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tuntsxilI. sehooIs 70 Reopen.

The precautions taken by the municI-
pality of Huntsville guarding against a
spread of diphtheria sec INTO have proven
successful and as result the schools OF
the town which have been closed for a
week viii be opened again on Monday.
This action was decided upon at A meet
ing OF the county board Of education veg
terday The other business transacted
BY the board was of routine nature.
BILLS agereSatine eI1s were allowed
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Y. M. c. A., IS; APoLLos. 10.
In Fast Game Former Team Wins in
Garrison Finish.

American Fork. Jan 26-The second
game OF basketball of the series Of two
between the salt Lake Y. NJ. G. \. and
Apollo team OF this city was played here
this evening and was one OF the best
contests OF the gear. The game was eX-
ceedngly fast both teams doing good
work and playing fine team work The
visitors At the end OF the first half
Che local had safe lead OF j. TO 10 and
appeared 20 have the game we'll n hand
They maintained this relative lead I'D
until the last three minutes of play when
the Y. VI. e. A. rushed three field goals
IN rapid succession. giving them the
game. The lineup:
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LsHl, SO; sPRINeVlLLE, 10.
Utah County High School League Is
Now Busy.

Lehi. JAN. - The high schools OF Lehi.
American Fork. Pleasant Grove and
BAH league and viii play series Of
twelve games Tor the county Champion
ship and silver cup valued - So. I.ehi
in hotly contested game at Springvile
last night Won over The Springviile team
with score Of 81 To IT, and the Pleasant
Grove team defeated American Fork 1T
Pleasant Grove. As Lehi defeated
Pleasant Grove last week. this gives Lehf
the victory in two. games out OF six the
other four remaining yet to be played
Tho Lehi Eighth Grade Basketball team
defeated the Pleasant Grove Eighth Grade
M a game at the city pavilion last eve
ming.
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CHESS MASTERS AT IT.
Lasker Has Best of it in First DAYS
Play.

New York. Jan. 26-Dr Emanuel
Lasker, the holder Of the title, tonight.
won from Frank J. Marshall. the first
game IN a series TOT the chess champion
ship OF the world. Marshall resigned
after fifty moves had been made Plav
began at 2:S0 o'clock this afternoon. adj
tOurnment being taken ut 600 O'Clock.
Play was resumed at 500 o'clock and con-
tinued until nearly 1900 o'clock When
recess was taken for dinner twenty
moves had been registered.
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B.Y.U MEETS Bye.
IN BATTLE ROYAL
Utah'S Two Crack Basketball
Teams Put Up Great Game
Provo Wins, Is to "a.
Special 20 The Herald)

Provo Jan. 26.-The basket BAH game
between the b. Y. T.. and the h. Y. G.
was the most exciting ever played here.
N the striking Of the gong the teams
we're tied both sides having secured y
POINTS On playing off the tie. Greenwood
vas fOuled and Vanguard tossed a bas-
kei from the free line giving the 3. Y. &.
"A Perkins came to the rescue of the
home team by throwing "a basket from "a
Inherent angle. and the game closed 25
10 q I'm favor of the r. Y. I. Rose. the
n Y l.. star. was disabled and did not
piay In the first half. which closed with
4 score of - 10 Il I'm favor OF Provo
Gardner who played right guard in place
of Rose. did well. bat at the beginning of
tho second half Rose WAS substituted for
him. as The V. \. l.. boys found them
selves up against q hard combination. Al
though as 10 turned out. the change did
not help matters any. Both sides ptaved
loose but the guard work was very effec-
tive Thirteen fouls were called on the.
b. Y L. and seventeen on the y. Y. g.
The following was the lineup:
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I had Catarrh for about fifteen
years, and no man could have
been worse. I tried everything
I could hear OF, but no good re-
suited then began 8. 8. g., aud
could see o little Improvement
from the first bottle, and after
taking it n short while was cured.
This was six years ago, and I am
As well today as any man. i Think
Catarrh Is a blood disease, and
know there Is nothing on earth
better for the blood than S. 8. s..
Nobody thinks more Of s. 8. g.
than I do. n. &ATSON.
LRD0or. Mich.
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CATARRH1B1 s IooR
AND SYSTEM DISORDERED

Caah Of
throat dropping
throat continual hawking splitting
cate it is blood disease which the greater
OF uric acid the blood The Liver Kidneys and Bowels frequently
and dull their action
This IS taken by the blood and
OF the These
different membranes body
cold will
symptoms OF Catarrh As the blood parts body
poison affects all parts OF the system
feeling continually stopped pains
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Monarch. which Will give YOU some idea
OF the quality Of this famous dog
These dogs should prove great draw
ing cards, ard should I believe, be al
lowed to compete a. specials. I shall
PROBABLY he here until after the Los An.
geles show. which Is TO be held in March
anu Shaf do all can to increase the
Salt Lake entries
As II Is the intention Of the Utah Ken
mel club To allow outside dogs 10 com
pete and to try aud get as many such
9ntfles as possible. the work Of Mr.
Thompson win be greatly apureQias 80 bv
the members Of the Utah Kennel cbIb A
Few more boosters like him would quick.
~ pace the Utah show in the front
ranks as one Of the leading bench shows
OF the west. The above photo IS the one
referred 70 i'm Mr.. THOMPSON S lstter
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STOLE slLvERWARE.

FRED Brohm. a switchman for the Rio
rlah9e- was arrested last night ny ORR
Heath and Price for the theft Of a
t.ehtliy ~ siiverwarc and other articles
I'm the resort Of Edna Prescott on lower
lin street The articles taken were
s1-hu IN the pockets OF the man when
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Referee, Brown OF Salt Lake; Umpire
Bush OF American Fork. Goals from
field Wright 5. Hoffman g. Gum ], Chip
man 2. Barratt l. Ingersoll /. Goals from
Iree throw. Barratt g. missed 3: Mcconnell
D missed 10
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COLLEGES AGREE
ON ELIGIBILITY
On Same Basis Now as Colo
RADIO SchooIS-Recommend-
ed to Join. A. A. u.

An athletic conference was held yester-
day at the university by representatives
Of the Agricultural college OF Utah the
University of Utah and the University of
Wyoming. The representatives from the
University Of Montana and the Montana
Agricultural college did not arrive in
time for the meeting because of de-
layed trains.
At the meeting the same eligibility rules
were adopted as those agreed upon at
the Colorado conference held in Denver
in December. but there were a number
of additions 10 them. The rules will be
sent 10 the Montana schools for ratifica-
ton by them. and the additional regula-
tiOns will be sent 10 the schools i'm Colo
RADIO. asking them TO agree TO them.
Professor Byron Cummings, OF the Uni
versity of Utah, was elected president Of
the conference. with President +. VI. Tis-
del of the University of Wyoming. sec
rotary. The others present were Coach
George Campbell of the Utah Agricul-
tural college and Coach Joe Maddox of
the University OF Utah. The one-year
eligibility rule was discussed but no ac-
ton was taken upon il.
Resolutions Adopted.
The resolutions adopted by the con-
ference yesterday follow:
l. To be eligible 10. an intercollegiate
athletic contest a student must be in good
standing in at least two-thirdsfof a full
program of studies.
2. To be eligible the student must have
registered within two weeks after the
opening of the semester during which the
athletic contest takes place in which he
completes.
3. a man may compete in college ath-
letics five years. provided at least one of
these years he is a preparatory student;
otherwise four years only Will be permis-
sible
4. No person who has participated in
any athletic contest of an intercollegiate
sport as a student of any college shall
be permitted to participate i'm that sport
member OF team representing any
other college until one year has ELAPSED
}. 1t is recommended TO the various in
situations to join the Amateur Athletic
union.
Section No. of these resolutions is
the same as was adopted by the Colorado
conference The other resolutions are ad-
ditional TO the present eligibility rules
agreed upon by the Colorado colleges
These schools already belong to the ANA
teur Athletic union, and il will be neces-
sary for the others TO join before they
can compete with these institutions.
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Proper DecisiveIy Beaten.

Hildreth's mare. last to leave the post
closed resolutely. but as much as SANDY
urged her she could not gain an inch and
as they passed the wire two lengths and
a neck separated the first two Sir Ed
ward. although fading away, was a clever
third from Ramus Proper was decisive
~ beaten and pulled up in the ruck
Kercheyal had been given quiet prep
aratiOn for the Burns at Ascot track. Los
Angeles. and. together with Jockey Koer-
ner was shipped to Emeryyille two days
ago on a special train. The Los Angeles
delegation is reported to have made a
large cleanup" on the southern horses
victory.
Three favorites and three outsiders d.
vided the various events Weather
cloudy and warm. Track slow
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SIS.
PURELY VEGETABLE

symptom disappears vigorous
restored s. S. S.
hne tonic to the entire system suffering
use OF and write statement of
send you literature about Catarrh and special medical ad
without charge s. a
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Good Start at Post.

There was very little delay at the post
when the shout went out They're off. .
The start was an excellent one and as
they flew past the stand Proper and Sir
Edward were leading. and they main
tanned this position to the first turn. Al
the halt Sir Edward drew away and
opened up gap several lengths. where
Proper and Nealon fell back beaten
Jockey Koerner went after his field with
Kercheval and when the stretch was
reached he was on equal terms with the
pacemakers, and after a mild shake UP
went about his business and stalled off
the fast coming LOgiStilla
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kERCHEVAL WINS
BURNS HANDICAP
Winner Prepared for Race al
Ascot and Los Angeles
Crown Makes KilIinu.

San Francisco. Jan. 2S.-Kercheval. a 4
year-old colt by The Commoner or Ii
honus-Tom Boy. ridder by Koerner. won
the Burns handicap today by two
lengths. in the presence Of 1900 people
Logistila was second by a neck. while
SIR Edward secured third position. two
lengths In advance of Ramus. Nealon,
the favOrite was fifth. The field was
well punched at the finish. Time 2:OS Is.
The winner was TO ] in the betting.
When the betting opened up Nealon was
the choice at to l. while the Jennings
and Hildreth pair were mixed at ( to /
Kercheval came for the strongest kind
of support and there was a wild scramble
TO get on at 10 10 l. cutting the price TO
to 1 at post time. The prices on the
contestants ranged from 10 TO 90 Dusty
Miller being 4 despised outsider
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affected by this disease. It is a waste OF
time to try to cure Catarrh with sprays.
washes, Limitations, etc. Such treatment
does not reach the blood, and can, therefore,
do nothing. more than temporarily relieve
the discomfort of the trouble To cure
Catarrh permanently the blood must be
thoroughly purified and the system cleansed
OF all poisons, and at the same time
strengthened and built up. Nothing equals
S. S. S. for this purpose. It attacks the
disease at its head, goes down TO the very
bottom of the trouble and makes a complete
and lasting cure. S. S. S. removes every
particle of the catarrhal poison from the
blood, making this vital stream pure, fresh
aud healthy. Then the inAa1ned mem
branes begin to heal, the head is 1oosened
andcleared, the hawking and splitting cease,
constitution is built uD and vigorous health
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
e. NUEVO TESORERO
Ell SENIOR GR0ME2

Sc encuentra en- esta citdad el nue..
vo Tesorero de Puerto Rico Mr.. ).
q. Gromer. Aver y hoy asisti0 4
conferenciar con el Gobernador Mr.
Post. Mr.. Gromer tomara possession
de su puesto, segun nos han informa-
do, el lllnes proximo
Aver concurri6 q las ohcinas de
su departamento ha biendO sido pre-
sentado por el Sub -Tesorero Mr.. Dix
a todos los oficiales y empleados. Mr..
Gromer salio muy satisf echo de su
vista.
Esta maiiana asisti6 la oticina
del attorney general, habiendo cele--
brado una larga cntrevista con M.
Feuille. FuG presentado Mr.. Gro
mer al fiscal del Supreme se1lor Ros-
sy y 4 los empleados de su depalta-
mento. Tam biGn fueron preSenta-
dos a este funcionario algunos perlo-
distas.
Es muy probable, segun Sc indica
que en- TesoreIia SC efectuardn algu
nos can't bios en- el personal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
La fiesta de San Juan
La RETRETl DEL LUNES

Ell Casino Espaf1ol ha contratado la
excelente banda de la policfa insular
para la retreta extraordinaria que Sc
dara en- la plaza Principal la noche
del lines, fest ividad del patron San
Juan Bautista.
Ell seflor Verar prepara un gran
dloso programa en- el cual Sc tocaran
las selecclones que gozan de mas bo-
ga en- el pnblico acompaflando la in
terpretacion con fuegos de artifcio y
bombas. Tambien Sc nos dice que la
banda sera aumentada con un cuerp
de cornetas para tocar aires espaflo-
les. Merece placemes el Casino Es-
pai1ol por su Indicative que proper
c1onara horas agrada bles 4 nuestra
sociedad y al pdblico en- general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
La fiesta de aver
EN- Ell aTENEo

Aver tarde, como anuncia-
mos, sc llevo a cabo en- Ell Ate
neo, la fiesta literaria para la
repartici6n de los diplomas a
los alumnos de la central High
School,.
Los j6venes Aymerich y Be
laval leyeron escritos en- caste
llano que fueron muy aplaudi-
dos. La senorita Maria Coral
Pacheco cant0 con su armonio-
sa voZ dos romanzas, que fue =
ron calurosamente aplaudilas
Ell se1or Degetau pronuncio
un breve discurso enalteciendo
el acto que Sc celebrabaen dicho
centro.t
FL Gobernador Post entreg6
los diplomas a los alumnos gra-
duados en- el curse cientihco.
senores: Francisco Aymerlch Y
Melendez, Rafael Gonzale Y
Ramon, Luis Gerardo Hernaiz
v Larrinaga, Tulio Hernaiz y
Larrinaga, Armando Luis Sas-
trano Belaval, Emilia Sesman
~ las seiloritas y j6venes gra-
duados en- el curse comercial:
Rosa Elizabeth Axtrnaver,
Cristina Casado, Maria c Ho-
heb y Ayala, Felipo l.. de Hos
tos, Lvis lime nezC stro, Alber-
ia Muriel Castro, Manuel G..
Quevedo v Mu1loz. Santiago "A.
Roble, JESUS Salgado Gonzalez
ose {. Santiago We've, Jose M.
Vicente GimeneZ.
FL acto fue amenizado por la
orquesta de la policia insular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Qonclerto en- la plaza

Programa de las pleas que tocara
en- Ia retreta de maflana domingo, Ia
Banda de la Polic1a Insular.
l.-Marcha 'Independencia" Hall.
2-Danza mi MaIgarita", CALICO.
5.-Overture ) "Zaneta", Aubert.
4-Tanda de valses Los Mosquete :
ros en- el Convento', Varnev.
5.-Seleccion de la Zarzuela "Masco-
ia" Andrau.
6,-Marcha Intermezzo ger. acto de
la opera 'Lohengrin' Wagner.
1.-TWO step "Poppies'' Moret.
Sofia, Rios Ovalle.
Star Spangle Banne".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22

No es muy alentador de espe-
ranzas, ESQ de que una noticia
tan trascendental como la que
nos ha tra1do el colega norte-
americana no haya s'do recibi.
da aqu1 per Conducto mas ra-
pido Y en- trasmitirla ST es Off
cial Sc hayan apresurado al
gobierno de la colonia, los iefes
del poder de IA metropol'
aquellos funcionarios que tie
nen el deber de explicar c]aro
Y pronto para que aceptaron
los tcrrenos de la Marina, que
81 plebIo de Puerto Rico Y el
MunIciplo de San Juan. Sc
apresuraron a Ceder q cambi0
de algo muy COnveniente y util
para todOs, pero que no sc ha
cumplido hasta la hora pre-
sente.
Una noticia de tai importan-
cia ha debido llegar a la Isla
pOr muChos cOnduCtOs 4 la vez,
han debido recibirla el gobier-
no Y la pr>nsa
No ha ocurrido asi. Y ESQ nos
lndlcd que la prontitud que
plensa desplegar el gobierno de
la metropoli no es tanta como
sc expresa en- el informe del
Evening World
Menos NAL ST tiene algun
fundamental, ST tiene origen de
information aCreditadO, ST no
resulta una de tantas lneXaCti-
tudes como sc publican y cir
culan y mereCen los hOnOres
del COmentariO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22

UN ENvENENAMIENT0

Esta mafIana ocurri0 un succso en-
la calle del Sol en- la casa ntimero ITO.
En- dicha residencia vivc Tosefa Ro.
driguez quien atent6 su vida toman-
dose una dosis de cebadiia.
Fue asistida q los pocos momentos
por los doctores Gomez Brioso Car
balleira quienes p:estaron los auxilios
del case. Ell estado dc la enferna no
ofrece gravedad Sc orden6 su tr as.
lado al Hospital Municipal.
Sc ignoran las causas que hayan
impulsado 4 Ia Rodrfguex para tomsr
tan extrema resoluci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
hablando con Mr.. Lord


Esta mailana Mr.. Lord tuvo
una entrevista con algunos pc
riodistas que lie fueron a visitar.
Manifesto el Sub-Comisionado
de Educacion que ignoraba
quien habia de sustituir al Sr.
t>alkner y que no saba tampo-
co cuando sc haria el nombra-
miento de Comisionado. Mr..
Lord expreso que durante las
vacaciones ha visitado algunas
Unlversidades de Hos Estados
Un,dos, pudiendo observar per-
sonalnente los trabajos de los
plotesores ameriCanos que en-
el proximo curse escolar ven
dram a la isla, no para aumen-
Ell n1mero de maestros sino So
lamente para hacer algunos
camblos.
Manifesto que actualmente
Sc ha hecho cargo del departa-
mento, dedicando algunas fra
ses de elogio a su antecesor.
MIR. Lord todavia no ha podi-
do enterarse del estadO actual
de las juntas escolares aun Guam.
do s':pone que es pr6spero como
ha pasadO en- los amos ante
rlOres.
Fl Sub-Comlsionado regres6 en-
el "Carolina' despues de algu-
nos meses de licenCia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Ri nenSaie DEL Presidsnb De Venezuela

| Ell dia primero del corriente, ell
Presldente castro. de Venezuela, que
esta recobrando sus fuerzas de ma
nera gradual; lego su Mensaie al
Congreso, del que 10 principal refe-
rente las relaciones exteriores que
mantlene la repdblica con las demas
naclones, es como sigue:
"Tengo la satisfaction de anuncia-
ros que nuestras relaciones polfticas
con paises amigos aumentan cordial
mente.
"A los trabaios de este gobierpo
les acompafla el espfritu de armonfa
y cortesia. Con paso hrme y seguro
marchamos por Ell camino de la lev
del honor, y cumplimos de manera
rellg'osa nuestros compromises con
'aS naclones eXtranjeras, por 10 que
son aItamente cordiales las relaciones
de este goblerno con los representan-
tes diplomatlcos extranjeros que vi
ven en- la capital.
"Dentro de p co tempo uuedaran
|pagadaS todas las reclamaciones de
lnglaterra, Alemania Italia, que
se q 10 preferencia en- la Conferencia
de La Haya Y tan prOnto como Sc pa
9uen, el credlto destinado 4 clio Sc
.dedlca~a d pagar el resto de las re-
'clamaclones contra Venezuela.
'NueStras relaciones con Inglate-
ira, Alemanla { Italia, con intian So
bre la misma base armoniosa, como
.cuando Sc renovaron; esa ammonia
IcontrlDuyen en- mucho los repreSen-
tartes diplomaticos en- Caracas.
NUeStraS relaciones con Trinidad,
son lgratmente cordiales de un
mutuo benehcio. Lo que Sc debe
la cortesia y levantados procedures
del 2oblerno de esa isla a la estric-
Ia obedlencia q sus instrucc ZONES, DOR
pare de nuestros consules
'Nuestras relaciones con los Esta-
dos Unidos son cordiales por compile
to, desde que tuvmos el placer de
reclblr tn esta capital al Euviado Ex-
traordinario Y Ministro Pleniponten-
clar1o norteamerlcano w. w. Russell.
Este dlstln9uldO diplomatico ha con-
duc1do los asuntos de su gobierno
con ct nueStro, de manera afable "
conclll7d oria, que ba contribuido a ha
cer oIvidar al dlsgusto que surgio
con csc gOberno 4 causa de la discu-
sion mantenida por asuntos concer-
nlentes aciudadanos norteamericanos
I'm 1905, Venezuela frm6 con el
Bra sri dos protocolos que determina-
oan los llmites territoriales de ambcs
'paises.
"Nuestras relaciones con Espafla.
Holanda, Suiza y B6lgica, son admi-
rabies"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
FL bale de manana

En- la nOchc de ma1iana Sc dara TN
bale de Sociedad en- los amplios y
lujosos salones del Casino Espanol
para honrar la festividad del patron
San Juan Bautista.
La directiva Sc ha propuesto que
la velada resulte todo 10 agra da BILE y
suntuosa que de costumbre imprime
dicho centro esta clase de espec-
taculos.
Las damas elegantes bellisimas
senoritas de San Juan y de Santurce
Sc proponen aslstlr. Hay entire Ell
sexo feo gran entusiasmo La esca-
lera y salones seran decorados pro-
fusamentente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
II emprestito dominicano

Mr.. Cotton, Administrator de las
Aduanas de- Slnto Domingo, telegra-
ia al 5ecretario del Tesoro que Ell
ConGreso dominic@no ha acceptable las
prlnclpales cladsulas de la PROPOSE
ci6n de los banqucros Kuhn Loeb.
relativa la contradiction de un en-
preSt'to de veinte millones de pesos.
que Sc aplicaran al pago de la deuda
interior Y q satisfacer las reclama-
ones de la "Sociedad de Moioras de
la Republica' que estan adn pendien-
tes de investigation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Ell ahogado de aver

Aver a las tres y media de la tar
de tueron llamados por telGfono cl
sargento Gonz1lcz y el policia Giro
na, por haber aparecido ahogado en-
ell puente de San Antonio ell ioveu
Julio Castro, quien seg1n parece Sc
encontraba pescando en- uno de aque-
Hos sitios. Castro era de ohcio car
pintero y era persona de buena con
ducta.
Sc constituy6 en- Ell lugar del suce-
SO la autoridad judicial ordenando el
levantamiento del cadaver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Revista de Carceles

Han sido puestos en- libertad por
curnplimiento de sentencias de las
diferentes carceles de la isla. de San
Juan, FelIcita COstosO; de MayaQiicz,
Valentln Crespo Rivera; de Iuma-
Gao Juan Jose Sand6 y Eleuterio Pla-
"a Merced de Ponce, Zacarfas Borre.
70, Julio Rivera v Domingo Torres
de la Guayama. Ruperto EScribano,
Felix Figueroa y Manuel Antoni, y
de Ia de Arecibo; Manuel Caballero y
Jesus Cruzado Marian.
En- la carce1 de Humacao han in.
gresado q cumplir sentencia por el
delito de abuse de confianza Estanis-
lao Gonzalez Gayetano Torres Rive
ra, y por Ell delito de cometlmiento
Y aggression Nicolas Sanchez Serrano y
Santiago Laureano.
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Julio del Toro Fernandez, Sinforo-
SO Pellot, Julian Antonetti. Concep-
cion Rodriguez, Luis Saldafia. y Juan
Antonio Perez, han ingresado en- la
carcel de Ponce a cumplir sentencia
por el delito de aeon ctimiento y
aggression.
En- Ell Preside Departmental ha
ingresado el individuo Francisco
Granela Gimenez a cumplir un afio
de prlsi6n, por el delito de escala
mientc en- primer grado..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Para Espana

En- el vapor "Buenos Aires" que
saldra de este puerto con rumbo d
Espaf1a, Ell q de los corrientes, en-
barcan Ia distinguida senora dc nues-
tro particular amigo don Miguel Por-
tell y su herrosa hija, que tantas
am mistades tienen en- San Juan.
Sc proponen visitar algunas ciu-
dades extranjeras pasando una larga
temporada en- la peninsu Desea-
mos tan respeta Bile familia un buen
viaje.