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The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
The Great SONG Town.

Philadelphia prints more than one
quarter of all the music in the United
States, and the total amount of it is
six times as great as it was 10 years
ago. But, while Europe shows no such
increase as that, this countrys total
output is still less than half that of
Leipsic, Germany, and less than that
of several other European cities. In
this city the amount of Instrumental
music printed used to exceed that of
vocal music. This was due, 1t is said,
to the cheapening of pianos in recent
years and the popularity of banjo and
guitar music. Now, however. the
banjo, at least, has lost some of its
popularity, and the gain in vocal music
until it is about equal to the instru-
mental in quantity-is attributed to
the current prevalence of musical com
edies. In vocal music the comic and
the sentimental keep about even. The
gain in religious music has not been so
great as that in other lines.-Philadel-
phia Record.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
HOG OF BRILLIANT COLOR.
West African Animal One Of the Most
Brightly coIored Mammals.

That really beautiful species the
Red River hog OF West Africa is now
well represented In the zoo. In COM
mon with other Juvenile wild pigs the
Red River hog 10 striped In the early
part Of its life. When about three
months old 1t loses these markings,
and the body has spotted appear,
Rnce.
The adult is one OF the most brill
liantly colored mammals In existence
but Its bright red hue no doubt har.
monizes with its surroundings, the
soil in many parts OF West Africa be.
Ing red. 1t is OF an elegant shape and
with its tufted tail and long. penciled
ears has considerable pretensions to
beauty
Though it has not the enormous
tusks found in many Of the wild swine
the Red River hog is not devoid OF
means Of defense. It's face is pro-
tected by hard callosities on each side,
just below the eyes, and there is a
bony ridge on each side Of the upper
jaw. And that these growths are not
merely ornamental is proved by the
fact that this animal can hold its own
with the wart hog, a species provided
with formidable upturned tusks.-
Westminster Gazette.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

Remember Prof. Bain's weekly 80
cial dance. Friday. Jan Is. Every
body invited. I5.lt
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
IN THE BUSINESS HIMSELF.
Good Reason Why Caller Had Been
Listened to With Patience.

II don't wish to take up your time.
the caller said. unless you think it is
likely might interest you in the sub
ject Of life insurance
Well,' replied the man at the desk,
I'll not deny that | have been think
ing about it lately. Go ahead, I'll lis
ten to you"
Whereupon the caller talked to him
As minutes without stop.
"And now," he said at last, ARE you
satisfied that our company is one of
the best, and that our plan of doing
business is thoroughly safe?"
yes"
Have convinced you that we fur.
nish as good insurance as any other
company and at rates as cheap as you
can get anywhere?"
Yes, am satisfied with what you
say-perfectly satisfied"
We'll, don't you want to take out a
policy with us?" -.
me? Oh, no; I'm life insurance
agent myself. / thought | might be
able to get some tips from you."
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
THE COLUMBUS FIzzLE.

: A special dispatch from Columbus.
Ohio. of November IL. says: 1.-THE
City Of Columbus. through the City
Council. has decided to issue and
sell. II possible. bonds to the amount
Of eI40. 900 to repair and equip the
electric light plant owned BY the
city. Il was thought the city would
sell tho plSut to . private corpora.
tion. but political influences were
TOO strong. Some Of the members
Of the City Council wanted to EN-.
ploy an expert engineer to examine
the large storage dam near tho CITY.
which cost . million dollars. and
report whether the water power could
not be used for generating electricity.
This proposition WAS too sensible for
the politicians Ttsy seemed to
want to generate the electricity at .
greater cost. The plan has been .
losing proposition. The debt Of
Columbus il tii.650. 700. The tax.
able property ia $50. 900. 900. and 40.
cording to the Lonaworth law. the
city 10 within one million Of the
limit for bond issuss. L. has reoe ntly y
spent one million dollArs for = hltera.
tion plant for tbs water supply.a mil.
lion for . savage disposal plant and .
half million for . garbage disposal
plant. The tax rate 10 now o.. on on
the ei00. Adding to this the street
paving and other extras. there are
exobItAnt tax bills. A cry has gone
out by the advocates of the mupicl.
pal ownership Of the eieotrio light
plant that the generators are not sum :.
client to produce .. .04o lights - requIr.
si and that the machines are over.
taxed Not long since the plan WAS
shut down for repairs. and ths light
WAS furnished BY privats electric con-.
psuiss. and wAs 20 much better than
that furnished BY the city tbst some
Of citissns wanted 10 eopsiuus the
contract.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

ANDREWS FUNERAL-The funsr.
al Of tho late D. W. Andrews. killed
BY an accident In the Portland csment
works. will be held tomorrow after.
noon. most Of the relatives bavipg ~.
rived. The services are to be con
Quoted at the Deibert undertaki ina
parlors at O'Clock In the afternoon
and iptsrment will be had In High.
land cemetery.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
Would Give Mira Half.

One OF Marblehead's old Grand Bank
shippers used to tell the following;
Skipper Mira Preble was fitting out
for trip and "Mopy" Chambers. the
champion wood saver OF the town
came to the wharf and asked II the
skipper would bring him some tongues
and sounds.
Preble agreed If "Mopy" would fur.
nish a iirkin.
The next day "Mopy" came to the
wharf with thc largest frkIn made and
said: "Tf ere. Mira. If you will bring
that full to me ! Will do the handsome
thing for you"
What will you do?" asked Prcble
III you bring It back level full will
give you half" replied "Mopy"
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

A Splendid Wall Map
Send ten cents for system map Of Col
orado and Southern railway; covers ter.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
Cured Lumbaqo

A. B. Canman, Chicago. writes March
4, 1903: "Having been troubled with
lumbago at different times and tried one
physician after another, then different
ointments and liniments, gave 1t up alto
getber. So tried once more and got q
bottle OF Ballard's Snow Liniment, which
gave mo almost instant relief. can
cheerfully recommend 1t and will add my
name to your list OF sutferers" Sold by
Yelton Drug Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
PIONEER SAYS OUT
LOOK VERY BRIGHT
Senator Mccandiess Says There Is
an Upward Tendency In
Local Affairs.

II have been II Elerencs forty.
three winters. and with the exception
Of two or three instances. I have never
known tho outlook for the city to
be better. There are many things
In view thas tend to improve the
conditions Of ths.oity. and sfor my
part Il am going to stay with the
town. because I believe It will be ons
Of the best Of the smaller cities in the
West before ths end Of the present
year."
This 10 = statement mkde BY SenA.
cor James A. McOandless who located
on the site Of Florshce about the time
Of the advent Of the white man into
this part Of the country. He has
seen Florence grow from q ranch to
Its present size; he has seen It boom
and flou' ish and Low he predicts .
wonderful growth In the next few
wears. Such = statement from . man
who Ia so familiar with the oondi.
tons gives encouragement to the
more recent comers.
when the land deal on the north
side of the river is put through. /
am going to be ons of the first
buyers In the field. IL can buy the
land right. would like to own
fruit ranch In that rich belt. and
l believe the man who buys first
will reap the reward"
Mr.. MoOandlsss when seen by The
Tribune man this morning was a.
cheerful aoout tho future Of the
town as q child playing with . kit.
ten. He believes all the city's
gloomy days are past. He expressed Il
as his opinion that ths values Of Flor.
ence property are bound TO advance In
q very short time and although be
thinks people are doing wrong to
offer their properties for = song. he
advises those who have q few idle
dollars to invest them in some OF the
snaps that are offered.
Speaking about the big irrigation
deal for the south side. recited in yes.
terday's Tribune. Mr.. McCsndless
says that he was aware that some.
thing Of that kind had been on tha
tapis for some time past and that he
believes that II the deal Is put
through Florence will be one Of the
direct benefoariss.
People are feeling better about the
town now than they have" says he.
land they have reason for it. Prop.
erty owners about the city are ma ring
Improvements and fixing up their
places. )"
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
All the World

is stage, and Billiards. Snow Liniment
plays most prominent part. 1t has no
superior for rheumatism stiff joints, cuts,
sprains and all pains. Buy 1t, try 1t and
you will always use It, Anybody who
has used Ballards Snow Linimen. is =
living proof Of what 1t docs. Buy trial
bottle. 25c, 6Oc and el0o Sold by Yel-
ton Drug Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
The Lost Label.

On the bleak heights the miners
we're preparing their dinner.
BILL" said n red.whiskered man. "Is
this here potted turkey or deyiled lob.
ster?"
Bill blushed and hung his head.
81 can't tell you." he faltered. Tho
labels got torn OF the can"
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
CoilvWobs,

whats the matter. my little man"
asked the kindly old gentleman. You
seem to be In great pain"
"G'on. Yer mixed" groancd the III.
tic boy. II amt in no great pain. but
dey's q great pain in me, all right
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-24
NOTIClAS.

-El panadero Miguel Herrera fue da'
do de baja en- Ia carcel de DistFito de Pom.
ce por haber prestadO f.nza ante el Tri.
bunaI de Justicfa de aquella Ciudtd.
En- "El Telegrafo" deS Melon & Co.
acaban de importarne de Paris para sus-
tituir las ''CapachaS' de Ia estaci6n an
terror, precicsos sombreros de fieltro y
otras claaes para sefioras ninaA formas
elegantisimas al alcance de todaB las for
tunaa. 15v. a.
Aver aprob6 Ia Junta de Sanidad an
apaTato para derTetir sebo, presentado por
81 sefioT r. Gandfa, suget6ndoss & las re-.
glaS aproEadas.
"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa &
sus favorecedores, que acaba de recibir Las
legftimas alfombras terciopslo de Orienta,
marca "Escudo'' para Bala, asf como lOs
drfles de hilo, legftimo n6mero 100 y Ji'
pijapa y las mejores alpacas negras , casi.
mires ingle5es.
En- materiales para Ia confecci6n de
sombreros, ENGAGES, bordados, apliCaciones
y coTs6S; es la casa que tiene siempre ell
mejor surtido en- Puerto Rico. HacemoB
enVfos por Correos todos los pueblos de
la isla. TeLsfonO S7S. P. o. B. 764.
San Francisco 5, San Juan P. r.
Ell Agricultor jose Soto y Mendez
que fu6 cOndenado por Ia Corte de Justi.
cia de MaysgIez amos de presidio con
trabajos forsados por 81 delito de atentado
contra Ia vida, ha interpuesto apelaci6n de
la Gentencia mediaute fanza de mil qui-
nientOs dollars.
COLOCACION para una sefiora 8
seiiorita. La ofrecemos en- nuestHa ofcina
de Ponce para la atenci6n general de di.
cha Ofcina. ST entiende habla algo 81
inglea ca prefeEible. Buena CoIocaci6n y
buen sueldo. Escrfbase ID solicitud por
la misms persona intsresada y dirijase &
ssThe Porto Rico Drawn Work g. Embroi'
derry Co." 19 Allen ST San Juan.
-PoE abuse de confanza fu6 condena'
do meses de c6rcel por 81 Juez Munis
cipal dc Ponce, Leon Santana vecino de
81 pueblo de CidTs.
No hay mas padecimientos del est6'
msgo. T6mense las "PastilIas DigeStivhs
del doctor LIE Roy" marca "AntuTicas." !"
Inf6Tmsse que 81 cafetin d6nde fue
aOrprandida una jugada 10 prohibido, en-
Puerta de Tierra, era del senior Belber.
lei vino SAN RAFAEL LEGITI-
MO 10 venden Luifa Hmns ScsrA
LA banda de Ia poIicia insular ha
sido contratada para los bales de Gel
Carnaval.' .
81 esplendido surtido de chocolates ,
duIce1 en- cajas, prOpias para regalos de
Navidad, que ha recibido 81 cafe de los
eDposOsM Morgan, Fortaleza u, e. el meior
que D. ha visto en- esta ciudad. 'Samo-
set" Baker, Las dos acreditadas, ,maFcas
sst6n disposition del p6blico. HeIadoa
De tOdas clase ID Ordsn. .p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-24
Rum 0 RE S.
Rsnuncla dol ssf0r Crosas -llOnbramlsntos Ju-
dlGIaIss. -LO del aIGaIds De San Juan.

Desde aver corrfa como vSlido sl rumor
de q. para solucionar 81 conhicto del nom.
bramiento alcalde de la ciudad, serfa deBig.
nado el sefior Luis Sanchez Moralas, con.
sejero del Executive, que renunciarfa su.
puesto en- el Consejo.
"A un representante de "La CoIres-
pondencia" que hizo preguntas esta ma.
hama al secretario del gobernador senior
Frazier, contest6 este que 'todavfa no ha
bfase recibido la renuncia del sefior Gro.
Bas". La noticia de Ia renuncia del
director del Consolidate ha aldo obieto de
grand IS concentrates en- los cfrculos polfti.
cos.
-El attorney general sefior Feuille,
tuvO la cortepfa de informar eata mafiana
IN reporter de "La Correspondencia" /,
que el senior Brown, fiscal INFERNO de
Ponce, ha sido designado para 81 puesto
de acting attorney del departamento de
Justicia. EI licenciado don Juan Perea y
Baster ha Sido designado para desempsfiar
81 cargo de fiscal pro tempOre, de Ponce.
Ambos funcionarios tomaron possession in
mediatamente de sus caTgos.
-Algunos representatives de Ia C6mara
que visitaron esta mafiana Ia Mansion
Executive, salieron con Ia impression de
que el senior Crosss habfa presentado Ia
Tenuncia de gu cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-24
la PRESIDECIA De
los EsiadOs Uni
des.
Republicans y dsm6rfatas.
pTsIHIsasIas q Boswell.
New York. enero TO-

New Y oEI, enerO 10
IA Ian candidaturaa reAidenciales Tapu-
bliCanas del ministro de Hacienda Mr..
Shaw, del senadoT Foraker y del vicepre
sidente FainbankB hay que agregar Ia del
ministro de guerra, Mr. Tsft. Convercido
Rin dnda de que ga jefs y amigo Mr.. Ro-
OBevelt no Bar6 candidate ca 1908 el
general Taft annncia francamente que 81
81 paItido le ofrece ID candidstlIa no serS
81 q1ien la refuse
El senador por Ohio, Mr. Foraker, va
terano dc IL polftica, tsnfa prevista dicha
aceptaci6n, desde que Mr. Taft Sc neg6
ocupar el cargo vitalicio de magistrado
del supreme que en- 90 dia le otreci6 Mr.
Roosevelt y de aquf 50 en6rgica campafia
en- 81 senado contra Ia expulsi6n de tres
compaflfas de soldados negros del ej6rcito
medida presidsncial de b que procura
obtener Mr.. Foraker todos los caFgos y
argumentos poaibIes On desprestigio del
minist.o de guerra.
Re opinion general que 81 presidsLte
prefere y apoyar6 Ia candidatura Taft.
Sin embargo las citadas puede afiadiTse
todavfa otra cuya fuefza futura se ig gloTa,
pero que en- determinadas circunstancias
pNS40 July u4st1Ano a. VpAuAOH PuuAC8
salir triunfante, dando al traste con todas
las combinaci0nes poIfticas.
Es la candidatura del nuevo gobaFna.
dor republican, de Nueva York, Mr.. Hu.
ghes, de cuya administration en- 81 Estado
depende que So partido 10 lleve desde Al
bany Is Casa Blanca de Warrington
como 81 partido democratico llev6 en- su
dia al gobernador Mr.. Grover CIeve-
land.
Entire tanto los dem6cratas Sc regocijan
de que no sea Mr.. Roosevelt 81 candidate
opuesto al suyo propio on 1908 Ll6mese
Taft, Fairbanks Foraker, nj Mr.. Bryan
nj ningdn otro prohombre de la democra-
cia lIegar6 temerlo nunca hasta 81 punto
que temerfa Ia popuIaridad irreaistible
del actual presidents americana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-24
UNA Reel LAAGIpN
que tu8 heGha al
nunicipi0 de vega
alta.
EI ayuntamientO IssOlVid no aCGedsr
81 pago J s0meteT q asunto & a
consideration De "a Canlala.
Cree csc sonesIo que 81 naaa goo Dol spplsstl-
to TesuIta laIust Sc ID GOldaRs nagaTlO.

Con fecha 25.de enero de 1906, Ii Jun.
ta de sfndicos del fondo Dc jubilaciones del
magisterio de Puerto Rico reclam6 81 mn
nicipio de Vega alta Ia auma $416 81 ctvE.
ri conCeio municipal de este pueblo en-
session ceIebrada en- 25 de dicho mes Tesol-
VIC no reconocer dicha deuda ri hacerse
responsible del pago de ella por no existir
allf antecedentes que la juatifcaTan.
En- 81 presente mes de enero dc 1907 81
presidente del ConHejo Eiecutivoy y secre
tario de Ia comisi6n sncargada para exa-
minar liquidar las cuentaB de las extin-
guidas iuntas de cdrceles Y fondoG de ju
bilacioneB del magisterio, comunica al Ill.
calde de Vega Alta, que Ia Teferida comi-
sion habia celtiticado dicha deuda al he.
norabIe teBorero de Puerto Rico, el cual
deducirfa de cuaIesquiera fondoS que re-
candaTe por cuenta del municipio de Vega
Alta, Ia suma aludida, lcuyo concejo muni-
cipal debfa reunirse y votar ordenanzas
determinando ii haTia 81 pago en- IN solo
plazo en- plazos anuales concedi6ndole
IN ulazo maximo de cinco amos para ello.
Runido aquel conceio municipal resol'
vic nuevamente no aceeder 81 pago y 90.
meter 81 asnnto 4 Ia consideration de Ia
c&maTa legislative, fundandose en- que di.
cha reclamation debe entablarse contra el
municipio dc Vega Baja que debi6 haber
satisfecho dicha deuda durante el periodo
de anexi6n segdn preceptuaba la ley de
consolidation de ciertos t6rminos munich
pales.
En- el acuerdo tornado por 81 concejo
municipal de Vega Alta SO citan los artf'
culos de Ia ley de consolidation que obi.
gaban al de Vega Baia consiguar en- sus
presupueatos Ia aludida suma Be dice
ignoran por que causas motivos fu6 eli.
minida esta de aquellos; tambien BE- haca
referencia nm empr6stito hecho poT Ell
concejo municipal de Vega Baja por la
suma de $4,000 para pagar deudas de Ia
municipalidad pendientaB de pago con pos
terioridad u 10. de julio de 1902 entire las
cuales debi6 6gurar y ser pagada la que
hoy ae reclama.
AL ser Beparado Vega Alta y Vega B1'
ia, Sc le cargo como parte proportional de
dicho empTestito con Ia suma de 81 900
que viene psgando anualmente y sn con-
cejo municipal aTguye que 81 las deudas
de Vega Alta pendientes de pago no con-
vertidas 60 certifcadoB de d6bito, no fue.
ron aatisfechas por Vega Baja, nj con Ell
so por 100 que estatufa la ley de cOnsoli.
daci6n nj con 81 dinero del emprestito, no
Sc di6 los fondos por ambos conceptos
obtenidos 81 legftima inversion, por tam
to suplica q Ia Camara, se haga Vega
Baia responsible Al pago dc dicha deuda
8 de 10 contrario sa redima 8 Vega Alta
del pago de paTte alguna del empr6stito,
obligando 4 Vega Baja le devuelva 10 que
por este concepto tisne "a satinfecho pues
81 concejo municipal de Vega Alta cree
que 81 NADIA goz6 de los bene6cios del EN-
prestito resulta ipjusto Be le condene al
pago de 6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-24
De SOcIsdad.

Pssesto de o6ietos.- Despacharan en- ell
puesto de obletos de la pr6xima ''kermess
las belIas gefioritas Maria d. HenaFes,
Elena Giusti, Monsita Ferrer, Clementina
Giusti Maria Monserrat. Espl6ndide
grupo de belleza y distinction que segura.
mente llevarS mayor concurrencia al re.
comendable puesto.
EL dio 6.-La distinguida Sefiora Win
throp, On union de otras estimables damaa
de esta sociedad, 10 propone lIevar efecto
81 dia 6 del entrante FebrerO, una anima'
da fiesta en- Ia "ConvalesCencia"! Hay
gran snimaci6n para este Bimpa6tieo aCto,
que reBultarS un 6xito.
Est0 nOcle.- Habr& Fecepci6ns en- la
Msnsi6n Eiecutiva, Comenzando la acos.
tumbrada bora de las nueyey y terminando
4 las once.
No hay jorona Con motive del con-
cierto del pr6ximo domingo no habr6 ja'
rama en- 81 Casino espafol.
En- su paeSto -Ha tomadO possession de
su cargo On Ia ofcina de traducciones de
la CamaFa la bella Beforita y habil ''tipe-
wryter' Carmen Matienzo. La hermOsa
triguefia de- faz de azucanas manecitaH
de angel, ag una magnfica empIeaday ca
el tempo que ha pFestado suB valiosos SER
vicioB ali. ba probado ser entendida, la'
boriosa incansable.
&
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-HahIa sldo nOnbrado rssIolismsnts aIGaIds del
pushIp
Cor telsgrafo.l

Aver recibimos 81 telegrama piguiente:
''Camuy, r. R % Enero, III p N. Co
rrespondencia, San Juan, P. r. Cinco
tarde muri6 Ramon MILAN. M. Ro.
man. =
EI senior MILAN era hermano del ante
rior alcalde de- Hatillo, cuya repentina
muelte fu6 por 81 pals generalmente SEN.
tida.
Tambi61 81 senior MILAN gozaba como
su hermano, de gran aprecio entire sua
convecinos en- toda aquella jurisdiction.
Por ESQ 50 muerte ha causado tambi61
hondo dueIo ca Hatillo y On los numerc
los amigos que On toda la isla tenfa 81 senior
MilISn.
Este era de los puertorriqu de alto
pensar cuyoB sentimientos patri6ticos ja'
mas entibiSronae por aquellaa causas que
aupo estimar dignas de su fs.
La Correspondence" envfa los fa.
misiares del finado Ia expression de 50 sin
cero pesame
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-24
SUCESO SANGRIEN-
to en- Cata1o,
A una mujer iRfiri6Is un hOmbTs nue.
vs heIidas, de arma blanca.
Luag0 aaa naIaT hIrI6 1 eIra IN uaa mlna
(De naestro oorresponsaLl

Enero "a Aver como las 345 de
Ia tarde sucedi6 un hecho sar griento en-
cate poblado.
Eatando Marcelina AYals, enfrente de
Ia tienda de Agustin BaIasquidp, en- Ia
Gale de las Flores, fue sgredida por Mi
guel Privado (a) MagfD, concubino de es
to, quien le infri6 la primera punalads
frente dicha tienda sigui6 hiTiendola,
sin dar tempo que nadie Ia auxiliars,
hasta cerca de la plaza donde le asest6 Ia
novena heIida.
Seg6n parece este hombre no tenfa mo-
tivos ningunos para traiar q su querida de
este modo; pero Eegdn informes de algu !.
nos ciLoB de Ia herida, hacfa tempo
que la tenia amonestada. OtroB dicen que
81 motive principal fueron los celog.
Las heridas fueron por todas nueve:
una en- 81 antebrazo derecho de Z centime'
troB, otra en- 81 costado derecho de 13 i'd,
en- Ia escapnla derecha una de 4 i'd, su
perfcie, en- ell hombro izquierdo otra de 6
i'd, sobre 81 costado lado izquierdo una de
8 id. En- 81 bsjo vientre Ie asest6 tres he.
ridas de 3, i'd, respectivame To. Sc.
gdn opinion del facultativo las mas graves
son Ia del costado derecho y las del bajo
vientre
Ell sgresor fu6 inmedistamants detenido
por 81 cabo Soto y guardia Languin6 del
puesto de Bayam6D. FL cuchillo que fu6
botado por 81 agreBor 81 ser conducido pre-
30, nj ha podido ser hallado aGn.
= La herida fue curada en- Ia botica del
sefior Aponte, por el doctor Lasaletta
despueS fue conducida al hospital de Ba.
yam6n.
FL agresor se encuentra ca poder del
juez de Bayam6n.
-Otro suceso Ocurri6, pero no tan in.
noble como este, pues una mujer hiri6 &
ctra. Como las nueve de "a noche de-
antss dc aver Maria Reyes ipfri6 una he.
rida en- Ia mano derecha Maria Ramos.
Fu6 curada en- Ia botica del senior Aponte
, seg6n opinion del doctor LassaIetta que
dard indtil de ests mano. La sgresora
fu6 arrestada por 81 cabo Soto y conduct
ID disposition del juez de Bayam6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-24
EN- La CORTE De DISTRITO.
Case del senior Arruza IJNutia contra
Ia seiiOra LaUgieT.
Trss sssIanss asIa Gata Ia aeupada J! asunta.

Esta mafiana empezaron ante la secci6n
primefa de Ia Corte de Distrito, los infor.
mes de los abogados Texidor, Acuna y
tia contra Alejandrina Laugier yotros
BObre indemnizaci6n de peTjuicios por in.
cumplimiento de contrato.
Ell demandante Arruza fund6 su de.
manda en-. que Jose Claudio, apoderado de-
los demandados, le di6 una ocupaci6n Dor
so dias para vender, por uu precio no
menor de 10000 dollars 81 varadero
"Buenaventura", Bituado On PueHta de-
TERRA, quedando como bene6cio en- favor
de AFruza el mayor precio que obtuviers
en- la venta: que de encontraTSe comprador
Arruza sera preferido en- igualdad de cir
Cunstanciaa; que los demandados habfan
vendido 10 fncs, antes de que venciera 81
plazo de Ia opci6n, por un precio, que
luego redujeron 80, 800 dollars cuando
habfs quien compraba en- As, 600, por 10
que pide el demRndante los 5000 dollars
de diferencia, con las costap.
Las demandadoS, poF 81 parte. sostienen
que no es Cierto que diera Ia opci6n: que
el poder otorgado Claudio no tenia fa-
cultad para dar opci6p: que 81 precio OBJ.
teDido fue inferior pues Ia compaflfa San
Antonio Docking Company diio que no
Psgaha mas de los 10000 dollars y que
Arruaa si Tecibi6 encaTgo serfa del com
prRdoF = & este debe TeClamar su comi.
zion.
Tres aesiones de Ia Corts ha oeupado 81
asunto. Aver Surgi6 una nueva prueba
que PropuaieEOn lOa d,mandsdOs y fu6 ID