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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10
FAYETTE

Miss Alberta Underwood left Satur-
day To return to her work at Atlantic
City, n. ].
Mrs. George Hobbs is visiting ut Mrs.
Alice IIutchinsons.
Sweet corn raiscrs will begin this
week t" pick for the corn shops.
Schools in town began Monday.
Miss May Underwood will teach at
the Mills. There will be Il number
from this place that will go to Kcnt's
Hill this term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10
ALLEN HILL, A LOFTY AND BEAUTIFUL
EMINENCE LOCATED IN MANCHESTER.

| celebrated authority both in this coun-
| try ana abroad. James Allen was the
| grandfather OF the late T.. c. Allen
| of the family and makes a beautiful
summer home.
Between these houses stands the old
| church which was built some GS years
| ago from material taken from The old
Baptist church at East RcadfCll
| which was torn down at that time,
therefore the frame and other PARTS arc
much more than 100 years old. The
building Of this church was quite an
un1e rtaking for the promoters. They
We're few in number and, were for the
most part hard working farmers and
the share for each one, Of the cost of
the church was quite Il heavy burden,
but they struggled along with it and ut
length the house was completed. It
has been occupied as Il church the
greater part Of the time since The
christian EndcaVor Society of this
vicinity deserves much credit for its
timely aid in saving the old church
from impending ruin. and making out
Of ii an attractive place Of worship.
as We'll as fitting memorial, to those
VII" reared it ana who now sleep with
in its shadow. For nearby. in the old
bnrying ground, rest the first members
of this church
OR wales are sweet with fern ana rose
cr Hills ale maple crowned:
But not from tfom our fathers chose
The couhtly hurynS ground
winding wall of mossv stone.
troSt-funG and broken lines
lonesome acre thinlv grown
with grass and wandering ylnps'
me above lines fittingIy apply to
many OF our old burying grounds
throughout the country, but while this
particular spot is in part better kent
IL plainly shows that unpartlonablr
neglect, that increases with the passing
years. In the corner of the wall Of the
"lh bnrElng ground is q curious stone
70 winch 4 strange legend attaches.
This stone is very large ana contains
the perfect imprint of two human feet.
one print being Very much larger than
me other. The legend is in substance
As follows. Very many years ago a
road was being built near this spot ana
inns great boulder was directly in the
way u it. Strenuous efforts were made
|" remove 1t by the unskillcd methods
OF that day but al We're Of no avail.
II Stlll blocked the new highway. At
last IN desperation the man in charge
Oh the work resolved one night that the
stone should be moved, if not by any
teSetlmatc means by some other. He
therefore made 4 compact with Satan
To 20 III" work in return for which tho
man was to sell Satan his soul. In the
morning the stone lay out of the Wa,.
by the roadside ana upon its uppcr
surface appeared the footprints which
1t bears today. Thus runs the legend.
he this rs it may, it is indeed a pom
herouS stone and must have required
the united efforts of many pair of
Stalnch oxen 70 plocc it in its present
position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10

years old. The ancestors of this family
came from New Hampshire when
this part OF the county was first settled
and it is quite a remarkable fact. III
view Of Sc many changes constantly
taking place in families that the pre-
sent owner bears the same name. Not
far away to the southwest and clustered
along the nearer shore of the lake is
situated the thriving colony of Ham
mOndS Grove where many people have
pleasant summer homes. 1t is stated
on good authority that the houses are
larger, better built and much nicer i'll
every way than can be found at any
similar resort in the State. Nearby the
Grove and readily seen from this point
is the popular island resort known as
Island Park which furnishes many at
fractions during the season. Owing to
the electric road these places are easily
accessible from the cities and many
other points and is becoming more ana
more patrOniZcd every summer.
At the foot Of the hill are some nota-
hlC places of historic interest, namely
the old Allen hOmCsteads whore many
years ago two brothers of that name
SeItIed, respectively JbindN amt James
Allen lothian was the father Of The
late William II. Allen who was presi-
dent Of Girard College for many years
President Allen spent much of his early
life heHo and was graduated from Bow
dom in 1898. This place was also in
later years the home Of Professor
Frank Scrbncr, the noted botanst
His boyhooG was passed on this farm
AMI it was here that he became inter
est"d in Botanical study and made his
first collection Of specimens. From
this beginning by continued study and
research he has reached 4 high posi-
ton in his profession, ana become a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10
Palmyra Granqe.

IaIn'Nra Grange held a regular session
at Grange hall Saturday evcring with
- m"'nb"rs present. The Third ana
f"ufth degrees were conferred upon one
candidate. No program was presented.
Next Saturday evening. Sept. Il. the mar
NED non viii occupy the chairs ana the
program will be prepared by l.. W. Frost.
lecturer pro. tenn. The question for dis
cusSion ut that time will be Resolved,
That City Cousins Are More Cordial En-
tcrtainers Than Country Cousins"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10

ms E""IH' ms many friends viii be
SID 70 src him around again.
James Galley ana family. who have
hcen Passing the summer here, r..
turned to their home in New York
Monday.
Mrs. Charlotte Troop, who net With
serious accident while visiting in
East Pittst"n last week, remains abou.
thy -,unc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10
Thrown From Her Horse.

winchester. Va. Sept. ?.--Miss Hazel
R2lston. of Washington. ID. c. was
thrown from her horse while riding with
PARTY of friends near the old chapel
III clarke County, recently, AMI severely
INJURED. The animal ridden hy Miss Rails
'"h became frightened and the girl, I'M
.'n.e 10 manage him, was unseated She
III INTO the road on hcr head and was
stunned for time.
Sne was brought to Winchester. where
= pnHsician found that she was suffering
ttr2im severe bruises and conclusion. Her
pA'u'ies are not believed to be fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10

From Allen Hill in Manchester the
finest view is obtained that can be
found in all the surrounding country.
Nor is the fame Of this spot a local one
for many people from all parts of the
country visit it, and always speak in
high terms of praise Of the beauties
spread before them; and still others
who have travelled extensively in Eu
rope also, say of it, that no finer
scenery can any where be found, not
even on the famous Rhine than the
outlook from this hill affords.
The view of water is indeed most
picturesque The well known lake of
CobbOsSeecOntee stretching away to
the southwest and the lakes of Bel
grade lying far to the north outline
and accentu1te in the farther distance
the finest landscape view that one
rarely looks upon. Near the western
horizon rise the stately school buildings
Of Kcnt's Hill. which can easily be
seen when the air is dear. and still
farther away under the setting sun the
Snow-capped peaks Of the White Noun
tains rear their tall heads.
AS we turn toward the east the view
is varied by wooded hills, fer
tile valleys and well kept farms
Thus we have i vicw-spread area from
east to west \ changing panorama
unsurpassed for beauty, diversity and
extent. At one time this hill enjoyed
the distinction of being the highest
point in the county. but it has been
decided by actual measurement that
the ncighborinG elcva ton in East Read
field known az Monks Hill is > feet
higher. o.
On the north side Of Allen hill is
located the Knowles farm which has
been owned in the family many years.
The present house is more than 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10

IN 4 large measure due TO his bushes,
sasaclty and shrewdncss. All who a,s
fortunate enough to enjoy his acquainI
lance, feel assured that eyerytbin,
VIII 70 right under his general sunar'
vision. 0p'i-
The secretary, Arthur n. Dopgla,,
"f Chelsea, has been connected win
ne fair almost since its nrganizatian
ana has been secretary for nearly
twelve years.
The South Kcnnebcc is now knov,
t. ," one q the best county t,irs IN
the State and the officers III. nut,ins
forth every effort to maintain tbs
,nEiable reputation they have gaTnsd
inc prospects are excellent and Tho
infringement are enthusiastic oy,r TN
outlook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10
LIQUID HEALS
SORES QUICKLY

To heal any sore keep the flesh wet
with N-Zalia. This LIQUID destroys the
sore germs and soon grows healthy flesh
over the sores. The ugliest sores can
often be healed in this MaN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10

some manufacturers use trademarks,
ana packages similar to those we'll adj
NertlSed. giving the dealer an extra dis
ccuht and depending on him to substitute
tntf'' Tor the advertised article There
lore insist on getting what you ask for.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
Regatas en- Kiel.
Un gran banquete

Kie JUNO 27.-E Kaiser, con motive de las
regatas internacionales que Sc vienen celebrando
aquf, ha dado un extraordinario banquete en- honor
de los grandes dgnatarios extraneros que han asis
lido presenciar dichas regatas En- Ell citado ban
quote. el emperador Guillermo ocupo la presdercia
teniendo su derecha al Embajador de los Estados
Unidos su izquierda al Embajador japoneS. Las
atenciones que durante e acto tuvo el Kaiser hacia
el dplomatico americana, fueron extremadamente
ostensibles La presencia de dos almirantes japone
ses en- eli banquete como enviados extraordinaros
di6 { este caracter de marcado nteres polftico Es
tos envados extraordinarios condujeron para el
emperador Gullcrmo vaiosos presentes que, en-
nombre del Mikado, huberon de entregare EN- el
,nismo acto. Tai circumstance ha dado lugar a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
Gabinete venezoiano,
Renuncia en- m4sa,

Caracas JUNO 27.-El gabinete del presidente
Castro, ha rerunciadosen masa Esta renuncia de-
bese la censura de que fuera objeto por parte de
las Camaras Legislatvas, la gestion del MinistIo
de Hacienda Credito P1blico, seior Dr. Eduardo
Cells FL Congreso en- su crltica, abarc6 los mi
nistros de Hacienda Obras Publicas, partiendo &c
las Memorials por esos ministerios presentadas. FL
gabinete considera nvstas las censuras de que sen
blanco aquellos dos importantes centros gubernah-
vos ademas de estinar fuera de toda consideration
respeto al gabinete, la forma Ell que tales censu-
ras han sido hechas. Sc ahrma que erogaciones de
Obras Pdblicas, que, segdn algunos, no aparecen
iustihcadas Ell la Memoria del Ministro de Hacien-
da es que principalmente ha determinado la acti-
tud resueJta del gabinete que conodera al doctor
Cells lejos de toda sospechosa imputaclon. Sc es-
pera conocer por la opinion, ansiosamente, la act
tud que, ante este asunto, adopte el Executive Ma
cional
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
Un buen regalo
ESQ mil dollars.

Londres, JUNO 27.-Se tiene entendido Ell esta
capital que Lord Cromer, ex-agente britanco en-
Egipto, recbra un regalo consistente Ell cincuenta
mil lbras esterlinas, por sus vaosos servicos pres
tados en- aquel remote pals. Dicha cantidad, por
recommendation del rey Eduardo, sera votada por la
Camara de los Comunes. Lord Cromer sirvi6 en-
Egpto por espacio de mas de 80 afios. Logro i'm
pulsar extraordinariamente el vuelo de las indus
trias ell comercio Realz6 una obra polftica tras-
cendenta ligando e respeto del pueblo egipcio los
intereses de Inglaterra, afrmando la Influenza de
esta naci6n en- e pa(s el benepacito de los uatu
rales. Ultmamente Egpto pedla reformas politlcas
de orden absolutamente decentralization, este,
Lord Cromer antes de salir del Cairo Sc opuso, re-
comendando en- contrario las petciones de los egp-
clos, obra de algunos agitadores polticos ganosos
de representation prestigio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
Tropas prisioneras'
Siituacion conplicadd,

Paris JUNO II Los vinicutores perssten en-
sus demandas al gabinete de Ciemenceau, Ell q sen
lido de que tenga elemental con los acu'ado9 de
cabecillas de los recentes motines Sc decllIen
las algunas disposiciones contendas Ell la ley con
ira los fraudes La acutud de Clemenceau es in
variable. la peticon d. los vinicutores ha res
pondido envianlo vatios cruceros de guerra con
terminates 6rdenes para que conduzcan a Tlnez,
en- calidad de prisoneras las opas de reelutas que
Sc amotir aran desobedeciendo las orenes del gene
raj Croober.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27

Esta noche Sc rcanira Ell Sc
SION ordinaria Il concejo munici-
pal.
Aver tarde lego d. Huma-
c,o, Ia distingdida ssnora dona
Carmen Otero viuda de Gilvez,
madre de nuestro querldo amigo ;
correligionario don Julio G1lve/
Otero, que vieue con el prop6sito
de operarse de una doleucia en- IA
vista.
Ell sabado dietara resolution
el Juez Rodey de la Corte Federal,
ca varios asuntos pendientes, algu-
nos de gran importancia.
"A disposition del Juez mum
pal, han ingresado en- la carcel de
Humacao, Etanislao Camacho, To
mas Lozano, por acometimiento y
aggression Gervasio Pifeiro, por
hurto menor y Heraclio Rivera,
tambikn por hurto menor.
-Ha regresado a Mayagtlez,
despues de terminar su carrera dc
ingeniero civil en- los Estados Uni.
dos, Ell joven don Rogelio Capes
tany.
-Ha embarcado para Paris
via New York, don Guillermo Go
dreau, propietario de Salinas.
En- Utuado fue sentenciadt
por elJuez municipal, Isidoro Jesds
por exposiciones deshonestas,
ciucuenta dias de arresto.
Han sido puestos en- liber
tad en- Ia chrcel de distrito de Sal
Juan, los individuos Patricio LA
nos y Gustsvo Dubois, este dltim
por disposition de la Corte Fede
raj.
FL mobiliario de la sala Z
socorros es tan escaso y Sc encueu
ira en- tan NAL estado, que urge gu
por el alcalie Sc disponga su sust
Iusitu poE otyo cue respOnda meic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27

q las exigencias DE- ese est#b'eri-
miento. Ademas, de tipandos,, co
mo Sc destina, la sala de soCorros CO.
no consultorio dc lbs mtlico, mu
ni~ipslcs, las parsonfs que v}n all
no encucntlan donde 5 nt1rsy 4 fin
de vsperar el meiico, quien no
si>nprr llcga las horas marcadas.
HI juez Roiey, de IA corte
Federal, ha fallado favorablemente
un pleito representado por el abo-
gado don Jose de Diego, en- que Sc
solicitaba la anulaci6n de las escri-
turas de traspasos { hipotecas otor-
gadas por don Joaquin Tornabell a
favor de don Luis Aran y por este
a favor de don Baudilio Duran y
de la sociedad Duran y Coll.
La cuantta de este asunto al
CANA unos Glen mil dollars.
Don Gabriel Soler, ha soli-
citado permiso para construir una
cnadra en- aMiramar,n Santurce.
-Ha fallecido eli San German
la senora Teresa Atresino, DANA
muy estimada en- aquella ciudad.
-Durante los dfas 20, Ply p
del actual han ingresado a cunpin
sentencia en- el presidio los siguien-
teS individuos: Francisco Granela
Gimenez, de Arecibo, a l ano por
escalamiento en- Ter. grado; Abelar-
do Rivera, de Comerio, amos por
hurto mayor; Manuel Ramos Mon.
tanez, de Arecibo, a l aiio por hur-
to mayor; Candido Perez Rodri.
guez, de Cidra, a l ano seis meses
por tentativa de violaci6ni Pedro
Morales Acevedo, de Aguadilla,
J amos por sscalamiento en- ler
grado; Remigio Pine, de Isabella,
aflo 6 meSes por atentado cona,
la vida y Lucas Santiago Nieves
de Lares, q l afio por hurto mayor
layer salid para Cayey el Di
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
N0TICIAS GENERATES
DE LA CAPITAL Y LA ISLA

rector del Lqborato'io Qaiaico de
la Juntd 5upeyiof IL SAM ~ don
R4fael del Vale Sarraga, con q fin
de tomar Inu -stras de aqua en- el
sitio doude la de e>tab!ecerse el pro
ye.talo acaeIucto Je aqurl pueblo
La Colte &c Di>tIito de Ma
yaguez ha conlenado a Juan Rive
ra, de II afios de edad y natural de
San G1lman, a dicz dias de arreato
por turbar la p]z publica,
"A edad avanzada ha falle-
cido en- Gurabo la senora dona Sill
vestra Carrion y Calderin, muy
estimada en- aquella localidad por
sus vittudes.
La hnada era tia de nuestro
correligionario y amigo don Julio
Esparo!ini y Carriou, aquien en-
viamos nuestro pGsane, a,i como a
la apreciab'e familia Carton.
-Desl. aver Sc encuentra en
es,a ciudad nuestfo quelido amigo
y ouen correIigi1ario & doctor don
J3-e 4. Diaz J Dioz, dc Fajardo.
Le reiterlmos na-,tgo afectuo-
50 sa.nIo.
Is de l.,eailad que las 10
ches de function IN el teatro, Sc dis.
ponga de mayor nimero de caro-.
elkctricos para el plsaj-, cuandc
los espectanulos terr.i' all despue,
de las dose. I'm solo caro- no E.
sufcignte 4 coutener q numero d.
persoras que d. Pnrrtl de Terra
Santurce y Rio Piedras asiste a
/ teatru.
Ha >ido declarajo cesante {
camillero municipal Ramon Ra
mirez que pTestaba servicio &
! Santurce.
-Dma Teresa Mosge y dol
Matias de les Santos, han Solicitad
permiso de la alcaldia para hace
consuueciones en- Santurce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
EUEVA ADHESION

Don Pedro L. Mater, de Fa.
jaldo, que milito en- el parliao fede-
raj y Sc declare indsp ieu.e q
raiz de la asamblea del sOlimpoa,
nos escnbe manifrst5ndoncs que
abandona tai Bctitud { ingrtsa en-
Ia sUnion de Puerto Re- III vista
de Ia virtualidad dc los principles
que este sustenla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
NOTIC|AS DEL. OIA
Una uueva estacion pa
ra ell ferrocarril.
Una renuncia.
SAlk D. SOCORROS
Recogida de correspondence
para los Estados- U nidos.
Varias detenclores.

Creese que muy pronto CO.
nlenzaran las obras de la nueva es-
taci6n del fcrfocat,il, que svrd un
sobefbio edidcio, svgt1u pianos que
hemos visto.
-Hipolito'Cottijo, Ell rina aver
tarde con otro indiViduo, recibi6
ura herida contusa sobre el parpa-
do derecho y una confusion sobre
el carrilo izquicrdo.
Para el dfa 5 del mes pr6ximo
esta s1fglado eli la Corte municipal
el juicio contra el torcedor Domingo
Figueroa acusado por el policla
Balbino Santos, de hurto de vcinte
y cinco tabacos aSaratogao en- los
talltres de al,a Iuternaciouah.
Hoy tom6 puerto, proceden.
te de los Estados Unidos, el vapol
americana oCaracaso.
-Existen Ell Ia carcel muni
clpal IS individuos; 47 varones J
"A mujercs sentenciados y IS pen
dien.es de juicio,
Sc encucntra enfcrmo ell la
Marlas el cabo de la policfa insula,
don Felipe Ortiz,
-Anoche, despues de las doce
Sc presrnt6 Ell IA saIa de socorro
Evaristo Rivera con uuq herida in
elsa de quince centimetros en- Ia re
gi6n inguinaI derecha, que dijo S
habsa pyoducido casualmente. 1,
asisA6 el practicante Claudio.
II dia dos de julio pr6xinc
d las 10 y so de la mailana Sc recc
gera Ia correspondence que ha d
conducir el vapor oCarolinao par
los EStados Unidos.
-Hl reuunciado don Jua
Claudio Ia plaza dc practicante dt
San ltorio de Ia Lig7 Aatiuberct
losa, sustituy tniole la silJlil
Perafa
Aver tarde tueron arrests
dos Juan Anlo.ia s larm.lo BRAY
pr haber promoyiIo III gran 6
cdndaIo Ell rina que sostuvieron.
Mr.. Martin L. Gill, sub S,
cretltio de Puerto Rico, nonbrad
recientcmente Juez de Ia Corte q
Distrilo de Ponce, iegr y en-
Caracas de lbs ti!os Cuiao
Hoy salio para Ponce nj,
tro estimado cerrelikionarlo : ain
go don Adolfo c. Fortune, pact
cante del hospital Tiicoehe, ii
} pas6 aqai una maa.9 Ia, en u,o /
lieencia.
Fl jucz de pa lie Carolir
iupu*o 20 1ias DC arrv 10 a Patr
clio LIanos por portar armas prob
T bidas.
La carle Sc esta exp1udiei
} do Ell San Juan al escandaloso pr
J cio de 10 centavoi. Sc nos infc
ma que Ia oarne Is res, 81 Sc ql
sierra apo-tar de ", I{stados Il
1 5, podril expslIerae alli d
eentayos q kjlo. Igualmente IS
oeufricn 10 cen los huevos de 6
} linn qn- hoy Sc detalIdn u {.
Ca2..l! 4 site pr pe,-ta, cuau
: i.nportandos> ~ los E,talos u
dos , - ,zpcnderse alui 4 yet
Z lia pa- peseta.
: .,ubag0 aver para los Is
! dos Uaidos, en uso De liceneis
! Superintendent lie E1cuelas
: Yauco Mr. Roger L. Conant.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
AsUNTOS D|VERSOS
Tres guardias expulsa.
dos del cuerpo de la
Polic1a insular.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Gran edi6cio para escuelas en-
la Playa de Msyague uez.
Llbsrtad Conditional.

Han sido expulsados del cuer.
po de la policia, los guardias Luis
Lopez Diaz y Jose Pillar Ramos,
ell virtud de cargos formulados
contra ellos por haber ocupado
IN revolver I'LL paisano, Ell Ia ca
lie de San Francisco la mad1ugeda
del incendio lltimo, ocultando Il
hecho sus superiores disponitr-
do de diCha arma, la cual vendillon
al guardia Lorenzo Hernande7.
Tambien fu6 expulsado el guardia
Felipe Miranda, en- virtud de cargcs
por abandono de servicio y conduc-
ia irnpropia de i'm policia.
Sc anuncia, en- Aguadilla, Ia
apatici6u de un peri6dico diario;
de information, sin caracter politi-
CO, titulado oEl NativoD que Sc de-
dicara especialmente los asuntos
locales.
-Esta tarde Sc espera, de re-
greso de su viaje a Mayagiiez, al
Attorney General Mr.. Feuille.
En- la carcel de Humacao
fue puesto en- libertad Conditional,
bajo palabra, por disposition del
Gobernador Post, el preso Jose Ma
Berries, industrial de Caguas, que
fue sentenciado dos aiios de pri-
sion, por abuse de con6anzs, de
los cuales lie restaban siete meses
veiute y nueve dias para cum
plir.
-Esta noche, segIn anuncia-
mos, es el benehcio del celebrado
artista senior Casas PedreroI. Hay
gran animation para asistir al
Teatro.
-En breve daran comienzo ell
la Playa de Mayagiiez, las obras de
construction de un gran edifcio
para escuelas.
En- la subasta verihCada an.
tes de aver en- la odcina del Supe.
rintendente de obras pIblicas, para
la construction de la Escuela Co.
rreccional de Mayagjiez hicieron
proposiciones los siguientes sefio.
res: don Victor Honore, de MAYA.
giez, por S34.I38 IS; don Ricardo
Skerrett, de Mayagjiez, por S 34.-
600; don n Perazzi, de Ponce, por
S35.945 so; don Jose Lago, de San
Juan, por S IS. So4 so; don Antonio
! Saias, de Mayagiiez por $33 942. so.
Este lItlmo obtuvo la buena pro
Ell Gobernador Post ha con.
cedido la libertad bajo palabra a los
! siguientes confnados; Susano Co.
Ion y Colon, de Carolina, senten
Y ciado por la Corte de Dist1ito dt
!. San Juan el de Enero de 1908,
!, cumplir 8 amos un dfa de preside
: por homicide; y Pedro Algarii
!, Rodriguez, de Arroyo, sentenciad
}; por la Corte de Distrito de Sa,
} Juan en- 81 de Mayo de 1900 a cum
plir II amos, 8 meses un dia de pre-
sidio per homicide.
n Sc halla en- San Juan nucstr
t, distinguido amigo y corrcligiouari
i don Jose Gonzaio Diaz, de Trujill
ie alto.
a Hoy cumplieron. ,us conde
mas en- la carcel municipal Faust
a no Meltndez, Juliana Perez y Agr.
IN pima de Jesus.
la -Ha renunciado don Jua
IS. Bautista Echeandia, como mien
III bro de la Junta Escolar de Camuy