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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
TO BAR Mc,i.ctsir,s pe,pnoinip,e,t

ALBANY, y. V. Jan. IL Robert
Hunter, chairman of the New York
city child labor committee, accompa-
MED by V. Eyerit Macy of the national
and state child labor committees. call
ed on Governor Higgins and presented
to him a report of that body designed
to show that State Labor Commissioner
John McMackin has failed to enforce
the laws not only against the employ
ment in factories Of children under
fourteen, but also regarding the pro-
lection of adult employees, The COM
mittee asks that Commissioner McMac-
kin be not reapponted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
JERoME'S WEAPON.
Bowling LAW Has Closed New York
Gambling Houses For Good.

Gambling Houses For Good.
NEW YORK, Jan. II. - Following
the surreh .er to District Attorney Je-
rome Of the gambling outfits belonging
to Frank Farrell, Dave Johnson and
Frank MacDougal, il was declared by
counsel for the gamblers that Jerome
has closed every gambling house IN
New York city and that they will re-
main closed.
The instrument which made so effec'
tual action possible was disclosed by
Lawyer Daniel 0'Reilly. representing
the gamblers. to be the bowling law,
enacted at the request of jerome when
he was trying to induce Jesse Levi
sohn to testify against Richard Can
field. That law automatically releases
from punishment any gambler who
gives evidence against himself to the
district attorney, but compels him tc
give such evidence,
Lawyer O'Reilly said:
There will be no gambling houses
IN this city. The Bowling act has
given the district attorney Il weapon
which he has used TO close effectually
every place in the city"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
Twining Pleaded Not Guilty

NEW YORK. Jan. II. - Albert c,
Twining. former president of the Mon
mouth Trust and safe Deposit com
pany of Asbury Park, \. j.. was ar
raigned. before Justice Dixon In the
supreme court, in Freehold y. j., Ia
plead to four indictments charging him
with having misappropriated funds OF
the company to the amount of $4,000
and converting them TO his own use
He pleaded not guilty and was re
leased in $500 bail on each Indictment
His trial was set for Feb. ..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
NORTH HoOSICK, N. Y.

Alfred Spiers is i'll.
Mrs Edward Spaqlding is on the
sick list
Edward Allen is suffering with a
severe cold.
Mrs Ammi Surdam is much bet r
at this writing.
Mrs George Harrington is suffering
with felon.on her hand.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Hall January ID.
Mrs Walter Allen who has been sick
for some time is not as well at this
writing.
Otto Nesbitt and wife of Mechanic
vile is visiting at his fathers, James
Nesbitt. :
Several ice houses are being filled
from the surrounding streams. The
ice is very good.
The report is that Albert Bowker
has sold his place TO Joe Cathcart and
has bought the BraZell farm.
The prize for best spelling was won
by Mrs George Russell at the socia
held at Charles Klages, Friday even.
ing.
Mr. and Mrs John Hay gave a party
to a number of friends Thursday eve
ming Cards were INDUCED in and re-
| freshments served.
Mrs F. T. Howard and Mrs Arthur
Milliman will serve supper Wednes.
day evening at the home of the former
for the benefit OF the ladies aid socie'
ty.
Miss Sarah Humphrey gave party
for her Sunday school class at the
home of Mrs George Allen Thursday
afternoon from 4 to 7. All reported
fine time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17

YORK, Pa, Jan. l7-Bishop John
Bryant Small. one of the best known
negro bishops in this country, is dead
at his home here after an illness of ten
days. Bishop Small was born in Bar
bados in 1888. He came to the United
States in 1871 and afterward joined
the African Methodist Episcopal
church. In 1896 he was elected by the
general conference at Mobile Ala, to
the episcOpate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
Paroied Convict shot Himself.

GAINESVILLE, o.. Jan. Ill. Ben
Peoples, former prominent contractor
of Coshocton county, who had been pa
rolled from the penitentiary. committed
suicide by blowing off the top OF his
head because warrant was about to
he served for his return to the peniten-
tiary on the charge of having violated
his temporary release. Peoples saw
the sheriff and a state detective APP
preaching his house at Plainfeld Be
fore the officers could gain entrance
Peoples had killed himself
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
russian Teachers For Freedom.

MOSCOW, Jan. IA congress of
schooteachers here has adopted res
olutlon declaring that it is necessary
that teachers organize nationally and
locally with a view to asserting their
rights and extending their usefulness
and for cooperation with the zemstvos
and municipalities.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
Wants $40 From the Dolls.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. IT,
Herman Kretze, a st. Paul architect
attached the property Of Mrs Hunter
Doll formerly Mrs. Cushman X. Da.
Wis, and of her husband, Hunter Doll
of Virginia, to settle a claim of $40 al
legged to be due as architect fees. Mrs
Doll has lived in Washington and Vlr.
ginia for several years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
The Center OF The First City OF
The World.

No 33 of the New York Centrals
"Four Track Series" is devoted to a
very interesting description of the
center of New York. 1t contains "a
pages and III pictures, and is beauti-
fully printed and illustrated. A copy
will be sent free, postpaid, to any ad-
dress on receipt of five cents, by Geo
II. Daniels, General Passenger Agent,
Grand Central Station, New York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
FOUND"
Odd Notice in Prominent Southern
Paper Of Interest 10 BenninS-
ton Residents.

One Of the best known newspapers in
the South is the Guide" of Dunn, N.
c. Its publisher, j. p. pitman, sends
Us the following clipping With request
to publish;
Found, by the editor of the Guide
bottle of Hyomei, the wonderful
treatment that cures catarrh without
stomach dosing. We can speak 10
highest praise of lts remarkable power
to cure and relieve catBrrh of the head
and throat. This mention is made not
as an advertisement but in the inter
est Of those who suffer the torture of
that terrible disease, catarrh. "
In sending the clipping Mr. Pitman
wrote the following letter;
81 enclose little piece from my pa
per, issued today. You will see from
this that ! desire to push the selling of
Hyomei as far as possible. | am u.s.
ing it in my own family, and find that
~ SlNcD bnO uOSiIcb iolItl, ~ tudb Il
take pleasure in spreading far and
near the knowledge of this sure relief
for catarrh ~
Druggist Gokay in preparation for
the catarrhal troubles of this sea
son OF the year, has ordered large
stock of Hyomei, and sells it under
guarantee to refund the money il it
does not relieve. The complete outfit
costs but 81 and extra bottles can be
obtained for 90 cents. Ask him to
show you the strong guarantee under
which he sells it, This remarkable
remedy medicates tue air you breathe,
soothing aud healing the mucous mem
brane of the air passages and making
a complete cure of the worst case OF
catarrh.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17

MANILA. Jan. 17-Lieutenant Az
cry, one Philippine scout and two ma
live employees have been wounded in
action at Dolores river. Private Aus
tin, hospital corps, was wounded and
nine constabnlary were killed in ac-
ton near Masog, Samar, Jan s.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
wouId Eliminate Arizo,n.

WASHINGTON, Jan 17.-By II vote
of 30 to "a the senate decided to con-
slider the crosstown railway bill for
Washington, but the measure soon
gave place to the statehood, bill. That
measure was discussed for three hours
by Messrs. SirHnonS and Hepburn,
both of whom favored the elimination
of Arizona fro. the bill
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the
cough anu heals the lungs. Prevents
pneumonia and will cure incipient con
sumption. Contains no opiates and is
safest for children. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and insist upon having
it, Stops the cough and heals the
Jugs Sold by b. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
Treasury omciaI Resigns.

WASHINGTON, Jan, IL Robert B..
Armstrong, assistant secretary Of the
treasury, in charge Of customs, has in
dicated to the president and to Secre-
tary Shaw his purpose to resign to ac-
cept an important business position in
New York 1t is understood that Mr..
Armstrong; resignation will take eff
feet on March (.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
IInr nulli a.ooa Cturchcs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-By the ex-
pendlture of Sl95,160 during 1901 the
Congregational Church Building society
has built 100 churches aud IS parson-
ages according to the annual report
Of that society, In fifty-two years the
society has built 1903 churches and 923
parsonages.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17

VIENNA. Jan. Ii. - Mrs. Belamy
Storer, wife of the American ambassa-
dor to Austria Hungary, is among the
most prominent and distinguished am
tours whose work is seen in the exhibl.
ton Of art works which opened today
AT the rooms of the Vienna hegenbmd
here. The exhibitors include several
archduchesSes and archdukeS and 9th
er members of the Austrian aristoc-
racy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
Depev and Weed Nominated.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 17.-Chauncey
NJ. Depew of New York and Smith NJ.
Weed of Clinton were nominated for
the office of United States senator last
night at joint caucuses held respec-
lively by the Republican and Demo
cratic members of the legislature. The
Republican senators and assemblymen
met in the assembly chamber, where
Senator Depew's name was placed be-
fore the caucus and unanimously sup
ported. In the Democratic caucus Mr..
Weeds nomination was opposed by
the friends of Judge ID. Cady Herrick.
Judge Herrick received II votes to Mr..
Weeds ~ Today the two houses will
vote separately on the nomin tons
and tomorrow provide for the formal
transmission Of their choice to the
United States Senate,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
LECTURE

On American Poets BY Rev Richardson Of
Glens Falls.
The second entertainment in the
Young Wopap's club course will be a
lecture in Apollo Hall, on American
Poets OF the Nineteenth Century by
Rev G, l.. Richardson of Glens Falls
This lecture will be given on Tues
day evening, Jan 18th at ;l5 o'clock.
Mr. Richardson needs no Introduce
ion to a Bennington audience and the
club is justified In announcing a
thoughtful discourse and an intellect.
ual pleasure. Course tickets 81 %.
Single admission Soc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
A Gnnranteed Cure FOR rllss.

Itching. blind, bleeding or protrudng Piles.
Drugglstsrefund money II PAZD OINTMENT
ais to cure any case, no matter of how long
landing In To IA days. First application
gives case and rest. soc If your druggist has
MT IL send Zoe IN stamps and 1t will pe forward.
I'D postpaid by Par Medicine Co., IT Louis
MO.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-17
To Cure a Cold In One Dav

~ Nu'c |" Noiu IN Ont Ody
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tabl
cts All druggists refund the money II Il fails TO
cure. K. W. MISUNDERSTANDING IL on each box
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
La sOlltarIs, ensmIgO del micro
bio do Ia iislS.

La Ultima novedsd Cientffica Consis-
to en- el deacubrimiento de que Ia soli-
taFia co aenemigS mortal del microbio
de d tfsis. Al Cual no dPjt vivir en eI
ORGANISING d0nde ella hssentado sus
Fea1es.
Aef 10 sfirman. de IL m0nerS mss &C.
RE, y baaSndose en- estudiog prG fan
dos. los f '6se f0s frenceses l.. James y
III. Maudould, en- an trabSio reCiente
ments pFesentado & il Accidents de
CienCias de Paris.
Las inVestigRciones de estoS hom-
breg de CienCia, demuestran que 81 ia
90 sPgregsdo poF IA tenie. produce
efectOs bRCteTicidas.
LS tenia no dejs 81 oFganismo infac-
CioDarBe con baCilos tuberculosos. y se
ha dRd0 el cRs0 de que al desRrrOllaFse
ID soIitaria en- ell intestine de un tfsicO.
este hR reCobrado por completo Il %
lad.
Para CompFobar con MIS- efisacis ia
IL fldenciR del juGO de Ia tenia sObfe
las Iesionea pulmonarog. los dcctoFeG
James y Maudoul inyectsf0n eSs i0go
variOs tubaFcuIosos, ConsiguiendO en-
unos extremes retAFdar Ia evOlucion
proRresiVs de Ii dolencia. y en- Otr0B
contenerlR poF complete.
ACtualmente Ge realiz IN nuevoS en-
sayos On los hospitAles de Paris con el
m6todO preConi7ad0 en- el tFabBjo re-
cientemente Iefdo en- II AcRdemiR de
CieEcias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
COrto dc DIstfItO del DistTitO
judicial do San Jua l, Puerto
Rico,

CauBas Criminales que habr6n de ser
viatas en- juiCio oral en- les fechas mar.
eRdaG 81 pie de cada una de elias:
EV Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
PoliCarpio Ortiz, por uso do armHs sin
lice1Cia. Juici0 oral en- RpeIaCi6n.
San Jusn, AgostO IA del 1905
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
Gregorio Casts fIedo. por deIito contra
Ia iusticia p6blica. JuiCio oral .en
spelGci6n, San Juan. AgoStO IA del
1906. .--.--
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Al
fonsO MaHcan0. por acometimiento y
sgresi6n. JuiCio oral en- apelaCi6n,
B2yam6n, A goat0 IA del 1905.
81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
EIfsa Calder6n, pOr Rlterar ID paz p1'
b'icR. Juicio oral en- ape laci6n, TOA
Alta. Agoato IA del 1905 -..
81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
z Z1ilO Garcia. p0r infraCci6n OrdenRn'
zaa Ley de RentAs Ioternhs. Juici0
oral en- apelaCi6n, BAyam On. AgostO
IA del 1905.
El Pueblo de Puerto r CO contra
Pedro Cruz Dor seduction. Juicio
Oga!, oral Felony, Bsyam6n. Ae o'tO Il del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
ttifnagi6l Pgregiina,
fl ldlOma Log ''nueStTOS de-
EaCh0s pOItileOs.
Como pIsEsa IN subeOmlSIOnadO
Do ''educael6n, !"

81 guboomisionado de instruction
pdbliCa 90 aseeura que diio en- Ia con-
ferencis CelabEada aver con los macs
trog que este pueblo para obtener sus
dereChos poIfticos necesitabB hIbIar ei
idiomR ifg .6S.
Ege declaration hecha por nm fan.
cionario americRnc, aupqua no este
autoriz sd0 psrs clio. aintetiza 10 que
parscs pensAr el gobieFno ameEicAno
F3specto de Puerto Rico.
O Iiere decir que tl pueblo de Puer.
TO Rico para tener edeFechos pc lfsi-
COS. , neCeaita hAb.ar ing 81!
Ea una RpFeciaCi6n tsn ab;urdA 6
irris0fia que Caerfa On 81 FidfcuIO. sino
fuese digns de aer eStudiada b il otrOs
punt0s de vista mas series Y merece-
dores de ser tomadoB en- conaiderR.
ci6n.
Los puertorltq1t 6ss para tener lie.
rechos polftiookS necesitRn hAblar sir.
gl6s!s
De modo que nueatroS elereChcto
estFiban en- 81 idiomR. iCo.a pere.
grina!
Eatorces habrk que creerse que de-
CldidRmente GIos faerteB retenden i'm
ponerse & los d6biles & sou tr1rce.D
DfgaGe &af ffancsme nte y no se dis.
cutAn los deFech 7s de un x3ue b.c0 por
u IepguR que b blR.
Tendremos que h'Csr acopio de
eirg 6 Ccm9 quien guRrds eiectrici
dad en- acumuladOres parR { &tepArtiris
entire nuestros campesinoAo para que
tergan eierechos .poifticos
Parece 'desprenderse de Las pAlabras
de Mr. Lord que los que b blsmos eI
GsasteIlan02 no tenemos GderechoES
que nos di6 en- primer Iugsr Dios.
En- gegundo t6rmino los que hAblan
eI cRstellan0. dieron su concurso. 50
saVis, 50 inteligencia. & todo an conti-
nente- 7 shoPs. por ga cuent9, nUg
sale Mr.. Lord con que para tener Sde-
rechos poifticoaS es foYzoso Conccer ell
idionna Sirg 6..0 .....
SantO y bueno que este pueblo CO.
n0zcR el idiomR ing'6s. Un hombre
90 muItiplica por 81 I 6maro de- i1iumGs
que conoce y el idioma ing'6s, eI hoy
Ell idiOmR comerCial, como es ell fran
c@s ell idioms diplomstico: pero de eao
DengRF que no teDgamos deTechos
pOI%t5coS pOrque no habsemcs ID Hargu0
iDRlesa. eS aaunto que ne Feaiste lR
clf ,ioa mis- suaVe yanoderada,
El Caso pueato en- eVidenciR, eats
por u solo defendido.
Cuando Is ipjusticia Y In sinrs z6n
quieren imponerse. deba haber pOr 10
menos valentia para haCerlo, ' no to
mar como pFetexto ell desconocimiento
de an idioma que nadie Meg intereaa
Conucer & los puer torTiQue fiOB para
ago mas que para SAdornc.0 ---
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Agost0 T..
Varies obFeros tremOIan d bRndePu
de Combate p saIen s csmpa6s < bRtiY.
SO con 81 trust Danadero.
Veremos 81 Vega.b js saba ponerse
del lido de les que lnchan con IN enc
mlgo poderOs0. fuerte por lot dollars,
per0 nurca p0Tque "a cauSa est6 adoF-
nsda con Ell manto de 10 JuSticiR.
81 Ia panRderfa de BRIbino GorzI.
lez fcacasa, 81 vence el Ronopolio, ns-
die mas que Ell pueblo seFS 81 respon-
sable de ma y otFa cosR.
Nadle mas que Ell pueblo eI n0nR.
der0 que por IN miserable iorDRI d bo
ra el pan que Sc expende On ests Ioca.
hdad s an precio exsgeradO, ton cuI-
pAb:es de la exploitation oue 4 mos =
otres se les hace.
EICoayiene que la nueva empresR de
Sfor alez cuente con II general acoiidG
ue esse VeclndRrlo 81 60 una verdad que
Cada cual toma inteH6s por Ia defanas
de au pPopi0 b0lSillO, haCiend0 10 po-
slbIe p0rque no 90 ORCatime 81 poco &
mucho dlnero que posean.
Urge que nos fjemos tambi6n en- los
muchos panaderos que no encuentran
donde gsnar una peseta y t0do poruue
y lnsacla6le aVarlclG de unos pcc01 Asf
ha C0IOcado las cosas
Un Sef9P ge hR convertible en deIR.
tor personal de t0d0 81 que Sc pfopone
pOner dlque 6 ese m0nopOlio absoYven.
ts, pet0 lR Pfovidencia es juOtR y tar.
de 8 temprAnO imparte gu fallo. 8 su
CRstigo.
Sssfirms que & instancias del man.
CiOnadO Ct Il r oTden6se por cieFta Ia.
toridad sanitaria de pRsO On este pue.
bio el deC0miaO del pan que haCe 6fas
expendfa el obrero Balbino Gohzslez
fandandose en- primer t6rmino en- Ia
inferior c8lidad de las harinaa. Y
ah0ra Sc nos oCurFe preguntar: STiene
no fAcubtRde8 tal GutOFidad pSra de.
comisar las harinas que no sean bae-
mas que eet6n 8 la venta en- el conner.
clio. para evitar DerjuiCios 81 consumi.
dor y & ls sslud p6b3icp2
SP0r que BAlbino Gonzalez be de
ser responsAble de que en- este cpmeY.
clio Sc le hayan vendido harinas de cla.
se iDferiol2
Resp6ndsnos quien este mss antofi-
zRd0 para reg0lver eStR question.
Es mas, nuestra opinion es que si
eaas hSrinas han sid0 intFoduCidas en-
SIN Juan donde ID inspection dd ssni-
dad ha tenidO que aut0rizBr su sntra-
do. hS sidO p0Eque Gquella -ha Creido
que son buenaS: v. siendo aaf. desde
lueRo que BAlbino GonzsItz z ID se le
puede eohar enCims una reBponSabiIi-
dad que no tiene.
Muchs hs sido Ia extra flezR due Ie
ha produCido & esta pobIaCi6n el hecho
de que 81 Se nor Supervisor de Ssnidgd
On % Viaita de inspection solo sd h1ya
conCretRdo aeR6n sa dice s visitar tres
8 Cuotro est. b,ecimientOs de lot mas
pobres de estR plazs, oIVidSndosa aCa-
so de I0g dennas. y de Cosa8 de impor-
tanCia qus reQuieren 80 mayor Aten-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
e. teIant6gtato.

LN administration de correos y te-
l6grafos de Rouen (Frarcis) ha hecho
experiencies OurioaisimRs en- ell tel6-
fono. ri Rparato somstidO q aexperi'
mentO Sc IlsmG teIant6grsfo y ae COM.
pOne de an lapiz tV8nOmisor, espeCie
de pupitre, sobre 81 que se eaCFibe por
medic de an lapiz 0rdinRri0 y de an
receptOr. Este dltimo egts pFovisto
de un roIlO de papel en- 81 qne se es-
OTiben Iog despRchos. que se Feprodu-
cen exaCtRmente y con iguales CarRc-
t6reS On 10 estAci6n donde pc enVfsD.
ASf 'Se hR pOdidO obtener en- Rouen
dibujos que SCI eieCptAbSn al mismO
inAtRnte On Paris. de m6sicR, de pla-
nos. de frmGs. .etc.
FL telant6QFAfO be funcionado en-
condolences absoIutamente normales de
exploitation con una distanOia de 180
Kilometres. Es ID pfimer8 vez que 30
EsAliz1n tales enaay0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
HOrTipiIante crinen
Una iDdllCllIa sh0rG6 a Su her
m1nltO y dGgOIl6 tOlFO.
DGSDu6s manifesto que 10 hlbia
hsChO, pOTqu0 Ia mOIastabaR
lnuchO.

xEI ComercioS de G. chabamba Bo-
livia) la cuenta De un horripilante
crimen cometidO en- una finca, llama
da Uncasoca. y situada a poca dis
tancia de la ciudad.
Domingo Poma y Maria Taco,
Sc vieron obligados q salir de su
3 casa un dia. y volvieron a ella des-
Pu9s de algunaS hoFas Do ausencia
para encontrarSe con ell mas espan-
tfso De los cuadros.
La hija may or, que es una Chi
eultlna de ocho amos de edad ape
mas, habia ahotcado su hermann
to menoF de qn aflo y meaio, y
no tuvo Inconvenience en- degollar
d al otro, por habsrle dicho que con-
taFfa a sus padres tcdo 10 que ha-
bia visto.
La feFcz chic uilla h'zo &chaqui2
de la carne de sus hermanos y di6
8 los perrOs los huesOs, disecando
los iptestinOs, despu65 de habeFlos
lavado.
Vueltos los padres, preguntaron
por los ni1cs. y la indieciila con-
tsst6 que habfa dsdo fin con ellos,
porque faltaba 81 alimento y porque
la m6lestaban mucho.
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Los huniIdes chinOS
de Ia plaza de Ia
LeaItad.
0tT0s aeueEd0s.
de Ia Ultima session de5 dyumt0miento)


! inspector general 4 Q Obras pd-
blicas solicit6 en- la Ultima session
del ayuntamiento Sc le cediePan los
chinos depositados cerca de la pla-
"a de Ia Lealtad para IN aPregIo
en- la carFeteFa a inmediaciOneS de
la Plazuela de Colon, y tue acuer-
do que los tales chin0s no tienen
Objeto alguno en- obras del muni-
cipiO nj son utilizables, Sc cedan a
quien 10 solicita previa aprobaci6n
de este acueldo por ell Secretario de
Puerto Rico.
El secretario de Pue erto Rico 4
virtud de escFito de don Federico
Font Camuflas quAi4ndose de Ia cla-
sifcaci0n que de su establecimiento
Sc ha hecho a los efeetos de las
patentes comerciales, salicit0 del
Concejo municipal en- su Ultima
session tomase en- cons ideraci6n la
raz6n expuesta por dicho seflor Font
de encontrarse ausente de la ciu-
dad motive por ell cual no pudO
presentar su protesta Oportunamen-
te y acceda q su petici0n revisanaO
la contribution impuesta sobre su
establecimiento.
FL Conceio acueraa poF unanimi-
dad cOnfcmar sus anteFiores reso-
lueiOnes respecto al particular, y
que SO comunique asf al Secretario
de Puerto Rico.
A propuesta del alcal lde de- la
ciudad modifca ell ConceiD la tarifa
para ell cob!o de deFechos por vehi-
culOs, en- Ia siguiente for ma:
Per cada autom6viI, Goche, ca
rruaja, caleBin 6 simon de este ter
min0 municipal que SO use para
cOnducir pasajeros Il otro servicio
p1blico y cabida de cuatrb personals
8 mas dentrO de la ciuaad y sus
barrios 6 para afuera de la muni-
cipalidad, cada alo $500.
Por idem. idem, idem De cabi9a
de mas de cuatrO person as idem,
idem cada af1o $500.
Los seflores Camblort Muntaner
y Co. comercianteS de esta plaza
s0licitan Sc les rebaje la Quota de
Glen dollars impuesta st estable-
cimiento de su propieaaa sitO en- Ia
Gale de Allen y en- atenci lon a que
el SecretariO infcrma que aquella
sOlicitud ha sidO presentaaa por los
interesados fuera del tGrmino con-
ceaido para establecer reclamacio-
nes contra las patentes, acuerda no
tomarla en- consideration.
Desestima la COrporaci6n d la soli-
citud de Maria Calder6n sobre que
Sc le permita tener able Fto hasta
las doce una de la 1Oche una
fonda que posee en- la 'calle de Ia
Luna n1mero 96.