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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11

This large four-sIory building is adj
mirabiy lifted and furnished for the care
of the sick No loathsome or CONTAGIOUS
diseases admitted. but all other diseases
that are usually treated at hospitals ara
successfully treated here including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Woine,:. married
or single, can ind 4 safe retreat hess
during confinement. and home In every
ease found for the child il required. 4
home for The poor ana rich alike. as ali
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge that is made Is
the ordinary hospital fee. which IS Just
enough TO pay the running expenses Of
the institution. The best OF references
given when required Write for circular
to the Martha Washington Home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
Wichita and Western.

No. Az, Pratt & Kingman Pas
senger, except Sunday ..-.......n 90 4 n
NO. Al, Pratt and kirgman ac-
com, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ...............r.......... i 20 p m
Leave.
40. Al, Kingnan and Pratt Pas
senSsr. except Sunday .......... 3 - p m
No. 473. Hingman and Pratt Ac-
com, Mcnday Wednesday and
Friday ~, ................ Is D n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11

purchase q the road mentioned as god
q lie as any 0.hsr Eon.d e established
betweea here and Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
Frisco System.

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Leaves Daily.
st Louis Mail & Southeastern
Limited ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ p N
St. Louis & FIT. Smith Express 10 70 p n
WEST-BOUND.
Arrives Daily
Kansas & Colorado Mail and Elk. 10 m
Meteor Observation-Disclosures. % a m
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

Bisbee l. in 6 state Of turmoil. The depreciation of copper shres.eus to make of it svery quiet camp and work g great hardship upon both the mines and th e.bu.ine.s commrnity. Tue more progressive o! the caDp are in the thToes ni a turbulent agsitstioa for a form of municipal government; and the piou- y-inclined are wsging wal upon the saloon singer of the female gender. Egen ''Old Timer" "Vol Populi." ''Ons O! 'Er," and several other trenchant writerJ Of similar re pute have grasped their pens 10 pro- mulgIte codes Of morality. There are evidently those in Bisbee who do no; believe that music hath charm 10 soothe the savage breast"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
The New York Journal has fourteen

The New York Journal has fourteen presses, each capable Of printing in five colors. and o)s.ing from $75, ,0t0 10 Sl00 O00 apiece. The weekly pay roll is from S30, 900 to s6) 900, ar d thst is only part of the expense.
 Each piess can print 96.0Oo eight page papers with Eve colors on out side, hourly. 4 country editor justly
 feeI- proud of e circulation of ,Oo0 The JourraP. battery of presses can print that number of eight page papers in less than three seconds. The rolls of paper weigh abou! HOO lbs. each and an ordinary editio D uses hundreds of them; sn extraor- dinary edition may use l, ,400-the loai O. two or three freight trains. IL hs. from 1900 to 200o feop,s in it's employ in New Yorx City alone not cCunting lie army O! corresponds nts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
THE PASSING OF
 THE OLD YEAR
The New Year PrOpitiOus of
 Great Advancement
A WELCOME TO THE NEW

cd Father Time ID bis cea.eless round will. tonight a. high twelve. cut out the yesr 1901 and immediately install its success0r in working order The year just gliding bv brought glad tidings 10 many and sorrow to siew, bu, throughout the scslendsr the United States has been prosperous, and Arizona in particular has been blessed with benign gifts that sugur e great future for the territory. Cur mines have yielded more bounteously than the most ssDgutne anticipated. and nature has revealed deposits fab ulous in riches and greater in extent thau the most grasping hoped for, whiled our herds and fiocks have multiplied and prospered and, accord ingly, has the merchant, the banker, the artisan and the professions iel, the warmth oi the hand of He who bsstoweth many precious gifts.
 Tomorrow we enter upon a new yea. Judging from the past and noting tpe present trend oi affairs i, would not be idle folly for the PRos- RECTOR to prophecy unparalleled ad- yanoement in our numerous resour- ces especially in Cochise county but more particularly in Tomb.tone, where The Con solidsted Mines Go. will inauguarate the most costly and modernly equipped mining plant on the Pacific cost, the machinery being capable oi borrowing 10 a eepth Of 1000 feet and more, which is a guar sntee thst before the expiration Of 1902 fully I,C00 miners will find em- ploymen. n the camp, natures treas ure vaults will have again been tag ped and the historic old city will again revel as a prosperous, prcgres sive, silver and gold producer
 The PRosPEcToR anticipates this and hopes for greater results, and to ths; end will in the future as in the pa. labor necessarily and uncJm- plAiningly.
 A happy and prosperous New Year to all i4 our sincere wish. Farewell, |, i90il A cheerful welcome, 1902
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

This office is in rec ipt of au eY- qu;si,eIy hsnd-ome calendar for 1902, the compliments of F. N. Woicott, our merchant. Mr. Woicott believes that fl little advertising is beneficial sn occasional expansion in that di- reciion vii. add ID sterially to hi- sale,. The success of the bu.in .ss men who have rose 10 fame and fo tune through advertising wnul. imply that Mir. Wolcott is correct.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

The PRosPE TOR is ia receip. sn ele- gsnt advertising brochure from R. w. Curti-, south western passenger agent at Fl PasO for The Taxsa and Pacific Railway company. IL is a band-Oms engraving in colo $ representing Santa Claus wslsiny track of the O! the r & P. Co. Tue terminals Of aud prin- cipsl towns sio1g that popular line are given, !enii pretty effct to the handsome so1viner. R. W. Cur;i. certainly knows how to advertise
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

AGENTS WANTED For Calves lsn:' Th- Horrors oi Stricken City by Murat Halstead a fearful iaIe ef a beau,eous city swept in's the sea. De- mand enormous. Splendid book. Only I.5s. Agents selling from To 10 Iot daily, and clearing from s6 ts s73 daily. |. A bsaauza for Agents Only endorsed beck. FIeight paid. Credit given Outfits free. Send six two-cent stamps CT postage Big commissions. Send CT outfit and terr tsry today. THE DOMINION COA PANY, Dept. B. Chicago,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

Abilene, Ka'., took the initiative in enforcing the compulsory attendance law. sni ten more Kansas cities iol lowed iu quick sucje.si n. The Has keil Indian Le.d.r says: "ihe way ite thisg is spresdinp It ~ill be but s shOr. time un.il all children in Kan. ssa aye either in school O. their par ents in jaii."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
HpfsnaIy Crtttsfsa

Inksrton-Are you doing anything in a literary wsyr
 Pennibs-Yes; I'm at work on . novel.
 What do you intend to call it?"
 "I had thought of calling it What I Told My Wife,
 "Why not call it What Didn't Tell My Wife Truth. you know. is stronger than fction."-Chicaeo Daily NeHl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

The big copper mines Of Arizona are none oi them very deer. The deepest workings of the Copper Queen are 800 feet, and Of the Uoi- ted Verde $50 feet. In these mines most 0! the ore thus .ar taken out is from points above the coo loot level. The extreme depths given represent jate development .hsits
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
Tine West Plains. Mo. Gazat.e, tell,

Tine West Plains, Mo, GazatIe, tell. of a ma1 being arrested for selling beer xiIhnut a license. On trial il de veloped that he la -olj just tw y three bottles. whereupon the ins'ic- promptly di=chsrg-d him on the ground tha, it takes twenty foTr suspected Of getting some of .br bser.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
Very Daspioious.

Friend-Why, Elvirs, what's the mattsrf
 Elvirs-Oh, I don't know, only I'm worried to death. I've had the same girl six weeks. and she doesn't talk about leaving yet.
 '.She doesnt?"
 '.No; not a word. She must be in love with my husband."-N. Y. Weekly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

In She steer tying contest q: Pboe-
 nir tue ioilosin record. were made Wayne Davis, min, y sec; George
 S-ars, l min. 57i sec, Joe Ba'sett g.! sec; Fl HOrrell II sec; Walter Cline. 49t sec; Charles Davis. 8 ,ec Logan Morris, 3 min. B ,ec; Robert Harper. min. 6 zee; Oscar R pber's, 5I sec; Tex Wilkinson. l min 56 sec ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

The building oi . railroad through Final county has put new life into a section of Arizona that has hitherto been .im rst q teser, for lack of rail road f.cilitie P:nal will deve,op into one of ihs richest counties Oi the ter i:ary s';er the rail.osi .hsll have passed through it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

'fhe hoi idsy number ol the Coco nino sun is @ gem without flaw. I, contains g page. bound under hand some cover; it is printed on highly cslendered paper, is piolusely illus trs,e6 with hslf-.ones, and the matter throughout is descriptive snd care. fully prcpsred. The mechanical con- struc:iou gv-s evidence of having gone through the hands of a master o the art. Allow she PRosPEcToR toc,g gratulate you, Bro. Fuoston.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

A. the PRoSPEcToR force will watch the old year glide by and welcome the New Year srrivs, there will not be any paper i-sued from this office tC- morrsw
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
Tks Feariess Leonfaas

"Leonidas," said Mrs. Aeekton, there are burglars in the house!"
 .'Il get right up and sss about it." Aren't you afraid?'
 Not e bit"
 What are you going to do?"
 Brighten them away. I'm going to the head of the stairs and call down to them that if they don't leave in- stantly, you will come and give thsn 6 talking to."-Washington Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

The taxpayers of kirgmsn and those of Bi-bee are making sn effort to Incorporate. These are moves in the proper direction and show the en- terprieing anl progressive spirit tha, prevails in these go.ahaaI minIpg camI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
Tee ESSsT.

Mrs. Hornblower-There h Cen. Leadenhail over there, ore of our most distinguished soldiers.
 Mrs. Dsisycutter - Indeed? What battle has he been inf
 Mrs. Hornblower-Oh. noS any yet. He has only ju,t been appointed brig adler general@Judee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

Quite numb of Tombstonites will leave tomorrow fer Naco to see the tu. fl Ibt and take advantage of the rs:e Of B for the round trip from Tomb,tope.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
THE TRAGEDY IN
 MlLlER'S CANYON
Aston and Benningfeld Slain
 bv Desperate Mexicans
ONE MEXICAN WAS SHOT.

The PRosPEcToR is able today to add e few additional facts as to the trag- .dy in the Huachucs mountains. eu . day night, and at the same time CO., rect the inaccurscy as to the statement msde in these columns yesterday that the murdered man and his es- ssilsnts were gambling. The tragedy as we have ascertsined today by tsl - ephone occurred at Cam Benning- fields saloon, in Miller's canyon, and grew out of the fact that Benning- field remonstrated with 6 Mexican who had fled of his revolver through .he roof, when the Mexican. demou- like, turned the revolver on Ben ming field, one ball breaking sn arm and another passing through bis lung, in fiicting c fatal wound. Al this juno ture George Aston, who had but few moments before entered the ealoon in company with BenniLgfeld, at tempted to interfere when . second Mexican drew a revolver and sho. Aston through the head. killing him instantly. The bartender, who IS c white man, then shot the slayer Of Aston and beat hasty retreat for Fo.t Huachucs. W here he made the dc tails of .he crime known. The Mex ;csns then loaded their wounded part ner is,o As,on's wagon and drove to ward the international line.
 A posse is now in pursuit ol the iugi- lives. The Rangers have returhed to Nsco with three Mexican prisoners, one O! whom is wounded.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

The big copper compssiss of Ari- zona each have from twenty 10 one hundred full claims Of twenty acres esch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
Afraid to pars It

Patisnce-HaS she reached 25yet?
 Patrice-Oh, yes, she reached it several years ago; but she hasn't passed it yet --Yor kers Statesman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

The United States government gave Mexico slO,oOOooO for the southern portion Of Arizops and New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
Firemen's dance tonight.

The COrsress is the deepest mine in Ariz,na IL hss an incline shsit B. 250 fee: in uet'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
No Order.

Hngisirate-Why do you refuse 10 support your wife?
 Prisoner-Because she is insupport- able. yer honor.-Ally Sloper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
KsthoA fn Her Tass

T don't believe you love me . bi;." sobbed his wife
 But I do, darling. T."
 Don't tell me. It's unnatural you should. No man could love e woman who wears such old hats as I do."-Tit- Bits,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
Rorgst Self.

Tom-In . moment of anger told him that he wal the only sss in the room
 Jsek-Didn't you forget yoa,sslf, Tomf
 Tom's Mental Qusry-Whsk did Jack mesn7-Harlen Life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
Too EnrcnaiNr

she-what did papa say'
 He-He said he'd be delighted to have me for a son-in-lsw. only he couldn't afford it.-Tit- Bits.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
ns Peer Fat usa.

That doctor you recommended tt me-" said Mr. O'Bese, seems to imAg inc he's . humorist, doesn't heY"
 Not at all. Whyf"
 He asked me if felt heavy wher I &6f up in the mornins."-Philsdel phia Press
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

Re4cus Hose Co dance tonight at Mining Exchange Hall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05
A Large CslIsctSoa

The youthful politician is N A man of promise great. Ills promises are numerous npw: And still accumulate. -Mashington Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-05

ViCKERS. President d Manager. J
 tombstone SUMNER vICKERS, Vice President. AT lOHN BLAKE. Secretary Safford Arizons ( w GATES Treasurer Los Angeles. Ca Principle range between Chiricahua an Draeooa mountains in Cochise county Ste Tanges on Eagle and Bonita Greek in Graham county. Arizona; Separ. New Mexico. no. Sherman Co, Texas
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Renitido
UN SUsCRITOR DEL NEWS
PIDE REBAJA ENLOS PASAJES
PARA LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS.
CAUSA VERDADERA
DE REBAJAS EN- LOS FLETES.

Un suscritor del <San Juan New ,
Sc ocupa desde las columnas de d.
chO peri6dico de Is rebaia en- los fi3.
t S, que ia hecho determinada Com
pAnfa de vspores y aboga por que
50 haga lgual concession en- los pa,
s,jes. -
Opinamos del mismo modo sobre
dicho particular.
Pero 10 que no dice 9 igoora dicho
Su8crjtor, es la verdadera causa de
la rebAjs en- los Fl 9tes, que ha veni-
do & conceder 0h0T0 Ia <N Y. & Pto.
RICO s. S. Coz, que desde mucao
tempo venlA hacienda su sgosto en-
este traficc.
La verdadera causa de esa rebaia
no es otra, que la tendencia de di-
cha Comph1fs & anu!ar Ia nueva IT,
nea de vapores, establecida con Ca
pital puer6orriQuef1o y que bajo el
nombre de Ia eNEW YORK & CA
RIBEAN STEAMSHIP COMPA-
N.Y. empez6 por rebajar los astes y
hacar concesiOnes, que nipguna otra
COmpaflla hab1a intentado h8sba Ia
fecha.
Ests nueva Compaflfa no hace Ell
servicio de pasajes, por ahora.
pOr este misnO, queda demos
trado, que al rebajsr los f9tes Ia
N. Y. & P. r. S. S. % y no hacer-
10 con los pasajes, deja YER sd en-
pef1o de guitar del medic s la nueva
COmpaf1la y nc. Ia gufan tan genero.
scs propositos, COMO muchos le atri
buyen.
~ que suCeler1s ST volviese &
quedar solalla <New York & Porto
Rico S. S. Coz?
Snbiria nuevamente les fetes,
Quedando otr8 vez duena y monopo-
lizadora del negocio. E sto es evi-
dente,
Pero ESQ no suceder&.
FL COmerciO de Pu srtO. Rico sabe
donde le Aprieta el zapato Y, en- su
mayor parte, Sc hs declarado q IA
vor de la nuevs Inca, SqWe eS la que
Ao tratdo las re6Qjas, y ha de segair
prestaudole su protection, puesto
que va en- clio su propio interes, &
pesar de Cuantas rebajas ofrezca Ia
otra Compan1a.
Bien sabe el Comercio que Ia nue.
va inca es Ia verdAdera causante
de esos b9nefcios y no hs de abaG-
| dOnarla tan. tontameute.
Verga1 en- b2en hora las rebsjas
de h9tes y pssaj 80; pero d6sele al
Cesar 10 que es del Cesar y a Dies
! 10 que es de Dios.
OTRO SUSCRITOR.
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Entered at the Post Office San Juan
maravillosos progresses da dicha
Compafffa duraL is ell afo 1902

mafaVlllosOs pflg rGEGs da alc "a
C0mpaf1fa duraLts ell afio 1902
El Capital activo de la New
York Life" era en- 81 de Diciembre
de 1900, hablando en- millones redon.
dCs, para mas breYedad, de descien-
tos sesenta y dos miIo1es, y en- 81
de Dtciembre ppdo,, pas6 de dos-
cientos noventa millones, 8 sea un
aamento de % nillonesy ~ me lilo.
Los ingresos en- metalico por
premios sobre p6lizaF, int reses, al
quileres de edifcios, ascendieron q
mas de 70 millones contra SO milo
nes del ano 1900, arrojando una di-
fegencia en- favor del Af1o 1901, de
amos IL millones en- dinero recibito
por nuestra Companfa
'La New Yor Lifs" ha pagado
q los tenedores de p6lizas durante ell
af1o 1901 unOs treinta Y cuatro milo
nes = medic, cantidad que, compa,
rada con los veinte y nueve millones
abonados por 81 mismo c0ncepto en-
1900, dan pn aumen5o de cinco
medic mitjones que han recibido en-
1901 los asegaTados de la Compafl1a
mas que en- 1900.
6A uUSV0S
nues5ra Campaf1f3 ha e1cedido tam
bi6n cualquiera otra en- ell Af1o 1901,
demOstrando asf ser IL que mas CON
tianza merece al pd olico de los Esta'
dts Unidos y ds los demas paises q
donde aqu AHA ha extendido sus ope'
rAciones. La "NeW York Life" ha
hecho en- 1901 netevos sego1ros por va
lor do DOSCIENTOS SESENTA Y
DOS MILLONE5 Y MEDIC de do
liars, cantidad jamas alcanzada por
ninguna Otra Compaf1fa en- un solo
a1lO.
La Compaffa mas de los
$237.7I3, ,9O4 de su Reserva legal,
para proveer al pAgo de sus polizas,
ha separado en- 81 Diciembre pddo,,
mas de cinco milIones para aumen
tar dicho fondo, y destinado aun
Otros diez millones y medic para
atender q cuatquier 0ntingencia i'm
prevista. Los fondos reservados
para ell pago de dividendos asciena
den d mas de treinta y tres milIones
y medic. La Compaf1fa, pues, CON.
tinda COMO siempre, ajustada en- sus
operaclones la mayor provision
para 10 f0turo. Estus datos cons
tan en- certifcado emitido con fecha
de Eaero corriente, por el Sups'
rintendente del Estado de Nueva
York,
Antes de terminar, recuerdo q
I'd. que Ia eNew York Life Insu'
rance C0mpanya trabsja en- todo Ell
mundo ci7ilizado, bAio la inspection
de 80 Gobiernos distintos, cuyos
raquirimientos acepta y cumple ex
6rlctamente, siendo, por este con
cepto, la prin1erG Companj0 inter4aa'
c5o7a0I de Segl@oS de U1da del na1112do.
Congrstulando & I'd por tener
una p6liza en- tan poderosa acre
ditada institution, me repito su
affmO. S. S.
s. Sanchez Morales.
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A lu0StrOS amigos.

Pto-BIco Nybre. de 1901.
san Jose esquina 4 TetuGn,
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Julian Mati0lZ0

lIsta casa cuenta con u1 compile
to surti10 pa q i, s5alaciones de ino,
dorl =, b n5s du1haa, fregaderos et@-
Ad2mas d > ofruc 9r a los propie-
Iar'Os mas b Aj0 preoio que mir gu
na otra casa, garantiza no solo Ell
material sjno el proyecto & instsla-
ci6o c0mpIeta segun 10 cXige Ia jun,
ia Sup4rior de Sanidad p0r cont3r
con poI8 ,nal co npetonte para el ca
-, adema5 oSta casa faoilitara Ia for
ms del pago aQuelcs propiotarics
que en- 81 momeutO de haoer la ms .
talaeion no cue1t9n c0u toda J a can
tid4d que dicha instalaci6n importe
q 30 IL
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MaQuinaS de Cadeneta
EcOS de CabO ROiO.

Debido la buena voluntad
iniciativa de varies ciudadSnos res
petables de este pueblo, sera un he
cho deptro de breve plsz', Ia insta-
laci6n de una sociedsd ceDOminads
<Caja de E,onomfas y P. 6stamoss.
Sc encueutra en- esta lccalidad
Ia companfa de zsrzuela c6mica, en-
presa Monroig, la que trabaja los
domingos en- nuestrO teatro. A juz-
gar por ell element0 y carScter de
dichA empresa, no Sc puede pedur
mas les artistas en- el desem pefo
de sus respectivos papeles.
FL tenor sefor Chulia es de 10
mejor que SO conoce, uamandose,e
Squf 81 eniro minadoa del dolico,
Nnmer0sA concurrencia LENA lbs ci-
tados dias las localidades de nuestro
coliseo.
A los senores que de e>ts pue-
BIO sirvieron de Jurado los dias 20
y % del pssado Diciembre en- Ia ho-
norab'e Corte de Justicia de- este
Distrito aun no le han sido sotisf9-
chos los honorarios y dietas que or
uSu6 Id l0y' 6EGuo16 CAOS@'
Aver Sc di6 cristisna sepultura
al cadaver de Ia que en- vida fue vir-
tuosa obrers, sen rita PAscualita
Carbonell. Su entierro que Sc veri-
fc6 entire 5 y 6 de Ia tarde fue una
verdadera demostraci6n de las sim
patfas que gozaoa Is frade. Asis-
tieron al acto personals de t0dss las
classes sociales. Nuestro p6ssme &
sus familiares.
Sc e0cuentra enf9rnO reccg!do
en- cana, nuestro aprecjado amigo
don Rodrigo Ramirez VigO, Juez de
policfs de este pueblo. Daseamos
cuanto antes verle rastaoiecido de
los males que le aquejan.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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COndenadOS d muerte.

En la causa criminal que Sc
siguio en- el Tribunal de Distrite de
Ponce 4 Bsrnab6 Acevedo y oustro
mas, por roho con homicidio y vic
laci6n, tuer0n condenRdos los cinco
individuos a la Ultima pena.
EI abog&do senor Sarmiento en-
representation q Q esOs cinco indivi'
duos, nc So conform6 con la senten'
ca 6 interpuso recurso de casaci6n
ante el Tribunal Supreme, per in
fcacci6a de ley y quebrantamiento
de f0rma.
FL Tcibulal voto aver esta casa
ci6l acOrdando sin lugar el recurso
y por tant0 subsistence Ia terrible
sentercia.
Los individuos condenados sou;
Be :nab6 Acevedo, Jose Torres,
Ramon TfCcha, Juan Torres Y Auto
MO Torres Acevedo.
E cabo C4rretAs de Ia policfa
insular hs sjdo trsslsd&do al puesto
del preside y 81 caho Rafael Monti
LA en- la vacaute que del IA en- ell pues
to de San Juan, CArreras.
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ure a..

Es indisputable y no
Cabe duda: Ia Emulsion
de Scott no tiene rival
en- el mundo terapeuti-
co, La mej0r prueba es
su gran fama universal
y el us0 tan popular que
de ella Sc hace. DeSde
ell Vanidos0 0ris;Jcr2ta
h3sta eI humiId4 .,:-::eanO
Ia consumer cor psrso-
v9faHfib con j. y coH-
VrNciMient0, r 419 va
no Sc ignOran SIS Vir-
tudeS.
Las propiedadeS fsiO-
lG0jc1S de Ia
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Sc hAQUILAN

h9bitacjones y IN hermoso y venti
Iado mirador, en- Ia casa ndmero 20
de- II ca!i4 ii" t"An Josa. { Qrecios
m61jcOq.
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Una circular
int0rGS0ntG.

Nuestro amigo don L1is San
chez Mora'es hs dirigido LIS ase-
gurados de la sNew York Life Insu-
rance Company,> en- Paerto-Rieo, Ia
siguiente circular, compendiando los
grand9s adelsntos reslizadQs tpor
ditha podeross I1stituci6n, durante
ell s110 pasado
Como ell seguro de vida 50 esta
arraigando en- Puerto Rico, creemos
sera beoefcioso al p6blico en- gene
raj, Ia reproduction en- nuestras CO.
lumnas, de squel documento tefeIi.
do.
90 Enero de 1909.
Sr. Observation-Disclosures.
Muy Sr. mic:
Como aseg1rAdo que es I'd. en-
la eNew Yo k Life Ins, Coz sin du-
da le sera muy grato conoeer los
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-01

TALMAGE STANLEY.
rived here today, ready topreach
the gospel even in Jennings.
There will be preaching and
song service every evening.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-01
Speaks Ab0ur Mrs. GeTe.
BY Union Associated Press.

BY Union Associated Press.
New York, Dec. Ii. Allison
Brown of Chicago, deputy consul
general at Paris, arrived today
on the steamship St.Louis which
was terribly battered aud two
over due. The lifeboats and one
seaman We're swept oAerboard.
Bowen declared that the tragic
deuth Of NJ rs. Ellen Gore atParis
was premediated affair. "But
for my illness l should have
charge of the case and followed
it with Interest. Consul General
Gowdy is pushing it