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Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26
UncaIIed-fOr Messages. B. D. Kleppler.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Baumfolk, of Douglas, has let a contract for an eighteen-room hotel at Do Iglas.
 Mrs. Maurice Foley is reported some better from serious attack of pneumonia.
 Mrs. Del Lewis, wife of Cochise county's popular sheriff, is seriously ill at her residence in Tombstone.
 Mrs. J. E. Williams who has been very low for sometime past is slowly recovering which will be received with great pleasure to her many friends.
 Roy Miller is very low with pneu- monia at Lowell. Dr.. Baum states that his life hangs in the balance and his recovery cannot be stated with any certainty.
 A. Veitch, assistant superintendent of the Arizona Copper company, was in Pearce this week to look at some newly opened mining properties near that town.
 Charles Levoroe, section foreman at Charleston, was passenger on yester- days train en route to Douglas, where he will play short stop with the Doug- las base bali nine when they cross bats with the Bi.bee club today.
 C. A. Overlook, the mayor. of Doug las, is in Bisbee. MT. Overlook is also interested in the Douglas Lumber company and reports business brisk in his line. He will return to Douglas on the excursion train today.
 The Schlitz Brewing Association will shortly commence work on cold storage plant at Douglas; and will han dle ice and keg beer and manufacture soda water. The building will be a substantial affair and will be in opera tion by May l.
 The Indian prisoner who was charged with the murder of Corporal Irish, another Indian scout, was discharged today at the preliminary examination on the ground of insufficient evidence to convict, the evidence adduced being all of circumstantial character Gen. H. A. Pierce defended the prisoner. The ten Apache witnesses will return to San Carlos reservation tomorrow Pruspecsur.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

The Hall brothers, who went for few days hunt near Fronteras, re- turned Friday evening after most en- ioyable and successful trip. They stopped at the Great Mexican ranch on the Fronteras river, which Is the most ex eusive in Sonora. This ranch employs over hundred men and has 50, 900 head of cattle. The boys speak of the pigeon enchiladas as the best dish they found in Mexico.
 Part of the large dynamo for the electric light plant of the Tombstone Consolidated mines has arrived at Fairbank, one part of the machinery weighing some 4,000 pounds arriving last night. The plant will be installed as soon as possible and will furnish lights for the hoist, machine shop and mine at present. Later on power will be added for an increased number fl lights and uses contemplated and will make a modern plant of sufficient ca- pacity for all purposes-Prospector.
 An interesting story of real estate transfers comes from Douglas. When the question of securing a patent to the townsite was being heard in Tue son about a year ago Judge Barue-, of Tucson, rendered Mir. Charles Over lock, one of the interested parties in the townsite company, valuable legal services. In payment therefor, at his own request, Mir. Barnes was deeded corner lot in the embryo town. A few days ago Judge Barnes received let ter in Tucson asking him what he would sell the lot for, and answered for the party to make him price: Three hundred dollars was offered and accepted. Two days later the buyer sold the lot for $500, ard now the new purchaser is asking S1 GOO.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26
BURkE'S SUDDEN DEATH
Result of Overdose of Morphlue
 -Cor0ners' Inquest.

The death of Charles E. Burke, which occurred here at 2:30 Saturday morning, was received with much re- gret by his many friends and acquain- tences who knew him. He was con. sidered an absolutely brave man and enjoyed the confidence of competent men.
 Burke,k death had been expected for some time past as he has been suf- fering for years from an acute stomach trouble, which caused him excruciat- ing pains, from which at times 1t was difficult for him to recover. To al- tiviate this torture the deceased began taking opates and increased the dose of morphine in proportion to the re- Quirements of each case.
 The nature and suddenness of. Mir. Burke's death gave rise to some sus- picion and coroner's inquest was held to ascertain if the deceased had committed suicide. The evidence that was given bv Miss Margurite, who waited upon Burke, is as follows: "He came home Friday afternoon from Dr. Nichols office where he had taken some medicine to alleviate his suffer- ings. From that time on he became irrational and his conversation was disconnected and incoherent. He stated that he had been very sick and shortly afterward lay down and went to sleep. .Issnt for Dr. Nichols who came but expressed no alarm and went away again without waking him. He woke shortly afterward aud said he was better but soon fell asleep again and became violently sick and foamed at the mouth and his eyes becam me glassy I could not get Dr. Nichols and summoned Dr. Cavens. When Dr. Cavens come he said 1t was too late; that nothing could be done.''
 D-. Cavens stated that the death of Burke was caused by a sudden absorr. tion ot an extra amount of morphine that he had taken into his stomach. That his stomach was iu a shocking condition and could not withstand the sudden absorption of the drug. This testimony was corrOborated by Dr. Nichols.
 Chas. E Burk has been a man of many sides and of extraordinary ad- suitability He was well connected in the state of Iowa, but generally kept dis identity a secret. He has travelled as an all around ministral man, follow ed the trade of sign painter for may years Sas chief cook and broiler in the St. Elimo restaurant in Los Angeles. He was man of powerful physique and for some years was the the champion middle weight wrestler and boxes of the Northwest. For year; he was ass ciated with Evan Lewis and Jack Kirkeek the two world champion Grece-Roman wrestlers. For the past four years he has been engag. ed in games in the Turf and the St. St. Louis hall. He has 5000 on de posit. He was a member af the order of Eagles and the funeral at o'clock this afternoon will be conducted b, that order. This lodge will also bt largely considered in the appointment of an administrator
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26
The Theatre :.

Tonight the theatre goers will re- ceive rare treat for the Boston Ideal Opera company open two nights en- gagement with the "Pretty Persian !" This company is well known and has succ ssfully played before apprecia. tive audiences for eighteen years. They are especially well known throughout the Mississippi valley and have confined themselves to that field until very recently when the first trip was made to the coast and later to the Hawaiin islands.
 The Boston Ideal Opera company is an outgrowth of the Andrews Opera company, carrying with it star mem bers of the old company. The person nel is the strongest that popular com pany has ever possessed.
 The simple narrative of this Ideal company reads like an ancient fairy tale and many of the writer's most de- lightful recollections cluster about some winter evening within the hear. ing of this company. Indeed who will not become enrapped and lifted to 8 higher sphere by their beautiful ren dering of the Pretty Persian" and who shall hear that semi serious. hall wierd Fra Diavalo," and say he is moi better for it. But it is sweet strains o1 the Boehemian Girl that come floating over the placid waters of Lake Geneva mellowed by her rippling waves and sun kissed surface that transports ope suddenly into the relms Of dreams. Il sounds like some lingering echo o ancient Vennice or sweet Crescendt from the moorish plaius.
 The Pretty Persian" Era Diavalo' the "Mikado" and "Bohemian Girl, these are sweet tender stories told il song that cannot fail to please.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26
NEW WATfR COMPANY
locate I60 Acres Of Lasd Neae BIsbee, Where They VIII
 Develop Water

Isaac Bailey and associates have To- cated about 160 acres of land three miles and half west from Bisbee and will shortly develop a water supply for thn town of Bisbee.
 The ground recently located contains numerous springs, and stream of wa- ter. .uns out of the side of the noun tain all the year rou.d. In speaking of.the new water company Mir. Bailey, the originator of the enterprise, said: '.We have now secured all the land we need to give us a supply of water that Bisbee has needed for long time. We will begin at once to sink several wells on our property and then install our pumping -max1h4nsry-- We; will put up
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

25-horse power engine and pump the water into reservoir on the top ot the highest mountain near Bisbee. Our reservoir wifi hold about 100000 gal lous, and this we intend to keep full from our wells all the time. From the reservoir the water will be distributed through the city and we will be able to supply all the water needed for dones- tic uses. smelling works, fire plugs or anything else. We are laying hun dreds of feet of pipe every day. and there is not one part of Bisbee ~e do not reach, and before long hope to have the town thoroughly covered with our pipe line.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26
Apache Indians
 In Tombstone

Ten Apache buck, tame and docile, but vicious looking, arrived in Tomb stone this morning and attracted no little attention while parading the public thoroughfares. -
 They are from. San Carlos reserva- tion, and come hither to give testimony against one of their tribesmen, who is charged with having assassinated an- other Apache, who was acting in the capacity of scout for the government. ,-c--On January troop of cavalry left Wilcox for Fort Grant. having with it two Apache scouts, who -loitered be- hiud. The post surgeon soon followed, and when out but short distance from the town discovered Corporal Irish, the Apache scout, weltering in his own gore, his comrade, the buck DOW in custody, having fled. Upon this infor nation Sheriff Lewis took up the trail with the result that the supposed mur- derer was shortly afterward landed in jail. The agent at the agency was re- quested by Cochise officials to send such of those as might be able to tes- tify in behalf of the people and estab- fish the identity of the suspect. hence the presence today in court of justice of thess-tenrepresentstives of . rene- gade people who, only 6 few years back, terrorized Arizona, and from whose signal fires the hardy pioneer was lighted. to security until Uncle Sam succeeded in whipping the rcd man into submission. Now he appears ss a prosecuting witness and asks that jds- tice be meted out to his brother who has taken that which he cannot return.
 As we go to press the preliminary examination is being conducted before Justice of the Peace Clark.-Pros- oector.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26
Bobby" Burns Birthday

Last evening at the residence of Master Mechanic Dave Reed, near the Lowell. the 137th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns was celebrated in a manner peculiar to the Scotch and afforded a pleasant evening to those who were present. Music had been provided for the occasion and the evening was spent ipspeech making in- terspersed with songs.
 Anon those p esent were ''Boby" Weikcroc!. Stewart Grant. Vim. Cherry and wife, Robt. Grant and wife, Ed. Scott and wife, Max Fiedler and wife, Frank Armstrong and wife and James Campbell.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26
Notice to Eagles

You are hereby notified to be pres ent at Opera House hall Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock for the purpose Of participating in the ful-eral exercises sises over the remains of our late brother, Charles E. Burke.
 fSipned) J.. J. WALSH, W. P.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26
At the Churches.

St. Johns Church-Services in Li- brary Hall Sunday, January 26. Morn- ing, HOO; Sunday School, 200 p. m.; evening service, e:00.- A cordial in- vitation is extended to all.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

First Presbyterian, Library Hall Sunday School at 10 a. m. Rev. MT. Shields vii hold services at Douglas at D. ID. A cordial invitation to all.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26
Chance to Buy

The O. K. Livery Stable and stage lines, together with stock and vehicles. Entire business or part of it. Under taking business included. Address B. F. Graham & Co.,, Bisbee, Arizona.
 ll-9-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

Wanted-First class baker at the American bakery at once; opposite $. K. Williams office. 2lu
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

Mrs. Alcock has received a beauti- full line of ladies' Fine Hats which may be seen at room Is, Postotfice building. l24-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

Lady wants work as cbambermaid or other position. Address NJ. E. K. this office. l-25 2tp.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

Wanted-Position as waitress or chambermsid. Apply at this office or ls9 Brewery Gulch. 2o 3tp
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

New three room house for rent h. quire at Capitol saloon or of John Twomey. 21tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

For Rent-Two nicely furnished rooms to gentlemen sleeping nights. Nemeck's photo gallery. . "A St
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

For Sale-A piece of surface ground near the new Calumet & Pittsburg shaft for building purposes. 1-21-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

Church of Christ-Sunday School at 2p. m Preaching at 8 p. m., sharp.
 H NJ. Studley, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

For irewood, ring up Telephone l23. l26-tf Bropny Lumber Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

For Sale-One Broom house in the center of town; price extremely low terms to suit purchaser. Apply to S.. K. Williams. 22tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-26

Lv. Naco 300 p. n.
 Ar. La Cananea s:30 p. m. Lv. La Csnanea 9:30 @. m.
 Ar. Eaco 1900 m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-26
Tore de POrCelana
DOnde estuvO la Iinterna de Di6genes
OBR \ MARAVILLOSA


Sc han telminado en- Savres, los
pianos para construir en- la fictolfA de
poTcelona ma maravillOsa TORE, que
debera erigiIse en- Saint CLOUD, en- e.
precise punto donde estuvo empazada
la famosa linterns de Di6genes, antes
de Ia guerra de 1870. Toda la torre
serA de pcrcelana, y tendra 45 metros
de alturo, eclipsando del todo q su an
teoesora que solo tenfaGb7. Ei d ame
tro sera de 8 metros OonstaF$ el mo
numento de siete pisos, en!azados por
una sola escalera en- espiral, por el es
tiIo de Ia del castillo de Ciambord.
Ii fachada sela p ,lfcroma: azul tur-
queza, verde esmeralda, rtj,, coral y
b.anco. E preparado de las 10000
pleas de. p )rcelana necesarias. exigila
nala menos que c;sn eocimientos, 6 CO.
mo Sc lame, a raz6n de 20 cada an },
en- el presente dilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-26
LAS MUJERES
HUELGU|STAS
lQUE CONFLICTO!

En- Londres sc halfa anunciado una
huelga muy original, promovida por las
eeposas de los pares. Respecto q clio
dice el Ecening Standard:
tHem0s sabidO que reina gran des
.contento entire elias, y Sc ha liegado
4 decir que estas seilOras iDan a de
clararse en- huelga, 81 es que pue da
relacionaIse una palabra tan vulgar
con seres de tan alta posici6n. Desde
luego sc comprende que &c trata de
tIsjes, potque hnicamente en- un asun-
to tan sagrado como este puede sonar
se en- protestar en- contra dc las pres
Grip, ZONES de y. M.
Hace algunss Eemanas fueron es
puestos en- Norfolk Heuse los modelos
de los trsjes que debelal llevar las &C.
iioIas de los 'peers" en- el solemne acto
de Ia coronation de los Reyes. A la
plimeia inspection las referidss damas
no se mostraron muy satisfechas de lof
fgurines; pero, en- vista de que 81
naso era grave, conyiaieron en- proce
der a IN segundo examen. De ello
result6 que por unanimidad los traJet
iueron declarados POGO elegantes, i'm
posibles, por no decir horrorosos, y Ia
mayoria de las sefioIas prometl6 NJ
asistir a la coronaoi6n, 81 no sc Gambia
ba 6 mOdificaba el modelo.
Seria curioso saber 81 estas sefioral
sentiIiAnse capaces de llevsr q cabo 81
amenaza; por de pronto parece que nj
habla necesidad lie clio, porque Ia Rel
ma ha encargado nuevos fgurines.".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-26
NOtiCiaS del exterior

e. 'Sun" de Nueva York publica
noticias de Washington comunicaDdo
que varios senadores estan mny dis
gustados con el general Wood porque
les eny;6 cartas en- las que recon anda
ba con empefio Ia concession de la reci-
pfocidad a la isla de Oubs,, sin que
vinieran por condncto del Pfesidente 6
del Secrerario de Ia guerra, 10 cusl Ca
lifioan de tentativa para irf ltr eu el
Amino de los miembrOs de amtas ca
m iTas.
: Censuran tam lea que elviase a Mr..
Root telegramas alarmantes, y recuer
dan con este motive la reci ante repri
menia de que tue otj ,to el general
Miles par el .mismo Secretario de la
Guerra, por emitir ST opinion sobre 81
fallo On el asunto Seh'ey
El senador Mr.. B arrows era uno de
los mas excitados contra ell gobernador
miltar de Oaba.
Los senadores estan resueltos pedir
que SO amoneste al general Wooa.
Ei' ioune" de Nueva York da Ia
noticia de que la American Tobacco
ha comprado la fAbrica que pnses en la
Hab,ns don L L,opoIio UarvAja', mM
qu6s de Pinar del Ri).
e. JET, de las fuerzas li)erales de
Colombia general He rers, mAa f.st6
al comante del 'PniIadelplia" que no
pensaba atacar 4 Panama; que su dni
co pfop6sito habfa s!dO destruir el va
por "Lantero' y Gns, consaguido este,
se retiraba.
e general Av1na ha asumiio @
mando de las tuerzas leales al gobieruo
Mr.. Hsvemeyer, Jefs del "Trus.'
da refinelfas de az1oaf de los EsJados
L Cnidos, afi MI que la rebaja de los de-
rechos seIa benefi i i,sa para los hacen-
dados de Cuba so!amen pero nc
para el "Trusp cuyOs pFecid dc Iefnt
seguiia1 como hasta aqut.
| Sc estaa hacienda sdligencjas en- Ia
bahia de Panama para eneontrAr 9
cadaver del general Aibiu, mleNO en-
el combate naval de hace dias.
| El gobierno Sc propone ttibutar Gar
des honores al cadav9r, 81 SO tien5 Y
suerte de encOntrarlo.
La Oamara de los Oomunes dc L)n-
: dfes aprob6 la po fttea que sigue e
} gobierno on ei africa del Sur, por 80;
voGos cantra 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-26
La pesca en- Galicia
Agitacion de los bandos

Reina agitaci6n entire los bandos RI
wales de traineros y jeiteros, registrar
dose a diari2 successes desagradables. =.
A diario uuos y otros So insultan, Sc
amenaZan y Sc hieren m1'uamente,
llegando a cruzarse tiros entire clos.
LIS tripulsn,es de las lapchas trai-
ueras han pedido q los dueiios de las
embarcaciones armas para defenderse
Hace dias, hao.a la boca de la ria,
tripulantes de las lanchas de uno y
otro bando Sc insultarOn y Sc arroiaron
piedras.
Sc dee que hubo heridos.
La Oomandancis de Marina instruye
sumaria con motive de la denunoia
formulada por sIpuesta fa!ta de vigi
ancia en- ell interior de la ria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-26
Las reCtifiCaCiOneS
DE LA
,Prensa nQrte=americana

Un colega cuhano traduce del "Jour.
mai" de Nneva York, un aItfculo vi0-
lentfsimo contra los proteccionistas
americanos, del cual recortamos los 81
, guientes PERIODS:
clos gIi5os de augusta que de Cuba
parten, con oada vez mas desgarrado-
res. Cuatro amos hace hutissen en-
contrado eco Immediate en- los Estados
Unidos. No pocos entire nosotros sc
(desyelan pensando en- las ipjusticias
con los cuhanos comstidas. ~ nos
mostraremes menos sensibles cuando
Iesas injusticils no son com etidas por
'Espafla. sino por noso ros mismosi
La reoiprocidad con Cuba es una ne
cesi lad tan urgente como 10 ,fu6 ali
mentar a los reconcentrados en- 6poca
de Weyler. La isla de Cuba SO halla
en- nuestras mapos. Administrators
su gobierno. Oohramos sus impuestos
Imponemos contFibuciones q so pueblo
Sin su consentimsento, 6 invertinos su
dinero sin consultarle. Y nos enorgu
llecemos de prodi garles jab6n y escue-
las que ese pueblo paga, en- tant0 sus
niflos pefecen de hambre. -
.P0r nuestro motu propio nos hemos
hecho responsab!es al bienestar de
Cuba Pudiml0s habernos lavado las
manos estableciende en- aquella isla,
tres amos hace,, un gobierno indepsn
diente, y 81 bien hutiese parec.do NAL
negar a los Koductores eubanos a,il
entrada en- nuestro mercadc, no Sc nos
hutisra podido aeusar de VICAR sagra
dos compEamfsos.
No PROCEEDINGS asi. Mantuvimos 4
Cuba bsjo nueS5e6 dominio y cuando
vimoAlegado el momento de dar paso
a la .Rep1blica, hemos insistido en-
mantener un lazo que a nosotros Ia ate. :.
La enmienda Platt es nuestra formal
promesa de mirar por Cuba. Nos he
mos colooado en- la posici6n de su tutor
: IN tutor nuuoa' perm tie, sin exponer
sc a la critiea m severs, que su pupi
10 sufra hlmbre.
Q,e el Oongreso facilite a Oub8Ios
medos de salvaci6n Y que 10 haga
sin perdidade tiempo.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-26
ELl DOCTOR H0DIN
EN- Et CRUCE DEL Tibet

El doctor Sven Hodio, ell c6 ebre ex-
plorador sueoo que, p:ocedente del
Asia Central, aoaba de llegar q Ladak,
ha telegrsfado al Rey Oscar de Sueoia,
10 siguieDte: %
." He realizado, val & adome 20 y mis-
dos acomp nantes del dfraz de pere
grinos, nn imp p1rtaptfsimo viaje q t-a-
yes del Thibet. '...
. AL li'egar cerca de L1ssa faimos re-
=conOcidos y heohos p 'isi 1neros, pero ell
jefs Delsi Il ma nos>mand6 tratar muy
:bien. =
81 bres a los pocos mesep, intenta-
mos segundA vez' ell Grace enoontIaudo-
nos con 800 sQldados thibetanos que
nos 10 impidi sron saqueandonos, es de
cir que perdim0s toda la caravana con
los magnffi ,os teeoros reoogidos, SAL
vandose 1nioamente mis- apuntes.
"Desples de muchas peripecias he
mos llegado al fa terri ;orio britaai
CO, en- donde por orden del virey de la
Inoia Sc nos ha tratado con todos los
honores dandonos cordial hospitalidad.
Salndo humildemente a vuestra
msjas5ad. VS..
- Fifmado, Hodin."
ri rey Oscar contest6 a. f4moso via
jero con ell telegrama siguiente! "Agra
dezco vuestro telegrama 6 interesantes
cartas antericIes. Oelehro iDfaito
vuestra feliz llegada a territorio bii,A
nico, esperanto vuestro pronto regreso
a la patris. o. saluda ccrdialmente
-El rey Oscar.n .t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-26
LOS DRAMAS DEL MAR
Temporales horrorosos

Ha prevaecido un fuerte temporal
en- el Canal Iog'es han naufragado
muchas embarcaeioues de psscadores,
peIeciendO oasi toios los tripnlantes; ;
Sc fue tamben q pique la barca alema
ma Scilly," ahogandose toda la tripu-
:dci6n.
En- las costas de Francia han ocurIi
DO tambien numerosos siDiestros maIf.
timos, siendO considerable el n6mero
de las desgraoias personales.
En- Espafia, despu6, do los tempora
les de los dos 1lumos dias, han csidO
copiosas nevadas en- muohss provin
cias.
En- Ita il, las avalanchas han m sta.
do a varias personals.
En- resdmen en- t0da la Europa oc.
cidental ha habido grandes perdi las q
consecuenois de los tempoFales, copio
sas nevadas y frio extraordinario CUE
prevalece,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-26
DescalabrO de
los ingleses

Un despaoho de Mafeking, dice que
los bae's maniados por Kaemp Ce
lliers, sorprendieron un campamento
ing'6, situado en- Villowdan, q pocos
XII 6mstros al oeste de Mafekiog, ira
bandose rem do combate
Ahlde ell telegrama que las guarni-
clones i9glesas de Maritsam y Kraipan
y las trop}s que custodlaban algunos
treaes blindados, tom aron parte en- el
combate.
= Termina dic'endo que los beers sc
apoderaron de IN niilar de cabezas de
ganado.
Esta noticia ha producido en- L,u
dtes penosa impression, supon en- lose
que las tropas britanicas han sut.ido
on este oombate un desoalabco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-26
CuartO de SOCOrrOS

Ramon Falcon y Plaza, curado de una
herida contusa de Z cen'fmetros de longi-
tud s'bre la region temporo. .parie,al i,quler-
da dividiendo los tSidos blandos. Reser-
vado por ell sitio de la herida.
Gregoria Manso, curada de una herids
por mordedura con desgarro en- los tejllos
secc ones completes del labio inferior. Me
nos grave.
MANUEL Elias J Sanchez, curado de una
confusion con eroci6n de la pel al iabio su.
perior. Leve.
Domingo Rf,s, curada de rna herlda por
desgarro en- region supra clavicular. LIE.
We, s.lvo accidente.