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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-01
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, 14TH ST. CORNER OF L
St Rev Ulysses b Pieree ;or mh hs epm
parative Study of Religion, for adults. 10 am,
Unity Study Class; II am. morning s service Dee
pies Religious Union. Meeting in the lecture
room. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-01

CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justice Barnard.
| Geier agt. White; motion for new trial
| filed; plaintiffs attorneys, G. P. McGlue
and John J. Hamilton; defendants attorney,
r. P. Evans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
IN
MERIWETHER
TRIAL
Defense Opens by CritiGising
Physicians and Says Fight
Vas justified.
~ AssocIafed -

Annapolis. Nov Sat tO-days ses-
sion Of the Meriwether oourtmartial
arguments we're begun. Jas. Muhroe
opened the case for the defense. His
first Zine of alignment addressed itself
20 the medical testimony. This. he
said, was inconcluslve. except as TO
The fact that none of the experts had
ever seen injuries such as received In
this case from fist blows, but all had
seen injuries from impacts against
hard substances, as was testified to.
such as deceased received. in falls.
Therefore the court should hold that
the accused had no criminal connec-
ton with the death of Branch.
So far as the charge Of manslaugh-
ter is concerned we will rest the case
there. said Mr.. Munroe. IF Meri-
wether is convicted of anything fur
Their than disorder he will be MADE a
Ucarious sacrifice for a system and
for the sins of generations, if they be
sins. Conditions had been shown in
this case which makes it impossible
that the accused should have refrained
from the fight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01

Warsaw Nov. 30-According TO the
rev details which have been received
az Warsaw regarding the sea and
land battle at Sebastopol, the rebel
neet. on the evening Of November %
opened the attack on three local war
SHIPS. The latter replied briskly and
damaged a torpedo boat destroyer and
sunk a torpedo boat.
An attack was made on the bar
racks occupied by the mutineers. FIT
teen hundred of these with ten Maxim
guns surrendered during the night.
Il Is said that the conspiracy which
led 70 the mutiny went on under the
noses OF the officers and that even
vice Admiral Brief, the min
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01

A contract was let yesterday by H..
| G. Brent for the erection of a mag
hcent s200,0O0.0O three-st0ry frepro0r
: building on the site of the building
destroyed by fire just one month ago
to-day. The new building is 90 be
completed and turned over TO Mr.
Brent by May I, 1906. The contrac-
tors are III. T. LOwman e. Co. OF
Louisville, KY, represented by S. Is.
Leonard. Very little wood win be-
used In the BUILDING. the construction
being upon the most modern lines
which Will make it absolutely proof
against fire
The ground floor of the building viii
contain ten stores. thoroughly up TO
date i'm every particular, which win be-
connected by separate elevators with
store rooms directly over them in tho
second story, the stores and second
story rooms going together In each
case. In the center of the building
Openimg on lPalafOX street viii be
rotunda from which elevators VIII
run to the third floor. which win CON
tain Offices
The front Of the building. which Isl
of particularly attractive design. viii
be of stone, and this material an0 a
great deal of concrete. thing, terra
Gotta and similar fre-prOOf materials
viii be used i'm the construction of the
balance Of the structure.
The new Brent building. according
to the contract. must be finished by
the first of May of next year. which is
record time for so massive a struc-
ture, exactly six months from the day
the building that formerly occupied
the site was destroyed by FIRE The
debris of the old building has been
practically ali cleared away ana this
morning exactly one month since the
fire, work on the new BUILDING viii
be commenced.
Several of the stores fin the new
Brent block have already been rented
and. on account of its magnificent Do
cation for business purposes the ball
ance viii undoubtedly be taken long
before the completion OF the work by
the contractors.
No plans have yet been decided upon
for a building 10 occupy the site on
the corner of Palaf0x and Garden
streets, formerly occupied by the
Blount building. but the debris of The
old building has been pretty wen
cleared away ready for wOrkmeu to
begin on a structure as soon as the
KIND of a building most desirable Isl
decided upon by SIR Blount
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
Many Contests Upon the GridirOn
We're Played YeSter.
day.
CHICAGO THE UNDIsPUTED
CHAMPION OF THE WEST
sUWANEE NOT IN IT WITH
VhNDERsILT-scoREs IN THE
PRINCIPAL GAMES.
By Associated Press

Chicago, Nov. 30.-The undisputed
honor Of western football champion
ship was earned by Chicago to-day by
the close score of two points, earned
on a safety touchdown in the second
half by the splendid work of Captain
Catlin, of Chicago, assisted by the
poor judgement of Clark, of Michigan
il trying to back punt Of Eckersalls.
which barely reached the Michigan
goal line He was thrown across the
line by Catlin after he had thrown of
two Chicago tacklers, and two points
gained by a safety touchdown.
Brilliant open field play by
Chicago and hard, grinding, man kill
ing line work by Michigan was expect
ed by the thirty thousand spectators
that surrounded the gridiron on Mar
shall field. but the contrary was the
case.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01

Mariana, Fla, Nov. 3O-The prin-
cipal development today in the Will
liams murder trial, was the testimony
of the defendant. who went upon the
stand this morning at $3.50 o'clock,
and at noon he was still under eXamE
nation, When court again convened
he occupied the chair, consuming IN
all nearly FIVE hours in giving his tes-
timOny relative to the murder of John
White. Edwin G.. Dansby shooting of
Jas. White and the transactions that
lead up TO the events
During all this time the defendant,
who. although on trial for his life. was
cool and collected. His answers to
questions. his demeanor, shrewdnass
in evading questions and general de-
meanOr marked him as one of the
most expert witnesses that ever went
on a stand, especially 10 try and save
his own life Attorneys for the state
every question, every date, every
transaction. or anything bearing upon
his trial, he had a ready answer, show
ing plainly that he had not only
studied well the situation, but that
he was capable Of Keeping himself
clear Of any contradictory statements.
The plea of insanity, which was no
ticeable during the first days of the
session, was very evident during the
entire day. Witness. said he could
not remember anything after 2 o'clock
in the afternoon until the following
morning, when he awOke and found
himself IN Jail
Opening Delayed.
The opening of court this morning
was somewhat delayed. owing to the
fact taAt counsel for Williams desir-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01

Nashville, Nov. 3O.-Little short Of
marvellous was Searbr0ugh's drop kick
from the thirty-five yard line, which
gave Suwanee their only count in to-
days game on Dudley field The kick
was made against a stir wind in the
second half With this exception the
squad from the mountains could 90
nothing with Vanderbilt Vanderbilt
had weight and speed 0Eer Suwanee
and likewise displayed superior gen
eralship and knowledge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01

DRY being so good on some points and
so bad on others, the prisoner said.
II am not crazy, never have been
crazy and never represented myself
as being crazy They all say was
drunk. and ] suppose I was
Continuing be said that the revolver
be used was the one he had n his
shirt bosom; that the testimony about
Mr. White accusing him of shipping
goods % Century was an made ND. as
he WOULD have quit at once had he
been accused Of stealing. nor had Jim
White ever asked him for security on
account of bis Indebtedness 10 the
store.
He could not remember having any
conversation on the afternoon Of the
murder with anyone. nor purchasing
gum from Lazar Calm. nor could he
recOllect writing a check for S10O iu
the presence Of J. K QuarIes.
Checks in Evidence.
A number Of checks. some made
payable to cash and others 10 John
White. we're then placed fin evidence
TIE defendant went over them care
fully explaining in detail what haI
been purchased with the amount for
which the check had been drawn
As regards the statement of Deputy
Marshal Frank, who testified that one
Right he saw Williams aud another
party coming from the alleywav in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
ANNUAL HUNT Of
OSGEOLA
CLUB
Biz Thanksgiving Event a Great
Success DUMAS Team
the Winner.

The annual hunt Of the OsceOla
Cub was hello yesterday, over sixty
members participating and when the
last Of the Nimrois had reported at
the club d was found that the team
capiained By E G. ouina was the
winner, having a score % f.235 points
AGAINST their opponents record Of
1898.
The game killed by the respective
teams during the day was as follows.
Captain Quina Captain Hyer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01

81 PETERSBURG. Nov 30. (Midnight)
Wild rumors to the effect that the
emperor has been attacked and that
one grand duke has been wounded
were in circulation here today. The
Associated Press, on the authority Of
a member of his msjesty's encourage
at TsarskOe- SelO is enabled to abso-
lutely deny these ruInOrs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
CONFEDERATE BATTLE
FLAG WAS RETURNED
RY AssoeIatsa Prsss.

Chicago. Nov. So.-An old Confed-
crate battle nag, captured in action
By the Eighth Illinois Cavalry regi-
ment from the thirteenth Virginia
Cavalry was returned to the state Of
Virginia last night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
Georgia Teoh-cIemson.

Atlanta, Nov 30.-GeoTgia Tech laid
undisputed claim to being the second
best team m Dixie by defeating Glenn
son on 'the Tech leid here to-day.
The Techites out played the Caro-
lnans, keeping the ball in the latter's
territory most of the time Heisman
viii remain coach of the Tech another
year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
THE PRESIDENT
ON HEBREW
PEOPLE
Makes Exception TO His Rule and
Writes Letter IN Honor Of
Jewish Anniversary.
Former President Cleveland De-
liRrsd Speech al Gathering.

HE PRAISED TIE SPIRIT or JEW
IsH CITIZENSHIP AND THE Ac.
coMPLissNENTs or THE JEW.
fsH people SINCE THEIR AD-
VENT on AMERICAN SOIL TWO
AND a HALF CENTURIES AGO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
ROOSEVELT And CLEVELAND
TO The JEWS OF AMERICA
Fifteen Hundred Mutineers
Surrendered at SebaStOpOl

lister of marine, who was in
Sebastopole fortnight ago, sus-
pectod nothing. The sailors waited
till they were assured Of the support
Of the troops, who, however, refused
TO 90 over to the mutineers when the
die was cast.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01

lItIboNt q NtN oIh Aeil ~ lllili1li
meeting ln carnegie hail lo-ea4 "a
celebration ~ the l1ytn annlf ersary OF
tne landing oI ne 9e"s id America
among it speakers were loi me
president liefeitno, governor 1le
SINS asa hienop Noaalniol 1eef
l-es'ret hopsff el aloIeeeea iet'
me slleils
preeIccrt Rcoecrcits Letter.
PRESIDENT rocrareli,s letter read a.
s.r-tr white u,ree Waehfnrfon No
rhrr Is 1908.
"Ny Dear slr-I am forced to make
g rule nos 20 write letters on the occa-
sion oi any celebration. no matter now
important simply because can no.
write one without either committing
uisei 10 write hundreds OF others OF
else running me rlsk or giving onense
t- worthy persons. make an eN'
cenion M ms case because OF me
iemenialle ana terrible snnerins 70
which - many oI the 1eWiih people
PM otnef ianos nave been subjected
makes me leeI % my duty as me head
oi me American people not only ID
express my deep sympathy Tor them
60 now 90 nut 81 ne same time 20
point ouI Nnat me qualities 81 citl-
zenslil nave oeen displayed by lne
men OF jewish Ialin ano race, Who.
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NeH-r on tite ineliluilous ana eqlai
treatment before me law feel Fefs
strongly tnat ~ any people are op-
pressed any where, me wrong newt
aN-l reacts in me enc on those who
suppress tnen TOT N ls an lmmutaDle
iaN m me spiritual world that no one
c.n wrong others and yet IN the end
-lnstL escape unhurt
OF Great SioniFcance.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01

Inc crowd hunted m couples and
the highest scores OF the day, made
by any two men. were as fllows:
Capt DUMAS team: r. =. Caldwell
ana ". B. Runysp. $40 points.
Capt Hyer's team: r. A. Hyer and
w x. Hyer ST.. $50 points.
The members of Captain Hyers
team. having the lowest score. will
have 20 stand the expense Of a game
dinner Tor the members of the club
which VIII be served at the club
rooms on saturday night.
The Hunting Teams.
The respective teams chosen TO par
pate IN the hunt we're composed of
the following gentlemen. one OF two
- whom. however. found it impossible
70 enjoy the sport and remained IN
the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01

Capt. Henry Hyer Capt. e. q. Quin,
Eyer. r. A. Brown T. S.
Turner. c. H. liver. j. w.
Hyer, ". X Caldwell, r. c.
Thornton. II. III. Runyan. W. b.
Kessler. W'D. c. Hinman. A. e.
Simpson. r. 3. Brosnaham. III. A.
Simpson. C. III. Moreno. S.
Lamar. G. ". Quina. r. S.
Bushnell, r. G. Whiting. f III.
Pssco. S. Jr Reese. E. IL
Brgan. J. J. Kelisr. J. r..
Avery, A. H. Jr. EitEen, Gus
Leonard, $. a. Skinner. r.. TT.
Hyer. ]. Il. Wentworth. Geo. p.
O'Connor. J. p. Brooks. AZ. A.
JOnes..N. c. Hecker. r. C..
Stillman, J. r. Pitt ". NJ
Moreno. N. Pyne. F. e.
Hargis. j. W. Wright. W B.
Dorn0e. P. X. Reilly. p. w.
lngraham, W Carrot n. A.
Porter, J. C. Denham, r. S.
Rotureau. n. p. Kessler. T. Y.
Jennings 7. A. whiting. j. \.
Whiting. II. ri Wright. A. y.
Gordon. o. H. Howe. r. O.
Blount. A. c. Jr. Brown. A. A.
Dunwody, B. Hase, ". +.
Baas. u. 70. Hatch. III J.
Quina. ri. A. Maves Frank Z.
Cross. s. H. Sterhens. s. 81
Crawford, L. C. Brown. Homer
avery. A. H. Pitt B. r.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
Consumed Nearly Five Hours TsS-
tifying Relative to Shooting
at Whites Store.
Cool and Collected and Answered
Questions Carefully.

CROSS QUESTIONED AT LENGTH
BUT WITHOUT SHAKING HIS
TESTIMONY IN ANY PARTlCU.
LAR-EVERY DETAIL OF THE
MATTER GONE INTO THOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEGUN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
MUST BE TURNED
OVER To HIM
MAY 1ST.
Fine Structure to Occupy Site Of
Building Which Was Burned
One Month Ago to-day.
Building will Be Modern and a
Credit to the City.

NJ. T. LoWMAN & CO., or LOUIS
VILE REPRESENTED BY S. S.
LEONARD, GET CONTRACT AND
WILL BEGIN WORK AT ONCE
LARGE PART or SPACE Is Al
READY RENTED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
PennsYlvanla-CorneIL

Philadelphia, Nov. 30-Pennsvl-
vania defeated Cornell in their an
nual game to-day by the narrow mar
gin of one point, the score being 6 20
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-01
Cross Examination.

Here the witness was turned over
20 the prosecution. The state solici.
tor began TO cross question Williams
IN a rapid manner and this was the
only time during his examination that
he showed any sign Of breaking down.
He had then been under fire for about
three hours, and when the state soil
citor opened up relative to his mem
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fcoatinaea on sixth Page
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Continued on Page Thresl
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The opening of court this morning
was somewhat delayed owing to the
TACT taat counsel for Williams desir-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-11
Jorge OHNET

han de ser los compaheros ndspensabes del vaero que
Gamma haca ideal artstco? No hay en- las exigen-
cias de Lavr6n mezquna remembrance de la bohe-
mia antigua las privacones han de formar parte ntrin
del traje del arta7 Tcda palabreria toda
intransgenca algo rdfcuas Sc puede tene ideas
y vivir como los demas.
Ell geno ha de ell hijo obligado de la misera."
Ante ojos que estaban 6jos Ell horzonte,
tornado por gera nieba, evant6 6gura mas de-
fnida cada momento reconcile Eva, que catamen-
te dirigia hacia e
Esaba coronado de flores, como Ofelia anes de hun
drse en- ell absmo adonde la llev6 su amor. Hizo un
gesto para atraer Derstal, aquella amada habfa
tristeza cue ell compostor sin6 que le oprfa
e corazon.
Encolerisado, pens6 "C6mo "Hasta aquf me per-
sgue7 mo esoy des9uitado va ea7 Me debe su re-
putaci6n.
IEstoy undo ella para siempre por los lazos de una
labor comn Cada de ha trabajado para ell
otro; pero ella es libre yo 10 soy tambien.
lSesfa precise que tcda mi vida permanecese undo
primera Affection tuvese que renuncar todo 10
que Ia exisencia ofrece de nuevo de atrayente? .
La orma femenina que aoaba sobe las ola que cast
Sc haba convertible foco de W. volvoa desdibu-
jarse repennamente de;vaneci6 POGO POGO como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-11

niebla gera, Dersta 500 vic en- ell las blan
cas- gavotas que revooteaban con vuelo sencioso
meancoco.
-Ben-di1o miss Brandon, volviendose hacia
compafero.-No podra usted acusarme de habere inte
rrumpido en- sus refexiones. Hace muy de
de hora que meda usted nj lado, sin que al
parecer acuede de que lie haba hecho pregunta
de la que dependia porvenir ell mio.
Es precise que divide que esta tratando con una
americana que los suehos ciertamente 10 mas
oportuno Por I'm momento debe usted ser positive
PRACTICE Cuando resoluc6n este tomada. podra po-
nerla mdsica, 81 quiere, espero que la
juntos.
Dersta sonrio.
-Susana, acaba usted de defnr exactamente nuestra
situacon. De lado ell ensue6o represenado por MI
del accion representada por used Dos dis
tintas; dos caracteres opuestos
" una Affection sincera para servir de lazo-dijo
Sussna grave.
La i6ven tend6 una mauo. Derstal la estrech6 en-
las suyas acercandose la 6ven bao la Garcia
de sol matinal ante las olas azues cambiaron
beso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-11
Compr:arenos.
Uaa ssess % aarsmss paa sns 10 ssu

( DeeeGaAos Que v. oonoacA q Uqno.
rene, y 81 producte u dirz m&s de 10 que
acso1os podemoo decixle. Pos 10 tanto,
e rogamoe NOS permita xega1agle l. pri.
mera botella CON obieto de que haga un
eAsayo. Dele qua 10 pruebe que hace 10
cue Las Medicinas NO pueden hace9. Yea
ms efeetos t6nicoe. Njess como destruye
los gErmenes. Depues v. 10 usar4 Stem.
pre-, como nos0tfos hacemoe. y como
&acen mil1ones de personas.
Este ofrecimiento por 81 mismo debiera
eonvencef1o de que e1 Liquozone hace 10
que pretendemos. Seguramente NO com
prar1amos una botel1a para regalArsela 81
tuviesemos Ia meuor dudA acerca de los
seau1tados. v. necesita estos resultados;
v. necesita estar bien, y conservaTse hien.
Y este no puede v. conseguirlo, nj uadie,
eta el Liquozons.
Pagamos Sloo. 900
1or los derechos del Liquozone IN
america otros paises. Hicimos este,
aespues de ensayar durante dos aiios el
producto por medic de Medicos y Hospi-
bales; despuEs de probar en- miilares de
casos diferentes, que e1 Liquozoue des-
kruye Ia causa de cualquier enfermedad
nicr6bica. Ell Liquozone ha sido por
mas de 40 amos objeto de constantes estu-
dios cientifcos y qufmicos. No se hsce
mezc1ando drogas nj con alcohol. Gus
Virtudes sc der1van so1amente de gases,
anayormente gas ongeno, por un proceso
que requiere "a dias. y el ernpleo de In
mensos aparatos. 81 resu1tado 60 un r.
guido que hace 10 que el oxigeno. 70
AN alimento para Ia sangre y los nssv!es,
siA;sSitalisa y puzi6es. p m ssseda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-11
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Demandados.

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
a las Sucesiones de Dofia Teresa Do
fla Emilia Reys y Tibaut, viuda de
Don Martin Sainz, compuesta de
Dofla Maria Luisa Sainz, viuda de
Fayambois, de Jorge Sainz, sus
causa-habientes, herederos, oquien
su derecho represente.
Por e1 presente Sc notifca a ustedes
que Sc ha presentado en- la ofcina del
Secretario de esta Corte. la demanda
de la actora antes citada en- la cual
sup1ica la Corte, que una vez vistos
los documentos de los que Sc han to-
mado los hechos aqul consigpados
dicte sentencia, condenandc a las de-
mandadas, sus sucesiones, sus cauSa-
habientes 6 cua1esquiera que su de-
recho represente, al pago de dos ter
ceras rartes de I,I4o dollars, con sus
intereses legales y costas de este pro-
cedimiento.
Y Sc notifca ustedes que de no
comparecer conteStar esta demanda
dentro de los cuarenta d1as despues
de la primera publication de este
edicto, la demandante podra obtener
obtendra de la Corte. una sentencia
de conformidad con la s1plica de la
Demanda, previa justification de 70
consignado en- el art1culo 1o5 del CO.
digo de Enjuiciamiento Civil apar-
tado 8.
Y para su publication en- Ell peri6-
dico el BOLETIN MERCANTIL de San
II
mana durante Ell termino de cuarenta
dfas, y de orden del Honorable Luis
Mufloz Morales, Juez de esta Corte
libro la presente en- Guayama el dia
70 de Diciembre que frmo y sello
con el de la Corte. Fecha de la pri-
mera publication, Diciembre 4.
Es Abogado de la Demandante, Don
c. Dom inguez y Rubio.
Francisco Morales, Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-11
NOtiClas

El teniente Vjllariny telegraf6 esta
mafiana al coronel Hamili participate
d lie que aver tarde Sc llevaron 4
efecto en- Aguadilla varios mitines de
ganda de huelga por oradores de
la Federation Libre, reinando orden
por completo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-11

En- la tarde do aver los individuos
Felipe Belpre y Juan Nepomuceno
Nogueras (a) "Marcheno" alteraron la
paz en- un cafe de Cayey, siendo arres.
tados inmediatamente por ell Teniente
Soto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-11

El Teniente Reyes, del puesto de
Polic1a 1nSular destacado en- Caguas
Sc encuentra enfermo y con tai motive
el capit5n Fernandez Mater ha solici-
tado la incorporation del sargento
Mongil para hacerse cargo de la do
marcacion; mjentras tanto esta allf
provisionalmente ell cabo Valladares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-11

A las dc la tarde de aver ocurri6
un chnque entire dos carros electricoS
en el trayecto de la playa de Ponce al
pueblo frente 4 la hacienda "Quena-
do re sultando dos individuCs heridOs
sin gran importancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-11

La Ultima obra de- Derecho editada
en- el BoLETIN es la Jurisprudence en-
10 criminal establecida por ell Tribu-
nal Supreme de Puerto Rico durante
el aflo d1timo 1904. Vease el anuncio
correspondence.