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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
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BORN.

DAyfS-At North Deer Isle, Oct s, to MIR and
Mrs Carlton Davis, son. Earle Carlton.
DOw--At Deer Isle, Oct IS, to Mr. and Mrs
Joshua II Dow, a daughter.
EATON--At Little Deer Isle, Oct 2, to Mr. and
Mrs Jeremiah Eaton, a daughter.
SMITH--At penobseot. Oct Is, TO MFR and Mrs
Harry NJ Smith. son.
YOUNG-At South surry. oct Ia, to Mr. and Mrs
Everard c Young. a son
Y0USG-At South Surry. Oct Is. to Mr. and Mrs
Calvin Young, q daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

Game-Commissione Carleton has col
lected s537 from ID. A. Mcleod, of Ban
gcr, whose lumber camp Is located near
Little Rippogenns pond.
The animal was killed in close time by
McI4ecd's clerk, James johnson, also OF
Bangor.
The case was settled out OF court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
CHURCH NOTES.


Baptist.
Rer. Darid Kerr, pastor.
Sunday, Oct. 26-Morping service at
1880. Sunday school at IL m. Junior G.
Il. At 0 p. IN. Harvest praise service at q.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.3o
Trenton Service Sunday at ESQ p. M. !;
Mr.. Kerr.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Rer. J. NJ. adams, pastor.
Friday evening, prayer and conference
meeting at 73o, to be followed by the
annual church meeting.
Sunday. Oct. 26-Morning service at
1890. Sunday school at II IS.
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Sunday school Convention.

The State Sunday school convention
opens at Pennington to-day.
Among the delegates from Hancock
county are: Miss Bertha Cline, Rev. g..
III. sailey, Hancock; Mrs. w. @. Greene,
A. j. Long, BiuebGii; Mrs. w. w. Jellt-
son, Mt. Desert Ferry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

.Daiiy sundaya included Boston to Ellsworth
and Washington County r, but sunday leaves
at pm.
tstop on signal or noticeto Conductor.
These trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland. hos.
ton and st. John.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. r. r. ticket o@co,
Ellsworth.
Passengers are requested 70 procure tcko1a
before entering the train, and especially Ella.
worth 10 Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
GEO. r. EvANA
vice-Pres and Gen1 Manager.
r. l.. BOOTHBY, GENT Pass. and Ticket A9t.
Portland, Maine.
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Paint Your Buggy for nc

TO sl.oo with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. II
weighs 5 TO ozs. more to the pint than others,
wears longer, and gives gloss equal TO new
work. Sold by wIaoIs MooKE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

Matthew Hayden, OF Cambridge, Mass,
was killed by q shock from an electric
wire last Wednesday while at work on
the toll bridge at Bangor. He was in the
employ OF the American Bridge Co.
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HANCOCK s. ]. COURT.
QUIET TERM-THE GRAND
JURY REPORTS.
~RygxTy sEvBs INDICTMENTS SIXTY
sKvEs LIQUOR CASES THE Pc
soBscor ASSAULT CASE.


FHK coURT.
rrsas.sinx 5asstan-- ASpssw r. wtswsII
e1srg-J0ns v. KSowLros.
cmunty Auorucy--B. v. TRscr.
lshersr-H. Y. wutrcowa.
trscs--si r. sftsaY. Ausora.
pepasies--D. l.. rrxLps. Ellsworth. JANIS
A. HfLt. soslisboro; Jens susrSssr, BAr
Hsrbor.
sssnsxrsphsr--C. o. Hswsows. Portland.
nrssanxer-~f. ~ TfLpks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

C0f0rrh

Is discharge from the mucous meme
brane OF the nose, throat, stomach,
bowels etc., when kept ia state Of
Inflammation by an impure condition
Of the blood and want 81 tone in the
system.
Soothe the inhamed membrane,
strengthen the weakened system, and
the discharge viii stop : 10 do this
purify the blood.
II was troubled with cAtarrh for years
and tried various remedies but found Moth
ing that would cure me. / then resolved
to try Hoods Sarsaparilia and took four
bottles which entirely cured me. ! have
never been troubled with catarrh since.
AS blood purifier can find nothing else
equal to Hoods Sarsaparilla WILLIAM
SHERMAN, 1880 9th st., Milwaukee,, Wis.
Hoods CdrSGpdrilL1
Cures catarrh radically and perma-
nently--removes it's cause and over
comes all its effects.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

Hsrbor.
s.snssrspasr--c. o. nsssows. Portland.
nsssenxsr-f. u. TfnpKs.
The Oct ober term OF the supreme Judi
cisi court for Hancock county, which
convened at Ellsworth tho 18th. win be
one Of the shortest on record.
40 little business was In sight on the
s..smbling OF court lsst Thursday morn
ing that the second traverse jury was dis.
charged, four Of tho number, however,
being retained ss saperuumeraries.
These -four were: j. II. Brimmer, ElIs.
worth; Eiweii Jeilison, Hancock; Charles
Mumler, ofisnd; and J. T.. stinson,
stoningtou.
Three cases we're assigned tor Thursday.
In the nr.t, Webb We. Driscoii. the de-
tsndsnt was defsuised, and the case con-
tinued for Judgment. Benson; Dessy.
Tue two cases OF Mary n. Cowsn Va.
Inhabitants OF Bscsspoft we're contia-
ued, owing 10 the inability OF p. n. 0illin,
OF Bangor. one of the counsel Tor plaintiff,
60 be present.
These cases sre tor damages sustained
while crossing q bridge to Verona.
Baessport n represented by Fellows and
Cunning ham: tho plaintiff BY 6iltia a
TowIs. OF Bangor. In one suit, and by r.
ii. Smith Ia the other.
Two cases we're assigned for Friday.
One, Page Iiheliaat w. Page, vas con-
sinasd until to-day.
VERONA We. BRIDGES.
The osho case MAS Inhabitants OF
Verona ss. stephen ID. Bridges. This wss
case for the recovery OF n OF unpaid
amount involved la this particular case,
but because on abe result OF ii depended
thu payment ot ether taxes, amounting
20 soms ssoo or 500.
The Jury returned q verdict for the
pisintif ter si. iNfsudsut flied sxesJ
tons. fsiIoss TOR plaintiff Deasy ior
sssfcndsat.
sKARLss Va swEgrsKa.
tn. only case assigned Tor Saturday
wss that Of Ssarie~ ". swestssr. This
was an action 10 recover the amount 81 q
note glysn by the defendant, Joshua II,
s@estser, 10 4. ~. Mttls, OF ssoningtpp,
way back in Aprs'. 1856 The amount OF
note was 80, snd this time twenty-five
days.
Mile nsgcsssted the note, and n feli 10.
10 tho hsnds cf s. aries. " no briggs the
suit. The defense pleaded the statute oil
limitation, claiming that the note was
not witnessed, but that ths psms that
appears on the noss "a witness was writ
ten on IL afterwards, aud without bis
knowledge OF consent
The pfsinsi1 clsimed that the note wa.
Witnessed ., The time IL vas given by q
r. Mills. Mills did not arrive Ia season
to testify. hut the dispositions OF the wiis
and daughter 81 r. III. Mills were read
These went TO show that y. u. Mills did
witness the note 1T the time II was given
I The Jury returned q verdict for tn,
plaintiff TOR 90 VI Lyman for plaintiff
. Pineo for defendant.
REPORT or THE GRAND JUDY.
The grand lary reported at . Is Satar-
|tsy aiternooa. Seventy indiet-
tns1is we're found; sixsy-sevsu were liq-
nor cases, four breaking, entering and
1srceny. ave cruelty to animals, one ssssui,
with intent to XIII.
No indictment vas found sgsinst James
EIolxou. CHARGED with ktdnap niug. and he
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
Tho Weather of September.

Following Is an abstract of meteoro-
logical observation at the Maine agricuI-
tural experiment station at Orono, dur
ing the month of September:
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REPORT or THE GRAND suaY.

The grand lary reported at . Is Satar-
fdsy atternooa. Seventy seven indiet-
ksnsn,s were found; sixty-seveu were liq-
nor cases. four breaking, entering and
larceny, Ave cruelty to animals, one assault
with intent TO kill.
No indictment vas found sgsinst James
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-11-22
Z CHICAGO

-Posia Stapinskiego spotka}a tu ME-
przyjemnosc fabryce maszyn McCor-
mick'a Rzecz sic tax miafa: Po odbyciu
zebrania W hall Putaskiego, zwofanego
przez p. Stapihskiego, dnia IL b. m, jeden
robotnik6w zatrudniony W wyzej wymie-
nionej fabryce, niejaki J. Bobowski, pro-
sit p. Stapinskiego, aby zwiedzif owa fa-
bryke, zaboczy jak ciezko tam pracuja
Polacy Galicyi, przy furnesach" (ogni-
skach). Pan Stapihski obiecaf przyjsc ma
drugi dzien zwiedzic fabryke przy pomo-
cy Bobowskiego Tomaszewskiego (kt6ry
tam jest formanem) ma wtasne ich zycze-
ME Bobowski ME jest lubiany przez
wsp6ftowarzysz6w piracy, poniewaz jest jak
go nazywaja -zarozumiafym gfupcem, wiec
kt6rys obecnych, niskiego charakteru
czfowiek, podsluchawszy rozmowe, uprze-
dzil zarzad fabryki, il 'anarchisci'' so.
cyalisci' przyjda przegladac fabryke. TAX
poinformo owany zarzad fabryki po przyby-
ciu PIP. Stapinskiego towarzystwie Bor-
kowskiego dw6ch innych pan6w, pred
goscmi zamknaf drzwi! grubiansko kazat
i'm natychmiast opuscic fabryke. Toma-
szewski Bobowski zostali jednoczesnie
wydaleni piracy. Wszystkim wyzej wy
mienionym panom stafa sic krzywda wyrza-
dzona przez pod}ego, moze gfupiego czfo-
wieka, ktory powinien bye wykryty ma
pietnowany przez wszystkich Polak6w. Do
dis zadna gazeta ME napisafa ami jednem
siowem tenn zdarzeniu nie wien dlacze-
go milcza.-Z. j. Odalski
The Lamar register., 1902-05-07

PostponIn9 the st. Louis ExoosItIon
It is settled that the st. Louis ex-
position will be postponed until 1904.
Senator Cockrell has introduced an
amendment to the pending sundry-
civil appropriation bill providing for
the postponment, and since this &C
tion was taksp at the request Of the
managers OF the exposition there is
no doubt that it will be approved by
the government.
There will now be ample time in
which to make whatever preparations
may be needed. Foreign countries
can prepare their exhibits and so can
the different states without being
crowded for time, and the managers
of the exposition can perfect and
carry into effect their plans. There
was no hope of producing a credit
sdle exposition within twelve months
from this date; and this was 30 wide.
ly recognized that the public took
it for granted that the opening day
would be put off until 1904. With
this condition of public sentiment to
face, it would have been worse than
useless for the management to insist
upon completing everything by 1908.
Colorado people may now go to
work with the assurance that they
will have ample time in which to
collect and arrange an exhibit that
will present the state in proper
way before all persons who may
visit the exposition. They will not
be so hurried that they will be un
able to consider and adopt suitable
plan OF work, and this is in many re
spects the most important consiiera.
ton. Something more will be re-
quired than simply great collec
tion OF crude material thrown to
gether without much regard for artis.
tic effect and design. There should
be a we'll considered plan for each
part OF Colorado's exhibit, aud IN
The Lamar register., 1902-05-07
PRICES RIGHT

accordance with it all work should be
done. This state should make q
much more creditsble showing in St.
Louis than it did in Chicago. Its
industries are more highly developed
now and it can make better collec.
ton of natural products. The expo.
sition will give it great opportun-
ity, which should be fully taken sd-
vantage of in the most intelligent
way possible. Republican.
The Lamar register., 1902-05-07
Boots VIII Grow.

None of the beet sugar chieftains
have yet given out anything definite
in the form Of words, az to what
would be the effect of the pending
sugar Legislation in congress, and
there has been a general uncertainty
in Colorado as to whether it would,
if adopted by the senate, (which is
doubtful be disaster to the beet
sugar industry or possibly put q stop
to it. But the facts speak louder
than words, and they speak favor.
able. Not only are the present re.
finery companies going ahead with
their preparation but numerous new
ones are coming in and making ar.
rangemeuts to set up in business.
It is proposed even to haul sugar
beets SO far as from Alsmoss to
Sugar City. North of the divide
there is great activity at several
points where new sugar mills are to
be built, and the one at Grand juno
ton has passed into the hands of q
new and stronger company which
will make it go.
Just what the details Of the COM
petition with Cuba and with the
sugar trust would be has not been
publicly discussed, but what the
people here want to know is whether
The Lamar register., 1902-05-07
COLORADO WEDNESDAY. 7.

sioners last fall, has been closed by
the department road overseer.
The Webber brothers completed
the stone work on W. j. Carriers
house Tuesday.
The editor has moved to Amity
now and will be ready to devote his
whole attention to the office.
On account of the increased trade
from the hill, j. H. Childs was com
PEELED to dispense with his one horse
delivery Monday, and take a two
horse team and big wagon. Who
says Amity is not booming.
The Lamar register., 1902-05-07

beets are TO be grown and sold. That
they will be is pretty we'll assured,
and the indications Of a great and
profitable and safe industry are most
encouraging. As in tbe case Of iron
and steel and other manufactures, q
producing industry in Colorado has
natural and permanent protection
from the heavy freight charges ACROSS
the plains. Beet sugar in Michigan
and New York state may be in peril,
but all the signs point to the assured
success Of the beet works in Colorado.
Pueblo Chieftain.
The Lamar register., 1902-05-07
EN- pIro Valley.

Though wheat is not suffering 1t
was benefited by the showers of
Monday.
Frank Lay is the first one to cult.
vate and work his sugar beets He
has IN IL acres with a good stand.
L. A. Cook aud the "Hoosur" peo
pie are each having about 100 tons
OF alfalfa bailed and hauled to
Lamar.
Aside from the apricots that were
damaged some little by the low tenn
perature about two weeks ago a full
crop of all kinds of fruit including
apple, peach, cherry and plum is
now assured.
Corn is about all planted and is
coming up with prospects Of good
stand. Beets owing to the shallow
ness Of seed beds have been effected
by the drying winds and all late
planting will fail to germinate until
q soaking rain falls or irrigation
water arrives with which to moisten
them.
The annual school meeting was
quite fully attended. g. A. Bishop
was elected to his fourth consecutive
term sssisresident OF the board. A
special levy of 10 mills was voted as
district pride forbids discounting
warrants as has from necessity been
practiced heretofore. The patrons
have unanimously requested that
they employ Miss Dee Davis for the
coming term as her work for the
term Just ended could not have been
more satisfactory.
The Lamar register., 1902-05-07
Real Estate Ira ansfsrs.

The following is list OF the real
estate transfers filed at the county
clerks Office during the past week,
as taken from the records:
April 28-Frank Patterson to G.
M. Lee; quit claim deed to
VIZ SWN 3-22-46; consider
alton l 90
April 2S-B. F. Richardson toe.
M. Lee; quit claim deed to
E1l SWX 3-22-46; consider
alton 90
April 3O-W. L. Morehouse to
Thomas w. Sexton; warran-
ty deed to 2,476 acres in a.
22-46; consideration 200 90
April 3O-ByrOn w. Parmeuter
to George w. Kelley; war
ranty deed to SEH 8 2247;
consideration 300 90
May IA. v. S. B. 4 1. L. Co. to
J.F. Wisdom; warranty deed
to lot block 6, Holly; con-
sideration IS 90
May "a. v. s. B. & 1. L. Co.to
Edwin Law; warranty deed
to E11 NWA 32-22-43; con-
sideration 1890 90
May 81. G. Christopher to Ed
win Law: warranty deed to
sWH SEA 29-22-43; con
sideration 1900 90
May 3+Wm. Briefly, Jr. to J.. c.
Galbreath; warranty deed
to NWH l7-21-47; consider
alton 45O 90
The Lamar register., 1902-05-07
County Notes.

Mrs. Drummond, OF Lamar, visit ed
friends in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. Grooms and daughter, Mrs.
John Gordon, left last week for a
visit to the sunny land of California
A number of Holly Odd Fellows
went to Lamar Saturday to partici-
pate in the celebration of the ami.
versary of the order. They all re.
port a good time, IS does everyone
when they go to Lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan and
daughter, started on their long trip
across the waters to visit Johns
folks in Scotland. Chris Clasen
accompanied them and will visit his
childhood haunts in old Germany.
8. w. Howell has put up at his
we'll II horse power gasoline en-
gine with six inch pump and from
his experience thus far he believes
eight acres can be supplied with an
abundance Of water to produce any
kind of crop. The pump throws out
almost barrel a minute.
[From the Holly Ncws.l
The Eastern Star was organized
last Friday night.
W. G. Gould, president OF the
Bank of Holly, was down from La
mar Tuesday.
Henry Aller, the expert mechanic
of the Standard Bottling Works Co.
OF Denver, was in town Tuesday
afternoon putting in place the ele
CANT new $1,000 soda fountain Of
Ikleman Bros. The fountain is Ger.
tainly a beautiful piece Of work.
There is no finer one in the state.
Several belated shipments Of trees
arrived this week. Some were in
such bad condition that the farmers
refused to take them. A snide out
TT from Ohio which represents itself
as having branch nurseries in several
places in Colorado and took . great
many orders last winter at ri1icu-
lously low prices shipped in lot Of
dead and half dead trees. Some of
these had to be sold over again at
still lower prices, but such stock is
always dear even as gift.
IFrom the Granada Timesl.
E. 7. Leo was selling goods to
our merchants Monday.
John A. Simpson secured some
fine cottonwoods for the town last
week.
A. N. Parrish was down from his
Carlton ranch yesterday trsnsscting
business.
The street committee has had new
bitches dug and all the trees prop.
erly irrigated.
Clark Mitchell was down from La.
mar Monday looking for some horses
which had strayed away.
County Superintendent J. A. Rose
brough was in La Junts last week
on business connected with his Office
The Buffalo Fancy Canteloupe
Growers Union is making fine pro
gress towards planting. About 4 of
all melons are planted at this writ
ing and the balance will he planted
this week, with q very few excep-
tions. Our prospects are very en-.
couraging in every respect, and sue.
cess to us means success to every
body-to the town of Granada as
we'll as to ourselves.
The Lamar register., 1902-05-07
WOOL AND WOOL SACKS
The LAS ANIMAS WAREHOUSE
E. j. HULING & 60.

Representing The Forbes Wool Co.'S Wool
Securing Mill, of Trinidad, Colo, we carry
stock Of wool sacks at Las Animas, for the con-
venience of the patrons Of that concern who are
located in the Arkansas Valley. Correspond with
US about your wool when it is ready, and we
will Luy it, or make terms with you for handling
the same at Trinidad.
SEED FOR STOCK BEETS
In this vicinity some beets planted as late as June
last year made satisfactory feeding beets. We
have limited quantity Of seed yet on hand.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-17
| as refoTTnas del ''Bo|ctin" !"

Hoy ha circulado proftsamente el
programa de las reformas del BoLETIN
MERcANTn, pero como aspiramos a dar
la mayor popularidad possible a asta ra-
dical reforma de nuestro diario, repro
ducimos aquf algunos pArrafns de los
en- e! programa.
Por la extens ion de este no podemos
insertarlo fntegro, va que ocuparfa una
plana del BoLETIN, pero maf1ana con-
pub1ioandolo, a fin de cue 10
conozcan inmediatamente nuestroe nu-
merosos lectores de la Isla.
Precise es que, tratandose de la trans
formation de I'm peri6dico tan antique
como este, conozca ell p1blico las aspira-
clones de los hombres QUE inspiran y
redactan ell BoLETIN MERCANTIL, .cuyo
djario tonla rumbo desde el dia 10 de
Noviembre, en- consonanc a con las ne
cesidades modernas, los impulses de la
opinion y ell natural deseo que tienen
sienpre de ser titles la terra en- que
viven 6 en- que nacieron todas las per
sonas que que qaieren practicar e1 ben.
El BoLETIN MERCANTIL vera la luz
diarialnente, menos los douingos, y su
fsononla moral y material queda def
nida en- este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-17
D { 7 { A 7 R 0 S
F. B A N 0 B L L A B

Con mas concurrenca que e1, las re-
preSentaclOnes aateriores, dIo sa tercera
representation en- nuestro teatro el cee-
E-bre magnetizador sefior Banobalab.
Muchas distinguidas famiias de Ia
capital y Santurce ocupaban los palcos
del destartalado coliseo.
Tambien tuvimos Ell honor de saluda1
q la amable fami!ia de nuestro amigo
de Manati don Federico Calaf.
Ell p1blico de butacas era mas nu re
roso que Ell las dos.anteriores represen-
taciones y en- las localidades atlas rebo-
saba Ia gente.
Los trabaj2s del iiustre professor 7e
sultaron varladislmos y por todos con-
cemos admirab' es.
Anoche fue inmensamente aclanado
el sellor Banobelab, y presento nuevos
1enomenos de hipnotisrao, 1nagnetismo
y cataiepsia y curiosfsimos experiment
los de telepatia que tanto aplaude nues-
tro plblico por lo maravilosos.
Banobelab, trabaj5 anoche hasta la
una menos cuartoy el ptlblico pedfa la
continuation del espectaculo, tan breve
parcel
Practice felices experimentos de ST.
gest1on a dlstancia y ordeno luego a
cuatro de los jovenes que Sc prestaron
ser hipnotizados, el cumplimiento de
varlas ordenes que tienen que cumplir
hoy 4 las doce del dia en- distintos
puntos de la ciudad.
Banobelab es superior a cuaato Ell
este sentido nos ha vjsitado, Ell puoli-
co que asiste las Representatives. es
hrme garantla de 10 que dejamos ex-
presado.
x Nos abstenemos de hacer una rosetta
detaliada del espectacuo de anoche por-
que no Sc habla de otra casa en- la capt.
tai. Sc comentan y Sc refieren, STEM
pre- eloglosamente, los fenome0os curio-
s1slmos y altamente cjent16cos que pre-
senta el professor Banobelab, y este nos
exlme de nuestra mission informadora
respecto de la actualidad teatral.
Lo mas prodigioso de la funcion es el
acto. Tambien es 10 mas
cienti6co. El p1blico observa TN si1en-
clio religioso, un recogimiento exagerado
como 81 estuviese en- presencia de la
de una ejecacion sublimemente
lena de magestuosa sereni-
dad.
Ell acto de suggestion y catalepsia con
la seflora Edhlt, es de una dramatica
conmovedora. Ell pdblico no aplaude.
Esta pendiente del espectaculo, y GUAM
do la es .Jiritual Edhit, vuelve la vida
por TN soplo en- la frente, el pdblico
ovacion, Sc desquita entonces del s.
lencio que Sc VIC obligado guardian
POI nO turbar ia soleIunidad del mo-
mento.
Nuestros hombres de ciencia, nues-
tros nedicos, nuestros periodistas y TN
gran p6blico ovacionaron anoche Ba-
Desde eatas colurnnas le repetinos
aplausos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-17
Hygiene Profildctica y
Bacterioloola Modernas

Con este tltulo ha publicado nuestro
ilustrado amigo el sefor Raldiris, un
interesante y it'll folleto. sobre una con-
ferercia que dio Ell e. Casino de Fajar-
do en- la noche del FL de Septiembre del
aflo que CORE.
Ell libro del sefior Raldiris contiene
consoles de mucha trascendencia y OBJ
servaclones medicas cientf6cas.
81 libro que es recomendable por to-
dos conceptos Sc vende al precio de cin'
cnenta centavos Ell ejemplar.
El autor ha recibi,lo gran demanda
de su interesante publication.
Nosotfos felicitamos al seflor Ealdi-
ris, porque entendemos que ha presta
do TN servicio al pl1blico exteriorizandc
sus profundos conocimientos en- la ma
terra y le enviamos las gracias por el
ejemplar que Sc ha servido dedicarnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-17
FL tiroteo de anoche

Como las nueve media de la no.
che Sc produjo una profunda alarma en-
|esta capital.
En- las inmed iacioues de la ca1le de
la Luna Sc oyeron las detonaciones de
varios disparos de revolvers, la policfa
corrio hacia el sitio donde Sc produjo
la alarma, y detuvo a los indibfduos
Canuto Diaz, Severe Cirino, Encarna-
cion Calderon, Aurelio Cirino, y Ma
nuel Gener Angulo.
Ninguno de es.os individaos tenfa
revolver al ser presos.
Fueron llevados al Deposito munici-
pal, en- union de dos de los festigos que
el Juez de paz mando detener en- pre-
vision de que pudiesen fugarse.
Con los frecuentes tumultos que ocu-
Erren diario en- los pueblos de la Isla,
lei pdblico Sc encuentra en- profunda
excitacion y el tiroteo de anochs alar-
mo la ciudad.
A pesar del gran ninero de disparos
no hrbo herido ninguno, afortunada-
mente.