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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-15
Was in a Game Of Craps.

James Washington, colored resident OF
South Washington, was taxed $25 for hav-
ing participated in a game of craps be-
meath corner lamp post in the vicinity of
his home yesterday afternoon. He will be
imprisoned for three months unless the fine
is paid.
Albert Rabbit. about thirty-fve years
of age, INDUCED in a large quantity Of
liquor yesterday afternoon, and when night
came, instead of going home, he went to
sleep in a doorway near the corner of 7th
and E streets southwest. He was fined S.,
with fifteen days as the equivalent
William Wilson, a cripple, who said he
was on his way to Baltimore, was in the
dock because he was begging with cards
from pedestrians along Pennsylvania ave-
nue. last night
TN leave town right away If you let
me-" Wilson declared
Not for two months, unless you pay a
fine of 800" Judge Kimball told him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-15
Subject to Heart Trouble.

Il am subject to heart trouble" the man
explained, land the medicine take has to
be taken in hot tea coffee, and I was
only trying to get enough money to buy it
with"
The razor. he said, was used for shaving
purposes, and he called the courts atten-
ton to the fact that he had a complete
shaving outfit in his possession when ar
rested. He was adjudged to be guilty,
however, and will spend two months in
Jail in default of fines amounting to $50
which the court imposed.
Charles Brooks, colored had a misun-
derstanding with his wife Lizzie last night,
during which he slashed her across the
face with pocket knife. A policeman was
called in and marched Brooks off to the
station house.
81 am guilty." was all that Brooks would
say when he appeared before Judge Scott.
The wife, however made an explanation to
the court, and result her better half
was given the alternative of paying an as
sessment of $50 or remaining in Jail for half
a year.
William Posey, colored. admitted that he
made an assault on John Mercer and was
fined So with thirty days in Jail as the de-
fault
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-01-01
NEW YEARS IN JAPAN.
Significant Title Given so the Day
by the Japanese.

Significant Title Given 80 the Day
by the Japanese.
Somehow, though the sun may have
shone just as brightly on the previous
day and indeed the whole year round,
yet it all seemed changed and different
on this the first day Of the year 1t is the
spirit of the new year. This is the
the time of universal peace and good
will, when the inhabitants Of the little
empire start life anew with fine resolu-
tons and promises for the future and
all i'll feeling is done away with.
The LIST Of January bears the signif-
cant title of Gansan fhe three begin
nings), meaning beginning of the year,
beginning of the month and beginning
of the day, and to this might be
added the beginning Of q new and bet
ter life. What Christmas is to the occi-
dentals New Years is to the japanese,
although greetings and congratulations
are not confined to the first day of the
year, but at any time between the first
and the fifteenth.
The Japanese begin to prepare for
y
and in fact give their houses and posses
sions thorough cleansing, just as the
good American housewife does il the
springtime. Even the very poorest peo-
pie do this, laying mats of rice straw
and cleansing every nook and corner
with fresh bamboo busters and brOOms,
which are said to symbolic prosperity
nj A->l
has been aired and cleaned it is deco
rated with pine and bamboo, for the
Japanese venerate both OF these be-
cause they keep green through the en-
tire winter and symbolic longevity.
The Japanese read in the most insignifi-
cant natural objects some striking sig
nifcance, and there is a meaning at
tached to almost every decoration or
ornament in the house. The Outsides
and gardens of the houses are also
beautifully decorated, to say nothing
of the streets, which present q most in
teresting and animated spectacle at
this time.
On New Years eve the streets and
stores, which at this time display their
most attractive goods, are thronged
with people intent on buying the requi-
sites for the coming year. At night
the streets are beautifully Illuminated
with lines of big lanterns, family
crests, flags, shop signs, etc., hung from
every store. On this eve many of the
people remain up all night and watch
the old year out and the new year in,
though a few old fashioned ones prefer
the custom of rising very early in the
morning to worship the first rising sun
of the new year.-Frank Leslie's Popu-
! lar Monthly.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-01-01
NEW YEARS DON'TS.
SeasOnable Advice That May BE TAX
en- and Also Let Alone.

Don't talk about yourself or your
own affairs. If there is anything that
concerns you that is worth knowing,
people will find 1t out fast enough.
Don't fail to put In word for your
self upon every possible occasion. If
you do not speak for yourself, who
will? Besides, man should know
himself better than others know him.
Then why is he not to be encouraged
tc speak from out of his knowledge?
Don't say a word about your aches
and pains. People are not interested
in your ailments, saving doctors and
druggists, and you only bore them by
dilating upon the imperfections of your
internal economy. Don't lose any OPP
portunity to parade your bodily affiic-
tions before the world. 1t is far pleas
anter to tell about ones own ills than
to have to listen to the story of anoth-
er's ailments.
Don't owe anybody longer than you
can possibly help, not only because of
the duty you are under to others, but
also because Of the peace of mind
which comes Of freedom from debt.
Don't pay your debts any sooner than
you can avoid. There is no surer way
Of keeping place in the remembrance
Of others than by owing them money.
Then supposinS you are well to DO,
you cannot afford to pay away money
which is drawing interest. 1t is wen
enough for the poor to pay their debts.
fer they do not know the secret Of
making dollars breed dollars If they
did know it, they never would De able
to put it into practice.
Don't make any promises Of reform
that you cannot carry ont You have
made yourself ridiculous enough in
past years in this regard without heap
ing higher your mountain Of folly.
Don't hesitate to make promise Of bet
ter behavior A good promise is com
nendable even il you never carry it
out. Besides, it does not follow that
because you failed in previous years
you are going to fail again.-Boston
Evening Transcript
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-01-01
The Partin' o. the vv'ys.

IAN aud fishers blathering.l
Gangin' aud year? Aweel we've toddled
WI fu' sair load.
Sin we're aud frien's, I'll max sac bold to
A bit O. yer road
Ye maun be sad; wha haze ye got to show
O. a this gear
That We haze bothered wi, high tide an
Come laugh or tear?
Nor mon nor maid can baud ye frae yer
we've aye stiff neck:
Ye ask't no fauvor, an We tax ma ply;
Ye baud the deck
Yer Gins are black; we've wasted ae mons
strength,
Bath laird an loon;
When we like Jobs haze brak our peace at
length.
Yere drove frae town.
Yet I'll no say but while We mad us gleid
The fire aroun',
An nnony Joyful, hairtsome laugh we've
When NIGHT cam down.
0dzouns, guide by; no dout We did yer
best,
We're a. but frail.
A Draw chiefs comm; tax yer time an
rest;
To him, A Hail!
M. H Hayes.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-01-01

be and are hereby ordered cancelled, ana
that the money paid for said certificates to-
gether with interest at the rate of seven (7)
per cent per annum from the date of sale
of each certificate respectively, be refund
ed to the purchaser of said certificates, or
their assigns, upon the delivery of the said
certificates to be cancelled; be it further
Resolved, that the county clerk be and
he is hereby directed to note the cancella-
ton of said certificates upon his records
and that said clerk and the chairman of
this board be and they are hereby directed
to issue county orders in the proper
amounts as herein provided Tor, to the
persons entitled thereto upon the delivery
of said certificates to be cancelled,
P SAVAGE.
The following report of the committee
on claims was read, and upon Emotion was
adopted:
To the Ho norable Board of Supervisors Of
Bayfield, County
We the undersigned committee to whom
was referred the following claims recon-
mend that said claims be paid at the
amounts shown in column Amount
knoxoJ
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-01-01
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Adjourned annual session, December
md, 1907
Pursuant to djour nrent the Board OF
Supervisors met at the Office of the county
clerk, Dec. and. 1902.
The meeting was called to order by the
Chairman, at 10 o'clock. a. m.
At roll-call the following members were
fonnd present
Currie G Bell, F H Drummond Nels
Nelson. Adolph Habelt. A B Severson. P
] Savage, and Jas c Daily,
Minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
Action on the petition for new town in
Bayfield, county was upon motion indefl-
nitely postponed by the following vote:
Aye: P Savage, A B Severson. A
Habelt Nels Nelson F H Drummond, J c
Daily. No. G Bell.
The following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, it appears by the county clerk
abstract book of entries. and evidence on
file in the Office of the clerk OF the circuit
court for Bayfield, county, that the land
described as the south half of the south
west quarter, and south half of the south
east quart-r of section seventeen (I7) in
township forty seven az north range nine
to1 west was United States government
land until the 18th day of November 1900
upon which date it was purchased from the
United States and that said land was not
assessable prior 10 the year 1901, there
fore be it
Resolved by the County Board of Super
'sors of Bayfield, county, that the follow
lg described tax certificates against said
described land to-wit:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-01-01

AS an Advertising Medium can offer more advan-
tages to the Advertising people of Washburn and
Vicinity than any other Newspaper in Bayfield,
County. Liven up your business with little print
ers Ink. There is Fortunes made every day in the
use of Printers Ink. The opportunity is open to-
all parties.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-01-01

isModsrn in Every Detail. If you are in need Of
any Stationery such as Letter Heads, Bill Heads.
Memorandum Heads, Statements Circulars. OF
Dodgers or Posters. call on THE TIMES and gel
their prices and you will find that you can save
money and get the best of work
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-12

las eonstispcionss, consideration -
tentatorio Eu darecho y una de les
c&usas de su separation de 10 me
tropoli, el hecho de que las contri'
bu clones no fueran votsdas por ellot,
sino impuestas por 81 rey de IngiA
terra. Y nuestros debiles delegs'
dos 6 10 Ckmara insular, los que pu
dieron CON 10 faarza de 10 msyorfa
de votos oponerss esa exanci6n,
consideration 8caso M acto de Ade'
lidad 6 In naci6n mas libre de In tie
IRA. Ell Aceptar, tel VIZ sin leerlos
siquiera, los presupuessos que ell
Executive les impuso; ese Ejecutivo
que est& tornado por hombres que
descienden de los que hrmaron la
declaration de Independents, de
quienes, para su desgracia y In nues
trs. no heredsron Las virtuaes.
ri ''sentido com1n," el "horse
sense" aebe decir 6 nuestros legis :
ladores y gobernantes, que el hecho
innegable de existir an ''tesoro rico, "
pr6spero, en- nm ''pueblo pobre,' 90
sef1Al evidente de nm grave error
eeon6mico; y en- lugar de pfoelAmar
este heeho como una prueba de 10
bondad de las leyes y del gobierno,
deben splicarse remediar en- So
error. Que lejos de aumentAr ell
presupuesto de gasto, aumentando
sueldos "a lujosos, deben disminuir
esos gsstos; que deben rastituir Rl
contribuyents 10 cobraao de mas,
disminuyendo In exeesiva contribu.
ci6n que pesa sobrs muehRs indus.
triAs, q deben auxiliar 10 sgricultu
racon medidas y leyes prevlsoras.
81 no 10 hacen, rea!izan una expo.
liaci6n infcua y criminal; cream 81
maleatRr y ell descontento en- el pals
victimA de la inj astieis; mAleatar y
descontento que al no 10 ven, si no
10 palpan, hay que convsnir en- que
nuestros gobsrnantes han perdido
todos los senti&os.
lSobrantes considerables en- ell te-
soro p1blico y hAmbre en- les mon
| tafiAsl ICON medic million de aupe.
r&bit en- areas pdblicas y los agri
cultores y terrAtenisntes no tienen
recurso para los eultivos y tienen
que vender las fncas para psgAr
los tributosl JAmks & pueblo a|gu
NO se torture como & este con abu
sivas leyes, 9: leyes eonvertidas 4
vsees en- letra muertA 6 "interpre
| tadas" & eapricho por los que har
eentraliz ado en- sus manos todos los
poderes y gobiernan temerariamente
/ por encima de ID opinion, & despe
eho de 10 opinion, en- contra de ID
opinion. abusAndo dssde el tratRdc
de Pf II en- &delants de facaltades
que sll0s mismos arbirtrariamente te
80 tomaron y que nosotros los puer
torriquefl 10 janis les hemos dado J
de las cuales CON indig naci6n ar
paeblo entsro protesta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-12
UN DELIT0 ECONOMICO C 0

SeRdn oil infcrm0 Official del Go
efnador de Paerto Rico, On 30 de
Junio do 1902 sxistf& ON sl Teaoro
do 10 islA 10 csntidad de 1914 900 40
dollsrs, sobrante de las rentss insu.
lArSs, dsspu6s de pagar todos los
gastos Y obligaciones cousignAdos
en- el preaupuesto general,
De estos S814 900, 40 dollars,
S74.681 Al correspondent 10 liquida.
ei6n de los ingresos del Af1o econ6'
mleo anterior, termipado an 30 de
Janio dc 1901; y los $239 968. 90 do
liars restantes representa- Ell sobrAn
to correspondence al afio econ6mico
tsrminAao en- 30 de- JUNO de 1902, Al
OuAl 20 rehere el informs.
M@tOg nGmeroG ain duda Alguna
SON los que han entuaiasmado al 60.
bierno Y G los inocentes de 10 gale.
ria, y lea han hecho proclamar eurbI
ct orbee, que esta isla, bsjo ell &C.
taAl gobierno, prospera de nm modo
aaombroso. y que es & las sabias le'
yes por elloa implantadas, & su ga
biA politics Y 6 su acertada labor
administrative, 6 10 que tales benefi.
clos se deben, Deduciendo de aquf
que ningdn eAmbio debe hacerae en-
nm sistems de gobiorno tan sabio,
tan sAbio, que acumula, en- progre-
sion creciCnte ea1A a11o. import antes
sumas On sl Tssoro insular, despues
do ppgAr los exeesivos gastos do nm
preaupueato lujoso. ESQ 90 verda.
darAmente admirable: Inn ITesoro
pnblico rico, en- nm pueblo. pobrsi
81 no hay mslicia en- clio hay que
recohoeer en- nuestro9 hombras de
Gobierno una ignorsncia grandf simA
dc 10 aconomfA po]ftica, nm olvido
lAmontsble del sistema de gobierno
civil americano, y una fAltA compile.
10 do ssentiao Com 1aD, 6 dicho en-
ingl6s para mayor clarida& y ener'
Rta de 10 frase, de shorss sense..
La aconomia politica dice que 10 con-
tribuci6n debe estar limitada por las
neoesidaa0s de In comunidad que
se impona y cuAnd0 las ssuperAs on
md .sAcriffcio esteril exigido & los
puebloa 6 ana exploitation infcua y
criminals
81 exists an sobrAnte de la contri
buci6n como sxeeso entire 10 gastado
y 10 oobrado, eso superabit debe
rebs jArse del montante del pr6ximo
presupuesto do ingresos. si no se
quiere realixar una exasci6n iDiusta
que merece castigo y que no se cas-
tigA por que 10 justicia estk subordi
NADIA & los que 10 cometen.
Lo que 30 pretende presentar co
mo aigno Dc prosperidad, no 10 es;
90 sencillAmeute nm abuse del poder
ejecutivo, y nm acto dc ignorancia dc
los que han aprobAdo sin sstudiarlC
0l presupuesto de ingresos y gaatos.
Los AmeriCanos que frmAron Ia
declaration de Independence y die
rom & % pals 10 mas saba de todas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-12

cinco botell&s de Brandy, las que le
fueron antragsdAs Embellishments
Maa tarde, parec!6 dole POGO, fs6
el mismo individuo 6 Ia casa de los
sef1ores G ,recedo Hermanos y pidi6
una be .lla de B:andy otra de ron
vieio.
Por In tarde ys SO habfa descu-
bierto Ell timo y ell detective Iaocen'
clio Diax. no solo csptur6 sl caco si
no que ocur 8 las botell&s robadas eu
nm csfs.fn de 10 ealle de Tstu&n que
lleva al nombra de Ella Marinas.
El Jnez B,z.n, condsn6 al sGua'
rata. { seis meses de c6rcel por oil
primer timo y tres por 81 Sc
gundo.
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IiGet outp
diio ell Juez Kopel

EstA ma afAna bien temprAno fG6
0bseq quiAdo sl Jusx Kopsl con an
diseurso que 10 pronunciara un In.
dividuo Que NO quiso der su nom
brs. hi I'm que Sc proponiA era que
dicho jueE. dispusiera que el alcaldc
10 diSra ana cartA para que 81 pus'
bio la respstsrA.
-IAlguisn le fAlta & usted al res
pet -
mo asfior, pero por si scaso.
-Busno, vayA 6 pronuneiar el
otro discurso & Pe11A PAradA. lGet
Oktl
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"La Reina de las Cervezas
EmbOteIladas."
De Venta p0r
CASTRiLl0M & 0cH0A.
COMMUNICABLE

El sSAn Jaan N ws. de hoy, trae
uucs comentarios de AguAdilla en-
los cnales se alude una PERSONAL
dad, como alcalde que fac de aque'
lla villa hasta ell 10 de E1ero I'll.
timo.
Sc eomenta allf ''cue no ne como
Ell resultaao del ainero recogido
para aten der 6 las vi fstimas del & IT,
mo incenaio oeurrido slii.
Yo deseo hacer eonstar que al CO.
sar y6 On la alealdfs sl 10 de Enero,
hiee entrega 6 mi successor sefior j.
M. Dsliz de un reeibo por 1888 rs.
auscrito por los % d ores Sanders,
Philiphi & Co. en- ca 70 casa qnedA'
ban On dep6sito sqsellos fondos, que
procedfan de 10 coleeta iniciaaa en-
Aguadilla por 10 comisi6n nombrA'
do al efaeto y que ae compoIfs de
los ssfiores Philiphi- -Tssorero; Gil
menez. Calderon, D6liz y Eshavs'
rria, Vocalss, bsjo mi presidencia y
que alcarz6 & $188. rs y 5000 que en-
vic Ell Ayuntamiento de San Juan
por conaucto de don Manuel Pa
niagua.
Con ell aeseo dc aumsntar esa can
tiaad on 10 possible 90 ofci6 6 los OIL
calde1 do los pueblos que hAbfan
ofrecido syudar & soeorrer 6 los po'
brss de Aguadilla. Mas como lego
Ell 10 de Enero 6poca en- que debfa
cesar pss6 por IL pena de no ser el
que distribuyerA esa cantidad .que
CON tsnto empefio coasigui6 aquellR
eomisi6n recoleetar.
TAmbisn dicen aquellos comenta'
rios que Ell senior Abril trataba de
derroeRr oil actual alcalde para po'
nerme On ga lugar,
Todo esto es inexaeto, por que
hAbiendo servido 20 10 slcAldfa au'
rante cinco amos y medic, reelecto
tres veees por el voto popular, Elk
PONTANEO; no parcels justo, nj
crso que estuviese vineulado este
cargo en- mi persona, pues como
cisndo sl espiritu de 10 ley, eaaa dos
af1os debe renoyarse entire les per
sonas aptas para su buen desem
pef1o.
FL nc d Or Abri) que es un hombre
de ley, Jefs del partido republieano
de Agusdillasfae Ell primero que se
somet.6 al resultado de 10 convan
ci6n, vsrifieadas dias antes de los
elecciones y tanto Ell senior Abril CO.
mo y6, dimos nuestros votos, 81 se.
dor De z. acAtanao 10 volnntad po'
pulsr.
Lo ocurrido en- aquells convention
10 eonoee todo Aguadilla y no ss sl
momento de tratar,o dia llegar4 l1o
muy tRrde an que Sc enable claro..
ADRIAN del Yale.
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EC0N0MlA MAS QUE NAL ENTEND[DA ES

La de los duefos de casas techadas de zinc h
ocupan de aplicar dichos techos la pintura ne
La practica ha demostrado que los techos de z
hierro con pintura de plombagina grafito,
cadas espresamente para preservar los referidc
sus mayores enemigos.
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ReSultadO de
los gObiernOS
"contra la opinion

Haee alg6n tempo que Ella CO.
rrespondencia> ha venido avisando
ell peligro que ofeeee ID enorme san
ja que las sguss han tornado en- 10
ealle de Morovis & 10 bsjAda ael ce.
menterio.
Auoche ell ni11o Grsgorio Vidsl
que tr&nsitaba por aquellos alrede
dores, esy6 en- dicha sanjs, Iprodu'
eiendose una herida de tres csntfme'
tros en- 10 region superciliar iz
uuterla,
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Un lamentable
ilCldente
pone t6rminO 4 una partlda
de GAIA
El seror Julio Rosich, de
Ponce, sufre Ia descar-
ga de su propla esco-
peta
Uu brazo hsrido con ffaotura del hueso,
pero aeaso pueda salvarse el brazo
Uu brazo hsrido con ffaotura del hueso,
pero acaso pueda salvarse el brazo
(De ,ssssssro 6orrsspoassasj


Mayo Ponce lamenta hey un
sueeso desgraciadfsimo, del csal ha
sido vfstima el apreciable y digno
ciudadano, nuestro estimado amigo
don Julio Rosieh, inteligente eonta'
dor del AyuntAmianto de Ponce.
Sc hallaba sysr por 10 maliAna de
esxa On nm campo q dies 9 quinea mi
nutos de Gusyanilla, en- union de don
Adolfo Cabrera, don Francisco Rs
mon Subirk, don Earique Chevalier,
y don Miguel Morell. Como & e.o
de las dis z 6 diez y media, los eaxR'
dores, dsspass de aisparar algunos
tiros, se situaron ebsjo de un arbol.
Dom Jalio Roaieh tenfa su escopeta
cargAda.
Los csz sdores habfsn llevadO nm
pequef1o fltro para tomar el agaa
6ltrada, cuyo filtro sstAbs aeEtro de
u.1 GAIA que colocaron en- el suelo.
Don Julio Rosieh apoy6 su eseopeta
sobre 10 csjA referiAa, y paso su
brazo deracho sobre 10 bocA do la es'
copeta. El arma resbAi6, el gAtillo
roz6 CON 10 esja del hltro, eay6 el GO .
tillo y sali6 m tiro, que hiri6, CON
herida de importancis, & don Julio
Rosich. El tiro dorado Ell brazo,
entrando por 10 pArte inferior de es
to, y sslienao por l. parte superior,
rompiendo an hueso del brsz3. Con
nm valor admirable, Rosich dispuso
sus compAfie .os que 10 ligasen h&.
eia 10 parts arriba dc 10 herids, para
evitar L. hem orrsgia. Al sa hixo,
y r 3sich fue conauciao en- IN eoche
& Gasyanilla, en- donde, casu ualmsn'
te, se hallaban los ms 6aicos de Pom
CO, CArbonell y Aguerrevere, quie'
mes, CON el doctor Zsvala, hieieron
la primera cura nj herido. Rosieh
fa6, ,trasladado 6 Ponce en- un farg6n
especial del fsrrooarril, y en- camilla
se le trajo 6 % casa, desde 10 ssta'
ci6n del fsrrocarril, aver & las 5 de
10 tArde.
Panosfsima impression ha eausado
en- Ponce ell refsriAo aueeso, por el
Apreeio y distinction mercedes, que
aquf se tiene dom Julio r osich y
/ fAmilia.
AL principle se erey6 que hAbis
' que amputar el brazo al sef1or Ro'
siGh por el asstr0zo que hat 10 hecho
sl tiro, pero los me 1leos han acor
dado trabsjar denodadamente para
evitar 10 terrible operaci6 al snfri
do y estimado paciente. Sc espera
que 10 eiencis triunfs On ess ganero.
80 enpef1o. logrando que no quede
, inutilizaao por efscto de tai ampu
tasion, nm ciudaaano del m6rito de
, don Julio Rosich. Toao Ponce se
halla intsrssado en- al rektAbleei
miento del sen u Rosich. Le asis.
ten los doetorss @ CArbonell, Coronas,
Villarouga, Vidal, Agaerrevsre y
Vogel. e! estado del herido hoy,
en- rslativamente satisf sctorio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-12
Fl autOr del rObO
q los SefOreS
Gambia y Stubbe canta
de plano
En VariaS tiendaS de Ia ciudad
Sc enCOntraFOn 40 gfue-
SiS de hilO de C0Sef

Hoy pnsde LA 9 Clrrespondencia"
ofrecer detAlles mas &mplios acefca
del re bo Audsz vsrifcado en- la casa
de los sen ores Gambia y Stubbs de
euyo hacho NOS ocupamos an nues.
ira edici6n de- Syer.
Los de etsctivea Manuel Vargas y
Juan Gatierrez tan Rctivos como
moaest,s poliefas, y que tomaron
parte activA en- el deseubrimiento
del robo no han descansado IN mo.
mento desde sysr, asf como el Juez
Baxkp, quian 6 pssar de ga emf srme.
dad aigae les inv sstigaciones aetiva'
mente.
Dsspues de reiterad&s eonferen'
eias CON Montas. les policfes aludi'
dos por indicsciones de este, han
ocupado 40 gruesas de hilo de eoser
en- las siguieutas cAsAs de conner clio
"Capital de VizcAyA", "La puerto
rriquefA" -.E, BAratillo" y en- una
pulpelfs de 10 cAlle de San Francis
co, denominada "Core zsl y Rio Pie
dras".
Esta taraa ser4n llamados de-
eiarar les due Oh de los eitaaos es'
tablecimientos , probablemente se
dietas& auto de prisi6n contra sllos.
Ssgdn Euestros irformes. el pre-
eio corrients del hilo robado es aa
$3.50 y se vendio 6 50 20.
Un dstalle. Ssg1n hemos pcdido
irquirir Ultima hora, el eitAdo
Monies estuvo una vex en- el mani
cnmi0 enmo aliana3O