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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
YOUTH SPRAYED AWAY
Held at Police Station Until
 Guardian Claims Him.

A young fellaw by the name of George Mikito, who apparently IS not more than 10 years old, but who claims that he has seen IA summers and as many winters, is at the police station awaiting the arrival of his mother or some member of the board of charities of Bridgeport, where the boy belongs. He was picked up in this city yesterday af- ternoon and since that time he has been making an awful racket at the station house. His mother was noti- fled yesterday that her child was in this city, and although she said that she would come to Waterbury to- day, she did not put in an appear ance. The Park city police were again notified this afternoon and they promised to send member of the charity department after the youth. 4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
CITY NEWS.

Mrs Thomas Dick is seriously i'll at her home on the Watertown road. c. l.. Davis, representative of the Ware-Kramer Tobacco Co of Nor. folk, Va, manufacturers of White Roll cigarettes, is spending a few days in this city.
 Mrs Jennie Roy Humphrey and, daughter of Baldwin street, have gone on a visit to Youngstown, O., where Mir Humphrey has been em- ployed for the past six months.
 George Spring was before court this morning, but short time later he was again brought in for drunk enness. He threatened to do things to Officer Hickey, who made the ar rest.
 Miss Lena Conry of Woburn, Mass, arrived in this city yesterday and took her father, Thomas Conry, who was found almost dead from gas fumes in one of the rooms of the Ho- tel Waterbury on Sunday morning, back to Woburn.
 The Celtic Medical society met last night with Dr McLinden. The Rev T. M. Crowley delivered an ad- dress on "The Relation of Theology to Medicine" in which he stated the stand the Catholic church has all ways taken on the right of the un- born child.
 Mir and Mrs David A. Healey of the Middlebury road, celebrated the |twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage Saturday evening at their home. About twenty-five of their friends were present. Music for the occasion was furnished by Kennedy's s orchestra. Supper was served and the evening passed with songs, danc- ing and recitations.
 A certificate of incorporation for St Mary's hospital was filed in the town clerks office. The incorpora- tors are Right Rev Michael Tierney, D. D., bishop of the Hartford dio- cese; Rev John Synnott, Hartford; the Right Rev Monsignor w. J. Slo- cum, the Rev T. M. Crowley, the Rev James E. O'Brien, Thomas F. Jack son. w. s. Jones, Patrick Holohan, IT. F. Carmody. William Kennedy, the last mentioned. of Naugatuck. Some of the republican aldermen, notably Albert F. Sherwood and MT \Fitzsimons. frowned last night when lthey heard the recommendation of |the board of public works to change lthe name of Roosevelt street to Bryan street. A blind man could see that they felt like making pro- Itest, but for some reason or other lthey swallowed their indignation in- stead of scattering 1t all over the chamber, as they would like to have done.
 The funeral of Mrs Nora Sinnott took place this morning from her late home, 16 Highland avenue, with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by Father Gleeson and inter- ment in new St Joseph's cemetery
 The bearers were Thomas Kelly
 John Byrnes, David Walsh, William Rourke. Henry Hallock and Dennis Delaney. The floral offerings in- cluded pillow marked Wife,
 from the husband of the deceased; pillow lettered Friend Bessie
 Fitzgerald. Mary Clooney. Ellen
 Shea, NJ. J. Keefe; cross. Mir and
 Mrs Patrick McEvoy; cross, Mir and
 Mrs Henry Hallock: wreath. Mir and Mrs William Sinnott; wreath, Mary
 and Julia Kenney; bouquet, Anna Coyle and John Sake.
 |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16

sixteen inches over the sidewalk. The building inspector was authorized to issue permits for property owners on James street to have their houses to the new building line. w. J. Baker was appointed a special con- stable to serve without pay from the city in Odd Fellows building The committee on law was authorized to select jurors to serve in the city court. the court of common pleas and the district court of Waterbury.
 The ordinance on parks vas read and adopted
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
MONEY COMING IN.
Treasurer McEvoy of Charity Bazaar
 Committee Is Kept Busy. /

John J. McEvoy. treasurer of the charity bazaar committee received q check to-day from Speedwell lodge. K. of r.. for the hospital fund. The same mail brought a communication from H. r. Wright, of the firm of F. T. Wright & Co of Rockland. Mass. shoe manufacturers. containing a check for a certain number of books sold for the entertainment. When Mir Wright was given the books. he was told how much the committee was paying for selling them. hut he took no notice of it. and returned hundred cents on the dollar for every book disposed of by him. His letter closed with a remark to the effect that all he desired from the bazaar for himself were the first and last prizes. If he could capture these he would be cvn- tent to let the rest go to others
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
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HOULToN. Me-. April 1s---Jusn Ro- bens. alias Jack Roberts. and Mrs. An nie Dickinson were placed on trial Ia the supreme court here for the alleged murder of Edgar Dickinson. the hus- band of the woman Dickinson vas shot and Killed at smyrna Mills ss he was building s fire in his kitchen stove. The indictment charxes Robens with firing the shot and Mrs DIckinson with aiding and shettins the murder. Both pleaded not guilty
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED.

by our new process- Cleans thorouen. Iy and kills all disease germs. The price fs reasonable IaErains and Brussels 4c per ysni veivets VII tons and Moquettes sc per yard-
 THE moDEL nUuD1Y co.
 3n7mhnns lna
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
HARDING'S 72 and 74 So. Main St.
 TELEPHONE 2ao
 Ware

New line, double coated, some of the best the market affords. The assortment is complete and while the goods cost us more than other makes we do not ask any higher price than the single coated goods sold by others, and our personal guarantee goes with every piece, If not satisfactory in any way. either as to size, shape or otherwise money re. funded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06
Fred Weston Lynn Of HaIIoweII.

Fred Weston Lynn. whose death oc-
CURED at his late home on Loudon
Hill at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon
was the only son Of the late Frederick
and Elizabeth Lynn of Hallowen.
He was born May IL. 1860 and had
been in failing health for about a wear
but the end came very suddenly. Mr..
Lynn had always resided at Ioudun
Hin. H.. Was Of Il quiet and unaSsLr-
ing nature. AN affcctionHtc husband
ANA a loving father.
A widow, a son Dana r. u daughter.
Lena Il. and two sisters, Mrs. Lizzie
Austin Of Portland ANA Mrs. George
r. Potter Of Augusta survive. who
have tie deepest sympathy Of all III
their bereavement. The funeral ser
vices will be held at his late home at
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06
Funeral Of Late Hollis r. Randall.

The funeral of the lat" Hollis r.
Randall was held At the home on oak
street at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon in
the presence Of 4 large number Of
friends ANA relatives. The services
were attended by s:-th Williams Post.
No. Il. 6. A. r., Of which the deceased
was 4 member. m" Rev. II. +: Dun
mack was The officiating Clergyman. A.
G. Andr, W.. J. Il. Townsend. Marcrllus
W. l.usI.y ANA George i. Merrill act
ed ms bearers The Coral tributes were
very profusc ana unusually beautiful
The inicrmrmt VIII be AT Mt -PlcaSiiIr>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury

as rcrcury will surely destroy the use Of
smell and completely d"range the who'll.
system when entering il through The nut
cOus surfaces. Such articles S!lou!d ncv-
er be used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damag" tlhcy
will do is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive IrDn them. Halls
tat1rrh Cure, anufIcturrd hv f.. J.
cheney & 60, 'roIcdr, 10, contains no
mercury. ana is taken internally. acting;
directly upon the blood ana mucous sur
faces Of tho system. In buying Hairs
Catarrh CiIre be sure YOU gt.i the gen
uine. 1t is taken internally ana mad in
Toledo, ONO, by i. j. Cheney & 90. Tr5-
tImOTali free.
SOIL ~ Druggists. Price sc per bottle
TaE" Halls Family pi!lS for cpnstipa-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06

Announcement was made at the
Office. Of. th. bank examiner yesterday
that the Millinocket Trust 60. Of th'
town Of MiIlinOcket opened itS doors
Cor business Thursday morning, u
brincr the first banking institution 70 he
started in the town. The heaiHUif
rers Of the company ut present are IN 4
stare. bur a Boston architect Is max
iDo, rlaus for a handsome building Of
brick. which will he erected in the
near future, and which will be fitted
up for banking rooms on the street
floor. while the upper rooms will be
finished as a fiat for the occupancy OF
The treasurer The new building VIII
he fitted M in the most modern way.
with electric protection, etc, ana VIII
be- one Of the best in New England ~
q town Of the size of Aiillinocket. In"
company was chartered IN 1913. anu
the charter was amended i'm 1903. ana
again in 1907. The company was or
ganizcd with n capital of $2',e~, ana
has permission to establish branch
at East Millinocket, which VIII be
Forthcoming later. The president "i
the company is john J. Moore.
WIN Illt' dBl'Ifsi' ilIiit7 N'''''' ~ 80
terms of office Of the members Of tie
state Cattle Commission. the date ot
which is May s, there comes also the
usual list Of candidates who would
like to serve the State in that capa-
city. 1t is presumed that the prescn;
members Of the commission, Frank :.
Adams of Rowdoin. Flavius O. Be2l
of Bangor and John NJ. Deering OF
SacO, are all candidates for re-appoint-
ment. but in case any of them shout
decide to retire several well known
cattle men have been mentioned DIS
candidates for places on the board.
among them being William G. Means
Of Machias. Ernest i. Libby Of Burn
ham. Frank NJ. Douglass of Bangor
and James D. Rogers Of Yarmouth.
The following corporation has filed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06
Funeral OF Late Orrin J. Knight.

The funeral of Tie late prrm j.
Knight WAS held from his late home on
the Hospital road at 10 o'clock Friday
morning in the rrcScnc" Of relatives
ana many friends. The services were.
conducted by Rev. II. +. Dumack uf
the Green street Methodist church ANA
the bearers were Amos Church, Her
bert krllnn, james Tcnncy ANA VIII
liam H. Alien. The Moral tributes
were many ana beautiful. 'rh" re-
mains were placed in the tOnh 1t Mt
i'iCaS:iht cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06

is important from standpoint that should thoroughly
your blood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06

its certificate Of organization al Tie
office Of the secretary of state
The benjamin Chase ca. organized
at Portland, for the purpose "f conduct
IN" - general misunderstanding business
with $lDGnn capital stock. Of which
$5uu is l::,id III: Officers: President,
john g. Ch:,S". of berry, \. H.: Treas
>ur,.r .lumt 4. Chase. "i b,rry. y. IL
Certificate l,trd, April T. 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06

The following corporation has nlei
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06
BATTLE FOR
When Despair Seemed all
That Was Left. He Strives
and Finally Wins Health

The experience
Of K. II. Lewis Of
81 Second Street.
Gloversville. y. r.,
who was given up
by his doctor. TO
die of consulnp-
ton. and whose
pastor and friends
had lost hope, is
given for the ben
eft of all who are
tending toward
consumption.
MIR. Lewis. lost II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06
Funeral Of Late Anna M. Sawyer.

The funeral Of tie lat" Anna NJ.
, Sawyer. wife "f Joseph Sawyer
Of ~ Araenol street Was held nt ~"
home III o'clock Friday afternoon.
a lare. number "f friends ANA roln-
lives attended. Th, REV. &. q. Mnsh-
~ ofii-iatrd. The interlnrmi viii 10.
at Mt. Pheasant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06

Mrs. Stanley Hawkins is confined to
her home on Bangor street with a bad
IL spraincd ankle resulting from a fail
which she had Thursday evening, and
il is feared that some time will rlapSe
before she is able to be about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06
SEA MOSS FARiNE

rs pure, health-giving food.
!!oothSone, nutritious, econom-
ttcal: Buy it house-keepers,
aoIe1s, restaurants, bakeries.
= eoc. package makes Is quarts
oe5sert dishes. Just the f2od
required by infantS and iGvalidS
@~npie iree. LYON !It.. Go. Eroo,d,n. E.A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06

A Gospel temperance meeting viii
be held az the rooms Of the w. &. f..
g. at 2iJ o'clock Sunday aftcrnouII
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
De T0DIS parties
Sarasate, el rey del vio-
lin.- Sus triunfos por
toda la Europa.
CAMARAS .fRANCEsAs
Su apertura. - Interpelaclo.
mes sobre el asunto mario.
quf.-Otros asuntos

Desdes Paris telesrafia a "El
Imparcial' de Madrid, con fecha
13 de- octubre, su corresponsal en- la
gran urbe europea:
sHe visto q Sarasate, de regre
so de su habitual veraneo en- So vi
LA Navarro de Blarritz.
Completamente restablecida su
salud hasta lie encontre rejuvene.
cldo = y mas en- possession que nunca
de su svirtuosidads portentosa,
nuestro rey del violin Sc dispone q
emprender, en- compahia de la gran
piauista Berta Marx. Coldchsmidt,
una tournee de concieltos por Ale
mania que comenzara el Y del pre-.
s9nte octubre en- Darmstad -preci
samente donde este invierno sufEi6
su gindisposici6n y terminara el S
de- diciembre en- Elbesfeld. despues
de recorrer Heslbroun, Eriburgo,
Munich, Berlin, Magdeburgo, Bru
selas, Munster, Pforzheim, Mul
house, Karieruhe, Dresde, Chem
nltz, Hanover, Du sseldolf, Glad
bad, Heidelberg, Colmar, Stuttgart
Zwickan, Halle, Mubheim { Iser
lohn.
En- diclembre regresara q Pa
ris, donde probablemente Sc le oirt
en- los grandes conciertos del Con
servatorio y de Coionne, y despue'
em prendera con Berta Marx otrs
tournes por Suiza, Italia, Francis
Y Austria hasta fines de MARIO.
Con el ceremonial de COS
tumbre Sc sbrleron las camara:
francesas el 20 del mes pasado.
Sc ssnAl6 el dia II del mes
actual para empezar las lnterpela
clones sobre el asunto morroqui J
sobre Ia nota franco espail ola, en-
vlada & las denas naciones, en- Il
cual Sc propone la formaci6n d.
uua Comisi6n International, par
que determine la cusntla de las In
dennizaciones que drben exijirse a
gobierno de MarIuecos, por 10
perjuiclos y dsiios causados en- la
!, vldas y propiedades de los extran
jeros RESIDENCES en- Casablanca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
ASUNTOS D|VERSOS
Cementerios de S. Juan
y Santurce. = Exhu-
maci6n de restos.
PROxlMA BODA
Emprestito. .-Nuevo edi6cio
para escuelas pdblicas
en- Aibonito.
PROxlMA BODA

81 dfa 80 del actual, a las 8
de la maiano, tendra lugar la
exhumaci6n de los restos que exis.
ten depositados en- los nlchos de les
csmenterios de San Juap Santur-
c., cuyo arrendamiento estuviese
vencido. Igualmente seran destrui-
das las tumbas y verjas que cubren
sspulturas, cuyos contracts esten
>umplidos y no sean renovados 4
su tempo.
Sc anuucia para en- breve, en-
Aibonito, la boda del seiiar Juan
Bellavista alto empleado de la aPor-
to Rican Leaf Tobacco Company y
la dlstipguida sefiorita Maria To.
rres.
-Por su pureza y r!queza la
leche condesada marca sAguilas no
tiene rival como alimento para nj.
nos. Los hace hermosos, sanos y
robustoS. Pero no dele de comprar
"Aguila" no tome 'otra cosa JUS
tamente tan buena. F" Sc garantiza
cada iata, Pfdase Ell todo eStable.
cimiento de provisiones. 81 en- el
que usted compra no la tienen, d.
rijase q Doolsy Smith & Company
La Junta Escolar de Abbott.
to tiene el proyecto de contratar un
emprestito con el goblerno, para
construir un nuevo edi6cio para
escuelas p1blicas.
Hoy embarcara en- el aPhi-
ladrlphia0 para Mexico, via New
York. el joven lico1ista, tmpleado
que fue de la fabrica de IA. Gaos
y Compaiifa," !" seiior Jean Seautery,
muy popular y apreciado en- esta
ciudad. lie deseamos buen vlaje.
Ell eJaquecoh cura instantanea.
mente la jaqueca y el dolor de ca-
beza. La caja importa 10 centavos.
), Madame Lavergne avisa 4
sus amigos y conccidos que Sc ha
trasladado 8 q la calle de San Justo,
& ndmero ~, entrando por la de Ia
Luna. 80 rs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

grato IL ha sido al cuerpo medico
el verse aver en- la asamblea proban
do asi el jzfe del Rjecutivo su int.
res en- favor de la claSe medica y
del bienestar general del pals pues-
to que presto gran concurso Con los
datos que suministr6 para facilitar
el tiabajo que aceica de Sanidad ha
logrado realizarse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
To whom it may Concern;

Public notice Is hereby given
that the municipality of Utuado has
applied to the Executive Council
for a franchise to take and use 900
gallons of water per minute from
the creek sGrandeO, In the mum.
cipal district of Utuadc, for the
proposed water supply Of the town
of UtuadO.
A public hearing on the foregoing
application will be granted by the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
iSENS SACIONAL!
"LA PATULEA !"

Novela puertorriquefia de grar
actualidad.
Este emocionante libro de Pc
REz LosADA, edici6n de gran lujc,
con grabados en- el texto y una pre-
ciosa cutierta en- TRIcoN1A, Sc ven
de a I'd dollar Il .mplar.
Oe Venta tn 10 las las 'ibEe
ulaS de San luan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
DESDE HAT|LLO
Intemperancias de un
"miope" en- Ell perio-
dico sE1 Tiempo.'
ATAQUEs lNjUsTOs
Contra algunos respetables
sefiores.-Su administra.
ci6n municipal.

Un sefor smiopeS de estos an
durriales, llamado por antonomas'a
sBuena vistas, dice por medic del
perl6dico de su communion aEl ITEM
poo, aque los rrestigiosos caballe-
ros de esta localidad senores Pedro
Gonzalez Mena y sus hijos Isidore
y Laureano Sc han separado del
partido sUni6nS, por causa del NAL
procedimiento que con el muy res
petable seiior Gonzalez Mena b:
Observable el Alcalde.S
Y tan fresco que Sc habra que
dado
La Inica verdad que el sefioI
sMiopes (a) aBuena vi>taS, dice en-
su escrito es que el S. nor Pedro 9.
Mena y sus hijos gozan en- esta ju-
risdicci61 de generates simpatias.
Pero nosotros decilnos mas: deci
mos que el prestigio de esos caba'
lleros no tan solo Sc estima y sc
respeta en- esta localidad Sino tam
ben fuera de ella y Ode su historic
politica ha sido siempre Immaculate.
81 sehor Isidoro Gonzalez, es
eu la actpalidad prestigioso miem
bro de Ia junta local de la aUui6u'
en- este pueblo, cargo que desempe
IA 4 b=neplacito de sus correligio
narios.
D. suerte que q s,iior Miope
ha hecho TN pan como unas hos
tias, colocando al seilor Coma
lez -hijo -en el triste parang6n d.
haberse separa 0 de su partido. sil
antes h4ber renunciado el cargo gu
en- el comite del mismo desempefia
Caramba con los amigos d,
Benito.
Nosotros le aseguramos, sefio
noticiero, que 81 alg1n dia el seno
Isidoro Gonzalez intentara separar
Sc de su partido, antes presenta re
nuncia formal del cargo que en- ,
comite desempsfia, porque ese Sc
nor es un ,caballero incApaz de ira
q cionar q uadie y mucho menos
! los hombres de su partido.
En- cuanto aal NAL procedlmier
: to que con el Sefor Gonzalez Mens
ha observado el alcalde', no 10 er
tendemos.
Pero 81 podenlos asegurarle q
senior miope que el rumbo impres
por nuestro aIcalde a la admins
TRACTION municipal, es aplaudid
= unanimemente por este yeeclndari
en- toda su extension.
Por tanto, el stiior Gonzale
{ hijos, que son propietarios gu
b poseen en- esta jurisdiction cuan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

Executive Council on the fourteenth
day CT November, 1907, at three
O clock p. M, at which time all
persons interested for or against
the granting of said application
will b. given an opportunity to be
heard. = W. R. BENNETT Chief
Clerk, Executive CDuncil. SIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
NOT|C|AS DE PONCE

Noviembre, H. Los vtc'nos /
de la calle de la Salud nos partici
pan que por los alrededores de la
quinta Manch, existe una scuevaD
de mujeres de vida airada, donde q
lia1io concurren ciertos j6veneS
;rasnochadores que con sus escan-
dalos y sctos de inmoralidad des
dicen mucho de Ia cultura social.
La :policfa no vive a mucha
distancia del referido lugar y es-
peramos que sea ella la que Sc en-
cargue de meter en- cintura a los
,rasnochadores y q esas santaS
mujeres.
Pues, sofior; Ell fecundfsimo
corresponsal de al Tiempos, en-
esta ciudad, Sc revuelve contra
nosotros por NOR de una noticia
que publicamos referente a la a1sita
que hicieron los seiiores inspectores
en- su efcina.
Pero es el case que Mocete
quiere decir tanto en- su lata que
solo pondran comprenderle los lec-
torres de sEl TiempoD para quien es-
cribe, porque nosotros en- realidad
de verdad que no lie entendemos.
Este Mocete es la disbla; nc
escribe mas que pa su genh.
iQue mueho sabe
-Nuestro'particu' amigo e
sehor Pedro Iglesias Gonzalez, are
porterS de aEl AguilsD, en- Ia nochs
del sabado cuando Sc retiraba pa1s
su casa, al revolver de una esqulns
Sc vic atacado de sdblto por III
desconocldo, quien lie proplD6 do
trompadas y al quererle sujetar {
sefior Iglesias le di6 lin fuerte NOR
disco en- la mano derecha.
El sehor Iglesias supone qu'
el agresor obr6 equivocadamente
pueS al hacer una exclamation {
agredido, hugo el agresor sin qu'
pudiese concerto
FL guardia de sanidad Rata
el Colon, procedi6 al entierro de III
caballo que cay6 muerto er la ca
rretera del barrio de eMachueloD.
-Ha sido denuuciado y pasa
do dtcha denuncia al fiscal de i
Corte de Distrito, uu strustn par
la exploitation del ran en- la viii
! de esta Coamo. Et honorable f:
cal Sc ha trasladado a dicha will
para invest'gar el asunto.
En- la carcel del diStrito exis
ten J72 recluidos, de estos IL ser
tenciados q presidio. En- ell zaeua
de la misma, el alcaide sehor Les
pier, ha co.ocado una gran pizau
donde 4 diario Sc auotan el n1mer
de recluidos en- sumaria, en- conde
ma y sentenciados apreSidio.
--Hemos tenido el gusto q
estrechar Ia mano de nueStro amig
y correllgionario de Coamo, sehc
) Pedro Nieves, quien Sc encuentl
deede esta maf1ana eu esta ciu lat