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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-22
Island
ORt'AS
pop. 10 SO
Received too late for use last week.

Received too late for use last week.
Octave Van Bogaert left Thursday
morning on the Rosalie for SEATTLE.
Mrs. John Sanders entertained the
WI Il. Thursday.
Miss Cecil Sanders. of Bellingham,
spent the past week visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John Sanders.
Mrs Bowers, Sr . and son Jesse,
have returned from Seattle and will
probably remain here this winter.
Mrs. Peter Philip. of East Sound,
was the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
J. G. Curry. the last of the week.
Miss Helen Rowley, of Vancouver.
is the gGeet Of her aunt. Mrs, Gore
and of her grand mother. Mrs. Head
ley.
George w. Myers returned from
3ellingham tuesday night, where be
had been Shipping car load of
pears.
Harold Dobson. of Seattle, is the
guest of his sister, Miss Dobson. and
of his cousins. DIR. and Mrs. W. n
Powers.
Willis Watrons and Herbert Spen
Ger. of Bellingbam, were at Orcas
Tuesday and visited Miss Blanche
knight at Mrs. NJ G. Cnrry's.
Colin McLennon is just harvesting
a marvellous crop of potatoes, any
five averaging eleven pounds. Some
of these potatoes are very much lar
ger than any shown at the Fair.
Mr. and Mrs } G. Garry we're 1T
Langdon Saturday. Sunday and Mon
adv. Mr.. Curry left for Kamloops
B. G. with Nosl Philip. and E. c.
Eing ana John King. Mr.. Phil D
expects to stay in British Columbia
all winter and the others will stay
long enough to bt come we'll acQuaiU,-
ed with the country and its onpor
tnnIties.
Mrs. Van Bogaert died Sunday
night at the home OF her sister, Mas
Van Bogaert, Sr. of O,cas Although
Mrs. Van Bogaert had been ill for
years and came here about q year ago
for her health, her death came as
shock to her r. latives and friends
She was born at Nielsen. Belgium
80 years ago. bat the latter years OF
her life we're sp2nt at Battle Greek.
Michigan. where she leaves a hus
band, Joseph Van Bogdert. and Soil
| AIphonse Two sons. Louis and DC
tave Van Bogaert have been visiting
| their mother this summer. and had
gone to Seattle on their return trip
when they received word of her death,
so returh ed at once and were here for
the funeral which occurred Wednes-
day at the Catholic Cemetery. S. u
Juan Valley. the launch Wave anu
the steamer Orluu took the remains
and funeral party to Friday Harbor.
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PORT STANLEY

Mrs. Mitchell came home Sund ay
from Decatur.
Mrs. G. CaIberg. of Seattle, is Wis
iting friends here.
Harry LeMaster returned from An
acortes on Sunday.
Every one is looking forward to q
good time at the hail on Friday night.
W. Fl. Bell. of Anacortes, made
Stanley a short visit on Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Charles Biggs went to Anacor-
tes on Monday for few days visit
with friends.
Mrs. H. r. Davis returned from
Anacortes Sunday after few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. ". F. Ray ana daughter, OF
Anacortes are visiting with Mrs. Fl.
r. Davis and family.
Julius Schroeder fell frum his wag.
on on Tuesday while on bis way home
and injured his shoulder.
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Charles N. Cook employed by the
Standard Oil Company in Seattle Is
at home visiting for few weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. e. A. Chevalier and
Miss Lizzie Graignic returned from
the Fair last week, all report hne
time.
Charles Cook, of Seattle, and
brother Albert came over from BEL
l,nobam last week to visit relatives
Tor few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Borchers and
family made a business and pleasure
trim to Orcas island last week. in the
launch Torn Point
Mr.. Simpson, who has been EN-
Moved at the sandstone quarry Tor
some time left last week on the steam
or Elmo for Bellingham.
John Borchers, brother of LA. Bor-
chers. arrived last eek on the steam
err Elmo to spend few days on the
island and visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Chevalier and
son visited with Mr.. Chevalier and
sister, Mrs G. W. Smith on San
Juan island last week. Mrs Smith
and baby returned with him the last
of the week.
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DEER HARBOR

VIM. Norton is at East Sound this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Murray visited
friends at Orcss Sunday.
L. L. Paxson spent the first of the
week at the county seat.
Mrs. McLachlan was at Richardson
on Saturday and Sunday.
Fearmaln Brothers are greatly i'm
proving their hall by giving it a coat
of paint.
William Buchanan of Argyle. is
threshlng for Henry Cayou and T. T.
PaXson this week.
II. I. Cayou has the launch Ella
which was damaged by fire a short
time ago, in commission again.
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Farm for Sale

A good farm of 1876 acres near Fri
day Harbor Will be sold at bargaih.
Good house. large barn. fine orchard,
200 head OF sheep. two cows fine we'll
windmill and tank. between - and
70 acres under cultivation. One halt
mile from school house. Over a mile
of water front. fine gravel beach, and
For particulars inquire at the Island
er office
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Orcas
EAST SOUND
Hrca 81 So. NJ

Mrs X B White has returned from
"a visit with friends at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Patterson
have rented the East Sound hotel for
the winter.
Mrs. Robert Moore. of Seattle, came
home with her mother on Monday
FOX al indefinite stay.
Knrl Templin and Miss Jessie
Douglas. of Friday Harbor spent
Sunday at East Sound.
UVbe Medroua Cub celebrated the
fourth anniversary of its organization
at the club house on Thursday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Templin and
son Jack. Of Seattle. were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Hugh ". Templin
on Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Hill. who has been
very Ill IN Seattle Eospital for the
past three weeks. returned home on
the Resale on Monday.
Miss Dorothy Head has returned
from Seattle. where she has for some
weeks past been the guest of Rev. II.
II GoweD aud Mrs. GoWen.
Mrs. William A. Wright and two
childre5, of East Sound. have gone
to Friday Harbor to live with Mrs.
Wright's parents. Mr. and Mrs. White
ly, who have recently taken the Tour
list hotel at that place.
Miss Myrtle Bickle will leave next
week tor her home at Ephrata. IN
Eastern Washin ton She will be &C
companied by Miss NJ 4ude Head and
Miss Grace Cramer who Will visit
her for the next few months.
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For Chronic DiarrhOea

"While in the army III 1868 | was
taken with chronic diarrhoea, says
George NJ. FELTON,. of South Gibson.
Pa. 81 have since tried many RENE
dies but without any permanent re.
lief, until Mr.. A. w. Miles of this
place. persuaded me to try Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. one bottle of which stopped
it at once" For sale by Friday Har-
Dor Drug Company.
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Card of Thanks

We. who have suffered the loss of
our dear mother. extend to all tn.
Deer Harbor people who so kindly
assisted US during her sickness, our
heartfelt thanks. To the yorno men
who SO generously assisted with their
launches. and to the San Juan valley
people for making it possible with
.neir buggies. for all to 60 to the
iunersl. We thank you ALL most
sincerely. and will ever hold you in
grateful remem brance.
Sincerely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton.
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More Than Enough is Too Much

To maintain health, a mature man
or woman needs just enough food to
repair the waste and supply energy
and body heat. The habitual con-
sumption of more food than is neces.
sary for these purposes is the prime
cause of stomach troubles. rheuma-
tism and disorders of the kidneys,
If troubled with Indigestion. revise
your diet. let reason and not appetite
control and take few doses of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and you will soon be all right again.
For sale by Friday Harbor Drug Com
pany.
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Lame Back

This ailment Is usually caused by
rheumatism Of the muscles of the
small of the back, and is quickly
cured by applying Cham berlain s
Liniment two or three times a day
and massaging the parts at each ap
plcation. For sale by Friday Har-
Dor Drug Company.
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DOLPHIN BAY

Miss Pearl Mcleod speut Sunday
at Beilingham with Der parents.
The Dolphin Sucial Club will meet
Thursday with Mrs L. G. Engleson.
A friend Of Mr. and Mr.. Engleson
from Detroit, Michigan. is here visit
ing them.
w. d Sehmuck returned home the
last OF last week from a business trip
to S attic.
A very enjoyable dance was given
here in the hall last Wednesday. All
report a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krumdieck and sons
Will and Henry made trip to Fri
day Harhor on Monday.
Miss Cecil SchmGck has been quite
Ill for the past week, but is slowly i'm
proving. DR.. Reed called on her on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Iotte and
daughter, Misses Smitn and Pearl Nc
Leod and Henry krumdieck, Bert
Smith and George Magee we're the
guests of Mr. and Mrs W. A. Jones
on Sunday evening
Mrs j. f. Iotte's mother and faith
er. Mr.. and Mrs Smith, and sister
Nettie, Mrs Wadding, and George
Magee, of Wrangle. Alaska, spent a
few days here with her last week.
Miss Smith and Mr.. Magee will work
m Seattle for the winter and return
TO Alaska in the spring.
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STUART ISLAND

g. Cook has been for. the past
week busy packing his Baldwin ap-
Piles.
4. Mordhorst went to Roche Har-
Dor last week with twenty boxes Of
apples to Ee shipped to Seattle.
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For Chapped Skin

Chapped skin, whether on the hands
or face. may be cured IN one night by
applying Cham berlain's Salve. 1t is
also unequaled for sore nipples. burns
and scalds. For sale by Friday Har-
Dor Drug Company.
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and Oakland. where she spent the
past two years, and Mr.. Kepler ls
we'll known in this county, as we'll
as British Columbia, Butte. Mon.
and Eastern Washington. where he
has business interests.
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LOPEZ

Ms. Pierce returned from Seattle
n Friday.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with
NJ rs. Stedlin Thursday. Oct. %.
Mr.. Horsely. of South OAK Ota. who
has been visiting his sister Mrs Meik
lejohn left for his home on Tuesday.
The school IN district No 10 will
give an entertainment at WoodmeD
hall FIR dav evening. Oct 20. Every
body welcome.
Mrs George KaIberg WAS called
home to Seattle on Tuesday owing to
tha death of Mr. Kalbere's mother
who died N ondav night of heart
trouble The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs Kalberg on Lopez will &c
sorry to hear of their great loss
The w G L U held psrlor meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Rice, Wed
ues9aV afternoon. After short bus
mess y Getting the report of the del
pgates to the state convention at Puy-
alIup were read. The ladies cave an
excellent report The ID mites not
present miss d very good time
The next meeting viii! be with Mrs
Erb. at Port Stanley, October 27.
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Mothers. be careful of your children.
There is no baby Hiedirine in the world
az good as HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea IT makes the little ones strong.
healthy, and active. 80 cents. Friday
HarbOr Drug Company.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-22

Makes sick folks well faster than any
other remedy. brings strength, health
and happiness to the whole family This
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
30 cents, Tea or Tablets. Friday Harbor
Drug Company.
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Old married couples, young uns too,
With no little ones to bill amt coo.
Should not pine their lives away IL wish
Rocky Mountain Tea is wonderful
blessin Friday Harbor Dug Com
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School Notes

Ray Whitley, formerly OF East
Sound entered the seventh grade on
Monday.
Adeline Nelson. of Paysou. Utah.
entered the eighth grade on Monday.
Rev. Jones visited the schools on
Friday afternoon.
The "Billy Club" gave the follow
ing program Friday.
Reading Dell Edwards
Recitation Wilverna Francis
Song Charlotte Wotton and Mae
Shelburne.
School paper Arthur Grotl
Reading Richard Wotton
Recitation Florence Harris
Song Greta and Anna McCrary
Debate-Resolved, That Oliver
Cromwell was greater man than Ma
poleon Bonaparte, Affirmative. Anna
McCrary. Negative, Maggie Light
heart. The judges decided in favor of
the affirmative
Ialk Harry King.
Eva and Gladys Cahail left school
last week.
Leland Hatch visited the Fair last
week.
Grace Perry has re entered school
after two week g absence.
WANTED-Success Magazine wants
an energetic and responsible man or
woman in Friday Harbor to collect
for renewals and solicit new subscrip
tions during full or spare time. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Any one can
start among friends and acquaintances
and build up a paying and permanent
business without capital. Complete
outfit and instructions free. Address.
won" Success Magazine. Room
lob. Success Magazine Building, New
York City. N. Y.
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Is las mafaDas, segun itinerio.

ter de La Correspondent
cia le diio--"Han comcnzado
las cjecucicnes Y va el prime
70 csta aiusticiado.
FL sub-secrctario arroi6 los
libros cn una mesa del despa-
eho del .iefe del penal Y e.
ch6 a correr hacia cl lugar de
las eiecuciones. en- donde es-
taha el .iefe de prisiones, reos,
verdugo y pnhlico. va iba a
tomar su turno para ser eje-
cutado el segundo de los reos.
Los dos induItados fueron
sacados de la zelda. Ell brazos
de dos policias de penales Y
de algunos confinados.
Antonio que no sc di6cuen-
ia exacita de que sc habia
suspendido realmente su eie-
cucion Y supuso que Sc trata-
ba de engahario para que re-
cibiera fuerzas. al salir de la
capilla. pronunci6 algunas
palabras al principle ininteli-
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I'll indulto de 2 reos.

Cuando la concurrencia
llenaba cl local esperaba que
el segundo REQ ocnpara su
pucsto en- cl cadalso, el senior
Camuilas. dijo:
"Conmutada la pena a los
reos Antonio y Candido Acos-
la.
Ia impression fue muy gran
de. La noticia corri6 como
una exhaIaci6n y el publico
de- afuera aplaudid. I'll GO
bernador habia indultado a
los dos Eias jovenes.
.anoiicia la comunic6 scgIiD
paecc II senior Skinner que
habia regresado en- autom6vil
al penal portando varios libros
V trxtO~ legales para eStudio
de las peticiones pendientes-
Cuando el apeo del vehiculo
aoompahado del jefe Stanton
V assistant Brown. un -repor
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La filiaci0n de los reos.

En- la Recommendation del
Penal constan los siguientes
datos:
Anselmo Acosta. Es natu.
raj de Caguas, color mulato,
estado soltero y no tienc ms
trucci0n. Cuando sc cometi6
cl crimen por el que fu6 con.
denado a la Ultima pena--ailo
1905 --tenia IS amos. Presen.
taba varias cicatrices en- la
cabeza, parte superior, region
frontal, en- la cara lado izquier
do Y en- la mano izquierda.
Fuc sentenciadp en- la Cor
tc de distrito de IIumacao,
por el iurado, el dia is de di.
ciembrc de 1905, ingresando
seguidamentc cn cl penal.
Antonio Acos'a. Natllra
de Caguas, dc Ito amos de
edad c'lando Sc cometI" cl
cr'men por que tlIe Sentenrla-
ao-l9''folor ili'llaio' soitero'
sin instruction. PreSentaba
una Clcatriz on cl cucllo y
el hrazo dcrerilo lhlcIai"s y.
A. Esta condena era la Sc
@unda. pties ante habla >'ItrI-
q" arresto por hhrto mayor.
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FL ultimO eSfuerZO.

Desde las 6 Gle la tarde Sc
comenzaron a presentar recur-
SOS ante cl juez del Supreme
senior Emilio del Toro Cuevas,
los abogados Lopez Landr6n y
Lopez Diaz. Despues el LIDO.
Benitez Castahos. Sc presen-
to primeramente un escrito de
indulto al gobernador, aeon
pailando al Lcdo. Lopez Diaz
ell p. Colon, I'm recurso de
"cerciorari', despues otro de
''inhibitoria' y ultimamente
uno de "Habeas Corpus. Ell
,iuez Toro constituyose en- el
penal desde las 6 Gle la tarde
y despues de estudiar los re-
cursos los fue denegando.
Ultimamente sc presentaron
apelaciones.
En- tanto no Sc ejecutaba a
los reos.
Ell sub-secretario senior Ski.
ner estuvo ALI desde las II Y
media. Salio a las 1910.
.
Despues volvio con el assis-
tant attorney y con ell jefe de
I policia seIor Shanton. a la
1.25 informo el iefe de prisiC-
mes senior Camunas que sc
habia ordenado la ejecucion.
Sc di6 permiso para entrar al
rcsto del pnblico y una ava.
lancha de mas de 500 perso-
mas entr6 en- ei estableci
mientO.
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"LA VILLA DE MADRID"

Fate eimportantet stsblecimiento aea-
b. de recibir los impermeables fran
ceses marca E. H. de fama universal
Isl como las legitimss Csmisetas II. B.
sonocidss del publico de gurto. lam
bien acaba mos de recibir Pano de BIZ
liar frances, Casimires irgleses propio
ps.a verano y el mejor surtido De per-
nmesia francesa e inglesa sin faltar
EAas Alfomb,as lejitimss de Oriente te-
Eidas en- una so]a pieza donde no tene-
EE.as competencia. Ienemos el mas com
I6aeto surtido en- generos de fantasia a
1os precios ma. limitados. Vender bu,-
mas mercancias es el lfma de LA
VILLA DE MADRID" Visitenos
s pidanos muestra y sera servldo sin
demera.
p n R 764. Teleforo 273
iEau Francisco 81. San Juan PR
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CONSCMATUM EST.

a las . mcnos 30 cl Ansel-
mo fue sacado dc la Capilla
cscoltado por dos guardias. dos
sacerdotes cat6licos lie confor-
fabian en- I'll Iiltimo momento.
FL REQ Ancclmo Acosta, mos
fr6 una serenidad admirable
Y subi6 las gradas del cadalso
con paso lirme. M llegar al
tahlado. mostro resisteIcia pa
ra risar la compuerta fatal.
Por fin decidiosc a caminar.
I'm el momeiito de serle
pucsto el lazo hizo la siguien-
te declaration, con voZ firme
y rc>uclta:
.:~enorcs: Perdonadme a
lo, que haya ofendido- 1o
me confieso autor del delito, v
-uy iii criminal.
Inmediatamentele lie fue pues-
eel lazo. III verdugo en- es-
te momento el eiecutor de la
iu~ticia. tiro de la cuerda. La
rompuerta Sc abri6 para dar
pa~o al cuerpo del infeliz. In
gplpc seco Sc dei6 DIR. Fran
la< > menoS 30.
Tard6 10 minutes mas d
mcnus cn morlr-
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Mas notas.

"A las $50 estuvo en- la
Mansion Ejecutiva un re
porter" de LA Correspondent
cia.' Ell gobernador CONT
nuaba ausente. Ell secretario
particular senor Noble estuvo
en- su despacho hasta las 9.15
de la anoche. Fue interrogad4
por tel6fono, por las autorida,
des del penal, resrecto a in
dulto. Ell secretario Sc retro
para su casa de Santurce a
las $50 dejando orden al
guarda del palacio que lie te-
lefoneara 81 habia algun des-
pacho del gobernador.
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CALIGRAFIA:

CLASSES POR CORRESPON-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquinillas, dura, rigida y mon6to
ma. no es la de I'd. adquiera Id. Ia
suva propia por mi sistema ie eli
sehan.a v metodo '-Educacion y a.
monia del movimlento."
Cualquiera que sea 50 residential
profession 9 sexso, POR NAL Qt L
ESCRIBA I'D. le garant.zo que
adauirira en- muy breye plalo UNA
IETRA INGLESA cursiva d IHa-
gistral, e1pontanea y rapida, suses-
tiva bella.
CLASSES A DOM1CIL1O EN- San
JUAN Y SANTURCE.-Eserlba pa
ra inforrnes al professor que suscrlie
+. VEGA NEVARES, +. o. BON
~, San Juan z. Il
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I'm incidente.

Ell ex-,juez de Caguas senol
Abella Baston Sc presenta er
la zelda de Candido, y aeon
seia a este que confiese el cri
men, y los antecedentes del
suceso. De este modo podrla
encontrar su salvaci6n.
Candido, conservaudo una
actitud serena le dice:
Isl usted tuviera que sal
var la vida echandose el estig-
ma de criminal, 10 harla!
El senor Abella, despues de
rehexionar breyemente lie con-
tesla:
-.-Es que contra ustedes
existen pruebas abrumadoras.
Candido lie mira atentamen-
te y bajando la cabeza dice:
-.-Yo espero salvarme de es-
te trance, porque las pruebas
que concurren en- mi proceso
no son 10 sufciente para la
pena que me ha sido impuesta
EI DR.. Diaz, de Fajardo to-
ma pulsaciones a las reos que
dan ell siguente promedio:
Anselmo ..... 124
Candido ...... 116
Antonio -. 124
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CERTEZA PIEL BROS.

A. ALVAREZ Y HERMANOS,
AGENTES EXCLUSIVES EN- PUERTO
RICO DE LA CERNEZA PIEL.
No c0nttene suSiunclds n0ctrds
PREPARADA DE MALTA FLOR DE cERvEzA
Es mas nutntlva cue cualqulera
otra cerveza, resultando bucn ali
mento. Tonica Y reconstituyente
Aumenta el peso de las personals que
la usan. Fabrlcada y envasada sin la
adici6n de sustanclas quimleas Con
tiene gran proportion de malta. Pre-
parada de acucrdo con mGtodo
DORMUNDER REAL GERMAN
BEER. DE acuerdo con la lev ma
cional de Alimcntos y Drogas de
JUNO 80 de 1906.
En- todoS los t.'dblccimicntos debe
U pedir cerre-a Pid Bros.
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Regreso del gobernador. In
pliego cerrado.

Ell gobernador regreso a
la ciudad a las 10 menos Is
de la mahana de hoy en- que
lego en- automovil. solo.
Sc informa que antes de
ausentarse ell sabado para
Guayama dejo un pliego ce-
rrado que contenia el indulto
de los dos reos y que debia
ser entregado a hora conve-
niente al jefe del penal.
Dios tenga misericordia del
alma del que acaba de caer
bajo el inexOrable peso de la
ley!
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La ejecucion ' los iindu|tos de anoche.
Continuation de la "a. pdgina.

piden una entrevista con los
reos, que le fue concedida,
entrando en- la zelda de An
tonic, y retirandose en- este
momento la comadre de este.
A las s y 5 continua Antonio,
tranquilo en- su zelda.
a las s y 10 le interroga el
Sr. Tarazono al REQ Candido
que 81 Sc encontraba bien, a
10 que contesto este que toda-
via tinian volor. Y que espe-
raban llegar con el hasta el
ultimo momento. A las 8 y
Is. conferencio con los Gu
ras catolicos el REQ Anselmo.
La comadre de Anselmo al
retirarse Sc lie entrego seis Ii
bras de pan y un peso 25 cen
tavos que tenia en- su poder el
cabo de penales, sSr. Storer,
asl como un paquete de bre-
vas. Ella prometio volver con
la nina hija de Anselmo que
este sea yer. A las Sy 20, llegan
el senor Cuetara y el Director
del 'Boletin'' visitan a los
reos y lie hablan a nombre de
SUI defensor ell Sr. Perez-Moris
va difunto. Estos muestran-
Sc muy satisfechos del que
fue su abogado, y dan ell pc
same a sus familiares. El Sr.
Cu6tara pariente del ilustre
abogado muerto, manifesto a
Candido y Anselmo que Pc
rez-Moris no Sc ha lido. que es
ia al lado de ellos. Candido
dice que esta seguro Gle ESQ,
que sabe que como trabaj0
aqui dos horas antes para sal
varle su vida casi va en- el
patibulo, tiene f6 en- que en- la
eternidad estara hacienda otro
tanto."
A las 8 y 35, entran los sa-
cerdotes y saludan a los reos,
penetrando en- las celdas.
a las 9 menos Is, llega el
DR.. Moret y tambien otra CO
madre de Anselmo llamada
Maria Amato, que viene a Vi
sitarle con la nina de Ansel
mo, recibiendola con cariflo y
besando a su hija. El DR..
Moret toma pulsaciones a Cam
dido teniendo este 1-20, Anto-
mo 26-4 y Ancelmo 20 /.
A las 8 mcnos 5. llcga el Sr.
Annexy y Patino, y visltan
las celdas de los reos sostenien-
do I'm interrogatorio con Can
dido,
a las 9 y media, ,Candido pi-
de chocolate y recuerda que
no Sc 10 han traido.
A las ., ell REQ Anselmo pi-
di0, cafe habiendoselo manda-
do a buscar a La Mallorquina.
A las 8 y Is, la puerta del
penal es desalojada por la po-
licia insular la imensa muche-
dumbre ALI reunida.