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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-03-07
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, etc.
LODGES
Kenneth Lodge No. ~,
Knights OF Pvthias.

CoNvENEs in Masonic Temnle the second
~ and fourth Thursday evenings of each
month at O'Clock Visiting brethren cordially
welcomed. Sick benefits. funeral tax and all the
Joining endowment or insurance rank Chan
cellor Commander, Z. Langbecker; Vice Cham
ceilor Commander Jules Leumas; Master of
Work, DIR. ID. G. Brumfeld; Prelate Fred Lam
dry; Keeper OF Records and Seal j. E. Blum;
Master of Finance, VIM. Pforzheimer; Master
OF Exehequer. Jacob Blum.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-03-07
Cure for MiAArY.

have found cure for the misery malaria
poison produces says r. NJ. James of LoueIien,
30 cent bottles. It breaks up case of chiIls or
bilious attack In almost no time: and it pttts
yellow ia1ndice clean out Of commission This
great tonic medicine and blood purifier gives
quick relief in all stomach liver and kidney
complaints and the misery Of lame hack. Sold
under guarantee at All drug stores
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-03-07

Rev. H. S. Johns, of Ida, has been
chosen chaplain of the state peniten-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
WILD NIGHT IN A
 CHICAGO TAXICAB

Chicago. December Specially Following a wild night in taXicab riding ahout Chicago with two women mother and daughter said to live in a fashionable part of Lake avenue Faulkner c Maston president of the Victor Color and Varnish company of New York wealthy and prominent in eastern and western business circles. threw guests of the fashionable Strat- ford hotel into panic today by firing fusillade of shots in his room. Mas ton declares he is suffering from loco motor ataXia and he insists he spent the night in his room alone The rich mans statement is contradicted by De- tective Loftus of the Harrison street station. who says that Maston was taken down stairs through a back route under the guidance of porters and helped into a taXieab early in the evening.
 He rode about town with woman living in Lake avenue and her daugh= ter until 1 o'clock this morning. Then he returned to the ho1el,' said Detective Loftus.
 Maston. when arrested. gave the name of "Frederfck Marsten.' He asked for a continuance and the hear ing was set for Monday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

The annual feast to be given to the newsboys by The Age-Herald, News and Ledger under the personal direction of Superintendent Willows of the Newsboys club. at the Albert restaurant, New Years Day, is causing the 'newsies' of this city to go into training for the big bat tie.
 Friday is New Year, and it will be the biggest day in the year so far as the lt- le street newspaper merchants are con cerned, so if your newsboy looks triae pale and drawn this week, do not worry about him. and don't think for moment it was too much Christmas. He is merely training for the grand New Years bat tie that takes place at the Albert restau- rant at 2:30 o'clock, where he has been invited by the Newsboys club at the ex- pense of the three daily newspapers. If he is not i'll you can wager he will be at one of the big tables when the bell rings.
 A newsboy is a peculiar animal. He is rough. loud and fresh. but he has to be in order to make living. He learns that no real newsboy can say anything that any one can understand He learns to fight for his rights, defend his paTtic- ular corner from all foreign invasion and to have a sensation ready in every is sue.
 If there should be no bloody moider' or "suyie-side," he makes one for the occasion or any old thing to get the nickel He cannot be without his sensa- ton, for he has his papers to sell. He knows what the public is looking for something startling-so in his poor, weak way he tries to give it to them the best he knows how. If the paper does not bear him out in the number killed or in jured and the awful "moider'' or ''suyie side" has not occurred, that is not his fault, for he has searched the paper thor oughly. This goes to show a newsboy is no angel-nothing like that. He is usually a tough little boy or a big boy as the case may be. and l guess you would be tough too, if you had to fight your way through such bunch of pirates in order to make your living.
 With all of his toughness his heart is in the right place. and he is one of the happiest creatures on earth. He is loyal at all times faithful sometimes and ready to eat at all times. He will eat next Fri day until he can't eat any more. There will be no censorship over the travels of the boys plate to the kitchen. The orders which have been given are single, but em- bracing Just say fill 'em up' and the walters will be on hand to fulfill the or der. Now, when MT. Alberts cook starts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
LIBRARIAN KILLED
 IN AUTO ACCIDENT

New York December 26.-( Especially George c. Hurlbut one of the best known librarians in the country, died this morning in the Presbyterian hos pital as the result of being thrown out of an automobile yesterday in col lision with an Eighty-s sixth street car in Central park. His daughter, Ilione, who was with him. is dying. Both MT. Hurlbut and his daughter received fractured skulls and internal injuries.
 MT. Hurlbut was born in Charleston, S. C., and for more than 30 years had been libra rian of the American Geo. graphical society. His daughter Ilione is an assistant to her father. The library is made up of 10000 volumes and is second only to the institution in Paris, which is the largest in the world
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
NebSbOys Are M Training
 FOY Fridays Big Feast
By J. H. KEN NYsRooK.

to filling the boys up. you can bet he will do it in the proper style.
 If you happen to be downtown. just will be quite revelation. Now, let me tell you, on a nice cool day. when the thermometer is registered near the freez- ing mark, doesn't it do your heart good to peep into the kitchen and see those cranberries bobbling in their rich juice? What on earth smells better? And what smells more appetizing than large, fat turkey steaming in the oven? And what smell goo4 as a pot of old-fashioned mince meat, just beginning to look pleas ant when you put the wooden spoon into it? It will be a treat a treat that is un- usual to a newsboy. There will be turkey in quantities, and oh, that stuffing! An! That gravy with cranberry sauce that will make you blush to look at it. Pie-why yes, mince meat, apple, peach and pump kin; coffee, milk and tea. Yer takes yer choice, kids, yer takes yer choice" Oh well, what's the use of talking all about 1t? It's all going to be there in the big dining room of the Albert restaurant.
 Sand Mountain Bill and Kid Short are all ready for that big feast, and so is the Young Giant. Lillie, the ''traveling kid" and ky, who halls from Woodlawn hasn't touched, and won't touch, a bite for the rest of the week. Kid Brant and Dopy Mack turn pale at the very name of turkey. Buck, Bay Eye Jay New York Kid, Four Finger, Kid Gotch and others are training overtime. If those fellows could only get a sniff in the kitchen of the Albert restaurant, they'd never live till Friday. They'd die with ecstaey on the very spot.
 Nearly 200 boys will sit down like kings and eat like fiends. The occasion prom ises to be one that will be long remem- | bered by the little street gentlemen of the press and those who are privileged to wit ness the big spread
 All of the newsboys of the city have been invited and regrets are few and far between. The distinguished speakers and ladies will be seated at one end of the long tables in full view of the diners.
 The list Of speakers will include Mayor Ward, Capt Frank P. O'Brien. Col. T. c. Bush, Judge N. B. Feagin, MT. Will lows of the Newsboys' club, and the Rev. Marvin H. Heflin, who will preside. The speakers will be limited to 10 minutes, and each speech-maker will have an interest ing subject for the boys. Among the ladies who will be present are Mrs. James Weatherly Mrs. A. J. Gilmore Mrs. W. D. Nesbitt, Mrs. w. L. Murdock, Mrs. E. T. Shaw, Mrs. E. M Kilby, Mrs. L. J. Haley, Jr., Mrs. c. NJ. Roy, Mrs. John B. Reid, Mrs. Henry T. Dean.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
 ARE TURNED DOWN

Chicago, December 26-Contractors who have been in the habit of playing Santa Claus to employees and officials of the beard of improvements of the Chicago city government were invited to discon- tinue the practice today. While the rule does not go into effect until next Christ mas, Col. H. S. Dietrich, president of the board, and four board members, today returned a valuable array of presents received yesterday. The new rule owes it's existence primarily to the fact that the board of Improvements annually passes on some $sOOO,000 in contracts with the city.
 We fully appreciate the spirit in which these presents are sent,' is statement made in the course of the letter, and in which there is said to be nothing oracular.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Rescue Crew Brouoht In.

Norfolk Va, December 26.-The schoon- CT James Paul, Captain Mech, arrived in Hampton Roads today bringing Capt. Frank Crockett and six men, comprising 8 the entire crew of the schooner Warner Moore from Charleston, S. C., to Provi- dence, R. l., lumber laden, which was caught in the recent coast storm and lost. Captain Crockett and men were picked up by the James Paul off Winter Quarter lightship after having been all night in an open skiff. The last seen Of the War Ter Moore was when broken to pieces she was drifting to sea-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Near Beer Tax Turned Down.

Atlanta. December 26.-The state comptroller generals office here an nounced today that officials of Chat ham county. in which Savannah is sit uated have declined to pay any near beer taxes into the state treasury The announcement said that Chatham coun- ty officials declared no such taxes were due from Savannah or other portions of the county. A state tax of s200 per an- mum is levied on the sale of near beer and Governor Smith recently announced that collection of this tax will be vigor ously prosecuted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Heavy Grain Shipments.

Montreal. December 26.-Returns pre- pared by Frank Gibbs. Canadian government grain inspector at Fort William. show that the total grain shipments from Fort William and Port Arthur between September il and De- cember l were 43,935,596 bushels, as against 2o.45400O for the correspond- ing period of last year. Of this amount 16,626.596 bushels found their way to Canadian ports for transshipment eN- port and 27 .659,O00 bushels were shipped direct to American ports. The sh owing is admitted here to be something of disappointment for the St. Lawrence route.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
BROWN -MARX-ANNEX

Ready for occupancy April 1st. Largest and best planned office building south of Pitts burg. Every modern conven- fence and improvement for the comfort of tenants, all outside rooms, southern and eastern exposures, ten fast elevators, absolutely proof against fire and wind, rooms single and in suites to suit tenants, plans may be seen and space engaged now at office of Brown Bros. & Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Farmer Kills Himself.

Rome Ga, December 26.-t tSpeciaL)- A. P. Strickland, prominent farmer. shot and killed himself while with crowd drinking and dancing at coun- try store about five miles from hero last night. No cause is known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
ouadrupIe Murder Committed.

Mainz Germany, December 26.-Be- cause his demands for money were not gratified young student of astronomy today committed a quadruple murder, killing his father Dr. Raque, who was a former member of the reichstag, and his three sisters, one of whom was be- trothed on Christmas eve.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Skaters Are Drowned.

Jewett City, Conn, December 26-Rob- eit Jeffrey, aged IT, and Hector lnsras, aged 15 broke through the ice while slxat- ing on a lake here. today, and were drowned. The bodies were recovered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
JUDGE HUNDLEY'S
 CONFIRMATION
Capt. w. c. Ward, Nestor of the Bar, Gives His vieWs-Sees No Reason
 to Resist His Confirmation.

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 Many friends have asked: Why were you not at the meeting of the members
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
BubonIc Plague on Steamer.

Valparaiso, December 26.-Ihe steam CT Carabella, from Yokohama, is in quarantine at Iquique with plague on hoard Three of the Chnamen on the vessel made their escape and at present are in hiding on shore. It is feared that the contag zion will spread.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-03
SImPATICO FESTIVAL.

HeY ca 0I Garnet do 10 B0mRng una no
ia Rgrad0blG, do OgaB que dej8n On oil alma
FGCueFdOB imb0FTabl0B de gFGtRB em0Ci0neB
81 l6ne8 do lB pEeH0nts ssmana. con
motive del natAIiCio y onOm6StiCo de loO
GBtimsblOs j6v0neB Andrea LocOmpta y
Andres FeFnGndsz, tuvo efooto I'M ban
qust0, O0nqas dichoB j6v0neg ObGsquiaFon
BuB amistade8
Los honoE0s do 10 mesa sgtuvi0Fon &
cargo de Ia HefioFa AgEipin0 Truiillo, 10
CuRI lIen6 G8tiBfaCCi6n gU com0tid0, TG.
Cibi0ndo CRIuFo8aB muGBtFsB do apRobaCi6n
poF aus aO0FtRdaB diBpoBiCioDe8 axquiBitS
amObilidad.
TerminRdo lquO hubo el bRnquote, ne
di6 principle una GUdiCi6n musical,
abFiand0 oil aCto l8 BefoBitB Andrea Le-
Compt0, que ojoGUt6 On OI vioIfn con ain.
guIRF mReatrfR I6 bOllfGimR BaFOnRtR do
KubOIick.
T0d0 10 que pudi6FGmoB deOir de Lula,
ACeECR do lR Interpretation dc l8 hsTmoUa
y d0IiOSdR inspiFRCi6n del inEign8 violiniHta
hGngGTo, TesuItGrfS inColoYo.
No 60 Lui8B l8 Rv0cillR que lRn3R SOS
tTinoB 0l OSpaci0 inn ploFando dc 10 pogtoEi.
dad un nOmbTa: iyG 10 ti0nG!..
AhoTR, RdslRnts hRBtR poFpOtuaFlo ca 81
templo dol AEte y hOCarlo visible tRmbi6n
fuaEG de nuaBtTo ambiGnte.
Muy j6Vsn H6u, CaBi una nina, poBee
Ia Oimp6tica REti8ts ,Oualidsde8 do una in
tOligsnCiB musical p0EfoOtamsnte aEticu'ad
Fobu8t8}
TOGO oil tuEno In Befiorits Andrea LG-
oomPt0, unG de las mGB avsntOjsdaH diGcf
pulRB del Compstent0 pFCfs8oT Wfi II Alta
go, l8 OuOl uo8 hizo oiF On al piano vsriOS
danzAs de div0FHos autoEsB cEioLloG, eiecu
tadRU con Gum0 habiIidRd = correction.
Entire los concuEFeutsu 81 Rcto FeooVda-
mos entire otFas las BafioFit0B Rosa Bran.
villa, ARunoi6n Cores, Carmen Rivau,
MsTgaFitR Torres, les eBpoBoa Cortsds.
ONlAf,ssfioFG Rosa L8Compte, Rsflorita Jng0.
fa Bsrn6ndez al masntro senior ArtoagO'
El amigo Fernando, muy obUequioBo
con Les dsmaB, 90 hiso acrOedor & lG mas
ainC0Fa OimpatfA por 80 correction , Pxqui
ait0 culture.
El prOfsIoF stfior Sergio Lscompts, On
ouyo hogRF tuvo efsCto 10 fiesta, muy anna
BILE y Oomplacient0 No era para me-
nos. ALI tieuO sl aFto un temple, ls
OmiatSd un 0Ibevgus inSoBpsChabIG, 10
viEtud un oulto.
A les y y media tsFmin6 Is fssta On
medic del regoCijo y la mayor cordialidad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-03

Z 6..
-El apEeCiabl0 joYsn don Juan Puig, de
AEsCibo, he aatabloOido en sRts Capital on
lie San gabasti6D. an bien montRd0 ostR-
bl0Cimionto do Pulporfa. Ls dssaamos
pEoRpsFidadea
LA banda del Ragimisnt0 Dc Puerto
RiCop, di6 una luOida FetEeta anoChe, Ga.
Ii pIaza BaldorioBy.
-Se encuentRa en- Ssn Juan 81 doctor
Audinot, ProCsdsnt9 dc CRmuy. Ha v0.
nido el Esfsrido doctor pOneFB0 sl CO.
FRisnte CON 81 doctor GutiePF0s IgsFAyideB,
director del Departments do Anamia, dol
modo da llevaR On estaci6nld0 OamuY.
7 Ell BRfioF don Ramon Wives Rivera,
ofrsC0 CodsE al pueblo de Puerto Rico an
solar para Is construction do una casa Og'
Cuala de $4,000 ca 81 bRFrio Nancy,
municipalidad do PstillaB.
-HR P0nunCiado Gu oRRg0 do PRG8id0n'
to de 10 Junts EBColaE do Guyana eI ge'
nor don Antonio GEsu.
Han Hido nombEadoB maOatEes do leo
euCusIaB nocsuF6Gs estableCidas On 81 edif'
clio de la High and Grammar School, Pla'
20 de San Francisco, Miss Louise Holde'
reE, MiBB Adele La Mont, Mr.. William
F. Nyo Mr.. A. P. RiOhsFdu.
Sale hoy para AEecibO, On aBuntoB de
% E-JfsBi6n, 81 abogRdO don Eduardo
ACu1S y AybRE.
-Tambi6n sale para Ia miBmR CiudAd,
OI nsfior Antonio O0rtada.
Felix RonRd0, fu6 C0ndan8d0, p0F
aCOmetimiOnto y agraHi6n & 3 msBs8 do
CRFO0l.
-AniCsto AImozquita, poE acomsti-
miento y agFsBi6n, moses de CGFC0l.
-GuaysmR 10. do DCbEs. OoFOnel do
P.~I. San Juan. Concluida inveBtigR'
Ci6n foego CafiRg, Mo CoFmiCk, honorable
fiscal OEden6 0nCaFCalRmisnto do Elsut0rio
Berries y Enrique Oalasda, sxigi6ndolOn
mil dollars fan80. En- sats B0FviOio hO
aido auxiI0do aCtivamenta p0F d0teotivG
Torres, con quisn contin6o invsBtigAci6n.
JOfs SChOttini.
La CoEtO dc DiBtEit0 do ARsCibO, hR
BsfiRIGdo sI die CinCo del CoFEisnt0, para Ia
vista de Las sxCOpoionas pE0viaG, pr01sDtR'
dnu DOR don Federico CaIaf On Ol pIeit0
que l0 Bigusn .dofiB Rosa Maria Cslsf y
otEoS. EBtaB GxCepoionOg, nOn Las mismRn
CuyR vi1t6 estuv0 sefi0Iads para Ol 81 dg
OGtubrs iltimo y que, & p0tiOi6n de unO
do los abogadoB del dSmandRd0, fu6 SOS
pOndids para Ol t6Fmino que empaz6 On
pEimGFo del C0FFi0nt0.
Ell inspector do GlimentOB do San
Juan, iDfoEmR hGber degtFuid0 40 ibFau
de baCalao, pro piedad de loo Bef1OF8U FFGi'
ria y Comp.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-03

SACO8 DE YUTE.-Pava snva1s1 de
RS6caE y cafe aCaban do TGCihiF les BsfloFa1
8. Melon Comp, y vondOn pPsCiO0 ven.
tajOBoB As Y. alt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-03

PULsERA PERDTOA Sc ha estraviado
una pulseva de orc con esmeralda pequef1a
y diamantitOs desde la parada % al HO-
tel Eureka desde este la parada AZ y
media. Sc gratificara al que la presente
don COnradO Hernandez, Parada %. 8 W
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-03

nGB de Curo0 pE0paTAtoI10 IA8 dlBt1nguldag
OpT9Ci0blsB lefi0TitG8 In68 MAldOnBdo y
Lolita Muf1iE, RpliCadfBimRB 0lumnaB del
UOioE Rios SsEpR.
CuRtEo 0BCuelSI, do Iau FuFaleD, eOt6n
dOBompOfiEdag intelig0nt0mente, por CuGtEo
ApEeOiAblOB j6vOns1 hijoI tRmbi6n de iO'
loo aOfioF0B CoiER, OGFr0uquillo, ViIch y
Fuxheno, quion0G FOCiontsmOnt0 obtuviO'
ron BaB tftuloT y Higuon con 6Fm0 volun'
tad OStudiRndO para mGloTRrloB en- gF8do'
El jovsn Antonio CoTFetiOE, Rlumno dis
tiuguidO del seiioT Rios OABslIGB hB Sl'
Can8ado tambi6n, en- luchR honEoGB su Il
tulO de 80. gERdO, = animRdO poH nobilfSi'
mas sspiTaCiOnas pEoBigQ0 G8tudiRnd0, 6
ira Ia alta eUouels On OI pT6ximo sfi0
aGcoIaF, como DeCeUnTi6 preparation PAL q
90 iDgT0B0 en- una UnivaFHidGd americana,
donde, 8eguTGmOnt0, triUnfAF6 y hRr6 ho'
nor 81 pueblo de "a nscimiento.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
All, de enc modo, tan gAtiafaCtoTi0 0di'
ficanto ,GG levAnta, .uohO = tEiunfs nueHtrS
jOv0ntud CiRlGfiS; pGFO n0EotroH, los que
formRmOB Ol gTuPo do los grGUe0, eBtRmoU
inertOI, ain tOnsF EiquiOrG IN CsmtTO de
ReoTeO Io0trWOei6n, Ga 81 que nueBtFaB
cAbRzHE y nusHtro OBpiTitu fatigadoD poT Las
luchSg cuotidianAB del C6lCulo del nRtu'
raj egoiBmo que cream lns exigenciRB mate,
TialO8 dc lG vida, GnCuGntFOn dGHCRnB0 On
sl Cambio dc smooiOneS que ofroCa Ia CONT
nuadS EalsCi6n social, 10 biblioteCa, Las
faItas IitsTaEiGI nEtfDtiOOu y todoB los ter
nNoS de IR intOligsnCiA que viviiCGn Ol al
ma para 81 placer de lNB mss puEaB y her
moBA8 expGnBiOnO8. TEMPO 90 70 de que
CialeE, que cuODta con impoEtantsg elemen'
toS para tods obES bSn6foa para noDtG'
DeT, por ConBiguisntO, uu Centre de FecFOO
inHtruoCi6n, nbordG, con irms deCini6n Ia
emprsEa, y que NBf podamoB, On los ComiOn'
EOS del nusvo Nfi0, CuyR aurora "a Ba divi
% On 81 hoFisOnte goSAF de GuA FaformR que
pide gritoa nusBtrN rOCOnoCidA CultuEn
social.
Abigail DOvay.
OisIOU. Noviembro 81 dc 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-03
.N0TA I TRIS.TE.. En- BA-
Yam6n.
FalIeci6 la seiOra EuIalfa Alvarez
de Nogueras.
Animation para reelegir al senior
Ricardo Vela.
~ mWestro oorsvspOnaaI,l }


Dioismbto 3 -Empi0Bo mi information
CON una nots tFipte, como 10 01 Gl fsllOCi-
miento de 10 OOEioE8 EuIRli8 Alvarez do
NOgueER8, Cuy0 tFigt9 guCss0 0CuERi6 aver
On BuenR ViHtA, roaidOnoiR dc loD sBpoHoB
N0guoFSB.Alv0Eez
Los IRzoa do amiat0d que. me unGn & IB
fAmiliR NVguOFas, haOsn que me Bsa mas
AOnsiblo IL dGSgEGCiR que 0xpaHimOntan BuB
hiioB, pOEdiGnd0 una buGnR y CRPifoBa ma
dEs, 90 0HpOso una buGns C0mpAfisES Du1
amigos una fol , loal amiga.
No pOdEfamog, Runqu0 quiGi6ERmo8, hB-
Ger una bi0gR0fIa do 10 Bsf0RR EulRliS
AlvGRGS do N0gUGrGB. p0Equ0 no G8 Gl
m0m0nt0 para clio. UniGamGntO dGCim0g
que GuI m6ritOB, BuB grsndeg GuRIidsd0B
hREGn que la ESCOEdOm0B BiOmpF9 con afeC.
10 y CaEifo. R00ibB 0I gSfi0E N0guaFRg y
BuB hijog Santiago J Ramon, R1f como log
domGB doud0B, 8l tGstimoniO do mi condo
lsnCiR, dOsoGndol08 roBignaCi6n Ori8tiana.
D0HCGnBo en- pRz el alma de lR g0i0H8
Alvarsz de Nogu0EaS
-O0ntindR 81 tempo lluvioRo, OI que
hR tFRfdo algunag Onf0Em0dOdO8.
Hay muOhR 0nimaOi6n p0EquO On Ol
pF6ximo En0Po 8aIgG Fo0lGCto pE0lidont0
del CaUino, 81 que 10 % en- ls 6CtuaIidRd
don Ricardo Wells. ResligiOndo 6 diCho
GOfiOF gGnRF6 muCho Ol O0ntro, no solo en-
10 administrative, Aino en- 10 social.
ri senior ValG 90 un 0IOmOnt0 que goEa
do muchHH BimpAtfaH On IR juv0ntud tanto
do IN Gex0 como del 0tEo, RBf como entire
sl elsmODtO Borio tambiOn les tionO muY
mOEeOidNU. EH Ultima que ls 0yudasO &
lOD jmcOpOrad6G
COrte de DistritO del DistritO Judi
cial de San Juan. Secci6n Se-
gUnda.
Se6alamientOs de causas crimina-
les pOr ell Tribunal de DerechO.
Mes de Diciembre de 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-03
SeGalamientOs de Causas Crimina-
les pOr ell Tribunal de DerechO.
Mes de Diciembre de 1908.

Para Dicismbro 4, vierno1.-EI pueblo
do PaOEto Rico contra George Sutton.
Homicide voluntsrio.
El pueblo contra NicolGB FiguOEoa. ED'
Calamianto.
Para Diciembro Z, lunoB.-BI pueblo
contra sandHlio OEiDPfn (o) N'gEet
Robo.
81 pueblo contra Andres Rivera (a)
PRta do tT6n. EscRIamionto.
Para Diciombro 9, mi6Eools1.@EI pus'
bio contra jose AlbitO. FalBa rOprOOon'
tRCi6D.
Ell pueblo contra Luis Rojau. Vic
IACi6n.
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contra OOforino Rivera. EGcRIamiOnto.
81 pueblo contra Pedro Morales. Hur'
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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-11-13
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1908.

The election over, the interest Of
the public turns to other subjects
The country would be better off if
the national elections were held
every six or eight years instead of
four years, as the excuse for the
money power to cause a financial
panic so often would he removed.
About twelve months out Of every
four years il used to depress bust
ness to the enrichment of the cap
italists aud to the detriment of the
producers. Or we might amend the
Constitution and have Teddy APP
point the presidents, senators and
congressman for the next fifteen or
twenty years, and save all the un-
necessary expense and trouble Of
holding national elections