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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
NEWS NOTES.
Italian Won Grand Prix Automobile Race
at Average Speed Oft Miles an Hour.

at Average Speed Of u Miles an Hour.
Navarro. the famous Italian automobile
| racer Tuesday at Dicppe won the grand
priN of the automobile club of France on
me triangular course, wrestling from the
French the supremacy they have long
enjoyed in the automobile racing world
and establishing himself as the premier
race driver Of the world. Navarro drove
a Fiat car made i'm Turin, the same with
winch ne in April won the great Italian
speed event the Targa Florio and last
month captured the first contest for the
German cmpcroT's cup These three
races with the Ardennes circuit. are
inc -FOUR great European road contests.
ana TO nave won three such races i'm suc-
cession is feat that has never been
equaIlcd. Navarro is well known in
America because Of his PARTICIPATION last
year ana the year before i'm the Wander
pit cup race. Last fall on Long Island
he finished in sixth place and the year
previous he was tenth In 1905 no ,yae
second in the Gordon bennett raca and
prix. e''''''i
Nazarros time was hours 46 minutes
81 seconds. The race was ton times
around the circuit the total distance as
measured just before the race being an
proNmatclY AZ miles This would mako
the average time Of the winner about n
miles an hour, which is believed to be
the fastest average time ever made in n
long distance road-race either in Eurone
or America. Szisz who won the grand
priN last year and who drove a Renault.
was second. seven minutes behind Ma
zarro. Walter Christie. the American.
VINO had a powerful front-drive racer OF
peculiar type. had trouble early in the
contest and lost all chance Of victory
George Heath and Elliot F. Shepard
Americans, drove cars Of foreign manu-
facture. but they were not formidable
contestants
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
Charged with Aiding a Convict to Escape

BENJAMIN Woolhouse, stone cutter,
VINO has been working on the prison re-
pair job for some time, was arrested and
brought before Justice F.. s. Hale, We'd
nesday on the charge of attempting to
ana prisoner to escape from the state
prison. 1t appears that Woohouse took
TWO letters to mail for Wilbur Brown a
convict blacksmith, who escaped from
prison some weeks ago and was recap
tured at Morrsville, in which the pris-
'ner wrote friends that he would escape
or poison himself, Woolhouse gave the
letters to Clerk Lampman of the prison
10 mail, installing him for a postman in
us blue uniform. The clerk Immediately
l'ok the letters to Supt w s. Lowell who
had a warrant sworn out after learning
their contents.
Woolhouse was bound up in the sum
'I 5000 for his appearance at county court
ana in default of bail was taken to the
county jail at Woodstock by Deputy
sheriff j. H. Kiniry.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05

Principal Henry r. Cutler Of Mt. Her
mon school has gone to California to the
annual convention of the National Edu-
cational association at Los Angeles. mix.
s to Il '"''
Miss Winifred Given Of Melrose.
Mass" mas been appointed principal of
Powers institute, Bcrnardston Miss
Given who is a graduate of Boston uni
Nerslty. 'Oi, has been assistant princinal
Of this school. and succeeds Thomas Alien
VINO Will go to Montague high school. Mr..
Allen has been Of much help musicallv to
the Grange and in Goodale Memorial
church, where his solo work has been
heard with great pleasure.
Last week marked the end Of the first
nan or the summer term at Mt Hermon
There are several changes among the
faculty Miss Mary a. Dewey returns ~
the English department Miss ca
mile r Wheeler leaves for her
vacation and her position in the
classics department will be filed bv Miss
Jessie h. Bigelow, who has been absent
since January. Prof. and Mrs. Lyon L.
norton returned from their vacatioI July
/ and Miss Martha NJ. Iadd returned
Saturday.
Delore Peterson, about 80. cook in the
Pocumtuck House, Deerheld. was stabbed
in the back Tuesday by Mrs Nina
Wright, waitress. The knife entered
TO the left of the backbone, causing n
serious wound. Mrs Wright was ar
rested, placed under bonds, and her case
continued a week She had been en-
ployed at the hotel, but went awav n
snort time ago She returned Monday
night apparently with the intention of
taking up her former work. and while
PETERSON was attending to his duties
tuesday she suddenly attacked him with
the knife. 1t Is supposed that she was
jealous, owing to his attentions to another
girl.
Another narrow escape from a railroad
catastrophe occurred at the north end of
the Boston & Maine bridge at Cheapside.
Just below Greenfield. Monday night
about midnight only slow speed saving
freight train IS, south bound, from going
down into Deerfeld meadows 60 feet be-
low. draught bar, a wooden stick
which is attached alongside the draw
heads of freight cars, was found tightly
wedged between the twin rails, its posi-
ton indicating that it found its wav
there by human agency. Owing to the
fact that IS was running slowly before
going out on the bridge. only the pony
trucks of the engine were driven off the
IRON, Had the train been either of the
White Mountain expresses, which pass
soon atterward, there would have been
an accident of an extent not pleasant TO
contemplate. Two tramps were arrested
on suspicion that they knew something
about the obstruction.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
NoRTHFIELD. MASS.
TWO Mt. Hermon Teachers Drowned
While Canoeing.

Philip X. Green, professor of English
ana mathematics at the Mt Hermon
school, and Prof. David A Durward, as
slstaht In the agricultural department.
were drowned in the Connecticut river on
tuesday while canoeing, at al point nearly
opposite the schools The boat over
turned and they went down. but rose and
clutched the boat. The current was so
strong that it seemed to carry the boat
from them, when they sank and never
rose again. Men were fishing about a
quarter of mile above and reached the
place as quickly as possible but no trace
OF the men could be found. Crowds i'm
mediately gathered and every effort has
oeen made to secure the bodies but in
vain. On Wednesday morning dynamite
was used with no results. Prof. Green
was "A years old and came from North
brighton. Me, and graduated from Bow
doin college. This was his second wear
at Mt. Hermon and he had planned to
leave the school the following morning
to enter Harvard for a post-graduate
course. Prof. Durward was %. a grad
uate from the Cornell agricultural school
his home being in Claremont. y. II. This
was his first year at the school.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05

d. c. Davis, millionaire oil operator
and broker of Marietta, Ohio, was fieeced
of $4,000 in crooked faro game in New
York city and he then hurried home in a
special train and obtained $25, 900 more.
On returning to New York he dropped this
into the pockets of the confidence men in
his efforts to get back what he had lost.
He is trying now to get back his money
through the courts and he alleges that
other wealthy men were swipdled out OF
$1,000,000 and that two were financially
ruined
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
KIDNEY TROUBLE

The Importance of knowing just what to
90 when one has kidney disease or urinary
troubles, is best answered by the following
letter which was recently published in the
Foughkeepsie, N. Y, News-Press:
MMLERToN, Duchess Co., N. Y.
DIR. David Kennedy, Dear Sir For
more than eighteen months was 80 badly
aihlcted with kidney trouble could scarcely
walk a quarter of a mile without almost faint
ing did not gain any until began to use
Ut. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
AFTER using the first bottle noticed de-
Glded improvement which continued, and I
know that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
MASSACHUSETTS NOTES.
miIIers Falls Man May Die from Gun.
shot Wound

Charles ]. Martin. 49, an Englishman
VINO had been in this country only three
weeks was shot in the breast by the ac-
cidental discharge of a shotgun Wednes-
Jay ana so seriously wounded that he
may die. He lived with Francis Eddy
and the two men had been ONT shooting
crows. After their return. while Eddy
was attempting TO remove a shell from
ms gun the cartridge exploded. and the
charge of No. shot struck Martin in
the breast. lie was only three wards
away. \ part of his shirt was driven
INTO the muscles Of his arm. He was
tak'h 10 the Farren hospital. where the
surgeons removed a large number NJ
shot but they are Of the opinion that
some OF them penetrated the lung.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
DR.. DAVID KENNEDYS
FAV0RITE REMEDY

saved my life, for was in q miserable con-
uitlon up to the time began to take it
my friends thought never would be better.
!, MY sister also has been very sick with
bladder trouble for over year, so bad that
Quantities of blood would come from her.
one suffered at times most frightful pain,
ana nothing seemed to help her until she
began the use of DIR. David Kennedy's Fa-
loIite Remedy. She is now using her third
bottle, and is like different person.
w-,. MRS. THOMAS DYE"
o. write DR.. David Kennedys Sons, Rondout, N Y,
'' Tree sample bottle. Large bottles$1. All druggists
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
Motor Cars for Railroad ID aftle.

a recent trial on one of our largest rail
roads demonstrated that motor car carrying
twelve hours without stopping its engine and
winch is better than any steam car record n
is believed by many that the day for motor
cars ears ior Iocal and surbuban traffic is now here
cures of stomach, liver and kidney ills back
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters than any other,
and a fair trial will demonstrate beyond ali
uouot that It always cures poor appetite belch
ing boating. dyspepsia indigestion, costive
ness sour risings, headache, cramps, diarr.
hhea, female ills or malaria. Start taking the
Gus ailments will disappear. Your DRUGGIST
VIII supply you with the genuine
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05

The smallest dog in the world is bred
in Mexico.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05

., II there is a specific for any one COMPLAINT.
then tis Carriers Little Liver Pills are a spe.
enc Tor sick headache, and every woman
them. ~ ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05

If you had taken two of Carter's Little
Liver Pills before retiring you would not have
mad that coated tongue or bad taste in the
mouth this morning. Keep a vial with you
for occasional use. iva
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05

A. /. MILLER, M D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
o Hooker block; till a. m, / to e $40 N
p. m. ~ . 0''V 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
DIR. GEO. R. ANDERSON

IN ~; n. ANDERSON,
c.. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
surgery in all its branches a specially. OF.
nee and residence, So Main street Office
hours until 10 a. m, l to 23O D. m, even.
ings. $50 to 8. Telephone, Brooks House.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
H. G. BARBER,

n. u. BARBER,
-, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Crosby blocN, Brattleboro. Settlements ~
estates in probate court given special alter.
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business Cards.
THOS. RICE NJ n

--SSlS' ANACE-i M ~.
oyer huech's store, formerly oecupied bv rs
W.. II. Lane. Hours 8 to a. m, / to 3
ana TO pm Telephone 2l2.2.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05

STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Flat St. z. II. Thomas Prom nj II d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
p'paIt3ment, De Education

ANJNCIo. ---En ei despacho del Co.
misionado dc instruction P1blica, San
Iuan, Puerto Rico Sc recibiran propucs-
tas bAj sobre sellado por cuadruplica-
do para la construction de bloques de ce-
mento, de una casa escuela de veinte sa-
Iones Ell San Juan, Puerto Rico, hasta las
diez de la maiiana del lunes 10 de diciem-
bre, 1907, hora eli que Sc abriran todas
las propuestas. Para informes, dirigirSe
a dicho deSpacho Til dcp5suo dc vein
icinco dollars lS25 SC exlse para respon-
der a lbs pianos y pliego de coudicionea.
I'll Departamento de instruction *
reseryd t! derecho dc renusar a.SunA pro-
puesta todas Los sobres en- que Sc re-
alitan las propuestas deberan ltevar IS
critic 10 si.5Iiente: "Propuestas para cous-
trllr una casa eacaeiu ell san Juan, Puer-
to Rico y eStar dirigidos al "Comisiona-
DO dc Instruction, San Juan, Puerto Ri
co'.---E. G, DENEME. Conisionado dc
L Iucaci0I. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
NOT|C|IS GENERATES
En- el PaseO de la Prin-
cesa. Tome nOta la
po1ic1a insular.
vAniNR INnIllTns
vARlOy iNOULTOS
El Superintendent de escue-
lss de Ponce -Detenidos
por aSresion mutua.

Nos dice un vecino del barTio
de la Marina que es escandaloso 10
que vlene ocurriendo de noche en- e
paseo de la aPrlucesap, donde abier-
tamente Sc fa!ta q la moral pGblica.
Llamamos ia atenci6n de la policia
qcerca de esto, pues va q NAL va to-
mando tonalidades lnsufdbles para
las famillas de costumbres NORGE
radas que tienen la desgracia de
vivir por aquellos alrededores. Fl
paseo de la aPEincesaO Sc pCs ase-
gura esta convertible en- teatro dc
escenas que NADIA tlenen de edih-
c2rtes.
--Mailana, microbes, proba-
ble,uente, Sc instalaran en- esta ciu-
dad, el capltulo Rosa Cruz sRe.
generations y la Logia de Perfec-
cl6u sPuerto RIcos bsjo Ia obe-
diencia del supreme consejo del
sur, de los Estados Unidos.
Sc halla en- San Juan el su'
peyintendxnte de escuclas de Ponce,
Mr.. Zimmerman.
FL Gobernador INFERNO Mr
Wllloughby ha concedido la liber'
tad ba 10 palabra a los confnado.
Manuel Herrera 20, y Saturnint
Delgado Caballsro, del presid!o;
ts commute el resto de IA psna qu'
4es quedaba por cumplir a JOSE
Vazquez y Pedro Gonzalez Rodrl
guez, de la carcel de Arecibo.
Ell domingo como a Ia uni
y media le la madrugada fuerol
detenidos por la policia Rafael Ro
driguez y Saturnino Robles pc
agresi6n mutua.
Sc nos dice que son tantc
los torcedores que Sc proponen EN-
barcar para los Estados Unldos, col
motive del cieIre de muchas fabrl
cas- de tabacos en- la isla, que el di
que Sc reanuden los trabajcs de es
industlia Sc va 4 career de opera
rios en- los talieres de Puerto Rice
va comenzaron en- A1ecib
los trabajos dc la fabrica dc hiel
que ha de establectSe Gen aquell
ciudad.
-Vieue observaodose alg1u re
traSo en- la llegadl del tren CORE
a las e>tacioEeS del tganSito entr
Sau Juan y Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
gspartanent Of Education

ADVERTISEMENT Sealed proposals
fo1 the construction of twcnty-room
school building of cement blocks in San
Juan, Porto Rico, will be received i'll the
offic, of The Commissioner Of Education
until ten Io) a. III. Monday December
I6, 1907, when such proposals will be
oponei. Requests for information should
be directed to the office OF the Commits
sioner of Education, \ deposit twenty
FIVE 25l dollars is cXacted as security,
for Tie remission OF plans and specihca-
tons
The Commissioner Of Education re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all
proposal.
Enye,opea III which proposals are
forwarded shoaid be directed as follows:
Proposals for the construction of a
school-house in San Juan, Porto Rico, "
and should be directed To THE Commis
sioner of Education, San Juan, Porto
Rico. IL. G. DEXTER, Commissioner OF
Education. ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
EcOS DEL EXTERIOR
Los extranjeros en- la
is1a de Cuba. = Pue-
den ser Consejeros.
ROBERTO De BORBOa
Falleci6 rec.entemente en- Fo
,ma.--Indemnizaci6n al i'm
perio de Ia China

III Dicen de la Habana GU. la
junta Consultiva ha concedidc pr
unanlmidadS que los extra1j yros
puedan ser elegidos consejero, dls.
pues de una residencia de oinco
amos en- Ell pats y estab,ecidps en-
los negoclos, mas no Sc les eouoe.
de el derecho de votar.
-Comunican de Roma qu. el
IS del mes pasado falleci6ssa]li, de-
jando veinte h'jos y una fortuna de
40 millones de dollars, el princip.
Roberto de Bo,b5n, infahte d.. rs
pafia.
Participant de Berlin que Sc
han dado conocerslos .uuevos pre-
supuestos de la marina de guerra
alemana, en- donde Sc sefialan las
suma de S. millones de pesos para
el afio 1908, sumas que Sc iran ,su-
mentando gradualmente cada sho
hasta 1919, que sera de 81, 500, 90
pesos.
De esta manera Alemania con.
tara con una escuadra formidable,
acaso sin rival.
-D!cen de Ottawa, Canada
que en- rsciente carta pastoral, pu.
blicada por el Arzobispo cat6lico,
Mgr. Bruchci, Sc -rohibe severa y
energlcamente el casamieuto de
catolicos con piotestantes.
-Anunclan de Washington que
con el fu dc mejorar la sltuacl6n
fuauciera del pats, el Departamento
del Tesoro hara una emission de bo-
nos del Canal de Panama por vaior
de cincuenta millones de pesos al 2
por 100.
Acord6 tambien el que, 81 esta
emission no fuera bastante s norma.
liar la situacl6n, el goblerno har4
otra de Glen millones de Certi6cados
al 3 por ciento para circular por TN
afio.
Roosevelt, esclibi6 al Secreta-'
rio del Tesoro, apfobando estas eni.
stones.
-Comunlcan de Shanghai que
con motivo de la devolucion que los
q Estados Uuidos hlclerau al Celeste
Imperio, de los 22 mi.lones de do
liars, ex.gldos como indemizzci6n
que lie correspon!fa por la revolu-
ci6n de los boxers, FL g)blerno chi-
no ha decidido enviar una comision
, de altos personajss de aquel pats
pata que teStimonte su agradeci-
lniento por dicho acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
h TOSE|! Y EAFLAQuEcGS,

81 estais debilitado por una larga en-
fermedad haced uao de la .S0lHaJR
PaHtaH56gc cue suprime Ia los,
aumenta el apetlto y las fuerzas y TO-
bus.ece los pulm5nes. Compuesta
de cree sofa pura de haya y de clorhi-
dro foslato de cal, Ia .S0luci5n RaNtlR-
5eJgs,s rcutd.o efcacisImo en- la
Uro. quits ronica en- los Iesfliados
a, tiguos 5 de,euiia los, en- la convo-
.e,ct ncia de la ueumonia, de la pleu-
tesia. dc la grippe. Is el remedio
mas eguro dc la tuberculosis pulmo-
mar.
La S0!Ua0R PautaRJeygt es elu-
pleada desde hace IS aiios por los me
dicos del nundo en- GRO, y millarts de
enIermoS le lehen su curaci0n. Sc
vende IN ,da, l,S farndciaS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10

Diciembre 27.-Pasada Ia alSr-
ma de las versioaes propaiadas en-
contra del sCredito y Ahorlo Pom
ceiio', muchas de las personals que
hsb;an Ietirado sus lbretas han
vuel'o co|ocar otra VIZ su dinero
en- Il a,'lediton, EN- la con6anZa de
que ALI esta mas seguro que en- sus
propiss casas.
-Hecha la,investigaci6n testif-
cal sobre Ia muerte de Manuel Se-
garra en- 81 Pastillc, el Honorable
Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito, des
pues de practicadas todas las dill
gencias, ha cali6cado el hecho de
asesinato en- Ter grado, cometido
por Antonio Rosas.
-Er la mafiana de hoy Sc do
cristiana sepultura en- el cementerio
civil & Ia sefora Lorenza Quinones.
Eota se1ora vino desie San
German al Asilo de ciegos, con oh
jeto de someterse a una operaci6n
en- la vista, y fue atacada de pull
monfa, enfermedad que la llev6 a Ia
tumba.
La seiiora Quinones pertenecia
4 una de las familias mas distingui-
das de la ciudad de San German.
En- la madrugada de hoy al
gunos dlscfpulos de Caco, intenta.
ron escalar la casa de la sefiola Mo
desta ValdivieSo vluda de Vivas.
Afortunadamente despertaron los
hijos de dicha sefiora, impidiendc
4 los cacos que ejerciesen 81 pro.
fesi6n.
La policfa no apareci6 Ior aque
llos alrededores, siendo necesari(
utilizar un coche para pedir auxilit
al cuartel de Ia misma.
Hoy Sc han Sacrihcado IC
reses para el consuno publlco de es
ia ciudad.
--En la calle de la Reina es
quina q la Tore hay una bombiIlf
electrica que Sc MEGA q dar luz a
vecindario.
FL guardla de Sanidad Er
nesto Vivas, procedi6 q la crema
ci6n de lin cerdo que result6 cor
rpepitaa depues de haberse sacri6
cado.
En- la ca;cel del distrito exis
ten hoy 1913 reciutdos.
-Ayei E de dlcienbre Sc cele
braron Ell la Corte Municipal 10;
slguienteS juicios:
Pedro IgIesias Gonzalez, po.
alter4r la paz r1bH a. S 20 DE- mul
tao IS dias de ca'cel.
Juan Ruiz v Jose Torres, poi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
Empresa de COches
" LA RE F OR NJ A
DE CANCIOs g. 60 HANDl
SAN SEBASTIAN, P. r.
SAN SEBASTIAN, P. R.

coche d!aro de Aguad Lares San Sebastian vceve
serco magnco cara asentos
Undoy tado magnfcos con reevo opo
Sale de las de IA mahana guada las de la tarde
PRECIOS
Asento Agnadia sres
di Laes Zen Ia msma expedco $500 Aguada San
Sebastian de San Sebastian Lares vceversa Ida
Aguadla San Sebastian de San Sebastian Ten
ma expedci6n), $3.50.
La cuenta ches c6modos egan
viajeros pueden soic tegrafo todas
AGENTES PARA LA VENTA DE BILLETES
Agusda Pedro Rio Peha Cafe America -Lares Don Gui.
srmo Garcia Cor7eoy os cANcIo EcHANpA San ssbass
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
NOT|C|AS De PONCE

agrest6n. Sc dictara sentenclael 10
del corri1nte.
Pastor Valsnzuela, Juan Rosa
do, PEDRO de Lucas, Juan Nd. Ro-
man, Bartolome Colon, Candelario
Granada, por infracci6n a .as leyes
sanita1}as, ab3ueltos.
R6mulo Rivera, por expender
falto de peso, absuelto.
Manuel Reyes, por alterar IA
paz, ab:uelto.
Heraclio Rivera, Baldomero
Lage, Luis Torres, Nadal Espinet
y Ramon Martinez, por irffaccion
a las leyes sanitarias, 81 de multa
cada uno 8 I'm Ola de oarcel.
Isidoro Hernandez, por infrac-
ci6n q las leyes san'tarias, SIS de
multa 8 ; dlas de ca eel.
Severe Hernandez y Ramon
Ramos, POI el deiito de hurto; q
Severe II meses de oa'cei y ARA
mos 20 dias
Pablo To1rutllas, por agreston,
absuelto; Candeiario Granada y
Ezequiel Ortiz, 81 dc multa cada
uno.
lie ha sido concedido por e.
Departamento de Sanidad al seflo1
Adolfo c. Fortufio permiso pars
trasladar a San Juan los restos de
su padre polftico el se1or Ramon
A. Tiben.
Tambien concedi6 peimiso pa
ra exhumar los restos de la senor'
Magdalena Micheli Semidey, de
cementerio vl@jo 81 catolico de Ca
mas.
--Hace dos dias Sc encuentr;
recogi 10 en- CANA nuestro amigo e
sefior Carmelo Martinez Acosta.
-Manana Sc procedeIa en- &
Casino Espaiol a la election de i
nueva directlva que ha de regir du
rante el +iio 1908.
-Desde hace algunos dfaS S
encuentra en- esta ciudad el Ter. te
niente del Regimiento de Puelt
Rico, senior Pedro Juan Para, hij'
de esta ciudad.
-El honorable Fiscal de /
Cote de Distrito sgnor Perea, b.
presentado y leido hoy las acusaclo
nes siguientes: contra Jose Mendo
"a, por hurto de mayor cuantia.
Floreutino Santiago, escals
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