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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Surveyor of the Port.

StWcINT 10 in" ITIDUWc.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25-A favorable
report was made in the Senate today on
Senator Sutherland's bin providing for
at Salt Lake City at n salary OF 1880 a
year. The bill passed the Senate and
Senator Sutherland believes It win be-
come q law at this Congress.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
GOV. WELLS'S WELCOME.
Former Executive Calls the Conven-
ton to Order.

In calling the convention To order Gov.
Wells spoke as follows.
Follow Amcrlcans;-ls chairman of the com
mittco that Ens called this conference. am
proud OF the results thus far achieved. We
have here today assembly OF distinguished
men who represent every section Of our great
country 1t is with special pride that wc
greet the Governors OF StateA Thoy hive
committed for Il time tho important interesto
OF tho people who elected them Into the caro-
OF others and have Journcycd TO this city TO
tnko part In "A conference haVing for its OBJ
ject interests OF cYcn greater consequence to
their citizens than those they left behind If
IL shall happen that succcpJ shall crown our
ofTorts these Governors VIII bo the great gen
erals In our patriotic night for greater Amer
ica-for this movement II II means anything at
all means that America Is to be Immensely
prospored by It's frultion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Crosses Pvrenees i'm Balloon

MADRID Jan. "a Spanish aeronaut
named Duro has crossed the Pyrenees
I'm n balloon. He asccnded at Pau and
descended at Guadic In Granada, covering
about $50 miles I'm fourteen hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Veteran INSURANCE. Man Dies,

FREEPORT. Ill. Jan 25.-Charles L.
Currier. for years prominent in insurance
circles In Chicago and the West died to-
day at Los Angeles, aged 10 years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Kahn Depicts Wrong.

With twenty members in their places. the
House ut IL o'clock took up Its special order
on Statehood Bnsng his prediction OF the
great future development OF Arizona and New
Mexico on the accomplishment OF his own
State Mr. Kahn (COl) depicted the wrong
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Mondell Protests.

Mr.. MondelI CWyo) followed In the samc
pue. He predicted the ,imc when tho repre-
sentatives OF the nourlshlng West would OBJ
ject 70 the representation accorded the dead
a brief speech in opposition was made by
Mr. LLOYD tArk also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Welcome to the Mayors.

We nro pleased TO welcome the Mayors cS
our great cities. who have scented from nfar
the battle which Is to be woged for their con
stItucnts. for that which benefits the whole
country must necessarily bencht each indi-
vidual OF each municipality.
The representatives Of our great trensporto-
ton lines-thosc chief arteries OF commerce
that pultate with the 6oOd. red blood OF our
Industrial life and Without which our country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
FOURTEEN DIE IN NINE
Bodies Of Only Three Victims Have
Been RecoVersd

Bodies of Only Three Victims Have
Been Recovered.
POTEAU. I t, Jan, 25.-Fourteen lives
were lost I'm the explosion yesterday in
slope L. OF the Witteville mine. The eX-
plosion was caused by fire damp Three
of the fourteen bodies have been recov-
cred. but II is impossible to enter the
mine because OF the gas to attempt a
rescue of the other bodies.
Dead.
JOHN ALEXANDER.
WILL ALEXANDER.
PETER DUNSETTO.
ANGELO REEK,
j. H HARP.
JAMES DUFFY
THOMAS REEK.
JOSEPH BAILEY.
FRANK MANN,
JAMES THOMMASON.
ANGELO SPARlAT.
FRANK REEK.
JOSEPH TURK.
A II, DUNLAP.
Two Men Escaped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Prohibition and Anti-Polygamy.

The Constitution of Arizona must prohibit
tho sale OF liquor to Indians forever and that
OF Oklahoma for twenty -onc years
There are many other stpuatlons concern
ing schools. courts and political subdivisions
OF the proposed new states.
Little interest manifested in the day q
proceedings aside from the actual vote on
the bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
EMERGENCY DISQUALIFIED.
City Park Stewards Say Horse Was
Not Eligible in Race He Won.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 20.-The City
Park stewards decided today to disquai-
lfy Emergency. winner of the fifth race
yesterday. and awarded the purse to Jack
Dolan Through an oversight Emergency
was entered In the race, To which ne was
Ineligible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
THURSDAYS Results.

First race three and n half furlongs-
Edward Wilder won, Bongrt second. Ar
Second race mile and an eighth-Marlin
won, Red Ruler second, Fonsoluca third
Time. 1855 10.
Third race, five and Il half furlongs-
Robin Hood won Astarita second. Minnie
Adams third. Time. l.0I 10
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Baron
Esher won, Freebooter second, Envoy
third Time, 27 2-5.
Fifth race seven and n half furlongs-
Bell Indian won, Jetsam second Twenty
Spot third. Time. 1:2S.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards
Fox Mead won Tarp second, Granada
third. Time. l:45 4-5.
Seventh race. seven furlongs-Bcgonla
won, Heart OF Hyacinth second Follow
the Flag third. Time, los.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Iowa Rejected Statehood.

Mr. Hepburn complied. Three times he
said, the people OF Iowa rejected Statehood
majority; four times the Territory Of Maine
refused TO come into the Union and her Anal
acceptance was barely carried. Should the
people OF the Territories In question vote
against coming in they should not be dragged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26

The explosion occurred at 11:l5 o'clock
yesterday in entry No, 4, where sixteen
men were at work. Two of the men near
est the entrance were able To make their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
hrs 0F WRECK TOLD
| BY VALENCIA VICTIMS

but the instinct OF life was strong within
him and he held on braVcly 10 his place
Three others were lying I'm senseless
heap in the rear. washed by every swell
and retained solely by the bodies of the
other men who were closely packed
Time and time again great seas swept
over them sending shudder through the
onIoolcrs who feared to see them swept
away.
Rescue Work Dangerous.
The work OF rcscuing them was danger
GUS The men were too exhausted to even
tic a rope about themselves. When the
raft was sighted cry went up from ths
steamers deck Orders were shouted ana
men on the raft screamed and called
frultlessly for aid. For minute 1t looked
as though the old man with gray hair
Was gone when the raft gave sudden
Iurch but the prompt work OF Mate
Burke and his men I'm the boat finally got
him on deck This man no sooner was
safe than another fainting form was
swept away and was only rescued by
quick work on the part Of the boats crew.
The next man TO be swept from the raft
managed TO grasp a line and cling TO IL
until he was hoisted half way up the
ships side when his strength gave out
and he fell back. He was picked up by
the boat.
Steamer Queen Left Them.
The raft put out from the wreck yes
terday morning on sighting the steamer
Queen and attempted TO reach her. but
before they could get Wltnln SlBnliUB us
tance the vessel put about and headed TO
the strait When the Topeka hove In
sight the raft was once more manned and
again put forth
Tell Terrible Tales.
The survivors told terrible tales of the
wreck OF the vessel When they left the
ship there were about ninety people still
on board. most OF them clinging to the
rigging. Men, women and children were
being swept by every sea
AS soon as the men got aboard DR.. b.
f. Whiting assisted by two nurses and
members OF the crew, hastily admins
tered stimuants TO them and put them
10 bed.
Look for Other Raft.
After picking up the raft the steamer
went In search OF another raft which the
rescued men said had left the ship ear
ller in the day. The vessel ran fully
twenty miles the other side. looking for
the raft, but no sign OF 1t was 10 be seen
1t is the general impression that the raft
foundered.
All the other boats were smashed to
splinters when they attempted TO lower
them; two OF the Ice boats shortly after
launching one escaped the breakers and
put to sea with about eight or nine peo-
pie aboard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Mountains for Men.

The debate shifted 10 the other side at this
point Mr. Cole (O) opposed to subsu-
tutng hills for homes mountains for men.
Mr.. Copron (R. - began speech in favor OF
the bill and then said he would yield TO Mr..
Hepburn II he would recount the experiences
OF the Territories OF Maine and Iowa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Almost Unanimous.

Upon tho assertion that 9s per cent OF tho
people of Arizona were opposed to becoming a
State with New Mexico, Mr.. Webb IN c.
based an argument against the bill.
Mr. Moon made an impassloned plea Tor
Arizona
Mr. Smith made most emphatic deninl OF
charges that the railroad and mining interests
were working against Joint Statehood
Mr. Lloyd (Mo) depleted the Injustice Of
uniting Ari5onn and New Mexico and charged
thnt the only argument In favor OF so doing
was the fear Of Increased power OF the West
In the Senate
Rollcall Is Prompt,
The rollcou on the bill begun promptly
AT o'clock In Just twenty-five minutes the
result was announced. 1874 ayes, $50 noes and
S answering present
Tho bill Is passed declared Speaker Cnn-
non. Thlrty-three Republicans voted against
The resignation OF Claude \. Swanson, re-
Gently elected Governor of Virginia was pre-
sented to the House
morrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Number Arrived Last Night

Numerous delegates arrived late last
night and others Will be In this morning
Tho committee desires to emphasize the
fact that the sessions aro public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
No Hope Of Change.

The bill passed provides that Oklahoma
and the Indion Territory Shnll constitute
State under the name Oklahoma, and that
Arizona and New Mexico shall constitute ono
State under tho name Arizona. Should the
torms OF admission be ratified by the residents
OF tho Territories in question. the respective
State Constitutions must contain clauses pro-
hibitlnG the sale or intoxicating liquors and
p1n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Thought Only of Others.

With tense, drawn face, Capt. Johnson,
cllnging TO the rigging with the pas
sengcrs. thought only OF those with him.
and time and again prayed for assistance
My God. send relief to my passengers" 4"
Capt. johnson was heard TO say yester-
day morning just before the life RATS
left the steamer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
HOUSE PASSES THE
STATEHOOD BILL
Only Thirty-Three Republican
insurgents" Vote Against
the Measure.
FINAL DEBATE FAILS
TO EXCITE INTEREST
Bill as Passed Prohibits Plural
Marriages and the Sale
of Liquor.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-The House passed
tho Statehood bill according TO schedule to-
day The Republican opposition to the mcas-
uro spent Its entire force yesterday. and no
effort made to defeat the bill on Its nnal
passage. only thrty-threo OF the Insurgents
voting against the measure. The bill passed
by tho vote OF 1874 to 100
The debate which preceded this vote began
at IL o'clock and was practically featureless
far any hope entertained OF chang
ing the measure In tho slightest degree.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Strong Tide Running.
Boy Clipgs to Wreck.

"Onc OF the sad affairs which the sail
ors told me concerning the wreck is that
OF a little boy who was sun Clinging to
the rigging when they left yesterday
morning. The little chap is now the only
one OF his family, The others were lost '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Old Man on Raft.

icrn OF the raft sat an old man
Mhite hair and palIid features
$50 and torn by the flying spray,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Other Incidents of Collisions.

1T is Clallll'u pS ltlc company pInClulS
and the employees who figured in the col
lision that all OF the accidents were
caused by the dense fog. although the re-
port that orders were misunderstood by
the crew OF the Murray car has been cir
culated and viii be fully investigated
At the time Of the collision il was i'm
possible to see more than a few feot
the prccnution to walk ahead OF their
cars when approaching a switch. This
prccautOn evidently saved sim other ac-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
n Battle Dravely.

8 sateen men together on their
es1rt battled bravely with a pair
- reach the City OF Topeka
: ing TO the dangerous coast
run In any closer To them
= ~ a mile from the raft a boat
q ed from the Topeka I'm charge
p Mate Burke, who. with muSh
= [succecded In making fast line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Pleased With Wells's Speech.

Former Gov. Wells captured the dele
gates from the first sentence of his strong
end finely delivered address, the words
Fellow American" striking Il keynote
TO which all responded He was fire.
qUentIy interrupted with outbursts of
approval and at the conclusion received
Ecnuine ovation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26

With life line about his waist, and
the thlnnest clothing, the sailor, whose
narne | did not hear, stepped to the rail-
and plunged foremost into the boiling
sea for n second he disappcarcd Soon
however he was seen way below the veg
sci In the hollow OF two gigantic waves.
Sailor Gives His Life
For time he appeared to hold his
own With thS sea, Those on board at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Z ought Raft to Steamer.

tniors on tho Topeka watched
lsns OF the gallant soamen
one minute they were high
nnu lhe next lost TO sight. AZ
succesded In bringing the raft
vi tne steamer. The sight OF
Z Ieatures on the raft brought
!, nc eyes OF the sailors on The
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31
LA DACIMA MUSA

Gzsbanss mis- mesy grimas sfortunxdamente
nA6ie fE6 Observable TrAncurrron ocho das NADIA
ohoeiA ero sn que pudieae habar orta Elena
Un dla n encontr6 s0a el ardn Yo quera bAra
de mi amor pero sns guerra convencer de ndgno
dc ella i crtis 10 coutrao Procure habsra de 10
que 20 hAb{& eido ausenc "a gubs e soeeuer
esss rtcas HA6e de los sCustro Hos de Aym6ns pre-
gune 10 que pensaba del bruio Msngs Ella ao6 Ia csrcada
pAreci6me hsbS dho besadad. Qlise ponerme
buen luQar hIband0 de SCentS ell <Ho del mseroS.
A6sdendo Taruguln hgura este bro muy
iDfame Elena rio uerte Yo estbS coDernkdo Por 6n
hab6 de otro br 6nico hAba remente hechzsdo
de <Pabo Vgns; jovea comprendl6 que M recudar los
n6s msm0 los nucstros
EatA sol6 rD narEumI6 mis- eogos para pre-
gunArme sl IL C5erUG te Ia peos bnco
orne cop be dusnte ausenca
i Como interrdnpi6, Iols poets SivlOf Puea vepRsn
que seSn hsb rectsdo prme estroA cuando
echo rer mas fuerte que nuncs. LoeQo me do:
-Pdes thora quiero Svo que ogss mios ense.
guida rec6 go que de6 cavado mi pto como me
hrete Culndo volv de mi esupor Elena hahs
ecps.do Qusd6 solo smDec6 llorsr remeno Corr ha.
C ardin grtIndo soozando dandome goipes pecho
reVocandome animal vae senderos
Maria lego cog6 mis- trst6 do conosrme pero
rech4ce furoso EAbA loco pArtr de squel ds caba
er yo no he estado mi caba ucio Voa comprendere
que fto Los condenAdcs sufen inferno vano
dgo que 70 debo Ge63rits Eens mas me
10 6go quero Paso t,das chea erraudo Dor
cmp de da prmto Ia CeeG hags que l. de a ganA Ha
volc'do mrehas Lo repi!o chAlero heeS en-
i'm mredrme 20 eche de cbfzaa ro Es dnico pardo
Eable que 20 puedo adoptSr mi desgracA
ONO 20 quiiera prodjgarie algdn consueo:
Aun no 10 sabes odo tsd6 Silvic' L4 s6oFA mGrnues
a6 bAce mucho "a cOmprendereis para Ia fami
liz Valiant ha sdo desgracia Mur6 aseguar e porye
de EDA Qa6 tek de el Caro esa puede ocupsr
emogrador padre Va hsbls de envara Paris Don
Cefrino gaH cue encOntFS al Ia goria fortuna Paca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31
BIBLlOrECA DE .LA DEMoCRAclA, Il

one Ia se1ora Elena NADIA menos que una mus, Dor
shtms d6cma cua seg6n mi cuenta antes %
aeoo haoe nueve Todas las res hay reunion en- cuarto de-
Eaant: mlentras Mails 70 presamos los servcog
mehuoo Elena recs desndo pasmsdo ans
ror oreve Nemgo que permanezcA en- San abFel mn y.
sera oc aslstlr de reunonea Ia curicsdsd ,tr.
mucha gente decs se6or valiant oue dessas or - III;
este le lsonisara en- alto grado ~ n'A'
-IUna muSs una muse repetf 70 muchs vecs ma, .o,
penddo aun gus Robinson Crouss6 cuando va IA bu. IL w
hombre en- Ia arena. '~ o0 vi
81 een>r una musa Hs Ah como ID llama don Cefs,;ro
ambea Ia llama SAfo Corins. 4" NOD 0eieflno
Una muse continuaba yo murmnr.rdo. o.,o..
que decF, amigo mfo9 '''' 'A'o' 10
-Loi6 perftcsamsnte. Lo que 70 digo g, t.n., v.da
como certs mi de'gCs Uua muss una yedsdo,, sefSo
una paaorA Ii declmA Dice que tene una Ira .nnnns M
10 ne Vato semprc hAbla de ella Tsm1i4n tena nn t ~
mas d6nde ocu'ta esos cachibtchM9 Ii oooro MI '
10 sAbe Fl o'ro da Ia deQaer,iL se6ortA Elena no..
voestrs Iira Vuestr0 tripode4 '"Siui0
-lYqr6 diio9
-Vovlo Is espAlda djo que 70 era un yots.
Ne pude menos de sonreir
Ved' chbAllero, prosgui6 Slvio ahf e,ts Il c.,o..
ae 10 s1ea Aqora os chhcAr6s vcs msno ds IA vaJJ 5
~ que ugo' iNavA Ceefcd!'' IN POGO mas prss. -
srnmo IN lat gazo Ia mos quo sintsndo sj .,tLI I,
msa6n de Ia aurora 'Hus"s n9s heVo al
Era gran edifcio con puertau |, c,rr.ts,. n..;o
lrdin deas La muestra preseutaba al btillAr J.j
eFela dc plata gallo debaio Este a. ,il,h
con pico solerto IaE alas despegAdas uns pst, an
EnHe ca ana gran estsnca hab pso bao IA cn 49,.
TeefVAoa los bebedores En- Ell fondo Ia Iux de- uns H
VeAn sos sete sldeanos qpe gAbsn nape en- ma s
techo ma. ennegrecdo humo que Dor el temno e
s preuee Velanse unos mAlos gavsdos Al |
Erants e empeador sNApoe6r sL1s Cu,tTo ioIo
tCuatro Eiementoss ~ S'"V'Vue"ylos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31

clar6 culpable y le impaso una malsa
dc 50 dollars que satlsfixo sl sensen
clado.
Ell Tribunal Supreme condrm6
10 ssntencia de la Corte dc Guayama
contra ell policia insulsr vaentin Co.
ION que di6 mlsrle al juez de psz de
10 Cidra senior Santiago.
Ell Attorney General ha O, dena
do 90 srchive 10 eausR contra oil DO
ltcia inaular Luis M. BAez denuncia
do por Enrique AqaiAo,
Los sehores A Mayol , Ce, pro
-pietArios do la quincalla 81. 9 Muths.
choss estab.eceran nna sucurssl do su
eatablecimiesso en- el local que ocupo
Ia antigua quiacalla do Madsms c.
lima.
Aver fueron detsni1os en- Jua-
ma DlaS dlez tndivlduos por jugadas
de gallos.
---Esta tarde, convocados por el
Ohsial dc SSnidad local, 80 reuniran
sodes los me 1icos mnnlcips.ss de Ia
ciadAd, Goa el fa de glrar una vista
domiciliaria en- aqusllAs cssas On don.
do exlstau cssos de coILis,s dssertsricQ
para yer si 20 comprusba 10 causs
que origins essa enfarmsdad, que 60.
mo ya h, ,mos anu ulciado, Va tomauuo
proporcionss slarmaLtss.
I'll referido Oi9ial do Sanldsd ha
pcdido al alcalde ordezs que las puer
tas y ventanas do todos LOS hos .isa
les de 10 munlci palidad aean Gu bisrsx.
con una densa ssla m.tali;a, que fa
ellie 10 entrads del airs psro no isa
dc Las moscas y mosquitoes, qua ea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31

muy possible sesn los factores ds gran
ndmero de Intermediates inftcciosas.
--Viene notandoss gran escasez de
carns en- oil mercado. Muchos oias a
las diez va SO ha lerminado ests ar.
tlculo, que do paso va subIendo q pre-.
clos fabu!osos,
LA Junts Local do Sanidad ca
lsbrara reuni6n oil viernes proximo.
Sera presentado d su aprobacion una
ordenanzs regll m sntaudo el ssrvlcio
dc barbsrfas.
La csrvtza 81 P4bsls 90 ha reco.
mendado por Of sofa. Su buen gus,o
Ia han hsch0 Ia rival dc todas las
otras Cervesss, Agentes NJ, K. Cal.
def0n c. Tetuan IL San Juan 2, r.
Ell alcalds iLt,rlno dc la ciudad
Hi1r Sanchez Morales, noa ha fAci
lissdo una copia de la ordeaat yo.
tada hace hoy un ailo, por el Concejo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31

municipal, relativa oil trGfco de au<
tc movies. Esta ordenansa regula 10
marchs do estoa vahicalos , cuyo con.
tenido debs hseer cumplir 10 policia
On t9das aas parties.
Han contraido matrimonio ci-
vii en- ests ciudad don Manuel q ar.
ola Calder6a y 10 seE9rita Ceferina
Cruz y Calder6n.
-ss han inscrito en- el registro o.
vii los nacimiensos dc Salvatore To-
rres Morales y Samuel Martin Shsp.
hard y las defancioLes dc Jaciuta Bel.
tran Jorge, Raf.el Dacres Santiago,
Emilia Rodriguez Psatraca, Danla
Carloie Palmer Romaguers, jose
Sanchez Cuadra, Jole Pedrosa y Au>
rora Saldada y Crosas.
Sc nos ategurs que hay desl.
dancia entire los elementos republica.
aoa dc Ia Issbela,
LA Milorita Amila Croaby, pro.
tesora do ing ei do Quebradlllas. h.
presentsdo 10 renuncia do su cargo.
Sc .encuentra enfsrmo el nido
Giaccomo Schira Guillot.I
--Comualcan do Fajardo que fa6
detenido en- un karrio de dicho pueblo
Francisco Monies, acuasdo do agre.
sion.
Para Curar un reSfrIado on I'm
Ola, tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo-
|QUlNINA. El boticario le devolverasl
diaero 81 no 90 oura. La frma do K.
W. GROVE 40 halla ca cada csjisa.
EN- B yam0n fue detsniou eyer
Lula Cabrera, per hurto.
Ell Dsparsamsnto de sducaci6n ha
nombrado pre- ofesora de ing &. de Ars.
Icibo Mias frances Avens.
lCor4'ntla on Ia Sdgssa 6al
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NOT|CIAS DEL D|A
SUMAR1O-Tribuna Supreme nina que Sc ahorca
en- Cayey.-Pr6xmos mbramientos.-Incendio en- la
isla.-De Educac6n.-Reunlon de medcos muncipa.
es-Sobre los NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de Sandal, -
Fallecmientos. -Otras noticias

I'll Tribunal Supreme inf,rm6 go
bte 10 ape aci6n del pleiso entire Ia
"norita Felicits Fernandez , don Ra.
tael Gutierrez. DRho tribunal ha
condrmado en- todas sus partea la sen.
ssncia dc Ia Corte dc Dissrito dc San
JGsn, en- que 10 declar& sin lugsr la
demsnaa que 10 sefioritA Fernandez
interpuso contra oil sefisr G atisrrez
acerca de rendlclon dc cuensas & in
dem Az Aelon por dsiius y psrjulcios.
Mos dlcea dc Cayey que anoche
ocarrio un traglco suSeso on el barrio
<PaimAs dc aquella Jurisdiction. La
NINA Romana Dfaz, por motivos de
dag astos puso fin q aus dias ahorcan.
ooss en- 81 habitaci6n. FL hscho o.
muy camentado an oisho pueblo:
Aver ocurrio un inGsndio en- la
hacienda <Clnsronas que los aeil ores
SsrraLeS pusesn en Jasna -Diaz. lei
laeRo consuMlO tOtAlmente I'm cxfiave.
rsl. La pollclz psrs gae q los auto
res del hsSho.
--SE DASEA mlra1or 8 hAbita !.
et6n baena. Dlriglrss corrso 32l. 81
LA Corts Municipal seatsnoi6
hoy & Bernardo O.six, a dos msses de
.arse., por vsnosr, q Felix Morales un
arc com) de oro, reslsAndo ser falso,
-Ha sido traslSdaoo 4 Santa Isg.
osl Ia profes0ra de iDgles Mrs Aniss
CROSBY.
Hoy f.6 visto CD Ia Corte muni.
clpal q! Iulslo consrA don Secundino
Melon, acusado de habsr agcelido la
noshe del II dc Dlciembre tiltimo nj
niho Javier Azeuclo. e. jusz 10 de.