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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-19
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Nov. 17--Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to an ad- vance of five points in response to steady European and primary markets. Trading was quite active in the way of exchanges from December to later months, later clos ing steady; net unchanged to ten points higher Sales Ss.75O bags, including:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-19

The sowing of small grain. if not all ready completed, should be hurried to a conclusion as rapidly as possible Every acre sown in small grain TOT food for animals lessens to that ex- tent the number of acres of corn that will make A demand for labor during the coming spring and early sum mer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-19

If any farmer Is SO fortunate as to havo Spanish peanuts still in the ground and unsprouted, he should has ten to secure nuts for seed, knowing that soundness will not last long.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
PAuLsRoRo.

Rufus c. Shuster is very sick with
typhoid fever at his home just over the
creek from here.
Mr.. and Mrs Weeks, engineer at the
phosphate works, have gone to Virginia
where they will spend two weeks with Mr..
Weeks people.
Harvey johnson was off cunning Mon
day and Tuesday of this week He shot 2
on Monday and 2 on Tuesday. Pretty
good for two days.
Rev. Willis Reeves, pastor M E. church,
Bridgeport, will preach in the M. E. church
here Sunday morning next. Rev. E. G..
Hulse will preach at Glbbstown.
Charles Ferrill moved to r. L. Small
woods house on Commerce ST., Monday of
this week.
News Agent Downing has neither dog nor
gun, but he enjoyed a fine rabbit dinner
Sunday last. He has large cat that
caught a fine big rabbit in his back yard.
Miss Anna B. Jester spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents. She reports fine
weather at Atlantic City where she is
teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs r. t. Smallwood were in
wildwood the past few days visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Richman, at shat
place.
DIR. Laws is having the COW sheds re-
moved from 'front.' of his Hall property on
Broad St and will replace them with new
corrugated iron awning the entire length o
the buildings. When the doctor gets start
ed improving be does it right.
Mayor Adamson has appointed six fire
marshaIls to act in the borough, Howard
Smeadley, DANIEL D. Pote, Albert w.
Hayes, Jacob q. Pote, Samuel DeBihder,
Isaac Sites.
Mrs. Margaret White, widow Of light
keeper VIM. White, will sell her personal
property at the light house
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
pEnRIckToWN.

Harry Watson has moved into the
house adjoining the blacksmith shop
recently vacated by Joseph Poulson
who has moved back to Auburn
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hewitt enter
tanned a party of gunners last Satur
day
Hamilton Pedrick entertained mum
Der of sportsmen on Tuesday
Mrs. John Burk entertained lew
friends last Saturday evening HeI
guests included Mrs Chas. Davenport
Mrs. Jacob Fell, Mrs. Kate Justice
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Blocksom, Mr. and
Mrs. Davis Stanley and Edward Prig
ger.
Miss Julia Leaning will spend the
winter in Philadelphia.
Carl Green drives new milk Wag
on. n
Bible day services will be held ID
the Baptist Church next Sunday
Wilson Justice has moved on Eben'
sezer Sparks farm lately occupied by
Peter Thompson, who has moved lntc
town in the house vacated by Justice
A low stone fence has been placeo
in front Of p. P. Sweeten's residence
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
KANT.

From November 20, inst, to December
LIST, Warren Atkinson, Of MuIlica Hill, will
unload sKanit' at Swedesboro, Bridgeport,
Pedricktown, Mullica Hill and Wolferth's
Station. Last Fall he unloaded 300 tons at
Swedesboro that tested 10 per cent actual
potash. He advises It's use in connection
with his fertilizers TO prevent ground dis
ease and TO produce big crops Of sweet po-
tatoes Price, 81 ton. His no 81
sweet potato fertilizer, $3.50 per ton.
Send in your orders.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
THoRoFARE.

The Order of the Patriotic Sons of Amer
ca' will be organized in Thorofare, or
Friday night of this week. They will meet
in Wilkins hall.
The w. C. T. U. met on last Tuesday
afternoon in the basement of the church
The President, Mrs L. K Wilkins, opened
the meeting and conducted the devotiOna
exercises. The topic for the day was Sab
bash Observance" and was led by Mrs H
A. DeHart, the Superintendent of this
branch of she work Several ladies read
articles upon the subject and short discus
sions followed Quite number were
present and all took live interest in the
subject At the next meeting the topic fol
discussion will be Social Purity +"
The Union will haye charge of the Ep
worth League messing on Sunday, Novem-
bec 25, thls being the Worlds Temperance
Sunday The monthly business meeting
was held in the basement of the church
After the devotional exercises, old business
was disposed of, and after some discussion
of new business, it was decided to hold a
literary and social at the next business
meeting of the League, when officers for
the coming year will be elected Refresh
ments will be served. and a large attend
ance is desired. New members will be
heartily welcomed.
The Junior Epworth League, which
meets every Wednesday afternoon is rap
idly increasing its membership. The talks
upon Bible subjects given by the pastor,
the Rev. Thomas A. Farley, increase IN
interest and are full OF information for old
and young, and all should feel it privil-
eye to hear them
The teachers of the Thorofare school, Miss
Amy Rambo, Miss Margaret Martin and
Miss Ella Ranlbo attended the Teachers
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
CLAYTON.

The electricians who have been at Moore
Bros. installing the new electric plant and
the cold storage have about completed their
work, and the plant will soon be ready for
operation. With an electric plant of its
own and also cold storage and water
plant, Moore Bros will he the finest eq ,ip-
ped glass plant in this section of she eoun-
try.
Rev. w. S. Nelson has been on an ex-
tended visit TO Atlantic City.
Mayor Nichols has been appointed a
member Of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to animals
Mr.. G. v. Williams, Of >the New Jersey
State home for Orphans, was in Clayton on
Sunday last
The funeral Of Mrs. Lille Beckett was
held from the home of her mother on High
street; interment Cedar Green Cemetery,
Clayton, New Jersey.
political meeting was held in the Town
Hall Saturday evening, under the auspices
OF the Prohibition party The music was
furnished by the Clayton Concert Band,
Mr.. Harmon D. Newkirk is dangerously
I i'll at his home with typhoid fever.
The commuters of Clayton are endeavor-
ing to have the So express from Atlantic
City in the morning, stopped here, 80 that
they may be convenienced in getting to their
work in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beck haye moved
into the house recently vacated by Carl
B ckett
John Southland, who has been very i'll
with typhoid fever, is recovering
A surprise birthday dinner was rendered
MIS-. Lydia Dubois Friday afternoon. The
surprise was complete for the hostess, as
she was absent at the time the guests ar
| rived.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
swEnEsRoRo.

Mrs. Stretch Harris, of Hancock
Bridge, Salem county, has been Visit
ing her son. Amos Harris here.
Mrs. George Collett and children, OF
Camden, have been guests OF Engln-
eer Frank Parker and family
Mrs. Albert Meley. of Germantown,
Pa. has been spending a few days
with her parents Rev. and Mrs. Pro
vost at the Methodist parsonage.
Misses Eva and Pauline Kaybrick
entertained on Tuesday Mr. Joseph
| Dennis and his sister, Miss Sara, OF
Pedricktown.
Jacob Madara has removed from
Henry Shivler's house to the one va
Gated by DR. De Croft, in South
Swedesboro.
Edward Andorfer and family have
been at home from bennington, Pa,
| for a few days.
Miss May Warrington has resigned
her position as organist of Trinity
Episcopal Church.
Clark Zane has removed his family
from Bridgeport and now occupies one
half of Mrs. Mary Shiver's double
house on Main street.
Mrs. Edward Eastlack and Miss
Mary Holman, of this place. and Mrs
William Poor, of Greenboro, Ind. are
spending few days with their sister
Mrs. Mia Eastlack at Mantua.
Mrs. Jacob S. Ware and little eaugh
ter Estella are spending some time
with relatives at Camden, Willow
Grove and Glassboro Her husband is
| blowing glass at Glassboro.
! Mrs. Provost. wife of Pastor Pro
vost of the Methodist Church. who has
been seriously i'll, is slowly recover
ing.
Mrs. Sutton, wife Of Rev. Geo G
Sutton, rector Of Trinity Church, who
has been confined to her room fol-
several weeks by illness is now i'm
proving.
DR.. Vernon e. De Croft has his new
concrete house ON Main street finished
and moved in last week. Mr. An
drew Rode is building a concrete
house on Helms avenue.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society, of the local Methodist Church
will send a box of canned fruit an6
iellies to the Home for Friendless Chill
dren at Trenton. AS the home is en-
tirely undenominational and appeals t.
| dll lOI uGlp, II 10 uOpCtl thCtS W - "
many contributions to this Thanks
4 giving box. All may be sent to the
home of Mrs Laura Moore, or to Mrs
Anna Zane, by November goth.
Poor bunny began to meet his fate
on Saturday and good many families
ained on rabbit on Sunday
Mrs. Gertrude Norton, wife of How
ard Norton, died of consumption a
the Phipps Institute, Philadelphia, or
Saturday, November 3rd. Her tuner
al took place on Tuesday and inter
ment was made in Glenwood Cemetery
Philadelphia She leaves a husband
and two children who have the sym
pathy of the community in their loss
Her age was twenty-seven years.
/ The furnace at the glass house is be
ling rebuilt and work is being pushed
with a prospect of resumption at ar
Hearty date. 20
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
NATIONAL PARK

The Literary Society met at the home of
George B. Densten last Tuesday evening,
and the evening was spent in music and
games. The next meeting Will be neld al
the home Of Miss Il. G. HURT.
Mr. sandow has started his new house,
corner Of Westly avenue and 9th street.
DR.. James E. Lake spent last Sunday at
Pennington Seminary
Mayor G. L. Burtnett has started new
house on Columbia Boulevard.
National Park NJ. E. Charch will give an
oyster supper on December for benefit Of
church
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
MaSauerade Surprise.

A masquerade surprise party was given
M. and Mrs Frank Wilson, Of Swedesboro,
On last Saturday night by coach load Of
their PauIsboro friends. All were in comic
and fancy costume, and created much merri-
ment.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21
LAS RELACIONES
(Declaraciones de ua semanario espa
fIol de New-York.l
NTEE EPANs 7 IA SANTA sEDg

fIol de New-York.)
Un telelegrama de Roma anuncia
que las relaCioneS entire EsDafia el
Vaticsno no Sc halIan hoy en- Ell esta-
do cordial que serla de desearse. con-
tribuyendo tai tirantez la antigua
question relacionada con los matrimo-
MOS y los Cementerios especialmente
Ell Embajador espaf1ol ante la Santa
Scde, ha hecho renuncia del puesto
que venfa desernpenando, debido es-
to, segun el telegrama aGrma, & Ia
actitud del Vaticano para con 81.
Ell hecho, ain cuando no tenpa en-
81 gravedad especial, Sc hace notable
precisamente porque dadas las con-
diciones que han existido desde hace
largos affoS entire Ell Gobierno de
Madrid y el Papa, parecia impossible
que pudieran cambiar Ell sentido
desfavorable. Durante el largo rel
nado de Leon XIII, jamas Sc presen-
to entire las dos entidades difcultad
alguna, debido esto 4 que la po1itica
de aquel giraba en- horizontes mas
liberales que la del Papa actual.
Parece que las ideas cue privan
hoy en- Ell Vaticano son mas exclwsi
vistas de 10 necesario; de ahi que
nadie extra1ia las diarias complica-
clones que Sc han venido presentando
entire la Santa Sede V varios de los
gobiernos europeoS.
Naturalmente, cualquiera dihcultad
que surja con ESpaha, cue tiene es-
pecial resonaucia, povQue ning1n DO
der ha sido mas adicto 4 Roma que ell
espaiiol y es de lamentarse, en- efec,
to que ciertas intransigencias reli
giosas de la Santa Sede puedan des-
truir Ia armonta que ha rnediado
siempre entire esta Y Ell gobierno dc
! la Peninsula.
Dicen que el Papa ha escrito per
sonalmente al Rey Alfonso excitan
dolo a que Sc bUsquen los medios
que puedan traer debida ami-ab1e
lnteligencia entire clloS. Desde lue-
go puede aSegurarse que el Rcy no
opondra obstaculo alguno al prop6si-
to; pero 81 no podra esperarse Que sc
sujete enteramente imposicioncs
de tai naturaleza que no ben, nj
pueden caber dentro de los lfmites
, de las tendencjas de Ia 6poca, que
por 81 solas dcmandaa mas liberal
dad de las que el YaticanO quiece
asplra & c0ncedeT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21
En- San Francisco

Solcmnisinlo cesUlt6 Ia fiesta que en-
honor de Santa Elena Sc verified en- el
dia de aver err la TgIesia De San Fran
cisco, segdn anunciamos oportuna-
mente.
En- dicho acto ohci6 el Revere ndo
Padre Montarer ,ayudado del presbitero
seilor Rechart Y De! senor Padre Luis
Guernica.
FL Reverendo Padre Garpar M Ce-
brones, ocup5 Ia sag7a1a catedra, pro-
nunciando Ell e'oc9cnte paaegtrico de la
Santa.
Termin6 dicho acto con Salve, TIE.
Deum y bendic.6n sacramental
Tanto la o:questa de. sesor Yerar
como las voces de su sefiora MIA Cruz
Verar y las dc los seIores Jordan re-
sultaron admirables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21
ReVista de los Tribunales
CORTE DE DISTRITO
UN AUTO DE MANDAMUs

En- la session de aver tarde Sc cele-
bro la vista de Tin auto de mand anus
que solicitaba Ell Lcdo. Figueroa
Maestre en- nombre de Alberto. Flori-
do, contra ell Juez Municipal de Baya-
mon, don Jose Julian Acosta, para
que admitiera y aprobara una fanxa
de $500 que Sc neg6 admitir del de-
mandante.
Aleg6 Ell sefior Juez Municipal de
Bayam6n que ell denunciado Alberto
Florido present6 ante Ell Juzgado del
Dorado una cauci6n para no turbar la
paz pdblica de $500, y que la Corte de
Bayam6n ne la admiti6 por no suje-
tarse q los requisites seffalados en- ell
C6digo Penal, artfculo 69, sea la
falta de uno 6 dos 6adores abona
dos que para sl case Sc exlgen. Pero
que admitiria la cauci6n sie1npre Y
cuando Sc presentase en- forma legal.
Ell Hon. Juez observa al abogado
del dem andante que en- ell presente ca
SO no habia controversia, puesto que
Iel Juez Municipal admitirfa la fanza
siempre que fuera en- debida forma Y
que por tanto no procedia Ell "auto de
manda mus, y que 81 ell abogado que
RIA investigar la conducta del Juez
Municipal, 10 que procedia era "un
auto de certierari".
Ell sefIor Figueroa alega que Saba
10 que tenia entire manos, que 81 10
que guerra era Solameute un auto de
mandamus para evitar que Ell Juez
Municipal sc negara admitir la fan.
"a, psrque muy bien podia suceder
que por cualquicr motive sc negara a
clio. perjudicandose de ese modo los
intereses de su cliente.
Alega Ell sefior Acosta, que a f6 de
persona h0nrada, nunca Sc habian pre-
sentado en- Bayam6n los fadores, y
que de presentarse no tenia motives
porque negarles la admission de sus
garantias..
Ell Hon. Juez, resuelve que Ell vista
de Ia m anifestaci6n del demandado y
satiSfechos los deseos del abogado del
demandante no habia necesidad del au-
to soliCitadO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21

Responsible es la congregation
de 10 que ahora denuncia el dia-
rio arecibeflo. y es por ESQ que
no basta con registrar ell hecho
dejandolo consignado, sino que
es necesario tanbien exigir res.
ponsabilidades a los que tienen
la culpa de que las cosas sc ha-
gan tan defectuosa y tan torpe-
mentc que q cada instante sc
descubraa tristes ocurrencias,
como la que denuncia Y comen-
ia muy acertadamente el perio-
dico de Arecibo.
81 ESQ oSurrc es neceSariC
que sc ponga un remedio inme-
diato. como 10 demanda la gra-
vedad del case.
Es inaudito 10 que Sc den I'm
cia.
Llevar los prcsos que son de-
distritO de San Juan al de Are
cibo. porquc aqui no tcnemos
carcel, ydejarlos despues EN- ex
trafia localidad, entrcgados
los riesgos de la miseria v de-
abandono. es complicar al 60
bierno, hacerle responsible di-
recto de las fatales reinciden-
Cias, de las Cafdas irremedia-
bles de esOS infOrtunados.
Pongase a tempo ell remediC
que Ell buen sentido Y la pru-
denCia onscjan, vean las au-
tOridadeS llamadas a Solucionar
csc condicto, la manera de que
no llegue a adquirir una grave.
dad mayor dc la que tiene, que
va es bastante para amarga1
los dias aciagos de un gobiernC
y la vida de todo un pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21
POlltica hiSpanO americana

La politica dc Hispano America
en- calma. Es possible que Ia atenci6n
que sc presta al Congreso de Rio
Janelro. contribuya & mantener apIa-
cados los animos: es indudable que
81 tai es ell hecho, este sera uno de
los benefcios, 81 no eli 1nico, que de
la Conferenca pacificadora sc de-
rivcn.
En- Ell Ecuador Sc han mantenido
agitados los aninos con Ell descu-
brlmiento que sc hizo de la venta
que el gobie1no efimero del sefior
Garcia, proyectaba hacer de la ISla
de Galapagos. Ell asunto, segdn Sc
ha~ podido Comprender, no tenia Sc
rledad alguna; constitute simplemen-
te uno de esos comunes incidentes
que surgen Ell el seno dc los gobier-
nos de f1ispano America que, falta
de otras cosas Ell que distra erse, bus
can IA manera de formar complica-
clones para el porvenir. Natural
mente Ell general Alfaro, que necesi-
ia a todo trance justifcar hasta donde
sea possible la insurrecci6n que 10
lleE6 al poder, ha hecho todo genero
&c csfuerzos para dar la mayor re-
sonancla q tai descubrimicnto Los
4doptoS / su go!icrno han aplaudido
tamlor batiente los cargos formu-
lados contra cl scflor Garcia; Y los
Estados Unidos, que figuraban como
presuntos compradores dc la fnca,
han redo de la ocurrencia y por me-
dio de la prensa nacional no han va
cilado Ell decir que jamas Sc les ocu-
rrio hacer tai negoc1o, pues no serfa
acuerdo invertir dinero alguno en- 10
que podrian consegttir por medios
mas econ6m icos ST las necesidades
del lrlperialisnao 10 exigieran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21
RelnaS atlas J reyes bajOS

Por regla general, las rcinas Que
hoy participant dc los tronoS euro.
peos, son mas altas que sus maridos.
81 rey de lnglaterra, por ejemplo, es
unos cuantos ceutimetros mas baio
que la reina Ale ejandta; Ia czarina. le
lleva Ia cabeza al emperador; del
Kaiser no sc puede decir cue es bueu
mozo, al menos 10 bastante para
aventajar q su mujer, asf resulta
que, lamas sc retrata 4 su lado, ST no
esta ella scntada.
El rey de Portugal, todo 10 que
tlene de grueso, tiene de pequcfio.
comparandose con su arrogante es.
posa, y el principe de Gales, ticne
tambien menos estatura que su eyre
gia consorte.
DE esta resla, cue cast puedc de.
clrse que eS general, es exception
Ell rey dc Espa1a, que 81 bieu no es
mucho mas alto que Ia reina Veto
ria, la lteya ua POGO en- esfatura v
ESQ que ella es Ia et,e aquf llamamos
una real moza." Otra exception
son los reyes dc Nofpega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21
ReVista MerCantil

Hemos recibido el numero CORES
pondiente al 70 de Agosto de la inte-
Iesante @RcvfSta Mercant!" que tan
acertada y oportunamente viene diri-
giendo nuestro particular amigo don
Jose Maria Lem ba
Este como todos les n1meros hasta
ell presentes publicados vienen provis-
tos de una intereSante information
mere antiI, qsc sdemas lie ser una i'm
prescindible guia al comercio en- gene.
raj de la Isla, sirve dc conocimiento 4
la classes consumidores de las existen-
cias y precios de los articulos Ell
ruestro mercado
Hemos leido con verdadero inter6s
la ..Revista Mercentil," y cada vez ha-
cemos mas votos por su justa y mere
cida prosper;dad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21
De Aguadil1a
VARIAS NOTICIA s
Luncs. 20 de Agosto.

FL viernes de la sefnana pasada
contraJeron matrimonio en- esta ciu-
dad Ia sefIorita Fausta Aponte con
nuestro particular amigo Ell licencia-
do w. Santos. de Mayagliez.
En- breve circulara Ell inforne
anual que dirige nuestrs alcalde al
honorable gobernador de Puerto Ri
co y al pueblo de Aguadilla.
Ell sabado pasado debut6 en- Ell Sa-
l6a- teatro de esta ciudad ell celebre
transformista y vielinista sefior Ma
nuel de La Presa y Su troupe" ar
tistica.
Tn gentio immense invadi6 ell 10
cal del teatro esa noche
De ca ST todos los pueblos linftrofes
llcgarou a esta sciudad reSpetables
personals, simpatizadoras de tan ge-
NAL artiSta.
Manolo trabaj6 como siempre, ad-
mirablemente, mereciendo Ia apro-
bacl6n de la numerosa concurrencia
que no cesaba de aplaudirlo.
Los republicanos de aquf tienen
hasta ahora una mayorfa de mas de
700 electores inscritos.
Aver domingo Sc 1lev6 4 cabo I'm
desafio de Base ball entire los teams
Lafayette y La Presa.
A pesar de los esfuerzos que hi,
cieron los muchachos del Lafayette
obtuvieron Ell .triunfo en- este match,
los jugadores de La Presa sc porta-
ron como buenos ganando el desaho
por 10 carreras. Los del Lafayette no
"pudieron' hacer nj siquiera una.
Sabemos que Ell team derrotado Sc
propone volver a jugar con ell de La
Presa nuevamente Ell pr6ximo domin-
go reforzando aquel team I'm bQen
nGmero de .jugadores "especiales'
Aver Sc decfa por esta ciudad
que Ell senanario GEL Regional" que
Sc edicta en- esta ciudad, no volver {
yer la luz p1blica.
No sabemos por que.
Ell CerrespoAsa1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21
e. &
UN AUTO OE HABEaS CORPUS

TambiGn aver Sc celebr6 la vista de
una Solicitud de IN auto de Habeas
Corpus que en- nombre de Felipe
AgrinSoni y de Aniceto Rivers hiciera
ell Licenciado Figueroa Maestro,
Elabogado de los peticionarios leyC
81 sohcitud, fundando la illegal prisi6u
de estos en- los siguientes motivos: en-
que ell Alcaide que retenia los acusados
no estaba autorizado para clio porque
no era legal 10 de la carcel del Distri,
to de San Juan en- Arecibo, segundo,
en- la incompetence del Jusz Municipal
de Bayam6n para conocer del delito
Iimputado d los denunciados; tercero
en- haber sido 6stos expuestos dos veces
por Ell mismo delito.
Lefda que fuG la solicitud, Sc prece-
di6 q la practica de la prueba, prestan.
do declaration ell sefor Camiso, AIcai.
de de la carcel San Juan en- Arecibo
don Manuel Camuflas supervisor de
Prisiones y ell sefIor Juez Municipal de
Bayam6n En- primero fuG ex aminado
en- cuanto la legalidad de su cargo;
Ell segundo en- cuants la legalid ad de
la carcel de San Juan en- Arecibo ell
tercero en- cuanto su competencia
para conocer del delito de acontesi.
miento y agresi6n con circunstacias
agravanteS.
DespuGs que eI Letrado hizo sus
alegaciones, Ell seflor Fiscal Sc opuso
a la admission lie la sol;citud hacienda
sus razonamientos en- sentido contra
rio de los de la defenSa.
Ell Hon Juez razon6 el case con
algura extension. negaudo al final de
sus conSideraciones la procedencia del
auto de Habcas Corpus solicitado,
El seaor Figueroa Maestro pidi6
importe de fianza para apelar de la re-
solucion de la Corte. 6st4 10 sehal6 en-
ell de $500 pora cada uno de los pro-
ceSados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-21
De ManatI
Agosto 90 de 1906

En- Ell dia de aver Ell partido unionis-
ia de este pueblo Sc reuni6 para nom
brar compromisarios para la designa-
ci6n de Alcalde y demas puestos
municipales. Los candidates para Ia
alcaldia eran los seffores Francisco
v$zquez Colon y Jose Reyes Torres,
resultando electo por mayoria el pri-
nero.
-Ei circo de acr6batas estabiecido
aqui viene trabajando. con notable
6xito.
-Varios distinguidos cAbaiieros de
San Juan, entire los que vimos don
NJ Fernandez Juncos. Cestero y otros,
eran hu6spedes del senior Francisco
Brunet
Ell domingo pr6ximo Sc celebrara
una convention de los unionistas
Los trabajos del reloj Sc reanudaran
nuevamente.
-Sinceramente felicitamos en- su
onomastico la graciosa nina Elena
Blasques hija de nuestro particular
amigo el reputado facultativo don Ma
nuel del mismo apeIlido.
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