davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
CALL 1T MURDER
English Statesmen Denounce the Exc
cutions in Natal,

,oN-DoS April The announcement
80 tbs cxccution OF the Mattel natives
w was received With LIIH angry cries Grles OF
"shame from the lrish ,nor, NatSnohIbs saISn TJb
orais In tho House OF Commons this ar
&C One Mnisterialst, amid J., cheers dc,,,iand aT9
so',lI nIond- thirsty murder and James Ram
ss ssy Ma 'MacDonald. secretary to the Labor
Te3rcsentatiyes committee 2rompttEy ~
,,epp,.cd an adjournment OF the House 10
nov innoN',o., The manner In which martial Law
Uias .yas being applied In Natal and TO nc
imminent and great danger n TO wh,Tn ar, Inc inc
,,aiI,od natlNSd huU1 IN ite administration"
The debate on Mr.. Macdonald notion Wl,''a
occupied the evening session ,nrs oi 5ne %Sre
Of Commons, but no no" leatuics "eio
developed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
STRIKERS REBELLI0US
Miners ut Lens, France, Continue to
Make Trouble

LENS. France, April 2-Rencwed strike
disorders have occurred In the mining
region The strikers at Gangor today de-
stroyed n house with dynamite There
were no casualties. At Fouquieres and
Hames the strikers erected barricades.
which were charged by cavalry. One
striker was wounded
Four thousand strikers marched In the
procession today at Bruay. department Of
the Nord Troops and miners who had
refused to strike barricaded the roads and
drove back tho strikers.
There are now about Al GO men on
strike. The salvage work has not resulted
In finding any other survivors of the dis
nster OF March 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
FORCE TRA|kMEA TO
TAKE THEIR REST
Sixteen Hours of Continuous
Work All Allowed Under
the New Rules.
specInl to The Tribune.


Special to The Tribune
LARAMIE, Wyo., April 2.-The Union
Pacific Railroad company today began
enforcing the order limiting the time OF
trainment to sixteen hours OF actual ser
Vice and giving them eight hours for rest
at all terminals. Trains caught on the
road at the expiration OF sixteen hours
will be tied up for eight hours.
Fast Trains Delayed.
The order has already caused the delay
OF fast train in the yards here. and of
nclals of the division say 1t Will ncces-
sitatc the employment of not less than
forty-fve freight crews for the two dis
tricts ccnterlng ut Laramie Men are
scarce. Seven flremen were today added
to the passenger service and seven new
men TO the freight service.
Negroes Held for Trial.
Two of the negroes charged with as
eauItlng Horton. a Union Pacific night
watchman, were today held to tho Dis
trict court I'm 5000 bail each. and two
more I'm 5000 each. The five men charged
with assaultng VIII Johnson another
negro, were held In 500 each. All went
TO jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
CLERK WINS SUIT
Entitled to Salary During Period of
His Suspension.

WASHINGTON April 2-In the cnso OF the
United states vs. W!cSershnm. the Supreme
court today decided thnt person employed In
tho civil service may recover damages on &c
count OF suspension from Office by subordi-
nate Official. affirming tho decision OF the
Court OF Claims.
WIckershnm was q clerk In tho Office OF the
Surveyor General OF the State OF Idaho. and
in 1895 was discharged by the Surveyor Gen
crol. without receiving notice In writing. as
WAS then required under the ciVil acrvice reg
ulations He afterwards restored on the
ordor OF tho Cgnn,issioncr OF the C;cncYal Land
once. but again dismissed In lS9S. He
brought suit in the Court OF Claims for his
salary for the entire time that he was out Of
onicc and tho Court OF Claims awarded II for
Elk months. covering tho period Of suspension
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Feet AGREEMENT.
2 miners Arc Hopeful of an
Early Settlement

.Ear Kan. April To-day In
b celsheiict wes spent by the
lr law a.lng the passage OF the
fsel th,, All mines are idle. The
I'd blg :, an agreement viii soon
ltlemcn, II'ey VIII not go back un-
erernen, mas boen made.
b one- was made at 2:S0 that In
n Bules. aI0rs representing the
.Ftifre ~, fayctte and Stccn. on
had ,ancn of the Pan Handle
'h Coal senneu the scale. also that
E& company. a subsidiary, of
\ lhe ssIghlln Steel company. had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03

ACT COMMITTED WHILE
MENTALLY UNBALANCED
Tragedy Occurs at the Home of
Her Daughter, Mrs. c.
H. Tingey.

While in a state OF mental derange-
mcnt caused by long siege OF illness.
Mrs NJ A. Bishop, mother-in-law OF
Deputy State Auditor c. H. Tingey.
slaehed her throat with razor. severing
the wlndpipe and died from strangula-
ton within 2 short while
Was Mentally Unbalanced.
Mrs Bishop who made her home with
the family of Mr.. Tingey at s22 East
Park avenue, has been confined to her
bed for some time, and II was known that
she was mentally unbalanced. but II had
not been feared that she had any inten-
tion of doing herself any harm
Left Alone for Two Minutes.
Mrs. Tlngey. who had been caring for
her mother during her illness left the
house for couple OF minutes YESTERDAY
morning 10 step into the back yard. She
was out OF tho house but Just long
enough To get a scuttle OF coal from inc
coal-housc, and when she returned tround
that Mrs Bishop had left her bed.
Found in the Cellar.
The door of the stairway leading to the
cellar was open and Mre. Tingey called
10 her mother, but received no response
She then proceeded to the cellar and
found her mother lying on the floor In
pool of blood.
Medical Aid Summoned.
She Immediately summoned Dr, w. VI.
Thomc whose residence IL Just ncross
The street from tho Tingoy home. Mrs;
Rishop was carried upstairs and placed
in bed but nothing could be done to save
her life. and she died about an hour
later from strangulation
No Inquest by Coroner.
Coroner Dana T Smith and Police Cap
tain Burbdge were notihed and went TO
tbn scene al once An investigation was
wade into the circumstances connected
u,ith the sad affair and Coroner Smith
decided that an Inquest was unnecessary
Tho remains were taken 10 the under-
takinC Dnrlors Of s -. Evans,
Was Native of England.
Mo- Tishop was 10 years of age and a
,atiye Of England, Mrs. Tingoy, her
daughter, is the only relative she had
living In this country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
TRIBUTE OF ANARCHISTS
TO A DEAD LEADER
Newspaper Reporters Are De-
nounced as Hirelings of the
CapitaliStic Element.

NEW YORK, April 2.-The Grand
Central palace was crowded yesterday
with anarchists and sympathizers
gathered TO commemorate the life OF
the late Johann Most
Lucy Parsons. widow of Albert Par
sons, one of the executed Chicago an
archists, was present and spoke. The
speakers were many and OF many lam
guagcs. Red banners, red feathers In
red hats of many women, red neckties
and red badges for the men and the
blue coats of more than a hundred DO
ncemen gave color to the assemblage
The reporters were denounced as the
hirelinss of the capitalistic element.
Abraham 1saacs presided and in his
opening address declared:
Hounded and Prosecuted.
Most loved justice and truth and
for no other reason he was bounded
and prosecuted. Had he lived 1000 years
ago he would have been crucifled AS
1t was ne only got ten years In prison
Emma Goldman, wearing a black
gown, bareheaded. and barethroated,
denounced the press.
Lucy Parsons referred to the bomb
throwing In Chicago as "an explosion
which rent this capitalistic country"
They hated Most" she said. ''be-
cause he tore the veil of hypocrisy
from society with ruthless hand and
said TO the proietariat Look behind
the Veil and see the devils bred In
hell with hearts OF stone
Despises Civilization.
I'VE have burned our bridges be-
hind us / desplse the civilization which
sends LOO, 600 children TO work In the
factories. But the spirit OF liberty Is
abroad There never has been time
when there was so much unrest in the
world, and from this unrest VIII be
borne the sturdy child OF liberty"
A collection was taken for the fund
to educate Most's children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
WEST FOR JOHN D.
Reported That Oil Magnate Will
Move to California.

rns ANGELES April John d. Rookie
,,uor cxp,--ts to mako his home In southern
Soiifo-nIa He hos bought the Carmelita prop
-, In Pasadena for which II ia said nc paid
t5lG 0f1 and has arranged 10 cxDcnd 500. 900
more before he enters upon It's occupancy;
The property: which formerly belonged 70
Gears ago for $4,000 Simeon Reed bought II
Tor s25 900 and sold ~ to l. V. Ha[Sness OF
~ Standard oil company for $lCO.G0 Nr
tIorsn"ss IL is enid today, let Mr. Rockefeller
ta,.a 4, for $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
To Investigate Claims.

resolution calling upon the Attorney Cen
cr1l for Information the number anG
amounts OF claims allowed In favor of claim
ants ard against tho United States. and TIE
number and amount OF claims determined In
favor OF tho United States and the nuEber
and amount OF claimS pending. growing
out Of the treaty with Spain. also resolution
requiring the Attorncy-Gonern to inform the
Housc OF the =snn ard date OF the nppolnt-
ment OF every person appointed under the act
Of Congress grow ing out OF tho treaty with
Spain and tho total amount paid for ralaries
compensation md expenses from March 2 1901
to the present time wore passed.
The House at ,O5 adjourned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
CAR MAY PARDON
1t Is Said Emperor Will Show Softer
Heart Mt Easter

ST PETERSBURG April cit In rumorHd
that Emperor Nicholas's Easter gift 10 his
pooplc will be n proclamation granting general
omnCst. 10 political prisoners. In the midst of
rho present repression. however II Ia dincult
10 understand how It Is possible To opcn the
doors OF the cycrsrowdcd prisons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
d ISSUE IS
| THE BALANCE
Eug Depends Upon Re-
LfConference in New
York Tuesday.
|pERATORS READY
TO SIGN THE SCALE
lon of Work in Anthra-
|RegiOn Was General
on Monday.

apoLIS. April 2.-Pending the
4 ,bs conference in New York
|.rrou between the coal
Ia President John Mitchell OF
4 rnIon the suspension OF
Il. anthracite coal fields Is
complete. OF the 1906 men
4 the hard coal fields who are
1 ,tc suspension less than 1000
|rninous Fields Idle.
DnInous fields in many mining
1. miners are idle. chiefly owing
'.,n,Ion of the eight-hour day
ID because OF the wage ques-
Ia Effort to Agree.
|, bsn Mitchell is in New York
=, anthracite operators tomor-
: o-sl attempt 10 arrive ut
A Ia the anthracite region.
~ Lewis is in Ohio directing
4 Il tkat State, and Secretary
a won Is at Clearneld. Pa.
I i, bint conference of the CEN
.-iznia district.
ling Is Sanguine.
q at National miners head
',:csrnIng the situation in the
4 eelds Is sanGuine. In West
"a Iowa the district conven-
IN operators and miners are
\, Charleston and DeS Moines,
\ and IL Is hoped al National
~ that the operators Will meet
n for All advance The Michi-
4 and operators Will meet to-
saginaw. the central Pcnnsyl-
.iirT Will be held tomorrow
IA and the Kentucky at
ionorrow. In the central com
|sJict. composed OF Illinois,
6s,o and Western Pennsyl-
4 rIners are celebrating to-
OF the eight-hour
siners in all the districts nave
4 1awalting the signing of the
|cAtd
Dok for Long Fight.
lipa,ed that few operators in
nstern district, composed of
Earsas. Arkansas, Texas, 1n-
dfory and Oklahoma. VIII
|tcsle for the present. and
.rike may follow, In Ohio. In
Illinois the same question is
diana Coming In.
b 0connor, president OF the
Es-s' organization. announced
eli the operators in Indiana.
4 Baltimore * Ohio railroad.
!. and several in the central
y State. had signlfted their
} 10 sign the scale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
TO PUNISH P0LYGAMY
Senator Plat Presses Move for Con-
stitutional Amendment,

WASHINGTON, April 2--Scnator Plat TO-
day presented TO the Senate Joint resolution
adopted by the New York Legislature In
yitlne other States to cooperate In endeaNor-
ing to amend the Constitution OF the United
states to more cftcctualiy punish and prohibit
polyGamy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
BANN0CK, MONT, BURNS
Fire Wipes Out Business Portion Of
Old Camp

HELENA. Mont, April 2-The business
part OF the town OF Bannock, one OF
Moutana's first mining camps and the
fret capital OF the Territory, In Beaver
head county. was practically wiped out
by fire Sunday.
The nre is supposed to hnve been OF In
cendiury origin The total property loss
ls about $1,000 including the following
Clemens5s saloon and dance hall 5000,
Rybclnc's butcher shop, 5000; postofflce
SIyO, Archie Gibson'S residence. 5000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
STRIKE ON IN DENVER
Most of Paper-Hangers and Painters
Walk Out.

DENVER, April 2.-Nearly $50 OF the
40 painters and paper hangers In this
city went strike today for increased
wages Should the strike continue long
trades councils membership Of 500 men
will become involved,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Burglars Loot Churches.

KIEFF. April 2.-Burglars broke into
three Saints churches last night They
made a complete haul OF all the jewels
and dug out the gems from the ikons and
chalIcc Even the gold work ot the ikon-
lstnGls and altar and the bullion from
the embroidered Sestments were taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
No Quarrel WithAustria.

WASHINGTON April The State depart
mcnt hu1 no disposition 10 mako an issue with
the Austrian Government ovor the status OF
MI Storcr Mr. Francis. the new Emb0ssador
viii sHil the END Instant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Will Oppose Rebate.

LONDON April I'm the Hous5 Of Lords
today Lord DSEmon Liberal, reP,ylng Tor inc lne
=" a rebate In the excise duty on sugar In cosp
q bcct sugar industry is started In Great
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Sheep Quarantine Lifted.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. April 9-The quarantine
astabIIshed against sheep OF various SfuteS by
Wyoming was lifted Yesterday. Sheep entering
,his state must bo dipped. but other restrie-
lions are removed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Opinion in Traction Case.

WASHINGTON. April 2-JuBticc Day Of tho
Supreme Court OF the United States today
nlcd the toxt OF tho courts opinion IN the
Chicago Traction case. Tho text OF the dis
scntlng opinion by Justices Brewer, Moran
and lcKonna aLso was hlcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Many Women Attend.

TOLEDO, O.. April 1.-TWO hundred
women from all parts OF the country
were present at the first session today OF
the nfteenth annual executive conYen-
ton of the National Council of Women
Mary Woodswift OF San Francisco Is pre-
eli
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
KILLED in RIOT
Striking Walters of Toulon, France,
Attack Laborers

ToULToN France April 2.-Strlklng wait
ers here attacked non-unionist. and the lat
ter stabbed and killed p striker in cnfo. The
police md soldiers with difficulty prevented
the strikers from wrccklug tho building Tho
employees or the Government arsenal threaten
a., l.Io h. Str
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Elkins Is Satisfied.

WASHINGTON, April 2,-Scnator Elkns as-
surcd the President. today that with the limit
eh ruts review amendment agreed upon SatuT
day at Il conference in the White House, the
Hepburn bill would be reasonably satisfactory
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
PERSONAL LIABILITY
BILL IS PASSED
Legislation for Protection Of
Railroad Employees Sup
ported by House.

WASHINGTON. April. 2.-Chiof among the
measurcs passcd by tina House today was the
so-cailed personal liability bill which has
been favored by the army OF railway employees
through the country, and which practically had
unanimous Ioport from tho committee Mem
bers OF the House showed great interest in the
measure. and had a division been called for
the bill would have had almost unanimous
vote.
Sweet Wine Bill Passes.
Another measure changing existing law which
permitting the fertilization Of sweet wincs and
levylng tax of cents a gallon all wines
thus fortified y number OF bills were passed
under suspension OF the rules.
Other Bills Passed.
Other bills passed wera; To maize the LAW
governing the appointment Of cldets Ann
apols conform 10 that. OF appointments TO
West Point giving year for preparation for
examination. forfeitIng railroad rights OF Say
plats for which hive been filed IN the Depart
mcnt OF tho Interior five years or more and tho
lines along wA!oh have not been built cXscpt
that In cases where construction is In
progrosS5 establishing n stcambont Inspection
district at ST. Michael. Alaeka; ratfylng and
confirming the icts OF tho legislative assem-
bly, OF tho Territory or oklahoma passed In 1905
relating TO an ineanO asylum for the Territory
OF Oklahoma and providing fo- the establish
mcnt Of an rfSne asylum at Fo-t Supply.
providing sor a Recorder OF Deeds in the Usage
Indian TgsNTSatlOn I,llInh ma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
,ea'l eni concede Demands.

'H s,riI,. April 2.-Therc will be
] ,The onoro, an The Pomeroy Bend
"a ald d,ni,,ors u,,i, Will pay the price
VIII Sign tho scale this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Companies Willing.
1HUP COMPLETE.
IS Done in the Wyoming
Region.

NJ s,,pDA.hfRE, Pa, April I'm com
~ & ehe order OF President Nit
" work. there was n total sus-
I. 'n,nlng In the Wyoming re-
rs ee inc engineers, frcmcn and
. is. ere al work as usual and
~ t'ited cases company hands
making repairs that are i'm
IA Az the collcrics steam was up
~ we're blown as usual. but the
AZ uot on hand. Plckets were
many of the mines TO notify
10 work 'iia' 'ie' '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Conflscate Tolstoi's Book.

MOSCOW, April 2.-Thc police have
conflscated a pamphlet written by Count
Tolstoi entitled Us 1t Possiblc2"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Other Bills Passed.
Have Spirited Debate.

bill 10 Incorporate the Nafioaal ErIca-
tonal society OF tie United States passed.
40 70 -. after a spirited debate.
The bill 10 extend the irrigation act TO the
State OF Texas taken up. but went over
as unfinished business TWO hours TO be de-
voted q ita sld,ratIun
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
1yL0OK HOPEFUL.
shike Can Probably Be
Ayerted in Ohio.

Bus o., April 2.-Notwith-
|<f Expressed determination OF
ID Of the Ohio coal operators
q an advance in wages TO their
= prospects of averting Il pro-
E9e In the Ohio fields seem
r9fe hopeful tonight.
Ccarse Seems Clear.
Equipments appear 10 leave
= a. 10 the course that VIII
y b. the executive board of the
D workers when II meets to-
4 ostermine the policy Of the
hle States with reference TO
3 d Contracts.
= IGrten OF the Ohio mine work
9iio1. who opposed the Perry
y The Indianapolis convention
. 'tht signing OF contracts with
'9n who ngrec TO pay the 1903
4 loday that he would waive
~ view and conform his ac-
Z spirit OF tho Perry resolution.
u 10 be pursued by the ONO
H entirely with their eXecu-
and President Green's attitude
ptat weight In shaping It's dc
\ Companies Willing.
ee present time. six coal com
ooio have declared their will
psy The 1903 scale, These COM
-1ol an annual output of about
~ Ions. or about one-sixth Of
,slput OF the State. A number
erators have intimated that
Say the 1893 scale. bu they are
ne action OF the miners eX-
iu TO announce their position.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
diana Coming In.

d 0'connor. president OF the
<rs-s' organization, announced
n eli the operators in Indiana.
|l:s Baltimore * Ohio railroad
n and several in the central
= State. had signltied their
. 10 sign the scale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03

Cecil j. Plant, polygamist, he having
TWO wives, one in California and one in
Salt Lake City. was sentenced to three
years In the State penitentlary by Judge
j a Howell at Pennington on Monday.
Plant does not belong to the dominant
church In Utah. he is a Gentle But he
was guilty OF the crime I'm Utah pr-ac-
tlced In Utah by number OF Latter
day Saints churchmen an over-Indulrence
In wives.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-13
MEDICAMRNTOs NUEvOs
DEL FosFoMANITATo DE RERRo

I'll magistral estudie que los sehores Por-
tes 6. Prunier, hiciersn hace alg1n item
20 del acido Asfomanitice, estudio en- 81
cue dejaban adIvmar Ia utilization terapsu-
aca possible, de una varias de las sales
cue acababan de preparar al estado de pu-
reza, no ha tardado en- dar resultados fe-
candos.
Ill fosfomanitato de hierro, una sal. en-
tre otras, cuya preparation Sc ha eSforzado
en- slmpliticar M. Prunier. es IN nueyo
agente terapeutico acerca del cual nunca Sc
ilamara Ia atenci6n demasiadO
Este pr0ducto cenocido bajo el nombre de
EUGENE PRUNIER pos6e la ventaia
t0daS las propiedades que indtilmente ha-
bian sido pedidas hasta hoy & la. mavor
parte de los ferruginosos de cue la terap6u.
tica esta repleta.
Obra como reconstituyente del gl6bnlo
sangufneo, q causa de aportar ell hero baio
una forma asimilabe; comunca 4 la san.
gre una Vltalldad nueva, mediante el hierro
que contIene al estado naciente asi mismo
pOr ell elemento foSforado del fosfomanitato TO
cue es facilmente cedido al ORGANISING.
Ademas II este es un heeho absolute
mente nuevo) obVia por Su manita al estre-
aimleuto tenaz, que es la consecuencia ha-
btual de la N ayor parte de nuestros trata.
mientos ferru ginosos actuales.
NADIA tiene de extrano, por consiguiente.
que, al cabo de unos cuantos dfas, los efec.
tos de la medication por la EUGENE
PRUNlER Sc traduzcan EN- un fortaleci
miento del apetito, asf como en- un aumen-
70 del peso del cuerpo en- un acrecenta.
miento considerable de las fuerzas.
Entire las Intermediates subordinadas 4
su utilizaci6n pueden citarse las anemias
con disqualification, ell estado languide.
ciente de la nutric6n, la p9rdida de apeti-
to, la fatiga general Y profunda, los des6r
denes de la circulation, la cl6ross grave.
el elOrobrightismo, etc, etc.
Presentada bajo la forma de sacaruro en- Ell
4ue cada cucharada de las de cafe representa-
10 centfgramos de fosfomanito de hero. la
EUGENE PRUNIER Sc toma ordina-
riamente la d6sis de dos tres cucharaias
de las de cafe por dia, antes de comida en-
el curse despu6s de 6Sta
Depositario en- Puerto Rico,
FIDEL GUILLERMETY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-13
DICCI0NARIO C0MPLET0
DE LA
Lengua EspanoIa
PoR
NJ. RODRIGUEZ NAVAS
La presente obra contiene !:

La presente obra contiene:
Vocabulario general, con doble MI
nero de art1culos que los Dicciona-
rios usuales, incluso el de la Aca-
demia Espai1ola de6nicion y expli-
cacion de las varias acepciones de
.cada t6rmino tecnolog1a cientffca,
artfstica industrial, eomercial y me-
-canica; vocabulario de ideas afnes
s;n6nimas J etimologias analizadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-13

81 nino Manuel Guerra residente
en- el Cuartelillo del Campo el MORO
fue curado hoy las IL en- ell Cuarto
de Socorros. de una fractura de la
troclea del brazo izquierdo y luxaci6n
de la articulation hlrnero c1bito ra-
dial, leve salvo accidente. Sc pro-
dujo dicha fractura y luxaci6n 4 con
secuencia de la caida desde IN bal
con situado 4 IN metro y medic de
altura El practicante seior Claudio
efectuo Ia cura ci0n.