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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
LOVER TOOK GOLD.
Daughter Told Sweetheart of Fathers
 Hidden Treasure.


 San Francisco. Oct. 3.-The mystery of the disappearance of &11,0s0 a year ago from a crock in which William schmitz, an aged painter. had buried the savings of years in the cellar under his home at TAI oFarrel Street, has been cleared by the confession of his daughter, Miss Louisa Schmitz. and the arrest of Edward Cordero. to whom she betrayed the hoarding place as result of her infatuation and his threats. Miss SchnItz left her home some time ago when her parents objected to the atten- tions of Cordero, upon discovering that he was a married man.
 She says that she disclosed to him the hiding place of her parents gold under stress of threats gainst her life. Cordero, she says. finally began to abuse her and she has returned to her fathers home and made a clear breast of the whole affair. Cordero has been arrested and is now in jail here pend- ing an investigation of his connection with the affair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
vnnaerhilt.a Hornen Win.

Louisville. Oct. 3.-Reginald Wander bilt was the largest winner on tonight's card at the Louisville horse show. He captured three first prizes and one third prize in the events in which he entered and drove his horses. All the entries of Mrs. J. B. M. Grosvenor of New York have been withdrawn owing to the recent death of MT. Grosvenor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
RnrrInrs Loot n Hnnse

New York, Oct. 3.--The fact 'that burglars had footed the home of George R. DeLacey in West 132 Street of $1O'- 900 worth of silverware, bronzes. tap estries. pictures, 1ewelry and furs. dur ing the absence Of the owners family, was discovered by the police today The house has been unocupied during the summer and when opened today was in great 'confusiot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
DetaII. Of RusaIan Loan.

Paris, Oct. 3.--Bankers and other ananciers are now discussing the de- tails of the new Russian loan. the first announcement of which was given in these dispatches eight days ago.
 Thte Temps referring to the subject this evening says:
 Tt Is understood that committee of bankers and representatives of hnan- eial, instituticns recently discussed tho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
eonv,ct. Assist yvountlcd Guard.

The News from Morristown. Tenn, says that while Guard Mel Thompson. in charge of thirteen workhouse prisoners. was trying to escape from blast he was hit on the head with fragment of stone and knocked senseless. Instead of escaping as they could easily have done, every member of the gang assist ed in restoring their guard to con sciousnsss and then brought him back tn the vvorkh0use,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
nrItlah Thrpughouf.

IL Is possible to ko round tho world touching only on British territory all the way--viz. from England to Halifax. N. O.. across Canada 10 Vancouver. aeross the Pacific to Hong Kong. fi~nee Singapore Peneng. Mauritius. Cape Town. sk. Hel- ena. Bombay. Alden. Perrin. Malta. Giesal- tar, and home Such "sea eonpscticn'' nc other nation in the world possesss4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
to Venezuelan Affairs,

Washington Oct S-lt IS understood .n .na' ah,Act a of Venezuelan affairs has sasS,, s,o s occurred between the State nla nA.ssu.r,snt and the French embassy, coysr,nn probably the main points senshnS op at yesterdays conference SstSssn sotSns1 Secretary SC Root and Ambassa- Sos% yvsssrand. With the arrival here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
Three Kiaas of Headaches.

A physician writes: There are three main causes of headache. and the first of these is. everybody will acknowl- edge, a very natural result of nerve strain. In the hurry and hustle and strain and stress of life today our poor nervous systems have no chance. no moment of rest and inaction from the time we arise in the morning till we go to bed at night. The pursuit of pleas ure. the scurrying ceaslessly from one place to another in search of amuse-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
Cremated in Cabin.

Ellington, W. Va. Oct s.-six per sons, two women and four children, were burned to death In cabin home last night. The husbands of the two wonisn escaped. Those burned were Mrs. Aiho and her three children, and Mrs. Joseph cardelli and one child. Theif charred bodies were found in the smoking ruins cf the cabin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04

1ard,nx the hold up of the Overland nassenrer train last night said:
 There was very little money taken. heinz all small remittances and amounting to less than s1.ooo. Up to the present hour we have no clue as to who the robbers are. or in which direction they made their escape"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
,rrv sImpaon Dyiag.

Wichita, Kas., oct. S.--Former Con'
 .a,srnan Jerry Simpson, who was Srought here yesterday from Roswell. M M and niaced fin St. Francis Hospi- tai Is in a critical condition and is not eypected to live through the night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
GREENE AND GAYNOR.
They WilI Leave Canada Soon for the
 United states.

Quebec. Oct 3.-Althoush the war rants and other papers connected with the extradition of Gaynor and Greene were expected here tonight, no news could be obtained at late hour from the Attorney Generals Department The only information given was that there was nothing to communicate to the public.
 The papers are expected here tomor- row morning at the latest and will be forwarded to the sheriff of Montreal, who will hand the accused contractors over to the United States marshals.
 Counsel for Messrs. Gaynor and Greene expect their clients to leave Montreal Thursday evening or Friday morning,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
FIRE IN BIRMINGHAM.
Loss to Tyler Grocery COmpaiy is
 97O,OOO.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 3.--Fire short' ly before midnight totally destroyed the building and stock of goods of the Tyler Grocery Company. at the corner of South Twentieth Street and Powell Avenue. The loss is about $7o,OOO' The Tyler Grocery Company was burn ed out on Morris Avenue six weeks ago and the company had just removed to their new quarters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04

Jacksonville, Fla, Get. 3.--An cleo tion was held here touay 10 decide the question of issuing s40o.o00 worth of municipal Improvements bonds. The majority in favor of issuing the bonds was 1Se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
part,u Racn lso.tuoreA.

Readville. Mass. Oct. 3.--The trials against time of the pacer Audubon Boy and the trotter Sweet Marie. scheduled for today at the Readvilie trotting park. were postponed until tomorrow on account of heavy track.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
Rrnna,ricIx is PresIaent.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3.--A. T. Brunswick of Cincinnati was today elected presi- dent of the Carriage Builders National Association. which opened it's thirty third convention here today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04

from Caracas of Judge Calhoun, it is
 probable a joint conference. between. the American special commissioner, Secretary Root and Mir. Jusserand may. be arranged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-04
I.lffle Nfnnex raken.

St. Paul, Asinn.. Oct s.--General Manager EilIctt of the Great Northern RenronA cnna~asass '~ has @safAment rec
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
IN MEMORIAM.

Tuckerman, Ark, April 24. Editor Independent:
 Dear Sir-Please allow me space l your paper to thank my many friends who so deeply sympathize with me and my children in this the saddest hour of our lives.
 On February 10 last God took from me my wife. We had travelled o'er life's rugged path for twenty-nine years together, but the time seemed so short when I had to give her up. She was SO good, so kind and so lov- ing that it seems when l think of her, which is all the time, that my heart will almost break. She left six childten, two boys and four girls, to lweep with me; one girl married the rest are at. home
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
ARMY CHAPLAIN |
 TO LECTURE

Dr. Frank M. Wells, chaIam
 of the First Tennessee regimsnt
 during the Spanish-Amerrsn
 war and a we'll known evangeEst
 who has been holding successful meetings at Salem, Melbourne and Mammoth Spring, is in Newport and will fill Rev. M. B. Umsted, appointments Sunday at II m. and 7:45 p. m., the service to be held in the court hous4 owing to repairs being made i the church.
 Dr. Wells was two years in tn Philippines and resided in tn city of Jerusalem for over tw months preparing by persona and investigation fo his lecture on Jerusalem Unde the Turks,'' which he will de liver to men only at the cour house at 3 o'clock in the after noon. No admission and Jews Catholics and Protestants art invited to attend.
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
FEDERATED CLUB
 WOMEN CONVENE
At Eureka Springs Trolley Par ties And Reception Order
 of the Hour.

7, :. Eureka Springs, April 26. -
 Two Pullmans filled with mem
 bers of the Arkansas Federation
 of Women's Clubs arrived here at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, in a shower of rain. It cleared in the afternoon, however, and the weather bureau is flying a white flag, forecasting fair weather, but which is construed by the ladies as token of the towns surrender.
 The complimentary trolley par ty by the Citizens Electric Con- pany yesterday afternoon and a reception by the citizens at the Crescent last night completed the first days program.
 Today is civic improvement day. After organization and ad- dresses at the opera house in the forenoon, a visit was made to the Reid high school. The exercises here included the dedication of a Shakespearean mound and an address on civic improvement by James D. Gurney of St. Louis.
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
THE LEGISLATURE. !
!~%NNN>NN\N\\N\~

In the house Wednesday morn- ing, when Senator Harrison's bill creating drainage district along Village creek. in Jackson
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
JUDSONIA SHIPS
 FIRST CAR LOAD.

Judsonia, April 26. The first carload of strawberries of this season went out Monday night. The entire shipment was 1,500 cases, which is exceedingly large for this time; and foretells the unusually large crop to be mar keted. Carload buyers are com ing in, and everybody is getting on the Strawberry hustle. :" It is thought prices will be better when the Texas berries are gone.
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
MUSICAL CONCERT


 In the handsome club rooms of the Musical Coterie Wednesday evening Prof. Jos. H. Denck gave a musical recital that was highly enjoyable to the large number present.
 On his program were many old Southern pieces that never fail to reach the hearts of his hearers, who were loud in thej praise of this wonderful pianist.
 The sum realized was more than $40, for which the ladies are justly proud.
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27

When l go away from home and no wife to go with me, or meet me when l come in, then it seems that God alone knows my troubles. It is consoling to me to do everything in my power for her memory. l have had her picture enlarged and now l am going to have a nice monument erected at the grave, but my great and grand consolation is that when the roll is called up yonder I will meet her there.
 She was faithful member of the Methodist church for a long time, and friends I do so ear- nestly pray that my children may heed her last and continuous prayers that we meet above to part and grleVe no more.
 Of course, 1 could sit and talk or write of her all the time, but those who have not had the sad experience that l have had can't feel as l do. A happy home is the dearest, sweetest spot on earth, but my home is not the home it was when my dear wife was with me.
 With the deepest of sympathy for all who are left as l am, l wish a happy life and a home in heaven, l remain,
 w. A. PHILLIPS.
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
NOTICE.

To the public generally and especially the scavengers of Newport: All persons are hereby notified that they will be prose- cuted for throwing brush, rails, cans or any other kind of rub bish in the ditches of the public roads of Jackson county.
 JAMES ". HOWARD, O9bw2 Road Commissioner.
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27

In the house Wednesday morn
 ing, when Senator Harrison's
 bill creating a drainage distric1
 along Village creek, in Jackson county, was called up by Repre-,
 sentative John H. Keel, a mo-
 tion to suspe..- +he rules and
 give the pifl a second reading
 was lost through objection of
 Ruff of Randolph county, who
 said the measure would take Jackson county from the drain age district composed of the counties of Randolph, Lawrence, Jackson and others.
 Among the bills signed by Gov ernor Davis as reported in his message to the house Wednesday were Keel's fve-wire-fence law. Raney's bill making Black river a lawful fence in Independence county and Gates bill extending the corporate limits of Jonesboro.
 In the event that the house re- fuses to provide for the SeOO,- 900 appropriation for the com pletion of the state capitol, work on the new building must soon be suspended, so say the com mlssioners. The Hinkle bill pro- vlding for this appropriation came very nearly being indef- nitely postponed in the house Tuesday afternoon, the motion a tie vote of A to A. Several of the members who voted to postpone state that they did so under the belief that t .he present revenue was sMfi- e ,ient to keep the work going on 9 lntil the converting of the next h egislature. According to the n tatement made by Chairman J. 5. McCaleb and other members O # the commission there is now f; n hand to the credit of the state h apital fund S285,OOO At the D resent rate of work nearly S6O,- OO per month is being expended tl the construction of the build al and it is calculated that at lNs rate the work can be carried n for about five months longer.
 Th9 law making the office of e1 e1 oad lverseer elective in many :. 'ounrfs was amended to include M ~ |acksf before final passage. 70 70
 900 bi,
 The late university appro- TO- priatiofll was finally adopted Wedneay by a vote of 57 to 35. O9
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
NOTICE.

More help has been secured to wait on our customers this week, which will obviate the trouble of waiting.
 07b7t BAILEY NERO. Go.
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
E. L. WATSON, M. D.
 OFFICE OVER MOSBY'S. NEWPORT, ARK.
WARNING ORDER.

Lennie Robinson, Plaintiff.
 vS. Jesse Robinson, Defendant.
 In the Jackson Chancery Court. The defendant, Jesse Robinson, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and an- swer the complaint of the plaintiff, Lennie Rob- inson.
 April 26th, 1905 [SEALl J. D. NEAL, Clerk.
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27

ha;,, sl,I a fraternity j amendment bv',s bu a ,,os ated the previous day p:,, py " vof A to 39. Under this .,,o+ . ~. eneflciary students noo a.ao'' p"n annual tuition of po'' k
 ooo
 ~ i4,replied in short or p,-,. ne. .o governors veto of n".a pasAil, ;,,d;o; , on;'oviding for a sepa- t a"'s district in Union judicial seaL ona;n '' .l'o 'iio i''0'"' a vote of 72 to 10.
 70
 Senator Co., ho a measure WI n.o,,: through proh nn +ho r;1y; z sw =. VI ieoei'ii's Ops.
 
 a.l: o lo0ee "a practically bill appropriatin1 250 for tho use of the State, e,tor;oo1 osso -, oVei 'ile Nrnor's veto. , 1ne Selia'e pasShe bill over the veto last weel
 ooo
 The senate has Ed the Rar- zer railroad demulo b hin as if came from the hl r. wac ;aiieo up unuer a ension of he rules. The Litts boa I'd # trade and othen ess o{NI ,anizations endorsdd d meaENS Ire. ds The senate has all d the T, ,ache river levee liter a o ard fight. The vod 16 to 0. Senator Fletcher PApke, t Tho also represents Pt Rlaun- : 7, opposed the bill plthe round that it would Cow ( .nds in Prairie county! }
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27
; COUNTRY { : CORRESPONDENCE. {
 
NOTICE TO OUR
 CORRESPONDENTS.

The Independent is very ap- preciative of the work of it's cor respondents, but their matter cannot be handled later than Wednesday night for the Weekly. So please send in your copy not later than that time.
 SYMPTOM.
 Harry Miller of Hoxie spent Sunday here.
 w. T. Away went to New port Monday.
 J. w. Best and daughters went to Newport Saturday.
 M. H. Kimmel was over from Memphis to spend Easter.
 James Carlin entered a com- mercial school at Little Rock last week.
 A large delegation from Alicia was in attendance here last lodge night.
 B. o. Archie, living just west of town, died of pneumonia Tues *sy evening. MsSAs. Belle John of Walnut log.Mas in town a couple of avs y.' 1n,n M;s week. enoeo tie Easter service here u9ess y evening.
 Hrs. Dr. Toler and her little Id tighter, Zoe, are spending a Vel, visiting in Little Rock. The program of Sunday evening was rendered in the presence of ! a large and appreciative audi , ence.
 Clarence Peacock left Satur- lay morning for Texarkana where he will take a course in telegraphy.
 A. M. Keton and J. M. Glass are delegates to the meeting of the Farmers Union at Hot Springs this week.
Newport daily independent., 1905-04-27

Are your clotheA faded? Use Red Cross Ball Bfe and make them white again. Large 2 oz. package, 5 cents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-15
EDIC'T:0

Eslados [ aides de America. Ell Pre-.
sidente de los E.E. U u s s.
Aniceto Miranda Psdilla, Ex psrte.
CONVERSION EN- DOMINIC.
En- Ia Corts Municipal del dlstrito iu
dicsl municipal de Manat, p. r.,
Por cuatto, Aniceio MIRANDA Y
Padilla, mayor de Q lad, cssado, pro.
pielsrio, vecino de GALES, promovente
arriba expressly, soiicit6 ante es.s
Corte la conversion 90 dominic de Las
lnicri, clones de possession de- las al
glienies ancas;
sR1sIica, situsda sn el barrlo de
Franques, t6rmino municipal de Moro.
Wis, compuests de novents cusrdss,
igus,es d IS hectAreas, 81 srsasy 35
cen.ia'eas de terr NJ, con 3 luos fra
tos MEMORIES, psstos ! malezas Linda
sl Nert', con Pttrons Ls0reauo Y don
Max mo Mare {; al SAlieut., con ell
ciiado Msrrero; al Sud, c5n la suce.
sion de Toma, O:asio Cetareo Lsurea
no Jose Issb 81 Rosa, y al PJnlen.e,
con don Jose Arce. inlcrita baio eli
ndmero 323, sl fJlio 215 del iomo + de
Morovis.
RdiGlca, raiieada en- barrio de
Franques del termlno de Morovls. con
cabida de veints cusrdas, 6 sea hsc-
tkress, 81 Areas J ceetisreas de ,erre.
no &c tsrcera Glaze a frutos memories,
pastos melesss. Linda por ell Esse,
con tierras de don Eduardo Torres '
don Anieeto hIrsnjs; por el Norte,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-15
IN vLAO|v0ST0K

Detalles intsresantes sobre oil mo.
lin de los soldados rusos en- aquella
ciudad siberisna.
Los prisioneros rusos que han vuel
to del Jsp6n ie han smotinado en Wis.
tn do 10 imposibilidad Immediate dc
ser devusltos 4 RusIa.
Tenfaseles acampados, ell saba.
do dltimo, un soldado horracho &C
neg6 4 ssludar 4 un ohcisl, quleu, el-
coler'xado, le hlrio CON Eu sable.
Los demas soldados, ensonces, in.
.sntaron vengar al cAmarads y acome
tteron oil Official sgeesor.
Esle, Goa cuatro mas, Sc parapst6
on los pabellones dsstinados q los of
cisles y detsndieron desesL eradamsn-
se aus vldas contra aquella turbs en-
farecda, que Ios stactba como ener
gdmsnos
Tres de ellos perecleron q fin, y
uno qusd6 terriblemente herldo.
Los SOL lJadls sufrieron 20 bsjss
entire muersos , heridos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-15

con las de don jose Arcs; por ell Sud
con los de dofia Josefa Rios siuda de
Osssio,iy por 81 O.sts Con- los del et..
d don Jose Arcs, reglstradA al folio
100, del tomo de Moroyls, nnca mi
msro 46l.
Por tanto, liable ldose ordenado
por el Hon. Felix C6rdovA DSyIla
Jdez Municipal, se snuncle por medic
de IN edicto por tres veces, en el per,6
dico LA DBMoCRACIA que Sc edita an
San Juan, Ia conversion que interesa
para one, los que se cream con derecho
sobre las lucas descrItas y persona.
ignoradas q quienes puedan perjadic.r
la prs:enclon deducida, pueian ouo-
nerse presentando Ia oportuna deman
os deotro del te 'mino indlcado 4 con.
tar desie el de la fscha ds ls publica.
ci6n del anuncio, libro la preseute
B4io mi frma, sn la Corle muni-
cipal de Manati, 4 9 de DIciem bre de
1905:
PEDRO ]. RIVERA 20
Secretary NJ, c, Of Manau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-15
JOSE JESUS PtRELES

Ha muerto en Ponse ese intellgen
ts ohrero, que tentR q su cargo 10 dl'
reci6n de 10. tslleres On Ia COMP ASIA
INDUSTRIAL. DE PUERTO Rico.
Naci6 en- Barrrsnquitss ell ahc
1853 ' fus condlcfpulo de Colon ortis,
NeRr6n Sapjurio, Muhof Rivera
osros edusandos de aquel tlempo que
fguraron despuss sn ls po Il CO en-
las letrss.
Jose Jesus Pereles 90 hi de osro
ubrero { quien nosotros deads Ia in
fancia nos acostumbramos q ratar
son carino con respeto, no solo por
su intach abe conducta social, sino
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-15
CORR[O De cACUAS
Fuga de un preso. Coma
drona tituIar. Robo por
SO y tantos dollars
DOS FALLEcIMIENTOS
Teniente Reyes enfermo..-.A
cumplir condena. "A dis.
posici6n del Fiscal.

En- Ia msi1ana del mierco,es 20
fug6 del dep6sito municipal el dstsnido
Jacinto Miranda, en- momentos en- que
el guardia urbano don Jose Fsgundo
abri6 Ia puerts della habitaci6n donds
estaba reciuido para conducirlo 4 "a.
lera, donde % .costumbre tener 4 los
presos dursnte el dia. Dicho indivi-
duo fue perseguido por Fagando has.
10 Ia sa'ida de los Nu1ez, haciepdole
vartoa disparcs en el trsyecso, .ia To-
grar cspsurarlo. Inmedi atamepte se
di6 conc clmiento del hscho al Director
de Prisiones.
-Dohs Dolores Hernandez, viud a
de Contreras, comadrona titu]ar nor
el Boo I'd { + Medical Examiner of Pto.
Rico, ha tijado su residencia en- ssta
c'udad, tomaudo posesi6n del arg de
comadrt ma titular, emplso creado Dor
nuestro manic'pio en- sl presapuesto
sctuel.
En- Ia noche del viernes do Ia
pasada semana fuerou sustraidos &
don Manuel Perez Sanchez que posee
un csfe en- Ia calle <Muff z Riyers,.
cincu' nta y pico de pesos que tenfa on
81 establecimietto. Ell ladr6n lcgr6
abrlr una puert' que s6lo tiens una
pequeha aldaba, que da cceso al co.
rral de Ia casa.
-En la madrugad4 del mlercoles
falleci6, tras larga y penosa spferme.
dad, Ia virtuosa dana doda Antonia
Tcilla, ssposa amansfsima dc nuestro
buen amigo don Magin Ruiz.
TAmbien falleci6 el lunes Ia e.tI.
mable matrona dofs Dolores Maj tiae,
Clntr6n, via. del doctor Romero. A
los respectivos sspelios ccncurri6 nu
meroso pdblico de todss las classs no.
ciales y los f6retros estaban adorna
dos con muchas coronas, que consa.
graron 4 las que va no sxist.n dis.in,
guidas familias de esta lccalidad.
Con motive de hsllarss guar
dando CANA el teniente Reyes, dc Ia
poliefs insular, Sc ha hscho cargo In
terinameute del puesto de Csguas o.
cabo Val adsres, destacado en- Gura.
bo.
Con destino 4 la cArcsl de Hu
macao han salido por ruta On la ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-15
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
FaIlece On Caguas sI tenisnte
Reyes. Una fabrica de
hisIo en- Humacao.
DIsGUsTO PERSONAL
Perlodico obrero. Sala de
socorros. ..Caida de un nj.
no desde una azotea.

Aneche fslleci6 en- Csguas,, vic.
TINA de cruel enfermsdad, el primer
tenients DC 10 Policfs Insular don Nh.
riano Reyes, uno do los ofciales ma,
Antiques y mas rectos on o. ssrvieio.
Envismos & su distinguida fami.
lis y particularmsnte ( su hsrmano
nuestro amigo don Ramon Reyes Pc
ma, el testimonio do nuestro pssame.
-Ssg6n nosicias do Humssao, don
Luis Delgado Carri6ni esM instalan.
do en- aquella ciudad una nbriea do
hielo, Ia que visns & eubrir una gran
necesidad en- squells pc oblaei6n.
-Anochs tuvieron un choqus per.
sonal don Lauresno Cantsrc, smplsa.
do del ssta blecimiento del sBoletin
Mercantile, y sl senor don Arturo Pom.
90 de LION, director del psri6dieo sC6.
ianlo.s
Parece que el dIsgusto fuk mott.
vado po I'm suelto que publisa dieho
peri6dico, 90 que se hace alusiones ,l
aeiior Cante-o.
LA <Fsderaci6n Regional, de
San Juan sanuncla In salids do un
nuevo periodieo do propsg gands obre-
ra.
Aver fueron asistidos On 10 Sd.
10 de Socorros An eeto V VAlentin. tt.
moteo Arroyo, Juan OrAbona Fran.
cisco Baez
Aver 30 cay6 de una azotea. su
la calle del Cristo ndmero 8. al nis,o
Gonzalo Perez, de cortos anos do
edsd.
En- el acto fs6 llamado el doctor
Cueto, quien ordsn6 90 trasladara 81
herido q Ia Sala do Socorros.
El nifo recibi6 en- 10 ssids unn
fuerte confusion sobrs ID region pa-
rietal izquierda, que fue calidcsds de-
pron6stico ressrvado.