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which all three went riding in Anniss automobile. After they returned Mrs. Hains ayers, the captain and Annis sat up until a. m., drinking and smoking and seemed very friendly. she declared Captains Hains did not show his brothers letter to Annls nor ask him to explain the charges
 On the following day. Mrs. Hains said, her husband went to call on his father. Gen. P. c. Hains, returned at ? A. m, on June 1, pulled her. out of bed and threatened to shoot her. General Hains called that day. Mrs. Hains as- serted, and upon hearing the captains accusations said he would shoot Annis on sight
 brother, T. Jenkins Hains. called with a lawyer and asked her lot of ques- tions while she was dazed. At the so- licitation of T. Jenkips Hains. Mrs. Halns said she took a drink of whis- key and then at her husbands order signed a paper which was not read to her. This. she believes, was the con- fession which they say she made.
 That night the post surgeon and some friends came and treated her for a wound over the eye which Mrs. Hains said she received from the cap tain.
 Early the following morning Cap tain Hains and his brother entered and with a pistol drove them out.
 My husband told me-" Mrs. Hains declared. that would have to get out of the house the next day and if my mother would not take me should go and live with Annis As my hus- band dropped his pistol on the floor his brothed said. Save that for the other party"
 Contining. Mrs. Hains denied that she had been guilty of any impropriety with Mir. Annis. and concluded:
 q believe that my husbands act and the charges which he has made against me have been prompted by his brother, T. Jenkins Hains. who threatened to injure me for refusing his advances. He endeavored several times while my husband was away to make advances, going so far as to enter my room. I repulsed him and he declared that he would be revenged."
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PROBATE NOTICE

State of Alabama, Montgomery County.
 Probate Court, october 16th. 1908. To Queene Sapp and Myrtle Sapp. who re-
 side at Camenor Texas, and William
 Mlligan, who resides at Beaumont.
 Texas.
 You will take notice that. on the 18th day of October. 1908. J. H. Miligan, adminis- trator of the estate of J. B. Milligan. de- ceased filed in the Probate Court of this county his application in writing for de- cree to sell certain lands lying in this coun- ty. which are accurately described in the application. and which belonged to said de- cedent at the time of his death for distri- button among the heirs. and distributes thereof on the ground that the same can not be aQultably divided between them; and that the I7th day of November. 190S was appointed for hearing said application. at which time you may appear and contest the same If you see proper.
 October, 1908. c.s-,>,
 Judge of Probate.
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MISTAKES FATHER FOR
 ROBBER AND SHOOTS HIM

Norfolk, Va. Oct, 20-H. H. Smith. a middle-aged white man. A clerk of the Merchants and Miners Steamship Company, was mistaken for a burglar this morning at 1:45 and fatally wound ed by his son. Earl H. smith, aged 25 years.
 Hearing a noise downstairs at the residence. No. 25 Charlotte Street, the younger Smith grabbed his shot gun and seeing a man entering a side win dow. opened fire. The load of bird shot enterd his fathers abdomen. He is in a dying condition.
 The senior Mir. Smith was out late and finding the door locked, had forced the window.
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NEGRO KILLS WHITE MAN; :.: sss
 OKLAHOMA POSSE PURSUES

Little Rock. Ark. Oct. 19.-A special from Pine Rluff. Ark. says:
 George Molette. white. aged fifty years employed as watchman at the blaming mill operated by the Ssline River Lumber Company at Draughan. near here, was shot and killed tonight by Elijah Mays, a negro fireman at the same mill.
 Mays escaped but posses of men are securing the woods with bloodhounds, bent on lynching the negro.
 Mays Is said to have resented a rep- rimand from Molette about an hour be- fore the killing.
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TO SCOT NIGHT RIDERS.
Louisisna and Mississippi VIII Jein

New Orleans, La, Oct. 19.-Word reached here tonight that Mississippi and Louisiana State officers are in con ference with the object of co-operat- ing to stop night riding in the cotton belt of the two States.
 Acting Governor Lambremont, of Louisiana, has sent his private secre- tary to talk with Governor Noel. of Missippi on the situation. MT. Lam bremont. who Is Lieutenant Governor. has been for several days arranging to curb the growing night rider tendency in Louisiana.
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members of the cabinet to attend as guests of the city, the grand prize au- tomobile races to be held here Novem- Der 25 and 2s. William J. Bryan and Judge William H. Taft will be invited by letter. ~
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To Oar Regular Patronss See This Weeks BiII and Bring YeuF Friends, The Best Yet.
 MAJESTIC THEATRE.
Denth of P. U. Hinan.

Anniston. Oct. 19.--(Special)-A telephone message Saturday night from Jacksonville announced fine death of Peter J. Hinds. an ex-Con- federate soldier, a Mason and one of the oldest citizens of that city. MT. Hinds' death is attributed to old age, ne being If years old. He was a stone cutter and was generally IIlxed The funeral was held this afternoon, with interment at the Jacksonville cemetery under the auspices of the Masons.
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The Greatest Yets
 Whats The Show at the MAJESTIC THEATRE.
EDDIE mURPHY aUITs

St. Louis, Mo- Oct. ls.-(Special.l-- Eddie Murphy. captain of St. Louis University's crack football team. re- signed today, stating that his parents who live In Admission. Ala. objected to his playing football
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that application will be made to the Governor to remit q part of the cost in the case of the State vs Capitol Mercantile Co.,. convicted at July Term, 1905 of City Court of Montgomery for doing business without license.
 Capitol Mercantile Go.
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Cnhan In Accuned

Havana, Oct. ls.-Manuel de la Torre. collector of internal revenue for the province Of Havana was ar- rested tonight charged with the em- bezzlement of $195.OOO of the funds of his department. O..
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that application will be made to the Governor to remit part of the cost in the case of the State vs. Wadsworth Retail Lumber Co, convicted at July Term. 1908. City Court of Montgomery. for doing business without license.
 Wadsworth Retail Lumber Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-20

To Our Regular PatrOnsi See This Weeks Bill and Bring Your Friendsi The Best Yet.
 MAJESTIC THEATRE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-20

New gospel songs gathered in Australia and England are being used this year by Charles N Alexander. the gospel singer who is now doing work in the West
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VIII Invite RooneveItn.

Savannah. Ga. Oct. 19.--A committee of Savannah automobilists, headed by Mayor George W. Tiedeman, will be in Washington on October q to invite President and Mrs. Roosevelt and the
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Visitors, Don't Miss a Visit to MAJESTIC THEATRE.
 Matinee Daily, 3s30 ?. m. Night Performance, Ss3o ?. n.
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FOR RENT-RESIDENcES.

FOR RENT-New cottage on E Washing ion avenue near HilIlard. i've rooms. hall and bath, e1s,00 per month. Apply 320
 Pelham street or phone 1sT1. -lS-tf
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VisitOrs, Don't Miss a Visit to MAJESTIC THEATRE.
 Matinee Daily, 3i3O D. m. Night Performance, Si3O p. m.
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SHOES TO REPAIR

DON'T BUY new shoes unless it's an abso- Iute necessity. We repair good as new" Ia soles, pure white oak. 75c. Only cleo tFic half soiing machine. Work called for
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE. Furniture--We have few new Royal sewing machines on hand cash or instaIlment plan Also plenty of wool, cotton and art blankets. Gay & Sightier. 3s Commerce St. Telephone HAS. --te
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TYPEWRITER AND REPAIRs.

When you come to the Fair see us about that typewriter It will cost you nothing to look. It will save you something if y0I buy from Southern Typewriter Ex
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VARNIsHEs. STAINS. PAINTS.

YOU will find ali the stains. paint. Elass. oils. turpentine. brushes, gold enamel, glue. Japalac. pictures. frames. tacks. hammers. gt -tR
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Visitors. DOn't nfiss q Visit to MAJESTIC THEATRE.
 Matinee Daily, 3s80 ?. m. Night Performance, Si3O D. m.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

AN active and attractive lady to serve elder under the old apple tree. Apply Fair Fair Grounds -4 WANTED-Whits girls so do general ho9oe-
 work in private homes: fair waEea, modsFs ate work. good treatment and good oppur. tunitiOs. Those who wish a situation And live out of town may wrstS The saivataon Army, Montgomery. Ala Otherwise may cRIINat s17 whitman sk- or phone seal.
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MuLTTGRAPH LEI TIERS.

etc. in fac-simile of perfect typewritlnR done; names and addresses in- serted to match. and envelopes addressed
 here desired F. L. Davant Typewriter Co.,
 First National Bank Bldg. -tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. T. N. Jansen. 1iOI Bell Bldg. mani. curing and chiropOdy. -lG-tf FAIR HAULING-We have the sole privi- at office inside the grounds. or Phone 2si
 Abraham Bros. -aS-8t READ THIS-The veteran shoemaker A Young. 24 Monroe St, opposite the City Building. I am now ready to put your shoes in good shape. =Se-si
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Au my household furniture at a aacrihce-good as n6w c. loft FAIR HAULING-ws have the sole privi- IeKe for all hauling at Fair Grounds. Apply at office inside the grounds. or Phone 251. Abraham Bros. lost FOR sALE-uarland range. with six holes. Original cost se0. In fairly good condition. For sale cheap. Apply l09 Clayton street or telephone q. -lO-u
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FLAMING MILL

S;T a r nrrneTsd fo do all Kinds of car. penter and min work Estimates furnished. Door and windows screens a speciality. J: c LswiR Phone No. 3, -tf
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SHINGLES

Three million long leaf yellow pine shingles in stock ], s sherman Shingle Company.
 Manufacturers Dothan, Ale tot
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FOB sA1E REAL ESTATE.


 FOR SALE-2O0 acre farm-none better, 2b miles from Montgomery, near railroad. Good residence and tenant houses fine water and healthy. Farm. care Advertiser FOR SALE-Six room cottage with bath and sanitary, barn and two lots. near High land Park school Price &2150. Small cash payment, the rest monthly. Address Home" care Advertiser. -11tu~w-frt FOR ExCHANGE-For farm lands. further out, my summer home, just beyond Electric Park a beautiful five room cottage wNh seryants' house and barna, 10 acres of land In a high state of cultivation. enclosed with, wire fence. It has two hundred fruit trees that will bear next year. This will make an ideal vegetable farm. T. H. Mabson. -ll-su-tu-tn
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FURNITURE.

A sPEcIAL,-A genuine coin gold decorated 100 piece dinner set. only e9.b0 cash. or weekly payments; also genuine coin gold decorated 57 piece dinner set only V -50; sold strictly as an advertisement; entire purchase price refunded If you buy SIS worth of goods of us within twelve months. 4. c. Rhodes a Son co., 2oS-2l1 hontEom- cry St.
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FIRE PROOF SAFES.

FOR sALE-or exchange. new and second hand fire and burglar safes vault doors, serew door bank safes all steel furniture and filing devices. Standard Show Cases.
 M. Burke co -S0t
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FINANJLAL.
PERSONAL.

MRS T. NJ Jansen. HOS Bell Bldg. hair dressing manicuring and facial massage. MULES AND HOR6ES--Just received an- other lot of horses. Also plenty of good
 muies on hand. Come to see us. and save money. Abraham Bros. -Ie-7t
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-By young lady. position as gov erness in nice family. Address Box 244 EyerRreen Ala -5
 
 wANTED-Four experienced solicitors; good opportunity for hustlers. Apply this morning after o'clock. c. l. Finlgan, Montgomery Advertiser. -S-u
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WATERPROOF OR BOARD.

WANTED-Two unfurnlshed rooms with board by man. wife and baby. Address with terms. l.. U.. care Advertiser.
 -13-tu-wed- fri
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FOUND.

FOIJND-ths place to buy tncandescent iampa electric and combination fixtures done. L. Baker. Phone 3SB. 2Ie Dexter Ava -1e-tf
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ENGRAVING.

our cuts; ehey add 1s per cent Co khs aftraotivenass of any cd. talk over with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-20
BAGa1NG AND TIES.

bagging and ties. See or write us before | buying. M. sabeI 6 Son. Montgomery. Ala. |
 If |
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PLUMBING.

AT, TISDs G pI1m6ins work done promptly Repairs my speciality. satlsfac- ton guaranteed P. J. Bressingham, 23 N Lawrence St. Phone z35.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-20

WANTED-Boarders at 322 Dexter Avenue, central location midway between Capitol and Court Square, new house. new furni- ture, everything new clear and up-to-date
 -7-3t
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wANTED-To BUY.

 wANTED-To buy 5 shares of Fourth Ma tional Bank stock; state net cash price Address P. O. Box 323. -9-gt
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x FOR BATHROOMS.

ROOMS for rent. To a couple or two young men furnished room; on car line; $500 per month iO02 S. Hull St. -l3
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wANTED-BoARDERs.

MAN and wife can secure board and room for $s0.00 a month In a suburban home; modern convenlences and home life Ad- dress L. P. care Advertiser.
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WANTED.

MULES AND HoRsEs-Just received an other lot of horses. Also plenty of good mules on hand. Come to see us, and save money. Abraham Bros -I-7t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
ExpIlCaCi0nes del amigo Perez, de
Bayam6n.
JuiCf0S que Sc Vienel CelebTandO en-
eI JuzgadO municipal.
(De maestro cOrrespom0ag)

NoviembEs 25.-Mi PARTICULAR amigo sl
jovsn don AguStfn P6rss, que tuvo aver
an enCuentFo peFgonal con el no msnoB eB'
timAhle amigo Sc. BocRnegrR de cnyo
BuCsao tUvo conUGimisnto 0l ptblico, 30
RCeroR mi y me pREtiCipR que ii 81 retro
lR SatiAfhCCi6n dada al sr. BocanegrR, foe
poFqU0 6Hta 10 tFat6 On una forma moEtif'
CantG y agFOUiva, d0lAntO de cabalIeEOB y
damaB, pusB 6l OFOy6 que ia con Ia BAtiS'
faCoi6n dada p6blioamOnte q dicho BefioE,
quedRne 6lte nhtisfoCho.
AL lGmentar como he IRmentAdo sl incl
dent0 oCuTEido, entire tan estimAblOB cRbA'
lleEog, me psrmitO aGonEejNrlsB que dGbGn
deERpaFsCGr GBaB br0mRB pegAdag eB0B
juGg0B dc mRno entire jov0neB cuItoB So
rios = RAf 90 svitaE6 On 10 sucesivo que les
utfioFaB , HefiofitsS como oAbRllsEoB de res
peto t0ngan que pEesenCiRT otEo eTpgCta0uI0
como 81 de aver, que hB debido evitarBe.
-En 10 CoFts municipal do estS CiudRd
90 vienen .O0IebFando muchoB iuicioB, que
Bon juz gadog con IN a'to sUpfgitu de juBti'
Cia, poE nues'ro actual jQes municipal Ldc.
Leopoldo Santiago.
-S8 me il foFmR que Gl ST. MUfioz. ms
psctor do h'gisns de eBta ciudad, he pedido
IicenciR y Io Gustituye el sr. MRximiliAno
R3mo8
Ell DR.. Rodriguez FsrFeF, hio del
Dr.. Rodriguez uer6 nombrAdo m63ico Do
GuSniCR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25

solo esperaba va Ia muerte.
& EntOnCeS fue cuandO un medicO, al
que tOda la vida guardar6 prOfundo re-
cOnOcimiento, me Orden0 tOmase ma
nana y tarde una cOpita de Quinium
Labarraque, afirmandOme que era ell
rey de los t0niCOs y que me deVOlVeria
prOntO la salud Y la fuerZa. Hice que
me compressor una bOtella en- la
farmaCia y cOmence tomarlO, a decir
Verdad, POGO esperanZada y sin gran
cOnfianza. Habia ensayadO tantaS
cOsas
Desde ell cuartO dia, fuerOn va sOr-
prendentes los efeCtos. Ell est0mago CO.
memo pOdeT digerir y recobr6 ell
gustO pOr los alimentOs. Bien prontO
sc me present0 de nueVO ell suenO
juntamente con 6l las fuerzas. Desa-
pareCierOn los dolores de rinOnes
igualmente los dolores de cabeza. Al
cab0 de Yeinte dias estaba cOmpleta-
mente curada. Que dicha, recObrar
al fin la salud Que algeria vivir
Desde entOnces, hace de este dos
amos, jamas he vueltO sentir ataque
aIguno de la terrible enfermedad que
POGO 81 me CueSta la vida, Y hoy me
encuentrO perfectamente.
FL usO del Quinium Labarraque a la
dosis de una copita despu6s de cada
cOmida, basta, en- efeCto, para resta-
bIecer en- POGO tempo las fuerzas de
los senfermOs mas agOtados y para curar
cen seguridad y sin sacudidaS las en-
fe7medades de languideZ y de anemia,
per antiguaS y rebeldes que sean, como
la de la Sra Darbin. Ell Quinium Labar-
yaqUe es OdaviasOberano para impedir
para siempre ell retOrnO de la enfer-
medad.
Ante tantas Y /tantaS CuraciOnes,
obtenidas, aun en- casos desesperadoS,
cor ell Quinium Labarraque, la Aca-
demia de Medicina de Paris no ha
vaciladO en- aprObar la formula de
esta preparation, honor en- extreme
cOdiciadO y que por 81 solo reco-
mienda va este prOductO la cOnfianza
de los enfermOs de todOs los paises.
Ningun OtrO vino t0nicO ha sidO
objetO de una aprObaci0n parecida.
Por consiguiente, aquellas personas
d6biles 8 debilitadas pOr la enferme-
dad, ell trabalo los excesos; los
adUltOs fatigadOs pOr un crecimientO
demasiadO rapidO las j6venes que
experimental dificultad en- fOrmarse
9 desarrollarse; las senoras que su.
fren las COnsecuenCias del partO los
ancianOs debilitadOs pOr la edad los
an6micOs, deben tOmar vino de Qui-
mum LabarraQue, ell cual esta parti-
cularmente recOmendadO a los con-
valecientes.
FL Quinium Labarraque Sc vende
en- bOtellas y en- medias bOtellas en-
tOdas las farmacias. Dep0sito Casa
FRERE, l9, rue Jacob, Paris.
raque es de un ~ sabor francamente
aEaargo, 10 cual Sc explica porque la
quina es va por 81 misma muy amarga;
asi que ell amargOr del vino de Qui-
mum es la mejOr garantia de su
riqueza en- quina y, poF 10 tantO, de
su eficacia. 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
la MyERTE REPEN-
tina del prensista
JaCinto Pagan.
Era 10 buen 0bTeTO que gOzab8 de
generates simpatiaS entire sus
C0ffateS.
Lea IN peri0dIOO OuandO dc sdbito Cay6 haCIa
atraS, muerto.

Hoy, & lGa 11.45 3. m. oauPEi6 I'm triatS
sucs00 que imprssioD6 doloroBamsnts 6 IeB
ampl0adoB y tEAbsj sjadoEOB de nueatFo cole
60 La DenO0rGsiG. -
En ei dsSpaCho de corroeB 81 j6ven prem
uiHts Befi9r JaCintO Psg6n, que ca Rqusllos
momeutOg 90 oCupAbR en- loeF IN peri6diGo
foe scomstido de A6bito de uoa espscie do
sf0oope, & POGO del cuAI, IlAmado 81 Dr..
OoEdsFo que viVs On ffente del college, %
vic con gran soFpFegG dc BuH comps nsroB
de taller, que 90 halIAb8 mueFto, como 10
ceTtifc6 o. miEmo doctor CoFdero.
HaCiA 81 sBpacio do Is ANS que Psg6n
veD}a deHsmp, II andO Ol cargo do pEsnniata
On In DemOcTGoiG.
TenfR 80 sfioB de sdad, BoItero, muy IA'
bo oEioGo y honrado.
Al lDegRF eAta mafiBnR Eu trabDje ma
nifest6 Rl geFsntB quo 30 retirBFia tempFs'
no, puGs 20 enoontFsbR snfsFmo, y, como &
Les II As, como hemoG diCho, % Bsnt6 en-
una msgO, On sI d0pBFtamOnto de CoFF0oB
del psEi6die0 y,G0 puBo q lesr unO, cuando
OaY6 haOia At'a', rspGntinamsnts. Sos
compAhsFon tEAtsFon de incoEpoFRrlo p0Fo
no ConBigui0Fon haOeFIo Era 20 Cad6ver.
D. e. P. sl alma dol buen obEOFo, cuya
muOFte dOploTamoa BinCeFsm0ntO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
La FIESTA ESCOLAR.
en- honor. del Ca
ribG" en- Vega Baia.
Sc aStan IeparsndO los CaminOS We
CinaIss a CsHO GOrdO y Sabana.
PHODtO emPGz8Ta Ia mOIianda en- la
hacienda San Vicente
Ode nuestrO corrsspOnsal.) }

NoviOmbro 22'-BEillants fiesta tuvo
lugSr en- Vega Boj0.
H0FmoBO era 81 golps de vista que pIe'
BOntGbau l0a ni1ua con BuV pT0fsBOEes =
jIft8 pEinCipalss do oIIos On ol paBso VoTi'
fioAdo p0F Lac GALES do lA poblaCi6n.
ApaBaE do 10 lluviO que deld0 laB pEi
msrRs hoFGs del die cAf6 ORsi & toEr0ntSV,
10 vsfSn los nifoA andar pssUFoBo8 para
no fAltRT lR h0rR mRndAdG por SOS di.
FsCtoFGB. EBt0 da sntendsF 10 UumpIido'
res que sOE6n eEtos min u en- 0l fntuTo.
RAER veE h0moG visto IlOnRF I'm pTogTR'
ma On todAg sue parties CuRl 90 veTific6 On
In fSRtR del 20. Solo nusstro diatiUguido
C0mpatEiotR don Ramon OFRiui Miro 6OI6
dc RniStiE Gl fsntivAl p0P cauBAG pOdeF0Af'
BimRa que 10 10 impidiOFoU, pero puHo IN
telegFama al BOfior IaBpeCtoF infoFm6ndO'
lO do loB motiv0B que tenfA para no aGiRtiF
& 10 fsltR, ? IN professor, Runque no de 10
I0CElidRd, ocup6 Ol tuTno de nusAtEo digno
COmpatriCtN.
No tenOmoG item l0 diBpOnib|s para tri'
to los 0lCgiog que aUB m6EitoB obligan.
Solo 81 pOdGmog doCiE q. Cuand0 la gefioFa
PNdiIlA hRbl6, y E0ooTd6 aIgunoH dc los
hBCh0B do Ia vida del "OREibO', vaEiAD
peTlouRS 90 entOrnOcioron.
Una COCA solo busCEbRmoB allf no vi
moa: fa6 4 nualtr0 quOFido amigo don Fe.
dOEiC0 Font OarE0T0R. Luego Hupim0U,
Ol preguntRr poE 81, que "a en0ontrAbA en-
fsrm0, 10 que NOS C0ntFiEt6, pueB nos Cd
muy COnocid0 "a amor poE Ia nifiag; pOr
TODD 10 qus Sea GdOiant0, p0E todo 10 que
EeA bi0n para "a pueblo, y dsdiGAnd0 IN
rOCueFdo On nusItEo coFa86n al amigo Ru'
ssnte.
Para cerraE con bgoChs dc ORC tan gran
dioGo GCto, hubo IN bRnqUOte para Ol &C.
nor ComilionRdo, Junta EGCOlsr, pEofsGo'
EeB y otrRg psT8onAG do Is lOCRlidRd que
no ToOoTdRmO8 aus nombFeB,
81 menu fu6 SeIOCto = los bEindis eRtU'
vieFon muy opoEtunoG.
A todoB nUsBtr0 pRFGbi6n mas sincere.
Por lR noche hubo un bale que duE6 hRata
altar horR8 do 10 noche, quOdRndo muY IU'
Cid0 ? liend0 la o0nCurEenCiR GBpl6ndidR
mento ObIOquiRdR.
-SS OncuGntEa SnfaTmo el aefioE Rafael
Rodriguez Valdelulli. DsteAmoB vsFlo
pronto rsAtAb!scido del NAL que 10 squsjs.
-Hemog t0nido Ol gulto de saludAE q
Ia 0RfioEibR dofiR AVslin8 Santana, que hG
vsnido & pASAr unoH diaG entire Sul fami'
liGTOU.
Sc GBtfn hacienda aIgunAB TspATaciO
mes los cAminos que conduoOn los bA'
FEioS do CerFo GoFdo y SAbAna. FAlta
Len hRci', pus8 eGtabAn vsrdsdsramsnte in
tF0nBitA blaB.
-Pronto smpOgAr6 ls molienda en- ID
hacienda "SAn Vie0nts'. Nos alsgramou
pOr lR class tEAbsJ adOEG.
La respOta5le DANA defis MoausFEAts
VAIdejulli de RodrfguGz, ent6 hoBpedsdG
On la casa de ~ IslorR hijA dofis AmRliA
r. do SAmRIeP. DaDOamos IR RflNN
Rodriguez Una fsIiE tsmpoEGds entire nos
Otrou y que Bu eItRdfR Nqui 10 prolopgus
muoho tiampo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
ASuntO ante los tfibunaIeS.

El Iefi9r CslGBtino Lamar, dusfo de Ia
casa dondS oCuEIi6 el incidsnte el LINES &
les 10 menoI vsints de lR nochs, nos dice
que lR rslsCi6n de los hechoB tel como los
manifeBta sl cabo Santiago, no 90 oisEtR.
e. Que sf entF6 en- 20 casa agTOai0ndo & "a
hijo como 10 prusb8 con ls COTtifcACi6n
fAcultAtiva que tienO = aOompD ii sban al
CAbo Santiago los dos pOIiCfaB que fslt6Eon'
lie ~ aHpoUO, con fcRBSs deIOOmpueDtsR.
Nos dice tambi6n Ol 89fior Lamar que,
-poE medic Hu abOgado senior RosBy, ha lls
vado IoB tribunBIs8 al dicho cabo Santa
60 = guaTdiRU