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The evening world., 1903-10-21
PAY RATING OF REGICIDEs
Vienna Gets n story OF seryian A.
snasinntion AIlotments.

VIENNA. oct. 2l.-A stony is publish
ed here to the effect that the servlan
army officers who nssass'nated X ng
Alexander and Queen Draga received
payment as follows;
The Queens brother-!n-law. Col. Ma
shin, now Commander OF the Belgrade
and Danube Divisions OF the army, &c.
900 Col. Mlschitch. recently Depart
mental Chief OF the Ministry OF War.
and two others, S,soo; Junior officers.
rom 500 to 1900; N, Avakumovics. for
undertaking the leadership of the Pro-
divisional Government. S0.o0. There 10
no confirmation of thu story.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
CALLS WIFE FLIRT,
SEEKS DIVORCE
August Kessler in Court Tells Of
His Matrimonial Troubles
Justice Scott Hears Several
Gases and Reserves Decision.
VERY BUSY BARGAIN DAY."
Accused Spouses Let Charges Go
Unanswered Coffee Importer
ewears His Wife Left Him to
Live with Her Music Teacher.

WIN an occasional distinction" but
psry little difference. the stories Of a
soeen supplicants for divorce were told
h Justice Scott in the bargain divorce
pourt'' to-day.
In each Of these suits h accused
matrimonial partner let h charge 90
unanswered. and all that is necessary
b obtain a divorce in such a case Is to
satisfy the Justice mat there Ii a true
raiise Of action.
August Kessler. asking for an alb
soiute divorce from Elizabeth NJ. Kess-
bsr, introduced his friend, Edward c.
MusselI, of No. 20s West Seventeenth
street, as his first witness.
Mussell related hat ne called at Kess-
lsrs house one night last winter and
found Kessler alone with the three
sieepng children. bemoaning his fate
N being married to a fiirt. h Kess-
1ers lived at No. 8 West S~ixty-third
street.
.sThen I hoard the noise OF a key In
the lock of the fiat said Mussell. Mr..
Kessler grabbed me and moved me Into
The wardrobe, and squeezed IN after me
end shut the door.
s@What's up?' said I.
Peeped Through Crack.
s9Sever you mind said he; you just
hsep still and watch through the
eack.'"
Mussell said thai Mrs. Kessler en-
tered with a Mr.. Craig, and through the
crack he says he saw ample excuse Tot
HessIer's JEALOUSY of his flirting wife.
Another witn<ss testified that he
lodged In a furnished at Mr.. n
Mrs. cuig's. in West One Hundred and
rwenty-ninth street. and that Mrs.
Craig was Mrs. Kessler.
Decision was reserved. :.
Christian Frederick Zellen seeking
freedom from Mamie Seller. who has
been his wife since July. 1926. charged
that she Is now living in a West One
Hundred and Thirty-eighth street fiat
with John Pawiitz. and John Brooks.
who knew her and was charged with
the duty OF serving divorce papers, on
her, said he saw her there and that she
sadd to him when he served the sum-
mons and complaint:
'.I'm glad Christian has begun this
suit, because I'm married to my John.
anyway" Z
linen JOnN FdWiit1 Wdb Cdileu u tIlo
stand. He seemed to be uncertain as
to what relation Mamie bore to him.
At hrst he said h was only his house-
keeper.
Don't you live together as husband
and wife?" Mr.. Zeller's lawyer asked.
mot to my knowledge" said OHM,
aubiously, adding as a qualification:
.She may have introduced me as her
husband. though"
Decision reserved.
Gone with Handsome Man.
Joachinno Acierno, a coffee importer,
eeclared that Florence Acierno, to whom
be had been married five years, had left
him with a handsome man in the person
bf Genero Cardereilo, a musician, who
lad taught her on the plano.
Albert e. Cont. Deputy State Super
= htendent of Elections, testified that at
The husbands requestt he had hunted
p the runaway wife, and had found
eey City. and that she said she was
going to marry him - soon as Joa-
ohims got his divorce.
Decision reserved.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
500 OUTLOOK GOOD.
p~onsolidated Lake Superior Affairs
Now Moving Smoothly.

~
John r. Dos Passas. the leading
'ounsel OF the Consolidated Lake Su-
perior Company Reorganization Com
mfttee has just returned from Phiia-
fslphia. While there hi had n confer
snce with his associates. F. P. Junkin,
,. p. Rothermehl and Joseph DE Tor
st Junkln n the Reorganization Com
nittee. MIR. Dos Passos repor.s that
everything Is now running s'nntohly
nnd that there exists the best of fe. J.
ing between Messrs Speyer u in. and
ne IL '"snn;z,tion Committee. The re-
organization plan has been prepared
Ind pro3b1ly will be published to.mcr-
row.
The organization Committee con-
sdsts OF a number of w~ell-knogn rhiIa-
delphlans, all of whom are laavily in
terested in the stock of the .once:g. Ii
fs believed by the r~eorganizers Il nj all
ct the stockholders will rally D the
support OF the committee when tho de-
tails Of the plan are made public.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
HONOR FOR MGR. TELLING.

LYNN. Mass. Oct. 2l,-rh invest
i,ure OF Right Rev. MonsIglor Arthur
j, FEELING. rector OF st. Mary's Church
in this city. as a domestic prelate Of
the household OF Pope Plus ", took
niace this forenoon. so,cmn high mass
being celebrated by r ght Revvy. Mon
siener Thomas MaGennls, OF Jamaica
oi,In' The OF lnvestiture was
performed by the Most Rev. Archbishop
John j, Williams. of Boston.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
VERDICT FOR TUNNEL VICTIM
Jose Menendez. Injured I'm Park
Avenue Crash, Gets $4,000.
Especial to The EyenInR Wo

t5pecial TO The Evening Word.)
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Oct. 2l.-A
jure in the Supreme Court here. this af-
ternoon. awarded Jose Menendez. a
prominent resident OF Greenwich. $4,000
damages against the New York. Central
Railroad Company for injuries he re-
celved In the Park avenue tunnel wreck
on Jan. 8. 1901. Mr.. McnendeE had his
spine badly injured and sued for 500 COZ
damages. DeE9lte his injuries 1t was
stated that he nad 'rcoved himself n hero
when he saved a boy who sat in the
same coach In WHICH he was riding by
putting him through a window.
Mr.. Menendek Is employed by the II.
q. Clafin Company. and earned $ll, 900
a M nj the time OF the accident. His
son, Albert, who was also on the train
on that fatal day. Ia suing for $40. 900.
This verdict to-day makes the total
amount secured by tunnel Victims aggre-
gate almost q SOC, 900,
The evening world., 1903-10-21
Congresarian Goodrich
RECON-
mends Pe-ru-na.

Fred 8. Goodrich. Shawnee. Okla, ex-
member OF Congress from Florida. 5ls,
Congress. writes from Washington, d. c.:
II am assured and am satisfied that your
Peruna 10 not only a cure for catnrrh. but
also q most vgorous tonic. As so many
OF mo friends have oeon benefited by It's
use. I have no hesitation In recommending
II to the public. Fred s. Goodrich.
The evening world., 1903-10-21

Peruna has cured more catarrh than all
the other remed es combined. II Is ex-
actly as Congressman Goodrich. Of Okla
homa. says: "Peruna is not only n cure for
catarrh. but also n most vigorous tonic
These two facts arr beyond controversy.
Any remedy that operates to tone up tho
whole nervous system Will also operate
benehcially upon catarrh.
Catarrh Ia simply a fiabby condit on OF
the mucous membrane. This fabblnesS has
been brought about by exposure to cold.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
HILL CANDIDATES WIN.
5ourt Declares Fulton and Hamil-
ton County Nominees Regular.

obt $50
ton County Nominees Regular.
PIATTSBURG. N. Y. Oct. AIN
an exhaustive optnion of nearly three
thousand words. Supreme Court Justice
Henry T. Kellogg OF this city. to-day
sustained the decision of County Clerk
Chauncey Heagle. of Fulton County.
that Erastus C.. Darling, OF Glovers-
Vile. the Hill candidate for member OF
Assembly is the regular and only
Democratic candidate for that ONCE in
the Fulton and Hamilton district. and
that David V. Still, the Hill candidate
regular and only Democratic candidate
for Coroner of the county of Fulton.
This overrulcs the contention OF John
candidate for member OF Assembly. and
OF DR.. VI. Somers, the anti-Hm candi-
date for Coroner.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
CARNEGIE IN CORK.
GRANTED Freedom of City ana Lays
Library Cornerstone.

CORK, Ireland. Oct. 2l.-Andrew Car
merle was granted the freedom OF Cork
to-day and subsequently laid the foun-
dation Of u free library. to which lie
contributed $4,000. Mr.. Carnegie after
wards proceeded to Queenstown. 70
tine steamer Cedric, which sailed from
liverpool to-day for New york.
The evening world., 1903-10-21

Peruna has re-
ceived the indorse-
ment OF over NIFTY
OF Con-
gress. r y-six
Generals In our
army Admarals N
the navy, Consuls.
Governors. Judges.
Mayors. Physicians.
Lawyers and thou
sands OF people In
pr vate life, Many
households regard
Peruna as h o r
family medicine.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
MILLINERY DEALER ASSIGNS.

Henry Bash, dealer in millinery goods
md hats. at Third avenue and Seven
LIeth street. to-day assigned for the
benefit % creditcrs to Edward Herr
The evening world., 1903-10-21

fancy and ne sent lei a handsome
Jacket of gray squirrel and a sapphire
ring. To Genev1eve Day he gave a beau
tifll opal surrounded by diamonds.
Friends have joked Mr.. Havemeyer
for his generosity, but he says hat MS ms
leaves this world and he does not pro
pose to out It wa for relatives who
nave plenty without II.
At Mr.. Havemeyer's home to-day II
was said that he was at Niagara He
IT am old and / haven many more
years or this world. but I still find 1t
n fairly good kind of a world. 1t IS a
common public error to mis1udge the
stage on account of a lack of under
standing. I know that the majority OF
the women on 1t are hard working girls
OF good character. They have a hard
row to hoe and 4 can make It any
women are fond of little trinkets and
to please them I hand out n few &C.
~casionally. I haven't any favorites. the
humblest girl in the chorus being held
as much a friend as the stars"
The evening world., 1903-10-21

} Hon. .. L RUSSELL sx-cors. cs.m,n and iovcrnorelec
I 'T cheerfuUy join with United States Sena-
{ tor Prifcharda and Coneressmen Blackburn and
s Liuney in recommending Peruna as an invfs-
: Grating tonic"
The evening world., 1903-10-21

Work Monday Morning Wonders
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-01
POstales
(De Ferdinand r. Ceetero)
A Jcsef1na Cuevas Pad1lla
MAYAGUEZ.

Mi aut6grafo de bardo ique mucho gsnarfa
81 hjas tn mirada por por un lnsta t. en- ell
lque gloria 81 en- tus lab 8 resuen- mi poesfa!
70 se que por tn iot1u1 triu fante Alcanzaria
en- tusta en- torneo, las hojas de un laurel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-01
A people without rights
Un pueblo sin derechos
NO MORE HOAX
No mas burla

EL PUEBLO DE PUERTO RI
co, 20 dice ahorA CON frecuencis
tanto en- las esferss ofisisles, como
en- doeumsntos . tblieos y ID prenss.
Aquilatando el vsrdadero sjgnifiea.
do de GsAs pAlAbras, nos causa risa
cuanao CON tants seriedad SON usa'
das. 9s
Un pueblo sin dereehos, janis 10
hemos vist0 eonstituido en- el orden
de 10 cisilizaci6n moderns; llamarle
asf, es nm sacasmo, co una msntirs,
90 una fAlseaad, y al pueblo, nj 90
10 miente, nj se le engaf1a, cuAndo
se prooede CON honraaez
I'm pueblo sin legftima Macdonald
dad, no eat& eonstitnido como tal; y
no sstkndolo, carees de derechos.
A nm pueblo 6 qnien se le inventa
an escudo, 6 capricho de- eiudaaa'
NOS extra sros, ess eseuao sin 10
Intervention legftima de los hiios
del pueblo, nj representa- NADIA, nj
es escudo. D6nde estk 10 bandera
q que pertensee ese escudo? mo 10
hay, no se ha bordado adn, no fA'
mea en- ning1n castillo, nj Gu sslpi
csda por el sgua dell oceeanor En-.
tonees NO existe ls bandera, y esta
sin aquel no pusde ser.
Mas Of 10 hay, exists ae& en- 10
mente puertorriquef1a caldaada .por
el faego del amor patrio; existe, sf,
ae& en- 10 intimo del coraz6n puerto
rriquef1o, en- aonde late ell amor pa
trio.
iQaiere algui6n probarlor
: Enarh6lesa y lfhrese lucha para
defenders y aurque no vaya 6 nm
suicidio, no quedAr& puertorriquef1o
CON vergianxa, que dele de .seguirla
y sscArla inmaeulada, sin mancha,
Nos hemos separado del tema de
nuestro artfeulo, pero mn extravfo
de ests fndole 1qui6n no 10 sufrel
Decfamos que somos nm pueblo
abrumado de dabsres y huerfanos de
derechos; To- eiudAdanfa para noso.
tros co nm mito, no solamente fuera
della boca del Moro, sino aqni den'
tro, en- cate nuestro preeioso ;ardfn
que NOS lego Ell mismo DIOS, euya
heyeneis es indiscutibla, y estk muy
por eneima de todos los poderes de
la TERRA.
Caando ell sufrsgio universal en-
acomodatacio al gobierno que impe'
ra, prestando favoritismo & los COR.
tesanos sin atender 10 raz6n y JUS
tieia que aaiste nm pueblo, ese
pueblo vive sin derechos.
Caando los hijos de ese pueblo son
preteridos por adveneaixos, sin pro.
teeei6n de ninguna espseie, los de-
rechos de ess pueblo no existen.
Un pueblo que se We sometido 6 ID
voluntad de an Consejo, Ell eual para
mayor escsrnio fu6 impuesto por
mano extrs11s, sin aerecho algano 6
hacsrlo, ain mas que el que conceae
el dereeho de 10 fuerzA, ese pueblo
sometido, tiene usurpado todos sus
dereehos.
Un pueblo sgobiado por los debe.
res del psgo de cont1ibuciones que
satiafAcs para cubrir honradamente
sus cargos, y esas contribucionss
SON lujosas por 10 falta de economic
en- el maneio pdbliso, y por clio NO
tiene m&s spslaei6n que el dogal que
90 le pons al euello, les nm pue.
bio con derechos!
Y sin embargo, sarc&stieamente se
la llama: PUEBLO DE PUERTO
RICO.
No mas burlas por amor G 10 paz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-01
COntrabandOS
en- Filipinas
de que Sc acusa
al CSDitan Chamberlain
Los contrabaudos eran escondidos q Dor.
do en- la chlmenea y en- la rerostella
(De nuestro correepo1e soS)

(De maestro corresp0fo l0b
Nueva York, 20 de Abril. l.-Tele.
Qrs fian de Mania que 81 espltAn
Hsrrl Chamberlain, que pertenece
al Caerpo de Q a<esma aster del E.e:
citv; &c encueAtra bA1o proceso ci1'
nina, aausAndosele ae haber intro
kucido frAuduIentAmsnte en- Mania.
sedas y otros obietos de va4or Proce
dentes del JAp6n.
Parece que cuAndo el trAsporte mi
litAr sSswAra. entro en- Mania 81
de Ma, 20, procedente de AoI 6 K IL s,
el Collector do Aduana Mr.. 6nUstsr,
informaao por mn msrlnero ae que
& bordo de sql@l hAb1A consiaerAols
cantidad de msrcancias que no ha,
bfan siao declaradAs, proceai6 & ha'
Ger una investigator. Sc alcs que
sncontl6 Algunos Artfcnlos esconai'
dos naAa me nos qua en- una de las
chimeneas, y en- In rePobtefia.
Algunos de eatoa arllculos ven1an
en- celAr dirigldAs ii Captain Cnsm'
berlain> @ uarteams ter sel tr Aspol tie,
"a otros Uficiaies, y ell restu, & 3
espCsa de un ofiGisl dsl eIetciso ,Ges'
tacado en- Manila ae,uAim snta.
FL ColeEtor hizo c1mparecer ante
ell tribunal de AduAns Al cspirAn
Cham berlAin, tflslAnaose IN jalcio
para el Goce de MAiz,, cuyos rsAul
tados no Sc han heeho pdoilcos has
t. IL fschA en- los Est&dos nidCs
Dfcsse que los objetos introauciaos
de este modo eran ''para ei usv per-
sonAl de ofisialss del ej6rcito, NO na
bienao In menor intencl6n d. conner
ciar con ellos en- ning6n sentido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-01

Demanda del doc
tor BarbOSa
contra Mr.. Bird
Vista publica aver en- la Corte Fe-
deral.

Vi6se syer on ID Corte Federal nm
asnnt3 por indemnizaei6n de asf1 %
y perjuioios de SO. 600, siendo las
parties el doctor J g BsrbosA de.
mandAnte, y el ssf1,r H. Bird, de.
mandado.
AbogAdos: por el p: imsro, eli se nor
Cornwsll y Keedy y por el &c gando,
los sel1ores Deter y Hord.
Estos SON los hechos. En- Is de
in 10, publie6 el ssfior Bird nm ar.
tfeulo que eonsile,6 iniurioso Ell doc
tor Barbosa. Fate manifast6 que
dieho artfsulo por contener asevsra.
cionesIm sImaliciosas y mentirar, dafiaba
50 reputacion. haeiendole pasar 60.
mo Jsfe instig&dor y consejero de
las turbas, las cusles, en- su lesl
sabsr v sntender no existfan, nj 81
conoeiA sgrupsci6a de tal nombre.
Mr.. B I'd dijo que efectivamer to
en- aQuslla fec h. hAhfa publicAdo ell
artfculo causa del litigio, tom knaolo
del sWashiugton Posts de Washing
ton, srtfculo escrito desde sqnf 6
aqu6l geri6aico. pero que 81 no co.
noefA el astor del refarido articulo.
AnAdi6 que del mismo suprimi6 una
fease ONE eonceptu6 ofsnsiva al doe
tor B B.rboss, y que 81 recibir una
carts fschada ell 10 de julio del doc.
tor Barboss, piai6ndole que se re-
trac Ara, 81 le aignifie6 q. 10 harfA con
much1simo gusto, siempre y euando
el doctor Barbosa le prob&ra que 10
dicho en- Ell articnlo era mentira.
Ansdi6 tamb.6n, que IL naisma no.
che fn6 oil doctor Barbosa 6 10 ofiei'
M del psri6dico y eneontr &ndoss con
81, CON Mr.. Bird, en- 10 Gale, fueron
jzntos & dieha oficina = como &c hu
biersn impreso - del peri6 iico unos
26 n1meros, Bird mostr6 nm ejem.
plar nj doctor Barbosa, en- el eual
per. iico y en- 10 parte editorial cul'
minante do 10 edici6n, decia sqae no
habfe tsnido Amino de difamar al
doctor Barbosa.
No baatsndo & este 10 aieho por el
peri6aiso, fa6 planteada lA demanda.
e! JurAdo, con intelig sncia del
asunto se retro 6 deliberar di6
luego an veredicto absolutorio & f.
vor de Mr.. BIRD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-01

En esta Impreuts se venas papel
yisjo 4 s24o quintal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-01
Ul tren de CalaS
en- Carolina
le pas6 por encima 4 un
muchacho
(De maestro oosresponsoI)

Abril SO.-Un aecidente desgra'
ciado ha tenido lugar hoy en- el bA
rrio de Hoyo. .Mulas de esta juris'
dieci6n: Un muchscho llamsdo Gre
gorio Ortiz que condu.iA nm tren de
caflAs para IL Central sBuena Vissas
aituada en- dicho bArrio. tuvo 10
desRracia de enrsdarse nm pie en-
una de las cadenAs que habia en- el
expresaao tren, csyendo & lS via y
sufriendo el completo ds.trozo del
pie, & conascusncla dc hAberle Pass'
do por encima ell tran de caf1as. hi
herido ha aido conducido d este pue
bio donds lie harAn 10 operacion Qae
al Case raQuiere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-01
La Con1ucta
del Juez Holt
aplaudida por
The Mail and Express
81 Las lsyes han de caer de algun lado,
deben ser mas severas con los anne
rioanos que con los nauivos
(De maestro corresponsal)

N.w York, Abril 21.-sEl Mail
and Express en- nm editorial que
intitulA <Justicia en- Puerto Rice, p
diee 10 siguiente:
sNo debe haber 10 menor indul- :
gencia en- ell trAtamiento de los o6-
ciales de marina y otros americanos
QUE han sido acusados de introducir
Artfculos frAudulentemente en- Maya.
guex y San Juan. NAaie en- este
pals hsbrk de Greer que el Attorney
General Mr.. Koox trAta de proteger
& los eulpAbles, pero NO ne aebe per.
mitir que los puerrorriquefios nj por
nm solo momento cream que en- In ID.
In existe una ley para los america
nos y otra para los puertorrique-
f1os.S
sCelebramos mucho que el Juez
H Holt, de San Juan, hsya indicado al
JarAdo que debe proaeguir en- sus
invaRtig ig Aciones. LaS AusoridAdes
han siao severAs CON los nAtivos que
han trAtAdo de burIsr las rent&s del
pals. Un comerciants de b&st&nte
respeta cumple actpalmente
condena en- 10 penitenciaria por to-
ner On ga poder licores de contrs-
bando. La ley es aaministrada por
los Amerieanos. 81 han de caer de
algun laao, aeben ser m&s severos
CON los amerioanos que CON los ma.
tivos.1
sLa marina indudablemsnte que
no tratar& de escudArAe CON privlle.
gios civiles extraordinArios. lPor
quo pues no ha de permitirse que To-
ley siga "a curse natural, con inter
vencion del Jurado de nativos. ha-
ci6ndose Ia investigation tan 1apida,
completa 6 impartial, que sirva de
ejemplo ante ei pals de los proceed
mientos de 10 justieia anglo sa1o-
nArs
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MejOraS en- el SerYiCiO
de correos

r. servisio de casteros de esta eiu
dAa ha sido vtformAdo en- bisn del
servisio F1oltco.
Ahora prestan servicio 6 las siete
dichos csrteros repArtiendo 10 co.
rresponssncia que llegA aquf en- el
ferrocaril9 procedente de Msvagu n
pueblos del trGnsito.
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MWNURH

Ofrecemos, por per-
misc, las siguientes re-
ferencias de personals
que favorecen este Ho-
tel.
D. Carlos Armstrong,
don E. M. Toro, don ].
M. Morales, don Tomas
Blasini. don Francisco
PARA, don L. de La Pi-
la, don A. Subira, don
f. Sauri de Ponce. D:
|J. f. Finlay, don A. g.
Weymouth, DR.. El
don Rafae:
Ojeda, don A. e. Lee,
don R. Aboy Bsnitez,
de San Juan. ID. Anto
MO Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. D. J:
v. Cintro n, Mayaguez.
D. Pedro Salazar, do
Yabucoa: D. Arturo
Bravo; New York:
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la vAQUITA NEGRA''
SAN FRANCISCO 81

SAN FRANCISCO 81
En- este bisn surtido estableeimisn
to, taico en- su clase puede aecirse,
ancontrsrA el + d olieo exquisitos CO
fe, chocolate, r. free COS. licores, dul.
ces tsoacos, eigarrillos 6 in6nidad
ds artf-u 90 de primera elass. Mag.
min 80 setvic1o.
LIMPIFZA, ESNERO ACTIVI.
DAD Y CARINO CON EEL PA.
RROQUIANO
Pusden saboresrss squf los c6'e.
bres sPAstalillos tnrsoss de earne y
quaso. Y an sism6n an vi1o.. psro
mon &non plus ultra. H sllaeas Y
pastsles los aabaSca domicgfs:v
IN f4moss LEcHE BATIDA, espesiali-
dad de In Case.
Propietario, Juan c. Santiogo.
Rp
fiDIGANME
Cn2lss son O metores oigarrillos do
snsrto Rico.
la COLECTIYGD
iOuAles SON Los cigarrillos mas baratos
q VIOLETa"
BIKN DIQHO III
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81 Crimen de la Marina
Pronto sera Ia vista p1blica

Pronto sera la vista publica
En- 10 maf1ana de hoy le iba & ser
leida en- Ell Tribunal de Distrito de
San Juan 10 aeusaei6u que formulk'
ra el Fiscal contra Ramon Torres,
matador de Maria Dslgado, euyo su' :
ceso ocurri6 en- la Marina.
El se nor Tizol, defensor del acu'
saao, se opuso 6 10 leetura de 10
acusaei6n, fund Andose en- que "a de-
fendido, seg1n certifieaei6n fAeultA'
tiva que obra On el Tribunal, padeefa
de ensgenaci6n mental, mientras
otra certifieaci6n de los doctores
Gosnaga, Ramirez y Veez. dietami.
NO que Ramon Torres estaba en- to-
das aus facultRaes, segdl confession
de 81 mismo.
FL Tribunal no aceeli6 6 Ii peti.
ci6n del abogado, cal fisando el Flg
cal, el dslito, de aAesinato en- prim 81
grado.
Ls defsnsa MEGA la aeusaci6n se'
nal&ndose juicio por Jurado para sl
pr6ximo mes.
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RlCHAR0 MeEaES,
Hs.

Selecto Hotel para fa-
milias, establecido bajo
el plan americana, que
pxtrocinan las mejores
tamllias de Puerto Rico.
Juegos de habitacio-
mes que comprenden deS-
de Ell senclIlo de sala,
dormitorlo y banjo, has
ia el mas extenso de Sa-
Ia, S dormirorios y ba-
no.
Adaptase espeeialmen-
to para famiiias nume-
rosaS y para familias COR
tas.
Cocina & Ia espafiola;
Servieio sspahol 8 in
glts.
II Hotel mas fresco de
Nueva York.
Contiene toda clase de
adslantos modernos.
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tn eres de nacsr y rosa
Por uu gsnio nods1ada,
Intel'gents, inspirads,
Gulf ,lma y talentos
Ds o" <Ssntusrios erss 10 diosa,
D, AVsuuss Il conception,
De TIA somb 10 la vision,
DIS ~U -anias ei disco de orc,
Dauu aus eco sono1o
Y m6gie& vibr aci6u
Ta q.e + ,rlsa sLo ieal.
e el alma &el poeta
Qae canto 6 In lux sscreta
Ds IS slsnisD sfa.rA';
One ael labio pAter. al
Recibss luz y poesfs.
M exij>s nj Arpa n IL
sUoa pkgina de amor.
Qae es humilde tn cantor,
Y es pobre mi fAntasfA.
{) Las frases eScritas entire comillas, son
ltulos dc poesias de su sefior padre, doctor
on Rafael del Vale,