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Evening journal., 1906-09-25
GRlNDINGS OF THE
CITY COURT Mill
Youth Escapes Reform School.
Fellow Carried Stolen
Chickens

stanislaw Zawacki and Joseph Rutt
appeared in the City Court this morn
ing with their heads swathed in BAN
dages. About o'clock this morning
residents at Fifth and Church streets
were awakened by cries Of murder
coming from the house. Officer Brown
made the arrest. but knew nothing OF
the disorder. He found blood spattered
over the whole place. AS there was
no disorder on the street and no testi-
mony to be presented against the
prisoners they were dismissed.
Rutt was then charged with assault
ing Zawash with a monkey wrench.
He was fined $50 and costs
Leander Saunders was fined SO and
costs for contempt ofscourt. He had
a man arrested for highway robbery
several weeks ago but failed to appear
against him.
Patrick Long pleaded not guilty to
violating the Board of Health laws by
failing to have the properties Nos.
and South Broome streets connected
with the sewer. Long was given ninety
dayas in which to abate the nuisance.
William Postles. colored was held IN
$500 bail for court TO answer the
charge Of larceny Of four chickens, the
property Of Mrs. Matte Starr. Of No
1922 Tatnau street The chickens were
found in Postles' possession by Officer
Paulman.
Doueherty Case Continued.
Harry Dougherty was charged witt
larceny of several articles from the
residence Of Mrs. Anna Reed. Of No
2O4 East Sixth street last July. Dep
uty City Solicitor Rice asked that the
case be continued until Saturday morn
ing. Bail was fixed at $780,
Cunningham Goes Free.
Charles Cunningham. who was re-
committed to the Ferris Industrial
school. was given his liberty. City
Councilman McGovern interested HIM
self in the young man and. when hi;
case was reopened by the court wit
nesses testified that Cunningham was
walking along the street when he was
assaulted.
Joseph Parr was charged witt
throwing stones at a street car. The
case went over until tomorrow morn
/ ing.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
WAS
LOCKED UP

Locked up in a cell at the police sta
ton with other prisoners his latest-cut
clothes in marked contrast to the cheap
garments worn by the unfortunates
surrounding him. was the experience
of Attorney James w. Lattomus to-
day.
Mounted Patrolman Walker, acting
as turnkey. was the officer who caused
the well-known lawyer his few mo-
ments Of discontinue. The patrolman
did not know the attorney, and when
the latter came down stairs from the
City Court room to see a client who
was locked up. the blue-coat, thinking
Mr.. Lattomus prisoner. promptly
placed him in the same corridor with a
number Of prisoners. including several
who had imbibed too freely the night
before Explanations, of course, soon
followed. and Mr.. Lattomus was re-
leased. He then conversed with his
client under more favorable circum-
stances.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
IMPROVEMENTS
WILL COST $4,000
General 7. Coleman GU POnt
Will Build an $4,000
Addition TO Home

Building Inspector Connolly was kept
busy during office hours to-day issuing
permits for buildings valued at upwards
Of $4,000 The principal permit was enc
allowed to Gen. r. Coleman dupont to
make a thrcc-story addition to his resi-
dence No. sos Broome street 1t will cost
SlS.000 Haddock and Company are tie
contractors.
X. r. Draper and Company were grant
cd a permit to build a $40 800 residence for
w. A. Moore az the southwest corner Of
Nineteenth and the Boulevard. The
dwelling will be three-and-a-haf stories
high. A. S. Reed and Bro. Company were
granted permit to erect an addition for
George Fl. Mccall az NO. si4 Harrison
street az cost Of $50,
A. w. Briley was granted permit 10
improve Or. H. w. Howens residence az
No. s2a Washington street az cost OF
$500.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25

Residents in the neighborhood OF EieV-
enth and Madison streets pctitioned the
Street and Sewer Commissioners a. tn r
meeting this morning to take some acton
toward securing the removal Of a huge
bill board on the north side Of Eleventh
street west Of Madison street. The Big
noeter board has been recently erected
and Is a shock to teh esthedc feelings Of
the petitioners.
The department. declared its belief that
the matter was one over which it had no
control IN view of the fact that the b.n
beard was on privae properly. over VIII ch
the board had no jurisdiction in such
matters.
C. H. cantwell on behalf Of the Hope
Baptist Church. at Twenty-third and Pine
streets pctltioned the board to place an
arc lamp at he corner OF Tweny-third and
Pine streets. There is a gas lamp there
at present which is not Of sufficient
strength 10 light The crossings The on y
reply the board could make was mot yet,
but soon.'
John J. McGovern sent communications
10 the board asking repairs on behalf Of
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
CITY EXPERTS OFF
TO WASHINGTON
Chief Engineer and City BaC-
teriOIOeiSt Will InveSti-
gate Filter Trouble
SERIOUS MATTER FOR CITY

DR.. A. Robin city bacteriologist. and
Chief Engineer T. A. Leisen will make
an inspection trip to Washington, d.
C.. to look into the filtration trouble
and Thoroughly investigate what seems
to be bad outlook for sand filtration
Ia this city.
DR. Robin, IN speaking Of the matter
said "rhe subject was called 10 my
attention by an article IN The Evenlnl
Journal OF September 20, which gave
some insight Of the conditions there
This matter. Is a most serious one foI
wilmington and we determined al
once to investigate the conditions sur.
rounding Washlngtons filter
I'm an the cities OF the country
Washington should have the very besl
possible system IL has the advantag,
of the best scientists and the foromos
bacterlologists IN the United states
expert engineers and the utmost skill
in the country Sand filtration is no.
new It IS centuries old. and just VIII,
Il should be a feature there is pas
knowing.
TT was admitted. however when Tho
filtration system was begun there tina
the Potomac river water would nee'
coagulant in order 20 get the hes
results, and many bills have beer
placed before Congress advocating Ger
tain devices for preparing that coagu
liant. This has undoubtedly caused
delay IN the perfection OF the hlte
system there. and It may be thatft
this some Of the trouble may be due.
I'VE shall interview Surgeon-Gener5
/ Wyman. Health officer Woodward
the government bacteriologists, and IN
lvestigate the conditions thoroughly
"The principle Of sand filtration can
not be wrong. and we believe that b
a careful investigation OF the cond
tions in Wilmington we shall be alb
70 benefit here
we have taken no steps Of an
kind here which have not been the r.
suit Of careful scientific experiment
and the Wilmington filtration systei
when it IS complete. viii be n uniqI
one and as near perfection as It Is po
slble 10 get one our filters viii new
hn overworked. and by a system
! sedimentatiou basins we distribute q
work so that we can get the very be-
results"
The two experts will leave sometin
Thursday and their report VIII
awaited with interest by ALL
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
HEAVY fines
FOR GOLDENS
Court Promises Term Of Ten
Years i Assault on Parent
Is Repeated

In sentencing John A. Golden and
his wife in City Court to-day, on the
charge Of brutaily assaulting Daniel
Golden, aged 20 years, the father Of
the womans husband, Judge Cochran
said the only thing that prevented him
from sending the pair to the workhouse
was their children. He warned them,
however. that If they are brought back
again on similar charge he would
send them both to the workhouse for
ten years.
The court imposed a fine Of 800 and
costs on each defendant. and held Mrs.
Golden in $500 bond TO keep the peace,
and her husband IN $500.
The couple had trouble between
themselves last night, Mrs. Golden
making a request Of an officer on the
district to arrest her husband, charg-
ing him with taking her pocketbook.
No arrest was made, however and the
trouble was Quieted.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
fire THREATENED TO
DESTROY TOWNSEND
Appeal Sent TO WiIm ngtOn
for assistance But Service
Wasn't Needed
DICKINSON HOT.L
STABLES GUTTED

Shortly after II o'clock this morning FIRE
started IN the Dickinson Botel stables,
owned by James L. Dickinson, at Town
send. twenty-six miles l-w wilm ngton,
and for a time the blaze threatened to
destroy the town. The town being with
out fire apparatus assistance Yas ask
Of the Wilmington Department but the
FIRE was extinguished by bucket brigade 5
before the Wilmington companies got
loaded.
Appeal For Assistance.
Engaged in building new road chrough
Townsend, Stewart and Donahoe, con-
tractors Of this city. have a large force
Of men employed and Mr.. Donahoe who
is personally supervising the construc-
ton Of the road. ordered all his men TO
take hand at fire lighting ard 1t is prob
ably due to the efforts Of these men that
a connagration was averted. Every Able
bodied citizen of Townsend went to work
with a will and a bucket brigade was
formed which did effective service.
The blaze was confined by heroc efforts
to the stables which were totally destroy
ed. The hotel adjoining on ore side and
a dwelling on the other escaped.
Had the wind been blowing frcm the
southwest instead Of from the south
east, nothing would have saved the no el
and from this structure the fire would
no doubt have spread quickly.
Road Builders Aided.
At .113O o'clock Captain Charles f.
Evans Of the police department received a
call for help from Townsend. He notified
Chief Engineer William Ward Of the Fire
Department and the latter ordered ih'
water Witch ard Phoenix Companies te
go to Townsend. Each company was
equipped with 1900 feet OF hose as the only
water supply that could be had is from
the mill pond over a quarter Of a mile
from the scene Of the fire.
Just as the fire apparatus was beins
loaded on nat cars, word was received
that the FIRE was under control and th'
Wiimington engines we're not ne ded.
The loss has as yet net been asc3r'
tafnad bst It win not be great. No horses
were burned.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
WIND BLEW AT
100 MILE CLIP
Crew Of Schooner HUGH
Kelley Had Thrilling Expert
enCe in Hurricane
ARRIVES IN PORT
TO-DAY CRIPPLED

With her jibboom. headstays. with
sails and rigging detached and main
topmasts carried away and the craft
otherwise in bad condition. the three
masted schooner Hush Kelley limpsd
into this port yesterday afternoon after
having passed through a terrible ex-
perience In hurricane off the coast Of
Georgia.
The vessel. which is in command Of
Captain Charles Priestey. OF Bangor.
Maine, and First Mate Thomas p.
Martin halls from Brunswick. Ga. and
had aboard cargo OF lumber for tho
Jackson and sharp Company OF this
city. While or Savannah. at $50
o'closk on the morning Of September
II. the Kelley ran onto the edge Of a
hurricane. which carried with it a wind
blowing at the velocity OF 100 miles an
hour The crew and officers were inn
mediately called on deck and every
precaution taken to prevent the
schooner from being literally blown to
pieces
Big Sea Shipped.
A few moments before o'clock a
monster wave was shipped over bows.
carrying away the iibboom. headstays
with sails and rigging attached fore
and main topmast and rigging. The
sea also broke down the trestle trees OF
the foremast. shattered the port side
OF the bowsprit lifted the forecastle
rail at the right heads and carried
away two barrels Of drinking water.
Foreoastle Flooded
Tho sea ran into the forecastle and
engine room flooding them, and mash
ed IN the window on. the forward par
OF the forward house. carried away tn
starboard nfe boat and shifted tn
, deckload slightly to the port. The for
and main sails were blown to shreds.
, CREW worked hard
All Monday, Monday night. Tuesda
. and Tuesday night the crew Of th
!. schooner labored with the zeal OF def
e perate men to keep the craft before th
p gale. and finally succeeded IN ridin
r. out the storm.
I II was necessary 10 lash the helms
e man TO the wheel to prevent him from
{ being washed or blown overheard. A
one time Il was thought that the Kel.
3 ley would have 70 be abandoned.
Although none Of the Grew were in.
jured seriously. they we're considerably
bruised by being tossed about by the
lurching and pitching Of the schooner
After discharging her cargo the Kelley
viii be taken to Philadelphia for re.
pairs.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
VOTERS CALENDER

The following dates are important to
remember:
September 25-Sussex county Re-
publican convention.
September s9--New Castle county
Republican primaries.
october 6-Kent county Republican
primaries.
October 20--Last registration day.
November e--Election day.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
Referendum Meetinns.

a series Of public meetings beginning
next week will be held by the Initiative
and Referendum League of the State at
which the success Of the movement will
be demonstrated. The referendum is a
movement in which all men regardless Of
party affiliations can join heartily and
support without violence to any obllga-
tons.
Those interested in the success Of the
movement believe that the meetings will
be largely attended and he productive Of
much good in awakening general atten-
ton TO the public welfare.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
LAST TICKS FROM THE WIRE

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK-Members of Parlia-
ment c. T. P. O'Connor and Edward
Blake, who are now on the water, will
arrive in this city on Friday or Satur-
day, are ENJOYS to the convention of
the United Irish League of America,
10 be held at Philadelphia October
and 8. This convention, it is expected,
will have an important bearing upon
irish home rule bill, TO be introduced in
the House Of Commons in few weeks.
VIENNA-The head of the secret po-
E-e Of I--aterinosxy. Russia. has been
removed by the chief Of police, and or
ders issued for the arrest on sight OF
every detective connected with the de-
partment, following the discovery that
the entire secret esrvice corps has been
organized as a band of robbers.
VIENNA-Two Austrian warships
the st. George and the Szigetvar. will
visit the United states squadron tC
this country.
BERLIN-Driven from their homes
by a fire which practically destroyed
the entire village of Krepice. Poland
the inhadtants of the little town are
suffering terrible privations. It has
been necessary for the homeless peo-
pie to camp out, and as the weather i,
cold their experiences have been ter
rible. Many are without shelter OF any
kind.
KNOXVILLE - Thirty-flve negro
prisoners, including eighteen murder
srs, two Of whom are sentenced to die
,ebelled against the jailer at the Knoz
county Jail last night, refusing to sc
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
SUSSEX COUNTY CONVENTION
Spirited Contest over Naming of SEN
ators and REPRESENTATIVES.

GEORGETOWN. Sept. GA spirited
contest is expected in the Republican
county convention to-day. Three candl-
dates nor State Senator and ten for Rep
reesntatives win be nominated Those
elected will vote for a United States Sem
ator to succeed Mr.. Alice.
The factions led by State Senator PEN
newill, DUPONT representative in Sussex.
ana Doctor Layton. Aliee's lieutenant. are
both claiming majority Of the fifty dele
gates elected.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
OYSTERMAN
LOSES Ills LIFE

Two oyster oyster boats, the c. and
n. Elmer and the JAY collided in
Maurice River Cove yesterday and
Charles -Redding. one of the crew on
the jay, was injured so seriously that
he died shortly after. Both boats are
well known in this port and on Friday
last the jay ,left the Church street
wharf. where it had unloaded a cargo
Of oysters.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
This Unsolicited Letter is Self Explanatory

Wilmington, 2s 1906
To the Advertising Manager Evening Journal City
Having results obtain
from various throughout Deaars Pennsylvania New"
Maryland inform that the from
The Evening Journal have been that hasten make
Journal to
and advertisers being the best evening mediums IN tour
relative circulation
paper This not harsay work with as we have an na
medium Aside from this we VIII
machine the
Journal
catarrhal
6s all told
wish believe IN speaking
bridge that carries
MORTON,
Adv. ACT for Hermann
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
The THERMOMETER

from the corridor into their cells. For
two hours they kept the officers at
bay, although enclosed behind bars.
-Four Of the officers were cut with bot
ties thrown by the prisoners.
HONG KONG-Advices from Cantan
report that owing to the customs SER
vice imposing a fee on native passen-
ger boats. which the latter refuse to
pay and in consequence of which the
clearance papers are being refused
them. traffic is seriously disorganized.
The boat owners have distributed cir
culars among the floating fraternity.
protesting against the tax and threaten
to strike unless it is rescinded.
CHICAGO-The dead body of Mrs.
Mary Moncur, aged 6S years. was found
last night lying on a bed in her house,
No. 1877 Green street. An examination
showed that life had been extinct for
some time. About the throat finger
marks were found and the police think
the woman was cholzed to death. on
small table alongside the bed were
some small white tablets, which will
be sent to the city chemist to be anal
yzed. The husband. John Moncur, who
is fifteen years younger, than the mur-
dered woman. was placed nuder arrest
pending further investigation.
STOCKHOLM-The American Lega-
tion. although not the direct object OF
the planned outrage. had a narrow es-
cape from beig blown up by the Fin
nish refugee revolutionists who were
arrested here September p. and was
only saved by the timely arrest Of the
conspirators
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-05

Ell eoneisrto del pisnista hIitia.
no Mr.. Ellie no pudo tfsctnarss aver
douir g, emo eftabs anunciado La
directive de- Casino &C rd6 que 90 cs'
lehrsae dicha fiestA el domipgo prox"'
IN y, por ell fa Ice niepto de 10 senora
M rt'ufz, viudA de Colon.
H En vista del gan suseso que
hemos obisnido CON las am ma'isci ioues
Ga bu' tos de I tgtsfi's que tf'ecs-
mos nuestrA c'ientels, nos com ,la-
0 mos en- prorre ger hssta 6oes da afio
In donsai6n do Ice tleksis gus dan de-
rseh 10 s6q 1isieion do dsha, am.
p | clones, asgdn sirculsrque con ssse
motive publica mos on Noviemnre pa
sado y que renisirsmos al que nos 10
Ills. BEAR OTERO.
~Aysrlarde 80 I ctu6 en- sl b.
rrIo do San Antin un brillants mes sIr 4
de propsgands unionitI
-iys- por 10 M nans ss verified
el aepe!io do 10 eatimable aeflora do
~ Joss t. Martin,2 viudA do Colon,
Una rpmercss concprreuria peudi6
81 fdnebrs acto. Ei ter.tro sltabs
m aseriA m snte cubierto do coronas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-05
Local Board Of Charlie;
Ponce, Porto Rico.
A los Snterssudos

Para % meior realisation 90 d. 10
mayor publicidad acerea dc 10 DIS
TR1BUcIoN do los servisios que prestsp
!oa ssfores Aedicos Auxlliares do 80
nidad do Ponce. Diariamententc
lnaluso los dfss de fiesta.
Maaana: de "a IL. Consulta en
10 Policliniea lHoapi,al Trieoche). A
las IL, ssistepeia domieilisr & los On
ermos cuyos enesrgAdos dejan 10 di
rscei6n On el Hospital Trieoche.
1ards: do 2 IS. Consulta on 10
Policlfnica del Hospital Trieoche 20
Medico Inferno del Hospital. De 81 4
s, ipspecei6n do 10 matanxa on el ma
tsdero por .el AuxiliAr de SAnidad
ensargado del ssrvieio mediso dc todo
el diatrito Oeste do la eiudAd. A lai
3, pueva asistenSia domleiliaria Nimi
tadA con el ntmero do los entermol
euyos sneargados dsiaran 10 direeei6r
On el hospital.
Nochs: do 8 Q 8 q. m. servicio pa
70 los pobres por sl Nsdieo intsrn,
del Hospital. visitAs do urgencil
euando 10 requisra el easo, usral
iguAlmsnte ptsstads.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-05
Ell CASO De EPENUElAS
R{PUBlIcANQS v|OLANDO IA LEY

tas se see'quen los preciptosf Pues
ss haze ma 8 ~ capiroses de 10 pre-
oeptuAdo por Is Icy, interpretA Andola
NAL, 9 no AplicAndo's, 3! s,fct nviene.
A 10 vecdsd, no nos ex2licsmos
sems siantss prt :dimientos,
E-A en- cierto modo natural que 90
rsAnzaran en- siemgos de Me Hunt;
poiQua t.das esas vsg .Dunds srfas que,
da ban impupss . h.ssx efau lrsm;sdt 0
aus ausofes, pero au hay lsda que las
amIars, vi lee foments, nj iss xusori
60, Gun iUs gvbsrnHnles r.etos que
hog bentm1s.
For ~ vlsso los rspublieAnos no
eAcArmlsnsAn.
al AtAv4smo y los malos hAbitos
pueasn mAs sn silus que sod0s l0s die
sAdvs dsl bush ssnsiau.
Enserrauus ~ las Sarcsles extsten
hJy IumskUsUs rep, b4loAnus pr ha
Der vluiaao 10 lcl s.eelorRi sisndo
ueceA AZ eiecciones.
81 no ID mlrAn 80 eae espeio nues-
sros aoysrAArlos con que ejsmpIo van
q Aprsn0sr easv1cesY
U.S us ooa, o satAn loOos, q O.
dsst sehJ 40 81 lmpotSnolA lss clegS
nasss eI kunso os cLmsbsr vsrdadsrOa
dulllua, Asrsysnuo Aupte sua GO abezAs
~ fJrmiaap.s ssncion DO los tribune
lss oe luatlGls.
L. dnco que consiguen con tan
pullnles txtcsmOs ss pUner en- evldsn-
Ga M lnfsrl.rldad y hAssr que 90
anrAn las puertAs 90 10 Career para
unvs GuALtos lmpruds n.es ct rfenglo-
nxrlva suyCs, bAslanss lAaos o torpes
para somp. p.umsserss On AvslsurAs de
cate g6asr0, ain provscho para el.Us,
! y para sl pArsioo que rspiessLtan.
No dudAmVs que Oh essA cusAtlor
de tenusiAa 10 hAi q lr,n.a yc4mpi ids
lu.t.c1A, emo 20 ha vsnlav hsclsnos
haata sQuf.
Es precise Gaatigar & los que VIC
Ian lA icy prsndsn oesaSrsd1ial
nueslro been numprs cLmo pueblo
Avexado & las pracllcAs del dert Sho.
Y que 10 convsrzan los repuplica
nos, una vtz por todAs, dc que Q
siempo dc sometsr taiss dssordeneI
paso para siempre % Puerto Rico.
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hPRBSIOIES Y IOlLC|AS
SABADO 2

Dsspidi6 el duslo ecn sentIdss
pAlabras doa Peiro f urntsr,
-Naestro an go el licenciado Ro'
sendo Ms tsrz1 Cin.r6n said a mana'
fiA para May,i az.
e ptAnists Mr.. Eiis 40 sncuen'
trs ca Coamo, donde dark uu c1E-
eierto.
LA banda DO B )mberrs di6 Ano
che su aoostumbrada retrsts 90 ! q plA'
20 de 10 Abo'i on. PocA gsnts acu'
do Al pssso, Los md,'eos rsp't eron
entire aplausos un b / lsn,e pSso do
ble
Metro c1rrel gIonsrio y ami
gy don Manual NJ, q = G G,llArt, do
Csyey, ha preaentado un escri,o & 90 :
ss Jusgado municipal denunsiAndo por
libelo 81 eor respt nIal de SCI Aguilas
en aQus pueblo.
--kargsrits y Mauuela Ga-cia
dessAn sAbsr el psradero de su her.
mara Ffaneiscs, Qnisn eon su esposo
Astso EspluRu's J su b 10 Juan, par
t!6 hsois Mejio "a las primeras emi
gsacionas. Sc sgrAiscs,& 10 repro
duci6o dc s,tas lineas 60 los peri6di'
COS dc lAl cA!idad.
Sc h'osn sct'vs diligsr cl,s IL
d 'clales para inquirir laa ca,sm del
!! sinissN o ocurrido On 10 Fl J. rscisn
temente.
I'm 10 c.lls dol Coto f,s sg,edi
do Pablo Rivera, por Tibarcio Man
guAl, con nm puaal, rscibit n 10 una
herids en- 10 frsnie. Intsrvino oil poll'
cia Juan OIegA, >nduoiendo Al sgrs
sor & 10 cGrcsl y Al sgrsdido 4 la "a
10 do soeorros.
LA detective derurcl6 4 Ramon
Gorzslsz, Gailsrmo solauo, Juan
Robles, Dimss Rodriguez, Emilio
Santiago, Fsrmin Sers, Stx.o Ro
drigues, Pablo Ruzy Emtliano Toro,
por jugar & 10 pr, h!bdo,
-se encuenira en- puerto oil vapoi
tsnee.. Saldra On 10 trde dc hoy
para santo Domingo, con correspon
dencis J pAasisros,
hey { las dcee del dia 10 hs
expsndic o 10 carns en- el msrsado 4 Il
esntAvos el k 10.
La policis denuncio On oil die d,
hoy & Yieerte MsrtipsE, por sgreai6n
Juau Santiago, por Abuso do cant IN
Iss, Luis A)f,pz), Antonio Padin
| Ferx Morales, por itfrlpgIr les orde
lnAns's municipsles.
| e JusE dc paz impuso ss. 80 d
multa 4 Fe TX Morales, por vsnder a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-05
Para los que quleran COIOCaF
blen 81 dinero

Be vends 9 Arrienda % Popca, 90
10 calle ATOCHA, lA mAs oentries de
la eiudsd sntre las dos pla1As princi-
pAlss, un Almaoen de mampolteffs y
MADEIRA del pals, de n pies pulgA
daa s de frspte por 10 calle del srl ,
50 II pulgAdas por ls de ALTO HA,
irsnte { les sasas de RpmAnuslli a G.
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