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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13

mission question was taken up again and generally discussed. At the con- clusion of the discussion, a motion was passed directing the President of the Association to appoint a committee of three. with himself as chairman. to confer with the head officials of the fire insurance companies represented in Alabama. with respect to equalizing the agents commission. and to putting Alabama on the same basis with Geor- gia and other Southern States. whose underwriters are now receiving 25 and 30 per cent. commission when the Ala hama underwriters are receiving flat commission of only 15 per cent.
 President Thomas has not named the other members of this committee yet, but will do so in a few days.
 The big barbecue. which was served at o'clock in the afternoon. was the feature of the days program of enter tainment for the visitors. and all ate heartily of the very tempting foods set before them. While the barbecue was being served. Hon. W. D. Seed, State Treasurer. by special invitation. made very apr opriate and enjoyable inn promptu talk.
 During the closing session of the convention yesterday on motion of R. F. Manly of Birmingham "a standing silent vote of sympathy was taken on the death of Alabama's distinguished statesman, John Tyler Morgan, which occurred in Washington Tuesday night The following telegram of coincidence was forwarded to the Misses Morga n at Washington:
 Please accept our sincere sympathy and tender condolence. You have lost a devoted father and the State and Ma tion has lost its noblest and purest citizen.
 (Slgned.)
 The Alabama Fire Underwriters As
 sociation."
 The members of the Association and their friends returned to Montgomery from the lake late yesterday afternoon and a majority of the visitors have re- turned to their homes.
 The eleventh annual convention or the underwriters. just closed. proved most successful and beneficial one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
Alabama Man Grieues Ouer
 Loss of His Adopted Son.

Pensacola. Fla, June 12.-(SpecialO TO find his adopted son and then to discover that the parents of the boy are alive and claim him is the lot of w. T. Eddins, a respected citizen of Wallace, Ala who last January adopt ed a 14-year-old boy who gave his name as John McNeely. and stated that both his father and mother Were dead and he was without a home.
 The boy liked his adopted parents, from all appearances. and remained at home contented until last week. when he asked permission to go to Floma- ton. This was granted him, and he never returned. A search was started and yesterday MT. Eddins came to Pen sacola. knowing that the boy had at one time lived here. While on the streets he saw the boy, and the latter knowing that MT. Eddins had come Tor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
VERDICT FOR RAILROAD.
Judge Sayre InstrUcts Against Claim
 ant for Dnmage From COast Line.

Judge Sayre InstrUcts Against Claim
 ant for Damage From Coast Line.
 The damage suit of A T. Newell against the Atlantic Coast Line which was begun in the city court Tuesday afternoon. was concluded at 630 o'clock yesterday afternoon. when a verdict for the defendant company was rem dcred. Judge Sayre charged the jury affirmatively for the defendant and verdict was made up with out retiring from the court room
 The plaintiff sued the Atlantic Coast Line for $2.000 damages. for failure of the company to deliver in good condition. certain goods consigned to him.
 Two new damage suits against the Montgomery Traction Company were filed yesterday in the clerks office of thA City Court. The first was that of George E. Harrington, who claims $500 damages for an injury to his thumb received on one of the company's cars. on the night of May 31st.
 The other was that of a negro hack man, Jim Williams who claims that a car of the Traction Company col lIded with his Lack on Church Street on Febrauary 2Sth. last. and that the accident was caused by negligence of the Company. He asks $500 damages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
NEWS OF RECORD

The following deeds were filed for record yesterday, in the office of Judge of Probate:
 Carrie Hammond to Albert Pickett. lot on Amanda street: consideration. $2.s50
 Walter R. and Della Ivey to M. H. Bradley. 2.117 1-2 acres of .arm land situated in Montgomery and Crenshaw counties: consideration, $4.500.
 The following appointments by the Governor was announced yesterday:
 J. A. Mcdaniel. constable. Precinct 22. Cherokee County. vice w. D. Mac key. resigned
 The new corporations in Houston County with a total capital of nearly s7O.O0O. filed with the Secretary ot State yesterday notices of their incor- porations. The companies are:
 The Madrid Lumber Company. of De- than. capital $50,0G0. Incoporators. J. B. Dell. Georgia E. Dell. w. c. Fann and Maggie Fenn.
 The Sigma Lumber Company. of Co., lumbia, capital $10.000. Incoporators, D. c. Lee, L. c. Edward. M H. Edward and J. r. George.
 The Bonham Lumber Company, of Gordon: capital $9.700. Incoporatora. w. c. Bonham. E. o. Jones and L. F. Berry.
 Hon. F. D. Parhaim, tax collector of Greene County. yesterday made his final settlement with the Auditor, Hon. W. w. Brandon, for the States share of the taxes of Greene County. Mir. Parham conducted the business through the mails. Judge J. T. Cook, chief clerk of the Auditors office send ing him receipts yesterday.
 A building permit was yesterday is- sued to T. W. Martin to erect on the corner of Clanton and McDonough Streets a two-story frame residence. The cost is estimated at s6.000.
 A permit was also issued from the city Engineers office to John L. Cobbs and Company to alter the interior of the store at 7-9 De&ter Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
Portrait of Governor Collier
 by Man Who DreW Stars and Bars.

pr. Thomas NJ. Owen, Director of the Department of Archives and History announced yesterday that the Depart ment had received portraits of Hon. Henry w. Collier, Governor of Alabama from 1849 to 1852, and of his wife, from their granddaughter. Miss Elizabeth R. Benagh of Nashville. Tenn.
 Governor Collier. previously to his occupancy of the gubernatorial office, had been Chief Justice of the State, and was one of the most prominent of the ante bellum statesmen. enjoying the confidences and respect of the people to a notable degree. His wife was Miss Battle, member of the prominent North Carolina family of that name. Their several children married members of old Alabama families.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13

him. told the former that his parents were in this city, and he believed he would stay with them.
 The man who had adopted the boy. was surprised as he had compiled with the requirements of the law and legally adopted him. but when the boy insisted that his parents were here and alive, Mir. Eddins finally realized that he had been duped. He called on the father. however. and there learned that the story hold him by the boy was true The Alabamaian was much affected by the Joss of his adopted son, and stated that he regretted to return home with out him.
 As he left today he said: T had be- come attached to the boy, and love him as though he were my own, but am forced to give him up if his par ents are alive and demand his care and rearing"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13

The portraits are on wood and were made before the war by Nicola Mar schall. one of the ablest and most no- ted of American portrait painters. MT. MarschaIl. who is now living in Louis- vile. painted two years ago portrait of Hon. Joseph F. Johnston. formerly Governor of Alabama. and though he Is quite an old man. the work is eminent ly fine. His portraits of the Golfers are among his best. It is of interest that the Supreme Court Library con- tains portrait of Governor Collier done by Mir. Marschall.
 Besides being an artist of great abil- ity MT. Marschall is said to have de- signed the flag of the Confederacy. the Stars and Bars. which was adopted by the Congress of the Confectionery on March 4. 1861.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
OFFICERS OF
 UNDERWRITERS c. A. Thomas of Mont gonery is President. SEEK HIGHER COMMISSIONS Committee to Confer With Heads
 of Insurance Companies. Agents Seek Equalization of Compen- sation With that Granted in
 Other Southern states--Bar-
 becue at Jackson's' Lake.

At the concluding session of the Ala bama Fire Underwriters Association yesterday at Jacksons Lake. G. A. Thomas of Montgomery was selected to head the association for the coming year. The full list of officers elected is as follows:
 President, G. A. Thomas of Mont gomery.
 vice-President. J. H. Wilson of Greenville.
 Secretary Treasurer, Ed C. Moore of Birmingham.
 Henry Davidson of Montgomery was reappointed chairman of the Legisla- tive Committee, and R. F. Manly of Birmingham was reappointed chairman of the Executive Committee.
 During the morning session the com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
EXTENs SION TO NEM ORLEANs.
Route of Kansas City Southern Railway
 ia Announced

Kansas City. June 12.-J. A. Edson, President of the Kansas City Southern Railway has announced the route for the proposed extension of the line to New Orleans. The New Orleans branch will start from Leesville, La, 11S miles north of Port Arthur, and run south easterly through Oberlin and Eunice to Crowley on the Southern Pacific, which will be paralleled as far as New Iberia, forty-one miles. From that point the route runs easterly and southeasterly between the Texas Pacific and the Southern Pacific lines, passing through a rich sugar plantation country.
 The lenGth of the branch from Lees
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
Celebrates Establishment of Church

Stratford. Conn.,, June 12.-Commem- oration of the 2O0th anniversary of the stablishment in Connecticut Of the Church of England was. held today in Christ Church here in the presence of one of the most distinguished bodies of church men that has ever been seen In the State This was the first parish in the State and it's history Is closely in terwoven with the story of the English church in all New England.
 Todays celebration was divided into two parts, that of the morning being religious and of the afternoon histori- cal in character.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
HEAD-oN COLLISION.
Two Trainmen Meet Death in n CalifOr>
 mia Disaster.

Santa Cruz. Cal, June I2.-A disRa- trous accident occurred yesterday about seven miles from Santa Cruz on the Big Trees Line of the Southern Pacific. James Frester an engineer. ana Charles Capelli, both employed byN the Southern Pacific. met death in a head on collision between two engines. one a narrow gauge. and the other a broad gauge
 George Nicholson. a brakeman. and Fireman McIvort and an unknown Japanese were seriously injured whAe about fourteen Japanese had broken bones and cuts about the body and facS.
 The accident Is said to have been due to the carelessness of Jessc Mann, the flagman who failed to give the signals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
BRODIE WILL SPEAK.
Address On Improved Methods ol
 Farming On June IS.

w. R. Sawyer, secretary of the Mont gomery division of the Southern Cot ton Association. has issued card in which he calls attention to the fact that Professor D. A Brodie. an expert of the Department of Agriculture at Washington. will be in Montgomery and will deliver an address to the farmers of the county at the court house Tuesday, June IS.
 He will speak on improved methods of farming, which he has made a spe- cial study. and particularly as to the cultivation of forage plants. This is a subject of great importance to all farmers. and it is hoped that as many will attend this meeting as possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
10 CommIssIon the Cumberland.

Boston, June 12.-The United States practice sailing ship Cumberland, which was built In 1904, is to be placed in commission for the first time for active service as a training ship of the United States navy. Commander H, F. Par- menter and a temporary crew from the receiving ship Wabash will man the vessel for the present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13

Washington, June 12.-on Monday. the 10th instant. 2O undelivered let ters wer returned to senders by the clerks engaged on that work in the division of dead letters. This is the largest number ever returned in one day by the division.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
M,IeMt

TLe Alabama poets Afn willing spfing time 0deg with their feet on tis stove and thsir metre fin the gas tryinH to keep warm The June LnK birds have ths sore throat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13
D: ;x Zl20 Capital City Coal Co.,, Phone 135. Quick Delivery.
Phone I35. Quick Delivery.

vile to New Orleans will be about 26o miles and the distance from Kansas City to New Orleans BIS miles. Thls will be the shortest line between Kan sas City and New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13

eral small acts of violence have led to suspicion that a Black Hand or similar society," is reviVing activity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-13

The following appointments by the Governor was announced yesterday:
 J. A McDaniel. constable. Precinct 22. Cherokee County, vice w. D. Mac key resigned
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19

Guayama, ha ordenado la detenci6n de
Francisco Maud6s, toda vez que Sc le acu'
50 de atentado contra la vida.
jose Ramos ha Bido procesado en-
MayagGez, por orden del juez de paz y
puesto disposition del juez municipal
porque el diN Is del actual sedujo su
novia una vez prisiOnero el procesado
presto fanza para Salir de la prisi6n pro-
visionalmente. '.>.c.:.
La secci6n primera suspendi6 hoy la
vista en- ell case de Rengifo contra Lui6A
sobre rectifcaci6n de cuentaB. 49,.
Sc vieron hoy ante Ia Corte de este
distrito las exeepciones en- el pleito de Ma
nuel Vega Nevares y otroa contra Jose
NevRreB Landr6n y otros gobre nulidad
de Contratos y otFos extremes.
-Concedi6 la Corte permiso al deman'
dado Julio Oswaldo Abril para alegar
una exception mas q la demanda que le
ha lnterpuesto Modesto Cohi6n sobre cum
plimiento de un contrato E indemnizaci6n
de dafioS y peTjuicioS.
La Tuberculosis pulmonar ser6 tra-
tada en- el nueVo sanatorio, llevando todas
las exigencias de los adelantos modernos
y que la ciencia reconoce como Ia Ultima
palabTa. .~E .s
En- el case que ante Ia Corte de dis
trito de Arecibo sigue Juan Bonhome
Rodriguez contra Federico CaIaf Rivera
sobre reivindicaci6n de bien inmueble
entreaa de frutos indemnizaci6n de diez
mil dollars por dafios y perjuiCioB, rs ms
tancia del denandante, en- la secci6n pri.
mera de eBta Corte declare hoy el deman.
dado q preguntas del abogado del deman'
dante.
Sc trata de la selma parte de dos Totes
de terrenos radicados en- Manatf, uno de
12y otro de 43 cuerdas, barrio Bajura
que forman parte hoy de la hacienda
s'Monaerrate'.
DON Salvador Calaf Sierra adquiri6 esas
cuerdas de terreno en- 1882 por compra &
don Octavio Navedo, que las habfs COM
prado eI dia antes doHa Petrona Rodri.
guez de Bonhome ests debidamente au.
torizada por el juzgado de primera instan'
Cia de Arecibo en- expsdiente de neceBidad
8 utilidad.
El terreno en- aquella 6poca fue vendf'
do On 4, 1S5 pesos. Los Bonhome son Z.
Reclama Ell de menos edad.
Dofia Petrona en- egcritura de 1891 re-
tihc6 Is que otorgara & Navedo en- 1882
Esa escritura fu6 hecha favor de Calaf
E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19
JAPON Y AMERICA EN-
LUCIA TERRIBLE.
Los espOsOs Ki Ku-IiO-Minami estan
tIahajandO POT eI iivOIGiO.
e nlrldo 0hIstd que q "hllr Do pSriIeDlarss no
era SufIfiente.

Ia lucha entire Jap6n y America sea
entire XII Ku .Jio. Minami su eBposa, una
americana, se ha hecho tan terrible que
amboB estan trabajando por eI divorcio.
PeFo no se tsme complicaci6n alguna
international.
Minami es agregado al Consulate japo'
mes en- Nueva York director de una casa
importadora en- Broadway. Tiene una
renta annual de $4,000.
Fu6 Minami presentado su espoga en-
casa de IN amigo y SO enamor6 de ella. El
dia de julio 1899 Sc encontr6 el iapones
su pretendida en- Ia Estaci6n del Ferro'
carril Central en- Harlem; le habl6 de una
manera tan inpetuosa y persuasive, que
la j6ven Sc fu6 cor 81 y buscando un
miniStro que viva cerca uni6ronse en- ma
trimoDio.
Aparece On los documentos de Ia causa,
que han sido enviadoB q Ia Corte Suprema
esta Semana, que Minami compr6 una lin
da casits para Su prometida americana, en-
Ia avenida Union y que, en- 81 exceso de
81 amor, puSo la propiedad nombre dc
ella. Pero la vida en- la linda casita esta'
ba muy lejos de ser apacible
mES' SAaI& MAuhuAs plu6 uu QlVOEclO
absolute. Dice que no han nacido nifoa
de 50 matrimonio declara que gu marido
faltaba q las promesas de su matrimonio
''con diferentes mujeres cuyos nombreg
eran deseonocidos Ia demandante" desde
la fscha de su matTimonio hasta el presents.
El peleador japones replic6 esto con
otra demanda de divorcio por medic de
su abogado Samuel I'll. Nandell, de Brod
way 42, alegsndo que So espoaa habfa
transferido su amor Axtel III. ThielIiUg
que estaban arrulI6ndose ambos en- -
casita que 81 compr6. .
Sc pidi6 Mrs. Minami que lIeI Ii
una lista de particulares sobre las ofenioli
que habfa recibido de su marido. Asf.
hizo ella, nOmbrando las muieres de quie-
mes tenfa queja con su marido. Kiku-Jfo
objet6 que el bill de particulares no era
sufciente.
Minami quiere de todos modos la casa,
pregentando una csusa sepsrada por medic
de Kasl Fischer Hansen, para obligar
Mrs Minami q entregarlel la casita, alegando
que Ia habfa puesto en- su nombre, conVi-
niendo ella en- tenerla como dep6sito ?
devolverla petici6n.
Mrs. Minami sc ha negado rotundamen-
te q esto fltimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19
ResOIuCiOnes de Ia COrte de Dis
tritO.
SseGldn prImsra.

Declare con lugar Ia demands del p.
Manuel D. Caneja contra Pedro del Va
lie Atiles y 50 esposa, condenando los
demandados al pago del cenBo r6ditos en-
moneda espa1ola, que grava Ia casa Allen
81.
-Estim6 sin lugar la reconvenci6n es-
tablecida por la succession Escute en- pIeito
que ie siguiera el Collector general de
obras pfas, declarando como cargas de Il
casa O'Donnel de esta ciudad, varios
censos constitutions en- moneda espanoIa.
-Resolvi6 en- contra de Ia demandants
Luisa Gonzalez Sosa Ia demanda de di,
vorcio contra Antonio Feiza Salazar, que
II fundaba en- la causa de abandono. La
Corts aplica Is jurisprudencis sentada
por 81 Supreme en- el case de Luis Vaz-
quez Ruiz versus Dolores Garcia Ma.
Iien.
-Declar6 con lugar Ia demanda de
Rubert hermanoB contra los herederos de
Maria Llisa Lopez Bobre cancellation de
hipotecas de Ia central 8. Vicente.
-Declar6 sin lugar el injunction soli-
citado por Ia Liga dc propietaEios de fin
cas- urbanas de San Juan contra aI ayun.
tamiento de esta ciudad en- 81 case sobFe
pulidad de Ia ordenanza de Los safacones,
con las CostaB al demandante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19
AYUNT AIMIENTO DE
San Juan.
Sssldn suiraadinarIa tsI VIernss is Dc Fsbrsrr

ConcurFentes: Presidents, Sanchez Mo
ralez, Conceiales Vifas. Fsl6, Larroca,
Amanda, Rosario. DeiarOn de asistir los
senoFes Amador salaa por enfermedad.
Sc lego y fu6 aprobada el ta de Is session
anterior. Sc entera la Corporation de
una caTta del alcalde de Ia ciudad, con IL
cual acompa1a una demostraci6n de Ia 81.
tuaci6n de la Gaia municipal 81 hacerse
cargo dicha autoridad de ID alcaldfa "a 81
de Enero pr6ximo pasado, cuya existencia
Rsciende Ia suma de $195, 923 So, segtin
Sc demuestra en- Ia liquidation presentada
por 81 contador municipal Fu6 acueKdo
quede sobTe Ia mesa para ser resueltas en-
otra session, y tan luego sa reforma Ia 81.
denanza sobre cierre de establecimientos,
las peticioneS presentadas por varios due.
nos de caf5tines, interesando Sc les autorice
para tenerlos abiertes hasta ciartas horas
de Ia mafiana. Sc entera el Conceio de
haber sido aprobada por el Consejo Eie-
cutivo, en- 5 de los corlientes, Ia fanza
prestada per el American Colonial Bank,
para responder del dep6sito de $50, 900 co.
rrespondiente la 5a. amortization del
empr6stito, cuya fanza ha sido enviads
al Tesorero de Puerto Rico. Sc acuerda
quede sobre Ia mesa para su estudio por
los Benoreu Concejales, resoIver On pro
xima session, la ordenanza remitida por 81
alcalde, fjando cierta fanza para asegu-
rar las promesas dc contrato de ocupaci6n
del teatro. Queda enterada la Corpora.
ci6n del estadO de Ia GAIA on 81 de Enero
pasado, remitido por el Tesorero mnnici.
pal, cuya existencia de $12O, 1886 estS
certifcada por los distintos Dances de Ia.
localidad, que tienen en- 81 poder dichos
fondos. Igualmente SO entera ell Conceio
da que hey Z l-a tres da la tarda trun afac.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19
CARTAS DETENIpAS.

Amanda, Lopez Sanchez & Co. Astron
Antonio, Bobe Carmen, Vilioda Fernan-
do, Cadet Rita, Cruz Esteban, Duprey
Juan, Fernandez Gustavo, Gim6nez Gar
efa Lorenzo, Gomez Valentfn r, Herman
dez Juato, Hilaire Miss Jane J. Janer DIR,
Jacobs Chas, Manyor Lopez Felipa, Moor
Frank b, Martinez y Montoto sehorita E,
Obrien Charles, Oran Alcidep, Parzon
Ampsro, Perez Pefia Lorenzo, Quacqen.
flush Chas. M, Rerbeno Jaime, Rivera
Francisco, Rivera Trinidad, Rome Ana,
Rodriguez Josefa, Ruddiman John, Ruiz
Maximiliano, Stanley E. S, Salmon A. A,
Tonare, Maria @, Torres Juanito, Fer
nandez Eduardo, Weston Pvt. Oliver,
Weston Pvt. Oliver, Whitly Miss Edith,
Wilson Juliana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19

| HABANA, is de Mario de 1903,
Sres. SCOTT 8 BOVINE, Nueva York.
Muy SeROres mfos /: En- prueha de agradeci.
miento remito 4 ids. las fotogrRffas de mi hijo
el nlno Francisco Maribona y Peraza, de once
en- el pecho 10 tuve atacado de una enfermedad
que dia por dia me hacia yer mas cercano el fin
de su vidai Ia tos y IL fiebre 10 hablan anioui.
lado; 50 fgura era un espectro, solo huesos y
espiFitu. En- ese estado, el DR.. Rogue Sanchez
Qniroz, despu6s de haher agotado todos los
otros recursos le recet6 la Emulsion de Scott
Legtima, habiendola tornado por espacio de un
ano. FL resultado tan prodigioso que nadie
pens6, puede verse por las dos fOtografias que
tengn tanto gusto en- rernitir Uds, autori-
zandolos para que las pnbliquen.
CATALINA PERAzA, VIDA. DE MARIBoNA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19

=. SS@N - S@SS
Official de Ia Biblioteca mu'
tancia del CONCEAL senior
ore To mesa para scr resueI
J, Ia solicitud de don Sa.
interesando Sc nombre & su
para cubrir la primera va
enBionada que ocurEa. Sc
! cuenta con una naPta nfi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19

ha hecho aensacionales declaraciones acer.
CO de Ia actitud del Jap6n.
SegGn Mr.. Linobarger, los Esta-
dos Unidos debsn aprestarse combarir
CON los japoneses, pueS 10 guerra entire am
bos paiseB es inevitable, meDos qDe Am6.
rica renuncie & toda sxpansi6n scomercial
en- OEienta una veE gueel Jap6n estS dc.
cidido tenor 81 control del comerCio on
el Pacfhco, removiendo ( cafonazos Los
obBtSculos q. se le presenter ca 81 camino".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19
la GUERRA ENTIRE los
ESTADOS UNIDOS Y FL JAPON.
AahIa NJ. Paul LIHOharggr

Dice 81 Listtn Diarto desanto Domingo;
"Despues de haber dessmpeaado CincO
ahoa el cargo de juez de instruction en-
Filipinas ha regrssado Mr.. Paul Linobar-
ger quien On un iaterviesO con 81 reporter
De un0 dslOB PFinciPalea psri6dicOH lOvalss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19
Pare Ssnana Santa.

Nuevo suTtido de merCancfas de nove.
dad, calcetines y medias francesca, casimi.
res cuellos camisas, puhos, camas col
chones como regalados On "La Yizsaina'
San FyanciSOO ~ y aLa Glozia" Cruz Is.