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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-10
En- Ia Cvrte Municipal
LA MUJER SECUESTRADA
continuation de la session.

Continuation de La sesi6n.)
Comparece la testigo Angela Coma
lez, que actualmente Sc encuentra su-
friendo una condena, desde ell IS de
Agosto.
Manifesto que habia vivido en- casa
de la "Goyona" y que conocia 4 Emi-
lilo de vista. A preguntas del Juez,
contest6 que, efectivamente, Ramona
quedaba encerrada cuando Emilio Sc
iba; pero que algunas veces fue por su
gusto, pues Emilio la decia 81 guerra
quedarse en- la sala, yella decia que no.
Presentado por ell Juez eff candado Y
cadena, los reconocio.
FL senor Gomez la pregunt6 81 salia
alguna vez sola Y La testigo manifesto
que 81, que todas las mananas salia 4
las seis Il buscar ell cafe, mientras Emf
Ito dormia, y que por las tardes man
daba por la comida a un nino Y lie daba
cInco centavos
Tambien manifesto que durante IN
mes que estuyo cesante Emilio, pasaba
ell din ALI
Dijo que Ramona pasaba Ell dia tc-
jiendo Y cantando, Y que euando Emi-
no iba y In abrla esta salia muy con
tenta, que lugaban los dos almorza-
ban en gran ammonia.
Dijo que 1nicamente I'm dla pudo
or que Ramona pedia Nine Margue-
rite una Have, con el fin de fugarse
A las preguntas del senor Coll, vuel-
We i repetir 10 ya dicho, anadiendo que
al principle tenia on Ia puerta I'M can
dado pequeno, Y que despues 10 cam
bio por uno grande con Ia cadena.
Dijo tambien que Ia Goyona" no
la enccrraba nunca
FL senor Guerra pregunta la testi-
~ ~ Janeiro viva en- In casa, 10 cual
fsta contest6 que 81 Y que unicamente
cuando tcnia algln disgusto con Gre
goria, Sc iba Cangrejo.
kespecto In vida ordnaria. no ha-
cia mas que conner dormir
Nolvio Il repetr que el lnieo que
eneerraba Il Ramona era Emilio. que
Jaueiro tampoco tomaba parte EN- Il
sccuestro
Que nunea Sc qneio y que 81 aIguna
vez Sc hubiese quejado . gritado, por
las condolences de la casa, se hubiesen
enterado hasta en 4 patio.
II dia que Sc presento Ia polieia,
Gregoria estaba presa Y era ella Ia EN-
cargada de la casa
Segnn cree por 10 que dijo MIME
Marguerite la poIicia supo 10 del se-
cuestro porque aqneIIa 10 publico en
" La Daga
Las defeusas dan por terninadas sus
preguntas, Y eomparece Adriana RI
vera.
\ las preguntas que ST le hicieron,
manifesto que vvi6 con Mime Mar
guertte luego con la Goyona -
que conocc al procesado, que saba
que existiau relaeiones amorosas entire
este y Ramona
En- casi todas sus manifestaeiones
coincide con Ia anterior testigo, ma
nifiesta que algunas veces que Emilio
djo 4 Ramona que Ne quedase en- la
sala con las otras muchachas. ella Sc
neeaba
Como sus declaraeiones coinciden
con 10 va manifestado, la defensa re-
nuncia seguir preguntando Y Sc re
tira La testigo.
Compareee el testigo Francisco Ro-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-10
SESSION. DE AVER

En- la session celebrada aver desfla-
ron dlfcrentes testigos, dc cuyas decla-
raciones no hacemos menci0n, por no
anadir NADIA 4 10 dicho por los anterio-
res.
Terminada la prueba, la Corte sc re-
servo para el dia de hoy dictar senten-
cha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-10
LA SENTENCIA

En- la session celebrada hoy por la
maflana, la Corte impuso 4 Gregoria
Manso (a) "Goyona' Y Manuel Ja-
neiro, seis meses de carcel, Y Emilio
Agrinsoni, un ano.
Ell abogado seilor Gomez Laserre, en-
nombre de todos los proeesados, pre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-10

Jose Castro Jimenez, maestro plo-
nero, remite pianos v especi6cacIones
DE obras de plomeria que va a efectuar
en- Ia casa propiedad de don Ramon
Gonzale1, EN- puerta De TERRA, Y otros
references Il iguaics obraS EN- la casa
n1mero AZ de Ia calle dc Rafael Cor
dero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-10

EI senor Director DE Sandal, BeRc-
ficeneia y CORRECTION, ha nombrad@
provisionaimente 4 Ia sonora Jaha
Aquino, para desmpeiar ei cargo de-
servant, en sustituci6n de Maria Cue
IRA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-10

En el Pegistro ejvil So inscribieron
los nacim ento~ dc Aurora Cepeda
Marzdn Rafael Sanjurio, Gullermina
Rodriguez, Teresa AriaS Asunei6n
Rivera, y las defmciones de Pedro
Ronda, Maria de los Angeles Barreto
Y Tulsa Carvaiai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-10

La capilia de Santurce ha sido agregadas
d la parroquia de San Mateo dentro de GU
yos ifmites uueda enclavada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-10

Los oficiales de Sanidad de Ciales y
fajas, envian relaci6n de las enferme-
dades contagioSas ocurridas durante
el mes anterior EN- sus respectivos pue-
bios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-10

Ha sido nombrada la sonora Elvir@
Gomez, enfermera de la Colonia Gle le-
prosos, para tomar possession Ell Is der
cue cnrSA-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
Fort Worth Teamster Shoots
SOn-in-LdW, Policeman
and Marshal
Fortified Himselfin Creamery
But Finally Wedkens to
Unafnled Citizen

Fort Worth, Tex, April IL. Din
ragged over domestic troubles, Ike S.
knight, teamster, shot and killed
Edwin Larmon, his son-in-law, this
evening, and then to evade capture
shot and mortally wounded Oscar B.
Montgomery, captain Of police Of
North Fort Worth, and seriously
wounded Richard Howell, former
city marshal.
I. Pursued by mob of armed men
and women, Knight sought a point
Of vantage in a stone creamery,
where he had been employed. He
finally agreed to surrender to any
unarmed citizen who would guaran-
tee protection from the mob. ]. F.
Bryant, a citizen, accepted the prop
osition and walked behind the walls
of the creamery, where knight sur
rendered.
/ The prisoner was hurried away to
the county Jail in Fort Worth and
later taken to Dallas for safe keep
ing.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
NUNS
Grows Kick on Opening
Their Reservation for
Settlement

Washington, d. c., April 11.-Del-
egates from the Grow Indian tribe
now in the city appeared before the
senate committee on Indian affairs
today and all opposed the passage of
the bill pending in the senate for the
opening Of their reservation for set
tlement. All but one of the dele
gates favored the Dixon army horse
breeding bill by which, II the land
should be opened, 100000 acres will
be set aside for the tribe to breed
horses for the army. The delegates
will go before the committee next
Monday when they will give their
views on the details Of the horse
bill.
Senator Clapp, chairman Of the
committee, told the delegates today
that while their objections to the
opening of the reservation would be
considered, the policy of congress
was clearly in favor of making such
lands available for settlement as
soon as possible.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
NORT|'HWARD
Atlantic Fleet Sails Away
From Magdalena Bay
for San Diego

San Diego, Cal, April 1.-THE
Atlantic fSet of sixteen first class
battleships,9 began today the last leg
of it's originally planned cruise from
Hampton Roads to the Golden Gate.
Four divisions of the fleet weighed
anchor at 4 o'clock this afternoon,
and As minutes later were threading
their way out of Magdalena bay in
the wake of the flagship Connecticut.
A commanding figure on the after
bridge of the flagship was that of
Rear Admiral Chas. M. Thomas, who
began the journey to the Pacific as
head of the second squadron but
was promoted to the command dur
ing the enforced absence of Rear
Admiral Robt. D. Evans, commander
in chief. Ks
Sailing in single file formation, ac-
cording to dispatches received here,
the ship passed Sail Rock and round
ing Entrada point, one of the head
lands marking the gateway to the
arbor, and turned in a long circle to
the north. The six black-hulled de-
stroyers of the torpedo foatilla gave
parting salute to the big white
vessels and the historic stay of the
American battleships in the Mexican
bay was at an end.
An easy journey of $40 miles lies
before the fleet, which is scheduled
to arrive here and anchor off Coron-
ado beach at ] p. m. Tuesday. Ad-
miral Thomas has allowed sixty-nine
hours for the run up the coast, re-
quiring an average of only nine
knots an hour. i
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
CLOSED
Am. Academy Political and
Social Science Winds
Up Auspiciously

Philadelphia, Pa, April 1.-THE
closing sessions of the annual meet
ing Of the American Academy of Po-
litical and Social Science were held
this afternoon and tonight at which
the questions, 'sThe Nation and the
Railways" and Federal and State
Control Of Corporations were dis
cussed by men who hold opposite
opinions concerning federal control
of corporations. Among the speak
ers at tonight's session were Cong
9ressman Barton Of Ohio, John Sharp
Williams Of Mississippi, and James
L. sladen of Texas, United States
Court Judge G.. M. Hough Of New
York, and Henry M. Hoyt, solicitor
general Of the United States, Wash
ington, D. G.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
BRITT IS
FIXED IN
The SIXTH
PaCkey Mcfarland Does Some
Things to Jimmy Britt
| Casual Like
In Fifth Round Britt Was
| Being Counted Out When
Gong Rang
lin the Sixth Two TickIes On
| the Chin Fixed Jim
Plenty

CoIma Arena, San Francisco, Cal.
April 11.-Packey Mcfarland, the
Chicago lightweight, made short
work Of Jimmy Britt this afternoon
in their scheduled twenty-round COM
test. Britt was sent to the floor
three times in the fifth and last
round by powerful right wallops on
the point of the jaw. He took the
count of nine twice and after the,
time keeper had counted five, Britt's
father jumped into the ring and
waved Mcfarland away. 1t was;
practically clear knockout as Nc
Farland outclassed Britt from the,
start to finish.
The Britt who faced Mcfarland
this afternoon was not the Britt of
old. He did not seem to gauge his
blows and displayed much weakness
in clinches in close ring fighting.
Mcfarland on the other hand, had
remarkable speed, his judgment of
distance was good, and he displayed
great punching powers.
Mcfarland showed also that he
is wonderful two-hand fighter. In
the first and second rounds McFar-
land out-boxed,e out-punched and
completely out-generaled his oppon-
ent. During the third, fourth and
fifth rounds, Mcfarland administer
ed a succession of powerful rights
on Britt's jaw. Toward the close of
the fifth round a right smash flush
to the jaw sent Britt to the mat, and
only the timely clang of the gong
saved him from being counted out.
In the sixth round Mcfarland un-
hooked wicked right that caught
Britt on the point of the chin. He
dropped like log. At heScount of
nine he struggled to his feet, but
Mcfarland was right after him and
another right to the same place sent
the Californian down. 1t was then
that the elder Britt stepped into the
ring and acknowledged the defeat
of his son.
After the fight Britt said: I was
clearly beaten. This is the last time
I ever will box in prize ring.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
BOB HAS KINk IN
KNEE, BUT is BETTER

Paso Robles Hot Springs, Cal, April
11.-surgeon Mcdonald and DR.. L. E.
Phillips issued the following bulletin
late today:
" Admiral Evans is doing very nicely.
He suffered some pain in his left knee
yesterday, which kept him confined to
his room and will also make it neces.
sary for him to remain quiet. This,
however, is due to treatment that is
being followed at the springs, and we
do not believe will in any way retard
his recovery =
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
NO FEE
South Dakota Supreme Court
Holds Filing Fee Law Is
Unconstitutional

Pierre, S. D., April lin de-
cision handed down today the SUI
preme court hold section 10 of the
primary election law unconstitution-
al, this being the section requiring
candidates for county offices to pay
a fee for the privilege Of filing GER
tificates Of nomination. While this
decision does not affect the law for
filing nominations, it is believed to
foreshadow what the decision of the
court will be on that question when
it comes up next week.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
GOULD IS THREE TIMES
WINNER AT COURT TENNIS

New York, April 11.-J. Y Gould
successfully defended his title for the
third year as national champion Of
court tennis at the New York Racquet
and Tennis club today, his opponent in
the challenge round being Enstace H.
Miles Of London, whom Gould beat
last year at the Queens club, London,
in the challenge round of the British
court tennis championship.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
FOSTER COUNTY
GOES STALWART
ATTORNEY GENERAL MccUE IN
DoRsED, AND NAMES DELE
CATION TO MINoT.

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Darlington, N. D., April 1.-THE
Foster county republican convention
was held today to select delegates to
Minot. There was good attendance
and practically no opposition to the
stalwarts. Attorney General McCue
was warmly indorsed and given the
honor of naming the delegation. The
Following delegates we're selected: G.
D. Farmer, E. p. Kelly. A. E. Swanson.
F. r. Cruden, j. Lemert and G. T.;
Lund. Resolutions indorsing Taft
were passed and that portion Of Gov.
Burke's speech in reference to the at
torney general at Grand Forks was
condemned.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
hungry
Grand Marias, MiDn., Is. Out
Of Grub and Suffer
ing Imminent

Grand Marias, Mimi, April IL
The village of Grand Marias. is out
of provisions and want is being felt
by many who did not secure sup
plies enough to last through the
winter. No boats have been able to
reach here this spring and unless
one comes soon there will be suffer
ing. No butter, sugar or beef has
been for sale for week.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
New York City Has a Blow
Out Which Cost Five
Lives
Many Are Injured and a
Number of BOatmen
Are Missing

& New York, April 11.-Fiye men
are. known to have lost their lives
and a number Of boatmen are report
ed missing, and dozens of persons
were injured today in a furious wind
storm, which set In here this after
noon. The velocity of the wind, ac-
cording to the local weather bureau,
ranged generally between 40 and SO
miles an hour, but at times as high
as go, miles an hour.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
GETS ten YEARS
CLAYTON RHoADEs SENTENCED
FOR CRIMINAL ASSAULT ON 5.
FARGO WAITRESS.

Fargo April IL. Clayton Rhodes,
the young telegraph operator convict
ed by a jury in the district court Of q
statutory crime, was sentenced by
Judge G.. A, Pollock this afternoon to
ten years at hard labor in the peniten-
tiary at Bismarck, the sentence to
commence at IL o'clock today.
The motion for a new trial, which
wasa rgued ON Thursday, was denied
by the court in decision today. At
torney Tilly, for the defendant, then
made motion in arrest Of Judgment,
but the court also overruled this mo
tion
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
GEO. |. [: GRAY
Gets a Few More COmpli.
ments in the Way Of
Delegates

Dover, Del, April 11.-The demo-,
cratic primaries for the election of
delegates to the state convention at
Dover on Tuesday were held this
afternoon in Kent and Sussex coun-
ties. In New Castle county the only
primary was held in the Eighth
ward in Wilmington, the other dele
gates in New Castle county having
been selected previously Sentiment
generally was for Judge Geo. Gray
for president D
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
NEW YORK
SOLID | |. FOR
HUGHES. |.
Convention Harmonious Save
for Little Flafeup Over
Hughes Instruction
Resolutions Strongly lndOfse
Roosevelt Personally and
His Administration
While They Are Instructed for
Hughes Il Will Be Easy
to Go TO Taft

New York, April 11.-Gov. Charles
p. Hughes was indorsed as New
York's republican candidate for presi-
dent by that party's state convention
today, and four delegates at large,
with alternates, elected to the Chicago
national republican convention, were
instructed to use all honorable means
to bring about his nomination. The
four delegates at large are Gen. Stew
art 4. WOodford, ex-Mayor Seth Low
Of this city. Frederick r. Hazzard of
Syracuse and 3. H. Butler of Buffalo.
The convention was a repetition in
its distinctive feature Of the Oneida
convention of 1880, when Roscoe
Conkling sought vainly to have not
only the delegates at large, but the
congressional delegates instructed for
Ulysses s. Grant.
Ex-State Senator Edgar T. Brack.
ett Of Saratoga, president of the
Hughes league, precipitated sharp
debate by presenting a minority re-
port from the committee on resolu-
4 tions to amend the resolutions in
dorsing Governor Hughes and to in
struct the delegates at large to work
for him, and the other delegates to
'persistently labor for his nomination
until the nomination is made. !"
Z & ~ j. 81 3 .
Mr.. Brackets action caused a
4 Thousand -odd delegates and hundreds
Of spectators who filled the gallery
much excitement. When the debate
had reached point of spirited ten
sion Speaker Wadsworth moved that
the question of adopting the majority
report Of the committee on resolu-
tions, containing an Endorsement of
Governor Hughes along the lines of
( the convention Endorsement of Levi p.
/ Morton in 1896, and that Of President
Z Roosevelt in 1900, be put to the con
vention, and with much cheering this
report was adopted by a viva voce
vote, with onlX a few scattering "noes"
heard above the shouts of the bulk OF
\ the delegates.
A premonition of a turbulent session
was felt before the opening Of the con
vention, when the Westchester county
delegation at caucus decided to pro
test against the Endorsement of Gov
ernor Hughes by voting against the
q Hughes resolution and declaring fol
an uninstructed delegation. This plan
was nnllified by the unexpected action
4 of Senator Bracket in submitting his
minority report. In the meeting ma
jority of the convention adopted the
platform by viva voce vote, and the
Westchester delegates lost all chance
Z OF yottng as delegation against the
Hughes Endorsement
The new repub b1ican state committee
elected at the convention today heli
a brief session Immediately after th.
convntion and reelected former Lieut.
& Gov. Timothy 4. Woodruff as chair
man. #
The platform as adopted follows.
The republican party Of the state d
New York, at the beginning Of the ma
tional campaign, declares its contin
ned allegiance to those principles o
government which have given homo
to the nation and prosperity to Its citi
d zens during the years It has been en-
trusted with control Of the govern
ment
AT this time, when the welfare o
Continued to page -
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
GLARNER BREAKS RECORD
IN 9o0-YARD DASH

Berkeley, Cal, April 11.-At the re-
lay racing carnival held today on the
University Of California track, An
drew Glarner of the Olympic club, San
Francisco, broke the worlds record
for the so0-yard dash, his time being
s2:01 2-5.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-12
PENSY
All Parties in Keystone State
Held Lively Caucuses
Yesterday
Democratic Boss Guffey Say
State Ought to Be Neu.
tral at Denver

Philadelphia, April 1.-THE primary
elections of all the political parties in
Pennsylvania were held throughout
the state today, the polls closing at 8
O'Clock tonight. Each party elected
delegates ito its national and state
conventions and nominated candidates
for congress and the legislature. In
addition, all of the sixty-seven coun-
ties and nearly all the municipalities
named candidates for minor Offices
The last republican state convention
having indorsed United States Senator
Knox for the presidential nomination,
there were no contests in that party
over it's presidential preference.
There were fights in many sections OF
the state in the democratic party over
the question of whether the delegation
to the Denver convention should be in
structed for VIM. J. Bryan or should
be uninstructed. The result is not ye1
| known.
What Guffey Says.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 11-Col. J. M
Guffey, national committeeman and
leader of the democratic party ir
Pennsylvania, tonight said:
From the information l have re
ceived from over the state. the dele
gates elected at today's primaries te
the state convention to be held in May
| absolutely insures an uninstructed del
egation from Pennsylvania to the
Denver convention, and rightly should
be. Pennsylvania can deliver no votes
in the electoral college, and should be
left free to join in the choice of a
candidate deemed available by the
staets that elect democratic presi-
dents
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The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-08
HANGED NEAR DEPOT. John Williams, Negro, Taken
 In Charge by Mob.

Texarkana, May S.-John Williams, a negro, charged with robbery and as sault to murder J. D. Warricx, white man, at Naples, was lynched here. The crime occurred about March 3O and the negro escaped He was ar. rested at Pensacola Fla, and was brought back, but when the officer reached here. he was served with an order from the district judge to not take the prisoner to Naples, as mob violence was threatened.
 Williams was according lodged in Jail here, where he remained until Wednesday morning. when he was taken to Naples for preliminary trial, accomranied by District Attorney Hor- ace w. Vaughan and the sheriff. He was given a hearing before magis- trate. who held him without bail, but Immediately following he was taken from the officers by mob and hang ed to tree near the depot.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-08
LAW CONDEMNED.
Texas Liquor Men Want Substitute For
 BaskIn.McGreqor Measure.


 Galveston, May S.-El Paso was se- lected by the Retail Liquor and Malt Dealers Association of Texas as the next place of meeting.
 A resolution was passed condemn ing the Baskin-McGregor law and pledging themselves personally and as members of the organization to use their influence to get the law re- pealed in its entirety and have sub stitute enacted according greater pro- lection and mare equable rights and privileges to the liquor dealers.
 President Wernett and other off cers were reelected.
 Movement in Democratic party for state prohibition was condemned.
 Another resolution was adopted call ing upon the next legislature to "en- act such legislation as will forever set at rest and equalize the rights of pro- hibitionists and anti-prohibitionists, in calling for special elections in the va rious counties of our state upon the question of local option"
 A resolution was also passed ex- pressing appreciation of the support given by the labor parties of the state. and pledging themselves undividedly to support labor candidates for public office and those who have the indorse- ment of labor parties.