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Evening journal., 1907-03-29

OLD POINT COMFORT
Old Point Comfort was touched at SO
O'Clock just as the sunset gun pealed forth
from that historic and stalwart fortihca-
tion. Fortress Monroe. Lying in harbor
was the batlteship Tennessee and as the
steamer passed the warship the band upon
the latter struck up 1.-THE Star spangied
Banner" and as the tones died away the
stars and Stripes were struck and drop
ped slowly to the deck Of the big vessel
Uncle Sans day was done.
Towering some two hundred feet from
the wharf of Old Point rose the Hotel
Chamberlain within whose walls have been
entertained many distinguished guests
from at home and abroad. Just beyond
and to the north Of the hotel the walls
and mounds Of Fortress Monroe. canned
by monster machines of war frowned
grimly upon the surroundings while sen
unels paced back and forth lest any in
truder uespass upon its environments.
NORFOLK AT NIGHT
As the steamer cast loose from her
moorings Manager William NJ. Connolly
''piped' all hands to the dining hall where
supper was awaiting them. No second in
vitation was needed as the ride upon the
bay had whetted appetites To an alarming
degree. BY the time supper was disposed
Of the lights of Norfolk shown brilliantly
in the distance. the steamer gliding into
her dock at 7.3O o'clock.
From Norfolk TO Portsmouth is but a
short trip across the Elizabeth river and
by S.45 o'clock the players had been as
signed 20 their rooms in the Monroe House
the Leading hotel Of Portsmouth.
Manager Connolly is no stranger to resi-.
dents Of this city as he has visited here
before on several occasion. he having ac.
companied the Weccacoe Fire Combanv Of
Wilmington on its trip here last year. lie
was met on the arrival of the boat by
Captain Julian f. Pace. whose guest he
will be during his stay in the city. He IS
also well-known 20 Captain Charles r
Bland who is owner OF the portsmouth
Club, and who accompanied the Indepen.
dent Fire Company as its speaker durinq
the firemen's visit to Wilmington.
THE PLAYERS.
The players who accompanied the team
on its trip down and their positions are as
follows; Pitchers, George Ramsey. OF
Baltimore; Charles Clancy. OF Wesley. r
l., formerly with the Montreal. Canada
team; Touchstone, OF Moores. Pa, form.
erly Of the Delaware County League: and
Harry shortell OF Buffalo. N Y.
Catchers; Michael Flood. formerly OF
the N-Wllmington City League team
Ernest Greenwell formerly Of the Duboise
I
teams; Patrick Mccaully, formerly Of tn,
Newark. n j., team; Ray Porter, Of
Railway. n. Y.
First base: Peter Cassidy Of whining
ton. formerly with the Jersey City team
Second base: Steve Griffin. Of Toledo. O
Third base; Charles Mccarthy. Of Phils-
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Texas: Arthur Johnson, Of North Groves
nordale Conn; f. G. Butman and J. J
Morrison. OF Boston. Mass; Herman Hess,
Of Currey Run, Pa; r. II. Ravell Of
Portsmouth.
The Portsmouth grounds have been
placed in good condition and are said TO
be the finest in the State The diamond is
skinned while the outield Is level and
free from holes. The seating capacity Of
the grand stand and bleachers is about
$500.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
EasterRabbits and Puss.in-Boots

Get the children a Rabbit for Easter, but
don't get the kind that will be hurt by the
handling that they are sure to receive from
the little ones. We have a fine assortment
of iointed Rabbits and Puss in Boots, the
very latest ideas of jointed animals, made
like the popular Teddy Bear. You can al
ways look to this store to have the new
things first and this is another instance, for
you won't find these toys shown anywhere
else in the city.
Rabbits, special for this week,
$780, $I.5o and $500
Teddy Bears ..-...-.......... .Sl.OO, 300
Puss-in-Boots, come in four sizes and
three colors. .$I.oo, $I.35, $I.75, S2.25
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
on the Run.

Swamp calbbages are poking their
pale green tips three inches above the
ground.
Neither more nor less than a pale.
sandy brown is the new Egyptian
earth" color, so much heralded in
spring fashions.
At afternoon teas English crumpets
are being served. They are toasted
and buttared. and are indescribalbly
delicious.
Piazza shoes and walking shoes are to
be two quite distinct varieties this
wear. Those in which pretty feet are
displayed on porches are 'much more
elaborate than. nor half 80 substantial
as, those intended to transport the
same feminine trotters over the mum
dane earth.
Whether a girl is to say, "Just wait
ain go get my other shoes on before
4 step OF the piazza" or whether she
IS to keep the other pair handy. and
make a hghtning change in public, is
not yet announced.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Wynema cOunciIEEIects oficers.

The Wynema Council. Daughters OF
Pocahontas. last evening elected the
following officers;
Prophecies. Hattie Prescott; POGO
hontas. EER Curry; WeEonah, Mary
McClain; Powhattan Ada Webb
Trustee, Clara Salters; Keeper OF
Records. Maggie Meredith; Collector OF
wampuni. Agnes Forciim; eKeper OF
Wauspum. Sarah Waldman-
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Cushion Tops, in a large variety,
new colors and designs. 25c
Ready-made Cushions, 65c, S5c, SI25
Linen Stripes for Furniture Cover
ing, 28 in. wide. .I215c yd.
Window Shades, good spring roll
ers. fast colors ..2sc
Window Shades, best oil opaque, soc
If any of your windows are of un-
usual size, get our prices on shades
made to order.
Smyrna Rugs, Oriental and Floral
Patterns, 3ox6o in. .......S .SI7s
36X72 in. .S3.oo
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Crepe de Chene, 27-in. wide, suitable
for evening dress as'well as street
wear, a complete line of colors. Isc
Pongee, solid colors a medium
weight that is suitable for all sea-
sons, and can be washed if neces-
sary. 81 inches wide ..... soc yd.
Flannelette Remnants, in lengths Of
? to o yds. each. Were Ioc and
I21c. Remnant price. .. &c yd.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
POOL ROOM
MAN IS HELD

William NIccreary. proprietor of the
pool room in Eden Hall. was held in
500 bail for upper court by Municipal
Judge Cochran this morning, after
testimony had been given against him
by John w. Hogan, one of the boy
frequenters OF the place. and his father,
William ]. Hogan.
The elder Hogan told of finding his
son in the pool room, and the lad testi-
fled 10 having played dhcre on numer-
Gus occasions. some times for money,
kfhen the lone ball game or kelley
would be played for ten cents a corner.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Plans for Merchants, Carnival.

In preparation for the coming Mer.
chants Carnival. Brandywine Springs
Park is undergoing many improvements
Nearly all the big mercantile establish.
ments Of the city will be represented in
booths at the b. and o. pavilion. which
has been laid on and surveyed for the pur.
pose.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Fads of the Fair.
TurNFPr nc

COLLECTING THIMBLES.
One woman has a fad for thimbles.
and an old-fashioncd tapestry frame
with quaint work in progress rests by
her boudoir firesde. at which she
makes a pretense CT working occasion
ally. Anyway, she has thimIbles that
would tempt anyone to work, an ivory
thimble with a carved gold rim one
in mother Of pearl and two with cir
clets of gold az SIS base framing a
gold band on which her name is craven
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

For Womens low Shoes. Gun Metal Calf,
Patent Coltslsin. and Kidskin and Vici Kid
Pumps, Sailor, Toga. Gibson and Oxford Ties
$500. $3.50. $500. So so
For Children, Tan, Russia, Calf. Lace or
Button Shoes....... $1.75. $500, $225
White Shoes of washable Calfsxn 50. 90. SIS
White Canvas Button Shoes. SIPS. $l.55. Sl.50
Vici Kid Shoes. lace or button, all prices
S1.25 to $3.50
Infants Patent Coltskin Shoes
75c. s1.OO, $1.3s,$1.7S
Vici Kid....... ....................5Oc to 81. rs
- Soft Solos, all colors
y Boys so to SIS
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Beautiful Easter Footwear

Everyone getting ready Easter You mghbamo smaene
that having closing sale in department. from
the crowds that congegate there daily We selling
rapy you haven't purchased your shoes for EASTER had
better hurry the lines will show signs of the steng of
the last weeks.
well dressed and children who rur-
chase their this daily walking Advertisements
goodness the shoes that SELL AS lead other lines
lead in the quality well the prices shoes
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Poplar Cloth, in all colors, a half
wool material, SO inches wide 25c
Especially popular for shirtwaist
suits.
Brilliantine in black only, 36-in.
wide ..........'........ 300
Half-wool Batiste, SO inches wide,
two colors only (cream and steeD,
special price .......... 39c
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Nine Confrmed al Calvarv

Bishop leighton Coleman last night cone
firmed a class of nine at Calvary Church
Excellent selections were given by the
vested choir and the solo. Just as 1 am"
was rendered by Miss Fletcher. Thq
Bishop preached an eloquent sermon.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Frenchman Wants to Local. He-.

Frenehman Wants to Locate Here
A letter addressed to the secrets,,- -
the Commercial Inquiry Ofnce." has 49,
received by Secretary John W. Lawson
OF the Board Of Trade. and the writer
states that he contemplates locating hers
and wants to know II there is a hotel in
this city for sale. The letter is from N,
Gaerllard OF Teuton. France.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Alleged Deserter Taken Back.

Walter ]. Murphy, an alleged deserter
from the cruiser Washington, who was
captured in this city last evening. after
res fte from duty on shipboard of only
weeks, was taken to the League
Isl Navy Yard by Special officer War;
die ,-day
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
New Draperies---DssirabIe Prices

purchasing has been negeny carefully
through ongbshed connections, and the entire collection
notable for their modesy Come and inspect theew and
get the benefit of first choice
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Two kinds Of cakes or sandwiches
one plain and one sweet, are sufficient
for the late afternoon tea. and only one
is served by the majority of people on
everyday occasions. These should be
neatly placed on a compete or cake
basket, with a mat beneath Of lace
paper or the ordinary doyley. l.--~
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Two Of the latest pieces in the tea
outfit are an engraved glass screen.
trimmed in silver, to protect the kettle
lamp. and aslonger silver trumpet for
blowing out the blaze.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Consumers League to Organize.

NOIIouIIINIo A1Cd s II " u 3 7IIIIHN7
Next Tuesday the Consumers League
will be formally organized. at which
time officers for the ensuing year viii
be chosen and many matters OF In
terest discussed.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Women's Spring Suits
Good Style and Pr actical Economy

Although our Spring Suits have
been on display but short while it is
evident from the many remarks over
heard in our Suit Department, that the
styles have the town talking. Every
Suit is new-fresh from the factory,
where distinction in Dress is fact
and not mere catch phrase. The de-
signs are especially attractive, and alb
solutely correct to the minutest details,
and they combine style and service in
manner that leaves nothing to be de-
sired. If you are interested in your
appearance and your purse-come to
this store tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

The brewing Of the tea, which is
quickly accomplished, -wiM never be
successful with any but water actually
and freshly boiling-anything other
than this makes a beverage far from
tine liking Of a connoisseur.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Lemon is laid in thin slices on a
small pgatter, with a doyley beneath
with one-quarter lemon at the side
from which to squeeze an extra drop
or two IL needed
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Infants ''ShoeS
Showing Of New Lawn Dress Goods

you fascinating that almost
bewdeng beauty comphensvenes. sheerest
Organdi and many al
together countless patterns
together want
spend half hour looking great
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

The tray should be brought to the
table ready set, the kettle filled with
boiling water from the kitchen requir-
ing only a moment or two of flame
from the alcohol lamp to set it bubbl-
ing.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
NEW VICTOR RECORDS
For April: Ready Tomorrow

We keep all times the hereabou of the records
for the Victor Talking Machine will be found
issued These include number particularly
attractive musical numbers There band selections by Arthur Buyers band
well the Victor Orchestra considerable
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Serving Afternoon Tea.

An excellent mixture for the after
noon brew is two-t thirds English
Breakfast to one-third Orange Pel0oe.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

A two-pronged small fork is the most
convenient thing with which to handle
the lemon, an oyster fork serves
nicely.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
OUR BOYS ARE
LIMBERING UP

Continued From First Pase.)
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
WOmen's $3.50 Tan Pumps Have Arrived

Women's White Buckskin Pumps. 90
Women's High Shoes, Patent Cotskin and
Vic Kid...................S2 $500 ST. So $500. $3.50
For Misses who wear women's sizes. we have
high shoes of Patent ColtslSin and Vici Kid at
$500. S2.25. 81. so. $500. 50. so
Low Shoes in Gun Metal and Patent Coltskin
$3.50
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

by such well known artists as Meyers, Col
Inns, Miss Ada Jones, MacDonough, Hsr-
an and Stanley, while the quartett. pre-
sents two numbers.
The nearness of Easter makes five Easter
Anthems very timely. While Miss Bessie
Abott of the Eetropolitan Opera Company
renders three very difficult numbers.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Cream is, Of course, served in a silver
or glass pitcher; II the latter. it is pret-
test in a fine cut glass, or else en-
graved.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Swamp cabbages are polxing their
lle green tips three inches above the
round.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

Hoy hemos EeciLido Is uiguiente atenta
Carta del iluEtrado pre,i1en del Casino
EspaHol Btfior AlvareE NRva:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
NOTlCIAS DEL DEPARTA-
MENTO DE INSTRUCTION.
EI COmiSiOladO Dexter invita- a una
reception particular a los super
intendenteS de eSGueIas.
PrafssorOs ruralss aprObldas
on rGOl0RtOs Gxamenss,

El senior Enrique HeTnandes, del De.
partamento de Instruction fRCiIit6 coFt6s-
mente hoy & an reporter" de "Ls CorFeB,
pondencia" Ia siguients information:
-Hs sido deSignada para desempe1aT
una escuela preparatoriR en- MoFovis, Ia
aefioritA Angela LRuTeano.
Ell senior J. r. Alonzo hs sido deBig-
pado para I'm puesto en- Ia junta esColaE de
LRres
-El Befior Juan B. ssin, de Anasco,
ha renunciado 81 cargo que deBsmpef aba
en- la iuntR eBColar de aquellR poblRci6n.
Ell DepartAmento do instruction ha
concedido al munieipio de Rio Grando
ana nUevR eEcuela rural.
Para maestro de CulebFa hR Aido
deEignado 81 senior Marcos Fuentes.
-El preaupuesto adicional de Ia junta
egcolar de Visques ha Bido aprobRdo con
una auma de 81. 328 81 como total de
ingresos.
Con Ia anuencia del gobernador de la
isla, ha donado el DepaEtamento de InH-
truoci6n 81 de sanidad, Carload Prisio-
mes, reStos de MADEIRA otTos materiRles
que podr6n ser utilizRdos por los nif1oB del
Asilo de Santurce en- las clagsB de ATtes =
OfcioH de cate estableCimiento.
Ell Comisionado de instruction doc.
tor Dexter, ha invitado para eHta nocha
una reception en- Hu caRa particular { los
BupeEintendentes de escuelaB, jefts de divi.
sion del DepaTtamsnto , & Gus Beforas.
La Bsmana entranto galdr6 lR iBla
en- vista de inspection el senior Gonzales
Font.
-El senor Manuel FernandezsJ j uncos
visit6 hoy al Comisionado de instruction
Celebrando con 81 una ConfsTenCia FafaTents
& RBuntos de instruction.
En- los ex6maneg para pFofsgores ruTa-
les celebrates liltimamenta han sido apro.
badag las siguientes senoEitaH: Isabel Cruz,
de Santurcs NJ Diaz Disz, de JuncoB.
M. Rodriguez VilaT, de Caguas. A.
Marin, de Rio PiedTaa. M. Luisa Torres,
de PuertR de TERRA Ana Infants de este
mismo barrio.
En- vista de inspection ha salido la
isIa 81 neior N. Chopper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
NO SELLEvO AEFEC-
to la aSambIea
uniOnista en- Baya-
mon
Sc THfieTG que IN americana So ls
aTl6 a un pOIicla J que este
tuvO que haGeI us0 del TOten.
Fl LIDO. MsrquaZ gan6 % ID cOrtO municipal u
JuIGIO ID IRd0mRlzGGI6n.
(De nMestrO sOsresponsaE }


Noviembrs 6.-El domingo pr6ximo
plsadO, no % pudo IIevar & efecto ID asam-
bleR anunciads de la union de Puerto
Rico en- eata Ciudad, aplas6ndose para el
domingo pE6ximo vsnideTo.
LAS distinguidaA Be1oritas Rosario =
Maria Lopez, hermRnas de nueatr0 quaFi.
do amigo CorEeligionaFio don Agu8 1n
Lopez, han eatado pag6ndoBs unoB 3iag en-
eRta ciudad FegFegand0 81 residenoia de
la Carolina. Ssntimos que hsya aldo tan
CoEta la peFmanencia en- esta CiudRd de
tan apreciables dsmaa.
-Anoche uno que Bs dice americana us
le aFm6 81 policfR Miranda, cojiendolo poF
81 Cuello, dando lugaT que 81 policfR le
diesa dos macanazog, con aPreglo "a
cueEpo, teniendo que scr Conducido Rl
hospital donde fu6 cuFado pOr 81 praci
cante Granela.
-Sr. AIcalde: Los vecinoa de Guai.
nRbO se quejan de que los m6diOoB tituIa-
Ees, no van visiter aqueI poblRdo CO.
TeCsn por complete de RRiBtenCia m6dica.
EBperamog que ssF6 atendidR Ia juBta que
ja dc los vecinoB de Guainabo.
-Tambi6n en- 81 refsrido poblado hacs
fRItR otFR eBcuelR, pueB la pFofe8oFR que
hay tiene mas de 80 nifios
lei LIDO. Marques acaba de obtsner
nm nuevo triunfo On su profession, gAnando
en- Ia CoFts del diatrito de San Juan, an
iuicio de indemnizaci6n & favor dc Pru.
dencia EHcalera, de santurce, contra don
Juan Cortada, de Ponce, defendiendo &
este BefioF el Lcdo Alvarez Nava. Mucho
nos Complace 81 triunfo obtenido poE nues.
tro buen amigo, 81 que fsIicitsmos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
EN- La MANSION
BECUTIvB.
Ell se6Or T. H HOTd no aCepta eI car
go de attorney general. Fl ST.
GinOriO en- Csyey.
Fl sGHsr WII0gghhy GBhlrGa SI 10 para los
EStIdOs URldOs coz BOtIT0 Do ID 0nfsTma
dad do IN familiar.

El gobernador Post estnyo hoy madia
hoEa con los ''EeporterS". La isla -asta
tTanquila.
Ell iusz municipal de Cayey, Lido. Ms'
nuel GinoriO visit6 hoy al gobsFnador.
ri sefior Post obtuvo del rtferido funcio'
mario que speTmaneciera prsstando uuG
aeEvicioa allf haAta EneTo pE6ximo, pues
tendrfa gTandes difcultadeB ahorR para
un suatituto. Reptile el b n oT Post los
peEiodistaH ell busn concepto gus en- 81 de-
sempeno de 90 cargo le mersCs el refsrido
compatTiota & qai6n gu plic6 continuara en-
eI pueAto hsBta Ia Fefsrida fscha.
FL LIDO F. I'll. HoFd no acepta el cargo
que le fa6 cfrecido de attorney general
de Puerto Rico sn Bustituci6n del senior
Feuille, 81 gobeTnRdor manifesto hoy
que Biente mucho esa discrimination por
cEeeF que harfa nm buen funcionRTio, por
mas que comprende que en- materia de
convsniencia poE inteFassg, es 81 bufete del
Hefior Hord de mejor resultado para 81
que 81 cargo de attorney general de la
isIa.
-,Usted ConoCe & Mr.. PensoD?-pre'
gunt6 81 gobernador el reporter" de La
Correspondence"
-L0 oigo Rhora pOE vez primera-con'
test6 BonEi6ndoas el gobsrnadoE.
EBta taVde celebTa session Ia 'Liga anti
tubeTcuIosa"
A las II 20 termin6 hoy Ia entrevista
cambiandoss ideas respecto de divsraOB
aHuntos.
El 10 de los coEriante1, probablemente
embarcar6 para los Estados Unidos el ss'
cretaEio de Puerto Rico Sc, WiIloughby.
Un sensible motive le obliga 4 YeaIizar sBe
visjs, y Cd el sstado de gravsdad de la
ae1ora madre de % distinguida espeHa,
que est6 enfsrma de cuidado en- 80 Fesi'
dencia en- squel pafS. va hace pocaS &C.
manaB pas6 Ia refeTida sefiora de Willouh
by por la ruda prueba de perder al autor
de Bus dias ahoEs SO encuentEa con ssa
nueva desaz6n. DessamoB que Ia sRlud
de Ia respectable dana mejoTe pronto y
que deBaparezca todo motive de Cuidado
por eHa causa para Bus familiareB todoB ,
paTticnlarmente para loI distingui dos eS'
pesos WiIloughby.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
NOTICIBS
de GUAYBMA.
la junta de distritO de Ia s0eisdad
'ahOIiGi0nista De Ia pena de nueT'
d te Ianzara un manifesto. 2 =
EI pf0siIgIOso llClld0 Dc IA cIudld SllIt ibsu0I
to da-unl IGusiCl6n.
Ode MuestrO OOrTesponsaL. }

NoviembEe 5.-El doctor don Aleian'
dro Ruiz Soler, inspector de ganidRd de ca.
ta poblaci6n, sAli6 aver para SAM JuRn ,
QuebHadilIaB ca uaO de liCenCiR , con 81
objeto De auiStir 6sls asamblea m6diCR que
se hR de celsbTar en- San Juanlel pr6xi.
mo domingo.
GFataa imprssiones deBesmos ri buen
amigo que 80 auasnta, que au. TegFeso
Hea pronto esta ciudad donde se le apre'
cia , diStiDgus de veraH.
e vieTneH de Is semRnR pasada, 81
&. nor oficial de Eauidad de eata poblaci6n
ordeu6 la cremaci6n de an Cerdo por eataE
atacsdo de tVichin& do die8 y seiB caiaB
de queBo de bola que estRban en- NAL esta'
do pertsneciantes los Hefiares Moreno ,
Co., FreiEia HeTmano1 del comercio de
estR ciudad.
La qusia fu6 presentada 81 Official de
sandal poT los refsridos comerciantss.
-Ss encuentEa desampehRndo 10 plaza
de Official de BRnidad On calidad de inteFi'
no el doctor don jose Maria Mufioy. 81
p6blico como siempEe 90 halla sRtiafsoho
de % Bclicitud m6dica.
La iunta de diRtrito de II "sociedad
AboliCioniEtR de lR penR capital" de esta
ciudad, lapzRT6 en- bFeve an manifesto 81
pfblicO de Guyana y pueblos de 10 di8'
trito para eatimulaP lR pronta oFganigG.
ci6n de las juntas locales dc Ia misma on
les refeTidos pueblos , On 81 que % tTata
ran tambi6n RBuntoa de vital inteT6s para
Ia colectividad.
Ruda es la tRTea empTendida, peFo CO.
mo idea altruiata al fn, alentamoH & los
iniciadoHea de tan hermoEa labor para que
no deBmsyen , eontin6en impsEt6fTitoS
IaboEando poF tan humRnitaEiR obra.
-El doctor don Enrique Gonzalez, al
calds de Ia ciudad, ha Balido sbsuelto de
Ia acuaaci6n que Ie hizo don jose AlonEo.
Ell iuez de la Corte no necaBit6 OR IL
prueba de deBcaFgo para dar su veTedicto
de inoceucia al aousRdO.
EI sailoF Gonzales que eBpsrabs con la
mayor serenidad 81 fallo justo que SO pro-
nunciaEa On 50 oauss, extender6 50 per.
don al que pretsndi6 mortifoarIe con una
infundada acuaRci6n, renunciRndo & la de-
Duncia de periurio que tiene derecho eu'
tableceF contra ell BefoT Alfonso.
Bien por 81 seiior Gonzales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

pc Ia atenci6n de Ia Corte = del p6b!ico,
pronunciando IN buen diGcuFao foFenss.
Seguidaments Be levRnt6 el abogGdo
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