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to have denounced the young man
as an mpaator. The exposure no
More bothered Andrews than a sig
nal Tag weaid stop "a runaway loco
motive.
The history of Frank e. Andrews
IL absolutely unique. lie is crca=
ture Of ftensicd finance and also a
victim. The story of his tfiumphs.
Nicisattudea ana crimes la without a
pareltel Andrews came % Detroit
a Eawky country youth % 20. m a
few short years BE- cleaned un a
small fortune IN real estate rs
shrewd electric railway deals he ran
e up into a million. ana after being
hailed Gar aud wide aa Napoleon ~
finance, he was swallowed up in a
vortex OF mad speculation which
ended in ruin ana states prison
Hut q Nas just 40 his aataniahluH
operations on Gfiswold street we're
drawing e. a close. when the jig was
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than when Detroit opened itH sleepy
eyes on the morning ct February a.
igoa, Co witness the deunuoment Of
the Tragedy uu that eriy the city
sHNmFH bank Uaa closed hy the
Frank a.. Andrews. one Of it's At
rvetata vas arrested aH o. defnulter
When fate finally overlook him
m hla mad career it struck with Il
ruthless hand while playing ducks
aud brakes With other peoples
money Andrews had not neglected
10 bolster up hts political fortunes
and had been placed at the head of
the eity'H nellce department az com
missioner iic secured the title by
participating in the famous ripper
conspiracy. the greatest political
iniauitY Ia the history Of machine
ridden Michigan ito found it necea=
aafY 10 reaisn the position Of police
commissioner when arrested by one
90 hls own detectives.
A reckless disregard for eonae=
queueea and ealloua lack Of feel
iuE Tor the victims ~ hia financial
spree al that time showed hta re
leutless nerve On its most uuattract-
i've sulsr IL the fellows think
they can set their money by putting
me behind the bars for a yeaf. / arm
satisfied The words were true
prophecy as 90 the time he was 10
sefge in prison
The praaeeutIHE officials Intestt-
cation showed that The city savings
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An know the story OF Everett a
Moore. Of cleveland. -. They we're
not satisfied with their electric rHll=
way operations. and started iu the
telephone business fhrv crossed
the path OF the He'll company. which
decided Everett A Moore must be-
aqueirhed The powerful financial
interests back uf the ueil we're
called into play. and word was
passed ALIENS the line. Go shut down
on Everett a Manre'H credit Their
affairs went into bankers hands
soon after They had been fiuodIHg
the country with street railway
bonds. and the bottom feii out Of
their securities.
That's where 1 was caught I
couldn't dispose OF ms bonds except
al tremendous sacrifice. An my
available capital Waa-ticd up. Then
Amalgamatcd doomed up on the
horizon as the bright particular star
81 hape Amaieamhted was going to
put me on my feet again.
Men IN whose Judgment ! had
perfect confidence told me IL was
going 90 10. I bought heavily aud
the first time sold ou the rise. get
ting out between i2t and 10. and
quitting "A large sum - the good
If I had stayed ont then would
have been an right but AFTER the
stock had turned ! bought on the
scaIe down. I feit certain that the
tide would turn again. ! confidently
expected % return every dollar !
borrowed from the city Savings
bank.
Well. Amaleamated Kept golns
down aud down. and every day !
thought the bottom had been
reached. Kept putting mote in 20
protect my margins and "a fecoup
PREY Iaua losses Things Kept solnE
from bad a. versa. There was 10
bottom 60 AmaiKamhted.
stsar weeks I hardly slept. paciha
the u1of az uiEht AMI trying 10 SO
"a way out chaaed mY securities an
aud down GfiHNuld street trying q
keep things going and tide the bank
over until had my affairs straight
rned out
Then the crash came AMI even
thing vas Nweut away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04
MAN IN UNCLE
SANS NAVY

4 ara the happleat man IN Uncle
sam Navy. I must have st the
piles from always sitting on the
guns. for ! have 10 set ou them
20 clean them. as I am first class
gunnef'H mate ia the after turfet.
4 could not d. any Wark when I
had the piles. my Hhipmatoa dii o.
for me. certainly was IN q bad
condition. today there IL no man
aboard the ship in better condition
than am. and can certainly thank
Pyramid Pile Cure Tor the world ~
good Il has done me I used No many
different medicines aud spent lots
% money until I used this remedy.
IL la the only one Of the whole lot
that did me any good.
The first box nearly cured me.
and I don't think | ever felt hap
pier lnsmy life. that I thought ! got
the real stuff a. last. To make sure
Of a cure used a number ~ boxes.
also two boxes % Pyramid Pilla and
one and one half boxes % Pyramid
Ointment. ard I stlll have four boNes
- Pyramid Pile Cure left. that
keep in cnae I meet anyone that is q
sufferer o. piles. I thank Pyramid
Pale Cure a million times" Julius
A. Koestcr. U. s Flagship Kear-
sarge.
The wonderful cures effected by
this remedy are subject for remark
among members OF the medical pro-
feHniou everywhere. A little book
describing the causes and cure 81
piles IL published BY the Pyramid
Drug Co. Marshall. Mich. and We
advise every sufferer - write for u.
Il r. singular fact that one out 81
every four suffers from this dis
trrasing complaint. and another PEE
culiar- feature n that Il is no re-
apectar % persons. attacking both
those ~ high and Of low degree the
iaborer and the millionaire. the
aerubWoman and the lady Of fash e
ion. We have pleasure IN recon-
mending Pyramid Pile Cure to oil
such. as u possesses merit, and
since # ~ sold bY al druggists gem
orally FOR the low price Of fifty
cents a package r. prompt and
speedy cure IL easily within the
resah ~ svsrVons-
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hank was rotten 20 the core. hal
been honrYtembei vtth corruption
Tor more than year back The
statement 70 the state banking com
missioner bad been fslaified Ia al
muat every important particular. and
the dlserepancies sEKreEstcd tteo9. g.
COO This 81 11a aqq represented 4
part - Andrews drfairauenz On
tor - ~ fhls. iuat before the crash
be hYrothseafed certified che - on
the city bank 10 the extent u asvs
erni hundred Thousand dollars.
These certified checks Nere after.
ward made the hazis fuf endless titis
cation. part % which r. SIN pending
The criminal charge against An
dreua was slmmered down - the
Ora wing Of check ON the CITY saw
inEs hank On a certain date. while
already Indebted TO The banh in q
large amount. Andrews had the
best legal talent that money could
secure but after a trial lasting
month be- aaa found guilty - vle-
iatiue the state banking iaw lie
calmly cheued tnBthnirk hen the
vrfdiet was announced Judge Muir
ply sentenced the bank ufeeksr 10
IS years N the state prison at
Jackson.
Tn a slayer. bat won't stay "a
prison he remarked ~ he marched
hack D. his cell. BE spoke hy the
card. Governor Hiiaa who bad ap-
pointed Andrews police commits
SLOWER under the ripper act creating
che place. waited bot little more
than a year before giving him his
liberty Il took the form % a
parole. under which Andrews could
not Be prosecuted on any - the
other charges pending against him.
The governors action wns greet
"a with a wave q protest and In
diguafiou which shook tire state.
Andrews WaH released from prison
December = last iila reunion with
his faithful wife and little aon was
a dramatic ono and was made the
occasion u joyous Christmas feH=
tiyity The family occupied rooms
IN a splendid apartment house.
which Andrews had built as an IN
yestmeut when at the height Of his
prosperity
since that time Andrews move
menta have been frBught with con-
siderable money he has been seen
occasionally az some 81 his old
hnunta in Detroit. but has spent
most ~ his time away from THIS
city. lie has repeatedly said that
hia one ambition IL 10 pay every dol
lar OF his Indebtedness.
The story 81 Andrews fail from
the high place which he once at
talned IL told IN his own words
when settled up with the De-
troit Construction company. La 1901
I had nearly cool million, largely
In street railway bonds I had nc-
quired az promoter IN successful
series Of electric railway operations.
IL WAS y period - strenuous ar~
tivity. and I thought I had earned
a rest Ny intention was to put
about Oh I had into real estate and
go 20 Europe with my family I had
acquired several large buildings. ana
negotiations Tor other property we're
under way What real estate I
owned had been mortgnKe1 10 some
extent. but an could have been
easily picked up when the time came
Ia unload my bonds
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ LEGAL aHu'iraEtuna. az they car
not reach Ihs diseased portion - tie
raf NhsFH lH aHlH one saF 80 caHn
asafnra. and that o. 81 constitutional
remedies Deafness q caused hY AZ
obtained condition - ~ murauH
lining in the Ellsfachian Tub. When
thia tuha Is lufiamed you have :
ramAi.nE sound - Imperfect hearing
and NheH e. 10 emtifeiN closed Deal
ness f. fhs frauff aud unless ths IN
flaHaaaatl aA Eku hn taken uut and fhla
tuta@ restored % its normal condition.
hraffuE viii 10 dsstruF ID forever f.as
Gees oct - trm are caused b. .
taFfb whifh % maHhiuN bet an luflam.
"a fnmd ftum ~ the uHrmaH surfaces.
We ufl give one Hundred Dollars
Zoe anr ease ~ Deafness caused ~
aafafrh1 that cannot tH CURED BY
tfaHa gatmrfh cure send Ter eiF-
ruiana free - } CHENEY 4 co.
Talsdo. o
sold ~ DfuEEisfa, -
rahs Halle Family Fiila Tor con-
stipatian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04
WELRYSTORE

Two hundred aud finy dollars
worth OF ispeifY vas stolen from
the store - Henry ttsnssIi. on the
thiH8 floor % Ihs Hin kiey block
An entrance vas gained through .
trausom. the glass % which vas
hraksu Valuable jsweiry vas kept
in safes and u vas only inexpensive
tfiuksis isfg o. the show esse that
we're taken. Although the falling
glass must have made considerable
noise. no enc heard e sound. After
entering the place the thief pat oct
ihs Hghf ard pulled down The blinds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04
MRS. JONES' ANSWER

Mrs Smith called on Mrs Jones
and admired her new range. She
said NO. Il Is not a new range. II
has been used little. bot u looks
a. good as new ! bought At AZ Dab
neF A Woodhuuae Furniture Store.
az as Pike 81 / also bought this
lovely bedroom suite and only cost
me 81 all complete ! wah % their
store yesterday and there was
crowd Of people picking up bar
gains. You see. as Mr. Dahney told
me. that they buy out some Of the
best furnished houses In the city.
no that the goods that you get are
almost as good az new. and only
cost you about oue=half Of What
they nrnt cost
Just believe I viii 20 20 their
store today. A. ! want 90 trade my
old cook stove and ges such q
bargain a. you have got In a range
New wooleua Herald. tailor. 1929
ID sss
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"EHAEGELLSTS COMING

Hsv J ~ Wilson and REV A. A.
Matthewa o. this city. have ar
fHhaed faf a series - evaaFeilaiie
ssfxirrs 70 BE- held IN the Flfal Pres
bYtsHsn church. beginning usKt Sun
daf and lasting until Thursday
evening They I'll be conducted b.
hvF James Gray. ~ Boston. Hev
John Disuu. Of Nsw York. Rev. +.
o hartman. - Chicago. aud Rev
Hush Gilshriat. o. san Francisco.
an noted preachers Services vii
be held On the afternoons and even
iuEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

rHE DIRECTORS of the suoho.
miHh County Fair aaaorlntion have
asked thai ~ GOO be levied for tho
benefit Of the fair The question
Will be- discussed By the county
commissioners al Everett this ar
tefuoon
v D. CLARKE. former Justice Of
the peace of Everett who resigned
about a month ago to 10 east. has
returned. and v a. Mctafen. who
was appointed IN Clarke'a place. re-
signed Immediately aud Clarke was
ne appointed.
THE SIXTH ANNUAL meeting
OF the State Congregational aaHo-
citation ia being held AZ Tacoma to
day There will be 100 church e.
represented.
LOUIS BAKER. an exzeonvlet
has confessed "a the robbery Of
ilanaen'a lewelry store al Centralla
q few days ago. Baker waa Ia COM
pauy with J = CogHdell. an ea-
capped convict. AZ Olympia at the
time Of his arrest.
nR oTro A. MARTtNY. who
pleaded guilty 90 larceny BY en-
beaslement. was sentenced 10 ten
years Ia the pnnitsutiay by Judge
Smell AZ Tacoma yesterday Mar
tiny took the sentence with equa-
nlmity and declared that he would
serve u out and come back 30 Ia
coma and live down the disgrace.
FRANK KokoLis. whom Deputy
Coroner MelllnEer. Of Tacoma be
lieTea 10 be- an Italian coal miner.
was found dead yesterday morning
thtes miles this side ~ puYRllup
within 20 feet ~ the Northern Pa
clfie tracks Il o. thought that he
went % sleep on the track and was
STRUCK b. an engine. Some papers
m kokaiis' pocket Indicated that he
lived IN Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04
CHARGE DISMISSED

= q williams. accused of EN-
hezElomeut from the firm OF hut
terworth A Sons, uadertakera, was
discharged bY Justice Gordon yes
tefday afternoon The case Wnh
taken under Achievement September
% The court ruled that Williams
obligations 10 tho firm were 0f a
civil nature aud ana not come with
Ia the Jurisdiction af the criminal
law The firm alleged that VII
liama. while iu ita employ aa agent.
collected sums Of money which he
used for his own purposes
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Frank shuek. an alleged burglar
was arrested yesterday morning by
Fatrolmnu Lille. Il iH said that
atuck entered the room OF Leo
Frank. at stt Western avenue. TAX
ing his clothing aud robbiuE him u
over $50. The clothing was found
IA akuek'H room By Prank after
wards. but the money was gone.
Another man thought 20 be impli-
Gated escaped
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$3.50 Parma. 20. ~ sacks. per bale.
$500 hamlny large per barrel
ttbo, homlnY small t0H bale. a. 20.
Holly self raising hutkW heat. per
case ttsHt Holly cake ard pastry
iiour, per case. 500 pearl barley,
ih 10 boxes, pet Cwts. taHn. pearl
leo ~ baxen. itb0i popcorn. pur
cwt.. tab0
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70 cure rheumatism. asthma. CO
tarrh. stomach. kidney. liver, fe-
male weakness and al private diA.
eases Call and see this wonderful
Chinese medicine. Have q talk with
lie Wo before giving up Jour case
Is hopeless EonHuitaiiuu FREE.
zt0iz WASHINGTON STREET.
EEarfrf
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PRISON VICTIM OF AMALGAMATED
COPPER WILL REPAY HIS own VICTIMS

FRANK c ANDREWS, DETROIT aANN wRreKuR Is our or
rsE PENtreNriARV ON PA AND BEGINS ReMeuRs.
ING TIE eR1otToRs or TT BANK nc wReckro-NApoL.
1oN OF FINANCE GETTING ON Hs rEGr AGAIN AND 40.
VeRrises IN reE NEwsPA PGRs THAT sg WILL PAY Nv.
URN DOLLAR AS FAST AS IA CAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04
NEW PASTOR CALLED

rho members ~ the FIRST Baptist
church have extended cali 90 fev.
George " Mcdaniel Of Dallas
Texas. 10 assume the paaturate 81
the church lie H. to succeed the
late Rev. J. o. Rust
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Ne Wo chIusss Medicine Co

Cure al chronic
diseases Of men
and women with
ont operation.
Cured By power
fnl Chinese roots.
herbs barka. buds
and Vuge tables
These wonderful
Clins 70 remedies
have cured hun
dredB Of cases
that have been
given up 20 die.
aa GUARANTEE
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THE MARKET
WHOLESALE pRicUa

(Thsss prices are % any buyer n
Quantities Prices on small purchases
average ze per cent hiEhsfD
PnssisienM
Freah Meat=eew beef. eueAc Per
10 steer be~f 60. veal. "a t0c u
roft. % u. mutton. sasse n.
Provisions Hams ftIfec ID.
breakfast bAeon. lee 10. bellies
fresh. lie ID.
Vegetables
California potstse. tgafNc PER
No.. Yakima potatoes fisaas ten
carrots. faa 20 per sack cabhnrN. /
0iMe ~ Fadlshss. t0e doE hanrhes
green ouieua lee PEI aoa punches.
cucumbrra. go dozen. native eek
plant. zee sweet POTATOES. Euas 6
per n.
Green Fruit TIE.
Apples. Wsuatches. G6edffff
n~f han. Valencia ofanKea 1aTk1
4 90 per baN Lemons. $40 20 PEI
boz Ma kb~rtss. It's pc crate.
Persian dafr. SIC N. bananas
tz.toUaEe bunch Native rtra bsf
rieH. fteo crate. CHmtaiaupea. Yak
Ina. 7tcutt crate bswbsfftsa. o.
boz Wrnatchsa peaches eco PEE
bot watefmrilans ttte@2ss PET
dozen. Sweet prun-s. IS q tec nrad-
HhaHa. tafs Tragedy. aer faspbsf
Ft~s. f1Ses Efap.. Washington. Tse
Erarsn California. tfHi. nut
fnrFH see 500. Crawford peaches
500 SOC. Cranbsffisa. ts0o per bbl
Nay. o~sls ard Feed.
Data tatae0 3 % PEI .ont barrier.
t1aAa p~f ton. wh~at. taB@ 70 ton
chop. tss eco sTss per ton. shorts
t19es per ton bran. tsae per ion
Oh neal t1fes rer too r. W. tim
othy. titae De- ton D. w. com.
pressed timothf. tfsH % ten. nsN
wheat haF. tit 61E see per ton.
Puget Sound haY. tiamta PEI ton
fniddiirgs frsaa per- ton. cracked
corn. rs % per ton. straw. tioss
per ten Peanuts Jumbo. &c. Al.
Buttsr. Esas. chss.s
Native creamery. zee per n. East
rru erem~rv. fresh siutac.
TzNn Naive ranch. $50 zee aoz.
Oregon ranch. z7e doH. Eastern 40
1Sr dor
Native. iiaffo 10.
Poultry.
Chickens hens. f3hc. spring. isa
iehe. Ducks. live. ia4itc.
Flsh, Ute.
Halibut. A1aNr per 10. aaim0u
trout ioufic per 10 noundsra. ts
Der n Holss. sue per 10. shrinpa
iaAu ibc per 10. sfnslta scarce.
oroesriss ard csfsaia
Sugar Golden g. IN sacks. t6tk.
Extra g, In sacks. ts,ba powder
IN barrels. ts.go. dry grnnulated. IN
sackH. ie.os. cube. in barrel. tts8
Flour. patent Per barrel. tab0
Crown. taTa Straight per barrel.
if2b. Gold Medal. is.aa. Minnesota
hard wheat. So piiisbufy. tT50HA4
PiliHbury'a hest. tsTE. standard pa
kota. fsTs whole wheat flour. per
barrel ifeo. graham. $50. graham.
ioa. per bale. ta1g. rye neuF. sos.
per barrel. tATs. rye flour. les. per
bale g 50 rye meal. SOS. per barrel.
tf2b. burkwheaf. per barrel. 1900.
germ meal. los. per bale. t17b. corn
meal. sos. per barrel. StoO yellow
corn meal. i0H. per bale. s. 20. white
corn meal. sos. 100. rolled oats. per
barrel C.CC. tesB wheat flakes
hos. &c lbs. t220. Farlua. per barrel.
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Known the world over. are the only
dentists On Seattle having the late
botanical DIscuNERT 70 apply 10
the gums for EXTRACTING. FIfI.-
ING and GROWING TEETH
WITHOUT PAIN. and Guaranteed
for TIN YEARS
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New woolena. Herald. tailor. 1929
"a. 20.
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California potstoe. ts0fNc Per
NJ. Yakima potatoes fisufB ton
carrots. fhsl 20 per sack cahhHrN. /
OiMe ~ radlshsa. tQo dor haurhrs
green ouiena lee PEI doa punches.
cucumhrra. go dozen. native eak
plant. zee sweet POTATOES. aUas 6
per n.
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tTh~as prices are 20 any buyer IN
quantities. Prices on small purchases
average ze per cent hikhefl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-16
C0nStituy6se IN CO.
mite Tegu6IiGanO
en- ATGCibO.
NOtoTIa lntIuenGia Dc Ia "t6slS
uniOnIsta" aGtuandO SObTo las
ideas y los pTOGsdlmi8ntOs do
buonOS hIjOS do Puerto Rico.
ePatria Y confraternidad-dicen-
es nuestro lena, Y venimos con
los brazos abiertos para estre-
char mas Y mas a la familia
puertorriquefia.1

Un comit6 republican, ha sido esta-
blecidO en- Arecibo Y. 81 constituirse,
hizo circular una hoja suelta prOpsgans
do sus prop6sitos pol1ticos.
En- esa hois se consignan levantadas
ideas de solidaridRd Y concordia entire
puertorriquefIos de esas Glen veces pro-
clamades por la hermOsa t6saS ulGOaass-
t0 cuyOs evidentes cfectos en- muchas
6rdenes de la vida p6blica. son va no.
torios.
NosOtros pensamos que es un error
sostener en- los actuaLes momentos en-
nUestra patria una pO15ticG de pGTt5dO,
pero como puertorriquef1os saludamos
cOrt6smente los comp8triOtas que tan
dignamente pruebsn su cultara y sus
buenos deseos He aquf algunos pa
rrafos de Ia hojs aludids:
<E! Partido Republican, de Areci-
DO Sc inicia nueVamente en- Ia vida &C.
tiva.1
xNo viene en- son de guerra. con
bandera de combate despleQada & los
vientos: viene con banderR de paz: con
81 amor en- ell alma y con los brazos
abiertos para estrechar mas mas & Ia
familia puertorriquefIa en- ell seno au-
gusto de Ia patria.0
xPatr6G y c0nfrGteymsd0d. es nues-
tro lems;porque inspirandose ell Par.
lido Republican, en- ell amor al pueblo,
sus actos tienen que ser impulsadot
por ese gran sentimiento y va Sc sabe
que ALI donde ell amor impera, impe
ran en- conjunto arm6nico las grandes
virtudes que redimen & los hombres
redimen q las sociedades Y redimen
los puebloss.
eEl Partido Republican, de Arecibt
reconcentrando en- ST todos sUs senti
mientos regionales, como reconcentr'
el kombre. en- los momentos supremo
sus mas grandes sentimientos huma
nos, inClina Ia frente. para jurar anti
81 altar del pueblo. que Ia bandera gu,
viene leVantar, es Ia bandera de paz
Ia bandera de concordia; la bsndera dt
la patria.1
ePOr ESQ. de pie. ante nuestros ad
versarios, nos descubrimos con respe
to; porque antes que todo son nuestrO
hermanos en- la patria. que 81 luchaI
por senderos opuestos & nuestrOs prin
cipios. no son motives estos, para le
vantar barreras de odios y 81 mas biel
para admirarles y respetsrles; porqu'
Iuchan por sus ideales polfticOs, con i
misma f6 Y las mismas esperanzas qu
nosotros luchsmos por los nuestrOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-16
En- Ponce sufrid la
DOIiCIa un Iamen-
table error.
IN l6Ven fu6 aGusadO y dst0RIdO
pOT TObO, J lusgO demos
tT6 50 inOGOaGia.

En- Ia mafIana de hoy recibimas In
visits del j6ven comerciante de Ponce
don Juan NieVes Rivera.
El senior NieVes hace muchos amos
que ejerce en- Ponce ell comerciO. Sc
he distinguido siempre por su seriedad
Y honradez.
Varios robos hic' c'eronse en- una ha-
cienda de Ia jurisdiction de Ponce, y
puesta sObre aviso la pOlicfa esta detuVo
& dos persOnas. entire elias & IN hermano
del senior Nieves Rivera, que lleVa sus
mismos nOmbre y apellidOs.
Los detenidOs fueron lleVados al
cuartel de Ia poIicfs, y segun afirma
ell senior Nieves 81 hermRno fu6 alIi
atropellado, de 10 cual ha dado parte 6
las autoridades correspondence.
Despu6s sucediO que Ell robo
fu6 descubierto. habiendo aparecido
los verdaderos autores = resultando
inocente ell sefIor Nieves.
En- prOtesta de estos hechos hallase
en- San Juan ell senior Juan Nieves Ri
vera.
Tratase, pues. de an Iamentable
error de Ia pOlicfa. pues ell scusadO es
dependiente de la pulperfa de su her
mano y j6ven de honradez y laborio-
eida1