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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-28

Pasa a comisi6n el C. B. Registros
de Ia Propiedad.
El C. B. 81 Pdgo de horaS ertraor-
dinarjd5 Il los emplcGdos que trcba-
jan en- Ia Secretdrid de Ia Cdmard, vie
ne sin enmiendas de la comisi6n q.
Sc pas6 para informe. Sc aprueba ei
proyecto con ei voto en- contra del de
legado Tizol. Quedan fueran los en-
pIeados de la secretaria de la CANA
ra.
P. de C. 112. Virella-Uribe, Dis
poniendo la SumG de / 900 dollars pa
rG ell deslinde y comprobaci6n de los
terrenos pertenecientes al pueblo de
GWGgdmd.
Ei deiegado Sr. Dominguez defien
de ei provecto V dice que los terrenos
en- que esta asentada Ia ciudad de
Guayama. deben ser deslindados, ,por
que una porci6n de ellos estan ocu-
pados por personals que no son sus
duenos. Que con los antecedentes ne
cesarios Sc puede iiegar al conocimi-
ento de que ei area de la poblaci6n
es menor de la que realmente debe
ser.
CoH-Cuchg (CO. iY donde Sc en-
cuentran esos antecedentes?
Dominquez. Hacienda Ell deslinde
Sc puede constatar que faltan terre-
nos la pobiaci6n. Hay quien posee
terrenos pertenecientes a Guayams,
desde hace mas de 20 amos V por ESQ
sin dada es que Sc han desaparecido
10 documentos V anteeedentes en-
donde constaba iaverdadera area de
terrenos pertenecientes a la pobla-
ci6n. Con la asignaci6n de esta su-
ma Sc puede hacer el trabaio de des-
linde V Ia busca de los antecedentes
extraviadOs.
ColCuchy (C1. Pero 81 ESQ Is en- in
ter6s del munieipio. q 81 corresponds
V no ala Camara el hacer esos gastos
Asuntos que interessn exclusivamen
te las municipaiidades, no son nj de
ben ser de Ia competencia de Ia Ca
mara.
DomjHqusz. PeEc es que Sc tiene TN
criterio distinto para cuestiones de
una misma fndoie. AL municipio de
Arecibo Sc ie ha eoncedido por Ia ca
mara el ressrcirse de S ! 500 que per
do en- TN pleito con motive de una
reclamation en- IN asunto de alcan-
tariilas.
Sont0ui Para una alusion ST. pre-
sidente. En- el asunto de Arecibo no
hav Ia msnor snsiojis-y perdone su
seforia-con e. del dsslinde de los so
isres De Guayama v busca de sus an
tecedentes. z municipio de Arecibo
constr1v6 unas alcantsriIias. Que IA
can falta & "a pobiaei6n, Y de acu
erio con "a vicente iey entOnoes. hi
10 sas nbrls De acuerdo con la san
ci6n Z informez de Ia iunta superior
de Sznidad. es dscir De IN oEEanis-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-28
HOMBRES
D|STRA|DOS.
Becquerel nlurio aplas
tado por III, ornni-
bus al If distraido
por Ia calle.
F'amosa distraction de
Ampere en- un matrlmo
MO.


NJ. Poincair6, el ilustre sabio re-
cibido en- la academia francesa, es
distraido en- extreme. NJ. Frede-
ric Mason ha citado casos curiosos.
Ojala pueda curarse La vida @de
un Poncaire es preciosa a Ia huma-
nidad y debe recordar que otro
gran sabio, ,Curie,ei descubridor del
"radium", como Becquerel, debi6
la muerte su distraction. Tn ON
nibus lie aplast6 mientras el pensaba
en- algdn problema cientifico, al ir
por la Gale.
Mas divertidos son otros rasgos
que han sido citados en- esta OCCASION
entire eiIos, ei de Ampere, celebre
matematico tambien, que, estan-
do en- una misa' de matrimonio, Gre
y6 que era un entierro, Y al fin pre-
gunto a un vecino.
iva usted al cementerio?
Es notable tambien el recuerdo
del pintor Marchal, que como no te-
MIA sirviente, cada vez que saiia es-
cribfa con grandes ietras en- su puer
ta El Sehor MarchaL ha SdIido.
El portero lie encontr6 un dfa pa
seandose de arriba abajo en- el des-
cansiiio Y deteni6ndose, de vez en-
cuandO. deiante de su puerta.
-GQue hace usted? lie pregurt6
al portero muy intrigado. =
-Espero que vueiva, dc, Mar
chaii senalando el letrero con tia.
Marchai Sc habfa oividado hasta
de su nombre.
Es sabido que ei ministro de re-
laciones exteriores de la republica
Argentina, doctor de la Plaza, ha
vivido muchos amos en- Londres Y
tiene gran afici6n q todo 10 brita-
nico, aficion que explotan en- bro
ma los diarios de oposicion.
No ha mucho ceiebr6 una entire
vista con ell ministro ei conocido po-
iitico don Benito ViIlanueva. Uno
de esos diarios dijo, que ell sefior de
la Plaza 10 salud6 de esta manera:
-iAlo, mister Benedict New
Town!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-28
UN CUR|OSO
CASO De D[NENc|A
Vino a San Juan hui
do de Hunlacao y
Sc hizo pasar por hi
10 de Canarias.
El Juez Gill Ie hizo varias
preguntas.
Fue declarado leco peligroso de
acuerdo con el veredicts del
Jurado Y la prueba practical
da pOr ell facultatiYO.

Ell juez de la corte de distrito de
San Juan, secci6n de 10 criminal Ldc
Martin Gill, de acuerdo con el We
redicto del jurado especial desig-
nado resolvi6 aver un curioso case
de demencia.
Companian ell iurado los Sres.
Manuel Padial, P. de Eizaburu,
Mariana Pesquera, Rosendo Rojas,
y Manuel Velilla.
Sc trata del ioven NJ. Hernandez.
vecino de Humacao, y como de l6
amos de edad. Dicho joven Sc au-
sent6 de aquel pueblo viniendo d
San Juan sin conocimiento de su
familia que en- los primeros momen-
tos no supo que Sc habia susentado
para la ciudad. Padeci6 hace POGO
de titus, y Sc lie tenia por enajenado.
Aqui Sc hizo pasar por oriundo
de las islas Canarias y presentan-
do slntomas de demencia la poiicia
lie detuvo ingresando en- ei deposito
en- donde qued6 q disposition del
juez municipal. Orden6 este un re-
conocimiento, que practice, segdn
informes, Ell DR.. Goenaga y Sc di6
cuenta al fiscal para la intervention
legal.
Los jurados examinaron al Her.
nandez quien contest6 en- forma
tai que do motivo una declara-
ci6n de deN@encia peligrosa.
Despues def examen hechos por
los jurados y peritos, Ell juez Gill
Sc dispuso a hacer aigunas pregun-
tas al joven Hernandez, y en- ei
interrogatorio contest6 este con ra-
ra seguridad Y aparente lucidez.
AL juez le diio despaes, Herman
dez, que no habia Eiotitos para
negarle a los puertorrique1os su ca
pacidad para gobernarse, puesto
que la poseen como cuaiquier pals
del mundo, por civiiizado que este
Sc lame. "Que debian dejarnos
la banederita, pues que nuetra ban
derita, era la mejor del mundo y sin
la banderita no Sc podfa ir d ningu-
ma parte"
El juez declare loco peligroso,
de acuerdo con ell veredicto del ju-
RADIO y Ia prueba practicada, al io-
ven Hernandez cuyo inaeso en- ell
establecimiento correspondence,
ha sido decretado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-28

0
rro, Matienzo-Cintron Y Coll-Cu-
chy d."
FL Sr. Matienzo no Sc encuen-
ira en- ei salon de Ia Camara-infor-
ma el secretario.
El presidente dispone que el sar-
gento de armas vaya avisar al ST.
Matienzo-Cintron Ia designation
que ha sido hecha en- su persona.
Despues informa ei speaker que el
Conselo no insiste en- designar Ia mis-
ma oomisi6n para las conferenciias
al bill de presupuestos.
Fl Conseio Executive ha aproba-
do. sin enmiendas. el P. de- c. 127.
Del ST. Trelies- Olivia. Para outor1zqr
gar al municip'0 de Nay0gUe- 4 in-
rertir en- al coTrients sjercicio n sum1
de S9.425. .2s De su sobrGnte en- efocfin0
Viene del Consejo con enmiendas
el P. de- c. l5S Inscription de Haei-
mIeHt0s.
La Czmara aprueba las enmiendas
hechas por el Conselo Y queda sPro-
bado el proyecto en- ambas camaras.
Ei Conseio Executive ha concwn-
do en- las enmiendas hechss Por poT
Ia Czmzrs 81 proyecto de ley para
extirpaci6n de Ia uncinariasis.
ElConsejo Eiecurivo aProb6 e p.
de G. l65. Enmiendns del articul0 2j0
del Codi9o pslaI.
E Consei0 Executive aprob6 con
enmiendas. ia r. C.. ReglamsEiacl6a
De fsTroouTiles. PrOErOgand0.a TN
alo MS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-28
Ia QUESTION
De NICARAGUA.
Una franquicia para
cortar maderas, re-
1nata en- contraban-
do y en- un pleito.
Teme el informante que
no Sc les haga justicia
porque mo son fuertes"
FL GobierBo de Nicaragua pare
CO mas Obtimista.

De Managua, Nicaragua, con fe-
cha Is de abrll, informan 10 que 81
que: .~ef
"El senior George Emery celebr6
contrato con el gobierno, en- virtud
fdel cual Sc lie concedio permiso pa
ra cortar maderas en- las costa at
lantica, concediendosele ademas
el derecho de libre introduction
de artfculos que el contratista ne
cesitara para la exploitation de su
negocio; pagarfa, en- cambio, una
pension annual y Sc obligaba a re-
poner uno por uno todos los arbo-
les que fuera descuajando."
Emery corto maderas, Y repu-
so alguna parte de 10 talado en- los
bosques nacionales pero no en- la
cantldad que lie obligaba el contra
to-"
"Ademas, al favor de la Tranquil
cla aduanera concedida, y aprove-
chando la venalidad de dos emplea-
dos del gobierno, introdujo contra
bando de mercaderfas, en- gruesas
cantidades, que luego Sc ponfan al
expendio por medic de la casa Spell
man, la que estaba en- compania con
el senior Emery"
Este no hizo case nunca de los
llamamientos que Sc lie hicieron al
cumplimiento del deber, hasta que
Sc dispuso recurrir al tribunal de
arbitros, previsto en- el contrato."
"Los arbitros fueron los norte-
americanos, eompatriotas del senior
Emery, senores Samuel We'll Y ANA
dec Belanger, quienes condenaron
a Emery"
La rescision Sc imponfa, por la
fuerza misma de la lie w ell asunto
pas6 a ventilarse ante los tribuna-
les comunes, siendo condenado Eme-
ry en- todas las instancias, Y cum
pliendose todos los requisites pre-
vistos en- las leyes de la, repdbilica"
"Aqui debi6 haber terminado Ia
question; pero habiendo el concesio-
mario ocurrido al departamenot
de estados, a fin de que este inter-
viniera como mediator, el gobierno
de Nicaragua accedi6 gustoso, como
una deferencia cort6s con aquella
secretarfa, entrando discutir el
asunto por medic de nuestra lega-
ci6n en- Washington"
LA discussion Sc ha prolongado
mas de 10 que Sc crey6 al principle,
a pesar de las activas e ilustradas
gestiones de nuestro sagaz repre-
septante doctor don Luis F. Corea."
"En la actualidad trabaia con di-
ligencia el ministro Espinosa, ha-
ciendo resplandecer el incuestiona-
BILE derecho de Nicaragua Y para
que rinda ciertos informes acaba de
ser llamado q Washington el minis
tro Gregory"
NO nay, pueS, TupIuTa oe rela-
clones"
10 que 81 puede ocurrir es que
no corone un exito feliz nuestra cam
pana diplomatica, y Sc nos niegue
la iusticia porque no somos fuertes.'
''El gobierno, sin embargo, tiene
fe en- que han de prevalecer en- el
departamento de estado los altos
principles del buen derecho, Y en-
que Sc ha de reconocer en- el fallo
de los tribunales de Nicaragua, la
serena, tranquila y recta aplica-
ci6n de la lev"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-28

Fl delegado Coll-cuchy (Cl Sc
excusa de formar psrte de IL conf
son DE- Ia Camars, en- las eouferen-
elas al presupuesto y la preadencia
Ie sustituye con el Lcdo. Aeuha
2. ne c. z. Del sr. Dominguez.
Para oonrsdsr IIriSdieei6a q faelIl-
tad & 'os cols1s0rss de rsntas intsrnas
para ltbr1r csrtlflcGeionss De bs docu-
wsnio que tsnqGn b pue5an tensr sa
u ulrsaoo "a s4s archipOs.
CaR-Clchy lCJ Contra el proyec-
10. Us esta ESQ Que en- este proyecto
50 Iudlcs. ft.ato IN Ia ley.
- te-ec5la e. p-oyecto de lev SIN
mas discussion.
r.. B. 81. D5e'1s & 0g RsglStr1io-
re. ~ n Fropiof1f.
Iu-p1e-ta zeZsn q iaiorme daI co
u., W lr. ..z.ar,in. Sc aprueha r IN
iarue .l- debate
- -a-pelde = session
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
At the Theaters.

The best vaudeville team that has
been seen in this city during the
season was seen last night at the
Airdome where Jack Elliott and
Miss Edith Fassett are now playing
a weeks engagement.
Mr.. Elliott is the possessor of a
splendid bass voice and his songs
made a great hit with the audience,
especially his parody on My Ro-
sary, which is exceptionally good.
Miss FaSsett in her clever limitations
of Anna Held and other prominent
actresses is exceedingly good. The
jokes too are new, none of them
having been heard here before. Not
only are the jokes good, but they
are also free from vulgarity, smut
tiness, which is a decidedly pleasing
feature. Taken as a whole, they
without doubt are ahead of any team
that has played this circuit this sea-
son
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

well her look agreed with her tone
She was very angry.
IT were not afraid of boring you,
he said with quiet gravity, Il would
tell you the whole story, but" he
pretended to hesitate.
He heard her harsh little laugh at
once.
Your worst enemy could not &C
cuse you of being bore!" she re
torted. "Oh, no, It's something
quite different from boredom that 1
feel, assure you!"
Il wish I thought that you cared
for me enough to be Jealous" Logo
theft said earnestly.
"Jealousi"
No one can describe the tone of in
dignant contempt in which thorough
ly jealous woman disclaims the least
thought of jealousy with single
word; a man must have heard it to
remember what it is like, and most
men have LogOtheti knew it well,
and at the sound he put on an EXPIRES
sion of meek innocence which would
have done credit to a cat that had
just eaten a canary
I'm so sorry" he cried in a voice
like a childs 81 didn't mean TO make
you angry, was only wishing aloud.
Please forgive met"
IF your idea of caring for a wom-
an is to make her Jealous"
This was such an obvious misinter-
probation of his words that she
stopped short and bit her lip. He
sighed audibly. as if he were very
sorry that he could do nothing to ap-
pease her. but this only made her feel
more injured She made an effort to
speak coldly.
You seem to forget that so long
as we are supposed to be engaged l
have some little claim to know how
you spend Yopr t!ynai"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
Captain Harrington Is Charged With
Conspiracy to Defraud.

BY Associated Press
Princeton. Ind. Sept 2S--The dis
appearance of H. E. Agar, who was
arrested i nTexas after his wife had
heen paid several thousand dollars
fer life insurance has become the
subject of court investigation here
1t was announced today that CaOt
Harrington, who commanded the
river steamer from which Agar dis
appeared, supposedly being drowned,
will be brought here to answer a
charge of conspiracy to defraud.
Agar. who disappeared two years ago
while conducting some big grain
deals, was under arrest at Lafayette.
Ind. After his return from Texas,
Agar's fritnds and family furnished
assistance which enabled him to set
tie his affairs satisfactorily.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

turbing sense of his near presence
which she had missed for three days,
though she was secretly a little afraid
and ashamed of it; and to-day it had
not come while her anger had lasted.
But now it was stronger than ever be-
fore, perhaps because it came so I'M
expectedly, and 1t drew her to him.
Their eyes met and they looked
long at one another in the shade of
the elm tree on the lawn, as the sun
was going down Only few minutes
had passed since Margaret had been
very angry, and had almost believed
that she was going to quarrel finally,
and break her engagement, and be
free; and now she could not even turn
her face away, and when her hand felt
his upon It, she let him draw it slowly
to him; and half unconsciously she
followed her hand. bending towards
him sideways, from her seat. nearer
and nearer, and very near
And as she put up her lips to his,
he would that she might drink his
soul from him at one deep draught-
even as one of his peoples poets
wished, in the worlds spring time,
long ago.
1t had been strange lOve-making.
They had been engaged during more
than two months, they were young.
vital, passionate; yet they had never
kissed before that evening hour under
the elm tree at Versailles. Perhaps it
was for this that Konstantin had
played. or at least. for the certainty
it meant to him, if he had doubted
that she was sincere.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

nonsense! and IN your moments
OF enthusiasm you say that l sing bet
ter than Nine Bonanni in her best
days"
Eyes. You know quite as much
as she ever did, you are a much better
musician, and you began with better
voice Therefore you sing better I
maintain It."
You often maintain things you
don't believe" Margaret retorted,
though her manner momentarily re-
Taxed a little.
only in matters of business" an
swered the Greek with imperturbable
calm
pray. is learning Tartar q matter
Of business?" Her eyes sparkled
11@ri'y as she asked the question.
Lc~0'heti smiled; she had reached
,ho out to which he knew she must
.e~ -oYe long
s'r ves," he replied with alacrity.
-c It is"
accounts for everything.
t.3- c.,l Try to believe il was man
" aof. heard speaking"
- Il the truth, have some sus-
about that myself" answered
LoSothei
i have a great many" Margaret
laughed rather harshly And you be
have as if you wanted me to have
more Who is this eastern woman?
Come, be frank. She is some one
from Constantinople, ISN'T she? A
Fanariote like yourself, l dare say-an
old friend who is in Paris fora few
days, and would not pass through
without seeing you. Say so, for heav-
ems sake, and don't make such mys-
terry about it,"
How very ingenious women are
observed the Greek. IF l had thought
of it l might have told you that story
through the telephone yesterday But
I didn't"
Margaret was rapidly becoming ex-
asperated. her eyes flashed her firm
young cheeks Redeemed handsomely,
and her generous lips made scornful
curves.
Are you trying to quarrel with
me?"
The words had fierce ring; he
glanced al her quickly and saw how
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

The RaymOndville hOmeseeker
car, Isabel. came in Saturday night
with a full complement of passen-
gers, after lying over day at
Raymondville The party consisted
of F. w. Stauch and wife. Chicago;
J. NJ. Gilbert, Detroit; Mrs. Lena
Gartner, Aurora, Ill: VIM. Beard
sell. Buffalo, n. Y; Frank Wood,
MIR. and Mrs F. Wood, Jr., Three
Rivers, Mich; w P. Hicks, Chica-
go; Jas. Gardner, Cincinnati; VIM.
Baublitt, Madison, Wis; VIM. Far
nell, Albany, N Y; c. C. Cook,
Bath, n. Y; T. Smith, Penn Yam, \.
Y; H. Patton, Boston, S. w. Lind
sey and wife. Chicago, and c. H.
Murdoch, kingsville, J. Schlech, Ly-
ford, Mrs. Schultz and daughter, Sc
bastian and Miss NOrling. Kings
vile, also made the trip to Browns
vile with the car The party was IN
charge of S. w. Lindsey, who re-
ported several sales on the way down
with others to be closed today. The
Isabel was taken out on the early
train yesterday and dropped at Ly-
ford, where it will lie over today,
strating north tomorrow.
This is the first homeseeker ex-
cursion of any Importance to reach
the valley this fall 1t is the fore
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
The Court Record.

In the court ofJustice of the Peace
Gavito this morning, William Bar
rnston, colored, charged with assault
with attempt to commit murder up
on the person of one Shelly Binkly,
also coIored, was givel an examining
rial ana placed under a $3.50 bond
10 appear before the next grand jury.
Got beirg able to furnish the bond.
the prisoner was remanded 20 jail
Darlington is charged with assault
Ing BiGkly at the barbecue pit near
ne passenger depot on last Monday
night during an alteration over a
piece of pie.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
HERALD WANT ADS

(AdS for this column strictly cash
in advance. 1t is only by saving
bookkeeping and collection expenses
that The Herald can make the cheap
rate given.)
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

FOR SALE-4O acres of the fin
est land in the valley, 3-4 of a mile
from the depot. Land all cleared,
broken and ditched. Suitable foR
truck. forage or sugar cane Local
ton and soil must be seen to be
appreciated. / have more than ]
can handle. DR.. Mount c. Wild.
Harlingen, Texas 9-2Otfdw
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

At the Electric Theater last night
several good pictures were shown
to large audiences. THE Manufac-
ture of Cigarettes" was the feature.
being instructive as well as anus
ing. The picture gave a most re-
alistic idea of the making of cigar
cites, beginning in the tobacco fields
and showing each process used in
their manufacture up to the finished
product. THE Empty Sleeve" the
memories of civil war veteran, was
also good, as was also "OId Sweet
hearts, "A Fantasia in Smoke, ."
and He Could Not Dance But Was
Willing to Learn" the experience of
a gawky man trying to learn the
mysteries of dancing which produced
roars of laughter from the audience
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
PENNSYLVANIA HIGHwAYM.y
Shot Man Because He Was Slow in
Handing Over VaIuabIes.
By Associated Press

Dy ASsOCIdItu Press.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 2S.-One
man is dead and two others are in
a hospital in this city suffering from
bullet wounds as the result of a
hOldup by a masked man in a saloon
at York road late last night. James
Quinn, the dead man, was shot be-
cause he did not act quick enough
IN hading over his valuabIes. The
highwayman escaped.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

runner of what is expected to be
a tremendous influx of homeseek-
ers or winter tourists. who viii be
coming down all fall and winter
either to seek investments or to en-
joy our delightful winter climate.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

Moths do not like to make their
nests in any place where salt has
been and one may often get rid Of
them by scrubbing the floor with a
hot strong solution of salt before
laying down the carpet and scatter
ing dry salt on the carpet when
sweeping it.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

Manuel Torres. Pedro Cara and
relrO Torres were this morning
fined s. and cost each in the Justices
court, on a charge of assault upon
Hose Rodriguez on last Saturday
night at Villa Nueva. While attending
4 bale" at Villa Nueva last Satur-
day night, the three men became
involved in a quarrel with Rodriguez
and as result all three pOuncad
apOn Rodriguez. Quirts, sticks and
fists were used upon Rodriguez Gu
pOla TO such an extent that his head
now has the appearance of a raw
lump of liver None of the trio were
able to pay their fines, so they are
now laying it out" in the county
Jail.
Business picked up this morning
in the city court when Jose Herman
DEE, Severe Treyino, Tomas Flores,
Adrian Ortiz Miguel Webb and Man
uei Melendez were brought before
his honor, the mayor, and each as
seSSed the usual one dollar and costs.
This sextet, after imbibing too freely
Of mescal last night became possess
ed of the idea that they were artists
of the first class and with this idea
in their "cabezas." started out to ex-
ercise their alleged talent Adams,
Washington and Elizabeth Streets
we're each literally supplied with
coats of crimson hue. but as they re-
turned to Elizabeth Street to add
the finishing touches to the scene,
they encounteredOficer Valdez, who
out of sympathy for the sextet ac-
corded them a most liberal invita-
ion to spend the nighl at the Hotel
de Cara promising them anintroduc-
ton to the mayor this morning. Up
or being sufficiently pressed, the sex
tet accepted the Invitation. with the
above results.
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Situation Wanted.

POSITION WANTED - Young
woman bookkeeper and typewriter;
experienced; any town in the valley.
9-2S-tf
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FOR RENT-Four rooms. ground
floor. near the Miller Hotel. Apply
to Dr. c. II. Thorn 9-2S-3t
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For Sale

SECOND HAND surrey and harness
for sale at the Rio Grande Maehoss
Shop; price $4,000
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

AUTOMOBILES repaired at Flo
Grande Machine shop NJ. A. New
man machinist 2S-lt
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

FOR SALE-Two teams mules.
Jersey COW, implements, household
goods, etc, c. W. Telie, Santa Ma
ria, Texas 9-27l2