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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
ROGERS MUST
TELL ABOUT IT
Vice President of Standard Oil
Again Hailed TO Court -Hadley
Swings Keen Sword.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. Henry II.
Rogers, vice president of the Standard
Oil company, had a lively tilt while on
the witness stand with Attorney Gen
eral Hadley of Missouri, who is seek
ing evidence against the oil trust to be
used in litigation instituted by the
state of Missouri for the purpose of
ousting alleged subsidiary companies
which claim to he independent.
Despite the evident annoyance of Mr..
Rogers over the inquiry in general and
his part III particular. he apparently
enjoyed hugely his encounter with the
attorney general, who undertook TO
'call him down vigorously for his APP
parently contemptuous attitude toward
the inQuisitor.
A court order says that Mr.. Rogers
must answer TO the supreme court Of
this state for his persistent refusal as
Il witness TO furnish the information
sought. lie must show cause why he
should not be required to answer the
questions propounded before Commits
sioner Sanborn.
Eugene Eearney. elevator starter in
the Standard Oil building, was not be-
hind Mr.. Rogers in his blunt refusal to
answer vital questions under coaching
by Lawyer Rowe. who figured as his
counsel. So persistent was his refusal
that Mr.. Hadley openly expressed the
belief that his attitude was the result
of a p~reconcerted arrangement among
the oil trust people.
In the event that Mr.. Rogers should
refuse to answer the questions after
certiticatiOn he would be liable to pros
ecution for contempt of the supreme
court.
Mr.. Rogers was the first witness. He
will be followed by several of the mag
mates of the Standard Oil company, in
Guiding w. G.. Rockefeller. J. ID. Arch
bold. Wade Hampton and others.
Mr.. Rogers as on hand early, and
before he went on the stand he express
ed himself rather forcefully regarding
the treatment to which he had been
subjected ny Attorney General Hadley
since the hearing began last Friday.
1T seems to me-" said he, that they
have done everything possible to dis
commodc me and keep me away from
my business.
'Of course this is all politics. Hadley,
| understand, wants to be governor of
Missouri next term, and if he didn't
raise the dickens with me during this
hearing they would kick him out of
Kansas city on his return
Wade Hampton was called as a wit
ness. He said he is general auditor Of
accounts. He declined to answer II
question as to what companies he is
connected with. lie said his office is at
90 Broadway and that he audits oil ac-
counts.
"NNhosc oil ~accounts?"
~ decline to answer"
do you audit the accounts of the
Standard Oil company of New Jersey
or of the Standard Oil company of In
diana?"
Il decline to answer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-Secretary
Taft has been for several weeks past
en%deavoring Systematically to reduce
his weight. When he began the treat
ment, as the result of Il rather seden-
tary life in the Philippines and lack of
exercise. he weighed 314 pounds. Now
he weighs 28i pounds. Il reduction at
tanned principally through a careful
diet. The secretary has also seized ev-
cry opportunity to ride horseback and
take long walks at a lively gait.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
WILL SELL MAJOR.
Hook and Ladder Have New Horse-Arrived
This Morninq.

At the last meeting of Protection
Hook & Ladder Company No. |, it
was decided to either sell or eX-
change Major, the off horse of the
truck, because of some trouble that
he could not be cured of. The
trucks new horse arrived here this
morning. 1t is a beauty and will be
a fitting mate for Ben, of the old
Team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
POISONED GIRL IN CAMDEN.
story Told to Scranton Detective by
Alleged Burglar Dying.

SCRANTON. Jan. 10:-Detectives
are still Gndeavoring to clear up the
mystery of the man who vas shot tC
death in a lonely cabin near Toby
hanna a few days ago. The mar met
death while resisting arrest on the
charge of bUrglarizing a store. He
was known as Albert Brown, but that
name is supposed TO have been as
sumed. He claimed TO have come
from New Jersey.
Detective Whipple who has been
working on the case, says he got Il
confession from Brown. MS he lay
dying on the floor of the cabin, in
which the man admitted being an all
around criminal, and stated that he
had once poisa. % girl in Camden,
and also confess I'd 10 two post-office
rObbcTi" "1l bank robberies.
The MAJ of sui he claimed to
have roiso.. has not been revealed.
The d"uDoctse also says that Brown
tOld Linn before he died that he had
$4,000 buried beneath a marked tree
aOJ far from his cabin. More than
$1,000 worth of furs, silverware and
other goods have been recovered,
found by Detective Whipple.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1O.-Hydro-
phohia resulting from the bite of a pet
dog six weeks ago caused the death of
Miss Julia Curtin AT the home of her
parents here. Miss Curtin was TWEEN
ty-one years old. Miss Curtin. dying,
refused at first to have ether admins
tered, saying she preferred to die with
all her wits about her, but after Il
particularly violent paroXysm. which
seemed us though it would tear the
muscles ont by the roots. she said she
would take ether, and under its influ
ence she died.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
Showers SUITS.
Two Cases of South AmbOy Grocer
in Court This Month.
cial to the EVENING NEWS:

Special to the EVENING NEWS
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 10
Judge Strong has issued two rules to
show cause in proceedings for attach
ment for contempt of court taken by
Lawyer Coan for two South Amboy
parties. The rules are r|eturnable
January 16.
One case is that of Andrew II.
Slower against Peter Bloodgood. The
defendant I'VE Mr.. Slower a grocery
bill of SIS. Last July he was direct
ed to pay SO a month on this bill
but has failed to obey the courts or
der and the court wants to know the
reason why.
The other suit is that of Andrew H.
Slower against Peter Maher who
owes a bill of $45 and was directed
to pay So a month. He has failed
to make the monthly payments and
will be Obliged to tell why.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10

CHICAGO. Jan. l0.-PreSident James
J. Hill of the Great Northern, has de-
clared in favor of reciprocity with Can
ada to stop the exodus of American set
tiers, manufacturers and capital to the
English province. Our trade with
Mexico and South America" he said,
lis trivial, but our trade with Canada
is 100000. 900 a year, and it should
be taken care Of"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
Harry Zolotorofe has

late street, as a salesm IN.
The Raritan Club viii meet to-
night in the rooms ia the Kitchel
building, in High street. The cleo
tion and installation of officers will
take place. An entertainment and
supper will follow.
The election of officers Of the
directors OF the Trust Company will
take place Thursday, January is.
William p. Fredericton, Of
washington and Divis ion streets, has
resigned his position in the drawing
department at the Standard Terra
Gotta Works TO accept a better place
with the Atlantic Terra Gotta Works,
at Tottenville.
William Zehrer, of South Second
street, who, a short time ago, injured
his hand at the Raritan Copper
Works, is getting along nicely and
expects to return TO his duties in
about two weeks.
To-day is Patrolman w. II. Nc
Dermott's monthly day off duty.
Captain Howard Barton has re
assigned his position as commander of
khe tugboat Wioma, of the Independ-
INT Towing Line.
Marcy Madsen, OF Brighton ave-
] nue., has left the employ of the Rari-
tan Copper Works.
Theodore Anderson's brown
horse was shot last night at Wash
ington Hose house by Patrolman w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10

HOOSICK FALLS. y. Y. Jan. TO-
Judge Mccarthy, who made efforts to
save Mary Rogers from being hanged
recently in Vermont. left Hoosick Falls
bound on a similar mission i'll New .Jcr-
Jersey pardon board ON behalf of Mrs.
Antoinette Tolia, the young Italian wo-
man who is condemned to be hanged at
I~Iackensack, \. j., next Friday for
murder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Jan. 10
William B. Perry, a lawyer of this city.
who has been blind from boyhood, has
been appointed city solicitor. He has
been practicing law here for ten years.
He is a graduate of the Perkins Insti-
college. where he led a class of 100.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
Chicken Thieves at Work.

The heads of five hens and a roost-
err were found in the yard of Mrs.
Sorenson, at William and North First
streets, this morning and the bodies
which had, until last night, been ap-
pended thereto, we're not to be found.
Mrs. Sorenson reported the theft to
the police today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
Grand jury Tomorrow.

Special TO The EVENING NEWS;
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. TO-
The grand jury will meet tomorrow
and will take up the charges of il
legal liquor selling and gambling in
South Amboy. A number of sub
poenaes have been issued for South
Amboy ministers and other citizens
Of the place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10

PARIS. Jan. ION. Doumer was re-
elected president of the chamber of
deputies by Il small majority over NJ.
Sarrien. The result insures NJ. Dou-
mer's candidacy for the presidency of
the republic Jan. Is and also indicates
NJ. Sarrien's growing strength as a
presidential candidate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
Boston Has Big Blaze.

BOSTON, Jan. 10.-Fire in one of a
group of five six story brick ware
houses owned by the factory building
trust at the corner of Norwood and
\ streets. South Boston, caused q loss
of between S125,0 900 and $150,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10

special 10 The EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. TO-
The suit brought b} Anna C. Carney
and her husband, iiartin C. Carney,
against the Publi{ Service Corpora
ton. in which HJmmann & Stricken
and Willard p. Wtorhees represented
the respective parties, has been set
lied out Of count
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
Suit Was Discontinued.
II to the EVENING NEWS:

SpCciWt 10 inc nv ENING NE
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. TO-
The attachment suit of Gorham l..
Boynton VS.. Alice NJ. Wager was dis
continued in the circuit court this
morning. Lawyer James S. Wight
represented the plaintiff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10

Tomorrow is the monthly hospital
day at all the public schools. Many
will forget to bring their nickels,
pennies, etc, unless the parents will
remind the children tomorrow before
going to school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-The Off
cials of the navy department approved
the dismissal of Midshipman Trenmor
Coffin Of the Naval academy. who was
court martialcd and convicted of haz-
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
CITY BRIEFS
5OOoOOOCOOO CCOCOOOCOCOO

M. A. Nolan has resigned his
position AT the Raritan Copper Works
as assistant yardmaster, to enter the
butcher business.
Richard Hibbett, Of Center
street, has a position at the Raritah
Copper Works as a foreman of lap
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
4 Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, blind, bleeding, protrud-
ing piles. Druggists are authorized
TO refund money if PAZO ONT
Wr3NT fails to cure in E 10 IA days.
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Como Gambsan" los tiempOs en-
LareS.
De notestro oorregponsaI

Agosto 13.-Con el mayor orden se
llevaron cabo en- este pueblo les inscrip-
clones el sdbado iltimo, subiendo el n6me.
70 de 6stas doscientos cincuenta electores
de los que ciento cuatro son unionistas y
46 republicanos, resultando 158 de ma.
yorfa unionista Hay inscritos hasta aho
ra tres mil seteCientos treinta , dos electo.
res (3,732) de ambos partidos.
Son dos mil doscientos ochenta uno
unionistas y mil cuatroeientos cincuenta
IN republicanos
La mayorfa unionista hasta el sabado
once ea de ochocientos treinta.
Quedan mas de tresciensos correligiona-
rios nuestros sin inscribir, y Ell ndmero de
republicanos que Sc inscribiran es tan
exfguo que no 10 dire para que no Sc asus.
ten los republicanos aspirantes delega-
dos por el distrito de Aguadilla.
Triunfaremos por dos mil votos.
Como ''cambean'' los tiemposl
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De SoeIEDAn.

Restab blecidGs- Go eEtS, = lo calebramos
mucho, de Is dolencia que le retuvo en- el
lecho algunos dfas, la bella seforita Luisa
FeEreiro.
Que q hermoso angel de Il nalud con-
time iluminando siempre u bella faz de
d eatimada amiga.
Para Cayey.- objeto de pasaF una
corta temporada en- 81 simp5tica pueblo
sali6 aver para Cayey nuestra buena = be.
lla amiga Is sehorita Haydee Marin.
Que Hea breve la ausencia de Ia graeio-
Eisfma triguefia.
En- San Juan. Virginia Palmieri, la
monfsima damitR del vergel Ponceflo, que
tan dulce como bella es, se encuentTa en-
esta capital, donde estar6 algdn tempo.
Bien venida.
En- eJ Iledtr0. LA grandioaa obra del
immortal Verdi, esa inspirada parodia del
gran drama que tan bien delineaTa las
costumbrea de un reinado donde la per-
dida del honor de Ia hija de IN pecbero
solo "hacfa divertir al rey'';; 'sRigoletto''
lley6 anoche al teatro de San Juan una
magufica concurrencia que llen6 compile
tamente todas las localidades, desde 81 pa
ito al aparafso."
Iomahan parte las prlncipales parties de
Ia Compaffa, 4 escepci6n de la se1orita
Fontana, era el benefcio de Borghese,
que tan justa fama ha reafrmado en- Ia
temporada que aquf trabaia.
La senofa Gonzaga, como siempre, hizo
una Gilda inimitable, recibiendo continaas
ovaciones y los sefiores Vanuteli, Cirino y
el benefciado, baritone Borghese, obtuvie-
ron muchas palmas del entusiasmado pd.
blico, que les hizo "bisaro muchoa mime
ros de Ia inimitable partitura.
Las demas parties ajustadas en- sus pape-
les Ia orquesta, bajo el habil batuta del
maestro Gonzaga recibiendo grandes
aplausos.
El ran2ilfete de sehoritas que adorn6 es
Embellishments ell salon, era aoberbio y re-
cordamcs entire elias & las de Braachi. Va
hamonde, Palmieri; Paaarell, Beuet, Ske-
rret, Lomba, Rodriguez Umpierre, Ponte,
Moreno, Behem, Penedo, Gaztambide,
Guerra, Cordero, Morera, Ferrer, Camu-
mas, PoTtell, Marin, Soler, Quinones, Ho.
heb, Portilla, Gallardo, Sicard6, PUG
dollers, Abril, Pales, Cobian, Ramireg,
Monserrat, Suro, del Vale, Lopez Zarate
MaTtorell, Amador Gonzalez
Para 81 benefcio de la primera tiple
seflorita Fontana, dan "Fedora" el ter
Ger acto de 'Puritanos" magnfca obra que
llevara gran concurrencia nuestro eIe-
gante Coliseo
SEMPER
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EL ROBO IL NOR
MatienzO \ eI guar
Ola TerI6I
Piedra piGada que Sc dice lIeVarar
de TIujillO-alto 4 Rio Pledras.
De uuestrO e0Trssponsal

Agosto 13.-EI primaro que descubri6
81 robo de ganado a senior MatIenzo, no
fue q guardia Morales, y d 81 guardia
Teruel.
lei aSbado ia inscribieron 79 unicnis-
taB por un republican,.
La Junta Eseolar propuso, yel De
partamento aprob6 la propuaata de macs
trOs que han de ejercer 81 pr6ximo afio en-
este pueblo.
Hasta Ia feeha hay nscritos 72O
unionistas y % republicanos.
Los Unionistas de este pueblo censuran
la conducta de algunos correligionarios de-
otros pueblos que con sus disidenc.as contri-
buyen Ia falta de cohesion con que se dis
tingue nuegtro partido.
Sc dice que Ia piedra pieada para Ia
carretera de Trujillo Alto Rio Piedras;
Sc la lleYar6n para otras carreteras
lei costo de esa piedra fue con dinero
consignado para la carTetera de Trujillo,
luego le corresponds este pueblo.
Hay IN million de pesos para carreterap,
5por que no continuar los trabajos del ci-
tado camino?
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"CuatrerOs de maIss.
Ell Gabo Sierra haee IN busn senlcIo en- Barros.

Vuelven repetirse, con alguna fre-
cuencia, los robos de caballos en- distintas
regiones de la isla, y la policfa tiene mu-
cho trabsjo para impedir realisen sus atre-
vidas excursiones en- la propiedad agena,
los audaces ''cuatreTos" que no escarmien-
tan con los castigos que Sc les imponen.
En- Barranquitas fueron robados cinco
caballos q los sefiores Antonio Grin, Car.
los Mufioz, F. Rivera y Zacarfas Torres y
los presuntos autores del hecho realizaron
un viaje Barros, para despistar Ia po-
licfa, olvidandose que ALI estd Ell cabo
Francisco Sierra, quien, entrando zen ma
licia" Sc puso sobre Ia pista descubri6 81
hecho, dando con los presuntos autores en-
la cdrcel, poni6ndolos disposition del
juez municipal del referido pueblo de Ba-
rros, ell dfa de los corrientes.
Una buena campafia Sc hace por la poll.
efa de Barros los ''cuatreros" q. de otTaB
jurisdicciones buscan refugio ALLY 81 SER
viciO hecho por el cabo Sierra, har6 buen
efecto evitando sucesivos robos de caballos
en- aquella region.
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Ell inCidente de 8nOChe.

Una peque1a alarma ocurri6 anoche en-
uno de los entreactos de la function de
Opera.
Parece que un nifio como de doce amos,
que result6 ser hijo del senior Urrutia jefe
del presidio, hizo algo en- Ell 'paraiso," "
que no agrad6 la Folicfa procediendo &
detenerlo uno de los guardias que allf pres
taban Bervicio.
AL salir 81 guardia 81 nifio por la pla-
zuela de Colon, vino el padre, linstando al
guardia para que soltara al pequefo dete-
nido 10 que Sc opuso el policfs. LEGO
el sefior captain Cabrera hpbo algunas
palabras entire el referido senior Urrutia y
Ell aludido Official, en- ell sentido de insistir
aquel en- que la policfa no debfa llevar
su hiio, por entender que en- todo case ell
juez era quien debfa intervenir, y Ell Official
en- que un policfa nadie ten1a derecho a
quitarle un detsnido, y que el lleVarfa al
nifio
Malcharon al cuartel del cuerpo los Sc
flores Urrutia y Cabrera, con el nifio y
qued6 citado aquel para concurrir hoy al
Juzgado responder de Ia idenuncia de la
policfs por la supuesta falta del repetido
nifio.
Como so personas Be arremolinaron en-
el sitio de la ocurrencia teniendo que ha-
Ger despejar la policfa q los que querfan
seguir ell grupo de los indicados sefoTes en-
su marcha hasta la comandancia de la po-
licia.
Don Manuel Camuiias, director de pri,
stones, en- cuanto, lse enter6 de la ocurren-
cia dej6 Ell teatro fu6 tras su compahero
para ofrecerle sus servicios.
Ell hecho fue comentado de diversas ma
neras por las personals que 10 preEenciaron.
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VeEitiCaE0nse eleC.
clones en- los haEFI0S.
(De nuestro Ooresponsal.
Agosto 2

Agosto IL
EI lviernes de la semana pasada fue
sgredido el querido amigo don Juan Viv6
por eli individuo Edelmiro Mendez Sierra
no. Ell senior Viv6 inf6rmase que Sc ha-
llaba on la Alcaldfa que Al bajar Sc de-
tuvo un momento en- la acera hablando
con don Vicente Borges y despues al se-
guir en- direction su casa fu6 llamado
por 81 Mendez quien parece que haefa ratio
10 estaba acechando, y luego de algunas
palabras que lie diriji6 Sc abalanz6 sobrelel
senior Viv6 agredi6ndole.
Viv6 repeli6 ell ataque con sufciente
energia. Los dos fueron lleyados por Ia
policfa presencia del Juez quien los puso
en- libertad provisional bajo fanza de 200
dollars cada uno.
Este hecho repugnante ha sido anate-
matizado por Ia opinion y es de esperar
que la ley castigue severamente al culpa-
BILE por su acci6n incorrecta.
Aver domingo Sc verifcaron eleccio-
mes en- todos los barrioS en- esta pobla-
ci6n para designar delegados la Conyen-
ci6n Unionista para designar candidates
municipaleB.
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TEATRALERAS.

70 no conozco Giacobazzi. Me han
dicho que tiene un corpach6n de Goliat.
Es gentle, pues Pero que sc 10: q mi no
me est6 simpatico Giaeobazzi. No. es
simp6tico, pesar de So chSUitG casi
napole6nica. 81 fuera Ia Gals, lla Gals
81 que es aimpatical Mas, al yer las deco
racionea que presents 81 sigqaOre Giaco-
bazzi, Ia exactitud y 81 orden con que
parece marchar todo tras bastidores, usto
es dedicarle una flor al Bignore Giacobazzi.
Sin duda, su direction artfstica es excelen-
te, y ninguna companfa ha exhibido en-
Puerto Rico Gtrezz0 tan lujoso.
De for.
Anoche, en- RigoEetto, el baritone, en- Ia
escena finGLe, par6cenoa que debi6 hacerlo
con mas colorido, con verdadero dramati-
co gesto.
El case no era para menos. Saborear
su sofiada VeaadettG que al I'm Be lorna en-
terrible desengaiio al Dir aquella caasione
fatfdica:
La mujer es movible
cual pluma al viento;
lay, del que en- ella fila
su pensamientol
y luego darse de ,manos boca con su
1igli0 mortalmente apufialeada, valfa que
81 eminente baritone hubiese puesto en- 81
mirar, en- sus ademanes todaSla anarga
doloroaa c6lera que conmovieEa 81 alma de
RigOlettO.
Claro esta quesesto no aminor6 nj mu-
cho menou el merito de 81 gran labor de
cantante.
Y ademSs clio NADIA de particular
tiene Sin II mas lejos, aquf hay algunos
polfticoa que por mas rigOletto que este el
pals nj siquiera se pegan IN tiro.
Nj de calesa.
Cogieron las gOteras Y cuentan que
Boricaa TOGO 81 timbre anoche, varias
veces. Estaba verdaderante pasatiVeriO.
Y Ia croDiquilla es fgaato
MAESTRO HILARIO.
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R E I R ET A

Programa de las pleas que tocar6 en- la
retreta de eSta noche On la plaza Baldo.
rioty, Ia banda del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico:
l. Paso-doble 'Un paIudo 4 la Fran
cia, EspinoBa.
2. Gran selection dc la opera "Tfa-
viata," Verdi.
3. Selection de Ia opera Lucrezia
Borgia," Donizetti.
4. "Myosotis," walls intermezzo con va.
riaciones de dos cornetines y dos
clarinetes, Miranda.
5. DANA, "Sara," Misl6n.
6. Polka con siIbato, "Rosita," " Mi
randa. -
Himno .s
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D { 2 OlICIA.
NOmhramientO de guaIdias.
lrden 6anaTaI 10. 20.

Agosto IA de 1906. Por esta orden y
por disposition de Ii honorable comisi6n
do ID policfa insular, se nombran guardias
de la policfa insular, por el termino
de dos AMOS para los puestos que Sc
indican, los individuoa aigniantes:
al pueato de San Juan, Maximino L6-
pez, de Juana Diaz
AL pueato de SantuTce, Eulogio G.
Arroyo, de Penuelas; Felipe Guevara de
Coamo.
Al puesto de Bayam6n, Arturo Babilo-
MIA, de Moca.
al puesto dc Ponce, Francisco Rodrf-
guez, de Guanica; Juan Rivera Ramos, de
San German.
Al pueato de GuayanilIa, Juan Rodrf-
guez Ramirez, de Barros
AL puesto de San German, Juan Torres,
de Santa Isabel.
AL puesto de Afiasco, David Romero,
Oscar Torres, de GuayanilIa; Francisco
Rodriguez Ruiz, de Iaias; Joaquin Vaz-
quez, de Adjuntas
All puesto de Lares, Eliseo Perez, de
Juana Diaz; Manuel Fernandez, de Lajas,
AL puesto de Arecibo, Sinforiano No
rell, de Juana Diaz; Antonio Remand y
Felix Cuevas, de Utuado.
AL puesto de Utuado, Domingo Lopez,
de Cidra; Manuel Rivera de Penuelaa.
AL puesto de Manatf, Jose r. Cort6s,
de Utuado; Rogue Veldzquez, de Pefiue-
las (Tallaboa); Oscar Vazquez, de Qua
vanilla.
al puesto de Vega Baja, Francisco To
rres Rosado, de Juana Diaz.
All puesto de Humacao, Santiago Gin
tr6n, de Cayey.
Al puesto de CaguaB, Tomas Fernan.
dez, de Carolina; Manuel Gonzalez Ca
rri6n, de San Juan.
AL puesto de Yabucoa, Luis 6oler, de
Cayey; Juan Santiago y Manuel Ortiz, de
Caguas
al puesto de Fajardo, Pedro Juan To.
rruellas, de Ponce; Antonio Gamora, de
San Juan; Emilio Ortiz, de San German;
Julian Perez, de Aibonito.
Al puesto de Naguabo, Juan Francisco
Alvarado, de Santa Isabel.
Al puesto de Guayama, Ramon Santia..
go Colon, de Ponce; Carlos Garcia Figue-
roa, de Santa Isabel.
al puesto de Patillas, Pedro del Puig
Rodriguez, de Santa Isabel.
AL puesto de Salinas, Salvador Rivera,
Enrique Roman y Enrique Deauchampg,
de Ponce.
All puesto de Cayey, Jose c. Castillo y
Jose Prieto, de Ponce.
Al puesto de Aibonito, Dimas Bed6n
Figueroa, de Ponce.
Por orden del coronel HamiI,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-15
RICAS CARELLERAS.

Esta es la 6poca, precisamente, en- que
las parisienses acostumbran cortarse ell
pelo el mercado de Limoges estS lleno
de muchachas que proponen en- venta sus
ricas cabelleras.
Los comerciantes en- postizos de Paris,
Berlin, Londres, Moscow, etc, encuentran
en- este tempo las mejores trenzas del
mundo.
Las Seforitas soportan humildemente ell
examen detenido desu cabellera, losspre-
clos varfan de 43 45 frances Ia libra.