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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-11-02
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Why 1t Succeeds
Because It's for One Thing Only,
and the People Of Frostburg
Appreciate This

NOTHING can be good for every
N thing:
Doing one thing well brings
success.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They cure sick kidneys.
Here is evidence to prove it:
A. G. Chambers, painter, of IS
Harrison street, Cumberland, says
Il was annoyed with soreness across
my loins for several years, at times
dreadfully painful. | doctored off
and on, and though some medicine
gave relief for the time being, the
trouble soon returned. | read of
Doan's Kidney Pills, and being fa-
vorably impressed, | gotta box. They
gave me prompt and permanent relief.
| will say that Doan's Kidney Pills
are the best medicine for the kidneys
| ever used
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Doan's, and
take no other. Sept
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-11-02
Railroad Schedules.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 2, 1907.
CUMBERLAND

COMBE RLAND
DAILY. Hex. Sunday. +i3N. Monday SUNDAY only.
EAST6ouNp.
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADEL-
PIIlA and NEW YORK. Depart 800 am. obs
am, so am, 's2i am, '125O pm. 'G.21 pm.
lO}o pm. stopping at Hancock and Martinsburg.
Arrive l4O am, .27H.m., - 10 am. i % D. M
'1.l2 pm, SD = m '9.41 pm.
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE and Way sta
tons, Depart '2i5 pm.
For MlNCHES TER, Depart 'S0l am, tl2.50 p. m,
t2i5 pm. Arrive t5.U5 am, 4 - pm, 0i5 pm
For ROMNEY, Depart 1901 am, tG9J pm. Arrive
1870 am. LIS pm
For BERKELEY SPRINGS Depart tsOl am, 1924
am, tl25Q pm, '2l5 pm. Arrive too am,
For HAGlESIoWN, Depart 1901 am. Arrive t1.21
pm, 70 Il pm.
For FltEDEi;ICK, Depart t22O am. t235 am. .sm
hIn S.A am, tl2.5O pm, f2.45 pm. Arrive tl.25
pm, 'S.24 pm. f9.i5 pm.
WEsTsoUND GETTYSBURG plVsloN)
For CHICAGO, Depart 1.30 pm, '517 pm. Arrive
For CLEFl<.A land, Depart $50 am. Arrive '23O
For PIrTsHjrEG and CoNNEILsvTILE, Depart
.l5O am, ~ am, t6.25 am. QocaD,
80 am, ~ pm. Qoca), 81 10 M .G.0Op.m.,
1910 pm. QocaD, 'lO4 pm.
WESTeOUND (MaIN LINE)
For CHICAGO, Depart 1852 pm. Arrive '7.51 am,
800 pm.
For CINCINNATI, LOUIsvHIE& ST. LOUIS. De.
part '5i2 am ~ p. m, - u pm. via rarkers-
burg. Arrive .2.l5 am, 'S.lsa.m., 'lOlOp.m.
For KEYStIt. PIEDMONT and GRAFTON, Depart
'512n.m fI.m am. N0ca), +l.35 p m. t5.2O pm.
!inc,I), SIS pm, '9.52 pm, Arrive '2l5 am,
ti5i am, SIS am. tl2.N4 pm. QocaD, 900 pm,
1880 pm. 0ocaD. 'l0lO nm
For WHEELING, Depart r .0Oa.m (Ocal), 'l35 PM,
'902 pm. Arrive - Is am, T. 81 am, 900 pm.
M. c. CLARKE, Ticket Agent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-11-02

Dams Rock eXcursiOnists take either the
a m or p m train at Cumberland, and return
to Cumberland by the 5l5 m train at Vale
Summit.
Carriage service between Vale Summit and
Dams Rock may be secured by application
day in advance at the Washington street
office of the q. G. and G. r Co., Cumberland.
JAMES A. MILHOLLAND
Sent "a General Manager
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
July FILINGS At PIERRE

The filings at the Pierre land
Office for the month ofJuly were
27s. of which 25a were home
stead entries, the rest being sol
dier's aud reservoir de.iara
tories. This melns that over
two townships were tsken out OF
the list Of available government
land for the month, q total of
A., 640 acres, and the business o!
this month shows every iadica-
tion of being fally equal 70 that
of July. Final title was granted
in the month 10 13i entrym en-,
of which i22 secured title on
cash entries at the end OF four
teen months residence aud pay.
ment for the land, and twelve
secured title at the end of five
years residence and without
any cost to themselves That
means passing OF final title OF
nearly township from the gov
10 private owners.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
PREMATURE ANNOUNCEMENT

Geddes Record: The Record
announced a couple of weeks
ago that the controversy over
the saloon situation had been
compromised and all was har.
monious. This announcement
was pre- maturely made and to
the effect that the Padley Annex
Company would purchase Mr..
Wagner on It and they signed a
lease to run aud operate their
saloon in the place formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Wagner and all
arrangements were made and
agreed to and those arrange.
ments seemed TO please all con-
cerned and the Mayor and the
majority of the city council.
The town boss was away from
home then aud as soon as he
heard what had been done, he
put his foot down and said the
the arrangements agreed to
could not go, and his commands
we~e obeyed. The Padley An
mex Co. had asked for change
Df location to the Wagner build.
ing and notice was published for
hearing that application by the
city council August 5. They
refused The application ani We
such action was taken
because they were requested to
refuse such application for .
change and the city assume the
instead of those who
have forfeited an honorable
and settlement Of the
difficulty. We predict that war
win break out in Africa and
some may bo taught that settle
ments are not made to be sneer-
ed and laughed and broken at
the command OF Q town Boss.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
State Lands Leased

The lease funds received by
the state land department on all
the different classes of lands
under control of that depart
ment for the fiscal year ending
June 30, last, amounted to $207,-
649.57. anG of this by far the
largest amount was of common
school leases, the total of that
class being $l76, ,OO3. 80.
LILO acres were leased in Bon
Homme county for $8O7.2
Clay county is he only one in
the state in which there are no
leases of state lands of any
character, all the lands having
been disposed Of a mum ber OF
a number OF years ago at an
average of about ten dollars per
acre. In Union county there is
yet 100 acres of common school
which leases at so cents per
acre per year. The report
gives a larger acreage leased
west of the Missouri River than
ever leased in past years, with
a demand that there are but few
tracts left Unbiased in the large
counties in the western part of
the state.
The receipts from state
building lands fell off from
those of last year as many of
the lands in the the eastern par t
of the state have been disposed
of. While the net returns are
less, there mas been q larger
demand for such lands west of
the river, and they are now all
being demanded where q few,
years ago there were no takers.
The lease receipts for the
year which belonged to other
state institutions were, Aber-
deem normal, 81, ,105. 46; state
university, 81, loi 50; agricul
tural college. Sl0,98o.23; deaf
and dumb school, S2,O6o. 4S; re
form school, S2,3i3 SO: Spring
field normal, 50, ,87o.59: northern
hospital. sl73s.l6; school of
mines. 1892. 45, state blind,
1896. SO; Madison, and Spear
fish normals; $3, I90.9i; educa.
tional and charitable, $I,065.74.
--Tyndall Tribune.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
Fix Roads on Rural Routes

Occupants Of farms of South
Dakota are So well satisfied with
the practical working of the
rural delivery of mails that they
would deem it a hardship to be
compelled to return to the old
rural post Office system. To IN
sure themselves in their posses :
sion of good thing, they will
have to keep IN repair the roads
over which the servants of the
delivery system travel. An in
spector of the post Office
department is now going over
the carrier routes OF the state
and wherever he finds bad roads
he reports them to the depart
ment. 1t is a rule Of the
department that the roadways
of rural routes must be kept In
good condition, else the service
will be forfeited. County and
township authorities ought to
see that the roads are service.
able before the inspector passes
judgement upon them.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
r,Rs /. n. WEIGH MARRIED.

Platte Enterprise: Mrs. |. II.
Weldh formerly q resident OF
Platte, was happily married TO
DIR. Williams OF Bangor, Mich
igan last Sunday. We are un.
able at this time to give q full
account OF the affair, but never
theless join with q host Of
fir lends of the bride in extend
ing hearty congratulations.
They will take up their home at
Bangor, where they ara both
well and favorably known.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
COURTS AND THE PEOPLE

Mr.. Bryan has given support
to the demand that federal
judges shall be elected by the
people.
Would such a decision as that
of Judge IAndis in Chicago
Saturday in tho Standard Oil
case been as likely to come from
a federal Judge minated in
Chicago by Bath House John
aud the Hon. Hinky Dink Kenna
or in New York by exalted
statesmen of rammanys
Mr.. Bryan's national conven.
tioa Of 1896 in one of its most
applauded planks assailed the
supreme court of the United
States.
Such a decision as that OF
Judge Lands, the reasoning by
which it is sustained an the
high contempt for evil man aud
practice which finds expression
in il will molly undo the eleven
years mischief of that platform
plank. Ii will do more thou.
sand fold te restore among the
discontented respect for the
courts and TO strengthen among
the peaple the reign Of la W than
all Of Mr.. Bryan's many speech.
es. 1t action opposed TO
criticism: construction, not
destruction; fact agani n . I
theory.-N ew York World.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
Personal PUNISHMENT

II
United States pocket $50, 900, 600
for rebating. OF course it is
possible that the company will
advance the price of oil a few
cents, even though it is year
before the court tape will per-
NIT the collecting of this fine.
But the fine is SO colossal that
that the public believes that
something will happen before
the Standard can pass its penal.
ty along in its customary way.
And the thing which the pub
lie believes is the thing Ju dge
Landis regretted, and which
Secretary Bonaparte hoped
might be done. The Judge re
| GREETED that he could impose
only u fine." The secretary
| states, "that a better moral
effect would be produced by
sending prominent man to
jail, "and furthermore, 1T is
the ayowed purpose of the de
par tment to prosecute Grimm
ally every one who is criminally
responsible for violations of the
anti trust law. -. fit can get
a case against any of the super
iors, such as justities a reason
able hope on the part of
experienced lawyers that he
can be pun ished personally, the
department will undoubtedly
take advantage of the oppor
tunity as soon as it is present.
ed"
The experienced lawyer who
can find some method, whereby
a trust criminal can b, IN lie, in
in person not in purse, To suffer
the penalty for his crime
against the people, he has made
himself immortal and can have
anything in the gift of the
gift Of the people today or to-
morrow. And If no experienc.
ed lawyer rises to the OCCASION,
if their experience leads them
to believe that the law is male
quate, then the sooner there is
brought forward an amendment
to the law. if need be. to the
constitution, which will enable
the people to reach their law
entrenched enemy, the better it
will be for the people and for
criminal himself. Dispatch.
The September Woman's
Home Companion is remarkable
principally for two thi ngs-tho
exquisite cover, by Earl Stetson
Crawford, which won the $500
prize recently offered by the
Dompanion, and for the excel
lent article on "The Influence of
business Life on Women, by
Anna Steede Richardson. This
Septe mbea cover represents
the highest &C hievement in
magazine cover yet produced,
and the article mentioned above
will make q profound impress
sion on all the people interested
in the subject Of women In
business life, as ii is the candid
expression OF woman wllo his
made a pronounced business
success herself.
The fiction Of the number Is
far aboys the average. Anthony
Hope continues his chlrming
novel, '.Helena's Path, AMI
Jennettc Lee, the great Julia
Magruder, Grace Mciio Wan
Cooke and several others ca
tribute short stories. DR.. Ell.
ward Everett Hale's monthly
editorial page is on the subject
of Letter Writing. Grace Mar
garet Gauld, the fashion editor,
special pattern pages for chill
dren's and young ladies' school
clothes. Fannie NJ. Farmer
tells how TO cook the different
kinds of macaroni. and all other
departments-embroidery dress
making, knitting, etc. full
of timely and helpful sugges.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
En- Ia Fortaleza
Mr.. Post Gambia impresiones
con los representatives
de la Prensa
SU N0MBREMlENT0

Hoy han saludado al Gobernador
MIR. Post los representatives de la
prensa. Pocas horas antes estuvie-
a cumpllmentar 4 dicha autoridad los
jueces del Tribunal Supreme los
seflores Grome err, Baiz, Hord, Bronw
Panlagua, Barbosa, doctor Gonzalez
los hermanos Elzaburu (don Pedro Y
don Jose) r. Delgado, Blondet, Mu-
floz Rivera, Diez de Andino, Ell iuez
del Toro, Turull, Lord, Sanchez Mo-
ra-es Dexter y otros seflores que no
re ordamos.
Mr.. Post recibi5 tambien de la isla
numerosos telegramas. Las impre-
presiones cam bia das son muy hala :
giieflas.
Mr.. Post ha participate que es pro-
bable que en- esta semana el Senado
apruebe su nom Dramiento asi como
el de los sefores Willoughby, Dexter
y Hoy. Son muchos los nombra- :
mientos que Ell Senado ha de apro-
bar y 81 por cualquier circumstance
no fuera possible que Sc hiciera ell
nombramiento este sera transferido
hasta dentro algunos meses.
Ell Senador Mr. Foraker es decidido
partidario de Mr. Post asi como
Roosevelt y Taft sus amigos particu-
lares.
En- la Legislature Ell Presidente de
los Estados Unidos ha recomendado
en- el mensaje la ciudadanla para los
puertorliquehos. Mr.. Cooper pre-
sidente de asuntos insulares ha pre-
sentado un bill solicitando la natura-
lizaci0n americana de Puerto Rico.
Dlcho proyecto de ley Sc considera
como I'm medic para contemporizar
la actitud del Senado con eel Presi-
dente.
MIR. Post estuvo en- Nueva York,
Washington y Boston, en- cuyas ciu-
dades paso todo el tempo que ha
permanecido ausente de la isla.
Mr.. Post viene muy satisfecho, ha
tenido frases de aliento no solamente
para el sino para el pals que tiene la
honra de 9obernar y Sc muestra ca
da vez mas decidido 4 emprender to-
das las reformas y mejoras que tien-
dan a Ia libertad y al progreso de la
Isla.
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL saluda res
petuosamente al distingudo funcic-
mario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12

cijos los allegados a la situaci6n
gubernativa y a explayar sus
desahogos los que han fraCasa-
do en- sus prOp0sitos.
DeScartando 10 vicioso de es-
tos extremes, queda presentido,
inicia do en- cierto modo, TN
triunfo del pals, del verdadero
pals, en- ese gran triunfo perso-
nal del Presidente Roosevelt
que beneficial en- gran manera
al gobernador Post.
Ell panteismo americanizante,
ha reclbidO I'm serio golpe; Ell
idOlo grOtesCO ha sufrido una
deSCalabrante Ca1da.
Parece como que la voz del
oraculo sc ha humanizado un
tanto; que Ia leyenda de Ia ST.
perioridad sc esfuma, en- borro-
sd lejania;y que a sus expensas,
van COnhprendiendo nueStros tu-
torres que no son tan inefables,
que no son tan providenciales,
9 que por 10 menos aqui, no sc
les reCOnoCen, no sc les aCeptan
esas cualidades mayestaticas.
TOdos somos hombres, y NADIA
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
Ell nueYO Preside
Sc destinan cient0 diez mil dollars
para las 0braS. Concur
so de arquitectOs
LOS PIANOS

Sc encuentra terminado el prOgra-
ma hecho por el Depsrtamento del
interior para Ell concurso del nuevo
Preside que ha de construirse en-
Puerta de TERRA, mss ALA del anti
quo polvorfn A dicha obra concn-
rr1ran solamente arquitectos america
nos puertorriquefios.
La legislature voto ciento veinte
mil dollars para Ell edi6cio pero hay
que reservar 10000 para gastos de ar
quitecto, deslindes imprevistos. Los
pianos todavia no han sido bechos.
Tan pronto dichos pianos Sc termi-
nen pasaran la Comision compues-
ta por los sefiores Pres idente del Con-
Sejo y de la Camara, Attorney Gene
raj Comisionado del Interior, la
la cual despues de informar en- ell Com
seJo Executive Sc ordenara la apro-
baclon del programa.
No sc sabe todavfa cuando empeza-
ran las obras, pero 10 mismo que CON
el Capitoiio Sc hsce todo 10 possible
para que empiecen estas cuanto antes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
Ell DIR. Esteban Verges

Hemos recibido Ia atenta vista de
este joven y distinguido medjco que
acaba de l.egar de Espafla nos ha
sido presentado por Ia respeta bilfsima
dana notable escritOra ID" Trinidad
Padilla de Saenz y nuestro buen
amigo Don Alberto Burckhaat Te-
jada de Arecibo.
Ell Dr. Ver9es viene establecerse
en- Puerto Rico. Procede de la ia
mosa universidad de Barcelona ha
practicado como cirujano competente.
en- los hospitales de 10 gran ciudad
espaflola.
La procedencia de su titulo y los
antecedentes del DR.. Verges, son una
garantla muy estlmable.
Nosotros le deseamos todo g6nero
de felicidades celebrando su resolu-
ci6n de quedarse entire nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
FL SenadO americana
PR0VEYEND0 ALTOS PUEST0S

Mr.. Foraker presidente de la Co.
mission de nombr amientos, es probable
que proponga dltimos de esta sema.
ma, los nombramientos para cargos i'm
portantes en- Puerto Rico, de los Sc
lores Post, Wlllonghby, Hoy y Dexter.
En- la Camara cuentan simpatfas ca
da uno de los senores propuestos.
Mr.. Hoy que fgura en- primera terna
Attorney General es parientc de un alto
funcionario. Es un abogado experto, de
unos cuarenta amos actuamente Sc
ancuentra en- Alaska en- una mission es-
pecial de, Gobierno de los EStadoS
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
Amor maCabrO
TOILETTE POSTUMA

Los peri6dicos de Napoles referen
un case de profanaci0n en- ell cadaver
de una joven Elisa Scalisl.
FL autor de ese atentado, Guisep-
pc d Alessandro, despues de haber
exhumado el cadaver de la joven
a quien habla amado apasionada-
mente en- vidas 10 llevo una casita
aislada en- Ell campo
Los medicos que han visitado el
cadaver afrman que la exhumaci6n
tuvo lugar e1 misno dfa en- que fue
enterrada la joven, cuyo cuerpo estd
emba lsamado.
D'Ales essandro lie habfa hecho al ca
daver un cuidadoso tocado. La jo-
ven fue vestida con un elegante traje
de seda y rodeaba su cuello un rice
collar de perlas.
Ell sacrflego indivfduo ha sido re
ducido 4 prision.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
Ell Viaje del Kaiser
RELACl0NES ANGLO -RLEMANRS

La determination tomada por Ell
principe de Bilow de no acompanar al
emperador en- su viaje Inglaterra ha
sido objeto de expicaciones oficiales
por parte de ala Correspondence de
la Alemania del Sur.
Dice este peri6dico que las muestras
de simpatias recibidas de Ingaterra.
despues de la entrevista de Wilhemshoe.
le habian animado primero a Won
Biilow. a aceptar una invitacion tan
carifiosa; pero "si ell canciller no toma
parte en- la expedition, es porque antes
de que sereanuden los ira abajos psrla--
mentarios no pueden en- manera algu-
na emprender un viaje que le alejarfa
de Alemania desde ell 9 hasta ell "a de-
Noviem bre."
"AdemaS conviepe tener Ell cuenta
que la presencia del canciller iunto al
emperador daria lugar que Sc le
atribuyera al viaie imperial una i'm
portancia polftica que los Gobiernos
lngl6s y aleman no quieren que Sc les
attibuya.
"La Correspondence" termina di-
ciendo que la vista del kaiser y dc sU
ssposa Ingl aterra infuira bene6cio-
samente en- las relaciones de amboS
paises, sin que este tenga como conse-
cuencia La conclusion de acuerdos po~
liticos de ninguna clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
M CapitOlio de Puerto Rico
CuatrOcientos arquitectos concu-
rren al concurso para la
erection del edificiO
ESPANa Y CUBA

Acompaffados del Sub -Comisionado
del Interior Mr.. Harris, hemos visto
la numerosa correspondence de los
arqultectos que han solicitado concu
rrlr al certamen para la erection del
Capitolio de Puerto Rico. Pasan de
|cuatroclentos los arquitectos que Sc
dlsputar5n Ell honor de erigir uno de
los edLf1cios grandiosos con que con-
tara el pals dentro algunos amos.
Entire dichos arquitectos los hay de
los Estados Unidos, Espafia, Cuba,
Canada Puerto Rico.
Por ell Department sc les remi-
tleron los programs y pianos topo-
graficos del sitio donde ha de levan-
tarse ell grandioso ediicio y otros in
tormes generates.
Es probable que los pianos sean re-
mltidos al epartamento en- la prime
ra quincena de Febrero.
Despues de un detenido escru-
puloso estudio Sc elegira Ell plano por
el cual ha de hacerse la obra.
Ell Capitolio tai vez Sc edi6que al
Este 6 Sud-este de San Crist6bal.
Es sabido que la Legislature vot6
TN credito de 100000 dollars y algu-
nos premios a los mejores ira bajos
que sean presentados en- Ell concurso.
Ell Sud -Comisionado Mr.. Harris no
descansa I'm momento en- atender las
peticiones y consultas que con fire.
cuencia Sc solicitan por los arquetec :
tos extranjeros. Estas forman va TN
volt1men de mas de quinientas pagi-
mas. Podemos adelantar que las obras
del Capitol;o seran I'm verdadero mo-
numento tanto por la calidad de algu-
mas celebridades que concurren como
por el entusiasmo que existe para la
pronta ejecucion de la obra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
DepartamentO del Interior


Necesitand0se en- esta ofcina para
los trabajos de deslindes de terrenos S
de "El Pueblo de Puerto Rico per
sonal con conocimientos de Agrim Ell,
sura, Sc avisa 4 las personas que los
posean y deseen aceptar un puesto
en- esta Division, presenter su soil :
citud indicando en- Ia mlsma los nom
bres de algunas personals que pue-
dan recomeudarles,
Enrique Castro Goncaies
Jefe de la Division.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
El rObO a Ia Sen0ra Mdtrds
SU A P A RICION
LOS LhDRONES NO SON vENEZOLaKOS
de "El Constitutional"

DE Ill COnStltuC1OnaI0
Cuando estuvimoS a visitar
la distinguida artista senora
Blanca Matras, con motive del
robo de que fue victima la no
che del domingo ultimo, le diji-
mos: "Pu ede usted estar segu-
70, sonora, de que el autor 8 au-
torres de ese inicuO crimen no
son III pueden ser venezolanOs'
AbOnan nuestrO dlchO los an
tecedentes generOsos de esta
terra.
Ha sucedido 10 que habiamos
prevlstO, pues los autores del
robo, que ha sldO va desCubier-
to, no son veneZOlanOS.
He aqui ahora el recibo dado
pOr la senora Matras al General
Hip0llto Acosta.
Una veZ mas sc evidencia la
actividad de nuestro Cuerpo Po-
liCial.
Lease:
He recibido del General Fl.
Acosta, Jefe de la Policia, la
Cantidad de "CinCo mil cuarenta
Y C1nco pesos en- efectivo, una
sortija con TN brillante Y dos ri
bles, dos pares de gemelos, una
leOpOldlna con una Onza mexi-
cana, TN bolsillo grande de pla-
ia, TN reloj de ORC de dos tapas
con inscripciones y IN reloj de
sonora esmaltado que me fue
ron robados la noche del "A del
presente, y recuperados en- esta
fecha.
Blanca Matrds = az Atsquibfk.
Caracas: 20 de Nbre. de 1897
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-12
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Pasageros llegados esta maflana
abordo del vapor Caracas"
Mrs. r Fl Post, S NJ Bartder
Agruzo, G Morley; w E Barrett. 7 +
Silva Valet F ! Silva L Z Fairbanks
Surge. G Z E Dinhan. X Bailey.
w M Hall, T d Patterson, Fl ? Peter.
son, A Viscarrondo r Figueroa
Martin. O g Fales. J F Gallardo. " 1.
Parsons, J Faybor. c Cathin. Col
roe dell, NJ Alvarez, Rev z Victor,
A Penn. f J Lord. ] G Jarrold; Miss
NJ Godd, J Narez, G Sanchez.