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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
RAIN STAYS WITH
THE PRiS|O(NI
ADDRESSES THOUSANDS FROM
TRAIN PLATFORM en- ROUTE
TO HUNTING GROUND.
WI spend Quiet Sunday and Begin
Huntina For Bears Early Mon
da.y Morning In Louisiana
canctrt ais.

Lake Providence. La, Oct. 8. AT. 4,
safe trip from Memphis To aks
Providence, where he this morning
addressed several Thousand residents
sef East Carroll Parish. Prcsilfwt
Roosevelt continued bis tourney II
Stanborl station, fifteen miles below
Lake Providence where his special
train was sidetrackcd.
Tho last seen Of the president as
1his train disappeared down tho track
Roosevelt was standing on the rear
Platform waving large white hand.
kercslef 70 the crowd which was stll
standing In the drizz'ing rain
Advice from StambnuI later TODAY
that the president aud hts
party reached their camp on Tensas
river, abort twelve miles frem STAN,
bcul and that the president was an.
ieipating With much delight OF par.
taking q q portion OF two large bucks
Killed fcr him yesterday.
II was also announced that Pres.
lent Roosevelt would spend the slay
niiotly Sunday aud That carly Monday
nrfning hc would start on his fsrst |
lunt. According to old hunters here
ne conditions are ideal for bear hunt |
ng.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
MANS BODY SWINGS
1000 FEET IN AIR
RoYs FIND CORPSE OF SHEEP
HERDER SUSPENDED FROM
TREE FAR ABOVE HILLS.

Livingston, Mont, Oct. 5.--For 90
days the body of a man swung from a
tree on the side of one OF the lofty
peaks of the Crazy Mountains, so
miles north Of Livingston, at an ele-
walton of 1900 feet above the sur.
rounding hills, in one Of the most
picturesque points In that splendid
sweep of wild scenery.
Far down the mountain side two
boys hunting deer spied the swaying
form and at that distance thought 1t
was a deer. When they discovered
the object to be a mans body they
did not wait to investigate. but left
for home in great fright.
Coroner Leard was notified and,
after an investigation. decided that
the body was that of a sheepherder
who disappeared from the camp of r.
]. Lovoid. July /.
The body will be buried at the foot
Of the tree where IL was found.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
GREAT CORN SHOW
OPENS IN CHICAGO

Chicago. ILL.,. Oct 5.--The greatest
corn exposition ever known In the
history of agriculture opened at the
Coliseum IN this city today and viii
continue for two weeks. The display
is in every sense representative of the
great western corn belt. The object
OF the exhibition is to promote the
corn-growning industry and to inject
inspiration into the work of the farm
or as well as of the manufacturer who
uses corn as basis for his products.
Sixteen thousand dollars In cash ami
number of valuable special prizes
will be awarded as premiums to the
successful exhibitors. Among the
special prizes are -four rich Texa.
farms Of 100 acres each.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
Of
IHAW RETURNS.
HAD BEEN no rARis ON f4AHHr,s
MoNEy-WiLL TEsTlFY FoR
JERoME--sHE's THE MISSING
WITNESS.

Pittsburg, Penn, Oct Miss Ida
Veronica Simonton, OF this city. tho
Missing witness" In the Thaw case.
has arrived here and IL ready to 10
on the stand al the next trial IA stan.
ford Whites slayer Miss Sinlrnton
IL the woman who was close to both
Harry Thaw and bis wife, and who
disappeared suddenly bef.re the last
trial.
u has boon assorted that Thaw
money sent Miss Simonton abroad al
that time to keep her out OF the way
At the time cf the trial Il was given
out that she was greatly Interested in
and had gone 10. Africa %
study the language ~ the sinians.
However. II is SAIL that she never
went further than Paris.
Miss Simonton will be a Jerome |
witness at the next trial Her story
viii be interesting. District Attorney
Jerome relies on her to strengthen
The states case.
Miss Simonton was intrusted with
FN aHihoNh Shin to nave Detn made
W Evelyn Nesbt Thaw regarding
aer treatment by Stanford White.
Miss Simonton was the confidante
md friend of Mrs. Holman. mother
u Mrs. Thaw. II was she who was
Employed by Thaw TO bring Mrs. Hol.
nan back from Europe after the
memorable trip abroad, previous TO
BIO marriage of the chorus girl
Miss Simonton refuses to discuss
CT testimony In the coming trial. or
nv phase Of II.
Detective Roger O'Mara reiterated
Ddsy that the defense did not want
iiss Simontons testimony, and that
crome was welcome TO anything she
isy have to tell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
DOWN AN EMBANKME Mt
Rolled Frisco Locomotive But Enai
neer Sticks TO Cab and is Only
Slightly injured.

Jonesboro, Ark, Oct s.-walter
Hammond, who sat in his cab as the
engine rolled down an embaukmens
about 100 feet after an accident At
Nonnervilie, was but slightly scratch.
ed
A broken fiange caused the engine.
which was running slowly. to leave
the tracks. and before the engineer
could reverse the throttle it was max
ing its way down the steep incline in
20 the woods. The fireman was thrown
cut but not injured.
Traffic was DELAYED for several
hours while a wreckiHg crew pulled
he engine back up the bin xith two
1ther locomotives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
FIRST MEETING OF
TWO AGED BROTHERS

Fort Worth, Tex. Oct. 5.-M. r. ano
William Brigance. brothers. 63 and 6s
respectively, met at the T. p Railway
station here tor the first time. II was
accidental. the mention OF names lead
ing to the identity.
Soon after his birth in Arkansas
the mother Of the older Of the two
brothers died and he was taken to the
Eome Of his grandparents in Tcnaes-
see few years later HIS father
married the second time and NJ. r.
was born. He came tn Texas 30
years ago and has since been en-
p,cyed by the Texas a Pacific in sev.
eral capacities. William. the older
brother came n Eexas ~ years ago
and has lived at Rising star in East
land county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
EVENTS OF THE
PRESENT WEEK
NEW YORK STATE DAY AT JAMES.
TOWN THURSDAY = FAIR,
BANKS TO FILL SEVERAL
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

Washington, d. c., Oct 5.@Widely
scattered will be some of the central
figures of the administration during
the coming week. President Roose-
welt, according TO his present inten-
tion, will engage in a hunt In Louis.
lana, and Vice President Fairbanks
will fill speaking engagements in
several widely-separated parts of the
country. Secretary Root will pass his
second and last week in Mexico. and
Secretary Taft will be I'm the Philip
pines.
The Michigan state legislature will
assemble in extra session Monday to
take up the primary election question
and other matters.
Both the Republicans and Demo.
Gratis of Rhode Island will hold their
state nominating conventions during
the week. The Democrats have not
yet decided upon their gubernatorial |
but the Republicans have |
agreed upon Lieutenant
Governor Frederick II. Jackson to
head their ticket.
New York State Day will be cele-
brated at the jamestown Exposition
with Governor Hughes as
the principal speaker.
The important conventions to BE-
held during the week will include the
National Association of
Commissioners at Washing
on. National Council of Congrega-
ional Churches at Cleveland. Ameri
an Meat Packers Association al Chi
ago. International Bgptherhood of
5lacksmiths and Helpers at Milwau-
tee. Amalgamated Association of ,
street and Electric Railway Employees }
Il New Orleans. National Paint and
'srnish Association at Cincinnati. In ,
enationai Association OF Fire Erei n
eers al ashington. ID. C.. aud an n :
irrational conference Of cotton grow b
RS. manufacturers and dealers at a
Itlanta-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
HARVESTER Co.
AND STANDARD
REFUSED TO ANSWER LIST or
QUESTIONS ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAL or KANSAS - couRT
SAYS LISTS LEGAL.

III Iopeka, kas., Oct 5.-The supreme
court this afternoon decided that tho
asts q questions prepared by the at.
torney general and filed with tho
court, e. be answered by the Interna-
tional Harvester cy5inpany and the
STANDARD Oil company. were properly
draWn and legally presented. The two
companies were ordered to answer the
questions. This method was adopte,l
py the attorney general In custer suits
pending as quicker means Of getting
the information and less expensive
Lhan holding an inquisition. The com
panles had refused to answer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
JURY IN FORD CASE
IN FRISCO DISAGREE
REPORTED EIGHT FOR AcouITAl
AND FOUR FOR CONVICTION
AND WAS DISCHARGED.

San Francisco, Oct. 5.-The ForI
jury after eighteen hours deliberation.
reported to the court at 2:lO o'clock
TINS afternoon that it was unable TO
agree and the jury was discharged.
The Jury stood eight for acquittal
and four for conviction. About forty
ballots were cast The jurors unanl
mously refused to tell the names of
those who voted for acquittal. They
intimated that the eight who so voted
were unwilling to make their names
known for fear of newspaper and 9TH
er attacks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
BOY LEAVES HOME
WITHOUT CLOTHING

Washington, Oct Without n
stitch of clothing on his back. SO
far as his parents knowledge exteurs
Elton Childs. 15-yearold professional
runaway, Is gone again.
In desperation, after repeated disap
pearances. the boys father, who lives
IN Anoestia, hid the boys clothing
and borrowed some of a neighbor
girls dresses, The boy was dressed
as girl, so he would be ashamed to
leave the house, but within an hour
he was gone, and tho dresses were
found In the yard
II is suspected that he was aided by
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
Chicago Nationals Forfeit Game ia
st. Louis On Ar~umcnt Over
Decision OF Umpire in the
Fourth inning.

St. Louis, Oct. 5.The Dstr1it team
won the American league pepnant TO-
day BY bcatinar At, Louis IN ono
sided game. ich he ,the fourth inning
Dwell heldAor. sctatiafely, but in the
fourth Dql, as THE hal one rnn, five
IN the iifld the Ne nde eighth and
three in ~ lampfepresset was only
necessary in the b a Bulto win ono
game in Fereoat ed in I'll u wia tie
lennant-ith all haential ler game tt-
morrow !, craWledack Of Fies
tn SEQ he II Of qetsib II III ~
ST. Louis don ... .ae,. =. 2 9 O.
Detroit ....... .........10 10
Batteries PtwelI and Spencer:
Sieycr and Schmidt
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
SAY PLATT'S LAWYERS or MAR
RAGE LICENSE or MAE
e. WOOD.
WANT 70 SEE DOCUMENT
And Letter In Which She Says He
Acknowledged Her AS His
Observation-Disclosures
Pointed Out.

New York, Oct 5.--Senator Thomas
e Platt, through his lawyers, OBJ
taiied from ustice Ford, Of the s,l.
preme court, today, and order direct
ING Mae G, Wood Patt, as she is de.
sefihed IN her action for an absolute
divorce from the senator, to permit
BIN and hts attorneys and experts to
take copies Of number Of certain
documents mentioned IN the petition.
Inspection Of the papers is to be
made by rcqrif.ing the plaintiff to dc,
Iasit them In the county clerks office
where they shall remain subject to
the examination Of Senator Platt and
MS attorneys and experts, with leave
70 take Photographic copies of them.
Should the plaintiff refuse to comply
with the order she Is directed to show
cause cn October TO- in the supreme
court why She should not do so. The
order TO show cause must be served
on the plaintiff by tomorrow.
The plaintiff whose name Is Mae
g. wood, and not Mae G. Wood Platt,
alleges In her complaint that she was
married 70 ms on or about November
1901, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. In
the City Of N,sw York, said the sen.
ator In his petition. THE plaintiff
mas for several years been trying To
extoft money from me" II
i believe" continued Senator Platt ,
.and am advised by my counsel that {
have conclusive grounds for beliey- /
ing, that the plaintiff intends to reIv 4
~ the trial OF this case upon 8
forged marriage certificate and upon u
forged admission In writing dated Ii
December 10I906 The alleged GER u
ificate " absolutely false, ana is a Il
orgery- It prrports to evidence a s.
marriage which never occurred. The Il
communication which plaintiff claims m
ne has from me. dated December 10. pl
s06, was not made by me. and, If any a,
document exists, as plaintiff claims, it e.
! forgery
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
LOS ANGELES HAS
MURDER MYSTERY

Los Angeles, Oct. 5.-Today the
body of man about 35 years old was
found In the rear of house at Four
teenth and Main streets. 1t had evi-
IDENTIFY been taken there in a carriage
The face and head were badly bruised
apers fornd on the body indicated
that the victim was Thomas Mccue
and that he had left Salt Lake City
September 19. and that he had pre-
Fiously been a guest at the Trinidad
Hotel. Trinidad. Colo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
TO ASK CONGRESS-
FOR APPROPRIATION
TO PERFECT DEEP WATERWAY
FROM LAKES TO euLF-mEm.
PhIs CONVENTION ApJoURNs

Memphis, Oct. 5-The Deep Water
ways convention adjourned sine die
late today after passing resolutions
calling upon congress for an appro-
PriatiOn sufficient TO secure a four
teen foot canal from the Great Lakes
to the Gulf of Mexico. through the
route already selected By the army en-
gineers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
MOTHER OF MIKAD0
Of JAPAN is DEAD

Toxic. Oct 5.-Tbe report Of the
death yesterday morning Of the real
mother OF the emperor Of japan. Lady
Nakasama. was confirmed today. The
court ~'iii not make any formal an
nouncement OF her death and viii not
go into mourning officially but it is
considered likely that II will of its
own Initiation go IN to mourning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
SIXTY GIRLS KILLED IN
EXPLOSION ~ JAPAN.

Toxic, japan. Oct. 5.-A terrible sx.
plosion occurred this morning a;
Takatsake factory. Osaka. while a
number Of girls were al work sorting
shells and cartridges. which had been
condemned. sixty-three girls were
killed and over so injured As this
dispatch is sent the factory is on ere
and a number Of boats containing ex-
piosiFes are also burning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
HARTWEG'S PILOT
IS SUSPENDED
ON ORDER FROM PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT AFTER INQUIRY
BY INSPECTORS.
Statement BY Capt. Tice of Combine
Coal Company Says There Was
No Collision or Danger
Of One.

Memphis, Tenn Oct Evidence
was heard here today in the case Of
Clarence Nichols, Of Cairo, pilot OF
the steamer Fred Hartweg, whose
suspension was ordered by President
Roosevelt yesterday. Witnesses ap.
peafed before Capt. HoWaltz, in
tsfector Of hulls The hearing was be.
Find closed doors and the nature or
the testimony was not given out.
George W. Tice, vice president Of the
M9ncngahea River Consolidated Coal
and Coke company, which owns the
Fred Hartweg made the following
statement regarding the reported col
lisicn between that boat and the
PRESIDENTS boat, the Mississipri:
TIE steamer Fred TIartweg was
Elaccd nj the iispcs sal az the Pits.
burg do'cgation. d The Hartweg Joined
the procession at Cairo and proceeded |
tn Memphis. So far as the pittsburg
delegation know, or were able to as
certain there had been no official or
ders tn regard to the order In which
me boats were to proceed. Ii there
vas such an order the Pittsburg dele
saticn was wholly ignorant thereof,
nd from every appearance the beats
Iie not recognize any particular rule
unning to large extent at random
There was some joking between sew
raj boats, among the aggressors
eing the large side wheeler Alton. of
4lton, ILL.,, the steamer Dick Fowler.
Paducah, KY and others, two ofl
'hich boats at different times ran far
J advance Of the presidents boat
'hich would indicate further that
lere was no reetilar order to be elll
srved. ! myself was d passenger on !.
lc Hartweg and at no time during /,
y observance did the Hartweg an !.
'oacil the presidents boat so clcse i
to make an accident or collision /,
zen probable" = =
Pilot Nichols Suspended i,
Tonight Captain Howaltz suspended :,
G license of Pilot Nichols for six =
nnths. The president had requested ~
at the license be suspended for only -
rec months, pt
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
A PECULIAR WILL.

Lincoln. Neb4 October 5.-Pursua1.
to the viii CT the late Isaac Wing
fthis city. his vast estate is 10 go
to Miss Katherine Ritenbouse. Of
Evanston. III. a daughter Of the wo-
man who refused to become his bride
Wing never saw the girl
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
POPE THANKS cAkornAL.

Baltimore. October 5.-Cardinai Glib
hons has received letter from Pop
Firs Y in which the PoutiH warmlg
thanks him for his pretest against tha
French Government fer the sntag
0nism it has displayed toward the
Catholic church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
snoTHERED IN SEWER

SteubenviIle Ohio. Oct. 5.-Meia
Emidic. aged IS years. an Italian Ia.
borer. smoshered TO death tonight IN
a sewer cave-in At FoIIansbee. Five
others we're seriously Injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06

~ Gts LOUIS
The first game of the double header
with Chicago was forfeited by Chi
cago in the fourth inning, to o. as
result of an argument concerning a
decision by Umpire Rigler.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
corFIscAre roLsrov-s BOOK

St Petersburg. Oct 5.-The author
ities have ordered a eonfscstIon Of
Count Toistoy's book entitled. A com
parative Study Of the Gospels"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06

Bafteries-H Hit and Mclean: Otey
and Phelps
Called in the seventh inning by
agreement
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06

Called In tenth inning on account
Of rain. Second game called on ac-
count Of darkness
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06

At Washington r n r
Washington ........- 8 2
Philadelphia ..s........a 13 5
Batteries Smith and kahoc; Fritz
and Schreck
Second game n H ~
Washington .............. 90 8
Philadelphia ...s.5..ss w,..#...... q O.
Batteries E'alkcnberg aud Kaltfe.
Viccrs and schrces.
Called IN tho iifth inning Oh accornt
Of darkness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06

# JAMES GORDON BENNETT cncs
caid "0et aonscthing 70 tsli snd then
tc' Y all the time" pcrsistcncy 10
enc ~ thc great points w auvtrtisInp.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
Pilot Nichols Suspended.

Tonight Captain HOWaItz suspended
the license of Pilot Nichols for six
The president had requested
that the license be suspended for only
three months.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06

PICK YOUR MEDIUMS carefully
anc 'ct your advertising talk come
straight from the heart. Have some.
'nlns new to say; II pays.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06

Patterics-McLean and DcCin. Ma
thewson and Curtis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-18

Con el fin de extinguir el
resto de condena que les faltaba,
ingresaron hoy en- la carcel NUM-
cipal Gala Torres y Adelina Cora
z6n, las cuales cumplieron dos me-
ses de prisi6n en- la carcel del Dis
trito por acometimiento y aggression
en- el miSmo establecimiento.
-Ha presentado su renuncia,
e. concejal del ayuntaniento de
Aguada, don GenaIo Chaparro.
Hoy cumplieron sus conde.
mas en- la carcel municipal Manuel
Alamo, Matiide Bernabe y Paula
Torres.
Don Eduardo Monclova, Ell.
pleado del Registro de la Propiedad
de San Juan, con el haher annual de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-18
lSUNTOS O|V[RSOS
Fa11ecimientos ocurr;-
dos en- Manati. Con
cejal que renunciaE.
MUIeREs ARREsTaOAS
Casos de febre tifoidea en-
Manati. -Por aggression a
uu policia insular.
Ell lunes fallecieron en- Me-

Ell lunes fallecieron en- Me-
natl, vfctima del titus, Ia eSpo.a y
una hija, del po'icia inou'ar M'sue'
Berreteaga, que presta servlc;o Ell
San Juan. lie acoinp namos Ell su
pena..
-Margaro Hernandez, que AGO.
meti6 antenoche con lin cuchillo en-
sSal 81 puedes0 al guardia Balbino
Santos, fue condenado aver por la
Corte Municipal a treinta di2s de
c6rcel.
Marta MARTINEZ, Julia Con
zalez y Maria RODRIGUEZ, vecina'
de aSal 81 puedes,e Puerta de Tie
rta, fueron arrestadas anoche por
e,candalo Ell aquel barrio.
I'm objeto de valor anun-
ciado en- LA DEMOCRACIA, tu6 ad-
quirido muy pronto por una hrma
c)mercial de la isla quedando sa-
tsfechas ambas parties de nue>t'a
publication. La Una por hab' r
vendido por este medic un artlculo
que no le hacia falta y la otra pre-,
c>samente por 10 contrarlo, pues
n cesitaudolo 10 hallaba medic &C
aiquiririo sin pedirlo directamehte
& Europa y E>tados Unidos.
He aqui una de las ventaj IS
del anuncio. Cuando Sc quiera
vender alguna cosa ese es Il medic
mas efcaz. Mande sus anuncios a
LA DEMocRAC1A.
Sc halla enfermo Ell May "a
giiez. Ell comerciante de aquella pla-
"a don Higinlo Pab0n.
Mr.. Jaime L. Drew professor
principa, de Adjuntas, S halla dt
temporada en- Utuado.
-Por turbar la paz publica, et
e;tado de embriaguez, fueron dete
nidos auoche los iudiyi1uoS Joht
Longan Francisco Alfonso.
-Informasenos que en- Mana
Il existen muchos casos de febr,
tifoidea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-18
NOT|C|AS De PONCE
Apreciables viajeros>>Una vista
al Hospital de Ciegos~-Ropa
quemada En- la Cantera,
Ell ALUMBRADO PUBLICO.

festejos Ell celebration del IS de
julio
-Tambien Sc dio lectura al
reglamento interior del Asilo TIL
coche, sufriendo algunas modl-
Fl >aciones.
Son varias las quejas que
llegan hasta nosotros sobre los es-
candalos que Sc prumueven por la
noche la entrada de la Cantera
por mujeres dadas al feo vlclo
del licor, que sin respeto alguno Sc
entregan a toda clase de excesos.
Solo faltan dos amos para
redimir el contrato que tiene esta-
blecido nuestro Ayuntamiento con
la compaiiia de la Luz Electrica pa
ra Ell alumbrado p1blico que cuesta
al pueblo l9, 900 dollars anuales y
1000 de extra.
Es TN negocio brillante en- que
convene Sc 6jen los capitalists,
para que desde ahora lo estudien
detenidamente.
FL Ayuntamiento, por su parte
debla desde ahora, fjar anuncios
en- los peri6dicos, sollcitando al que
nejor proportion haga para servi1
cl alumbrado pdblico por Tin hume
70 de afios.
En- San Juan hay dos empire
sas de luz electrica que tienen vida
Ssn Juan esta nejor alumbrado que
Pouce y recorre los postes y alam-
bres h,sta Santurce, mientras que
ell Ponce Sc ha hecho dtficil llevar
10 hasta ell barrio de Cauas.
En- breve saldra>el doctor a
niagua acompanado del inspecto
de alimentos senior Mascara a reco
rrer algunas poblaciones del dis
trito.
En- la session celebrada ano
che, present6 un escrito el alcald
} al Concejo municipal con motiv
de la citacion que hace el goberna
: der a los alcaldes para tratar sobr
los asuntos mas importanes referer
tes los alimentos de mayor consu
mo, Ell cuyo escrlto manifestaba
los concelales haber invitado a lo
: oomerciantes, para hoy a las dos d
. Ia tarde, con el fin de que manifes
taran las ideas que pudiere suge
rllles este aSunto.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-18

Julio I6.-Estuvieron aver en-
esta ciudad el Secretario del Ayun-
tamiento de Mayagiiez don Arturo
Gigantic, de paso para San Juan
el Lcdo. Riera Palmer y su esposa,
de paso para los Baiios de Coamo.
Los doctores Seiu { Igara-
videz, visitarol el Hospital de Gle
gos, quedando muy bien impre>io
nados acerca del estado de limpleza
en- que Sc halla dicho edifcio.
Don Joaquin Ramos Anaya,
ha presentado hoy al Departamen
to d. Sauidad un trozo de pan, con
teniendo entire la maza un pedazo
de sega, capaz para an,arrar un toro
d. Miura.
Aver lego a esta ciuiad el
medico del distrito sur, doctor Pa
niagua.
-El Inspector veterinario dc
este distrito senior Elias Fernandez,
ha hecho un reconocimiento gene
raj en- las cuadras de la ciudad.
-Diariamente asiste el lnspec
tor Veterinario el,matadero, a fin de
reconocer el ganado que Sc bene
hcia para el abasto pubiico.
-El policia de Sandad ErneS
to Vivas hizo quemar ocho bulto,
de ropa que Ell su inspection Ell
contr6 en- distiutos puntos de Las
orillas del rio Portuguese.
Hoy >se han celebrado To-
siguientes matrimonios: Enrique
Riv4s Gutierrez..yi Tomasa Torres
Torres, Marcial La Llave Lima
res y Maria Rodriguez y Perez
Martin Valeriano Castro Laporte
Maximina Cruz Vega
En- las notas publicadas aye
sobre la prision de Benito D-lgad'
!: ha resultado de la investigacic'
practicada que Delgado, 81 eS yer
dad que conservaba en- su cArtera p
billetes del banco de Colombia, 10
gastos que hizo despues de habe
salido de la carcel los hi1o en- me
media corriente americana, por |
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