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The Jewish outlook., 1908-01-03

ing, as we go to press Wednesday
morning.
Many functions are being given in
honor of Miss Ethel Rayfield of Colo
RADIO Springs, who is the house CUES,
of the Misses Levin.
The first meeting of the Musical
Club will be held Saturday afternoon.
January 4th, at the residence Of Miss
Pearl Cohen, 1874 Race street.
Do not forget, when purchasing pres
ents for your friends, to call on me at the
JeweIry Department Of the Golden Ea-
gIe.-s. r. ZWEToW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Meyer of 1855
Race street entertained their parents
and intimate friends at a very enjoy
able dinner last Wednesday.
For hair goods, switches, pompa-
dours, etc. for hair dressing and man.
touring. Haines' Hair Store will
please you: SOC 18th st.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Rosenfeld of 1873
Nava .jO street announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Sarah. to Mr..
Joseph Copeland of Goldfeld. New.
WANTED Rooms and board in pri-
vate Jewish family on the Hill. by
young man and his mother. Address
w. X. care of The Jewish Outlook, p.
o. Box 723.
Miss Grace Hofheimer of Cincin-
natl has come to Denver to spend five
months in the study of the Denver
kindergarten system and Denver
Juvenile Court ideas and settlement
work
Phone York 1923 for cleaning,
pressing and repairing: lowest prices.
n. Lift, 18th and Humboldt.
The Ladies' Auxiliary and Sewing
Society of Temple Emanuel will give
a card party Monday, January 9th.
mt = p. m. at Marble hall. 1914 Cleve-
land place for members only. A de-
lightful afternoon is anticipated.
WANTED and board by "A
young married couple in private jew
ish family on the Hill. Address A
NJ. L.. care of The Jewish Outlook. p
o. Box 723.
Dorothy New entertained a few of
her little friends Sunday afternoon
with delightful little party. The
little folks INDUCED in several enter
tanning games. the prize winners be-
ing Fannie Abenheimer. and Viola
Curtis.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Sara Kizenska to Mr.. Morris JAS
kulik, both of Dayton. Ohio. Miss XII
zenska made many friends here,
while visiting her brother last sum
mer all of whom will be glad to hear
of her betrothal
The German-American Trust Com
pany, 1880 Sixteenth street: capital
100000; general banking and trust
business; fire insurance, loans and in.
vestments; four per cent. on time de.
posits.
After spending forty days enjoying
a delightful trip in the East. visiting
various places of interest. Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Shwayder have re-
turned from their honeymoon. They
have made their residence at the home
of Mr.. l. Shwayder. 637 Galapago
street. where they will be at home to
their friends.
Male help wanted-Men and boys
to learn plumbing, sign and show
card writing and designing. Day and
The Jewish outlook., 1908-01-03

Our advertisers are reliable. When pat
ronizing them, please mention The Jew
ish Outlook.
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Geo. w. Lain.

Russell at the home of his son, E. c,
Lewis.
Miss Wayne Gallagher, who has
been trimming in millinery store,
has returned to her home in Mime
apolis, MINI.
MI. and Mrs. D. A. Enslow have re-
turned to Charlton after an absence
of several months in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Mary Kuhns and children OF
Chicago are here for visit at the
home of her step father, B. F. Bates.
Mrs. Nathan Jewett is spending a
few days with friends in Abba.
Mrs. G. L. Ryan and nephew, Okal
Churchill left yesterday for visit
with relatives in Rome.
The football game yesterday be-
tween the Charlton and Abba teams
resulted in a victory for the home
team, the score standing 33 to O.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Stewart spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Abba
Mrs. Greta Mayhem, formerly Of
this city, but who is now teaching III
the Knoxville schools, is here for /;
few days visit with Mrs. w. w. Whit
field and other friends.
Miss Katie Leonard Is spending :
few days with friends in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Gordon Carver and son, Lloyd
of Whitebreast township, went tc
Abba yesterday to visit her sister.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Thursday evening, at 8
o'clock at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. G. Mccullough in Benton
township occurred the marriage Of her
daughter, Miss Merle Mccullough to
Tarwin Gcokin. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Hugh F. Moore,
pastor OF the First Baptist church IN
| the presence Of the relatives and a
number Of friends. At the conclusion
of the ceremony and after congratula-
lions had been proffered an elegant
luncheon was served The groom is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Gookin If
Benton township and is an Industrious,
energetic young man OF good habits
and character. His bride IS charm
ing young lady intelligent and refined
Both are highly regarded and will
have the best wishes of many friends
on this, the beginning of their pilgrim
age through life together.
Mrs Robert Darrah and Miss Iowa
Harvey have returned from a visit Ct
several days with relatives in Carman
! III.
Miss Myrtle Cowan is spending q
few days in Des Moines with her sis
tiers, Amy and Eleanor.
! DR.. Guy Larinler of Salida, Colorado
| is here for visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Larimer, and numerous
friends.
Miss Florence Maple is spending to
day with friends in Osceola.
Mrs. George Steele and daughters
Opal and Dale, and Mr.. and Mrs
Thayne Greenleaf and daughters, Mar
jorie and Gretchen, of Centerville, are
guests at the home of Mrs, Fannl.
Steele.
The Misses Margaret Gay and Mar
garet BEEN left last evening for Des
Moines to attend the state Epwortl
League convention.
Friends in this city will regret t.
learn of the serious illness of the ven
cradle Harry Lewis, who is now II
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HoPEWELL.

Hopewell.-John Johnston, accom-
panied by his mother visited friends IN
Ottumwa Sunday and attended the
Sunday meetings.
Mrs. Eva Johnston and little daugh-
tiers spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her parents
Miss Rosa Walker returned home
last Sunday after a week spent in OF
tumwas with her sister and family.
E. Hunter, Jr., and Chas. Hunter
were In Ottumwa recently.
]. Hunter and family visited with
friends in Ottu1nwa last Friday night.
The young people of this vicinity
have been attending the revival serv-
ices being conducted at Pleasant Val
ley by Rev. Overturf.
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FOR SALE
DuroC Jersey Swine

% Spring and Yearling Bears, SO
Gifts and Yearling Sows. These
spring Bears and Gifts are Sired by
Tip Top Lad 1851 and Gay Lady
71757. Will sell Gay Lad 71757, one OF
my herd Bears good bone and length.
This Hog is good enough to head any
herd, sired by Tip Top Lad. Write your
wants or come and see me at my farm
4 miles southwest Of Bloomfield Iowa
Route No. 8.
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Minneapolis today 7o5; last year 3o7
Duluth today 372; last year 472.
Estimated Receipts Tomorrow.
Wheat 95.
Corn 353.
Oats 1874
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

The following market is furnished by l.
G. Furman. grain and stock brokers'
Rooms and 8. Chiffon block. New
phone 1884.
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FOR SALE--GOOD BERKSHIRE
boars; prices right. N. M. Glltner'
Agency. Ia. Phone Batavia.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-40 HEAD OF YEAR
old steers, head of one year old
steers, 3 head of one year old mules,
and head Of two year old colts. c..
e. Valley, Batavia, Ia.
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Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Nov. 30 Poultry-Market
steady.
Turkeys-14c.
Chickens-S12 @912c.
Springs-11c.
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TODkY'S MARKET NEWS
J. D
LOCAL MARKETS.
r .
n%sp&ss4

There is a slight change in the hog
prIces, wholesale butter and eggs are
;. little higher; otherwise there are
no changes in the local markets to-
Hay.
d1 a. m, November 2s3
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New York Grain Market.

New York, Nov. 30.--The grain
market follows
Wl1eat-Dec.-S1.135
Corn-7112c.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E-I STILL HAVE A FEW
choice Pedigreed Duroc April boars
weight 200 lbs. will close out al
SIS for quick sale. J. E. Espy, OF
tumwa. r. r. No. 2.
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st. Louis Grain Market.

st. Louis. Nov. 3o.-The grain mar
ket follows:
c.-Wheat--St03 $.
Corn--591ac.
Oats-47Mc
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New York Poultry Market.

New York, Nov. .-Poultry-.Mar-
ket. dressed, weak.
Springs
Fowls--10@13c.
Spring turkeys-14@22c.
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CATTLE SALE.--AT THE MORRIS
Williams Sale Pavilion on Saturday,
December 5. Sale begins at p. m.
40 head of cows and heifers. Many of
them soon to be fresh. About 20
head of two year old stock heifers
Terms: Cash, or six months at 6
per cent. j. F. Clark; Lee Fleener,
Auctioneer.
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LOST-POCKETBOOK WITH BE-
tween SIT and $40, also had lodge
receipts and other papers. Return to
Courier and receive reward.
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CHICAGO Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO Live Stock Market.
Chicago. Nov. 30.-Cattle- Market
steady to ten higher
Receipts-21,0 900.
Beeves-$3. 40@7.70.
Westerners-$3.20@ 5.70.
Stockers; feeders-$2.7O@4.7o
Cows; heifers-$1.50@ 500.
Hogs-Market 10 higher.
Receipts-43 1000.
Light-S4.90@5.S0
Mixed-$5.30@6.00.
Heavy-5.35 a COS.
Rough-$5.35@5.55.
Bulk SATISFACTORILY
Sheep-Market 10@25 lower.
Receipts-35, 900.
Matured-s2.4 0@4.70.
Lambs-$3.5 5@6.40.
Yearlings-s4.00Q4.7
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, Nov. 30.-The grain market
follows:
WHEAT
No. 2 red-s1o4& @1.o6.
No. red-S1O3A @1.05
No. hard-$1.04% @1.06.
No 8 hard-s1.o
-opened-s1.03N@ 1.04
Highest-s1.04B.
Lowest-S1.03h @1.0314.
Closing-s1.O3A@ 1.03S.
May-s1,0Sh.
CORN
No. 3-61Ac.
No. white-6-A @61Rc.
No. 3 vellow-61A Q611ac.
Dec.-opened--62Ac
'Highest-63
Lowest-62c.
Closing-62%
May-62A @63%c.
OATS
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WAN TED.

T WANT EVERYBODY TO KNOW
what l found in northwest Arkan-
5as. Fine climate. water, fuel. fruit.
A paradise for the home seeker. Send
for my ten reasons why this is the
hest place for home, sweet home.
J. T. Oswalt, Gravette, Ark.
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FOB SALE-AUGUST YEARLING
Duroc Jersey Ohio Junior Boar.
Frank Rector, Floris, Ia.
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FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY FOR
sale and exchange. Western and
Southern land cheap. favorable
terms, or will take Iowa property as
part pay, balance to suit. Write or
call and see us. A. r. Swartz Co., cor
ner Main and Court streets.
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wANTED-MAN FOR FARM WORK
One experienced in handling ma
chinery and stock. None other apply
References, state wages. House. COW
and garden furnished. George w.
Evans, Ottuinwa, Ia, r. No. i.
TO FARMERS BENNETT SAWS
wood. Old phone IA. South Ottum-
wa. Farmers line.
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LOST NEAR DAHLONEGA--A DE-
horned roam steer. Weight 700 lbs
Phone S23-Y. John Carrow.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Nov. 0.-Butter-Market
steady.
Creameries-22@ 30c.
Dairies-19h @25c.
Eggs-Market steady.
Firsts-29c.
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F0R. SALE-BIG BONE BLACK Ian
shang cockerels and pullets and r. G.
r. !. Red cockerels 81 each. tor So,
from high prize winners. Mrs. Henry
Osterfoss. Hedrick, Iowa.
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GREAT BARGAI., --"IIILLCREST,
100 acre fruit and stock farm: APP
pies. peaches, cherries, grapes. Price
$1,000: easy terms. j. It. Campbell,
I-itchfield, Nebr.
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IL j. M. LEPPER FOR BARGAINS
in farms and farm lands. Floris. Ia.
FOR SALE THREE MATURED.
registered Poland China brood sows,
also early farrowei pedigreed, male
hogs. S. p. Hartman.
FOR SALE-5O ACRES NICE LAND
near city limits. VIII sell in tracts
% suit purchaser. John II. Spry.
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-SlNESS FOR SALE-I HAVE A
nice clean. fresh stock of groceries
and meat business for sale in one of
tAe best towns in Iowa Of 10000 peo-
pile It's a gold mine for some one
woh is looking for a good town to do
business in. Good location. cheap
rent etc Poor health and old age is
my reasons for selling out Cali on
,1e. Address L. c. n, Centerville, Ia.
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Re|iz pn|ace

En- Utuado, ha contraido matrimo-
MO, aver, nuestro querido amigo don
Manuel de la Cuetara con La bella Y
|distinguida sefiorita Amanda Rosse-
|llo, perteneclente una de las pr Incl :
pales familias de aquella poblacion.
La boda, que revistio todos los as
pectos de una solemnidad social, en-
Utuado. Sc efectuc en- Ell domicilio del
padre de la desposada, nuestro buen
amigo don Juan Rossello.
Ape drinaron la pareia venturosa
que une sus destinos bajo los auspi-
clos mas felices, la distinguida sefIo
ra dofia Carmen Rosello de Moreno
hermana de la novia nuestro queri-
do amigo don Eudosio de Ia Cuetara !,
gerente de la empresa del BOLETIN
MERCANTIL.
Bendijo el matrimonio un r. r. P.
franciscano, que es Ell parroco de
Utuado
La novia lucia una espl6ndida tel
lctfe que realzaba su natural belleza;
ell novio, de negro, correctamente.
Los invitados, que eran numerosos
Y de 10 mas prominente de la locali-
dad, fueron obsequiados con esplen
didez.
Los regalos que han recibido los
novios, SOD de mucho valor muy
numerosos.
POGO despues de terminada la cere-
monla nupc1al, salieron los desposa
dos para ell balncario de Coamo, don
de pasaran varios dfas.
Nosotros que estamos unidos por
lntimos lazos de amistad y de afecto
al se1or Cuetara, le deseamos tanto q
el como su bella esposa, una luna
de miel interminable.
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De Utuadl0

-Ha llegado esta Ciudad ell apre.
ciable caballero don Miguel Cuetara,
acompa1ado de ST. distinguida esposa
Juanlta Rosello y de su sinpatica nina
Carmen Irene. La 'familia Rosell6
es una de las mas distinguidas que.
ridas en- esta Ciudad.
Sc nota algt1n movitniento polfti-
co entire les Leadfrs de la Union, los
qCe Green tener Ia victoria segura,
atm coaligandose la Izquierda con los
Republicanos.
Los sef1ores Casellas Y Artau,
estan cosechando tabaco de inmeio-
rable calidad. Generalmente todos
los agricultores de esa rica hoia, tie.
nen buena y abundante cosecha.
Ell Lcdo. Ortiz Anton, en- Jayuya
ticne sem brado bajo toldo mas de
cuarenta cuerdas y un frances perte-
neciente a una Compa1ia de Taba
calera Francesa ha invertido mas de
$50 900 dollars en- siembras, con la
idea de 81 adquiere buen resultado,
comprar muchoS terrenos para dedi
carlos dicho negocio.
-Por uno 6 dos meses sc ausentara 4
para Ponce, nuestro querido alcalde
don Francisco d. Cordova. quien va
ALI con la idea de reponer su salud,
10 que mucho celebrarfamos.
-Titanicos han sido los esfuerzos
hechos por la Junta de Cat6l1cos de
esta ciudad, con ell fin de reunir fon-
dos para la termination de obras en-
nuestro temple catolico Ellos no
han tltubeado en- seguir asl adelante,
apesar de los desengaf1os sufridos.
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En- d Supreme
LA MOCION DE HOY

Esta maf1ana Sc vic ante este ho-
norable tribunal la mocion del fiscal
sef1or Rossy oponiendose & In recnr-
so en- Ell case de Felicia Fernando.
La apelante solicito de la Corte como
prueba de descargo, Sc trajesen 4 la
vista del tribunal, ciertas copias fo-
tograhcas que hablan sido hechas de
varlos documeutos redarguidos de
falsedad por la sef1orita Fernandez.
Ell fiscal Sc opuso & dicho recurso,
arguiendo entire otras razop es, que la
Corte Suprema no tiene facultades
mediante una allegation que Sc haga
de haber sido omitidos en- Ell record
clertos extremes importantes en- la
apelacion, para agregar q la exposi-
clon del case. tai como fu6 aprobado
en- Ell juicio, ninguna prueba que Sc
alegue haber sido admitida omitida
en- la exposition de los hechos por ig
norancia, negligencia 6 equivocaci6n
de Ia parte apelante.
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En- Ia SaStrcrIa de Monies

En- Ell dltimo vapor correo llegado
4 este puerto, recibio nuestro amigo
don Rosendo Monies, propietario del
elegante taller de sastrerfa estable-
cido Ell la calle de la Fortaleza, I'm
gran surtido de casimires para traies
de caballeros, que son de una altfsi-
ma novedad'
Hemos visitado el estabIec imiento
del Sr. Monies y hemos tenido OCCASION
de yer todas las novedades traidas
1ltimamente de los mas acreditados
centros productores de esta clase de
g6neros.
La casa cuenta, como saben nues-
tIos lectores, con I'm excelente corta-
dor de fama europea.
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II crimcu de V||a|ha
UN HOMBRE MUERTO

Ampliando .detalles acerca del cri
men ocurrido en- el barrio "Vilalba "
de la jurisdiction de Juaua Diaz, nos
encontramos 10 siguiente:
Ell sefIor don Pablo Davia, de
aquella loca lidad tenia ST. servicio
a un peon llamado Antonio Torres.
En- Ell dia del crimen dicho Torres,
llevaba 67 dollars. habiendo partido
desde ell earrio de Villalba.
Hacia la mitad del camino sali6le
al encuentro TN criminal machete en-
mano ell cual ocasion6le varias heri.
das robandole ell dinero que porta ba
Al verle en- TERRA examine Ell mall
hechor Sc di6 a la fuga.
La victima, Antonio Torres, era
persona de buenos antecedentes.
Las autoridades entienden en- ell
asunto y procede con la mayor &C
tlvidad q la persecution del autor de
tan barbara atentado.
Ell crimen ha consternado los ha-
bitantes de aquel barrio, de tai modo,
que sc han constitufdo en- policfas
para ayudar 4 la acci0n de la justicia
EN- la detenci6n del autor del hecho.
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ID junction de Q|lOC1e
A benefiCi0 del asilO de huerfan0s

Un exito grande, como era dado
esperar de "a iniciativa de damas
tan distinguvas como las sefloras de
Post, Georgeet4 Y la sef1orita de Fer
nandez Juncos, fue la funcion de be-
neficienc ia, de anoche
La compaf1fa que dirigen los se1o,
res Freixas V Blay. puso en- escena
FL Key que radid, con igual reparto que
10 vez anterior. aunque la inte rpreta
ci6n fue algo mas descuidada.
Ell teatro Presentaba ba an brillante
aspecto, por la calidad y el n1mero
de los concurrentes, y la sala. las
galerias, los palcos, adornados con
flores, palmas y colgaduras, ofrecfan
muy agradable golpe de vista.
Las dsmas organlzadoras de Ia fun
cion benefica pueden estar satisfechas
del resultado obtenido y de la coope-
raci0n que han encontrado en- todos
los elementos sociales de San Juan
Vaya nuestro APPLAUSE a unirse las
bendiciones que recibieron de los
desvalidos, esas damas admira lies
que niciaron Ell hermoso acto de
carload anoche realiZadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-10
Jugado Municipal

En- los juicios celebrados hoy Sc
han dictado las siguientes sentencias:
Ramon Cruz, por atropellar de obras
y pala bras q su esposa Gregoria Moll-
fulleda, en- Santurce; diez dollars 6
diez dfas de arresto.
Miguel Lanes. por conducir por la
carretera de Puerta de TERRA made
ras en- I'm caro-, arrastcando estas;
dos dollars dos dias de arresto.
Ha sido remitida al Honorable fis-
cal del Distrito, la causa contra Tri-
nidad Miranda, acusado del delito
comprendido en- el Articulo 50 del
Codigo Penal, habiendo ingresado en-
Ell Preside departmental fijada en-
mil dollars la fanza para quedar en-
libertad
Tambie1 ha sido rem itida en- la
maf1ana de hoy y despues de practi-
cada la correspondence investigation,
al Honorable Attorney General la
causa contra los policfas insulares
Antonio Martinez, Julio Santiago,
Juan Z. Lncca y Gregorio Segarra,
acusados por Julian Ramos de delito
contra la justicia publica.
Isabelle Ramos Iraldo Y Emilia Diaz
Garcia. vecinos de Santurce, han con-
trafdo matrimonio civil. ante ell Juez
sefior Suau.
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fomento de ese suburbio, Ell ell
S1t1o en- que esta, que produce
una impression repulsiva al TO :
rastero Y es sin duda, una eau.
sa latente de insalubridad que
amaga a la poblaci0n pintores-
ca, que, Ser1a enCantadOra, sin
esa dOlOrosa exhlbici0n de mi
seria, de suicidal Y de atraso,
que Sc amontona indisCreta-
mente a la entrada del pueblo,
para dar a los avidos ojos del
forasterO una vision desconso-
lada de sufrimiento Y de estre -
chez?
Las autOridades municipales
que sc Cuidan muCho del ornate
del centro de la poblacion, las
personals inhuyentes que a clio
COntrlbuyen Y CuantOs puedan
hacer algo para lograr la desa-
pariCi0n de ese infecto subur-
bio, preStarlan un senaladO ser
vic1o al vecindariO Y tai vez a
la Salud general, hacienda case
de nuestras advertenCias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-10
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UN ACTO CRIMINAL.-Ayer CO.
municaron del barrio "Teias", de
Humacao, que fu6 encontrado tarado
con hojas, lleno de hormigas Y cerca
de una quebrada, TN nifio recien ma
cido, ignorandose la autora de sus
dlas.
Ell Juez municipal seflor Aponte,
acompaflado del sargento de la poll
c1a seflor Padro, Sc constituyeron en-
Ell lugar del suceso. Practicable una
investigation averiguose que Flora
Cruz, por ocultarlo, resolvio dar luz
en- aquel sitio, abandonando la criatu-
"a por mas de veinticuatro horas.
Ell fiscal entiende en- el asunto.
Fue detenida Flora, quien compa-
recera ante Ia Corte de Distrito res
pectlva.
UN ULTRAJE.. Y SUMA-An
dres Santiago, ha sido acusado ante
la Corte de Yabucoa, por ultra ie ma =
yor inferido 4 la joven Teofla Be-
rrios, con quien Sc dice sostenfa rela-
clones smorosas. Santiago sc en-
cuentra detenido por no haber presta
do fianza para su libertad provisional.
POR HCRTO DE FRUTOS-
Aver fue detenido EN- Coamo, en- el
barrio "Pulguillas" el ratero Eleute
rio Mendez, acusado de hurto de fru.
tos memories en- la finca del Emanue-
Iii. Sc ha presentado la denuncia
correspondence.
PELEA DE GALLOS-Mientras
jugabsn pelear galos, en- un corral
de la Jurisdiction de Adjuntas, la
policfa sorprendi6 al grupo de entu-
siastas y dio con sus cuerpos en- la
carcel. habiendose presentado diez
denuncias por infracciones de las
leyes penales.
VAMOS SUMANDO-E1 fiscal de
la Corte de Distrito, jurisdiction de
Fajardo, ha preseutado una denuncia
contra Jose Maria Mercado, por su-
puesto ditto de ultraje mayor su
hijastra Leonardo Melendez. Este Sc
encuentra detenido.
HURTO DE TABACO.-La Corte
Municipal de Caguas, sentenci0 aver
4 Benito Hernandez, quien cumplira
I'm afio de carcel por haberse apode-
rado de ramas de tabaco pertenecie
tes al establecimiento del doctor
Gutierrez.
CRIMINALES DESCUBIERTOS.-
Sc ha realizado un importante servi-
clio por los guardias Valladares y
Hernandez, del puesto de Cayey. Sc
gun telegramas, dichos policfas han
detenido en- ell barrio LAS Marfas"
de Salinas, Domingo y Juan Marti-
nez, que aparecen como los supuestos
autores de un crimen cometido en-
Mario dc 1905 EN- ell barrio Palma.
rejo", de Coamo. Las autoridades
tienen conocim iento del hecho Sc
sigue con verJadero interes ell resui-
tado de las investigaciones.