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Middletown transcript., 1907-02-16
DEATH OF MRS. MARGARET BRocxsoH

After an illness of several weeks, Mrs.
Margaret A. BrockRon, widow Of James
Brockson and the mother OF Messrs. Will
liam and Samuel ]. Brockson OF this
town, died at her home, fin Clayton Thurs
day night at II 80 o'clock in the 18th
year of her age Mrs. Brockson had been
a resident Of Clayton for the past years
and during the balance Of her life was a
resident of New Castle County.
She leaves ten dev tied children to
mourn her death. They are: r. G.
Brockson, J. E. Brockson, Mrs. w. B.
Weldin, George Brockson, Miss Ella
Brockson, William Brockson, Mrs. J. E.
LattoDus, S. j. Brockson, Franklin
Brockson. When child she united with
the Methodist Episcopal Church and as
long as her health would permit took
an active part in church work. The
funeral services will be held at her late
home in Cla, ton Monday morning at ten
o'clock and interment will be made in
the family buring lot in Odd Fellows
Cemetery in Smyrna.
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WARWICK

Revival services closed here on Sunday
evening last.
We are cory to report Charles Flint
ham is quite Ill with typhoid fever.
Prof. Guy johnson spent from Friday
TO Monday with relatives in Elkton.
Mrs. A. q Delaney, Of Baltimore. has
returned home from spending the past
week with her mother. Mrs. Rachel Mer-
ritt.
Miss Blanche Wright was the guest Of
ri. nds In Elkton last week.
Mis-. Richard Merritt aud Mrs. A. 81
Delaney visited Mrs. William Pierce. Of
MiddIetown, one day last week.
The dancing school win be held In the
hall every Wednesday evening. Mr.
Crawford has quite large class.
Il. Pierce and wife. G. w. Davis, IL,
and vile and Il. B. sny der and wife we're
the guests oi I. B, ManIova aud wife ID
Friday last
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CHURCH NOTES

Organ recital and musical service at st.
Anne's Church on Sunday afternoon,
February 18th, at 3 80 o'clock. Organ
and vocal selections from the composer
Mozart will be rendered.
Damon Lodge, No. l2, K. Of P, and
Good Samaritan Lodge, No 9, l. o. o. F.,
will attend divine service at st. Anne's
Episcopal Church Sunday morning, Feb
ruary l7th, when the Rector, Rev. A. E..
Clay will preach special sermon. Tie
members are requested to meet at Castle
Hall at 9.45 O'Clock, and proceed in q
body 10 the Church.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian
.Endeavor of Forest Presbyterian Church,
meets every Sunday evening at Gas
o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended
to verybody. The topic for tomorrow
evening il An Easy Life versus Hard
One." Tim. 81 IS. Leader, Miss Met.
ten.
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FOR SALE !!

Cow Peas, $3.50 to s2.75 bu.
Medium Clover Seed, $3.50 to $3.50 bu.
Crimson Clover Seed, $3.75 to $3.50 bu.
Maine grown Seed Potatoes, $2.5O bag
Onion Sets, S2.25 to $500 bu.
JOSEPH E. HOLLAND,
Milford, Delaware.
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LETTER TO G. P. COCHRAN
MiddIetown, Del,

Dear Sir: A man fed his hens half
meal and half sawdust he thought they
wouldn't know the difference. He con-
cluded they did when the eggs matched
woodpeckers.
Another man painted his honse with q
paiut that was made Of half paint-sub-
stituies. He didn't know the difference
mot till he paid She painter.
He had 20 gallons TO pay for, 20 instead
OF 10. Get fooled $l2 so on the paint.
He had 20 days wages to pay for, %
Instead OF 10. Fooled $50 in wages.
He got poor job besides. He paid
too much for his eggs, and they matched
woodpeckers.
Yours truly
I3 F. w. DEVOE & co.
P.s. j.. F. McWhorter & Son sell our
paint.
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9 Z .:ll- rom

Miss Edna Stephens ID entertaining be-
friend from Philadelphia.
William Freeman Is visitit & his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, in Philadelphia.
Jack Freeman. Of Philadelplia, Is visit
ing bis grandparents, Mr.. II. Back and
wife.
Clifford = Iirager is spending few
days Win relatives in Wilmington this
week.
Miss Julia Duslane spent Wednesday
and Thursday with Mrs. James E. Nc.
Coy. Jr.
Mr.. Allie Pierce, wife aud datgiiter
Edna were the guests Of James Pierce and
wife on Monday.
Miss Eddie Ferguson, Of Chesapeake
City, spent Tuesday with her mother,
Mrs. M E Ferguson.
Messrs. Recllie and j. E Ferguson, OF
Chestertown. are spending few days
with Noble Ferguson.
Mr.. Harry Budd and wife were enter
tanned on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Beasten, near Earleville.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Blackway were
entertained one day last week by Mr..
Woolleyham and wife, OF Earleville.
Dallas Manloye, Of Philadelphia, has
returned home after spending several days
with his parents, Mr.. John Manlore and
wife.
Messrs. Durney and George Oldham, Of
Philadelphia. are spending several days
with their parents, Mr.. George Oldham
and wife.
Robert Anderson returned to St. John
College, Annapolis, on Thursday after
spending two weeks with his parents,
Mr. Robert Anderson and wife.
The young men of this town gave a
social dance Wednesday evening, Febru.
ary 9th. CHESTS were present from Phila-
detphia, Middletown, Oh .rtown, War
wick, Galena, Annapolis, EarleviiIe and
Sassafras. An enjoyable time was had
by all.
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MANY WILL ASK PENSIONS

Il Is expected that number OF Della
ware veterans of the Civil War will apply
for pensions or for an increase In their
present pensions under She law which
was recently passed BY Congress.
Il ID not known how many Delaware
men are affected by Gle bill. but tbs
number Is considerable Some who
served but short time but contracted
ailments in the service will nov be upon
the same iooting VI Others who have been
receiving pensions lor no more serious
results. The members Of the veterans,
organizations IN WILMINGTON arc we'll
pleased that tie measure aas been passed
aud will enable deserving soldiers 10
secure recognition.
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TOWN SEND

Sherman Webb visited town on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Long, of Chestertown, Md, was .
brief visitor in town on Monday.
Miss Lillian West visited Miss Elsie
Cary, Of near Smyrna, over Sunday.
Miss Maud Smith, OF Middletown, vis-
tied Mrs. L. L. Maloney over Sunday.
Mr.. Clarence Aspril, Of Odessa, was an
over Sunday visitor with S. Tinley Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lee, of near
Smyrna, were visitors in town on Mun-
day.
Mrs. Lee has returned home after visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John Morris, Of
near Smyrna.
Mr.. William Eliason and wife, oil near
Mt. Pleasant, were Sunday visitors with
L. L. Maloney and wife.
The scholars Of tine public school are
undergoing the mid-term examination
this week, the percentage received by
some is excellent.
Mr.. George Deakyne. OF near Colts,
Md, died at Ills home after an illness Of
about three weeks, on Thursday night Of
last week Funeral services we're held on
Sunday interment being made in Union
Cemetery.
Misses Lena Stats and Helen Start
royalty entertained the Fort Nightly So
ciety on Tuesday evening. Il being .
Valentine social every member wore .
red heart. The evening was one of joIli
fication and merriment, and at Q lats
hour refreshments were served. The,
then bade their hostesses good night
looking forward with much pleasure t
the next meeting.
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PERSONALITIES

Miss Clara Willis is visiting friends II
Philade'pl,fa.
Miss Anna Cox las been visising i
Camden, n. ].
Miss Eliza K. Hnrn is spending month
in CheItenham, PA.
Miss Louise Mcdowell is the guest Of
relatives In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Eva Swayne, OF Wilmington, vis-
tied Mrs. j. G. Parker this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood L. Brown spent
Sunday with relatives near Clayton.
Mrs. ]. G Sites entertained Miss Eliza.
beth Collins. OF Dover, part of this week.
Mr.. Grandon G. Reed, of Wilmington,
is visiting Ills sister, Mrs. E. B. Marker.
Mrs. w. H. Moore spent last Sunday
with her. daughter, Miss Sylyia, in Chel-
tenham, Pa.
Misses Mary and Ella Jones, OF Dover,
visited Mrs. w R. Parker several days
this week.
Miss Joe Wolfe, OF Wilmington, was
the guest Of Miss Bertha Byron part Of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Hall, of Phila-
delphia, were guests of his mother, Mrs.
r. G. Hall.
Mr.. Herman Wilson, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest Of his pareit5. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac T. Wilson.
Miss Jeanette Numbers, of Wood
bridge. N. j., spent Sunday with Miss
Elsie R. Jones.
Mr.. Gilbert Clark. Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. E. G. Clark.
Mrs. Charles N. Dickerson, OF Norris
town, Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Webb.
Miss Elva Reed, Of Wilmington, spent
several days this week at the home OF
Iier sister, Mrs. E. R. Marker.
Mrs. Walter l. Taylor has returned to
her home in Williamsburg, Va, to spend
several weeks with her mother.
Mr.. J. r. Hoffecker and Mrs. G. A.
Hoffecker attended the funeral of Mr..
Robert D. Hoffecker, Sr., in Smyrna, on
Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth ]. Hopkins returned on
Saturday from two weeks vacation with
relatives and friends in Wildwood, N. J.,
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Leslie F. Schreitz and daughter,
Miss Jeanette, left Thursday morning
for Mayfeld, Kentucky, where they will
spend a month with relatives.
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xfD.w1ss

The young men Of @ celvins
1 tile congratulations of Eieir friends ovei
! Ishe success Of their Md Winter dance
given in the Odessa Hall. on Tuesday
evening last The hall was artissicaIls
decorated with holly, evergreen and
flags, and presented o beautiful appear
ance.
Ellintl'a 0rchesira OF Wilmington, fur
nished excellent n,lric Refreshments
we're served at IL 30 o'clock.
Those invited for the occasion were
Middletown
Misses Ethel and Helen Brady, Eliza
beth Lindley, Helen Cochran. Berthe aud
Louise Cochran, Esther Shsllcross, Susie
Foard, Eliza Green, Mary Hntchin, Grace
Helliwell, Martha Heaton, Julia Lock-
wood, Helen Naudsin, Maria and Mary
Nowland, Grace Parvis, Dora Price, Clara
Willis, Louise Mcdowell, Justine Peser-
ley, Mrs. Clara Green, DR.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Sites, DR.. and Mrs. D. VI. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Cochran, Messrs. w. II.
Brady, j. H. Foard, Lucien Green, Fl. 8
Brady, Isaac Gibbs, Jr., Charles II. Craw-
ford, William G. Lockwood, Harry and
James Lockwood, Joseph G. Parker, Jr.,
Cuthbert and Sydney Peverley, DR.. E.
M. Vaughan.
Odessa-
Misses Frances Aspril, Marion Miflin,
Ethel MaiIly, Helen and Mary Townsend,
Edna Ewell, Velma Moore, Mrs 6. w.
Davis, Mrs. John Watkins, Mrs. L. v.
Aspril, Jr., Mrs. s. F. shallcross, Mrs,
N. A. Davis, Mr.. E NJ. Shallcross.
McDonough-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Pool. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Pool, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Pool.
Delaware City
Mr.. William Townsend.
Smyrna
Misses Mary Hazel and Lillian Speak
man. DR.. R. A, Comegys, Messrs Cum
minis Speakman and stockley Ayres.
Wilmington
Miss Hayes, Mrs. s. D. Townsend, Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Townsend, Jr., Andrew
and Herman McCauley, Charles Stock
ley, G. N. Davis, Rodney Sharp, Edgar
Cause. Harry Townsend.
Philadelphia
Messrs. Joseph P. Comegys, Lloyd NJ.
Bragdon, Fred S. Crouch, Jesse Willis,
Joseph Williams.
Ridley Park, Pa
Miss Louise VanDyke.
Moore, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Basseit Ferguson.
Galena, Md
Mr.. William A..Hyland.
Georgetown, Md
Tie Misses Woodall and James Wood
all, Jr.
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Local News

Talking Machines aud Records at
MoNRo's.
Gather Walnuts and take them to
MoNTGoMERY's.
HORSE sHOEING.-Plain 75c cash.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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AWARDED FIRST PRIZE

The only local representative at the
Philadelphia Poultry Show which closed
on Saturday last, was Walter Bet sten
who exhibited his Buff Orpingtons and
he was commended very highly by
the judges and was. awald.-,! Is fiize
or the blue ribbon and two special prizes,
including the W. J. Stokes Trophy for
the best Orpington in the show.
This is qnite creditable, as he competed
against some birds that Cook & Sons sold
8 very high price, and they were
thought to be sure winners until Mr..
Beasten's bird was judged.
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SALES TO TAKE PLACE

WEDNESDAY,, MARcH 18th. 1907. Pub
lie Sale of stock, farming implements,
etc, by Wilson G. Lockwood, attorney
for Elizabeth w. Lockwood, on home
farm, known as Heath Range, u miles
wset oil Warwick, Md.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-09
DRAMA |ATERESAHTE
Supucsta nluerte de un
en1igrante que dej6 a
su esposa y q su hija.
A SU REGREsO
La esposa habfa contraido
nuevas nupcias. No lie re-
conoci6.-Triste fn.
A sU REGREsO

Dicen de Roma que ha ocu-
rido en- Boquera, cerca de Pavfa,
un suceso que es muy comentado.
Tn individuo llamado Angus
to Nerdi emigr6 a America el aho
1892, dejando.a SUI esposa y una
hija de corta edad.
Paso bastante tempo sin que
NADIA Sc supiera del emigrante.
La esposa realiz6 gestiones para
conocer Ell paradero de su marido y
despues de alghn tempo Ell consul
lie noti6co que Augusta Nerdi ha-
bla fallecido,
Pocos meses despues, la espo-
sa del enigrante contrajo matri-
monio con un rico comerciante la
mado Valdi, teniendo cinco hijos
del segundo enlace.
Hace algunos dias regres6 de
America Augusta Nerdi, habiendo
conseguido reunir la fortuna de
cuarenta mil pesos.
En- seguida que lego a Bo-
quera fue en- busca de su esposa &
hija.
Cuando Sc present6 a elias, las
dos lie tacharon de loco y visiona-
rio, no reconociendole.
AL enterarse de 10 que ocurria
el segundo marido Sc irrito muchi-
simo, mandando la servidumbre
que arrojaseu a aquel sujeto vio-
lentamente de la casa.
Bajo una impression moral muy
triste, Augusta fue a casa de un
notario, hizo testamento a favor de
su hija, dejandola toda su for
tuna.
Despues fue a situarse en- un
punto por doude habia de pasar su
esposa,
POGO ratio despues de estar allf,
vic llegar a su mujer ( hijos Ell
autom6vil, yendo q gran veloci-
dad.
Subitamente Agusto Nerdi
arrojose al paso del vehiculo, que
dando destrozado entire las ruedas.
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(I@titO y AhOrr0 Pon(eho

Il los imb0nenteS Sobre Hbyetas
de hoyyo.--Habiendo muchaS Ii
bretas que no tienen inscritos los
intereses correspondence al primer
semestre de 1907, Sc ruega a los
1uefios de las mismas, Sc sirvan
presentarlas, Ell estas o6cinas, al
empleado correspc ndiente, a fin de
)oder llenar ese requiS to. - Ponce,
julio I9 de 1907. Ell Presidente,
X. MARIANI. 3O.-II. S.
-Es vergonzoso yer como pu-
lulan niiias de s aI2 amos por las
GALES de la ciudad, implorando la
carload con el pretexto de que tie
uen su padres enfermos y en-
pleando un vocabulario soez, asi co
mo la insistencia con que persiguen
a los transeuntes Ell las Gales y pla
zas para que les den una limo sma.
Nosotros creemos que 81 a item
po no trata de tomarse una medi la
par evitar este career que va geue
ralizandose en- nuestro pueblo, ma
mana tendriamos que lamentar veI
uuestra sociedad compuesta Ell su
mayor parte de hombres como los
hoy nifios Nicolas Medina y Auto
MO Rodriguez y de mujeres como
las modetniSimas limoSneras de s
II amos.
-Ha sido conducido a Ia peni
tenciaria de San Juan el confnad,
Acisclo Colon (a) Araiia, condena.
do a cinco amos de presidio por de
Ito contra natura, hecho ocurridc
en- el penal de Ponce.
Al hacer en- el dia de aver e
sargento y cabo de Ia policia Se1o
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SAN JUAN Y Ia ISLA
Hospital municipal en-
Santurce. - InVesti-
gacion terminada.
vARIOs ARREsTOs
Por turbar la paz publ ca,
robo de caballos, extor.
slon, etc., etc.
Ahora que el ayuntamiento

Ahora que el ayuntamiento
ha tornado hajo su direction las
obras del hospital municipal ell
Santurce, Sc espera que la termlna-
cion de aquellas obras, hace ITEM
po interrumpidas, favorezca el es-
tablecimiento de la primera escuela
de niiios deSamparados de San
Juan.
-Por delito contra la paz phi
blica fue sentenciado aver diez
dias de carcel, el individuo Flcren-
tino Ramos.
va esta hecha la investiga
ci6n de los cargos presentados por
don Eduvigis Gonzalez, de Ponce,
contra el policia insular Gaspar
Alomar. Parece que de las decla-
raciones de los testigos que han 81
do exaninados no Sc desprende ma
da en- perjuicio del eitado policia.
- En- Arroyo fuerou arrestados
por la policla Luis Velazquez Y Eu-
genio Ortiz, por tobo de unscaballc
de los se1ores Tomey hermanos.
Ademas este 1ltino, el Ortiz,
ha sido denunciado por hurto de
una Silla a las seiioritas Cervoni
Jose Garcia, que Sc ocupa-
ba aver en- hervir una ola de ablak
barnizn tuvo la desgracia de que St
le vertiera encima dicho liquidc
produciendole varias quemadura'
en- el cuerpo.
Aver cumplieron sus conde-
mas en- la carcel municipal Emilio
Franco, Leocadio Pimentel, Pru
dencio Weber, Juan Apolinar, Ra
mon Ramos y Francisco Guerra.
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NOT|C|AS De PONCE

Agosto 7. La policla ha H.
vado hoy q la preScncia del jurz
municipal dos niiio>, Nicolas Medi
ma, de u amos dc edad, natural de
Adjuntas, quien ha cumplido tres
mese> de carcel por hurto menor y
Antonio Rodriguez, natural DE
Utuado, de "a amos de edad, quien
ha estado otra vez preso por le>io-
ues.
Estas dos pequeiias alhajas fue
ron sorprendidas Ell momento$ tr
que robaban una alcancia. pcne
trando en- el patio de una tienia J
tratando de llevarse ademas algunas
botellas. Pesa sobre Nicolas Me
dina otra denuncia por hurto de
Is centavos. Ambos habitan etl la
ciudad, pero carecen de hogar flo.
Dicen no tener padre nj fami-
liares en- la poblaci6n y que viven
achiripeando.D Muestranse indife-
rentes ante la pena que pueda I'M.
ponerles ell juez y contestan q las
preguntas que Sc les hacen con Ia
mayor soltura y desparpajo.
No niegan el hecho V demues
tran estar va avezados a esta clast
de asport0.
Como eStos niiios hay muho.
en- Ponce, y es necesario, eS indis
pensable que las autoridades toner
energicas medidas, 81 no Sc quier'
yer en- el maiiana esta sociedad en-
vuelta en- una ola de criminales.
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racio1 de la ensetianza primaria
obligatoria en- FL d strito municipal
de San Juan, tan pronto como Ia
construction del gran edihcio eS-
collar deje cubierto el cupo de nj.
nos sin instruction en- esta ciudad
y sus barrios. Serfa muy honroso
para San Juan ser la primera po-
blacion de la isla que dicte esta dis
posici6n en- benefcio de la educa-
ci6n de sus ninos.
Sc encuentran en- uso de H.
cencia los tassdores de la propiedad
st ilores stfiores Adams, Lewis y
Watson.
-Treinta dias de licencia les
fueron concedidos q los escribien-
ties de la o6cina de tasacion don
Antonio Agiiero y don R. A. Bas.
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en- el esclarecimiento de aquellos
actos que corresponds sus repre-
sentantes claramente precisar, para
imponer el castigo a los culpables,
FL juramento no es una for
mula caprichosa que pueda que
brantarSe: es un voto solemnisimo
hecho para garantizar la verdad en-
las declaraciones, y el que falta a
el a todo falta, sin pesar consecuen
cias nj responsibilities.
tQueremos que triunfe la jus
ticia? iQueremos que la moral
ejerza su Influenza bienhechora
eutre nosotros2
Pues cooperemos a esa labor de
regeneration, que habTa de hacer-
nos dignos de nuestros derechos,
sabiendo cumplir los deberes i'm
personalities que la iusticia moral
imponen y que tan seguraS garan
tias brindan a los pueblos.
Que las palabras del senior Jue7
C6rdova Davila hayan encontradc
eco de justicia y de moralidad, para
bien de todos los que tengan que
comparecer en- juicio
CoRREsPoNsAL.
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ROBADO

Ha desaparecido de la plantation
Mascalb6, Juncos, ? r., perteuecien-
te "1'he Porto Rican Leaf Tobacco
Co., un buey, hosco bayo, marcado
con las iniciales p l.. T. y debajo e
n1mero 244 Sc gratiticara al que
encontrdndolo, de cuenta de ello en-
la ofCina de dicha compaiiia en- Jun
COS, & don Francisco Jimenez Lajara
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tigaci6n Sobre los hechos ocurridos
en- el barrio de Washington" con
el policia Gaspar Alomar, sorpren'
dieron en- una casa a una nina tendi |
da II el ,ueio a vlrios vecinoS que
a ro1eaban.
AL preguntar el sargento que
o.urria, le contestaron que la nina
So habia envenenado con pepitas de
"alelailas De las investigated
ues de la po|ieia r,sult0 que la nj
fla estaba recogida por I'M matri-
monio y que ell marido Sc encon-
traba en- otro pueblo y la mujer en-
el barrio de ''Machuelo'' quedan-
do la nina sola en- la casa.
Ell sargento la hizo conducir
en- una camilla al Hospital Trico-
che.
Hoy han sido trasladados a
este penal, del vecino pueblo de
Yauco, los autoreS del aseSinato
perpetrado en- Ia persona dc Jual a
Romero.
Estes Sc llaman Candelaria
Haroy Ramon Lanes.
FL hecho ocurrio en- las cerca-
MAS de la central oGuanicaS, siendo
la Haro hija de la interfecta y 81
Lanes concubino de la Haro.
Hoy Sc ercaentran en- la
circel del Distrito, 1877 recluidos y
de ellos s sentenciados q preside.
En- el asunto surgido entre
el guardia Gaspar Alomar y Ia
familia de nuestro amigo Eduvigs
) G onzalez, ell juez municipal ha re-
mitido los informes al Attorney CT.
neral.
: -HEMOS VISTO Jun Al6un
de Poaales en- el Bazar Otero que
coutiene una rica collection de las
1ltimas creaciones artisticas. La.
. hay hunorlsticas, de flores, con re-
tratos de artistas ETC., desde 3 cen
tavoS una en- adelante.
Felix Torruellas, por infrac
ci6n de las ordenanzas municipale.
fue multado con S. y costas; Jose
Vigasy y Eduardo Perez, por altera
la paz p1blica, 4 dollars y costas
Maria Antonetti y Juana Alvarad,
IS dollar y costas.
Sc esta procediendo con
vocar a los Seiiores accionistas dc
hip6dromo de esta ciudad, par
una junta General que Sc verifcar
en- los salones del expresado edit
clio, ell proximo domingo, a las tire
de Ia tarde.
Supllcase muy encarecidalnent
la asistencia de los SeiioreS accioniS
tas q la indicada reunion.
Coz REskoNsAL.
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NOT|C|IS DEL D|A
Para los Estados-U y nj
dos. Procesado por
ultraje a una nina.
BODA en- SAN GERMAN
Unleron sus destinos los dis
tinguidos j6venes Tonin
Lopez y Pepita Rivera.

En- el vspor Caracas EN-
barco dehuitivamente para los Es- |
tados Unidos, ell stiior Mich, Is, je-
fe que fue del Bureau de recauda-
cion de contribuciones sobre la pro-
piedad, cargo que renuncio para
aceptar la principalia de una escue-
la en- Price, Estado de Utah.
En- Isabella fue reducido q
prisi6n y procesado el individuo
Ramon Cordero, por haber ultraja-
do Ia nina menor Maria Varela.
DE San German nos escri-
ben: aAnoche a las nuevey cuarto,
Sc llev6 a efecto el matrimonio err
tire dos distinguidos j6venes de esta
sociedad Pepita Rivera, que posfe
un alma LENA de bellezas y grand, S
virtudes, y Toiin Lopez, joven de
excelentes condolences, que hara
brillar constantemente, ell su hcgar
hermoso, la luz de la felicidad.
La ceremonial Sc verified en-
cast de la desposada, ohciando en-
ella ell nuy renverendo Padre vi
carlo Fray Pedro de Arancibia; y
siendo testigos el padre de la novia
y la madre del desposado; los apre
ciables esposos dou Rafael Vera y
doha Juana Comas, y tambieu el
joven don Eugenio Lopez y la res
petable dana dofa Angela Rivera.
El acto Sc llev6 a cabo ante
uua esplendida concurrencia, entire
la que Sc contaban in6nidad de da-
as que constitufan un perfumadc
bouquet del jardin sangermeiio.
Al final pronunciaron hermosos
diScursos de felicitacion el doctor
Vera, el abogado Lopez Acosta )
el joven Rafael Pujals; pronuncian'
do tambien breves frases el autol
de estas lineaS. La concurrence:
fue obsequiada con esplendidez,
resultahdo aquel acto agradable ,
solemne que nunca olvidaremoS, J
que, seguros estamos, ha de marca
Ell comienzo de una nueva era d,
felicidad para los desposados, qu'
han 6jado su',residencia eli el pinto
resco barrio de la aParguera,s La
jas) a donde les acompaiia el afect'
y distinction de toda esta sociedaC
Sangermtfa.S ".
Las paStillas digestivas de
doctor lie Roy marca eANTURI
CAS-, digieren los alimentos qu
no pueda dige,ir el est6mago.
Sc encuentra ell San Jual
nuestro amigo Y correligionario d,
Ramon OrSini, Secretario del ayun
tamiento de Vega alta, quien b
confertnciado con Il Comisionad
del Interior acerca de la termina
cion de una Gale en- aquel puebl
por donde ha de pasar Ia carreter
de Bayam6n q Vega baja, prone
Iitndo el municipio ayudar con 20
pesos para dicha obra, siempre qu
los denaS gastoS Sc hagan por di
cho departamento; ademas confe
renci6 el Sefior Orsini con el Sub
comisionado de Educaci6n sobr
asuntos escolares.
-Por iniciativa de la junta d
directories eRufigio de Niiios Des
amparadosO, Sc gestiona la decla