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Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

Sistsd lIsss Of msapDfe snss institatiOn. eS%'
e2-Traders nd Mechanics Bank, Pitts
burg, Pa, closed doors
25-National Bank of North America New
York. closed for Liquidation, by order
OF government
2.New Amsterdam National bank, cap
ltal $l,Wl@o, and Mechanics and Ira
ders' bank, both Of New York, taken in
charge BY comptroller of currency.
Feb lS-W B. Ridgely, comptroller of
currency, accepted presidency of re-
organized National Bank of Commerce,
Kansas City, Mo.
z',mrflnanciers m E. R. Thomas and o. f.
ihomas indicted on charge of misman-
LIE Assurance society.
Mar. B-John X. Walsh denied new tr,al:
sentenced to five years in federal prison
Apr. Pike County Bank and Trust Co.
Mscomo CITY, Miss, placed in receivers
At A Mcintyre & Co., with houses In
many cities, failed for 1,000, 900.
MAY S-Euclld Avenue Trust Co., Cleye-
:, iand, o., assigned
i',nneserve Trust Co. and American Saw
das. ihgs bank, Cleveland, o., closed their
lS1G. W. MacMillen & Co, Pittsburg,
I, na,; Sco osd ossdtockbrokers, failed; liabilities,
~ "-,hQsclusko Company bank, War
-I saw Ind closed by state auditor.
u Irrational Deposit bank, Philadel-
rency
FARMERS and Merchants Banking Co.,
\. cleveland, o., failed
-Istandard Oil $20,24O,OOO fine deci-
sioh unanimously reversed by Unit
cago.
w 6-F'irst National bank, Belle PLANE,
MINI, closed by order comptroller of
4eht j. g. Lund committed suicide.
"a. .. Brown & Co., one of largest
new York brokerage firms, failed; liza
Dlllties over S1,000000.
p N-A Booth & Co., largest fish
ouse In country, forced into receivers
y. 5-Charles w. Morse and Alfred II.
urtis, great financiers, found guilty
misapplication of funds and falsify
g books of National Bank of Amer
a, New York.
:, w Morse sentenced to IS years;
lrtis given liberty on suspended sem
nee
!. 7-National exchange bank at |
)ringfleld Mo-. closed excitement |
used by effort of w. o. Oldham, |
shier of State Savings bank, to shoot |
esident II. B. Mcdaniel, of Union Ma |
'pringport Mich, State Savings bank
sed by bank examiner.
N. H., First National
nix closed, following discovery of
lrtage of SIS, 600.
homas f. Ryan announced retire
Mt from finance:
Ienry w. Poor, New York broker, as
ned for creditors.
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

pnited states senate by Rhode Islam
legislature. isia'l'
Feb. 2S-Gov Bradley d<v) eiacted :,
SJaG, SnJniGted States senate to succeed j B
Mar 6-Gary elected United States sen.
session ieeiSlaiFe
-. q, Littlefeld Me.) resigned as con.
A-Pres'dent Roosevelt sent special mos.
sage TO congress, relating to cbild.an-
ployers liability and injunction In labor
cases, tariff and other laws...,Jobp
w. Stewart (VtD appointed to fiR sem
ate vacancy caused by death of Red
'lu,ipresldent Roosevelt accepted resigna-
tlon OF Ambassador Tower and sant
10 senate appointment of DR. II II
APR. Edwin Norris naugurated go
erncr of Montana guy
-Er6AsgGpicultural r6s Spe appropriation Bf4 of Sill
ogo oU6 passed house of representa- tivee
OISterling employers liability bill passad |
mouse, House passed appropriation Hi |
lor Pearl Harbor, Hawaii naval stsl
ton. Senator Milton sworn IN 10 90, 90
ceed late Senator Bryan ~ sue
9-President in special message asLoa
suppression of anarchy "'Neu
Roosevelt signed emnlovers,
liability bill. 4P'osers
Roosevelt in special mo-.
sage urged child labor law Iies-
May 4-Vreeland currency bill passed
So-Congress adjourned after eo,o.-
> passed emergency currency bin '"'e
Jun. D-President Roosevelt accer+os
Secretary of War Taft's- -resiens tRjusu Rjoeu
appointing Luke e. Wright bis tUn' sra'
cessor. 'iS sue o
'S-Secretary. Sleeper, in charge of vono
zuelan diplomatic affairs, left caredo eIie
as result of Castro disputes "i dcas
O-Luke Wright took up Office of eo
tary of war, vice Taft resigned 'ecre-
Iql 9-Venezuela severed relafions .,.,
United States by recalling win
envoy, Senior Veloz- Goiticoa, P'Oilauc
NoY. 1S-Secretary of Navy Vioto. -
Metealf resigned. Truman II II
Derry named as successor NeW-
i-tormer GOV. Albert b. Cumunf,s 49,, 4
ca United States senator from iou'ae eject
son. W b Alli- !
Limited States and Japan sienod -
agreeing to respect each ot6sr,ss ueaty ia
IN racine and defining mutual ttishts :
toward China ""' attitude IL
ec Both houses of Congress $
Tor second session of SixfietL ouaNened ri
House adopted resolutions n9rUnsress /
Tor the naming Of comn1ittdpa1 W. otlldns Is
Nesugaton to probe secret, eer,'joo ol m d
lclsms IN presidents imessagee vice crit a
senate adopted resolution to t 8
gaze lnIerences in Presidents H,Fest- A
House adopted resolution asI,itrl'il.s r'ls ,iage so
ient to supply evidence for ''ts asas pres c
.elauFe TO secret service assSriI IIeCluons \
message lions in Ne
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

trict MSoal cl operators in Pittsburg dis
~ soo SoitGIilenGed G preparations for Strike
A.1SO0 81. Louis brewery emnIn10e. IN
IA struck Tor higher wages. GO
"Pi; -fendInS wage settlement on ono
ineIs ,is suspended work in American
mines.; 1T. l., Bewis took up dulles "a e
~ tiIeIs president and invited operators
Mase scale conference
boH 80 nuHdreq MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, paper
shop. ~" Aol cioSed
Vcc.lmportatfon of strike breakers from,
o.. LOUIS TO work on Pensaloca. MA
sTeet railways caused fierce riotipq II
~ ohon-unlon men being Injured 40
AE-toNernor of Florida sent entire militia
:, body to Pensacola. mia
H-Central competitive field of onero+
Ors and miners reached wage agree
sanent or W cents a ton-old agreement.
1oO.OOO resumed work at once
may l4-Eight hundred Kansas CITY. Mo
brewery workers struck,
o.. ceased 'Sie'hu'
S-W. s. Stone. Cleveland. O.. elected
grand chief engineer of Internationoi
Engineers Brotherhood
NOV. z0-Samuel Gompers Reelected nres
iuent OF the American Federation ~ 70
Dor at Denver Col VI Id
Dec N-William II. Newman reslqnad ,s
president of New York Central ilnes Us
Samuel Gouner.
american Federation of Iahor xa,,
Fenced TO one year In Jail Vige-nras |
ident j. j. Mitchell TO nine Tnonti,. |
unu secretary Frank Morrison 10 ~ |
moHths, In connection with alleged |
buckA stove Company boycott, by ctr
eHit court OF District of Columbia.
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

sanity grounds; committed to insane
6-Former Coy, Hargs of Kentucky was
| shot and killed by his son, Beach
Hargis.
11-Mrs. Dora Mcdonald found not guilty
of murder of Webster Guerin
Mar 2-Chief of Police Shippy of Chi
cago, was stabbed by anarchist who
was kiliea by Shippy; Shippys son shot
9-Californa supreme court released for
mer Mayor Sehmitz of San Francisco
lifting graft charge.
B-Harry Orchard at Caldwell, Idaho,
sentenced to death, but clemency was
2S.Anarchist Silverstein hurled bomb In
Union square, New York, killing himself
and companion and injurng four po-
May 5-Fiye bodies of persons sup
poscd!y murdered by Mrs. Belle Gum
ness dug up at ruins of her home at
La Porte, Ind, where she and her
two children were thought to have
died in burning home.
o-.tour more bodies found on Guinness
farm at La Porte, Ind
Jga; lSIMrs Daniel Cooper. Cadillac,
MICH, Killed husband, five children and
self. Coy, Wilson, Kentucky, par
ard, convicted of completely in killing
of william Goebel.
22,Nine negroes lynched and shot and
Killed IN Sabine county, Tenn, az re-
Aug: Flour negroes lynched at Russell
ville KY, for praising killing of white
man.
14-SprfapfieId I'LL .nob hur,cd n.cro
homes, killed two persons and ruled
the city as result of removal of me-
gro assaulter of Mrs. Richardson.
I5,Troops rushed to Springfield, ILL.,; Will
liam Donegan lynched by mob. several
shot.
lf-Mobs at Springfield, ILL.,, fired on
troops; white man slain
Nov. 9-Former United States SEN Ed.
ward w. Carmack was shot and killed
py Robert Cooper, a young attorney, at
Nashville Tenn, in street duel.
.24-Three negroes arrested for murder
taken from Tiptonville, Tenn. Jail and
-.lsnehedz In. aeeordance with nre-a r
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

Jan. 10-Parker building in New York de-
stroyed; loss s5,000,0o0; firemen killed.
17-McNeil q Higgins grocery house de-
stroyed loss $600.O0O
H-Portiand, Me, city hall and police
building destroyed; loss $1,000, 600;
&-Chicaeo "loop" fire caused $1,100 900
danages, Coburn warehouses, Indian
apolis. Ind loss 100000. Part of Mel
SON Morris Dacldns plant, od6 Kansas City,
S0-Twin Lakes, Mimi. wiped OUT.
George Gould residence at Lakewood
II IT,. destroyed; loss, $500OOO.
ITeh A~Berlin, N H. business section
sustained 100000 loss
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

|
had been questioned.
2s.Steamer Matsu and Hideyoshi In
is.h msion near Hadakode. Japan, cost
27-Chilapa Mexico. destroved bv Garth
quake shocks. and 500 persons killed.
| Apr. 4-Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman
| resigned as prime minister of Great
britain and his resignation was accept
| ed by the king.
lSmEloods at Hankow, China. killed 1000
19-Italian squadron prepared for denon-
o stration In Turkish waters
| -=-Slr Henry Campbell Zimmerman, for
% lhef ~ brltIsh @ premier. died in London.
70 Emperor Nicholas. died in St Peters
2i.The duke de Chauines. who married
Paris i''
26,British cruiser Gladiator colIided with
Wight, rs perishing. Half of Notre
Dame de Salette, Ontario. buried un-
% der landslide, 80 being killed
@9uIhree thousand Christian Armenians
massacred by Kurds in Persia. Jap
ahese cruiser Matsushima sunk off Pes
cnlCT ccandlores s-o islands by explosion which
May 4-Ferry boat capsized near Bykhon
IN the government Of Mohileff, drown
6-Young Manuel formally swore allie
glance as king of Portugal
I-Near Antwerp 60 persons killed in
railway collision
A-Francois Coppee noted French noet
,o and dramatist, died.
-omtfre IRE IN kiang-L coal mines In China
Jun. 2-Gen. Sir Redevers Butler. Boer
war general, died in London
4@Cloudburst at Guanajuato, Mex, killed
30 ~ persons. Forty ships wrecked and
Australian coast,
l5.t1fty Japanese boats wrecked in
storm, $50 men being drowned
Jul. 2-EXplosion of gas in mine at Wuso-
Vo, Russia, killed 200 miners
oTIhour hundred buildings at Port au
And prihee, H,ayt, destroyed by Ere n
Key! resigned and sultan formed a new
Sep 2oa1central O. Telephone building and.
Postofiice at Paris, France, destroyetS
by fire; loss S5.000000.
oct. Clndependence of Bulgaria nro-
Claimed severing bonds of Turlev.
= i,rince Ferdinand proclaimed car
Island of Crete proclaimed union with
20-Typhoon on Chinese coast cos+ a..
of 1900 persons. oS' NV
Nov. 61Iapanese steamer, Taish Mar,1
sank In storm, $50 drowning
S-Victorien Sardou, Frances most "a
70 nous playwright, died.
i0rEnPer9r dsn pc Of China died after long
presumptive. a. ~
HZTsze Hsi An. dowager empress
CHINA, died suddenly in Peking
Prince Pu-Wi, three years old
placed on the throne.
25-British steamer Sardinia burned
Valetta, Malta, 1875 persons perishin
'V-Jhpanese steamers collided off on
China. and 700 persons, including Al;
cans and Europeans. drowned
Dec. 2-Nord Alexis, president of Y
deposed by people and fled POI
Prince, his departure being folioy
night of wild looting in which
sons were killed Gen. Legitim
claimed president. Pu-Yi thret
old son of Prince Chun, was ero
emperor of China and ascended
throne.
l-Gen. Simon captured town of
naives without resistance
dutch cruiser seized Venezuej
guardship.
,, dutch battleshlp captured anott'
Venezuelan guardship
s-Nenezuelans rose against Castro bur
ing MS statues and plundering Carac
of HaYt P-SS'
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08
min Riehard'S cardinai- b, ...|

| - i't i.ieHar1.1 cardinaI anu [l-(-[
9I faris, at Paris. aged 50. Cen O. f3
| IioWard at Glencoe, ILL.,, aged e.
| rep, @Dennis O'Sullivan Irish actor a
| Columbus O ~soi'
| Ex-senator Asbury n rati,nar os CO.,
| a, Caronna at Washington. d. G.
| ALS, .. Noyes, editor Washington Star
NAT at Pasadena, Cal. aged So
manafaetnreT es ohysp; al sG,5 millionaire RIns pow
4IDnited States Sen. Redieid Proctor
17Yfipitedt 7vffiTmi1nt' at at Washington;
% WI1yte, Maryland, at Baltimore, Md.
zzEUnited States Sen. w. James Brvan
AR ploTlda, "a at Washington. p. G.
~ ~ ttnSE,ongressman a. l.. Brick Indiana,
l--Gen. Il. M. Cutcheon Michigan con-
NET Ms[essilian, is an at fpsilanti. Mich. aged 72
ooe Ell, Illinois, at Bloomington. Ili.
ZzoGov John Sparks, Nevada. at Carso,
90 CITY; succeeded by D. S. Dickerson'
ZStELeut; Gen: Stephen Lee, commander
at Viek ksbnrg bTrited Confederate Veterans,
Jun Former United States Sen. James
aooJ ~, 1enes' ed Arkansas, at Washington,
lOMOliver II. p. Belmont, banker and mol
- oluelan, at Hampstead, l.. l.
wrer wwrorner supreme Court Judge ]. V.
- wright, at Washington, aged 81 v
l'LCongressman A. A. Wiley. Alabama
90 at Hot Springs. Va.
2SEEx- I.Ia President w. B. Leeds, of Rock
island railway at Paris WIN
24-Grover Cleveland, t,yice Iru,.,
stntes president, at Princeton, N. H.
due to heart trouble and comnIico"
tiOns. aged 72.
zb-Congressman w. H. Parker South
Dakota, at Deadwood, S. D., aged 81
Jul 2-Murat Halstead, Journalist at Sir
clnnati, o., aged 79 "' IN
S-Joel Chandler Harris, known az "Jrpo,o
Remus,p at Atlanta. Ga. '0'e
aug; 4-United States Sen. William u
AlHson, at Dubuque Ia, aged 70 "
bronson Howard, dramatist al Ayor' Ay,,,'
,by-the- Sea. N. Y, aged c.
Ira D. Sankey, evangelist. at Brook
20 " Farwell, millionaire merchant
at Chlcago, aged S3 i''
2-United States Ambassador from, CO..
many Baron Speck Won Sternbrrq az
Hedelburg, Germany. Houis' at
United States Sen. Col w IT
Was Wisconsin. at Madison. Wis
tired, at Paso Robles cal ''' re-
Carter, Chicago railroad e-o.
cier at Chicago. o''N IMAM
oct. l2-EX-Congressman j. A. Scranton
=, Pennsylyania, at Scranton Pa.
5o-Mrs. William Astor, Americas social
leader at New York S'Ni'
Nov. 1T. E. Palma first Cuban nresi-
dent, at Santiago, Cuba
Dec. 6-Rear Admiral Joseph b. CopbIan
who commanded Raleigh at batfle of
Manila, died al New Rochelle, N Y
90-MaJ. Orlando ]. Smith, noted Journal
ist at Dobbs Ferry, NJ Y
,6-Claus Spreckels, millionaire sugar
king, In San Francisco, aged 80 Rem
resentative Davey of Louisiana, at New
Orleans, aged 55
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

of LfpT o.., elR am an'
{inru {iears In state prison. by u fiI1
Opei politioaA1 IGmAbe Ruef, former San Francisco
SSIIntical poss, convicted of bribery
~ ~nnaTles r. Davis found NOT eniIty -; of
1eHu ettaruer 11 OF DR.. Frederick Rustin. -
for si5: 70: oa6g agar wanted at Princeton. Ind
- Harrington, Tex' arrested at
curing $1,000. ia'' oank, Sc
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

Jan. S-Gov. Hanly.
Indiana. ordered
troops TO AIuncie
10 suppress street
car strike.
Feb. 3 - Thomas
Lewis elected pres
ident of United
Mine Workers of
America.
B-Southern railway
gut labor wages
zen per cent, eff
IpHfiNa Mo-
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

fbe Netao OIo Tor the vice-pres5fIle Ca
Ohio 'iispitioh eonve,. ~
N1Wm H. Taft was for,,ou,,
@mT,n S nomination al Cincinnati. Ohio oi
Somlhos l.. Hisgen of Mass,cb,,no..a io.
Grayes era nominated n9 G for president and ] r
the first " petiorg' stsiorgla' for vice-president, in
Noe oepenoence party at Chicago. VI '"e IN
nna " m. II. Taft elected presidan,
The Tm;td; Ini r.; Sherman vfce-president Of
ticker nv 9trtes, on the Republican
3, s..ss u! nm electoral vote of eo- 10.
j. william Jennings BRYAN and
for rr.sss, Democratic cnndidatas
spee,IrnI'ht and vicc-president. re-
eieo,S .Chns. A. Deneen 10
siar. sien governor of Illinois. Tho.
E.a., e.ected governor of Jndi.n
ernor so NJ; Warner reelected roXa
ILL OF michigan. . james A E1
canso as9n reelected governor Of Wa va
rovn1.,. Chas. Il. Hughes re-eIecteJ
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

being voted out of existence -. David s.
Rose elected mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
..:.T L. Crittenden, Jr., elected mayor
of Kansas City, Mo.
Jun 1l-President Roosevelt was given
H-minute demonstration in the Republi-
can National convention at Chicago.
B-Secretary of War VIM H. Taft was
nominated for the presidency of the
United States in the Republican conyen-
ceiying 702 votes.
9-Congressman Jas. s. Sherman was
nominated for vice-president on the
first ballot by the Republican conven-
ton.
Jul S-F'rank H. Hitchcock elected chair
man of the Republican national com
mittee.
@Wlliiam Jennings Bryan was nominat-
ed for the presidency by the Democratic
Nauonal convention at Denver, Colo....
Thomas Il. Watson was formally noti-
ned of his nomination for the presi-
dency by the populace at Atlanta, Ga.
seriohn Worth Kern of Indiana was
ARmlnafed Tor the vice-presidency by
ss=-As4fsazSzE "a AL ~
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

Jan. 2-Curtis Guild,
Jr., was inaugur-
ated for third term
as Massachusetts
governor.
Mississippi legis-
lature elected John
Sharp Williams to
United States sem
ate, term to begin
March 4, 19l1....
Former Sen. Wet
more elected to
Washington telegraph., 1909-01-08

Apr. 3-People's par
ty convention in
st. Louis nominat-
ated Thomas E.
Watson of Georgia
for president, and
S a m u e | w | J.
liams of Indiana,
for vice-president.
Tin Illinois local
option elections S2S
townships W en- t
dry, LOLA saloons
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
SERV|C|O
POL|C|ACO,
Un incendio en- Santa
Isabel y Ia casa y exis
tencias estaban ase-
guradas.
Jugada de gallos sorpren-
dida en- San Lorenzo.
Reyerta y heridos en- Salinas Y
conato de incendlo en- Ahas-
co.

Del distrito de Santa Isabel
comunican al cuartel general que
en- el establecimiento comercial de
Domingo Ortiz Sc declart un vic
lento incendio d las dos de la madru
gada de hoy, quemdndose totalmen
te. La casa y existencias estaban
aseguradas.
Del distrito de Arroyo comuni
can que en- la casa de Dolores Zero
hubo un conato de incendio resulto
ser casual.
Del distrito de San Lorenzo
que por ell jefe de Distrito y el guar
dia Jose M. Rumorosa fueron arres
tados siete individuos, quienes fue
ron sorprendidos jugando gallos.
De Anasco comunican que en-
la casa de Margarita Velez hubo un
conato de incendio, que resulto ca
sual.
Del distrito de Salinas que en-
el barrio Aguirre hubo una reyerta
entire varios individuos, resultando
uno de ellos gra vemente herido.
-Distrito de San Juan. Los 81
guientes servicios han sido presta
dos;
Infraccion de las ordenanzas mu
nicipales 4; Turbar la paz 2; AGO
metimiento y aggression |.
Total .......7.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
Cambio de destinos.
Ell secretario del coronel
de la policia ;nsular pasa
a Ser secretario del Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico.

Ell Sr. Van Dusen, que ha de
sempenado el cargo de inspector y
secretario en- ell cuartel general de
la policia insular, presento la renun
cia de este destino para if q ocupal
el de secretario del Tesorero de P
Rico, en- este departamento.
Ell Sr. Van Dusen habla correc
tamente ell castellano, ademas Gle
otros idiomas, entire ellos el ingles
que es el suyo Y demostr6 idonei
dad, amor al trabajo y cortesia pa
ra los que hubieron de tratarle, du
rante el tempo en- que estuvo en- la
eXpresada secretaria del coronel de
la policia ST.. Stanton. La carta en-
que el jefe del cuerpo traslada la re
nuneia del Sr. Van Dusen al gober
nador, es muy expresiva y hace cons
tar los buenos servicios que en- con
cepto de aquel presto el empleado
saliente.
Deseamos al nuevo secretario de
tesoreria todo el mayor exito en- cl
desempcno de su nueva mission, de
la que Sc hace cargo el dla 10 de los
corrientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
GacetiNa de Arecibo
(De nuestro corresponsal. J

Die. Han sido nombrados
FOR el alcalde para ayudante de
la planta electrica don Jose Ro
driguez Y para llavero del depo
sito municipal Bautista Flores.
Ell domingo tuvo lugar en- este
teatro el anunciado concerto por
el tenor Sr. Pedro Sotorra, el cual
canto admirablemente obtenien
do grandes aplausos por el hume
roso publico que llenaba las loca
ldades. FL cine Arecibo exhibio
buenas peliculas.
Para manana microbes Sc anun
cia un nuevo concerto con el be
neficio del Sr. S t,rra en- com
binaci6n con dlstinguidos ele
mentos de esta sociedad.
Han dado comien!o las obras
de construction de concrete de
Ia calle del Puente.
Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad en-
su residencia del Pasaje el Sr. don
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

Dr.. Tomas vasquez.-De las facul
tades de Paris y MADRID. Af-cciope.
de la piel y siilfticas. Consu'ta de
2a5 p. m. Plaza de Colon y, altos
DR.. ]. E. Saldana.-M6dico CT
rujano Ofrece sus servicios al pd-
hlico. Consultas de l2 a 2 p. m.
Fortaleza 80. Teldfono No, 25l.
San Juan. Entrada del consulto-
rio frente al teatro.
DR.. Lopez--Antongiorgi.-M Me-
dico cirujano. Consultas de a 3 p.
m. Consultas y operaciones en- la
isla. San Juan, 1elefono 234.
Calle del Cristo 5.
Ingeniero Civil. Ramon Gan
dia Cordova, Tetuan 50, ciudad Q
Parada II Santurce Miramar. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Aboeados. Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel M. Ginorio, Allen 80. Te-
ltfono 1858. Box 500, San Juan.
Practioante. = Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador- Parma
cia Colon y San Jose g. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
Noticias de pIisiones.
Nembramiento de pelicias de
penales.

Han sido puestos en- libertad
en- presidio por haber dejado ex
tinguidas sus condemns, los confina
dos siguientes: Jose Julian Lopez
Quiles, escalamiento, seis meses
condena. Juan Colon Vazquez, hur
to mayor, condena un ano 6 meses;
Heraclio Cruz, Justification, conde
ma 3 amos; Cruz Algarin, falsificaci6n
condena 3 amos.
-Ha ingresado en- presidio pro
cedente de la Carcel de distrito de
Mayagiiez cumplir | alo y 6 me
ses de reclusi6n, por ell delito de es
calamiento en- segundo grado, el
inidividuo Jose Nadal y Mangual.
-Ha sido nombrado guardia de
penales con destino al preside Don
Manuel Matos Ameles de Mayagiiez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
En- IA CoItc de Distrito del
DistTito Judicial de
Aguad|||a ?. R.

Estados Unidos de America -
Ell Prssidente de los ZEE. UU.
No. 736.
! Jose Escalera y Velez
VS. Divorcio.
Ceferina Colon
EDICTO.
POR CUANTO el demandante en-
ell csso arriba expresado en- s de Nc
viembre de 1909 ha presentado do
manda dc divorcio contra usted, en- la
cual alega:
Que es casado con usted en- virtud
de matrimonio civil celebrado en- Are
cibo ii dia 6 de Fehrero de 1908; que
J des1e Il aho 1907 abandon6 listed el
domicilio convugal contra Ia expresada
volunt,d de su esposo el demsndante
negandose scguir e a Mayaguez donde
tsnia que trasladsrss para ocupar un
emploo; que todo, sus empeiios IN
conseguir que listed volviese q gu lado
hsn resultado inltiles; y que en- dicho
ma a'rimonio han procresdo dos nilios
llamadas Rosario y Gala, que viven
con usted; en- vertud de 10 cual so i.
cita de la Corte que, despues de cum
plida, todas las formalidades legales,
sc sirva die ar sentcncia declarando
con lugar la demanda y por t1nto roto
V disuelto el vinculo matrimonial
eyistente entire ambos con los dem Az
pronuociam entos del caso y concedien-
do Gu ,lquier otro remedio que la Ley
permita.
POR CUANTO con fecha l6 de
| Noviembre dsl presente aho el demsn-
dante por m edo de su ahogado don
Mariana II costa presento moci6n 4
la Corte sol citando la citaci6n de la
demandada por medic de edittos por
ignorar su parade,o q pesar de halter
h.cho gesti mes para aver gua'lo.
POR u NTO la Corte en- p
de Noviembre de 1909 ord.nb fuese
us,ed citada por medic de edict que
te pub ica in en- uno de los perl6di.
COS de mayor circulation en- esta lsla,
Dor el termino de sesenta dias y una
yez cada semana;
POS TANTO Sc rotifica & usted
que de no conparecer q contestar d.
cha demanda dentro del termino que
prescribe la Ley, eli demandante po-
| dra obtener ua flo de acuerdo con
10 soliclado en- la dem tnda
Dado baio mi firma Y 81 . Official
de la Corte Ell Agnsdilla, p. K, a
cuatro de ID. cirmbre de mi 10: ecien-
tos nueve
i TELESFORO CABAN.
] .... Secr,t rio dc Ia Cote.