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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09
ARMOR PLATED AUTO,
MillfOnaire's Novel Machine Built to
Withstand Ramming of Trucks.


Withstand Ramming of Trucks.
J, Harvey Ladew, the millionaire
leather dealer of New York, has had
constructed for himself an armored
automobile at cost of $4,000. which
is the first vehicle of its kind built for
private use. so far as known, in any
city in the world, says the New York
World. \ half inch plate of chilled
steel protects the rear and side panels
of the car from the aXles up to within
three feet of the hood. The sides of
the scat of the chauffeur are similarly
safeguarded, so that all parts of the
car-that is to say, what would be the
vital parts in warship-are proof
against ramming. j.
The French and German armies have
what are known as war automobiles
buttresSed with steel plates to resist
shot and shell. Mr.. Ladew's auto car
has not been built to defy bullets, but
to turn aside the shafts or poles of
trucks or wagons.
The novel and original idea of an
automobile protected by plate of
armor is Mr.. I.adews own and was
suggested by an accident in which he
figured. He has been noted for his
care and consideration for the rights
of others when automobling, but has
not always received the same cOnSid-
GRAFTON himself, and has had two or
three narrow escapes from injury by
reckleSsly driven trucks. The danger
| from collision was brought strongly
to his mind last February, when he
and Mrs. Ladew were nearly plunged
into the East river through the gates
of the Astoria ferry house in New
York.
The machine Is beautiful in design
and ornamentation and exactly what
the owner wanted. The vehicle com.
plete weighs little more than two and
half tons and is probably the heav-
! lest automobile Of its size in the world.
The steel plate in the rear and on the
sides is covered with highly polished
veneer of mal0chite green.
So far rs outward appearance goes.
the vehicle does not differ from the
ordinary cab auto except in the ele-
gance of its finish. 1t Is equipped with
m air brake, an entirely new device.
and in addition to this is another and
most Ingenious scheme for the guild
an'e Of the chauffeur. Directly in
front of him is brass cylinder. the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09
PLAN TO STUDY THE SOUL.
Fund of s2s.ooa Contributed Co Maia-
tain seientihe Research IHstiJutr.

tain >ri~ntine Research iHstilutr.
Endowment l0ns deferred has 20 last
come To the American Institute For
Scient IL Research. which las actively
begun work under the direction 81 FRO
fessor James ii. Ilyslul', says 'hc New
York Herald. Six well kuawL New
York men. whose contributions were
made on the condition that Tor the
present their names should lv with
held from publication. have @ivrl 50.
UOl which will pay expenses Tor two
OF three years. The institute has iaS-
en- over what remains of the American
branch 81 the Society For I'Sychlcal
Research. which went To pieces after
the death of Professor llodgson.
Professor Hyslop now has charge OF
the records OF mediums. investigators
ANA delivers into psychic lore. he has
surrounded himself with Il large libra-
~. filing cabinets aud BANKS of card
induces. and he aud stenO-rapher are
busily at work getting the newly Ell
dowed society into running order. The
institute has the help and the cn-une:a-
ton of the British Society For pSychi-
cal Research although il has no off
clal connection with 1t.
II will extend its lIbors 10 the field
of Investigation which has been ca
tered 10y the Institute General fSy-
chologiuue in France, which has re
Gently been subsidized by the French
government. Its principal work for
the present will he the examination of
phenomena connected with abnormal
and supernormal psychology.
The institute. which is ut present at
go West One Hundred and Forty
ninth street. New York, will be moved
In Il few weeks to suit of offices in
the lower part Of the city.
We do not intend" said Professor
HySlop, ito investigate the claims Of
professional mediums and TO examine
into their materializations. Our time
will he given to the inquiries into the
experience of those whose names will
not he made public. We do not intend
to waste time with those who make
claims to medumShip. At some later
date the institute will take up the APP
plication of hypnotiSm as an agent in
healing. and If the funds he forthcom-
ing will open a hospital where the eff
fects of mental states upon the body
may be studied Within six months
we hope to obtain large permanent
endowment fund"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09
HARvARD'S NEW GAME.
DIR. suxx.utAs-I nyention Consists on
R.>L-tbaII IA Enlarged scale

n.>L-tbaII on Enlarged Scale.
pr Dudley Sargent. director OF the
Uemenway gymnasium at Harvard
university. has invented n new game
very much Ike basketball, aud he VIII
soon begin some experimental games
with it. SAYS a Cambridge Mass DIS
match 10 the New York sun. The
teams To play the game Will consist oil
twelve or sixteen men, preferably SIX
teen. and play will he held ON field
hundred feet square.
There are to he four goals. one ON
each side OF the square. the two oppo-
site ones 10 be defended by the same
team. The field Is marked off with
twenty five foot square In each corner
and a fifty foot square in the middle.
The remaining four spaces in front OF
the goals. ~ by 80 feet. are 10 be occu-
pied by two goal tenders and two oppo-
nents. In the center square there are
to he four men from each team and In
each corner square one man from each
team. The players are not allowed TO
leave their assigned spaces. The rules
of the game are very much like basket
ball. except that the kinds of goals and
methods of scoring are entirely differ
ent. DR.. Sargent hopes TO get up a
game OF much more interest, excite
ment and variety than basketball.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09

Is Malta a gigantic rocking stone:
Accordiug u "a correspondent there,
scrtam phenomena, Including the ris-
ing and falling of the sea in the har-
hors despite the fact that the Medtter-
ranean has no tide, encourage the the
DRY that the island tilts periodically
says n London special cable dispatch
to the New York sun. The seiSmO-
graphs nj the dockyard and the uni
versity confirm the presumption that
the island rocks.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09

Papers had lot to say, sneering-lil5e, O.
Kansas
Welt it to EN- every day, chuckin' fun at
Kansas
Air just full O Islander darts
FROM the busy eastern marts--
NUN to break the peoples hearts owe,
there In Kansas
That's where fierce cyclones are born, on
the plains o Kansas;
Every word word o scorn fur tho fo1l,S
in Kansas;
Hoppers darkening the sun,
Dozens of EN- weigh a ton;
seem TO think it's lots o fun crackin'
jokes at Kansas.
NO" II comes their time to laugh. them
io!ks out there in Kansas,
"i''ns fasteners the gait bout affairs
in Kansas:
flelds a-bulgin' out with wheat
Corn fur all the world to eat.
Other crops that can't be beat ovs,. t,ono
in Kansas
Ieams a-haulng out the stuff from tho
plains in Kansas;
haiiroaus can't get cars enough fur to
empty Kansas
Ort to see the farmers grin.
oNe we "hlskefS on their chin
AS me cash comes rolling ia over there
in Kansas
women singing songs O. elee 'bout ola
fruitful Kansas, "' o'u
naoles growing merriy everywhere in
Kansas; III
Purty gals a-buying clothes
iossing out from head to toes
style! You bet your life She goes o,,o,
there in Kansas o'e'
When the cares O. day are do,o -, a.,
plains O. Kansas, Wv
AND the kids begin to yawn. s,eenv-,,,,,
IN Kansas, ''Ne'
Farmer wipes his glasses blurred.
nv, Reads chapter O. the word.
iheh kneeis down and thanks the Lord
that he lives in Kansas
denver Post
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09
How to Feed Poultry Food.

We will send free, postpaid, to any
farmer or poultryman who will write
us, mentioning this paper, our direc-
tons for feeding Pages Perfected
Poultry Food" These directions rep
resent the combined experience of
some Of the best poultrymen in New
England who have used our food sue
cessfully. There are also given many
suggestions rs TO the proper care to be
given hens to produce the best results.
Carroll s. Page, Hyde Park, VI
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09

,.ir,i,nfrr.n-. II which i divided on
into SECTIONS. each containing dire
tisu. Ike -Go slow" Turn right
Turn Irfr.- -Ston." Proceed" Ah
tl,.S,. an. routr,lle,i by buiion within
the ,.sb AMI are directed 10y the o"cu-
pant. A an additional precau'ioh
there Is mcsaPhone sI'eaktne tube
which. m addition 20 the signaling, can
be ns.d 10 keep the chauffeur inform
ed as g. tle wishes 81 his passengers
To mai +. tn. whsle ear still more per
feet IL l. lishtel Icy electricity.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09
WHEN THE CHILDREN

Need Laxative, have colds, fever or any
of the many little ills that heset child
hood, give them Bauer's Syrup of PrnneS'
the laxative tonic. A teaspoonful
occasionally will keep their bowels
healthy and regular. 1t will ward off
m. re serious diseases and will he found
invaluable as children's medicine.
Syrup of PruurS is the best of all family
Medicines. 1t will positively cure Con-
stipatior, impure blood, headache and
skin eruptious Get free sample bottle
and try it tonight. For sale at John
W. Thurston', drug store.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09

Wool CanpiSg, Barton Noo.' D.
Miu,. cardius aud gre'-ins Sc e'Iil''-'
washing aud errasiug lie. Wool lev AZ
a., N. Rrsckrtt', store. Nrs' Iliar.r'-
,.n aud Issst uiiia-. West Burke carde'l
"a returned 81 - buuch extra Hama
s,.,, yam. and roll, tor sale. Leave or
d-rs al agencies.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09

The Santa Fe has begun planting
trees on its land in San Diego county,
southern California. The tract is 500
acres in extent and is known as the
Rancho San Degito. 1t is near Del
Mar. 1t will lie converted into a eu-
calyptus grove. says the Railroad Ga
zette About 1GO acres year will be
planted for number Of years. The
wood will be used for ties and piles
+. L. Hosp, who has charge Of this
class of work, estimates that $1,000
worth of timber for ties can be raised
on one acre. The red gum will be
planted. as this as well as the sugar
and iron bark varieties of eucalyptus
has been shown by experiments in
Australia to last more than twenty
five years underground. while the blue
gum will not last more than three
years underground. The seeding will
be done during the winter, and the
seedlings for the first years planting
are now In preparation. About 5000
boxes of small seedlings are required.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09
bauer'S Laxyne Ouinine Tablets |,

Inc best remedy for Colds, Headache
ana Grippe, Guaranteed to cure or
money refunded. Price % cents at John
W. Thurston's drug store.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09

British lnuia's government, accord.
ing TO the New York Sun. is success
fully making Quinine, of which i'm
mense quantities are sold by it through
the postotlices.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09

Montreal (Canada) unionists are pre-.
parlng to erect the finest labor temple
In North America. 1t will cost $780,
600.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-11-09
REV! ELECTION BALLOT
Color Number Scheme TO BE
Usel In Wisconsin.
ADVANTAGES CLAIMED FOE IT.

Elimination OF an fraud From the
Polls SafrEunrd nor llitrsat-
Notr---Rriuctson of Eiectisa IA
pcsses aud Great saving of Tiaie la
Counting VOTES.
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ROBO EN-
RIO PIEDRAS.
CuandO debe eI juradO tOmar en- con-
SideraCiOn la embriaguez.
VeredlctO De cuIpablIIdad.

Juan Lopez Corcino parece que en- esta-
do de embriaguez, que no lie es habitual,
penetr6 en- la casa que en- la calle de Ro-
BILE de Rio Piedras, tienen Gabino Pepin
Castro Encarnaci6n Villaran sustrajo
pantalones chaquetones, camisetas, dos fri
sas, unos zapatos un sombrero. Des-
pu6s encontr6 en- la Gale Basilio Rodrf-
guez, Sc empeno en- que este le comprara Ell
sombrero Sc 10 yendi6 en- cincuenta CEN
tavos. Sigui6 viaje y en- una tienda dej6
en- garantfa de 55 centavos un chaqueton.
Bebi6 buena cantidad de licor por la ca
rretera iba para Caguas cuando la policia
10 detuvo.
Ese hecho, ocurrido el de Noviembre
dltimo, fu6 caliicado primeramente por el
fiscal como escalamiento en- primer grado
Y, luego de practicada la prueba, modified
la calificaci6n q escalamiento de segundo
grado por no haberse demostrado que el
delito Sc cometiera de noche.
La 6nica manifestation que hizo ell acu-
sado fu6 la de que dehaber eiecutado el he
cho, 10 harfa en- estado de embriaguez por-
que no Sc acordaba de NADIA absolutamente
de cuanto lie hubiera pasado.
El juez, al dar las instrucciones al jura-
do, le explic6 el precepto del artfculo Al
del C6digo penal, seg1n el que ell estado de
voluntaria embriaguez no es de tenerse en-
consideration por el jurado. No asi GUAM
do la embriaguez es involuntaria.
Ell jurado di6 veredicto de cul lpabilidad
de escalamiento en- segundo grado la
Corte senal6 para el fallo Ell 26 del actual
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FALLECIMIENTO De
Juan JaGObo HOI-
VOake.
Fus fundadOr del sistema fiIOsofico
IIamado sscuIaisrlo.

En- Brighton falleci6 recientemente, &
los 80 amos de edad, 81 conocido polftico
ingl6s Mr.. Holyoake. Hombre de gran
actividad, espfritu independence origi-
nal, fue fundador del ''secularismo" sis
tema filos6fco .sque basa los deberes sobre
cOnsideraciones puTamente humanas.
Deja escritas muchas obras sobre Ia
educaci6n de las clases obreras, Ia crftica
teol6gica la cooperation. Edit6 veinte
voldmenes del s'Razonador" , fue ell illti-
mo ciudadano ingles condenado Foratefs-
mo.
Fue 81 organizador de la legion iDglesa
que Sc puso las 6rdenes de Garibaldi y
eI secretario del comit6 de la grandiosa
manifestation de Hyde Park contra Ia ley
sobre complots presentada por Palmerston.
La suma de multas que le impusieron, y
que no pag6, ascienden 4 Is millones de
frances.
Ha sido uno de los promovedores mas
activos del movimiento cooperative. Era
miembro honorario del Museo social de
Paris.
Fu6 enviado como delegado ingles & los
primeros Congresses cooperativos de Fran
cia Italia, teniendo relaciones eonstantes
con Luis Blanc y Felix Pyat.
Ell triuDfo alcanzado actualmente por el
'Labour Party, al cual habfa consagra-
do su talento durante su larga existencia,
ha sido el 1ltimo y quiza mayor gozo de
gu vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21
S SALYAJIS M 0

Aver tarde presenciaron algunos vecinos
de la calle del Cristo un verdadero saliva
jismo.
Salfan las nihas de la Escuela ''McKin-
ley, una turba de muchachos Sc entire
tenfa jugando carnaval de la manera mas
grosera, pintandole ell rostro con almid6n
a las ninas, aprovechando al mismo tempo,
tocar la cara se1oritas de II, IA amos,
que corrfan despavoridas para refugiarse
en- sus respectivas casas.
Hubo ,1iftos tan atrevidos que subieron
la escalera de las casas de las nifas, y
presencia de los padres, intentaron jugar
carnaval con aqua y almid6n.
Sabemos que el Concejo municipal de la
ciudad acord6 prohibir esa clase de juegos
y la policfa debe corregirlo porque catea-
ta de carnaval Sc cometen abusos que no
deben consentirse.
Els de esperar que los vecinos de esa ca
lie denuncien esos hechos q la policfa
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TestimOniO de gratitud

sr. Director de la Correspondence
de P. r.
Estimado senior: Permftame utilizar las
Columns de su ilustrado peri6dico para
hacer pdblica manifestation de sincera gra-
titud hacia todas las personas que asistie-
ron tan piadosamente al fdnebre acto de
dar sepultura al cad6ver de mi malogrado
hermano Joaquin l. Soils Amy, ARE
batado del mundo de los vivos por una
penosa enfermedad, durante la cual reci-
bio aquel repetidas y diarias pruebas de ia
gran estimation conque le honraban las
m6ltiples personals que acudieron prodi-
garle sus consuelos.
Tanto en- el periodo de la enfermedad
como en- Ell Gltimo triste acto referido, pu-
dimos apreciar mi familia y 20, ell alto
grado de carinosa consideration que dis
frutaba Joaquin entire sus numerosfsimas
relaciones.
Sirvan estas lfneas como perp6tuo tes-
timonio de nuestro acendrado reconoci-
miento hacia todas las personals, tanto de
este pueblo de Rio Piedras, como hacia las
de otras poblaciones que acudieror COM
partir con nosotros Ia immense pena que
ha venido entristecernos tan profunda-
mente.
De usted atento servidor,
Francisco j. de SOILS.
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EMPLAzAMlENTO.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO

A las personas ignoradas de Ia Succession
de DON MANUEL DE JESUS
GONZALEZ Y COLON, sus here
deros causa-habientes quien su de-
recho represente.
POR Ell PRESENTE, sc notifca &
ustedes que Sc ha presentado en- Ia Oficina
del Secretario de la Corte de Distrito del
Distrito Judicial de Aguadilla, Puerto
Rico, la demanda del actor antes citada,
en- la que Sc solicita & la Corte dicte SEN
tencia contra la SUCCESSION demandada, por
Ia suma de MIL OCHENTA Y NUEVE
dollars OCdO centavos producto de ca
pital intereses devengados hasta 81 de
Octubre dltimo, commas los que de esa fe-
cha Sc devenguen, procedentes de dos pa
cares favor orden de la Mercantil
LECAROZ & COMPANIA.
Y Sc NOTIFICA 4 ustedes que de no
comparecer contestar dicha demanda
dentro de los diez dfas despu6s de notifca-
da, 81 la notification Sc hiciere en- Ell Dis
trito y dentro de los veinte dfas, 81 Sc hi
ciere fuera del Distrito, pero en- la Isla de
Puerto Rico, dentro de los cuarenta d1as
81 sc hiciera en- otra parte; los demandan-
tes podran obtener un fallo su favor por
Ell importe de la cantidad reclamada, cos
tas y desembolsos.
Y para su publication en- el perfodico
''La Correspondence de Puerto Rico, :"
que Sc edita en- San Juan, una vez por Sc
mana, durante seis semanas y de orden
del Hon. Arturo Aponte, Juez de la Cor
te de Distrito del Distrito judicial de
Aguadilla, P. r. libro Ell presente que fir
mo y sello con el de la Corte, en- Ia Gu
dad de Aguadilla, 25 de Enero de mil
novecientos seis.
Els Abogado de los demandantes, don
Simon Large Aquilu6.
Jose BasOro Mestre.
Secretario.
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.POR La FAMILIA DE.
C. DUCHESNE.

En- los salones del "Centro de Detallis-
tas' celebr6se anoche Ia reunion que ell
"Club Eugenio Ma. de Hostos'', habfa
convocado, para nombrar el Comite Ejecu-
two que habfa de entender en- la organiza-
ci6n del festival artfstico literario, cuyo
producto sera donado a la viuda hijos
del malogrado puertorriqueho Casimiro
Duchesne.
El acto revisti6 gran seriedad, dados los
elementos que 10 integraron, ell fin
laudable que Sc persigue con esa obra dig
ma de elogio, y en- Ia que estan empenados
todos los corazones mobiles y humanitarios
Qued6 tornado ell Comit6 Executive en-
la forma siguiente.
Presidente: Senior L. F. Quifiones.
Ter. Vice-presidente: DR. M. Quevedo
Baez.
20. Vice-presidente: ST.. Manuel Lomba.
3er. id Sr. Juan Aguilar.
IA. id Sr. Angel Pereira.
Secretario de correspondence, A. J.
Lumbano; Secretario de actas, el que desig-
nen los miemb1os del Ateneo Puertorri-
que1o.
Tesorero, sefior Carlos Conde. Vocaleg,
todos los concurrentes
Be formaron cuatro comisiones de Pro-
paganda, Organization, Hacienda Invita-
clones.
Termin6 aquella asamblea dentro del
mayor entusiasmo, proponiendose los asis-
tentes cooperar al buen exito del festival.
Lo presidi6 el sefior Manuel Lomba,
que demostr6 su buen deseo, dirigiendo los
debates con muy buen acierto.
Eata han raNrnaontadaS alli oas f0das 1aa
zociedades de San Juan.
Adelante, que la obra es grande, y STEM
pre- quedard el placer del deber cumplido
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EN- La CORTE MUNICIPAL.
Iulclos celebrates hoy. CampssInO aprOVsehadO.

Ramon Collazo, que es un muchacho de
Ii afios, vino la capital procedente de
Vega Bais, hace seis dias. En- ese tempo
ha estado merodeando por los estable-
cimientos pdblicos en- los cuales ha he
cho numerosas apertds segdn expression de
la gente del ofcio
Pero ell guardia Galvarin que esta STEM
pre- donde no Sc le llama, le sorprendi6
aver hurtando en- 'Los Muchachos' unas
tazas unos relicarios, y practicando in
vestigaciones, pudo comprobar que tam
bi6n en- "El Globe" habfa trasportado una
CAFETERIA y una fambrera.
El juez del Vale le impuso seis meses
de arresto por estos hechos.
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l tQUE ES La CURA De SIEARNS?

Peguntadseo miles de personals que consantennte usan
contestaran pocas palabras:
La Cura de Stearns medicamento que
venido brarnos
dolores cabez antes aqqeaban No puede
haber nada gua la Cura Sarn ell Doo de Cabe
que ava la e NAL origen 81 este
que no ene saDor nnguno eopontes del todO
nofnsvos ben podeos fecarno del descubeno de Cura
de Stearns.
Rca:
Muy Senores mos:-Tengo e guso manestar Vds que
haca mucho tempo vena aquecas aunque
repedas tan ferte causaban verade desepe
rac6 sin poder encontar 81 reeo nal tanto
mocaba hasta fzmente eg6 mis- tona de
ena Vds e nome de Cura de Stearns
e Door de Cabza FL efecto de medna fue rapdo
enc que m cuafto de nora deus de tomar ea absouta
mente e mas door Dede evo
bso partcularmente cuando yao spre que
mismo exto'
Ease siepe la legma Cura de tearns oblea eva
relieve ell nombre Stearns Headache Cure.
De las Boticss.
FREDERICK STEARNS CIA.
: FabFIcantes ounicOs FarmaceuicOs
DETROIT, MICH. e. =.
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Els necesario ezIgir que cada hostia tenga
grabado ell nombre Digestive Mojarrieta
que una docena de botellas de aqua mineral
8 de cualQuiel otro remedio. Ademas de
ser ell tnico curative radical, del estomagO
Y del instestino, el Digestive Mojarriet pu-
rifica los alimentos y los hace asimilablesS
Ell legftimO Digestive MOjarrieta cura en-
un dfa las indigestiones, en- un mes las dis
'pepsirs gastralgias, Y en- tres meses las
nn6s graves emfeTmedades cr6nicas del es-.
tonnage Y del intestine. Esta universal
Eonte comfirmado, en- forma sin igual, que
meficacia del Digestive MojaTrieta es YER
la deramente radical y superior q la de to-
das los otros remedies.
De venta en- las prlnCipales farmacias de
de Europa y America.
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BODA SUSPENDIDA.
Enfermedad del senior AcOsta.

Con motive de haberse enfermado anc-
che el senior don FRANCISCO Acosta, padre
de la bella sefiorita Carolina, inf0rmase
que Sc ha tenido que suspender la boda de
dicha sefiorita y ell ilustrado joven don
Te6filo Marxuach, boda que habfa de ce-
lebrarse el jueves las II de la noche.
Oportunamente-dfc avisara q
los amigos e invitados Ell dia y hora que Sc
se1alen para verifcar el casamiento de tan
distinguidos j6venes.
Deseamos que recupere pronto la salud,
el sefor Acosta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21
JUzGADO De PAz De SAN JUAN.
JulCios celebrates hoy.

Miguel Padr6n, por proferir frases obs
cenas, $500.
Jacinto Rivera, Por jugar carnaval con
harina de pan, $500.
Manuel Andino, por dar gritos y pro-
nunciar frases obscenes, $500 multa.
Antonio Sanchez por iugar carnaval con
polvos, $1,000.
Absueltos Simon Gomez y Juan Cal
der6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21
CuriOsO prOyeCtO de ley.

Ha sido presentado q la Camara de re-
presentantes del Estado de Ohio un pro-
veto de ley que autorizarfa los medicos
1 precipitar la muerte de los enfermos in
curables que deban sufrir inGtilmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21
PERDIDA

Un collar de orc fernando una serpien-
te Sc estravi6 en- Ell tiltimo bale del Teatro.
Sc gratifcara quien 10 entregue en-
la administration de "La- Correspondence"
6 en- la casa de la sefiora viuda de don
Mauricio Guerra en- esta Capital. ga.