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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31


Following close upon Indian summer
AN Halows. and the world does not
seem 20 have become TOO old or too pro.
saiac 10 neglect the old fashioned frol
les Even when the frolic is omitted.
costume dances. barn dances. dinners.
card parties and the Ike given upon
witches night. have an hint OF ths
occasion either In decorations. favors or
cards. ana every year fertile brains bring
forth new Ideas for celebration.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety Of the South Methodist church
meets tomorrow afternoon az he resi-
dence OF Mrs. J r Disch. An excellent
program has been prepared.
Mrs William Blincoe ard litiie son
have returned from an extended summer
vacation TRIP spent on the Michigan
lakes
The following visitors registered al tho
Carnegie library today
Mrs } N Nicholson. Breckenridge,
No
r. G Nicholson. Breckenridge. no.
q W MckeeEe. Lebanon NO
Roy r Ramsay, Luther Okla
G. q southwell. Aledo Okla
william Thomas. Denver, Colo.
g. r. nogardns, Wichita
Miss celia Stanley, Marshall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

Sam Combs, former sheriff Of Kiowa
county. is in the city this week on busi-
ness. sam Combs is one OF the old
residents of Guthrie, and Is well known
by all old timers He says Kiowa is one
Of the most prosperous Of the new coun.
ties OF the southwest and that not
withstanding adverse reports, the cot
ton crop will be bigger ard better than
ever this year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

Uncle Jimmy. Brown, he lumber kine,
is here today from Edmond, Mt, Brown
has been a resident of Oklahoma for
fourteen years and owns considerable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

Lieutenant Eva Hayes, who for severa'
months past has worked so faithfully in
the Salvation Army IN this city, won
the second prize Of SO IN the Harvest
Festival effort, by personally reising the
second largest amount in the midwest
ern province, which comprises South Da-
kota, Nebraska. Kansas, Olslanoma and
Indian Territory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

Contractor Tom OKeefe. Of Ohahoma
City was here today from Helena, where
he is engaged in building the Woods
County High school Mr.. O'Keefe says
mat the Woods County High school
when completed, will be che most sub
stantially constructed building r the
territory, with the exception OF tho red
tTal buIang here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

J. w Rankin, Of Perkins, Is in the
city. Mr. Rankin is the leading general
merchant Of BIS town, and besides that
he is a Guthrie enthusiast and owns
some Valuable property here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

Proprietor F. o Lutz returned today
from a several weeks business trip to
New York. where he purchased the mid
winter stock OF goods Tor the Grand
Leader department store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

Judge John c. Moore was in the ci.y
today from Enid. MI Moore Is a great
admirere Of the late Jerry Simpson. who
he says, did more for Enid in the way
Of fixing depot troubles ,han any other
man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

Ex-Masor b. +. Berkey returned this
morning from saltwater where te has
been several days in the interest OF his
fire cxtinguisher. endeasorirg TO sell a
supply to tn A. q II. college.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

w s. Wells returned last night from
a business trip TO okhhHna City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

W. c. Sanders contractor and build-
er, Of Coyle, Is here today interested In
a damage suit which win come totrial
ABOUT Nov 10 II Is an appeal case
from last term.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

Charles Martlndale left this morning
for Kansas CITY, to be away the remian.
der Of the week on business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

B. F whipple, Of Pleasant valley. was
here mis- mornhg looking after perscnsl
and oolitcai aTairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31

The old time bowlcrs are wondering
Of the royal sport OF bowling viii this
season again give way TO the roller
skating lad in the city
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10
A viaiianes Committee Would Bark
Up the Wrong Tree"

There Is n family In Lamar that has
been In sore straits for some time ow-
ing to tho drunken habits OF the one
who should be the head and providcr.
During the recent cold spell the fam
lily suffered severely on account OF a
lack OF fuel. food and clothing. and In
now being helped along by kind heart
ed nclghbora. The little money earned
by the older children has been taken
by the father and used to buy whis-
key. This is case where the ordinary
Jail sentence would do no good at all.
What this man needs Is n visitation
from n well organized vigilance COM
mittcc. which would horscwhip him
until he agreed TO be decent. and then
sec that he kept his agrecment.-La-
mar Sparks.
why iegaiize business which en-
cournpcs n man to waste his earnings
and neglect his family and then pro-
pose to lynch him because he has been
n liberal customer OF business in
which the community Is n partner7 2
The license theory IL that the public
OF Lamar profits by this mans pat
ronage OF the saloon. yet Il is seriously
proposed to horsewhip him for aiding
In the reduction of taxcsi II Lamar
would show more vigilance In protect
ing its. citizens from saloon tempta-
tion there would be less call for sur-
Eestions OF vigilance committee to deal
with the natural results OF the liquor
traffic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10
Beet Growers Associations.

A. tho meeting Of the Otsro County
Beot Growers Association Saturday Il
was decided that Sl8 par acre for weed
ing. thinning. topping and siloing was too
much.
A resolution was adopted asking the
Sugar Co. To make the use Of bsst dumps
froo. or at least reduce the charge to 2 4
cents per ton.
Inequalities in regard 70 the allotment
Of pulp wore discussed.
Tho following officers and directors
woro oloetod: W. 3. Ebbort, president:
W. q. Brunor. vieo president: C. v. Ryan.
secretary; VIM. Matthews. treasurer: W.
3. Smith. w. Morrison. X. o. MeClain. A.
Lssson. Goo. Boley. @. W. Hailows. J. L.
Potter. A. Wilson. @. E. Bryant. o. J.
Baxter. o. Adeook.
W. 3. Ebbert, o. J. Baxter and r. o.
MeClain were appointed a committee to
wait upon tho officers Of tho American
Beet Sugar company and thank them for
eourtesies extended and for their efforts
on behalf Of tho boot growers,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10
os~se Work Proceeding Under Con
ditIsNs Complimentary to Rocky
Ford.

During the recent weeks Piper Bros.
have been making excellent progress
with the sewer construction. There
has been an absence Of water and
auckland which has caused the work
to advance rapidly.
The contractors took the work Mt
low Price and do not see any big mar
gin Of profit. Nevertheless they are
enjoying the work. as II is proceeding
under conditions 80 different from
many municipal contracts they have
handled. In this Rocky Ford contract
there has been no suggestion Of rake
or or graft by any city official all
the business being conducted In an
open, frank. thoroughly honest man
ncr, quite refreshing TO the contract
ors after quite different experience
elsewhere.
Another feature OF the work here
strikes Piper Bros. most agrecnbly, and
that is the character OF the men whom
they employ. Instead of DnEoes ANA
semi -hobo labor which they ara some
times compelled to take for such
work. the workmen here are intclli-
gent Americans, industrious and sober
and who can be depended upon.
with these novel conditions accom-
panying the execution of the contract
no wonder Piper Bros. are taking
pleasure In the work. even II the result
ing profits promise to be small.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10
ROCKY FORD'S APRIL SOLIL0QUY.


Saloons. or no saloons. that is the
question:
Whether It's better for the town to note
Occasional sales OF booze. the pres
ence OF
The lonesome bootlegger.
or yield to license sophistry
With all its brood of evily
Shall We SO end the lodging and bold
perjury
That's charged to prohibition
IT'S n consumation devoutiy to be
wished
Restore high license. iegaiIze the sa.
loon
With all It's damnIng influence!
Ay. there's the rub.
For In that reign OF rum what Ills Will
When eS %s have shufiied on No License.
Must give US pause.
There's the remembrance of former
days.
That make the present seem delight
full.
Who would 20 back to ninetcen-two
with it's seductive slot machines.
which any fool might know were
gcarcd to win.
With not a lighting chance for
Even him who bucks II constantly!
Back to that habit ruinous. where
friend treats friend.
4 hen each In turn nS u by eourt'ny
forced
Betting up the trcachcrous drink
To all the willing crowd.
Until the verge of drunkenness In
reached.
Then s,eered back to the poker rooms.
To leave with pockets empty Ms II
robbed.
The sauand ring Of n beet pay check
In but one nights debauch.
While wife and children suffer for Its
need.
Better endure III. slight Ills wc have.
The vcsatious violations. imporiations
The n-ishborinT towns less safe.
guarded than We.
Than ny to evils whereof We had dis
sintins surfcit
But two short years ago.
Would any one Swho sees our towns
Improy-m-nt-n-w laid pavcmcnts-
nioominr parkr-aii clean and orderly
And bright. with corners free 20
From loaiins. swearing. splitting
crowds.
Go back to where VIC were
Ere all thI. progress snin-d7
On every corner d-ns OF vice
To tempt our boyhood's innocence.
And lure the weak I" wrong.
.,JuH, four saloons They say. ''rc.
with every safeguard round!
All me! the same old sp-cioua talk.
The devil In a drcss suit In
The devil all the more.
'-No chairs. no tables" no the platform
runs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10

My respective hearers. today I won't
take no text from the Bible but from
natur and human natur. My texts
reads thusiy: "whar the Hen Scratch
eth thar She Expects to ind q Bug
Many times in the spring. brethren
and sistcrs-ah. you've seen n dominick-
or hen and IL chickens out in the fresh
Iwei ground-ah. You've noticed
how the old hen scratches like all pos
sest sendin' the ground n flultin' and
n callln' ov the chicks to be around
handy TO get bitc-nh. The hen
means business. She amt scratching
the ground for fun-ah. for whar the
Hen Scratchcth thar She Expects to
find n Bug.
Now. my brethren and slsters-ah.
there's n power OF human nntur In "A
hen-ah. You've noticed the roliticion-
er, how he shakes hands with them
ms he dcspises- kisses dirty faced
babies-a -ah. and tells the women that
their soggy biscuit are regular dream
of eatin'-ah. for whnr the Hen
Scratcheth thar She Expects to find a
Bug.
An brethren and sisters-ah. thnrs
the storekeeper-ah He says howdyl
howdyl to everybody-ah. He tells the
women that their babies are the perty-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10
T.... Being Paid Rapidly.

The county trcasurcr's Office has
been doing q land once business dur
Ing the past two weeks. and the force
has been working night and day and
not going to church much on Sunday,
Taxes have been paid with greater
promptneas this year than In any prev
ioua year. and everybody seems tn
have money TO burn-which Ii the
minds Of most people. The Santa Fc
paid the hrst half OF their taxes re-
Gently. amounting TO Sl5.t7s.7t. hut
notified the treasurer that they did 80
under protest and to prevent seizure OF
their property. They also gave notice
OF their Intention to sue the county
to recover the amount which they
consider sxccsslvc.-I-a Juntn Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10

"Backrooms'' abolished, gambling
schemes debarred.
And 'ciose at midnight" too. Great
Scott!
One thousand dollars pay to run
This sort OF Sunday School saloon
Not much!
The fellows who aspire to quench the
thirst
OF Rocky Ford are hardly built that
Ante election 'hot air"-this-
Just siittering promises.
The cIty's policy restrictive In past
years
Was by saloons dictated. as men know,
And It would happen Just the same
again.
Great public benefit conferred!
And business largely sweiled!
Into the treasury money. plenty.
poured!
To hamper their so great blessing
with regulations strict.
'Twouid most un.rnteful be!
Shall conscience. then. not make US
vot. for right?
And common sense for what In pros
p.rous.-clcnn?
And thus the native hue Of resolution"
Make our city's progress sure.
The enterprises OF great pith and
moment ~
The dread of what with license. comas.
The wcii-known blight which
Ever follows alcohol. na shadow fol-
lows sun. r:
Makes us prefer zone hundred p'u. the
To giant wronk~-eviis innumerabis-
That from saloona arise.
Keep shut the licensed dens.
That sucks our earnings In. nauGht In
exchange 80 - ~
Save debt. disease. deecnerney and
death.
Then monthly bills can b. more
promptly paid .r
And cash more plentiful for every need.
'ris true the merchant will BE- shy Of
OF na:sy sy.. good. % GAMBLER; ~ s..-
But their mpny former victims win &
Flush with cash for more and bestfr
clothes -
Tann In the days Of handy boom ,
And poker skin games all unyexrd by
righteous laws enforcement.
Thus leaving hrhd clear. body strong
For daily toii-iifc's struggle.
Where we need each weapon strong
And fall u they arc broken. ru.,sd.
To know n good thing when 'tis seen.
II Rocky Ford's proud boast.
To cloud this good repute In 1906.
And In the saddle put the trnfllc base
o. twouid most shameful he.
And twill not no be dpnc
ny several hundred voter. you bet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10
Just What Our Farmers Have Been
lookjnu For,

r. J. willis IL on the right road TO
the profit from poultry keeping come
from the hens nest. The breed which
will lay eggs the most continuously Is
the most profitable to keep. Marketing
broilcrs don't begin to bring in money
like the sale of eggs the year round.
In order TO be Mt the lead. OF the pro-
cession in the matter of constant egg
production Mr.. Willis has secured n
trio of the Rhode Island Reds which
are reputed to continue business dur
ing the coolest winter weather. 1f Mr..
Willis venture shall come UP TO eN-
pectations he will have done good
thing for himself and introduced n
breed OF poultry which will be highly
profitable to the Rocky Ford country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10

est he ever saw-ah and invites every.
body to make his store their head.
quarters on melon day.ah. for whar
the Hen scratchcth thar She Expects
to md n hug.
An thars the real estate man, ne
gifts the best rig In the livery stable
and shows the Illinois man the fina
farms-ah. and crowley's orchard.ah.
and the sugar factory.nh. An II the
day is like unto one Of the perfectest
days of Juneau. he'll tell tho home.
seeker that In the Rocky Ford country
we have AGO days Just like this every
yoar-ah. for whnr the Hen Scratcheth
thar She Expects to ind Bug.
An. brethren and sistcrs-ah. thars
the farmcr-nh. a-ecttin' up airly an .
workin' iatc-nh. an a plowin' and a
hnrrowin' and plantin' ov sugar
bccts an n thinnin' ov 'cm with the
help ov n brunett Mexican.ah, for
whar the Hen Scratcheth thar She
Expects to ind Bug.
An. my brethren and sisters -ah.
thnrs the young doctor who amt got
many patients to practice on-ah. he
gives the sexton four bits TO call him
outcn church durin' the sermon Sum
day morninR-ah. for whar the Hen
Scratcheth thar She Expects to ind n
Bug.
An ,hsrs the Enterprise mnn-nh. n
printin' about John Smiths fine barn.
hccts-nh. and Babcock's buttermiix.
and Pete fuckers 5000 an acre crop
OF cantnlourcs-ah. And he prints
about the handsome bridcs-nh. and the
farmers wifc's dinners-ah. an keeps "a
tcllin' the MissouriBns and JayhawN-
era that the Rocky Ford country Is the
best on ycnrth-ah. for whar the Hen
Scrntcheth thar She Expects to ind n
Bug.
An brethren and sisters. thars my
old friend and retired brother -preach-
er. Dock Greenr-ah. His silver tongue
q at ulster call men to purer l.fe is
now boostin' for four saloons in Rocky
Ford. sayin' he wants to make II handy
for the young fellows to get whiskey-
ah. An as n talker Dock don't take n
back sent for nobody-ah. His slickry-
ness I'm hnndlin' words alters makes me
think of slippery elm bark-ah. Docks
talltin moves like water in n mill race
but its consistency and common horse
sense Is as scarce as hens teeth -ah.
Dock runs n jag cure shop and n mill
must have Erist-ah. Docks smart as n
steel trap-sot an eye to pfz and Is
willin TO risk the effects OF four sa-
loons-nh. For Whar the Hen Scratcn-
eth thar She Expects to ind n Bug
ah.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10

Among the new features to be In
troduced at the Colorado Chautauuua
the coming session will be the engag-
ing of the finest moving picture ma
chine and n skilled operator for the en-
tire session. The great popularity OF
moving pictures would make IL seem
that this innovation will greatly please
the many patrons of this famous
Chautauqua resort. The 1905 session
opens at Boulder. Colorado, on July
4th and closes August 7th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10
A AHARDSHELL SERMON,
"Whar the Hen Scratcheth Thar She Expects
to Find Bug.

tThc following comes to us purport-
Ing to be portion of sermon de-
livcrcd by Rev. Bo2aw. recently from
Poscy County. Ind. The sermon iE said
60 hnvs been delivered n, Hackbcrry
school house Beaver Hollow last Sum
day and was reported by Steven Clipp.1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10

The writing and drawing exhibit OF
our public schools which was an Inn
portant factor In Colorado educational
display at the Worlds Fair has been
returned TO the Liberty building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-10

Who said butter? Everybody says
Kelsay's Butter is good. You can buy ]
only at The Kinney Grocery Co. Al
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-23
HE KNEW.

The Orator (speaking against trusts)-
ask you, why. oh! why, do have to
pay y cents a gallon for oil?
Man in Rear-'Cos you can't get any
credit, 1 guess.
HAVEN'T RUN YET.
Miss Joax-Do you guarantee these
colors to be absolutely japanese?
CleTk-I don't understand.
Miss Joax-That they won't run
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-23
SURE.

Marjorie (aged O-Mamma, what does
dieting mean?
Her Mamma-Eating less at the table
and more between meals.
AT THE MUSICALE.
Guest-Steele Ayres, who just played
that sonata, hasn't a good touch
Host-Oh. l don't know. He touched
me for a ten-spOt a while ago.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-23

ONLY PUNISHMENT HE THOUGHT
OF.
Mr.. Henpeck-I don't think my brother
believes in future punishment
Mrs Henpeck-Why not?
Mr.. Henpeck-He says he never in
tends to marry.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-23
PRECAUTIONS.

First Passenger-what a pretty L--.s
boy How old is he9
Second Passenger (the boys mother
Are you connected with the railroad l
any capacity?
First Passenger-No, indeed.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-23
SHE KNEW.

Her Father-What! Marry that fool.
Why, he hasn't any ideas OF finance.
His DaUghter-Don't you believe the
half of it. He stopped right in the mid
die of his proposal TO ask me how much
you were worth.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-23
THEN THE ENGINEER PAINTED.

Miss Chance examining engine)-I un-
derstand all about the throttle, and all
that-but 1 don't see one thing
Engineer-What's that?
Miss Chance-I don't see how you steer
the engine.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-23

Cock a doodle doc!
Ny. dame has lost her shoe;
Ny masters lost his fiddle stick,
And don't know what to do!
Find the master.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-23

Maud-What a striking looking man.
Claud-That's Slugg, the pugilst,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-23

Comunlcan de Cristianfa que el nuevo rey-que era
antes principe Carlos de Dnanarcaha tornado e nombre
oe Caros " bao el cual Sc conocera desde uego Ell
andare real tendra bas6n un leon de ORC sore
Po de purpura Al drgrse los representatives de la na
coh en- e paramento noruego soberano expres6 M rme
proposto de ser un noruego por aecto haca s
pals que e enconrara sempre pronto compartir su>
amarguras sus aegras sus triunos sus peigros Ana
oe que su mas aaente deseo en- mantener Ia paz
que cuena con las m'mas dsposcones Dor parte de los
passes Vecnos Las palabras de Carlos hau despertado
mucho entuslasmoy toda la nac6n Sc manifesto satise
cha de haber eegldo principe 1so del que Sc agar
da un hermOso porvenr
lnorman de Toxic que el miustro de la Guerra General
ca un dscurso que pronunc6 banquete de-
caro que durane perodo dc las hostdades e an6n ha
endo sobre las armas eercito de un million doscenos
mil hombres perfecamente equpados municionados con
parque where's para dos amos de lucha De ese nmero
agreg" seenta mil encontraron la muere en- los camDos
dc bataa trescentos vente mil fueron herdos enferma
ron Solo ounce mil faecieron por consecuencia de x
heroas dlez mil por enfermedad los hospales III sa
-concluyo-es immense; pero 10 compensa la gloria
conqulsada por los miltares los marnos aponeses
Poscon canada en- e concerto de las prmeras poencas
oe, munoo <E pals debe senrse ogulloso de 81 mismo
y de su emperador.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-23
Cuba respondiendo al senador Cullon
Socorro a las fami|ias Judas de Russia
E| rey Carlos 7 De Norueqa
EL LAPoN P0TENcJE De PRIMER oRDEN

New York, Novembre 23.-La direction de Sanidad
no no resstra hasa nngdn de ebre amarillo en- la
Habana Ell doctor Fnay ee de aquellas ofcinas, dice
que los dos meros casos fue"n mportados por un italia
un amercano muertos los dos de una manera cast full
nante Hubo otros dos casos dos espaoes recenve-
hoos la sa E Congeso aprueba un proyecto de lev en-
que Sc destna de 1903 para obras de hpene
Puohca de saneamento toda la repdpca La actltud
ue senaoor Cuom acusando Cuba de negigencia en- 10
que Sc rehee la saud produce mucha aarma poroue Sc
cree descubrr en- ella prop6stos anexonsta en- reac6n
con la enmenda Pla Los grandes diaros cubanos dcen
que nadle puede acusar Cuba de descuidos en- higene
porque las cudades estan mas mpas ACCOMPLISHMENTS
vlglladas que New York msma
Cabegratian de Bucharest que Sc temen nuevos masa
udios como los que rcazaron Bourgade Dant
ze Besarabla E panico immense entire la poblac6n
heorea 81 baron Gundsberg fantropo judo de San Pc
tersburgo ha obtendo del Car authorization para dist
BUR socorros que csan suscos Europa en- America
grados por cables los bancos de Londres Sc forma n
Comlte con obeto de la dstrbuc6n Este Conf
te tendra su resdencla en- Berlin envara deegados
dstntos puntos de Russia FL Cote dspondra per aho-
ra de Ia suma de S35.000 los cuaes sc comprenden
soo oOO remdos po los hebreos de la America del Norte
Sc espera que las susccones abertas en- Paris en- Ham
ourgo completen ochoclentos mil dollars
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-23
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Sentencia de recIusi6n per-
petua contra Angel Maria
Salinas, por asesinato.
NUEvA kMPRESA NAVIERA
Una reunion. -Ventajas para
el comerclo de San Juan Y
el de la isla.

En- sstos dias ell Tribunal Supre.
mo confrm6 la seutencis de reclusi6
perpstus contra Angel Maria Salinas
acusado do asesinato On primer gra
do. Este acusado fue condenado nor
Ia Corte de Distrlto de Guayama.
Tambien SO coudrm6 per el Supreme
Ia sentencia contra los scusados Jose
Guzman Aursliano Ortiz, eulpables
dc asssinsto en- segundo grsdo.
FL primero fu6 condsnado & reclu
sion perpstua y el ssgundo 1 ounce
amos de preside con trabaios forza'
dos.
Esta senteneia fue impuesta por 10
Corte de Dlstrito de Guayama on 81
dc Octubre de 1905.
Anochs 20 llev6 & tfecto en- el hotel
Inglaferra una reunion de elemsntos
del eomercio dc San Juap, para tratar
dc 10 nueva compafifa do vaporss
William e. Peek & c. que haran sus
viajes regulsrss de New York & los
principales puertos do ssta isla.
Asistisron 81 acto Mr. Ehrman Y
Mr. Danislson, representatives de Ia
compafifs, quienss sxpusisron las ven.
tsjas que 10 nusva smprssa naviera
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la isla