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The Florida star., 1909-10-22
Titusville, Florida.
In Honor of Miss Brady

Mrs. Adhemar Brady entertained
the Progressive Culture Club inform
ally, but most delightfully."-, and in
her usual free and charming manner
Tuesday afternoon, in honor of Miss
Daisy Brady, who has been a valued
member of the club since its organi-
zation, and whose marriage to the
Rev. Mr.. Rowan is to take place early
next month.
At 8 o'clock, the appointed hour,
the guests began to arrive, each
bringing mysterious little package
which was quietly handed to the
hostess in the hall, unobserved by
the guest of honor, who was already
stationed in the parlor.
The arrivals continued until almost
the entire club was present in a body,
forming a bright, intellectual and
congenial company.
First on the programme were ques-
tiOns read blythe hostess which called
for honor bright" and "true true"
written answers from each married
lady present, the unmarried ladies
being the judges, and in this very
amusing contest-there being sever
al nearly perfect husbands - the
drawing plan was resorted to, the re-
suit of which gave Mrs. F. A. Nor
gan the prize for possessing the mod
ell husband.
Next was the auctioning of hus-
bands which was rather a leap in
the dark" as each name was conceal
ed in tightly sealed envelope, but
the vivid and alluring descriptions
by the auctioneer, called for lively
and enthusiastic bidding, and in this
Mrs. E. B. Wager took the prize for
the most valuable husband.
Then came the revealing of the
little mysteries. The bride-elect was
blindfOlded and holding a white UNI
brella, was stationed in convenient
place in the room, while to the strains
of sweet minuet, played by Mrs.
Robottom, the guests marched up and
placed the contents of the mysterious
little packages, fastening each with
a fresh rosebud, all over the umbrel-
la and to streamers of white ribbon
suspended around the neck and eX-
tending to the floor, so that when
the blind fold was removed from the
bride-to-be, she found that the show
er had fairly deluged her with dain-
ty handkerchiefs Of various patterns
and designs. Before removing the
blind, however, the hostess, who is,
also, the president of the club, made
a beautiful and appropriately word
ed little speech expressing the good
WlSneS, ETC., or the club, TO which the
recipient responded in a few well
chosen words.
A beautiful white lace fan was al
so presented to Miss Brady, guest of
honor, by the hostess.
During the preparations for the
shower Mrs. RobottOm favored the
assembly with a beautiful and artis-
tically rendered piano selection which
was heartily enjoyed by all.
Dainty and delicious refreshments
were served, and altogether it prov
ed most delightful afternoons en-
tertainment.
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
Kline'S Special Fall Opening Sale
MONDAY, OcT. 18th. 1909.

Ladies' tailor-made shirt waists,
new and up-to-date, ranging in price
from $1.25 to $1.75.
Ladies sweaters, SO inches long,
new and up-to-date, Mondays spec
ial $500 each.
Also another lot, worth $3.50 for
$2.49.
White bed spreads, Marseillaise
pattern, worth $500, Monday spec
ial $1.49.
Another lot worth $500 for $2.29.
Ready-made sheets, S1x90, the,well-
known Defender brand, Mondays
special Is cents each.
Good quality of unbleached domes-
tic, yard wide, IA yards for $1.OO.
Amoskeag ginghams, in checks and
stripes, Mondays special II yards
for $1.OO.
White table damask, 2 yards wide,
guaranteed all linen, worth S1.00,
Monday only, Is cents per yard.
Also another lot, 20 inches wide,
worth IS cents a yard, Mondays
opCCioA u CCillo.
Handkerchief linen, 36 inches wide,
worth Is cents per yard, Monday
only, 49 cents.
Danish cloth, all colors, special 19
cents per yard.
Special prices in blankets and
quilts.
Allover laces and embroideries, in
new and dainty patterns, at less than
manufacturers cost.
Chiffon broadcloth, in all the new
est shades, 50 inches wide, worth
$500 a yard, Mondays special $1.49.
Children's hose, fine ribbed, worth
% cents, Mondays special Is cents,
sizes 5 to 80.
JULIUS KLINE,
Titusville, Florida.
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
A Gard

To the voters of the town of Titus
vile:
Whereas it has been decided that
we can elect only two councilmen at
the coming election, have decided
to withdraw from the race, thereby
leaving only two to be voted for.
Thanking my many friends for
their confidence and support in the
nominating caucus, | remain,
Yours,
ID. H. SPELL.
Oct 10Th 1909
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
One Day For Manslaughter

Henry I. Hopkins was convicted Of
manSlaughter in the recent term of
court in Dade county for killing two
men in North Miami in May, 1908,
and sentenced to one days imprison-
ment in the county Jail. The jury
recommended that he be given the
minimum sentence, and Judge Minor
S. Jones said that he should either
have been convicted of murder or
acquitted as acting in self-defense.
Juries certainly render some strange
verdicts.
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
LOCAL GOSSIP
And PERSONALS
Something About the People Of Titus
vile as They Come and Go

DR.. ]. Sill Daniel returned home
the latter part of last week from sew
eral months stay in the north.
Mr.. G. L. Mandaville returned from
White Springs the first of the week
where he spent the summer with his
moving picture outfit.
Mrs. C. Collins purchased the bake
oven this week that Mrs. Deisner for
merly used and will start up the
Home Bakery" in a few days.
Mrs. S. B. Owens, wife of County
Commissioner Owens, of Oak Hill,
died in the hospital at Jacksonville
last week of congestion of the brain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammis, who have
been spending the summer in the
north, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Stewart at the Seaside Inn last
week while en- route to their home at
Melbourne.
Rev. Alfred S. Badger, D. D., the
new minister for st. Augustine Me-
mortal Presbyterian church, will ar
rive this Friday morning from his
present home in Waukesha, Wis. He
will take up his work with Memorial
church at once.
Mr.. w. M. Prindle writes from
Huntington, w. Va, that he has Sc
cured the Robbins cottage, on Wash
ington avenue, for the coming sea-
son, and has shipped a carload of fur
niture to furnish same. As soon as
the furniture arrives here Mr.. and
Mrs. Prindle will Immediately leave
Huntington for Titusville.
The annual camp meeting of the
A. M. E. Association convenes in this
place next Tuesday, the 26th, and on
Sunday, the 3lst, there will be a
special train service and very low ex-
cursion rates in force from Saturday
to Monday all the way from St.
Augustine and West Palm Beach and
all intermediate stations to this place.
The readers of The STAR will no
doubt notice at a glance the fine
quality of book paper we commence
using this week. 1t gives our paper
higher class appearance and the
illustrations and print are much finer
shown up. There are many reasons
in favor of book paper and our only
objection to it is the increased cost,
but we hope to merit an increased
business sufficient to offset same.
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
Kline's Gents Furnishing Dept

Mems neglige shirts. made of an
excellent quality of percale, the fa-
nous Princely shirts, worth Is cents
and 81 90, Monday only so cents each.
Mems clothing at greatly re-
duced price.
Mems Douglas shoes, custom made
in box calf, gun metal and velour,
plain or cap toe, worth $500, special
$40.
JULIUS KLINE,
Titusville, Florida.
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
Notice
Editor If THE FLORIDA STAR.

Editor "f The FLORIDA STAR
Please allow me space in your pa
per to say that |, as presiding elder.
kindly ask that the white people of
this city, nor of any other place, need
not expect to rent tent on our
campgrOund.
| hope | shall not have any trouble
about refusing any white person "a
tent. But | will have To refuse ii if
they ask.
With best wishes for the success
of your much read paper, | am,
Yours truly,
A. SCOTT, L. T..
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
THE MONEY
ID. H. SPELL.
Oct. 10th, 1909.

Deposited in this bank is loaned to
the people of this vicinity. People
who wish to improve their homes or
increase their financial interests.
Every depOsitor of this bank, no
matter how small his deposit, helps
in the work of building up the enter
prises of this community, 'lps TO
make THIS a better town.
Why not open an account with
INDIAN RIVER STATE BANK,
Titusville, Fla?
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
For Sale Cheap for Cash

About SO acres of good high land
on the east or ocean side of the In
dian river at the Narrows, described
as follows: Lot No. 3, section 80,
also lot No. 3, section sc, in township
81 south, range 80 east. This land is
unimprOved but finely located. For
further particulars address.
E. M. Low,
BrOckton, Mass.
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
A Reasonable
Proposition.....

To most men $3.50 shoe with
good, solid wearing qualities, hand
some appearance that will stay put"
and not vanish with the first weeks
wear, and perfect fit and comfort,
looks like reasonable foot PROPOSE
ton. There is a shoe that answers
just this description. Moreover it is
made in variety of styles-oxfords,
high cut balls and bluchers-to meet
each mans fancy. 1t is the Abbot
shoe at $3.50.
When in need of a pair of shoes
call and see US. We are headquarters
for the best.
WINSTON S. BRANNING
One Price Store
TifnSuiIIa EInrido
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
DOINGO or THE
PRESENT WEEK
PunGsnt Notes Pertaining to EYsnts
TKanSpIrinS AbOut Town

DR.. Miller. Dentist. Titusville.
Remember The Alpine for lodging
and quick lunch when in Titusville.
Rev. w. H. Cresson. of City Point.
paid The STAR Office a pleasant call
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Fred Aldridge, of Daytona,
was a passenger on the southbound
yesterday to Cocoa where he will
overhaul Mr.. Porcher's motor boat.
Hon. Claude l. Engle, candidate for
United States senate in the Demo-
cratic primaries of 1910. was in town
Monday and paid THE STAR office a
pleasant call.
Mrs. James F. Mitchell, of Cocoa,
spent part of Tuesday and Wednes-
day on a visit to be sister, Mrs. S. ].
Overstreet, and with her father, Mr..
w. S. Norwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Goodall and
son, Hon. Ernest M. Goodall, arrived
at Daytona Beach Monday from San
ford, Maine, and are occupying their
beautiful home on Peninsula Drive.
They are pleased to be back in their
Florida home.
Two scow boats constructed in
Jacksonville for use in surveying in
connection with theEverglades drain
age passed through here Saturday.
The boats are about 25 feet long and
provided with high powered motors;
one having four-cylinder Harvard
and the other three-cylinder Ferro.
Mr.. Geo. M. Robbins received a
new Waterman 2 h. p. marine engine
Tuesday which he will use in his Old
Town tender; the motor being fasten-
ed out board to the stern-board of the
little boat, and the steering is done
by the motor instead of using rud-
der. The motor is light weight and
easily removed or put in place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Rathbun and
daughter, Miss Grace, of Hammonds-
port, N. Y, arrived yesterday after
noon to spend the coming six months
in their cozy cottage on the river
front in South Titusville. Mrs.
Rathbun is accompanied by her niece,
Miss Galatian, of Franklin, Pa, who
will spend the season with her here.
Next Monday is town election day,
for the annual election of town of
ficers. 1t will be noted that Mr.. D.
H. Spell has taken his name down
for alderman inasmuch as only two
alderman can be elected this year.
This leaves the otner two nominees
of the primary. r. Walker and J.
w. Osban-to be voted for as nomin-
ated.
Mr.. w. B. Duncan, of the we'll
known commission house of w. j.
Duncan & Co., of New York City,
arrived in Titusville Wednesday and
is stopping at the Hotel Dixie. Mr..
Duncan arrives alittle later this year
than he did last year and will visit
with his many friends on Indian riv-
er ere returning north. The STAR
acknowledges receipt of a pleasant
call.
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
Special Notice to Hunters

We are better prepared than ever
in the line Of hunting boots, pants.
coats, leggins. Call and let Us fiji
YOU up. We have the best and larg-
est line Of hunting boots; in standard
makes $500 and $500. To see them
is to buy.
WINSTON S. BRANNING,
Titusville, Fla.
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
Orange and Grapefruit Trees

Grown at Shiloh, Fla, on high
hickory hammock. Free from white
fly. One year to two year old buds.
Prices from % to 80 cents. Careful
ly packed and delivered at Oak Hill
station. j. w. GRIFFIS,
Shiloh, Fla.
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES

Bureaus, dressers, dressing stands
Wash-stands, refrigerators, springs
Mattresses, kitchen safes, ice cream
freezers white Mountain), chairs
Tables, wardrobes, iron beds, rugs
Mattings, art aquares, carpets.
CHAs. A. GARDNER, Phone 342
The Florida star., 1909-10-22
Gun Repair Works

All work guaranteed, also guns
stocked and rebOred.
H. BENECKE, TituSville.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-17
lo que dijo
el duque de Milan
La ley Foraker abusandc
de los puertorriqueilos
Ideada 6 impfantada sin tener
en- cuenta los principles fun
damentales de la gran repd.
blica
Rn Gro lA~ Orro
STEc~y CO

Hacienda POGO aprecio Federico, duque
de Milan, de ciertos delegados del senado
por ser mancebos, jdvenrs estos le adj
viEtieron y 10 dijeron en- audiencia pGblica.
-Si nuestra repdblcs creyese que Ia
prudencia y la sabiduria esta vincuIada en-
las barbas, enviarfa por embajadores los
padres de los cabritos, pero como Sc sabe
que en- la doctrina que nos enseha'se ade-
lanta Ia sabduria sin las t,uas nos ehgld
4 nosotros
Bonita advertehcIs
Puede habeF muy gslanos padres de ca.
britos, pero Ia chrrdde Napoleon ie pet,in no
le acredit6 !amas de hombre de luces y mu-
chisimo menos de sabio.
Lo dnco que supo hacer, distinguiendc.
Sc mucho en- ello fue meter Ia pata; pero
tampoco Sc sabe 81 el ser lampiho cs cosa
que acredite tie prudencia dc sabiduria.
Ali tiencn ustedes la ley Foraker obra
de I'm hombre sin grandes barhas Y calvo
que con ella sinemhargo le ha tomado cl
Pelo d Puerto Rico, pasandola de chico
en- Ia historic de la mas brilante democra-
cIa: ia democracls jeI pueblo de Norte
America
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-17

Candidates al trono que Sc
retlraron antes de Ia cleo,
clon.
Alegres festas. preparanse en-
la villa de "el canto de las
piedras. !
{ De nuestro corresponsal especially

De nuestro corresponsai especially
En- la uoche del domingo dltimo. Sc lev6
efecto en- Ell 'tCrculo de San Carlos, de
esta c;udad, Ell escrutinio general de votos
para Ia elecci6n de reina del Carnival.
ResuIto eiecta, la sehorita Aurora Mep.
deg, con cuatro mil y pico de votos.
I. 81 acto Sc VIC realzado por una concu:
rrencia de bellisimas damHs habiendoss
bailado algunas danzas, despu6s de verifi-
cado ell recuento de los vetos.
Yya que nos referimos 8 este certameD
hacemos constar. que con bastante tempo
de antelaci6n, la fecha sehalads para to-
per efecto Ell escrutinio general, las aprs-.
ciablss seioritas Genarita Guevara, Mu-
boz, Y Milagros AmeIl. las cuales habtaD
cbtenido considerable captidsd do votos.
so6cjtar6n por escrito de 10 cemisi6D is ell
minaciop de sus oombres de 10 lista. Gu
yos legftimos deseosS Sc neg6 squella. , 10.
nombres de las citadas seboritaas, tue'
indebidaDente Ieidos ID nochsdai recueptS
general de los votos
Creemos sinceraments Que dichss danas
teniap up perfectisimo derecbo q que srf
deseos SO cumpiierso por Ii Comsiob d.
iesteios, eptepdieDdo QUE 81 hseers. p"'
ests 10 contrsrio, Sc hs eoartsds sr sas.
distinguida. dames, up derecho nstTaI
que en- modo aIguno, hs dehido &c, COZ
trariado Ests es Ia opinion del Sronissa,
Ia cuaI Ia hacemos constar con opssts ahi-
tual franquess
Ed proximas edciopss, ces oeupar'
mos durapte estos dias de Carnava
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-17
ADM|RAN EN- BA-
ITanqutas q Jos
% campeonesde|aCa-
mara
lnlustlcla que Sc hlzo con
los guardlas insulares
Tn cintarazo para funciona-
spuertorriquehos.
DE nuestro coTresponeal

el empuje y bizarria con que
Sc demuestra ante la opinion
el patriotismo puertorrique-
no en- los distintos debates
llevados a efecto en- nuestras
Camaras legislativas.
Muchos asuntos Sc han dis
cutido alli, tales como ell P.
de la G. No, referente al ma
gisterio insular y ell No. 19
sobre Ia emancipation de la
mujer, que han sido acogidos
COD entusiasmo, ,por ell pueblo
que contempla agradecido Ia
labor improba y .titanica de
los campeones de sus deye-
chos.
Pero hay un asunto que
reasume en- 81 una gran in
justicia y que deberla llevar-
Sc 8 telatde juicio en- las ac-
tuales deliberaciones. Nos
referimos a los sueldos de la
policia insular.
Ed la legislature del afo
1906 Sc aprob6 una ley pro-
veyendo un aumento de suel-
do para dicho cuerpo, que
alcanz6 por igual q jefes, Off
ciales oficiales subalternos
y guardias.
Sc flo en- ella la cantidad
de S35 para los ultimos; pero
un deficit en- la partids asig-
NADIA para gastos en- esta aten-
ci0n, di6 como resultado que
eI jefe tuvo queordenar el pa
90 4 raz6n de S32, so solamen-
te, quedando a fondo'a cada
individuo y en- virtud de la
ley, entonces en- vigor, un res
tante mensual de $3.50.
Cuando de tai suerte eran
los policfas perjudicados en-
sus propios intereses, classes
y oficiales percibian sus suel-
dos integros y gozaban, d pie
no pulm6n, del aumento que
Sc les concediera.
En- 1908 las camaras intro
dujeron reformas en- ell cuer-
po y Sc baj6 entonces d $34 el
Sueldo de los guardias. En-
tire ambas fechas existe un
lapsus de tempo que aparece
como descontado con per-
juicio de la ley votada y es JUS
to que aquel q quiGn CORES
ponda ponga empenos en- que
Sc devuelvs 10 que en- conjun-
to constituye una suma con-
siderable perteneciente a hon.
hres Que mucho hacen en- be-
neficio de nuestra Tranquil
lidad con el escaso sueldo de.
que disfrutan.
Con motive de las Gltimas
reformas de que hemos he
cho menci0n sc ha impuesto.
4 los guardias un nuevo y cos
toso traie para 10 successive
Zero al mismo tempo tendran
que desechar los antiques que
representan para ellOs algu-
mas economics.
mo serfa muv justo que va !
que sc les inutIllzan los vie
JOS unifOrmes por una nueva |
ey, sc les ayude en- el sacri- |
'icio que para eIlos representa-
a ad4uisici6n delOs mOdernos1
Sobrc este punto deberia me
iitarse profundamente, en- 10
Iue significa para un pobre
lombre que adn tenfa ropa
Itilizable pOr dos o tres amos.
"A anulaci6n cOmpleta de ella
, un dcscuento mensual de
consideration en- su
salario para Ia amor
.izaci6n de una deuda con-
ralda en- contra de su propia
-oluntad. tI
Esilmos coniormes con a
yuc se ha dado un paso de
rcnte al progresO con el cam h
jio de decoraci6n hecho; con \,
o que no estamOs conformes
5 con el grave peuuicio que
,caslona Z eentenares de pa
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Noticias de 3
Cabo Roio.
tie nuestrs eorresponsol,)

Febrero l6. Hoy han cir
culado dos invitaciones para
los ntierros de dos senoras
que han muertc ~sn este pne-
bio, doha Joaquina Ferreira
Vda, de Ramirez y otrs dona
Maria Soto.
Ambos familiares reciban
nuestros pesames.
Hace dos dias Sc encuentra
guardando CANA dona Isabel
Souffron. Muy de veras SEN
timos esta enfermedad y Sc
rfan' nuestros mejores deseos
el que la citada Sonora pronto
estuviera completamente
bien.
Hoy hemoS tenldo ell gustO
de saludar q nuestro amigo
don Jose Carlo y Carlo, qui6n
en- union de SUI esposa { hijos,
estuvo de paseo en- este r'ro.
bio.
TambiGn tuvimos la ale
gria de estrechar la mano de
nuestro paisano don Paine
REQ Betances, qui6n unos cuan
tos amos hace, hallabasc en-
la vecina repGblica domini-
cana.
Sc habla mucho del pr6Xi-
mo carnaval v el que st dispo-
ne a estaF muy lucido. Nos
causa verdadera algeria yer
como Ia luVentud sc dlspone
i esperar 6stos dfas. NADIA
hay tan duice en- Ia vida como
esos bonitos dias de la juven-
tud, entonces la vida es un
Eden Y todo inspira goces
y alegrias.
La sociedad Protetora
ha efectuado un contrato con
el doctor Gaztambide para Ia
asistencia de los enfermos de
la misma. Felicitamos d d.
cha sociedad pOr tener al cui-
dado de sus asociados / un
doctor como Gaztambide, Gu
va capacidad intellectual nos
ha demostrado en- muchas
oportunidades.
Ha sido nombrado prarti-
cante municipal don Lucas
L. Muniz Souffront
FL casino de este rao0!o sc
iispene q oBsequiar L JUS Sc
nores sOcios, con IL o-plen-
dido bale para .a- ..l.s del
IarnavaE Is de supp que
ste resulte 10 M cymhndldo
que Sc espera, dad1 q. niuslas
Ia personal inicladOr dc Ia [
iiesta.
Se nos asegura que q lines
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-17

Mi abueIo nismo me Ha habIado mu.
chas yeces de un esclavo suyo que
al anunciarle que iba q quedar libre
Sc echo a llorar COMO una Magdale-
ma. .Pero 20 sostengo de la mis-
ma maners que las leyes obligan a la
fuerza q cumplir ciertos preceptos
de la hygiene, cuando un ser no quie-
re ser libre, cuando traidoramente
engabados por falaces argumentos
9 envilecido por la costumbre de a.
rrastrar una cadena, Sc resiste d acoj
ger con temblores de idbilo la liber-
tad que llega, nosotros estamos en-
ell deber de imponerle su redenci6n
V su libertad como Sc hace tragar a
un enfermo rehacio la pocima amar-
ga que ha de volverle a la salud y a
la vida. Ell consentimiento de un sier
vo en- NADIA atenua, ,ep NADIA amengua
Ia responssbilidsd del amo ante el
mundo por el despojo y Ia usurpa-
cion de su derecho. La dignidad bu-
mana no qulere que hays esclavo>,
v aunque existan seres humanos que
consientan en- sacrificsrle ell teSoro
de su libertad q un snio. no debe ha.
ber persona ninguns que compren-
do 10 libertad Y slenta el orgullo &c
su especie que consienta en- rebajaT-
Sc Y degradarse Y cubrirse de oprobio
V de iniamia ante sus propios ojos
aceptando el inmundo. el barbara
& inaudito sacrlflcio de 10 libertad
V de Ia personalidad de un semejsn-
tel taplausos).
Ell Presidente INFERNO, Sr. Diaz
Navarro. llama Ia stenci6n del dele
gado cue hsbls. haeiendole presente
que lleys ys mas de una bora en- el
uso de Ia palsbrs. FL Sr. CanaIes le
sdvierte que 81 no puede concebir
con Ia pasmoss rapidez de So ilustra-
do compshero el Sr. De Diego v ne
cesits por ESQ de mayor benevolen-
cia para ssguir ocupando por unos
minutes mas Ia atenci6n de Ia Cana
ra. Agregs que Sc siente muy fatiga-
do y que, siendo por otrs parte un
fumador incorregible espers de Ia
cortezia del Sr. Presidente lie conee-
ds IN recesO de dies minutes para
terminar despues en- el mas breye
tempo possible su rectificsci6n.
sc conoeden diez minutes de reoe-
50 Y Is para terminsr 81 sr. Canales.
re idrman varios grupos entire los
ielegados y los srss. de Diego ' c
naies eambian oorteses frAses de te-
I.eitacr6n pOr sus respecuyos d.s-
cur-0-
4 Ias $40 vuelys a hAoer usode Ia
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-17
Desgraciado suceso en-
Ia Liga de- Base Ball.
Fl loven Catcher LUIS
Rodriguez, reciblo graves
solpes
Fl hueso nasal le fue fractn.
RADIO por una de las bolas
lanZadas.

AsyagGss ls.-El pasado sahsdo .a....
'sr'e cntregados al favorito spor. de gran
almero de i6yenes de esta ciudad. IN CRU
pa de estos, en los terrenos de Ia Liga de
Base Ball.
In entusiasta ioven. Luis Rodriguez.
de oanino Auevo. ejereia de oatcLsr de
ao isam intantil. cuando. de pronto. Sc le
.I3 heyar ambas manos q Ia cara Que te-
MA eubierts de sangre.
Rodriguez habia reeibido IN grave rol-
Re sobrs el hueso nasal. con Ia bola lau-
lada, y otro golpe tambi6n sobre Ia reg.au
frontal
Il primero le irseur6 el hueso. Esad9s
eopiosa Ia hsnOrrSga que Is eaa.ara.
Il sueeso impresion6 mucho 1 cuaat1s
- halisban en los tsrenos de d Liza. cue
aeufisron Z preztar los prinsros su1lo
81 iovsn sascLer.
Ests Sc halIa en grave esta5,.