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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21

Lot No. Misses patent vici
and patent calf lace and button
Shoes, cloth and kid tops, light
and heavy soles; sizes, liz to 2,
were $500 and $3.50, now 1893.
Lot No. Misses patent vici
and patent calf lace and button
Shoes, cloth and kid tops, light
and heavy soles; sizes, 5 to II;
were $500, now LAB.
Lot No. Misses kid and box
calf lace and button Shoes, light
and heavy soles, kid and patent
leather tips; sizes, liz to Q; were
$3.50 and $500, now 1859.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21

Al HeuHiHa9s
Washington. November 2o.-The book
les continue to get in their work at
Bennings. while the track is in bad
shape. The attendance today was about
the smallest of the week. but betting
was lively obnet and Blackstock were
the winning favorites. G1oriosa and
Black Dick, second choices. and Toscan
and Knight OF Gold captured the other
events. Historian. with Barry up IN the
hurdle race, fell at the third jump. Both
horse and rider escaped injury.
First race hurdle. mile and three
auarters-obnet. 1ss tGallagher). 2 to l,
won; Gould. 14s CThomas). to l, second;
Victor. 100 dIoulihan), 10 to 1, third.
Time. $50
Second race. six furiongs-Toscan. 115
LANDRY. to 5, won; Maiden, ia dIur-
ley). 20 to 1, second; Melster Singer, Ill
(O'Connor), to /. third. Time, I'LL
Third race. seven furlongs-Knight Of
Gold. 10 oI. cochran). to 1, won; Flor
ham Queen. 107 MARTINI, to 1. second;
Sir Faust. ITO (wonderly), to l, third.
Time. 1:sfh.
Fourth race. five and one-haif fur
longs-Gloriesa, 102 (Redfern). 2 to l.
won; Lyman Hay, no to'Connor), to
s. second; nlyrya, los CMinder), 10 to 1,
third. Time, 1:1o1-5.
Fifth race. selling. mile and one-six-
teenth-Black Dick. 100 CoConnor), 16 to
5. won; Benckart. 1l2 (wonderly). 2 to l.
second; Aminte, 102 DAILY, 10 to l, third.
Time. 1:53 Is.
Sixth race. handicap. seven furlongs-
Blackstock. s5 (Redfern). 4 to 5. won;
Himself. los CWonderly), 2 to l, second;
Nevermore. "a (Martin), 5 to 1, third
Time, 1:29.
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Executive Appointments.

Montgomery, November 20,-(Special.)-
The governor today made the following
appointments:
Jefferson-Adele F. Hochstadter, notary
public, at Birmingham; s. E. Thompson,
notary public, at Birmingham.
Elmore-E. D. Clover, justice of the
peace, at Tallassee, beat 8; l.. w. Wilk-
erson, notary public and justice of the
peace, at Tallassee, beat 3.
Neutrality-suspicious. C. Lamar. notary
public and justice of the peace, at Snow
down, beat 9.
Lee-Joseph H. Smith, notary public, al
Opelika-
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RETURN FROM MONTGOMERY.
Pratt City Delegation Wanted C. D
comstock as Justice.

c. d. Comstock, r. F. Loveland and w.
A. Gibson returned from Montgomery
last night. where they had gone in the
interest of C. D. Comstock. who is an APP
pllcant for the position of notary public
and ex-officio justice of the peace at
Prstt City. They saw the governor. who
makes the appointment. and urged on
him thu appointment of Mr. Comstock.
Others of Mr.. Comstock's friends from
Pratt city came to the. station last night
to meet Governor Jelks, who was expect
ed in the city but who did not arrive.
They had earlier In the day chartered a
special train to go to Montgomery, but
waited on information that the governor
would be here.
Other applicants for the position are
William Grady and II. A. Dickinson.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21

Lot No. Misses kid and box
calf lace and button Shoes, light
and heavy soles, kid and patent
leather tips; sizes, 5 to II; were
s1.75 and $3.50, now 1.2s.
Lot No. Boys kid, box calf
and patent leather lace Shoes,
some with close anu some with ex-
tension edges, low heels and spring
heels; sizes, II to 512; we're $500,
$3.50 and $500, now 1859.
Lot No 6-Youths' and little
gents kid and calf lace Shoes;
sizes, 81 to 151s; were $500,
$1.75 and $1.50, now Ito.
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Three Excluded.

Mobile, November 2O.-Three of the
eight Chinese who reached here last week
from Progreso, Mexico, by steamer were
deported on the same steamer today. The
ether FIVE. whose papers were in order.
were allowed to go to their home town.
New Orleans
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21
BESSEMER.
The Herbert-Hages Wedding One OF
the Most Brilliant of Season.,

Bessemer, November 20.-(Special.)
Miss Maggie Herbert, younger daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Herbert,
and Mr. Charles ]. Hager were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock in the Baptist church in Belle
Ellen, the Rev. Mr.. Lewis officiating.
The decorations, in which great
branches of autumn leaves, potted
palms and ferns were used, were very
artistic and beautiful. The church
was filled with the friends of the con-
tracing parties, both of whom are
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VIII Confer Several DAYS.

Topeka Kan. November 2o,-A confer
ence which Will likely, consume several
days commenced today between the ope-
rating officials of the Santa Fe and the
grievances committee of the engineers and
firemen. There are a number of import
ant matters to come up.
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5; +. S $; LOVEMAN s ST; +; s; $$;
JOSEPH & LOEB.
Sale of ChiIdren's Shoes Continues

There is an important sale of Chldrens Shoes here.
Not mother Birmingham should neglect this sae-be-
it offers the opportunity of saving money The Shoes
represented of the better casnohng cheap or inferior
any respect all Of high class which marks
Shoe Department.
We have divided these Shoes into six lots:
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;' s.: !. !; ;: LOVEMAN, +. s.
JOSEPH & LOEB.
Doing Art Work for Christmas Gifts

More and more women do goods work for Christmas
presents-andr really gift that speaks only thought
personal compact and work. possesses sentiment that en-
urely lacking in a merely money bought article.
II you contemplate doing any work art goods for gift
to some friend Christmas the time is when you should
buy the materials We ready for you. The stock
only larger than any other Birmingham but proba-
bly, larger than any other south of Washneton-and it
is good Stock too Nothing cheap SMALL but
everything possesses the class quality and exclusive
and OF the latest artistic novelty The prices themselves are
low as only big buying makes possible.
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The Better Handkerchief Department

We allude to it the better handkerchief department.
because OF its vast improvement recently We have always
been able to give large and varied of handker
Chiefs but is larger than ever whereas, formerly it
was the largest stock in Alabama the largest in the
Southland the prices moderate
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21
BOTH HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS SCORE ONCE
Birmingham High School and UnlveF-
slty High School Each Score 8
Points In a Close Game. :.

AS in the FIRST game between the eleven
of the Birmingham high school and the
University high school, the second game
played yesterday at West End park re-
suited In a tie, to 5. The lineup was
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21

Handkerchief patterns. Also the
new patterns for Irish crochet
work. You will find here all ma
terials for finishing this work.
The Battenperg Pillow Top is a
new idea. The Mount Mellick pat
terms are having great sale.
Cushions for trimming, suitable
for the dresser, from 21s inches
square to a 4x36-inch, all colors.
Point d'Sprit Net is being
used for making opera shawls or
fascinators.
Hemstitched Linen Doilies,
stamped or unstamped.
If you wish to have stamping
done properly, bring it to US
prices very reasonable.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21
DR. o. II IOzlER.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND Ex
PERT SPECIALIST.

Treats successful
ly all N erv o u s,
Blood. Skin, Rec
tai. Y en- e r e a l.
Genito-Urina and
Chronic Diseases.
Female Complaints
and Delicate Dis
orders of Men and
Women. Nearly all
operations Of sur
& c a | character
done WITHOUT
PAIN to the pa
tient.
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very popular. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Lizzie Herbert. as
maid of honor, and the groom by DIR.
M G. Thomas as best man. The ushers
were DR.. w. G. Head of Blocton,
Messrs. Joe Franklin, A. F. Sowell and
H. ]. Gentry of Belle Ellen. The bride
was gowned in blue and green camels
hair cloth, with trimmings of Persian
bands. She wore a white silk blouse
and hat of blue and green with touches
of white. She wore white gloves and
carried bride roses. The costume was
extremely becoming to the fresh, girl
ish beauty Of the bride. The maid of
honor wore white and blue cloth, with
hat to match, and carried pink roses.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Hager left for Atlanta, where
they will visit relatives of the groom
until Monday, when they will come to
Bessemer to visit the groom's sister,
Mrs. George H. Stevenson. Miss Her
bert is the daughter of Superintendent
Herbert, in charge of the land COM
pany's interests at Belle Ellen. Mr..
Hager is assistant superintendent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21

In the first half the tackling Of the uni
versity eleven was inferior and the Biz
mingham high school team soon drove
their opponents to the goal line, but
they failed to kick over the goal, and
there was not time enough left to make
another touchdown.
In the second half the university team
did better work They slowly but stead
lily fought, their way to a point near the
goal line, when fortunate drop kick
over the goal just as time was up gave
them score of 8 points and tied the
game.
About 200 spectators were present, in-
GLIDING fifty ladies. and the score was
very animated one in the almost per-
feet fall weather.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21

zoe quality fancy Denims, not
large assortment of patterns, but
good what we have of them; these
are printed on both sides; SPLEEN
did for fire screens, 12I2c.
Cord and Tassel attached for fin
ishing pillows, mercerized, at SOC.
Silk at 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21
Some New Things in Handkerchiefs

The new handkerchiefs coming in and you will find that the
grades superior to those of year ago. yet the prices
than for instance here sheer linen hemsthed and
embroidered handkerchief at Soc
Some palmer linen hemstched handkerchiefs at 5e
beautiful line of linen handkechefs scaloped lace trimmed
in round and square effects, 65c
Pure linen unlaundered handercefs embroidered initials
six for 10
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Customs Duties Increase.
Managua, Nicaragua, November 20.
AS a consequence of the fluctuation
in the price of silver, the Nicaraguan
government has today increased the
customs duties by 1870 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-21
The Latest in Art Work-Tke
New CUny

Centerpieces, ESQ to 1850 each.
Doilies, 3.f5 to 800 each.
Scarfs, $50 to 1850 each.
Battenberg patterns in Doilies,
Centerpieces, Scarfs, Ties and
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BIRMINGHAM PRESS CLUB
GIVES ANNUAL BANQUET At
THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL

CONTINUED from Fifth Pase.)
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At Bennlnns.

KellyD. 4 to l. second: Alec 100 Preston).
8 % /. rniru. Time; 1850.
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Ell petr6leo para el riego
Curiosidades

En- los Estados Unidos Sc ha encon-
trado un medic muy PRACTICE para ina
pedir la formation desmesuTada de
polvo en- las GALES y carreteras, relaa
dolas con petr6leo; como este no Sc
evapora, quedan las Was preservadas
de polVo durante mucho tempo. En
vista del buen 6xitc, mnchas socieda
des ferroviarias han empleado este sis.
tema para mayor comodidad de los
viajeros, y actualmente posee America
miles de Kilometres de Was ferreas lu-
brifoadas con petr6leo.
Para verificar esta operation recorre
la Inca I'M tren compuesto 1nicamente
de una Iocomotora, de un wagon que
lileva ell dep6sito de petr6leo y de otro
sobIe ell que descansan las tuberfas de
Iriego. Sc toman medidas especiales
para que el petI6leo no toQue directa
mente q los rails, porQue SO entoTpece
liza ell mecanismo de las rnedas de Ia
locomotera. El petr6leo empleado es
casi inodoro = altamente infamable.
AL proceder al riego p0r primera
yey, ell gasto para un lil6metro asciende
acerca de 5000 litros de petr6lec, cuyC
Drecio varfa entire 20 6 ~ dollars; en-
los riegos sucesivos el gast0 annual sc
lreduce 10 dollars lor kil6metr0.
Aparte de las grandes ventajas que
|ofrecen al visj5ro las Vas t6rreas lubli
/ ficanas, tienen adn otras que compen
lsan el gssto crecido que representa- 1 |
Isostenimiento, Y es el de disminuil
Iconsiderablemente los demas gastos d.
i sostenimiento de la Inca Sabido el
Ique Ia excesiva tormaci6n de poIvo
nenudo exige el cambiO de grande
Iextenslones de rails; con el uso del pc
Itr6Ieo desaparece este Inconvenience
=, ademas, preserva q los rails de 10
desastrosos efectos de la mala hieIba
ldel aqua de- lluvia , de las heladas.
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Los Reyes de Servia
Barcel0

De Viena esoriben al MGthino, una
|carta interesantfsima, dandole cuenta
de la nneva Ease que presenta ell dis
gusto entire Alexandra y la r ina
Draga.
El Rey servio ha enViado a San Pc
tersburgo a persona de su iatimidad,
para que liable con ell Ozar y con ell
procurador del Santo Sfnodo, acerca
del divorcio con su mujer.
Ia Reins, por gu parre, pareee ARE
pentida de sus devsneos, y hallase
|pfeocupada ante ell inminente peligrc
de perder Ia corona y qusdar reduoida
q 10 que era antes de su matrimoaio,
una simple condesa. Una de sus da-
mas mas amigas 10 ha declarado asf y
de efectuarse el diYorcio de la Reina
DFaga entrara en- IN convent0.
Alejandro ha'lase en- un conficto
muy grave. Sus enemi COS conspiran
|atiertamente para destronarle, y las
Icircunstancias de su matrimoni }, que
no promote descendeneis, son aprove-
chadas para pr0pagar entire el pueblo
"a necesidad de haIlar I'm successor de Ia
corona.
De consiguiente; de efeotuarae el
|divorcio tondIa ell Rey que casarse de
nuevol y bien apeiss, pues de 10 contra
lio es possible que estale una revo,u-
c0n, patrocinada por ell principe Pedro,
pariente del Rsy y vastago de la actual
dinastfa de los Karajorjewicht.
Y 81 ell divorcio no es sancionad0 p0T
| ell Ozar, volvera el desdichado Rey a
aus celos y & su desesporaci6n, obligado
q viv1r con una mujer coqueta y anto-
Ijadizs, que no perdona medic en- dar
pabulo & las hablil'as palaciegas.
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COmpafifa de Opera

Ell sadsdo sued6 contratado Ell testro por
nuestro amigo don Jacinto Anfosso, repre-
sentante de la Oompafiia de Opera, empire
sa Azzali y Ca.
Ell debut de dicha comp mia tendra lugar
ell da de Pascua de Resurrection.
Ei abono Sc ha amin ado extraordinaria-
mente, es probable que para los absnados &
pslcos tepga que formarss turno impair
par. Las personals que han ofrecido tOmsr
pslcos son muchas y IS precise que contir-
men su deseo, pues el senior Anfosso llevara
IN orden riguroso para que sean prefefidos
81 primer turno los que primero hayan he
cho ell compromise.
FL cobro del abono SO hars cuando ilegue
la compafifa y tenga anunciada Ia prttnera
function de abono. - 4
ST la OompAfifa empesara con una tun.
ci6n extraordinaria fuera do abono, los Abos
nsdos tendran la prefcreucia sus iocallda-
des y al precio de abonc para dicha funcioD.
Los sefiores que presenter el reclbo de
haber satissecko 81 importe del abono ten.
dram derecho entrar les ensayos genera
| les.
Ell senior Gris0Iia est6 comisionado 8 pa
sar domicilio de las pers 1nAs que dsSesn
abonarse para que puedan eleZir las l0cali-
dades entire las disponibles.
| Sc recibe 6rdenes para el ab0no en- el
Paris Bazaar del senior Giusti 9 directsin en-
to al representan'e de Ia Q c,mpafita don ia
cinto Anfosso. k 49,
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Guzman Blanco y recordara cuan de-
mocratica era aquella sltuaci6n que
respetaba tods ley y navegando or. re-
yuelto mar de revoluciones anuales, Ell
caminaba la naci6n al progreso. En
Venezuela no echa raices la yedra del
ldespotisnl0. Jamas hemos tenido una
so'a de esas reelecciones que han tole-
Fado pasivamente cast todos los pueblos
de Hispano-Ameeica y disfrazan la
mas atentatoria imposition personal.
En- Venezuela no rige el jaicioso refran
de ZEN casa del herrero, azador de
lpalop. Nosotros fufmos los progenito-
Tres de la libertad de Sud-Am6fte,s y
NAL que bien, pero contentos, vivimos
y vivirenos siempre libres
Seis revolueiones en- dos amos ha ba-
|tilo el general Castro. iOonoce usted
las causas de la actua'? Matos Sc alza
|porque reclama ell psgo Immediate de
|la deuda alemana, de 10 cual posee gran
cantidad; Mendoza di que Castro 10
ha robado, porous 10 dej5 p2sar sin
comoatir, entregandole ell ej6rcito> de
|cinco mil hombres que le confsra An
drade, y no ha reoibido en- pago s!no la
Presidencia de dos Estados! Estos son
los regeneradores.
El uno, Mendoza, media hora des-
pues de lamar 50 proclama de guerra
descendfa q Ia vergonzante conoisi6n
de pr6fngo, Matos, encastillado en- su
yapor, Sc pasea por las costas sin efec-
tlar IN solo desembarque de armas
que no haya sido eapturado por 81 Go
blerno.
PocQae agradezco la deferentia que
siente usted por Venezuela es que me
he tornado la molestia de- diligirle estas
fneas.
OreAme su amigo y servilo
Bdrcel0
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to del arancel en- todo menos en- ell
az6car y que la rebaja en- este artfcuio
vaya & favor de Cuba. Esta confusion
de espfritu da iugar que eminenci rs
parlamentarias, como el representante
Grosvenor, de Ohio, proponga un ore
ditto de $25.0UO. 900 para repartirlos
entire los hacendados cubanoe, y de ese
modo salir del paso sin quemarse los
dedos nj tocar ell hero candente del
protecoionismo, cual 81 Ia Constitution
permitiera regular a extranjeros Ell di
nero de los Estados Unidos.
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Satisfaction d Dewey

Diceu de Washington al "H srald y
que Sc cree que ell principe Enrique de
Alemania ha escrito al Almirante De-
wey una carta en- la cual le manifesto
los sentimientos de su simpatfs perso
nal y reconoce que los alemaues come
tieron un error al intentar ipfringir las
6rdenes dadas por Dewey durante el
bloqueo de Manila y que este tuvo ra-
z6n en- cuanto his0.
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NOTICIAS DEL DIA

Agradecemos nuestro apreciado colega
ola Voz de1la Patria," las frases,, encomfas-
ticas que dedica nuestro editorial sobre
ell muerEo.
LIE ha sido aceptada la renuucia del cargo
de Juez sustituto de Policia de Hum acaO :,
a don Alfredo Lopez Martinez.
Al Juez de Policfa de Vega bsja, don
Manuel Mufioz, le han sido concsdido diez
dias de licencia.
Ha sido nombrado para dessmpensr ell
cargo de Juez sustituto de Policia do Hu-
macao que Sc encortraba vacante por re-
nuncia kechs por don Alfredo Lopez Marti.
nez, don Victor Ortiz Lopez.
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NOtiCiaS del exterior

EI emperador Guillermo ha rsgalado
AL general Walders6e, que mand6 las
|tropas aliadas en- China, uno de los ca
homes de bronco que fueron tomados
al enemigo en- Pekin.
El canon pesa 1000 los y fu6 cons
truido en- el siglo XVI.
Parece CUE ell general no esta muy
satisfecho de un regalo tan ''graade"
que no p0dla ser colocado entire los
'0iDelots" de su gabinete.
Dice IN telegrama de Londres al
"New York Heraldn que el Tribunal
de digorclo de dicha ciudad ha admit
do la demanda interpuesta poi la mar
quesa de Tore Hermosa.
Seg6n ell telegrama de referencia, la
petici6n de diyorcio sc basa en- seyicia
por parte del marido.
El archiduque Leopoldo Salvador ha
heohO en- Viena su pFimera ascension
len ell gl0bo "Meteoron, acOmpanado de
| So esposa Blanca y de I'm ayndante.
Con el archiduque no iba ningl1n
aerOnauta de profession.
Ei ce.ebre actor don Pedro Delgado
Iagraciad0 con una oatedra On el Con
servatori0 de Madrid por ell conde ds
Romauones lego Madrid 81 domingo
de carnaval.
/ Un despaeho de Nueva York gu,
Ipubiioa The Morning Pcstp dice Qul
{ Id6fante ell afio iiltimo ocprrieron Is
Ilynchamientoss l21 On los Estados de
Il Sur y IA en- los del Norte.
i De los lynchados % fueron blanco
~ 107 negros.
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PRECAYEOS DE Los FRAIDES
r INlTAGI0NES

Ink hUlUUDD
Aceptad solamente los remedies "OU RA
SEGURA" para el ASMA, CATARR0,
LlEBRE, DISENTERIA; G0N0RROEA, ESP R.
MAI0RREA, STILLS. PER0i0A De La VlRI-
Ll0AO y DEBlLIDA0 NERW0SA. EI trata
mienrO, en- forma lfquida, para I'm mes, que
curara positivamente el case mas rebelde,
cuesta 3 500, orc americana, su equiVa.
lente en- mOneda de ese pals, por cada bo-
tella.
Su droguista debe tener esos remedies en-
existencia, pero 81 no es ssf, euvienos el
precio diciendonos ell remedio que fecesita,
y Sc 10 enviaremos enseguida por expreso,
porte pagado.
Dirijanse
La Compa1ta m6tlicG International,
Apsrtade 497,
800 324 Broadway, New York, B..U de A
Don Ernesto Oardona QuinOnes ha side
nombrado Juez municipal sustituto por q
Ayuntamiento de Aguadllls.
Ha fallecido en- Vega baja un pequenc
hijo de nuestro amigo don Ramon Perez.
En- Manati Sc han declsrado eu huelgs
les peones de las Haciendas "MonssIrate'
"Luisa" y ssPlasuels,n guardsndo los huel
guistas una actitud pacifica.
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Tribunal de pOliCia
DIsTRITo DE CATHEDRAL

DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL
Manuel Caldero, por escsndalo y tratar
de agredir Francisco Vargas, IN dollar
de multa.
Pedro Rivera, por iugar q Ia pelota en- la
via pdblica medic dollar de mul.a.
Ramon Villegas, por hurto de IN vsso
en- una pulperia, dos dias de trabaios fcrza-
dos.
Ddsjuicio aplazadcs J IN juicio absuelto
Ell acusado.
DIsTRITo DE SAN FRANCISCO
jose Sanches, por amenazasy faltar q la
policia, cinCuenta centavos de multa.
Enstaquio MILAN, por aggression atrope,
| llo Maria Rais, I'm dollar de multa Q dos
| dias de arresto.
Juan Bus6, Eduardo Garcia Ramon
Falcon, por escandalo, an dollar de multa
cada uno.
| Dos juicios absueItos los acrsados.
Ha sido trasladado al puesso de May a
eiiss, 81 cabo de Ia poliefa lnsular seil9r Va
| llsdsres, que venfa prestando seryicio On est'
ciudad.