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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
GILLETTE GUARDED BY
SCORE OF DEPUTIES
Fear Of Attempt at Lynching, so Bitter
Is Feeling Against Him Since
Reading Of Pitiful Letters Of
Grace Brown.

Herkimer, N. r., Nov 2f.- Chester
Gillette, who il charged with the mur.
der 81 Grace Brown, was brought To the
court house this morning guarded by a
score Of heavily armed deputies for fear
of an attempt at lynching, 50 bitter is
the feeling against him since the pitiful
letters written By Miss Brown were
read in court. Grace Greenwood, 4
waitress at the Tupper Lake hotel,
where Gillette and the girl stayed on
the day before her death, testified that
Miss Brown, who was hysterical, threw
her arms around the witness neck and
cried.
The reading of the letters that passed
between Grace Brown and Chester Gill
lette occurred At Yesterdays trial. iii
them Grace Brown sat down all her fears
dread and anguish. and there was scarce
ly a dry eye in the court room during
the reading Day after day the girl
pleaded in her letters for Gillette to
stand by her IN her trouble, ana when
his replies seemed cold, she would appeal
ito his manhood, ciiidlng him. only to
ask his pardon in the next sentence.
1t was through these letters that Gil
lette and Miss Brown planned their Adj.
rondack trip. Take me away from
here" was her plea in every letter. and in
some of them she limited that she would
trouble him but little more, because she
was going to die. The reading Of the
letters appeared to arouse the indig
nation Of the audience, and when
the prisoner was led out after adjourn.
ment there was a great crowd blocking
the way to the Jail. Six policemen
surrounded the prisoner to pre-.
vent possible attempts to injure him
by cxcitable bystandcrs
In all, 40 Of these letters were read,
and for the first time since the opening
Of the trial Gillette appeared deeply af.
feeted and his eyes often filed with
tears.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
CHELSEA.

Miss Louise Berry is i'll.
Attorney George L. Stow was in Ran
delphi on business Tuesday.
w w. Perkins Of East Brookfield
was in town on business Tuesday.
Herbert Austin Of Barre City was in
town Monday and Tuesday visiting rel
atiyes.
Travelling Salesman W. G, Shaw Of
Bethel and II. l.. Dean OF Montpelier
were in town Tuesday.
Levi Pierce Of Royalton, a former
resident here, has accepted the position
Of clerk at the Orange County hotel.
Mark Carpenter, the hnstling subscrip-
tion agent of the Barre Daily Times
i in town in the interests Of The
Times.
Charles r. Dickenson has finished his
labors as fireman at Che electric light
station and his place IL taken BY John
Flanders.
Burt Diekenson Of Vershire, who has
worked the past season for y. O. Mat
toon, finished his labars there the 18th
and returned to his home.
i. G. Reed has made extensive repairs
or his house on Jail street in the way
of newly elapboarding, new floor, new
windows and a new front door.
Dr. a. II. Marshall and Walter s,
G'oss returned Sunday evening from
Boston, where they witnessed the foot
hall game between Dartmouth and Har-
ward.
Miss Gertrude Brownell, table girl at
the Orange County hotel, who has been
spending vacation with friends in So
Royalton, has returned to the duties
Of her position.
The VIII A. George auction Just over
the line in Washington on Tuesday was
largely attended and property brought
good prices under the hammer welded
BY Constable Charles f. Godfrey.
Frank Austin, clerk in the Granite
Savings Bank & Trust company oi
Rarre, spent Sunday in town al the
guest Of II. n. Mattison, cashier Of the
First National bank Of Orange county.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Druge Of Yer.
shire, who have lately returned frosA ar
extended European trip, during which
they visited friends ami places az in
terest in france and Switzerland. arc
visiting their daughter, Mrs Eugene II
Kennedy.
Joshua Knight and wife Of Grinclle
Iowa. who we're formerly residents 81
Cofinth and who are on visit Il
friends in the East for the first time ii
thirteen years. we're Ia town the first
d the week, the guests Of Hon. anc
Mrs. j. X. Darling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
TWO KILLED.
As Staging Drops Throwing Them tc
Deck of Bridge.

Bridgeport, Conn, Nov, 2f.Two men
killed, third believed to be dying,
another seriously injured fifth man
cut and bruised, was the result late yes
terday Of the slipping Of clutch on one
side Of q staging on which 30 men were
working on the new railroad bridge over
the Housatonic river between Strafford
and Milford, fitting the staging and
throwing the men to the deck Of the
bridge, 25 feet below.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
INFANTS HEAD IN ATTIC.
Discovery Made by Manchester Workman
Engaged on Repairs.

Manchester, n r., Nov 21--An In
fant's head was found IN an attic at 2
Langdon Corporation building by two
corporation employees, Edward Carroll
and Thomas Casey, who were doing some
repairing on the building. The head was
wrapped in mans shirt and woman's
underskirt and put inside can. The
flesh had dried to the skull
Mrs. Harriet Haywood is the tenant
and conducts boarding house, and du-
ring the time she has been in Charge
there have been many changes in the
bosrders and lodgers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
HOSIERY PLANT SOLD.
Scott Stocking Mills Bought By Hosiery
Co, of Northfeld.

Bennington, NOV. II The Scott
stocking mills, one Of the largest manu-.
featuring establishments here, yesterday
passed into the hands Of the Vermont
hosiery and machine company Of North
fell
The new owners had an option on the
property which would expire Dee and
yesterday they made the purchase COM
plete. They viii not take possession
until Jan. and In the meantime the
plant win be run as heretofore. The new
firm eontemplates making extensive adj
ditions to the plant. The business was
started about Is years ago. and until
about three years ago was known as the
Iasher hosiery company. II has always
been successful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A. y. Fort was in Waterbury on bust
ness yesterday.
Arthur Bieelow Of Brookfeld was IN
the city on business today.
Among the arrivals at the City Hotel
tGday are w. G. White 81 Middlesex,
=. } Putnam Of Worcester, H. w Ira
cy of Shelbnrne, J. G. Gray Of Shell.
bnme, John flus,ie, G. n. Galley and
g. +. McCCurdy Of Boston, and s. w.
Armstrong of Richmond.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
Tried To Break into IaiI.

Rntland, Nov 21e--trank Bickford Of
Waterbury was arrested IN this city
late last Monday night on charge OF tres
pass. He viii be tried today. Bickford
earlier in Tie evening tried to break an
entrance to the woman's quarters at the
iail and made himself otherwise obnox.
ious. He served sentence at the House
of Correction year ago 50 he was famil.
lar with the lay Of the land.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
FRANCIS HEARD FROM AGAIN.
Man Believed to Be Him Steals Horse
and Wagon and Escapes.

Rockland. Me-, Nov. 2i.--The desper-
ado Afinot Francis has been heard from
again. Last night at about midnight as
the guards were closing in around Centre
Lincolnyille the quiet was broken by a
man furiously driving horse and
wagon. he refused to stop, in spite Of
D shot sent after him Later il was
learned the horse and wagon had been
stolen from a stable at Alton Head. The
authorities feel sure it was Francis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
FAIR CLOSES.
St .Monica's Was Very Successful
Throughout.

The annual St Monica's fair was held
in the pavalion all last week and Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, There were
large crowds present every evening The
entertainments given each evening were
very enjoyable and large crowds parti-
cipated in She dancing. a short enter
tainmcnt Was given last evening and the
dancing was interspersed with tile draw
ing Of the articles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
MEET AT MONTPELIER.
District Gathering of subordiuate En-
eampments, I. o. D. r..

eampments, 1 o. y. r.
A district meeting Of subordinate en-
campments IL District No. 5. OF Yer
mont |. Q. O. r.. viii be held with Thorn
as WiIdeg encampment No. II, at
Montpelier, Thursday evening, Novem-
Der %.
The programme for the meeting win
be:
Encampment opened in form BY off.
GERS of Thomas Wildev encampment.
Address Of welcome, u, a. Mutt Of
Montpelier
Response, a. c. Bailey Of Randolph.
Exempli6cation Of Patriarchal degree
by Eureka encampment
Banquet at $3.50.
Exemplihcation Of Golden Rule de-
gree by Minnehaha encampment.
Criticisms on secret work, i. g. Err
skine, ?. c. p, of Randolph
The Grand Encamrment officers viii
be present, and We can look for some
t..ing coed from them.
Good music will be furnished All
Patriafchs in good standing are cordial
/ ly invited 10 this meeting. Mark
GoodeIl, d. D. G. p
Officers and patriaehs Of Misnehaha
cncampment leave on 6:45 car tomor
row evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
HAS CAPTURED 20 FOXES
SINCE OCTOBER Is.
John W. Fowler Veteran Trapper Of
East Montpelier, Has Great Success
Also Captured Coons
and Mink.

East Montpelier. Nov. 2i.-John W.
Fowler, the veteran trapper, captured
a handsome fox on the M Il Rowland
farm this morning. This IS the 20th
fox Mr.. Fowler has trapped since the
middle of October this year. In addi.
tion 10 the 20 foxes. Mr., Fowler has
secured three coouss and one mink. The
skin If thc fox captured this morning
II valued at S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
Bow Loses Parts Of Fingers.

Bennington, Nov. 2i.-P. J. Mcclure
returned yesterday afternoon from Troy,
where he took his 5.year-old son, Lee,
for an operation. Sunday the boy found
a Eliminating cap on the new electric
railroad and experimental with it. The
cap exploded in his hands and yesterday
the surgeons removed one Joint of his
middle finger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
IS DOING FINELY.
vern Edson Of williamstown Is I'm
proving.

Williamstown, Nov. 21.--Vern Edison
Of this place, who had his leg 50 badly
shattered 4 week ago Monday. and who
was attended by Drs. Watson of this
place and Reid Of Barre. is doing finely
To make sure everything was being done
that could be. DR. Watson today called
DR.. Reid of Barre and Dr.. Chandler Of
Montpelier in consultation. DR.. Chan
dler said Edison was doing finely, and
that everything had been done that
could be done, and if the leg was kept
as now it will knit finely and come
out all right eventually
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21

Bratticboro, Nov. 21--The funeral Of
Judge Hoyt II Wheeler viii be held IN
the Centre Congregational church at Q
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev. Harry
r. Miles viii oiiciate and the burial will
be in Morningside cemetery. 1t is ex.
pected that large numbcrnof lawyers
aud iurists from Vermont and other
states win be present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
WILLING TO HOLD OFFICE.
Filipinos Rapidly Learning American
Wavs.

Washington, Nov 2i.--The Filipinos
take to politics naturally, and among
them there are many men willing to
hold Office, said Henry c. Idc, former
governor Of the PHILIPPINES, today. aThe
natives are rapidly learning American
ways, but 1t would be a great misfor-
tune if they were given their freedom
now"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
MUST BE DISCHARGED.
No Leniency for colored Troops Ordered
Dismissed.

Washington, Nov. 81. See'v Taft to-
day issued statement explaining his
determination to carry out the order Of
the President iismissing the colored
soldiers Of the 18th Infantry. Upon the
receipt Of many protests he says he tele.
graphed Roosevelt and delayed the dis
charge proceedings until tie President
could indicate his wishes. Receiving no
answer from the President. but learning
the President had exhaustively consid
cred the subject, he Yesterday directed
the discharges continued without delay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
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ONLY BRUISES ON BODY.
Inquest Over Case Of BENJAMIN, Who Was
Found Dead in Pownal.

bennington, Nov 2i.---pownal officials
held an inquest yesterday over the body
Of Dime Benjamin, who was found dead
in the woods mile from his home
Monday. The body was brought to the
residence Of his father, who lives just
over the Pownal line. With the excep-
tion Of two bruises on his face there
were no injuries. There were$s in his
pocket. Eleven loaded shells and the
gun found near him showed that It had
not been fired after he left home Medi.
cal testimony was that be had been dead
4 week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21

Judge Powers Allows Her to Go on HeI
Own Reeognizance.

Montpelier NOV. III Anna Jackson
of Barre, who has been confined in
Washington county jail for some time,
was taken into county court this morn
inc and was admitted to bail in $500,
being allowed to 20 on her own recog-
nizance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
SEC. ROOT AT ST, LOUIS.


Sc. Louis, Nov FL, Secretary Of State
Root arrived here this morning from
Kansas City. lie win address the Com.
mereial club At dinner today, and the
members Of the Merchants exchange on
the floor Of the exchange this afternoon
lie leaves for Cincinnati tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
vERmoNrs slLvER,sERyIcE.
Gift Of State to Battleship Is Exhibited
at State House.

EEVTF"V7
= Montpelier, Nov. 2f.-The silver SER
vice for the battleship Vermont pro-
yided for by an act passed by the leg
isiatsre Of io04, was on exhibition yes
terday at the State House, being brought
here at the instance 81 Governor Proc
tor. SO that the members Of the legis
.lature might see it before II Is taken
60 the battleship.
u consists Of IA pieces. The hecora
tions are suegestis.s ~ the sca and Of
thc Green Mountain state. The SER
vice comprises punch bowl, punch
Iadle punch bowl tray, two candelabras,
water pitcher. sirup pitcher, two salad
bowie, meat dish, entree dish and butter
dishes. The entire cost was $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
ROOSEVELT REACHES PORTO RICO
Ponce Decorated and Eager to See The
President.

Ponce, Porto Rico, Nov. President
Roosevelt arrived here this morning and
was received at tho landing at $3.50 by
Gov. Winthrop and the other officials.
The town was decorated and crowded
with people all eager to SEQ the Presi
dent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
TOOK OWN LIFE.
Newport, R. T., Citizen Goes to New
York to Die.

New York, Nov. 2i. Stephen Sullivan,
IS, Of Newport, n. l., committed suicide
this morning by shooting himself in the
head on the steamer Puritan Of the Fall
River Line standing at its Pier in the
North River.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21

Id Joint movement yesterday Mr.,
Archibald Of Manchester said there was
more congestion in his lungs than there
is congestion in Nermont's courts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21

Both branches worked hard yesterday
but III volume Of results there is little to
show for il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21

On an adverse report from the general
committee the House yesterday afternoon
made short work af the bill to prevent
fraud iii the sale Of granite.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21

The committee on elections rave Il
hearing last evening on the bill intro.
dueed by Mr. Senter to abolish the
present eaucus law Mr. Senter favored
the bill and characterized the present
CAUCUS law as the worst Kind Of machine
politics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21

The fight over the proposed Northfield
Trust company will come up in the House
Friday forenoon at 10.15.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21

ing in Representatives hall on the bills
now in the hands of that committee
bearing on double taxation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
FIVE KILLED,
EIGHT INJURED
In Collapse Of Building al
Rochester, N. I.
BEING NEWLY ERECTED
Two Killed in FAN Of Staging at Bridge
port, Connecticut, and Sew
eral Others Were
Injured.

Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 21.-Five per
sons were killed and eight more serious
" injured this morning IN the collapse
Of building being erected at Kodak
Park.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME

John Senter describes lawsuits al
chimncys TO let of the smoke Of society.
---@--@-
The Joint committee on double taxa
tion gave q public hearing last even
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-21


The states attorney fight in Benning-
ton county still hangs fire. In win
effort To settle the dispute between M.
n. AIeagher, who claims he Was elected BIZ
1f votes, and w Il. Daley. the contest
ant. Senator neIong intyodpced bill
ia the Senate yesterday afternoon to
order the town clerks III Bennington
county ID forward their ballots for
states attorney To Montpelier IN express.
The vote must be canyassed during the
month Of November, 80 that It will be
seen that there must be prompt action.
In the Senate chamber Inst evening,
the Hon Joseph Al neI'oer ef Mont
pelier addressed the committees from
Ike Senate and House on bill 220 IN
trodueed by Mr.. Mead Of Rutland 70
provide for permanent public school
fund creating board of trustees 10
manage the same and direct the in-
yestment and distribution thereof. This
bill was framed by Mr.. DeBoer as chair
man of the commission appointed by
Governor Bell To- investigate the ques
ti0n of permanent state school fund.
He took up the Bill section by section
and forcibly supported its provisions.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
0TRAS NOT|C|lS
Sociedad msrcantiI. Plaza
de Sub-marshaII. Sc pi-
de un aIca niariIIado.
UNA CIRCULAR
UNA CIRCULAR
Un preso puesto ilegalmcnte
en- libertad. MARTINEZ Re-
vent6s. = Detenido.

FL seflor don jose Soliveras res
participa por medic dsi atel to ejscu.
lar, que hsbiendose extirg guido, de
comdn acuerdo, Ia sociedad .mercsn..
til que giraba en- esta plaza bsio la
raz6n. social sAguild y Saliveraa,, he
establec'do un nuevo despacho en- 10
L. de San Francisco No 2, que glrsrG
bsio su solo nombre, dedicandose &
los ramos de eomisionss, consigna-
clones y representa- clones dc f&tricas
y cssss nacionales y extrapjeras.
Deseamos sl seiior Soliveras bue.
nos negocios en- su pueva ficina.
Don Enrique Villamil, do Mana
u, 90 uno de los aspirantes & 10 plaza
de sub marshal de la nueva Corte dc
San Juan.
-El veeindario de Ia calle do Ce-
IRA, de Ssnturce, claman porqus 50
dote de alcantarillado.
LA comisi6n de hsciends. de Ia
institution bsrefea sHospital de Nu.
jeres y Niloss, compuesta de las dis.
tinguidas dsmas seffnra z C. Herman.
dez, seffors e. F. Kuowltop, sonora
Z. a Post y sehora Hernandez Lo-
pez, han suscrito una circular pidisn-
do ayuda & vsriss psrsonss pudientss
de San Juan, 6 fin de sslvar la situa.
oi6n crftica de dieho hospital, que sstS
q punto de ser. clausurado por fata
dc recursos.
Ell ieten del del otto, n upjcirsl
de Pinc6n ha sido. acusac O. de dar il.
bertad ilegalmente q un preso b, 10 su
custodia.
Sc .encuentra en- San Jus n el e.
Unable joven dc Ciales don Vicente
Martinez Revent6s.
I'm chiquilo do nombrs Antonio
Santiago fr6.arrsstsdo aver scusado
de hurto de dos sabaccs en- un puesto
&c clgarros del muelle.
Don Emilisno Mirands, de Ma
natl, desea- ssber..e's sparadera de una
hila de nombre Peps, de 81 amos de
edad, que Sc dice reside en- el calleion
del Tamarindo, de San Juan, y de la
cusl no tiene noticiss hsce dos amos.
Hace esta s1blica q 10 policfa. So ed.
vierte tsmbien que la joven solicitada
responde 81 nombrs de Virgins. = q
Hoy embsrca para la isla Cule-
bras el DR.: Lugo vinss. & fin dc dis.
poner medidaa sanitsrias contra 10
difteria que 90 >ha dsclarado allf de-
manera alarmsnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
DESDE AGUADA
lueces republicanos en- las
pasadas eIecciones. De
nuncias sin prosperar
SOBRE UN NOMBRAMIENTO
Al arma blanca. Una ampu-
taci6n. I'm obrero pierde
dos piernas.

En- las pasadas eleccIones, los jue-
ces republicanoa com etieron en- esta
los atropellos que les plugo, fueron
denunciados y sda no sabemes que
ha sido de las denuncias.
FL honorable Altsgerjes Cebolle-
ro, iuez de Ia sorte municipal de Anas-
60, exigi6 fiapzs & varios de esos jue
ces hacs cerca de un afio; y como es
necesario que Sc haga iusticia, 80 le
ha dado conccimiepto al honora bic
Gobernador, para que haga investi =
gar Ell paradero de las citadas denun-
cias, y no queden burlsdss las leyes,
evitando asf suces' vos delitos.
"A este pscftico vecindario le ha
caussdo profunds extra fezs y ha Wis
to con gran disgusto, que hsya sido
nombrado juez de Paz sussituto don
LUIS r Garcia, sobre oil que peaa una
denuncia por delito electoral
-El s&bado 17sde 'os corrienteI,
dos obreros de la central sColoaos ri
heron, aallendo ambos heridos de arma
blanca.
Tambien en- al barrio de Narapjo,
hirleron ell dia 10 otro individuo, al
qua le han smputsdo varios dedos,
siepdo eitsdo de grsvedsd.
Y en- la miima fecha un wagon del
ferrocarrll, le parti6 las dos piernas
q otro obrero del sColoso,.
X TaIan
Marzo 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
POR $4,000

De contsdo, Sc vende la fnca de
nominada sBarrsncass, la cual ae
haya situada en- el barrio de <Llanos
Costss de este t6rmino. Dista 4 hora
y media de la poblaci6n, Sc compons
de 1.5OO cuerdas de extension, todss
propias para las siembraS de frutos
MEMORIES y en- particular para el algo.
don sCeilan,1 Tiene dos magnffcos
mansntisleS para dsr de beber al ga
uado: tiene coltndancia oil mar puer-
to para embarcar todos los frutos. En-
la Sc pueden cuidar hsata 400 cabe.
zas de gansdo.
Para informes dirigirSe q don Uli.
ses Marini Post Office, -calle emu.
doz Rivera1
Cabo. Roio, Diciembre de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
lnuncio de subasta

Departamento del Interior. O6ci-
pa del Superiptendente de Obras Pti
blicaa. San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mar
20 q de 1905.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerra
dos para Ia adjudication. On pdblica
subssta de las obras de ipstalsci6n
de una tuberfa de terracota de 6 pull
gsdas de diametro, y construction de
un pozo registro y tsnque de descargA
para la cloacs de Ia carcel de Distrito
de Arecibo, se admitlran en- esta fici'
ma, hssta las 10s m. del edia % de
Mario de 1906 on que Sc abriran pt
blicsmente.
FL presupuesto de las obras a..
ciende q Sl40l 90, mil cuatrocientos
dos dollars.
Todos los dstos necesarios 20 da :
ran en- esta oficina donde 90 encuen.
tran de manifesto todos los documsn.
tos que han dc regir en- la contrata y
oodran recogsr los licitsdores los mo
delos de proposiciones que han de
presentAr.
La administrsci6n 90 reserva el
derecho de rechszar cualq uiera 8 to.
dss las proposiciones.
f. M0ntilLa
Acttirg Superintendent Of Public
WorLs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
DESDE AREC|BO
Psz.-EI jurado Ie
declara cLIpabIe de com
pIicidad de homicide
BAJA FIANzA
12O jurados y So. 900 de gas
tos, : Compafia Martinez
Casado. La Presa.

Mario ss.-Anoche termin6 el jul
clio por iurado 10 10 causa do Antonio
Paz. A las de 10 mAdrugada di6 su
veredicto ell iursdo declarando culpa.
BILE de complicidad del dslito do no
micidio voluntario.
Sc dice que el procesado Anto
nio Psz saldra en- libertad bsjo una
6snza de tres mil pesos.
-Ciento veinte jursdos fueron los
citados por esta Corte de distrito pa.
ra IL celebration del ante dicho iuicio
de Psz, Sc calcula on 5000 ell costo
de los tres juioios celebrados en- esta
eausa.
Sc han repartido por 10 Comi
si6n de festeios para las fiestas patro
males de San Felipe, csrtss 4 varias
personas de la poblaci6n solicitando
su concurao pecuniario para llevar
cabo estas fiestas con ell lucimiento
que SO requiere. Sc esrera favorable
scoglds.
Hay gran animation para ell
abono que ha alberto Ia Compsflia de
zarzuela on eata ciudad y creese que
sera cubierto.
Sc dice que el transformista se
for La Presa visitar& este teatro des.
pues de dar varias funciones en- Pom
ce y Msysgiez.
CORRESPONSAL,