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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14
VALLEY BRIDGE is ORDERED
County Board Acts on Long AEit"ted
Project TO Span the
Platte.

Twenty years agitation came TO an end
yesterday, when the county commission
ers, with HaFte, Ostrom and Connolly pres
ent. ordered Bridge Contractor Robert 2.
Drake to proceed with the construction Of
the Platte river bridge near Valley. The
cost at contract price is to be Sl3, I64.57.
To this is added grading estimated at 600
yards, which at Is cents per yard adds $50
cost. The bridge will be 1852 feet long and
the people Of Valley are to pay $1,000 Of the
cost. leaving Douglas county TO pay
s., 764.57, without the grading cost.
For a long time Douglas county has been
hanging back on this bridge proposition,
hoping to get Saunders county to pay for
half Of it. The halves of a bridge are
supposed to extend not from its center, but
from the center Of the channel OF the
stream. The channel is on the Saunders
side and is but 672 feet wide, according to
the county surveyors map. so that Saunders
county would have had to pay hut a total
Of 81. $50. This is 81, 22O less than Valley is
ready to pay, SO that the Douglas county
| board argues that 1t is saving this latter
amount.
Contractor Drake was allowed the re-
mainder due on old work, minus the $500
that the examining engineers recently re-
ported as in excess of the proper charge
for construction Of the poor farm bridge.
Engineers Edquist, r. B.. Howell and Scott
King were each allowed 800 for their serv-
ices.
Arrangements were made for the con-
struction OF a reviewing stand in front OF
the court house grounds opposite that
erected by the municipality for President
Roosevelt.
The commissioners accepted an invita-
ton to Join in the twenty-ffth anniversary
celebration OF Palacky lodge, Bohemian Be-
nevolent society, at Turner hall on South
Thirteenth street September 2S at 2:S0 p. m.
The commissioners think they have turned
the trick on the Omaha Coal, Coke and
Lime company at the ~latter's expense. The
board voted to advertise for bias Tor seV-
enty- Ave cars OF soft coal for the county
store and for twenty-five cars of steam
coal. When the matter Of hard coal came
I'D Connolly arose with a most expansive
and exultant smile to remind the board
that it's contract with the Omaha company,
which is for hard coal at SO per ton, does
not. in his opinion. expire till the year is
up. October 1, and that therefore the board
may order what IL wishes at that price be-
fore that date, while the general public is
asked S13 per ton. He reminded the board
also that the Omaha company had once sue
cessfully taken the board into court to COM
pel 1t to accept the 50 bid instead Of q
slightly higher one by another company, and
that now the company would have to stand
by its contract. The board decided to act
on Connolly's suggestion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14
SPAIN ASKS EXPLANATION
Alleges Native Filipino Judgs Ia
suited Its CORsal at
Cebu.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-The War de-
partment. at the instance OF the Depart
ment OF State is conducting an examination
into the circumstances attending the re-
ported il treatment OF the Spanish consul
on the Island Of Cebu last summer. In
some way the consul came before one OF
the judges, who was q native Filipino, and
who, It is alleged. used his ONCE to Cypress
and insult the consul. The matter was
brought 10 the attention Of the state de-
partment recently by a polite. but nrm
note from Seaor 0ieda, the w appointed
spanish minister, and unable to reply on
account OF it's ignorance Of facts. the state
department was obliged to refer the com
plant to the War department for inVesti-
CATION. II the complaint is found we'll
grounded the State department will hasten
to make proper amends for the action q tie
local o~fheials.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14

Vut Wnen Medley was tried Il was turned
over TO the War department as one Of the
eAnioits In the case. IL was sent to Cub,
ana returned to the United States and now
- AZ the War department. Il will not be
gwen up except by n decree Of court decid-
ing INTO whose possession It should be
gwen II Is understood that the Cuban
government has given an intimatior that
'ne money should be turned over to its
treasury to compensate 1t for the loss by
Neeiey' but the pardon Of NeeIey raises
.ne interesting question whether or not
tnat government has not forfeited all claim
against Neeley for the money found in his
possession when he was originally ar
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14
DRAWS ON LESSER LEAGUE
Cleveland American Get several Re-
cruits from Three-I and May
Retain Them Next Year.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 13.-The Cleveland
ball club has signed four new players who
will finish the season with the American
league. They are Louis Polchow, pitcher
OF Evansville: Gus Dorner, pitcher of De-
catur; George Graham, pitcher and inhelder
naRle OF Terre Haute. All the men are
from the Three-I league. Cleveland has
also signed Fred Abbott, catcher for New
orleans. III these minor leaguers fulfill eX-
pectntions hey will be retained for next
season,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14
Reat Am-Round Athlete.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 1S.-Edward s.. Mer-
riiI under the coiors Of the Milwaukee
Athletic club, won the first all-around
Championship meet of the Central associa-
United States at the base ball park this
afternoon. Merrill scored |, l3S13 points.
His nearest competitor was ]. +. Reynolds
OF the Sodality Athletic association, with
1851, the third place going to F. A. Mar
tin. First Regiment Athletic association Of
Chicago, who scored 4.9231s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14
snectacnInr cold PIayinR.

GREAT RIVER, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-By
sistent manner that earned international
fame for Walter j. Travis, Frank o, Rein
hart. the 19-year-old champion of Princeton
university, added new laurels to old Mas
sau by defeating f. ]. o. Alsop of Yale in
the thIrty-six-hole final for the Westbrook
by 6 up and 8 to play. On the last hole
played he astonished the gallery by holeing
a t~Wenty-hVe-foot putt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14
hOORYS RESUME HONEYMOON
Complaint ofGrand Larceny Against YsunV
Couple il Dismissed,
BRIDES BROTHER ADMITS HE WAS WRONG
Says Money He Accused
EloPe'a of Taking was Deposited
I'm Bank by His Bust
ness Partner.

Michael and Ollie Koory, husband and
wife, have resumed their honeymoon. in
terrupted by their arrest and confinement
In the city Jail, and the complaint hled
against them. charging grand larceny. has
been dismissed. This was done for the
good reason that McKaver Koory. the
brother of the bride. who filed the com
plant, admitted to the police yesterday
that the two young people had not robbed
his store and had not stolen his 5000. In
stead, he learned Friday night, his brother.
who represents the interests of his part
ner. Farhat, who is absent in the old
country, had deposited the money in the
bank the day the couple eloped and had
then left without informing him.
Two large grips of dry goods which the
married couple had with them we're ex-
mine by McKaver Koory, but he was
not sure that they had been stolen. but
was almost certain that Michael and Ollle
bad bought them.
McKaveT Koory was severely censured
by the police captain for filing the com
plant against the parties and causing the
oficers the trouble of arresting them when
he knew that they were not guilty. II is
the belief Of the police that McKayer
koory objected to the two marrying ana
took the means he did in order to have
them arrested before the ceremony could
be performed.
Bridal Couple Arrested,
Michael Koory is 21 years of age and His
bride is 20. They were married in Blair
Friday afternoon by County Judge Mar
shall of Washington county, and were
shortly after arrested at the farm Of a MIR.
Craven, near Blair. where they were at
work. Detective Drummy brought them TO
Omaha Friday night and they spent the
night In the city Jail.
Before the case was dismissed against
them, McKaver Koory had a talk with his
sister. He was told by the police matron
that the conversation would have to be car
ried on in English. He talked English for
a few minutes and then began to talk As.
syrian. Suddenly the girl caught her
brother by the coat and showed him from
he room. She then told the officers that
McKaver KoOry had threatened to kill her
for clipping. She informed the officers that
while she made her home with him he fire.
quently beat her and made her life mis-
cradle.
In discharging the prisoners Judge Berka
made them a short speech, wishing them
happiness and prosperity. The couple spent
the morning at the city jail awaiting the
departure Of a train to take them to Blair,
where they will make their home.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

DR.. r. c. Holbrook OF Calgary, B. c.. Is
stopping at the Willard.
n. r. Persinger OF Central City, Neb.. Is
in Omaha on business. tie is at the MIL
lard, accompanied by Charles II. stuart Of
schoolcraft, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14
NEELEY SUES FOR THE MONEY
War Department VIII Not give IL IN
Except on a Decree Of
Court.

WASHINGTON. Sept. iS.-Information
has been received at the War department
that c. f. W.. Medley has instituted pro
eeedings in New York to recover the 5000
which Was found upon him al the time Of
his arrest in Cuba. This money Was In
the possession Of the POstofhee department.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14
Marriage Licenseu.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-14

Everything is FISH that comes to the fur
rier's net and the common eiyet cat. with
its notified coat is purchased freely. but
not at the price commanded by its larger
cousin, the skunk. These cat skins sell
at IS cents each in natural state, but are
not wanted dressed. They are not used
at all in the United States as It Is impos-
sible to remove the white hair from the
brown as can be done with the skunk.
In Europe there is a demand for them,
but they cannot be shipped in dressed. and
for that reason the undressed skin alone is
worth any price.
The most Of the coats worn in this part
OF the country are from imported furs from
domestic animals, the furs OF the Persian
sheep and astrsehsn. There has been a
slight advance in the price OF these furs,
but the percentage is not so high as the
advance on wild furs.
One OF the scarce furs is that OF the
beaver. 1t will in a short time be a men,
DRY unless sons plan il devised by which
they can be in a measure dOmesticated. A
few years ago il was one Of the most COM
mon OF the Nebraska furs, and there are
still specimens Of the work OF these in
dustriOus animals TO be found along the
banks OF the Weeping Water and other
creeks in the eastern part Of the state. "A
late as 1876 there was quite a large col
Ony Of beaver N the Weeping Ws~-E but
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
Los DRAMAS DEL MAR.

En- el punto de la costa comprendida
entire Salta-O -Oaballo y Castro Urdiales
Fspafia, Sc ha lido q pique el vapor ip
giles "pniversal.p
= r.s..sIplos de Ia anterior semana
esfnYc ficho huQue cargando mineral
c7zzntA " t'os1 4uS GUS pcDe01 e
operacion para buscar refugio contra
el terrible temporal que Sc desencade-
no en- ell puerto exterior de Bilbao.
Sali6 luegO del puerto para regresar
q Castro y completar la carga, pero el
temporal continuaba, y ell buque, faer
temente y despues de una terrible lu.
cha con ell mar Y el viento huracanado
que soplabs, .perdi6 la he ice, quedan
do sin gobierno y y6ndose p,que en-
pocos minutes.
Perecieron aAogados tres tripulantes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
NUEYO SISTEMA
De ESTRELIA|
EN- FORMACION

~
Por 0bservaciones hechas de la nue.
va estrella que apareci6 hace pocl
tempo en- Ia constellation de Perseo, q
professor G. N. Ritchie, del Observato
rio de Yer kss, en- Williams Bay, W's.
consiD, Esta los Cnidos, cree habeI
obtenido Ia prueba dc la fsmosa hip6.
tests de La Place respecto de Ia for.
maci6n de las nebulas en- ell espacio
sideral, descubrimiento que, 81 Sc con :
firm,, sela ell mas importante hecho
por la astr0nomfa en- musho tempo.
Como recordaIa1 nuestros lectores,
en- Febrero 1ltimo aparecI6 repentina-
mente una nueva estrella en- ia cons.
telaci6n de Perseo. -Despu6s de haber
brillad0 con incompatible esplendor
durapte algunas semanas, empez6 q
palidecer, y hoy su respiandor es tan
debil que solo con ayuda de los mas
poderosos telescopes 'puede descubrir.
Sc. Pero coincidiendo con la p6rdida
de su brillantez aconteci6 una cosa
muy notable Las fotograftas que de
ella Sc tomaron en- ell sObservatorio de
Link en- California, y en- otros lugares,
parecen indicar que Ia nueva estrella
se convirti6 en- una nebu'a, y como las
fotograffas que tom6 eli professor q
q1ien nos referimos han sido las mas
perfectas y sus observaciones ifsicas
del fen6menO las mas acertadas seg6n
el decir de los expertos en- estas mate
rias, lie aquf qua sus suposiciones esten
llamando la atenci6n general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
Los PROGRESSES DEL PERI0DISHO
EN- OTROS PASSES

Ell octave Oongreso-internac;onal de
la prensa Sc ce'ebraa .el ano pr6ximo
en- Berr a y ser$ alberto so.emnemente
por el presidente de Ia Confederation.
Durante los cuatro dias que 6uraran
sus eesiones, seran objeto dc discussion
los sguientes puntos:
Dignidad professional en- las po'6m'-
cas- de la prensa; rebsia de las tarifss
para los telegramas de la prenss; Cd
dula International de identidad, ense-
flarl2a PROVISIONAL del petiodismc; proz
piedad liter5 y artistica en- maferiz
ee g pTensa q @pet teasIa 90 III bBas
las tarifas posta,es participation de
los periodistas en- los benefsios de los
peri6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
DIVGRSDID DE- CRITERIO
El VaticanO da un paso
frascendental

El Vaticano entIa con atrevid0 pase
por los ,umbrales del nuevo siglo, y ma
da revela mejor que ESQ la marcha dc
los tieEpoa. Desde sn fundaci6n has
/ ia Ia fecha Ia pofLica del Pontifcado
tue ccnservadora por esencia y poten
ola, inconmovible como las estrellas
fjas en- la MEGA 1ica celeste. El ponti-
fcado afront6 cismas, sufri6 los efectos
de agenas revoluciones y los embates
Nde diversas reformas; pero su marcha
nj Sc retard6 nj SO precipit6 a impulses
de ningdn acontecimiento ,por grande
y extraordinario que fuese. Ahora,
sin embargo, Sc dispone dar un paso
de mucha trascendencia, nombrando,
segdu dijo hace 1ias ell cable, una CO
mission especial para escuchar y consi-
derar las proposioiones y consultas q1e
Sc la hagan conoernientes al estudio de
la Sagrs da Escriturs. Esta es de las
determinaciones que no se toman sin
algdn poderoso motive, y es bien sabi
do que entire los cat6licos no sc conoce
bien ell espiritu de olftica que induce a
los protestantes a pasarse Ia vida re-
fernando Ia Blblia y alterando Vredos
y rituales. Cuando ell Vatica1o cree
menester DIR los pareceres del mum
do cat6lico en- tan sagradas materias
es que hay dtversidad de criterlos,
y de la propuesta comisi6n de estrdios
pudiera saltarse al nombramiento de
Otra COm;a;6n nara rafnrmar 10 r hjio
Por otra parte, ell movimiento iniciado
para fomsntar y p-opagar ell llamado
socialismo cristiano toma grandfsimo
vuelo en- Italia, y tai es su fmpetu que
agrega numerosos adherentes a los
otros partidos socialistas de marcado
sabor agn6stico. cuando no positiva-
mente ateo. CON tai motive en- los |
seminarios eclesiasticos italianos &c es
tan creando ea.edras de economic po
iftics, verbose concurrfdis' mas las va |
eatablecidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
LA .ARANA

Por f., circul6 con profusi6n el pros
pecto anUnciando Ia sparlci6n del sc.
manario popular tituiado La AraHa.
d euro frente fxura el genial escritor
jose Mercado (Aomo) cuyo nombre es
una garantfa dc exito SECURE & indis-
cutible.
Y de,imos que "por fla y ha apare
cido 81 msnc'onado prospesto porqus
hab:eodose anunciado hace tempo, %
esperaba con deseos por todos los que
aprecian y saborean ias inspifacIoDe,
"a serlas. "a festivas del auror de W
rufas.
III primer n6mero saldIa el dia 2 de-
pI6ximo mes de Febiero
venla en- buen bora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
Cinema Celeste

hoy. tiene lngsr la primera exhib:.
|ci6n de este maravilloso aparato en- -el
Eteatro, y reina entire nuestro pdblico
Eaficionado aesta olase de espectaculos
una innsitada animation para conourrir
al coliseo y juzgar por 81 mismo de la
fealidad del 6xit0.
La "fotografia de los colores", es
otro attractive mas que ofrece Ia session
de esta noche y sobre todo la vista IT,
trlada Aladino 8 Ia Mmpara maravi
itosa, de la que sc han hecho niue hos
elogios donde quiera que Sc ha presen-
tado.
Dada la actitud de nuestrO p1tlico,
creemos que hoy Sc vera sumamente
concurrido el teatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
Gran nevada en- NeWYOrk

l En- Ia parte alta de la ciudad de
New York ha caido una nevada que sc
dice ser una de las mas grandes que
pa pOdido apreciarse desde hace mu
chos amos. En- .algunos parajes la os.
curidad ha sido espantosa.
Muchas Was de communication hap
suspendido sus viajes durante algunas
horas, en- provision de que pudieran
ocurlir desgracias.
Sc han contado hasta ahora, en- las
jefaturas de poliefa academies de poca
importancia, pero sc extrema la vigi-
lsncia a fin de que no ocurran mayores
deasracias.~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
ARREGLO DE CUENTAS

El gobierno holandes es' q confo! me
en- que .Inglaterra pague 81, 5000 libras
esterlinas en- c0noepto de indemniza
ci6n a los s1bditos holandeses expul-
sados por las autoridades britanicas
del Africa del Sur.
Respecto de Francis, rechazs IngIa-
terra ell pago de 20 900 libaas al sab.
ditto frances Martin, que no fa6 expul-
sado p0r dichas autoridades militarep,
sino que &c fu6 del Africa del.Sur, por.
que asf le convino sus interesee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
del exterior

r presidente Roosevelt, q quien ha
Participate Ell general Wood las razo-
nes que tuvo para suspender al alcalde
de Ia Habana DOCTOR ,Gener, ha aprc-
bedo Ia determination del gobernador
'militar.
Seg6n telegrama de Washington al
HP0sL", los intereses antag6nicos del
azdcar han sido armonizados mediante
uq eonvenio entire las parties conter-
dientes seg1l el cuaI los hacendados
chbanos percibirao, durante un aho,
1na prima de exportaci6n equivalente
30 por 100 de los derechos, que sa
facen EN- Ia actualidad el AzdeaE, las
elpnmero s. de Ia EEsUzia Holande
N J1iale7. ossaosos
s$ysn durante 81 mlsmo I8h1nnr ef 10
ppr 100 de los derechos actuales, y &
las importaci0nes americana, So les
hara provisi0nalmente en- Cuba, igual
rcbaja en- los derechos que marca ell
Arancel de Aduana.,
sSegda telegrama de Cartagena, Es-
pafia, la gran baja que ha tenido tilti-
mamente ell precio de los mineraIes,
undo q la fuerte contribution simpues-
ia q los mismos por el gobierno, ha
hecho necesario que Sc supendiese la
exploitation de muchas minas de aque-
lla comarca, quedando sin trabajo IN
gran n1mero de hombres, quienes eau
saran, seguramente, ser.Os disturbios
Oarecen de fnndamento.. Los rumoree
que han corrido acerca de Ia CT ida del
Gabinete chileno, cuya posici6n jamai
ha estado tan firme como ahora.
Es cada veg mas .marcad0 el senti-
miento de diecordia entire iDgleses J
aIemanes & consecuencia de Las frasel
vertidas en- el Reichstsg por ell Oanci,
liar Van Buelow, quien en- su discursc
sgreg6 que Ia triple alianza "a no era
una necesidad Unconditional para Ale.
mania, aunque desde luego es uua We
losa garsntfa de paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
Indicator religioso
MANANA DONINGO


Santa Iglssia Cathedral. -MisAs rszzdas &
IAs 8, ~ "a; , misa csntada & las o.
Cspilla Dc Iss RR. NM. Csrmslitas- MI
sa rssSdA & lac 81
San Francisco Dc Asis.-Misa rezada Z
lss 9.
CspiIls Dc la ". q. II. Frsncissans.-
Miss rssaiA lAs 8 Exposici6a ds =. ID. n
Santa Ana.-Miszs relzd1s 4 lss 7 ,
8 O.; % sstA Ultima eaotsr3a algunas dss-
tisxaiizs s<nortas d sstz capital.
OspIiI4 Del Hospital q b Conespsitr.- =
Misa rszsi4 { lzse -.
s.s Jsss. MISS & Iss Aes.s d sas,sm'
ukrill4 q Ias Il. H. X. M. dsi Ssgrsan
|C1nlts.- Mia 4 l4s : meaes enzrts j HI
PpsIr,6a q q. D. n. klzs s1>EFs q h iar1s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
LOS raIuNfos De la clENclA


Caents el captain Hogemanp, del
vapor aleman "Wilhel der Crosse,
Ilegado q Nueva Yoik, que su vspor y
el Ing d "LucaniA' 90 estuvIeron co
municando dursnte tres dias en- el al
timo visie qae hlcieron 4 Europa, para
el que salieron de Nueva York el 10
De Diciembre 6ltimo con euatso horas
Dc d'isfencia. In noticis 60 cue %
|ksblason . 10 mayor distarsiz conoolda
IhastA hog; pefo eI cspl IN Hogemsnn
90 dice 4 naaut1s mlII1s ilt, slno qus
|ios sparHtos Mirconi Dc ambos vapoFes
fancienarsn con exirzosdinaria prrcl-
|sl6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
Renuncia,, antiSipada
vsya una amenaza

El senior don LUIS v. Abad, ha cele
brad0 una conferencia con ell seiioI
Estrada Palma. I'll futuro PIesidente
le manifesto que es taba dispuesto 4
apoyar con todas sus fuerzas Las ges
tones que sc vienen hac endo en- pro
de Ia reciprocidad entire los Estados
Unidos J Cuba. En- el curse de Ia
conferencia declare el senior Estrads
Palma que 81 no Sc obtienen medidai
econ6micas en- Cuba, es probable que
renuncie & Ia presidencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
Pznicc en- las, kdbiIss

u kxbi's q1s - haIIsbs irsabosdI-
un11 q I<oH<r 1c1>4 e 1cu9l<sse u
snII<n- EsEk a. u<sfa 4 unlrss -
iroono Iupe<laieR. E41sr, rro<is1As q
uuricIcrG1 q bcca J Go1fr1, 11|I1111
nrnmr1111 <n 4 Gt1sf. espef>n1o
<rtsn1a 81 e1Ilfn pnra al1cnr & ~
s1cnGs>rn11fo1 = Io1 j6s<1<1 e1rE11Ies
Cen1o a <6uico er<fs Izs E41I|11
ants n &ue< A. 81 czs.Igo 4ues lzl
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Tribunal de policia
DISTRITO DE OATHDRAL

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Joe6 Drama. por estar vendiendo en-
81 establecimiento atlas horas de II
noche, dos dollars de multa y por no
haber comparecIdo cnando se 10 cit6.
tres dollars.
Panaderfas: "La Mano Negran y
Barbosa hermanos y el "M0de!0n, Dor
vender pan falt1 en- gu peso, dos dollars
de multa los dos primeros y ties al
q timo, decom!sandose'e dicho pan y
ads uelta Ia panadeiia del "Oentro de
Detallistas".
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Dos ju:cios, absueltos los acusados y
un juici0 ap'azado para msiiana por Ia
falta de cOmparecencia de los acusadcs.
Nos comunicsn de Hato- grande, que
el senior Obispo le ha enviado al alcal
de cicho pueblo, 500 dollars, como
donativo para ayudar & la installation
del hospital.
Ha fallecido en- San Lorenzo, don
Fermin Lopez, persona muy querida
de aquella sociedad.
Sabemos que Ia causa instruida contra eli
"San Juan Neacs" de que damos cnenta en-
otro lugar, ha sido elevada aver & 10 Corte
de Distrito.
Para las pr6ximss fiestas del Oarnaval,
Sc preparan dos bales de Mascarss ea Ca.
yey.
Hoy ha regresado su residencia Dc Arecl
bo nuestro amigo Manuel Ledt sms, rico
comerciantey hacendado de dicho pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
CudrtO de SOCOrrOs

Francisco Ferrer (nifo) curado de una
quemadura de 2c grado sobre ell antebraso
izquierdo en- toda gu extension. Reservado.