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The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
OWNERS Of BLIND
PICS ARE TRAPPED
Naval Attack" Successful on One
River Front Place and Other
Falls for Ruse.

Six alleged blind pigs" said To
have been operated In boat houses
along the river front. between Water
Works park and Fairview-ave., CAPT.
tllated To a combined naval and land
attack by the police Of Elmwood and
Mcclellan stations, and have gone out
or business, while warrants have been
issued against Herman A. Schmidt,
proprietor OF q boat livery at the foot
81 Parkview-ave., and August Romes-
ka, foot of Fairview-ave.
Romeska CALAMITY repulsed the ma.
val attack on his place. made by Pa
trolman Coats and Krimmel, in plain
clothes. only to fall for a counterpart
OF the old Wooden Horse gag that
caused the fall o, besicged Troy. An
express wagon, containing Patrolmen
Church and Reid. of Mcclellan sta
ton, also in plain clothes. served AS
the wooden horse. and Romeska failed
TO scent trouble when the two "ex-
presSmen" drove up to his place. and
unostentatiously loitered about for
hours, waiting for the appearance Of
the man who. they said, had ordered
them 10 60 there and wait for him.
When they gradually worked into the
crowd around the place. they had no
trouble in purchasing enough beer on
which to base their complaint
Schmidts place had been visited
prior TO that time, and ROmeska had
evidently taken the alarm from that
occurrence.
Coats and Krimmel ploughed up to
Schmidt's place In fine launch. and
Goats Immediately started to talk TO
Schmidt about the purchase OF 3d.
600 launch. He was gladly welcomed
to the select circle in the boat house,
and when he ordered round of
drinks for the crowd, there was no
protest at serving beer and whisky, II
Is alleged. and taxing his money.
Then the officers flashed their
badges and helped themselves to sam
rles OF the liquid. which they bottled
for use in court.
Wher Coats and Krmmel tried the
launch game on Romeska, they were
quickly repulsed, being forbidden TO
Land, md oraereG- out OF the place.
Then came the express wagon, on the
land side. and II was all off,
Schmidt and Romeska are each
made defendants in TWO warrants.
charging them with failing to nle
liquor bonds. and falling TO pay their
liquor tax.
The police allege that four other
blind pigs" which were In full swing
when the two raids were made, have
quit the business, and will not be
prosecuted.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
TO HAND EN- OUT IN BUNCH.
That's How Mayor Will Announce
Minor Appointments.

All the minor city appointments are
to be handed out in bunch about
the first OF June. That is the way
that Mayor Breitmeyer has II sized up
now.
Il am going to announce them all
Just as soon as get back from the
Board of Commerce excursion" he
says. Then | will have them all or
my mind
1t is possible. however. that the re-
appointment OF Jacob j. Haarer as
commissioner of public works may go
TO the council sooner, while the may.
or has said that he would hold back
the park commissionership appoint
ment until about June 10.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
AGED WOMAN BURNED.
"Granny" Lempke Victim Of Explosion
will Likely Die.

Left alone In her home, no. % Kins.
mon-ave.. with six small children,
Granny" Lempke. so years old. was
probably fatally burned. when a case
line explosion occurred while she was
preparing food for the babies early
Saturday morning. Mrs Lempke's
daughter had left TO go to work before
the accident happened. and there was
no one TO help the feeble old woman
when her clothing became ignited.
making her veritable pillar OF flame.
She Ia frightfully burned about the
arms and chest, and the lower portion
Of her face. In St Mary's hospital,
little hope for her recovery is held out.
Her daughter visited the hospital Sat.
urday morning.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
AT 80. BILLY" GRAY, OF
DEARBORN, KILLS SELF
"a Guess I'm Going To DIE" He Said
After Taking Personal---very.
Was Gone.

DEARBORN, Mich, May 22.-I
guess I'm going to die; I've taken
poison said Billy" Gray, SO years
old. who swallowed quantity OF paris
green in a At of dependency at his
home here last night. He walked into
Lis house and made the above remark
To his aged wife. The wife summoned
a physician who worked over the vic
tim for an hour and pronounced him
out OF danger.
change came for the worse, how
ever. later In the night and Gray died
before midnight. All his money was
zone. He toiled OH his little plot OF
ground with its patch OF garden truck.
he had weathered the winters hard
ships fairly well.
Gray was born in England In 1910.
lie used to tell stirring stories OF the
wars and other events that shaped
the destiny of his native country.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
sHUBERTs LEASE
WHITNEY THEATER
Playhouse Will Be Remodeled at
Cost of $4,000 and Renamed
The Garrick.

With the opening of the new the.
atrical season, next September an
other strictly highc class theater, un.
der the control OF the Shuberts, Will
provide entertainment for the Detroit
public. The ShuDerts have secured a
lO'year lease OF the Whitney theater
from the owner. l.. ID. Stair, who will
spend about $4,000 In remodeling the
playhouse along modern and artistic
lines. II will then be renamed the
Garrich. The Shrberts will take pcs.
session about Sept |. putting on line
OF hign-grade attractions.
Announcement OF the change was
made in New York Friday, the nego.
tiations having been closed between
thee Snuberts and Stair 4 Havlin In
the metropolis. II was confirmed Sat.
urday morning BY James NJ. Loner-
gan, general representative OF tho
Stair & Haylin interests In Detroit
Dr. M. Campbell, owner of the La
fayette theater. has applied to stair
AZ Havlin for the privilege OF putting
on the attractions formerly produced
in the Whitney theater, and Mr.. Lon
ergan says that la all probability his
offer will be accepted. Thus, the old
Lafayette Will become the local home
or meiodrama. while the old Whitney
passes out OF exist ence.
Mr.. Stair will spare no expense In
converting the Whitney into one Of
the inest theatcrs In the country,
said Mr.. Lonergan to The Times. AS
owner OF the property and a citizen o..
Detroit, he is personally interested In
making the house as high-grade as
possible. for il Will help all the sur
rounding property and be a splendid
thing for the town. The interior Of
the house will be thoroughly remod'
eled and all changes necessary to the
new order OF things Will be made"
The work OF rcmodeling will prob
ably begin about the middle OF July.
when the present stock season In the
Whitney ends.
Mr.. I.onergan is informed that all
the Shubert attractions will be pres.
ented in the Garrick These include
such stars as Mrs. Fiske. Lou Fields.
Maxine Elliott, Dewolf Hopper. VIII.
lam FaveFsham- Rd-Dape, Marfel6.
The latter will be seen here In The
Music Master" and The Grand Army
Man." two OF his biggest successes.
These are Belasco shows. and the
Shuberts have contracts with Mr. Bel.
asco covering all of next season.
The Shuberts are known as indie
pendent in the theatrical field and are
Klaw < Changers most formidable
competitors. The acquisition If the
Whitney theater was the one link nee.
essary to complete the coast-to-coast
chain of theaters controlled by the
Shuberts.
In addition to the attractions men.
toned, the Shubert list includes sew.
cral high-class musical productions,
conspicuous among which 10 the The
Glue Mouse which has had a won.
derful run In New York
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
CRIES WHEN RELATING
MISCONDUCT OF WIFE
Charles q. Dimler's story Wins Him
Divorce, But Babe Left With
Mother.

Charles b. Dimler wept real tears
when telling on the stand In Judge
Hosmer's court. Saturday. of the al
legged misconduct of his wife. Mabel
He said she drank to excess, and once,
he said, he saw man in her room
This last bit OF evidence seemed to
affect the husband greatly and during
the rest of his testimony he cried con-
tinuously. He said his wife tried TO
reform. and was better for while,
but finally she told him she hated him
and wanted him to get out.
The husband was granted a decree.
and the care of their little daughter
was left with the mother. She was
warned that unless she proved herself
proper person the child would be re-
moved from her custody.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
CARRY OFF CLOTHING.
BURGLARS Get 5000 Worth Of Loot in
Gottesman's Store.

Burglars who were evidently pro-
yided with a wagon with which to
carry off their loot entered Max Got
tesmans clothing store, No. 291 Ora
tiot-ave., sometime early Saturday
morning. About 200 pairs OF trous-
ers. several vests few coats, and 81
In cash. from the cash register. were
taken. The value of the plumber Is
estimated at about $500.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
MAYOR vETOEs SCHOOL SITE.
Takes Action After Conference With
Citizens in Vicinity.

Mayor Breitmeyer mas vetoed the
action OF the board of education in
purchasing a site for the Maybury
school at Clark-ave. and Porter-st. He
took this action after a conference
with committee OF residents of the
neighborhood affected, including the
Rev. +. c. G. Tresselt. pastor OF the
church in the vicinity This commit
tee had petition protesting against
the location chosen by the board OF
education, and papers were also pro-
duced to show that a proper site
could lie secured in the neighborhood
and closer to the center OF child pop
ulation.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
HUBBY SCRUBBED FLOORS.
But He Is Tartar, Just the Same, Wife
Says.

The contested divorce case OF An
ME VS.. Arthur Sternberg, being heard
by Judge Hosmer, was not finished
when court adjourned at noon Satur-
day.
The Sternbergs were married In
1904 and lived together until 1908.
During that time Arthur was drunk
frequently Mrs. Sternberg testified.
and had delirium tremens. She AL
legged that he struck and choked her,
and slapped their baby. six months
old. She said he would seize the
baby's clothing In his teeth and swing
the child about the room. proceeding
which frightened her badly.
On cross-examination. Mrs. Stern
berg admitted that when she was Ill
her husband scrubbed the floors and
verandah, and washed the clothes.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
COPS RUSHED TO DOCK.
Police Hear That Striking Seamen
Threaten Trouble.

Aroused by reports that striking
sailors were gathering at Stevenson )
dock, loot of Randolph.st, in anticipa-
tion If the arrival OF Lake Carrier
vessel, Lieut. Frank Lewis sent a
strong detail of police officers 10 the
dock Saturday morning. Nearly all OF
the big men from the Broadway squad
and other officers have orders TO
stamp out any trouble that arises.
I'VE are not going TO have any such
conduct here as Is being INDUCED in
in other ports" said Lieut.. Lewis.
No trouble had been reported up to
2:30 in the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Land Omen For Settlement.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-President
Taft today signed proclamation
opening for settlement and entry a
million acres OF rich farm land in the
Couer D'Alene Indian reservation in
Idaho, the Spokane reservation IN
Washington and the Flathead reser-
walton in Montana. Couer D'Alene Is
the point for drawing sites in all
three reservations Registration will
begin July Is.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Prof. scanIon Here Sunday.

Prof Charles Scanlon, OF Pittsburs.
secretary OF the temperance commit.
tee of the Presbyterian church, will
address the Pronibitionists In the
First Presbyterian church, Sunday, at
3 D. M. prof. Scanlon Is considered
one OF the ablest cold water orators
In the county. Harold jarvis Will
sing. prof Scanlon VIII speak morn
ing ana evening in the Westminste
church
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
MAKES QUICK SHIFT.
Only IS Minutes Separates Divorce
Court and Altar In This Case.

Armed with decree OF divorce,
which had just been signed by Judge
Donovan. Mrs. Victoria Hoynowski,
aged %, In company with Frank Sa.
vicki, aged 33. went directly from the
judges chambers, Saturday morning,
and took out marriage license. The
ink on the decree was scarcely dry
when the party reached the marriage
license clerks office. From there they
went down to Justice OTIS Office and
in a few minutes we're married. From
the signing OF the decree until they
were pronounced man and wife not
more than 10 minutes elapsed
Mrs. Hoynowski's case was heard
about three months ago. but the de.
cree was not signed until Saturday
She charged her husband with cruelty
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
CONVICT STILL HIDES;
OFFICIALS BAFFLED
Harvey Johnson Is Safe Within Prison
Walls-Shot at Three Times
in Night.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 22.-Harvey
Johnson, the hide-out convict is still
safe within the walls of the Ohio peni-
Tertiary, but 1t appears that he could
not be found even with pardon.
Johnson seems to come and go at will
within the big prison city in the dark
hours. Last night while he was out
exercising three shots were fred at
him. Each time he vanished appar-
emily untouched.
On account OF Johnson's diminutive
size and the many hiding places he
can reach at the prison, 1t Is believed
he can hide out for six months or more
if he Is able to get out and secure
food at night or has some friends
among the convicts who will supply
him. The officials are baffied.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Took Too Much Pareaoric.

After swallowing two tablespoon.
fuls OF paregoric. Lizzie White. a
white woman, refused to leave her Ne
gro husband and go To the hospital.
when the Detroit ambulance dashed
up TO the house at No. SO Beacon-st,
early Saturday morning. The woman
insisted that she had not attempted
suicide. but nad taken an overdose OF
the drug, because she was unable to
sleep,
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Because OF an increase in the num-
Der OF cases OF malaria, the city OF
Leipzig has declared war on the mos
quito and will fine any resident who
fails TO carry ouJ cettain regulations
intended To exterminate the insect.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
REFUSES INSANITY EXPERTS.
Court Tells Attorney Client Must En
gage Them.

Thomas Lakin, aged 81. the railroad
gateman, awaiting trial In the recorr
er's court on the charge OF enticint
Young girls into his shanty. and in
dulging in shocking orgies with them
claims he Is suffering from seniIs
dementia. His attorney asked judge
Phelan. saturday morning, to appoint
a commission to examine into the ae-
fandant's mental condition, reduess
which Judge Phelan refused.
"The law presumes he Ii sane. ana
n YOU want to set forth that he ~ nos
mentally capable, you are privileged
20 hire your own experts to prove your
claim" said the court.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicinity saturday night
change I'm temperatures brisk 10 moder-
nte northeriy winds.
Lower NichiHani Fair tonight and
sunday not much change In tempera-
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Onc yenr nRo todHy Whhimum Tenn
p.rsturr, 81, mininium. CO.. mean, III
clear weather.
sun rose at 4t0J O. nm. sun set. mt
1t52 %.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Try II and be convinced. The best
liquid strength giver for invalids IL
Stroh's Malt Extract. Phone Main 31s
for a dozen bottles. Also At druggists.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
ann ARBOR'S BIC
MEET IS WON BY
= MUSKEG0N
Capt. Mud" Widman, of Central,
Cops Both Dashes in Imposing
Form and Helps His Team
Materially.
Score Close and Plucky Detroiters
Had To Fight an Uphill Battle
All the Way.

- Final score -points-Muske-
gon. IS Sc; Detroit Central, 35 10;
Lansing, 10; Shelby, IS 1-3; Ann
Arbor, "a Sc; Hyde Park, Il;
eeIoit, 6; lonia, 5 1-3; Saginaw, 3;
Grand Rapids, 8; Cyril, 2 ~; La
fayette, 2.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Alexander. umbrellas. 20 Monroe

CALL DETROIT TAxIcAB CO,
'Sain 562O. City eszo. PARK -
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Subscribers entitled TO books.
due previous to December 1st,
1907, can now be supplied at
this office. Call AZ City Cireu-
Iatlon Department
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

In addition TO the attractions men.
toned, the Shubert list includes sew.
cral high-class musical productions
conspicuous among which Ia the The
Glue Mouse" which has had won.
derful run in New York.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
IDENTIFIED AS HoLD.UP MAN.

Katherine Wright Is Just natural
enough to be proud OF her brothers.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

uorpIy TEuPERATUREs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-11

resados que Sc consideren con derecho
y personals ignoradas a quienes pueda
perjudicar la conversion de los descritos
inmuebles, puedan hacer oposici6n en-
termino de OUNCE DIAS naturales,
contados desde Ell de la publication del
edicto, para SUI cumplimiento libro el
presente bajo mi frma.
Por orden del Hon. Jose S. Algeria
Juez de la Corte Municipal de Manatl,
P. r. dado hoy dia 18 de Noviembre de
1909.
Extendido en- Manati, ,el dia, mes y a1o
mencionado-Gust. Vidal, Secret. c.
M. Manati.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-11

Morales para que Sc declare a su favor
el dominic de la siguiente fnca:
Terreno de setenta y tres cuerdas, ,igual
a veinte y ocho hectareas, sesenta y nue.
We areas y diez y ocho centiareas, en- el
barrio de Mana, jurisdiction de Coro-
zal, lindante por el Norte con doha Do
lores Ortiz y Jose Cosme; por Ell Sur
con el rio de Mana y Josefa Agripina
Torres, por el Este con Andres Berries
E Ines Berries, y por el Oeste con Mar
tina Berries y Jose Dolores Torres.
Terreno de diez y nueve cuerdas, equi-
valentes a siete hectareas, cuarenta y seis
areas y setenta y siete centiareas, en- el
barrio de Mana, jurisdiction de Corozal,
colindante por el Este con Fernando
Vilches y Virella por el Oeste con Regi-
ma Berries, Jose del Carmen Rivera y
Maria Antonio Berries; por ed Norte
con una Quebrada que separa estos ts-
rrenos de otros de distinto dueho, y por
el Sur con Ell rio de Mana.
POR TANTO y habiendose ordenado
por ell Honorable Pedro de Audrey, Juea
de la Primera Secci6n de esta Corte Sc
rublique la pretensi6n por tres veces
en- un peri6dico de los de mayor circu-
laci6n de los que Sc editan en- esta Gu
dad, para que los que tengan algdn de-
recho real sobre el inmueble descrito,
las personals ignoradas s quienes pue
da perjudicar la inscription y en- gene
raj tcdo el que desee oponerse pueda
efectuarlo dentro del termino de Sc
senta dias, ibro ell presente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico 9 de Diciem-
bne de 1909. A. Marin Mariea, Sc
cretario de la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-11
-(16o)-

hay Ell fondo ago que pueda voverse muer
Una muer reamente abandonada hubiese presentado
a descuberta ladr6n en- la de su
mardo Confio que todo este sera nvenc6n fun
dada sobre hechos veroslmles
La servidumbre fu6 reunda Mr. Curzon les djo que
sonora estaba de os que gnoraba la grave ell
fermedad de esposo pues de oro modo esaria ALI
perdonae mentra por parte del respectable rector
ca continue explcac6n siendo creldo Aadi6 que
haber sdo ell momentaneo extravo del teegrama,
fro maneras, que la gene crey6 todo cuanto
decia lego la conclusion que la despues de todo.
no que la escapada de mady habia sdo
pricho la enfermedad de MILFORD dervaba de
turales
Bayhss saba ago mas Huchngs tambien, pero ambos
rerenaron lenguas personas dscretas deron
una paabra de 10 que habian vsto dido No transcurrie
ron muchos das sin que la ncertdumbre ope
cambo Ell ntervalo pareciae sin embargo inter
minabe Mr. Curzon esperanto poder decr algo su casa
en- conestac6n al astimero amamiento de Mile,
habia arrepentido de arrebato deseaba vOver.
Mrs Cuzon queria que salies de Chatfeld Woodlegh
hasta tener defntvas noticas de lord Nugent en-
realad Mile estaba condolences de ponerse nueva
mente camino duras penas habia espacado una pc
lgrosa enermead e nio estaba tan endeble deb pOr
la precptada fuga las vicisitudes que habia esado
ieo que doctor ena seros temores de que pudiese
vvir Mrs Curzon saba sumamente enfadada su So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-11
CAPITUII0 XN3

Todo q mndo de opTniim DUE ia iesaparicion la
miady evada oabo estaslo de leh salud la
de la enfermedad de lord Nuent; pero nadle poda
trever la verdadera cave al ernuI lcutades dulas
que todos parecian enfraseaFsa
NIie bajo los soeitos cunEaios 1e tia, habia
recobrado por complete, estaba disposition de ha
blar uiciosamente decr In que habia hecho
lr de Mrs Curzan essue40 admiration y pena
las espantosas reveaciones qe la hba echo ell hombre
qen d6 el dinero primero liz hiba escrto luego La
habl6 persuadendola de cue nsardo estaba pegru
de arrestado por asesinafa asimismo ago
sobre bigama LIE habia dcho que prmera esposa
que 81 queria podia poa mosFarsela 1uego vino eE
nacimento del niho mas feceS dfas la airmac6n de
Jorge de haber presenciafo ell rferro lie mujer air.
mac6n que ella crey6 haeo&a rlegar al olvido aqueIa
hstoria en- tanto como Le Snusahse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-11

dicho terreno los caminos que con-
Queen a Jaguas, a Cialitos y q
Front6n por Penonales.
Esta finca sc encuentra inscrita
q nombre del promovente alsfolio
1ro. vuelto del tomo 26 de GALES,
inscription "a.
{b( URBANA: Casa sta en- la calle
"Tamarindo" del pueblo de Cha
les, cuya casa es de maderas, te-
chada de zinc y tejamanil, de nue.
We metros trece centimetros de
frente, por siete metros cuarenta
y siete centimetros de fondo, Gu
va casa es terrera y esta enclava-
da en- un solar propiedad del Mu-
nicipio de dicha poblaci6n, mi
diendo dicho solar diez metros Sc
tenta y nueve centlmetrOs de
frente por veinte metros setenta
y cinco centfmetros de fondo.
Lindan casa y solar por ell frente,
con la mencionada Gale de Ell
Tamarindo; por la derecha en-
trando, con casa de don Jose San
Miguel; por la izquierda, con casa
de viuda de Martinez y Compa-
lila, y por la espalda, con tierras
de don Lorenzo Velez.
Esta finca Sc encuentra insert
ia nombre del promovente al
folio $50 del tomo % de Ciales,
inscription la.
POR TANTO, habiendo ordenado cl
Hon. Jose S. Algeria, Juez de esta Cor
e Municipal de Manati, Sc anuncie la
interesada por medic de un
,dicto en- un peri6dico de circulation de
a Capital de la Isla, para que los inte-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-11
Num-.

POR CUANTO, Felipe Santiago Cor
dero, representado por eE abogado ). e..
Ceboilero, prosento ante esta
Corte Municipal una petlclon interesan-
do La conversion en- dominic de inscrip-
Clones de possession de las tincas siguien-
tes:
(a) RUSTICA. rinca >.t,;ada en- e.
barrio de Cialltos lugar de Nava-
las t&lmno de Ctales. compues-
ia de CINCO cUERDAS Y
TRES CUADROS, equivaentes d
dos hectareas, treinta Y cinco
areas, ochenta y ana centlareas
de terreno llan0 de tercera clase
con algunas fncas Ge cafe y pas
tos: contiene una casa de maderas
del pals techada de zinc. Linda
Dor ell Norte, con terrenos de la
Sucesi6n de Juan de la Cruz FL
-gueroa representada por su vluda
,,Josefa Rivera y tierras de Rafael
Arroyo, separates por una que
brada; por ell Sur, con tlerras de
don Jose P. Santiago Y Succession
de Geronimo Veg&, representada
DOR JOAQUIN Vega; al Sallente
con las de dana Antonia Alvarez
al Poniente, con terras he Jose
Moncerrate Colon, atravesandt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-11
ED1CTO

EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
SAN JUAN, P. r.
Secci6n Primera
Mum. 34O7.
Estados Unidos de America. Ell Presi.
dente de los EE. UU.-SS.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
EX-Parte.
POR CUANTO habiendo presentadc
el abogado don Quintin Negr6n Sanjurjl
una moci,,n 4 nembre de Ferm1n Berri d