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New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
NIGHT RIDERS GUILTY.
Stf Of First Degree Murder; Tzco,
Second Decree.

Union City. Tenn. Jan. THE jury in the
night rider trials reported at S:45 O'Clock to-
hIsh'' nhding Garrett johnson. It'd Burton. Boy
Ransom. Fred Piniou, Arthur Cloar and Sam
Applewhte guilty of murder IN the first de-
gree. with mitigating circumstances, and Bud
MOTIFS and Bob Huffman. the other defendants
guilty OF murder in the second degree and fixed
thelr punishment at twenty years in the peni-
tentiary- The punishment Of the first six de-
Ienoants was left 20 the court, and may be death
or life imprisonment
The jury hed been out since 2 o m but he
cause Of the illness OF Mr.. Rosson. who has the
measles. ii had not been able to consult until
6 p m When the jury fled in six deputies car
ried the bed upon which the sick juror reclfned.
Rossons condition is such that II was deemed
inadvisable 20 move him tonight
The defence demanded until Monday TO move
for new trial. but the state opposed it. and
the Court fixed Saturday the day intmat:ng
that the motion mere form anyway and
would be overruled
The defendants took the verdict with calm
ness. they had been expecting 1t since the
closing of the arguments Their attorney, Pierce
turned TO them when It was announced and
said: We will tear this case 70 pieces in the
Supreme Court"
The state expected a verdict OF first degree
murder in sll eight cases and was visiby dis
appointed.
Bob" Huffman. Of the men to escape with
twenty years. is the man who. according to the
confession of Frank Fehringer fred the shot
which killed Captain kanken he being
drawn UP by the rope.
The courthouse was surrounded by soldiers
when the jury reported. but the verdict is con
sidered a compromise and trouble is
feared by the authorities
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
DOLLAR G4S so CENTS.
Com pany's Bills at old Rate, but
Reduction Is accepted.

Tho December bills OF the Consolidated Gas
Cor7nanv were paid at the S0-cent rate yester-
da,- These bills. made out before the decision
NJ th. United States Supreme Court was handed
down. charged at the old rate Of dollar thou-
sand feet. but those who presented their 5llls
at the offices yesterday received the 2V-cent
rebate. Consumers generally thought this lndi-
Gated A backdown by the company. but II was
said that the acceptance of the So-cent rate was
only temporary. and did not mean that the COM
ran,. would not fight the case II any way was
founI possible.
consolidated Gas recovered few points yes
.erdav selling up 10 1S0. after opening at PISA
and closing at 12s&4, net gain Of Z points Tor
the dav The total transactions were 1Z-Zoo
shares. The first sale in a week OF Brooklyn
Union Gas was made yesterday one huhured
shares changing hands at 1S". eiShteeh points oil
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
DUCHESS NE4R DEATH.
Sared from Being Crushed By Sailor
of Relief Ship.

Naples. Jan THE Italian Red Cross relef
expedition the steamer Taormina, headed by
Princess Teeno threatened to end disastrously
to-day The Taormina had touched here to put
ashore the dangerously wounded. The Duke
and Duchess Leopold Torlonia and the Marquis
di Bagno were disembarking by means of lad
der when the ships launch turned sharply
striking the ladder. The duke and marquis
were thrown into the launch, but the duchess
fell into the sea between the launch and the
Taormna, and was in imminent danger OF being
crushed.
In moment all was confusion. but sailor
seized the duchess by her skirt and dragged her
into the launch. She seemed none the worse for
her experience. Prince Marino Torlonia VINO
married Miss Mary Moore. the daughter OF
charles A Moore, OF New York, is a brother OF
Ink
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
HOUSE ANSWER READY
NOT TO RECEIVE DISRE-
SPECTFUL WORDS.
Perkins Committee to Recommend
Tabhng Presidents Secret
SerTiCe Remarks.

Washington. Jan. 7.-As dsrespectfuI and
responsive TO the inquiry Of the House. the Per
kins committee. when it reports tomorrow, will
recommend that President Roosevelts Secret
Service message OF January be laid on the
table similar provision will be made for that
part OF the Presidents annual message relat-
ing to the Secret Service on the ground that 1t
reflects upon the integrity OF the members Of
the House
OF the message to-day and drafted its report
which will be presented by Representative Per-
kins OF New York The unusual and extreme
course advised by the committee-that OF de-
cIining to consider any communication from any
source which in the judgment Of the House. Is
not respectful-is likely to create a sensation
when 1t IS read.
That the House is charged only with its re-
sponsibflity 10 the people and to preserve It's
own dignity will be asserted with great force III
the report It will be asserted that the language
in the annual message unjustiffed and WIN
ont basis of fact and that it constituted breach
of the privileges OF the House. For that reason
the special committee will ask To be discharged
from further consideration of that part OF the
Presidents message which refers to the Secret
Service and will recommend that it, together
in reply 10 the House demand for an explana-
tion be laid upon the table as being unrespon-
sive and constituting invasion OF the priv
neges Of the House by questioning the motives
and Intelligence of members.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
MUST PAY $500 FOR AUTO ACCIDENT
Colonel Greene's Reckless Chauffeur Had Run
Down an Old Man.

Henry Heike of Dobhs Ferry. who j. about sev-
entv-nve years old. got verdict for 500 from a
iury IN the Supreme court ~ White Plains yester-
dav Justice MorschaUser presiding because he was
,,,n down on January ~. 1892 by an automobile he
longing 10 Colonel William G. Greene on that
date Julian Sierra chauffeur FOR the colonel TOOK
mis- employers automobile and drove to Dohos
Ferry where the accident occurred. Mr. Greene
WAS then in Mexico. where he now is hut his fam
liz was in New York.
Heike sued for $1,000 the question at issue being
whether Colonel Greene responsible. The de-
PENDANTS counsel said that Colonel Greene was
willing to nav 800 and that amount was awarded
The chauffeur disappeared after Colonel Greene
had gone on his bond for $Oe).
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
FATAL RIOTS IN 4SSYRI4
Thirty Killed and Thirty-fue
UOunded at WOSul

ConstantinopIe. Jan. dispatches received
here from Mosui, in aPcient Assyria, report Sc
rious riogng there. Tith considerable loss OF
Ufe The trouble arose on Sunday over the ar
rest ~ soldier for insulting Turkish woman
His comrades tried 10 rescue the soldier. and the
turbulent elements Of the populace Joined in the
array Thirty persons were Killed and thirty
five wounded.
The rioting continued on Monday and Tues
dav, but the details are unknown. 4 native
chief and his entire family have been murdered.
The French Consul at Mosul IL considered TO be
in great danger and five battalions of troops
have been ordered thither.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
MRS JERE COOKE TO ASK DIVORCE?
Thought Possible Significance of Hartford
Request to Los Angeles Police.

Los Angeles Jan IA letter was received yes
ter,tay nv the Police Department from the chief
of police Of Hartford Conn. asking that detectives
search for Jere X. Cooke the former rector ana
MI. E,oratta WhaIey VINO eloped from Long Isl
and tn San Francisco whence II Is said they re-
Gently departed for Los Angeles
Vhv the Hartford police desire TO know the
vyherea bouts OF Cooke is not known in Los Angeles
~, - "a conecuIred that the search for them may
-, i; connection with possible divorce proceedings
~, the wife Of Cooke or in relation to the inner
-. ~ Miss Whaley The pair now have two
bildran the oldest about two years old
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

Jobn d. Rockefeller. jr.. gaddened the hearts Of
the railroad employees at Tarrytown last evening
,,ban he distributed $40 gold pieces. Although Mr..
rockefeIler's father had remembered the employees
%, christmas they had lot received anything from
HE con this season When with his wife he ar
rived IN Tarrl tosr to spend the night Mr.. Rocke-
feIIer walked sr1Cnd the station distributing ihs
scId pieces He apologized for being late. but said
that ne had not forgotten the boys or lher favorz
during the year
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
$40 900, 900 FOR THE NAVY.
Secretary Ne1cbery Outlines His
Programme.

Washington Jan. About $750OO.00o would
be required TO carry out the programme FOR in
creasng the navy outlined TO the House
Committee on Naval Affairs to-day by Secre-
tary New berry OF the Navy Department Four
battIsships OF twenty-five thousand tons are
asked for in addition to four scout cruisers,
four submarines ten destroyers. three golfers
one repair ship and one ammunition ship.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
JlIL NICE and WARM.
Foriy-t,co Prisoners Return Through
TunRel-TOO Cold Outside.

oklahoma City Okla. Jan 1-Forty-five pris-
oners in the city jail tunnelled their way TO
freedom last night. Getting a breath of the icy
air all but three voluntarily returned They
declared they preferred prison 10 freedom in
-.r., weather.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
WY ORDER OUT TROOPS
G0rernor Smith Determined to Make
lSarannah Dry.
lRy Telegraph to TIE Tribune. }

Atlanta. Jan. His attention having been re-
,,sataiIy called to alleged open violations Of the
n,,bipition law In Savannah. Governor HOke Smith
announces that he will enforce the law. even II
,-oons have to be sent for the purpose. The near
t..r dealers of Savannah are reported To have re-
rad TO nav the state tax and reports tell OF many
optn saloons
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
CHARGES FORGERY OF $1,000, 900.

Oakland Cal Jan. -. b. SignOr. real estate
promoter ard mining broker Of this city, was ar
rested tonight complaint sworn TO by James
IL MURRAY Tllultirnillionaire banker and mining
man of Montana. salt Lake and Seattle. but more
recently of Monterey. Cal. charging Signor with
forgeries aggregattng nearly sLe00,000. Sienor is
alleged To have forged Murrays name 10 four
notes OF 10000 each as well as II numerous other
negotiable documents
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
AaamA "DRY" LAW UPHELD.

No,ia Ala Jan The state prohibition law
,,a- ,nheld here to-day when a liquor license was
t,sed in the local Probate Court
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

AND BEST TO FLORIDA EAST
Ass,,r-s .. = y 4 Florida Special J'bTor,S,h
4t2.tl. ~5s4m fs4m Beanl,. Miami and knigi3t's Ke,.
~cssl LING. l2Is B'way.-Adst +Ae'
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

.EAaoARp.s FINE FLORIDA SERVICE.
.-rc Seaboard Florida Ltd. all PullIuauS eeciric
lishted and two other high class uetns. tess
Route. Quickest time. Ina Aes . "af'-Aafs
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
It's purity has made il famous. '-AdYt.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

Continued on ihlrd page.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03
House at Auction.

l will sell at public auction at one
p. m. On Saturday. March sixth. a
seven room house with good cellar.
and city water. There is a chicken
house and barn. also ten fruit trees.
Located 524 Church street. Sale on
the premises. F. j. Smith. 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03
NJ. Jensen spent Friday in Dow

! G NJ. Jensen spent Friday in Dow
City
BY your furniture of Fastje. Price
always the lowest. Aft
Mss Kathryne Hassett visited
frlerds in Vail on Sunday.
M. and Mrs. Lew Romans spent
Sunday with Charter Oak relatives.
Bismark Quart "Finest Eating
Olivss" -35c at The -Brodersen
Co. 81
M. A. l.. Strong has been this
weel on business trip to Pilger,
Neb
Morris McHenry was in town Mon
day. the first time since his severe
sickness.
Miss Dougherty. Denison's popu-
lar dressmaker, visited Vail friends
last week.
Mrs. Peter Miller and Miss Lillian
have been spending two days of this
week at Omaha.
]. H. Mahoney is in Chicago this
week attending meeting of North
western officials.
Mrs. Edith Baker of Sioux City
wis the guest of her sister. Mrs. B.
G Lyman. last week.
Rev. j. Jas. DePree was called to
West Side last week to preach the
funeral sermon for Mr.. Hope.
David Clark of Dow City was Deni-
soaite today and remembered the Re-
view while on his shopping tour.
Mr.. z. 7. Hawk is suffering from
a severe attack Of the grippe and is
obliged to remain at home this week.
The rustling young merchant. Da-
vid Menagh, was off last week for
New York CITY in the interests of the
firm.
Mr.. Samuel Luney has decided to
try Colfax Springs for his disabilities
and was off for there on Tuesday
forenoon.
A. F. Boylan, P. D. Mcmahon, C..
L. Voss and son. Loyal. took in the
automobile show at Omaha last
Thursday.
Lenten services at St. Rose of
Lima church on Sunday and Wednes-
day evenings are we'll attended and
attracting much interest.
The American express wagon has
a new driver in Harry Wearmouth.
He is a strong husky lad. and has the
native ability to make good express
man.
Mrs. Nellie Lorentzen. who hac
been visiting her parents, MIR. Will
Marshall and wife, and many friends
returned on Tuesday morning to Am.
herst, S. D.
DR.. Weber's Treatment cures Eye
and Ear Diseases and his Glasses stol
Headache. Nervousness and Save the
Sight. Call Thursday, March 18, a
Nielsen House. Examination Free.
NJ, Otto u;,1, ,,,bo hoe 1,oox, ~ ~,
grocery department of the Menagl
store, has gone to Omaha, and in .
few weeks expects to go out on tn
road for the Swift packing house. b,
is a bright, capable young man, ant
should make good in his new line G
work.
C. C.. Howard is among the movers
He goes to Smithland. where he ha
purchased farm. He has done vel
in Milford township and he will
doubtless succeed in his new home.
Prof. E. W. Fellows tells US tina
the total contributed by Denisol
school children towards the Allison
Monument fund was SIP so. Unles
other cities did much better the col
lection was failure.
Penelope had very pleasant meet
ing with Mrs. Ley on Tuesday. Mrs
Legs daughter. Mrs. Watson, VIII,
is very popular in Denison was pres
ent which in itself was delightful
pleasure. Mrs. Rusk of Elk Poil
was also present. The ladies had g
good visit and also enjoyed the re
freshments served by Mrs. Ley. Ihe
next meeting will be held with Mrs
Mahoney.
DR.. Philbrook goes to Iowa Cit,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03

Have your mirrors resilvered while
you wait at John Fastje's. Aft
Paul Norris has gone up to Pierre
South Dakota for trip to cover some
two weeks. If pleased with the coun-
try he may decide to stay
Rev. LaReau was home from Coun-
ell Bluffs over Sunday and held the
usual services at the Baptist church.
He returned to continue to help in the
revival meetings until Friday of this
week.
Mr.. j. P. Duncan has bought the
cottage owned by Fermin Tucker in the
east part of Denison and will take pos
session March 18th. He thinks by the
Goth he and his wife will be ready to
receive their friends in the new home.
Rooms for Rent
Two furnished rooms. furnace heat,
electric lights, excellent location.
Inquire of Mrs. N. Staininger. 6tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03

Odd pieces of furniture at Fast
je's. Aft
Miss Lucinda McHenry returned
home to Dow City Wednesday.
John Cose and wife of Deloit were
shopping in Denison on Tuesday.
Miss Ella Koch of Boyer was a
pleasant Denison caller on Wednes-
day.
FOR SALE-six pure bred Short
Horn bulls. John R. Robinson.
Denison. Route |. 2tf
A. A. Conrad, one of Arion's mer-
chants. was business caller in Deni-
son on Monday.
Miss Rosina Thede of near Kiron
spent Wednesday in Denison shopping
and visiting with friends.
Call and see some of my high grade
clover seed which am. selling at low
grade prices. j. G. Wygant. 5tf
The Empire clothing store has
caught the fixing up fever and rcjoices
in fine new case for haberdashery
| FOR SALE-9 roor, mouse located
at SOP West Chestnut St. Modern
Improvements. Inquire of John
Kelly. 5tf
Miss Flechzig arrived Monday from
Chicago to take the position of as
sistant trimmer in the Bale Broder-
sen Co. millinery department.
A letter from Mrs. Savage tells of
the death of Mr.. savage's sister and
the last of his family. She leaves two
children. Our hearts go out in SYM
pathy to this much stricken family.
Miss Mae Cavanaugh Of the Bulle-
tin force is on the retired list this
week on account of sickness and Miss
Margaret Kelly is helping out in the
Office of our "loathed contemporary. I"
Longley Hats for Men-$3.0O al
The Balle-Brodersen Co. 90
n Dixon ond family rat,rnoc
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03

The Edison records for March are
certainly fine. Come in and hear
them. The Racket Store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03

H. A. Dixon and family returned
from Hitchcock. S. D.. today. He
sold his farm and had fine sale and
is now looking for a new location.
1t is a good thing South Dakota gives
us back family once in a while or
Crawford would soon be uninhabited.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03

Longley Hats for Men-$3. 90 al
The Balle-B rodersen Co. go
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03

Miss Mae Cavanaugh Of the Bulle-
tin force is on the retired list this
week on account of sickness and Miss
Margaret Kelly is helping out in the
Office of our "loathed contemporary. -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03

We say without hesitation that De =
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills are
unequaled for weak kidneys. back
ache. inflammation of the bladder and
all urinary disorders. They are an
tispetic and act promptly in all cases
of weak back. backache. rheumatism
and rheumatic pains. Accept no sub
stitute. We sell and recommend
them. Lamborn Drug Co. 9-5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-21
FOR CARLOS DECKEN

Fl procura}or sale a la ealle y anda con las manos =
la cspaIda. coufandido eutre las sombras de los sasto~
PALACES ensoe aro~ reeuntsres Be otra cLase. las H.
potecs# Ioe Hu~sees IS ta ee-ae'e e@t4u eneeFr4ties
detaio 81 81 fa53o 81 - a.e - - confiente Ie la~
. 3 teleyr. .l I chimeneas .,s re
ts ~ l4- #aH5a@ s eon ta3o a una sofia soz ie dice N
3 amino. no vueIvas 4 III casa Contin0a anian-
d. y a. 4.5-sa ISIS cables vulgares GA medic del e~strtpito
DE- los coches del rlmor i los pasos, del ruido De Ia"
woes: q 4as Dc las tenda lanzan 4ua rayos sobre eI; Fl
vicnto de oeste l. hace lleear hasta 81 sus quejas, el gen
Ito lie impulse. Ia fatalidad le arrastra y NADIA murmurs
ii su DIDO: :" No vuelvas Il tn casa" Llega a su gsbi-
nete. enciende las bugias. mira al techo y We al Romano
De la alegoria indicando con 81 dedo, como siempre, un
punto yago de la alfombra pero en- el ademan del Ro-
mano y en- el aleteo de los genios que lie rodean NADIA le
dice - Said de aqnii'
Sale la luna. las estrellas brillan como brillaban so
bre Chesney-Wold. Y esa mujer". como llama e i mi
lady. tiene los ojos fjos en- el cello, de su coraz6n brota
sangre. y ahogandoSe en- aquellos vastisimos salones que
L. pareeen peque6os. uuiere saIir para ir 4 respirar sofa
en- un iardfn Immediate. IIarto imperiosa EN- su querer
para que excite semejante desco la sorpresa de los que
Ia luna. Mercurio abre la puerta de la verja. cuya Have
h entrega por mandate, y recibe orden de volver a casa
mlady Sc pascara para calmar su dolor de cabeza
. .spacio De una bora . mas Y no necesta que Ia escol-
Ten La veria - vuelvc a cerrar con estrepito: milsdy
oue5a soia y desaparee" ~ entire los arboles-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-21

;IIermosisima nochel Ia luna brllla y las estrelias full
II. Tulkinghorn atraviesa 81 reducido patio semeIautc ri
de una carcel. y leyantando los ojos. obserNa our la no
che Is bella. Ia luna brllante . innumerabIcs lass e~tre-
HAS.
Era aQuella una noche a|pacible entire todas; hubieraSe
dcho que la luna al mismo tempo que su luz derrana
la calma y 81 siIencio y llevaba cierto sosiego aun 4 los
lugares EN- que Sc agita Y desborda la vida. No solo IS
tranduila la noche en- las carreteras llenas lie polyo y en-
la Gina de los collados; en- la dormida campina cortan-
do el horizonte con sus negras arboledas; en- 81 RIO, cl-
vas aguas brillan al pasar por entire los canayerales. y
huyen presurosas para arrojarse al mar, %rebaJando los
afcos de los puentes y de los buques que las hacen ne
gras: no solo es tranquila la noche en- I'll Oceano profun-
do. en- la playa. donde Il vigia sigue con los oJos al buque
que con las alas al yiento. recorre 81 luminoso scndero
que solo parece existir para FL. sino tambIen en- la m
suaye luz que la bana. srs campanarios y cupulas adj
auieren una forma eterea la sombra de sus techos me
nos macisa v trivial; los ruidos que suben de la caile Sc
amortiguan los pasos de los transeuntes Sc hacen cada
vz mas raros y sc aleJan sosegados; y en- ell barrlo en-
que habita NJ. Tulkinghorn, en- aquelos campos en- que
los pastores soplan en- caramillos judieiales que no TIE
men mas que un sonido Y son las ovejas e~squiladss hasta
Ia piel. los ljeros rumores que Sc elevan Sc confunden
pana-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-21
n B1.BO

Es dc mucha utilidad, no solo para
los Abogados, Cortes Judiciaiss, Xyun-
tamientos. Corporaciones y smpisadw
he todos los ramos, sine tambien para
rs co~merciantes, industriales y psrsc-
az Ne negocios, eli conocimientu do Las
r.eve# de Puerto Rico aprobads por
'ax Chmaras y ell Consejo Executive IN
I rasadc ano de 1907.
CO var9en & ~ IN en- u Ihrsrfa dei
Bolettn MsreantN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-21

IIa sido arrestada en- Ponce. Saliva
dora Torres. como presunta autora DEF
robo comctidO en- la residencia del Sc
for A. Barguet. la detenci0n Sc lie
10 a cabo por los detectives Rovira V
Berries, quienes han presentado Ia 70
rrespondiente dcnuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-21
LIToGRAF1ADO Y DE vENTA EN- FL
BOletin M erCantil
de A.. Lynn 8 Hijos do Perez Morn
(Librc de gastos de envio.)

IESCrDOS DE Puerto RICO en- colores tamano grand. a.. q ON
|CODIGO MASONICO. n dolores, tamaiO gTande, 4. lilo
discourse NOTABLE de D Luis Mudox Rivera, con ols artsies
y retratod del auor. n - 0N
"LLEvA ME AL CINE, MAMA, dam& ae1ada por Ara n2oni, a. OBJ
"LA NARIPOSA", mazurka para pmlo, pr Gonzao de J Mines,
piza de salon. % oa
LAS DOS PALOMAS", DANA cubana, para piano, por 9on~lo de
I N6nez. 0H
PLANO DE LA CAPITAL coatornos, en dolores, d. 0N
1IROS DE FELICITACION para Ano Nuevo, 25 ejemphrcs. % 07t
,ORPRESA PARA Ell Ola DE INOCENTES, en- dolores, tamano
de carta, 10 ejemplares. 08
|rARJETAs PARA ANO NUEVO, promas para feHctar tn los Ee
tados tnidos, 10 copas. 0N
AAPAS DE La ISLA, en- dolores 12x6 pulgadas 4. 0Os
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-21

Aver tarde p%romovieron IN fuerte
escandalo en- la carretera de Santur-
ce, Jose A. Jaulet. Pedro Musa Y Jo-
sc NJ. Rolon. quienes fueron denuncia-
dos por 81 guardia Tapia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-21
NOTNClAS

Sc encuentran IN esta ciudad los Sc
nores don Vicente del Vale y don Pc
dro Jougerat. de Arecibo, quienes m
barcaran en- 81 correo espanol para Ia
peninsula espaiola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-21

lila sido denunciado Miguel Padr6
DOT haber dejado en- la via rIblica un
carro ahandonado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-21

Aver fu6 agredido en- Santurce I'll
nihO Juan Umbert, quien iue cCrado
de una confusion en- la region occipi-
tai, leve.
I'll senior Mentr,e present6 una de-
nuncia contra Iiip6lito Fallinan, =
quien acuso como autor del hecho. En-
la prneba practicable fue declarado alb
sueltO.
Servicios ~pres'ados por Ia fuerza de
In Policia %Insular de este Distrito du-
rantc las ultimaS q hpIas:
Puesto de San Juan
Por infraccioneS de las ~ordenanzas
municipalcs -, por crueldad con los
animalcs > y por turbar Ia paz ,.
Puesto de Santurce
Por infracrioncs dc las o~rdcnanzas
municipales 2.
Puesto de Puerta lie TERRA
Por acometimiento y aggression , y
por seduction |.
Puesto de Seboruco
Per turhar la paz =
En- la sastreria de Cerardo Merino
Sc confecciona toda clase de prendas
para caballero, a precios m6dicos, gran
~elegancia y extremada prontitud.