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GOT THE BOGUS COURT SEAL.
AND IT'S BETTER THAN THE ONE
THE COMMISSIONER Uses. ..
Made Last Year and Lett an Excellent
Imprint on the Forged Naturaii1a.
ton Papers-AbOut 1000 Italians
Bought Fraudulent Certificates.

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The bogus seal OF the United states
D;s,r rio, Court which has been used in
rs;. ,a,,,r,,;,,t,op c.rt;foa,ea sold IA
'o'e'ns ha'u I.E,, '.. go $50
newly arrived l,al'ahs was 'on'u ses,e'
day by Secret Service Agent Pseke, Ex-
cept for few slight imperfections. the
borus seal is a practically perfect imitation
,,.aa l,,. Cnr,,,iss;o,er Alsr.
OF the one useo ny Commissioner "'e"
ander.
Secret Service agents and others In the
Federal Building did not hesitate to say
,ha, ,ho seal ia evon better than the one
'"a' Wv - .,o,a,,,aa. ro,,
"hich 'or'!h'sS'o',e' H'e"a''e' usr
missioner Alexander has been using MS lot
about ten years, and it is pretty well worn.
The bogus stamp was made last October
ans ,aaras . he,,er imnrint
ana 'ea|en n , .n't =. w. 49,, , -. c;,,-
Peeke found the sea- IN .ne nome o, u'u-
scope Caparelli, at 227 Mulberry street
Caparelli. who is foreman in the Depart
,,,a,,, ~ saver, was arrested on Tuesday
''i '.n ~ p',or> 90 ,,7 Nr,harrv stree,
WIN hooer'o Du"o,o VI
and Rocco rlglluolo OF !l- Hrdho street
Gaetano Caggiano of, l2i Baxter stree,
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WHO KILLED ALL THESE MENf
List OF Twenty-Five Submitte ed 10 the Mar.
Gums for Their Consideration.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 2o-Ex-State Sena-
tor Alex Hargis OF Winchester, brother
OF County Judge James Hargis Of Breathitt
county. gave out a letter to-day in which
he took to task Thomas Marcum for the
letter written by him in regard to the
troubles in Br eathitt county. After asking
Marcum for his war record he wants to
know of Marcum who killed the following
men in cold blood; Jack Clancy, Jesse
Spencer. Ambrose Hollen. Bill South, Jerry
South. Lake Woods, John Pence, Dump
Clancy, Bill Overbee, Sonny Little, William
Callahan, John Amey, Al Amey, Thomas
Sizemore, Bill Moore, Mace Combs. Bill
Tharp, Pat Howard, William Taubee,
Wayne Taulbee, Thomas Little and John
Malone and who shot and wounded Nathan
b. DAY and John Green
In view of the fact that Judge Hargis
has said that the Marcum blood was re-
sponsibe for the killing Of some member
Of neal y every prominent family IN 81 eat
lit county, Marcum's friends believe that
Alex Hargis intimates that the Marcums
were responsible for the killing OF all of these
men. Hargis says that he has befriended
jim Marcum in many ways, and at the
beginning of the trouble in Breathtt county
he told him to go to Hargis's home ard
stay there free OF cost until the excitement
and troubles were over Hargis says
that he regrets the fate of j. B, Marcum
az much as any man in Breathtt county,
and the happest moment OF his lie VIII
be when law and order are restored in that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-21
DIR. MARTIN SEEKS DIVORCE.
Physician In the Bogus Bah! Case Brings
Action IN Boston.

BosroN, May 2oDr John Mcleod
Martin of this city. who deried the pater-
nifty OF child which his wife. Elizabeth Starr
Koeffer Martin, said was his, and who also
denied that she was the mother of 1t. has
filed a libel for divorce in the Office OF the
Clerk of Courts for Suffolk county through
his counsel F. c. Wright. The where
abouts Of Mrs Martin is unknown.
The libel, which is dated May I, sets
forth that Dr.. Martin WAS married law
fully to Elizabeth Starr koeffer Martin
at Providence, June 81, 1899 and thereafter
they lived together in Boston. It charges
that while he has always been faithful 10
his marriage vows and obligations, she was
wholly regardless Of the same al Boston,
Providence. New York and other places.
and that on or about Jan. 8, 1903, and al
OF her times before and after that date,
abe subjected the libellant to cruel and
abusive treatment He therefore asks
for a decree Of divorce.
MIR. Wright said that the libel had not
been served on Mrs. Martin in person, and
that il had been served by publication and
bv sending a copy of it to her last known
place of abode, 30i West 10th street. New
York CITY,
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The SeAgOerS.

Sailing in the Augusta Victoria OF the
Hamburg line. of to-day for Hamburg
Plymouth and Cherbourg, will be:
Mrs. T. }. Oakley Rhinelander Mrs. Lucy
n richardson. Mr.. and Mrs Charles W,
Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. II B. Peabody. DR., ana
Mr.. james p. Tuttle. MIR. and Mrs. =. NJ.
Iupton, Mr. s. Edward Renshnw Jones Mr.
and Mrs. Frank 4. Hazen. Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas C.. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brooks
Fenno. Dr. Allan Davidson. Mr. and Mrs,
samuel b. Clarke. Or. Edmund lie Roy Dow,
Mrs. Samuel Batchelder' Dr. D. u cameron
Mr.. and Mira. A. l.. Vaughan ana Samuel D.
Wilson.
Booked for the French liner La Lorraine,
scheduled to sail to-day for Havre' are;
Mrs. Laura Curtis, Bullard, Mrs Hugh 4
Parrish, Bnroness Henri de CasteX. James
Douglas. the Count and Countess de Gramedo'
rs Wilbur NIB w Hnrd1 Polk " ana Pierre N fos
f bnssy at Washington
Nv the North German Lloyd steamship
Friedrich der Crosse, off to-day for Bremen
via Plymouth and Cherbourg' are
yorce' Gustav 7immermanI Mrs. Theodore
Mk %sGEl M NJ. and Mrs caIl bTlSkcE' The Esy
NJ 2r AMI, and Mrs. George Daniel; John Crosby 4.
Brown H.. the Rev. L. spencer bupo anu VT
and Mrs. Henry Alber-.
some passengers by the White Star GneI
Germanic, which sailed yesterday for Liver
pool and Queenstown, are
Lieut.. W r. Bell the Hon, Anberon Z
Mt,ns Nr and Mrs Charles B. &. Storey
Mrs S. Ten-Eyck Prince. the Rey, J; u
McCabc, Thoma. Harper; bieHHt VI, a Z; d
Ming Coatc and Mrs. Arthur Ardagh
Aboard the Lamport 4 Holt liner Tenn,y,
son. from Rio Janeiro, were, Albert "
Swain, United States Consul at South
ampton, formerly Consul at Monteyideo
and J. C. Alvcs de Lima, Brazilian Consu
AZ Montreal
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THEIR INVESTMENTS GONE.
W. Htist on, VINO Got SOuthernerS to Deposit
with Hin, Is Also Missing.

new ORLEANS. La, May 20 Inquiries
are pouring in here from Arkansas, Ala
hama and Florida about the Globe Loan
and Investment Company, OF which w.
Huston was agent in New Orleans. Huston
cannot he found nor can anything he
earned Of his Whereabouts. He came here
in January opened hand some ofti1 eom for
nany Of London, New York. New Orleans
and M,xlc,. with s1,727,sso Of asset as. ="
He issued several thousand deposit GER
iificates which were taken up in the South.
w On April 20, when the dividends on these
certificates had not been paid. he explained
in his circular he had Just recelvea aa com
na that the plan according to which the
dividends would be paid was nn not enire ny
suhst iIuted; this, how ever, would delay
the payments to May l. ,,.
on May the Globe Loan and Investment n
Company went out Of business. W, Huston
was seen no more and the investors are
anxious to know something about him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-21
BUFFALO. Nav
SptN or BRIDGE COLLAPSES.
Binghamton Trolley Car With Five Pas
scngers Falls With H-.tH injured

BISGHAMroN, N. Y, May 20.-The north
span Of the Rock Bottom Bridge. crossing
the S,lscmehanna River in this city, collapsed
about o'clock this morning, carrying with
ian electric car containing five passengers,
and the motorman and conductor. All the
occupants of the car were slightly injured,
The flooring of the bridge sank slowly to
the surface Of the water, the car topping
over one side. Conductor Mcdowell was
thrown considerable distance into the river,
hut swan back to the car and rescued two
women from drowning. All the passengers
were thrown in hta p In one end OF the car
OF the injured f. 5 Mcdowell. CONDUCTOR
received shock and bruises; William PICK
ard probably internally injured: 4. Murray.
face and chest injured; Mrs, Sarah K. Cook,
bruised and suffering from shock; Mrs.
Hattie Briggs, face cut and leg spralned
Mrs H i. Estler. cut over eyes and right
fg spraned j.
The car had Just entered the last span OF
the bridge when the crash came.
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WHITNEY WINS MOSQUITO WAR.
Now He Wants Federal and Municipal
Helm to Clear Shcepshcad Marshes.

William c. Whitney's war on the mos
quito in the vicinity Of his Sheepshead
Bay home has resulted to his satisfaction
He is now proposing to carry the fight
into A broader area, and hopes to enlist
the active cooperation Of the Federal
and municipal authorities by giving a
practical demonstration of his achieve
ments. On Friday afternoon at o clock
a special engineering plan will be laid be
fore a party OF Government and city OH
Gals and others at luncheon to be given
by Mr.. Whitney at the Sheepshead Bay
Club. ...,-
The breeding places of the mosquito in
the marshes around Sheepshead Bay and
Conev Island may be -tre:ted' az were
those in the vicinity Of Mr.. Whitney prop
the nests be obviated this season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-21
S.,mo,,r Eaton Goes Abroad.

Mr.. Seymour Eaton, president OF tne
Booklovers Library will be one OF the
passengers sailing for England wa ,ne
Mr. Eaton goes to England and the
iowers enterprises. which include the
Tabard Inn Library and the Booklopers
Waoazine. Mr. Eaton's wife and MS TWO
sons accompany him
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SIMMER SCHOOL or SURVEYING.
Columbia 10 Build Dornitor'es ana
Chanel for II Near Iitchf1eid. Conn.

Tho trustees Of Columbia University
have appropriated 5000 for the erection
Of two buildings at Morris. near Litohtield'
Conn, TO be used a. dormitories for the
summer school Of surveying The work
Of Construction has already been begun,
and both buildings will be ready by JniSy
i. The university department OF c'v'l
ensin eering is supervising the work.
The buildings will contain iorty rooms
providing accommodations for, l2o men.
The old Buildings are to be used as dining
halls ali The Columbia Y M G. A. has guar;
anteed funds for the erection OF small
chapel for the students and bathhouse
is also to be built. 81,
Early in January. Columbia pnrchaseo'
four farms, comprising about $50 acres
for tho summer school. The students
have hitherto lived in tents and large
farm house but the latter has been de-
stroyed by fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-21
THE WORTHLESS GET.
Justice IcrcntrItt Says something Must
De Done to stop RabbInical Divorces

justice t.cNentrItt says something ""H'
Ds Done to stop Rabblnical Divorces
The practice among certain rabbis on
the East Side of granting gets. as Jewish
divorces are called. to mismated couples
who seek to lie separated came in for strong
condemnation yesterday at the hands OF
Supreme Court Justice Leventritt when
Samuel Cheeseman's suit for annulment OF
his marriage to Rachel Weinstein was
tried. They were married on Jan. s last;
a, the City Hall. after Mrs. Weinstein had
obtained a rabbinicsl divorce from Jacob
Weins,e!n In annuling the marriage
Justice Leventritt said:
y am compelled to grant the decree;
slnce the woman had another HUSBAND
living, from whom she had not been al.
vorced when she married Grossman, but
some method must be adopted to put an
end to this practice OF granting raboinical
decrees without warning TO the people
obtaining them that these gets are alb
solutely worthless in law.
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MonI, or Arkansas Released.

CHESTER, H.. May 2o.-The monitor
Arkansas passed here on her way south
Yesterday with the tug from the Govern.
ment engineering feet sounding the channel
for her The Arkansas left st. Genevleve..
where she had been detained for several
days by low water, at daybreak. River
men Lelieve she will have no dihiculty
crossing the bars and reaching Cairo.
when her trip to the Gulf will be easy, A
rise, which was not expected a week ago
Is responsible for the warship's escape
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-21

SYRACUSE. May 2'.-Former Mayor
James X. McGuire will soon announce
his retire rent from politics and will give
up the local leadership Of the Democratic
party. For year he has been in the EN-,
pioy' Of John NJ. Mnck Of Philadelphia an 4
viii play a prominent part In the asphalt
REORGANIZATION. 1t was predicted that he
could not be made. to Withdraw from politics
try to wipe out the sting OF last years de-
feat but il looks az IL he will not reenter
the roltical field at present.
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More Choice Library Sets Selected
from the stock OF
GEORGE D. SMITH.
BOOKSELLER. -

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Royal sro, three quarter red morocco. top edges
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BROWNING. Robert Works complete. Autocra ph
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with handsome blue doubure and inlays by Trautz
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Handsome set.
Dickens Works, 600 illustrations, 20 vols cloth,
Cambridge edn. 20 90
Lamb, Charles. Works Com pletc. IL vols. buckran
printed al he Merrymount Press. Boston. a hand
some specimen OF book making. 1850
.. Shakespeare's Works Complete Edited By Charlie s
Knight. Many hundred Illustrations. 8 vols
Royal svo. half green calf. 1000
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Royal svo three quarter blue levant morocco. top
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Telephone Graft Cut OFT.

Auditor Buckley has closed up the tele-
nhone booth in the anteroom OF the Dis-
trict Attorneys Office on the score that the
public's use Of IL was costing the District
Attorneys Office too much. Inc P'orse
yers and reporters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-21
nRyDGE PICKPOCKET'S ZIG HAUL.
Certified Check and Other Na,uables
Were in J. W. James's wallet.

John W. James. A member Of the whole
sale drug firm of Towns 4 James OF ia Full
ton street, Brooklyn, while crossing the
Bridge from Manhattan in a crowded ele-
waited car on TUESDAY evening i've rS ., hao MS
The wallet contained 5000 certified
check on the City National Bank of Man
haitian, several small checks 81 in cash
and some valuable papers.
He discovered his loss on reaching BROOK
lyn and promptly notified the police.
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.s.. s.O, 600 for His Sons IAfe.

The heaviest suit for damages against
the North Jersey Street Railway Company
growing out of the Clifton avenue grade
crossine horror OF Feb. 10, last was in
stituted at Newark, n. j.. yesterday, by
Evan H. Eastwood, whose son. Evan +. D.
Eastwood was killed, The father asks
$50, 900 for his sons life
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-21
"t-NCLE TOMS CABIN" STICKS.
But "Life Of Paul Jones" Is Too BLOOD!
for the school List

for the school LIST
The lis, of books for supplementary
reading in the schools was discussed at the
meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
Board of Education yesterday.
Uncle Toms Cabin" has not been
dropped, as had been threatened. but the
Life of Paul Jones" has not obtained
n place on the list Commissioner Con-
nery objected TO the book because II con-
tanned too many narrowing scenes of car
mage. The list was finally referred to the
Committee on Bylaws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-21

The salesmen In the forenos' h8N SnOp
in Fifth avenue are endeavoring to persuade
patrons that there is nothing in the line OF
straw hats this year equal to the black and
white creation which they are putting
forward as the seasons style. II Is made
OF neatly contrasted black and white braid
and the brim is edged with a narrow band
Of black ribbon. II will re CURE an uncom-
monty docile patron to make such pur-
chase and it is safe to wager that few
such specimens Of headgear will be seen
this wear In New York or anywhere else
The straw hats this year will again be free
from exaggeration in any particular. They
will be moderately rough as TO braid mod
erately high as to crown and moderately
broad as to brim.
The greatest extravaganza in the line
OF straw hat Wis bic this year is straw
opera hat What its purpose Is ncbody
can tell, for a high rat OF any kind is little
in demand in the summer time In the mean
time, the Panamns are erupting IN various
windows along Broadway still In their state
of unreasonable genuireness and I'M
prccedented cheapncss.
The grade Of country inn brought into
existence by the bicycle riders half dozen
years ago does not serve the purposes OF
the automobilists who now journey into
the country. 1t is too plain for these
more extravagant travellers. The bicy-
cHsts were cheap trippers compared with
the men who arrive in motors, and the
kind of dinner in demand is proportonate
| to their means Of travel. So the suburbs
are gradually acquiring set OF restaurants
which are more pretentious and expensive
| than those formerly in existence there,
whether or not the food supplied Is any
! better. Fastidious automobilists who &c
out of town for dinner on these spring even.
| ings are sometimes so hard to satisfy that
| thew carry wines and most OF the mea
with them, trusting to the restaurant only
for the heating facilities and the service
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FOREIGN HOTELS.

"yhs Ssvsy stsiAsa,vs'ss'iy sshaew'.ssse
e.tiy s,tvstsd, hes BEEN completely 'sfs'"'shsd
"ThE saw
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-19
a DIESTRO 7 sINIESTRO
LA CARCEL De PONCE

RepetidiSfmAs veess, desda hAee muehos
amos 20 ha vsnado oGup&ndo LA DEMoCRACIA
do In necesidRd tmpgrIosM, c&da vax mas SEN
aida " e&da YES mAs nrgents, de- que poP hu.
msnidao, por n,gieno, por sonvsnisneia,
para mayor prsstgio ornate de Is eIudad de
Ponce, ss construya 10 eGFesl nusva, puss 10
que hoy exists 80 una vardAdera pociiga
eonatituys, por sAdss IN foeo peligrosislmo de
infacei6n.
AntSG de To- autonomfa. sIsndo gobsrnador
do sstA iSl& oil general Maria, reaolvi6se oil
ABunto fAyorabl eme ensG, haata SO IIsg6 q CO.
loe@r l& primsr& pisdra, an tsrrenoR dal barrio
do OAnaE-eaRHetsrA de- Adtunhas con &siaten.
Ella de RQuel Robsrnant0, gu Sra su hita PuRi .
10, pAsAndo osspues todos los eoncurrentes
i& quinta del hoy eAmArsFo Abogado don
UlpiAno Colon, donda hubo darrochs de obts
quioS agRss1os.
De antonass aek, hG habIdo muehos eAm'
bios (de cASaes, inclusivs) nada sc hs hscho
de pHActtco. La pPimeRA pisd9A de In nuava
eAreel en- proyseto yRce entsFrada; de aqueilA
fiesta Huntuosa apsnaS queda sl recusFdo; Gss
olVidan b&ntAs eos&sD On tanto los fnfelices
que van p&rar . aquel ssta b ecimfsnto peni-
tsneiArio, no s6lo pAdseen lamsntan la pri-
vAei0n dc In libsRtAds Sino que tambI6n aufrsn
q veeos no poeAs-ds m anara mort&l-l& fRl-
IN de condicionsS higlenicRs y shabitAblssS de
aquollA clo2ca.
Hasta ahora que aspamos, los medieos 8
inspactorss de sanidRd de Ponce, no 80 han
prsocupAdo, POGO nj mucho, ds denunciar
AqusIla csntlnA, euy1S intsrioridadsS, por dss-
grAeiAI eoEoeemoa parfactEmente.
asa ApAti&, sBe BiIeneio On asunto do tai
magnitud, son tAnto mas punibss mas extra
nos, euanto que esoa funeionArlos Q quienas se
les pSga retribuye por velar por In hygiene,
IN cASos de menoS trAse0ndencia y de msnos
1mportancia, se N usStrRn en- extramo eserupu'
losoS, Rpremiantss eintP&nsigentss....
Squ6 diramoB del Director General de
Females, senior LuzunAris que 20 limitA dar,
de vSz cu&ndo, a In prSnsR psri6dica not&
del nhmsro dc tndivlduoS cue sufren condsna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-19
Puertorriquefia vaIerosa
" humRmffaria

CON motive de an incendio que Sc pYoduio
sn 0l doRmitcFio de las alumnas del Oolegio del
VaIporiRno-Ind compAtPiot& 10
sehoFitA A. LuzunRris, dc GnayamA, dsmostT0
gran prsSenciA ds Amino, eontrbuyendo sal
var vAriAs do HuH compRhsras, CON FiesRo v
sxpoHici6n dc su vida.
DlchA i6ven sa hij& del director dc penalas
dc Puerto Rico.
SPoy que su seiior padre, con msnos peli.
gro (Sin ninguno, como no sea sl de psrdeH su
doStino) con igUal & parscido Rltruismo CON
las ventsias einf1encias que IA cargo 10 pro-
poRcionA debe pPopoHcionarle, NO hace Ago
On favor do eRos $50 preAos oua POGO A POGO,
dc mRneFa lentE v cRuel en- dems STA, est6n Ia
mados q paFeeer, vfetimRs, no del fuego, pero
II de los gases mstifeos InfsceIosos que ss
aspirsn en- aquefls lstrlnA inmundA q qae Sc la
ma cSrcal do Ponce euyo pelimo sstSdo no
hA podido msnos de llamsr lA atsnci6n de Ii
Corts Federal, Eegdn pusds YER oil cuEioao Ioe-
tor en- otFA sseCi6n de ssts n6maro?
@ObrR1 SON Amoraa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-19

an las eSreeIss de 10 isla en- 81 prasidios sln
ocuuarse ni antararse de las condolences an
Que vIven eroa desventurados, nj como 90 ies
tAta2....
refoFmau que, = "a iuieio en- vissa ds I&s oa
Acfeneias que ha 1e obssTvAr 10rzosAmentas
dabsn introducirss sn ssos esfAn iecim nsos qus
tsnto dejais que dsseRY, nj han Dc eoloeAFso =
10 Altura de 10 qua sxlgsn los aoeiansos mo
deFnos2
Para qua vnalva q ponsrsa sobrs si tapese
In nacesidad de que SO eonsWnts On konee
Ia e6reel naeva hR cid precise q que lA Cogte
FederAl-qus AIH funciona assualm snss-nAya
rirado ana vista aquel 1ntr0 infaeto ossu'
TO- don6a 81 sglomer1n resplran nm amolen-
se mstfaeo asfxiants, eeres de ctsTltO ocserstd
rres0s n6msro vsrdadeEamsnte excessive para
oeupAr tan sstrecho sspacio.
Tai haein4misntp PesulsA, por fGsr&es ass
raoraiIsRdor antihigi6nico.
Las letrinas. sltuadas dsntro del dapartA-
msnte donde IS ancisHrA ss0s tnfsliess, qua
nor eierto cArsce de ventllsci6n de luz oes-
piden un hedor insoportable mslssno'
Antes de sntrsgarss 81 descAnsos los nsoi-
tRntes de sss nusvo eiranlo del fndsrno dAntss-
eo-omitido, por ignorAncias sn ala DIVINE
Com i19-tfsnsn que quem3r lnclsnsO Nm %
purIhcar aquella atm0sfsra pssada NAL
olisnts. De oSro modo les ssriA impossible dor
mir.
Ankdass q este que en- 81 hospitRlillo, ios
snfsrmos caracen da almohas; qua los rsclusos
prueb&n catAn la eaFne consadisimaa vscsF;
que algunos dnernlsn sohre si duro SUSIE
puaa no tleuan nj cRmaRtro nj abrigo. an.
dan, an su mayoEfa, dssealx0s, sobra sl paw
mento frfo, cubisrto de sacupitaias y sxcrecsn
ciAa.......
sO6mo no 80 ha fiAdo en- nadA de $50 81
senior Inspector GsnsrAI Psnalss?
SPars que cobra y prra que 10 han nom
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OORTADILLO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-19
Brillante defensa

El diR IS de los corrisntes In Oorte de Dis
tfito de San Juan diet6 fGllo sbsolutorio sn Ia
cAusa ssguidA contra nusstPo aprsciAbla ami
60 don Modesto Escnder0 por los tristss sucs-
sos ocurFidoH h1ca dos 0fios an sl Dorado qua
ocASionARon In musrts de nueRtro inolvidAbla
eoPRSIigionario don Ramon OestaRo.
El fiscal pidi6 para oil aeusado In psn& de
IN afio, ocho messs y vsintiGn dias de c&rcsI;
psro oil Tribunal 10 absoivi6 vista del bri-
llantisimo tnforms que prassnt6 IL defensa, q
cargo del Ledo, TsxidoP, que rAy0 gran al
turA, obtanisndo nm harmoso triuDfo tnrfdIco,
por oil cHRl le felieisamos, como tambi&n fell
citRmos Sl senior EHcudsro por absoluci6n.
Nusstro buen amigo dom Jesdu MRrf& San
tini, compicAdo en- diehG cRuss, no compare
ci6 en- el juicio fne dsclaradosen rsbsldfA por
81 Tribunal.