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Evening journal., 1910-04-20
THE
COUNTY FAIR
Directors Consider An In
crease in Price of Ad-
miSSiOn---ShOW Of
Horses

Al the meeting Of the directors Of the
Nov, Castle County Fair Association yes
terdav an increase in the admission fee
,o the county fair for adults from % TO so
cents with - cents for children. was dis
cussed Action will be taken later.
Two contracts we're closed for amuse-
ments at the fair with Anita Meerz and
her ponv and clown show, and with the
ouvi-Althrope Company, from the New
York Hippodromo
II was decided to Increase the premiums
in the fruit department, and it was agreed
that two DAYS should be devoted TO the
Judging Of horses The Judging of stand
ard bred and light harness horses will
take place on Tuesday. August go and
draft horses, ponies and general purposes
ON Wednesday, August 81 II has been
planned to have draft horse parade on
Thursday morning of fair week
The following is an incomplete list of
the judges:
Clawson S. Hammitt, in Glass s, of the
Womans Department Mrs Pusey PEN
mock. Mrs. Horace Dennlson. in the Gull
nary Department; Miss Mary Johnson, OF
Phi adelphia. Pa, in the Children's De
partment; Horace Roberts. Of Moorestown
n. j.. for the fruit and vegetables, and J.
H. Dodge. Of Narbert, Pa, for the sheep
swine and cattle.
The association is also trying to secur,
VI. W. Baldwin Of Pennington. n. j.. Il
judge the horses. and Professor Gardner
from state College, Pa, 90 judge tho
grain and forage crops.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
"PoLLY" SPEAKS GERMAN.
Respectfully.
W. +. Miller, NJ. ID.

Elmer orsson Has Fine Specimen
Among Others in His Msnaeerie.
Elmer Grason. the grocer, at Ninth
and Lombard streets, is teaching his
pct parrot "Ned" to speak German
from THE JOURNALS series.
Sundaw morning Mr.. Grason was
astonished TO find MIR. Polly" perched
upon "a mackerel barrel singing "Hi-le.
ich hop mcin strimp or-g-m-r-k-lorn.
Hi-le. Hi-lc. Hi-le." Along sode of
the barrel he found crumbled Ger
man lesson published in THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL. Every morning at
feeding time "Ned" addresses Mr..
Grason in this manner: "Wie ghets?
Es freut mich Sic zu-g-u-rg sehen-
g-u-r-k? Polly wants a g-u-r-k-Ich
will Elm cracker?
Med" is only one Of a few Of Mr.
Grason's prizes, for he has dogs of
every description. cats. monkeys and
aligators. Yesterday a fine alligator
was sent him from Florida. and he
states he will put "Pally" with the
newcomer in an effort to teach him
tho German syllables.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
NEWSY D0INGS
OF THE "SEMI'S"

win some one please locate Tremont's
treasurer.
II is now said Landlith has lost
Stienle. Hard luck.
Madison without Thomas would be
as bad as Peerless without Mlliken.
Highland say they have the strongest
infeld in the league. Ask Bob" who
they are.
Newport will surely be in fine shape.
Most Of the players work in the mill
and it has shut down for "a week or
two.
McKenney says his injured flock is
recovering rapidly and he still sees
nothing but Madison.
1t is said "Cy" Morgan is taking"
with the stick so as to get a release.
He wants to retire from active play.
Harry Mccall and "Cy' Prentiss say
fremont will be better than ever. "Cy''
says he has canned" Christy and is
managing and coaching the team him
self
The rain is interfering somewhat with
the improvement on Newport grounds.
But information from the village is
that the park will be ready by the
SOth.
Rumor has It that Peerless may make
a change in the infield. Who's the un-
lucky one?
fremont, sometimes known as tho
"Mnlionaires" may have to change
their name TO the Dodgers"
Newport is going to have box party
in the near future. Better find out
the date fellows.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
LIGHT HARNESS
MACS WILL GO
DR.. Miller, Well-KnOWn Horse
man, Says Autos are Not
Forcing Out Track
Horses

Dr. William p. Miller, although no
longer the owner of a track horse, hav-
inB taken to the automobile, in let
tor 10 the sporting editor OF THE
ENENlN GJOURNAL denies the inn
preston In some quarters that light
harness racing i'm Wilmington is on the
wane. That DR. Miller is yet an en-
thusiastic horesman. despite the fact
that his new automobile serves him bet
ter for business purposes, is indicated
by his letter. which follows:
Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL: There is quite lot Of
talk around town about the interest I'm
the racing Of horses being "on the
wane." Now. Mr.. Editor. I wish TO
say that IL is not ION the wanc." Just
because a few gentlemen have bought
automobiles to use in their business is
no indication that interest in racing
is dying out.
Did those same men use their speed
horses in their business? I know Of
NONE. We do not race horses out at
our track as a business. we do II for
pleasure. Pierre Lorilard once said
Horse racing is the poorest business
and the grandest sport on earth" (And
it isl a few here in Wilmington have
sold their matinee horses, but If you
win inquire a little you will find they
did not sell their racing harness. nor
their sukies, nor matinee carts. Why
not? Why because they are looking
ahead "a little. DO you not know that
once a gentleman is thoroughly in
oculated with the fast horse germ that
nothing on earth can cure him.
The sport win go on. When the bell
rings in that little stand along the
stretch, the old guard will be there as
crazy and as excited as ever Under
the care of such gentlemen as II. r.
! Wallace. James p Winchester. etc
there is no such word as "Wane." No
the sport is not con the wane," nor will
IL ever die.
Respectfully
W. Il. Miller NJ. ID.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20

Perhaps the idea Mousley has is
conserving the countrys best players
In Riverview.
hDawson and Malonoy Won at . 10 !
Il q other night, but all Dots were off
90. o
Traynor seems to be quito awake
these nights.
The sea was calm and smooth until
we sighted the rocks at May IA
Stormy weather then kept all indoors
900
Traynor's greatest mistake was in
accepting a Philadelphia job. lie
feels uncomfortable while up there
just now.
II there is any bunch OF busl
leaguers who have anything on us LET
them SHOW their heads.
0-0-O
There is likely to be in-tan
stag social among ourselves before
many moons pass. We hope frying
pans won't be smuggled into the hall
Ninety eight per cent of our play
ers are unmarried That ought Ia
bring out 'ht matinee slils.
O-0--0
1t is bccomns harder ana hl.uer foi
a deserving hdli player to ma se liv.
ing in this town. What's ile answer
Queries will he forwarded 10 GriHitl
and TsppVge
O-O-O
We rather appreciate tho efforts %
Lewis. Devinney. Chase and Wingat
to make something out of the River
view bunch.
900
Duncan and zearfoss ought to prov
star battery. They are as good
pair as mas been linked up.
o. 90
Tho longer VIC keep the lamps OF
he entire set the more convinced ~
are that thcy are the best ever.
O-0--O
Beatti looks good as ever. He NJ
in anywhere and can always be de
pended on to do the right thing at tn
right time.
900
This comes by the smoke route
Looks like another butter fat Zee fo
| Mr.. Bannar.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
GOLDEY COLLEGE
TO PLAY TOMORROW

The game that was to have been
played between Goldey College and the
Philadelphia School of Pharmacy at the
Front and Union streets grounds yes
terday afternoon was postponed on ac-
count of rain BY an agreement be-
tween the two teams. the game will be
played tomorrow afternoon. This
promises to be one OF the best of the
Goldey schedule. as the druggists are
reported to be very swift this year, and
Goldey has the best team in tho history
of the school.
The Roman Catholic High School
team of Philadelphia will play the Will
mington High School team at the Front
and Union streets grounds this after
noon. The Philadelphians are we'll Up
in the Scholastic League of Philadel-
phia this year and this game will be
one Of the speediest the High School
will have on the local grounds.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
LOCALS GET In
ON THE Low DAY
Wilmington One and Two
Man Bowling Teams Make
Small Scores

wilmington bowlers were among
the low score makers yesterday in the
individual and two-man classes at the
fourth annual Tournaments of the Ma
uonal Bowling Association, in pro-
gress in Baltimore.
The only man who rolled more than
coo in the individual class W IS G. Pat
rick, of Yonkers. with ol6 TO his credit
He was trailed by H. Beecher. of Mon
t.cello, with a score of $50; w. J. Con-
nell. Of Staten Island, with 564. and
Frank Winter of this city. with $50.
The first team in the two man con-
tests was nearly 100 points behind
Mondays best two man score. Wraggs
and Mcconnell. of New York taking
first paCe in yesterdays event with a
score of 1926. Horacek and Horton.
of Yonkers, were second with 11lO;
Day ana Winter, Of Wilmington. third
with 1919, and Altman J1l Goodaie,
of Moluc clio, fourth vita 1914.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
ALL-WTLMINGTON
LEAGUE MEETING

The last meeting of the All-Wil-
mington League before the opening of
the league season on Saturday viii
be held iu THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Office tonight. Ina the mair 1t win bo
meeting Of instruction for team
captains aud umpires and these OIL
cials with the team Managers are
urged tu attend. The hour will be
$50 o'clock II is the desire of the
president of the league ta1t he meet
each team captain and umpire and
that they observe the hour of meeting
as many matters pertaining TO the
league are to be talked over
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
This Page is Headquarters for Local and
General Sporting News

wash board muscles which formerly
sheated the champion solar-plexus Is OBJ
vious In the little boxing the champion
has done he has covered up the belt re
gion very carefully but when once or
twice Armstrong has ripped stin ones
into his short ribs JEFF has shown a de-
cided dislike 90 the going.
APPARENTLY. however. the lack Of satis-
factory uphoaterlng IS not worrying JEFF.
When asked about it to-day. he just
grned. rubbed a big paw over his "tum-
my" whore tho muscles ought TO he and
remarked that he guessed the material is
stin good
Before suu-up this morning JEFF was
OFF on an eight-mle launt, and this after
noon he has promised 10 muss mp tho
maps of Berger and Armstrong, IN addi-
tion TO working out with the gloves with
Papke in an effort to improve his Judge
mcnt of distance.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
SHORT SESSION OF
POLICE COMMISSION

The Police Commission was IN session
only "a few minutes at its weekly meet
ing yesterday afternoon No action was
taken on the request of two policemen
who want leaves Of absence so that they
can visit Europe.
u was decided to receive bids for
eighty tons of coal at the next meet
Ing.
Mary NJ. Holmes applied for a position
as matron. The application was filed.
The fines collected last week amounted
ta Si93
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
WOMAN NOT PRESENT.
COURT DISMISSES MAN

Charles Fisher. colored. was in City
Court this morning charged with disord-
erly conduct. Millie Lee. colored. said
Fisher made remarks" about her in
South Wilmington. Fisher had Witnesses
to show that Mile was the offender. FISH
er was dismissed and Mile was arraigned
on the charge Of contempt for failure to
appear few days ago. She said she had
been told not to come She was fined s.
and costs.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
To Present "A strina os Pearls -

Members of West, Grace and Ep-
worth Churches are eXp.ctad to be
present at Scott NJ. H. Church to-
morrow night when the farce ~
string of Pearls" WIZ he presented hy
six young local Irlmatists The pro-
ceeds will go &C. Cynthia Branch, sun
shine Society.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
Addressed Good TeripIars

The first of a series OF open meet
ings was held last nisht 10y Whining
ton Lodge No. ia J. @. q. T. The
speaker was W. "a. Wngate. deputy
warden at the New Castle county
workhouse. His subject was Facts
and Fancies." a ldvga number %!
members and their friends vcrc pres
ent.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
Thnv Married H.r.-

Harry Z. Connolly. of Philadelphia
and Miss Mary r. Williams, Of Ches-
ter, were married here on Saturday
by the Rev. George l.. Wolfe. The
couple were attended by Mrs. Anna NJ.
Williams. a sister-in-law Of the bride
Mr. and Mrs. Connc@.- will live in
Baltimore
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
Houok May Train Here

II is probable that Leo Houck the
fast Lancaster fighter who is g. 60
fifteen rounds against Young Lough-
rey at Hrandywino Springs May s. will
come here before the beginning or tie
ircn;h 'o begin training.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
sIxth street A. c. Onl.

lied and would like to receive a cha.-
lenge from any 10 TO II year old bo,
team i'm the city. Send challenges tc
Albert Hassion, No. GIL East SIKH
street. The batteries arc T.. Doian
pitcher and J. Calhoun. catcher.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
rhev.re III. cnaster

The Washington Stars have changed
their name to the Coasters. and now
wish challenges from any of the four
teen-year-old teams Of the city. SenC
all challenges to James Moyden, No
sol West Front street
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
Charged With Beach of Peace.

Breach Of the peace was charged
against Norman II. Beale In City
Court this morning. Tho case was
continued until tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
To Play Benefit Game.

There will be "A benefit game at River
view baseball grounds on Saturday be-
teen Eastlake and Delaware avenue
Baptist Church teams of the Church
League on Saturday afternoon. April
80 The game will be called at 23O
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
III Adont New RN.Laws.

Wilmington Lodge, order of Moose.
will meet tomorrow night at No. 702
Market street Fifteen applications
for membership will be acted upon
and new bylaws will be adopted.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
National League.
Scores Of Yesterdays Games.
All games nostponed by rain.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Scheduled For To- day.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
Bowling, Basketball, Boxing and Gossip of
the City Base Ball Leagues
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
American League.

oCOTcs OF estcTuays 7dUlcss
Boston,, 2; Washington, 1 morning
game).
Boston. 8; Washington. 4 (aftr.noon
game).
Cleveland. o. Chicago. 1.
other games postponed by rain.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
Rro.,rson Fuchrn To,i.l,,

In the hall at Fourth and Jackson
streets this evening the Brownson Ii
brary Association will give euchre
and. dance
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
standina Of the clubs.

Games Scheduled For To day.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Evening journal., 1910-04-20
To Improve Store.

John F. Reardon has the contract
for making improvements to the sto
Of d. w Lynch Co. Fourth and Jack.
son streets.
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ConcuIso para poneI
nombre a una |anCha;
El agraciado recibira un pre-.
mio de 5 dollars y una tarje-
ia de libre circulation.

Tratase de poner nombre a la Ian
cha nueva que Sc esta construvend,
por la sociedad Villegas Rodrigue,
y Co, lancha que Sc dedicara al ira
fico de pasajeros entire Catano Y Sar
Juan.
Esta sera la mas comoda, ligera y
hermosa que ecruce la hahfa, V Sc
desea que el nombre resulte apropia
do a la embarcaci6n.
Sc abre un concurso con tai fin
siendo las condiciones las siguientes,
Prnero -Toda persona tiene de
recho enviarnos un nombre para
la lancha.
Segundo Este debera venir escri
to en- un papel y este dentro de un 50
bre cer-ado, en- el cual tambien debe
ra incluirse otro sobre cerrado den
tro del cual de antemano debera ha-
berse puesto ell nombre de la persona
que remite el sobre.
Los sobres deberan ser dirigido> a
don Carmelo Rodriguez, va entrega
dos a la mano 6 va por coreo.
La persona Que resC!te agraciada
tendra I'm p7emio de $500 Y tarjeta
de l:b-e circulation en- IA lancha. -
recibiran sobres deSln hey hasta 81
d;a u del que curSa. C1tano Puerto
Rico , de JUNO lie 1000.
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Fiesta de u aCabc"
en- Bayamon
Con motive de terminorse la "a.
fra, los espesss Cestero, OBJ
sequiarsu a sus trabajadores
con un explendido alnuerzo,
De nuestro corresponsal.

JUNO 6.-Ayer domingo asistimoS
atendiendo a una galante invitaci6n
del Sr. don Angel Cestero a una hes.
ia en- la finca San Antonio con la que
obsequiaba el referido senor a los
braseros de la hacienda con motive
de haberse terminado la zafra.
Asistieron a aquel hermoso acto,
mas de 80 trabaiadores los que al
rededor de una gran mesa lie fue ser
vido un suoulento almuerzo, vinos,
dulces y tabacos..
La amplia mesa estaba colocada
en- la sala de recibo de la casa. FL SCI
vicio de esta estuvo a cargo de la
distinguida sonora Cestero, Carmen
Hernandez, Della Cestero, sonora
Antonia Ramirez de Hernandez E Is
linita Cestero. Toda la familia Ceste-
ro servia la mesa con exquisite anna
bilidad.
En- una pieza contigua a la sala
habia otra mesa adornada en- igual
forma que la anterior para los ami
gos particulars de la familia Ceste-
ro Hernandez. Alrededor de ella to-
maron asiento ell doctor Fossas, don
Leon Ramos, don Francisco Cestero,
don Jose Hernandez, sonora Car
men Sagredo viuda de Hernandez
madre politica del Sr. Cestero (don
AngeD ninos y ninas del doctor Ces-
tero, dona Carmen Hernandez duena
de la casa, Eduardito y Paquito Ces-
tero, Isolinita Cestero, se1orita Ote-
ro, otro joven cestero hermano del
doctor y don Angel don Maxine del
mismo apellido. Sr. Ramos, Lcdo.
Acosta y este corresponsal.
En- la mesa durante el almuerzo
.eino completa ammonia entire los
los cuales fueron
,xplendidamente obsequiados. .Creo
lue ha sido la unica parte en- que
hacendados obsequian tan esplen-
1idamente a sus trabajadores, como
o hizo don Angel.
A las a de la tardc regresamos 4 la
,iudad traycndo agradables impre
stones de aquella fiesta en- q, el ca
oital vel trabajo estaban tan unidos.
Que el proximo aho Sc multiple
lue ell esfuerzo y el rcsultado, en- pro
vecho de todos.
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Los trabajos De! acueduc-
to conenzaran dentro
de diez dias. 3d..
Ha sido emplazada en- la finca
de los seiores Sierra, del ba-
rrio ,''Tibes" una hermosa
caldora.
Ell scnor Perez fue absuelto en-
la denuncia que por supues.
ia alteration de la paz for
mulara Luis Ortas.
De nuestro corresponsal.

JUNO 5.-La obra del ensanche
del acueducto en- la playa de ests
ciudad, empezara dentro de diez
dias que es el plazo que Sc le ha con-
cedido al rematista Sr. Gonzalez pa.
ra empezarlas. La obra esta presu.
puestada en- mil trescientos dollars
esta obra es de gran importancia
para los habitantes de aquel pobla-
do.
Es digna de encomio la admins
TRACTION por la actividad con que ha
procedido en- esta obra que viene
a satisfacer una necesidad que des-
de hace tempo Sc dejaba sentir.
Desembarco y fue trasladada una
caldera de vapor parte de las ma
quinarias que estan montando los
senores Sierra en- su finca que tienen
en- el barrio de "Tibes" La admins
TRACTION municipal empezo y va esta
casi terminado ell camino de "Tibes'
por donde han pasado esos instru-
mentos de industria, por cuya-
via anteriormente Sc hubiera hecho
impossible SUI traslado.
Aver Sc vic un juicio en- la cortc
municipal por supuesta alteration
de la paz pdblica contra ell conferen-
cista argentine Sr. Juan Perez Mar
tinez, que desde hace dias Sc encuen-
ira en- esta ciudad. Ell denunciante
fue Luis Ortas. La Corte absolvio al
denunciado por no existir prueba
alguna contra el.
Ell Lcdo. Casalduc, pidi6 a la Cor
tie Municipal ell sobreseimiento de la
causa contr a Santiago Collazo, de
Guayanilla, acusado de acometi-
y agresion grave ala policia.
Custodiado por ell alcaide de la
carcel de esta ciudad Sr: Lespier,
y ell guardia de penales Francisco
Martinez, fue conducido al presidio
de San Juan el preso Esteban Ber-
mudez, que va a cumplir s amos de
presidio por el delito de violacion.
Sigue dando funciones todas las
noches con buen e1ito 'La Compa-
mia Comica-Lirica" en- ell teatro la
''Perla"
Asiste todas las noches una nutrida
Y selecta concurrencia. Los artistas
trabajan acknowledgements obtenien-
10 justas Y merecidas ovaciones.
Dicha compahia en- vista delabuena
acogida que ha tenido en- esta ciudad
tendra que prolongar SUI estancia en-
,sta Ciudad.
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.fUERTE CAL0R
EN- CAbO R0JO.
La tenn peratura Sc mantle
ne a una altura asfi-
xiante.
Muchas fauilias marchan .
"Joyuda' Y 'Bequeron' en- bus
ca de un anbiente respicable.
La oompania ferroviar;a de.
biera establecer un servicio
entire este pueblo y aQuellos
parajes.
De nuestro corresponsal.

JUNO 3.-Ayer salio para Maya
guez la compafia joponesa, que es-
taba hacienda las delicias de esta
poblacion.
Dieron varias funciones habiendc
tenido en- todas elias s1ite brillanti-
slmo.
Deseamosle buena temporada en-
la vecina ciudad y esperamos tenel
ell gusto de verlos pronto por este
pueblo.
Tambien salio para Arecibo dor
Ramon Seijo, persona cue en- los po-
cos dias que estuvo entire nosotros
supo conquistarse el apracio general.
Els grande el calor que Sc deja SEN
tlr por estos sitios y muchas son las
famllias q. Sc disponen a trasladar
su residencia temporal a los vecinos
barrlos de Joyuda y Boqter6n. Es de
sentirse que la compailia ferrovia.,
ria no dispusiera un servicio espe-
clal entire ell barrio de Boquer6n Y es-
te pueblo.
Estamos de placemes al saber que
Sc acentua notablemente la mejoria
de nuestro compatriota don Lucas
E. Muhfz.
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q trust de doctoTes
en- Estados Unidos.
La perspective para el pue
bio es tremenda con ell
establecimiento de esta
formidable corporation.
POr 10 absurdo del proyecto
ereeSe que sera deseStimado.

Hay mas 8 menos exageracion
lice ell Herald-en muchas de las ma
nifestaciones hechas acerca del mo-
lopolio de una Il otra industria V 10
,ederosa g,e es, para afectar ell cos
10 de la vida.
El trust de los "doctores' propues
toen el bill Owen para eStablecer un
iepartamento federal de salHd pi-
slica, seria un odioso monopolio ell
:ual ejercena un poder tirsnico So
bre la vida del pueblo.
En- este nuevo departamento del
,obieno, el iefe tiene que ser un Off
ial del gabinete segin los terminos
lei bill que dice, inspeccionars todos
os asuntos que esten bsio el control
lei gobi=rno federal, en- relative la
salud pdblica v intermediates de los
lnimales."
La perspectiva es tremenda, Y su
posible extension iIimi.aGa
No es dlicl comprendeE los temo-
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In oVejohie grave
mente a Bermudez.
En- "ChiCharro" hubo IN cODato
de incendiO.

Del distrito de Lajas comunicar
al cuartel de la policfa ell arresto de
individuo Rafael Canciel por heril
gravemente de una puhalada, en- e
barrio Paris, al sugeto Angelina
Pagan.
Del distrito dc .Juana Diaz comu
mean el arresto de siete persona;
que fueron sorprendidos jugando a
monte" en- el barrio "Cintrona"
Del distrito de Vega Baja comuni-
can ell aresto de seis personals que
fueron sorprendidas jugando al
monte.
Del distrito de Ahasco comunican
ell arresto del individuo Ramon Gin
tron (a) Ovejo, por inferir una puma
lada de caracter grave al individuo
Julio Bermudes.
Del diStrito de Faiardo comunican
que en- individuo Lorenzo Lozada,
que dio muerte en- febrero del corrien
te ano al individuo Jesus Quinones
fue sentenciado por la corte del dis
trito dos amos de presidio, ,habien-
do sido hallado culpable de homici-
dio voluntario. Gabriel Rios supues,
to complice en- el crimen salio alb
suclto.
Por infr;ngir la ley de rentas inter
mas, fueron arrcStados Ignacio Sierra
no V Norberto Correa.
Anoche d las $50 hubo TN conato
de inccndio en- casa de Matias Verde
jo, barrio "Chicharro" de Seboruco,
Santurce.
Sc encuentra depositado en- el pu-
esto de policfa de Santurce Tn rosa
rio de nacar mOntado en- plata. el
cual fu6 cncontrado en- la plaza del
Mcrcado, de aqucl barrio, ell cuaI le
sera cntresado d la persona que acre
dite ser SUI duefO.