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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04

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2s Chicago strikers enJolncd from lntcrfer.
ence,
70 drand jury indicts IL labor leaders on
May 2.-Ficfco Chicago strike riots killed,
several fatally injured Many negroes
s-WorId's railway appliance exhibit opens
| nt Washington.
l4~Bcyenth session, international railway
congress opens In Washington. Chicago
employers nsk militia 10 anell strikers;
Dencon refuses. Strike causes business
s--Nogro union driver Chicago, killed by
10. Chicago deputy kills unionist who
jeered him. Roosevelt receives strike
committee in Chicago. tells them 10 up.
hold law or grave results Will follow,
National Assn " iManuiaetursrs, meets
gateway 10 southwest, opened.
2s-presldeni Shea deposed ~ Chicago
Jun. J q sfea Sas arrested on libel charge. !. /.
Grand jury indicts labor leaders for con-
spiracy, at Chicago.
7-,6na Killed, twe Injured in Saginaw.
Jg,., ao-chicaso team'l'rs strike declared
Aug i.--Western railroad telegrapbcrs
strike for better wages.
C--Attorney General Moody asks probe Of
is-~c, r.. Shea reelected, president of Inter.
national tcamsterg union NJ Philadelphia.
Sep. ts-~Threatened Chicago freight hand
tera strike c0iiapseE,
Oct, 4--Brewerleg on Michigan consolidate.
y-Jos, Ramsey, Jr, depoFed aa Wabash
railroad president ". A. Dclan0 sue
Cecds.
i0s~Ueo. Gould defeats Ramsey for control
Wabash railroad ~ Toledo, o., meeting
B-Portiand Exposition closes after most
successful run,
Nov. 2g-Bamuel O0mpera elected presi-
dent American Federation Of Labor ~
pittsburg. PA.
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R.VOisrton IN RasSia

Jan. IO--Cxar aud family narrowly escape
death when grape shell IL nred st mon
arch from his own guns In Bt Peters
burg, rs result ot de@p.Iaid plot
a--All newspapers suspend, 10000 men on
strike,
ss-"Isloody sunday" ia st. Petersburg
marks outbremk OF revelation. Working.
mon petition cEar for rights and In an-
swsr 20 pics 1,tOO are Ainin mnd nsar-
~ 5000 wounded.
xe-czar fees 10 Peterhon. Bombs thrown
IN ~ Potersburg many soloierg \ killsd,
$50 killed. Polish frontier in revolt.
N.-Boldierg IRE on strikers Mt Riga, killing
22 wounding %, quiet all over country re-
ported
n-siaughter IN Random, 300 die.
1O--Waraaw IN nobs bands; scores die fight.
ing; shops piliaged and wrecked
Feb, l--Czar signs magma cbarth; N. Wittc
In charge Of movement.
i0--Twelve killed, 100 wounded III LODI ana
Cheibler factory ri0tsut,H strikers killed
In collision between strikers and military.
ie-Isodz mills close, throwing DoD out of
fT.~0rand Duke sergiua, uncle Of czar, as
sasslnated by bOfrD-tbrCwer
70 -Bergius' funeral held..nOo killed ~
street hghting IN gaku.
a--Neariy 70 killed, 2D wounded in Crimea
Mar. --Worklngmcn's demands refused in
Bt PeiersburR, general strike following,
,... Gar pronliNea people q voice ~ laws.
Apr, ~ Many killed In riots At Warsaw nnd
Kunt0 Massacre In Baku costs 1000
lives I.Odz police commissioner M
aauited by bomb-thrower both feet blown
1slser9ius ASSASSIN sentenced 10 death.
: Nay i--goldiers kili nearly 100 ~ May day
demonstrations III Poland....ez die IN
WARSAW
$1,000 strike al Tinh, Caucasia,
pMnesacres 3 net ~ deaths 10 Mciitopoi ie ~
r7--ivan Kaiien slayer of orand Duke ser.
giuB executed.
g@Goysrnos 81 Daku slain BY bomb. oth-
June 1.-0oy. Gen Trepon given dictstorial
pOWern bY rzhf
B Nicholas forbids semstgy congress-,
lz.-Troops kili "A, wound Sslh warsaw anti
n. 2.-Tranecaueaaia insurgents burn 4 vi.
saRest 100 killed BY c0Bgncke,
25.-rroops stone Lodz barricades, 100 killed,
nearly 1900 wounaed
streets. Open war breaks out In Prov
inces.. 5000 persons Killed IN ODESSA;
damages, ts,000,0p0
1s-Crew 0f Russian battieship KniaS F0-
eeokfnG naufinise, murders 0fneers, trains
guns on Oaensa, burns quays and buiid-
lnga and fncitea town ~ riot
n-.Czar proclaims ODESSA IN state Of war.
TIundr6dS Of lives lJDt IN odessa RIOTS.
Mutiny breaks out at LiDau. \,
~ Martial law proclaimed IN Bebastopol,
NichoiaieM ana EfivGn.. Revolt ~ Cfon-
gtadt aud Ydf,nu ends
Jul. g-aKniaz P0temk'ue. mutinOug Russian
battleghip, euTfen0era.
f3.-c0unt BhOuVaiOn MOecCw pblfce pre-
feet. asansginnted NJ Clash betWee1 troops
ana WnrRaW strikers. 20 Killed,
n-W muune0f ieaaers hanNnd ~ ODESSA.
afifution
70 El0fN Nea nNef fevcita
Aug lt-sFoxix pNfN0hY Killed Dy bomb IN
Bllsfok Miiasia
SEE Na0reA kllfd in Klsnensn RIOTS
EnfGrn EaNoA&ian FiilaKND niaNo&creul
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"A M0TNnHll. tls
i2,sI;x, q s.y, Coy, silas CARRIER. o. Nebraska, Al
Fsb. C-iirig Gso. gmilh al Fairmcnt, w
Va.s, Banker Beckwitb, Df Oberlin, a.,
s-Admlrai Crosby, y. y. NJ retired, ~
10. II, -iiaskley, Musasgon. Mich. ssns-
i2~Nx.cong Meyers. pa.. AZ philadeIphie
A-F Al Falkenburg, head Word Wopd'
isa'Gsn aS'' s''i Isw 'WsiIaeeN Il cra~fordsyiiie
iS..ht rev. McLarsn of Chicago. IN New
.Sonsrsssman NJ r. ons M ~ a
as-M Ksiiy, millionaire coal operator, Al
ex.g0vernor, NJ 0rofons nEeG NJ,
Mar, t.-Mfg, y. q. Stanford dies by poisor
IN Ilonolulu VIE q Senator Stanford b,rd
iRIss' Ries iii 2 opsrator. ssi II Asbsry vii NJ J
e-Exseen. Wolcctt tCoi) dies ~ Monte
g-Jssdee Reagan. sole survivor Of confed.
erate cabinet, At Palestine. Ter,
7--JudGe Cate, az stevens Point, WiF,
e-Iobn cayins, times mayor of Indiannp-
oiiai aged aL...U. .. Sen. Bate ldinoJ
p.sBris' Gen Gen. nerbsr. nrst Hawsli military
governor, III New York, .Ex-Ben. Haw.
lev (C0nh.), 0t washington.
i0--itx-pOv Lace tdich), A. coIdwatsrt
as.-f III watts, hsad of United states REC
Men. AZ MONTGOMERY, Alm..ssEd. Booth
AnAfn0aa, la. !. Oldest edit0r In ~, n.
Apr. z--JndK0 GafDgey, ~ Joliet, III,
1&~(lNn. II. NJ. Grant, grand SECRETARY 0l
lg-H1en Ii a. Payne. lawyer ~ pationa.
fopufe. III washington.
zO. dAi gtswart, AZ W. Thomas ot; aged
Xxx Y NV A. AL wnteon. bishop T.asl
C0r0llna dloosKa Df Episcopal church.
e3A~JuseDk Jefferson noted actor, ~ Palm
Beach, Kia.t nEed 40.
MI N Circuit JuaNe Amos Thatefs 10 ~
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Jan iA-Isouis Allwhite, alleged murderer
lynched af Newport, ARK.
Feb, 2i-~Tw0 more Indictments against
Mrs, Chadwick, n1akiDRT
Mar. s-iionce 6wynn, negro. iynched az
TnlIahonna, Tenn.
~ i.osa ii Pittsburg, Pa. food over y, i,cco,-
000
II ~isosseau, Tombs prisoner. rays be made
bomb which blew up battlenhip Maine,
Apr, D-vdaquee Wnure sails OYER English
channel lii balloon.
14--Boay Of John Paul Jones found In
Paris cemetery
u. Mrs Mclean, y, Il. elected head Of
n1J. w. Oates, chicago, loses sio0O.ooo IN
May wheat deal
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Mas IL sehg lsswlss AaA ia AiiiA wifs.
ii aFsd NJ 8srA Ran lasse, srl. snah
ksssA felpehA ana Nelf
~ a@haam ts~sh gwnAa auilty ~ wife
mnsaKv ~ ahlsaHW.
ss imwYse llcWy khut anwh al nasahnnh.
Az wv tpthWNll tMfnya
'ss.a ss XXI i,s s a'sn sIss1 sls .s,nss w,as
hllis wsfe. hnh hNH kelf
NJ i,othweh rulfora slayer 81 Iawtsv
ian Aiiiaview aaa Cell milwaukee, "a.
ii nleeibw pleads 1uilsy III emibsAaicments
Nsgrh lAm 3paf npntsBeea
a lnsang IucumcNn.. N. MEX. woman
ioa rani, iua., w ssnn klila self ana wife.
fyitlsf. wis w0rinn stays children
ss All waalnsyIrs. ca.. tprihonera iynched
sos slrafi Indictments returned against n
JuI slsbfesd, Ind. farmer kills wife,
~ Tim Dooiine. chicago. kilia sister and
self
NJ johann uoch. Chicago, raprleyod by
governor on day lie Was 10 hang.
Aug, s-DDriln, Ark. negro Kills persons,
and N slain hy posse.
60 y pnstef, loading Miiwaukeean. In
Sss olS5sa iS ssssis osE e as RE sttf ILL., kills wife
si--Johann Hoch, Chicago. again escapes
Kallows; EuperBcdeas granted.
sep i,.pasker. Sherman and Johnsot ,,.n found
fenced 70 life term. .R. y. Chase. kills
Alice Watson nnd self at Tonopah, New
n--0eo, Ford. Switzerland, Co, Ind, ere
cago packers fined $4,000 for accepting
railroad rebates.
DO--Ancover, III, mother kills chiidren
and self husband commits suicide. !. ~.
Louis, MO-, man kIiis son and self with
poison.
oct, 2--fInrry Leonard, New York, con-
fegsos 70 sS5e,0e0 bank swindlc.
BIN q. Doughefty. Peoria, I'LL, indicted for
school fund gpeculnlona.
Sired Feerer, Bt, Joseph, Mich, killed
Viola Lonsdale and self
i0-Chicago negro kills police sergeant,
fatally shoots two others, Staying self
n-,Captair and four Of crew on Philadsl-
i1-E, III, Darrow kills sons wife and self
at Sioux city, Ia.
i7-Wm. Tubbs. coshocton. O., kills wife
ie-Harry Mcclasson. Frakeryiiis, Ia, kills
wife. daughter, aisier-in-iaw and self.
stole tioi, 300 from Adams Express. COP.
tured nt bridgeport, PA,
22--Chichgo bride and Groom commit sui
2i-Bandlts blow safe OF r.idgcyilIe und.)
bank, stealing 5000. TX. Smith, Beaton-
vile, Ill, found guilty of murder.
2o--Wm, 10 Due, at Ckenoas Ill, Kills Chas
Nickel, mayor, and II. ~, Jones; attempts
10 rob bank and dcfca capture for six
hours. !, VIM. q, Croker, Richmond, Va,
kills wife, children, q neighDor and self
Nov C-M. ". Andrews, murderer, Riays
pnramour and self
7--Mrs. Chadwick refused new trial,
R--E. q. Cunliffe, who stole si0l,OOO, SEN
fenced 70 9 years,
is-scEanton, Pa, man kills wife and self
....H. a. leonard, who stole $3.50 900, SEN
fenced 10 IA months IN jail,
iD--E. Hodhaubt kills sweetheart and self
21--Wm. mcwiiiIafng, Independence, Ia.,
kills wife and children I. :. rive convicts,
jefferson City CMo.) prison, Nil guards
and escape 80. Newton y. Doughsrty
pleads guiityI sentenced 70 jail from
Pc0ria, ILL.,
Dec, 7--I3rookiyn IN. ~ pharmacist kills
wife and mother.in-lnw,
B--Mrg. Mary Rogers hanged In Windsor
(Vt) prison for staying husband IL. VIM.
McWiiliana, who killed wife and bchil"
dren, sentenced 70 death a. lndepen-
dence, In.
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IndaSrsiaI

Jan, 1s-Fall River, Mass, cotton mill strike
after mos, duration called on
N--Unltsd Mine Workers convention OK.
pels delegate Randall, OF Wyoming, who
accused John Mitchell OF selling out Col
orado strike,
Fob. 22--Bhoe manufacturers OF country Or
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against sheltering
Russian feet.
2i--Futllo attempts in United States TO Sc
May l,sTyphoon damages Russian Pacific
squadron .a.
1s-Rusgla warns United states that Japan
seeks 20 abduct Korean emperor
eB-~ ~RoJ estysngky's iiest almost anniiiiated
i'm "BRttle OF the sea ~ Japan" by Ad-
SniraI Tggo. Adnirais RojestyenHiy ana
Enquist captured.
si--Husslan army reported In revolt.
Jun. 1i--Itussia and japan agree 70 Roose-
veltB plan 70 discuss peace,
ig--uen. IAneyitch practically surrounded
2s-.Witts and Roscn. Komura ana TAXA
hirn selected BY Russia and Japan, re-
ApectiVely, ag peace plenlpOtentiarica Att
gust selected for time; Portsmouth, NJ
Jul. o--Japanesc capture sakhalln island.
M-czar and kaiser confer In Finnish
AVS, Negotiations begin at Portsmouth,
iO--Baron Komura presents terms Of peace.
ii--M. Witte refuses indemnity and oes'
a fFrOn Of gnkhniiu
i4-Broak IN peace negotiations narrowly
22-proaidont Roosevelt intervsnes in peace
n--cxnr approves presidents plan.
RO--Pence declared between Japan and
Russia. Japan comedies all disputed
points, waving indemnity and ooding
Russia northern half of HakhaIIn. Arm
istios agreed 70, ending war.
Sep, Armlsticc signed. ending open hos
oct l-Peaco treaty passes Japanese priyy
council
il..czar and mikado sign treaty OF peace.
ofieiaily ending war.
ig-Pcaee offlcinlly announced by both gov
ernments.
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wife Of Minister
C0nRer.,.ln BiiGsia
~ die from cold.
g~ln Alps during
blizzard, "a die by
fgeezing.
Louise Mitchell,
revolutionary aRi-
tator dies, Mar
settles, France.
10 0reat Britain and
Cuba rntify extra
ditlon treaty
~ ~ hr @ Ia elected
president Of Ecua'
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Jan, ! IN Chicn
stroyed, ~ inJu
IL In ArispG, IA
str0yed. lncend
lG BBBlD eHN Aacti
loss, tlOD,OT
~ Isr0okneid, WV
2y~Omaha whole
200, 900.
Fob. Half bus
Mich, destroyed
i9I In fndianapoii
gf 100 NO,
z0--At Chnriesto on
destroyed; loss,
fiat Hot Bpfina
h0meie ese. ioss,
leans, railroad
destroyed, lOss,
Mar. 7At CEDAR
loss, 81 ,ODD, 900.
n business portid|
out,
Apr. 10 Fire destf|
w, Va.
May 4-E'ire prad
City, Kan
Business district
Jun. ie~ Fort Fran
strOyed
Jul. o. Business a
1oldfeIa New,
10 Entire Gridley,
gtr0yed.
M~-In Humble, Tey
g,ODO,W)O barrels B
Aug. H0bokei1, I
sheds, two ferrj
Durned ; loss, TO
W-~BuAineeg Hecti
swept BY fire.
N--Buslnees aectio.
Sep. l--AImost eDtil
ingt0n ny, dsgt.
M-~Business sectioi
etFoyed.
1e--AIinogt entire b
Cnl., destroyed.
MAJ Butte, Mon
tory. logs 400,
N-~fgoff, I, IT., bua
OCT. r~- l1liK1 Der y0
gtroyed AZ Rhine
M.
CC8riton, MINI,
Ig~Entire bueinen
destroyed,
1i,-Pine GROVE, w.
loss 0f gi15, 90.
Nov. ~ Nine buf
city, H.. desfr0l
W~Eurke. W. va. ,
business struotnr
Wies..,UrDa 1
str0yed
Dec. L. Business
wiped out.
-Iiiinois Bteei Y
gtr0yeds I loss W,e
81 isuNlDegs Nectic
strNyed
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Mar. 10 M a o n al
Engineers exp el
New York subway
strikers for viola.
ti0n of employers
contract,
Apr, &c h | @ a n o
tcamstcrs' strike,
calling ont nearly
every union.
70 Employers secure
injunction In Chi.
cHgo strike.
"a y y m y Il hstic
strike In Chicago
called on.
2g-Disa gree m Q n
causes renewal 0l
Chicago tGnmHtpfg
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. Col "A. a. HOdman,
author and soldier,
NJ Washington, In,
Theodore Thomas,
Chicago orchestra
creator ana leader
aged %. Gen, N,
~ Niles. aged n, az
Goshen Ind
Brig. Den M q,
Mclean, az Bell.
port, H. !.
Ex G0y, L0wndes,
Maryland, ~ Cum
berlnnd.
IL Bilas whitehead,
veteran editor, ~
Marshall ffi
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OUT w UtlF "
WAmericaD
across ocean
marx.
Jun. - EDDIE
In 20 round
n Cornell viii
POnBhkeepsl
20. Yase Wins
Jul. o. MaFvim
pionship ef
fries
w, ~ 0E0K
guccessftgllY
Tins, ~ fnfN
|. II Britt ~
FrAnci
Aug, g~Wefld
record txakN
port, ifnGs
Walter Nii
authority
a. Thog. CNfs
bowling c4N N
81 Eeais WfiN|
Orange, I'M
champion ssiiy|
sept. D-- isatfiiis|
QUO "Jimni
Isih ~ Col WI
Is~-c -coiumbuN
Associa ton pl
Oct y Dan YN|
for mile WiN
Lexington,
rs New York
team wins NJ
delphin
2Ss mile autDl
Vanderbilt ~.
~ MegOYern v
phia III N
NOV, Dan Yn
record miie
~ Dan Patch
record, nlie,
I. DO Chicago uni
at football Nt
pionfiND 0f "A
Dec ~ EcA'fN n
university f00
Elected captai
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man III or m d n n,
both OF oregon.
were indicted for
land frauds.
Warner, Michi-
gan; In Toilette,
Wisconsin; HiE-
gins, New York;
OiToolc, Montana;
Brooks, Wyoming:
Cutter, Utah, ifi-
Augurnted as gov
srnors OF respective
states.
I'd oV. Johnson,
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TIC pass, lI5, ,OOO.
2i- II uro y u / " ! y
placed IN command
of ist Manchurian
army
"a Roosevelt says In
note 90 powers that
he IL willing 10 act
as mediator 10 emo
war.
Apr. Russian mr.
scnal at Hardin
blown up; as killed.
I in.I "A n "A n npgtpHiN
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---- ---- : m y NUl q TNWNHIHFNE I -IN"
new Hun river fiRht, repulsed.
Seen, Matsumara dies az front
g0-~North sea commissioner decides the
2s--Japs she'll Mukden and turn kuropat-
lsln'B Hanks
Russias firing on British fleet was un.
Justlned., ~. Fierce battle along Russian
'front.'
Mar. S-British claim ss25,O0O under North
sen decision.
b--Japs break through Russian wing In
MukdCn battle.
s.-caar asks Suropatkln'a resignation;
army IN full rout.
i0-Japanesc capture Mukden: losses In bnt-
tie being Japanese $4,000 Russian, 100000.
N-Czar and council decide TO continue war,
15-~Jnpnnose capture Tic pass,
T-Russa asks Si00O0O,00O loan from own
people,
lo-JaUs capture Fnkoman. Russian
losses from beginning OF Mukden battle 70
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Jan. i-unlted states senator }. y. Mitch.
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NseroioS1

jar. i--cardlnal D. N. Langenlsus, oi
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Jan s-Empress o. chiaa converted ,,,.., g
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| Az Nan
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| a6A.A Ipresid
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| Sep. gT
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| 30 fgnttlef
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| Oct Shio
4 bridge, (
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| Washing
/ ton, IN.
| B~Cnpt,
| vOrcs frc
| is Sorrento
| injured,
1D--.rerrihc
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| Il PRESIDED
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| 20 Bhinbria
| who kille@
| 30--Rear AZ
| by Chincs
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Teb Gun
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MMNNthANh" w
tlrur - ssen, Nogil JatI
loas Hu,1v0l Ftnsaia N,
tl,UUOs
26 Russians roE A
Hun and BATH e
commences.
81 Japs d apt ur Q
American ship tnka
lnE supplies TO
Via DIV ustok.a,
Russians retreat
across Hun losses,
Russian 10000, Jap
anese 5000.
n a N.assaa - - - 49,. q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
III Ia CORfE De DISfRITQ
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE- SLI JUAN, P. R.
Estados Unidos de America
Distrito de Puerto Rico.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC.

POR CUANTo habiendo prescntado
|el abogado Frank Antonsanti una
mocion q nombre de don Antonio
Gambaro, vecino de Santurce, solici-
tando la declaration de dominic en-
la siguiente inca.
"Un solar en- Santurce sitio de
"Minillas" term ino municipal de
San Juan, midiendo por Ell Norte 46.-
30 metros en- lindes con Antonio Cal
mary; por ell Este 1880 metros con
Fructuosa Febres Andino y Modesto
Manso; por Ell Sur 66.4o metros con
Mariana PeSquera, antes, hoy Ayun-
tamiento de San Juan; y por Ell OeS-
te 1910 con Juan Apellaniz y Juana
Francisco Verdejo estando atrave-
sado en- su extreme sud por I'm ca
lleJon de 5 metros de ancho conte-
niendo una superficie de 6,632 metros
cua drados. "
PoR TANTO y ha biendose ordena-
do por ell Hon. Emilio del Toro Tuez
de esta Corte, sc publique tres veces
la petlclon en- un periodico de los de
mas clrculaci6n, para que los que
tengan alglin derecho real sobre ell
inmueble desCrito, las personals ig-
noradas quienes pueda perjudicar
la inscription y en- general todo ell
que quiera oponerse pueda efectuar-
10 en- Ell termino de setenta dias ma
turales libro Ell presente en- San
Juan, P. r. hoy 10 de Enero de 1906
Jose E. Saldafia .-Secretario he la
Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
NOTICIAS

De los IS casos de muerte ocurri-
dos en- ests Capital durante la 11tf-
ma semana resultan por tuberculo-
sis pulmonar 2, enterocolitis tuber-
culosa /, infection septica /, septi-
cemia por poliadenitis supurada del
cuello 1. caquexia cancerosa /, epi-
telioma uterine I, disenterfa aguda
I, hemorragia cerebral /, tetano in
fantil /, endocarditis cr6nica I /, insu-
ficiencia mitral I, bronquitis 1, ente-
ritis 2, idem cr6nica 2, idem aguda
2, diarrea aguda /, nefritis /, idem
aguda /, idem parenquinatosa cr6ni-
ca |, marasmo y raquitismo y ma
rasno senil I.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
COmerciaI

Los sef1ores Villar & Co, del CO.
merc1o de esta plaza, nos han REMIT
do con fecna del Corriente Ia circu-
lar que reproducimos:
Sr. Director del BoLETIN NERO AN
TIL.
Por escritura notaria1 otorgada con
esta fecha ante el Notario don To
mas Valldejuli y CalatraveTlo, hemos
eonstltufdo una sociedad mercan ntil
para dedicarse a ig6ales negocios
que la anterior disuelta seg6n circu-
lar anexa.
La nueva casa girara baio la raz6n
de Villar & Co., siendo socios V uni
cos gestores don Carlos Conde Y Ca
sariego y don Eduardo Villar Ali
cea, con el mismo capital que Is ex
tlngulda en- virtud de compra hecha
de los pertenecientes 4 don Aleian-
dro Villar y Varela y Succession de
Ion Ernesto Mendez Garcia, conan
d'tarioy y gestor respectivalnente de
Ia dlsuelta, por Ell senor Conde Y Ca
Esar1ego.
olrvanse tomar nota de nuestras
firmas al calce asf como tam Dien de
la que corresponds 4 don Kenato
Real apoderado general de Ia ex-
tinguida y cuya autoridad Il dejamos
connrraada.
Sera q I'd. agradecida Ia continua-
cion de la conhanza que le mereeie-
ron nuestros antece sores y nos sus-
cribimos. $. s. q. b. S. m.
VILLAR & co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
MANUAL DEL PRACTICANTE
Y0E PkRT0S h0RMALES
P0R DON EMILIO A. GARCIA SIERRA
DGCrO8 EA AEDICIsA I ClRUIIA

Segunda edicion considerablemen-
tie ampliada, y corregida del antique
Manual de los Doctores Alfonso y
Soriano. indispensable para Practi-
cantes, Matronas y para los estudian-
tes que aspiran 4 la profession medi-
Es I'm estudio acabado, en- su fndo-
lie. de Anatomfa. Cirujfa. y materia
de Partos, con TN hermoso supplement
to de grabados que ac1aran Y faci1i-
tan la compression del texto,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
En- Ia Cdmara de DelegadOs
coMUNIcAcIoNEs Y pETIcIoNEs

- Don Eduardo Capo de Guayama,
soliciia de Ia Camara Sc enmiende la
oeccion de la ley titulada: Ley
para enmendar la Secci6n II de la
Ley Eseolar Compilada de Puerto
Rlco y para otros fines"
FL sefior r. H. De1gado, Presiden-
te Accidental de la "Liga de Ayun-
tamientos, suplica la Camara qui-
te los obstaculos que existen para la
incorporation de dicha Liga y ell que
cohibe a los Ayuntamientos para sa-
t1sfacer de su partida imprevistos la
quota repartida.
El seflor r. H. Delgado, Presiden-
te de la ''Liga de Ayuntamientos, !"
en- nombre del Ayuntamiento de San
Sebastian pide la Asamblea Leg is
latlva la restitution del Juzgado Mu-
nicipa1.
FL doctor u. S. C6rdova, solicita
Sc apruebe una ley autorizando todo
el que posea los titulos de farmacia
y medicina para que ejerza ambas
profesiones.
Domingo Liciaga, de Utuado, pide
Sc lie asigne una subvenCi6n para Sc
guir estudios en- la Escuela Normal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
PRECI0S De COMPRa

Cueros dulces, de $I7 IN.
5ebo de res, a $4H "a.
Algodon SIS a5H.
Cocos SIS a IS millar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
SECCION COMMERCIAL
Movimiento maritime

ENTRADAS TRAVESIA
Aver tarde tomo puerto Ell vapor Gu
bano Julia con I ,68s atados tablillas
cedro' fardos yarey y encargos para
varios.
Vapor americana ''Coamo" de New
York con carga.
ENTRADAS CABoTAJE
Balandros Dos Hermanos" Maria
Artau" Y "Uberita" de la Isla.
SALIDAS CABOTATE
Vapores 'Vasco" y Porto Rico" pa
ra los puertos de su ruta.
8UQUES EN- PUERTO
lRAVESIA
Asbrory tontain pendiente
Robert II, Curdy, descargando.
Laura Belle, pendiente.
Julia, descargando.
Coamo, deSca rgando.
CABOTAJE
Guiliermito, Arroyo.
Deseada. Naguabo Humacao.
Dolores Yabucoa.
India, gendiente.
SanIMiguel, Fajardo
Ala Blanca, Humacao.
Esperanza, Aguadilla y Mayagiiez.
Aurelia, Vieques.
Ricardo Ruiz, pendieuta.
Dos Hermanos, Fajardo.
Maria Artau, pendiente.
Uberita. Vieques.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18

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