davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1907-06-09
CRIES OF FIRE"
STARTS A PANIC.
INJURING FIFTY

NEW YORK. June S.-The cry OF
fire" from one Of the Gallery Gods"
in the Gotham Theater. Brooklyn. this
afternoon. created a panic. and in the
mad stampede 10 escape from the build
ing. fifty persons, mostly women and
children. were trampled on, several Of
them being severely hurt.
While the panic was at its height the
manager Of the theater implored the
people 10 keep quiet as there was no
fire. but his words were unheeded. and
the mad rush continued until the theater
was emptied
The timely arrival OF the police some
what restored order among the crowd
and prevented any casualties
The Washington times., 1907-06-09
BELVA LOCKWOOD DENOUNCES
MODERN YELLOW JOURNALISM

NORFOLK, Va. June S.-DenuncIa-
ton Of yellow journalism was the gtst Of
a speech on The jamestown Exposition
as a Harbinger Of Peace and Not War. A."
by Miss Belva A. Lockwood. Of Wash
ington, before the Woman's National
Press Association in convention 1T
jamestown Exposition. She declared
for the purity Of the press. peace and
protection of the home.
Her talk ended with a call 10 a -ru-
SADIE against the yellow journal, a men
The Washington times., 1907-06-09
Bertha Tries Suicide.


First she drank the poison. She said
auerward that she feared the .3S-cal-
Der revolver would make wounds that
would prove ugly after her death. She
turned the smaller caliber weapon on
her abdomen twice, but it did not bring
results.
She then seized the larger weapon and
fred one shot into her left breast be-
low the nipple This did not cause
death. The remaining bullet was fred
through her left temple and passed
through the brain. Coming out il i'm
hedded itself I'm the wall near her bed
Marvelously. Bertha did not succumb.
The bowie knife was then called on and
She slashed her arms and wrists with
it III the hope OF bleeding to death. I'm
consciousness overlook her and she was
discovered by her brother.
Following closely on November IA. Sex
ton Boehmig found the remains Of a
nan lying dead across the grave of
Mrs. Beilstein. Turning the body over
IL proved 10 be that of her son. Ed
ward "a prosperous Allegheny market
butcher The remains were taken to
Willisons undertaking rooms i'm Cedar
nvenue and later inferred i'm the family
blot in Noaghly Cemetery.
Helped From Asylum.
Bertha Beilstciu was placed on trial
FOR her life after few weeks incar-
ceration in the county jail bv District
Attorney John Haymaker one of the
greatest legal battles in the Aistorv of
Allegheny county was fcaght before she
was finally adjudged insane and taken
10 Dixmont Immediately after she was
adjudged insane sine was removed to
the Dixmont Insane Asylum Here fo~
q time she was lost 10 view
Then came che time II cscape-on
sunday morning. September p. 1906. In
'his tie matricide is said to have had
The Washington times., 1907-06-09
Body Identified.

At nrst it was supposed she had died
of cocaine poisoning. Under the cir
cumStances, and on the word of the
county hospital physicians, Richard
Bardy, Berthas companion. was arrest
cd hy "a trick and held. but an autopsy
set The manner Of her death az rest and
He was released.
Tho body has been identified by Fred
erick Beiisjcin. a cousin OF the dead
woman.
Never i'm the history OF criminal an
nails In this country has there been "A
more varied string Of tragedies than
those leading to the final ending of
Bertha Beilstein.
Returning to Pittsburg from Chicaro
one Sunday morning in December. 1891.
I'm. Beiistein. Berthas father. had Just
greeted his family I'm the old homestead
"t 20 Spring Garden avenue and sat
down 20 The family breakfast He was
seized a snort time later with sever re
paroNysms OF pain. Before medical and
could too summonded he was a corpse.
he had always enjoyed the best Of
health. but as no suspicion was attached
to his death at the time the coroner al
owed the remains TO be inferred with
ont any Investigation on the belief that
death was due TO heart disease.
The Washington times., 1907-06-09
DEAD GIRL
PITTSBURG
MURDERESS
Bertha BeilStein'S Body
Positively Identified
at Los Angeles.
Mystery of Her Escape
From Asylum Still
UnSolVed.

Los ANGELES. June S.-Bertha
Beiistein is unquestionably dead.
The beautiful matricide, whose
disappearance from the Dixmont
insane asylum last October stirred
up such a great excitement in Pitts
bdrg, and who has been sought in
almost every country. has been dead
and buried at Los Angeles since the
latter part of May
She died three weeks ago in the
county hospital at Los Angeles, UNI
der the name of Olga Miller.
In her death Bertha Beilstein
solved the mystery of her poor, mis-
guided life-the autopsy which
cleared her lover also showed that
"a tumor on her brain, which had
been developing for years, had af-
fectel her mind.
The Washington times., 1907-06-09
SAFE BLOWN OPEN;
ROBBED OF $1,1sO

SCHENECTADY. \. y. June S.-A
large safe in the Boston Store. a large
dry goods establishment. was blown last
night and 81, 100 stolen.
The Washington times., 1907-06-09
Mother Found Slain.

About O'Clock that morning Edward
Fe.lstein. a brother of Bertha, called
with the meat Tor the Sunday dinner.
lIc was surprised at not finding any Of
tlc family up. lie rushed 10 his moth
gr's room. She was i'm bed. but the
gnastIv white face and the blood on
she counterpart ana her night robe
'muteIy told the story of tragedy He
then rushed TO Berthas room. She was
lying ON her bed with blood streaming
from wounds on ,hc head and abdomen
and chest with deep knife thrusts on
the wrists anC arms. She was ncCu-
scious. but later revived and told The
details of the murder and how she mad
attempted suicide
She had previously supplied herself
with "a f-oUnce bottle OF laudanum,
one -22-c3libcr revolver, one OF .3S-cali-
Der, an S-inch bowie knife and a black
jack with this formidable array she
started in on self-destruction.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
Professors ARE
OFF FOR BOISE
Mayor Heiteld, John Davis
and F. v. Kettenbach
Are Named

The personnel Of the committee
chosen to go before the legislature
and present the protest of those who
object to county division was an
nounced today. Those who are chosen
to take up the fight are Mayor Henry
Heitfeld, Frank w. Kettenbach and
County Commissioner John Davis.
All or nearly all the protesting petit
tions are now in the hands of the COM
mittee, and the committee will take
them. together with the data and
statistics gathered, to Boise. where
they are prepared to make a strong
case before the legislative commit
tees.
In selecting the protesting commit
tee the idea was to have a personal
representation of all interests and
this is admirably carried out in the
men chosen.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
CITY OFFICIALS
ARE PoWtRlEss
M Ordinance Compelling
You to Shovel SneW
eff Sidewalks


No citizen has been arrested 50 far
this week for not cleaning the snow
of Of their sidewalk, and none ever
will be until there is an ordinance
providing for such a contingency.
At present there is no such ordi-
nance. but for 20 years the street COM
missioner has had his little joke and
the good people of the town have got
ten in and hustled to life the beautiful
snow from their sidewalks with the
shadow of the police court hanging
over them, when they didn't have to.
The only ordinance touching on the
subject is a general one to prevent OBJ
struction Of the sidewalks, and the
word snow Is not used in connection
with boxes and other debris impeding
travel passed IN 1885, which provides
that any citisen who thus obstructa
the sidewalk and fails to remove the
obstruction within - hours after he
10 notified - table b the city IN ths
sum Of - damages for every - hour.
and he eosts of tie suit tn case Z
suit b bsougAA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
MISS WILLIAMS
DENIED RECEIPT
Land Office Carries Into
Effect Roosevelt's
Orders

Under the recent order Of President
Roosevelt that ANAL receipts be with
held by land ofices until the land in
question has first been examined by a
special agent of the government that
he may satisfy himself that the law
has been fully compiled with, and no
has been fully complied with. and no
tryman. the Lewiston land office this
afternoon was forced to deny Miss
Ethel williams a final receipt to her
homestead near Lapwai.
It is stated by land office officials
that the proof IN Miss Williams case
was most satisfactory.
Register Bartlett said that in the
future he would be forced to comply
strictly with the letter Of President
Roosevelts order. which was trans
mitted through Secretary Hitchcock.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
CHINOOK CAUSES
SNAKE TO RISE
Comes Up Three Feet During
Night, But Clearwater
About Same

As the result of the Chinook that
prevailed yesterday afternoon and last
night, the snow in high attitudes was
badly cut, and the rivers show the ef-
fects.
Snake river has risen three feet in
the last IL hours and is still coming
up.
Farmers and tradesmen in the city
today from the Anatone country say
that the Chinook has prevailed there
for two days and that the snow is
much softer there than on the lower
levels and every small stream is run
ming full.
In the Clearwater country the Chi
nook began with good intentions. but
was checked by the colder weather
that prevailed later In the night
checking the cutting Of the snow and
the consequent rise of the Clearwater
which today does not show the chan.
ges that are prevalent in the Snake
II the snow can be cut of by grad.
ual processes there Is little fear from
the, floods that were predicted a weel
ago.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
DENT IS OUT OF
Dent & BUTLER
{. E. Butler 10 Conduct
Drug Store BY
Himself

The firm of Dent Butler today
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Dent retir.
ing from the busipess which in the
future win be conducted by Mr.. Butt
Ter.
D. s. Dent and c. r. Butler have
heen partners In the drug and sta
1ery business IN Lewiston for IT
r.. being pioneers in that business
N Lewiston.
Mr.. Dent was tho senior partner
and has been in the business i'm Lew.
iston for "a years.
He will retire permanently from
business. but will continue to make
Lewiston his home. He has extensive
real estate interests here. which will
take up his attention.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
APPOINTMENTS
TO SETTLE ROW
Il Republicans Said to
Have Signed Caucus
Agreement
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
BOISE, Idaho. Feb. 1.-The house
today passed the following bills:
Preservation OF the forests BY crs-
ating IRE districts. KilpAtrick's bin
extending the time for Ming IN in-
dictment In q misdemeanor case from
one to two years, Wsbstar's min d.
inning grand larceny of domestic stock
or $40 worth Of property.
The house discussed the railroad
commission bill and adjourned untfl
Monday morning,
The senate passed TRUTHS bill an-
cepting government grants for the
state university at Moscow, also the
bin appropriating the proceeds from
the agricultural school lands for the
next two years to the university.
The senate has adjourned to Nom
day.
There is little change In the repub-
lican revolt. 1t is said that u repub-
licans have signed q regular caucus.
! but II cannot be confirmed. It q
claimed trades have been promised On
state appointments In IN effort TO
settle the row.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
men AND TEAMS
co THROUGH ICE
Two Horses Drowned and
Lives of Drivers Are
Endangered
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
GRANGEvILLE,. Idaho, Feb. l.
Two horses drowned. the lives of John
Wilkes and Bert Lanningham endan-
gered and four horses injured was
series Of accidents which occurred last
evening as a result of attempting to
cross two streams on the ice which
had been weakened by the thaw and
rain of the last two days.
John Wilkes is the driver Of the
Sites -Grangeville mail stage. He al
most lost his horses when ne attempted
to cross Three Mile creek on the ice
that had been so weakened that 1t
could not bear up the heavy weight
OF the stage and four animals.
Almost Lost Their Lives.
When the Ice gave way 1t lurched
the stage sufaciently to unseat Mr..
wilkes. who was thrown under the
feet OF his wheel horses. and narrowly
missed being trampied to death.
The other accident happened to Bert
Ianningham. who attempted to drive
a team across John creek. The ice
gave way with him and his team. and
| no was thrown into the mud and wa
ter He would have been drowned had
not a farmer come to his assistance.
Two horses on the Whitebird-
Grangeville stage were drowned while
attempting to cross John creek. They
were owned by Liveryman Freeman.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
SLIDES
on CLEAR water
Engineer Dean Looking For
Reoccurance Of Last
Years Troubles

III the present rate of thawing keeps
up for a few days longer, the Clear
water country will be shut off from
the outside world because Of slides on
the road obstructing train service, y
said Engineer Dean of the Clearwater
train this morning.
He says that the ground is thorough
ly soaked with water is frozen, and
when the sun strikes It. causing ]; 10
thaw, it will slide.
There was trouble with slides last
year at this time of the year when
the Clearwater country was shut off
for more than week. The mail was
then carried by pack horse overland
by the way of Cottonwood and Grange
vile. reaching it's destination a week
after starting from Lewiston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
TWO BROTHERS
ARE SUICIDES
I ?. Nipple Could Not Get
Over Rash Act Of
F. A. Nipple

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. Ed
ward P. Nipple, brother of the late
Frank A. Nipple, who ended his life
|hst summer after wrecking the Real
Estate Trust company of this city. of
which he was president, committed
|nicide today
He shot himself in the head in his
sdroom while his family was at
breakfast. He was 70 years of age
There is no known cause for the act
] Unless 1t was from brooding over his
fothers tragic ending.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
NEW QUARTERS
| NEXT MONDAY
|'sanercial Trust Company
| Will Move Saturday
| Afternoon

Any1nins will be IN raadinaso 81
moving of the Commercial Trust
= tomorrow afternoon.
: soon as the bank closes q force
= will begin moving the fixtures
the new building at the head Of
''a street, and on Monday morning
nk will open for business in ita
= quarters.
iA building itself is not completed
temporary front has been put
pAes until the granite and marble
can be shipped from the East
=. 'his has been put in the bank
nave one of the handsomest build.
~ the Pacific Northwest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
.D|AlBt SLAP
At ROOSEVELT
conmeadins Reselstiea o
Negro Soldier Question
Laid Do en Table

WASHINGTON. b. c.. Feb. 1.-The
committee Of the military committee,
by a strict party vote, laid on the table
the resolution Of Representative Sims
Of Tennessee, commencing President
Roosevelt and his action In dischar-
ging the colored soldiers engaged In
shooting up Brownsville.
The democrats voted solidly against
the motion. Sims will now carry his
motion before the house on motion
to discharge the military COMMITTEES
from further consideration. and have
the resolution considered by the house.
providing Speaker Cannon win recog-
nize him for that purnose.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
FIGHT TONIGHT

ing Picture Machine at the Bin
- nard Thsater.
pay railroad fares and big
~ r seats at the ring side when.
small sum Of 80 cents, and the
he Edison invention. the nov
- you get the best seat and
- 'ioie Of this great event that
- ~ between Battling Nelson
d 49, 'ens at ooidneld septsmbss
=. At tAs Hanaara sAssAss -
IN tomosFow night AAmassiou
eenta lAasss fs~a
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
BURNS INFANTS
IN A FURNACE
baby Farm" Woman Kills
Babe Because Born
Sightless

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 1.-Mrs.
Fred West proprietor Of baby
farm" was arrested today charged
with murder in the first degree OF
killing an infant by means of laudnun
because 1t was blind.
Afiidavits have been filed with the
magistrate in which 1t charged also
that the bodies Of number Of in
fants born at the woman's home were
burned In a furnace.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
Insanity to Be Plea.'

Insanity to Be Piea.'
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The morning
....,on of the Thaw trial ended with
mt the selection Of the IL jurors. al
noneh 13 talesmen were examined.
The defense twice interposed per-
.mptory challenges when it seemed
that the trial jury was about to be
completed.
Rumors that another juror, or pos
sibly two more, may be excused from
further service, are again in circular
tion today.
Thaw's counsel today continued to
ply talesmen with questions as to
what consideration they would give to
plea on insanity.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01

The dead lock in the board oe coun-
u commissioners Of Elmore county
over the selection oe Q county physi-
clan hAa been settled By the selection
q Ds. NSsuk1Sk
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
HIGH PRICES CAUSES REMOVAL
Dickie 4 Sons Co. to Leave Oakland
for William Aarbor.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Feb. L.
The shipbuilding yards Of James w.
Dickie 4 Sons company will move to
Raymond, on William harbor. because
Of the heavy cost OF bringing lumber
to Oakland creek. where the present
plant Is located.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
MEMPHIS LEvEE
HAS GIVEN AWAY
Much Damage Has Been Done
and People Move to
Higher Ground

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 1.-The pro-
lection levee, built a year ago by the
city of Memphis, gave way early to-
day, causing considerable damage to
the district undated.
ground.
Should the flood advance, as seems
probable, the flood conditions will be-
come serious.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
May INVESTIGATE
COTTON CHANGES

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. by
q unanimous vote the house commit
tss on intsrstats a9d foreign COM
mercs decided today to make . favor.
able .rspert tor IN mvestisstson Of the
cotton axchangss e he eesmtsy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
CAN'T FREEZE HIM OUT.

. KENSAL, N. D., Feb. 1.-The .
. North Dakota State Journal ap- .
. pears printed on yellow wrapping =.
. paper, the freight blockade pre- .
. venting shipment of white paper. .
. The editor says next week he :.
. will print on pine siding If the .
. blockade continues. .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
BODIES CAN NOT
BE RECOGNIZED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. L.
Tveuty.four bodies have been recov-
3vd from the Stuart" mine. They
wee nangled bsyoad recosnftaoo'
Hfy bodles ars stu unrecoversd
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
ONE MORE $1,000, 900 BLAZE

Business Section Of Harrisburg, Pa,
Badly Scorched.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb. 1.vMghf
buildings In the center Of the business
district were destroyed or badly dam
aged BY iare early today. The loss u
estimated At s1.sss.ees. No nvss
were looA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01

J. Gwin, brother Of Frank Gw1n and
J. N. Gwin, returned this morning to
his home In walla walla, Wash. after
a brief visit IN the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
. . - . - - - . - o y
IDAHO POSTMASTERS.

. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The :
. senate has confirmed the follow
. ing Idaho postmasters:
. Orville j. Butler, Harrison;
. William D. Hardwick, Nez Perce;
% Millie r. Longfellow, Mountain
. home; Olof Olson. Troy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
A. L. THOMPSON SELLS c''-
Intends Going to Seattle to
in Business.

A. L. Thompson has sold his inter-
est i'm the Log Cabin saloon to Sam
Langert and expects to go to Seattle
TO engage in business.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
INSANITY PLEA
1Hlw's DEFENSE
His Counsel So Intimate
By the Questions They
PROFOUND

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The .
r,aw iury was completed this .
. afternoon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-01
GoceENHElM MEETS SENATORS


,,A tials Of Successor.
WASHINGTON, b. c., Feb. L.
Senator Thomas M. Patterson today
presented the credentials Of Sifon Gug-
genheim, his successor in the senate.
Mr.. Guggenheim was present and
was introduced to many Of the sena-
tors.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-01
MiseFia en- Italia.

El CoFreaponsal de ''El ImpaFciar' On
Roma ouenta IN spisodio oourrido On Ave-
limo, y que ds idea do Ia horrible miBsFia
gus Bufr0 la mayor parts de Ia pobiaci6n
de Ia Italia msridional.
El caHo CD 81 Biguiente:
Ds la Ridea de CRpTiglia lIegsron al
mercado de AveIlino dos nstrimonioB de
lAbrieges, que cfrecfan en- venta Bua hijoa
Un matrimonio pFs8entabR dos mellizoB
de cuatrO meBea , los Csdfs pOr 200 liERs
la psTeiR
FL otro llsvsbR tambi6n dos hijoE YsPo-
mes, hsrmosos Fobustos, smbos de poca
edsd, y unO dc elloa pendiente todsvfa del
pscho de la madre.
Los nifios de OsprigIia enContraron
CompradOE. Dos tenderos que tiensn
Duesto en- al miBmo mercsdo, ofrecfan las
200 liFsB en- que los padres habfan hecho
la tasaoi6n, y IN estsban las cTiatuFRs en-
au poder ouando intervino la policfa para
impedir que 90 ConBumara 81 trato.
La causa no Cd otFa Bino Ia miBaria que
sgobiA 4 lR provincia y On general toda
10 region. Sin Contsr con Il fueEza pro.
lffica de IL raEa, que da & Los matrimonion
de Cspriglis mayor y mas abundsnte des
cendenciR della que Bolicitsn en- Eus ora.
clones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-01
ANuNCIQ.

Dep0rtamsnto del Interior. OfcinG del
Supsrintsndente de O6ras PtibEicas.
San Juan, P. r., Octubrs 26 de 1907.
PrOposiciones en- pliegO csrrado por du-
pliCado para lR construction del Pabsll6n
para 81 AlCaide, Areeibo Jail Building,
AreCibo, 2. r., Bs EeCibir6n sn esta ofCi.
ma hasta las 10 a. m. del dfa de Novicm'
bEs de 1907, On qus Bs ADRIAN pGblioa'
mente'
81 prsBupussto aproximado de las obYaa
ascisnde & So 992 90.
Plisgos de condolences, formaa en- blan.
co , toda class de information Sc facilita
ran & los licitadores qus 10 Bolicitsn sn
esta Oficina. ss=e
Los pianos comp'e 'etos de Ia obra pueden
verse en- esta OficinR. Azules de los
miumoB pueden obteneTBs mediants nm de.
p6sito de diez dollars ($10) que ssr6n
FeembolBado al devclveE dichos aEuleg.
La Administrator Bs reBsEva sl dere'
cho do rechazar CuAlquiera 6 todas lau
propoHiciones. J. ]. Jimenes, supt. dc
ObTas PdbIicRs MIN. 2-6 v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-01

Una escrupuloss limpisza , Tecojido
de basuras Sc ha hecho hoy en- las GALES
tFanaveTsales de Santurce poE los ancaEga.
dos de este ssrvioio. Ell encRrgado de este
Tamo, Hefior Manuel Rodriguez diriii6 eBe
trabaio, manifsstRndo & IN ''Eeporter" de
STA CorFespOndenoia" que todos los dias
Sc ocupaba de sss ssrvicio que seguiEfR
haciendo con sl meior dsBso.
-El vapor ''Filadelfa" de la Red I'D"
Line entr6 aver tarde las 80 p. m. &
este puerto. La correspondence gs Comen.
rs 4 reDaYtiF & Las 6 15
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-01
SOClEDAD 1E SOCORROS MUTUOS
"LOs AMIGOS DEL BEN PvBLIGO.
sEORETARA.

Aviso.-Encontr6ndous en- uso de II.
CsnciR el doctor don Joa@ Gomez Brioso,
m6dico de eata sociedad. con obisto de
trssladarBs los e o., le sustituiE6 du'
rants Bu Ausenoia 81 doctor Veles Lopez,
qus reside On Ia calIe de O'Donell n6mero
II (bsjos) frents 4 la Plaza de Colon,
habisndo deaignado la hoHR de consuItR
de 2 8 de la tards. Lo que Comunicol 4
los senores asociadog, para 50 conocimien.
to. San Juan, Puerto Rico, 80 de Octu'
bre de 1907. Secrstario, j. 1rujiIEO
CantillOp. v. B. Presidents Z Reyes