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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
Chancellor Strong Determined
to Stamp 1t Out.
Two SOphOmOres Are Given In.
definite Suspension.
LAYS DOWN THE LAW.
Head of University Says Hazing
Is Obsolete.
Offending Students Ducked
Freshmen in a Fountain.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. 20.-Last
evening two students at the Univer-
sity of Kansas were Indefinitely sus-
pended because they participated in
hazing. The students are Harry c..
Berger of Halstead, a sophomore in
the college, and Herbert F. Smelter of
Wamego, sophomore in the school
of engineering. "Hazing is a foolish
and cowardly CUSTOM" spoke Chan
cellor Frank Strong in the chapel.
The chancellor had just returned
from a trip to eastern educational in
situations which had extended over a
period of three weeks and stated that
he was very much chagrined to learn
that hazing had broken out again in
Kansas university during his absence.
''Hazing must be stopped in the
University of Kansas he continued.
"It does not belong in an institution
Of this sort.
students have no rights in state
institution other than those which are
granted to any other citizens of the
state, and they should be careful to
respect those rights.
college students are famous for
their thOughtlessness, and I we'll real
ize that it is such thoughtlessness
which leads to the pranks recently
committed here. Nevertheless I beg
or you to nave some regard for the
damage that such thoughtlessness is
likely to cause your alma mater. I
was very forcibly impressed while at
the eastern institutions of the
strength the alumni give to their in
situations through their loyalty. A
student should have the same regard
for the record of his alma mater as
he would for the respect of his own
mother, and the practice of hazing
can be nothing but a damage to such
loyalty. 1t does not add one whit to
school spirit, and it cannot and will
not be tolerated here"
According to the report of the dis
ciplinary committee, the two students
who were suspended admitted that
they participated in the ducking of
freshmen in the South park fountain,
so they were declared to be guilty of
hazing. The report also says that
these men were not singled out be-
cause they were more active than
others, but because they were the
only ones upon whom the committee
could definitely fix the charges.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
TREATY PORTS TO OPEN
AS Agreed Upon Between Japan and
China.

Pekin, Oct. 2O.-The government an
nounced today that the four treaty
ports in Chientao would be opened No
vember 2.
The treaty ports in Chientao were
provided for in the agreement reached
between Japan and China and signed at
Pekin on September 4 last, and which
was destined to settle the Chientao
boundary dispute between the two
countries.
Japan recognized the Tumen river as
the boundary between Korea and Man
churia and promised the withdrawal of
all her officials from the Chientao dis
trict. On the other hand, China agreed
to open to the foreign trade, the towns
of Lun Chin Chun, Chu Tzucha, Tacto-
kou and Peitzokou in Chientao.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
UNITED BRETHREN AT HoLToN
Northeast Kansas Conference Is in
Session.

Holton, Kan. Oct. 20.-The North
east Kansas conference of the United
Brethren in Christ church, is now in
session here. Bishop William NJ. Week
ley of Kansas City. Mo-, IS the presid-
ing officer. There was large attend
ar ce at the opening session and more
are to come.
Campbell college is located in Holton
and a melting of the conference in the
college town is always attended with
unusual interest.
A number of Topeka people are in
attendance, among whom are Rev. and
Mrs o. T. Deever of the First u. B.
church, Rev. ard Mrs. H. H. Huffman
Of the Leland Street Church, Miss
Jeanette Long, Mrs. Laura Merideth,
Rev and Mrs. G. NJ. Huffman and Rev.
7 B. DeoYer,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
HOW He CURED
AN OLD SORE

Iwant torec S to in need of
purifier especially obstinate
In 1877 and accidentally
leg IN sharp edge of barrel. This
made opening for the discharge OF the impurities in the
circulation a great formed knows
what suffered tried it seemed nearly
everything relief The
said would amputated else through
life with dischargng that would
era health take S. S., and it
but short time until improving Greatly
encouraged continued the until removed all
the from blood made complete of the
This five and my leg has remained healed
and perfectly sound since. JOHN ELLIS.
IoS Wyckof ST., Brooklyn N. Y.
What s. SIS did for Mr.. Ellis for everyone who
who have cured themselves these offensive places through
OF purifying blood and removing the OF old
No matter what of the body chronic may be located
broken down and the ed because the blood constantly dis
condition maintained and ali efforts Of nature heal the
place fail because blood the necessary thing
impurities in the blood which produce Chronic sores come
different long spell of facilitating sickness which breeds
the body sluggish members
inherited bad blood will produce the infected condition
what the may be there be until the blood purified
One Of evidences of the of these
ETC. have effect Such only aids
flesh by surgical operation produce The blood
the old m still there and in every instance the
S. S. S. Old Sores by purifying the blood
away cause When has the b1od G
begins heal and it not surface but the healing
discharge ceases and place firm healthy flesh S S
purely vegetable made entirely from ROOTS herbs and bars Of
for Under purifying tonic
the system is built and those whose health has impaired
it's % an Sd GFd E
and removing the Book Sores and Ulcers and medical
advice wish free to all who write 80
TT.AN q
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
AUTO RACES AT ABILENE.
Large Attendance at the First
Event.

Abilene, Kan. Oct. 20.-The first au-
tomobile races ever held here had a
Zig attendance Tuesday at the fair
grounds. Records were:
Five mile race. cars costing $3.50 and
rpder-Earl StilIie. S:46.
Slow race, half mile-C. w. Parker.
Ten mile race. car costing $3.50 and
under-E. e. Coulson. 1898
Obstacle race-Amos Rogers, lis
Ten mile free for. ail-Glen Breed,
Kansas City. 17:14&.
A smoker for motorists was given in
the evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
Killing BEATS CHAPMAN.
In Exhibition Match Champion Wins
First Block, 100 to 50.

Kansas City. NO. Oct. 2O.-Johnny
king, world champion pool player, de-
feated Chapman, the local expert last
night by a score of 125 to SO. Killing is
playing 125 to Chapman's 100 for three
nights, the purse being 800. Killing
played a good game last night and
Chapman showed q marked improve
ment over his former work. The sec
ond block of the match will be played
tonight and the final Wednesday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20

Chicopee three months ago and shot
when she attempted to escape, died
from the effeots~of the wound yester-
day.
Two suspects. who were arrested at
Crowberg shortly after the assault, are
now in Jail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
WARREN SEARS INJURED.

Washburn Right End Broke Shin
Bone in Practice Last Night.
Warren Sears. right end on the
Washburn football team had the shin
bone in his right leg broken in the
practice last night and will be out
of the game, for the greater part if
not all of the remaining season. He
was kicked on the leg just above the
ankle and his shin bone was broken.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20

Safety is the first requisite of an in
vestment. See the San Diego exhibit at
the National hotel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
A. Q. MILLER GETS ANoTH
Buys the BelleviIle Freeman and Con-
sOIidates It With Telescope.

Belleville, Kan, Oct. 20.-A. @. Mil
Ter has purchased the Freeman and
consolidated it with the Telescope. The
consolidated paper will be known as
the Telescope. The consolidation gives
Miller fine field for Republican
I.aper.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
VICTIM OF ASSAULT Is DEAD.
Miss Lena Berani of Pfttsburg Die
After Lingering Three Months.

Pittsburg, Kan, Oct. 20.-Miss Lena
Berani, who was attacked by three
men while walking with a friend near
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20

See ]. THOMAS LUMBER co. for
lumber and DEWEY PORTLAND CE-
MENT. Guaranteed the best manu-
featured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
GIVEN A DRENCHING.
Much Needed Rain Falls in Central
Kansas.

Newton, Kan, Oct. 20.-Rain began
falling here Tuesday afternoon and
continued through the night. Since
the last rain two weeks ago the farm
ers have been busily engaged in SOW
ing wheat, and this work is about
two-thirds completed. The rain will
put the ground in excellent condition,
so that the sowing can be finished.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20

Arkansas City, Kan, Oct. 20.-Rain
fell here all day Tuesday and the
downpour continued through the
night. The rain was badly needed and
will help the wheat wonderfully.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
ConfeIencias esco|aIes
Sc efectuaron en- Barros
Albonito y Coamo con-
curriendo ell senior Gar
wood.
FL Sr. Potts asistio a Is' cele-
bra diS de Cal 0 Roio, Ailasco
yMayagGez

Ell supcrinien'lentc general. 81
Garond. del departamento de ins
trucci6n. asistn las confemneias
dc maestros celcbradas en- Barros.
Aibonito V Coann, el viernes Y -
bado de Ia scmana anterior, ha
blando On cada una de elias dc asun
tos conccrnientes las escuclas Y a
Ia cnsenanZa
Al mismO tiempo Fl superintendent
te general ST. Potts, Sc hallaba en-
Ia parte ocste dc Ia isla. en- donale
asi-ti0 tambifn la conferences
ccIcbracias en- Cabo Rojo, .Aiiaseo Y
Mayag uez. los maesiros dcmues
tran muchO inteu.S pOr ostas con
ferencias. III itirerario segiriD p0r
los Superintendentes generates est 4
dc tai niodo que cada mo
dc ellOs pueSlc aSisiir 4 una . mas
dr estas confremclas dc naesff5-.
Fl ST. Potts hahlarl en- Ia a,le -
lie varS : cato e,,a -cmana en- Mar
Gao, V el ST. GarwU1i en- la dc Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
D|SOLUC|ON
De MATR|M0N|0.
Ell Sr. Escalera deman
da a su esposa dona
Ceferina.
Escalera declara que su
esposa abandono el domi
clio conyugal desde 1907
De este matrimonio nacieron
dos nihas que estan en- poder
de Ia madre.

Ante la Cortc de distrito de Aqua.
dilla Sc ha visto la denuncia Gle di
,orcio intcrpuesto por don Jose Es
calcra Nclcz contra sll csposa doila
Crftrina Colon. Escalera funda su
pcticion de divorcio en- que su espo
sa ahandon6 cl domicilio conyugal.
dcsdc cl ano 1907, csto es d los dos
amos dc casados.
Escalera declara que su conyuge
Sc neg6 seguirle Mavaguez en- don
de iba 4 ocupar un emplco
Del matrimonio Nclcz Colon M
cicron dos nihas llamadas Rosario y
Celia las cuales est an en- poder Gle su
madrc
La Corte de distrito, con fecha
- del rasado ordeno la citaci6n I la
sonora Ceferina. Dicha citacion Sc
hizo por medic Gle edictos por no sa
bersc cl paradero de la rcferida Sc
nora.
La Corte ha notificado por segun
da vcz, informando que de no pre-
sentarsc a contestar la demanda.
scra dcclarada en- rebeldfa y cl Sr.
Escalera podrd obtener el fallo de
acucrdo con su solicitud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
Nuevas construcciones.
El senor Eduardo Giorget-
ii adquiere la casa situa
da en- la esquina S. S. E.
de la plaza principal
Parece que SO trats de levantsr
ALI nm gran y moderno edih,
clio.

Por compra hecha cn cstos dias
ha adquirido cl Sr. Eduardo Gior
gctti la antigua casa sitiada en- la
csquina $. S. f. dc la plaza Bal
dorioty, on la que estan los esta
blecimnntos del Sr. p. Schira
Compahia y la barberia america
ma. Sc informa que la compra SC
hizo en- prccio de mas dc $27 600
V que 81 nucpvo propietario tiene
81 proposito de- rcconstruir el edi
iicio, lcvantando ALI una gran ca
81 de tres plantas. Mucho tempo
hace que varias personAs desea
ban ad1uirir Il cxpresado editicio
que ocupa uno dc los sitiOs mas cen
trico4 dc Ia ciudad, con cl proposito
de rccdi6carlo Y hacer ALI una mo
dcrna construction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08

- Con moti,o de n festividad
de hoy. Ia Purisnna Conccpcion.
las iglcsias de- Ia e,dad V dc San
tIr~c - han visto muv concu
rrrias- No srndo fiesta Official las
0ile,nas pnblicas han trabslado;
pero RI comcrrio eerr6 sis estableci
mpntOs.
-Parccc que FL punto De IA ocu
pactIn dc casas pcrtenecientes al
Puelblo ,le Puerto REQ. Y que Vi
yen al.cInos altos empleados pu
blicp-. del .obmrno insIl..r. e vuel
ss. 4 r-,ner -Obne el tapctc y ser2
osqstp j.. atenci6n pr parte del
s.r;nerno.
- ia como dezca-tais Ia can
drlaturl ,isl ~. Wilson para el car
- It. Conn s.pnair I'll Interior,
qiIe lIesiars s4ranfr On bre~e. So
Informs rrE = ornsionai o Sr.
s.rshsfne NJ r.ene noticias de 81
roniina-. ~ "a ear,o. siendo rec
is-ziip fsr 0,r,~ ! amos 3 80 ausen
tar A. p i>ia para los Estados
nsio> d.janio detinitivamente
Il que '!,semPena-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
De La d|c|NA
DE- SANDAL;
Un case de difteria en-
Jayuya.
Visitando los puestos de
venta de leche en- la ciu-
dad y sus poblados.
Solicitud del Sir. Francisco Llu-
yeras, de Yauco.

Inspector de Sanidad Sr. An
dino, participa habcr visitado en- la
manana del dia 6 en- San Juan 6
puestos, habiendo obtenido densi
dades del 80 al 81.
Inspector de Sandal, Sr. Ron
da, participa haber visitado en- la
manana del dfa 6 en- el barrio de
Santurce 3 puestos de leche, habien
do obtenido densidades del 2St al
80.
M. Angelet isolicita una pro
rroga al plazo ca-acedido para rcali
zar las obras qas Sc lie han exigido
en- ell estableciruento de dulceria
de SUI propadad.
Official Gle Sanidad de Aguadilla,
solicita Sc lie remitan impresos para
extender certificados de salud y pa
ra remitir las estadisticas Gle aquella
municipalidad.
Official de Sandal, Barros, re
mite rcalcion de los vacunados &
informa un case de disenteria epi
demica.
Official de Sanidad, auxiliar dc
Jayuya, informa un case de difteria
el cual falleci6.
Gordon 4 Spavcn plomeros,
presentan pianos para las obras Gle
plomerias que Sc han de cfcctuar
en- ell edificio, "Escucla jefferson
dc Arecibo.
Ramon Navarro, maestro plo
nero, remte para la aprobaci6n pla
nos para ampliar las obras dc plo
merfa en- la casa No T. de la calle
de San Jose.
e. Perez Carrasquillo, macs
tro plomero, consulta sobre las con
diciones que debe, reunir, y dimen
stones dc un pozo septico.
Inspector. de alimentos 10. dis
trito dc Humacao, remitc informe
dc su vista dc inspection il los
pueblos de Caguas, Gurabo, Jun
COS V las Piedras. Y cnvia actas de
de articulos alimenti
clos en- NAL estado en- Caguas y
Juncos.
-Antonio Bartolomey dc Yauco,
pide autorizacion para cxhumar los
rcstos de Tomasa Bartolomey ia
llecida en- el ano 1902
Inspector de alimcntos de San
Juan, remite mucstras garbanzos
picados.
Assistant tesorero de p. Rico
remite muestras para scr analiza
das en- cl laboratorio quimico.
Edward Osicrhof, solicita una
relaci0n de los Oficialcs ' emplca
dos dc las oficinas de Sandal Supe
rior
DR.. A. Pietri, dc Pchuelas, so
Iicita informe sohre los requisites
para registrar un titulo de nedico,
para podcr cicrcer en- Puerto Rico
Francisco Lluveras, de 1auco.
solicita autorizaci6n para cxhumar
los rrtos de Geronimo L!uscras
TnrroS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
Visitanlo al gobeTnadoI.
Los ex.alumnos de Michigan en-.
vian una cOmisiOn al sehor
COItOn

Ios -csiudmnics lie Ia Tini
vcrslad dc Michigan que So en
rucutran en- San Juan. cnviaron
81 domingo una comisi6n al gobet
nndor Cotton para saludarle en- nom
brc dc sus cx-compaicroS. pues
ii hoy cobrrnador Dc Ia i-ll estudi6
, amos. 1871 y 1872. en- Ia eXpresada
Tnivcrsdad Tomaron la comi
son que fue Il saludar al goberna
dor l1s Srcs. DR.. Torregrosa, LIDO.
l. Gncnaga, Lio K del Vale s,
rfaea. II Dean dc IA Normal Sr
FlcaeIe. lido Renedic'o Y LIDO
Manuel dcl Valle Atilcs. FL 90
iarnsplor drpartio extensamente
ron sus vlsi,an'es mostrando,e
muy complacpio dc su cortesia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
E Dr.. Vizcarronao hi
20 un hermoso dis
curse.
La parada escolar estuvo
esplendlda.
La velada diri!jida por ell lilustra-
do compatriota Sr. Ramirez
quedo lucida, leyendose exec
lentes trabajos literarios.
(De nuestro corresponsal. J

Diciembre 5-Este pueblo por
i4iciativa del Sr. Ramirez lie
vo efecto una hermosa fiesta cs-
collar en- celebration del Dia dc
Accion de Gracia Y del Arbol.
La parada escolar partio del edl-
tluo que ocupa Ii escucla BAN
croft, recorriendo varias GALES de
Ia poblacion hasta llegar Il Ia pla-
Ia, donde Sc celebraron varios
ejercicios.
A las S p. m. tllvo lugar Ia vcla-
da escolar a beneticio de la Biblio-
teca y del Play ground, en- los salo-
nes de la eScuela Bancroft.
La parada escolar dlngida por
el enthusiastic professor principal Sr
Eugenio Fernandez estuvo muv
aplaudido, cada grado llevaba un
estandarte con sus respectivos lie
mas
Las recitaciones por los ninos,
como los cantos fueron inmejorables
FL Sr professor graduado ST. Suidley
lcyo el mensaje del Comisonado
dc Educacidn expresandose en-
ideas hcrmosisimas. FL sicmpre
aplaudido DR.. Vizcarrondo des-
pues Gle decirIes los escolares el
porquG Sc celebraba las va nom
bradas fiestas tcrmin6 con una elo-
cuente pocsia, donde cada para
70 encerraba un pensamiento bien
desarrollado V concrete sobrc la
"Naturaleza" ganandose cxtcnsi-
slmos aplausos.
FL principal Sr. Eugenio Fer
nandcz leyo cl mensaje del Hon.
gobernador Cotton; con ideas her
mosfsimas, dandoles Impulse a los
escolaes sobrc la necesidad de la
plantation dc los arboles, termi-
nandose la lectura con mltrldos
aplausos.
La vcIada dirigida por cI entu-
Siasta educacionista Sr. Ramirez
estuvo aplaudisima, y muy concu-
rrida, era tanta la concurrcncia
que fud impossible darla paso i to-
dos los que va hahian obtcnido
sus entradas, rcsolvicndo cI Sr.
Ramirez, repetirla i Ia siguicntc
noche, quedando tambien Iucidi-
Slma.
IL discurso del Sr. Ramirez fuc
muy aplaudido.
La fiesta tcrmino en- mclio del
mayor entuslasmo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
Manati Tec0bTa sUs
peIdidos entusiasmos
Los centros soclales abren
de nuevo SuS puertaS
para dar esparcimlento
al cspirltu
;Por que no sc organiza una 50
ciedad de asalIo, ---dicen.
IL nuc.ro enrr. .r.on.aI.

Dc.cmbfs Per tin ri casl-
M E-panm I'Iertprrnque-
10 -al"r.u 'if.i i'-'srgp "a que va
cian .,erauir q ea'sp dos inpor
isn,es if.a5 cs'Ie'Tnia- Y AMI
nisia. i'op,ne'ieii.lO que eu 'o -'ioe-
sivo %" i.-Iatan IT, irau~eurnr
tantp iienln9 -in ,Iar m bsileclio
iners'ia uiente y Propjs.to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
& fue e| peIjudicado

No encontr6 el DIR. Garcia 10 Qun
v'1io una cartera contennndO dine
70 sino que por el contrario Z Z .
le extravio Ia suya que contena -
en efectivo y algunos docum. ntos.
La Terdida fue en- uno de lO- carr5,
eleetricos, y sgrsdeoerz nuoho /.
devuelva Ia csrtera quan IA encon
tiara
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
PET|C|0N
De SUL.zE.
Fl representante por
New York pide Sc
declare Ia guerra a
Nicaragua.
Ha sido sometido al Con-
greso el bill de presu-
puesto
Hay una reduction de 1923 mi
Homes con relacion al ejerci-
clio anterior,
De nuestto servicio cablegrafico.

New York, Diciembre 7.-El re-
presentante Sulze, de New York
introdujo hoy en- el Congreso una
resoluclon ell Ia cual pide Sc declare
la guerra 4 Nicaragua en- el case q.
Zelaya Sc negare 4 ser procesado Y
juzgado como asesino de los ciuda-
danos amerlcanoS Cannon V Grace
FL presidentc Zelaya ha hecho
reproduclr en- los diarios de Mana
qua el despacho derijido 4 los re-
presentantes de la nacdn refercntc
al fusilamiento de los dos nortea-
mericanos Y que dice textlalmente
La revoluclon ocupo a dos anne
ncanos en- mlnar el rio San Juan.
Estallo una nina muv cerca del
vapor "Diamante" que Nevada a
su borde qulnlentos soldados. Cap
turados con el cucrpo del dcllto'
juzgolos Conseio de Guerra. Tuvle-
ron amplia defensa, confesaronse
culpables Y, conforme a las leycs flle-
ron condenados a muerte. Cannon
era reincidentc, tomo parte en- re-
voluciones anterioreS Y, capturado
en- Honduras en- 1907, fut puesto en-
libertad mediante compromise de
no mezclIse mas en- la polltlca cen
tro-amtrlcana. Zeldyd.
New York, Dicicmbre Z. Sigucn
llegando Rama cabecera del dis
trito de Siquia numerosos refuer-
Eos de revolucionarios. FL gobierno
reconcentra a toda prisa fucrza de
los distritos inmediatos. FL gene
raj Telemaco Lopez, gobernador
del dcpartamento de Zelaya, ha re-
cibido ordenes de permanecer a Ia
reserva para caso de que sean ne
cesarios sus auxilios en- Rama, que
esta situada q % kilometres de
Zclaya.
New York. Dicicmbre Z. Hoy
fuc presentado al congreso cl mn
tle presupuestos para 1911. Los to-
tales demuestran una reduction dc
1913 millones con rclaclon al ante
rior ejercicio.
New York, Diclembrc 7.-lnfor-
man de Madrid que cl rcy Al
fonso ha salido para Burdeos
,on el proposito de somcterse
4 una operacion de una afecclon
en- la garganta Y el ol-
10. La operacion scrd practicada
Dor el reputable cirulano doctor
Mouro.
Otro despacho de Ia misma pro-
redencia notician que la relna We
.oria Eugenia dard ii luz en- Abrll /
1roximo.
New York. Diciembre I. Hoy |
,erd lcido en- cl Congress- 81 mensaJc /
lei presidentc Taft. Hay general 1
nterfs por conoccr el docllnenio
presidential, por tratarsc en- ei dc 1
de gran importancla para .
"a naclon.
New York. Dicicmbrc Z I'm las (
,ruebas de resistcncla praeticadas .
m Mia por el aviador cspahoI So
Tor Fernandez. tuvo Ia desgracla
lie caer des,le considerable altura
Iuedando muerto en- ri acto. La
naquina sufri6 despcrfectos de con
ideracidn.
New York, Diciembrc "A IA
olicltud prcSentada ante IA suprc-
na corte por ri conocldo banqucro
dr. Morse contcSt6 aqlcI alto tribu- /,
lal dencsantip Ia peIlcI6u para IA
,cIebracl6n dc un nucvo juicio.
New York. Dicicmbrc :. La uni
real de Dinlnarca rcci-
10 hoy ios ,locumcnios del explo-
-ador Cook en- el cual esian irs-
.ritos Ios roconds hcchos cn 81 viaje
Il Polo Artico al como iadl II do
relacionai4 con su
.iajc. \
Ten.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
De laso peIIa ciudad

s. encuen;ra en San Juan en- asIn
tos de su cargo 4 -ecretario de Ia
Corte de Humacao ST. JESUS Perez
Regresars manzn4 su resierrla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
En- ell Supreme.

Han sido fijados on cl tribunal los
siguientes senalamientos de apcla
clones en- causas Grim males. Cont
nuaci6n del 10. tGrmino de scsioncs
del aio 1909.
Diciembrc. -Nrrn -l0.-El pue
bio de Puerto Rico contra Rafael Ma
tos Bernier-Libelo ihfamatorio.
Niern 10. III Pueblo dc Puerto
Rico contra Rafael Matos Bernicr
l.ibclo infamatorio.
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Renuncia deIjuezde Ponce

Ell secrctario particular del cDher
nadOr tuvo Ia cOrtesia de infOrInsr.
aver malana YIN reporter ,.e La
Correspondence que q iuez muni
cipal de Ponce Lr,iO. FeiiE-e Cass.l
due GoieOchea. habia r.nu.nciado III
cargo. siendole ad mitIIa la rtnuncis.