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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04
SPECIAL LOW RATE EXCURSIONS

To New York City and Atlantic City
$500 for the Round Trim
Vi. the Lake Shore and Michigan
southern Railway on July 18th and
3lSt; also August It'll and 14th. Re-
turn limit twelve days. Tickets good
Dy boat between Cleveland and Buffa-
10, and Albany and New York. if de-
sired. Stop at Niagara Falls and Chau-
tauqua. Full information Oh applica-
ton at City Ticket Office. $50 Clark
St., or to c. F. Daily, Chief A. G. T. A,
Chicago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

Mother (who has been out for the
day)-Tommy, did you take that
medicine that l told you to, when l
was away?
Tommy-No, ma. Willie Jones
came in, and he liked it So l ex-
changed it with him for sour apple.
The King.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

DR.. M. J. Rodermund Of Apple
ton is in Eau Claire with a view to
starting a school for the study Of
contagious diseases.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

Commander Potter of the Ranger,
notified the Colombian insurgents that
he would not permit the bombardment
of Panama.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

About two-thirds of the linemen at
GAINESVILLE are on sympathetic strike
by order of the Central Union Elec-
trical Workers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted. Leroy. y. Y.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

Senator JShn L. McLaurin of South
Carolina has declined the presidents
proffer of seat on the court of
claims bench.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

Col Robert M. O'Reilly has been
selected to succeed Gen. William H.
ForWood as surgeon general of the
army on Septemer 7.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

John Greenwood, accused of killing
John Yaudes at Marinette, has been
released on $4,000 bail.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04
KIDNEY TROUBLES.
Mrs. Louise NJ. Gibson Says
That This Fatal Disease is
Easily Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
mound.

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM i felt very
discouraged two years ago, had suf-
fered so long with kidney troubles and
other complications, and had taken so
much medicine without relief that
began to think there was no hope for
me. Life looked so good to me, but
what is life without health? l wanted
to be we'll
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

Pisos Cure for Consumption promptly
relieves my little Swear old sister Of
croup.-Miss L.. A, Pearce, % PiIing
street, Brooklyn, n. Y, Oct, 2, 1901.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04
Excursions Abandoned.

Excursions to New York City, Allan tic
City and Montreal, advertised by the Wabash
for July 3lst, August 7th and l4th, have
been abandoned.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

Mrs. WinSlOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething sOftenS the gums, reduces Inflammation
aIlays PAIN cures wind collie. IS cents bottle.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price 70 cents.

The priests of the diocese of La
Crosse go into retreat near Prairie du
Chen
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04

Gold beaters in most of the large
cities have gone on strike.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-04
The University Of NOtre Dame
NOTRE DAME, INDIANA,

A REhIITIEIII Gold Watch FREE for
~ ULHU Ill VI forming a club among a
few of your friends. Address or CALL j. II.
BECK & CO., $50 Nassau Street, Room GOT,
New York City.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
A Universal Language.

Esperanto is the hopeful name of a new universal language. The struc- ture of Esperanto is simple and it's roots few. There are only seventeen grammatical rules. which for reading purposes may be ignored. The time in which it can be acquired may be reckoned in hours. Invented by a Russian physician. one Zamenhoff, in 1887. it has of late made vast strides. and its adherents. to be found mainly. but not exclusively, in Latin countries. France, Spain. Canada. etc. have been estimated at S0.000. It is patronized by the Touring Club de France. and betwixt its professors. of whatever kindred or nation, there has come to subsist a sort of .'freemasonry" The propagation of the language is carried on in five reviews: "The Esperantiste" France), ''The Lingao Internacia" Hungary. The Lumo" (Canada), "The RoDdiranto" (Bulgaria) and '.The Esperanto" (Spain).
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
Tricks of the Trade.

In the laboratory of the Massachu- setts state board of health a package of honey in the comb of which is a dead bee. drowned in its own sweet ness, holds a prominent place, but the unromantic analyst tells you that the honey is an artificial product and the bee was placed there to deceive the buyer.
 It is asserted on good authority that Vermont publishers have received or ders to forward thousands of papers to Iowa. Are the Iowans anxious to in- form themselves concerning the every day happenings in the Green Mountain State? No. These papers are used to wrap up the Iowa made but Vermont labeled maple sugar, a product con- pounded of hickory bark and glucose. made into cakes the size and shape of the Vermont product. wrapped in newspapers published in that state, la- beled Pure Vermont Maple Sugar." Even the elect are deceived.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
CHOICE MISCELLANY
Early Days of Anthracite Coal.

It is just a century ago that Daniel Fell made the first successful test of hard coal in LuZerne county, Pa, for heating purposes. It is said that the Indians knew of the "black stones" and made pipe bowls of them. Mora vian missionaries early came across the strange mineral in their long jour- neys through the woods. Even after the coal had begun to be mined it was difficult to sell any. The people did not understand how to use it and as- serted that it would not burn. Signed certificates that .'stone coal will bprn' had to be sold intending purchasers. Even as late as 1891 the Lehigh and Navigation company sent but 365 tons to Philadelphia. Hard coal was first successfully used at the wire mills of White & Hazard, Falls of Schuylkill, through an accident in December, 1914. The coal cost $2s ton. But the men could not ignite it. In exas- peration they pitched a quantity of coal into a furnace, shut the doors and went about some other work Some hours later the furnace doors were found to be red hot and the in- terior mass of fire. William Henry, a manufacturer of muskets near Naza- reth, had secured some of the coal in 1I9S for his forges. His blacksmith told him the neighbors called him a fool for trying to burn the "black stones." In 1908, however. he built a mill and successfully used hard coal in it
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
Expensive Hose.

Five hundred dollars for a pair of stockings, This seems like a Babylo- nian dream, yet there is shop in Fifth avenue, New York, which actu- ally has them on sale. It must not be supposed that they come in boxes of half dozen pairs, yet a single pair of pedal teguments brought this price. Who bought 'em? S-h, s-h, Was it Lil- lian Russell? Mo- indeed. though the ''airy fairy one" has plenty in her wardrobe that cost $100 or so. This pair was bought for a lady of rank and social distinction. The conclusion must not be jumped at because the Duchess of Marlborough has departed that she was the favored one. Indeed 1t may be said in confidence that she was not the recipient Yet young beau of the modern Babylon actually pushed $500 in currency across the counter to settle for single pair of hose. Yes. they were silk. but they were also sonse.hing moro. Wonderful
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
VIII Try to Cultivate Bamboo.

Bamboo is the very mainstay of .ia- pan. and it is a material which would find many uses in this country if it did not cost so much to import. The aSri- cultural department is therefore trying to introduce it's cultivation here. It re quires hot climate. with plenty of moisture to the roots. and it will not stand frost. It is believed that it will flourish on the waste lands of the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
Laughed at His Tragedy.

When the fretful critic Cumberland said of q performance of The School For Scandar' that he was surprised that it provoked such immoderate laughter, as it did not make him even smile. Sheridan. the wit. orator and playwright. is said to have remarked. Cumberland is truly ungrateful. for saw a tragedy of his played a fort night before at Covent Garden. and laughed from beginning to end
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
Bonded by Statue.

Before Pitt died early last century more than s15.OOO was subscribed by statue in his honor. Then the joke be- came current that he was bound over in this sum for his good behavior dur ing the rest of his life
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
Had Only Himself to Blame.

In his book. The Outspan." J. ?. Fitzpatrick tells this story: "A person of my acquaintance was once referred to in an up country newspaper as MT. Chimmagc.' He wrote to the editor, ex- plaining that his name was not 'Chim- mage but 'Shimmelovitch.' The editor in making the correction added. He being known"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

*Twenty minutes for dinner.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
BROWN CLOTH AND VELVET.

lin. embroidered. A single muslin mo- tiff ornaments the little vest. The sleeve is full and of odd design. The hat is of brown beaver, with a twist of red vel vet around the crown and creamy mousseline and ribbon under the brim. New York Commercial Advertiser.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
WOMAN AND FASHION
Russian Effects,

New ideas iI Russian effects gre being constantly introduced, and 1t must be confessed they are wonder fully smart. In the blouse to this frock the picturesque Russian closing and ornamental slot tucks are associated with artistic results. The slight full
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

eralds and rubies entered into the scheme of decoration. the whole giv- ing an effect-well, the effect may be ina gineG.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
A Grand BIazc.

Farmer-You had fire at the manse this morning. Any serious loss?
 Minister-Yes; ten years sermons were completely burned.
 Farmer with memory of many a weary Sunday morningt-MoD, they made gran blaze, they were so dry. ye ken.--I.ondon Tit-Bits.
 Clothes cleaned and repairsd at Hartley's, 116 O. K. Sstreet. If
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

ness in the back of the blouse is col lected in tiny plaits. and the full front pouches over the belt.
 The skirt is one of the prettiest and simplest, lending itself readily to either silk, wooden or cotton fabrics. It fits the figure trimly. and the fullness in the back is laid in an inverted plait. The fitted hounce may be trimmed in any preferred way or simply finished with stitching. - New York Evening Journal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08
SUCESO DESGRACIADO
En- Ra carPeteF@ de
Rto-picdrns q Gsguas

IN arrO desDsfaiO,- Tres hOnbrss nueTtOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08
Los aguadores de Caguas

Hoy estuvo esta ciudsd sin sgua, hasta ca-
81 las dose dsl dfa, por hsilarse presos los
sguadores.
MotfvR, Ia 0risi6n de eilos, eI haberlos soH-
prendfdo la pollcia, con caballos en nfsfmos, TO-
nando aguas en- 81 <Rfo OagbitasS ID &QaC-
brada de los rn nnertos,> contravlniendo asf un
E;ando del hcalde que terninantemente 10
prohibs.
Eosotros Gentignos que haya que emplear-
So Ics medlos rep7ansivos contra eaoa hiios del
srabajo; pero comprendemos tsmbi6n que an
tss que nada, ea la salud dal pueblo.
Los yacinos tianen derecho & que Sc les
vanda artfcuIo Cue no sea perjudlcisl 81
sAlud, para ESQ 10 psRan.
La poicfa merece IN APPLAUSE no So 10
ascattmArcos nOsotrog.
Sa.uZ p0pALtx, sItpTe1lbG lex est.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08

| ba, ahora serfa una nasi6n extrafIa, con Ia
que no lie unirfan los vfuculos de Ia sangre,
del idioma, nj de las tradiciones.
Pensar que los amerlcan9s les darfan
to1as las lihertades que poseen, es pensar
cebada. Levarfan Cuba aquellas liberia
des que ellos juzgasen adecuadas So cultu-
ra, va sabemos como piensan los var k5es
respect0 Ia culturG de estos paises.
Tendrfan, ST; trenes 9lectricos hasta
elevad os que cruzarfan por las GALES de la
Habana; puertos arnpliOs hermosos, con
sus dtques sus mlelles; moyimiento fa
bril- comercial; pero TODD en- sus manos;
acApar8do expIotad1 por ellOs; pcrque
esas empresas ID Sc forman sino con gran
des capitales que serfan capitales yankees,
porque IN pals COMP Cuba, que necesita de
la rebaja de un 40 por loo en- la tarifa aran.
celarla para no hunlirse eu a miseria, no
puede contar con dinero para tamafl3s en-
presas Y vuelta de algGnos amos la in
dRstria, Ell comercio, la agriculture. tod0
eStarfa monOpolizado pOr les yankees, Ell
cubano reducido q Ia condIc1on ie miserable
colono, sin patria, slu hogar sin fortuna;
pOrque no es una raEa mas reslstent5 que Ell
mexlcano de Tex As ell frances de la L0ui-
siana. Y de@Aro de algunCs amos -pues
para clio M Sc necesit 3rfan siglos Sc
hablarfs del pueblo genuinamente cubano,
como Sc habla hoy de la raza india, de IN
pueblo que existio y desapareci6 para nun
ca mas volver.
Y tendrian, en- cuanto libertades, ma
rina yankee, ejercibo yankee, policfa yam.
kee ydnqWizdda, tribuna ,es con c0digos
de Montana leyes del Kentucky, poIoue
de TODD ESQ necesitarian eIl0s para protejer
sus tnte-eses. Y esta hermos Y ardiente
habla castellana, en La que csntAron sus
mejores pOetas parlaron sus mas elocuen-
tes oradores, desaparecaIfa de sus labios pa
ra sustituirla con el frlo pobre idioma
tugl6s
ST, mi querido Horba, los pueblos no
adquieren 81 progreso slno por medic de
lsntas evoluciones; Ell ORGANISING social es
como el del cuerpo humane, obedece, no
fuerzas prematuras, sino al natural desa.
rrollo. Qusrer imponer IN pals un pro-
greso superior q sus fuerzas, es destrulr
sniquiisr la raza que le puehls no hay
pueblo, por pequefo gus sea, que Sc des-
brenda facilmente del ss0timient0 reglo-
mai y reuuncte a gus cOstum ores, d sus re-
cuerdos. sus~ tradieiones, que es 10 cue
cOnstituya la pa6ria, para entregarss ma
niatadO otra raZa, otro pueblo y a OF, as
costumbres que nuncs fueroa las soy S. No
porque el esclavo Gamble sus cadenas de
hierro por otras de orc h3 de ser mas Ileva-
dera 81 esclavitud.
El anesiontsnso, pues. es IN delirio an
tipatEi0bic0 que soLo p4eda abrigGrse en-
cerabros enfermos.
Ne exp. leo, amiga Horta, que un cuba
no 8 M puertorriquefu, al atravesaT por
Broadway trOpeEar con una de ssas naiSs
sugestivas, beiIasp hermosss, que en ess
Nneva York nos raI1"n perder al juicio,
tanto ustsd, que es va tolIMdst0. como
mi, que no soy corto de talle, exclame en-
IN momento de orrebato'
Me GneGionO, 6 ma lG 0neT6One.
Pero que az cubsno, que sientA latir en-
an necho la fbra del pztriotismo. sea capaz
de entregar 81 patria al extr4n1 1ero. csc
81 que no me caos en- ia csoeSs'
Mariaho ABRlL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08
Miranda q Cuba
Para Euiogio Horta.

AZzzE--=-1-- va como IN pafs
hermano, sangre de nuestra saugre y alma
de nutstra alma, sino con ese amor, que
blen pudieramos lamar ideal. que nos ms
pira, q los que tensmoS la yleja costumbre de
sonar en- algo grande, todo pueblo que lu-
cha heroicameute por su independencia. Y
amo Cuba, porque me enseharon q amar-
Ia Heredfa y Zenea con sus estrofas inmor-
tales; Montoro y Figueroa con sus discur-
SOS elocuentes; Manuel InguiIy, con sus
escriG0s patrlotlcls; ell Viejo gueFrllero
Calixto Garcia, con ell relate que nos hacfa
de sus hAaafi4s. la en- Paris, eu~~Rqueilas
zgradables yeladas que prscederCn & Bu
visie Cuba, la que aslstfAn nuestro gran
B Bstances, y IN grupo de cuosnos, entire los
Que fguraoan eli IS ;ritor Emilio BJbadiila,
Ell doctor AlbArran, el eX ID arino psri0-
dista Vicente Mestre AmAble, que q Ib3
con mandar Ia eseUodrd Snsurrsctd para h acer
en- aguas de Cuba 10 que Ell almirante Samp
SON hizo much0 despues; = aquellos b!aVos
muchachos que siguierl Il Garcia q la ma
nIgua, que respondfan q los nombres de Car
los Garcia VeIez (hoy general )Alfredo Aran-
% Choy cOroneDy Bernardo Soto, oil popular
Sotito que tuvola gloria de morir acribillado
A balazos en- sl campo 1e batalla. Y presi-
dtendo souellas We adas, como Di0sa de Ia
Hbertad, la bella, la nerviosllla la talento-
sa Piedad Zsne2, la ntja del poeta m 4r-
tir, cuyo exaltado amor patrlo nos trss-
mitia todts. Como Sc caldeaba la atm6s
fera, en- eBas noches de platica, de aquel no.
telito en- donde Sc hospsdaba el gran CAltx-
tol Al que aln dadaSe IN momeuto de que
Caba serta independiente, 50 le rciraba CO.
mo IN trsidCr---
Y yo me imaginaba que asi eran Godos
lcs eubanCs PerJ aver, mi querido Horta.
al leer la prensl de Cuba ique tristeza mas
honda invade mi espfrltul De entire las CO.
lumnas de es1s perl0dlcos vi surgir un fan
tssma aterradoT, sombrfo, sangriento LA
AEExIoN Lei que On Cuba esta fernando
fncremento Ell partidO anexionista; uuo en-
csc partido fguran IcubanoS!; que IN Sc
nador americana, no sc 81 salchichero de
Chicago reanador de l& Louisiana, hs di
cho en- peno Senado, que 81 Cuba quiere
obtener franquicias, ha de Gne1iOnGrss.
Y NE pregunto: 6puede. entire los hijos
de Cuba desarroIlarse csc extraviadO senti-
miento anexlonsta? listed, amigo Horta,
que es poeta, por 10 tanto clarividente;
cue antels de vivir en- su pals como colono,
ha preferido vagar como IN sonambulO, pa.
seandO gus nostalgiss y aus tristezas por pals
extranjero; usted, que conoce esa naci6n
americana, que pesar de ser un son Ador
no Se bacs ittGSGOnes reSpecto ESQ de que la
libertad parte d4l puerto de Nueva York
iLunlinar GL r1undO dfgale esos compatrio-
tas suyos, cue Ia aneXl0n es UN CRDfEN; GUS
se miren ca nuestro espejo; que contempler,
8 este Puerto Rice, que semejanza de aquel
CGbGJLero dc Ia muerts pintado p0r Durero,
presenta, tras la armadura reluciente, u1
ssqueeto ruin.
Con- la anexion 5que consegulrfan
Cambiar de dolor NADIA mas. Seguiria SieD-
do Cuba Colonia exp.Osads, con la difereEcis,
bsstaDte tr ste por cierto, que 81 antes era
Rspana, Ia madre patria, la que le explots-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08
Una sentencia

e. TribanAl de Dlshrisc de San Juan sen-
AnciS Joke De.gado Roscues , IL af12s m
dis por hAber dAdo mHsrts d 81 concu bina
EraDcisc& Fef6
Deigsdo habfa estBdo vlvieDdo con estA
m u Ter ossda hace muehos adoa en- ell bsrrio da
Pedra BianCR+ +SCarolina. Recibfa atencionsa
ds otro hombEs asf SO 10 comunfc6 Delgado
que sc pnso gol6rieo De cslos. E % de Junio
dbl 1901 did una punslads 9 Ia muier Ia ma
tti.
E tribunal, apTeeiando lai circuDstancias
del h9cho, 10 salac0 de homicidio con obss-
cae<on.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08
Y 10 dice ''EI Pavo" 49,.

Leemos en- Ell &Pavo del SuIs.
ala animEci6n que Sc nots ba por concn-
triF q los exGmes de $smplsos civiIesD, ha dss
maysdo, eAusa, segun IS nos dice, de que .
los eapiFAntes, 81 bGen se leg aeep&A el xamen
en- cagtelano, 40 les entreRsn los pRoRPamaR
en- iDg6s y. claro eats, one ai qne ssts idioma
no Bseb, VS. IDGtiI sus pretencicnesD
liz 10 dice eel PAvcSil.....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08

LA DEAocsActA publieAr6 ls Ley sobrE
elecsiones que tue sprobRda en- In Ultima le'
Glslatura.
Las personals que han solielt&do informes
sobrs ssa ley, puedsn veFlos sn elia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08
ACuSamos reCibo

De Ia prlmera er trcga de nm TfAtsco de
tS9nigFs fis que eomienzs = pub'tcAr en- Mays-
EueE nuestTo pprscisble cCYrelfgfoDeriu don
jose GAHefs BsFergueP
Es unA CbYa ntcsstr;a 6.ll como tai ~
Feef mendB mcs ~ Gbiico.
ReeihA nuestFss gFacias 81 feHoy Bsrsn'
gnsi poE Ell obseqni0,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08

Enoutntrssa sR essa capita! 81 tanients dt
Ia poiicia 'aFuiAr s.. Cabrera. Ha veniio COZ
objeto ds aar cuents da los ditimos suceso
ocnrridoa r. oil puahlc de Manau con motive
dc las hua gas.
EstD perse4 que ha quedado Eanjado anal
gablements entra huelgulstas patronos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08

Aroche vspian por Ia carretsrs de Rio
rladrss & Oaguas dos eaFros cSrgsdoa de ma
deras. Uno-el primero-io gUiahs Jcs5 Cato.
81 otro 10 ssnducis CAnd deI&rio Col6o dormfan
sobre q DAmikn Coto, Sseundino Ooto J Juan
5AntisSo.
La deskraeia
ssrfan las tres de 10 maa4nA coRudo vs.
hiAn dNchos cares por la c1eRAA qno deDori-
nADGDe ls Q1Ardis CivilS, y 30 10 toFci6 la cusR.
10 al srgundo dc sstos dsspSfiSndoss por 81
pracf fplelc, INN ealato al canino.
Ei caro- las PsrSorAs J los bueyes, eaye-
ron al rio.
MAertos
Dlmi&n Coto, seeupdine Coto, Jasn
Santiago, quedAron eadsvsrss el acto.
Los hueyss peRscleroA 81 iguRl que las
personAa.
La impreYsi6n
Sln dud& hR motivado el dsplorable aeon
teeimtento In impFsvlsl6n 10 los c&rreteros,
que dnsrDen dsscuidados en- samino de peli-
gro, como el que NOS oeupa.
Mas detaIIes
Los muertos son Veclnos de Aguap Buanas
SuS csdEVereS se han trSsladado Rto Pie
dras poF ser de 10 iurisdicci de aqnel Ju4gA-
gAdo eI sitio en- que pss6 ell trists accidente.
81 rsSibimos mes detslles los sumlAis ira
EsmoG nusstHos lectorss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-08
Hecho criminal
en- SanturCe
Mariaho ABRlL.
LugaIr del suCeso

LugaIf del suCes0
En- ID mB1sn& de syer suvo conocimisnto
Ia policfa de IN hotnicidlo perpetredo en- Ia pers
sona de simon Canapos, cerca de! sito donde
se hsIla fnstaIada la planta e6etrica SAN
turcs, con nstituY YAndose en- Ell l0gar del sueeso
o I'm de prsctIcar lss pyineras ofltgenctas
inspection
Al lado del csaAver de Simon Campos Sc
encontr6 una botella centenlendo ron, como
4 40 metros dc distAncia del mismo aparecio 50
sombrero so6re an socon ds palmS, con l1sh-
chas de- sapgrs phrtfcugRs dc mRss sncefaics.
El interfecto
III gntarfecto representa- tenor so hes Gle
sdad. do aspecto rRqUisico debido Ia tubercu-
Josis que sufrfa Tiene el crAneo dividIdo en-
tres pa rtes, Ia maa& encefsiica por fueFa1 ura
apoha brecha desle la region masto1dea oere-
cha Ia xouieRda, -desGrl0fendo un RFco euya
coneAvfdad corretpnnde la parse superior
del occipitaI. Otra bsrIda qua secsiona ei mis-
mo huese. ORA herds que parsiendo de q
comisura del labio superior, seccions Ia nariz
cAvidad orbitaria con aalds del gooo Dcu-
lar masa encef4lica. Ora en- ell cueilo sec
cionando los mdscuos. Otra en- Ia palma de
Ia mano divldisndola en- dos parties
EI fiscal asiste
Ademas do la policia personRron sn ell
lurar del suceso aI senoE fiscal del Tribunal
Supreme, IN medico IN practlcante.
& Juzgad0
Tnmediatamente se constituy6 el Jusgado
de San Francisco en- el lugaf oet c1lmen pro-
eadi6 ri levantsniento del cadAver ordenandc'
IL datanci6n de algnnas personas.
Presunto matador
El preaupto matador de Csnapos Sc laIniI
Ramon Rodrfgnez, como de % SO arloA o0
adad eapanol uba bArha cort& pera, sIt
aomblante ea POGO simpAtico.
Ooupacl6n
"a ha ocupatao la ropa del prasunto mata-
dor. In cual aparecs moiada por haberla eata.
do lavando. seglio manifastaci6n de la p0licia,
10 muier de Rauel
Arma homicida
Asf mismo se hA 0cupsdo un& hoja Sc ss-
ble nrma con qns aparsce haberse conaetido
oil erfiDsn.
Negative
Rodriguez ME ga ser 81 Antof del neenoi
aAe "a ccnsradtGctoneH.
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| cida On Hato Rey (Rao- Piedrasl, de sueaai<n
i A r.
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eLA INDUSTRIAL FL uERToRRIQ UElSAS
Nxhriea de tab6n rnarcA sRoInsnD assablsl-
clda en- HAtct Roy lRao- Piedrasli 0e sueaaien
de RomAn Az Cn
ga compFR Heoo.
DiFitiFse @h In Enisnah den RolieRrno
EehavaEria,