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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05

clio 6 compensation por correr
la aventura de obtener dichos
objetos 8 parte de ellos, 8 cual-
quiera acci6n 8 interes en- los
mlsmOs, en- virtud d G alg1n
acuerdo, inteligencia 8 esperan-
"a de que habran de distribute
Sc por suerte, llamese loteria
rifa, empresa de regalos, 9 por
cualquier otro nombre."
Con arreglo a la precedente
dehniCi0n, creo no Cabe duda
alguna que ciertos juegos, tales
como la "loteria' "basiga" "bu-
rro ETC., estan prohibidos. Te-
nemos otra vez, como ejemplo,
ell juego de 'loteria''. En- este
TN n1mero de personals expone
cada cual determinada suma al
azar de ganarse otra mayor, dis
cernida al que primero llene los
C1ncO numerOs Ell una hilera del
carton, 10 cual depende entera-
mente de los numeros cores
pOndlenteS a los bolOs sacadOs
al azar de TN saco. Este iuego
cae Observation-Disclosures de lie
no bajo la defnicion de loteria,
slendo, por 10 tanto, prohibido,
de lgual modo que tOdos los de-
mas juegos en- que sc expone
una cantldad cualquiera a la
suerte de ganar Otra mayor de
dinero otra cosa de valor.
Para terminar me permito re
Comendar que Sc lean detenida-
mente los artiCulos del C6digo
Penal references a la Ioteyia j.,
como tambien a otros juegos de
azar, y respetuosamente enca-
rezco a los Jueces, hscales y de
mas funcionarlos cuya obliga-
cion es perseguir las infraccio
mes de ley, que hagan todo 10
possible para conseguir el casti-
60 de los que desobedezcan los
mandates de la misma.
Leldos embellishments los ci.
tados articulos del Codigo Pc
nal, en- mi Sentir no cabe duda
que la mente de Ia Asamblea
Legislative es suprimir toda
suerte de juegos de azar, Y es-
toy resuelto a cumplir estricta :
mente mi deber a fin de que la
ley Sc cumpla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
ObitO

En- la madrugada del ltines dej6 de
existir en- el barrio Santurce, de esta
capital, la virtuosa sefiorita Luisa Mi
liam, hermana de los policfas pertene
cientes q la banda de la lnsular, Libo-
rio y Tomas Milan.
AL entierro, que sc veriaco aver
asistieron la espresada banda de la po-
Iicfa y un gran ndmero de amigos, CO,
mo prueba de las simpatfas de que
goza la familia MILAN en- esta pobla
cion. FL duelo fue despedido por e.
joven D. Enrique Lefebre.
Paz a los restos de la que va nc
existe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
De I T@@Gu0

No exsgeraba Ell reclamo del pro-
grama al decir que La B0rracka era
una creacion de Luisa Obregon
Realmente, la distinguida artista
ha hecho I'm estudio acabadfsimo del
caracter, de ese aspecto de la dege-
nerac ion humana, y ha logrado, como
pocas, como muy pocas actrices, en-
carnar ell tlpo repugnante que di6
vida real en- la escena, la lnsigne
Loreto Prado
La sefIora Obreg6n, ha conseguido
anoche I'm gran triunfo artlstico y 10
grado TN prodigio de Characterization
en- La B0rracha
El p1blico la tribute muchos aplau-
SOS, 'haciendola repetir los coabIefs,
dichos con admirable entonacion
naturalidad pasmosa.
En- todas las escenas, pero espe-
cialmente en- la Ultima, la senora
Obregon nos dio la exacta vision de
la mas pura realidad. Attitudes,
gestos, inflexiones de voz, todo GUAM
10 puso en- su trabajo verdaderamente
extraordinario la seflora Obregon,
fue debidanente apreciado por Ell
p1blico que la prodigo sonoras ova
clones.
Secundaron con acierto la sef1ora
Obreg6n, las sefiora y senorita Raml-
rez y los sefores Casas, Real, Bella
y Ramirez (don Santisgo,.
Completaron el programa, La senora
Captfana y FL 1tradoy ae Paionas. En-
esta obra, aunque son de apreciar los
progresses realizados por la simpatica
senorita Ramirez, la Interpretation
que dio la joven artista al caracter de
Pepeta result6 algo deficiente-
Ese es papel para una tiple drama
tica la seflorita Ramirez, no 10 es
todavla
Casas estuvo admirable y muy bien
Real.
Secuudaron con nucho acierto,
Marcos, Bella y Ramirez.
Los coros, ratos bien y ratos
NAL.
Ia orquesta, muy bien.
Domingo Or0SCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
ReSponsabidad del Gobierlo
Medidas para todos

LA Democrac1a" de aver comenta
acknowledgements, en- un artfculo,
que no habiendose perm itido la
gente de TERRA comunicarse con la
gente del vapor Caracas que como
indicamos qued6 en- mitad de la bahia
Sc dejase sin embargo, que ell captain
y Ell sobrecargo, viniese San Juan
y anduviesen por la poblaci6n tran.
quilamente, sin obstaculo alguno.
Con dicho motive Ell apreciabl CO.
lega, dice 10 siguiente:
"Creemos que es hora de mirar con
mucho cuidado 8 las responsibilities
que contrae ell gobierno, 81 por de-
sidia suya Sc prcpaga en- Puerto Rico
una calamidad que. no solo amena-
zarfa nuestras vidas. sino que deter
minarla una catastrofe economical
cuyo alcance es impossible medir nj
calcular."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
I'm ratorO ingpnIoSo


Aver tarde comparecio ante la Cor
te Municipal Ell sujeto Rafael Pagan,
quien Sc hacia pasar como empleado
de la Luz Electrica. Pagan psrece
que encontro Ell medic de vivlr pacf
hcamente, armandose de una escalera
y herramientas, y de este modo, Sc
presentaba en- las casas. reclamando
la entrada a fin, segin el. de arreglar
desperfectos ocurridos en- los alam-
bres electricos.
va en- las azoteas Ell ratero arranca-
ba con todo 10 que encontraba al paso,
como zapatos. camisas, forroS de ca
tre y otros objetos que aparecen es-
peciticados en- las notas del Juzgado,
sin duda alguna con la sana jntenci6n
de establecer I'm museo de antique
dades.
No le valieron ante Ell Tuez Suau
sus meritos contrafdos como emplea =
do honorffco, y Pagan pagara con
dos amos ochO meseS de carcel las
seis denuncias de que ha tenido que
responder por varios hurtos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
Los eSpoSoS Caubet-ConZd||ez

La distinguida senora de
nuestro particular amigo don
Antonio Caubet ha dado a luz
con toda felicidad a un nuevo
vastago, que viene a aumentar
la familia de los esposos Cau-
bet Gonzalez.
'Felicitamos por Ell feliz suce-
SO a tan buenos amigos y parti-
cipamos de la inmensa algeria
que hoy corona como un rayo
de luz la felicidad de aquel
hogar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
La function de eSta nOche

La exelente troupe lirica que
act1a en- Ell Municipal anuncia
para esta noche I'm Estudtante
en- Salamanca, una de las mas
bellas { interesantes zarzuelas
del antique repertoire clasico
espanol.
En- ella sobresalen la senorita
Baillo, el se1or Mathew, Ell Sc
nor Marco. y todos los artistas
cue forman Ell cuadro grande.
Esta noche sera OtrO exitO para
la Compania de Zarzuela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
E| senior C0nheras Ramos

va esta fuera de cuidado ell
distinguido compafiero. que di-
rige con tanto acierto EAgWiLa
de Ponce.
Ell ilustrado compa1ero nos
envia una tarjeta, agradeciendo
ell interes que hemos demostra-
do por verle. como en- la actua-
lidad esta, vencido todo peligro,
en- franca convalecencia, 10 que
celebramos vlvamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
Doia Adelaide Gutierrez

Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad La
estimable seilora dona Adelaide
Gutierrez Rebollo, despues de
penosa enfermedad.
Su esposo don Manuel Geste-
ia. sus hijos Y demas familia,
suplican a sus amigos, Sc sirvan
asistir al sepelio que tendra lu :
gar esta tarde alas cinco.
Enviamos a tan distinguida
familia nuestro pesame por la
desgracia que lloran Ell estos
momentos, y hacemos votos por
el eterno descanso dc la que
fue modelo de virtudes Y de ca !
ridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
h pIoductO De una Idnciidn

La function celebrada por la
compaflia de zarzuela que &C
tua en- Ell Municipal, q benefcio
de la sonora madre de la ma
lograda artista Luisa Arregui,
ha dado el resultado siguiente:
Un dfa de sueldo de los artis-
tas Maestro Mayoqui y familia,
Consuelo Baillo, Luisa Obreg6n,
jaime Mathew, Alberto Mora
les, Manuel Real, Santiado Mar
co. Miguel Casas, Luis Vizca-
rondo, Pablo Bella Ricardo
Arnaldo. Luis Roig, Sr. Fuentes
y Jose Gonzalez. SI1A.2o
ID. America Marin por
la empresa 1871
Total $4,000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
FL martin Saenz"

Este hermoso vapor esta la
carga en- Barcelona para salir Ell
RI del dorrieute con destino &
Canarias. San Juan, Mayaguez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba Haba-
ma Cieufuegos Y New Orleans.
Consignatarios:
Sobrinos lie Izquierdo & Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05
IA CIRCULAR DEL ATTORNEY
SOBRE JUEGOS

Hoy Sc ha dado a la prensa la
siguiente circular:
A los senores Jueces y Fiscales
de la Isla:
Por los informes y consultas
que me han sido dirigidos, pa
rece que existe alguna duda e
incertidumbre respecto a la in
terpretaci6n que deba darse a
las leyes prohibitivas del jue-
90. A fin de desvanecer esa
confusion V aclarar el deber de
los miembros de este Departa =
mento, por 10 que respecta a la
Suppression del juego, me permlto
someter las siguientes opinio-
mes V advertencias, sobre ell ar
ticulo 299 del C6digo Penal y
otras disposiciones del reterido
texto legal que de igual modo
prohiben el juego.
La Ley votada en- la Ultima
Session de la Asamblea Legisla-
tiva, enmepdando Ell articulo
200 del Codigo Penal, prohibe
determinados juegos, expresa
mente mencionadOs en- la mis-
ma. Estos juegos, desde luego,
no son permitidos bajo circuns =
tancias de ninguna clase. La
ley tambien prohibe "cualqnier
otro juego de banca o interes"
(de envite 8 azar).
Esta ofcina ha Opinado STEM
pre- que por "juego de banca o
interes" debe entenderse cual-
quier juego por dinero Ii otra
cosa de valor en- Ell Cual la per-
soma que dirige ell juego o 10
permite en- su establecimiento,
retiene un tanto por ciento o
una parte de las ganancias
Resulta, pues, que con arreglo
a esta clausula del Citado ar
ticulo 200. son prohibidos sola-
mente los juegOs de azar en- que
sc cobre TN tanto por ciento 8
"barato". Por ejemplo, en- ell
juego de loteria, que es pura-
mente TN juego de azar, sea
cual fuere la cuantia de las
apuestas, ST ninguna parte de
estas es retenida por Ell dueno
del cafe o sitio en- que sc jue-
que, o por persona alguna fue-
ra de la gananciosa, en- tai case
no esta prohibido dicho juego
por Ell articulo 200 del Codigo
Penal. Pero no debe olvidarse
que tambien hay otros artfculos
del mismo Codigo que prohiben
determinadas formas de juego.
Los articulos 2o2. 2o3 y 2o4 de-
claran que sera REQ de misde-
meanor toda persona que inven-
tare, preparare, estableciere 9
jugare cualquier loteria; 6 que
vendiere, cediere, oen cualquier
forma supliere 9 traspasare a
otro Q para I'm tercero algun BIZ
llete, suerte, accion 9 interes en-
cualquiera loteria; 6 que ayuda-
re 8 asistiere en- establecer 8 di-
rlgir a jugar una loteria o ven
der o colocar algun billete, suer-
te 8 accion en- la misma. FL
articulo 2oI del citado C6digo,
define la loteria diciendo que
es "cualquier plan para la dis
posicion 9 distribution de dine
TO 8 bienes por suerte entire
personas que hayan pagado 6
prometido pagar cualquier pre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-05

Hoy Sc ha dado a la prensa la
siguiente circular:
A los senores Jueces y Fiscales
de la Isla:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01
COURSE DINNERS
z CENTS PLATE
Vacation Pupils of Chicago
Public Schools Are Very
Cheaply Fed.
ax Asssc1a1ed Press.

Chicago. July S1-A dinner IN
courses was served to 425 vacation
school pupils yesterday in the base
ment of the Graham school. Forty
18th street and Union avenue The
repast cost exactly two cents head.
The dinner was served by the Stu
dents Aid association of Chicago TO
demonstrate a theory that a good
meal could be purchased, prepared
and served at the cost mentioned
With John d. ShOOp, superintendent
of the vacation schools. a. tie head
of the long table, the youngsters sat
down to the following menu.
Baked beans, boiled potatoes, bJ,-
ter and bread, cereal Nectar, Harle-
quin dessert
The cereal nectar, II was explain
ed, is made of the grains, and takes
the place Of coffee The recipe for
the harlequin dessert was not dI-
vulged. but the compound appeared TO
be highly satisfactory to the children
The experiment will be repeated at
other school buildings where there
are vacation classes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01
COOLIES ARE
STRUGGLED IN
Investigation of Unlawful
immigration Makes In
teresting Disclosures.
BY Associated Press.

San FranciScO,Ju 31-Startlins
revelations, which il is minated, may
involve immigration officials at Pa
cific coast ports and along the Mexi-
can border, are expected as the out
,ome of an investigation now being
carried on by the federal government
of the illegal entry of Chinese and
Japanese coolies into this country.
Professor Sanford. of Stanford uni
versity, is one of the men appointed
by the president to investigate the
migration conditions. He has aTriv-
ed here after months or work along
the Mexican border and 1t is said that
the report signed by Sanford and
other investigators and forwarded to
Washington, makes interesting dis
closures as to the number of coolies
smuggled over the line
Professor Sanford said yesterday
that so far no information had been
received but it is reported that ring
of coOlie smugglers has been discov-
cred which includes some biz meT-
chants of Chinatown and that this Or
ganizatiOn has been carrying on reg
ular business of raising funds to aid
in the smuggling operations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01
BOMB PITCHERS
UNSUCCESSFUL
Italian Bank is Partially
Wrecked by a Free
Explosion.
BY AsSSCrated Prose

New York. July 31.-Bomb throw
ers last night attempted TO wTec> l=.e
banking house o. Salvador D. AuTia
in Newark They did not succeed
but managed 10 blow up the big stone
stOop leading TO the bank. The ex-
plOsion also blew out the plate glass
windows of the saloon of Dominick
Di!iOne in the basement beneath il.
There was a panic among the five
clerks in the bank two of whom were
women. The explosion was heard at
the second precinct station. three
blocks away and the reserve ran out.
They learned that two men had been
seen 70 throw something with light
on the end Of ii under the bank steps
a few minutes before the explosion &C
cured Citizens who saw II believed
il was a cigar but the police are
satisfied il was a bomb with d burn
ing fuse.
AURA, the baDker, and his brother
in-law, SUrchie. who lives in the al
joining house. have been recently re-
ceivinS threatening black hand letters
and have called the attention OF the
police to il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01
MILTON.
Special tc The journal.

Milton, Fla, July S1.-Sunday even
ing last, Mr.. Hugh Pierson. of Pensa-
cola, and Miss Lula Granting. o. this
city, were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Granting, Rev. E. c. Maye
pastor of the Methodist church, otttc-
iating.
Mrs. P. Cara and daughter, Mrs.
Quina, of Pensacola, Mrs. p. G.. Caro-,
and two children. of MaYid. and Miss
Lucille McDavid. of Opp, Ala, are the
guests of Mrs. E. L. Mcdaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Whitley left Mon
day night for Fairfax. Ga. to be alb
sent several months.
Mrs. l. L. Aymard has returned
home after an extended visit with
her son. L. f. Aymard, in Atlanta
Miss Robbie Curtis, of Pensacola, Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A Bry-
ant.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nicholson spent
Monday and Tuesday in Pine Barren,
with relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01
KNOWLES WAS
BADLY WOUNDED
His Condition Last Night
Reported as Being Very
Serious.

A. y. Knowles, one of the mer
wounded Wednesday night in the frs
attack on the county Jail, is lying IL
a critical condition at his home or
East Strong eet, and physicians
were last n. at fearful as to the ultI
mate result
The wound of Mr. Knowles has
proven to be more serious than was
generally known Winchester rifle
bullet passed through the lungs, in
f1icting a most dangerous injury. AS
soon after the shooting as possible
the wounded man was removed to his
home on East Strong street, where
he has been under treatment of ply
Sicians since. The bullet entered
near the shoulder and passing down
ward pierced the lungs and passed
out below the breast.
Engineer James Bayless, of the
Louisville & Nashville, also received
a more serious wound than was al
first reported, one of the Winchester
bullets striking him in the shoulder.
He is at his home on East Gregory
street, and while he has a serious
wound il is not considered a very
dangerous one.
Both Charlie Turner and Joe Brew
ton were reported yesterday as rest
ing easy, while Fred. Hum phreys who
was wounded in the thigh is at his
home undergoing treatment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01

sion, Mr.. O'Brien makes his home in
Washington looking after matters of
interest and concern to the members
of his association.
There has been some activity in the
work of mosquito determination.
since the recent rains, but not nearly
as general as could be wished. The
removal of weeds, cut and piled in
heaps, which affords an admirable
breeding place for the pests, especially
in the weather prevailing are also be-
ing removed by some of the citizens
Frank FessIer. editor of that clever
little weekly, the Foley, (Ala.) On
locker, and E. A. Vogelsang, one OF
the leaders in the colonization of
south Baldwin county. arrived in the
city last night. They are in Pensa-
cola. in the interest of a road from
Baldwin county to Pensacola
Its not hard to understand why the
Foley and liberia districts are pick
ing up. These men are typical of the
folk who have settled the county that
has now become a thriving farming
district.
Fessler, who edits the Onlooker, is
a westerner. He may be 80 and he
may be So, and he may be 25, its 1ard
to guess his age. He stands a good
six feet, straight limbed and well de
velOped; he apparently takes life
rather seriously, and be is intensely
interested in the development o. his
chosen country. He talks straight
from the handle, says what he wants
TO say. and when 1t comes to the op-
DCrtunities to be found in Baldwin
he is right there every time Between
Fessler and Vogelsang a mans got
about as much chance TO deny that
the liberia and Foley districts are
the Arcadia of the country as he has
of arguing with a Missouri mule
without cussing.
The result is they are getting what
they want. Voglesang, der leader ov
dot leedle German band" and Fessler,
the broad brimmed black hated edi-
tor of one of the Invest weeklies pub
lished, first find out what they want,
then go after it. They deserve sue
cess, and there is no use wishing them
success, for they're going to get 1t
anyway. Here's how, anyway.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01
Concerning Texas Brides.

The sweet-singing hypeTbOlist OF
the Houston Post bursts into rhap-
sodic slaves of rhetorical melody over
the Texas bride. Bend the ear AID
you will catch this as the burden OF
his lay:
The Texas bride has a mission in
lie. She has a husband to direct and
control She keeps him in neat trim
all the time and feeds him until he
is so happy that it wsUld require a
sheriff and four constables to drag
him away from home at night. She
is no hammock sVingeT, languidly
dreaming the days away She is 20
poodle-fondler. She never SufIFageI-
toTates.
She is a jasmine-sceHted, rose
checked, red-headed pinionless angel
and more. She is a Sock-daTn6r and
a pants-patCheT. She is batteTCake-
flappeT and a waffle-tUTneT- She is a
pie architect and layeT-ca1Ie contract
or And a Chicken-fTyer and a hash
constructor for the gods.
The roses Chamber over the lattices
of her home The hOney5uGIles cling
to her front yard fence The hooking
birds sing all night long in the tree
tops while she sleeps
she is not merely a delight and
an inspiration, but an Incompatible
institution"
Such LOYALTY set TO such music is ad-
mirable bride deserving such an
anthem is more than a bride; she's a
wife. The raptureS, however, are
worth investigating a bit. Looking
into the particulars and seeking out
the text, the provOcation and the
foundation of the cantata, it is found
that this paragraph from the society
columns OF Palestine (TeXD paper
stated the whole thing:
Mrs. FIoro Bartholomew NcLead
entertained the Brides club Friday
afternoon. A lovely afternoon was
passed delightful luncheon was
served and all the husbands clothes
and hose darned. Mrs. Grace Gould
Wright was elected TO membership.
being a recent bride
In Other words, because three or
four newIy-weds % the little city OF
Palestine met that Friday Afternoon
and. according 70 the society editor.
darned the husbands clothes and
hose. all Texas brides are incompar-
able. The logic of the argument Is
lame Three or four brides do not
make TIE grand army of Texas brides
any more than . swallow makes a
summer. It Is Dot proved that the
IlrCH or TOUT DFEUe- net anu lunch
eoned and seved. even It is perfect
Il possible for them 70 have had a
press agent give 4 wrong tip" 70 the
local newspaper You cEn imagine
one OF the brides meeting the society
editor on Main street FRIDAY morning
and informing her that the Brides
club was going" to meet and was
going TO luncheon and was going
10 darn the pants and socks and the
society editor may have accepted the
fake information in good faith, and
put il in the paper in the past tense
How was the society reporter TO
know otherwise
But there : another way OF darn
ing pants and socks than by using a
needle. May not the Brides club Of
Palestine have daTned the husbands
clothes IhuSly2
Under the circumst ances Kentuck-
ians refuse TO be convinced The Ken
lucky bride stands unsurpassed and
unSurpaS sable - Louisville Course-
Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01
BRIGHTON BEACH RACING
ASSOCIATION is NOW INDICTED
sv Associates Press

New York July 21--The Brighton
Reach Racing Association which con-
cluded racing meet at the Brighton
Beach track on Wednesday was in
dicted by the Kings county grand Jury
today on a charge of aiding ambIers
TO violate the new anti-gambIing laws
Indictments also were returned
Jointly with the association against
Christopher Fitzgerald. its president;
William Eugeman a lare stockholder
in the association and John G Caya-
naugh. formerly superintendent of
the betting ring These men have pre-
v1orSly been indicted on similar
charges.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01
NOVELIST GIVES WIFE
PALTRY SIS PER MONTH
6y Associates Press

San Francisco. July 31--Mrs- Lloyd
OSbOurne wife of the novelist Lloyd
Osbourne, has filed suit for separate
maintenance
According 10 the petition OsbouTne
has been allowing his wife SIS a
month during their separation, and the
statement made that the amount is
insufficient to support Mrs. Osbourne
and the two children. Mrs. Osbourne
said that her husbands income is
about $500 a month and of this she
asks for $500 a month.
In her petition Mrs OSbouTne de-
clared she had no property and that
she bad been forced to borrow s175
in order 70 meet the expenses of her
household
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-01
HER CONDITION
IS UNCHANGED
Mrs. Davis, Though Resting
Easy, Has Little Chance
of Recovery.

The condition of Mrs. Lillian Davis,
whose throat was cut by the negro
Shaw, is unchanged, and she has but
little chance of recovery. The lady,
who is at st. Anthony's hospital, be-
came worse Thursday afternoon, and
since that time her condition has
been unchanged.
At l O'Clock this morning she was
sleeping and apparently resting easy