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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
CAUGHT IN sPoKEs OF WHEEL
Boy on Roller Skates Swung Around
Many Times and Terribly Hurt

Hundreds of shoppers in the neighhor-
hood of Nassau avenue and Newell street
Williamsburg. saw seVen-year-old George
Iinde of No. 1913 Nassau avenue, caught
In the spokes of a large truck of the
American Fire Clay Brick Company and
terribly injured Yesterday The boy was
on roller skates with other bays, and they
were stealing rides on wagons when the
truck came along.
Linde was the first TO get a grip on the
tail end of the vehicle. As he was skating
along his right leg caught between the
spokes and he was Whirled around and
around many times before the vehicle came
to a stop. DR.. Stein. of St. Catharine' s
Hospital, discovered that the boys right
hip was broken and that he was in
ternally injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
SENATOR LODGES WARNING
Tells Massachusetts Men They
Must Reverse Names Action.

Norwood. Mass, Sept. 17.-Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge sounded a note of warning
to the Republicans of the state at a gath
ering Of the leaders of the party here to-
Gay. IF we don't reverse the action of
Maine here in Massachusetts, the people
viii get the Democratic party. and una
dulterated Democracy. too. and We shau
have renewal of the conditions OF 1892 to
1886 said the senior Massachusetts Sen
ator.
Senator Lodge declared that the Repub-
heans had fulfilled their promises and en-
acted splendid legislation. notably tariff
revision, the appointment of the Monetary
Commission and postal savings banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
BUTLER WINS IN CAUCUsEs
Defeats Assemhlyman Perkins. Who
Seeks denomination in Broome.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Binehaniton, n Y, Sept. 17--Assembly-
man Harry c. Perkins VIII he defeated for
denomination at the Republican County
Convention, TO he held next Saturday, as e
result Of the town caucuses in Broone
County to-day. Perkins carried five
towns, with thirty delegates, while DR.. G S
Butler carried ten towns. with sixty dele
gates Thirteen wards. with thirty nine
delegates hold primaries on Tuesday but
slXty-rine votes are necessary TO a choice
81 the convention. and Butler has three
, ards. or tfteen additional votes, pifdsed
The czucuses today we're a test OF strength
between TIE organization forces headed hy
Senator Einran and rhe anIi-Hinr,an men
ana the result is victory for Hinman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
NEW REORGANIZATION PLAN
Columbus and Hooking Go. to Consider
It at Next Committee Meeting.

A mobilization of the reorganization plan
of the Columbus and Hooking Coal and
Iron COMPANY in favor of the bondholders
will he considered at the next meeting of
the reorganization committee Under the
modified plan tits understood, both the
first and second mortgage bondholders will
be offered % per cent in stock in addition
to 70 per cent in new first and second
mortgage bonds, respectively, as provided
for in the original plan
First mortgage hondholders, who held
up the original plan by not depositing their
bonds, say, however, that they will not ac-
cept a change that gives them only Is per
cent in stock In addition TO Is per cent
in new bonds. member of the commit
tee said that no more than the S10 assess
ment called for in the original plan will
be asked from the stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
SAYS HE FEIGNED INSANITY
Wife Also Accuses Husband of Pre-
tending to Commit Suicide.

Justice Blur allowed Mrs. Adelaide Falk
yesterday counsel fee OF $50 in her suit
for separation against her husband. Charles
". Falk. a letter carrier Mrs. Falk sues
on the ground of cruelty. She says that
as d result of her husbands treatment she
is a nervous wreck.
According to her complaint. Falk used
to throw plates al her and further sub
nit her to nervous shocks by feigning in
sanity and throwing fits" Also he would
pretend to commit suicide by affixing a
rubber pipe to a gas fixture and putting the
other end in his mouth. They separated
last May after four years of married life,
when Mrs. Falk moved the furniture from,
their home a No 8s1 West 157th street.
Falk denies the charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Fourth Indiana Dstrict-John H Kan.
man. OF Seymour. Ind. was nominated fol
Congress by the Republicans.
First New Jersey District Democratic)--
Joseph E. Mowrey, former Mayor of Cam
den.
First Connecticut District-E. Stevens
Henry, Republican, renominated.
Fourth Connecticut District-E. ]. Hill
Republican. renominated
Second Connecticut District Democratic
Thomas L Reilly.
Ninth Congress District Of New Jersey
Republican Progressive. George L. Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
APPOINTMENTS BY GOVERNOR
Several Managers of State Hospitals
Named by Mr. Hughes

Albany Sept. 17.-Governor Hughes to-
day made the following appointments:
Lewis r. Parker of Albany. as a man
ager Of the Hudson River State Hospital;
Julia Kemp West. of New York. as a man
aCer of the Manhattan State Hospital. and
Edmond J. Butler, of Nalhalla. Westches-
ter County, and Alphonse Trumpbour
Clearwater. OF Kingston (reappOintmenD.
as appointive members of the State Proba-
ton Commission; J. Howard Wainwright,
of Rye. a manager of the Mohansic
State Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
CONNERS' PAPER AGAINST VANN
Says Democrats Can Elect Judge of
Court of Appeals.
LBv Telegraph 10 The Trihnn

Buffalo, Sept. 1.-THE Inquirer" the
newspaper of William J. Corners, former
chairman of the Democratic State Commit
tee. to-day pronounced against the indorse-
ment by the Democratic State Convention
Of Irving c.. Nann for nomination as Judge
of the Court of Appeals. Editorially, The
Inquirer" says:
This year the State of New York will,
unless all signs fail. go Democratic by from
100 600 10 100000 majority. The entire ticket,
in that event, will be elected, and, with
it, of course, the Democratic nominee for
Judge of the Court of Appeals. Six months
ago the Republicans would have laughed
had any one told them that at this time
they would be begging on their knees for
the Democratic Endorsement of Vann.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
GUARDIAN FOR DE TALLEYRAND
Anna Gould Children To Be Protected
in Suit to Sell PROPERTY.

Justice BLUR appointed yesterday Walter
b. walker as guardian ad litem of the
four children of the Duchesse dc Talley-
rand, formerly the Countess de castel!ane.
VINO was Miss Anna Gould The applica-
ton was made by Guy Phillips, friend
OF the Gould family. the guardianship be-
Ing established to protect the interests Of
the children in an action which has been
brought by Daniel S. Miller and Charles
Il. Appieby, as trustees under the will OF
in this city.
George de Castellane Jay de Castellans
ana howard. Prince OF Sagar-have an in
terest IN this property contingent upor the
NE interest of Emily NJ. Moves and the
contingent interest of their mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
FATAL RIO GRANDE FLOODS
Four Men Dead and Several Small
Towns Partially Overlooked.

Brownsville. Tex. Sept 17.-As a result
Of the overflow of the Rio Grande River
caused by the recent heavy rains four
Mexicans are reported drowned near Hdaf-
go. several small towns III the Rio Grande
Valley are partially flooded and the water
is still rising. At number OF points con-
sidera BILE damage has been done
In last years floods three Thousand lives
were lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
FIRES TWO BULLETS AT HEART
Young Laborer Will Probably Die from
Self Inflicted Wounds.

Mrs. Joseph Violence, of No. SIS East
18th street. went to the Astoria Cemetery
yesterday to visit the grave of her child
who died a few weeks ago While she
was away her husband who is laborer
twenty-five years old, tried TO kill himself
with a revolver.
The shots startled George Holboth. who
lives in fat next door. He kicked his
way into Noienec's apartment and found
the man lying unconscious on the floor DR..
Terry came from the Presbyterian Hospital
and discovered that two bullets had pene-
trated Nolenee's left lung. close to che heart
He will probably die.
Mrs. Violence, who returned home I'm time
to sec her husband beng placed In the am
bulance became hySterical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
KITTEN SAVED FROM FLAMES
Promptly Adopted by Engine Company
of Which It's Rescuer Is Member.

a vast throng of spectators cheered
Fireman Thomas Lynch, of Engine Com
pany 90 as he rescued nine lives with one
hand at a fire which occurred in the five
story factory building At No. 643 Broad
way shortly after O'Clock yesterday after
noon
Lynch. who had scrambled up ladder
to the third floor: where the fire vas rag
ing. heard what oInded to him like the
cries of baby. He vaulted over the
window sin and hesteE=d into the blazing
loft to investigate, and in a little while
returned carrying IN one hand a Maltese
kitten, which he had found under one of
the work tables. The kitten has been
adopted by the fire company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18

These are unquestionably the greatest Orlen-
tai Carpet Values Lord & Taylor have ever adver-
tised-and we do not think this offering has ever
been matched by any other Oriental Rug House.
Sizes run as follows:
6x1I to II # 10 X 10 to 20 IT.
8 x 10 to 13 f. 10 x IL to IA it.
Ok IL to Is f. IL x II to 20 IT.
14x16 #. 15x18 #. 16 x % it.
The entire collection, which will be placed on
sale Monday morning, September 10Th, presents a
magnificent assemblage of rare weaves in rich soft
coorngs and artistic designs, the beautiful effects
of which are almost indescribabe.
EUery Rug Carries Our Customary Guarantee
Those contemplating the purchase of one or
more of these fine Oriental Rugs whether for no.
tells, private houses business offices, should not
neglect the economic possibilities of this sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
BRYAN EDITOR DESERTS
r. I. Metcalfe Will Support Republican
Candidate for Governor Of Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb,. Sept. 17.-R. L. Metcalfe,
associate editor of w. J. .Bryan's paper,
issued a statement to-day declining to sup
port Mayor Dahlman of Omaha. the wet"
Democratic candidate for Governor.
He says he will support c II. Aldrich. the
county option Republican candidate. Met
calfe ran for the nomination for the United
states Senate county option platform
and was defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
JERSEY RETURNS NOT ALL IN
Choice of Republicans for Senator
Ezpected by Tuesday.
by Telegraph to The Tribune

Trenton, n. ], Sept 1I-Nlth four days
intervening since the primary election
there is no means of determining tonight
whether Ex-Governor Murphy. Ex-Governor
Stokes or Representative Fowler was the
popular choice of the Republican voters for
United States Senator.
No returns were received to-day, and
those represented heretofore indicate a
close contest between the three candidates,
II is probable that no accurate statement
as to the result will be obtained before
next TUESDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
OLIVE BRANCH IN WARREN
G.. F. Peabody Will Go as Delegate to
State Democratic Convention.

Glens Falls. n. Y. Sept. Ito avert a
threatened breach in the Democratic party
of Warren County, an agreement ef
fected to-day whereby George Foster Pea
body. of Lake George, treasurer of the
Democratic National Committee in 1904, Is
to be one of the three delegates represent
ing Warren County at the Democratic
State Convention. He viii succeed Albert
Newcomb. of this city, who was elected II
delegate, with Mr.. Peabody as alternate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18

within the limit of this years appropri-
alton for the same department. 1t is ask
ing for sos less than last year.
The estimate of the money wanted by
the Board of Education for next year Is
to be printed separately by that board 1t
asks for total Of $50. 900. or an increase
Of more than % per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
coLUMBlA's DELEGATES FREE.

Hudson. \. Y. Sept. l7-Samuel j Tilden
was to-day chosen to head the Coumbis
County delegates to the coming Democratic
State Convention. The delegates We're not
INSTRUCTED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
Linens, Blankets, Bed Spreads
Comtoytables, Sheets 5 Pflloso Cases
Is to sou under value
Table Cloths and Napkins
Napkins TO Match

Napkins TO Match
S. 80 to G. so Dozen value 1925 to 900
500 wards Table Damasks, ~ inches wide
s1.OO ward; reduced from S1.25
To7Ceb
S2o5, $50 and 500: value S. So 100 and 900
Linen Sheets and PHlo7U Gases
Sheets, $500 to 900 pair; value $500 to 1880
Pillow Cases, 81 90 to 1.5O: value S1.35 to 2.25
Blankets
California and Eastern Makes
$3.50, 800, 600 and 500 pair
Comtortables
Down Filled, sateen covered, S4.75 each
Wool Filled, silk covered 1915
Cotton Filled sikoline covered, SI.75
Bedsbreads
Crochet, NIarseilles patterns s1.oo
Satin finish, 1885
Muslin Sheets and PILLOW Gases
2596 below regular value
Extra grade, MANUFACTURED expressly for Torn sises
Sheets So 90 e3c; y 90, soc; 81 90, 76c;
90 90. SIC: 90 1O8 9Oc
Pillow Cases. ~ 1872, lie; IS 4 3s1a, Ice;
50 3812, 2lc; 81 3s1 2, 23c.
Broadway & goth ST.; 5th Ave; 10Th ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
SEN. r. c. PLATT RENOMiNATED

Rochester, Sept. 17.-Senator Frank G.
Plat was renominated to-day by the Re.
publican convention for the Senate district
comprising Livingston and Steuben coun-
-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-27

Coruna, julio ia consecuencia
de la Ultima real orden Sc han ms
crlpto en- el gobierno civil ocho Or
denes reiglosas aqui establecidas,
que son: Monjas claristas, Hermann
tas de los Pobres. Siervas de Maria.
Terciarias, Franciscanos, Domini-
cos, Jesuitas y Paules.
! Todas elias han declarado Que no
elercen ninguna industria lucrativa.
| JU6n, julio 19.-Cumpliendo re-
clentes disposiciones dictadas por ell
Goblerno, el gobernador ha dado or
denes a los juzgados para que Sc clau
suren slete escuelas de los Hermanos
dc la Doctrina Cristiana, que Sc ha-
llaban establecidas en- Asturias des-
de el aho 1900, sin cumplir con los
requisites legales actualmente exigi
dos.
Valencia, julio l9.-E alcalde ha
comenzado pedir datos 4 las Con-
gregaciones religiosas para Ell cum
pllmlento de la real orden de Mayo.
Solamente ha opuesto dificulta-
des la Comunidad del Corpus Christi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-27
.TENTATWA De SUI
C|O|0 EN- CAGUAS
El laborioso obrero senor
Lamboy Sc disparo I'm
tiro.
Conocidos prOfesores han abier-
to en- aquel pueblo, classes de
VeranO.
En- ell "match'' entire Johnson
y Dollars triunf6 el dltimo
con un "score" de SKIS.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Julio 26.-El TELEGRAPH nos comu
nico hoy la grata noticia del triunfo
del "Savarona" sobre ell famoso
"Army", ne Ponce. Esta noticia cir
culo en- la manana de hoy de uno a
otro extreme de la ciudad, llevando
la de algeria y entusiamo y asf era
de esperarse, pues es otro ruidoso
triunfo para nuestro "home-team"
-Antes de aver trato de sulcidar-
Sc ell laborioso obrero Bartolo Lam
boy, disparandose un tiro de revol-
yer que le atraveso un pulmon.
Debido a la buenas curaclon que
lie practicaran en- ell hospital NUM-
Opal esta va fuera- de peligro.
Con ell proposito de asistlr a las
festas que Sc celebro en- Ponce los
dfas "a y 25, salieron para la bella
ciudad del Sur muchos jovenes de
esta localidad.
Los profesores senorita Natalla
Zerbi, senora Asuncion Tabemas y
ell Sr. Manuel Chiques, han alberto
en- esta ciudad clases de verano.
-Reina mncho entuslasmo para
asistir a Cayey ell proximo domingo
81 del presente, dia en- que Sc celebra
ell so. desafio entire los teams "Plata'
y "Savarona".
Aver Sc efectu6 en- ell "Caguas
Ball Park un match de base ball en-
tire los clubs johnson y dollar" ),
ambos de esa, triunfando este ultl-
mo con I'm score de 8 ks.
Aver noche Sc llevo a efecto en-
los salones de LA Colonia Espahola'
ell bale que anunciara dicho centro;
este qued6 10 esplendido que Sc es-
Deraba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-27
Mas suspensiones.
la viuda alegre' no Sc
representa- esta noche.
I'm certificado facultativo que
acredita la enfermedad de la
sonora Marin.

Por segunda vez en- las dos dlti-
mas noches y despues de estar e.
teatro lleno, Sc volvi6 a suspendel
anoche la representation y de Ia
''Princesa del dollar. Sc informa
que la indisposici6n de la sonora Ma
rim ocasion6 esta segunda suspension
que cause sumo disgusto al pdblico
Ell administrator de la empresa
Sc ha servido enviarnos hoy la ST.
gulente carta:
"San Juan, P. R. Julio p, 1910
Sr. Director de LA Correspondent
cia", San Juan. P. R.
Muy Sr. milo y amigo:-Habiendo-
nos visto en- la necesldad de tener
que suspender durante dos dias con
secutivos la representation de LA
Princesa de los Dollars, por indis-
posicion de la Sra. Marin de Lopez,
Y habiendo llegado a nuestros oidos
de que la suspension obedecla a otras
causas, remito a Vd. copia del certi-
ficado medico que dice asi:
"CERTIFICO: que desde el dfa
25 del corriente mes vengo prestando
mis- servicios PROFESSIONALS a la Sra.
do1a Esperanza Marin de Lopez, que
sc We obligada a guardian CANA desde
esa fecha.
San Juan, P. R. 27 de julio de 1910
(firmado) DR.. Tomas Vazquez.
Para que Ed. siempre amante de
la verdad Sc sirva publicarlo en- SUI
diario para conocimiento del p1bli-
co.
.Anticipole las gracias, V quedo. de
Vd. alto. S. S. Y amigo o.-Por la En-
presa Artistica. .-Alejandro Bozzo Jr.
Tambi6n Sc ha suspendido hoy la
representation de La Viuda alegre'
que probablemente sc dara ma mana
81 es que no sigue enferma la se1ora
Marin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-27
ASGNAc|0NES PARA CARRtTERAS,

SUI conferencia.
Sc hicieron asignaciones para los
slgulentes trabaios de carreteras. Ca
rretera de circunvalaci6n, de Sar
Juan a Ponce, por la costa norte
oeste y sur. Terminarla.
Carretera de San Lorenzo 4 la:
Piedras.
La de Yauco a Ponce pasara POI
Guayanllla siempre que Ell costo sea
el mlsmo que por el otro trazado
un POGO mas. Ell comisionado del In
terror Sc avistara con el alcalde dc
Guayanllla para que lie informe res
pecto de ese trabajo.
La comisi6n acord6 que la carre-
terra de aquella region pasara por
Rinc6n y Aguada.
La carretera de Yauco a Ponce
pasara por Pefuelas, variando e.
trazado.
Carretera de Arecibo a Lares. Ca
rretera a Naraniito.
Quedan .ooopara asignarse
en- otra reunion que lleve a efecto
la comision.
Durante la ausensia del Sr, Gior-
gettl, que Sc ausenta para Europa,
assume SUI representation ell ."spea-
ker" de la Camara.
Queda en- estudio para resolverse
en- otra session, la asignaci6n para Ia
carretera de Lajas a San German
que es de suma ,importancia para
aquella comarca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-27
Sc llev0 a efectO una reunion
del comite de carreteras pa.
"a tratar de la reparticion
de asignaciones.

Esta manana estuvo conferencian
do con ell gobernador Cotton el
speaker" de la camara que lego
aver de Mayagiiez.
Ell Lcdo. Sr. de Diego concurria
a la reunion que celebrara la CO.
mission de carreteras.
FL gobernador de la isla pertenece
a dicha comisi6n asi como ell Comi-
slonado del Interior Sr. Wilson,
y el senor eforgetti quienes estu-
vieron tambi6n en- la mansion
ejecutiva conferenciando con ell
speaker y con el gobernador.
Ell alcalde de Hatillo visit6 tam
bi&n al gobernador para tratar de
termination de la carretera que con-
duce de Arecibo Lares por "Gua-
yaney" y quedo muy complacido de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-27
la |ucha Ie|jgiosa
en- Espa6a.
En- Jijon han sido clausura.
das siete escuelas de los
Hermanos de la Doctrina
Cristiana.
Los padres Aaristas han sido
denupciadoS y Sc dice que
saldraL de Espala.

Badajos, julio l9.-Los republi-
canos y socialistas han celebrado un
meeting" anticlerical, al cual ha
aslstido enorme copcurrencia.
Sc leyeron adhesiones de veintio-
cho pueblos y Sc pronunciaron en6r
glcos discursos.
Sc acordo felicitar al gobierno por
sus dltlmas disposiciones, y pedir
que Sc establezcan la ensehanza pu-
bllca neutral, la libertad de cultos,
el matrimonio civil, la seculariza-
clon de los cementerios y la disolu-
clon Gle las ordenes religiosas no con
cordadas.
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Jupta Central de Ia
Union de Puerto Rico.
AcuerdoS Oficiales.

La Junta Central en- su session. del
dfa 25 de los eorrientes v por unani-
midad acordo haeer pGblica la decla
racion siguiente:
La llamada junta de Defensa de
las clases pobres que funciona en- San
Juan, no es organismo polftico unio
nista nj Sc lie reconoce autoridad CO.
mo tai organismo para realizar ac-
tos de ninguna especie dentro del
partido.
Desde este momento Sc le conside-
rara disuelta en- cuanto 4 sus relacio-
mes con la Junta Central V con las
dem&s entidades de Ia Union de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-27

una biciclets. Ell auto tropez0 con la
maquina Y muchacho V becicleta
rodaron por ell suelo. "ecibiendo va
rias contusioneS. La biclcleta qned0
completamente destrozada. En- el ac
to Sc detuvo el autom6vil. So desmon
to uno de los pasageroS. V le ofrecio
pagarle la biciceta al muchacho, Que
fu6 aprobado por el perjudica,lo,
dandose por tcrminado el lncilente.
Sc han celPbrado seiS jUicio> por
distintoS delitoS en- la corte munich
pal, en- la mahana dc hoy.
Seis memories de edad han $ido
conducidoS en- sumarIa 4 In circcl de
esta ciudad, acusadoS de repugan
tie delito. Ell fiscal lie pidi6 dos mil
dollars de fianza 4 cada mo para
permanecer en- libertad provisional,
V hasta la fecha dichoS nifoS per-
manecen en- Ia carcel.
Ha sido muy cenSuradO el comitj
de nuestros compatriotaS los repu-
blicanos de esta ciudad. por haber
recusado a distinguidas pcr~onalida-
des. con el solo propisifo lie haccr-
les perier el derecho del voto. Todos
esos cahalleros usarin dicho derecho
pues son ba>tanteS conocilos como
electorcs capacitsdo~ pOr con>igllicn-
tie con plcno derecho 4 tOmar parti-
cipaci6n en- las pn0Nimas elecciones.
Va ha queIado tcrminada las rc-
paracioncS que lc eestahan haciendo
Al local que ocupa en- los hajos el
av'n'amiento Ia Cortc de Paz. que-
..ando dichas reparacionc< muv bien
presentando n bonit" a>fcc;o; los
banoOs para el pGblioo han siIo re-
fOTmadoS.
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SANGR|ENTA TLAGtD|A En- LARtS,
Eleuterio Soto, arrehsto de celos infirio su
esposa Carolina Acevsdo IS pufalad,s.
FL agresor at6 de sucidarse ocupandosee dos cuchlos
uno de diez pulgadas otro de g.

De Lares comunican que aver,
las 7.3O a. m. Eleuterio Soto asesino
a su esposa, Maria Carolina Aceve-
DO, y a Pablo Hernandez, comercian
te del barrio "Espino", infriendole
a ella Is punaladas y a el 3, rnurien
90 ambos en- ell acto. Sc lie ocuparon
dos'cuchlllos, uno de 10 pulgadas,
con ell que acometi6 los crimenes, y
otro de 8 pulgadas, con ell cual trat6
sulcidarse despues. Ha sido arres-
tado. Ell movil del crimen fue los ce-
los.
De Vieques comunican Ell ares
to de Rafael Enrique Quihones por
dlsparar un tiro de escopeta a Ruper
to Acevedo, 'quien Sc encuentra he