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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
VICE PRESIDENT
HANNAFORD HERE

]. M. Hannaford, second vice
president OF the Northern Pacific
railway, is in the city today on a
tour of inspection. The chamber
of commerce took up the Spokane
rate fight with him to some extent,
but the railroad executive was
non-committal in his statements
on this point. The opportunity to
load him up with this city's side
of the fight was improved as far
as possible. Mr.. Hannaford Is 60
ing on through to the coast.
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ing. Power & Improvement COM
pany for the recovery of $2424.55
and interest on promissory note
signed by Robert Russell, vice
president of the company, in
February, 1904. The note was
originally made out to J. l.. Mont
gomery but he died two weeks
afterward in New York. His eX-
ecutor transferred the note to
Gregg. The complaint further al.
leges that later the company sold
It's holdings for $1,000, securing
buyers therefore by substituting a
newspaper at $50 month, which
published glowing accounts Of the
property.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
HEARING THURSDAY.

J. w. Hackland, charged with
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. appeared before Justice
Stocker this morning and the date
of his hearing was set for Thurs
day afternoon. A. A. Barnett,
charges Hackland with selling him
a team Of horses which he aid not
own and receiving $1G7 for them.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
BRIDGE FALLING
COUNCIL SLEEPS

Gil asked the engineering depart
ment for plans for new bridge.
These were made and then the
council promptly forgot about
them. About this time of the
year the river raises from eight
to 10 feet. 1t was predicted when
the plans were asked for that the
bridge would go out this winter
unless reconstructed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
FATAL .,GHT WITH
BANK ROBBERS

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Policeman
Fitzpatrick was killed and a safe
blower giving his name as Chas.
Hanron, of Bloomington, Ills,
mortally wounded this morning in
a battle between officers and
cracksmen in Woodlawn, the fash
ionable suburb. Another cracks
man was wounded. The officers
tried to arrest the two men, who
were betrayed as bank robbers by
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
HEARST QUITS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.--At
San Antonio, Texas, yesterday,
Hearst, who is on his way to the
coast, announced that he is
through with running for Office in
New York. He said he would con-
tinue to reside in the metropolis
and would advocate the principles
for which he stood in the last
campaign. Hearst said his prin-
ciples are now so we'll understood
that it Is unnecessary for him to
again become a candidate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
REV. CRAPSEY OUT

BUFFALO, Nov. 19.-Bishop
Walker, of the diocese of Western
New York, this morning an
nounced that the ecclesiastical
court had upheld the decision of
the lower tribunal removing Rev.
DR.. Crapsey from the Episcopal
church on charges whereby he can
have no retrial.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
WORST STORM IN
STATES HISTORY

MEMPHIS. Nov. 19.-Reports
slowly coming in from stor swept
territory In Mississippi indicate
that the tornado Saturday night
id Sunday was one Of the worst
In the history of the state. Wires
are down In all directions and rail
roads are completely blocked,
The tows Of Winona, Okolona,
Maherna and Toehula are greatly
damaged and number of lives
lost In each. Crops In that sec
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tion are devastated. At Techula
tree was blown across house
and woman and child killed.
Their bodies were cremated by
fire. At Mahen, Ben Wooford,
telegraph operator. aud wife were
probably fatally hurt. Property
damage in towns is tremendous.
Two churches, negro opera
house, the postofIice and number
of fine residences have been des-
troyed.
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The pope was not in any danger
and only heard the muftled report
of tn bomb. 1t had been ignited
by long fuse, which was I'M
noticed under the scaffoldine
where it was placed All Italy and
Europe is greatly excited over the
dastsrdly attempt.
No damage was done the altar
or interior of the church. The
bomb was crudely made and con
tanned about two pounds of pow.
der with a quantity of nails.
1t had been reported that the
pope would attend the service
yesterday, but this was unfounded
as Cardinal Rampolla ofticiated.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
SUES FOR SEPARATION

Title Howe filed an action for
divorce against David S. Howe this
morning alleging that David was
idle, drunk and unable to or would
not support her. She said she was
forced to earn her living in laun-
dries and hotels. They married at
Charlevoix, Mich, in 1897 and last
August David absented himself for
good.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19

Another illustration of the lax
method of the city council is
shown this morning by the loss of
two bents of the Mission av. wagon
bridge by high water. This morn
ing Commissioner Roy ordered the
structure bolstered up to prevent
1t all being carried away by the
strong current caused by rising
water. Some time ago the coun-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
GET ALL BUT
JOHN D.

FINDLAY, O., Nov. 19-S. p,
Mcintosh, Standard Oil director,
came to this city today and was
Immediately arrested. He went to
Judge Duncan's court and gave
bonds of $1,000 to appear on the
date of trial.
An attorney will be allowed to
file an appearance for Rockefeller
and give bond. Directors Villas and
Robertson arrived this afternoon,
were arrested and gave bond.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
BLIZZARD
IS RAGING

KANSAS CITY, Nov. ia
heavy snow has fallen throughout
the Southwest. A blizzard Is rag
ing and cattle are endangered.
Most of the ranches are unpre-
pared for the storm.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
TOOK NO CHANCES

Saturday night the safe in the
Office of the Inland Mill & Manu-
featuring company was opened by
highwaymen who followed the di-
rections of the combination found
on a card stuck on the wall near
the safe. The strong box contain
ed nothing of value but papers
which were strewn about the floor.
The robbers did not believe it was
so easy and opened the safe prob
ably just to see if the combination
written on the card was correct.
Entrance to the Office was gained
through breaking a glass panel in
the front door.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
SPOKANE WOMAN
REPORTED LOST

Among the passengers lost on
the steamer Dix, sunk last night
In collision near Seattle, was a
Mrs. Granger, of Spokane. Inquiry
here today failed to reveal a
woman of that name known here
to be among the victims.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
TRAVIS DISMISSED.

J.'E. Travis, driver of a delivery
wagon for the Ideal Steam laun.
dry, whose arrest was caused Sa.
turday on a charge of embezzling
500, was dismissed by Justice
Hinkle this afternoon, 1t being
shown that whatever shortage
there was, If any, had been settled
by the elder TNavis.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia peculiar
complication in family affairs has
been brought to light in the di-
vorce suit brought by John Virgin
against his wife, Emily. the com.
plainant naming his son by his
first wife as correspondent, The
complainant Is so years of age, the
wife 80 and the son rs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19

of the national house of represen.
tatives to report joint resolution
No. 1856, providing for submitting
to the states a proposition for a
constitutional amendment allow.
ing women to vote.
Another resolution calls upon
congress to correct alleged abuses
in the postal clerk branch of the
federal service. Another calls
upon the president to apply the
Chinese exclusion act to prevent
the shipping of Chinese seamen,
cooks, etc, on vessels flying the
American flag.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
ANOTHER DEATH
At NINE MILE

Coroner Witter this morning re-
ceived word that a foreigner work
ing at Nine Mile bridge on the
construction of the Graves power
plant was knocked out of boat
into the river. The body was not
recovered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
SO LIVES LOST
+ IN SOUND

Blair, Martin Hansen, Albert NC
Donald, Swan Swanson, William
Bracell, ePter Larson, Roland X.
Price and son, C. j. Kenny, U. S.
army; J. Parker, engineer of the
Dix; G. Dennison, mate of the Dix,
who was plotting the steamer
when she was wrecked; Charles
Williams, of Ballard; Bazzina Gar.
cha, one of the firemen; a Filipino
fireman and one deckhand of the
Dix.
Dozens of launches and steamers
are patroling the waters in the vi
entity.
The jeanne belongs to the Al
aska Co. and the Dix to the Alki
Transportation Co.
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CHIEF MYERS
STILL VERY ILL

Harry Myers, chief of the fire
department, Is seriously III today
as the result of inhaling the fumes
and smoke from the fire at the
Spokane Suit & Cloak house Fri
day night. Firemen Barker, Riley
and Raub today are somewhat i'm
proved, Barker being in the worst
condition.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
N0RTHER SWEEPS
OVER TEXAS
(Scripps News Association.

(Scripps News Association.)
Ell PASO, Nov. 19-This city Is
experiencing one Of the worst
storms in years. The snow Is five
inches deep, bitter cold wind is
blowing, trains are laid out, wires
are down and the street car system
Ia out of business. Great suffering
Is reported among the Mexicans,
who are unprotected.
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$4,000 BUILDING.

NJ. f. White today secured a
permit to erect a three story apart
ment house 20 cost $4,000. 1t will
be located on the corner of Wall
st. and Second av.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
STABBED IN
COURT

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 19.-Dur-
ing the trial of a disturbance case
in police court this morning Nick
Campos was stabbed to death by
Sam Caraduais before the bar.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19

FIGHT FOR
CHILDREN

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 19.-The
American Federation of Labor
passed a resolution today that a
campaign be started in the IegisIa-
lures of every state to pass a law
that no child under IS years Of
age be permitted to work for .
living. I
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19

WARSAW, Nov. ia governs
ment collector escorted by sols,
diers, was attacked this morning.
by terrorists. One soldier was
killed and the official wounded.
The terrorists stole $1,000 and es.
capped.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
FOR WOMAN s
SUFFRAGE

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 19.-The
Federation of Labor today de-
clared in favor of womans suf-
frage with only one dissenting
vote. 1t adopted resolution call
ing upon the judiciary committee
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-19
SAYS MINING CO.
SUBSIDIZED PAPER

Robert Gregg this morning
/, brought suit against the Troy Min
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their conversation overheard on q
car. Seven bullets were found in
Fitzpatrick body.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-14
CULTOS RELIGIOSOS.
la Semana Santa.

En- todas las iglesias cat6licas de esta
ciudad, ha sido celebrada con gran eSplen-
dor la Semana Santa.
Dichos temples Sc han visto muy concu-
rridos.
El jueves en- la noche, en- las Estaciones,
ell altar de la Providencia, en- Catedral,
ofrecfa un hermoso golpe de vista, ador-
nado con mucho gusto y con luees el6ctri-
cas- artfsticamente repartidas.
Otro altar muy bonito era el de la igle-
sia de Santa Ana, pues sabido es el entu-
siasmo por la fe cat6lica del ilustrado sa-
cerdote Fran Colon.
Los ofcios celebrate Ell Juev. Sant5 ca
la Capilla de la v. O. T. Franciscana, re-
sultaron espl6ndidos comulgando mas de
80 personas, entire hermanos particulares
oficiando ell senior Can6nigo doctor don
Manuel Dfaz Canejas. 81 monumen-
to muy bien adornado por la noche
alumbrado con unas doscientas luces.
Ell Paso de Ia Cruz ell Viernes Santo,
tambi6n fu6 muy concurrido, en- las Sic
te palabras que empezaron las 10 fu6 tan
ia la concurrencia de feles que pasaban de
900 personals resultando pequena la Capt.
LA. Ell Reverendo Padre Lcdo don Jor-
ge Hizern, muy bien y la orquesta : cargo
del Befor Paris magnifca.
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De SOCIEOAD

AqtsenciG.- Ell sabado pr6ximo salen
para la ciudad las distinguidas damas se-
nora Guisa Luaita de Benero y senoritas
Carmen Pepita Brunei, que regresan &
Barcelona, donde pasaran dos amos para
volver luego Puerto Rico.
Muy queridas aquf las bellas y cultas
sefioritas y 10 mismo su respectable sefiora
madre, pues siempre han sabido hacer Ell
bien tratar con toda Ia amabilidad ri
cos y pobres, es grandemente sentida aquf
su ausencia deseos generates de que ten
gan un dichoso viaje, Sc tienen por todos
los elementos de esta poblaci6n.
Soles que Sc ponen en- la terra que d.
chosa da tan hermosas estrellas para resur-
CIR ALA en- la gran ciudad de los Condos.
Hasta Iuego.
NOtos-Blanca, de tez de azucenas, her.
mosa dulce como una hija del tr6pico,
con un nombre tambien simb6lico y ado
rable, culta instruida, dara sin duda fe-
icidad completa, al dichoso mortal, Ia sim
patica Carmelita Casellas, cuando la CO.
roma de azahares Gina su frente pura. Luis
que 81 no es Grey" de range 10 ser6 de di-
cha, es un muy estimable joven, COM
pletara la simpatica pareja, la que de
antemano felicitamos.
Otra. Bonita es la prima del simpatico
Rivera. iHabra chocolate? Por Isabella in
forman.
In 6ue,s 5ai5e.-Lo ser6 el del Casino
Espafol el pr6ximo domingo.
AatseaciG.-El lunes sale para Arecibo
a residir ALI defnitivamente, con So es-
poso don Jose Baez Infante, Ia distingui-
da sefiora Amalia Acevedo Buen viaie.
En- perspeetiva. Paquita, y Victor,
una Venancia un Alfredo, una Carme,
lfta y un Limo, una Antonita y un Gabriel
una Maria un Arturo, tres mas que
parece ''se decidiran", amen de una re
conciliaci6n" avaloran Ia nota amorosa en-
perspective.
Y la monfsima triguena de oios de aza-
bache Sc reconcilia? Muy bonita y graciosa
es la simpatica ''tocaya'' del rey Fernando
que Arag6n recuerda, iComo que hasta
los de fuera Sc entusiasman.....!
SEMPER
Manatf
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FL HONOR AU
ditOr Mi. Ward en-
AibonitO.
FunciOnes feligiOsas en- IA iglesia
catoIiCa.
(De na1estrO cOrresponsaE. }


Abril 13.--Anoche pernoctaron en- este,
siendo huespedes del Hotel Borinquen, "
y del senior Degetau, los esposos Cabot
Ward, Auditor 81 de esta isla miembro
del Conseio Eiecutivo. Estuvieron en- las
funciones que la iglesia cat6lica eelebrara
hoy mafiana, y Ia una Ia tarde siguie-
ron viaje para los bafios de Coamo.
Gust6 mucho aqui el trato fno de di-
chos senores Una sefora cat6lica les en-
vic un buquet de flores, que la senora
Ward agradeci6 muchfsimo. De esa cla-
Sc de americanos que vengan.
-Muy concurridas ceremoniosas han
estado las festas de la Semana Santa, y
sobre mil quinientas almas concurrieron q
la procession del santo entierro, que tuvo
lugar hoy. La orquesta banda infantil
que dirige el sefor Pont Zayas, TOGO du-
rante la procession una marcha adecuada
al acto
Ell lunes Is salem para esa Capital
los sefiores Federico Degetau Fernando
Pont Zayas, presidente del ayuntamiento,
gestionar 10 conveniente, para que Ell
ayuntamiento, mediante un empr6stito,
haga el acueducto en- proyecto.
A pesar de la ahuencia de gentes de
los campos de esta Jurisdiction, no ha te-
nido la policfa que hacer ninguna deten-
ci6n. Ell cabo Padr6 tomo medidas para
que todo resultase bien. ESQ demuestra
que aquf Sc sabe hacer buen uso de la Ii
bertad.
-Todas las cIases sociales de aquf, y en-
particular sus amigos, estan muy contentOs
con que ell doctor Canino haya sido apro-
bado. Nuestra enhorabuena.
Ell sefor H. F. Escande Esposa =
Mr.. Pigornet Central Fortuna" de Pom
ce) Sc encuentra en- el "Hotel Borinquen".
Maflana sabado visitaran las niembras de
tabaco de la Porto Rico Tobacco Co., y
regresarau por la tarde Ponce.
Al frmar hoy el libro rsgistro que
lleva eI "Hotel Borinquen' de todos los
americanos que desde la invasion aca han
visitado dicho hotel, le extra16 Mr..
Ward, Auditor, que habfs. pocos puerto
rriquenos frmados, dijo:-Y 70 qasiero fir
mar un 6brO en- que soto haya puertOrri-
qoefJos pues go q nei sef5ora 10 soneOs.
Esas ralabras gustaron mucho.
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La TOMA De POSE
sion del Ayunta-
miento de CiaIes.
DesgraCia OGurrida al senior Prida, a
quien hubO que amputarIe una
pierna.
ProElna sIseeIOR De nusUo eOmlts local unlOnlsta.
M. ZENO GAMBIA.
Director.
{ De nuestrO reporter en- viqje. J

Manatf, Abril 12.-El Notario don Ma
nuel Paz, fu@ ell que actu6 en- Ia toma de
possession de los unionistas de Ciales. LIE
acompafi6 don Juan Escudero Miranda.
-Mas de cincuenta personas de Manatf
fueron aver Gales, la tcma de possession
del Ayuntamiento unionista.
Ell senior Marrero, sub Collector de
Rentas de GALES Secretario de la Junta
Escolar, puso diicultades en- Ia entrega de
los documentos de la Juuta los nuevos
funcionarios.
Ell cabo de la policfa insular, Aspu-
rua, del puesto de Manatf, ha sido enviado
q Ciales, en- sustituci6n provisional del ca
bo Fonfrias, que ha salido hoy para Are
cibo, en- compafifa del teniente CasaIs, con
motive de un incidente ocurrido entire ell
Teferido cabo Fonfrfas Ell vecino de Cia-
les don Manuel del Rio.
= FL sefior del Rio, fu6 uno de los testi-
gos utilizados en- ell asunto de Ciales, pres
tando buenos servicios con sus informes,
los unionistas de aquella localidad.
-El sefor Jose Prida, iefe de la esta-
ci6n del ferrocarril de Vega Baja, perdi6,
anteayer, la pierna izquierda, recibiendo
le hubo de ser amputada. Hacienda ma
niobras en- la union de vagones de un tren
de mercancfas, resbal6 cayendo encima de
la via y pasandole las ruedas de un wagon
por la pierna izquierda, despu6s de magu-
llRrle la derecha desde ell tobillo al muslo
-Esta noche celebra reunion la Junta
Local de la Union de Puerto Rico.
-Muchas personals de este pueblo Sc
proponen pasar GALES On uno de los pro-
ximos domingos, con objeto de efectuar
una fiesta patriC ica ALI con motive del
triunfo obtenido.
NADIA de cierto hay en- 10 de que sue
nan candidaturaS para representatives la
Camara en- las pr6ximas elecciones. La
mayor ammonia existe entire todos los ele-
mentos de la Union en- la Asamblea que
SO reuna oportunamente Sc decidira ese
punto.
Ell estado sanitario de la pobIaci6n es
muy satisfactorio.
Sc encuentra en- Manatf ell nuevo al
calde de Ciales, don Jose Pillar de San
tiago.
I'm empr6stito de $4,000 dollars soil
citara el municipio de este pueblo, para la
construction de un acueducto, que traera
grandes mejoras la poblaci6n.
-Cuarenta juicios han sido celebrados
entire aver y hoy, por el Juez Lcdo. Felix
C6rdova DaVila
I'll domingo pr6ximo Sc tratar6 de la
election del Comit6 Local Unionista. Ell
sefior Clementino Ramirez sera reelegido
para la presidencia del mismo
--Siete dollars por faltas de Sanidad
fueron iDgresados en- Mapatf, por faltas del
mes Gltimo.
La policia y el juez hacen campa1a
contra los jugsdores que Sc aseguraba que
rfan implantar ''sus afciones".
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UN EXPECTADOR.
13 de Abril, 1906.

Tenemos noticias de que ha de haber
una gran concurrencia dado ell inter6s que
existe por conocer un aparato que tanto
Juror ha causado en- Europa, sobre todo
en- la Corte Espa1ola, siendo S. M. el Rey
uno de los mas ardientes entusiastas por
esta pianola, que ha sido muy elogiada
por ell mismo Paderewski
81 programa es interesante y de gran
m6rito.
-Por infracci6n las leyes de rentas
internas, fue multado por Ell Juez Mpl. de
Ponce, Heraclio Torres, de Guayanilla,
con s 100.
Los esposos Crespo Molina Cabre-
ra informan que estan muy reconocidos al
DR.. Carbalieira Canellas por los servi-
clos profesionales que de 81 han recibido,
con motive de Ia enfermedad de su hernia
no Juan Cabrera de Ia cual est6 cmpleta-
mente bien. Enfrfo, pIeuresfa y pulmo-
MIA con algunas complicacioreq.
Los sehores Antonio GuilIot, don
Juan Maria Palmer don Alexandra Bra
yo de MayagIez han sido comiBionados pa
re- elejir los 200 jurados del aio 1906 4
OF.
-Por los colectores de Las Marfas,
CaYey, Ponce, Guayama, Sc han Ievan-
tado IA embargOs despues de abonadas Las
contribuciones que adeudaban los respec-
tivog propietarios.
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ESCALR RAIEIlO
EN- BALLAJA
LuCha CueTpO q CuerpO
Ell autOT fue captuTad0

81 iueves por la noche el individuo
Limo Reyes 5emostr6 su audacia enel robo.
A las IL , 80 de Ia noche POGO mas &
menos, en- una de las GALES transversales
de Ballaia en- una casa en- q esta estable-
cida Ia fabrica de dulces de Rafael San.
chez introdujo el brazo por IN Pcstigo,
abriendo la puerta sigilosamente. nesli-
z6se sutilmente debajo del catre en- q. dor
mia el dueho del establecimiento, tomando
la ropa q. ten1a en- una silla, llaves y otros
objetos pasando despues otra habitaci6n
coptigua en- donde dormfa una muchacha:
Apercibida esta di6 voces despertandose
Sanchez y entablando una lucha cuerpo q
cuerpo de la que sali6 con contusiones en-
la mufieca y pudo huir. Hoy fue de-
tenido pasando la causa al Tribunal de
Distrito.
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ROBO De UN RELOJ
Manatf.

Enriqueta Fajardo ''no saba que hora
era" pas6 la casa de Mr.. Grant que vi
We en la Gale de Tetuan y lie pregunt6 que
hora era. Las 8 y media-contest6 muy
atento Mr.. Grant coloc6 su reloj sobre
una mesa. Enriqueta lie pidi6 entonces
aqua y cuando el duefo de la casa fu6 por
ell aqua la visitante tom6 el reloj Esta
mafiana arrepinti6se del hecho y fu6 de-
volverlo En- vista de este el Juez Mpl. le
impuso dos meses de carceI.
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PrensiOs Jos impOnentes sObre K6retas.
Sc sortearan 8 todOs los amos entire los que
mas Sc distingan pOr su constancia en- el
Ahorro.
HOras de Caja: Para lasi mpOsiciOneE
De 8 61O3 de la manana, y de 684
de Ia tarde los dfas laborables de 81 &
1O3 de Ia mafiana los dOmingos; Para la
extraociones Las mismas horas excepto los
domingoa
ReglamentO de "a Secci6n: Las personals
que intereaen mas pormenores sobre las
imposiciones extracciones manera de IL
quidar intereses etc. pueden sOlicitar un
eiemplar On L. Gaia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-14

Han circulado los programs que la
empresa Manuel A. Garcia ofrece al p6-
blico para esta noche en- el circo Lowande:
diez y ocho pelfculss interesantes ser6n de.
sarrolladas en- ell cinemat6grafo.
En- el pueblo de Afiasco Sc verified ell
sepelio del cadaver de la distinguida es.
posa del senor Leocadio Garcia Rio, cuyo
piadoso acto estuvo concurrido seg6n Sc
nos informa.
-Manana Sc ceIebrara en- Mayagiiez
una impcrtante partida de Base Ball que
ha despertado gran inter6s en- toda la ciu-
dad.
No Sc celebrar6n juicios por jurado
en- la Corte Federal hasta el dia 90 del
actual.
DE la carcel municipal de Mayaqdez
han sido puestos en- ibertad, Julio R,ynas
Maria Lebran, Carlos Rodriguez, Laurea-
no Roman, sSondalio Rivers, Jose B. Ro-
driguez Ramon Velez.