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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22

cial seal: and the sending Of such cory
shall be a necessary part OF the service
of the summons or other legal process.
The certainty that no insurance com
pany can escape making payments py
removing its offices from California is
reported to be a factor In determining
for the officials of California their
course in the present clash between the
companies on the Insurance Commis-
sioner's black list and the State law
recently enacted IN special ession OF
the Legislature.
WILL NOT ACT HASTILY.
While the Insurance Commissioner
can give notice to the companies who
defy the law to leave the State, there
is an evident disinclination to proceed
hastily. Insurance Commissioner Wolf,
ATTORNEY General Webb and Assistant
Attorney General Sturtevant have been
in conference daily for some days, A
long talk between the three officials
took place yesterday. Various points
were discussed. 1t was not considered
advisable to dismiss any company from
the State Immediately that has policy
holders here who are eager to confer
with its representatives about their
losses Possibly official notice to quit
business in California would do away
with the force of the stipulation
quoted in the foregoing concerning
summons. It has not been considered
best to afford a pretext for an issue on
that point
Under the circumstances no company
whose acts are under question In Cali
fornia stands any chance to get new
business In this State at this time, SO
It is said. Consequently. IL Is argued.
no harm can come from going slowly,
but good will result from carefully
considering the interests of all policy
holders before any final step is taken.
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AGENT is CHARGED WITH
HOLDING OUT $4,000
Caleb III. jackson, Arrested In New
York, Accused of Defrau6ing
Los Angeles Man.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Caleh H. Jack
son, who said he was manufacturer of
Harrisburg, Pa, was arrested here yes
terday on charge of embezzling
$4,000, growing out of the sale of
$4,000 worth of property by him as
agent for B. F. Karns OF Wash
ington, D. c., and Los Angeles
to the Exploration Company of New
York. The prisoner was arraigned
in the Tombs Court. and. hav-
ing waived examination. was held for
trial in $4,000 bail, which was furnished.
Jackson said 1T was a purely busi-
ness transaction. and that 1t would be
shown there was no embeZzlement. 1t
appears from the papers in the case that
Jackson, acting as agent for Karns.
sold the property in question to the Ex-
ploration Company on January IS, 1905.
Two days later Jackson sent Karns
$4,000. The full amount involved in
the deal, $4,000, was In three checks,
and it was shown that they were cashed
by Jackson on January Is. 1905.
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the property destroyed. 1t apparently
has not secured sufficient Endorsement
to render it effective, and the Phenix
will proceed in the adjustment of its
own losses, giving to each the careful
investigation made imperative by rea-
traordinary condition, and necessarily
calling for closest scrutiny. We owe
this to the company and It's stockhold-
ers, as well as policyholders every
where; to you and your patrons who
are depending on having reliable in
surance for protection against legiti-
mate loss, and to the business world,
but the Phenix will carry out the orig
tnal proposition and pay at once in
cash any claim for which 1t is legally
liable on the basis of a reasonable COM
promise, If desired to avoid the delay
incident to adjustment on account Of
complications involved
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
BOY CAMPER FALLS TO HIS
DEATH FROM A HIGH CLIFF
Tragedy Near San Bernardino Puts End
to Pleasures of Party of

SAN BERNARDINO. June 21.-A
happy camping party of the Young
Mems Christian Association Juniors OF
Redlands was turned into a camp Of
mourning this afternoon. when young
Leonard CASTOR fell over a cliff in Mill
Creek Canyon and was instantly killed.
His skull was fractured and II is be-
lieved mis- neck was broken. The party
had been camping at Forest Home for
the last two weeks Yound CASTOR
was about 13 years OF age and the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. CASTOR, pioneer
residents of Redlands.
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Republicans Choose Ticket.

MARYSvILLE. June 21.-Sutter Conn
ty Republicans have nominated candt-
dates for county offices as follows
Sheriff, F. B. Noyes; clerk. ID. ID. Green;
District Attorney, Lawrence Schillig;
treasurer. A. w. Graves: Auditor and
Recorder. Arthur Bailey; Assessor, A
A. McRea; School superintendent, T. $.
Freeman: Surveyor. W. B. Ellington.
Noyes Green and Graves were nomi-
mated under the Crawford plan The
others had no opposition
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MAN FACING SIX TRIALS
FOUND GUILTY IN FIRST
Yreka Jury Convicts Dunsmuir
watch Thief in Very
short Time.

REDDING. June 21.-Silas Gould. the
man who stole six timepieces at Duns-
muir and was arrested in Redding. was
found guilty OF burglary in the hrst
degree today in Yreka. There are six
charges of burglary against Gould,
and he demanded jury trial in each
case The trial that ended at II o'clock
this morning was the first. The jury
was out just forty-fve minutes and
agreed on a verdict.
Before noon six of the jury for the
trial on the second charge were Sc
cured, and tonight the jury was com
pleted.
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STEAMER RECORD BETWEEN
SEATTLE AND JAPAN BROKEN
Great Northern Company's Liner Da-
kota Makes the Run In Less
Than Twelve DAYS

CHICAGO, June 21.-Local agents of
the Great Northern Steamship Company
announced today that all records be-
tween Seattle and Japan have been
broken by the steamer Dakota The
boat arrived at Yokohama wednesday
morning, eleven days twenty hours
and thirty-five minutes after leaving
Seattle. The schedule time to Japan is
fifteen days.
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WIN shin on 70 GuntemnIn.

LOS ANGELES. June 21-The Union
OIL Company of this city has Just
closed a selling contract with the
Guatemala Central Railroad for 100000
barrels of crude oil a year for ten
years. The oil Is to be used for fuel
purposes and will be transported in the
company's tank ships TO San Jose de
Guatemala.
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Eleven Of Fourteen Defiant Com
panies Announce This as
Present Position.
Four viii Pay Losses in Full and
Hope to Be Allowed to Do
Business In Future.
TO EXPEL ALL ''SIX-BIT"
COMPANIES FROM IDAHO

SACRAMENTO, June Governor Par
dee has received a telegram from Riley
Atkinson, secretary of the Boise City Com
mercial Club, to the effect that his organi-
zation has pledged itself to the expulsion
from Idaho of all fire insurance companies
which refuse to pay San Francisco losses
in full He asks for list of all seventy
five-Cent' companies.
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Nevada State Sues Railroad.

CARSON CITY, June 21.-United
States District Attorney Platt today
filed a suit against the San Pedro, Salt
Lake and Los Angeles Railroad, alleg-
ing violation of the safety appliance
act. This is the first suit brought in
Nevada under the national act regu-
lating the operations of railroads.
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SUFFER- COUNTY FARMER
MAY BE VICTIM OF FOUL PLAY
wealthy Rancher Has Not Been Seen
Since He Bought a Ticket
For Los Angeles.

MARYSvILLE, June Civ. A. Bar
raclough has been missing from his
Sutter County home since May %, when
he bought a ticket here for Los An
gales, expecting TO spend ten days
with relatives there. He had 500 in
his pocket when he left. H. A. Barra-
clough has written from Los Angeles
asking Sheriff Wilson for information,
as the expected visitor never arrived.
The missing man owns a valuable
farm and has plenty of money. oul
play is feared
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Pcta,un,a Mirftiamen Paid.

PETALUMA June 2l.-The men of
Company C. N. G. c., of this city, yes
terday received their pay for services
at Santa Rosa after the earthquake.
Major d. A. Smith of San Francisco
acted as paymaster, distributing $50, 900
In gold coin. Not a local mIlitiaman
lost his position owing to his long abb
sence on duty.
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YOSEMITE VALLEY.


The comfortable way. The easiest
The Camps and the Hotel in the Valley
are making low rates. The immense
amount OF snow which has fallen in
is now slowly melting. filing the many
reservoirs. and water ways, SO that
the falls are. now simply magnificent.
condition, making the stage trip from
the terminus of the new railway a con-
tinual pleasure. On account Of the
viii be splendid months in which to
visit the world famed valley. Call
upon or write to the ticket agent, Santa
Fs, Ferry Building. San Francisco, for
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Final exercises at normal.

SAN JOSE, June 2l.-Tne finaI COM
mencement exercises of the State Nor
NAL School were held today, when the
large class were formally handed their
diplomas. Addresses were made by d.
NJ Delmas and state superintendent of
Schools Kirk.
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BROTHERS SENT TO PRISON
FOR DEFRAUDING RAILWAYS
swindle Traction Companies In Dozen
Cities Before Their Scheme Is
EXPOSED,

INDIANAPOLIS. June 21.--Ernest
and Walter Carruth, brothers. were
sentenced yesterday to prison for per-
petrating a peculiar fraud on the local
street car company. Walter can throw
his ankle out of joint at will and the
scheme of the brothers was for Walter
to fall from car and then claim dam
ages for alleged injuries to his ankle
Traction companies in q dozen cities
have been defrauded by this method.
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New GIFT From RockefeIIer.

CHICAGO. June 21.--Dr Goodspeed.
secretary of the board of trustees of
today that gift of $3.50, 900 had been
received from John d. Rockefeller, to
be used for thel current expenses for
the year beginning July
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surgeon Undcrgoes Operation.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 21.-Dr. Will
liam j. White, professor OF surgery at
the University Of Pennsylvania, was
operated upon in the Mayo Hospital at
Mimi. today for intestinal
cancer DR.. White, who is an eminent
surgeon, diagnosed his own case.
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MESSAGE FOUND IN BOTTLE
TELLS OF MARINERS PLIGHT
vOhn Moldren, Adrift ON Raft 100 Mii~~
OF Colun,bia Bay. Asks

for Aid.
VICTORIA, June 21.--A dispatch re-
ceived last night by the superintend-
ent of the provincial police. dated from
Uclueluet, on the west coast of Van
couver Island says:
"A bottle has drifted ashore on Long
Beach, near Uclueluet. containing the
'ollowing message: ON liferaft. IN"
miles off Columbia Bay: John Moldren
alive; come to my rescue. June 5.
1906"
A lifebuoy marked Louise, San Fran
cisco, has also drfted ashore on Long
Beach.
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GIVES UP SEAT IN CONGRESS
TO BECOME STATE SENATOR
Timothy Sullivan Decides to Seek Elec-
tion to the New York
T,eufzIature.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Congressm
Timothy ID. Sullivan left for Washing
ton yesterday to prepare his resigna-
tion as a member of the House. Sulli-
vans resignation was required under
the law, as tie will be candidate for
the State Senate this fall, and the con-
stitution provides that no person shall
be eligible to the Legislature who at
the time of his election Is or within
100 days previous thereto has been a
member of Congress.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
Rndke & Co..

1918 Devisadero street, near Bush, are
selling real souvenirs of the great fire
for wedding gifts and presents. Dia-
monds, silver and gold ware
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
Summer Colds.

Laxative Bromo Quinine, world wide
Cold Cure, removes cause. Call for full
name, look for sig. e. w. Grove 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22

VICTORIA, June 21.-No tenders were re-
ceived for the purchase Of the steamship Marie
chen. and the owners will probably call for bids
far tina necessary repairs to the vessel.
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DECIDE TO REMAIN
WITH UNDERWRITERS
Dollar" Insurance Companies Will
Not SeCede From Bureau.

Continued From Page /, columa 1.
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EN- JUANA DIAZ.
Sc dsGfa que era un haIuarte lepu-
hliCaDO, perO han CamhiadO alIi
las GOSaS.
Cuenta Ia IoCalldad con un husn casino.
{ be nuestro reporter ela giaie. )


Mayo 26. Sin novedad han transcurri-
do las inscripciones del dia de hoy. Ape
aar de haber echado mano de todas sus
fuerzas los republicanos, el resuItado es sa-
tisfactorio para los unionistas.
-Ampliando ell tempo de inscription
duraron 6stas hasta las de Ia noehe.
Cuarenta unionistas quedaron sin inscri-
bir todavfa,
Ell teniente Castro, enviado de Ponce
para atender al orden durante el dia de
hoy, recibi0 feIicitaciones de los presiden-
tes de ambos comit6s por el com portamien-
to de la policfa. Esta no tuvo que hacer
niugIiu arresto. La actitud del elemento
director de ambos partidos, correctfsima.
I'm bonito local tiene el Casino de
Juana Diaz cuyo presidente, don Carlos
Diaz, Sc esfuerza por ell mejor engrandeci-
miento del culto centro donde Sc da cita la
buena sociedad de la poblaci6n, sin dis
tinci6n de matices polfticos. Tn gran sa-
Ion con buenos muebles piano, billares,
local para juegos lfcitos, y demas depen-
dencias propias de un casino, situado
este en- parte conveniente, lie recomier dan
como uno dc los lugares de mejor recreo y
solaz para Ia sociedad juanadina.
Manana Sc celebrara una animada GA
rama" q la que acudira la mayor parte del
distinguido elemento femenino de la po-
blaci6n
Despu6s de terminadas las inscripciones
reuni6ronSe mas de Glen republicanos en-
el 'club', situado en- una casa terrera fren-
ia la plaza ALI pronunciaron algunos
s'speaks'', improvisados oradores de la To-
rlOIo I,tTV1 Jo 10
el conocido 'tno Sc vistan, que no van."
Una m6sica amenizaba ell acto las
diez media de la noche que Sc termin6 ell
mitin Sc disgregaron los concurrentes, &
indication del senior Alcalde, que no ere
y6 conveniente continuaran los entusias-
mos en- aquellas horas.
Considerable Juana Dfaz como un ba-
luarte republican,, por los que en- ell 1902
disponfan de un censo su gusto "de-
mas ventajas'', resulta ahora que calculos
aproximados dan ALI unq mayorfa de
mas de 200 vdt9s los unionistas.
"A las nueve de la noche regres6 de
Villalba ell sargento Purcell, encsrgado del
preciDto electoral ALI establecido. No hu-
bo nevedad ambas colectividades ejer-
cieron su derecho con toda armonfa CO.
rrecci6n.
A las once de la noche regres6 a Pom
ce el teniente sefior Castro dando ell parte
de sin novedad al captain encargado del
distrito.
Don Luis Cruz, envi6 buscar 20
dollars centavosy unas prendas Pom
ce. Cansado de esperar su POGO dill
gente comisionado, que parece habfa olvi-
dado ell camino para cumplir el encargo.
di6 parte la policfa de Juana Disz.
Cuando Ell tenients lego Ponce va los
activos detectives" del puesto de esa ciu-
dad conocfan Ell asunto y estaban sobre la
pista del ''olvidadizo' NicolGs Torres q
quien lie refrescardn la memoria ensefia-
ran Ell camino para If casa del sefior
Cruz cumplir el mandado. Sc supone
que Ell TORRES haya salido para Ma
natl, de donde es.
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.UN H U Ell C UISTA
muertO en- AreCibO.
Fu6 agredidO un guardia eI CuaI
haIIsSe en- grave eStadO.
Sc aCusa a NiGOmsdss Rivera de arengar a Ia
muChsdumbre para que qultase Ia pOIlGIa
los detenIdOS.

EI siguiente telegrama remiti6se aver al
cuartel general de policfa:
"Arecibo, Mayo 27.-Coronel Hamill
-Guardias Quijano Jose G. Rivera,
arrestaron en- el barrio Hato Viejo Ave
liuo Vendrel, Ramon Santana y Ramon
Rivera, porque impedfan el paso diez
peones que venfan para los Canos.
En- el mismo barrio celebrabase un
meeting huelguista ell orador Nicomedes
Rivera areng6 la muchedumbre para
que quitasen los presos la policfa
"Fu6 agredido por la espalda guardia
Quijano quien resulta gravemente herido.
"Gus.rdias dispararon rev6lveres contra
ell grupo que atacaba result6 muerto
huelguista Juan Rosado.
"Con juez municipal practiqu6 investi-
gaci6n completa y estdn arrestados cinco
hombres respousables de la agresi6d y ten
go orden de arresto contra Nicomedes Ri
vera. Gdia. Quijano aunque grave no temo
por Ru vida.
"Correos mas detalles Con Teniente
Villariny demas fuerza mantendr6 orden
toda COSTA Captain Cabrera
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SESSION. DEL AYUN-
tamiento de Ponce.
Discutiass eI presupuestO para eI
aio pr0ximO.
LO que OcurrIO con IN alamhre eIeCtriCO al mu-
ChaGhO Jose MadOhad0.
(De maestro reporter en- vioiie. }

Mayo 20
Anoche celebr6 session ell Ayuntamiento.
Concnrrieron / Concejales preside don
Jose Vidal Presidente de la Corporation.
Sc discutia ell presupuesto para ell afio
pr6ximo $1,000 Sc senalan para 81
juez de paz 5000 al Secretario 800 4
un alguacil. Para ell Asilo de Mendigos
600.
$4,000 dollars como ingresos Sc calcu-
Ian por aqua del aeueducto puestos de
la plaza del mercado, $4,000 de aqua y
1000 de Ia plaza. Patentes IL, 600.
Un sobrante de mas de $4,000 dollars
queda calculado en- dicho presupuesto.
A las / media termin0 la session. El
total de gastos es de unos $4,000 do
liars.
Para bomberos 5000 dollars. 400 pa
ra Ia banda de este cuerpo.
-El muchacho Juan MaIdonado POGO
ducho en- los adelantos de Ia electricidad
blico que Sc habfa desprendido de ell del
establecimiento de refrescos que tienen en-
la calle de la Marina al experimental
ell pequefo choque de la corriente arm6
una de gritos que atrayeron allf una por-
ci6n de gente que crey6 Sc efectuaba una
atrocidad contra el destemplado grit6n.
Para consolarlo del susie lie dieron algu-
nos oentavos y q POGO Sc eonyencio que
''todavfa estaba vivo."
-Cou gran concurrencia Sc estan efec-
tuando las novenas del mes de Maria en-
la magnffca iglesia de Ponce. Mas de
tres cientos feles concurrieron anoche
una distinguida pleyade de damas llen6 el
temple Ell altar principal iluminado con
mas de 800 lamparas el6ctricas, presenta-
ba un aspecto deslumbrante. Magnffcas
voces componen ell coro mas de 40 grs-
ciosas ninas vestidas de blanco con coronas
de flores dos de CASA ofrecfan ramilletes
de bonitas rosas la madre de Dios
-Desde las ocho de la noche del vier-
nes comensaron 4 reunirse grupos de cleo
torres frente de los locales de inscription
con objeto de tomar turno
"A las II de Ia noche Sc form6 la fila
en- las puertas de los locales de los tres
prescintos. Parejas de la policfa insular
armados de carabinas recorrfan los sitios
de inscription.
-EI Captain Silen sargento Lopez
Dfaz estuvieron toda la noche de servicio
= ell dia de hoy. Hasta las dos de la
tarde el orden era absolute.
-Calculos relativamente exactos ase-
guardian una mayorfa de 27O electores
uuionistas inscritos al medic dfa de hoy
Cafe, cigarrillos y pan fu6 repartido
en- las primeras horas de la mafiana las
personas que habfan pasado la noche
aguardando turno para inscribirse
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A LOS MEDICOS
De PUERTO RICO

Aver recibimos de Mayagtez la siguien-
te carta;
sr. Director de La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Muy Sr. mio
y amigo:
Permftame que lie pida hospitalidad en-
Su peri6dico para las siguientes Ifneas por
cuya atenci6n le quedare muy agradecido.
"Habiendo sido honrado por nuestra
"Asociaci6n M6dica,' para organizar en-
esta ciudad la session cientffca que Sc ha
de celebrar el dia / de Julio no he de ne
cesitar esforzarme para demostrar mis-
colegas la importancia de este acto el de-
ber que tenemoS todos de acudir como un
solo hombre q dicha Asamblea.
Isl no ponemos en- acci6n nuestras fuer-
zas nadie Sc dara cuenta de que existimos
nj de que representatives papel importante
en- la vida culta de Puerto Rico Demos
tremos que somos algo, que valemos algo
y que podemos algo. Sin union sin or
ganizaci6n ell cuerpo m6dico. de Puerto
Rico sera una s6rie de ceros
'Respondamos las aspiraciones de los
uASAOS APahS1OS que 1oIlHtu III AbO@
ciaci6n Medica de Puerto Rico," que no
haya quien Sc niegue traer su grano de
arena la hermoSa obra de infundirle
prestigio y prosperidad.
"Y ruego q todos mis- compafieros Iue
contribuyan al exito de la session por to-
dos los medios su alcance, va sea pre-
sentando alg6n trabajo 8 animando con su
presencia Ell trascedental acto. Que me
brinden facilidades, cooperando todos, sin
ceramente, que tenga salud y larga vida
la primera y 6nica Asociacion cientfica
que Sc ha creado en- ell pafs.
~ al reiterar q Vd, Sefior Director, la
expression de mi particular estima, no he
de terminar sin rogar 4 toda la prensa de
la Isla que Sc coupe de este asunto con la
simpatfa que merece.
"De Y. alto. s. 8. J amigo. P. Mala,
ret, d. D.
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EN- UTUAOO ENVENE-
nose una n1ui ier,
a CauSa de un
rObO.
En- Visques una IOGa arIOj0Ss a uH
aIgihe, 8hOgantOse.
Francisco Vargas, de Utuado, aparecO ahOTcado,
COIgadO de un arhOI.

Los siguientes despachcs telegrafcos Sc
recibieron hoy en- el cuartel general de Ia
policfa:
Utuado Mayo rs Coronel Hamill Ma
fana de hoy en- el barrio Salto Abaio
guardia Artiguez sorprendi6 Jose Mojica
Rosa Fuentes cocinera hacienda Monse-
rrrte con varios efectos robados arrestando
los dos
La Fuentes, pretestando cambiarse de
ropa, Sc tom6 varias pastillas de sublima-
do corrosive, enveneDandose.
AL ser informado me persone en- ell lu-
gar del hecho acompafiado del juez DR..
Roses. Estado de la Fuentes gravisimo.
Sargento Gonzalez.
Bsyam6n. Esta tarde Ines Figueroa
alteraba la paz y al ser arrestado agredi6
al guardia Torres.
Guardia hizo uso del rotten. Cabo Llo-
rens.
Vieques. Carlota Luvent, de naciona-
lidad fraucesa, Sc tir6 en- ell algibe de la
casa propiedad de Monsieur Coyares donde
apareci6 ahogada.
Sc supone tom6 tai resoluci6n por 81 es-
tado de Sdemencia en- en- que Sc hallaba Sar.
gento Torres.
Central Aguirre. Hoy a. m. en- esta
central wagon de cana mat6 Leocadio
Berries. Investigate hecho resulta ca
sual. Cabo Arroyo.
Utuado, Dia de aver Sc suicide indi-
Viduo Francisco Vargas, ahorcandose de
un drbol en- barrio Caonillas Arriba. Ig-
n6rase la causa. Sargento Gonzalez.
Rio Grande. Herido grave Andres
Burgos eausa pescar con dinamita. Sar-
gento Padial.