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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
MORMONISM IS
TRUE RELIGION
So Sayeth Brigham H. Roberts
at Brigham Young College
Commencement.
FOLLOWS YOUNG MEN
TO EASTERN COLLEGES
Afraid They Will Be Weaned
Away From Mormon Faith;
Graduating Class.
Special to The Tribune.


Logan, June 1.-The commencement
exercises OF the Brigham Young College
were held here today two meetings be-
ing held, The chief feature of the COM
menccment was the address to the grad
uating class by b. n Roberts He
spoke at the afternoon gathering. and the
central thought of his speech was that
the Mormon system of education is the
only true system upon earth. and that
the development along educational lines
Is bringing the world nearer 10 the Nor
mon Idea, In fact, he was oold enough
20 say that the world is but catching UP
with Mormonism In the matter of edu-
cation. There is no true education with
out true religion at It's base. he argued,
and no truer religion in the world but
He made an interesting admission as
to the church's method in trying TO pre-
vent young Mormons who go East from
zation. by telling how he visited the
Mormon college colonies In Washington,
Chicago. Boston, New York, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and other places. and cali
Ing the Mormon students together i'm
pressed upon them the necessity of re-
slstlng any attempts TO wean them from
The faith and also that Mormonism en-
braces all truth. wisdom and learning.
The graduating class today numbers
AZ Its members are named below:
Arts with Degree A. B.-May McCar-
rev; Farley r, Peterson and Joseph a.
Normal-Priseilla Allen, Esther v.
Erickson. James b, Jones, Mary Ann
Nelson, Richard Franklin Shumway,
Kate Viva Cranney, Ruby Gcddes.
Esther Kelsey. William f. Nish and Nora
Some.
Business - Lawrence Bailey Asa
Bulleu John Roland Clark. Orvile l..
Lee. Martha Wright Smith. Albert
Thomas, David Albert Banks. Thomas
Jones, Thomas W Richards Esrom Scar
borough William Evans. Jr.. and George
LllJanqulst
Domestic Sctence-Zeeta Curtis, Odes
sic Lapreal Hendricks. Dagmar l.. Mour-
itscu and Louise Thatcher.
Domestic Arts-Sarah G. barley.
Agricultural-Orson L. Hyer and Alma
Lowell Merrill
English-David S. Cook.
General Observation-Disclosures Maugham
and John RAYMOND Maugham.
kindergarten Normal-Nera Cranney.
Ellie Irene Campbell and Harriet Il. john
son.
Nurse Trainjug-Mildred i. Vaughan
and Aureia Martlneau,
Vocal Music-Ruby Gcddes.
short kindergarten Normal - Edna
Baker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
NEWS FORECAST OF
IMPORTANT EVENTS
Annual Convention of lndepend-
ent Telephone Associa-
ton Tuesday.

An effort to decide upon plan winch
will bring to an end the long g-continued
struggle between the independent COM
panies and the Bell interests, will, it is
expected, be made at the annual conven-
ton of the Independent Telephone asso'
ciation, TO be held in Chicago next
Tuesday. More than n thousand dele
gates from all sections of the country
and Canada, representing more than
$3.50, 900 900 of the capital of lndcpcnd
cnt telephone companies are expected
TO attend the convention.
The American warsbips which came
TO New York. after taking part IN the
naval display at the opening of the
jamestown exposition, will sail for
Hampton Roads on Wednesday.
Several important national organiaa-
tions Will hold their annual conventions
this week The annual meeting of the
Sons of the American Revolution Will
begin at Denver on Monday and CON
tlnue until Wednesday The National
Educational association will meet at
Los Angeles, Saturday, and continue for
five DAYS. On Wednesday tho general
synod Of the Reformed Church in Amer.
ica will meet mt Albany. \, Y. On the
same day the National tonfectloners
association will begin Il three days
meeting at Cincinnati.
King Oscar and Queen Sophia Of Swe-
den will celebrate their golden wedding
on Thursday.
The fortieth anniversary Of the as.
cension of Emperor Francis Joseph 70
the Hungarian throne Will be celebrated
SATURDAY.. The festival will be continued
for TWO weeks.
King Frederick and Queen Louise of
Denmark Will pay n visit 80 King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra at Buck
ingham palace from June 8 to l3
The ceremony of transferring the
body Of Emile Zola 10 the Pantheon
in Paris will be held this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
FUTURE MOTIVE POWER
Remarkable Prediction Made BY Sir
Hugh Bell Regarding Electricity.

- :. X !. + = !. 1. i. r = = X !. !. :
= LONDON, June "a remark. +.
+ able forecast has Just been made :
=. by Sir Hugh Bell, the new presi- :.
:. dent of the Iron and Steel insti- i.
= tutc in his presidential address, Z.
= Speaking Of the great i'm :.
:, provements in shipbuilding he !
i. suggested that in hundred {.
i. wears, with little or no machln- :
:. erv on board, and barely any !
+ crew. ship would speed on :
!. her way drawn by electric force I.
X generated at Niagara and trans !
i. mittcd over the Atlantic by 7
=. wireless telegraph.
J. Strange as this forecast might !
:. be, he said II was no more IN :
= credible than what had happen :
i. ed since 1907. The world moved /.
!. on i'm n succession of dreams and !
= their ful6llmcnt,
= Sir Hugh Bell said that 1t was I.
j. absolutely impossible to do /.
81 better than TO venture guess :
y. as TO the march Of science in I.
=. tho immediate future, and that :
:. almost anything might be ex- :
\ pccted 10 happen
=. >. :. ~ !. \ !. = :. = = = '!' r ''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
COUNTY TRACK MEET.
Schools Will Compete ii Field and
Track Events at Lagoon

The Utah county schools will hold their
annual field day at Lagoon today Rep
resentatives from all the Highschools of
the meet promises to be Interesting EN-
cursions Will he run from various parts
OF the county. and these will bring In
large crowds OF students and their
friends Athletic events will! be held all
the afterfoo and in the evening the
proceedings will change to Il grand ball,
The dance hail win be specially arranged
for the occasion. and every indication is
that the day will be most interesting for
all who attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
HEBER RICKS KILLED.
Idaho Man Met Accidental Death Mt
BeWs, New,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June l,-Heber Kicks, aged
AZ wears, of Rcxburg, Idaho. met an
accidental death last Wednesday rhlr-
teen miles south of Bews, New, where
he was driving a four-horse team. He
fell from the wagon and both wheels
passed over his chest, causing a hem.
orrhage. His brother. Joel Ricks, of
Rexburg. came to Ogden on Friday
and met the body, which was taken Mt
once to Richey's undertaking estab'
lishment, Today the remains were tax.
on TIC Rcxburg for iuteru,ent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Howell Was Invincible.

ST. LOUIS. June 2.-The ST Louis
Americans won today's game from CieVe,
land by score of to l. Cleveland could
moi hif Howell while st. Louis found
bernhard easy Niles suffered a dislo-
Gated shoulder In the first inning and
will be out OF the game for several weeks
r. IL. z.
Cleveland 100000 o-1 4
ST. Louis -. [ o o - il /
Rat,erIes-Bernhardt and Benis; How
ell and Stephens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
New Demands Submitted.

NEW YORK, June 2.---At II meeting
today ut which were represented nine
teen branches OF the striking loneshorc-
mems union. demands made a month or
so ago on the steamship companies were
revised and tomorrow the new demands
viii be submitted on basis of 80 cents
for day work and 80 cents for night work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
NEWS OF FILLMORE,
Death of Mrs Florence C. Huntsman
Recently Occurred,

Special to The Tribune,
FILLMORE. June Mrs FLORENCE
ChristGphersen Huntsman, wife Of Alien
Huntsman, after a lingering Illness OF
several months. passed away May Is She
was buried May 90. She leaves husband
and q baby about year Old: also IA :
ther and many other relatives She was
highly esteemed by all who knew her;
and the deepest sympathy is manifested
from the entire community.
Decoration day was well remembered
and many Improvements made at the
City cemetery,
Mr. Claude King. Mrs, Amassa Alex
ander and Mrs Mallssa Miller of salt
Lake City were visiting relatives ana
friends here during the past week
Mrs A. w Davis and children OF Port
land. Ore. will spend the summer kere
al her old home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
Caught In Hurricanae.

LONDON. June 1.-The British bark
Grenada, Captain Elston bound from San
Franciscc for Liverpool. while passing
Kinsale today signaed thai CHE had cN-
pcricnced a hurricane, during which she
was thrown on her beam ends and dam
aged, and II became necessary TO jetti-
son the vessels cargo and cut away the
sails,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
Champions Lose Game.

CHICAGO. June 2. Chicago lost the
concluding game OF the long home series
to Detroit today g to 4. Smith had one
bad inning and Euhanles was batted nard
I'm the seventh A double play, Cobb 10
''''se'e'' "'''' '' n II. F.
Chicago OF 90 o 0 ? % I 4
Detroit ......... o 0 0 ! o. l
Batteries - Smith and Sullivan; Eu-
banks, Mullin and Archer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
Good Crops Assured.

Special 10 The Tribune
PARAWAN, June. After. the
heavy rains OF Inc ppn rpS' part ssurnS on rn1
thyouphout this sectiA"-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
Kansas City Fire.

KANSAS CITY. June Fire today de-
stroyed the repair shops OF the Atchlson.
Topeka & Santa Fc Railway company In
Argentine akp-- cSnSi=S loss OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won in Seventh.

CHICAGO. June 2,-The locals over
came Pittsburg's lead and won out in the
seventh inning on three singles, a pass
and Nealons wide throw, Catcher Smith
WAS hit on the head by a swiftly pitched
ball and seriously injured. Lundgren
was also crippled in the seventh and
forced 70 retire, line drive of Nealon's
bat striking him on the ankle. II. II. Z.
Chicago Ol % 0 0 "A s L
Pittsburg =. %. o o 0 0 O % .
Batteries-Lundgren Brown and King:
Lever. Smith and Gibson. Two base
hit-Chance Three base hit-Nealon.
Bases on balls-Lundgren. /: Leever, l.
Struck out-by Lundgren. g. Brown. >.
Leever 3. Umpires-I[lem and Emsle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
Played ON Wet Grounds.

CINCINNATI. o., June q ST. Louis
won today's game by scoring one run in
the ninth On account OF the wet grounds
only one game OF the scheduled double
header was played. r. H. r.
Cincinnati O 90 OO % ) Q
st Louis ...... o o u o 0 O O IL 8 3
Batteries-Ewine and Schlei; Beebe and
NoonaD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
BIGGEST AND BEST

Not only Is The Tribune tho
largest newspaper In the Inter-
mountain States, but II more thor
oughiy covers the field than any
other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
aS LEG AND
''ED THREE MILES.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
( TEEN ALL

newspaper reao-
|s',sa ssI'',,tsa the we''et" y; . press S,s'
=, tn n approaches p'r''e'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03

The forticth anniversary Of the as
cension of Emperor Francis Joseph "a
the Hungarian throne Will be celebrated
SATURDAY. Tho festival will be continued
for TWO weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
THREE HEADS BLOWN Off
Awful Deeds That r. E. Stock
well Committed.
TULSA'S TRIPLE TRAGEDY
Oil Man Goes 20 the Residence Of His
Son-In-Lsw's Father. w. e. Camp.
bell. Takes His Life, Goes Home and
Kills Own Son and Suicides.

Tulsa. l. T.. Oct Bob. +. Stock
well OF this city shot and instantly
killed W. r. Campbell. a prominen,
oil man and capitalist. formerly OF
Winfield. Kan, and then murdered his
own son, aged thirteen. and commit.
ted suicide Insane jealousy is given
as the cause. The heads of all three
were blown or.
Stockwell and Campbell are related
In marriage. Campbell's son having
married daughter OF Stoskwell. Some
days ago Stockwell went 20 the home
OF Campbell 10 remain until she de-.
parted for California Tuesday Stock.
well went 10 the home OF Campbell.
and calling him TO the porch. without
the slightest warning. stuck a double
barrelled shotgun In Campbell's face,
blowing his head off He then went
20 the Stockwell home. and going to
the room OF his son. who was sick in
bed, shot and instantly killed the boy.
His head also was blown off. Stock.
well then turned the gun on himself.
and for the third time blew off a
head.
Campbell, who was flfty-three years
old, was one OF the business associ.
ates OF Robert Galbraith In the Glenn
pool oil fields.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
TROOPS REQUIRED.
Miners Try to Take Possession OF a
Camp. Especially comrissary.

Middlesboro. Ky. Oct 3O.-Because
OF general disturbance following pay
day in the mines near here the state
authorities were called on for helm.
and a detachment OF military arrested
two men who are believed TO have
been most active In the trouble. The
most serious trouble was AZ the Stony
Fork mines. where the miners tried
10 take possession OF the entire oamp.
especially seeking to gain the commits
sary.
AZ the Reliance mill John Settles
was shot and killed by Mrs. John
Folse. whom be had attacked when
she demonstrated with him for mis-.
treating a child In the same camp
few minutes later Mrs. Sim Rich.
mond accidentally shot Henry Purvis.
and Il Is feared that he may die. The
trouble was suppressed on the arrival
OF the military.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
VIckseuRG CHOSEN.
Society Of the Army OF the Tennessee
70 Hold Reunion There.

Cincinnati. Oct. sO.-Announcement
Is made by the executive committee Of
the Society Of the Army OF the Ten.
nessee that the thlrty-seventh reunion
will be held Nov : and S at vicksbnrr
Miss IT, meeting will be held AZ
the southern city upon Invitation Of
the people OF Nicksburg. represented
by the city authorities. commercial
organizations and survivors OF the Con.
federate and Federal armies residing
there Governor Vardaman and Mayor
Griffith will welcome the society
Major General Fred H. Grant will
speak on the "Vickshurg Campaign.
An address viii also be made by Lien.
tenant General stephen II. Lee. CON.
mander in chief OF the United Confed.
crate Veterans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
BRISK BREEZES BLOW.
Considerable Damage Reported
as Galveston and Elsewhere.

Dallas, Oct. SO.-Telegraph. tele
phone and electric wires were down in
southern Texas. according TO meager
advices received at this city. as the
result Of a severe wind storm which
passed over that section OF the state
early Wednesday morning.
Al Galveston the violence Of the
wind was reported so great that sew.
eral houses were demolished. No IA.
talities have happened. Telegraphic
communication was had with the city
by the sad sea waves AZ 3 O'Clock, but
an hour later. the Underwriters as.
sociatlon OF Galveston ordered the
electric power plant to shut down until
the tangled mass OF wires could be
separated and repaired.
~ Houston and Beaumont some
damage was reported. but no one said
10 have been killed or injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
HEROIC MICHAEL MASON.
Gave Up His Own Life In SAVING
Those Of Three Others.

Pittsburg. Oct. SO.-Mlchaei Mason
middle aged man. employed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad company at the
union station. sacrificed his own life
In saving three other persons from
what seemed inevitable death.
A man, womaa and child. In passing
through the train sheds. got upon the
tracks OF an incoming train. Mason
leaped TO their side. and with a Wig.
orous push hurled them from the
track 10 the platform aside. but be.
fore he could himself reach The plat.
form the train was upon him and he
was crushed 10 death. Mason leaves
= widow and two children.
The passengers escaped In the crowd
before their names could be learned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
sAsEHALIsrs BADLY BEATEN.
Jack" Sheridan and L. n. Olsen Re
esive Serious Pounding.

ceiNe serious Pounding.
Ch'caso. Oct 30.-"Jack" Sheridan
an umpire OF the American Baseball
leagde, and l.. NJ. Olsen. gate manager
at the American Baseball league park
Of this city: r. o. Glenn. a wealthy
broker OF Denver and NJ J. Meyer. a
catileman OF Cheyenne. were arrested
Wednesday after n fight in which
Sheridan and Olsen were badly beaten.
The four men had been together
throughout the night and when Never
discovered he had lost $3.50 he accused
Olsen OF the theft Fight followed
and Sheridan was Knocked down kv
Glenn. receiving a cut over an eve. Ol.
sen went 10 his assistance and was
also knocked down. He declared
while he was on the floor that some.
body stepped on his neck. II. W Bo-
decker, the proprietor OF the buffet in
which the fight occurred and f. II
Reed. the bartender. endeavored 10
stop the fight and they also were beat.
en- by Glenn and Meyer When the
men were searched AZ the station
s2.700 was found on Sheridan. Il is
alleged. Meyer and Glenn were unin.
jurcd with the exception of few
bruises.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
MURDER OR SUICIDE.
Body Of Prosperous Insurance Aeen;
Found In the Waldorf Astoria.

New York. Oct s0.-There Is much
mystery surrounding she death OF Her
man Bradley Potter. Jr.. a prosperous
Insurance agent Of Doylestown. Pa.
whose body was found in a room al the
Waldorf Astoria. His skull was frac
tured and there are wounds on the
body.
4 letter was left by Potter 20 his
wife. Il was written In a fine hand
Certain statements In Il and the find.
ing Of small jar containing rem.
nants Of a powder led the police 90
incline 20 the suicide theory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
SINGULAR FATALITY.
Point OF an instrument Enters Hand
Causing Dentists Death.

New Britain. Conn. Oct 30-Dr.
Charles Eugene Monks. thirty-eight
years old. a dentist. died from blood
poisoning contracted in relieving a
patients suffering. The man was suf
ferlng from a badly diseased tooth
and and before the dentist could steril.
lie an instrument he plunged the point
into the palm cf his hand. blood poi.
sonins Immediately developed In the
hand and death followed after three
days OF intense suffering
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DIE.
One Of the Worst Disasters In
the Worlds Hisrory.
TWO INHABITANTS ALIVE.
Side Of a Mountain. Loosened by ar
Earthquake. Descend Upon the Cit,
Of Karstagh and Eliminate, Il From
the Gaze Of Humanity.

Tashkend. Oct. 3O-Information hai
been received at this Russian Turkos
tan city that the whole city OF Kara
tagh. is Bokhara. has been destroyed
and the entire population, numbering
about $1,000 persons. buried by a slide
OF q mountain. following the recent
earthquake at that place. The COVER
nor and his mother were the only sur.
viyors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
Hanssd tIms,If From Doorway.

Memphis. oct 30.-Failing In an, at.
tempt to inflict fatal wound by cash.
ing himself on the left wrist with a
razor J. + Mclaughlin ended his lie
by hanging himself from the doorway
OF a rooming house. using sheet
twisted into the shape OF a rope. Nc.
Laughlin came here some months ago
from Huntsville. Ala.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
Cot Good News.

Dunkirk, \. Y. Oct 3O.-Telegraph
operators. station agents and clerks Of
the Dunkirk. Allegheny Valley and
Pittshurg railroad have been notified
that an. increase In wages OF from s.
20 si5 per month has been granted
them. effective at once. The road is
part OF the New York Central lines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
Woman 70 Be Manned

,. ST Petersburg. Oct. s0.-Mlle. Ra,
- 'ginnikopva. who shot and Killed
G ral Maximoffsky. director OF the
~ nent OF prisons OF the ministry
erior. was taken TO the fort.
Nter and 81. Paul. tried by
- Md sentenced to be es.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-31
sANpliN SELECTED.
Young Attorney Of Prague VIII a
Governors Private Secretary.

Guthrie. Oct. S0.-Governor-elec'
Haskell has announced his first ap
pointment. that OF J. NJ. Sandlln Of
Prague. Okla. TO be private secre
tary 20 the governor. Mr.. Sandlin is
young attorney. a native OF Alabama
and was a member OF the constitution
nj convention. He will enter upon his
duties as soon a. the president Off
eialiy signs the constitution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-11
M. MARTINEZ BARRIONUENO

-ePero Felisa, Iqu6 es 10 que tienes7
-tOue voy a tener7 que acabo de levantar
ahora.
isl levantar! Dirfa cual1uiera que no te has
acostado.
Fesa sonri6
BAH En- mi vida estuve mas buena
No; til tenes algo me 10 dices...
Como mi madre.
Oye FeliSa, quiero que estes asl.
--Pero como encuentras2
Sc habian echado mutuameute los brazos al
llo separandose poe qued6 entoncos Felisa
miranda Fernandez aquelas dos cabezas juveniles
permanecieron inmoves lnstante; desnvela0ase
POGO, resutando la de la GironGs algo mas baja
pero mas dulce mas natural ALI pues sobre aqueos
hombros frmes llenos de vigorosidades, sin
bustez, sin abultamento que mordca & la este
tica al guso; Ia de Felisa genti esplendente,
delada LENA de neas <puras pero sin la
sencillez la m jestad duce de la otra viendoas
j1utas solas, enonces, que pudese hacer e OBJ
servador estudo pofundo sin abstraer atencion
otros detaes 10 poifa notar Immediate nente todo ell
sol de Ia hermosura de Felsa ibase spagandose enta
mente como enemigo cobarde que esconde sin en-
trar la lucha porque presene Il descalab!o; iba
desaparf ciendo ante |, .riorda' de Fernada,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-11

En- la sala de socorros de esta Ca
pital fueron curados en- Ell dla de
aver, F F. Ramrey, de dos heridas
contusas de un centimetro cada una
sobre el pomulo derecho y arco su-
perciliar lzquierdo. leve; II. f. Fan
Kias de commissioners a ambos lados
de la cara, leve; Antonio Padial, de
contusiones al costado y hombro IL,
quierdo, leve; Luis Padial de contu-
sion sobre la region frontal, leve;
Paulina Mojica, (nina) de herida con
tusa de IN centimetro, sobre la re
gi6n parietal izquierda, leve; Jacin-
to Rivera, curado de herida product
da por un vidrio, en- la region plan
tar del pie izquierdo, leve; Maria
Teresa Cuevas, curada de contusio-
mes sobre ell parpado inferior dere-
cho; Vicente Vega, (niflo) curado de
luxacion sobre la articulation de la
muiieca derecha, leve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-11
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