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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22
YANKEES AND PRINcELETs.
Manner in Which People Of This
Country Go Daft over Titles
Puzzles English.

"W-hat seems to surprise the
English greatly is the propensity
of Americans to go daft over Ii
ties" writes jerome Hart, from
Assuan, in the land of the Phara-
obs. THE ittlest h0munculuS
princelet from almost anywhere
will excite a bevy of American
girls like a chicken hawk in Il
barn yard. One day l was seated
on the terrace of a big hotel in
Egypt overlooking the Nile. The
duke and duchess Of Connaught
and their daughters were on their
way down the river in a govern
ment 'dehabeah.' They had come
ashore for that solemn British
function, afternoon tea. did not
know we had distinguished guests
to tea, but presently l observed
that something unusual was tax
ing place. Yet the excitement
was entirely among the Ameri-
cans. All of my American fellow
countrymen had their tables
drawn up as you see them in din
ner parties on the stage, with one
side filled with the diners and the
blank side pointed toward the
footlights. In this case the tables
were pointed toward the royal
ducal tea party, while my Ameri-
can compatriots gazed google
eyed at the brother of the English
king.
$50 rapt were they in scrutiny
that many of them neglected their
tea, toast, mullins, zwejbach,
cakes, bread and butter, orange
marmalade, raspberry jam, straw
berry jam and blackberry jam,
which kickshaws constitute the
slight snack taken at five p. m. by
the true BritOn. / could see them
when they got back home telling
about the time when | took
five o'clock tea right next to the
duke and duchess of Connaught.
How did the English behayel
Well, they behayed-the men with
British phlegm, the women will
English calm. No woman neglect
ed her tea, no man his jam. Some
even finished their snack hastily
to go donkey riding or to play ten
mis- or croquet. Many young mel
smoked openly and unashamed
l even saw some elderly men ant
women asleep.
"Only fancy a royal prince at al
American hotel. Let us not say
royal prince, but a %princeling or
royal dukelet or even the seven
teenth son of some pseudo-sOver
eign seventeen times removed
Why, trot out any old thing in tn
way of a king and the great Ameri
can public goes crazy. See how W,
acted over the Russian Crane
Duke Alexis or the Spanish Prir
cess Eulalia, over whom Chicag.
leaders fought so bitterly tina
J.. they nearly took meat axes an.
cleayers to each other. Whe.
Prince Henry of Prussia was in tn
t United States a year or two ag
his presence in our large cite
, nearly caused a riot"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22
One Of the Dangers,

Emperor William has been rae
ing with d railroad train in bis au-
tomobile. AS the train beat him,
the engineer may be expected to
be arrested for lese majestic.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given TO all creditors and
other persons interested in the estate OF
Ann Oberhellmann, deceased that the under
signed administrator will apply to make a hnal
settlement Of said estate at the August
term, 1905. Of the probate court OF Lafayette
county, Missouri, to be begun and held at
the probate court room, in the city OF Lex
ingtOD, on the second Monday in August, 1908.
GUSTAV +. OBERHELLMANN,
7+St5 Administrator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22
FINAL ~SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
other persons Interested in the estate OF
Robert Ewing,deceased that the un-
final settlement OF said estate, at the
August term, 1905, OF the probate court o.
Lafayette county, Missouri, 10 be begun and
held 1T the probate court room, In the city OF
Lexington. on the second Monday IN
CHAT NJ STOCKTON,
7-St0 Executor.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22
FINAL sErTI.EMENr

Nctice IS hereby gwen to all creditors and
other persons Interested in the estate Of Mamie
Collins. deceased, that the undersigned adj
ministratOr will apply to make a tinal settle
ment Of said estate atthe August term, 1905,
Of the probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, to be begun and held ut the probate
court room In the city Of Lexington, on the
second Monday in August, 1905.
NJ. d. WILSON,
T-St5 Administrator
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22
ElNAL SUPERINTENDENT

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
other persons Interested in the estate of
Geo. w. Marquis, deceased, thatthe underslgn-
ed administrator will apply to make 4 tlnal
settlement of said estate. at the August
term, 1915, of the probate court of Lafayette
county, Missouri, to be begun and held at the
probate court room, in the city Of Lexington
on the second Monday IN August. 1905.
NJ. ID. NILSSON,
7-Sth Administrator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22

7-St6
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22
FINAL ~SErTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and
persons interested In the estate of John
e.. Davis, deceased, that the Undersigned
administrator win apply to make a inal settle
ment of said estate. at the August term,
1905, Of tho probate court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri, 20 be begun md held at the probate
court room, In the city ~ Lexington, on the
second Monday in August. 1895,
M d. WILSON,
7-8t5 Administrator
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22
Noted Woman Vegetarian.

Mrs. John B. Henderson, wife of
former United States Senator
Henderson, of Missouri, is a vege-
tartan, and has written a book
styled ~The Aristocracy of
Health"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-22

Many a bachelor has been pre-
vented from breaking into the
matrimonial game by the %interven-
ton of a pet dog.-Chicago Chron-
iicle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
DAUGHTERS OF cohFeoERAcY
Picture of Senator Daniel for Room
in Old Ladies' Home.

Picture Of Senator Daniel for Room
in Old Ladies' Home.
The John W. Daniel Chapter,
Daughters Of The Confcdcrncy. will
mark tho door OF its room in the
Old Ladies' Home at Richmond
with handsome brass plate, hearing
tho inscription. John w. Daniel
CHAPTER. u. d. c., of Newport News.
The plate has been made from :.
part Of the brass used in the con
airuction Of the baulcship Virginia.
Senator John w. Daniel. for whom
the chapter is named has written
that lie will give the chapter a life
sized portrait Of himself 10 be hung
in the room AT the homo in Rich
mond. Tho portrait will be sent here
first and will DO placed on cxhibi.
ton in one Of tho show windows OF
a Washington avenue store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
Two Interesting Sessions of lnsti,
tuie Yesterday.
QUANTITY OF TRUCK EXHIBIT D
Adresses by Dr.. Ferneyhough, Prof.
souie and Other Speakers Enjoyed
by Those IN Attendance--Pr'zes TO
be Awarded This Afternoon

Tho second annual Farmers lnsti-
tnte 10 he held here opened al the
Casino theatre Yesterday morning at
1890 o'clock with large number
IF farmers and truckers Of tho ron
insua counties in attendance. Sow
cral hundred people visited tho Cast
no during The day 10 hear some spc-
cial subject treated by Tho speakers
of the day and 10 examine the many
exhibits Of farm products.
Ample accommodation for the
crowds had been provided 10y The
committee of tho Chamber OF Com
mcrcc which had in charge the ar
rangcmonts for tho institute and a
special space in the hall surround
ing the main auditorium OF the thea.
ire had been reserved for the cx.
hihits
Large Number Of Exhibits.
Almost every farmer attending tho
institute brought sample Of the pro
duce raised on his farm and the cX.
hlbltS around the han of the thcni re
are the most attractive over seen
here. Among tho various articles OH
exhibition are: Seed corn, peanuts
apples, peas. kalc, spinach. onions
dried apples, wheat, pumpkins, Irish
potatoes. tnrnps. pears. bects. black.
eyed peas. ducks. turkeys. Plymouth
llock chickens leghorn chickens
hams, bread, ponnd-cakc. fruit cake
cucumber pickles. chow chow and
dairy products.
Handsome prizes will he awarded
10 the owners of tho best exhibits
OF the various kinds of farm produce
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock by the
committee on awards.
Morning Session.
Dr. J. G. Fornoyhough, Stale vct.
orinarim, of Blacksburs, was The
first speaker of The day. his subject
being the Diseases of Live Stock. d"
HIS treatment Of the subject was
listened to with marked attention by
the attending truckers and farmers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
DIVORCE ENDS ROMANCE.
Mrs. Mary Pritchard Granted Right 10
Use Maiden Name.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Judge Darham granted an absolute
divorce TO Mrs. Mary Pritchard from
her husband. John II. pritchard Tho
plalntin was also granted tho custody
OF her child aud the right to use he:
maiden name. Mary Rove.
John X. rritchard and Miss Mary
Rowe clopcd to Elizabeth City. y. c.
five years ago and were married
They returned 10 this city AMI for
more than year lived happily to
ecihcr. In 1902 Prltchard deserted
his wife ana babe and. according Ia
the bill filed In court. has not contri.
Dhled % their support since thnt time
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
Still Catching Docs.

About n dozen unmuZ2lcd dogs were
taken up yesterday. Six OF the luck
less animals captured Wednesday
were killed yesterday morning. their
OInOr; having fallch 10 relccm lhcm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
German Foreign Secretary Favor.
able to the Exposition.
P&O MISSES TO GIVE HIS SUppOR (,
Kaiser's Government Expected TO
Send Naval and Military Contin
gent TO Hampton Roads TO Rival
Those Of France and England.

a cablcsram from Berlin an
nouncCs hat President Harry St
George Tucker, OF ihe JamostoSa
Exposition Company, was yesterday
in conference with German Foreign
SECRETARY Kichihon and That tho latter
promised 10 urge The government 10
accert The invitation TO participate in
the tcrcontennial celebration on
Hampton Roads in 1907.
SECRETARY RichthoT listened apprc-
ciativcly TO Mr. Tucker and, it. is
understood, gave him every reason
To believe that the Emperor would
favor The acceptance OF the invita-
zion. Ii is expected that Germany
will send naval and military coniin
gents 10 participate in tho fair and
that her squadron viii be one TO
| compare favorably with those which
England and France propose to send
The officials and stockholders OF
tho exposition company arc delight
ed with Inc favorable reception of
their president by The European
powers. Tile assurance that Eng.
land France and Germany will have
squadrons here makes the proposed
great naval rendezvous during the
exposition n certainty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
High School Students.

The Newport News High School
Literary Society held It's regular bi-
weekly meeting in the assembly hail
Of the High school building yester-
day afternoon nj | O'clock \ few
business matters were disposed of
by tho body and an excellent literary
and musical program was rendered
by several of the members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09

Miss Matte Meredith has returned
irom Richmond. where she spent ;
month with relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
TEMPORARY REDUCTION.
Car Fare TO Old Point Goes Back 10
Five Cents,

II was announced yesterday at the
Office OF The Newport News and Old
Point Railway that tho fare from this
city 10 Old Point ana Ph0obus would
bc reduced 10 i've cents temporarily.
Tho change TO take effect at once.
On and alter December IS the fare
wiz no ten ccnts again
no reason is assigned for the TEN.
porary reduction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
oonaparte Has Meriwether Verdict,

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Secrctary
Bonapartc has received the record OF
the case Of Midshipman Minor Meri-
wethcr. Ir.. tried by court-martial at
Annapolis Tor alleged responsibility
for the death OF Midshipman Branch
and Will probably announce his action
upon il in few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
(zowara' S Goes In
There rs YOssr Reason
Wins.

In those.threc words is the whole secret
OF this wonderful Cure for colds, sore
throat, Group. pneumonia--al diseases
that spring from colds. 1t goes in.
RIB Gowan's Pneumonia Cure OYER
Guest nr thIont--and forget it. Nextday
you're well. You don't have 10 wal
until e sticky Mess is digcstcd. Ii works
wonders at once.
Gownn's Pneumonia Cure Is the great
household remedy for all the cold" Ills.
READ WHAT NtIGRsoRS SAY
"a hay. wed Gowan's Pneumonia cr,A
for colds aud croup with most grntifyin1
Isallts,, Il gives immediate and psitna.
Grey. ". c. YEARLY,
"Hillsboro, y. c."
~ liavs used Gowan's Pneumonia Chr.
WITH spiendid results Tor coughs, colds
anu severe pains in chest AID lungs, II
never fails TO relieve
"JNo. r. Scorr.
Greensboro, " c."
All druggists sell Cowan's. Regular
bottles, $1.00. Group size, "a cents. Bv
mail, if desired. GVwau Medical CO.,
Durham, y. Z,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09

who gathered many valuable points
about treating the various diseases
when hcsot stock on farm
At tho conclusion OF DR.. Ferney.
hough's address, Veterinary Surgeon
r r. Clark, Of this city. led discus
sion on tho diseases Of live stock and
many OF tho farmers present partlcl.
pated. asking questions relating TO
certain kinds OF diseases aud giving
Illustrations Of diseases they have
had To contend with In raising live
stock.
The morning session of the insti.
tue closed at noon and after those
In attendance had luncheon they re.
turned 20 the Casino TO attend the
afternoon session. which convened al
80 o'clock. During the afternoon
may people visited the institute and
it is estimated that five hundred
persons were at the Casino during
Tho entire day.
Afternoon Session.
Tho afternoon session was opened
by MIR. T. o. Sandy, OF BMrkcvine,
Va. who spoke on the subject
Managing Il Dairy Farm" The
speaker showed Il thorough knew.
ledge Of his subject and gave many
interesting points about the conduc;
Of a dairy on a farm.
Professor a. NJ Soulc, dean aud
director of the College Of Agricnl-
turc, Blacksburg, Va. then spoke on
Corn Growing in Virginia Thi;
was POSSIBLY the most interesting
speech of tho day and one frour
which The truckers derived the most
benefit. Professor Soulc spoke for
about an hour, insIructing those ~
attendance upon the kind III corn to
riani. tie t.o;.tHcnt Of tho "r,i 20
grow corn and other hits OF
reformation y.','; bic TO th.. corn
grower
The disIr ,gioa ri pota,o tui;n:o
ry Mr.. -. II. F!ory. OF Wlrwicil
county, AMI III discussion cf ruck.
ing by M. .in.i',w Il. Tod J. also Of
| Warwick SYuh', arranged for tLc
afternoon saSs'oo yosterIW, 700
postponed uisi; Il is norma; in q.
Ger that r,o'ec.v.' Soulc migh. make
Els spcoca rn Corn C:1wirE in
Virginia" Pr.:assor Sou" Was T."
have spol;al tbs morninc, m io
vas comrc!ial Il return 10 plichs
imrg last Eipht
institute Closes Today.
Two interesting sessions OF tho in
| stitutc will he held today. four dis.
cussons of interest 10 farmers hciuv
arranged for. The meeting will ciog =,
with the afternoon session today
Following is the program as ar.
ranged for today:
Morning Session.
1920 o'clock-"Potato Cultu' :"
Mir. ID. NJ. Flory, Warwick county
II o'clocli-"TrucIeing,' MIR. An.
drew j.. Todd, Warwick, county.
li:30 o'clock-Discussion Mr.. l..
a. Bishop. superintendent Of a.ri-
culture, Normal school, Hampton
Afternoon Session.
1880 O'clocll-'lmprovcme and
lnnoculation OF Soils" Professor :.
Is. llcigcs, manager State lest farm.
Sake. Va.
2;3o o'clock--Discnssion PROBES.
gor liciecs and others.
O'Clock Report of committee Oh
awards.
$3.50 o'clocl-"Poultry for Prof.
Mr. William S. swcctscr, Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs 4.
i. Bowen died Thursday at the homo
or It's parents on For;y-ninth street
The BODY was taken la Baltimore YES
terday for intormcnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09

Mr. Fl. c. Watts Of Lynchbnrg. wh0
has been III with typhoid fever nj nr
Knights sanitarium. is rccupcraing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09
Social Personal

\ number oil young society folk from
this city went 10 Dcnhcigh last night
10 attend q dance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-09

Mrs. W. Il. Jennings entertained in
formally nj her home. $500 circuit ave
nue. Thursday evening. in honor OF her
guest. Miss Grace l.. Rhodes of Nor.
folk
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-03
SuCGSOS \ COnentOS.

Es una Ikatima, una veFdadeTa las
timai
Algunes genteg, que Din duda no ven
mas ALA del celemin en que tienen sls
SdeaJes encarcelados. viYiendo solo pa
rR allOs, cuando Bienten que u Verdad
panetra en los pobFes resQuicios en que
claran h0nr0dGnae1ste admiradas. de
cen, en- an trangpOEte de entugleSmTs
saliendO de 90 hRhitual splatAnamientC:
sLO ven uAtedels IEl advers0r5o
EeConoCe nuestros m6ritos y los pro-
CIama q "a oiud0d y al etnS0ersoi
Y, naturalmente; tiene uno que Greer
que tales gentea ViVen ca q mejor de-
los muDdos.
Es deCir. que como solo saben dc
hus egoismos. no COmprenden que Los
aem&s estSn honestR distanCia de eso8
fgoismoG.
Figuraos & diez 5 dccs personan. que
os eat6n miranda en- an aill6n. meci6a-
doos y abAniC6ndoos para mitigar Ios
ardores CanicuIares.
Aquellas peraonas est6n en- cucIi.lAs.
audando d clsOqT0s Os nniran Codici0-
Bamente. lC6mO han perdidO. & ga
entender, el modesto siII6n y el pobre
abanicol Poniendo los CLOS en- blanco,
6IiraCundOs. exOlauRn:
-iMirad & eaosl Squ6 90 habEsr crei-
dt9 SQue lle0arkn d pFeaidentes de ls
rep6biiCs9 Uyl lQu6 guRpOsl isl 10
V4ze Sc espGa1tG2a!
Asf, mas menog disCurFen. Es que
LOB apaaionamient0a no hacen otFa COsR
que NGagOtGr ID gente. En tanto,
loa que estsn arrib2. GbRniCandOsa en-
81 mueIle aill6n, peTcstAnGe, con pena,
de- lac DyOtestas de los que est6n en- Gu
CIilIRg, =. generOgos aiempFe, ante tam
ta pequefiez gritan con voz honra-
do n sinCera:
iLsvantaoa de ahf, heFmanosl We
mid & nosofrOs. Ocupad noestos pues-
toe. otros. aquellos q que tepeis dere-
eho; perO levantaOS, abandoned ese es
t6ril s6RngotRmiento.0
10 c1Gl que no lea haCe salir de "a
RpokeOsis.
ISe admiran de rasgO1 tan iustOs y
tan mobiles!
IPObres gentesl
Hombrel Todavfa est6n los em6to-
doa0 que ellOs IlamRn e4mericRnuso
predCupandO & no poCOs ShermanOa en-
10 p46R1@.1
On peri6diOO reppblicano de ID isla
sale habl6ndonos de ellOa.
Y afirma que es 10 que tod0S debe-
mos sayudar impIantAr.0 , etc.
Que ae 10 Cuente al LCdO. Rossy
(Manuel F 81 CuHl, On un rapto de
GmegEcGMisGnti8naO, dijO en- CiertR
am6Iea:
--lYa estOy de m6todos americRnOB
hasta Ia Cor0nilla!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-03
GTialeR h0roI0s0 eIlIa oaIetGTa
de Caguas a Rio Piedras

Lizardi. de las cuales hay yarias
detenidas pOr 81 sUces0.
La investigation Ia han practl-
cado el juez % paz de Rio PiedFas,
teniente Quiilones. sargento Lopez
Diaz Y detective Tnocencio Diaz y
Ia contin1a con Ia actividae =
acieFto que acostumbra. el fiscal
seIloE CampillO.
Este hech0 horroroso nos recueF-
da uno igual ocuFrid0 en- 81 pFoplo
barFio J fnca de Castrill6 en- el
mes de mayo de 1897.
Entonces, como ahora, un pobre
iOFnalero, Rafael Ramos. perdio Ia
vida q mano airada y luego Sc le
tendi6 en- mitad de la carretera,
cometi6ndose Ia elormidad de- ha-
ceFle pasaE por encima una de las
eaFretas que guiaban los procesa-
dos.
De estos solo fu6 condenado 4 III
amos y cuatro meses de reclusi6n
temporal, Juan Torres, que sufre
Ia pena en- 81 presidio departamen-
tai de San Juan; siendo absueltos
Elias EstPella, Jose Cruz, Luis Gil
m6nez y Ramon Castro. todos ca
rreteros de oficio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-03
Sis tena penitenc ciari 3.

OcupGbAmonOs aver de Il de eficienCia
del sistemR PenitenciSriO actuRl y de
10 poCR atenCi6n que se le pres
tabs On aDgunOs pRiGes del mundO,
giendo este Causa, de que en- Vez de sa-
car de las c6FCeles presidios, hom-
brea FedimidOs, p6nense con freCuen-
Cia on libertAd hombres pervertidos
y con un CRudal de experiensia para
oCulta4 el crimen.
Una de Lac pasioneG fAvOritas de loG
reCIuidos, eG ell juego, que es una de los
que in8piFan al hombFe mayor c6mulo
de ideas peFveraRs.
7 n0 hay que penSar on que pueds
evitarae tan 0i st Ird0 placer p0r nlu-
cha vigi 'anciR que se ejeTzR.
P0drfan evitRrse que penetFen en- las
CSrCeIe9, naipes y dNdos. objetOs que
han pOdidO enC0ntTaT1e alguDaS VeCes
& Los cor fnadOE. peHoIn no pOdF6 evitar-
se que jueguen mientFag vivian On co.
munida6.
Los nedios de que se valen. & pesar
de ser vulgRFes, son cpriog0s.
El n6merO de moscas que puedsE
reunirse en- IN espacio deter ninado. es
suficiente para que se hSgGn apuestas,
Los pssos que de an individuo de un
lAdO para Otro; cualQuier cosa pOr ia.
signiicante que ses, el motive para iu-
gar, pues no en- todas las penitenCiAIiaB
hay tRllereS, y 81 los hay, no s0dos ira
b jan On ellos.
De Shi. los disturbioa que en- distin.
toe eDccas y eE distintOs paisas, han
ocurEidO On les cSrceles. de dunde Be
han deTivadO IuChAa cuerpO q CuerpO y
rinse de menor cuanti4 que pccas We
ces traaCienden 81 p6bliCo.
De Ctra parte mientFas no de- impIan-
to el sistema cellular, el COL fioAdo esta
re & meTced de la mayor 8 menor sim
pAtiO. que pueda inspifAr & los Cab5u
de cuarteI jefe de galeFG, 8 CuGIQuieE
OtEa il taencin que dejGrs aentir en-
aquellos antros, todAs luCes injusto &
inhnman0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-03
Las huelglS en- Ia ISLa

dicha haciends y en sab-pueatc de
JRguyR.-C0b0 GOnsttIes
-En Vieques he aido detenidO p0F 81
guardia Jorge Jim6nez. 81 individu0
Csrmelo EncaFnaci6n por sgrediF con
10 navsje barbers. gFavemente, Car
los Sanchez.
I'm sidO citadO para COmpareCer
ante ell TribunaI de DistritO de- Areci-
bO, el detective Juan Ortiz, de eBta
capital. para el iuiciO de ID causa ge-
guid8 pOr eI Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Ventura Santana y Miguel Ro.
dlIguez. pOr delito contra Ell derech0
electoral.
eYsuco. Mayo "a les 10 p. a.
salieron para Ponce en- tFen especial so
peoneg, Sjustados para trsbajar en- Ia
central GFortuna.2
sConisi6n Federation Libra quiso
impedirl0 pFomoviendo question con
empleadOs enYiados por administrator.
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