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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-10-04
The Good One.

"There is but one good wife in this
town." said clergyman in the course
Of his sermon-the congregation looked
expectant-"and every married man
thinks he's got her." added the minis.
ter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-10-04
Two Sides of a Word.

Miss Sharpe-I've paid this bill once.
Baker-Indeed, ma'am, I'm very sorry
that didn't recollect it, Miss Sharpe
dare say that you are sorry that you
didn't re-collect it, but I'll take care Of
that,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-10-04
Far Enough.

One day when William NJ. Eyarts.
secretary Of state under President
Hayes, was college student he was.
called on to read Virgil in class.
He started out bravely, .sThree times
! stroye to cast my arms around her
neck, and and - adding lamely-.
that's as far as got, professor =
Veil, Mr.. Evarts, said the profess
or, II think that was quite far enough
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
TRANSPORT SAILS FOR HAVANA.
Enthusiastic Send-off for First Detachment
of Troops

With the band playing THE Girl Left Behind
Me- and the girls vigorously waving their hand
kerchlefs. the transport Sumner. bearing the first
battalions OF the troops that have been ordered
Cuba sailed from Pier "a. Brooklyn. shortly before
noon yesterday, belated by nearly day.
Not since the spansh-American War. when the
blood Of even the most phlegmatic citizen tingisd
with patriotic fervOr. has there been witnessed
such enthusiasm over the sailing OF troops as at
tended the departure OF the Sumner The nine
hundred men in military blue. many could
crowd 70 the rail. waved their hats and shouted
their farewell The goodby signal between those
aboard and those ashore was displayed until the
vessel Well down the bay.
AS the transport made her way to the Narro7Vs
accompanied by the United States cutter Colonel
Lewis. she was greeted by every nearby craft with
screeching blasts. Aboard the Colonel Lewis were
General and Mrs F. D. Grant. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. w s. Schley, General Beaver, or Pennsyl-
VGnia. and Major Sherman.
The Sumner had board about nVs hundrec
men OF the 5th Infantry, from Plateourg, y \.
commanded by Colonel c. u. COWlee and the "a
Battalion of Engineers from Washington, consist
ing or d3s men and twelve officers, under command
OF Major Mason n. Patrick Lsutenant L. >
Grant, OF General Grant, ad1utent q tno eI4l-
neer corps. accompanies the expedion Tor MS nrst
neld servios- Lisutenant J. s. Schley son ot the
admiral was also ons Of ths sncsrs On board
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
Mr.. ROOT At PANAMA
Greatly Liked There. as ELserphere
Mr. Magoon Sags
tFrom The Tribune Bureau.1

Washington, Oct 2-Charles E Mapoon the
retiring Governor Of the Panama Canal Zone
and minister TO Panama, reached WASHINGTON
to-day and spent some time conferrins With hts
associates on the Isthmian Canal Commission
and with the Secretary OF State
Speaking OF the recent visit of secretar1, Poo,
to Panama, Mr.. Magoon said that n bad az
forded the utmost pleasure to the Panarnans as
Wen as TO the people OF the canal zone.
Secretary Root delighted the Panar,ars 81,
SAID MI Magoon- His speech to the General
Assembly was eloquent and most happv. and no+
only was 1t vigorously applauded but afterUa RI
the most enthusiastic comment was heard on
every side What the Secretary said and the
way IN which no said It both delighted the
people OF Panama, and their admiration for the
American Secretary Of State is now r1nbo,n6aa
FROM what heard in Panama.-and Panama
Is great clearing house for South American
news-Secretary Root made a most favorabla
impression throughout that continent His
suavity and culture oaptivated the peopIe. and
the poAcy OF the United States as enunciated
by him delighted them"
Nh. MaEoOn said that he left everything in
FansIna and in the canal zone in q highly satis-
factory condition. He expressed regret at part
ing with the Panemans, for whom he has con-
oeiVeo warm attachment and said that wher-
ever he went he would always watch with
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
LIEUT.. LAHM'S VICTORY.
Missing Balloon Makes Safe Land
ing at Saa1dringham.

Paris, Oct s-Soms uncertainty regarding the re-
suit OF the balloon race the James Gordon Pen
nett Cup ended at noon to-day, when q dispatch
received by the Aero Club. announcing that
the Hon c. s. Rolls ana his companion, Colonel
Capper IN the balloon Britannia, landed az Sand
ringha Upland at ESQ o'clock last night, thus es-
tablshing that Lieutenant Frank =. LahIn, 6th
Cavalry, L. S. A, the American competitor IN the
race who descended near Whitby yesterday efter-
Signor vonwiller, Italy. IS seoondi Count de Ia
NaUlx, France, third, and the Hon @ 8 Rolls
Great Britain, fourth
Lieutenant Lahul's friends enthusiastic over
rnancs- the Spanish aerOneut he was the youngest
competitor. Since his assignment 70 the cavalry
school al SaunUr he has devoted much attention 70
Rerostatics. He made q dozen ascensions IN the
summer, the longest voyage being from 81. 0to4u
10 81 Brieuc. The lieutenant took the place OF his
father IN the race, the latter. who was the best
called home on Saturday. 1-leuterant lam c.E-
cred 4l5 miles, against go miles covered by Nonwi-
ler, his nearest competitor
The cup, presented by James Gordon Bennett be-
comes a trophy Of the Aero Club OF America. The
first cash prize g 800. goes to Lieutenant LaITl,
and the endurance medal 10 Mr.. Rolls, who was
the longest IN the air.
tenant Lahu's trip 20 be daring exploit sIC mat
Iahm was destined TO make his mark IN
me aerOuauIiC world. He also deprecated crtlciIn
Channel saving that the wind was SO tre2cnerous
when the balloons reached the sea that an attempt
10 cross enrailed great risk
Canton, Ohio oct. 2-Lieutenant Frank P. Lahm
is native OF this city. He is the son Of Frank ,
Iahrn, who IS a representative OF typewriter com
many and other American machinery companies In
Paris Lieutenant Lahm is a graduate or West
Point and is the United States representative al
the French cavalry school IL Paris.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
THE DANISH TARIFF BILL.

Copenhagen. Oct 2-The Minister OF Finance to-
day introduced In the lower house OF Parliament
q bin embodyins extensive changes IN the customs
tariffs The duties raw materials and soma
protective duties are lowered while luxuries Will
be more heavily taxed The sugar duties ad-
tusted so as to enable Denmark 10 tOin in the
Brussels sugar convention
Ths bill exempts from duty petroleum. salt coal,
chemicals. gum, tar tallOw. hoop and bar iron
and thread II reduces the duty coffee from ~ 2
10 oere tone-fourth OF a cent? and sagO 70 !
oere The duty on oils Is reduced about - per
cent margarine and stearine 81 PER cent timber,
y per cent. leather, u per cent, manufacturer
goCds, Ia per cent. machinery. flom 10 20 per
cent ad Fdlorem, coarse hardwares. 80 per cent,
anc paper, - per The duty on tobacco Is
increased from Do 70 10 oere pound. and on cigars
from ss Is 20 10 oede pound Fruits are Increased
q par cant ana oonssrvss a Isr can't u u calcS-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
FUNSTON IN COMMAND.
Orders Issued at Washingtom-
Troops on the MoUe.

Washington. Oct 2-Secretary Taft cabled TO
the War Department to-day requesting that
Brtgadier General Funston be designated to corn-
rnand the American troops IN Cuba, and the
military secretary Immediately issued an order
70 that effect Formal orders were also Issued
70 Brtgadier Geusral T. J. Whit, commander OF
the Department Of Missouri. who reached here
late to-day, and who is 20 be IN charge OF the
embarkation Of the expedition from Newport
News. The orders show that the first expedt-
ton to Cuba is to be known as the First Ex-
psditionary Brigade It is much larger than an
ordinary brigade. but the Var Department has
decided 20 consider It as such General Wint
was IN conference during the afternoon with
Acting Secretary Oliver and General Bell. chief
OF STAFF. he left here tonight for Newport
News Il IS not expected he will go 20 Cuba
Secretary Root has been interesting himself
in the Cuban situation since his return. and has
been going over the diplomatic correspondence
between Washington and Havana before Secre-
tary Taft was sent to Cuba 1t IS likely that
this correspondence viii be made public IN
der TO give the public clear idea OF what ef-
forts this government made to avoid interven-
ton
No information has been received in Wash
ington which indicates the length Of time that
the United States will occupy the island Of Cuba,
and none of the officials VIII venture prediction
on this subject.
Quartermaster General Humphrey has con-
cIuded the chartering Of eleven vessels which
viii be used for the transportation of animals
from this country 10 Cuba for the First Expedi-
tionary Brigade Their cargoes will consist Of
horses and mules and the necessary vehicles re-
Quired. One OF them, the Andes. will sail from
Tampa with the horses and mules Of the light
battery Of the 14th Artillery and two pack trains
The other ten transports will sail from Newport
News.
The Olivette, troop transport at Key
West, chartered to-day. She VIII proceed
TO Tampa. and probably will carry the officers
and men OF the light battery from Fort Sheridan.
Captain A T. Butt informed Quartermaster
General Humphrey to-day by cable that he had
obtained QuarJermaster's offices IN the Machina
Building, that he needed two steam harbor
lighters and two launches. He asked that a
large quantity OF lumber be sent for use at
Camp Columbia.
Brigadier General George F. Elliott, cornrnan-
dant OF the marine corps has ordered that thirty
six water sterilizers and telephone field appar-
atus be sent 10 the marines IN Cuba on the next
transport sailing for Havana.
Practically all the troops detailed for the first
Cuban expedition now are route from their
stations to Newport News. They will begin TO
arrive at Newport News, IL is expected, to-mOr-
row or Thursday
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
MAGOON MAY RULECU
Continued from nrst page.

visitors that he would take up this subject later
not having time now to give It the necessary
attention. and said that when the matter DIG
come up he would investigate personally all
cases which might require his attention In order
that justice be done. The fact that General
Guzman is acting In sincere corporation is be-
leved to preclude trouble Of any consequence in
the work Of disarming the rebels IN Santa Clara
province, and no fears OF disorders in other
sections. are entertained.
While the departure to-day from Havana OF
ex-President Palma was the most important
happening Of the last twenty-four hours, the
former President left the capital quietly that
the public did not realize he had gone until the
news was given in the afternoon papers. Only
his Cabinet ministers and a few intimate friends
accompanied the ex-President and his family to
the railroad station. Some of these friends went
with the family 10 Matanzas and did not return
TO Havana until they had seen the Palma family
safe at the home Of other friends in that city.
On the way from Havana TO Matanzas Sehor
Palma's special train stopped at two stations.
where the government volunteer forces were
preparing 70 disarm and disband. When Colonel
Rego IN command of the battalion at Campo
Florido, boarded the private car and Informed
Sehor Palma what he was doing. the ex-Presi-
dent expressed bis qualification, and said that
disarmament was IN accordance with patriotic
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
TERRORISM REVIVED.
coc;aIst Decree at WarSGsU-Gen-
eraI and Vice-CO11Sul Killed.

vrsrssw. Oct. 2.-The executive committee of
-. soc,slsts. at q meeting held yesterday. de-
- ,,,on an active resumption Of terrorism.
.,,,ebsa. oct. AT the trial yesterday OF the
-o,a section OF the troops who mutinied here
- T,,s an unknown man entered the courtroom
- - knlsd the Judge advocate. General Rinke-
- and attempted 10 shoot the president OF
- .orr. General Ushakoffsly. The assassin
vss shot by an officer
,,.,oura. Oct IN Hager the Swedish vice.
.,,spl here. was wounded to-day while driving
- ,he outskirts ot the city. and died IN a hos
tee, His rnurderers escaped. He was manager
:, ~. Nobel nAphtha works.
odessa. Oct 2-Ths local theatre where the
r.v4sh company played has been destroyed by
Ga A professor and two students per1shed IN
the flames
Police patrols and conveys now carry rifles,
revolvers and sEbreS
Governor General KRulbars has ordered the
,usrds on duty at public buildings 20 keep their
rihes loaded
On 81 estate n the KRrbora district a band
~ nessants has burned 6 large quantity OF
uhest belonging 10 Princess Viazemsky. A
Al 81 estate In the Pentcharo district OF Kher-
,on provtnce peasants 81 tie point OF revolvers
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

Lieutenant r K spillsr is in charge for the quar-
tormaSter's department
The Summer scheduled 20 sail Monday,
but delayed by the late arrival OF the 5th In
fantry from Piattsburg. The vessel Is due at Ha-
vana Saturday morning.
There are now In this port several steamers that
have been chartered by the United States govern
ment as transports. They will proceed to Newport
News. where the troops will be embarked.
The United Fruit Conpaays steamer Admiral
Farragut Of the vessels chartered to transport
troops 10 Cuba arrived here yesterday from the
West Indies. She will embark about four hundred
officers and men.
It was on the Admiral Farragut that Tomas Es-
trada Palma sailed from Old Point Comfort. four
and a half years ago. for Cuba, to assume the
Presidency Of the new republic.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
PEACE MEETING AT THE HAGUE.
10 Exchanges Looking Toward Further Post
ponement Of Conference.

Paris Oct. 2-It is said authority that re-
ports that exchanges OF views have taken place
among the powers looking TO further postpone
ment OF the second peace conference at The
Hague beyond next spring are untrue.
The French government also takes occasion to
dsny that IL has protested against the presence
OF representative OF the Vatican at the con-
ference The decision OF the Vatican was due
entirely TO the desire OF the PapaI authorities
to avoid an unpleasant Incident with the Italian
government, whose representatives could not sit
at the same table with delegates OF the Vatican
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
AUSTRIAN ARTILLERY INCREASE.

Vienna, Oct. 2.-The Austrian Minister OF Do
fence to-day announced IN the lower house Of
parliament that the proposed rearming OF the
army with modern weapons involved the m
crease OF the artillery arm by fifteen artillery
and fourteen hOwitzer regiments. Bills for this
Increase would not DO submitted. however. untU
II had been decided whether the new artillery
was 70 be created by both halves OF the empire
in common or should be IN separate forces
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
STATES CONSULATE

tondness and win interest the welfare Of the
little republic.
A prominent Panaman, who Is now IN Wash
ington, said this evening that never had he
known q minister from the United States to any
country IN South America 70 be so popular as
Mr.. Magoon had been. Most ministers, he said
within q short time won the favor OF one poliu-
cal party at the expense Of the other, but Min
lister Magoon had been equally popular with
both parties, and from the highest official 70 the
humblest citizen all would hold him IN tenderest
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
LABOR NOMINATIONS IN PORTO RIco.

San Juan. z. r. Oct 2-The Labor party or
Porto Rico has nominated and registered with the
Secretary OF Porto Rico candidates for members
OF The Municipal Councils and OF the House OK
Delegates. Santiago Iglesias. president OF ehs
Porto Rico Federation OF Labor. mas been noTai-
mated for Resident Commissioner OF Porto RICO
a. Washingto The Republican and Unionist
parties refuse TO recognise the Labor party.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
DR.. FERRER TO RETAIN POST.

Paris. Oct 2-Dr. Ferrer. the Cuban representa-
tive here. who yesterday placed his resignation at
the disposal OF thu provisional government OF Cuba
to-day received a cable dispatch from Sefior Dago
acting chief OF the State Department at Havana
requesting him IN the name OF Governor Taft 10
remain his post and also 70 make known the re-
quest the Foreign Once here.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
TEXAS SAILS FoR cusA AGAIN

Norfolk. Va. Oct. 2-Ths battleshiD Texas which
recalled after being dispatched for Cuba with
marines and land supplies aboard sailed again this
morning for Cuban waters. She passed out the
Capes OF Virginia at a. m. according 70 official
reports from the Weather Bureau station at Cape
Henry.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
MONEY 10 Build SPANISH SCHOOLS.

Madrid, Oct. 2-The Minister OF Public Instruc-
u'h sencr G-uerr0. viii introduce a bill providing
$1,000 for tie construction OF 5000 primary
SCHOOLS In the next 1--WE years
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
HooIEs 81 cLIMRERs IpENTIFIEp.

Id lssnne, Oct 2-The bodies OF the four men
eorlg FOUND az Tie foot OF a glacier Of the Dent
G. AoLaates were identified today as those ot
Eoss e,-aeais members Of tn Alp-e Club. Tie
v-Ss' which were laCerateL, were TOped together
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

have been ordered TO keep within the govern
ment reserve
Colonel E. II. Crowder Judge advocate; Cap
tain Archibald W. Butt. quarternaster, and
Captain II. G. Cole, conInissary, arrived here
to-day and took charge Of their respective de-
partmentS
Business Is picking Up wonderfully. Contracts
are being renewed, and more people are being
employed The confidence OF the business ele-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
SWEDEN sANlsHEs FINNs.

stockholm OCT. The government has banishe
number OF Finnish students as vagrants at
persons dangerous 10 society.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
TIMOTHY L. WOODRUFF, Chairman,
Republican State Committee.

lated that the total revenues win be reduced by
2,l&,O00, but this viii be partly met by the stamp
duty on sprttuous liquors and other dUtieA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

letroDsvlovsk. Oct 2.-The political prison
here was attacked to-day by crowd OF work
meI, bent upon delivering sixty-one prisoners
"-o arrived yesterday. Il took several vOLeys
rom TIE guards 70 rout the angry crowd
NhcA fought with revolyers and stones Sew
era guards and workmen were wounded. The
prisoners have been hUrrfedly distributed
through outlying districts OF the penal colony
n fesE o. q renewal OF the attack
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

nents IN the provisional government Is appar-'
entity unbounded, and they are all hoping that
intervention VIII be permanent
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

EkEisrinoslsv, Oct 2.-while the police were
examining houses here to-day they We're at
lacked by number OF young revoludonists
armed with revolvers. Several voIleys were ex-
changed before the revoiutonists were put 10
hght leaving behind them one man dead and
another wounded.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
Appeal To All Citizens.
Headquarters Republican State
Committee, No. IL East 30th
Street, New York City.

The Republican Party asks the support OF az cttssn
will contributions corporations Will
accepted Will any contribution Be received with
any understanding. expressed implied any
tri5utor special interest viii favored protested
Subscriptions. large small. viii be welcome al
irrespective Of party wfo desire 20 promots the Asosie
candidates pledged honest administration oehAf
all the people OF Stara contributions should
George R sheldon Treasurer Rspu5lloA
State Committee No. II East Goth ths HsAd-
quarters OF the Committee
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

Kharkoc. Oct 2.-The police have discovered
q bomb factory n the outskirts OF the city.
They took possession of two filed and sixty
untitled bombs and e quantity OF other ex-
plosives and obtained Information leading to the
discovery OF other laboratories. where four more
bombs we're seized. Two arrests were made.
One O. TIE prisoners Is a sebastopol sailor who
escaped from the prison where he was held on
q charge o. mutiny.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

srtor:ea $500 from the landlord and shared
the money among ths 1Rnishing villagers of ne
ne.ghborhood.
S. Petersburg. Oct 2-The murderer OF Cen
eral Rozlo1 was executed to-day az the schlGss-
eburg Fortress he was known 20 the police
Only under the alias OF ''VaSsillet"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
MAYO 8.

de la localidad, aqulen se exslrp6 fe-
lizuents 10 mstriz y los ovarios.
Sc encueasea "a ca feauca c>n-
ya'ecsncix 81 seflor don Angel Ro-
dligdez, comerclsnte de Mach lelo q
quisn 80 hlzo slgunos dfas ha Ia
reception del intsslino.
-Anochs cslebrAron session laa
sub-iun!as unionissaa do los bArrloa
primero J Wxso.
-Ea el hospital Trlooche han 70
lecido, pcnsts h vera, de anemla
protlnda, y FsilsIsA PefA Davila de
incontinuAct0n de la orina por para
Isis veiicsl.
Salio olr&do h y Euge 1io Andin,,
IogreG6 hey Fslipe Ruiz, enfarmo de
anemia,
Eel Raslr Ctsro sviss & su hume
rosa ciiepseIs que al 80 de Mayo pro,
ximo espira el ,ermino para 10 adqui'
sici6n do los ticksts ofrecidoa, 4 fin
de que 80 aprszursn q reunir los 26
nessaafios para las ampliasiones do
rstratos. 3vs1m.
Ell alcslds selor OIpenhsimer ,
el arquitseto senior SILVA vlsilAron
aver los tArq les klolieos del barrio
de Canas en- vlrtud do qusiAs que han
preasntado algunos veslnos, contra
10 J5.l,oi da DESTRUCTION ds Aquellos
por pArse do algdnos propissarlos.
So ha resuelto iussaIAr alIi lAvAderos
III olicos.
"A trozo nuevo de earretsra
com prendtdo entire 10 salida dc 10
Cantera y 10 llegad & los BAfos do
. QlintAns, 10 haoe fAlta un puents On
forms para que puedan israLsisar 90
chss por 8, Llamamoa 10 AteEoi0n
do los que eniis den en- eale ssrvieio.
-Pa.eOe que el manicipio en&
sRrgando con los gassos de 800 me-
tres mas 9 menos de sarretsrs, en- el
camino dc Adjuntas, que eorresponds
saslsiscers q Qofas I1oiieAs. Be estA
hacienda uaa averigusci6n sobre cato.
sT CALlADO sin csrs6n en- laa
suelas para nlflos, especialidsd en-
calzado 6no para seaora, 6nieos ven
dsdores do calzado fao reoomenda bic
para eaoaIleros. Et Leon Pomceao
Gale del Comercio,
-Hs fsllscido el i6ven oom 2atrlo
to Rafael Fsrnkndez sntusiaata obrero
unioniita, En- Il acso de sspslio biz }
uao do 10 palabra nuealro eorreligio'
mario Aenor Regime Rodrigutz.
La Compafila dc 6psra Scogna'
miglio sat& snssy ando les stAmadas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04

operas sS,nimhllss y sDon Paseua'
le,s dos de las mas famosas en- el re-
pert )rio isaliano autigto.
-Sigu les repubhcanos eehAn'
do rodAr b ,lal mas 8 msnos msyda
culss. Ahora dicen que Mr.. Poat
renunciArA su cargo de ssoresario do
Puerto Rico. Por aupueato que nA'
die traga tales bulss. Dsmasiado 80
sabe & que obsdsasn ssos spgendros
dc 10 lmpol, nois J el despeeho.
Ell grupo ds los siste quiere con
vertirse en- cAlorcs y dsspu6s triplicar,
cuadrupllcAr, csnsuplissr sl ndmsro
hssta llegar & custroclenlos mil, has'
tA sbarcsr el censo do 10 ialA. Y no
son mis- que media docena mas unol
Sc nos hA promssido algunoE
dstos sobre las obrAa reslixadas por
10 Junta do caminos del diatrito do
Ponce. Ahora que eia Juriai como
.odas las do jgual cAraeter On 10 isls,
snlregGrAn su oometIdo oil depRrta.
mento, Aeg1a disposition do 10 Asam
blsa Legislative, oportuno y oonva'
aiente serA que oil ldollco conozsa ,
sprecis el rssultado de aus gsattonss.
Ell puents del III Portuguese que
que ss.A sntre las aguAs como ur
tap6n, pusde ser un psligro para Pom.
90 ca esla 6pocs de tluvlaa. vA'gala
adverteneia,
-En 10 earesl dc distrito hA irgrs.
sado Ramon Arias, de Coamo, q cum.
plir eondeua dc so dfas de priaion pot
hAber aIterAdo ID psB pdoliea, J Car
delsrlo Colon tAmbi6l do Coamo,
aentanciado q 43 dfas dc prisi6n por
hurto do menor cuantfa
Ia sido puesto On libsrtad RoserA
do ThilIst, do Ponce quien exsinguio
senteneia de un aflo, por hurto menof.
Juan Rivera hA sldo denuneiado
por infeacc6n de les O,denanzAs mu.
licipales.
Ram6a CorL6i, por portar armas
prohibidah
Ilidoro Est 10, Ricardo Torres,
Lorenxo PAsheco y A tcedo Diana, Dor
crusidAd con los snimAles.
FAus.!no Aarroro J Rodriguez,
por portAr anna prchibida,
Gsrn6n vASq. ezl por infracci6r
d. las ordens sis munie1palas.
Agapiio Rosado, por usar pesss
teaudulentas,
-Nuessro amigo J eorreliglon ariu
don Rafael Cape4tsny contin6a o On sr
cargo do escribients del Regtstro ei.
vii,