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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30
Shots From the commoner.

Ex-senator Mason says he must
stand up for the infant industries"
before he stands up for Infant repub-
lics" In other words. the dollar be-
fore the flag
II Is said that Senator Fairbanks
never makes a speech without refer
ring TO a cemetery. The senator 10
always thinking about the nnal out
come Of his vice presidential aspira-
tions.
With the ability 10 set the price OF
the raw material and the finished pro
duct. TO say nothing OF injunctionless
inJunctions. the meat trust is still OF
the opinion that II has nothing to ar
bItrate.
Panama is said 20 be seeking invest
ment for about two-thirds OF the $40.
600. 900 paid TO It by this country.
Here is chance for Secretary Shaw
to borrow enough To MIKE up one
months deficit
There is one kind OF reciprocity that
the Republican party managers are
willing 10 practice The receipts for
campaign contributions and the main.
tenance Of the tariff wall" will locate
the reciprocity.
The Inter Ocean. which complained
so bitterly because Mr. Bryan made
speeches during his presidential cam
paigns. is criticising Mr.. Parker be-
cause he has seen M TO decline all
Invitations TO make public speeches.
Democratic ability 10 please a Repub-
lican organ and the arrival Of the mil
ienium are dated for the same day.
americans never haul down the
fag." theatrically declared Mr.. Fair
banks from the speakers stand when
the flag fell over him That sounds
very pretty. hut Il is the average Re
publican spcllbinder claptrap. We
hauled II down In Mexico. and the
hauling down was the one bright spot
on that unnecessary struggle. We
hauled II Gown in Cuba and the effect
Of that example was better than all
the armed hosts we ever put In the
held. We had II MP In Canada once.
but we hauled II down. The American
dag should be hauled down whenever
to leave II flying would mean departure
from American principles This is q
fact that all OF the cheap fustisn OF
Republican spcllbinders cannot alter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30

Golfers Weekly a Republican pa
per. expresses the hope that IL Roose-
velt 10 elected the Democrats will AT
least control the lower house OF con-
gress. And here Is the reason II
gives: There 10 no doubt that the
President would be a better President
with q Democratic house to criticise
and sometimes thwart him than he
would with a Republican house sub
servient TO his impatience and TO his
lack Of respect for certain principles|
and distinctions that have BEEN
among the soundest elements Of Amer
ican democracy"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30

Prof Frederick Starr Of the Uuiver-
sity OF Chicago. addressing Q elass In
ethnology. declared that he wished the
Fiiipinos had gained their independ-
ence from Spain before the Spanish
American war.
There are over I.ooo.oo people In
these islands" continued Professor
starr. and $500. 900 OF them are civ.
ilized Christians In the visayans and
kindred tribes. To say that such pso-
pie cannot govern themselves 10 alb
surd. Politicians argue that since
there are afty-one tribes IN the Philip
pines II will be unjust TO turn the gov
ernment over 10 one OF then. think
II will be perfectly Just This one
tribe comprises eleven-twelfths OF the
entire population and has been civil
lized for hundreds Of years. To let the
visayans govern the other tribes OF
the Philippines will be no more unjust
than Il is for the United States TO
govern the few American Indians on
this continent. hope they can gain
absolute freedom
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30

The nomination OF Frank w Hig-
gins. present lieutenant governor. for
governor OF New York is regarded by
the independent press Of that state as
Virtually admitting that the Democrats
will carry IL in November ElIhu
Root. John G. Hay and other men Of
that callber were urged to accept the
nomination. but refused and Higgins
was nominated as a last resort.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30

Wages are being reduced and
strikes are numerous. and the cost OF
living is still advancing. which does
not inspire confidence in the economic
policies Of the Republican party OF
those who are suffering from loss q
wages and increased cost Of food.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30
AN INCIDENT
In the Great Railroad Strike Of 1877
When Men Were Arrested and
Semitic Iail.

During the great railroad strike OF
1874 the old indianapolis. Bloomington
Western railroad. now a part OF the
Big -Four system. was under the man,
agement Of George b. Wright as re-
eeiver. and large number of the EN-.
ployes went out on strike. Senator
Charles w. Fairbanks was the solici-
tor for the railroad and as such filed
number Of complaints In the federal
court at Indianapolis against the
strikers. The first Of these complaints
was filed on July % and the last on
Aug !. 1877. and in pursuance OF the
prayer therein and tho charges made
OF Interference. some twenty strikers
were brought into the court Here is
one Of the many complaints nled. all
being alike except as 20 the names
OF the parties charged with interfer-
ence:
The United States District Court
for the District OF Indiana
Malcomb C. Turner OF al
bloomington & Western
Railway Company. ct nj.
George b. Wright. receiver herein.
would respectfully report unto this
honorable court that divers and sun
dry persons have heretofore combined
to smbsrrsss and hinder your receiver
in his management and operation of
said railway under the authority OF
this honorable court
And your receiver reports that the
following persons srs among the per
sons 90 combined 10 interfere "a afore-
said. as your receiver 10 advised. viz.
H. Commingore. p Mckinney. NJ
Horaw. A. yanTuyl. Jr.. and J. w.
Brown.
And your receiver reports that said
persons did interfere with his manage
ment by the unauthorized seizure OF
property in his custody and control.
as will fully appear in the annexed
afidavit OF Samuel T. Bell. marked
Exhibit "A" and made q part hereof
And your receiver prays that said
persons heretofore In said affidavit
named may be punished as the vio
renee Oh lnls OueuCc may WAITent
Respectfully submitted,
Geo. B. Wright. Receiver.
BY c. w Fairbanks. Solicitor.
Under this and similar complaints
the following named employees OF the
railroad represented by Mr.. Fairbanks
were arrested:
H. Commingore. p Mckinney. NJ
Horaw. A. VanTuyl. Jr.. J. W. Brown
David Crawford. John Pritchard. Nj
chael Crawley. Patrick Gillvsn. Chas
Christ w ~ Sayre. T. NJ. Arthur
Patrick Dean. Thomas Sayre. Michael
Delsny. A. J Cooper A. Outcalt and
George Smith. and two others named
Brickiy and Citizen.
Mr. Fairbanks appeared against the
strikers al the ensuing trials and
Crawford. Dean. Brickly and Citizen
were sentenced to three months i'm.
prisonment in the Bartholomew coun-
ty Jail and Outcalt and Smith were
sentenced for similar terms in the
Jefferson county jail
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was TO maintain the associated pol.
icy Of reciprocity" Another definite
pledge" related 10 the enforcement OF
the civil service law Another "den-
mite pledge" related TO the admission
70 statehood OF the territories Not
one OF those definite pledges" has
been fulfilled.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30
JAN Es n. RIGGS.

James II. Riggs. Democratic nomi.
nee for Auditor Of State. is native
of Sullivan county lie was educated
in the common schools Of the county
and early entered upon the business
career which has made him conspicu-
GUS I'm the business life OF the county.
and he is now president OF the Sulli
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30
The trust, have decreased the pro

The trusts have decreased the pro
fits OF the small storekeepers. while
rents and household expenses are
higher than ever before. and the op-
portunlfies for increased business are
monopolired by the great department
stores. who can purchase OF the trusts
at much less than the small store
keeper has 10 pay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30

Senator Beveridge Is said 10 be
searching statistics with the hope OF
Hndlng some good trusts. We hope
he'll succeed. for the people would
like to see one-by its fruits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30
landstrsees Letter In Reply.

New York. Sept 10, 1904.
Zion. H. c. Davis. Elkins. w Va.
Dear Senator am in receipt Of
your favor OF the 10th. requesting q
statement in connection with the
charge made by certain interests OF
your hostility 10 the miners employed
by the Davis Coal and Coke Company.
ana that you had been a party to the
eviction of miners from the houses OF
the company. TO injunction proceed
inss during strike periods. and TO the
discharge OF union men.
The facts are that during your
term as president OF the company no
labor troubles occurred. The COM
peny only once during It's existence
syicted any men from it's houses. and
that was previous to your becoming
Injunction proceedings by the com
psny was in 1899. ard In that case the
minor ofncials OF the company. inciud
Ing myself. who was then general
manager. urged that an Injunction be
obtained: but you refused TO allow US
" hAeht ebbtsAAAOA W Ahu tOufes uHb
the proceedings were dropped The
only discharge Of union men by the
company that has ever taken place
was In the fall OF 1903. fully year
after you mad sold your Interests In
the property and retired as its presi
dent. and ! had been elected as your
successor
Until my severance with my busi-
ness relations with you Q little more
than two years ago. ! had been asso-
ciated with you In these corporate in
terests about twenty years. and during
that entire period you always showed
the greatest consideration and con
eern for the welfare OF all the EN-
ployes-wase earners and others-of
the company. Not only 10 this true as
70 the employees themselves. but you
have manifested. your concern for the
welfare OF their families by establish
Ing various relief associations. hospi-
tails. schools. etc. for the protection
OF them. Very truly yours.
IF 8. LANDSTREET.
President
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30

The Republican campaign book do
clares that "the trusts ""c utterly uni
able to control the mar EVIDENT
" the man who got up ths took hasn't
been around 10 see.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30

Through unnecessary increases In
salaries and In employees. the last Re
publican legislature added more than
sos. 900 a year to the expenses OF the
state. Three thousand dollars OF this
increase went TO the governor. $4,000
TO the Ave judges OF the supreme
court. and tlS.s0o 10 the sir appellate
court judges. Under this Law each OF
these judges will receive $4,000 an.
nuaiiy instead Of 1880.
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Total,

The above then contains the ac-
acknowledgements taken before not
ary public, Kerr Traylor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30
A REPUBLICAN LIE
ReIuted by Testimony by Presisent
Lsndstreet OF the Davis Coal and
Coke Company.

Persons In the pay of the Republi-
ran State Central Committee are go
ing over the state circulating reports
regarding the treatment by Henry q.
Davis. Democratic candidate for the
Vice Presidency. Of his employees ana
among other things II is being
charged that he caused injunctions to
b. issued against the men employed
hy the Davis Coal and Coke Company.
Chairman O'Brien OF the Democratic
s,ate Central Committee recently
wrote to Mr.. Davis calling attention
10 the reports and asking him for a
statement In reply the following cor
respondence which is sself-explanatory.
vas received:
"Elkins, w. Va. Sept. 10. 1904
"Mr r. s Landstreet. l Broadway.
New York City.
Dear Sir-The charge Is being
made against me In the state OF Indi-
ana. In which am accused Of having
been a party TO injunction proceedings
OF the eviction OF the miners from
the houses OF the Davis Coal aud Coke
Company. and of being generally hos
tile To labor
Il wrote a letter To Mr.. l. v. John
son Of Roanoke. Va. in relation 90
my come Son with labor questions.
which | thought would be sufficient
answer TO the charge against me OF
hostility TO the miners employed by
the Davis Coal and Coke Company. at
the time when was It's president.
"As you know all the facts will be
very much obliged II you will make
me a statement in reply to this charge.
Very truly yours.
"H n nAVIQa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15
Cdnara de De|egadOs
sesi6r, del dia Is

Fueron leidos en- primera lectura los
siguietes P. L.
H. B. 8 Para conceder apelaci6n
por sentencias por Misdsmeanor resuel-
tas por las Cortes de Disirito. Por el
sefior Hernandez Lopez, 4 rombre de
la Comision de Legislation.
H. B. 9. Sobre derogacion de la ley
de Libelo. Por ell sefior Carrion.
H. B, 10. Para modifcar la Ley de
Desacato. Por el sefior Carrion.
II. B. IL. Sobre auto de interdicto
prohibitorio denominada "Injuncion"
Por ell senior Dfaz Navarro.
H B IL. Para que Sc reforme Ia
Ley sobre astguramientoS de senten-
cias, Por ell sefior Dfaz Navarro.
Fue leida una communication del Di-
rector de Sanidad relnitiendo un folleto
del sefior Ashford, titulado "Uncinaria-
sis. Sc acord6 darle las gracias.
Qued6 enterada la Camara del falle-
cimiento del sefior don Pedro Vivoni,
Delegado de la misma, ocurrida hace
POGO en- C6rcega.
OtrsS varias cOmunicacioneS fueron
leidas entire elias, una de la Association
de Agricultores, que solicita que Sc vote
un credito de 20 GOO pesos para la pro-
paganda del cafe de Puerto Rico en- la
Exposicior de San Louis, Missouri.
Fue acuerdo que pasara 4 la Conf
sion de Hacienda y Presupuesto.
Fueron leidos en- segunda lectura ell
H. B. Nos, 4, S, 6,y7,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15
IN flIOT de RIyiQ
La nota del Sultan
Fuerzas austriacas

Nueva York, viernes.-Comu-
nican de San Petersburgo, que
la nota de Turqufa avisando la
buena disposition del Sultan
para acceder a 10 indicado por
Austria y Rusia respecto de las
reformas en- Macedonia, deja en-
libertad al imperio austriaco pa
ra disponer de sus fuerzas, sin
tener que aguardar ell desarro-
Ito de los sucesos en- Turquia.
ESQ favorece grandemente a
Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15
Los IprOyectOs
del Ateneo


principal del Ateneo la Junla
Directiva de este importante
centro de cultura, para conside-
rar un proyecto presentado por
el distinguido ingeniero senior
Gambia; proyecto que mereci6
calurosas felicitaciones de tOdOs
los senores que sc encontraban
en- ell local.
Invitados por la Directiva, Sc
hallaban presente varios perio-
distas.
Ell pensamiento del ingeniero
senior Gambia no puede ser mas
laudable, y la Directiva del Ate
neO merece todo genero de aplau-
SOS por haberlo patrocinado tan
decididamente.
Quiere ell sefior Gambia que Sc
establezcan en- el Ateneo clases
nocturnas para los obreros, por-
que dice, y con razon, que aquf
hace falta un n1mero capaz Y
Su6ciente de obreros habiles,
que esten en- condolences de Sc
cundar los proyel tbs del perso-
nal tecnico. Del n1mero nece-
sario de esos obreros, carecemos
en- la actualidad; y el Ateneo
quiere formarlos, quiere ms
truirlos, para que esten en- con-
diciones de alterpar con los tra-
bajadores que pudiesen venir de
fuera.
En- las classes del Ateneo, que
deben comenZar en- los prim eros
dias del proximo mes, sc ms
1ruiran albaniles, carpinteros,
etc, y de estes obreros que con-
curran a las classes nocturnas del
Ateneo, Sc escogera un n1mero
regular, que ira a practicar a los
grandes talleres de los Estados
Unidos, para 10 cual Sc solicita-
rA por una comision, nombrada
anoche mismo, el auxilio de la
Asamblea legislative; va para
que vote una ley y una subven-
ci0n especial, 8 para que incluya
entire los nifios que ahora reci
ben instruction en- los Estados
Unidos. por cuenta del tesoro de
Puerto Rico, un n1mero de diez
Dbreros puertorriqueflos.
Ell Ateneo tiene tambien en-
proyecto la creacion de una Ex-
pOsicion permanente de produc-
tos del pals.
Esta labor de poderc so estf-
mulo para las classes rabajado-
ras y productoras puertorri lue-
mas, bien merece ell apIauso de
todas aquellas personas que ven
con grande y creciente interes el
adelantamiento moral y mate
rial en- todos los ordenes.
Volveremos a ocupaTuos, mas
detalladamente, de estas clases,
que explicaran competentes pro-
fesores, en- ell Ateneo, a cuyo
efecto va ha preparado el dis
tinguido Secretario del cultisi-
mo Centro don Angel Rivero,
I'M local a proposito.
Vaya. por ahora, nuestro ca
aurOsO APPLAUSE a la Directiva
del Ateneo Puertorriquefio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15
COlniC|O en- SUSPENSE
Un despacho de Paris
Los grandes poderes

Nueva York, viernes. = Ia
mediacion de Francia E Ingla-
terra, en- el conflicto actual en-
tre Japop y Russia, puede dar
aun ell resultado apetecido, Sc
gun aviso un despacho de Paris
recibido por la maflana, en- esta
ciudad.
Los poderes, manifiestan IN
gran interes por evitar el cho-
que de las dos grandes poten-
tencias, y no han perdido la es-
peranza de conseguir su objeto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15
De Sonic DOMINGO
0tro ataque a la capital
Lucha empenada
Lucha empenada

Nueva York, viernes.-Nos in
forman los cablegramas recibi-
dos de Ia Rep1blica dominicana
que las fuerzas revolucionarias
han atacado otra vez los fuertes
de la capital.
El general Morales no Sc ha
rendido a1n, pero los rebeldes
confian en- la efcacia del ataque
defnitivo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15

hington que Sc discute nueva-
mente, con motive de la ruptura
entire Mr.. Hanna y Mr.. Roose-
velt, quien sera Ell candidate del
partido republican, en- las pro-
Xmas elecciones presidenciales.
La mayoria electoral esta con-
ira el Presidente Roosevelt, po1
motive de los sucesos de Colon
biS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15
Los successes de V0|elCi0
Contra ell Sr. Maura
Renuncia del Arzobispo

Nueva York, viernes. = Los
despachos cablegraficos recibi-
dos de Madrid dicen que conti-
MIA el pueblo valenclano en- su
actitud de protesta contra el Go
bierno del sefior Maura, por la
Reconsideration de que ha he
cho alarde respecto de la OPT
nion popular en- Valencia.
Esperase que renuncie su ele-
vado puesto Monseflor Nozaleda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15

Para allvlar Il irritacion ore
oIpAten aquellos que padecen alguna
afeccion bronquial. Las PaofiIIoo
1ronQninIo9 ~ Brown, son Snuy
dtiIoa- kemedio sin igual para n
to- ronquera y nal Dc eaxeanta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15

Lo dicho: quedan derogados
los preceptos del Codigo civil,
Esobre prescription de acciones, y
la ley hipotecarla.
Veanse sino los artfculos Ioo
al I13, a los cua.es con Tin meto'
do, genuinamente americana
estan en- confuse tropel diver
sas cuestiones.
Impossible seguir, en- 10 que
tiene de SUBSTANTIVE, al proyecto
que sera ley de Enju1ciamien-
| to civil, de un momento a otro,
segun el mensaje.
Trataremos, sin embargo, de
Ialgunos preceptos.
La parte adjetiva (hasta aho-
ra en- minoria) seguira siendo
objeto de mi tarea, 0,elis vel
moliS.
El art. IIS parece redactado
por el Sr. Gedeon. Dice asi:
"Se da principle a una accion,
dentro del signifcado del tftulo,
cuando Sc presenta la deman-
Ida.'
Enterado.
Ell IIo, aunque de ley sustain
|tiva, merece leerse. Equivale
a los artfculos 1858 y 1859 del
C0digo civil, en- cuanto fijan es-
tos dlez amos entire presentes y
veinte entire ausentes y la ma
nera de computar ell tempo, en-
ell hltimo case, para adquirir
por prescription.
Lo que establece el I2o 10 te-
niamos olvidado respecto del
primer apartado, 8 sea ell de Ia
minoria de edad, durante cuyo
! plazo no Sc cuenta ell tempo,
&. Sc comedian a amos despues
de cumplida la mayor edad.
Los etros dos no los encontra-
mos justificados.
Ell que sea loca 8 este encar-
celada la persona que tuviere
lderecho a ejercer una acciou
/ lles causa para que el tiempC
que dure la inca60cidad no Sc
considere para dar comienzo &
la acci6n, como dice el proyectoi
Y no podemos pasar por alto
ESQ de que la brfsion incaP0cite
mientras tai incapacidad no sea
Iimpuesta 8 declarada por tribu-
nal competente, con arreglo al
memorable articulo 81 del vigen
te Codigo penal, seg1n el cual
"la sentencia de presidio perpe
ltuo lleva aparejada la muerte
Icivil del sentenciado."
| De otra parte lpara que nom
brar tutores a los locos? W por-
lque exigir a esos mismos tuto-
res responsabilidad7 Cart. I83:
c. GiviD
| ST Sc trata de una mujer casa
da (apartado AZ menos Sc com
prende 10 preceptuado. Y al
marido idonde me 10 deja el au.
tor del proyecto9
-
Ell I2I .es tambien SUBSTANTIVE
Ey concede un afio mas, despues
de la muerte de la persona que
Ituviere derecho a ejercer una
accion. y Ell mismo tempo, 81 Ia
que muriese fuera la persona
contra la cuaI Sc haya de diriji1
la acci6n.
En- nuestro derecho (que Sc
| va 8 Sc 10 llevan) ell tempo Sc
|cuenta computando el del po-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15
IL N Y A R|EN NOUVEAU SONS LE SOLE|L
Lo mismo, por variar
LAS COSAS DE GIDEON

seedor actual con el de su cau-
sante. Y NADIA mas.
Ell proyecto no distingue en-
esta materia como 10 hacen la
ley hipotecaria y el Codigo ci-
vii respecto de terceros.
No Sc contara para la prescrip-
ci on 10 que dure la guerra de
| los Estados Unidos con Ell pals
! a que pertenezca Ell extranjero
que ejercita la accion, es ell pre-
cepto 122.
Aunque ahora las guerras du-
ran muy POGO, sobre todo 81 es
de una potencia contra TN pue-
bio indefenso. -. puede pasars
~
Ell 1913 tampoco es nuevo.
Existe el reconocimiento tactic
y existe el expreso.
Ell proyecto opta por el 1ltinO
en- case de contrato.
Bueno.
Ell 100 no puede entenderse
de otro modo que civilmente,
como indica el proyecto, puesto
que han desaparecido las accio-
mes criminales y a las ciViles
alude Ell artfculo.
~
"Toda accion debera ejerci-
tarse a nombre de la parte inte-
|resada, excepto en- los casos en-
que Sc disponga otra cosa por
este Codigo." Cart. 1859
Cuando encontremos esa otra
cosa hablaremos; y de la prime
ra parte, quedamos enterados.
El I36 previene que, "la cesion
de una cosa litigiosa no debera
.periudicar derechos anteriores."
Mas claro es Ell artfculo II de
la Ley Hipotecaria y aun ell 12o,
que dan derechos E imponen
obligaciones.
ESOS preceptOS, como tOdOS
los de esa ley llevan, entire otras,
la garantfa indiscutible del Sc
nor Sanchez Roman.
Todavia mas: ese monuWento
legislative, que rige en- esta is
la desde 1898, tiene corregidos
los defectOs del anterior de 1880
Y es mejor que ell VICENTE en-
Espafia. que tambien es bueno.
Por ell 1877 Sc amplian las fa-
cultades q los albaceas. Menos
NAL.
El 1873 no encierra NADIA de
original.
Sus tres apartados estan pre-
vistos hace tempo.
Aluden a los casos en- que la
[mujer casada puede comp parecer
por 81 y esos sc hallan en- el art.
1897 de la ley de Enjuiciamien-
to civil (icamino de la historiaD
y del 161 del Codigo civil.
Para cerrar este trabajo min
gun parrafo mejor que el artfcu-
10 l3o del proyecto, que Sc CO.
menta por ST solo y que textual-
mente es como sigue:
Isl un marido y su mujer
Ifuesen demandados juntos, la
mujer podra defender su propio
derecho. y 81 el marJdo dejare
de defender, ella podra defender
tambien elsderecho de este"
Goscoechea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15
Los cAmBl0s DEL Ola

vista s. 81 4 $4S7H &.
LONDRES 90 div $4S2H &,
(0o div $47S &.
New York. vista s 1sp3 ?.
Paris vstia 4 sa9l z3pS p.
Hamburgo vista s 3sza4p3 =.
Espaaa . DIV tz % rs D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15

PARA eURAR UN REsFRIADo EN-
DE BROMO-QUININA 81 boticario le devOl-
vera 81 dinero 81 no Sc cura. La frna de \. W.
GROVE se halla en- cada cajita.