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NEWS or PLAYS AND PLAYERS
" 4. BEady sails for Europe to Arrange
for New Attractions Here.

William 4 Brady. the theatrical man
ager. left yesterday on the Lusitania
for trip n London and Paris in response
n a Cablegram from Frank CurAon, the
foreign representative of the Independent
Produc.rz While abroad on business
connected with the Open Door Mr.
Brady will arrange to bring % this ooun-
trv the entire production of The Balkan
Princess. the American rights of which
he controls The Naked Truth, another
London success. has al-p been acquired
and with the English cast which Mr.
Brady will engage will have New York
production before the middle II August
Mr. Brady was accompanied 10y his wife,
Grace Gs,prge, who closest her season
al Winnipeg on last saturday night
Miss Gs.prge while abroad will decide
between two plays, one ~ which she
will present when she opens the new
theatre. The Playhouse next January
One ls from the pen of an English author
and the other a translation from The
French
F1r the first time in dozen years Ned
Navburn. general stage direC TOR for
|a'A FlflAMs - lAhANh AMIN ~
Wavhurn left the BTuHdWa ay lheatTe
IL I % clock Yesterday afternoon driving
his own machine Accompanied Dy Mrs
Wayhurn he he'd a rousing -"ndpn when
be- started from the theatre practically
40 th" members of The Summer Widow
r-,- COMPANY and of the Marie pTessler
company lining the curb He viii g
D. Ike Placid tp visit Vi11r Es-nert lt
tsmu Joylaud and consult with HIM 70.
sa-d..g the u"x prodYgr1n. -SS a"t
Siyt,,u. the music Tor " hich Mr. Her
beat I-Wr ritlnE The book II by George V
HohN-t
Our~e paytDn for hiss fii,i week az the
Academy Il Music beginning Monday
.its noon. will produce The Carl Of the
Golden West by David BelcsCo The
ri.- rap fnr two sons az the P"la~cu
1u,st-, pud since ,hrt time has not been
..Dan no ms ci;y The Cal OF the Golden
Ng-i served . make sta's IT Blanche
Bate, .ud Frank keenan,. Who plaF e..
the principal roles IN the original pro-
dlction In Mr. paytOn'S Performance
N1ndry th@ze roles Will be tAken respe"-
tvely by Miss Niinna Phillips and Joseph
" Gisa-d
Charles Frohman will revive William
Gillrtle's first great success The Privat"
Secretary next season with lhe actor.
pIavv zht In his original role II the
R. NJ SpaldiHg Tho Private Secre-
tarv- was written by Mr. Gillette when he
was not vet - wears old The piece
opened IN September 20 1854. At the New
York Comedy Theatre = .2c con'Inu-
o,Islv for twenty months. when ~ was
replaced by Mr. Giilette's next suCCess
Held Rv the Enemy
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THE SEIGOERS.
/ 500 Cabin Passengers VIII 90 out on
Paur Thursday BoRts.

-Four liners sailing to-day will con-
tribute 500 cain passengers to the sea-
sons rra-h 10 Eiropc that vii help to
make this week probably the greatest IN
June records. hboArd the North German
LLOYD steamship Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm.
for Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen.
will h.:
Mr. and Mrs 7 Emory 90. -" Mr. and
Mrs " X Corey. Prof Frcdcyir BirrhoT,
Mr. and Mrs. William , Davis. D = cousins.
Mr. and Mrs y. V. = Doug.a-. Mr. and
Mrs Frederic c. Earle, Mr and .irs Lyman
n 1,reanleai Mrs Virginia 4 lanrdon.
charles Lester. Rodney 80 Hl"N irsr, .,,i
MIR ) l. Wayland, VIZ aud Mrs ' y.
Thompson and the Rev Edgar Iilton. Jr
Passengers by the French liner la
Savois. for Hayre:
Mr. and Mrs John e. Montgomery. : e
Cary Mr. and Mrs Robert Aiken, the Rev
and Mrs De Witt VI. Benham, Thomas
Nicoli Browne American "a Nire-SqhI1l ,,,,, 3 m q
t,eOrge " Field. Mrs Robert " W Illlrs-
pis Mrs l. 7 HOyt. MI- a. VI. Rollins.
iidre and Mr. Henry " scott, Wayne
Chatfeld Taylor. Mr. and Mrs WI lam !
stewart and Mr. and Mr. Theodore ,.
lillinghast.
Passengers by the Lloyd Sahaudo
steamship Tomaso a Savoia, for the Medi-
terranean.
Mr. and Mrs u y sheldon. the Countess
VI n panciatiChi. the Rev DRYDEN u
Phelps. Prof and MR.. Mtmon u. ahel don
q ri Arnold. DR. ami Mrs u 4. Can held
the Rev EdWin Hayler and Prof and Mrs
Alexander flck.
Sailing by the Italian liner Verona, fol
the Mediterranean:
Dr and Mrs !. " Denman. Mr. and Mr.
Herbert LtChhsid. Mrs Robert Taft, DR.
and Mrs HerheFt Martin, " Robert Elliot
he Rev and Mrs T. " Calderu OOd. e. p
Markell and Howard Ellls
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.iIR ROrTE FOR .COLONISTS
Project for lsinE LepPelln ships 60
Hasten Development Of the CarIbOs.

VICTORIA. y. c.. June 20 Nowhere
has the Inauguration II passenger air
ship service heen observed with more
practical interest than IN British Colum-
hia. and move particularly by those en-
gsgrd IN promoting colonization IN New
Cariboo. having Fort George ~ its future
capital The necessity Of securing im-
mediate and convenient transport alton
10 this new centre ~ population is acutely
felt and the airship IS looked upon ~
Offering unique facilities for nesting eX-
sting difficulties in the nature u the
country "a be traversed in securing con.
nectinn with established railways
The building of roads involves time and
time saving ,s regarded a. extra import
ant at the present uncture II airshiTs
can he employed 10 connect Fort George
with points on the Canadian Pacific Rail.
way very obvious dificulty IN Car.
hoo's Colonization will ~ solved 4
group 1t capitalists part iCularly inter
ested has therefore sent an agent 10 Ber
Iin 10 patruni1e the new German agency
If communication and 90 invest gaze all
incidental costs in connection With the
possible establishment II similar air
ship service IN central British Columbia.
n satisfactory arrangements can 10
made the Inauguration q aerial COM
munication hetween Fort George and
Ashcroft NAV be brought about by next
spring al least The German airship
service covers route g0O niles iU length
and the dirlRihle employed IS said tp be
able 20 travel 7OO miles without stop.
The speed uu the first trip averaged al
mos, thirty five miles. or better than 'ha'
nf the ordinary passenger tram On many
Western railroads The lifting UapaCitv
was twenty-five tons. while with twenty
passenge the total weight 81 the load
carried Na= only five tons and hall. lnclid-
ug the restaurant car and other equip
ment for the comfort u the Passengers.
Such an airship might easily he nayi-
gated from points on the Canadian Pa.
CifC Railway mainland 10 the CarihnO, the
Chilcotin or Fort George. II two or
three stOp- we're made on the way az
hasas like Quesnel u would not he nee
eesary 10 @ more than 100 miles IN a siu-
gle fight en- route from Ashcroft 10 For
George and vice versa.
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Louis MANES HUMOU PLEASES
BECOMES A COMIC REFORMER
IN "THE CHEATER."

WILLIAMSBURG state senator % Wondrous
Dialect Flnds Himself Compelled 20
ne TWo Faced ThFOuEh an lnherl'
lAnes-EVery Que Comes Away Happy
Il would seem 10 anybody but theatri-
cal manager that the regular SEASON
ought 10 he long enough to produce the
dramatic masterpieces that tho New
Work theatres have % Offer; but evidently
t cannot b.. for at the Lyric Theatre last
night Louis Mann brought forward his
tongue tied German dialect for the edih-
cation Of an overheated audience hs
vas the adaptsr OF The Choater,' which
WAS In its ori yiEal form the work OF Jacoby
and Iipschitz. who were known Ss German
iarCsurs.
Mr.. Mann has laid the scene of the play
in Williamsburg and Assumes the part of
Plifiersdorf. a state senator Who halls
from that district. lie h a reformer and
he Ia in favor of such sweeping changes
a. the early closing of saloons and the
abolition Of dance halls altogether. No
diversion IA innocent enough 10 escape
his jealous ehOrR, which are cOnoen-
trGted finally OF . certain dance hall.
Il In just a. he has begun IN be more
active against IL he learns the hateful
SpillermAn's Orpheum was owned by
his half brother. who has just died and
Willed IL tO him. No the reformsr Sena-
TOR finds himself owner Of the establish
ment against which he has been warning
on condition that he personally assume
control of what IL q centre of just the
kind Of gaiety PliHsrsdOrf Is committed to
put an end tn
OF course there need be no difficulty In
finding similar situations in previous
farCioal plays Such an idea is too rich
in como possibilities 20 have escaped the
dramatist searching for some new varia-
tion In tho thlrty-six dramatic possibili-
ties.
The reformer compelled 10 appear on
certain occasions az the festivities IN the
dance hall. hiH efforts 90 conceal his double
existence from his family ana his obvious
enjoyment of these unfamiliar oppor.
tunities for gayety and the great financial
rewaris that the business brings these
situati ons furnished ample means for the
display of Mr.. Mann's strongly personal
hunor
His air of confusion and Illustration
we're never more Appropriately OF efeC-
lively displayed and his personal success
WAS limited only by the opportunities
Of his part he had been liberal 10 him.
self. however, 80 The Cheater' enloyed
In a large degree the favor Of the audience
last night
Mr. Mann as adapter had not succeeded
IN divesting the play of its thorough
Tsuionic nature, and its situations seemed
strspgeN az variRnCe with tho supposedly
local surroundings ia which IL passes
But il is suoh frank force that this 81. ment
wEs not important Mr. MaRn' = personal
lumor was Not diminished by this in
cpngruitv. and that was al that really
count a in the success ~ The CheateF.
II one except Mathiide Cottrellys artistic
and natural performance as the German
Soaptlr'H wife
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KID\lPPERS EXCHtNGE.
strange Woman Restores Onc BOy and
Gets away Win Another.

PAssIAc. y J. June 20 Mrs. Mary
Kunitsky of i2s Passaic street reported {,
the police to-day that her son Nodick,
years old. had been missing since
saturday She said that she separated
from her husband while living in New
York city about three years ago. They
had two sons A year after the separa-
tion Joseph. the elder, then about .
wears old, was kidnapped from his mother
The police were notified. but they never
located the boy. soon after that Mrs
Kuultsky came tn Passaic and has since
supported herself and her younger son
by keeping boRrters.
Last saturday a strange woman called
on her and told her that her kidnapped
son had been brought q Passalc and left
Az a hous. nearby. The mother was m.
credulpus and tho strange woman offered
. remain az her home while she went
~ the address given. Much % her sur
prise the mother found her missing boy
and "a rried him home There she found
that the strange woman had disappeared
and taken the younger boy with her.
The sun., 1910-06-30
REAL JERSEY INDIAN.
Babs AISIrss Brth Csrtincats Puts Illm
DSWm Aa ned.

PAISRsoN. y. j.. June 20 The first
Indian child 20 he born In Paterson saw
the light at the General Hospital a day
or two ago. and This morning a certificate
Of birth WAS fled In thesOtiice OF the
Registrar Of Vital Statistics for Aitlee
Mairs Lord. a male infant
The mother Is Annie Lord a full bloOded
Cherokee Indian who hAs been more or
less Wanderer during her life. The
woman wa for some time an inmate oi
the alm-house in this city, hut Was re-
gently discharged Later she was picked
up by the police and sent 70 the hospital,
Registrar Gall OpeIet his eyes wide
this morning and z~ratChed his heat
when the birth certificate came IN, mailei
by the attending physician. Color, red.
Il reai and the official Called up the doctor
on tho telephone
'Arc YOU SURE you didn't hll out the
blank In the wrong placey' asked the
Registrar Don't you mean the child
had rel hair'-
The doctor replied that there was no
mistake. and 40 littla Aitlee u registered
A. the first Paterson born Indian.
The sun., 1910-06-30
KrEnIn McI.aughIIn.

Mss May Regina N laughln. daughter
u Mr. Eliluhs'h 4 N Laughiin wa- mar
RED Yesterday Ia ~ Pauls Dhur, h. Harlem.
20 Henry Ih,up-on ksrUin of his city
4 he ,erpmOUv Vas performed boy he Rev
Father James sheridan. ,uUrln OF the BRIDE
groom fafuEr Sheridan also celebrated
the h .Eh uupf. al mass nat loiiyNed ass -ted
by the Re-. br lu-sph u. MHhun aud tho
HeN Fafher Neit Of he thuUn of Our
ADJ 90 ourde- The Rev DR. John Nl Qutrk
Of ~ paul- aud the Rev fa'uer william
Naeh.n of Rye Misc N, Laugnlin
va- gwen away b. her brother. lameu X
VI laughln and vas attended BY Mrs
William I. Jones A. mHfr0n oi honor
tsure 90 herwtn a brother of the bridegroom.
4 ted a. best man The u.nsrs were Dr.
MILAN l. Jones and illiAm Jullam.
The sun., 1910-06-30

William Tyson. 30 years old. Of p Stock
holm street. BrOoklyn. was arraiRned
yesterday before Magistrate Naumer In
the Myrtle avenue court on = charge Of
failing 10 account for ttGs 80 Of the tunds
n the Norgenthaler Mutual Aid AssOcia-
tiou, Of which he was the financial and
corresponding secretary. g. L. Ander-
son. p resident of the association, Is the
complainant In pleading not guilty
TYSON said that he was ignorant of the
Discrepancy IA his accounts. but that u
there was any shortage Il would be made
good he was held IN U 5nO bail
The sun., 1910-06-30

The marriage OF Miss Katherine Baaer 70
John Russell shcehan took place Yesterday
afternoon at the apartment Of the brides
grandfather. Henry J CammAnn. s4s IVES,
Ssventy-hrst street Mr. Sheehan ir a son
strset and vii aall today gjh bis bride
on me Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm for a foreign
tour The Rev Father GilmETtin Of The
Ronsn Catholtr Church u the blessed
sarramenL broadNay ana se,.ni yiinrtt'
The sun., 1910-06-30
BOYD PLEADS NoV VULT.
Pullman Porter VINO shOt l.srd and
Higble AbandORs Hk Defence.

The trial Of William Boyd negro
Pullman porter. in the Hudson county
Court Of Quarter Sessions, Jersey City.
for shooting Bentley II Lord Of ~ Clinton
avenue. Newark, and Harrison = Higbie
Of IOi Broad street. Newark. on a Jersey
Central train en route for Newark on
February - last. was suddenly terminated
Yesterday by the interposing u a plea
of non vult
Boyd testified in his own defence that
one u a party Of four Newark men on
the train had made insulting remarks
about a negress whom he was escorting
horne. and the lawyers hOpelessly riddled
his story His counsel concluded that
there was no way u justifying the shoot
ing and az recess advised him 10 throw
himself on the mercy u the Court
The shooting took place near tho Jack
sou avenue station in Jersey CITY ~ Lord
and Highie we're returning with Roger
and Gayle Young. brothers, after spend
ing an evening az a theatre and dining
al the Yale Club In New York city. The
negro escaped and was subsequently,
captured IN Washington.
The sun., 1910-06-30

The marriage Of Miss Grace Marie Kelsey
20 John a Connolly took pla,e late yestef-
say afternoon n the Roman Iatholin thurch
0f n Vincent frrTer. SiKty--iNth street and
IpYtnrtOu avenue The bride was a.
tsndsd by her sister Miss l.illian Regina
kelsey a. maid ol honor and here we're
sisted ni- YrUthet ~ best man and Paul
Ienn,ngs James Archer. Edward !
ksegan and Matter Vernon, IT, were u-h-
ers The bride - daughter ol Mr and
street. WhO gave Uvidal dinner after the
huF, h ceremony ~ tne Hotel ~ andrew
Al : ~ o. ClOs
The sun., 1910-06-30
CsRraR I.0ng

Municipal Court Justice Eugene Conran
Of Brooklyn vas married yesterday 20 Mica
Augusta Long of Manhattan A. the home
~ her brother-in George l. NichOl,
vho u E1ci-s Commissioner in Richmont
borough. on Cherry Lane West New hTigh-
ton The ceremony Vas performed ny the
hazel Al Concord There Vas M maid
of honor Edward Turner ~ brooklyn Wa
best man
The sun., 1910-06-30
NEW TTlLItN CONDUCTOR.
srppUn 10 Assist TsscaniHi nt the Metre
poIitan Opera House.


wArrAndo scppilli has been engaged
~ conductor Of 1he Metropolitan Opera
Company Tor the coming season n assist
Arturo TOscanini Signor SepDilli will
have ell the Italian works that do not 90
10 signor To-canini. just ~ Alfred Hertz
will have charge q all the Wagner operas
that do not fall n the first conductor.
siGnor Seppilli's last previous APPEAR
.poe At the Metropolitan Opera House
vas iE Ig1I-02, when Maurice Grau en-
LACED him 10 assist Sign0r Mancinell
I'M conducting the Italian rApertOir'
He had also been the conductor Of th,
Frpnrh and Italian operas performed by
rhe Ravags-Grnu English Qpera Company
Al the Metropolitan Opera House m lsoa-
Iam still earlier h. had acted a. con-
duofor OF the Italian operas sung BY the
0pera company which Walter Damrosch
and Nine Melba organized We was
tha frsf conductor % produce Ia BOhene'
here In 10 authentic iorn. This took
ulacs In Boston
Nanor SeDpilli has been devnting him
srf h composition In the last fau years,
md one Of bis operas. The Red snip.
vas produced a. the Dal Verne In Milan
rwo years ago.
The sun., 1910-06-30
WORE HELP ron WANWIKER.
MaeVeAEh and LOeb Agree That the
Appraiser Deserves 10.

Franklin MacVeaGh. Secretary Of the
Treasury. who has been oonierring with
Collsctor Loeb about reforms In tho de-
partment Of Appraiser George " Wan
maker. said yesterday that a rumor that
Appraiser Wanmaksr was going 10 he
made 10 give up his job was untrue. Il
was true. the Collector said. that there were
10 be- improvements in the Appraiser's =
department.
thrss appraisers on tho stat ~ tho
examiners we're appointed Yesterday a.
the request ~ Mr. Wanmaksr. who finds
an increase ~ his force Necessary BECAUSE
0T the increse In baggage trahic. Tho
apDointeea nave been holding subordinate
Dlsrqs and are on the civil service Hat.
The sun., 1910-06-30

frank J. Goodwin. First Deputy Com-
miasinnsr of Charities has been ~ for
several days al his home. 32s West Twenty-
second street. n Vas said there last
night that Mr. Goodwin had y lad cold.
but that it vas expcC'c,i he would bo out
In a day ur tWO.
The sun., 1910-06-30
MARRIED on APRm 81.
nut the secret d Just Disclosed ~ ths
Issue of Announcement Cards.

ISSUE ~ AuuoNiltehNW NaHua'
sYEAcuaR. June 2O.-With the issuing
of announcement cards to-day was dis
closad the secret marriage on April p
Of Miss Caroline e. wAlch of this city
and Charles Clinton Of Cincinnati. formerly
1t New Orleans Miss Walch is we'll
known business woman. authOress and
artist and her marriage il the elimination
of romAnce of her college days at VasAar.
There shs was a chum Of Miss Jessia
Clinton. whn~s father Ia now Miss Walch =
husband Tho two young women visited
frequently az each others homes. and u
was during these visits that Miss Walch
and Mr. Clinton met After a lapse ot
several years they met again last spring
and their engagement followed, although
u Was kept a secret. For the present they
will reside ~ the brides home IN Fast
Kennedy street, - be at home Wednesdays
Ia October
The sun., 1910-06-30
FIsral Horseshoe for Assistant District
ATTORNEY.

After Magistrate Herman had al
journed Essex Market court yesterday
polioe Lieut.. Gleason appeared with a
foral horse shoe and presented u % As-
sistant District Attorney George 4 Media
lie who u detailed 20 the court. To-day
Mr. iIedalie will marry Miss Carrie kap-
Ian ~ GTi Gates avenue Brooklyn. The
coupIs will 90 10 Canaia Tor a month.
The sun., 1910-06-30
Atlantic Ctty Real Estats Man Sentenced
% state Prison.

NAYS LANDNO. n J.. June - Walter
Townsend. real estate broker of Atlantic
city. Wa found guilty and was sentenced
hy judge :. A. Higbee here in the Criminal
Court to-day b. two years In State prison
for an Illegal real estate transaction in
that resort IN December. 1908. Counsel
for Townsend will take the case N she
Court n ErrOrB and Appsala.
The sun., 1910-06-30
>.u J.r.e, Naval Reserves New Heat.

The monitor Tonopah. the new training
shin u the First Battalion Il the Fast.
Naval Reserve oi New Jersey. arrived IN
HoEoken on Tuesday night and - now
barthed at the Fifteenth street pier The
Tnnopah will take the place n the old war
Shop Portsmouth. which will eventually
bs sent a. the Pacific coast. The State
n California wants her ~ a Eelic. The
Tunonah was brought from the Norfolk.
Va. Navy Yard by members Of the Naval
Reserve
The sun., 1910-06-30
Psllcsman,. coed name DsubIy LphsId.

Policeman's GOed Name iDoubiy lpheld.
Joseph Coleman. a policeman Of the
Fast Fifty-first street station. vas ac-
quilted in SPECIAL Sessions yesterday of
the charge Of assaulting Daniel CrOnin, a
mOtOTman.' Of ~ ~ Anns avenue, on
bean exonerated In a trial before a Deputy
Police Commissioner COleman's story
was that CrOnin got into trouble and
fought q ps toe lOving cop. The Justices
helievad him
The sun., 1910-06-30
MnrnaI Ald OmcInI Accu.rd.

HISTORY o' rsgentuon. uuH Flanier.. Apu-
Ieu, Golden AS ANY bn0g pIiAI'r i6l 81 av.
The sun., 1910-06-30

-pd that sarcastic letter YOU wrote
% the miikm,n requesting him 10 i"'
YOU attend to the job q, watering the milk
row that voU have a new tit. m the
Atchcn faucet Aa "o any "arct''
1t did" said the ioksst-r lie de-
hyers trc bottles now OILY tWo-t1ird~
Ftsu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
NOTAS Y NOT|C|AS.

FL ST.. Andres Mena, Official del re
gistro de la propiedad de Caguas, es
ta en- San Juan.
Ell Sr Juan Gimenez Saury conce
jal del municipio de Caguas esta en-
San Juan en- asuntos particulares.
Ell teniente Mongil de la policia
insular que esta en- uso de licencia Vi
sito la ciudad.
Ell juez Gle Paz de Toa-alt@ Sr.
Manuel Velilla, esta en- San Juan ell
as,mtos particulares.
FL Lcdo. Campillo asisti6 hoy i
su oficina de fiscal de la corte del
distrito algo mejorado de SUI enfer
medad.
Ell Sr. Ignacio Pena Garicano, es
uno de los Sres. miembros del jurado
que esta actuando en- la Corte del dis
hito.
Continue Mayagjiez protestando
contra ell alza excesiva del precio de
Ia leche.
En- ell poblado de Puerto Real, Ca
bo Rojo faliecio la edad de 81
amos la Sra. Obdulia Correa de
Fernandez.
Ell Inspector de alimento de Ponce,
Sr. Mascan ha tornado possession de
SUI cargo. Ell Sr. Mascara disfrlltaba
10 dias de licencia.
En- Yauco la fallecido el aneiano
Don Eduardo Quesada Vmiett.
En- Vega-baja, ha empezado el
arreglo del atrio de Ia iglesia de
aquel pueblo.
Para que las muchachas boni
tas encuentren novios deben ir es
ia noche al Cine de la plaza, v We
ran que peliculas bonitas SC han reci
bido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
En- Ell supreme.
Causas en- spelaciones.

In el tribunal supreme de Puerto
Rico estan los sieuientes senalamien
tos de apelaciones en- callsas crimi-
males. 5to. termino de sesiones de-
aiio l9l0.-Diciembre.
Martes, 6.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Jose Villalobos, por in
fraction del Reglamento del Servicio
Civil.
Martes Gel Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Manuel Rodriguez POI
infracci6n al art. i3S del C6digo Pc
nal.
Martes Gel Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Pedro Rivera. por des.
truccion fraudulenta de bienes ase.
gurados.
Martes 6.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Pedro Curet por in
fraction del reglamento de autom6
viles.
Martes 6.-El Pueblo de Puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

KGENIEROS, CONSTRUCTORS CONTRATSTAS
I'm porte actual de obras contratadas S55OOOO. 90
CONSTRUCTION de Ediicios Fuentes Mueles
Ferrocarriles Caminos, Acueducos Alcanta
rllados Obras Rego y Drenae etc
Sc HAGEN CARGO DE TRABAJOS EN- TODA LA IsLA
Ofcn Fortaleza l6. ApaTtado Telsrono 10a
FAN JUAMPR Marsod de -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
Estadistica de poicia,,

La estadistica de los servicios cri-
minales en- los distritos de la Policia
lnsular en- ell mes de Octubre del
aho de l9l0arroja las cifIas siguien
ties:
Total de servicios, que fueron alb
sueltos 1884; eondenados 1929; to-
tal general 1868, y los prestados en-
el mes de Octubre del actual aiio ,
son los siguientes: Total de servicios
que fueron absueltos 469 condena-
dos PISS total general 2627.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

Rico contra M6nico Escalera por
falsa representation e impostura.
Martes Gel Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Leocadio Marques por
acometimiento v agresion
Martes Gel Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Martin Benitez por no
micidio involuntario
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En- San Juan.
El DR.. Roman yiene d recibir 1
su diStinguida familia.

Sc encuentra desde hace algunos
dias en- esta ciudad ell estimable com
patricia de Yabucoa. DR.. Roman,
el cual ha venido con ell proposito
de recibir a su distinguida familia
que regreso de su viaje por Europa
en- ell Manuel Calvo".
La Correspondence reitera al
buen compatriota ell testimonio de
SUI estimacion con que siempre sc
lie ha distin guido en- esta casa.