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II you have good friend don't try
to convert him into good thing.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29

come law "it viii damn your Rcpubli-
can party and be worse for you thnn
the force bill which defeated liarri-
son" 1t was all false prctcnses, he
declared. and he said to the Rcpubli-
cans. Like children YOU are playing
with FIRE in Il powder MAGAZINE lie
closed by asking the Republicans if
they were fools enough TO belicVe
that the South would ever again sub
nit to the polces to which she sub
miited when she was weak and helr-
less. ,....a..4.A BnA--.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
WRECK OF AN AIRSHlp.
The Gas Bag of Mammoth Dirigiblc
Balloon Bursts.

A mammoth airShip, 500 feet long
on its trial trip in Berkeley rose 500
feet from the earth i'm view OF TO-
900 spectators. tilted, burst and drop
ped to the ground with It's crew Oh
l6 mon, every one OF whom was IN
iurcd With the possible exception
OF one. all will recover. Seven were
severely hurt while nine were cut
and bruised. AS the gas bag burst
and the ship fell towards the earth.
men, women and children screamed
and ran in every direction. Several
women tainted and children were
Knocked down a cry Of horror rose
as several men lcaped from the snip
and hurled themselves TO earth,
where they landed with thuds that
brought groans for the injured and
created alarm among the onlookers'T
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
tltNDlSfi CRIME FItUSTRATEn
SiN Year Ola Child Was Iutcpdod
Victim.

me Columbia State says an at
tempted criminal assault upon the
o-Eear-oid daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
"ahdiier' who live at 1920 Lady
street resulted in an exciting chase
nE the police after Antley Robinson
Il negro boy. his subsequent capture
ana removal to the State penifcnti-
airy The details Of the affair show
F" remarkable tendency toward crimi-
MAJ Ilte by the boy. who is only -
Years OF age. Robinson, whose
mother worked in the house, attocked
me iittle girl, whose mother was at-
tracted by the screams. The bov ran
as soon as he heard the mother com
ing and although caught, wrenched
away from her grasp and started
ont OF the yard. lie was struck by
Il hrick hurled by the mother of the
child and long cash cut in his
mead The boy has made a confession
of his guilt. =
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
HAD CLOSE CALL.
MIR. w. 8. BROWN WAS DISCOVER
ED JUST IN TIME,
10 Save Him From Being Asphyxiat-
cd at Wright's Hotel in Columb;,
on Friday Morning.

Ihc Columbia State says: Mr.. w
.. Brown of Lancaster was found J.,
room 264, Wright's hotcl, Fridav
morning about o'clock in nm nm
conscious condition, due to tbe :,
iaiatlon OF gas. 1t Is possible thnt
ne would have been asphvx;,tod ,,,,,,
IN half an hour if the odnr 80 49,,
ed. "''coVef-
Many seemed to think toot A..
hro"h had deliberately tnrnod Iho
gas on IN an attempt to end bIs ,ifn
pu' Mr. Robert G, Wright gives n nc
us opinion that Mr.. Brown turnn,,
nc gas on and forgot to ligbt - ~,
'."t ms near call for death was no.
o,'c''ai. MIR. Brown left the boto,
ABOUT 10 o'clock. before he couId ha
'col, DE reporter for The State
MI Brown registered ot wrio,,,o
p""' | CLOCK Thursday morning.
re- asked what time the train fo,,
G""iio.te loft On being informed
'"e 'imc of departure of tho G
CLOCK train for Charlotte he told
,ic clcrk' MIR. Croncnburg. that no
W. W. ''o' care to get up that early and
'clt call for o'clock. He paid hic
"iSn MS iodging in advance and was
"'siShcd 10 room No. 2G4.
" heli the porter went up TO cal,
hr' brown he received no rcsnons %
from his knock on the door. mo
ransom was slightly open ana tba
nu'iicS OF escaping gas were detected
nc ''at'er was reported at thetofIlco
OF inc hotel Immediately ana y hur,,,
ca hvestigation was made. No re-
'poiiSe came to repeated knocks on
'he door and ii was finally foroo,,
open. Mr.. Brown was found lvinc
ACROSS the bed in an unconscious con
o''ioh ana the gas jet was turned fulI
on A"i'
Dr. Mcintosh was summoned ana
aiter working with Mr. Brown fo,.
qulte while restored him to con
seriousness. 1t is said at tho bntn,
mat Mr.. Brown had little to saw 70.
sard1ng the affair and at 10 oc,ocl,
walked out Of the hotel
II Mr.. Brown turned the gas ., =,
dciiherato attempt to commit su,-
ciue no reason for his act is known in
umD1h 1t is said thai he is an
Insurance agent but nothing could
DC learned about his affairs. 4
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
BENNErTsvIIAE. s. O., FRIDAY, NAY 20 zoos
NEGRO HANGED.
HE PAYS DEATH PENALTY FOR
WIFE MURDER.
Very Few People Allowed 10 Witness
tho Execution, Which Took Place
i'm Jail Yard.


Jim Malloy, colorcd, was hung at
Bcnnettsville on Friday for the bru-
tai murder Of his wife over one year
ago. The trap was sprung at 1889,
and at 12.0S Drs. Carmichael and
Kinney pronounced him dead as a
result OF strangulation. His body
was cut down and taken away and
buried in the potters' field. his fami-
ly refusing to take charge OF the re-
mains. The execution was orderly.
and only a few witnessed it.
The gallows on which .naloy was
hanged was about 2 feet high. A
tap door Lad been fixed allowing a
fall OF about feet. The cutting Of
the rope allowed the trap door to
fall, and the body dropped through
this.
Before the execution the Revs. John
Moultric, II. f. harrington, j.. w.
Prince and B. c. Jackson held de-
votional exercises in the coll OF the
doomed man. Malloy said that he
was ready to meet his God. and tha,
he was going TO his death with ma
lice towards none.
AT 1927 Sheriff j Il. Green en-
tered the cell and read the death war
rant to Jim. Accompanied by Dcpu-
ties Hnson Odom and a. G. Green,
he then marched to the scaifold. Ills
hands and legs were tied The sher-
III asked him if he had anything to
say before he was hung. He said
that he had made his peace with God
and that he was going TO death With
out fear. He said that he deserved
to die and asked the sheriff not to
mind it, He asked Gods blessings on
the sheriff, the deputies and all pre-
sent He asked MIR. lj. W. Evans,
on whose place he committed the
murder, 10 tell his mothcr-in-law
that he had nothing against her and
sent his love to them all and asked
that they meet him in Heaven
The black cap was then adjusted,
and at 1879 the trap was sprung,
but the fall fail0d to break the muir
dorcr's neck. and il was 12.0S when
the DOCTORS announced that he was
dead as Il result OF strangulation. His
body was cut down and taken away
to the potter;s field and buried by
the county.
The sheriff. in accordance with the
law, allowed only a very few to see
the execution. More than 900 APP
piled for admission cards.
The murder was committed on the
24th Of April. 1907. in the after
noon. and that night the sheriff had
application for cards TO the hanging,
Malloy was about 80 years old. SiN
feet in height. and appeared 10 be
OF the average Intelligence. Before
tho execution he had allowed his
beard 10 grow out and his face was
covered by il. lie met death bravcly
avowing that he had been saved.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
MURDERER ARRESTED.
Who Had Killed No Less Than Six
Persons


Tho South Bend police authorities
were informed Friday Of the arrest
OF James Dremmingstall, accused OF
the murder Of six persons, near Do
wagiac, Mich.
Drcmmingstall has already confess
cd to the murder OF two persons. ac
cordinS TO the police and they fur
lhor say that they will have no diff
Guilty fastening the other murders
upon nm The arrest was brought
aDont by Drcmmingstall's wife, who
voluntarily told the police that she
feared that she was to be murdered
she said her husband had deter
mined to kill her because he feared
she would tell Of his many crimes.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
FOOTpADS IN COLUMBIA.
One Man Sandbasged and Another
Held Up on Street.

a dispatch from Columbia to The
News and Courier says w. O. Sligh.
an electrician, was held up and rob
bed on Lumber street, on SATURDAY.
night, one robbcr having pistol ana
wearing automobile goggles, while
the other, negro, went through his
pockets. AS soon as possible Sigh
notified policeman on the beat and
the robbers were seen and chased.
returning the officers fire, but
eventually escaping up the Soaboard
tracks.
Tuesday night Arthur NJ. Rogers,
a lincman, was found by a street car
conductor inscnsiblc in an alley of
of Bull street, between Richland and
Lumber, and man was bending ov-
or him when Conductor Drake first
saw the body Of Rogers. Drake call
ed for the police and two officers re-
Spouded, but the robbers escaped,
There was probably more than one.
Rogers recovered consciousness, but
could not tel what happeden to him
The two affairs happened only four
blocks from each other, but on diff
fercnt sides Of Main street In the
northern section Of the city
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
TERRIBLE WRECK
Caused by an Express Train
Crashing Into Another.
SIXTY ARE KILLED

o"itch Throws Fast Mail
Against Local Train Carrv;,a p;,
Sf1ihs to the Shrine at Tur,,l,.
All or Whom Were Killed or, sor;-
ousiy injured.
one Of the most disastrous ro,,
"'ioehts In recent times oc-
cured at Contch, a station six pi,os
southeast of Antwerp, Belgium ON
the main line at s o'clock 1,,.ia
''"'" "ins' The exact number of VIC
'in's mad not been determined y, -
iate In the night owing TO the d;e
c"ity of removing the bodies fr,>,>
inc debries. but the latest estimate
places the number at sixty killed .nd
one hundred wounded.
nc catastrophe appears to have
| neeh due to defective switch whera
.hc main line crosses a local l;na a.
.his point train carrying large
| NUMBER OF pilgrims on their wov o.,
.he Shrine at Turnbout. was stand
'"s' lhlo this the Antwerp BrusseIs
oNpicSS dashed at Il speed of fifty
i.ies on hour literally leaping on
Inc heavy coaches of the evnrass
crashed L. .sntcr train into e,I,,,,
ers. The sides of the EXPRESS c.rs
were torn from their fastcnines thn
nooiS practically collapsing, thus
p''clPitatns the passengers to tho
S.ue nninJured, when they fed fren-
"led across the field.
hut Tor this fact the death ron
"ouio DC mucn greater. Few OF the
occupants OF the local train osconed
awe THOSE not killed were badly
injured many of them mortally
ne rescuers, even the doctors
were sickened at the sight that moi
'nelr sazes. Evidences were found
or horrible Death struggles that oc,
cured III tne coaches. At one nlaca
+" dlsmembercd hand was found
o'"tchihg one of the supports Of tho
torn car One body was lying across
inc hoiler Of the locomotive crushed
INTO shapeless mass. The maioritv
or the dead could not be recoen;zad
either being decapitated or thai,
The signal man at Conticb sow
lhat his switch was not working iuss
as the Antwerp express came thnn.
derlng down the line. He )eoneJ
from the window Of his signal station
and heroically ran down the track
toward the oncoming train, wayin.
red flag His effort was too late tn
avert disaster
The engineer and fireman of the
express were killed at their post
'Ihe judicial authorities Of Antwerp
soon arrived on the scene and opened
an investigation into the disaster.
Ihey ordered the signal man In
charge of the switches under arrest.
although 1t is believed by the authori
tlVeS that they were blameless.
Prince Albert went to Contich tbis
afternoon and visited the wounded
having cancelled an engagement to
preside at banquet at Antwerp.
with regard to the cause of the
colllslon. railroad Official stated
that the switches were being repair
ed, and that the workmen who had
been placed at the temporary hand
switch appeared to have made a
mistake or the switch failed to act.
'rhc engineer, it was stated, saw the
danger and applied the brakes. but
IL was too late to avert the disaster
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
y Young Woman inhalcs Gas in 70.
lice station Cell.

Jennie Blunt. young woman who
was sentenced to four years in the
pcnitcntimy by Judge Dixie in brook
iNn, Tor shooting Charles NJ. Sanford
Il lawyer, came very near cheating
the law. She was found unconscious
in her cell IN the Raymond street Jail
from inhaling Illuminating gas. Her
life was saved by the prompt action
Of physician. Miss Blunt shot San
ford because he wronged her.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
CAN'T BE FOUND.
MIR. R. LEB BRuNsoN or FLOR
HNCE, 8. C.
Has apparently Disappeared and His
Friends Fear that Something scri-
Gus Has Bcfallcn Him.

sAoo hClVftcn
Mr.. II. Lee Brunson. one or tbo
most popular and highly respected
cltiZens of Florence, has apparently
disappeared and no trace OF him has
neen found since last Saturday night
"eek&ago, when he was seen at the
union station in Columbia.
Whcn he LETT home he told his
iamis that he intended going to
Charleston to consult a specialist in
regard to his eyes, but 1t seems that
he went instead to Columbia.
There is no cause known to his
family or friends which would lead
nm 70 romain away SO long without
with them.
ms officials Of the Bank Of Flor
ence,# where he has been employed
lor several years as assistant cashier.
assure his family and friends that
lhcfe3 Is absolutely no evidence of
any shortage OF funds or irrcgularity
in his accounts, though careful exa-
mination has bcen made.
Hesis the keeper OF records and
seal OF Harmony Lodge, No. s, X. Of
r., and member of the Florence
Lodge, No. 1920, b. p. O. T..
Any Information as to Mv Br,ln-
son n's8whereaDouts will be gratefully
received by his distressed family and
his issMnierous friends at Florence =
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
DIES OF RABIES.
Heard Doctors Say "You Die in
Sevenfy-Two Hours"
SWIFTLY FULFILLED.
one Other Man and II Girl i'm Danger
From the Same Dog, and Are Now
Being Treated in the Pastcur In
StItute. Took i'm Stray Cur.

Being Treated in the Pastcur In
stitutc. Took in Stray Cur.
| The prediction OF death passed up-
on William II Marsh last Monday bv
the physicians OF tho pasteur Insti-
| tnte at New York was fulfilled two
days after whom he died of HYDRO
| phooia Unconscious from the ad-
ihlhlstration Of opium, tho wealthy
i'rooklyn manufactures escaped tho
lasl tortureS Of rabies
Warned by Or. ". l.. Wheeler
l"o days ago that he did not have
NOR than three or -four days to live.
Mr. Marsh, who to all appearances
'hcn was in the best OF health turn-
ca 10 leave the Pasteur Institute and
drive back TO his home at No. "A
ocean aenue, Flatbush.
Before go doctor, tell nc inst
how long you give nc TO live.
nave things to arrange before | die >"
said Mr.. Marsh without the slightest
sign of excitement.
You must get all important husi.
ness cleared up within tbirtv-.iv
hours, answered the doctor. "ynn
may live twice that long, but youl
VIII be suffering then. You will not
ne III mental condition to attend
to business"
Thank YOU, doctor" replied Mr..
Marsh. Then he turned to his son
and said:
we will go home now, boy"
Nhcn MI. Marsh entered his home.
opposite Prospect Park, he called his
wlfc, three sons and two daughters
and told them OF the sentence of
death that had been passed upo,l- fifnE
lheh he gave his attention TO l.lsi-
ness details and prepared to die, With
the one request that HIS end be made
peaceful by the use OF drugs.
Ramsey Marsh the twcnty~one-ycar
old son, and Miss Edna Thomson
| bookkccpcr for Mr.. Marsh, arc talk
ing the PaStcur treatment in an cl-
loft 10 ward OF an attack OF rabies
me young man does not recall hcins
bitten, bu, Miss Thompson was at
tackled by the dog the day after Mr..
Marsh contracted the disease. and
sustained bad bite on her chin.
Fonr years ago, when he opened
up his factory, he found little dog
on the street
II need a watchdog, and this little
fellow is to be our mascot" he told
his employees This was the name
less dos each cmployc had n diff
tcrcnt name for the animal-.that
caused the death Of Mr. Marsh
AS near as the employees can recall.
the dog entered the Office about six
weeks ago, With a cut on its side. It
whncd around the feet of sir. Marsh
VINO Was busy with his daily mail.
something wrong with YOU, old
fellow asked Mr. Marsh, and he
leaned over and pattcd him On dis
covering the wound he droppcd his
work, washed the cut ana tied il up
with care.
There YOU arc. old fellow; now
run away, he said The brute lick
ed his masters hand, and MI Marsh
commented ON the action, saving
that if ever Il dog was trying to thank
any one it WAS lhs one.
No one is sure not even Mr..
Marsh. but il is supposed he had a
sore from a hangnai on one of his
fingers ~ This means The dreaded
virus entered his system. making tho
third known case Of lis kind in the
history OF rabies
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29

'of' sSN iSic ictioOutS VIII nc SraIc1ullN
received by his distressed family and
his numerous friends at Florence. <
he was seriously i'll ana Dr.. Culln-
an was called. Mr.. Marsh still failed
to copiide his suspicious to his family
or to.thc physician. ana it was not
until8 Monday morning that DR.. Cul-
llnans1ad chance to make a COM
plete nvestigation. Ihcn ii was that
he tolA his patient he though, he was
sufferSpg from rabies.
Calling a carriage, they made a
hurrthd trip to the Pasteur Institute
In 9I8nnnty- street 1t REQUIRED
but5s SteysEEse seconds for DR.. Wheeler TO
IL an. sheSSteDt, and then came the
fatal sentence that the steur cure
wonld be Of no help to ..r Marsh.
he was told that lie had waited too
long. Dr. Wheeler informed - pa
licnt that an effort was being made
now by the Paris branch of the in
stitution to find a cure for man in
his advanced stages.
NO hopes OF that man returning
i'll time to help me?" he asked
None" the doctor replied.
men came the drive to The pretty
homc IN brooklyn, whore his wife
ana children were anXiously await
ing him.
After telling his family that the
doctors had but little hope Of his
recovery, he asked his son, Ramsey,
II ne mad come in contact with the
dog, and gave Instructions TO send
word TO the factory at once to warn
all employees to hurry to the Pas,cur
institute If they had come i'm CON
tact with the animal
Nh Marsh had many business de-
tails that he wanted to arrange and
he was anxious about a patent noise
less gun that Mr. Bangertcr had
been working on for some time.
Rather tried to cheer us up" said
one of the sons yesterday Gle had
hopes that he might live, but the
first stages Of the disease had passed
and when he realized this, he knew
he could not live"
II was not until Monday that Mr..
Marsh had TO give up and go to bed
The convulsions had set in. and it
was only with the greatest effort that
he could keep his mind on the yari-
,r,,',,.,,,,. ~ ~ """''" 10 '''"' up
','" S''si' o'i"''Sc ioT 'he
w ~ -" ,r" ~, c""'c '"c ,'' uSHi o'
80, ~ '"'',lE c'l''o III I"
NV. y ~ '"po,r" oNti 'np
"'"''"' 'N''i cou'u q"
~, 49,,
"I'''' "'"' n'''S, loicSFai'iS'
an" 'c''crS oeS"h
80 .. ~ '"'9n nome pN we
S'"''' 'opic "roVe up III carriages
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29

Oklahoma ana Texas Swept by Most
Terrific storms.

Oklahoma and Texas have been
visited in the last few days with most
terrific rain storms. y dispatch from
Muskogce says there is not a rail
road in operation as a result of the
heavy rains and cloud bursts that
have occurred in that state Many
railroad bridges have been destroy
ed and the crops badly damaged.
Texas has suffered nearly as bad as
Oklahoma. Some parts Of the state
have been devastated by The rain
storms.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29

The wise man profits by his mis~
takes; the fool forgets them.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-29
SOUTH AT T ACKED
Republicans Trying to Revive the
Reconstruction Bitterness.
ETTlNG DESPERATE

Republicans Afraid to Let the People
Know How Much Money They arc
Given by the Trusts for Corrupt
Legislation and Becomes Vicious
Towards the South.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-10

aqu6l distrito por la actividad y
|el entusiamoque ha desplegado
para llevar q cabo esta Ubra.
Han sido aprobadas por Ell
Comisionado de instruction v
devueltas q las respectivas Jun
tas. las propuestas de maestros
hechas por las Juntas Escolares
de Rio Piedras, Lola, Rio Gran.
de. Naguabo, Vieques, Arroyo,
uncos, Salinas, Cayey. Cidra,
Coamo, Juana Diaz, Penuelas.
Anasco, Moca, Aguadilla. Isa-
bella, Morovis, Corozal, Naran-
jlto V Toa Alta.
En- Ell Departamento de ms
truccion han sido recibidas las
propuestas de maestros eleva-
das por las untas Escolares de
San German. Fajardo, Las Ma
rias, GALES y Dorado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-10
BANC0 TERRITORIAL y AGRIC0LA De PUERTO RICO
Capital autoizads $~24oooO0. Capital rahzadO s3l5, 5s1.sa U. d
0paraciones que ~reaIixaa

PRESTAMOS: Con garantas personalcs, con celaterales, y con hipotocap
4 corto y largo plazo sobre fncas r1stcas.
DESCUENTOS: De gros, pagares y oblgaciones comercales 4 corto plase
GlROS: Sobre Espaha, New York, Paris, Lendres y Hamburgo.
GIROS POR CABLE: Sobre New York y Madrid.
CUENTAS CORRIENTES: Con interes de = oo annual dhponibles + n
vista por cheques.
IMPOSITION A PLAzo FLO: Con interes de . { s orc aasal segGa
tempo.
sEccION DE AHORRoS: Imposiciones sobre libretas desde IS centa-
vos, 4 5 1000 % intereses al 6 orc anual
cOBRANZAS. Por cuenta agena con comis6n minima dc cobro. Sin
comison para los correntHdas.
DEPOSITOS: De effective y valores.
CAMBIO DE MONEDAS De todos los pafses.
VENTA DE CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS: La mepd inversion en- Puerto
Rico; lnteres oo pagadero por cupones scmestales.
VENTA DE FINcAS: Dando facihdades para Ell page, @ las jurisdic-
clones de Adjuntas, Aguas Buenas, Aibonio, Arecibo. Barcelonea.
barros, Cayey, Gales, Corozal, Guayama, Hattie, Juana Diaz, Lola.
Manat. Maricao, Naranjhs, Patllas, Rio Grande Utuado, Yabucoa J
Yauco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-10
Jose ~. CHrrer0,
Presidente accidental.
Varias noticias

La primera municipalidad
que ha construido la primera
escuela rural, de $4,000 ha sido
Lares. Con tai motive Ell doctor
Dexter lie ha concedido una ter
cera escuela rural, felicitando
Il mismo tempo a la unta es-
collar y al superitendente de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-10
PUERTO-RICO SUGAR Co.
CONVOCATORIA

A las nueve de la manana del
dia 81 de Julio corriente y en- la
casa Mo- de la Gale de Tetuan,
tendra efecto la Iunta general
ordinaria de Accionistas de la,
Corporation, en- cumplimiento
de 10 que preceptua Ell artfculo
primero de sus Estatutos.
Lo que Sc hace publico para
conocimiento de los senores Ac-
cionistas.
AbeAardo de la Haba.
s~ECRETARJO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-10
de SQldQd, beleIiCelCQ
Y CORRECTION
NECOCIAB0 DB SANDAL ] 3ENEFICEICIA
Cnv@atsria para haestres Y Oftiales PIsna,s

Cnr@aterla para haetrss Y O6tials PIsnaS
De acuerdo con Ell parrafo 3 del Re.
glamento XI-Plomerfa-se convoc
a todos los que deseen acreditar su SUI
hciencia en- la materis para los exa-
menes que tendran lugar los dfas IS,
20. 80 y 81 del corriente mes de Julio
para Maestros y Ohciales Plomeros,
en- las o6cinas del Departamento.
Los aspirantes podran p~resentar sus
solicitudes hasta las cuatro de la tar.
de del dfa ~ del mencionado mes.
La materia sobre que ha de versar
Ell examen comprende la siguiente:
II Procedimientos para las insta-
l~aciones de objetos de plomerfa: como
inodoros, %urinales, sumideros, etc. etc.
y para la debida ventilation de los
mismos, de acuerdo con los Regla-
mentos de la Junta Superior de Sa-
nidad.
20 Procedimientos para la instala.
cion de desague de ediicios Y venti-
lacion de aquellos.
8 CORRECTION de pianos defectuo.
SOS presentados 81 examinante.
40 Practica de c~oneccioneS de tn.
IBERIA de hierro y plomo, y demaS
objetos del ramo. por msdio de SOL
daduras, especialmente junturas dc
plomo ahuevadas.
San Juan, P. r., Julio 2, 1908.
DR.. TOMAS VAGUE.
Director de Sandal y Benehcencia.