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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
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REVIVAL SERVICES 5ATSTHEsTEM,
n PIE coNTlNUE$To GROW in n
,i5INTEREsT.

The revival services at the NJ. P.
Temple are being largely attended
and great interest is beng manifested.
The service last night was the ban.
ner service thus far. The coming OF
twelve to the altar seeking forgive
ness Of sin created sseat enthusiasm
in the after service. 5l.5
The audience was the largest yet
Oh any week night, and X the pres.
ent rate OF increase In attendance
keeps up. every Inch Of available space
in the Temple will be occupied.
Dr.. Davidson took for his theme last
night "The Little Personal Difficulties
Among Processing Christians That
Hinder the Progress " Revival Ser
vices. He took for his text Isa.: .40:3,
Prepare We the way Of the Lord" In
the development Of the theme he had
occasion to cite case after; case, that
had come under his notice in his
meetings, Of members Of the same
church at loggerheads with each 9th.
er, but who for the sake OF the revlv.
al that was needed settled their differ.
encts and great good resulted there
from.
So happy was nr. Davidson in his
grouping OF these cases as almost to
make many in the audience feel that
the "shoe was fitting" them. The first
Of 4 series Of afternoon services was
held today at 2:3o o'clock; and each
evening at Ills special prayer meet.
Ing is held in the Sunday school room
by the Official members of the church !
and the personal workers.
Come early tonight and enjoy the
soulstirring song service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03

Mrs. Rebecca Linger and daughter,
Carrie, who have been making their
home in St. Louis for the past year,
will return mere in q few days. They
will make their future home in this
city.
I Holland, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Engle, Is very Ill OF Group.
D. NJ. Parker and family, Of near
Greenville, Ohio, arrived here last
night and are moving today to the
RIdgely property on Bell Run. Mr..
Parker is the man that purchased the
Musgrave general store on Locust
avenue some time ago.
Mrs. P. NJ. Hoge. who Is very III at
Cook Hospital, Is recovering slowly.
Her father, Mr.. McConaugney, OF
Springfield. Ohio, Is here to see her.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
Fire Ladies'
WERE REWARDED BY Mr.. JACOBS
FOR GOOD WORK IN SAVING
BUILDING.

Mr., George M. Jacobs remembered
Chief Reed and his fire lads in n sub
stantial way for the valiant services
rendered in putting down one Of the
ugllcst fires In this city in years
which occurred in the Jacobs building
early Monday morning.
Nr. Jacobs greatly appreciated the
work OF Chief Reed and his men and
rewarded them. The men at the dc
partment feel very gratful to Mr.. ia
cobs for his kind remembrance,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
SEVEN YEARS
Given Frisco Supervisor Who Took
Bride for Voting for Trolley
Franchise.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-For.
mer Supervisor Michael W. Coffey,
convicted recently Of accepting a
bride for $500 to vote for trolley
franchise for the United Railroads,
was sentenced to seven years lmpris.
onmcnt. In common with other mem.
hers Of the se4lmitz board Of super.
yiosrs implicated In the, bribery. graft
disclosures, Coffey confessed before
the grand Jury and was granted i'm.
m,mity. Later he refuse,l to give In.
eliminating evidence Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
WORLDS RECORD.
For stock Cars Set by Buick at Mardl
Gras, Covering 100 Miles IN
1o2 Minutes.

81 .H . & = .
WHEELING, March 3.-The West
Virginia Automobile Company, local
agents Of the Buick car, has received
details Of the wonderful work OF the
car in the 100 mile race at New or
leans, when the car went 100 miles In
1902 minutes. without stop, establish
ing a worlds record for stock cars.
The car which showed the speed
and endurance was Buick II, d thirty
horse power machine, The time made
was eleven minutes better tnan the
worlds record for stock cars, .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
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Personal
E5a e e 6 x & q q

Hiss Georgia Cotfman and Miss STU
can Cunningham went to the formers
1anej sasS Grafton Tuesday to witness
slheS blsketIa game between the Nor.
nal md Grafton schools last evening,
h Mrs. William McCallop and son are
5isitIns relatives IN Pennsylvania.
Mrs: q. g: Grille and little daugh.
Gers arrived here yesterday evening
tOsr elarksburg to spend week with
we former parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
isaT ~. tLantz.i n
M Mss lawrence Yeardley returned to
i1aIorgEntown last evening after sew.
eraI; days,$yisit here.
Mrs. aBerton Reose and child, OF
mos; aare the guests Of Mrs. Ernest
Sherwood on Rhea Terrace.
4 alss Helen Jackson will leave to.
A day fdrf washington to attend the In
anglratlon and will be the guest Of
Miss Geue owers.-Parkersburg Sen.
anGltt sg 4 rs 4, n l.e.
Il Misses Sadie and Alice Jenks, Of
Warrington, wens In the city yester-
aay.S I 5s.S,i Il
IL Mrs 1eoFge j L. Hartley and little
4 daughter Mildred, who have been
yeryt .itk at theIr home on West Main
SSGtrest III the past two weeks, are
4 Arrroylng slowly now.-Gratton Re.
publican. II S%. N
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" . ~ . VI. g. b . .
their newness over many sangu!n-
airy field. Hundreds Of brass bands
and dozens OF triumphant Republican
organizations will All the air with
music and with noise.
The fireworks will be gorgeous
feature. The sky will be painted In
the most brtllisnt hues that can be re-
produced in FIRE. volleys Of bombs
will explode high In the heavens,
showering downward masses Of stars
and snakes. A feature will be the
magic City" single stupendous
piece which alone will cost more than
$1,000. It will BIZ, 100 feet high and
40 feet long. Two great alrshtps.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
Many Places
DESIGNATED BY FREELAND AS
SPOTS WHERE HE HAD GOT.
TEN BOOZE.


4 Lon ireland was to-day given $3.50
for contempt Of court. Freeland was
summoned before Mayor Nicely and
did not obey the mandate OF the court.
Lon said this morning that he got
his bser that made him so patriotic
at the Masonic Temple. Mayor Nicely
told Freeland that he wanted to know
where he got the beer. Freeland re-
piled that he got It at the Elks' home.
Lon does not seem to BIO clear rs to
where he got the booze. It Is safe
to say that he has not told where yet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
Supreme Court
SEVERAL DECISIONS HANDED
DOWN BY THE TRIBUNAL
YESTERDAY. Il

CHARLESTON. W. Va, March 81
Tho Supreme Court affirmed the
judgment Of the Ohio county Circuit
Court yesterday in the case Of Gosh.
orn against tho Wheeling Mold and
Moundry Company. Of Wheeling. De-
tails Of the decision are given else
where. VIZ, Il
Other decisions were: @
A. C. Helmick VS.. County Court Of
Tucker county. afIirted; Judge VII.
liams. Is
NfcKaln VS.. Baltimore & Ohio, from
Marion county. affirmed; Judge Pot
fenbarger. Z.
L Holyman VS.. Kanawha & Michigan.
from Kanawna county, reversed;
Judge Drannon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
WORK FOR 800 MEN.

Contractors Receive Notice to Resume
+ Work on C. & o.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 3. =
ContractorB hore have received notice
to resume their work Immediately up
on the Chesapeake & Ohio railway e1'
tension 10 Raleigh and Wyoming ooun'
ties, where the work was suspended
more thun o year ago. Eight hundred
men will be employed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
TOWN OF ELkiNs IS
VOTED DRY BY 1te

.a
Liquor Men Made Strong Fight, But
Saloons Were Voted Out by a
Safe Majority.
MKINS. March Sin the. munich
pal election held here yesterday the
city went dry by a majority Of ZIG.
The election on the surface was unus.
ualIy quiet, but in the same quiet way
the saloon element waged a desperate
fight for their side Of the question,
which was. however, defeated by
good minority. Y 81
WORK FOR 800 MEN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
TO CURE "A COLD i'm ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO gQuininl!e's
Tablets. Druggists refund money ifsi
1t falls to cure. e W. GRovE's Sssis
nature is on each box. Csc. q \ &.
BIG KENNEL Show "

4. tUnIon Associated Press y Sf
4 UTICA, N. Y, March f3.-under tt tie
auspices Of the American z Kennells
Club, the Central New York Kennel I s.1ll1,et
Association opened ITS show here q ~ p.
day. Several hundred canine aristo'::!
Gratis are on exhibition for prizes
over 81 varieties 3of bow::wows are
shown. ~ Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
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NEW LABOR DEPARTMENT |: ! \ u !: VI

fIInIon Associated Press "a Il
WASHINGTON, Mar. !. SS--7Del Gates
from all the labor organlati Ions atilla
ated with the American Federati ion ia Ias
sembled here today for the purpose
or organizing a national union label
propaganda. 4 x NJ sSflal 4
The department will have y union union
label sections Of all the big central
labor unions in each city Of the counss
trv u FyIIs ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
Fined for Stealing Ride.

Grover Scott was arrested by Officer
selvey yesterday afternoon for riding
on B. & Q. freight train. He was
taken before Justice E. $. Amos, who
dismissed him after his having paid
the cost.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03

with a cargo Of fireworks 3 viii " float 'at
over the Magic City dlsscaargtng spyToF:i
technics in their flight byS means o %
electricity. Then the city will s 7lu
burned, the conflagntlon lasting
about i've minutes; and the words lrtlsEs
"Tatt and sherniann viii be w VII ten ten
on the sky in letters Of fire: Accom- r
panylng will be stlons Sots EARTH ltllgS
quake and volcanic eruption. D n & ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
THE LAST cALL-TlME's UP.

No copy for extra advertising space
in the Inaugural Number Of the West
Virginian will be received after ten
o'clock tomorrow morning. The
chance to readh every home in Fair
mont Is seldom offered an advertiser.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
NovEToEs.

CHARLESTON. March g., ~ Since
tho adjournment Of the Legislature. the
governor in going over the eaactments
and signing them, has mot vetoed a
single measure. "a ,3 I'd;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
Buried at Holy Cross Cemetery,

The remains Of an italian child
were brought to the city this morning
from New England and inferred In
Holy Cross cemetery by Undertaken
R. C. Jones. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
COAL LAND.
Aeuregating 5000 Acres, Near Waynes'
burg, Purchased by J. v.
Thompson. ~ q.

UN1oNToWN. Pa, March al. V.
Thompson last evening closed deal
for coal land aggregat!ng about g..
900 acres near ,Waynesburg In Greenee
county. The consideration was ST.
COZ, 900.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03

Tou can trace It back to want
dit It's a real estate deal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03

The people weigh merchants i'm
portance by the scale on which he ad
rartise5. E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15
LA BODA
De ANOCHE.
La Srta. Mary Esther
Atkins contrae ma
trimonio con cl Rev.
Ralph E, ierce.
Una antigua costumbre
norteameric ana hace que
sigan a los novlos gran
numero de personals.
Los del pablico no IlalIahan ex-
pIica,ion d que el n"yio lleya-
IA una lata y los siguiera otro
i0yen siu sOmbrprO.

Anoche cclcbraron su union por el
rito metodista, en- el temple de la ca
lie dc la Fortaleza la bella j distin-
suida joven Mary Esther Atkins y
el Rev, Ralph +. Pierce, de la eX-
prcsada religion.
Invitaban los padres de la contra
yente csposos a. Atkins y fueron tes
tigos cl Rev. Edward A. Odell en-
union de otros amigos dc Ia desposa-
da y novio, V DANA de honor su her
mana mcnor seiiorita Atkins Ell Rev
Odell era cl testigo principal Oficio
el Rev Haywood.
La fiesta de boda sc celebr6 en- la
casa del Sr. Holmes y esposa y entire
otros nvitados estaban los Sres.,
Lord, dc la comisi6n de servicio ci-
vii, Nichols dc Ia casa Doolcy Smith
Rodgers y Mathecrs. La boda SO
efectu6 Il las p. m.
Ocurrio IN curioso incidcnte. Hay
en- los F,stados lFnidos ,seglin tuvo ID
cortcsia dc informar d un reporter
dc 'I.a Correspondence" cl Rev.
Odell una costumbre que cs la de
cchar arroz los novios y que lin
amigo de cllos trate de qutarle al
novio una lata vacia al marchar pa
ia la iglesia Ia ceremonial de bO-
das.
ESQ Sc hizo en- la Gale, frente Ia
casa de dondc salieron los no ovios pa
IA el temple.
FL novio pudo guitar, despues de
alguna lucha, la lata a uno de sus
amigos, y con su esposa Sc diriji6 ra-
pidamentc por las GALES de San
Justo y Fortaleza, hacia el temple.
Detras, sin sombnro, iba el amigo
Primero algunos muchachos Y d :
pu6s mayor nllmero de PERSONS
gucron Il los novios V al acoml
nantc, Y, II POGO. habia mas Gle lUo
personals fernando ruidoso acom-
pahamicnto.
Tn polcia en- la calle del Cristo hi
70 dcspejar un tanto cl grupo y po-
60 dcsputs cntraron en- Ia iglesia los
novios rctirandosc cl amigo.
4 la Ilcgada del Rev. Odcll, este
hizo dcspcjar Y recibi6 cortcsmente
al reporter que acompa1ado del Sr.
Gcigcl, oblu,o los datos anterior
mcntc cNpucStOs.
Dcseamos la mayor felicidad d los
rcccn casados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15
De SOC| EDAD.

.Sdli6 ol sol. Carmcncita Bra vo
que estuvo alglin tempo enferma
en- su rcsidcncia dc San Juan, est Z
va bicn Y luce su gracia'y Y simpatia
librc de nubcs dc lmporttna dolcn
cia.
Tambtn est complctamcntc bicn
la linda triglIcna del Versatile" Ma
ria figpcroa, que estuvo algunos
dias coh ia grippe" Que no haya
mas nubeS On la graciosa faz Gle la
gcntil damita.
Pepita Pcncdo. Ia srmiosisima
profesora del asilo que parcee tanto
teme dar asilo al "Dios cieeo', eS-
tuvo 4 dlas con In grippe Y sl
hermana Ia slinpatica senorlta Ro-
sario fuG obieto tambifn de una
desagradable vista dc la pesada
doleneia. .Ambas estan IA ben.
RegreS6 Chucba Rortfa. la moni-
slma m0rniia que tanfos admirable
res tienc cn San Juan, reercso dc
Ponce Il luncs Estnyo en- Ia riudad
del sur con motl*n IL la. lcsias
ALI cclcbradas y ~ agrHlablc
tempo bicnvcnila.
Para n curnd. Maria l,o1 n l.. cul
ia schorla, professors n u Normal
hizO COMPROMISE en espon-ale- con
Il joven Inspector ie esctelas Sr
CelcstIn0 Benitcz. ,~fnn:ii,le compa-
trinta mul apnriaeln en lodp Il dis
irito cn tIondc rjcrcc Am|o> jo-
vcncs poscen c>qui.ita c,Ilnna . ins
irIeci6n y Ia Senorita Marina mere
=, toda Ia mayor dicha p0r ,1Is ron
diciorcS de virtud : londad' s. T.
tamhiCn una bella rnorena dc csqui
sta clcgancia. Que haya siemprc
flons IN 81 feliz hoear fic - consti-
,lIiri en brcvc.
.HGS oonpoac,oney Rafael Balseirn
Il aplaudi'lD cUInpo>itor del gran
eals amor que nace Y amor que
mucrc csti tc1unansip otras com
pu,ieiows mu>icai,s que scplra-
mcntc r,ul'aril otro brilIantc triun
fD d'i genial proteiislu dc lts Musas.
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15

tros V no pasarG un domingo On quo
en- uno dc los dos - deie dc bailar.
La enhOrabuena paralos enthusiasts
del Dios TerpscicOrc.
80 encuenira eniermO de c1Iida,i.
nuestro buen conpatriOta don Ven
tura Diaz.. con tai nOtivO Ia vivirn-
da ,Ie don Tu'0 como cariiosarnen'r-
Ie IlamamOs se We cOnstantemcnie
invadida por n'ineTosisimos amigo
que sc interesan pOr su saIud. Sent.
mos hondamente Ia enfermedad q =
Ee agohia V Ie desearnos alivio q. =
dolencias Y franca convaescencia
Se encuentra muy mejorada de
grave doIencia IA -impatica Y iistin
guida Lupita Nanga. v esperanto
yeria cuanto ante estabIecida DE-
sus achaques-
A consecuencis ie la IIuvia. eI ci-
ne pariante del Sr. Vargas no ha po-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15
Rumor pdJbco

ScgIin voz pIihlica, la reSolucidn
extrema de .Iosefa obedcci0 q fire.
cIentcs diSgIStoS domfsticos habi-
dos con su a0iniio Armando Juneo-.
Este parrcc que desdc hacc algu-
nos dias Ia hacia ohjeto lie marcada
indiiercncia. Que aver tIIvicron III
disgusto V .Juncos h amcnaz6 ron no
voIver mas dondc ella. E>ta acIitId
lie Juncos aurncni" la crisis rlc -U
dcSespcracion hasia arrastrarla al
fin tragico que rclatamos.
IT. arma fuc encontrada cn 81
propio Iecho. Is pcquefa, sistena
bulldog. canon niqllclado Y cabo de
nacar.
Ilasta aqui los datalles que hemos
podido obtener.
Descanse en- paZ ri alma de jose
ia que en- momentn> de alucinaci6n
dispusO de la vida contra los precep-
tos divinos. que mo-, da q conocer que
somOs inSlIfructarios de la vida pc
no no propietarlos de ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15
La fiesta de Ponce.
El bale de confianza re :
sulto lucidlsimo.
La cOncurrencia era numerOSa
Y eScOgida.
Ode nuestro corresponsal. J

Diclembre r. Todos los feste-
Jos anunciados en- ell programa de
la ficstas correspondence Il los dlas
II y II han sido explendldamente
complidas. FL desafio del base ball
cfectuado i las tres Gle Ii tarde en-
lbs terrenos Gle ell Castillo resulto
bastante concurrldo.
FL bale de ninos en- Ia plaza de
las Delicias Sc efectu6 i las 5 de la
tarde terminando Il las 6 de Ia mis-
ma. La concurrencia de nifos fue
numerosa.
A las s de la noche Sc quemaron
vistosos fuegos artificiales en- la pla-
"a principal.
A las 10 dc la noche did principle
el gran bale de sociedad.
Este festival rcsulto grandioso
como tai vez muy pocos.Es imposi-
BILE anotar Ell estas cuartillas d tan
toS dlStlngllldoS pefSonas de eSta
cludad y de la lsla que aslstleron Il
dicho bale. FL local rcsulto pequeho
para tantas personals. La calle de la
Marina y Parque Abolicidn estaban
llenas de un publico numeroso, tan
ia era Ia aglomeracion de personals
que era impossible ell transito por di
cha calle de los coches automovlles
y trolley. La orquesta de cocolio fue
muy aplaudida. A las once de la no.
che llegaron en- automovil los Sres.
Pedro Juan PARA avudante del
gobernador Y Ell representation de
el mismo. ell Lido. Dexter. V cl Sr.
Roberto H. Tood el Secretario del
gobernador. Mr.. Juannini, V Mr.
Manes.E bale dur6 hasta la madrl-
gada terminando entire ell mayor en-
tuslasmo Y algeria. rs de fellcltarse
a la comisidn organizadora de dicho
bale, por 10 expltndldo Y lucido que
rcsulto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15

Muchas personals del publico do
csta cindad que conclrren a las re-
prcsentacioncs de Ia empesa Adams
vcrian con gliSto Ia repetIclon della
chi5tosa obra Los hiios artificia-
les
How ha rcgresado 4 su residen-
cia lie Nicqucs cI Sr. Jose J. BENZ
tez, y 10 acompah6 una de s,ls sciio-
ritas hijas.
Seelln So informa cl actual jricz
municipal INFERNO dc Vieques. es
conccjal dc aqIcl minieipio. L.
tcrinldad durari dias en- 10 qtp:
hacc Iso he la licencia el luez pro-
pletario.
Sc nScgnra que el Sr Wenceslan
Borda ha mcibdo prposleiones de
una importante firma social lie +
do, Undo, para cstabiccer una q
tral azucacra en lbs terrenos ga. .
dcs d por eanar II 'Caho dc Thu
noncs y Sc estima que has ALI
una- 300 cucrlas ut.l.zables para
la slcmbfa de- cail.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15
N0TA De DUEL0

L. nii.a Cons,.Io Reyes Wey.
hi;a ds nIc,tro com F.atriota Il Sr.
Jg-6 Rcycs Calficr5n : s.ilora Wev.
'allerj anOchc sIrt INA de rapEla do
leuria. lin i nneEs-o sIuelo que
sflile ~ paflr., i. u al" iue tier
ra rrauIra tnraan o. parre i l. en-
ianOs hIesiFo ms eXprasIso ptsa-
me-.
dido dsr iunrinneS e. saba.Io. doniir
go y Ene,. anuncia una varada fun
cstin para 'nanana martes 4 el item
20 sc . perlnlte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15

f. 26 rio los cdrrientes tratan de-
cicetuar TN gran bale lie >ociedsd
en ei casino purrioriGuelo de Ma
Hati Y con"ciias per>onas tie esta
ciIiad han recibilio invitaci0n pa
r, IA fiesta.
FL or Boria - .is'ingiids
cSp"-a >li-pcndierun . viaje qus
haitian pnovectado cicc' ar i Neg
York ga cSta >emana
\ u.tiinos 'iel cosrlente mes se
-ievara q efecto I'M 4rquete que
pirece i wares amIess ssiyos Y d un
alto iIncipnarip de IA ia un COMO
cldo hacenia'io '.e i. costa Norte.
Para e mdiinS ,iet domingo hay
muchas peranas ~ a ciudad que
deseail = FIsiera en- eczema la CHS
peante ohrs ne lSenayente FL nido
agenn gge cot tanto exito hizo IA
corp4iiis Adams.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15
TnG|C0 FIN De JOSEF|NA
En- su residencia de Ia calle del Sol numero
19, Sc rnato de un balazo en- el corazon.
La victima de un exravio de su blanca de
Il amos de edad de flsonomia sinpatica
Dsgustos dom6stcos habdos su ate Armando uncos
fae ell movl segan rumor pub|code su extrema reso-
luc0n.

cAAAc ~ Aet.' olSUS IItNilpo lUdl w NC
la tarde, el policia paca nlimero II
tuvo 'conoclmiento Gle que en- la calle
del Sol casa ndmero 10, sitio demo
mlnado La meseta, habia ocurrido
una desgracla. Al llegar al lugar del
suceso, encontro la habitaci6n ce-
rrada. Toco la puerta de dicha ha-
bltaclon que da q Ia calle V nadie
respondia. A instancias de algunos
veclnos que lie aseguraron de que
habian dido la detonac0n de I'm dis
paro Gle revolver, resolvi0 ell policia
fractuarar la puerta lateral que da
al zaguan de Ia casa, 10 que hizo con
ell auxllio de algunos soldados que
Sc encontraban en- aquellos momen
tos por ALI. La puerta cedio, pc
netrando al pequeho aposento. Un
cuadro dolorosos g ofrecio q la Wis
ia. En- una cams. de dos plazas
boca arriba, con ell pelo en- desor-
den, con ell cuerpo cubierto por blan-
ca camisa Y medias del mismo color
con un gesto sombrlo demostrando
la firmeza de la suprema resolucidn
yacia una joven con ell corazon a.
travezado de un baazo.
Primeras dligencias.
FL policia dio cuenta de 10 ocu-
rrido a la superior autoridad.
FL doctor Cueto lleg6 al momento
& hizo elexamen de la herida que
le produjo la muette a la suicida.
FL juez Lassalle tomd las decla-
raciones correspondence al cscla-
recimiento del hecRo.
Erdmen faculfatiro.
Del eXamen resulta que la herl-
da fue producida por ell disparo de
I'm revolver de cinco milimetros in
ferida en- la region precordial con
orificio de entrada sin salida, pro-
duciendo la hemorragia interna.
Opinion .facultntira.
En- opinion del dctor Cueto, cree
que por los hechos y circunstancias
que concurren en- eI sucesO
Sc trata de un suicide. La situacion
de la herida, la posicidn del cadaver
su iltimo ademan, Y otras circuns-
tancias observadaS cuidadosamen-
tie dejan yer In verdad de esta afr
maclon.
Nombre dc In Suicidn-- dntecedenteS.
La suicida Sc llama Josefa Rivera,
de color blanco, de estatura ba ia
algo gruesa, bien parccida, de fiso-
nomia simpatlca Y de edad 2l amos.
No saba leer Y hablaba cl ingles con
regular perfection, por haber esta-
do en- los Estados Unidos varias We
ces.
Una hcrmana de Ia fenecida .Jo-
sofa, llamada Aurora. dccIara que
dcsdc hacc dlas cstaba poscida de
Ia mania sulcida, Y que para disi
par tan sinlestra resolution apura
ba algunos vases de licor.
Ticne tres hcrmanas llamadas
DeIfina, Aurora, Y Albina, dc %.
dc ID v 10 amos respectivamcnte Y.
dos hermanos llamados Gregorio y
Manuel.
Rnnor pdbllcO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15
Erdmen Mcultatipo.

Del examen resulta que la heri-
da fue producida por ell disparo de
un revolver de cinco milimetros in
ferida en- la region precordiaI con
orificio de entrada sin salida, pro-
duciendo la hemorragia interna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-15

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