.
FL Tribunal de Distrito de Humacao.
saldra para Caguas y Guayama, en- los pri.
meros dias del entrante ines.
En- Juana Disz Sc encueutra vacante una
plaza de n6iico tituIar dotada con ell haber
snuai Dc 900 collars.
Don Victor Salgado, Jues municipal su.
p'eDte del Dorado, ha presentado Ia renuu-
cia de su cargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
FARMAcIA

On joven con bAstanIes AMOS de pra.tlca
en- bueuas ofcinat de farmacia, y con refe
renclss, desea colocsrse en- cualquier botica
de Ia capital fuers de ella.
Dlrglrss q la administrator de es'e dia-
rio. 10 ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
CHOCOLATE

finfsimo venezolano de la renombrada
fabrica La India superior al mejor
frances. De venta en- todOs los COL
mados y establecimientos al detail Y
pOr sus Agentes.
DE S0LA & RAMIREZ.
Tetuan g.
15-8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21

|nVD6u1Wn De CAL Y LADnILi 0s.
Unk VUAk " Marina, trvnte Is IA
bnoa del Gas, Do Juan Gomez Tujs =
Pieclos n6dicos. 800
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
lQue no Sc Ee divide /!

Cualquler m6quina de escribir, maquinas
auhInatlcas de Ju 60. conrsdorrs autninati
cs q otra maqGnaria psqu'n n4, comp ne
pronIo y baratO WILLIAM e. GROFF. p.
. Box S03 -O6eina de a Fabrlca de Fl Ella
amer mercsns.-Puerta de Terra. 800
Muy animada qued6 anoche la jarana en-
el Casino Espanvl.
El s&bado sal6 en- visje de inspection
para a isla el Jste de RenIas internas Mr..
q. j. Herd.
e policfa insulsr Emilio Ssntaella, que
preptaba sus servIcios Gu esta ciudad, ha 81
d, trssladado & Aguas buenas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
Ayuntamiento
de San Juan
Session extraordiqaria del sabado 10

Leida el acts anterior fu6 aprobads.
Sc do lectura Ia resoluci6n tomsds por
lei Oonsejo Ej.cu ivo, con respecto 81 I'm.
pr6sitn municipal, y al prorio tempo 90
acord6 aprhar Il Eodelo de- proposiciones
para sacar & subasts d cho empr6ssiio, cuys
sub,sta bsbr& de eelebiarse eI dia 81 del
|entTante mes do Novirmbrs.
ri sabado fueron puestos en- libertsd. por
sbor cump'ido condens, los confinsdos Je.
sds 4ponte Dfaz y Jesds Msrcano Dias,
que cumplfan afios de prisi6n correccio.
nal.
Han ingresado en- Ia c&rcel de esta ciudaJ,
& cumplir condsna, Grrg"rio Mendez Llu.
me, Juan Santana al LlacO Mauricio To.
rres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21
81 COLEGlO De SAETURCE


En- Ia parada ndmero "a del ferrocarrii
el6ctrlc0, sc sbrira el tercer aho el 80 do
S-p,iembra de 1901.
Uu currpO competeute de msestras anne.
ricauas ensrhara todos los ramos ususles
de los meiores colegios de los Estados
Unidos.
Principal,
3O-22 La seforita Isabel Frelch
En- el Tribunal de Policfa de San Fran.
cisco Sc han visto hoy ocho juiclos y aplasa.
do dos para mahana.
Ha sido nombrad0 Direct ,r de Ia Escuela
de Brlss Arres, de Madrid, el 'aureado
plntor stfior Muaoz Dsgraic.
Sc han presentado Ia Oom'si6n de Re-
clanacion-s en- los Estados Undos en- los
q times tiias de Sep lembre, uDss $50 por
los famlIiar.s de las vftimas del -'.Maiae".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21

ci6n que ma creado en- Galicia la cues
ton de la pesca en- las Iiss baias, enuIe
los marineiOs one usan ell jeito 10.
que usan la tFaiilG. Es una vefdaders
question SOCIAL, qle ofrece grave peli
gro, y va en- Ponteyedra ha tenido ID
guar,lia civil que intervenir, descsFgan
do los fuslles one ian herld0 grave
mente algunas personas.
Hay que resolver pronto ell pr0blems
| y hasta ahora ell gobIern0 no SO haiti
preocupado del ssnnto; pero aver en-
81 ccnseyo de Ministries, SO tom5 FL
acnerdo de que vsya Ell de Marina a
estudiar Ia manera de arregIar ell con
fictO, y el duque de Veragua Sc pone
hoy en- caminO para cumplir so come
ridO, que por algo es "a hombre de
mar; o qn- 4 nadie ie ocuIre es 10 our
81 uevU Almirante va conseguir en-
las rias baJas para evitar 10 que pasa
gu ViilajusD, dOnde no dejan los suble-
vados desembsrcar las sardlnas pesca
das con traiiia. ID ce un diario que
Munter0 BIOS -onstja al gobieTno que
resUelva 81 conf cto en- favor de IOs
jeitos; ell minisrro de Haeienfa sale &
la defersa de las ira d e. Buena ri
tuasi6n pal a Sagasta que ha de lesoi
yer ell asun o.
El aqua Re ha desatado en- Barce'o
NJ; el Ola % se desbord6 el LIobregat.
canss nd0 dan ,s considerables en- las
fAbrlcas de OIesa y algunss vfcumss.
El dia Is 50 hizo una man festaci6n
para dep0sitar una corona en- Ia esta
tua del "onceller Casa nova; la mafiorfa
de los man festantes llevabsn lazos ca
talanistas en- el oj4l de la americana.
Mai anda por allf ell patriotsmo.
En Almoros (Toledo), sin saber ell
mouvo, SO pronunci6 ana algarada, AL
tersndo el orden por haber agIedido
algunos paisanos a Ia guardia civil, que
lJuvo que valerse de Ia fuersa para Cal
mar Ia excltacl6n y prender { los albo-
rotadores. Los motines estan de mo
/ da.
De meetings siempre SO celebra mas
de uro. En Gj6n 10 hubo ell dia AZ,
y el Indispensable Pablo Iglesias tuvo
el bnen acuerdo de oponcIse los de
secs de los anarquistas que pedfAn una
tribuaa libre, y demostI6 las ventajas
de Ia lutha politica y econ6mica.
| OGr0 meeting sUclalista Sc celubr6 g
dia Is on Ell Oontro Oorero de Tuba ;
| y por supuesto allf SO levant6 Pablo
glesias para hacer su propaganda )
atacar los ricos. Lo de slempre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21

" Justicia, sirv'endoIe de tema Ia res
ponsahilidad de los juzgados, afirman
do que debe extenderse q todos los fun.
cionarios del poier j idiciaI, sin excep
ci6n alguua. op'naudo con la Oonstitu-
ci6n de 1872. que Sc deoe estableceI
una alta Oorte de justicia con nueve
jueces nombrados por las Oortes para
jnzgar los magistrados del Tnbunal
Supreme. El discurso ha sido 0bjeto
de varias censuras, por encontrarlo de
hoiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21


Los juegos a,rales esAl de moda
En Salamanca, pronunci6 un dircurse
notable el elocuente orador don Joa
quin Costa. En- ca liz Sc han celeJra
do con gran solemmdad, habiendo pre-
miado Ia comdosicl6n del poeta don
Narpiso Diaz de Esc0bar.
En- Oviedo, era mantenedor ell seE d
Oanal.jis, usaron de la paIabra. ade
m 8 de este, don Melquiades Alvarez
y Sabrs, que fueron muy ap aud dos
OanalejAs termiD6 gu brillante dIscurso
con estas soberbias paIabras:
"Que nadie m Anche sus labios deni-
granuu a la patris. La patria es como
la madre. -. Es santai Paes Sc |:
venera! IEs torpei Pues Sc Ia dis
cupa y 80 ia defende !"
Y dip muy ben.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21

Muy lucido qued6 el bale dsdo anoche
por la jnveotud de RiO.piedras en- 10 casa
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-21

Ia falIecido en- Espsfa, el sefior don Ma.
nuel RowAu, coma andItario de Ia importan.
te casa de comerciO que llevs su rcmbrs
en- rsts capital
Damos su familis nuestro p6same.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

and respect of all who knew her All agree that whatever may have been the cause of upsetting tie mind of Ed Har- well that h!S wife was ia no way to blame
 That the tragedy was premeditated there Is no question, as Mir, Harwall left a letter giving an inventory of his prop orty, which he placed at $500, and asked that his child be turned over to his sis ter in Texas He tsated that h. wanted the child raised religiousy. and that shy be given the best educdtioT obtain able.
 Ed HarW5ll was well liked through out the county H. was manly and honorable in the highest extreme in all business transacticns. His moral char acter was abov, reproach in fact, with the exception of nigh temper, lt can truthfully be said that sh far as the public is aware he had about as few faults as any man in the community. He had been successful in a financial way and had met with no rev-rses. His rash act is beyond the explanation of any of his friends. Temporary insan- !ty seems to be the only explanation.
 The coroner's jury rGtu ned a verdict Of murder and suicide