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The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
DIsSIPATES BIG SENSATION.
Coroner says Human Fragments In
River Do Not Spell Murder.

New York. Aug. 22-Floating in the
waters oHthe North River at the foot Of
Bloomfield street, old Greenwich village
portion of a womans body was found
al 9:l5 o'clock this morning
The police thought they might have an
other Guldensuppe mystery on their
hands. Just as soon as they got wind
Of the find a squad Of detectives was sent
out from the Charles street station TO
question everybody along the water front
who might throw any light on the matter
After COroner's Physician Weston had
made a careful examination he said there
had been no murder The parts found
he said, came from a surgeons operating
room.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
SERGT. BERG SCORES HIGHEST.
Beats Mai. Winder Two Points at
Camp Perry Rifle Match.

Camp Perry, Ohio, Aug. 22.-The Presi-
dents match was won to-day by Sergt
W. A. Berg. of Washington State who
beat Mai. Winder, OF Ohio, by two
points. scoring 80 out Of a possible $50.
The second stage of the match was shot
in a sixteen-nile wind.
The scores of the five prizes were:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Capt. CLARK Reports for Dutv.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Aug 22--Capt G. R. Clark
L. S. n, to-day reported for duty at the
Naval Academy. Capt Clark will be de-
tailed as head of the department of Eng
lish at the institution, taking the place Of
Prof. J. K. Rawson, who was retired in
June last upon reaching the age limit.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
SEEK McCREA'S ASSISTANCE.
Pennsylvania Parents Demand Aid
in Finding Sons Body.

Pittsburg. Aug. 22.-The aged parents
of J. B. Miskell, a West Pennsylvania
Railroad fireman. who was killed in :
wreck in the flood of March IA last to-
day made formal demand on Coroner
Armstrong. of Allegheny County. that
President James McCrea. of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, be summoned
by the CORNER personally to search for
'the body of their son, who went to
death IN Deer Greek.
The parents have spent all their little
fortune and much time on the stream
searching for the body Of their only son,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Strangers in Washington will find de-
sirable rooming and boarding houses ad-
.Yertised in The Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
TAFT WOULD BREAK
THE SOLID SOUTH

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

On Sunday morning the pastor will preach on "Christly Living" The mu- sic will be an anthem for opening, Like as a Father" by Starr; for offer tory Miss storm will sing Jerusalem, Thou That Killest the Prophets" by Mendelssohn. During the service small children may be left with the kinder garten department, where professional service, in care and instruction, will be given them At the Sunday school session opportunity for study In class will be furnished persons of all ages. The meeting for the young people will be another of the remarkably success full missionary meetings Miss Curtis will be in charge. At evening worship the pastor will preach on Wounds and Scars" The quartet will sing for opening "The Lord Is King" by Mars ton; for offertory, The Lord Is Gra- cious,' by Ward. These services are all open to the public without reserva- ton.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
GA HOL { ACHIEVEMENTS
REcITED AT K. OF c. CLUE
Speakers Tell of Part Taken in the Past and Possibilities
 in the Future.

Loyal council, No. 30, Knights of Columbus, held It's open meeting in the remodeled club rooms at 1S9 Orange street, last evening, with over 100 K. of c. members in attendance The fea- ture of the meeting was an able ad- dress by Thomas s. Lonergan, a news paper man of New York city, followed by Q musical entertainment and smo- ker.
 On the progTam were Mir. Del Gardo, a Yale law school man and 8 member of the order who told of religious con- ditions in the Philippine Islands, his native country. In summing up he stated that the natives go to the Prot estants when they wish financial as- sistants but still hold to the Catholic faith for religious worship. District Deputy Kennedy of San Salvador, spoke at some length, Rob Mclaughlin of Loyal sang several selections and Joseph Ahearn recited the speech of Spartacus to the gladiators, all of whom were well received
 MT, Lonergan spoke on Catholic Achievements in America" In open ing he cited the discovery and explor- ation of America by catholics men tioning Columbus, De Soto, La Sale, Marquette and Champlain as represent tative One-haif the rank and file of the Continental army were Irish Cath olics, the speaker declared Many of the patriots close to Washington were Catholics and Mir. Lonergan gave as the prime reason for Benedict Arnold's traitorious act the Irish and Catholic influence sourounding General Wash iaston. :,
 He recited the penalties enforced against the Catholics which the Reyo- lution did away with, and expanded at length upon the valor of the Irish and German Catholics who fought in the Civil wan mentioning particularly the Sixty-ninth regiment of New York, composed entirely of Catholics. In closing he said:
 "The Catholic church teaches that next to God is country and next to re- lision is patriotism Catholic philoso- phy if properly applied can solve the race question, the labor problem and the divorce eyilw
 ''The Catholic laity of this country, owing to is members, intelligence and hirh ideals, if thoroughly organized and working in concerted action can aeaomn'ish great things for church and statr end do ~,Nch to better the condi- ton of our fellow-men.
 sh 1ss nothing to fear from the Catholic church because the motto of every good Catholic Is God and Oeun-ry'
 "There is no conflict between Catho-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE CHURCHES Preparations for the Chapman Meetings Progressing
 Rapidly. UNION SERVICES NOW HELD Berkeley Sermon at Trinity Rev. Dr. Brown on the
 Philippines.
UNION SERVICES NOW HELD

The conveners appointed for the eight districts where special evangelas- tic services are to be held this winter had another meeting yesterday after noon. Each reported union prayer meetings already instituted, or arrang- ed for the coming week. As body the conveners request that union cot tage prayer meetings be held In every section of the various districts during the last three weeks before Dr. Chap man and his workers arrive, Judging from the general spirit manifested by those entering upon the preliminary work, New Haven will have the great est spiritual uplift in its history.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
invited to be present. Admission is free. Doors will open at 9;30 o'clock. Humphrey Street Congregational
 Church.

Public worship at 1O.3O a. m,, with sermon by Rev Frederick Lent, pastor of the First Baptist church. In the evening, at 7.3O, with sermon by Rev. H. E. Wilson, pastor of the Epworth M. E. church. Bible school at 12 m. Christian Endeavor at 6;30 p. m. on Tuesday, December 10, at 7;45 D. m9 the union prayer meeting of the First Baptist, Epworth NJ F. and First En- glish Lutheran churches, to be held in the Humphrey Street Congregational church, will be addressed by the Rev. Henry E. Kelsey of tho. Fourth Congre- gational church, Hartford. Mir, Kelsey is familiar with the mission conducted in Hartford, under the leadership of pr Chapman,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
First English Lutheran Church.

Lawrence and Foster streets. Morn ing worship at 1o:9O, with sermon by Rev. H. E. Wilson, pastor Epworth M E. church. Sunday school at 1130 Christian Endoavor at ' p, n1., led by Miss Louise Hansen Yesper service at 7:45. with sermon by Rev F. R. Luckey, pastor Humphrey Street Con gregational church The Ladies Aid society will hold their annual bazaar next Friday evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
St. Johns P. E. Church.

Second Sunday in Advent, December 8. Morning prayer and sermon, l0:so, Prelude-Meditation .............. Pache Te Deum in G .,.............. Knox Benedictus in E flat ........ Woodward Offertory-"T Great Day of the Lord
 iS Near. .,,.,,..,...'.'.'''.. -ntttlh Postiude-Allegro in A minor Brede
 Evening prayer and sermon, 400.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Tho Cltr NLission Ho,.s,

Rev w D Mossman, missionary pas- tor, The City Mission house. No. 201 Orange street VI, be open for the us- ual Sunday services tomorrow at 9 o'clock a. m.. 3 o'clock D. m. and at 7:3O In the evening With K. W. Leighton
 (sheff. '0s) as chairman of it's mission ary committee. the Christian Endeavor society of the Dwight Place church will have charge of the auditorium service to-iro1ToN evening Mir Walter Mitch ell will be the speaker. and there will be selections by double male quartet,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
MISS FLOOR TO LECTURE.

Mrs Ella Reeves Bloor will lecture on tWoman's Relation to the Social Problems" at the Socialist Hall, TAG Chapel street, at o'clock Sunday eve ming. The meeting will be open to the public and no admission will be charged.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
ROGER sHERMAN's AUTOGRAPH
Bought in New York by. Collector
 Winchell.

A remarkable old manuscript has just been brought to light by Collector of Customs T. Rice Winchell. bearing the autograph signature of Roger sher- man. The signature Is on nanus- cript which is the report of a conlmit- tee, on which Roger sherman served, which undertook survey of land in New Milford in 1750 for Nathan Gum The manuscript was bought from ~ dealer in New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Dwight Iolace Church.

The choir will sing several choice se- lections at the service ton orrow night and the pastor will preach. His sub ject then win be How Shall We Afili- ate In Heaven With Those We Dislike on Earth2"
 The annual meeting of the Dwight Place church occurs Tuesday night, De- cember TO-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
At the First M. F. Church.

At the First Methodist church Sun day there wln be public worship with a sermon by the pastor at 10:3o. The Bible school will meet at 2;S0. At the evening service the pastor, Rev. Fran cis T. Brown, will deliver a sermon on the subject, "The Fiber of the Fili- pinos."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Trinity P. E. Church.

The regular services at Trinity church will be as follows: a. m, Holy Communion; 1O:90 a. m., morning pray CT and sermon by the Rev H. H. D. Sterrett; 12:10, Sunday school; at 7:SO o'clock the second of the course of Berkeley sermons.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Rer,xeIey Sermon.

The second of the Berkeley sermons will be preached at Trinity PIE. church tomorrow evening at 7:8o o'clock. The preacher will be the Rev. Hugh McCul- loch Birckhead, of St. Georges church, New York The Rev MT. Birckhead is successor to the Rev pr Rainsford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Y. Nj. c. A. Mems Meeting.

H. willis Reed of New York city, the popular secretary of the National Bi- ble institute is the attraction for the mems meeting in Foy auditorium at s:45 o'clock, tomorrow afternoon, MT. Reed gill speak on 'The One Remedy" He knows how to interest an audience of men and is an earnest, winning speaker Mrs. Frank Sprague of this city, will be the soloist All men are
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Young women's Christian Association.

Dr. Anna s. Brown, one of the Ma tional association secretaries, will con- duet the Sunlight service at the Y. W. c. A, 56S Chapel street, on Sunday at 4 D. m. All women are cordially in- Yited
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

The services in St. Thomas church tomorrow are morning prayer, litany and sermon by the rector at 10:SO, and evening prayer at o'clock.
 The Sunday school meets at 12:o5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
EYrst Church of Christ, sclentist,

Subject for Sunday God the Preserv, CT Of Man" sunday school after morn- Ing service. Wednesday evening, testi- monlRl meeting. Services are at Re- publican hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
St. Pnul's Church.

The services tomorrow second Sum day in Advent-ara Holy Communion at 9:30 a. ra., morning prayer and ser- mon by the rector at 1o:3o, evening prayer and sermon by the Rev. Floyd Steele Kenyon at 7:30 and Sunday school at 12;l6.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Church of Inc Ascension.

Celebration of Holy Communion at 7:3O a. m; morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. Floyd Steele Kenyon at 1O;So; evening prayer and sermon by the Rev. James De Wolf Perry, jr., at 7So
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Center Church.

Music for Sunday afternoon, 1 o'clock devotional service: Voluntary-Reverie ,.... Vanderpoel Solo," Every Valley" from Handel's
 Messiah,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Plymouth Church.

The Rev. Wm. w. McLane, D. D., pas tor. Divine worship and sermon at l0;30 and o'clock Sunday school at l2. Young Peoples meeting at 6 o'clock
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

Sccend Church cf Christ, Scientist.
 Services at Warner hall al 1A.80 a. m. and 7:20 D. m. First reader, Rev S. F. Simonsen, C. S. E. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

llcity and true republicanism, because the Catholic church Is not only uni versal republic, but she is pure chris tian democracy"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

Rev. Franklin Knight at 1O;SO; Sunday school at 12:15; evening prayer and sermon at 7.90.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Mir Movle
st. Thomas Church.

Anthem-"Tru in the Lord" Hartley Postlude-Chorus .....a....... Handel
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
springside Chapel.
At Trinitr Methodlst Chnrch.

Morning prayer and address by the Rev Robert Bell at o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

Forbes Memorial Chapel of ths
 Epiphany. Morning prayer and sermon by the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Children s FurS
Woman's Fur Lined Coats

A large and grand stock to choose from. Our Fur Lined Goats will be found made of very fine materials, lined with choice and selected furs and finished with large shawl collars of brown and gray squirrel, Persian lamb and black lynx.
 Very special values at $25.oO, ss1.5O, $S5.Oe, S45.Oo, $4S.0o, S6S.00 and $79.0o, on which we guarantee a saving from $500 to s19.00 on each coat.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Russian Pony
 Fur Coats

These rioh. glossy Fur Coats have become extremely popu- lar, combining as they do, rich elegance with warmth.
 Ten different models to choose from, including all pop ular lengths, some oollarlessS some with self-shawl collars and others with rich black lynx coallars.
 Prices start at S29.5O then $35.eO, S40.00 and up to ss9.O0.
 These are positively the very best values in the city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
MErGs & co.
Visit Largest Lghe and Store Haven.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-25
DON MIGUEL
RoSIGn.

Aver falIeci6 ca Ponce don Miguel Ro
Eich. Era ~ hombEe del ayanzadfaima
edad.
Lleg6 & Puerto Rico muY jovsn, pues
81 patFia de nacimiento tn6 EspaIlas siendo
esta isla au patria de espfritu.
HermoBo viyir ell de eae nobilisimo an.
ciano one cae en lastunb ba!
En- Ponce yener6 6basele como IN pa
triarca pueFEorriquefil. 10 era en realidad
~ mereCfa ese homemade de aquel pueblo
iustO, poEque 81 hubo esforzadog compatrio.
tas que igual homenaje Be hicieron acree'
dores desde q periodismo desde otFs
eafsra en- que por 81 bierestar de h isla
combatieran; don Miguel Rosich, sin slp
dir lands sus debeTes cfvicos ca baneficio
siempre de esta terra, luch6 por +la cul-
tura de Puerto Rico 81 otro CfrcuIo acaao
mas lnminosO: en- Ia eacuels, fernando una
geneFaci6n que hoy le recuerda con in-
mensa gratitud.
El, como 81 viejo don Santiago Ced6iy
eI nobil1simo don Manuel Ruiz Gandia,
fu@ amado pur sus discfpulos; y tanto CO.
mo estos 1ttimog genuimos sacerdotes
de Ia enseianza, no Do les ha olvidado pOr
ID numerosa iuventud que hoy brilla en-
nuestro mundo de cultura; tampoco habTa
de caeT en- el olvido 81 nombEe do don
Miguel Rosich.
Fue el senior Rosich alcalde de Ponce
en- varias ocasiones Era hombre de am.
pliosY s6lidos conocimientos; pero sobre
todO en matematicas pocos lie aventajaron
igualaron en- Pto. Rico.
Como administrator de los inteTeses del
aludido municipio, tuyo iniciatiyas prove
choBaB en- Cuanto estuvo sus alcances
luch6 por impulsar 81 progreso de u ciu-
dad del Sur realizando obras de p6blica
utilidad.
Cre6 aquf su hogar una familia dignf
sima de Ia cual forma paTts ~ hiio don
Julio Rosich en- 81 cual se personifcan
tambien Virtudes que realzaron 50 ilus'
tire progenitor.
ia Correspondencian expreaa tOdoz
los deudos del fnadO 81 sincere pesa.
me.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-25
NOTAS Y NO III CI AS

Sc asegura que Ia Tenuncla del senior
Andres Crosas es de caracteT irTeyocaDle
que no Ia retirara, cnalquiera que sean
las razones que Sc exponGan.
-El Tribunal de Justicia de Maya
giiaz conden6 al Bugeto Abraham Medina,
vecino del Rinc6n nm afio de prisi6n pOr
81 delito de acometimiento aggression.
Ell caro- el6ctrico n6merO 3 ii pasaT
esta mafiana 4 las npeve por 10 parada
18 en- Santurce, no Sc detuvo, dejando sio
tomar eI caro- algunos viajeros que We
nian para la ciudad. EntendemoB que
todas las paradaB deben haceTse cuando en-
elias hay personas que desean tomar los
carros.
Ell doctor Ricardo Hern andez, Supe'
rintendente de la Junta Superior de SaDi
dad, ha quedado al frente del departamen
to consolidate, interinsmente.
Ell doctor don Pedro Gutierrez Iga
ravidez, conferenci6 esta mafiana con el
gobernador Winthrop, respacto los tra'
baioa de Ia comiai6n de anemia.
Ell & nor Sanchez Morales, consejero
del Executive, manifesto aver los varios
seBores que le interrogaTon respecto de 50
designation para alcalde de la ciadad,
que 81 no renunciarfa su cargo On 81 Con-
seio & menos que no le invitaran dimi'
tiT.
--Esta mafiaua fueVon llamadoB, segdu
se informa, 81 despacho del directorio re-
publicano los sefiores Tood, Sanchez Mo
rales don Manuel , doctor Gomez Brio
%.
Los Bafiores doctor Barbosa , Lcdc.
Falcon. III salir de Ia conferences que csle
braron con 81 Gobernador Winthrop fue
ron < Ia ofcina del directorio del partdC
Republicano, conferenciar con sus com
paheros
Los sefiores Ward, Falkner y WI
. Ilouby, viaitaron esta mafiaua 81 gober
. nador.
, Sc asagura que con motive de la re
nuncia del sefioE Crosas, presentaran la
suyas todos los iefes de los distintos depaT
8 tamento del consolidate que fueron nom
j brados por dicho stfior.
J. -Esta muy dividida Ia opinion en-
partido repnblicano en- elasuuto de candi
d dato para Ia aIcaldia de San Juan. Est
J. pudiera crear 81 gobierno serias diticu
tades.
ID --Sa hab!aba anoche en- los ciTculC
polfticos de esta Ciudad de que u 81 sefic
Luis Sanchez Morales hubiera aceptad,
q nombramiento dc alcalde pero .
a acuerdo con 81 leader del partido, no Grey
Be- prudente salir del Conaejo Ejecutivo.
= La Ia sido sobreseida Is causa qy
Sc le segufa al proCeaado Felipe Caicaf
ID por no haber eneontrad0 81 Juez munlG
o. pal pruebas en- contra de lag acusacion
Ii que Dc les haefan.
La eomiG6n de Ia anemia compues
Ia nor los sefiores Pedro Gutierrez Igaray
el dez Gonzalez Marines seinp calebE
re neui6n extEaQRdinavie,
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Felipe e. Cintr6n, Pbro.

Hace alg6n tempo que notaba que pau
Iatinamente perdia Ia vista 81 extreme que
"a no distingufa atin 4 las personas. En-
esta situaci6n, uno de mis- amigoBl me
aconsei6 que yiera 81 doctor Zaratt, J Ie
conguItase mis- dolencias. Efectivamnte
vi al doctor, le consult6 , despuea de exa'
minarme embellishments me dijo que
pRdecia de cataratas gu ambos ojos y que
procedia una operaci6n para pOder reeo'
brar 10 vista.
LIE manifesto cn6l era mi situacl6n POI
81 momento me contest6 10 impoTtante
para usted es la visits.
Ne puse sus 6rdenes me oper6 uns
de las cataratas CON tan feliz exito que
los pocoS dias estaba ya dedicado q mi
ocupariones, con vista recobrada pcT L
cual pocaa SON las palabeaB para expTesal
mi gsratitud Ia cual quiero hacer pdblics
Santurce, Enero is de 1907.
= Beggamin Sanohes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-25

Tres curacioneB se han hecho en- el |
Cuarto de socoTros de contusiones lAves.
Aver hizo Ia poIicfa 16 detenciones
por infrRcci6n de las ordenanzas munici-
pales, por llevar armaB pIohibidas y por
huHtos de menor cuantfa.
-Ha regreHado de MayagIez en donde
estuviera en- uso de licencia 81 seiior Gus
vo Molina, secretario de Ia fscal1a de
este Dto.
DE Ia c&rcel de Arecibo fu6 trasla-
dado al dep6sito municipal por orden del
Juez el preso Telesforo AviIes fin de
que cumpla una condena de arreBto menor
por el delito de alterar Ia PSF y Flor We
lez fu6 puesto en- ibertad por orden de
Ia Corte de DistFito.
En- Mayagdez Sc estSn hacienda pre-
parativos para Celebrar las festas patro-
males en- ell mes de Febrero. El casino
anuncia tres bales y los bomberos tendran
gran parada.
lei domingo pr6ximo se hara en- Ma.
yagdsz IL presentation Official del nuevo
Jefe del cuerpo de bomberos Sr. Rafael
Mangual Delgado.
-Luisa Torres, turb6 Ia paz en- HUI
macao fu6 condeDada por el Juez muni'
cipal 60 dfas dc c6rcel por 81 referidO
delito.
Hoy saldr6 para Ia india occidental
81 vapOr presidents y eI "Pniladelphia'
pura sur America.
-Anoche las diez lego el ccrEeo Dc
los E. U.
DE un momento otro Sc espera d
Barcelona 81 Vapor espanol "Valvane
70"
En- Gurabo fu6 condenado por 9
Juez de paz Prudencio Weber so dia
de prisi6n por turbar Ia paz.
s-Est6 pendiente para Ia. carga 81 barct
de vela j. w. Aver.
-~Esta mafiana fu6 llamado por el 60
beFnador 81 senior Ramon Falcon, aboga
do de Ia ciudad. AIgunas personas cree
que Ia conferencia fu6 respecto q la pro
vision del cargo de alcalde.
-Ha sonado Ultima hor8 ell nombT
del abogado Sr. Sandalio Torres Mong,
como candidate de conciliaci6n de la d
recha republicans.
-El doctor Schimer ha alberto 9
Puerta de TERRA un cODsultorio de vet
rinaria con aparatos modernos.
--Nada 80 Saba esta maiiana del non
bramlent0 DE 6lc2lde.
lei doctor Barbosa visit6 esta man
81 81 gobernador Winthrop.
--Muy animada fu6 Ia coDferenc
celebrada esta mafiana por los sefioE
Barbosa y Falcon, con 81 gObeEnad'
Winthrop
-Puede observarse en- ID Ciud'
animaci6n en- las cOnveTsacionea con N
two de la designation dc alcalde de
Ciudad.
Ha sido nombTado segdn informes
n,tima hoFa alcalde de San Juan,
pF, don Francisco dol Vale AHleA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-25

En- esta imprenta le vende papel de- pe.
ri6diOo vieio { $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-25

I'll gobernador ha recibido la Fenun-
eia deI sefior Andres Crosas como console
70 jefa del departamento coMolidado, sin
que tcdavfa haya tornado resOluci6n sobre
el particular.
Ell sefior Ricardo Narvaez Rivers
d;raetnr de .sEl Agents. de eBta ciudad,
hs manifestado en esta redacci6n que no
q candidate para Ia alcaldfa de Rio gran
de como afirmara hace POGO ''Norma,
Hoy Is Nevar6n efectO ante e corte
de- Distrito dc esta ciudad les apelacionea
contra Benit0 Rodrfguez, por infracion
dal 5Ttfculo So del q. r. Otra contra JOSE
Quinones "a Pata de pom. .por infracCi6n
de las ordananzas rauniCipaleA ContE1
Julio Diaz Monte. pors6lteraE n paz J
contra JOSS Quihonsl Ppr aCometin1its
J asF 6n,