davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

friends and acquaintances here, especl-
ally 20 those who might be unable 10
afford the price OF admission, a large
number OF tickets, paying the bin out
Of her own pocket, and on the last
night OF the engagement, her manager
handed each one OF the stage hands a
handsome remembrance, with the com
pllments OF the star
The announcement Of the engagement
OF Mrs Leslie Carter, scheduled TO oC-
cur at the Grand Theater two weeks
hence has aroused more than ordinary
interest among local theater goers Mrs.
Carter has not been seen IN this city
since she played "Zaza" and while re-
ports OF her triumphs In "Du Barry
have reached here. on account OF the
tremendous success of the artists sea-
sons i'm New York, Boston, Phladel.
pha and Chicago, Mrs. Carter has con-
fined her presentations Of the Beas-
co piece 20 these four cities. This sea-
son. however. MIR Belasco has deter
miner that her tour shall be more com.
prehensive than ever before, and prior
TO her departure for London next
spring Mrs. Carter viii visit the prin-
cipal cities Of this country, using "Du
Barry" for her offering.
The bankruptcy Of Frederick Warde
is one Of the themes OF the hour In
eastern dramatic circles. II had been
generally supposed that Mr. Warde was
In receipt Of an enormous salary last
year during his starring tour with Mr..
James, but from the showing the actor
makes which puts his assets at 81 800
and his liabilities at more than 10000,
II is evident that his salary was either
not what It was estimated to be, or Il
was poured into the NAV OF his cred
ltors. The New York Herald ascrlbes
MIR, Warde's bankruptcy TO his endea-
vors 20 force Shakespeare upon an un-
willing public He win start afresh
next season IN an endeavor to recu-
perate playing a round OF legitimate
plays, with Kathryn Kidder as a joint
star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

]. T.. Dodson has been engaged to
play Pierre IN the all-star cast OF THE
Two Orphans" next autumn, lie viii
take the place Of James O'Neill, who
VIII be the Cheyaler instead Of Kyrle
BellGw.
Boston minister has written a play
In which Grace George win star next
season. The same minister has finished
play called Cape Cod Folks" I'm
which w. A. Brady viii star Robert
Lorraine,
The dramatic agencies I'm New York
go under municipal control in the law
just passed which regulates all employ
ment agencies These agencies must
now furnish a bond and secure IL
cense from the mayor.
combination between Frederick
Warde and Katherine Kdder has been
arranged for next season. Stanislaus
Strange's play. 1.-THE Daughter Of Ham
Hear" produced last fan by Blanche
Walsh, has been secured for them,
Louis James and his wife. Aphle
James, are now in Dallas, Tex, pur-
suing $4,000 suit Cor Islander against
the proprietor Of the Oriental hotel. The
latter II Is claimed. accused the actor
and HE wife Of stealing two pillows
from the hotel In December, 1902.
II is said that u. s. willard Is meet
ing with so much success I'm HIS Eng
llsh tour that he has given up the idea
of coming over here next fall. and ar
engagements are being made for another
English tour the coming season, He will
probably be seen In American cities In
1906 In nov plays.
Alexander Dumas the younger, was
In a way, to France what Ibsen is to
Norway. His plays exposed social con-
dltiOns and are mercil Hess IN their truth.
Dumas showed French society It's Inn
morality and depravlty, and he made
no effort to gloss over the wickedness
OF French civilization He, too, was n
master Of technique and an apostle OF
realism.
Readers of Miss Rives' stirring book,
Hearts Courageous" viii be interested
20 know that II has been put into a
play, and that Orrin Johnson will star
in II next year, MIR. Johnson once played
1.-THE Little Minister" with Maude Adj
ans, and before that time had many
AdmlfefS IN 6hll LAKE MlNN iNlNfN n'l
self will appear I'm the part OF the lead
ing lady Of the play
Boston paper Is authority Tor the
announcement that Nance O'Neil r. let
ter perfect not only in the lines Of the
part OF Lady Macbeth In the Shake
spearean tragedy, but also In those Of
Macbeth as well ana that she Intends
at some future date to play the latter
role. Is there absolutely no limit to
Nance's ambltlon2 She'll be doing Lear
next or perhaps doubling ga Puck
and Bottom.
Shakespeare still goes up in price.
The other day at auction In London
S5675 was paid FOR n first edition Of
the second part Of Henry "" printed
IN 1900 This exceeds by $4,000 the
highest price previously paid for a
copy NJ this quarto. The former rec
ord price for quarto was established
I'm 1901, when q copy Of Titus An
dronicus" fetched 49, 100.
Mrs. Robert Osborn who built her
own playhouse In New York aud made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

Harry-'Ow dyer mean?
Dick-Why, don't yer remember ~,
calm out, row about organised n.y. ny
plauseP" They've all got that P
Tom-And | yelled out, 1--WE VIM,
ter get ter bed It's In all the nane,.
harry-Of course you did, an sn
Tom--You didY
Harry Didn't yer ear me? ella
me ands Ike that and offered fer ali
Dick--Come off. You didn,t ,o,.
line In the papers after Alexander
show,
Tom-Didn't II 90 said, Keep your
air on" then? '0u'
Dick--I dunno.
rom-They 'ad II in the TELEGRAPH
anyway. e'""i'
Managers, however, have the ren,ad,
Tor this sort of thing I'm their cn,g
hands. They could snuff II out by he
simple American expedlent of number-
ing the seats IN the gallery and sellln,.
tickets for them just as they do for the
other parts of the house Then Il wo,,id
be simple enough to Identify iboo.ers.'
and other noisy ruffians and refusa 70
admit them after one offence. And
this would also do away with tba
queues OF people waiting in ali wegtb
ers for the gallery and the Dit. Her".
tofore however, the proprietors of Lon
don theaters have been too penurious
10 inHugurate such a reform.
Belasco and Longs Darling OF tho
Gods" ia about TO be withdrawn M His
Majesty's theater, where It viii have
been played for about $50 nights. Tree
VIII follow II with several Shalrs-
spearean revivals, by means OF which
he expects to finish up the season.
At one Of the chief London ,nust,
halls, kings protege is 10 appear
next week. This IL Yvonne Lamor
who Is OF Spanish Irish extraction. ana
who will give sort OF musical. mono.
logue. Mile. Lannon'S kingly protector
was not Leopold, this time, but the IN.
fated Alexander OF Servia. When the
actress was girl, the monarch came
to see her frequently at her fathers
house at Madrid, but never allowed
her to suspect his true rank. Finale
with her fathers consent he sent her In
the Paris Conservatoire. and then 10
Frankfort and Vienna. But never. I'M
I'll IN company with her father she paid
a visit to Belgrade a few months he,
fore his death, did Mile. Lamor know
that her munihcent friend was Seryia's
king. After he died, she appeared suc-
cessfully In Vienna and other European
capitals. She spent her early years IN
Ireland speaks English perfectly and
expects to make success I'm London.
The management OF the Royal Ba.
varian Court theaters sNnds me an an
nouncement that the Richard Wagner
and Mozart Festivals in Munich win
run from the 18th Of August TO the
18th OF September and from the LIST 10
the 18th Of August respectively. Among
the artists already engaged are Mad.
anne Milka Ternlna and r. Van Rooy
OF New York. CURTIS BROWN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
EW YORK, May, c3.-George w.
M Loderer is the boy after all to
Y whom we must return for our
summer shows. Mr.. Lederor
has been at this sort Of entertainment
for years past, and II Is rarely that
Broadway has failed at the present
time OF year to respond with generosity
when he has made his Offering. He Is
back In town this season AT the New
York theater with brand new piece
admirably suited 10 the period and
presented under the title 1.-THE South
erners." This work was received with
tumultuous enthusiasm upon Its first
night by a crowd that flled the grand
auditorium very nearly to its capacity
and that seemed To feel from the out
set I'm the very shirt Of the occasion
on the program the names OF Mercer
and Grant are given as the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
PASSING OF THE STRAND PLAYHOUSE.
nrnnnnI

Monte Cristo" and "Jean Valiean' for
the English stage. To the end he was
& stalWart. breezy figure IN the Strand,
and he had O smile and a good word
for every veteran OF the stage lie was
Charles Reade's intimate friend and a
constant visitor at 10 Albert Gate
Naboths Vineyard as they were wont
10 name it--where battles were fought
with critics, theater managers and
wicked publishers, and high contro-
versles waged over copyright mad
houses and trade unions, Honest
John" knew the history Of the Strand
as no other veteran did and could
Identify the scenes Of Nell GwyrAes
yagaries, Mrs, BraceBlrdles nlrtatIons,
Garrick's triumphs, Mrs, Siddons ad-
venture, and the literary byplay Of the
famous coffee houses where Dryden,
Dr.. Johnson and Goldsmith wrote pro-
l0gues for opening nights,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
a Lnvn Lnttnr.

Would not interest you II you're look
ing FOR a guaranteed salvo for Sores
Burns or Piles, Otto Dodd, OF Ponder.
Mo- writes; II suffered with an ugly
sore FOR a year. but a box Of Bucklan's
Arnica Salve cured me, It's the best
Salve on earth. 25c atZ. c. NJ. l. Drug
Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
Broke Into His House.

S, lie quinn OF Cavendlsh, W. was
robbed OF his customary health by In.
vasion Of Chronic Constipation. When
DR. Kings New Life Pills broke into
his house, his trouble was arrested and
now he's entirely cured. They're guar
anteed to cure. CSC at 2, Q. NJ. |. Drug
Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
H00diumiSm in London TheaterS.

Uproer In Wyndhanls London Theater Starts AMUSING
Discussion This Peculiarly English Method O,
Knocking" Play
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
Special Correspondence.
harry'ow dyer moanY

,r ulnrrIrIl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

Julia Marlowe Is finishing her empire
theater engagement William Collier Is
running along to large receipts at the
Criterion I'm "The Dictator and Eliza
beth Tyree Is TO bring her Tit for Tat
run to a close at the savoy.
LEANDER RICHARDSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

Raymond Hitchcock, in "The Yankee
Consul" Is I'm his fourteenth weak at
the Broadway theater and likely 10
stay there for a considerable time TO
come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
THEATRE GOSSIP.

j. T.. Dodson has been engaged to
play Pierre IN the al-star cast OF THE
Two Orphans" next autumn. lie viii
take the place Of James O'Neill, who
VIII be the Cheyaller instead Of Kyrle
BellGw.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
EL PETROLEO no ES Un SUBSTITUTE
DEL AGEITE De .HlGADO De BACAL0A

Durante Ia presente esCaSez de aceite de
higado de bacalao, algunoS indust.1alGs han
hecho grandes esfuerzos para popularizar en-
provecho propio el uso del petroleo parafi-
ma como substantial alimenticia.
Bastante ridfculo es en- verdad, por no cal
fcarlo de otro modO, el asegurar que ell Pc
tr6leo puede substituir al aceite de hfgado
de baoalao.
La gran reputation de que goza Ell aceite
de hfgado de bacalao es debida suS grandes
propiedades nutritivas alimenticias. En-
verdads sJel aceite de hfgado de bacalao no sola-
mente es un alimento, sino que es el meior
Slimento que Sc conoce en- Medicina y adm no
Sc ha podido encontFar en- la natuFaleza otro
alimento igual, y anunciar el petr6leo CO.
mo un substitute del aceite de higado de ba-
calao, es atribuir al petroleo q 6lparafina pro
piedades que 40 tiene. 81 petroleo carece de
la propiedad esencial de todo alimento, es
decir, IL de ser aSimilable. RI petr61eo pa
rafina no solamente no es una substantial ash
milable, sino que cuando Sc toma interior
mente es eXpelldo en- su tot8idad Dor las eva
ouaciones intestinales c&uSando indigestion,
1rr1taclon del estomago , de los intestinos,
intermediates del hfgado del panoreas ?
con freCuencia diarrea disenteria.
La pEesente eScaSez del aceite de higado
de bacalao es un case exceptional que no du-
FsF4 mucho tempo, perO que ha demoStFado
ya La gran demands que constantemente hay
On el mundo por este produCto alimenticiO.
Miles de personals, j0venes y anoianos, usan
3ontlnuamente este Rcaite y su salud y su
vida dependen de el
Afortunadamente Ia mayor parte del aceite
de baCalao que Sc consume en- 81 mundo es
admln1slrado bajo Ia forma de @Emulsion de
Scott preparada Dor X Sres. Scott 8 Bow
ne, Qufmicos de Nueva York, quienes debidO
sus muchos amos de experiencia en- la ma
seria, vieEon venir Ia esCasez con mnchos
neses de anticipaCi6ns hicieron grandes AGO.
pios del aceite, aunque para clio tuvieron que
pagar pFeoioS enormes ESQ no obgtanta 81
precio corriente al detalIe de Ia Emulai6n de
SSott no ha sido alterado puede obtenerse
On Las boticas y drOgnerfas a mismo preCio
de siempre.
81 Petr6leo PaTafna puede ser bueno pa-
calubEicar m9quinasf otros uaos industria-
les, pero la Emulsi6n do Scott es n Ifnfca
huana para 81 cuerpo humane.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
FaIsiticacitn de papeI
Tl0neda americana.
descubierta en- Ia.
Ha5ana.
Ell taIslficadOr os htbIl aTtlsta ]
habIa eI1eO IdIOmas,
Ei jefe de Ia policfa sef1or Jerez Va.
roma. muv conocido en- Puerto
Rico, presto tan importante
servicio.

Hace tempo que Ia policia secreta
de ID Habana venfa prRctiCando inves-
tigaciones para capturar 81 GutOF de
ciertas faIsi6caciones de bilLetes anne
ricanos que allf circular en- gran eaca-
la,, debido & la intervention americana
y-al fuerte emprestit0 contraido pOr
Cubs. y el ocho del pasado Octubre
re&liz6 aQuell8 poIicfa ell impOrtante
serYicio de descubrir & los faIsifca-
dores.
El wtSst0 h6bil. conocido como un
genio en- su lucrative profession, dice
llamarse Luis MILAN Leon. natural
de Chile. tiene SO sfios, aspectO decen-
te. carece de familia y hablR espafiol,
ingl6s. alen$n, frances y catalan.
Disfrszados de iornaIeros tres detec.
tives capturaron al falsifcadOr, al que
invitaron & que permitiese Ia entrada
en- gu casa para registrars, y como SO
negara 6 clio. Ea p0licfa pidi6 y obtuvO
de Ia autOridad ell correspondence
mandamientO.
Registrada Ia morada de MILAN. Sc
encontr6. entire otros objetos. planchas
metaIicas grabadas acknowledgements de-
talIadRs, representando ell anversO y
I6tG1SO Q0 N&E4eAS SbesS9A 00 OARAVu0S GS
diez dollars, unos americanOs otr0s de
Ia emission de Cuba. Tambi6n encOn-
traron tinta de imprimir, Varios rodi-
Hos, pinceles. barniz. trementina. aci-
do nftrico, IN vidrio de sumento etc.,
etc.. efectos todos. con muchos mas,
destinRdos & Ia falsi6caci6n de billetes.
Luis MILAN estuvo procesado pOr
igual delito. en- tiempos de Ia interven-
ci6n de los Estados Unidos en- Cuba,
y los peritos. que envi6 el gobierno
americana para que reconOcieran los
bilIetes faIsifcados que eran id6ntic0s
& los buenos, haata el grado de no ser
possible distipguirIos entire 81.
Tan impoFtante seryicio 10 he diri-
gido ell jefe de la policfa secreta, ven
tajosamente conoCid0 en- Puerto Rico,
donde reside. deGando muchos amigos
por su Car6cter sgradable y fno trato,
don Jose Jer6z Varona.
Con raz6n la prensa cubana tributa
elogios & tan distinguido inteligente
funcionariO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
Meeting unlOnIsta.

Aver tarde en- Ia plaza de La 7eoztad
del bsrrio de Puerta de TERRA cele-
br6se un concurrido meeting de Union.
Numeroso p6bIico concurri6 & 81.
ansios0 de eacuchar de nuestros orado-
res Ia sana doctrina unionista.
En- vano hicieron algunos republica-
nos ID propaganda possible para que se
concurFiera q su meeting que 8 ID mis-
ma hora go verihcaba en- la plaza Bal
dOriOty; pues los unionistas solo bast6
que Ia voz entusiasta de un patriota
go alzara desde la tribuna para que to-
dos Sc dieran cita Y formaFan an con-
iunto hermos0 en- la plaza de Ia Leal-
tad.
Distipguidos oradores hicieron use
de Ia palabra. recibiendO tOdos nutri-
dos apIausos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
Ounce feD1bIiGafOs
Do San Sebastian, lBgTosan
en- Ia Union.
No estan conformes con Ia marcia
de aqual partido.

Ia siguiente cRrta hemos recibido
de San Sebastian:
Sr. Director de Ella Correspondent
cia. Muy sefIor nuestro: Los que
suacFiben, hRsta aver hemos Yenido
militando en- 81 partido republican,,
per0 estamos conVencidos de que TODD
buen puertorriquefio debe iDgresar en-
ID Union. queses una coIectividad for
NADIA por verdaderos patriOtaa.
VRm0s. pues, & esas filas, & trabsjar
por 81 honor vel bienestar de ID tierra
en- que nacimos.
Somos de usted. afectfaimos. jose
z. Lugo. Juan Carrero; Simeon Pa
dr6. Dolores Rivera. Estanislao Il.
Lopez. EuIojio CardOna, Claudio Car
dona, barrio Enea. Eusebio Roman ,
Cardons. barrio Enea. Vicente Riyers.
barrio CaIabsza, Miguel Miralla. Jor-
ge MILAN, TeIesforo r. Fary. Ramon
Tabale, j. Carin Santiago.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
EntuSiaSmO ca
t0IiCO en- LarOS,
Fu6 aIIt COnstltuIda una asOeta-
Gi6R do GsOS eIGmentOS.
de maestro oogrespons al. J

Noviembre 4 de 19O4.-A las tres
del domingo Is de Octubre 6ltimo Sc
Feunieron gran n1mero de cat6licos en-
el Temple parroquial para establecer
la Association del mismo nombFe, y ha-
biendo expuesto ell padre Aquilino.
nuevamente ell fin de eata Association
de cat6licos, su importanciR para los
inteTeses de la IglesiR y de- la socie-
dad, Sc procedi6 81 n0mbramiento de
Ia iunts parroquial bsjo su presiden-
cis, y por unanimidRd, fueron electos
los siguientes:
Presidente: Doctor don Francisco
Sein.
Vioe-Presidente; Don severino Le-
caroz.
Fiscal: Don Miguel Coll.
Tesorero: Don Rsimundo Lopez de
Victoris.
VlCe-Tesorero: Don jose Manuel
SegArra.
Secretario: Don jose Ballesteros.
Vice SecretariO: Don Juan MoreII.
VOcales: DON Eusebio SeRarra. don
Gabino Garcia, don Bernardo Suan.
don Tomas Irizarri.
Act0 seguldo tomaron possession de
sus CargOs Y frmaron eI acta.
Manifesto ell p6rroco sus gratisimaa
impresiones en- esos momentos soIem-
mes y despu6s de dRr las gfacias, ex-
presA So gratitud v reconocimiento po1
haber llevado & efectO esta respectable
Asoci6n; invita- los concurrentes ms
cribir sus nOmbres en- las Iistas de Ia
AsoCiaci6n. demostrando asf. su acti-
vidad y resolution de trabsios en- pro
de la f6 y de ID religion cat6Iics; que.
dan abiertas las listas de Ia Association
para los demSs cRt6Iicos no asistentes.
En- la 6ltima semRna falIeci6 en-
-esta poblaci6n vfctima de cruel dolen-
cia el Iaborioso joven don Felix Rodrf.
guez Montana.
Mi condoIenciR & sus familiares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
Information local.


SANTORAL. Maflans nnartes: San
Severiano obispo y compaheros mar.
tires. P6nese Ia luna las 6 y 81 mi-
nutos. s
CORREOS.-Cartas detenidas en- la
administration de correos de esta ci1s
dad: Iryarry Pedro, LavregueTa Ra-l
fael. LIanas j., Munua jose, MaTtiA
nez Concepci6n. Molinero Franciscos
Montero Joaquin, MILAN Melton, Me-
dina Tomasa. McGregor @. G..
sell PERRO AMARILLO. -Esta
tarde circular6 SEl Perr0 AmarilloD
que dirigen Mono y Rodriguez Cabre-
rO. EstaT6 muy intereaante.
EN- SAN JUAN.-Se encuentra en-
ests Ciudad Arturo de Ia Cruz SaDjur-
jo. Secretario del Ayuntamiento de
Rio Grande. Esta noche regresar6 &
so residencia
REGLAMENTO. Aver empez6 &
redactarse en- ell AtenRo ell regIamentO
de la sOCiedad de esCritoresy y artistas.
por los seflores Fernandez Juncos. Mo-
mo GordiIs.
ENTREVISTA.- Esta mafiana Ia
tuvo con ell Gobernador 81 alcaIde de
San Juan.
-CONFIANZA-El GObernador con-
fla que ell orden mas complete reinara
en- tOda ID isIa tomando 81 efectO las
precauciones cOnvenientes. J
DETENIDOS.-A6n Sc encuentran
detenidos Beruardini y Rodriguez, en-
Adjantas, per estar el Juez de Paz au-
sente.
SMEETINGS. S.1-AYer Sc han CeIe-
brsdo SneetiDgs0 unionistas en- Ia ma
yOr parte de los puebIos de Ia isla.
MR.. PROCTOR.-Hoy sali6 para
San Lorenzo 81 seflor Proctor en- su
calidad de inspector de elecciones.
PAOIl.-Ha sido deetinado 8 Toa
Alta, el Teniente Paoli, unO de los po-
Iicfas mas integrOs en- ell cEmpIimiento
de su deber que tiene Ell cuerp0.
ELECCIONES- Mafiana no Sc Rbri-
r6 uiDguna oficina p1blica en- virtud de
celebrarse las eIecciones, pori estar All
consignado an ell C6digo POlftico.
PRESIDIO.-Ha sidO puesto On IL
bertad MarCeIin0 Gonzalez Rivera, POI
haber Cumplido cOndena de dos amos
por el delito de hurto de mayor cuan-
tie. Sele abouRron meses 10 diaE
por buena conducts.
CARCEL DE DISTRITO.- Han
ingresado en- ella jose Cebollero (a)
NicolSs, Ramon Rodriguez (a) Mai
mon. Ramon Barrios Sanchez, por al
terar Ia psz y puestos en- libertad Hem
~ Dond, NiCOlas Diaz. Jose Diaz, Sin
forOs0 Guerrs y Miguel Sanabia.
&COAMO - Entr6 esta mafiana
procedente de la isIa, saIiendo mafIans
para los EstadOs Unid0s.
BANDO.-El Alcalde de Ia ciudad
ha pubIicado an bando reCordando el
ArtfcuIo 18O del C6digo Penal, que
prohibe est@n abiertos mafIana los es-
tablecimientos eD dOnde se expepdan
licOres.
ASISTENCIA.-Le ha sido presta.
da en- ei cuarto de gocorros & Manuel
g. TAboRda y Antonio de la Cruz, de
cOntusiones leves.
eVALDIVTA. Este vapor aleman
entr6 esta msfisna procedente de Saint
Thomas y Europa, trayendo cores
pondencia.
DE VIAJE.- Nuestro iIustrado
compaflero don Romualdo Real saIdr6
mafIana para Adjuntas con Cbjto de
recuperar en- aquel benigno china. Ia
salud per1ida en- el trabsjo diario. De-
seGmosle reRrese completAmente resta-
bleCidO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07

HAGO SABER: que en- ViTtud de
orden tlictada por el Honorable Juez
de ests Corta Mr. Jose R. +. Savage.
en las diliQencias sObre ejecuci6n de Ia
sentencia dictadR en- el julciO elecutlYo
seouido DOR don Francisco MARQUEE
CuelTo contra don Bernardo Agull6 y
Fhster, en- cobro de pesos y de confor-
midad con 10 dispuestO en- Los ArtlcuIos
251 ' siguientes de la Ley de Enjui-
ciamient0 Civil Vigente. he dlspuesto
anunciar II ventR en- p1bIica subasta al
meior postor de los bienes embargados
on dicho iuicio. y los cuales son los Sc
guientes:
FTNCA RUSTICA, radicada en- el
bSrrio de &BartOlo,0 termino munich
pal de L9res, compuesta de cuarenta
nueve cuerdas de terrenOs. mas 8
menOs. con pIantaciOnes de cafe Y pl&-
tanos parte dedicada pAst0s, con-
teniendO una caaa-habitaci6n. terrera.
de madera, Cubiefta en- parte de ysguas
81 resto de hierrO galVanizRdO: Gu
vas tiePras indan al Norte con don
Sebastian Soto y el mismO AguiI6 y
F6steT; 81 Este, con dCfia Antonia
Gonzalez Y el Teferido don Sebastian
Soto; Sud, con el referidO Soto: =
Oeste, con Nicolasa Soto y ell precita-
do don Sebastian de este apeIlido. Gu.
Va finca fu6 tasada por peritos en- 10
suma de diez mil dollars.
Dicha venta tendr6 lugRr en- la Of.
Gina del Marshall que suscribe, sta en-
81 mismo edificio de la Corte, el dfa do
ce del mes de NOViembre pr6ximo en-
tire las nueve de Is mafiRna y las cincO
de Ia tarde de dicho dfa.
Y para su insertion una vez pOr Sc
mana durante 81 termino de veinte dlas,
en- On peri6dico del Distrito. expido Ell
presente que autorizo bsjO mi frma
en- Arecibo. & 18 de Octubre de 1904.
8 v 31-7y14 o. BITHORN.
SandaIio Torres Monge
AVOCADO.
Santurce prda 1S.
San Juan P. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07

Todas las casitas del terrspl6n han
desapareCido. Han Cumplido los ve-
cinos aquellos Ia orden militar.
PerO han notsdO algunos que estS
enclavado A6n un aImsc9n de un anne
ricsno llamsdo Mister Cloy. STiene
concession ese tefIor2