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The Washington times., 1907-01-18
House Committee on Mill
tary Affairs Reports in
It's Favor.
Provides For Expenditure of
81. 100000 on This
Branch.
Believed That the Measure
VIII Pass at This
Session.

AT meeting OF the House Military
Affairs Committee yesterday afternoon,
a favorable report was decided GA re-
sardns .Ae bin 90 reorganize and in
crease the efficiency Of the artillery of
lsr United states Army
a favorable report on ihis bin has
already been voted by tie Senate Com
mittee on Military Affairs, SO that tAe
oll is now pending before both bodies
of Congress. Both committees have de-
cided 10 report the bill substantially
without amendment
la The opinion of military men, the
bill IS one of the most important that
has been brought before Congress for
years. ln the War Department and in
army circles generally there is a strong
Impression the bin viii be passed al this
session and viii become law. II is the
general verdict qf army men that il IL is
enacted into law. it will mean a large
step forward in the efficiency OF the az
Ullery corps o. the army.
Provisions of BIZ.
The blE contains various details that
il is not necessary 20 discuss. but in
general il provides for separation of the
coast artillery from the field artillery
fhe Increase of abe coast artillery 10y
5ro men. and the increase of the held
artillery by about 1000 men. II contem-
plates au immediate additional eNpen-
dlrur- OF N4o0o1 ou The artillery.
Under the present arrangement. IL Is
Wrll-EnoWn that Che force provided foI
tHe manning of the guns OF the coast
artillery Is inadequate. The field artil-
berry pf the United States is also weak Iu
comparison with the Held artillery Of
foreign nations that make preten-
Sl0uS Ju military prominence and
military Importance The present bill
Is "a rather modest attempt 10 improve
the situation as regards both field and
coast artillery
Statement by Taft
The statement of Secretary TAFT be-
fore the House Committee on Military
Affairs explains m a general way the
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Statement by Taft.

The statement of Secretary Taft be-
fore the House Committee on Military
Affairs explains u a general way the
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
YOUNG FAIRBANKS WILL
FACE PERJURY CHARGE

sTEUBENVIL.LE. Ohio. Jan. IS
Frederick &. Fairbanks. Of Springfield.
Ohio. son or Vice President Fairbanks,
pleaded not guilty in court here today
10 the charge OF suboTnatlCn OF perjury.
lie gave bond for $50. lie appeared in
court voluntarily, and was accompanied
BY his uncle. y. II. Fairbanks and At
tOrney Charles Stewart. Of Springfield.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Smallpox Horrors.

Smallpox and other diseases have add
ed horror 20 the situation. Smallpox mas
broken out az Shanghai, which has
necsssitated the demolition of tho mat
sheds. which were quickly thrown up
90 shelter the thousands VINO iioekea
there in search Tor food,
Fully $4,000 destitute persons have
been driven back toward their homes.
0r where their homes were previous 10
the great floods. on account ot the
smallpox according 60 reports made
through Shanghai Officials by Captain
Kirton who was sent ont by the joint
relief committees al Shanghai 90 investi-
gate the situation with total devasta-
rf1u au one side, not "a bit Of Tod go
e8t. ANA smallpox and other spidemics
IaNaEils Ehe refugees uu the othef.
IYHy ga5rg-H Of a million OF persons
seem J8 ue doomed
Al least 41te8 are likewise lu the
clutches ut d-aJh az Antans- Every
house u rGt vicinity OF Aiming visited
1- Captain kigluu contained either dead
ur diving Relief WORK is being started
il the worst stricken districts, now
FlUv a.e4s8 iu money an food
must reach lhe refugees within three
months tu prevent uuit er=ai death. ar-
luFHIlE tu Cd report tlal mas reached
tho Rod Cross .ftlei.ls. TINS comes Do q
telegram from dr. Alpp-ehr EDITOR OF
IHe Christian Herald. Do which le
quoted rgbie-Tam frUm Air. Ellis. WHu-
commissioned uv The Herald. made "a
trip Into tH- famine districts Mr. EliiS
..s.ed that abe conditions were FAR
worse than previously reported even lE
I.H faTuI-. officials ip states THAI
$4,000 .aHI-I al once viii bee Of great
HrIr D.. s-aEils or zine grim reaper Tor
T-I.. r.f l--.-. Officials are r.-af,.. 7.fr.r5
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
NAVAL ACADEMY SERVANT
IS ARRESTED FOR THEFT

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan 1S-Lottie
Price. colOred was arrested on the
charge OF stealing q diamond brooch
from Mrs. Norris wife OF Lieut.. Robert
Morris. al the Naval Academy. bv whom
she was employed. She was held under
nail for appearance in court an the April
teIIn.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
BUSINESS METHODS.

'.Extry. Extry." yelled the newsboy.
ssyVhy. 7 don't see anything unusual
IN this" said the customer.
yes. there is" said the boy. There 5
an unusual scarcity OF news. EXtry.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31

OA9ToREA.
=. :; :: HHEzz..Y J; q 3 3 y :
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31
Gold Near Washinntnn.

Gold is mined within sight Of Wash.
ington monument The heights around
the capital are really a part Of the
Appalachian system, and before the
outbreak of the gold fever in California
all the gold produced in the United
States came out OF the Appalachian
mines. Only the ores that contained
free milling gold could be worked with
the crude processes then known, says
the Technical World. Then, too, be-
cause Of the presence OF subterranean
streams mining could not be done at
any great depth. Nevertheless gold
mines are in profitable operation today
in Maryland and southwestern Vir-
ginla, and these gold veins, badly
broken and disintegrated, are being
worked down through the Carollnas
and into Georgia and Alabama. There
Is not rayine or gulch In the environs
Of Washington city where, II a man
dig down to the gravel and black sand
that lie over bedrock, he cannot by
panning get a color. It has not been
found In sufficient quantities to make
placer mining attractive, though many
men have washed out enough gold to
have a ring or charm made.-Washlng
ton Herald
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31
ASKS APOLOGY
FROM PRESIDENT
Dr.. Long Demands he Retract "Fakir
Statements or Prove Them.
MAKES PUBLIC OPEN LETTER

Stamford. Conn, May 29CDr. VIII
liam J. Long made public an open let
ter he has written President RoOse
welt, which adds an interesting chap
ter to their nature faklr" controversy
In part It is as follows:
Dear Sir-The issue between yoI
and me Is no longer one Of animals
but Of men; 1t is not chiefly a matter
OF natural history. but Of truth and
personal honor. AS president Of the
Unised States you have gone out oi
your way publicly TO injure a private
citizen who was attending strictly to
his own business. As q man you have
accused Of falsshoOd another man
whose ideas Of truth and honor are
quite as high as your own.
"If / have spoken falsely, If in any
book or word of mine I have inten-
tIonally deceived any child or man re-
garding animal life, promise publicly
to retract every such word and never
to write another animal book On the
other hand, If I show TO any disinter-
ested person that you have accused
me falsely you must publicly withdraw
your accusation and apologize. As a
man and as president no other honor
able course Is open to you.
"You base your recent charges
chiefly on the matter of a big white
wolf killing a young caribou by bite
in the chest, described by me in
Northern Trails You declare the
.eLt--- =. 10 a r,,kbor,oRfooI spoDoscf
biIity. and declare not possibly sould
"A wolf perform the feat
Or. Long declares he knows from
his own observation and from the tes-
timony Of Indians that wolves do some
times kill in this way. and then quotes
the signed and witnessed statement of
8. ]. Hapidan, an educated Sioux In
dian, who states he saw a horse which
a wolf had killed by tearing its chest.
In addition to this. Dr. Long says he
himself had seen a deer which had |
been killed in a similar manner by a /
wolf. and further recites that his In
dian, Matty Mitchell, declares that
the big white wolf frequently kills
caribou in this manner Continuing.
DR.. Long says:
"You cannot at this stage. Mr..
Roosevelt. take refuge behind the
presidential Office and be silent. You
have forfeited your right to that 81
lence by breaking It, by coming out
in public to attack a private citizen.
If your talk of a square deal is not all
a sham, If your frequent moral preach
ing is not all hypocrisy. I call upon
you as president and as a man to
come out and admit the error and IN
justice of your charge in the same
open and public way in which you
made it. Very sincerely yours.
wv. J. LONG"
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31
BODY OF MAN FOUND IN TRUNK
Armenian Priest Strangely Murdered
In New York.

New York, May 27.-Father Kaspar
Vartianan, of the Armenian Apostolic
church. Of Hoboken, N. j.. was muir
sdered In this city some time last week.
The body was found In a trunk which
had been left as security for their
room rent my two Greeks. who three
weeks ago engaged a furnished room
of Mrs. Henry Sherer, who occupies
the third floor of a tenement at 1893
West 37th street.
Father Vartianan, carrying a small
leather bag, in which his collections
were placed, came to be a familiar
figure in Greek and Armenian circles
here. and It is believed that he was
murdered for the money he carried.
Mrs. Sherer told the coroner that
when the two men engaged the room
In her home they described themselves
as John and Paul Sarhis, each about
IS years Of age. The men had been
visited, she said, by a man wearing q
clerical garb, who looked not unlike
the murdered man. She thought that
this man called at o'clock last Mon
day morning. No one in the tenement
heard any unusual noises.
The police have ent out a general
alarm for SarlSi Ermajian, Sarld Bar.
morvion and Paul Sarisatan.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31
SAMUEL y. W'ILSOR,
Funeral Director and EmbaImG

Twenty-Five years experience in the above
business with the assistance OF my son, John
P. Wilson, enables me to,guarantee satisfao.
tion. Everything first class with moderate
charges. Black and white heaIses Bodies
eHnbalmed or preserved by the use OF ice.
Mems black suits Bnd robes; ladass' dresses
and robes children's shroWds always in
stock. No extra charge made for my wife's
services when required. All styles OF cOfdnn
and easkets constantly in stock.
SAM'L. ]. WILSON. MILTON. DBL.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31
Ten-Foot Snake Menaees Town.

Winsted. Conn, May 29.-Only au-
tomobilists dare pass Clark's pond, on
the outskirts Of Torrington, because a
snake. which citizens say measures 10
feet IN length and six inches in diam
eter, menaces all who approach. No
torists are planning hunt, and some
are practicing firing at objects from
Gheir cars.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31
Boy Sank In His submarine Boat.

Hartford, Conn, May 20. - Arthur
Ackley. who lives near Highland Lake
LitchheId county, set out to invent a
submarine boat. It was a wonderful
success, IN a way. Arthur, who Is 13
years old, was rescued after the boat
had sunk with him in deep water. The
beat 70 still a submarine.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31
Letter Carrier Gets three Years.

Trenton. N. J.. May 2S-James F.
Farrell, a Newark letter carrier, con-
vioted Of embszzling, was sentenced to
three years imprisonment by the
United States district court.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31
nR. f. I. WILLIAMS,
- DENTKaT.

ONCE opposite Central Hotel.
All kinds OF dental work promptly executed.
Local and General Anesthetics administered
for painless extraction.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Crowned and Bridge
Work, and Artificial Teeth.
MILFORD. DELAWARE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
Mr.. Fairbanks ysu anunCiO en- Chi.
CagO.

Chicago Record HerGL-La fueFza de
los Conservadores y Feaccionario, del paEti
do republican,, tiene Bu centric en- Fair
banks. ~s ... .
NesU York POst-En eli Caso del anun-
clio de Mr.. Fairbanks 81 eB al mismo ITEM
pO Is enfermera y el enfsrmo. Un limpio
goHFo Do nifiera Sc neCesita spenas para
completar la gOlfcita resoIuci6n con la
Cual 81 mismo atiende Bu pEopio encum.
bramiento. Su bombo debe realmente Ber
uamado nm Bugurro; no hay nadia suene
alto al deFredor de Mr.. Fairbankg.
Troy Preaa-Fairbanks 90 feral indug-
tFioso y con Indiana Bu espaIda mucha
fuerza en- 81 Sur, podria desCollaE en- lR
convention: eB un factor que no pUede ser
despedido la ligera,
Scranton ITUth.-LoB amigos del vice
presidents Fairbanks han pueSto en- mo.
vimiento su anuncio en- ChicagC. Ha-
blando Mr.. de Fairbanks como de un se.
gundo Lincoln.
Utica Press-No es considerable ell
n6mero de los que miran Mr.. Fairbanks
como uuo de los llamRdoB dirigir la
nave del EBtado en- Tevueltas tFanquilas
aguag. Pero MF. Fairbanks tiene 81
dido atentO = estd eSperandO ID vOz de
llRmsda. ~.
PSttsbUrg Post ProbabIemente Mr..
Fairbanks recibiFS el apoyo de los conssr.
vadOres de 50 partido 81 desarrolla aIg1n
esfueFzo. Pero no es probable que en-
cuentre apoyo en- Ia Casa Blaucs.
DotUth Herald. "A la popular teoria
de que entire los aspirantes Ia presiden.
cha no es el mas tenaz eI que logFa llegar
4 la meta, Mr.. Fairbanks puede responder
que jackson, Buchana. Cleveland, HarEi'
son y Mckinley, trabajaron por amos para
obteneF el mas alto honor. Tuvieron com.
plet0 6xito por 50 perBistencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
Las FIESTAS De Sc
mana Santa enBre-
CibO.
RevistialOn aIlf sxtiaOldinaTiO es.
DIeRdOI.
e domingo pT6EInO hahrt sR Ia eIudaa IN YER.
dafsFO SeORiSclmIsRtO.
(De nmestro eOrrespOnsaL. }

Mario 81 -Las festaB de Semana San.
ta han Fevestido eh esta ciudad estraordi
maria Rnimaci6n , esplendoT, delnostrando
qua las tradicioneG no Be pierden con faci.
lidad y que el cultO cat6lico es de cada dia
!, mas aFraigado. Todos los actos en- Ia
Iglesia han estado concurFidfsimoB de fe'
lee reyando su colmo la procession del
Santo entierTo el vierneg, pues era inmen.
80 81 acompahamiento, recorFiendo Ia pro
Cesi6n varias GALES de Ia poblaci6n, 10
mismo que poF Ia nochs Ia de la SoIedad.
Esta mananR 90 VERTIGO con igual e4plen'
dor IL procession del encuentro. FL Padre
Pima puede estar Basisfecho de la maners
con que han coFrespondido les cat6licoB de
AFecib0.
Ell domingo pF6ximU habr6 IN YER
daderO aConteCimientO en- esta ciudad, pues
al fin so ha decidido 81 inteligente aTtista
don Francisco Cortes, dar un festival ar
tfstico en- este TeatFo poniendo en- escena
la opera mimo-drama On un aeto Nuit de
Noel otTos actos de concerto que har6n
una hermosa yelada. Dadas las simpa-
tas Conque cuenta en- esta ciudad 81 apFe'
Ciado artista le auguramos un 6xito.
lei martes llegarS esta ciudad en-
vista de inspection sanitaria el Inspector
del Distrito DR.. Lugo Yifias.
-Se eSt6 procediendo por cuenta de Ia
Compaffa aBeguradoFa estraer Ia made
ra que tra1a como cargamentO Ia gOleta
"Julia" naufragada en- este puerto. Sc
Compone en- Bu mayor parte de grueSaS
vigas.
La sefora dofia Micasla FiguerOR
viuda de Ledesma ha regalado dos precio.
Bas imSgenes esta Iglesis.
-AnoChe han contraido matrimonio los
apFeCiables j6veneS don Luis A. Calder6n
con IL Behorita Maria Rosario Perez =
don Fernando Fern6ndez con Ia Befiorita
SoleF. A todos lea deseamos eterna luna
de miel. ri
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
RICO EN- EL
CONTINElTE

Louisville Courier JoQ9 n0I. Mr.. Can
non podfa haber dicho lcs puertorriqua-
nos que 81 gobierno pEopio no est6 estable-
cido adm en 90 propia CSmaFa.
CGWlia RepOgtery. Habisndo visto ,
dido q speaker Cannon, Puerto Rico elt6
mejor califcado para el gobierno propio.
Toledo O. BIstde --Pue1to Rioo puede
estar seguro de que cuando 81 speaker
Cannon les dice que no est6n listos para el
gobieEn0 propio, no 10 estSn; ESQ as
todo El Speaker eatf en- 81 gobierno hace
bastante tempo, para sabeE 10 que habla.
Columbus O. Journal Los pueGtorri
quehos quieren que 81 presidente Roose-
welt nombre nm natisO para SscretaFio de
Ia iala. lH6galo, ST. PTesidente!
PodemoB nOmbraF unsed nm ciento de
hombres, aptos para pOder llenar las con.
diciones de eSe cargo.
Detroit, Mich Journal Un csble de
San Juan, Puerto Rico1 con fecha II de
Mario deefa 70 Sigyjente.
"El 'ssBluecher," dc la .Hamburgo
American Line con 81 speaker Cannon
y sus compaheros & bordo, llegaFon hoy de
San Thomas. Mr.. Cannon y otros deBem.
baFcaTon enseguida y eatuvieron en- 81 con.
cierto de la<pla2a principal 81 speaker
fu6 reConoCidoa 6nseguida por Ia multitud
y sRludado con fuegos aEtifciales. CD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
TEMERIDAD DEL SPEAKER"
SENIOR DE. DIEGO.
RIzO IN dIscHrsO sR 81 eual ssfalaha ID Glpl.
GIdad Do Puerto RIeo para o. g0hISFnl
prOpIO. FN

81 senior de Diego speaker" de Ia ca.
mara de Delegates en- Puerto Rico, tuvo
Ia temeridad de Ofrecer asgunas observa-
clones a Speaker" Cannon della Ckmara
de Delegados americana.
Asf dice 81 Boston Globe ,. continfa:
'El seioF de Diego hizo nm discurso en-
el cual se1alaba Ia capacidad de Puerto
Rico para el gobierno propio.
El speaker" Cannon repIic6 al efecto
que los puertorriqueios no eran las per.
sonas llamadag & decidiT la question de 90
Capacidad y disposition para 81 gobierno
pFopio. Cusndo Puerto Rico este dispues
to para 81 gobierno propio, 81 hecho ser6
dado Gonocer 81 pueblo de 10 isla.
81 81 senior de Diego hubiera sido nm
lector continue de los peri6dicos america
nos, hubiera sabido que era inftil para 81
hacer observation alguna 81 speaker"
Cannon. -
El speaker" Cannon Sabe de antema-
no d slguno eS sptO para 81 gobierno pro-
piO 8 para Otra COsa, inCluyendo Ii revi-
Hi6n de la tarifa; y ninguna s6plica pro-
teAta apresuraF6 su decision.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01

Mario 31.-Han Contrafdo matrimonio
Cat6licO On este pOblado, don Gabriel julia
D6vilS con Ia espiEitual y enCantadoEs
gefiOrita Maria Diay Llenza. Ell acto go
llev6 efecto las II de Ia noche en- Ia
iglesia Cst6lica donde aBiBti6 un gran
n6merO de amigos y amigaS de los nuevOs
c6nyuges.
La gentil pareja y sus acOmpa6antes
Halieron del templO y 30 dirigierOn a Ia
casa del distinguidO Compatriota don Ma.
nueI Diaz FonSeca en- donde habfa de ceIa.
brRrSe espl6ndidamente Ia union de tan
Eimp6tiCos = queFidos amigos.
La novia estabR bellfsima con Bu corona
de aZahares y Su preciOso trajs blanco = sl
novio vestfs de negro.
Entire las bellas Befioras y gefioritaB que
vimos en- la elegante morada del senior
Diaz FonBeCa Celebrando el festival de
bOdas tan gimp6tiCas reCOrdamOB & las
siguientes:
Ssdoritas Cabrera, Flores, SuTia, Rive.
ra, Marin CusvRs, Naved0, BefioFa de Ri.
vera, de DemiFa, sefiorita Ochoteco, sefios
Titas Diaz, sefioFa de IsidFo Santana.
Tambi6u 90 hallaban allf los seiiOres
Velilla, Rivera Miranda, Tisol, Suria,
Egiisu, Martinez, POzo, Davila, Lcdo.
Cassllas, Gonz6Iez, Iglesias, hermanOs
Diaz, Rsfael March6n, Olmo, s6nchez.
Que La felicidad BonFfa siempre en- el
hOgar de amigos tan queridos!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
NOTICIAS

-sACOs DE YUTE p&ra azfcaE =
cafe Fealizan precios ventajosoa s. Melon
& Ca. San Juan p. r
COLONOS WANTED.-'EspRanza
Central Sugar Co" Of Naguabo have ssvs.
raj good openings for "COlonos'' for leas'
ing lands and plsnting canes under very
liberal and profitable contract. Apply 10
G. j. Field, General Manager. Central
Eaperanzs, Naguabo. 3vpA
-EI ron "Exposici6n San Luis" de los
sefiobes A. Alvarez Hermanos e. 81 mejor
mas puro de su clase. Constantes pedi
dos que acreditsn 81 bondad, son daspa-
chados por esta casa en- 80 ESTABLISHMENTS
San jose 8. e.p
Sc VENDE una fnca en- Ia juris
dicci6n de Moca una hora de Ia caFre.
terra de Aguadills que conduce Isabella.
conRta de 800 cuerdas, 260 de llanos con
krboles frutaIes 80 de cerros con buenas
malezas, 10 con maderas de construction,
casa habitsci6n, 8 aljibes, una charca y
ssteblecimientos antiques para elaborar
Rzdcar. Informant Herminia Echavarrfa
en- Aguadilla.
-Sa CompFan ABANICOS- ANTI.
GUOS aunque no esten en- buen sstado,
coIlaTes antiques de coral J prendas anti.
guas.
Dirfiase & P. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San Juan
6 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce.
Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de los espo,
SOS Morgan, Fortaleza 81, ofrece un COM
pleto surtido de los mejores dulces chO-
colates. Helados, refrescos, frutas al ma.
tural , todo cuanto regale el paladar mss
dslicado Be encuentra Rllf primorosamente
aervido. Caf6 con leche , chocolate, Sc
encuentra desde las siete de Ia mafiana 6
las IL de la noche. ''Samost'' 'Baker"
las marcas de chocolate sin rival 30 en-
cuentran allf. p
-REMATE DE PRENDAS. Ell s6.
bado 80 del actual & las 2 de la tarde ten.
dra lugar en- IL casa de pr6stamos de Jose
BazSn, Allen 21, el remate de las prendas
cuyos talones no han RidO canceladOs nj
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
NOTICIAS De
NARANJITO.
Idea que parscs hshef triunfadO.
SueosO casual en- d CBal TssuItt
horIdO SOeOffo Rivera.

Mario 31.-Por fin las iniciativas dc
don Andres Gonzalez Canton, rico pro
pieta1io , don Miguel Rivers, alcalde Dc
este pueblo, han tenido eco.
Sc aBegura que 81 puente ser6 conBtruf.
do por 81 paso mencionado "La Punta."
ABf era de esperarBe, pues construfdo en-
otro gitio, serfa la muerte para Naranjito,
que hoy, como nunCa, comienzR Yivir ID
vida dc los pueblOs progresistas.
Conseguido ya, Fegtanos t1abajar sin des-
mayo por conHeguir SO aFFeglen los 6
kil6metros On NAL estado que exigten desde
81 Plata 81 pueblo.
lAdelante, habitantes de NaraniitoI
-CedEo ArEiba eB el baFrio de los aeon.
tsCimisntOB Y de los chayOtes fenome,
males.
No ha mucho que IN incidente inespe.
rado OcaSiOn6le Ia muerte viOlenta & una
infeliz.
Mas tarde, y en- una reyerta, acardenR-
laTon un tai Juan. sr- -.
para que los sucegos sigan, en- el mes
actual, Socorr0 Rivera fue heFido casual
mente por Jose Rivera. LimpiabS nm
arma de fuego; escap6sele un tiro y el Gle.
go proyecil que no respeta nj considers,
atraves6le Ia pieFns deEecha, afect6ndole
tambi6n el escroto.
Fueron COnducidos al pueblo pOr 81 cabo
Santos Lopez, J los poliCfas Manuel Rosa
y Mario Mel6ndez.
FslfCita Rivera, delicada azucena nacida
en- este humilde rinc6n, y que enEefla On la
esCuela Emerson. de San Juan, ha Venido
& compartir con nosotros uDos diag de
agradable solaz.
Pertenece al n6mero de las Befioritas
que valen, por su inteligenCia, por Bus
m6Fitos y por sus viTtudes.
Gratfgima fu6 M peEmanehcia en- este
su nido tierno.
AL aussntarse, entire sus amiguitos de Ia
infancis deja, como reCuerdos dulCes tes0-
'roB valioSos de simpatfa.
Son nuestros deseos que al reanudar las
eSColarsS tareas, 81 6xiEo la sonrfa; como
tRmpOCO divide q los amigos del alma que
le aprecian y digtinguen.
-Doha Paula, viuda de Colon, termi-
NO so carrera pOr el mundo. Sentida fu6
au etsrna ausencia. Despidieron el duelO
los j6venes profeSOreS, Arsenic RodrigueE
y Jose ArchiIla.
Que su alma coupe Ia mansion de los
buenos.