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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
NO BOOZE FOR ST. PATRICK
Saloons VIII BE Closed that Day,
which Happens 10 BE
the sabbath.

A "well-deined rumor'' that Chief Of Po-
lice Donahue would close all saloons I'm
Omaha on ST. Patricks day gained circuia-
ton In the city hall Tuesday morning. At
10 a. m. Mayor Dahlman heard loud noise
out in his hallway. the noise sounding like
heavy firing in the ofing, or the city coun-
ell laying an ordinance on the table.
What might be the tunult In yon hall
way?" the mayor asked the secretary.
There Is a movement on foot 10 petition
your honor TO prevent the chief Of police
closing saloons on St. Patriek'E day." the
secretary answered.
The mayor turned TO the March sheet
OF his calendar and saw that ST. Patriek's
day this year falls on the first day OF
the week. commonly called Sunday. The
mayor grinned.
Me noble lords, l fain would intereedc
IN thy behalf 10 have the chief Of the
gendarmes permit all innkeepers to make
merry on ST. Patrieks day." the mayor
said to the waiting knights in the hall
way But" he continued. "St. Patrick's
day falls on Sunday and. as tie chief must
enforce the laws regarding the closing OF
inns and public places. I am helpless 70
help you. worthy sires," .....
bravo. Jim" shouted the proletariat
THE saloons will be kept closed on 81
Patriek's day" said Chief Donahue-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
HENDERSON SAYS WILL PAY
General Solicitor Of Burlington Sees No
Escape from Taxes Bow.
WILL Be QUICK TO AVOID INTEREST
ATTRIBUTES Honest Purpose to Litiga-
ti0n, While FIinEing Baekhand
Blow at Newspapers for
WaginE Warfare.

II am frank TO say that the probabilities
are we viii pay the unpaid portion of the
taxes for the years 1904. 1895 and 1896. which
have been withheld by reason Of this liti-
CATION" said Charles +. Henderson, gen.
eral solicitor of the Chicago. Burlington g.
Quincy railroad. Tuesday in response to
inquiry as to what the Burlington road
would do In regard to the decision OF the
United States supreme court, which de-
crees that the Burlington and Union Pa
cihc together shall pay into the treasures
Of the various counties of Nebraska the
taxes they owe, namely. $sSl,5s6.44. with
interest at 10 per cent "i, 3
I'VE hare not yet seen the decision, and
until we 3, have opportunity to closely
examine it. It is impossible to decide as TO
what further steps will be taken by the
railroad company. The amount involved il
very large and the 10 per cent interest
which the amount carries means a large
sum daily, and IL the railroad company
should be finally required 10 pay this sum
at is Important for its welfare that It
should save this large interest, which
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
TRAINoR STATES HIS VIEW
Says He is Not Opposed tn Contract
P7an of Feeding County
Prisoners.

County Commissioners Tralnor. who. when
asked with the other members. Of the COM
mission Monday for a statement on the
matter Of feeding county Jail prisoners
said he would prefer more time for con-
sideration before stating his views, Tuesday
volunteered this statement:
"I7am not at all opposed TO the proposed
method OF settling this veKing question. II
the law can be so framed that it viii be
legal AS understand 1t, the sheriff il
invested with certain responsibilities con-
corning the care Of prisoners which can
not be interfered with; but do not want
To be understood as being In the slightest
degree opposed to fair and a quick set
Element that will be satisfactory 70 the
taxpayers TO whom this board is re-
sponsible primarily"
The proposed method" TO which Mr..
Trainor refers is that of letting the Job OF
feeding the prisoners by contract TO tho
highest bidder provided IN the Tucker
bill pending before the Legislature. Com
missioners IRE, Solomon and Rennard
have come out iatfooted for the PROPOSE
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
RECORDS OF THE LIBRARY
Report of Mi1s TObbitt shows Nearly
thirteen thousand BOr-
rOUers of Books.

The annual report Of Miss Tobbitt, libra
Ran Of the Omaha public library shows
that the total number Of borrowers from
the library for the year ending December
81 was 1875. Special cards were issued
for the use OF teachers 10 the number OF
s2s The total number OF registrations
were LSSl The total number Of books
cir ,ulated was a4.sSo, an increase over 1850
Of 1888 The number OF books consulted
from the racks was s,iE and the attend
ance In the reference department was
AsOo The attendance In the reading room
was IS, - and the attendance In the mu-
scum was 2. 700. The total number OF new
books received was 1900
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

What the dyspeptic must do il 70 help
the stomach out II is full OF a poison
Gus pile of fermenting. nauseatinR food
Instead of being assimiliated aud car
ried by the blood TO make nerve and mus
Gle and rebuild the waste tissues. il lies
there inactive.
First take an unirritating cathartic and
get rid OF this food.
Second. get a 5O-cent package OF stuar,.s
Dyspepsia Tablets from any druggist ana
take one at each meal and al bed time
The tablet will do the digesting while the
stomach will be vastA relieved II no,
cured. Why Because stuart's Dvsnen.i,
Tablets contain the very elements which
your stomach POSSESSED when n was
healthy-pepsin, diastase, golden seal and
others. II was because your stomach Yen,
losing its supply OF these digestive fer.
ments that you became dyspeptie.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets do the vorh
simply, surely and without injury. They
are not medicine. but the working on
Of a scientific principle upon the food YOU
cat
Hundreds OF sufferers In tar worse con.
dition than you have been positiveI,
cured OF dyspepsia by these wonderful
little tablets. Forty thOusand physician,
in the United States and Canada reoom.
mend them
II you are uncertain and wish furthe,
prOof send us your name and address ~,
free trial package. which We win liadi,
mail you A -Oaoe- +, A Stuart Co. 7
stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
For sale n ait druggists go
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
Union Pacific stn Able 20 show
Big Gains ia Its
Earnings.

The official report OF the earnings Of the
Union Pacific for the month ~ December
shows another substantial gain over the
game month Of 1895 The gross receipts for
last December were ss.4is.0sss5. a gain OF
$50. sG1 over December Of the year before
and the expenses and taxes we're S3,577.-
SIC a. an increase OF t625. s55 49, making a net
increase OF receipts over expenses and taxea
Of sa7.szoTa .-.F
The report for the sixth months ending
December 81, shows the receipts over ex-
penses and taxes TO be SIS. soo lssi2 and net
increase over the same six months in I005
OF S.613 S51.es.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
EFFICY PROVES BOOMERANG
Hanging Figure Of W. W. Fisher Hurts
Cause of Anti Annexation
MEN. on BOTH SIDES CONDEMN 7
City Attorney FIehRrty of All OmciaIs
Quoted Finds Nothing Wrong
in This way of
Fighting.

Hanging in ehigy w. w. Fisher, a
reputable business man and citizen OF
South Omaha, whose only crime was ad-
vocating annexation OF Omaha and South
Omaha. seems to have come a long ways
from subscribing the purpose of those who
sought by this means 10 advance the cause
OF anu-anneKation. Sentiment is amply
aroused to make this point Enthusiastically
certain.
Late Monday night a reporter in South
Omaha was called on the telephone by a
woman. who advised him that an effigy
was hanging at Twenty-fourth and II
streets Investigation proved the tip 10 be
true, The enjoy was taken down by re-
sponsible men, who found It was not Nero
child's play. but evidently the work OF
matured minds.
The figure was labeled IVY. w. Fisher. .
Mr.. Fisher has had the courage of con-
victions Of late to declare his sentiments
In favor OF union of the two cities. When
the form was taken down the coat It had
on showed. this on the clothing tab:.
Z. BurlEe, ANA North Twenty-third street
s-10-A Dresher.
The garment was made by Dresher
August 10, 1904.
Nothing can be learned from the Burkes
Z. Burke has two sons. Earl J. and James
A, who work in railroad camps at times
but are now awaiting for the opening OF
spring work. As none who saw the efigy
hung has been found it has not been pos
sibls to ascertain who was implicated ir
the job
VIII Help the Cause.
Mr.. Fisher said he could not ofier any
suggestion as to who his traducers were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
JUSTICE is NOT rHRoTrLED
Comment of y. ID. Wead on Decisive
Victory for Nebraska.


Victory for Nebraska.
Fred D. Wead. one OF the Real Estate
exchange tax committee which fought 50
vigorously before the legislature two
years ago for terminal taxation. is well
pleased with the decision Of the supreme
court Of the United States IN the tax case
Of Nebraska against the Union Paeihe and
the Burlington.
1T appears that justice is not throttlsd
IN the supreme court by the railroads" he
said The decision shows that the court
recognizes the value OF the railroads to
be not alone what their physical appear
ance would indicate. bat rather 10 include
the value indicated by stocks and bonds.
which is usually several times the physical
value
Ia Is high time for the public. as well as
the courts. 10 recognize this difference In
value which is made BY the special
privileges granted by law. both state and
federal. and By the freight and passenger
rates paid b. the people.
1T Was said long asO by a chief Justice
Of the United States that what property
was worth for income ana sale. il Vas
worth for taxAtion-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

''such things can only serve to help our
cause" he remarked.
Most sober-minded people Of South Omaha,
whether for or against annexation, are
disguised and indignant at this dark Ian
tern trick and are not slow 10 condemn ".
City Attorney Fleharty, however. only
sees in the depreciation huge joke. His
ony comment was:
Fisher brought ii on himself"
Mr.. Fleharty, with other office holders,
is an ardent advocate of anti-annexation-
@. w. Mason, chairman of the Board OF
Fire and Police Commissioners. said:
81 don't approve OF that kind OF. work,
and never did. Mr.. Fisher has a right TO
his opinion. It viii hurt the cause of the
anti-annexationists. There is no need of
any such bitter feeling. Mr.. Fisher has not
slandered anybody that I know Of"
Some More Opinions.
z. L. Howe. postmaster, said:
1T IL a touch of the wild west and an
irresponsible action"
p. A. Barrett called It, "a dirty piece OF
business"
DIR. w. c. Bentz a republican candidate
for the school board. said:
1T was the work OF the rtim-scuilions."
Morgan HeAfey. one Of the strongest
fighters against annexation, deelaredi
81 don't approve of that at all. came
TO this country for liberty and don't be-
lieve in running man down nor hurting
his business because he don't believe -
do. He has a perfect right 20 think what
he pleases. 1 admire man for that
d. Erion of the Omaha Water company
but resident of South Omaha, declared
il an outrage on decency, entirely unneces-
sa-y and an insult TO a man who had
heretofore been welcomed in South Omaha
and whose friends will not be diminished
nv such Vulgarities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

Frank Smith was bound over Tuesday
mOrning BY Police Judge Crawford 10 the
district court in the sum Of $500 for break
Ing and entering. He Is charged with
breaki into X. GOeleWskie's tailor shop,
10 South Seventeenth street, Thursday and
stealing three suit patterns The goods
were subsequently recovered by Detectives
Mitchell and Sullivan. Smith Il also the
same party who confessed In police court
Monday 10 stealing a suit Of clothes from
the Boston store. and was fned SIS and
costs therefor. OfdceT Kissane made the
arrest for the Boston store. thOuEh-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
Royal League CoaneiI.

The Nebraska Kansas advisory council
OF the Royal league met al the Paxton
hotel Tuesday 70 elect ofhcers and select
delegates 10 attend the supreme council
which will meet al Chicago on April 8.
Messrs Piper and Phillpot Of Chicago.
Ohicers Of the supreme council, attended
the Omaha meetinE. The election resulted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
Nine Pittsburg trains Daily

over the Pennsylvania Lines from Chicago
Seven over the Fort Wayne Standard
route. frst-class fare iiO.b0. Two over the
Panhandle ''Dinerential" route. nrst-class
fare 500 Address w. II. Rowland. 7. p
Agt, q. 8. Bank Bldg. Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
Poor Show for
The Dyspeptic
Poisoned Stomach, ClOgged Brain, Wa
vering Ambition, FaiIure-UnIess
He SeiZes His Opportunity.

There's no good reason for any mans
remaining a dyspeptic-a burden to himself
and family. when he should be a producer.
There's only one reason why he has been
dyspeptie and that is because he has
overworked his stomach so that It cannot
seerete the Juices and work the muscles
necessary TO digest the food.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

amounts to several hundred dollars daily.
We have taken steps to speedily obtain the
fun text of the decision.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

Maasum a Co. LErrER SPECIALISTS,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

, In the choice OF F. r. Straight of Omaha
as archam; John Brown OF Fairbury,
scribe; r. c. Jordan, delegate TO supreme
council, and ]. A. johnson, alternate delo-
gate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
HARTMAN NOT BROKE YET

Bee Want Ads for Business Boosters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

Mr. Fisher said he could not ofier Al
suggestion as to who his traducers were
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-11
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

la de Os habara sus secretos Pue bn yo
debo oirlos; sera indscrete y no puedo no
debo y sobre todo quero oiro.
E aceno con que ponunco La Mole esa dtimas palabas
10 vacane de urbaon de suapecto reveaon Mar
garita 10 que pasaba s. alma.
Ah lie djo iConque habes DIDO desde aqui todo 10 que
hasta ahora Sc ha hablado en- mi habacon?
ST, senora.
Estas paabras saieron acompahadas de un suspiro.
" lqueTes marcharos noche arde para no Or
Al nsante, sehora 81 Vuestra Maesad Sc digna pemfr.
melo.
Pobre muchacho dijo Margarita singular acento de
duce compassion.
Asombradode dulce respuesta de la busca que
e espeaba La Mole evanto mdamente cabeza
encontro de Margaa permanec6 fay magnezada
por la franca profunda mirada de la rena.
los sens pue incapaz de guardame secreto
La Mole? pgunto ducemene Margata ininada e
repado de asento medic oc sombra espeso
cortina gozaba de la dcha de e dc cordo aquea alma
mientras que ella permanecfa impenetrabe
-Senora do La Mole soy miserable por naturalcha
desconffo de mi mismo la dicha ajena hace daho.
iIa dicha de quien do Margera sonriendo iah 81 la
dicha del rey de Navarra Pobre Enrque
Seiora va veis que bien dchoso excam6 vivamente
La Mole.
ST. puesto que vuesra Majestad ecomplace.
Margaia ugaba mosnero de ore deshlachando
bordados.
DE que estais decidido no ser va del
tey de Navarro.
Teno importunar Su Majesad en- este mlonieno
" del duque de Alencon, mi hermano
OH sehora exclam6 La Mole del seho duuue de Allen.
conl no, noj aun que del rey de Navarro.
-Por que preguno Marganta tan Conmovida que
su voz temb6 al pronuncar estas palabras
Poque aunque soy va NAL hugonote para sertir fe
Maesad y de Navarro soy todavfa baante bueu cato
co para amigo del sehOr de Aencon del sehor de Gu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-11
OtSDt TOI-ALTA
IuicIo por libele contra sEI
pguila do Puerto RiOos.
'MuIta Dc cinco dollars.
fONDOs mUNlClPALEs
tngresos J egresos. .-Ezisten'
cia en Gaia -Csrne en-
NAL estado.

I'll 28 de EnerO llltlmo Sc re-
|solvio de6nitivamente ante la Corte
de Distrito de San Juan el juicio
que Sc siguiera en- la Municipal de
Bayam6n por denuncia de don Mo-
desto Archilla contra el Editor de
sEl .Aguila de Puerto-Rico', don
Jose Contrera Ramos, por olibelo
infamatorios.
La citada Corte declare culpa-
bic al acusado y redujo la pena del
inferior q acincos pesos de multa.
va saben los amigos el canine
que deben seguir cuando a su paso
lencuentren la injuria y la calunnia
queriedolos herir a mansalva.
--Tenemos a la vista Ell estado
de ingresos y de egresos en- la teso-
reria Municipal de este pueblo, du-
rante Ell mes de Enero, que arroja
el siguiente resultado:
Ingresos, incluyendo la, exis.
tencia del mes anterior, II3o.85
Egresos, 2I7,34.
Existencia Ell GAIA, ss$or3. 81 el
esta forma:
Fondos ordinarios, 568.S1; res
to del anticipo, 1871 y fondos d.
caminos $I67.34.
En- estos ultinos dias fue reti
rada del expendio pdblico y ente
rrada por orden del cabo de la Pc
Ilicia Insular, una cantidad de earn
Ique Sc hallaba en- NAL estado. Pro
Isento la denuncia ante la Cort
Municipal de Distrito.
CORREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-11
i36 LA REINA MARGARITA

que passdo por las de muee ans de egar
las vuestras.
DE cuatro mueres! exclam6 Enrique asombrado.
ST por manos de mujeres, dio Margarta por las
de made por las de seoa de Sauve por las de Gu
lona por las mas
Enrique medito sobre este enigma
-Seho djo Margarta hablemos razonabe francamente
Es cero dice hoy que Vuestra Maead consente
aburarf
Sc equvocan los que tai dcen seHora yo he
tido
-Pero estais decidido
Os dire 10 estoy pensando Que queres' cuando eAen
vente amos POGO po vida del Chapo hay
que ben vaen misa.
Entire otras, la vida ino verdadf
Enrique pudo repimir una ligera sonrisa.
Veo que descubrs por complete vuestro pehsamien
to, senior dijo Margarta,
Me reserve parte de 81 cuando hablo mis- aados
hUra poqu hasta aora sabe que mas que aados
81 al msmo tempo que aliada mia feuseis
-Vuestra muer tverdad sehor1
ST. e mi mujer
EntoncesI
Entonces acaso sera diferene acaso procuraa segu
endo de los hugonotes desean pero ahora ngo
que contenarme vivir.
Margarta miro Enrique de modo tan singular que hu.
be nuuddo sospechas otro espu ut que del rey
de Navarro.
" iesas SECURE de obteuer resuado1 pre-
gunto Margarita,
-Cas, casi, djo Enque] va sabeis, sehura que
mundo jamas Sc tiene segurdad de nada,
-Verdad repuso Margafa que Vuesra Majestad muesa
tai moderation tai deSnees despu de haber enunCiado
corona despues de hab enunciado religion renuuca
probabemen al as espera su aianza pru
de Fraucia,
Estas paiabras encerrabsn prouuda gnfcac6n que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-11

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan.
Nemesio Guardiola ct al. VS. Nj
colasa Marquee, 8 su succession.
Por cuanto el 2I de enero de
1907, Nemesio Guardiola y otros,
como la succession de dofia Magdale-
ma Martinez y Marrero y de don
Quintin Guardiola, obtuvieron un
fallo en- su favor en- esta Corte de
Distrito contra la demandada Nico-
lasa Marquee y Padilla, 8 su suce-
sion, por la suma de 800 pesos me
xicanos equivalentes a $50 dollars
U. S. Cy, y 27 pesos mexicanos por
intereses, equivalentes a$I6. 20 cen
tavos U. S. Cy, mas las costas de
esta ejecuci6n.
Por cuanto dicha sentencia fue
anotada en- el registro de causas de
la odcina del Secretario de dicha
corte el dia y afio antes menciona-
dos; y que la suma de 327 pesos
mexicanos 8 su equivalente en- mo-
media americana es realmente debi.
da y Sc halla pendiente de pago pa
ra satisfacer la referida sentencia.
| Por tanto yo Jose Labrador y
. Vinals, Marshal de la referida Cor
te en- cumplimiento de dicha senten-
''cia, he dispuesto sacar a p1blica
''subasta la siguiente fnca, que Ia
'.susodicha Marqaez hipotec6 a dor
'Quintin Guardiola por escritura dc
! 80 de JUNO de 1888, einscrita EN- e
registro de la propiedad de Sar
IJuan, en- el tomo primero folio I63
aR1stica compuesta de IS cuer
Iadas radicadas en- el barrio del rPue
IabloD, del Dorado, colindante por {
IeEste con el aCamino reals; al Nor
ate con ejidos de la poblaci6n; q
IaOeste y Sud con la Hacienda aSan
eta Rita.S
| FL acto de la subasta tendr
efecto el dia 28 de Febrero de 1907
q las 10 de la maiiana, en- mi o6cin
cita en- el mismo edi6cio de la Cortt
La 6nca sera adjudicada al M,
jor postor y el pago de la venta :
Ihara efectiva en- el acto de la adj-
ldicacion, Ell moneda mexicana 8 s
: Iequivalente Ell orc.
S San Juan, Puerto Rico, Enc
5 de 1907.
al JOSH LABRADOR.
Marshal de la Corte de Distrito
Il FRANK ANToNsANTI.
IAbogado de los demandantes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-11
DE- OUEBRAD|llAS
, 'rotssta cOntrs -el malislmO
sesvlcIo Dc u Com mpaNia
del ferrOcarrll.
BUEN ADElANTO
Aperture de una Sub.ests. +.
ci6n de auemia. - Bue"
numero de enfermos.

Unimos nuestra mas energica
protesta a las muchas va presenta-
da por el comercio sobre el pesimo
servicio que esta prestando Ia Com
pafiia del ferrocarril.
Las mercancias puestas Ell la es
taci6n de San Juan con destinoa a la
de Camuy, son recibidas con injusti-
6cado retrasso. Es tempo va de que
ell gobierno, prestando atenci6n a las
razonadas quejas que con frecuen-
cia Sc presenta, procure evitar tan.
tas irregularidades que tanto per-
judican nuestros intereses.
Con gran satisfaction hemos
visto la aperture de Ia sub-estaci6u
de la anemia. FL salon bien ARE
glado y espacioso ofrece al visitan-
te una prueba elocuente de la lido.
neidad de los empleados que a
frente de ella Sc eucuentran.
No dudamos dada la reconoci
da actividad y competencia de nues
tro amigo el doctor Roura, la laboI
emprendida sera coronado con e
mas brillante exito.
La estadlstica de los trabajo:
realizados en- la presente seniana
es como sigue: adrnitidos a obser
vaci6n, 81; tratamiento, "a; cura
dos, 4.
Sc ha dado aviso d los sciiore
alcaldes de los pueblos liinitrofes
para que 10 comuniquen a los veci
mos de sus respectivas localidades
asi puedan estos gozar de ese gra
| benehcio.
CORREspON5AL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-11
EdictOS

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrit0
Judicial de Mayagiiez, Puerto
Rico.
Estados Unidos de America. Fl
Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos. SIS.
Domingo Rubio Sanchez. Deman-
dante. VS..
Mariana Carrillo y Santiso. De
mandada.
EMPLAZAMIENTO
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
A Mariana Carrillo y Santiso,
g sea la demandada antes mencios
NADIA por la presente Sc notifca 4
usted que Sc ha presentado en- Ia
ofcina del Secretario de la Corte dc
Distrito de este Distrito Judicial de \
Mayagiiez, P. R. la demanda del
actor antes citado, en- la cual alega
que habiendo contrafdo matrimonio
civil con usted el de Abril de 1900
hace seis amos, pr6ximamente, que
lie abandono usted desapareciendo
del hogar conyugal, sin motive JUS
tificado y solicitando por virtud de-
ese abandono el divorcio del matri-
monio existente entire dicho deman-
dante y usted, y que Sc lie impongan
las costas, con los demas pronun-
ciamientos legales.
, A moci6n del abogado don Ro-
bustino Biaggi, representante del
, acor, acompafiada de I'm affidavit
Ipor el que, Sc acredita que la deman-.
ldada que es V, Mariana carrillo y.
ISantiso, Sc encuentra ausente de la
|isla en- ingnorado paradero, la Cor
lie estimando que existe una buena
causa de acci6n q favor del deman-
dante, ha ordenado en- el dia de hoy
que Sc lie emplace V. por termino
de cuarenta dias por edictos que So
: publicaran, por 10 mcnos, una vez
,cada semana Ell el periodico LA De-
MoCRAcIA, que Sc edita en- San
Juan, pasado cuyo termfno 81 v. no
A comparece, podra 4 instancias del
actor Domingo Rubio, ser declara-
!. da ell rebeldia y obtener una SEN
g tencia despues declarando con lu.
/. gar el divorcio que solicita.
II Extendida bajo mi frma ei
lMayagiiez, P. R. hoy S de Febre
. 70, de 1907.
FRANCISCO LLAvAT.
Secretario Corte Distrito d
Mayagiez'