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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
MARION MAN
IS INTERESTED
-. L,, ! --
In Company Owning 81
Pumping Oil Wells.
Company Incorporated at Columbus
with $4,000 Capital
Stock

The Rock Oil company, with n
capital stock of S25,0OO. and having
offices In Upper Sandusky, was in
corporated by l. "A. Seligman and
others Thursday morning, in Colum-
bus. The Rock Oil company, form
erly had headquarters in Lancaster,
but was never incorporated. 1t owns
twenty-one pumping wells In this
county and also an interest IN the
big gas well on the Joseph iNsher
| farm.
The leases owned by the company
Iare on the Yohe, Albert Wright and
Beatty farm, in the vicinity of
Lowell and Crawford. The company
has now been purchased by some
Mt. Gilead parties. together with j..
II. Ulrich, S. j. Black, A. b. Whit
Iney, j. A. Kirk, L. A. Seligman.
ali of this city. and Nell Shaw, of
Marion. The gentlemen have fine
property and will doubtless make
ia nice thing ont OF their wells Up
jper Sandusky Chief.
The salve that acts ike poul-
| tice Is Pine Salve Carbolized. No
other salve 50 good for cuts, burns,
boils and chapped skin. Ask about
1T. Price % cts.
Sold by Flocken Drug Store.
1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is Both Agreeable and
Efft Give

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs, colds and
Group, and the fact that 1t Is pleas
ant to take and contains nothing
In any way injurious has made it
a favorite with mothers. Mr.. w.
IS. Pelham. a merchant of Kinks
Vile, Iowa, says: For more than
twenty years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been my leading rem
edy for all throat troubles. IL Is
especially successful in cases Of
Group. Children like it and my GUS
toners who have used it will not
take any other" For sale by all
druggists.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
In Y. M. c. A. Gymnasium
q Contest.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT
TO Witness the Excellent
Program of Events.
Medals Won by Contestants will be
Presented to Winners on Friday
Night April IL.

The third and last Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium contest held in the As
sociation gym last night and was
greeted by % capacity audience and
one Of the best athletic programs
ever given by local amateur per-
formers was witnessed.
The contest last night decided
the winner OF the gym. honcrs Tor
the season. Hollis +. Pace took
first place with thirty-four points
to his credit, winning the gold
medal. Pace proved u wonder both
i'll physical efficiency and action.
He did not enter the first contest
but won the medal on the merits
shown in the last two. Howard
Mag won second place with twen-
ty-eight points and thus capturing
the silver medal. CUTLERY took
third place with 81 l-3 points to
his credit, winning the bronze
medal.
The medals wild be presented to
the winners Oh Friday evening,
April. II. at which time the gym
nasium Boosters club will mold n
banquet in the Association gym.
Dr.. Fisher, president of the physi-
cal department of the international
Y. NJ. G.. A. committee will be
present and make an address.
The program Of last evening
was arranged and under the sole
direction of physical director G..
NJ. Douthiit, and its great degree
of success was due to his energetic
labor.
One of the features of the pro-
gram last evening, worthy of spe-
cial mention was the music. The
athletic numbers were interspersed
with grand selections from the
Association ten-piece orchestra un-
der the direction of Harvey Mar
tin. The Y. NJ. c. A. glec club,
directed by Prof. Frederic Berry
man also rendered several selcc-
tions.
Exhibition work on the side
horse by the Leaders class and a
leap frog race by tho Juniors
proved interesting preliminarics. A
rmning high jump was won by
Hugh Smith. a shoe race was won
by Lloyd Mcclure. A highly inter-
esting number was an exhibition
blind folded boxing match between
pugilists ''Chick'' Golden aud
mike" Ross. After ten rounds
the match was declared draw.
a hopping race by the Juniors
and a basketball race by the
boys classes proved entertaining
sandwich numbers.
In the contest numbers proper
the results were rs follows:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
MRS. R. CASTER
DIES WEDNESDAY
At Her Residence Northwest
of Kirby.
Deceased was Mother of Dougless
Caster and Mrs. Jessie
Barkley of Marion

Mrs. Mary Caster wife of Rob-
ert Caster, died at her home two
miles north west of Kirby, We'd
nesday afternoon. at o'clock
from tuberculosis, after lingering
illness. 90
Mrs. Casters maiden name was
Mary Snyder. She was the daugil-
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, liv-
ing near LaRmc and was born III
Pitt township fifty-scven years
ago. When % young woman she
was married to Robert Caster, who
still survives her. They were the
parents OF five children.
They are Preston Caster who is
in the employ of Jacob Stern, in
this city; Douglas Caster and Jes-
sic. wife Of Clarence Barklcy, of
Marion; and Ada and Miss Lizzie
az home, Mrs. Caster also leaves
her mother, who is eighty-fivc
years old; one sister, Mrs. Lena
Dobart. OF near LaRue; and three
brothers, Township Trustee Amas
Snyder, Jacob Snyder and John
SNYDER Of Upper ,Sandusky.
The funeral will occur Saturday
morning at 10 o'clack from the
home and will be conducted by
Rev. j. IL. Beck. Burial will be
made in the Jackson Ccnte. come
teryt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15

| Clay Council met last evening
and transacted only routine bust
ness.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
Brief n1ention

The charter members of the
Waldo Grange Society did not
meet for organization Thursday
night as was intended. The meet
ing was postponed on account Of
the bad roads, until Tuesday even
ing. March 2G.
QUO Schlientz, agent at the Gale.
donia union depot, has resigned the
position TO accept the agency on the
Big -Four ct North Eaton, suburb
an town, just out of Cleveland.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Myers, OF Uhler Avenue son, this
morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
CHRISTIAN KNIT
Kicked by a Horse and is Badly
Injured.

Injured.
While working at the Leffler barn
on South Prospect street, Thursday
might, Christian Kintz, a driver, was
kicked in the right groin by a
horse. The animal planted both
feet in the mans side. knocking him
half way across the barn. He was
unable to call for assistance for
some time,
Dr.. l.. ID. Hamilton was called and
rendered medical attention The pa
tients condition was quite serious
for time last night. but he is
somewhat better today
The degree sNsff OF the subordinate
court of ForesteN viii meet this
evening for practic Every mem
Der is requested to b& nresent. W.
ia. Phillips win be present to as
sist in the work
BY ORDER OF THE CAPTAIN.
III t."E Nf5Ni ~ Z. y. ilf f 81 .s,i
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15

Standing high iump--1st Pace
26 IT,, 2 in; 2nd = Mag, 25 e.. 2
in: Bird --Dickerson "a #.
Medicine Ball Put 1st = Mag
Al #. 10 in; 2nd Pace II. Z
in; Dickerson f.. g in.
Rope Climb-Pace, Z seconds
CUTLERY, 8 seconds; Mag and
Hurr, 10 seconds.
Running High Dive-Pace and
Mag, s It,, 4 in. CUTLERY, s #.
2 in.
Obstaelc Race CUTLERY, thirty.
two seconds; Pace and Hurr, thirt,
four seconds.
Judges eli the contest William
Gross, A.. n. Smith. DR.. A. b.
Lawson. Announcer-Dr. G.. b.
Emery, Chief Usher, C. Il. Ieffler
Lefflcr.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15

The Druids transacted only rou-
tine business at last night s meet
ing. Arrangements were made for
holding initiatory work at the
next meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
Bakgains at Ellery's

Just recsEed complete line of
new post caNs.
Wall Paper Sleaner, cans for 25c.
Ready mixedSaint, 1Oc a can.
Complete as2rtment of "Tile
Like.
Garden Seeds, 2Radk cages , for &c.
Paint Brush, 4c Y 90.
White Wash Brnshoss Sc to $l.O0.
styles gas globes. 81 each.
Bissell's Carpet Sweeper, 81 80.
At
ELLERY'S BARGAIN STORE.
u No. 123 N. Main.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15

At the regular meeting of the
Uniformed Rank X. of =. last
night class four candidates was
initiated and considerable import
ant business was transacted. The
business meeting was followed by
q social hour.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15

Two candidates were given the
degree of the order ut the meet
ing of Naysidc Lodge |. o. o. +.
held last evening. Arrangements
were made TO hold a special meet
ing next Wednesday night at
which time the degree team will
drill. The first degree ~ will be
conferred on II class Of candidates
next Thursday evening. aI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15

Marion Lodge of Elks last night
held well attended meeting.
The second nomination cf officers
was in ordor. The Dancing Club
committee reported the date for the
next hop as April Il. There was n
good attendance of members.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
PATHFINDERS
ENTERTAIN
G9lI -
Thursday Night With an
Open House.
PROGRAM IS RENDERED
Local Lodge Receives Second
Prize in Contest.
Large Number of Secret Societies
Meet Last Evening and Trans.
act Important Business.

hldlloll isF'-N +''' f. FII
finders entertained last evening
with an "open house. Over one
hundred members and friends or
the order were in attendance.
The program opened with Mr..
II. Rcardon acting as chairman.
Prof. Charles Bloom rendered sew
era musical numbers that were
greatly enjoyed. Recitations were
given by Manfred Brooks, Master
Perry Miller and Earl Greenland.
Mrs. Millard James favored those
present with musical selection.
Deputy Supervisor Organizer |.
X. Cmbarger of Mansfield was
present and in q clever address pre-
scnted the lodge with the Officers
regalia, prize given for Marion
securing the second largest number
Of new members of any lodge III
the district since January !, 1907.
District Deputy r.. +. Brooks of
Bellcfontaine gave an interesting
address along the lines Of the or
der. Elegant refreshments were
served. A number of the members
Of Crescent lodge No. 40 attended.
| Two candidates were given the
degree of the order ut the meet
ing of " Maysidc Lodge /. o. o. +.
held last evening. Arrangements
were made TO hold a special meet
ing next Wednesday night at
which time the degree team will
drill. The first degree ~ will he
conferred on II class Of candidates
next Thursday evening. VI 2n'
Fifty members of the american
Insurance Union were present at
the regular meeting held Thursday
evening. Considerable ~ rontinc
business was transacted. Two APP
plcations tor membership were
presented.
During the evening Miss Clara
Moshcr favored those present with
several rceitations. AT the next
meeting in two weeks the gentle
men will banquet the ladies'.
The Companion of Forcstcrs at
the regular meeting held last cven-
ing initiated one candidate. Con-
siderable important business came
up for consideration and distribu-
tion. The remainder of the evening
was spent in drill practice. The
degree team will put on the work
at Bucyrus on the evening of
March q when large class of
candidates will be introduced into
the mysteries of the order.
A class of five candidates will
take the rank of Esquire at the
regular meeting of Marion Lodge
No. 400 X. of p. this evening.
A large attendance Of the men,
bers is desired.
Marion Lodge of Elks last night
held a well attended meeting.
The second nomination cf officers
was in ordor. The Dancing Club
committee reported the date for the
next hop as April IL. There was
good attendance of members.
At the regular meeting of the
Uniformed Rank X. of =. last
night class four candidates was
initiated and considerable import
| 4 a,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15

In the Y. NJ. C.. A. parlors and
gymnasium Saturday evening, the
Boys club Of the Association will
give big oyster feed at cost
cf two-bits. An invitation is ex-
tended to all
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13
Escuadra americana.
Orden de marcha,

Washington, julio Sci embarque de cua-
renta mil toneladas de carbon de Welsh pedidas por
el gobierno, ha dado margen que Sc pregunte
Washington de todas parties detalles acerca de ese
pedido, el mayor que Sc ha visto. Ell gobierno ME-
ga que haya frmado coutratos por carbon, pero con-
fesa que las existencias de dicho combusble en- el
Pacifco casi son nulas. No ha dejado de causar
extraheza por coincidir con la orden de salida de
la escuadra. La Consolidation Coul Company de
Baltimore, parece que es la que Sc ha comprometi-
do llenar el pedido al efecto esta cargando el
vapor ocean Monarchs en- el puerto de Covington
de donde podra salr dentro de pocos dias con seis
mil toneadas, que es su cabda. Este barco Sc diri
gra al cabo de Hornos pero la escuadra es probable
que Ia despacheu q pasar por el canal de Suez por
ser mas corto el trayecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13
LEOPQLD0 F|GUl!lOA

Tuvimos hoy el g. isto de sa-
ludar a nuestro joven cc mpatriota
Leopoldo Figueroa y Car. ,era, hijo
de nuestro entusiasta y C nisecuen-
te corrsligionario aChuch,iS Figue-
roa, que acaba de regresar de la
Habana, cn cuya uuiversldad apro-
bo q primer sio oe med clnx, con
brillantisimas notas.
uLa Discussion, sLa Lucli; y y
otros importante diaylos habaD, 1 os
It dedltan sueitos mr eNptesig os,
llenos de ilaorS ,ncUi1t stleas.
Keproducitemos eli nuestl a
edici6n pr6xlma uno de elos, q,
que st hsce Cumplida justicia q los
meritos del joven Figueroa, 4
quien reiteramos nuestro afeCtuo-
so saludo y nuestTa mas cordial
suhoiabuenar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13
UNA ADytRTtNCIA

Al proponerme publican la obra
titulada ola Colonization en- Puerto
Rico,s parcialmente buscaba facili-
dad para su circulation entire las
clases menos acouodadas, pero e
corto mumero de Su>criptores que
han optado por recibirla eli cuader-
nos mensuaies no ofrecr conlpen.
saci0n al aumento de gastos que
representa- la distribution en- tai
lorna.
He tenidO, pues, que prescin.
dir de mi proposito, ajustandome
al deseo de la mayoria, Y en- conse-
cuencia el lihro no Sc lsndra a Ia
venta hasta su comptria impression
y encuadernaci6n a la rdstica, sin
.alterarse 81 precio de dos pesos para
las personas cue NE han fayo1ecidc
suscribiendose.
!, San Tuan, julio IS de 1897,
S, Brau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13
Un espla del Jap6n.
Detenido en- California,

San Diego California; julio I3.-La policia
de esta ciudad redujo prisi6n un sujeto que re-
sult6 ser un Official deejercito del Japon porque in
fund6 sospechas Conducido la jefatura de pocis,
Sc e encontraron centenares de vistas fotosraGcas
pianos detalles de fortalezas de redes ee>trcss
que comunican con las minas submarines cuantio-
sos snformes ademas references las baterias de ar
teria dc costa Avi;au dc la ciudad de MejicoI tam
bien que el dia de este mes desembarcaron EN- Il
puerto de Slnta Cruz doscientos setenta cinco ja
poneses que dijeron erau miueros contratados para
trabajar en- las nuas de carbon de Las Esperanzas;
pro el agente de inmgrantes que el go5ierno tiene
en- IA ciudad de 81 Paso que sun chino llamado
Jose X. Strand, >comunca que no cesan de egar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13
Espias japoneses.
En- Estados-Unido

Nueva York, julio 13.-Se ha dado aqui un
banquete en- honor de Yamamoto, al que asisti6
tambien el Embajador japones en- Washington, Sc
nor Aoki. Este pronunci6 un dscurso sin otro OBJ.
ieto que hacer pubico que la paz no interrumpl-
ria. Tanto Ell agasao del gobierno americana al ex-
mnistro de Marina japones como las declaraciones
de Aoki, son comentadisimas por la aparerlte con-
tradicci6n que todo clio envuelve. FL o6cal japo-
mes detenido como espia en- San Diego California
-iespues de minuciosa investigation Sc ha averi-
guado que tenia en- su copia de infornes los mas
completes datos acerca de las defensas del Pacifco
tales emplazamientos de las piezas, calibre, al
canoe provision de las mismas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13
Tempo de guerra.
Tribunal de presas,

La Haya, julio 13.--Mr. Fry, delegado ingles
4 la conferenca, muestrase sorprendido seg1n 10
DECLARE de que dcha corferencia no haya tornado
en- consideration la propuesta hecha por los dele
gados britanicos alemanes de mancomun, relativa
que Sc establezca un tribunal agregado al de ar
bAtraje obigatorio que lame tribunal de presas,
cor caracter international que entienda en- la de-
cisi6n de asuntos de esa indole que en- tempo de
guerra Sc susciten. Ante las decaraciones de Fry
el delegado britanico, Ell delegado americana Mr..
Joseph H. Choates propuso ent6nces que por la CO.
respondents Sc buscara el medic de harinonizar
las distntas proposciones que Sc han presentado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13

Esta mafiana visitaron al
Cobetnador, celebrando con el una
larga conferencia, las damas y ca
balleros que forman el consejo de
Ia Escnela de Enfermeras, que Sc
abrira en- breve.
-Iuforma el teniente Bird, de
Caguas: sGuardia Narvaez acompa-
fiado del Inspector de Sanidad To-
cal ocuparon cuatro caballos ataca-
dos de muermo que tenfa ocultos
en- su Anca don Adrian Perez. He
detenido dos peones y al hijo del
Sehor Balado y presentado denun-
cia contra ellos y contra don Adrian
Perez, por infracci6n al articulo
$50 del Codigo Penal. 81 indivi-
duo atacado de muermo de que di
cuenta aver falleci6 esta mafiana. y
FL mismo Teniente informa en-
Otro despacho que por orden del
Official de Sanidad doctor Reguero
fue sacrifcado un caba.lo de don
Adrian Perez, por hallarse atacado
de muerlno. Hay otto caballo en-
observation.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de sa
ludar q nuestro compatriota el jo-
ven don Gil c6rdova Davila, quier
ha venido de New York como re
presentante del conocido y popular
einpresario Mr.. Lowande.
Deseamosle acierto en- sus ges
tones.
Los j6venes de esta ciudac
Juan Escribano y Ramon Requena
Sc proponen dar una excursion
Ponce en- bicicleta el dia "a de
actual, tomando el record del item
po que empleen TN el recorrido en-
tire ambas ciudades.
-Quejanse los vecinos del ca
llej6n de las Monjas del escandal
gus fOrman ALI todas las tardes uno
ruantoS zagaletones.
Una vista de la policia pc
aquel recinto podria evitar la cont
uuaci6n de tales alborotos.
Aver tarde Sc reuni6 el CO
mite de Salud PIblica, del Conse
10 Eiscutivu, en- Ia o6ciua d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13
lSUNTOS D|V[RSOS
Programs de la retreta
de r1anana en- la P1a-
"a de Baldo1ioty.
DOCTOR FIGuEROA
Captura del autor del crimen
ocurrido recientemen-
te en- Bays mon.
DOCTOR FIGuEROA

Programa de las pleas que
tocara en- la retreta de maiiana la
banda de Ia policfa insular, EN- Ia
plaza de Baldorioty;
/. Marcia (estreno) rJoo We.
bera, Apelles. 2. aMoraimaD carac-
terfstico, Esrincsa. 3. Second Hum
garian Rhapsody, Litz. 4. Walls
con variaciones de saxofon AL Mis-
terrioo, Lopez. S. Concertante fl
nal II de la opera Poliuto, Donize-
til. 6. Two step sBon BoyS, Jcodo.
que. 7. Jota de la Zarzuela aLa
Algeria de la Huertan, Chueca. s.
Danza sJose6naH, Rios Ovalie.
aStar Spangle Banners.
Sc encuentra Ell esta ciudad,
de regreso de Mayagiiez, ell reputa.
do cirujano doctor don Manuel FL
guefoa.
Sc nosinforma que un tai
Elias Salgado, es el autor del cri-
men cometido anteayer en- la ca.
rretera de Bayam6n Toa alta, de
que va dimoS cuenta aver. Ill
SAlsado ha sido preso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13
Impresiones y noticias

Attorney General, asistiendo el
Superintendent de Sanidad doctor
Vazquez. Su objeto fue cambiar
impresiones acerca del informe que
han de presentar al Gobernador
sobre 81 problema de higienizacion
de Cayey.
Los cinco jugadores de
'Poker0 que fueron sorprendidos
antenoche en- Puerta de Terra, en-
el cafetin de Juan Gonzalez, por
los poIicias Girona y Santos, fue.
ron remitidos por cinco dias q la
carcel municipal.
-Cuando el dolor de muelaS
no nos deja vivir es, que nuestra
sangre esta impura. aEl Recupe-
rador de la salud es el llamado a
puri6carla. National Drug Agen-
cy.-Sol II9.
Ell contratiSta de obras Mr..
J. Kats ha pedido autorizaci6n de
la ACADIA de la ciudad para cons.
truir, con arreglo a los pianos que
preSenta. dos casaS tu la calle Ce,
IRA, de Santurce; una para el y otrs
para don Francisco La Tore.
-Ha sido designado Ell sargen
to de la polio don Rafael Igaravi
dez, que sirve el cargo de escribien
te de las o6cinaS del Quartet Gene
raj, para el cargo de comandant'
del puesto de San Juan.
-Atacada de febre tifoide;
ha ingresado en- el Hospital Qua
rentenario la individua Hortensii
Valentin Rosa. Tambien ingresC
con vaEioloides Cenubia Santos ri
fieiro.
Sc ha acordado por Fl Ayun
tamiento dc esta ciudad nombrar III
tecnico para auxi'iar al ingenier
lie la ciudal en- los muchcs lrabajc
) Qae ptsAn aobre su depaIlam.ul,
10 que nos parece reducido IS {,
: habrr diario dc So. so que Sc ha 5,
: 1alado como retribucion para es
t@cnico.
. Hoy por la mahans Sc b
. reuuido IL Junta Superior de San
! dad, para rssOlver varios asunte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13

pendienteS, entire ellos los exame.
nes de Farr1aceuticos.
La o6cina de reos aCvierte
que, cuan0o Sc usen sellos corrien-
tes. por valor de diez centavos', en-
Sustituci6n de los especialeS de
Especial Delivery,n IS condicion in
dispensable escribir sobre aquellcs
las palabras Especial DeliveryS
ST este requisite no Sc llena, la
carta 9 paquete quedara depositado
en- Ia o6cina.
Francisco Levautp, foras-
tero, sufri6 aver un slrcope Ell
calle, siendo recegido y llevado a
la Sala de Socor1cs donde fue auxi-
liado por el practicante don Gui-
llermo Claudio,
No mas inapetencia.
Tomese las pastil1as digestivas
del DR.. lie Rey, malca eANTU.
RICASs.
lie han sido con, .edidos ochC
dias de licencia al prac ticante de Ia
sala dc soco1roS don R am6n Llau
ger, por hallarse enfermO, lie sus
tituye Ell jovep practi icante dor
Guillermo Claudio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-13
SAN JUAN Y Ia |SLA
Fa1lecimientO dc una
respectable Dana ell
la ciudad de Paris.
BRUIERIA IN SANTURCE
Vista o6cisl al Manicomic.
El alumbrado de Ia BIZ
blioteca Municipal.

FL Hon. Gobernador Pest
ha 1ecibido TN cable anunciandole
el fallscimiento en- Paris de su Sc
fiora abuela Ia Condtsa de Tro-
brand. Dicha dama era americana,
pero hace largos aiios contrajo ma
trimonio con el Conde de Trobrand
y traslado alli su residencia.
FL goberpador Post no gual-
dara este luto en- 10 que respecta q
los actcs de caracter Official a que
esta obligado q asistir por el cargo
que ejerce; pero 81 10 guardara en-
particular, por el tempo debido,
suspendiendo toda clase de recep-
clones y 6estas intimas.
LA DEMocRAcIA envia al dig.
no gobernante y a sus demas deu-
l
dos el mas sentido pesane por tan
lamentable perdida.
Aver tarde sali6 para Areci.
bo el Inspector medico del distrite
nofte, con el fin de informar er
un juicio criminal como perito me
dico.
En- el A>ilo de Ciegos de
Ponce fallecio el enfermo Balbinc
Peia.
--Ha sido denunciado ante Il
Cote municipal, por el detective
Liborio Torres, al individuo Gabi
lno Torres, de Santurce, porque Sc
gun manifestations de Jose Pas
cual, aquel le echo a este abruje
riaO en la puerta de su casa. Z
Gabino ha manifestado que el SO
lamente cumpliment6 el encarg
que le hiciera la individual Ramon
Marrero.
- Aver giro una vista of, ia
al Manicomio el Director auxi
liar del Depa:tamento Consolidad
don Jaime Annexy.
Han sido dados de alta, po
curados,> Ell el ASilo de Locos q
San Juan, los individuos Eduvigi
Cruz, de Bayam6n; Ruperta Cere
ma de Humacao; Jacoba Rosado
, Rosado, de Caguas; ramona Re
yes, de Yabucoa y Saturnina Me
dina, de Fsjardo.
-Quejanse algunas persona
que van a la Biblioteca InSular, d
que el alum0rado eS uehClente el
los salones de lectura. MuchaS We
ces tienen que estar cambiando d
uno a otro SALON por esa defcienci
que debe corregirse.
-Anoche, en la calle Infant
Luisa, de la Marina, fue morbid
por un perro, en- el rie izquierdc
Ell individuo MarceIo Manzano.
Aver fue asistido en- Ia So
, la de Socorros Juan Roman, de un
> herida contusa en- la region occip
to larietal y una Confusion Ell I
:. labio superior.