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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
HIS WIFE
On Whom He Depends TO Prove His
Innocence is Missing.

Troy, Ohio. Sept 5.-Frank c. Good
ing who Is confined n the county jail
here at the instance of the postal au-
thorlties, who accuse him of raising
money orders. Is anxious to locate his
wife, as he says that through her he
will be tble to prove an alib and
thus establish his innocence. Gooding
was arrested n Chicago. H., about
four weeks ago His alleged offensa
was committed at Dayton, Ohio, it is
said and he abs been in Jail since then
He was brought here about two weeks
ago.
He says that he will be tble to Prov
by his wife and other Witnesses that
he was not at Dayton when the offense
was said to have been committed.
He says further that his wife pos
sesses certain papers that will estab-
lish beyond doubt that he hod no
knowledge or connection with the
crime as charged
He says that he wrote her shorty
after his arrest and that she re piled
with letter of sympathy and express
sed confidence in his innocence. How.
ever, since then he has written her
several letters, but has NOT received
an answer, and he imagines that some
accident has befallen her, as he feels
assured that she will not desert h m
now.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
DYING GIRL
Sent Word to the Youth who Shot Her
That she Had Forgiven Him

Warsaw Ind, Sept 5.--Miss Hattie
Foster, the victim of John Mauzey's;
murderous bullets Friday night last.
died this morning. She was conscious
to the last.
Before her death she sent word to
Mauzy that he was forgiven for the
crime. When Mauzey was told that
his victim was dead, he swooned away
and was unconscious for an hour
Later, when relative brought the
word from Miss Foster. he again
tainted, and has since been confinel
to his bunk
A grand jury will be called at once
and Mauzy indicted. His trial will be
held at the present term OF court.
Every precaution Is being taken 10
keep the prisoner from doing himself
injury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
HyPNoTlsY.
Will be Studied by the Virginia Cap,
tain While on Trial for Murder

Norfolk. Va, Sept, 5.--Captain r..
w Jones, Of the Seventy-first Virgin.
la regiment, who killed Maude Cam.
eron Robertson, waived examination
when arraigned today ard was sent
10 the grand jury.
The prisoner asked to be permitted
to have in his cell work on hypno
tism and this request was granted,
Commonwealth Attorney Tilton sad
he had no idea that any hypnotism
could be used on the jury which will
try Captain Jones month hence, and
attached no Importance to the requets
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
NERVOUS2 THEN
GET MARRIED
HERE'S A NEW CURE THAT WAS
TRIED WITH SUCCESS RY Al
BRIDEGROOM 64 YEARS OLD
NEEDED A HELPMATE

Philadelphia, Sept. Sit was upon
the suggestion Of Henry G. Weston,
president Of Grocer Theological Semi
nary, at Upland. Pa, who advised
him to wed as soon as possible, that
the Rev. Elias II. Johnson. professor
Of systematic theology in the institu-
ton, a wealthy preacher Of the Bap.
tist faith, author and lecturer. mar
ried Miss Lillian B. Morgan Saturday,
about seven months after the death of
his wife. DR.. johnson is sixtyfour
years old; his bride Is about twenty.
five years younger. They are spend
ng their honeymoon In Atlantic City
Miss Morgan was employed in the
Baptist publication society in the Gro
zier building. DR., Johnson had known
her ever since she was girl.
After the death OF his wife, DR..
johnson grew very irritable, according
| to DIR. Weston. He was often seen in
company with Miss Morgan. and sew
eral months ago their engagement
leaked out through one MIR, Sullivan.
II saw long ago that what Or
johnson needed was a helpmatee, Dr.
Weston says. and encouraged the
marriage in every way learned that
perrons who knew them were using
the attachment as gossip. and Dr. John
son was very sensitive en- this sub
iect He wanted TO mourn the death
Of his wife for at least one year, but
saw that he was growing more nerv.
ous each day.
The seminary opens next month
and Dr Johnson thought, as I did,
that probably the students, too, would
talk Of the engagement He asked
me for advice and 7 told him that
married life was iilst waat he needed
to restore him to his former self"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Around Earth the Train to Move the
Crops Of America viii Extend

"
Chicago, ILL.,. Sept. 5,-Well posted
railroad men here have been figuring
on the number of cars that Will be re
quired to move the enormous crops
of the United States to their respec
tive destination. According TO their
ttatistics train about IL 900 miles
long will be needed to handle the har.
vest. They figure the modern freight
car to be so feet long. This would
mean about 100 cars to the mile In the
prodigously long train, Of 1,,10O 600
cars in all
A train 1900 miles long would all
but half way encircle the earth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
Act of the Most Historic Event
OF the Country Ended When
Treaty Was Signed
SIMPLE CEREMONIES
ATTENDED THE IMPRESSIVE
SCENES BUT GUNS BooMED
sALuTES IN HONOR or
EVENT - ENJOYS
TOAST EACH
OTHER

Portsmouth, N. H., Sept 5.-The
treaty of peace between Russia and
Japan was signed at 3:47 p. m. today.
On the instant of the consummation of
the great historical act, salute was
fired at the United States navy yard
on Kittery point
Witte, accompanied by De Rosen
and Mr.. Plancon, left the hotel for the
navy yard at 2:30.
komnra, Takahira and Mr.. Denni
son, tha legal advisor Of the japanese
ENJOYS, left at 2;48 for the navy yard
They were greeted by guests Of the
hotel gathered on the veranda to wit
ness their departure.
Komura had been preceded by Sato
and the Japanese secretary. taking
there copy of the peace treaty in a
large black leather portfolio.
Both the Russian and Japanese mis-
sions on their arrival at the navy
yard We're received at the entrance 81
the building by Admiral Mead, while
two companies Of marines command
ed by Major Moses rendered military
honors. a1
The copies Of the peace treaty
brought to the navy yard had beer
carefully compared by the secretaries
OF the two missions, in order to avoid
the necessity of reading them before
The signing, at which personages ex
traneous to the negotiations assisted
When the secretaries had assigned
the perfect exactness Of the two cop
les Of the treaty. the plenipetentiar
les ard other members OF the twt
missions entered the conference hal
accompanied by Assistant Secretary
Pierce, Governor McLane. Admira
Mead and the mayor Of Portsmouth.
Witte, the chief of the Russian plen
ipotentiaries, was first to sign hi,
name to the treaty. After the cere
monies of signing the treaty, Roser
delivered short speech, pointing ou
the Importance OF the event and The
influence ii will have in relations he
tween the two countries.
He ended by expressing the satisfac
ton he felt at the good relation.
which have characterized the work d
the plenipotentiaries
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
WOULD HANG NEGRO HIMSELF
Grocer Already had Rope Around the
Thlef's Neck

Newport News. Va, Sept. 5.-An.
drew Holbrook, negro who attempt
ed to break into movable lunch
wagon belonging to F, l.. Townsend,
IA grocer narrowly escaped death at
the hands Of the grocer.
Townsend had put rope about the
negro's neck, and, It Is said, was
about to string himf up, when per.
sons who had been attracted to the
scene by the negro's cries, interfered.
Townsend's wife in night drees. seated
on an empty box, is allebed to have
been encouraging the grocer, saying
Hang him. ! never saw a n gger
hung in my life"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
TWO DEATHS YESTERDAY
IN THE CRESCENT CITY BUT THE
LIST GROWS LARGER IN
OTHER PLACES - NO
TRUTH IN THE
REPORTS.
Report to 6 p. m.

New Orleans, Sept. 1.-The impress
sion which Mondays unexpected leap
IN new cases caused, gave way to
the feeling Of intense satisfaction to-
day when there was a renewed syi-
dence that yellow fever here IL almost
completely under control. and there lis
sanguine feling in business circles.
The sensational statements appear
ing elsewhere that the sugar planta-
tions Of Louisiana are deserted. that
because they are unable to get labor.
planters will lose their crops and that
thousands Of persons viii be desti-
tnte are stated here ID be absolutely
without any foundation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
WITH A REVOLVER
Insane Man Terrorized the Neighbor
hood and Was Finally Caught.

Fairmont, w Va, September g.
After terrifying the people Of Farm.
ington, w. Va, and shooting at several
men, two Of whom were slightly
wounded, Henry Pyles is in jail here
He has been adjudged insane. Four
months ago Pyles shot Howard Moore
through the leg. He escaped arrest
until today, when Constable Tooth
man found him at home.
When Pylcs saw the officer he drew
a revolver, but was thrown to the floor
before he could shoot
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
LIGHTNING HITS
BIG RACE CROWD
ONE MAN KILLED AND SCORES
INJURED WHEN BOLT STRUCK
IN CENTER or 1900 AT UTAH
RACE TRACK

Richfeld, Utah, Sept. 5.-Atlas Beaa
was killed, Dwight Bean perhaps fa
tally injured and scores of Others SER
iously hurt by a bolt of lightning Which
struck in the center OF a crowd cf l..
200 persons watching horse races a.
Richtied fair More than 205 persons
were thrown TO the ground and most
of them were insensible for seyertl
seconds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

long resting place at that time. Its
blade was thick with rust that had
eaten deep into the steel and the hilt
was caked with earth
The saber showed evidence Of hard
usage. Several inches Of the blade
had been broken off, possibly in the
last desperate onslaught that cost It's
owner his life. The edge of the blade
bears deep hicks and on the hilt are
marks which tell of hand to hand con
fl cts. Just below the hilt the initial
TX. c." can still be deciphered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
PLoW TURNS UP A SWORD
Relic Of the Battle of Westport Is
Found by Boy.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept 5.-A broken
cavalry saber that was probably car
ried by one of General Joe Shelby's
gallant troopers, who fell in the bat
tie of Westport, Was found yesterday
in field on John Videman's farm
south of Westport. The weapon was
picked up by Harold Barthelson, the
7-year old son of Karl Barthelson Of
4403 Bell street.
Harold found II in some high grass
in field that was pIowed last spring,
and ii was probably turned out of It's
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
JEALOUS NEGRO
SHOT z WOMEN
SNEAkED TO WINDOW AND FIRED
SHOT GUN WITH FATAL RE-
SUITS AT WHITE WOMEN
ONE DEAD

Bloomington, H., Sept. 5.-Thomas
Waters, colored, a barber of Clinton
this evening went to the home Of John
Girard in Clinton, and fired a shotgun
through the window, killing Lydia
Grant. of Kenney, H.. and fatally
woundlng Mrs. Alice Jackson, daugh
ter of Girard.
Both women are white. Jealousy
is the supposed motive Waters e8
capped
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
sWoRE AT THE GIRL.
And Then He Shot and MortaIIy
Wounded Her Faithful Brother.

Union City, Tenn, September g.
Last night at Troy Adolphus Holder
shot and mortally wounded young
man named John Wells The bullet
passed through his back Holder es
caped. Both are members of promin.
ent families The tragedy grew ont OF
Holder cursing Wells s.er. upon her
refusal to permit him to accompany
her from church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

In 1876 the British parliament for
bade The transportation Of conYicts N
English colonies iu America Ven
few ccnvicts were sent TO Virginia.
ard most of those sent were political
prisoners, the aristocratic element pre-.
dominating Virginia was the only
colony that ever received convicts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
MARKED COIN
Found on the IS Year Old Who Was
Arrested

Richmond, KY, Sept. 5.--Dock Ep.
person war taken into custody tonight
by the postal authorities charged
with robblng the mails on Rural Route
No. 3 His arrest was effected by
marked coin being place In some let.
teE, which later was foand on his
person. Epperson is only 10 years
OF age.
Bantam Chickens From Java.
Haltat chickens came from Ban.
IN, town In Java.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
CONDITION AT TALLuLAh.

Nickbnrgs Miss, Sept. 5s--From Tall
lulah, Louisiana, IL reported rather
serious state of affairs. Eighteen Oh
twenty cases OF yellow fever have ap-
peared there during the past few days.
A. + Lane, secretary OF the Fifth
Louisiana district levee board. died to-
day and several others are critically
ILL.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
BISHOP sPAuLDlNC I'M
SERIOUS CONDITION

Peoria. H., Sept. 5.-Bishop I
John l.. Spalding of the diocese :
of Peoria, has suffered re- :
lapse following his attack of :
paralysis three months ago. He :
has been in Lebanon, KY, at :
his old home for several weeks :
and kilograms received today :
stated his physicians and :
friends were alarmed at his :
condition. Stomach trouble, =
brought on by the first stroke :
of paralysis. and which the 4
doctors fear may cause anoth-
er attack, is said to be the 4
present difficulty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
SHE SAVED THE HOME

Bellefontalne Ohio Sept. 5.--Mrs.
Eberbard Bipi, residing near Mt. Vic,
tory, today carried from her house q
gasoline stove which had exploded.
She saved her home. but was, perhaps,
fatally burned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
FORMER JUDGE PARKER
GETS $4,000 SALARY

New York. Sept Former
Judge Alton b. Parker will sue
eeed professor Collins as chief
counsel for the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company. An annual
salary of 100000. according
TO an announcement today.
Collins has retired, and the firm
of Collins & Sheehan, which
has acted for years in an advis
ory capacity to the company,
will now be known as Sheehan
& Parker William f. Sheehan
was one of Parker's strongest
supporters In the recent presi
dent al eamp;ign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
ONE DEATH IN ATl ANITA.

Atlanta Gu Sept. 81 n. Carrns
theirs who arrived from Pensacola last
Friday and who was sent To the deten-
Ition hospital, died today from an av.
tack Of yellow fever Of pronounced
type. This Is the only case that has
been fatal here
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

hot fight set fire to them.
Tartar bands are securing the coun-
try, numbering and pllaging.
The country Is in d safe Of wild
panic and houses and farms are being
abandoned.
Famine in many parts of the country
renders the situat on more terrible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
UNDER cALoRoFoRM
The Boy Died Getting Ready For the
Surgeons Knife.

Upper Sandusky, Ohio, September s.
Charles. the twelve-year-old son OF
Andrew Karcher. of near Kirby. died
operation. While playing he ran a
thorn In his foot. 1t was poisonous
and necessitated an operation Chic
reform was administered and shortly
afterward, the doctor observing that
the boys muscles were relaxing, fell
his heart and found him dead
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
THEY'RE AFTER HIM

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Sept. 5.--Secrct
service men are here looking for a
man who bombarded President
Roosevelt with tclegrams on How
to settle the Russian Jap war"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
And Destruction Follow in Wake
of the Murderous Tartar
Bands
MANY BATTLES FOUGHT
AND THE LIST OF DEAD is GROW
ING-REFuGEEs FLEE FROM
THEIR FARMS IN
TERROR

ST. Petersburg. Sept 5.-The dis.
patch from Tlfiis says:
Whole southeast Of Caucasus is
now terrorized by Tartars Refugees
are pouring in here from Baku, f iza-
bethpol, and Shusha
Details from Shusha show that sew.
eral engagements were fought between
Tarters and Armenians behind regular
positions and that a considerable part
of the town was soon In flames.
According to Official estimates more
than 200 houses were destroyed"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
SIX CASES IN vIcksauRc

Vicksburg, Miss, Sept. s.. With six
new cases Of yellow fever today's re-
cord was the worst since the disease
made It's appearance here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

On the State railways IN Germany
the colors Of the carriages are tho
same as the ckets Of ,heir respective
classes; thus nrstclass carriages are
yellow, second-claas gfcen and third.
class white.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
BRYAN DELAYS

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 5.--Willlam Jen
nngs Bryan has decidei to delay his
departure on world tour to attend
the Nebraska Democratic convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Baku, Sept 5.--Troops are acting
with the utmost wigor, but they have
not succeeded in restoring order, al
though there is rather lers firing.
Armed rioters todty attacked the
oil works in Balakhan and after a
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
FOURTEEN CASES IN NATcHEz,

Natchez, Miss, Sept. 5.One new
case of fever was reported today.
There has been fourteen cases to date
but no deaths.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
births in New YORK.

Two Thousand babies are born every
week ~ New Ycrb city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Flight of Honey Bee.
The average range of honey bees
iig'af is three miles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
auques que deben liegar
y salidas de este puerto

puerto Rico" - S liz de Barcelo
ma el 8 del ppdo. hacienda las es-
elias de Valencia, 'GMalaga, Cadiz y
Canarias, para eSta, May giiez. Pom
ce, Santi'go de Cuba y Habana.
"% "fio TX -E>ta 4 la carga en- Bar
ce)ona p8ra salir el 2S del corriente
haciendo las escalas de costumbre '
de .@Ganaries saldra el 10 dc Marie
para sta May giiez, Ponce, puertos
lie Cuba Ne'w Orleas.
"Phineas w. Sptague Sali6 de
New York para eSta el 4 del corriente
Newbure> De .Montevideo salit
|e1 7 del corriente y estara aqui fines
del actual
|. "Antonio Lopez Del 81 al p de-
corriente debe estar apui para segui1
con destino a Canarias, Cadiz, BARGE
Iona Geneva.
"Montserrat -Sali6 de Cadiz para
esta Il IS del corriente.
Caracas saldra para New York e.
% del corriente
Philadelphia FL % del corriente
recaJard procedente de New York.
Julia -Mafiana reform ra para Il
1abana y puertos intermedios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

nsralao a..
So lrl pais - svafs
Nsisailas e. y ass facaNss a o
ssAfhsn w. a.
litaohasi aafta "a p.e So
80
turns - "a, 81 IL
faf ksA tisr IS saa.f sAna.
81. -.
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: ia@sle mAr 80
1smnnes s..
i.laan kocA'nofa 4 Saty. american,
O. vsA
wan'caa. $50 = 3, '. n .-i..
ae Sc. Z -
hangvqnsila sss SO
pas,a. s. de- pals ~
p.eta amcrs.tna = .,a5ss Sc rns
@frsh. -
pap.s aGrerCsnas - %. uspaao
las vn e jas )
Tecino aSisa4 aaz
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TaSaio 4 So as
Sfn vsriac on - dcrnaS aTticsloS pu
blicadoS ;ilrmamvnic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
CoTsz:CIostS Oe GRTICUl0S DEL Pals

AzU~ AR.-para a oon>umo
os,apade l,laro) s. So
I've miel olarol dc $ Z.
Cenirifuga (clarol ~ 7sas.
Americana "a $3.50
De Ponce H. 81 = a 81
Almid6n :
Al9od6n 50 50 ?
Gaze corriente. SI3a I3H
Cueros dulces alred ededor de $40 y. i II
'Cocos $50 millar
Ron % gr ados artier de - snts
gallon
Maiz, a $50. "a
'~bo SAH 90
Tabaco, nomir al
AZUCAR PARA E,XPORTAR
c thames de s. S S4o seg1n
pola rizaclon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company London
Incorporated by Royal Charter 1893.
Under contract with IL Maiesty's Government

=. Los magnlh os vaporcs "ESK" & &:"EDEN" de esta
Companfa canrdaan escaa Ia ia Puerto Rico
pezando nero 2y comun ando as nuest isla San
Thomas Isas Ing Holland saS, rarCcsas Venezuela
Coomb stOs vapOreS recon- endan eSpecalmente
los Tursas eetando cqu ados toda case de comfort
modeno sc admit tamen carga para las isas antedchas
como ademaS para todOe Jos puertOs &c i:urot a
Adcmas de esos vapoc, de pasaeos, que reca an en-
puerto reguamentc cada qunCena tnero
2 habr buena aston para emOarcar para todos los
pueros de Europa los vapoeS de de esta Compana
los poan cuaquier de los puertos de la lsa
siempre que haya sufCicnte carsa.
Para mas detal-s dirigrse &:
6 Co. Succs. SAN JUAN =:
LUNDT 81 Co. MAYAGuEz. Agentes.
e. LEDEsMA 6 Co, ARECBO. Agentes.
J. T. SILVA BA~K s. Com. Co., ACUADILlA Agenes
FElu Co. Ponce. Agentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

desde Jane > que el gu.idia:. CRU
tia present. una quemadurA ea eI
cuello,. d tro dr revolver, que e me
dico no h~ qnerid' c'liicAr, ' seria
llevado de uevo al ml~ar,, para h.
ccrlo reconccer ii juvz de~S.n Lo-
renzo se1o, C6rdove b rIo+ sc encon-
traba en- uncus instr y moo diiIgen :
cias pr;iclp6 que. tiene eutendldo
hay muchos test'gos en favor dc los
amotinadnS.-~%:
). ..-> Ell. CO p[t xj:4duerrero suplica qae.va
va un Juez espeolai p IA CSC a>uuto..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
ALA CATALINA"
REST A u RIA MT
SAN FRANCISCO. So.


El que suscribe, due1o de este acreditadC
:stabetlmientO, pone en- cOnoClmlento de SuS
numeroSos paUoQuanos del pGblco en- e
neral, que acaba de hacer en- Fl impor antes
reformas y mejnras con e tin de eAtendei az
POGO mas el neg"clo que e. publioo Sc te
nedcie Siempre Que el eslabeclmlento n pier
da, porque no tar solo es ell meQr de 81 cia
Sc. Slno d0nde me ~ St come.
Para mi casa S"mpro las mejores legumbres
del mercado todo" mis- aYli>uos son de pJmeta
calldad, tengo un eXcelente personal y entendi
dos en- ei artc cunar o, una depcndencia
agradate, aCtiVa Y blen edncada.
MIS- pTeCiOs eSLn en- relaclon con la sHuacioh
actual.
is mas, teniendO en- cuenta la eScaSez Y fats
de trabajo por que eI puebi vi ne atraveSando
he nve ado ms precIos al ut!mo BodegoD, con
el TN de que Ell obfero pueda conner bIen gaStaD
do POGO dnerO
Y como e moVimento Sc demuestra andand0
todo ei que quiera oChvenoerSe lie clio, ne tieEe
mas que ha, er una vista quedara conVen>ido
one eS el me lor en- su case donde me lor mas
barato Sc come
Por I'm cubierto de II Al y de 5 a I, so cen
tavos.
Sc hacen aponos Sc manda Ia comida do
meiliO ETeoios Iimitados.
1ambien of.ezCo hab taciones frescas, Iimpias
ventlladas en- mi casa lie huespedes ola
America" San anciSco 81; el paSajero hoSpe
dado en- "la An,erIoa" v: conner LA Ca
talaDa" en- Ia p,isra casa 81 asi le conYiniep
pagarA pof un iia $l.25; de dos dia, en ade
lante dollar ds~O
PEorscTAHe. JUAN GARCIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

Nuest 0 dleli gui 0 amigo ell joven
y conoci T. letrado don ayetano Cor
Cuchf saldra mn ia para Arecibo
defender los procesadoS pclftlc1s de
GALES. FL s. nor Coll Cuchi estara dc
vuelta el proxjmo viernes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

MafIana sc ver4n aute IA Corte de
Distri.o de San Juan, las calsas que
Sc les siguen a Nlcomr q. Plzarro
por hultO de mayor cuantia, Y a >tmo n
Bulerin, pr ataques con inte uclon de
cometer viulaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

FL teniente Soto ,elegraf6 e~ta ma
mana desdr Guayama diciendo que a
las 4 de estt m drugada egaron f2e
60 intenciona mente una pared de
madera anexa a una "a rica y dep6si-
TO de licorts, dentro de la poblaci6n
FL pehgro era inminente La policia
de vigilancia aviso oportrnamente 4
los homber"S pueblo ~ flcgo re
sult6 extinguido sin perdidas.
Pra tica,e investig aeon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

50. 2A $23B a 25B $5a5H
Partido S2A.
Arenques 81.
AJos nallorquines 4 25 cents.
III Cappadre go 40 cents.
AJos mejicaroc a 10 cents.
Ajos blancos 4 IS cents
Bombones S9aII.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

Aver Sc verified ID Inauguration de
I'm temple bautista en- Ell barrie Media.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
>cJ ii ! CJ..!: ClAL
NOvilnicntO maritime
ENTRADAS TRAVESIA

ENrRADAS TRAvEsIA
De Sam, Taomt> vappr ingl6s
Eden a Fll ze Landt Co., con en-
carsos para vaIio,.
kNTkADAS CABTOAJE
G l-ta Carmen de Vieques con
a & con 4 G ,ndit Stul be.
Goleta Prcgreso de Yabucoa en-
laStre
.G''eta 'Voluntad" de Naguabo en-
gaStre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
Principases articuEos

que Sc detallln en- almacenes, 4 los
siguientes precios m/m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

Arroz.
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