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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-05
THE JOURNALS COLOR SUPPLEMENT
THE LITTLE FATHER OF ALL THE
RIJSSIAS
Next Sunday.

RUSSIAS.
The first page Of next Sundays supple
ment will be given over to the only ostensi-
bly, absolute autOcrat in all Europe, who
has been striving to keep the peace, despite
the pressure for war both in his vast en-
pire and in Japan. There is a portrait
printed IN four cOlOrS and showing anthem
tically the cut and cOloring of the Cars
favorite uniform. The article by William
Thorp is one of the most Illuminating that
has been recently given out on this subject
Owing to its timeliness and the curious
and little known information which the
article contains this feature should be well
worth advertising
PAGE 2-FOR THE CHILDREN.
Sam Loyd's contributions for next week
are most interesting. One is the Chinese
Hop Scotch puzzle, and the other deals
with the gift by Grandfather of a new bed
for dolly" and trunk.
PAGE s-THE INDIAN IN INDUSTRY.
Albert Sonnichsen, author of Deep Sea
Vagabonds,' contributes an article to this
page, illustrated with three photographs,
on Aborigines who work They include the
Navajos, the Mokis and several other
tribes and the article is full of interest
WHEN JAPAN WAS MADE TO TAKE
HER FIRST FORWARD STEP.
Julian Hawthorne gives an incident i'm the
first visit to the Chrysanthemum Empire
by Admiral Perry, in slashing style.
Aguinaldos way Of teaching his men to
shoot tells of the resources of the former
Filipino leader.
Where petroleum tins are cash describes
a curious form of currency.
PROPHESIES OF SPRING.
Adelaide Samson gives the women read
ers an advance view of Spring Fashions
with three exquisite pictures in color:
Reception frock-Gun metal velvet with
$50 touches.
Calling Costume in black broadcloth and
military trimmings.
Champagne cloth gown showing new
sleeve and eton effect.
Unique collar and cuff sets
General Chafee's singing rebuke.
Uses of the Indispensable lemon.
New venetian mosaic work.
The latest triumph in lamps.
The artistic Dutch tile
The up-tO-date screen.
Royal Copper the latest fad and a Brace
of Delicious Beverages by julie De Ryther.
completes the page.
The four-page comic shows Brainy Bow
and his associates in some original and
very entertaining performances
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CANNOT RECOVER
FOR ACT OF BRAVERY

A Jury in Judge McAIaster's court yester-
day returned verdict for the Indianapolis
Traction and Terminal Company in the
5000 damage suit brought against it by
William A. Haehl to recover for personal
injuries received in rescuing a three-year-
old child from being ground TO death under
the wheels OF a street car in April. 1902.
Haehl was a passenger a Stockyards
car going south West street at a rapid
rate of speed. He was sitting in the front
part of the car, and saw the little girl
walking across the tracks. The mOtOrman
had failed to see her. When the car was
within four feet of her Haehl rushed to the
front end of the car and jumped of ia time
10 seize the little girls dress and jerk her
from in front of the car. The girl was un-
hurt, but Haehl was not so fortunate. His
cheek bone was broken and his set of false
teeeh were broken. decorating his mouth.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.
pm 1-JOhn l. NeMaster. JUDGE

Room John l.. McMaSter Judge
Jesse Pigg VS.. indianapolis Traction and
Ierminal Company; damages. Jury returns
verdict for plaintin and assesses damages
at SIS.
William Eek VS.. Indianapolis Traction and
terminal Company ct al; damages. Judg-
PENDANTS for 81 400 and costs.
WllIlam Haehl VS.. Indianapolis Traction
and Terminal Company: damages. Jury re-
turns verdict for defendant
George Haughey VS.. Indianapolis Traction
and Terminal Company: damages Jury
fmpaneled- Evidence partially heard.
Room 5-Vinson Carter, Judge
Philander II. Fitzgerald VS. Aetna Life
Insurance Company OF Hartford Conn :
on on Pohcy: Jury returns verdict for plain
Jacob Hirt Antony Marcaric ct al:
malicious prosecution. on trial by jury.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge
Adam Speiser VS.. indianapolis Sentinel
Company; libel. Dismissed by plaintin.
Judgment against plaintiff for costs.
Jesse Crunip vs.. Calvin NJ. Uhl ct al. /;
damages. Dismissed by plaintiff Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs.
Margaret Glass vs.. Indianapolis Street
railway Company. damages. Submitted TO
jury. Evidence heard.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
George Smith: grand larceny. on plea OF
guilty. defendant sentenced 10 Indiana Re-
formatOry Oae 20 fourteen years. fined 81
and costs and DISTINGUISHED one year.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Louisa seeley Us. Edwin Seeley: divorce.
Circuit Court.
John Seheier vs.. Henry Mag et al; COM
plant for damages. Circuit Court.
Abraham c. Kaufman II al. vs. Anna NJ
IA Lewis ct al suit on note. Circuit Court
Benjamin J. Lautz va. Western Union
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EIGHT BULLET HOLES
IN WALLS OF HOUSE

Horace Goodyear and wife were arrested
last night at their home, 736 Massachusetts
avenue, by Bicyclemen Lowe and Bernauer
Goodyear was slated for shooting with in
tent to kill and his wife slated on the
same charge and for being drunk. Both de-
MED at police station that there had been
any shooting, but the officers found eight
bullet holes in the walls Of their home.
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THUMB OF MICHIGAN
IS STILL SNOW-BOUND
Drifts Fill in Behind the Snow
Flows as Fast as They Open
a Stretch of Track.

DETROIT, Feb. 4.-Storm reports from
the Thumb district of Michigan tonight
are disappointing. snow plow which sue
ceeded in working south from Harbor
Beach to Port Huron. yesterday. was
started nOrthward to-day, but on the re-
turn trip has made little progress.
The Pere Marquette line, being exposed
10 the winds from Lake Huron, is buried in
snow drifts before the opening made by
the snow pillow can be made use of. 1t is
ninety miles from Port Huron to Port Aus
tin. and reports received tonight show
that the snow pillow and relief train which
started at y. m. had worked nOrthward
only about twenty miles.
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Thomas L. McKinsey's Suit.

Thomas L. McE<insey yesterday filed a
suit for injunction against Oliver p. Ems
ley, treasurer OF Marion county, to prevent
him from levying upon goods for delinquent
taxes which are in the custody OF the plain
tiff and located at IS North West street.
The plaintiff says that the defendant has
threatened and is threatening to take the
goods and sell them, pretending that he is
authorized by law TO sell them for delin-
duent taxes. Mckinsey claims that the
goods are worth less than 500. and the In
diana law holds that goods OF a less value
than 500 are not subject to levy. The mat
ter will be heard before Judge Allen.
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Louisn SeeIay,s PetitIon.

In divorce petition filed by Louisa Seeley
against Edwin Seeley 1t is charged that
SeeIey struck his wife in the mouth with
his fist and whipped her on one occasion.
II Is further charged by Mrs. Seeley that
her husband drove her from home without
any cause except to beat her out OF her
furniture, which she bought with her own
money. Mrs. Seeley asks the recovery of
her property in the sum Of $50, q divorce 800
alimony and that her maiden name be re-
stored
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BIG BUSINESS BLOCK
SINKS ABOUT SIX FEET

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Divers were ordered
to-day TO explore the big water tunnel that
crosses the center OF the business district
of Chicago. sixty feet below the surface
ne Pui Tossih,e The csnee "a she - AIS
gerous settling of a business block in
Fifth avenue. Portions OF the foundation
OF the structure are said 10 have sunk six
feet.
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Telegraph Company; complaint for dam
ages Superior Court, Room 2
John Neat ct al. VS.. Mrs. $. +. Harrison;
foreclosure. Superior Court. Room 3.
Elizabeth keTsting VS.. Big Four Railway
Company ct al; complaint for damages.
Superior Court. Room 2.
Thomas l.. McKinsey VS.. Oliver p. Ensley;
suit for injunction. Circuit Court.
City Bond Company Lewis NJ Hay
wood et al; complaint on Improvement lien.
Superior Court Room 3.
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Ham on His Desk.

Bicyclemen Lowe and Bernauer yesterday
arrested William Workman and William
fallen and slated them for petit larceny.
The men are peddlers, and it is charged
they entere dthe store of George Miller and
stole n ham, valued at $213. The men were
locked up and the ham graces the desk of
the desk sergeant at police station.
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Estate of ID. b. shideIer.

George A. III. Shideler. of Marion. hasquaI-
flied as administrator of the estate of his
father David B. Shideler. He furnished a
bond for $4,000. Mr.. Shideler left an estate
valued at about $4,000 and his widow and
their two sons. George a. III. and John r.
Shideler, assistant postmaster OF Indian
apolfs. are the sole heirs
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Real Estate Agent Kills Himself.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Feb. 4-Winfeld
S. Welliver. of the real estate firm of Sex
ton a Welliver. shot and killed himself in
his office here this afternoon. No reason is
known Welliver left a note addressed TO
his wife, but it has not been opened. Mrs
Welliyer Is Frustrated.
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Verdict for $3.50.

Philander II. Fitzgerald was awarded a
verdict for $3.50 against the Aetna Life In
surance Company by jury in Judge Car
ters court yesterday Fitzgerald held an
accident policy in the company and claimed
that he received serious injuries by sleeping
with his hand in cTamped position. He
asked for $500 damages.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-One Transfers Made n Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at D. Feb. 4. 1904
Herbert l.. Whitehead ct ux. to Thad-
deus r. Rainey ct uX., pit Of Lot l,
Z. NJ. and o. r. Johnson's sub, Irv-
James N. Wilmington to Arthur W. F-'''O''
Wilmington, und 1-40 pt of the
4; Sec 4 TIP lG; r 5';...;....;. 1000
sen, pit of Lot l, George Mcouat's
Thomas 5. Graves 10 Elizabeth S. Brad
ford. Lot II, Graves's Walnut Hin add. 5000
Mathews. Lot Is. Bruce Place add. $4,000
Jennie +. Allen 10 Sophia S. Mathews.
pit of Lot %. Bruce Place East End
William Moody to Alvin CRUDE. pit Of
the n. w 4. Sec II. TIP II. r e. 1880
binder ct ux.. pit of the S. W. y. Sec
Francis a &. Armstrong ct al to Iueiia NJ 1'OOO
Craig, Lot 123, Keystone Park add. 5000
Josephine Yoke to Christian a. Supper et
sub. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Katherine N. Graeter ct al, to Arthur
Thomas W. Starr ct ux. to Horace Nc
New York add. 10000
Bakers add. -. 10000
Walk, Lots 81 and 60, Morton Place
samuel T. Beaver. IT,. to u. s Of Amer -VO
lea. Ut OF the n. e. u, Sec 6, TIP 16.
* D LOO
James T. Boswell 10 Arthur j. x Alfred
G.. Navin. Lot 103. J. 5. Flemng's 9Th
West Park add............ 10000
Joseph NJ. Heaton et ux. 10 Chas. Muir,
Lot q. Aaron Kaufman's Woodside
add; ,....,.. 10000
man. Lot ?. Viunedge & Turner's sub
Of So ?, Harrls's sub Of Outlot 157...... 10000
Chas. +. Asbury TO Andrew Habig, Lot
81, David V. Miller's Orphan Home
southeast add, 2e5OO
Sheriff Marion Co. 10 IL NJ. Elwyn. Lot
s. place add. 1.lss.2s
Stuckmeyer CT al, Lots 50 81. SIS, ~,
So s. &c, 9S 100 no. al 49, las and
$50. 5. < B. F. Morriss Oak Hill add. 10000
%. -, .-,,.--., -. - -
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Louise Cook. repairs. 1916 churchman avenue.
500
Emma Brennan. remOcellns dwelling. ls4 Hol-
ton place. $40,
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LIABILITIES.

State of Indiana, Office OF Auditor OF State.
l, the undersigned. auditor OF state OF the
State of Indiana, hereby certify that the
above IS a correct copy OF the statement OF
the condition OF the mentioned COM
pany on the 31st day OF December 1903. as
shown by the original statement, and that
the said original statement is now on fils
in this office.
In testimony whereof, 1 hereunto subscribe
my name and aff1x my official
GSEAL.l seal. this 1st day OF February,
1904
d. Z. SHERRICK, Auditor OF State.
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], the undersigned, auditor OF state OF the
State Of Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is correct copy of the statement OF
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 3lst day Of December, 1903 as
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement is now on file
in this office.
In testimony whereof, hereunto subscribe
my name and affix my Official
[SEAL.l seal this LIST day of February,
1904
d. L. SHERRICK, Auditor OF State.
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The amount of its capital ISL. s9O0.OOoo<
The amount of its capital paid UP
is ........................... 2OO,OOo0
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Ladies'.

Adams. Miss Florence.
Alexander, Elite.
Anderson, Mrs. hata.
Ash. DR.. Mary +.
Baker. Miss Hattie.
Beasley, Mrs. Emma
Birk, Mrs. A. b.
Benting, Mrs. L.
Bills. Mrs. John Willis.
Borell, Mrs. NJ.
Boyd, Miss Matte.
Brindley, Mrs. Lydia.
Bramblett, Mrs. Maud.
Brandon, Mrs. Carrie.
Bright. Mrs. W. NJ.
Burton, Sarah.
Bush, Miss Belle.
Bybee, Mrs. Pattie.
Bemph, Mrs. Jim.
Canada, Miss Hattie.
Carey, Mrs. Margaret.
Cooper, Mrs. j. W.
Cottingham, Lucy.
Clark. Miss Kathryn.
Childs. Miss Tea Is.
Clarke, Mrs. L. A.
Clark, Miss Anna
Crabb, Mrs. Mary.
Crawford. Mrs. L. S.
Cross, Mrs. Lizzie.
Crossmann, Miss Lizzie.
Crockett, Mrs. Ella.
Curry, Mrs. Lane.
Darrh. Mrs. Fannie.
Dearborn. Mrs. II. c.
Denton, Mrs. Emma
e.
Demont, Ruth /.
Dealy, Margaret.
Dimes. Mrs. Grant.
Dixon, Mrs. Mary.
Douglas, Miss Georgia.
Dungey. Mrs. Sadie B.
Duke, Mrs. Eva Leon.
Elsner, Mrs. NJ. l..
Ertel, Miss Charlotte.
Faris, Mrs. Emma.
Fetty, Mrs. Mary.
Ferguson, Miss Nina.
FELTON,, Mrs. Lue.
Fleming, Miss Mabel
Cd
Fowler, Miss Katie.
Genung. Mrs. Jennie.
Cuttings, Mrs. George.
Goldman, Mrs. Hattie.
Gosney, Miss Carrie
CD
Godmin, Mrs. G. o.
Green. Mrs. Hattie.
Gregg. Miss Margaret
LOrena.
Grise, Miss Luella T.
Guy, Eta.
Hattibough, Mrs.
Carrie.
Hamler, Mrs. Obelia.
Hahn. Mrs. Chas.
Hastings. Miss Ellen.
Hansicker, Mrs. Gabe.
Hendreick, Miss Ollie.
Henderson, Mrs. 7. z.
Hersey, Mrs. Josie.
Heaton. Mrs. Sarah J.
Hole, Mrs. Mollie.
Holmes, Mrs. Addie.
Howard, Miss Eta.
Holmes, Gertrude.
Hollandsea, Mrs. Silvia.
Holloway, Mrs.
Martha A.
Hukill, Mrs. Clefy.
Hurst, Miss Mayda.
Hunt, Miss Carrie.
Hunt, Miss Fannie.
Jackson, Mrs. Virginia.
Jackson, Mrs. NJ.
Beatrice.
Jennison, Miss Blanche.
Jones, Mrs. Anna.
Jones. Mrs. Myrtle.
Johnston, Miss Cora.
Johnson, Mrs. Kettle.
Johnson, Miss Anna.
Johnson, Mrs. Josie.
Karin, Melia.
Kellison, Miss Leone T.
Kellison, Mrs. Mabel.
Kennedy, Mrs. Mary.
Keith, Miss Marie.
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Copy OF Statement Of The Condition
OF THE
Rochester German
Insurance Co.
On the 3Ist day of December, 1903

1t is located at corner Irving Place and
Main CwesD street. Rochester. n. Y.
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The amount of its capital isl. 100000
The amount of its capital paid up
is .......................... 5OooOooO
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VIM. A. MOORE, President.
A. II. MDONELL, Secretary.
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HON. FREDERICK COOK. President.
H. f. ATWOOD. Secretary.
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Copy of Statement of ths COnaitiol
OF THE
DETROIT
Fire and Marine InS. Co.
On the 3lst day of December, 1903
1t is located at No. 81 Griswold street, De-


1t is located at No. 81 Griswold street. De-
troit, Mich.
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building Permits.

Transfers. p; total consideration. -. SIS !
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miscellaneous.

GEO. F. MGINNIs. p. NJ.
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2O2l5 F., c., c. & ST. L. Ry Co. VS..
Thomas Collins. Cass c. c. Appellants
brief go Appellants petition for oral ar
gument.
2OO94 Lizzie w. Brown IS. The Central
Bermudez Company. Cas- g. g Appel
lant's petition and brief Q0 for rehearing,
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N0tiCIas geRefaIes

LIBROS RECIBIDOS tItimsmerte
en- ID ibreFia de B. F. Saniurj0 Vidal.
San jose mum. 10 San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
DicCionario de Ia Real Academia es-
paiola. Ultima edici6n. 2 tomos pas
to, $6 90.
La F6 de nuestros padres. por ell
Muy Reverendo James Gibbons, Ar
zObisp0 de Baltimore. tOmo tels,
1925.
Fisica de Appleton. Obra arregIa-
de- para servir de texto en- los Colegios.
iceos, Institutes esCuelas nOrmaIes
de Ia America latina bajo Ia direction
del DR.. Juan Garcia Pur6n. / tomO
tela, $1.40.
Grltos del combate. Poesfas delD.
Gaspsr Nuhez Bde Arce. tomo en-
rGstica. 80 CtVs.
Curse de moral te6rica y pr6ctica.
por Ct. COmpair6, DR.. en- letras.
tomo tela, $1.15.
Artes. .ceT&micas 6 fabrication de OBJ
ietos de tierras coCidas en- todas sus
RplicacaCiones, por Garcia Lopez. 2
tOmos en- un voI6men tela, $1.20.
Manual del SObrestante de obras
p6blicas, pOr don Arturo Navascu6s,
aFquitecto. tomO pasta, $5 so.
AL PUBLICO. - FOtografias, ann
pliaciOnes y fOtOgrabadOs sc haCen en-
Ia FotografiR de Ia Succession de AIOn-
90. San Francisco 40. o. D.
Las admira bies condolences hiQi6s
nicas que tiene ell local que oeup0 ell
Hotel Helvetia 10 hscen ser preferidO
& cualquier OtFo: hoy mismO ser6n
OCupadas todas las hRbitaCiOnes pOr
los delegados uniOnistas que Vienen &
las sesiones que empiezan maflana. Cruz
% 90 Ii direction, propietario don Pc
drO Schira.
ELISA TAVAREZ DE STORER, PIA-
NISTA.-Laureada con tres primeros pree
mios del Conservatorio de Madrid. Ofrec-
sus servicios PROFESSIONALS esta culta socie-
dad participa que en- la calle de San Fran
cisco No. 81 pueden inscribirse las personas
que deSeen tomar sus classes. 30 V. S.
ANHEUSER BUSCH 7 BUD
WEISER, son Las mejores marcas de
CerVeza americana. PldanIas en- Los
Reatauranes y Cafetineg. Estas CerVe-
zas son puras Completamente y ibres
de t0do acidO. De Venta en- tOdOs Los
e1oAbleCimientOs de Ia Capital. Mi
llenh0f g Korber. agentes generates.
JULIAN MAIlENAO. - AImac6n
de Farrcterfa. x OfreCe de go especis-
idad, Surtid0 complete de pinturas In
Rlosas garantizadas de superior cali
Sad, 1urtido complete de efectos para
Ddohes, ruedRs patsnte. Can6ones. etc.
Durtid0 complete de palaG, barras. CO.
rretillas, barrenas, pioos, Rzadas. me-
ahaD de nina y rastrillos. SurtidO
oompleto de efeCtOs de plomerfa. be-
KoS, IAvRbOs. lIaYes de tOdas classes.
etc, Todos { preCiOs sin OOmpeten.
nia. p.
Sale de paseo Luisa y ga pequefIs
Maria y al pasar por frente una item
da de perfumerfa. le dice 6 la mama:
mira que muchas botellas de sgus de
d que tn usas hay en- esa vidriera. De
hoy en- adeIante no usaT6 Otr0 que 81
AICOhOlNdO GRtelI que refrsgOa 81 CD
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Atenoo PusrtoFrlqus1o.

La JuDta Directiva. On su session del
die 5 de Diciembre actual. acord6 con-
vocaF, como pOF el presente convoca.
& todos los sociOs de esta institution 6
JuGfa General. que habF6 de Celebrar-
Sc 81 dia % del mes de Il fechs. las
de Ie nOChe y que tandrk por objeto
eI examen de cueutas. d RprobRci6n
de- presupuestos y el reemplszO de ID
JuntR Directive 6-l6-26.
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RefornaS en- Ia colo
MA de IeprOSOS.
So han. tfaIdO apafatOS dssIn-
f0ctoEoS.

Parece que se trata de hacer refor-
mas en- Ia colOniR de IeprosOs de d isln
de Cabras.
Estimamos que esas reformas son
de tOdo puntO indispensables.
MuchouGe ha hecho en- ell sentido de
pOner en condiciones higi6nicas aque-
lla colOnia. pero a6n queda mucho por
hacer, y este perteneCe & d admins
TRACTION.
Sc han traido aparatos para desin-
feCtar Las habitaciones en- donde fAlIe-
cieron personas atacadas de enferme-
dades infeCciosas y A6n no se han pc
dido aparRtos para Ia desinfecci6n de
an sitio tan peligr0so como 10 es la
colonia de apFosos.
Con mS6 detalIes nos oCuparemOs de
este 9s6nto que reviste exceptional
imp0ftancia.
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s. "A. LUZ ELECTRTCA
serVieO do noOhe Gorriente oOntnua baia snuion
NO HAY PELIGRO

Sc hcen oda clase de ncnes para parcuares
bFado p1blieo, abanicos toda clase de motores
ciendas :
ezstencas cOnstane preciOs guales
produce = - - :
Lame I'D Por tono tendrd empeadC
para cumplmentar sus deseos.
OFICTNAS: San Justo 9.
TeNfonos:-
Ay.,,.s8 ss9i' 4. ,sa.e sSs 4s. j. SIFRE
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RefOrma De IN T8gIamontO

EI Tribunal Supreme en- session de
este dia aCuerda mOdificar Ia Regla 81
del Reglamento de este Tribunal. para
que en- 10 sucesivO sc entiend0 redac-
tada en- ID siguiente forma:
DentrO de los cinco dias siguiente el
apelante, 6 su abogado. entregarkn aI
Secretario de esta Corte diez copias
impresas 8 escritas en- maquinilIa, de
dicha cOpiR de los autos transcript of
record para uso del Tribunal, parties
apeladas 8 los abogados: debiendo el
abogadO del apelRnte 8 el SecretaFiO
de ID Corte sentenCiadOra certifc0r
que dichas copias son COrrectas.
Esta enmienda empezar6 & regir in-
mediatamente.
San Juan. P. R.. Diciembre 5 de
1904.
Jose s. Quinogaes, Jose 6. hernandez,
Jose Ma. Figqter08, j. II. McLeG-
~. AdoZph q. Wolf.
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.iillBlJO N0nOPOLIOSIII

HiIo de coser inglks superior en- CO.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-06
Quartet General
de- Ia POIicia.

Han sido separalos .honrosamente
del cuerpo los cabOs y pOlicfas siguien-
tes:
CabO Joa6 G. Feliciano. eI die Is de
Dioiembre.
CabO IndaIeciO EstebAn, el DIS Is de
DiOiembre.
Guardia Felipe GOnz6lez. dfa 1e de
Diciembre.
GnaEdia Lucas serranO, dfa 1e de
Diciembre.
Guards Ramon BArreras, dfa 80 de
DiCiembre.
GuaEdis Jaime GOnzSlez. dfa 80 de
Diciembre.
REENGANCHADOs.
Guardia Ramon Parrills. dfa I de
Diciembre. ~
Guardis Juan Ferrary. dfa 10 de
Diciembre.
Guatdia Leocadio Brugman. dfa Is
de Diciembre.
Guards BienvenidO Diaz. dis IS de
Diciembre.
Guardia Felipe Gorzilez. dfa II de
Diciembre.
Cabo IudaleciO Esteban, dfs 16 de
Diciembre.
NOMBRAMIENTOS.
Guardia Mariano SuTsona Domin-
guez, para Msyseuez.
TRASLADOS.
CabO Octavio Huertaa de Comerfo &
BSyam6n.
CabO Manuel LIOveras de Bsyam6u
& Come1io.
Guardia Pho G. Vargas de Csguss 4
Csyey.
Gusrdis Santos Lopez de Csyey Z
Guardia Federico Medina de San
Juan & Toa-Alta.
Guardia Ramon F. MARITIME de Toa-
Alta & San Juan.
Guardia EzequieI Gonzalez de San
Juan lee bella.
Guardia Ramon Rios Diez de Isabs-
la & San Juan.
Guardia Atanasio Ricard de Cayey
& Humac0o.
GuRrdia Castor Motto de HumacaO
& Cayey.
Gusrdia Antonio Rivera Santiago
de Cayey & Juana Disz.
Guardia Felix Castro Acevedo de
Juana Diaz & Cayey.
Guardia Manuel Castro de AibonitO
& BArros.
Guardia Enrique Cab6 de BsrrOs 4
Aibouito.
Guardis Federico Costa de Aguadi-
lIa & Maysgtiez.
Guardia FlOrenOio Hernandez de
AGuada & Aguadilla.
Guardia jose Ramos Martinez de
Maya0iiez FsjardO.
Guardia Eduardo Otero de Maya
Rtez & FsjardO.
Guardis Vicente N. Calder6n de
Ponce Santa Isabel.
Guards Manuel Rosa de Santa Isa-
bel 6 Ponce.