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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

Han sido curados en- Ia Sala de So
'corros de esta Capital en- el dia de
aver las personals siguientes
Francisco Ramirez de una contu-
sion leve en- el cuello; Ell nino Luis.
Cumba de una herida contusa leve
sobre la region metoriana; Elijio Ri
JOS de herida por desgarro leve en- el
dedo medic de la mano izQuierda;
Eleuterio Muiioz, de herida contusa
en- la region metartaciana izquierda,
Jose Alfonso de una herida contusa
en- Ell dedo med 10 de la mano derecha.
Jose Flgueroa de herida incisa leve.
y el niflo Vidal Torres de contusio-
mes la region frontal y pierna IL
quierda ambas levcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
GARGANTA

C1ranse, sin tenor 4 que Sc re
produzcan, los dolores de garganta,
taringitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras
cosquilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones
de voz, anglnas, con las PaStillas
Houde la Cocaina.
Su uso sc recomienda especial
mente 4 los oradores, profesores
cantantes, y 4 todas las personas que
fatigan su voz por un traba jo exec
sivo.
Para evitar toda decepc ion, que
pudiera ser grave, exijase Ia frma
Houde Sobre la faja de garantio de
us Pastillas.
En- venta en- todas las buenas Fal
maclas.-Deposito: 20, rue Albouy
Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

Ell juez de paz de esta ciudad con
demo en- la madana de hoy a Eduar-
do Echevarria a pagar S.; Juan Diaz
S., Ramon Perez 81, Jose Ramos,
Toribio Nendez, Jose Ayala, 50 cen
tavos, y Antonio Garcia SIS, por in
tracciJn de las Ordenanzas muni-
cipales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
Venta de finCaS

Sc venden dos, en- Santurce,
paradas 25 y 2o: una frente a
la Carrelera, Y con casa ha bita-
CiOn.
IntOrmara
PeNrO GOM-Nfe-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

sOBRE DOMINIC DE FINCA RtsTIcA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

Esta maiiana el individuo Antonio
Garcia, fue denpnciado ante el iuez
se1lor Bazan, por eStarse bafiando en-
Ia bahia, frente la fabrica de taba-
cos FL juez le conden6 a pagar sIs.
s sufrir treinta djas de arreeto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
HDIC'TO
"010 IN
en- la C0RTR DE- DISlRllQ
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL De HUNACA0, ?. R.

Estados Unidos de America
FL Presidente SIS.
de los Estados Unidos.
EX-PARTE, Ramon Alamo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

LAS ALMORRAhAS Sc CuRAN EN-
6 "a OtAS, con Il UNGUENTO DE pAYo
va sean sImp">, sanIrantes picazdu. d. eater
mas, pur rebeldes que sean
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

Doctor Gustavo Muiioz
De LA FACULTAp DE NEDIC1NA DE xADRlD
Y Ex-pR0FESOR CLINiCO
OEl..hOSPtTAl De SAN CARLOS
De LA NIeNA TACULTAD
Do regreso do su viaie Madrid, ha sstablectds
gu ofdoa professional
q Il Gale 10 Tetuzn ndnere ~.
HORA9 DD CONsULTA, DE q 4 4 =. n
yElktooo DooGAo u,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

San Sebastian .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
ASKS COURT To-
QUASH ACTION
Sheets Springs a Surprise at
Arrangement Before Judge
Armstrong.
WILL BE ARGUED TODAY
w. II. PARENT is IN TOWN AND
UNDER SURVEILLANCE.

The defense In the case against Chief
Of Police George Sheets yesterday played
a card that it has had up its sleeve
for some time, by moving to set aside
the Information filed against chief of
Police Sheets
The motion filed states that the case
was brought against Chief Sheets as d
mIsdemeanor when in reality the infor-
nation charges several acts which are
IN themselves feiOnies- Attorneys Thur
man and Christensen Tor the defense as
5ert tina. This is i'm reality merging "A
conspiracy with the felony itself as the
complaint charges grand larceny, rob
berry, obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and impersOnatinS an officer. all
of which are made felouics under the
law. 1t is alleged that this Is in VIC
latlon of d doctrine OF law which Is that
a conspiracy can only be charged when
the felony that the cOnSpiratOTS plan to
commit has not been contaminated In
case the felony is executed il is claimed
that the COuspiTItOrS are chen principals
in the act and must he prosecuted 70.
h.A al NJ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
SUPPLIES COMING
TO SALT LAKE
Local Market Is Being Restored
to a Normal Con-
ditiOn.
BUTTER MUST COME DOWN
eaRoE SHIPMENTS OF ORANGES
AND LEMONS EXPECTED.

WfTs there has been a shortage In
frsfa sud green produce on the local mar
kes The Last week the situation over the
precSding week is much improved ana
the coming week will experience a com
ussta restoration o. trade. It IS expected
aad b many respects IS assured that De
gfnn1ng Monday large shipments Of
assnges. lemons and other California
nun viii reach the market By freight and
plentiful supplies Of green produce by
express.
Tho butter market Is beginning 10 weak
ea 60 - cents pound retail and % cents
a pound Wholesale While these prices
VII prevail Tor a time with the approach
II spring and the pasture season there
YIN b downward tendency, with an III
t1naAe drop to 30 and rs cents.
Eggs are selling close at $3.50 a crate
wholesale and % cents a dozen retail.
With the advent Of conference, when
many shippers leave their ranches, the
receipts on the local market fall off. But
Tiers viii be no advance in prices.
Tho scarcity Of fish IS practically at an
end Fish are now coming in from both
the east and west. the supply being fair
and the quality excellent The PRINCIPAL
varieties on the market today will be hall
buG, - imOu. trout, soles rock cod and
saSbsrn white fish
EcnOwtng ere the latest quotations:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
Headache
Sufferers

Do you want relief-in
just a few moments and
no bad after-effects.
If so, YOU have only to
take, DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills.
If subject to headache,
have them with you al
ways. No harm can come
from their use, if taken as
directed, as they contain
no opium, choral, NOR
phine, cocaine, chlOro-
form, heroin, alpha and
beta eucaine, cannabis in
dica or choral hydrate, or
their derivatives.
Ask your druggist about
them.
1T gives me great pleasure to be
able TO refer to the DR.. Niles Anti
Pair Pills as the best remedy We have
ever had In our house for the proven
ton and cure of headache. Ny wife
who has been a constant sufferer Tor
years with the above complaint, joins
me in recommending DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills. hoping they may fan into
the hands Of an who suffer"
j. /. BUSH. Watervleit, n. Y.
Or. Miles Anti-paln Pills are sold by
your druggist. who will guarantees that
the first package Will benefit, " IL
falls, he will return your money
rs doses, rs cents. Never sold In ouik'
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
MRS. JOHN NICHOLS SON DEAD
Esteemed Woman Succumbs to a
Lingering Illness.

Mrs Susanna s. Nicholson. wife Of John
Nicholson. died at the family residence.
"a Fifth street at $3.50 o'clock ycsteTdat
afternoon after long illness resulting
from a nervous trouble. Mrs. Nicholson
was born sixty years ago i'm London aud
came to Utah i'm 1866 In June of the fol
lowing year she was married % Nj Mich
olson Seven children survive her. John
K. Mrs. F. W. Cope, Angus X. Leo, Mrs
George CaStieton. Miss Lutte and Bruce
Nicholson.
Funeral services Will be held at , o clio x
Saturday afternoon in the Eighteenth
ward chapel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
Gents Clothing

The styles of the hour in Spring and Summer clothing
for men, boys and children.
Our line of mems clothing is exceptionally attractive
beautifully finished stunning effects in the new checks
shadow pIadS grayS. and all the latest cir In 0AF
shades, ranging in price from VIZ ~ "T0
We are showing very becoming line of Cravenettes
and Spring 0VerCoatS. stylish and dreSSy and very appro-
pirate for the cool evenings.
NEW SPRING HATS, the latest telescopes and other
new styles in Seasonahe headwear. We carry full line
OF the famous and popular John B. StetSon Hats.
Everything you need in the furnishing line. Splendid
qualities, very reasonably priced. Shirts. neCkWeaT, I'M
dGrWedF, hosiery gloves, SuSpenderS and handkeChefs
Also splendid assortment of well made, substantial
trunks bags, suit cases and mems umbrellas and canes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
Hosiery and Underwear

Attractive price reductions VIII preVail n our
hosiery and underwear department during con-
ference time.
Boys black cotton school hose. A fast black
durable hose; special conference L.
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''....''''
Boys black cotton hose. Made for durability
with reinforced heel and toe. Regular Ok.
price 35c; special conference price. %OS
Misses black cotton hose. fast black *.
special conference price ....-......--.---. Az
Misses black cotton hose fine ribbed Egyptian
black hose. Regular price &c., o.
special conference price .....,..,......... Nv
Misses fine silk isle hose. fine ribbed 3S.
fast black hose for fine wear, per pair. .0OC
Everything in the hosiery line for infants,
boys and girls. in plain black and Colored-lace
and fancy hosiery.
Ladies' black cotton hose. with high spliced heel
and toe. fast black color special con- 1So
ference price .........s...,...,.. ~
Ladies' black cotton and itsis hose an excellent
quality that sells regularly for 55ci OK
special conference price ...-rt-.----..--., %CC
Ladies' hosiery in all styles, eeofs, fancy
lace silk, Isle and cotton, etc.
UNDERWEAR
Ladies' lew neck and ne sleeve vests3 X
special conference price .-....,...--...-, 1OC
Ladies lew neck and sleeve vests; on.
special conference price ,........,.........% VS
Lsdies low neck and no sleeve vests! OK
special conference price ,................. %OC
LADIES' high neck and long sleeve vests and
knee pants; special conference OE
Ladies' vests and pants in all cuts and prices
in stock.
Ladies union suits for spring and summer wear
in all I'll styles prices SOC $500
Children's spring and summer knitted under
wear, In vests, pants and union suits. in all cuts
and prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
Parent Is Here.

The prosecution has been busy sub
Doeneiug witnesses to appear for the
state. and if the defense is forced to "a
trial the evidence Will be practically the
same as that adduCed AT the preliminary
hearing. W. II. Parent. the star Wit
ness for the state is in Salt Lake undo
surveillance of deputy sheTiffs ii is as
serted and will be ready To testify gain.
He was brought from Denver here week
ago by Deputy Sheriff Sharp bat for
some reason has been kept under cover.
Deputy Sheriff Sharp is now in Omaha
searching fOr W. W. Bell another az
the bunco men. and. it is said. is close
on his trail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
Carpet Dept.

Visitors are cordially invited to call on US.
Our display is seasonable and particularly at
tractive to those who house proud. An ex-
ceptionally fine line of carpet size Rugs, Carpets,
Wall Papers, Domestic and Foreign Inaid Lin
oleurs Portieres, Lace and Tapestry Curtains
Window Shades. Door Mats Of Cocoanut
Fiber Wire. Flexible Steel, Rubber, etc.
JUST ARRIVED-The finest line Of Genuine
Navajo Blankets have shown. See
them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
Motion Affects All Cases.

'The arguments i'm support of this mo-
ton Will be heard this morning befOT,
Judge Armstrong. Attorneys Thurman
and Christensen will appear for the de
Tense and District Attorney Fred Loot
borrow for the prosecution If the mo-
tiou i'm this case is granted the effect
will be to quaSh all the conspiracy case
against all of the alleged buucO gang
now under arrest. This does not mean.
however that they will then be i'm
plants can then be filed against them
charging them with the actrH commits
sion of the felOnes mentioned an the con-
spiTacy charge. Chief Sheets. h0VeVer.
was tried as an accessory after The fact
IN the NcWhirter robbery and if new
complaint IS filed charging him with the
commission Of this crime the defense will
probably ask for "a writ OF hdbeaS coz
DUs ON the grounds that he was once iE
Jeopardy fer the same 0ffenSe.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
WERE MARRIED AT
THE BRIDES HOME

At the home Of the bride. "Corbit," Cor
bits Station, Delaware at 1 O'Clock to-
day, William H. Cooper, Jr., and Miss
Flora l.. Enos were married. the Rev.
George c. Hall Of this city performing
the ceremony.
The best man was Edward C. Bradford,
Jr.. while Mrs. John Black Cooper was
matron Of honor and Miss Harriet Enos,
sister of the bride was made of honor.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held and the bride and groom left on a
late afternoon train for the New England
states, where they will spend their honey
moon. Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper will make their home in Whining
ton.
Mr.. Cooper is a rising young attorney
Of the New Castle county bar, TO which
he was admitted in 1902 He is the son
of DIR. w. II. Cooper, former collector
of port. and a nephew of the late Richard
G. Cooper, for many years cashier of
the Farmers Bank at New Castle, and
of Alexander b. Cooper, prominent at
torney Of the New Castle county bar.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
WAS INSULTING,
HEAVILY FINED
Antonio George Sentenced to
Pay $50 and Cess and
$40 WaS Added
WOMEN COMPLAINED OF HIM

For more than a month past the police
received complaints Of bootblack in
Market street who would so down into
his place Of business in the basement
OF a barber shop below Eighth street.
and act indecently toward girls and young
women as they passed.
Special officer Wardle was detailed on
the case and after watching for a month
he placed Antonio George. a bootblack in
the basement Of No. 72S Market street
under arrest.
In City Court to-day George denied the
charge. but If the evidence Of the cfficel
had not been sufficient to convince Judge
Cochran. he himself would have beer
ready to pass sentence on the defendant
as a woman complained to him person
laly at his Office Of the bootblacks ac-
tions but she did not care to appear pub
licly in court.
During the hearing of the evidence
George made some remark and injected
a curse in an undertone, but he was hearC
and a fine of $40 and costs was imposed
for contempt. on the other charge hi
was fined $50 and costs.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
GUATEMALAS MINISTER TO MEXICO
FEARING STRIFE SAILS FOR HOME
Prisoners Committed Sui
eide Rather That Stand
Trial For Trying to XIII
Cabrera

MEXICO CITY. Nav 29-Manuel
Giron. Minister Of Guatemala to this
country. is reported 10 have applied to
a steamship agency for passage on the
first steamer going south from Salina
Cruz June 16 is given as the date.
Later it was stated that he might
proceed to San Bias. from which port
a boat viii leave the FIRST week in
June. Should he make the trip to
San Bias. which would be accompanied
by great personal discomfort. it would
indicate that he is very anxious to re-
turn promptly to Guatemala.
Officially nothing is known of Min
lister Giron's prospective departure,
and nothing is known as to whether
it is at the request of his own govern,
ment or at the order of Mexico The
latter is considered hardly probable, as
this country's officials are waiting to
hear of the fate of the men convicted
in the Cabrera plots. Minister Giron
refuses to be interviewed.
Guatemala City dispatches received
to-day give the names of the four men
who it is allegedt committed suicide
rather than stand trial on the charge
cf planting mines and conspiring to
kill President Cabrera, after a lohs
battle with government soldiers
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
WHISTLE BLEW,
BUT WAS NO FIRE

Excitement was rampant at the plant
OF the Pullman Car Company shortly
after noon yesterday when the big
whistle Of the plant sounded a sonor-
Gus blast not unlike that used as a fire
alarm.
1t was all because man with a
whitewash brush accidentally struck
the whistle cord while he was whiten-
ing some Of the walls. Two blasts
were sounded. and in an instant there
were all kinds of doings at the big
works.
Workmen dropped their tools and all
started out to fight fire. Nobody
seemed to know where a blaze was
and everybody dashed toward the
Brandywine river front Of the shop
yards.
Two men seized the hose carriage
and clattered along with IL pell-mell TO
get into service. The Independence
Fire Company's members also heard
the whistle and they had their ap-
paratus in readiness TO respond.
About that time. however, 1t was
discovered that the whistle had been
blown accidentally, and the men re-
sumed work. The incident furnished
an example of the efficiency of the vol
unteer fire fighters at the Pullman
plant
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
OF
TRIADS IN REVOLT
Captured a Family and Com
PEELED Every Member to
Jump Into a WeII.-TrOOps
Unable to Cope With the
Situation
81 our own wire. ru0llaherr Prsaa.

Sy Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
HONG KONG. May 29-Two large
detachments OF troops arc now on the.r
way from swatow and shluhing into
the rebeliious sections Of Kwanr runz
province ready to meet the armed
rebels and put down the uprising. It
is feared the task is greater, how
ever than the troops at the disposal
OF the authorities can accomplish.
A report received to-day indicates
the practices 10 which the rebellious
Trlads are resortine Rebels captured
the family Of a Chinese hrigadior-
gonral
RefraininE from outright murder the
rebels compelled every member Of the
family TO jump into deep we'll. An
were drowned. Reports Of similar
outrages coming In from various soc-
tions Of tho disturbed area have
caused the greatest alarm.
Soldiers to Oueil Triads
There are ! 300 soldiers in the de-
tachment sent out from swatou to
quell the Triads. They are marching
from canton. A detachment has been
ordered from Canton to join the
swatou forces for joint movement
against the rriads. The party from
Shiuhing is smaller and IS closely fol-
lowing the Swatou detachment
The first reports Of the uprising de-
clared fully $4,000 Of the Triads are in
revolt Many of these are well armed.
SO that little more is expected Of the
forces sent into the heid than to re-
strain other Chinese from Joining tbs
uprising. Until heavy reinforcements
arrive It viii be almost impossible for
the military TO really accomplish any
thing toward quelling the insurrec-
tion.
Advices from. Swatou say the
authorities there regard the situation
as extremely serious. Not since thu
Boxer uprising has China faced
such a serious revolt.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
SHOT DEAD in
A PISTOL DUEL

CR1sFIELD. Md. Nav 29-Fredericl.
Long, aged twenty-eight years. a
resident Of Kingston. Nd. was shot
dead by William Cholten, a Deputy
Sherin, near the formers home. this
morning in a pistol duel. Long, who
had been indicted for stealing an over
coat. was being taken to Princess
Anne jail yesterday when he ESCAPED
from the Deputy Sheriff He eluded
his guard while they were changing
cars at Peninsula Junction.
Sheriff Brown. of Somerset county.
and Chelton went to Longs home and
awaited his return. TIC made his ap-
pearance. early this morning When
confronted by the officers Long OPEN
ed fire upon them. None of the shots
We're effective. however. and when
Chelton discharged his pistol at the
prisoner a bullet lodged in Longs
heart, killing him instantly. Long re-
Gently served a short term for shooting
q policeman in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
Ills SENTENCE
WAS REDUCED

Several days ago. Alexander szymanslsi,
a young Polander was arraigned in City
Court on two charges Of assault and
battery and in one case. that Of assault
ing little boy, he was sentenced by De-
putty Judge Joslyn to pay a fine Of $50
and costs and be imprisoned for six
months. In the other. where It was Prov
en- that he struck a fellow workman on
the head with file. he received sem
tence Of s25 and costs and thirty days
imprisonment
on the application Of ?. L. Garrett to-
day. Deputy Judge Joslyn ro-opened the
case and after hearing the additional tes-
timony submitted by tho defense in
both cases, the courst reduced the fine Of
$50 to $ and remitted the imprisonment.
but In the other case. the sentence was
allowed to stand and the prisoner VIII
have to serve the thirty days in prison
which was first imposed on him.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
Mr.. ROGERS, I'LL,
WILL GO TO MOBILE
Also Will Dispose of Printing
House in This City Before
June 20

John NJ. Rogers. who is under indlct-
ment in the United States Court at Mobile,
Alabama, for alleged violation Of the lot
terry laws. Informed an Evening Journal
reporter this afternoon that he expected
to appear in court there before June 4
in answer to the summons served on
him to that effect by attaches Of the
local United States marshals office.
Mr. Rogers goes to Mobile as a witness.
Jesse X. Baylis, against whom there is
a similar indictment, also will return to
Mobile with Mr.. Rogers as a witness.
IF / am 10 plead guilty to tho indict-
ment against me there" said Mr.. Baylls
today. Il do not know Of such a pro-
gram" Neither did he know Of any other
cases in which the government seeks in
dictments and therefore was at a loss
to understand why he had been sum
moned to Mobile as a witness a second
time. District Attorney Nields, who has
been instrumental in obtaining the indic,-
ments against the Delawareans, refused
to discuss the subject in any way ex-
cept to say that he would leave the city
for Mobile on Saturday.
Indicted Men Were Arrested
Although Messrs. Baylis and Rogers,
are indicted with several hundred other
persons many of whom have been ar
rested, and entered pleas TO the indict'
ment charging them with alleged viola
ton Of the lottery laws the Dclawareans
have never been placed under arrest.
To Sell Rogers Plant
John NJ Rogers and Charles G
Kurtz to-day confirmed fne announce
ment that the big printing plant own.
ed by Mr.. Rogers. at Sixth and Orange
streets. is to be sold Alr Kurtz, wh'
is a real estate man. late last nigh
I tackled a "for sale" board on the build
ing and is now in communication Will
persons who may buy the building. /
is understood that Mr.. Rogers viii sci
the machinery. type and other stocl
piecemeal. He viii make effort TO dis
pose Of teh entire property by June ~
Events of the last three months have
greatly impaired Mr.. Rogers health
He has just returned from a trip e
Cape May and would have returned
there on Monday Of this week had h
not been summoned t. appear in th
Mobile court.