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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
AUCTION SALES.
By R. F. Knox, Auctioneer.


CALEsOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. vIR-
Pursuant to deed of trust executed by
Hattie v. Duncan and Mary d. Price on tn.
7th day of October, 10 s, and at the Teque t
OF tho holder OF the notes, s, cured by said
deed Of trust, default having been made in
the payment Of the interest on the debt Sc
cured ia sale desd of trust. the undersigned
will offer fer sale, at public auction, on the
premises on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of November, 1909,
at IL o'clock m, all that tract or parcel Of
land with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, and with all sppurenances thereuntO
belonging, situated at the northeast intersec-
ton Of Mount Vernon avenue and Washing
ton avenue, also called Poor House lane, in
the county of Alexandria, Virginia, near the
town of Del Ray and more particularly
bounded and described as follows;
Beginning at a feoce post on the north s de
of Poor House lane (also called Washington
avenusl established by j, Z. Sickels and
shown TO l.. T. Haney, surveyor, as the south
east corner Of the land of James Duncan,
and running thence south 81 degrees SO west
sec feet 10 fence post situated at the inter-
section Of the north side Of Poor House lane
and the east side Of Mouat Vernon ave ne;
thence along the east side Of Mount Vernon
avenue north degrees west 92S T ct 6 inches
to a stake in the south side Of Bellefont ave
nue.; thence moth 88 oegrees east $40 feet
feet along the south side of Bellefont avenue
to fence post. the northwest corner Of John
Duncan: thence south degrees % east 42S
feet to fence post; thence north 88 degrees
g. east 1862 feet to wild cherry tree blsz d on
the north side: thence south degrees a east
zoo feet along the linz Of Alexandria city
property to the point Of beginning, snd con-
tanning 1915 acres more or less. There Is
excepted from said tract or parcel OF land an
old cemetery and right of way to and from
the same. Terms OF sale cash to the extent Of
s., SOD, and the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest from the date of sale,
the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid, or all cash st the option Of the
purchaser con geyancing at the cost OF pur-
chaser.
J.K.M. NORTON. Trustee.
Oct28 ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
The Wreck Of the Hestla.

East Point, Msine. Oct. % The
death roll OF the wreck OF the steame'
Hestia, pounding to pieces on IT,
of Grand Msusn, will F.
forty, according TO the su
Thiry OF those sbosrd have -
sccouotsd for, including Il 81 OF the
elk saved aud those 90 the missing lie
boat. Third Mate Stewart, one of the
survivors, is sure that there are len who
bsve not been accounted for. There
seem no reasonable ground for hope that
the life boat with those abosrd has es-
capped the heavy seas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Murder and Suicide.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 2S.-AutoPsiss
are being held today on toe bodies OF
Irving fletcher aud his wife B:ulah,
victims Of murder and suicide tragedy
which occurred 10 the presence of their
three yesr-old child 10 Back Bay lodg-
ing house. Fletcher vas jealous aud
qusrteled constantly with bis wife. He
followed her to the home. of q girl friend
With whom she had taken refuge, fred
four shots into her body and then BILE"
out bis own brains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Declined to Grant Appeal.

Psrs, Oct % The Princess de
s gan, formerly Auna Gould, today lost
her APPEAL to the Paris court for prscti-
cal custody OF her children, whose father
vas her first husband, Count Boni de
Osstellsne, the declining to grant her
appeal to have the children Withdrawn
from the Paris schools they are now in
and placed in private schools is Nor
mandy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

The Erwin cotton mills, Representing
the largest number of spiudles IN the
South, hiss sgreed to shut down one day
esch week. This is somewhat Of con-
lrsdiction OF the statement that prosperity
reigns throughout the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

CONGRESSMAN FOWLER challenges
Senator Aldnch to q int debate on The
proposition to put the control OF The
currency into the hands of one huge
bank. The senator will not accept the
challenge. He has the Senate trained
TO do his bidding; be has the oil trus'
and the sugar trust aud the worsted
trust behind him, and be has Speaker
Cannon at the other end Of the Capitol,
says the Philadelphia Record. Senator
Aldrich will let Nh. Fowler do the talk
ing; he knows bow to get what he wants
by less noisy me bOds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

AT Utica, n Y, yesterday Bishop
Olmstesd, in addressing Episcopal
clergy interested 10 missions, declared
the church gets barely enough TO keep
on its feet, while millions are being
spent Tor chewing gum. Had he said
tobacco bis comparison would have been
even stronger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

BISHOP SPALDING, Of Utah, claims,
that the women are more anxious for
polygsmy thso the men. Aud still many
Of the womtu of this section OF the cOun.
try are commisers,ing with the poor
Norman women
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

JUDGE Holt, Of the Uoiled States
Circuit Court, Of New York, criticIsss
the government for granting immunity
t. aud retaining 10 It's service customs
inspectors who have confessed to fraud.
The criticism is richly deserved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

ONE of three assistant customs weigh
ers 10 the New York custom house, who
termed states evidence in the trial OF 8
firm OF cheese importers, on the stand
last Wednesday 10! only told OF having
underweigbed cheese imPorIaIions io'
Day, bat bad for a long time also don't
the same thing for the sugar people and
several other concerns. All OF the three
states witnesses we're promised immu'
nity ind retention in the service. This
was but q compromising Of felony Tor
which those responsible should feel
ashamed. OF course The "immuned,'
will never be guilty of such an ofenst
sgsin ? Perish The thought
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Burned 10 Death

New YORK, Oct, Fisherman Tiedt,
aged 81, sud his wife Emms, aged 27,
we're burned TO death ADD fourteen
others were seriously burned as the re.
suit of en- incendlsry FIRE which early
today destroyed Two three story tene-
meDt house st 203 and POS east Fifteenth
street. The monetary damage is $50. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Crew Reached.

New York, OF. 20 Alter drifting
for ivrty eight boUrs 10 mid.ocesn ID q
dismssted schooner, with their food SOD
water supply exhausted, OsP'aln TEL
dert and bis crew of six men oil the
B itIsh schooner w. 8. Fielding we're
picked up by the schooner Csre6 IL aud
Landed 10 this city today. The Fielding
had been dismasted in @ storm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Now York Stock Market.

New York, Oct. 2s.---The market opened
with continuation Of the upward move nent
Of Yesterdays close. To the late forenoon
profit king sales had assn ned enough i'm
portsnce TO cause slight reaction in nearly
all issues traded in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
.nscn.
.mIng more.

- the fact that the re, -..cao
-..y had nominated out % candidates
for guberoatorlal hOnOn in the state,
when they could have placed over a
hundred. The reason for this Vas sp.
parent. Had they candidates 10 every
city aud county the party would meet a
Waterloo which would be bad adver-
tisement for the organization. MI Oar.
lin d9elt at length upon the reform
promised BY the CONF etiiors OF the demo-
cratic parry aud their ridiculous charge
OF extrsvagance on the part OF those
now directing the sftsirs Of this CON-
monWeslth. he cslled attention to the
fact that Semp unhesiIstingly voted In
Congress to increase the salary OF the
president Of the United States to $751;
600 a year, or 5000 day, aud spsrt
from this voted him $25, 900 a year for
iunkeliug expenses; also to provide &C.
900 automobiles for the vice president
aud speaker OF the House OF Representa-.
tives The republican party bad also
created IS, 900 new Offices recently and
increased the tariff schedule q per cent.
Representatives, Of This party 10 Vr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
LETTER TO w. p. WOOL S &SON.
Alexandra Va.

Dear Sirs: A painter complained that our
cans are too full; unhsndy; spill
It's way we have It's handler not to be
foil; but we have a weakness for fullmessure
Our gallon contains eight pints; the usual
gallon" is seven
Wen think it over again; but We like
full can. How much short would you like 4
barrel? Seven gallons would be the proper
ton.
Short-measure suggests that the shortage
is probably not in the cheapest ingredient
Guess we'll stick to f. quarts to a allon
and fifty gallons a barrel.
The name to 20 by is Devoe lead-and-
zinc.
Yours truly
F. W. DEvOE& co.
P.s E. S. Lesdbeates & Soma sell or
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
VIII Denouncs Cook as an Imposter.

MssOnla, Mont, Oct. Zo.-Ed"aTd
Barrill and Frederick PriDts, guides on
DR. Frederick a. Cooks famous MI
Mckinley expedition, announced today
that they would publicly denounce Cook
ss an imposter when be lectures IN
Hamilton tonight.
Bsrrill aud Printz say they have been
aDgered by sleged statements made by
Cooks representatives to influence them
and they are determined TO corner Cook
and "show him up"
Printz and Bsrrill yesterday chsllened
DR.. Cook, or any Of bis representatives
TO institute proceedings, criminal OF
civil, and declared they would welcome
such action. They asserted they wanted
criminal suit instituted If possible, SO
the controversy would be settled In the
courts. DR.. Cook arrived in Missouls
late last night aud LETT today for Hsmil-
ton where he gives free address 10
which he will explain his Mt. McKinley
trip. BsrriIl and Printz will be present
and will defend their sfidavitd. A sen.
satioual meeting is expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
TOdsy's Telegraphic News
Suspected OF swludIIng.

Paris, Oct. 28.-Claiming that they
had trapped the "QueeD" Of an inter-
national swindling organisation, the po'
lice today invaded magnificent apart
ment In the Avenue Kleber, immed-
lately opposite the American embassy,
aud arrested TIE Countess de Gudette
and youth who claimed to be the Wis.,
count de Gndette, her sou. The couple
is suspected Of having swindled Partisan
jewellers out Of about $50, 900 worth Of
gems.
Tue police claim Countess de Gudette
is really sn American, who formerly Gu
perinteuded the operations of,an inter
national gang IRON New York city. She
came mere q month ago.
Countess de Gudette aud her son have
been living 10 the Avenue Klsber apart
ment for some time, paying a rental oil
81, 900 for the house, which was fur
nished b. Count Andrikof, chamberlain
to the car of Russia, q former occupant.
The establishment boosted large stat
OF liveried servants. several automo-
biIes, and all the splendor OF a royal
mansion.
The countess was magnihesntly
goWned when she was arrested. The
police claim that the establishment was
maintained as a means of securing pres
tiQe and credit among toe jewellers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

Solid Comfort. Neat and Sly
Iish. The Red Gross Shoes for
Ladies. J, A. Marshall & Bro,
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
TIE Market.

Georgetown, D. @. OCT. Is. Wheat lOS-iiS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Yours truly

P.s E. S. Lesdbeates & Soma sell or
paint, Do
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Accident TO AutomobIIIsts.

s.Ant surveillance.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-07
!
) PERSONALS /

Albert A. Sammons of Mission
spent today in the city
S. NJ. Hargrove of Sam Fordyce
was visitor in the city today.
Mrs. A w. Gilmore of Harrington
was a visitor in the city yesterday
C. P. Firman of Blessing was a
business visitor in the city today
H. A. Paine "a prominent citizen of
San Benito, spent yesterday in the
city.
Lawyers A. B. Cole and R. B.
Creager were passengers for Llano
Grande on the morning train.
a. ]. Dyers, one of Missions lead
ing truck farmers was business
visitor in the city today.
w. B. Raches E. w. Eaton and L.
Webb of Sinton were among the
many visitors in town yesterday.
Mrs. McChesney and Mrs. Free
man of San Benito spent yesterday in
the city, doing some shopping.
DR.. A. S. Morton of Bay City is
spending a few days in the city, the
guest of his brother, c. S. Morton
w. F. Pettus and Lott Pettus,
prominent stockmen of Goliad, Tex
as are among the excursion visitors.
MIR. and Mrs B. H. Hooks of Don
ma came down on the branch yester-
day and are registered at the Miller
Hotel.
Joe McShane, a prominent truck
farmer of Mission, spent yesterday
looking after business matters IN
Brownsville.
Mrs. Will Settegast and Miss Alice
Charlton of Houston are spending a
! few days in the city, as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Mcdonald.
John Cutter, who arrived lately
from Palestine. has accepted a po-
sition as prescription clerk at the
Eagle Pharmacy, entering upon his
new duties this morning.
Captain F. NJ. Collins. master OF
the launch which carries the passen-
gers between Isabel and Tarpon
Beach. came in on last nights train
returning home his morning.
Prof. Harvey C. Stiles, the well
known horticulturist of Raymond
vile was visitor in the city yester-
day. Prof. Stiles had just returned
from Monterey.
Sam Wharton of Amarillo arrived
in the city last night and is regis
tered at the Riverside Hotel. Mr.
Wharton is interested in one OF the
applications for a street car franchise
that are pending before the city
council.
Geo. T. Southwell, a prominent
furniture man of Bay City, is among
the excursion visitors. Mr. South
well is as enthusiastic a supporter Of
his home team as he is enterprlslns
las a business man-and when 1t Il
stated has he paid just $4,000 fol
his last months advertising bill, th'
degree of enterprise which he pos
sesses is plainly apparent. With suei
liberal business men as Mr.. South
well, Bay City is bound to grow ant
thrive
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-07

the game. The home rooters in the
grand stand and bleachers went wild
with enthusiasm, throwing their hats
up in the air, ringing bells, footing
auto horns, and even embracing each
other in their JOY The tabulated
e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-18
Nuevo bufete de abo-
gado.
Hay mucho entusiasmo
para un proxlmo desatlo
de baseball
Incineraci0n de carne por en-.
contrarSe infeStada de ''tri-
china"
De nuestro correspousaI.

Julio l6.-La compania Matras
Campo, que trahaja en- nuestro co
Gseo, di6 su cuarta function anoche
En- ella, Sc distinguieron, en- prl
mer turno Blanca Matras, que nc
hay que repetir 10 que tanto Sc ha-
dicho que es una artista de cora
z6n.
Cortes, Ramirez y la Perez, de.
sempeharon sus papeles, con bas.
tante acierto caractirizandolos per.
fectamente.
Ell publico fue anoche escaso, es
verdad que llovio mucho.
Para manana sabado Sc anun'
cia Ia 5a. function.
Ell LIDO. don Jose Julian Acosta
prestigioso abogado, ha alberto
en- esta ciudad, SUI bufete ell que Sc
ra muy frecuentado por todas aque
Has personals que necesiten del ser
vicio professional del joven amigo
FL LIDO. fue juez de esta corte
municipal, en- cuyo cargo demostrt
sus aptitudes profesionales.
Para ell domingo pmo. esta anun
ciado I'm gran juego de base bal
en- Flor del vale para el que hay
inusitada animation.
He visto un bollo de pan que
Sc me ha traitlo, cl q era muy bu
no, buen aspecto, buen sabor, mu,
bien cosido, y el bollo grande as
como por indicaciones dc los Sres
Ramos, y Martinez y acompaha
do del inspector dc alimentos Sr
Torres, visite las panaderias en-
contrandolas en- buen estado. l.
del Sr. Hermenegildo Gonzalez, N
es possible elaborar pan en- ella
toda vez, que sus condolences sa
nitarias son p6simas.
Hoy es dfa del Carmen y por /
tanto felicito q todas aquellas per
sonas que responder d este nom
bre, y especialmente q Ia distin
guida Sra. Carmen Cobian, espo
sa del reputable Dior. Antonio Gui
jarro.
Llovi6 anoche copiosamentc y c
rio, ha hecho una gran avenida.
Ell Inspector de alimentos, d
esta ciudad, mand6 4 quemar i
carne de m cerdo, por tcner est;
trcchina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-18
La vida de les uiNonaTios.
Muchos arrastran una exls
tencla de amarguras'
Otros. han terminado So vida de
un mOdO tragieo.

"He sido pobre antes de ser uco.
V hoy Sc que la riqueza no da la fell
cidsd: antes por el eontrario. creO
firmemente que 6Sta amengua con
forme aquella crece. Que pocns ION
los millonarios risuehos'i In ha di-
cho Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, 81 multi
Millionaire yanki, en- su banquete rc-
ciente con que le obseguiaron sus an
tiguos colegas los telegrafi:ta, del
Estado Carnegie, el poderos,simo
'Rey del Acero'', poseesior de ana
fortuna de 500 millones de dur"s,
quiso sin duda. consoisr de "a me-
diocridad 4 que se hallsn cone "a
dos los que un dia fueron sls 20 n
paherOs, pintanioles Ia OpuieIcla
casi como una desdicha.
10 que no g 6bioe para cue sean
n1uy frpcuentes los fa-os de Milo
narios deseraciados- Tods Ia prellsa
extrangera ha dado euenta del SUI
cidio, ocurrido no ha muchAs sema-
nzs. de un capItALssa inSles. q1en
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-18

en- pleno viaie de bodas Sc levan-
to la tapa de los scsos. Este dcsven-
turado acababa dc hercdar dc un
ito suyo la pcqucnez dc 10 millones
de libras esterIinas. Pos cicrto Guc
el refcrido ito. concc!do eE Londrcs
por,cl rcmoquetc dc Chicago Snhth,
era I'M hcmhre perpctuamcntc abn-
rrido Y perp6tuamcnte dlsrustado.
Lo dnico qge lc ds'raia Y arlima!a
algo era yer subir Y baJar ci a-rrn.or
del !Pdorm Glib. n dichl cil.hld. v
que Il. IN m momea.o ID s"ncfosi-
dad habia rcgalado al cra.r"
\ Barney Barnato. cl II y d' los
Brillantcs', puedc dccirse me lie ara
rre6 la locura su inmensa riqucZa.
Quiza Sc recuerdc que Barnato 50
suicide. muy iovcn, arrojandose al
mar desde cl barco IN que ceresa-
ba 4 Europa Irocedcnte del Africa.
.AuStral. Otro Millionaire hritanico
RI coroncl North. dcnominado 81
"Rcv dc los NitratoS. murI6 CT Il
flor dc Ia vida, arr,linato tisica Y
men,almcnte por VT trabaJo eXccsl-
vo. FL famo>a baron Grant. que Iu-
caba con los milIoncs como un Juglar
con las boliias dc marfll V que en- ~
cpoca briIlante regal5 al pueblo dc
Londres al terrcn0 de la hcrmosa
plaza de Leicester. fue acometido
de un pertinaz insomnia llegando 4
pasarse hasta dicz dias sin dormir
\ consequence dc clio perdi6 el hil1
de sus cigantescas especulaciones
Y empobreci6 rapidamente, produ.
ciendo este desastrc iinanciero gran.
des Guebrantos en- IN cl mundo dc
los negocios.
FL insomnia g 10 que acibara Il
vida de Miss Hel-y ',reen,, la mujel
mas rica de Ia tis-r4 V la banquers
mas experta de N-sya York. Su co
leca en- milloneS. NJ J. Rockefeller,
no solo padeoe de r-omnio sino de
dispepeia ai6nica rl,nbinaci6n deli
ciosa que basta E,a haeer intolera
be la vida i cIs ,ier individuo
pobre 8 rico. Por Z. no el opulentf
simo Jay Gould, = eci6 durant.
veinte anos m ciatica, ,
Rothsehild, el ga Rothschild
sifrfa torriblements del est6mag,
teniendo que alineatarse solo cor
eehe y hrsyos. -@
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En- FL CONCEJO
De MAYAGUEz.
Sc trato de formular un
nuevo contrato entire la
sociedad Luz Elec trica a
Y el Concelo.
La opinion plblica eS completa.
mpn,c contraria al anmentO
dc 5000 pesos. que este trae
enhsi.o. IN el preSupupSto.
n. uu..tro oorrepon al.

l,ilia II Nmestr" CnnSeIo Muni-
c'raI celehr@ anrche una iarga Sc
son gpe dur" mis- lie cinco hnras
en Ia que -sia So trat0 Spbrc "a res
sicl6n de ci c"nira,o vigcntc entire
ia Sociedad "LI'S ELECTEIti DE
MAYAGUEZ" V ci CONSEIO MI
NICIPAL.
Se arcIve como fundarnnntn uni
co para ri efecio. ri hcchn de hai,er
sido rematada IA p,ania p"r el Sc
nor Ramon Nai,is-. pa>ando por
tanto 4 nuevo dueno.
Bueno % que 50 >rPa. ante tOdo'
que con arregio al cou'ratn vicente
que So tra'a de rc~rindir, ri Conseio
Municipal SOLO I,nsl dieha Socie.
dad por ri scryIrI" dc alinbrado
de la ciudad. .Dlt.Z MIL DOLLARS
anuale<. en- ri nIcvo. propuesto
Dor el sehor Ramon Naldes, Sc
aumenta e-ta sGma i una mitad
mas. q sea ,lIINCE MIL B'
LIARS.
En- IA -e-iin anterior, fus pre-
sentada per Don Jayne Sire UNO
de los rer.rT eilI.n'es dc .os ln;ereses
del SeTG- Vi.des On Maysguez. una
petici6n g, q'.e rirponia la celebra.
ci6n del rrva cpntrato aiudids
! fund.-. .e-e ,.e pae al adquirr il
. ant. = rems'e en Ia Corte Fede.
raj. uo i..s ae..r'an,io las oligacionei
yconp-a.s.-, q.e "a misma suviers
Tai r-t-er95- que hubo de eau.
sariaia -.rt-r -orpnsa en- Ia Rms
vora ..e Eaa-eIaies, fus acojida
eouia CO.. ente rt=serva, acordal
dosc y. - ! una comisi6n qu'
/ inform - n ma de las proxirna
seciones.
|. En- = -s-.sa 4se nos oeypA, -
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VERED|CTO u
INcWqABIlIOAO

Nuestro reporter en- viaje nos
remiti6 anoche el siguiente tele-
fonema:
Arecibo, Is -Dcspues de vein
te V una horas de deliberaci6n el
jurado que entiende en- la causa
contra ID. Rafael Padr6 por asesi-
nato en- primer grado dicto un We
redicto de inculpabllidad.
FL fiscal, en- uso del derecho que
lie conccdc la ley, pidio que votaran
uno 4 uno los Srcs. del jurado, quie-
mes asi 10 hicieron. cxprcsando que
ese era su vercdicto, por cuyo mo-
two la corte declare absuelto q
Padr6 con las costas de oficio.
La scgunda causa que Sc lc sigue
4 Padr6 Sc vera en- San Juan
por no habcr jurado aqui. ESQ
es 10 que Sc dice; mlentras tanto
Padr6 qucda aqui preso."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-18
In case de seduction,

Bonifacio Fernandez, vccino
de Santurce, ha sido acusado de III
TRACE en- la nina Eiadia Martinez,
que reside en- eli mismo barrio. Sc
informa que ell hecho ocurrio en- los
Taileres en- donde reside el acuSado.
Intcrvino ei fiscal Lido. Campiiio
y Sc lie fijaron en- los primeros mo-
mcntos S 900 de fianza al Fernan-
dez.
Resulta seg,in informes, que a la
referida nina lie faltaba 4 mcses para
cumplir los II amos de cdad V que
lievaba reiaciones amorosas con ci
acusado. variando esta circunstan-
cia Y la forma en- que ocurrio el he
cho, la calificaci6n del delito, que
podra resultar una seduction.
III servicio de arresto fue presta-
do por los detectives Fernandez y