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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
The June HOuSesGGpeT.

The romance of the June bride IS
a living reality in the pages of The
Housekeeper for June Her
Wedding Gown. bv Ada 3. Rogers.
lis a clever bit of fiction with a de-
lightful ending. The Benediction
Of Service. by Emily Ruth Calvin.
is another story of romance. "A
Close Corporation" the serial by
Elizabeth knight Tompkins. is con-
tinued. In the Land of Csnaries"
IS an interesting arricle by w. g.
tiZ-Gerald. The other stories and
special articles are equally attractive.
There IS also a double page OF an
swers TO the query. why Do Pco-
( pie Not Want to Go 70 Church" P"
/ Needless to say the symposium viii
be read with interest In the prac-
ncal departments Gladys Foxe tells
all the little secrets of the bride TOT
lette, how to TIC the wedding veil
and so forth. There are entertain
ments illustrated. and hints tor the
/ luncheon and dinner. The usual de-
partments are also as tull and satis-
factory as ever. The Eousekeeper
/ Corporation. Minneapolis. MINI.
/ Sixty cents a year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Young Lady is Burned.

Miss Pearl Maupin. daughter OF
Mrs. Florence Maupin. met with an
accident Tuesday morning that
came near proving fatal. The young
lady had spilled some gasoline on
her clothing which was ignited II
passing a lighted oil stove
Her lower limbs and chest were
b1rned quite badly but fortunately
she did not inhale the flames. a Sis
ter thoughtfully throwing clothing
over the young lady's head thus
protecting her face.
Physicians were soon on the scene
and everything was done TO relieve
the sufferer. She is getting along
as well as could be expected. al
though she has suffered a great
deal of pain.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
LAUNCH PARTY TO YORKTOWN.
Biglers Folk Enjoy a Trip to the Historic
Spot.

visited were Lord CORVALLIS cave,
Nelson house and the monument.
Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Rowley. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Maynard. Mrs. Grace Miller.
Mrs. (. c. Maynard. Mrs. J. f.
SimonSon. Misses Mary Rowland
Jones. Lottie Maynard. Ruth Hands
ford. Louise MAYNARD. Julia and
Grace Miller. Emily and Rose Row.
ley. Elenor Simonson. and Mary
MAYNARD. Messrs. j. ID. Handsford.
L. Hall. Eddie Maynard. Charles
Post. Dewitt Post. Masters Mac
Miller. Eugene. and Wise Simon
son.
Mr. G. G. Himmelwright. cl
Newport News. was the guest o;
Capt Maynard Sunday.
Miss Laura z. DiVan. who has
been teaching school at Plum Point
Va. for the past term. IS home.
Childrcn's Day viii be observed
at the York River PTesbyterisn
church on May 81. BY appropr;ass
exercises.
II is reported that wedding bells
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Its Success Means County Fair Association Few Years
Vic will Furnish Us The Roll?

Mr.. Editor:-Sone friend should
have furnished YOU with roster Of
the Williamsburg Junior Guard that
It might be published in the old Vir-
ginia Gazette. ar same time the pro
ceedings of the unveiiing Of the Con
federate Monument was heraided 20
the world through It's pages. No
roll Of names. alasi This hst should
have appeared with the history OF
the Monument. Who are the dead
My heart. my hand. and nv hs'
in the air. 70 the dear. good wo.
men Of the local Daughters of ths
Confederacy. who dedicated them
selves 10 the accomplishment OF thi
great and grand work in behalf o
the memory Of the BOYS in Gray
who laid down their lives for n
maintenance of a principle dear 3
every Southern heart. Il is not 70
late to publish the roll cal" s
that those who survive may kno'
who the "httest were. 1t is due
their memory. the monument Wa
intended to memorislize the dead.
r. II. Lively.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
POLITICS
WARMER
.RGDlbliGalSAttGF
Boilers.

AS the time for the municipal
election approaches. both parties
are working harder to win. While
the regular Democrats are wonder
ing where the Republican majority
for single candidate is coming
from, the opposition is all smiles
and really look ike they expect 10
win
The Republicans have launched a
lily-white campaign and that viii
cost them the votes Of MANY col
ored people. AT a recent meeting
held by the Republicans only three
colored voters were present. It is
reported the qualified colored voters
have also held a meeting and de-
cided 20 vote for the Democratic
/ nominees.
Rhe Democrats are counting on
the l2S voters who went into the
primary. They see no reason why
thew should lose a single one of
that number for any eapdidate. as
the voters went into the primary
with the understanding that they
were to support the ticket.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
GOIGd by Vicious Bull.

Two white men at Camp Harring-
ton. York county. were gored by a
vicious bull Monday. One of the
injured men. a soldier. was taken to
the government Hospital at Norfolk.
DR.. J. NJ. Henderson was called out
to York county and treated the
other man. He found that his col
lar bone was broken and otherwise
bruised and cut.
The animal belonged to Mr.. d
r. Norment of Hills farm. and i.
said to bear a strong dislike espec
ially for soldiers. chasing them a
every opportunity.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Biglers. Va. May 27-Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Gage gave delightful
soiree last Friday night. A large
number of their friends were present.
Biglers String Band furnished music
for the occasion. and numerous
games helped to while the time
away. Delicious refreshments con-
sisting of ice cream and cake. were
served. AT a late hour the guests
departed declaring they had enjoyed
a most delightful evening.
Capt. Z. w. Maynard was the
host on Thursday at most delight
ful oyster roast. A large crowd OF
friends were present and an exceed
ing enjoyable day spent by all pres
eDt. A sumptuous dinner, such as
only Mr.. Maynard knows how tc
serve. was psrtaken of with zeal.
In the afternoon they enjoyed .
launch ride.
On Sunday last a large crowd Of
people from here went to Yorktown
on Capt. f. w. Maynard's gasoline
launch. Historic Yorktown was
viewed for the first time by many
and among the principal things
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Attended District Conference.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.. Ball. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. N. Hillman. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Simonson. Misses Flor
ence Person. Emily Christian. and
Bessie Morris. Rev. d. T. Merritt.
DR.. II. Nj. Spencer. DR.. w. A.
Montgomery and Mr.. Fred Craw-
ford went to West Point Wednesday
where they attended the District
Methodist Conference.
They went by launch and had a
delightful trip. arriving in Williams
burg on the return trip al about ten
O'Clock p. m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Join The Trotting Association.
Removal Of Courthouse.

Roxburv. Va. May 26-The Of
fer of the Southern Land and I'm
provement Company to give $1,000
and three acres of land to move the
courthouse from the present site to
Boulevard. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. is being considered.
and is the leading topic OF conversa-
ton. It viii be left to the voters
whether or not the change shall be
made. While many are in favor Of
the move. a great number are op-
posed TO Il. New Keet is one of
the progressive counties in the State,
and there is a strong sentiment in
favor of having the courthouse in q
more convenient and accessible
place.
Court days for New Kent have
been changed from the seconc
Thursday to the fourth Tuesday
six courts a year-January. March
!, May. July. September and Novem
: Der. Judge D. Gardiner lyle
thought II best 10 change the days
and all agreed TO the proposition.
!. The beautiful season for CROWN
crops IS causing the tillers Of II
soil TO wear broad smiles. for II
prospects are good for an abundar
! crop. Fields Of waving grain al
seen everywhere. while corn ar
. early trucks promise an abunda
yield.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Things You and Your NeighbOrs
Have been Doing.

The delegates to the Roanoke
convention from York county are
Messrs. Conway SHIELD and ]. w.
Clements. The former appointed
Mr.. J. F. Smith his alternate and
the latter. Mr.. D. A. Powers.
Mrs. John Wallace entertained the
Independent Club at his home.
Maplewood. Thursday evening.
Delicious refreshments were served.
and they were treated to some Sc
lect music and reading.
Mrs. R. J. Greenman has gone
for few weeks visit with relatives
in Chicago and in Wiscosin. and
viii be present at the graduation ol
her granddaughter. Miss Lois M
Morris. from the Milton junction
high school.
Miss Rose Smith. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Smith. who at
tended Blackstone Institute the pas
session. has returned home. Mis-
Smith was awarded a medal for III
oest average standing. passing wit
distinction in all her classes, N
grade being not less than IS pc
cent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
AmmOnS-kightHRgaIG.

Miss Lydia Nightengalc. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Nightengale,
was united in marriage Wednesday
to Mr.. Andrew Clarence Ammons.
of Charles City county. The cere-
mony was performed by the brides
pastor. Rev. A. B. Chldress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anmons viii reside
in Charles City county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Fine calico S cents a yard at Jen-
sens.
Mrs. John Daniel. of Cape
Charles. is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Marion Barlow.
Mrs. Hugh w. Jones. of Rich
mond. was the guest Of DR.. and
Mrs. James II. Stone this week.
An ice cream social will be held
at Viking hall. Norge. Saturday
night. June 8. to which the public IS
Invited.
Miss Margaret Murphy left Wed
nesdsy morning for Baton Rouge.
La. where she will teach in a sum-
mer normal for the next SIX weeks
DR.. Rodawig. the eve specialist
will be at c. ]. Persons store or
the first and third Thursday of each
month. Eyes examined free
Mrs. Z. G. Durfey. who spent th'
winter in Chillecothe. Ohio. with
her brother. Mr.. Hunter Jackson
has returned home delightrd witt
her visit.
Miss Emma Wallace with tw'
: friends. Mss jerks and Miss Elton
of Norfolk. were the guests OF Mrs
u John Wallace. at MaplewOod farm
over Sunday.
Rev. G. S. Kennard. pastor Of th
: Baptist church. viii preach the baC
calaureate sermon before the f
male Institute at Luray. Pas
county. Sunday. June 7th.
Miss Mary Winder Garrett ls
this week for Norfolk where 81
will Join Mrs. Letcher (nee Mi
Lula Taylor) on their way to +
u rope where they viii spend the sur
- mer.
: The sergeant with his force
:. men and mower has greatly II
: proved the public commons al
open streets. If this IS kept up
- few years we viii have a beautit
l.. town.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Williamsburg Hotel Threatened.

About 10 o'clock Saturday night
a lamp in the dining-rOom OF the
Hotel Williamsburg exploded. set
ting fire to the WOO iwork. and al
most burned its way into the parlor
on the second floor. The timely
discovery of the blaze and prompt
wo-k OF citizens who were soon or
the scene saved the building. thC
fire being out before the fire com
pany got to the blaze. The dam
age was only slight
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Those
PROMOTED.
Nicholson HigI
School.

The work in the different grades
has been in some respects satisfac-
tory, while in others il has not. |
The teachers are of the opinion. |
however. that everything could have
been better. had there not been so
much TO overcome. and so many
misfortunes during the year. from
sickness and other causes whatever
they were.
Promoted to the Sixth Grade
Alexander; Rush: Brooks. Mabel:
Gilley. Bennie; Glenn. Edna: In
man. Angie; Inman. Curtis; Kneut-
son, Mary; Lane. James; Phillips.
Harry; Robb. Isabel; Shepherd.
Elizabeth; Spencer. Edward; Tay-
or. John; Wolfe. Margaret; Wolfe.
Maxwell
Promoted to the Seventh Grade
Cole. Robert; Cooley. Gladys;
Greasy. Blooma; Davis. Willie
Gary. Lily; Goodwin. Evelyn; Lacy
Theodore; Lane. George: Macon
Elizabeth; Monier. Eddie; Morris
Alss; Marable. Myrtle; Powell
Mamie; Powell. Bessie; Squires
ATlo; Scheie. Inger; Thomson
George.
Passed to the Eight Grade
Bozarth. Grace; Dana. Marjorie
Geddy. George Ben; Eouge. Re
sella; Jones. Rebecca: Mccormick
Blanche: Powell. Matte; Person
Nav; Taylor. John; Worthy. Nelli
Passed to the Ninth Grade
Bishop. Earnest; Casey. Carr
Hall. Emily; Iones. Pearle: Jone
Joyce; Jones. Howard: Moncur
Ebert; Proctor. Jesse; Peach.
Bathurst; Pitman. John; Warburto
Virgilia.
Passed to the Tenth Grade
Arnold. Nav; Barnes. Frankli
Bishop. Eric: Barlow. Bessie: Ha
Farland; Jones. Drewry; Jones. {
len; Parsley. Pearle; Scheie. Lei
Warburton. Robert.
Diplomas OF Graduaton-Gille
Elva; Geddy. Thomas; Metcal
Wayne; Serviente. Louise.
The grade medal for punctuali'
and attendance. proficiency and d
pertinent in the S;h Grade ";
awarded Elizabeth Shepherd. tt
diploma Of honor for the one ne:
best was awarded Angie Inmai
Certificate of award for being neith
absent nor tardy during the sessiC
was awarded Isabel Robb. Awar,
of honor for excellency in depor
ment were awarded Isabel Rob
Bennie Gillian. Angie Inman. a.
Curtis Inman.
The first mentioned honor abo
in the 9th Grade was awarded I,
girls. Evelyn Goodwin. aad Glad
Cooley. the second was award
Blooma Greasy. and the third "
awarded Mamie Powell. and Ali
Mcrris.
The first mentioned honor in I
9TH Grade was awarded Rose
Houge. those following next to 4
medal in order were Rebecca Jonl
John Taylor. Matte Powell. Blanc
Mccormick. ard Nellie Word
Those obtaining the second mt
toned honor were only one in nu
Der. John Taylor.
The first honor in the Sth Ora
was awarded Joyce Jones. and the
following next in esder were Je:
Proctor. Emily Hall. Pearle Jon
and Virgilia Wsrburton. The 81
(Conginucd on page 5.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Call on A. B. Rolf az Bozarth
Bros. Implement House scT prices
on al farm machinery. harness.
wagons and buggies. and be con-
wnced al way down prices.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Bozarth Bros. Implement House
fer Plows. Harrows. etc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

New Orleans molases Z cents a
can at Jenscn's.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Model School Exercises.

The Model and Practice School
held their final exercises Saturday
night at Cameron Hall in the pres
ence cf a large and appreciatve au-
dience. The following was the
programme:
The programme consisted of
some of the songs the children had
learned during the wear. no special
preparation being necessary for the
concert.
The numbers were rendered with
a freedom and ease of manner char
acterisnc of all spontaneous effort OF
little children. The class of music
was high. as may be seen from the
programme we print below. and i
was apparent 10 those patrons anc
friends who were invited to hear III,
children sing. that children as easI!
acquire a taste in music as they d'
for the best in literature and art.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Where to Worship Tomorrow

BAPTIST
Rev. G.. S. Kennard.
Services every Sunday az IL A. NJ
and 7:4S P. NJ.
EPISCOPAL.
Rev. w. A. K. Goodwin.
Services every Sunday at IL A. NJ
and 7:4S P. NJ. Seats free.
METHODIST.
Rev. Daniel T. Merritt.
Servicesevery Sunday a. IL A. NJ.
and 7:4S P. NJ.
RREsBvTERlkS
Rev. F. w. T. Piuman.
Servicese every Sunday at II A. n.
and 7.4S P. NJ
LurM8RAx.
Services every sec0Dd SandaY n
Bruton church AZ 2ss0 ?. N.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Best can tomatoes 10 cents at
Jenscn's
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-09
b philadelphia : en- ALA mar
ARROJO DEL CAPTAIN
Sobre ell abismo

Aver tarde tomo puerto el vapor
Philadelphia procedente de los Els
tados Unidos
Hace dias que reinaba gran curiosi-
dad por conocer ell paradero de dicho
buque, pues circulaban noticias con
Itradictorias Y, como siempre sucede en-
dichos casos, muy alarmantes.
Por fin aver vimos entrar gallarda-
mente al Philadelphia y atracar al
muelle numero 2.
Hemos tenido ocasi6n de hablar con
varios pasaleros, los cuales nos han
informado que dicho buque ha hecho
I'm viaJe colossal, estupendo, luchando
en- medic de I'm temporal deshecho.
Hubo momentos en- que Las olas, que
parecian montanas, amenazaban ira
gar el buque que arrostraba La furia
de los elementos desencadenados. Ell
captain mel puente del buque,. los Off
ciales y los marineros en- sus puestos
.respectivos, estaban sobre aviso.
Sc eonoci6 desde un principle que
lei barco iba correr un temporal Sc
rio, por la precipitation del viento.
FL Philadelphia retrocedia vein
ticinco millas por hora, sin ruta.
No Sc saba Il punto flo d6nde le
lievarian las olas.
50 pasaron dos dlas en- medic de 20
zobras y congojas I'll panico era
grande. Ia ansiedad, tremenda.
FL captain no perdi6 por un momen-
to In serenidad, aun cuando una enor-
me ola 10 tir6 desde el puente un
eseohll6n Y Sc nos dice que Sc fracture
dos costllas
I'll maquinista tambien ha resultado
lesionado Y con dos costilas fractura-
das LAS lanchas que i uno Y otro la
40 lIeya q buque, han sufrido ave-
rias
Por fin Fl temporal amain6 Y So di-
vis6 terra Sc encontraba el phila-
delphia frente las costas de Cabo
Rojo, Y puSo rumbo i San Juan
Como nuestros lcctorcs podran yer.
Il viaje fue una constante amenaza
pero, felizmente. las brillantes condi-
clones marineras del casco, la sereni-
dad del capitdn, el arroio de- los mari
neros Y Ia calma del pasaje, pudieron
evitar una tremenda desgracia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-09
~ OestrO pesane

A La temprana edad de diecisiets
amos, ha dejad~ de existir La querida
companera de nuestro buen amigo eE
conocido empresario don Enrique
Zimmerman, Luisita Carvajal.
III entierro ha sido una sincera ma
nifestaci6n de duelo, la cuai han con-
currido numerosos artistas periodis-
tas
La famiha del maestro Mayoqui Ia
dedic6 una preciosa corona, con una
sentida dedicatoria
Nuestro querido companero Felipe
Castan6p despidi6 el duelo, con brevez
y sentidas frases.
Descanse en- paz la que muri6 cas-
una nina, y reciba su condolido espOso.
nuestro buen amigo Zimmerman, eE
mas sentido pesame
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-09

Esta noche, con 10 mejor del roper
torio, la eompanla que act1a en el Mu-
nieipal dara Ia anunciada function de
moda
FL programa ha sido combinado de
manera que los artistas dc varieties luz
cam sus mas sobresalientes meritos
Las pelieulas que se exhibiran, todas
nteresantismas, son de las mejores
que uene Ia Empresa
La orquesta, que conduce con tanto
acierto Y competencia Il aventajado
maestro Liberal, ensaya para esta no
che algo nuevo Y exquisite.
LA function tiene todos los atracti-
vos que puede ofreeer este genero de
'espectacnlos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-09
Pedro Ag0yto, nata1gr
DE SU NOVA
Es q eciarado loco

Es decIarado loco
Esta mahana sc v6 en- Ia Corte de Dis.
trito. secci6n segunda. Il iuicio por asesi
nato en- primer grado contra Pedro Agos-
to. que dispar6 contra su novia. por celos.
en- Carolina. FL informe dc los peritos
declara que Agosto padece de enagenacl0n
meental
Basado dicho informe 81 juez senior
Audrey declare demente al acuaado. orde.
nando su reclusion en- e Manicomio mien-
tTas recobre la salud para ser entregado.
luoEo, al alcaido de- la carcel de san Juan.
Defendfa al acusado 81 Lcdo. senior Ma.
nuel Rossy
IN homicide
Tambien Sc vi6 on Ia mafiana do hov
en la mencionada Corge. 81 juiclo contra
Vidal Santana. acusado de homicidio juvo-
luntario. cuyo hecho oeurrt6 ea veaa Ba.
ia FL Jurado declare culpable Al acusado
81 juez le impuso tres a6os &C. carcel
con trabajos forzadoa
Manana continuaran hos jncsos crlmlua
les ante dicha Corte
En- Ell Supreme
Hoy no Sc vi6 uiueuua apelacl6u ante
este honorable tribunal Para manana uo
nay tampoco ninguna sehalada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-09

: =uncionarios munlolpales

Funcionarios runloipales
En- Ia session del Conseio Executive. ce-
lebrada aver tarde Sc aprobaron los sH-
gutentes namoramientos.
los sehores don Manuel Glmenez p
don Jorge Silva. conceiales do AgladiIIa.
Don Carlos Maria Soler don ManueE
Quevedo Baez. sfndicos de In Unlversfdaa
de Puerto Rico.
8e autoriz0 al Ayuntamiento de Jdncon
para construir un hospital por administra~
ci6n
Los sehores Gordis y Solomon solicitarom
Sc les conceda una franquicia para cons-
truir un tranvia el6ctrico entire. Cata1o W
Bayam0n y la exploitation de una linea d.,
yapores entire Cataho San Juan
Sc lego m escrito de la Junta escolar do,
Adjuntas. para que sea declarada de uti-
hdad pubiica an terreno para construir ana.
casa -escuela
Dichas sohcitudes pasaron al Comite de
franquicias seran informadas en- la ore
xima session
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-09

Ha fallecido en- este pueblo antes de
aver, la senora esposa de don Jose Ma.
Carazo, personalidad muy prominente aquf
AL entierro del cadaver de la distinguida
dana fallecida que tuvo efecto aver tarde,
asisti0 numerosa concurrencia
En demostracl6n de dueio, aEi Cast
no Espanop, de Bayam0n. ha transferido
para el otro domingo sci concierto de que
va tlenen notieias los Iectores del BOLE-
TIN.
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-09

Reanudada la session, comparecen
varios testigos de la defensa, entire
ellos Angela Gonzalez, Adriana Rive
ra Marguerite Cheffer
De las declaraciones de estos testi-
gos daremos cuenta manana.
La Corte SO declare EN- receso las
cinco y veinte, para reanudarse Ia so
sion hoy, las diez de Ia manana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-09

I'm 81 mltin unionista que Sc verfff-
cara esta tardc en Ia plaza de Baldo~
rioty. tomaran parte. ademas de los
oradores de San Juan algunos dc la
isla, que accidentaImente se encuen-
tran en esta capital
Tn prominente abogado orador
republican,, hara su declaration en- gm
tlbuna sobre su mgreso en- La Union
de Puerto Rico"
I'm los Departamentos De Caridaa
~ Sanidad y en- el Quartet general dc
Po1cia, no Sc ha faeilitado lnforma-
ci0n para In Prensa.
Ei eelador de la Junta de Sanidaa
local sefior Carb6, giro hoy una visits
4 la rla2a dcl Mercado. SIN que encon-
trase mnguna clase de g6neros que
mereciesen denuneia.
Ha regrcsado de su viaie d los Es~
tados tnidos, nuestro estimado amigo
don Francisco Forteza, de Ia impor4
tahte casa torteza v COmpania dG
Mayaguez
Reciba nuestro estimado amigo un
cordial saludo.
En- ei Hospital cuarentenario hay
enfertnos en- tratamiento.
Anoche Sc apag6, como de costunz-
bre, la luz electrical.
El foco de La calIe de La Tanca W.
Allen Sc apag6 las diez no volvi6 s.
encenderse.
Trasladamos estos informes al Al
calde INFERNO, senor Ponte, y al fna.
pector eleetricista del Ayumtamienfa.