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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
CHARLES GILBERT DEAD.
French BARITONE Succumbs to
AhscesS Of the Brain.
ARRIVED HERE ON SATURDAY
Was Only One of Hanmersteins
Artists To Be Engaged for
Metropolitan.

Charles Gilbert, the French barytone,
died on Tuesday night at the Hotel Gre
gorian from an abscess Of the brain Mr..
Gilbert. who had been engaged to sing at
the Metropolitan opera House, arrived in
New York only last Saturday on the savos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
NAB BED.

r-NrRV-E,yyTNC+A St Louis. No. On
Wednesslay October T. Isabel Vale. daughter
OF Mrs. FREDERICK Ewing. % Dean Es1e-y, or
New York
TCHESON-BROWN-O Wednesday pcto
Der L. a. Fam Hi. Burlington. W. ~ the
Rev. Theodore =. Williams % Bost0n Aiartf's
Broakes daughter Of Mrs Brookss BroVn- Or
New YORK % William Anderson Hutrheson, q
New York. scr % the late John n Hu1cheso-.
Of Greenock. scotland
IRE First Presbyterian
Church. Rochester. y. Z, on OCTOBER II 1Sle-
Schanck Morris 10 Alice Ray. daughter % NJ
George Candae I5reIL
Notices of marriages and deaths ulur ~
accompanied by full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
GAIN IN STUDENTS At CORNELL

Ithaca. n. Y. oct. 1e.-An announcement
today OF Cornells registration 70 date
shows a total enrolment of S.f& an IN
crease Of 15e over last year.
The greatest gain Is OF 1T0 IN the College
OF Agriculture. y decrease OF seventy Is
shown in the mechanical engineering
course. and the freshman class is smaller
tnan that OF last year.
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IslNs HEIRS GIVE 100000.

TBv Telegraph to The Trihune.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12-The children and
heirs OF Mrs. George ". EIkins. who died
about a year ago. voluntarily gave $4,000
10 four local charities to-day. IN accordance
with the wishes OF their mother. Mrs
FIkins left this amount 10 the charities.
bur the codicil was not properly witnessed.
and the courts declared the requests 70 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
To THE EMPLOYEES.

Do YOU want desirable help quickly
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by con-
s,lIting the file Of applications OF selected
aspirants for positions oS various kinds
which has just been Installed at the Up
town Office OF
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1864 Broadway.
Between s6th and S7th Streets
Office hours: a. m 70 S .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13

Church. their wives? They must live IKE
gentle folk: that IS expected OF them. And
they do live like gentle folk. uncomplain-
ing Like gentle folk they endure prfVa-
ton, human suffering. tragedy, tears ana
despair. This for a church that seems 10
expect its ciersymen 10 wax fat IN me
middle OF nothing. And Yet the OK that
treadeth out the corn is entitled 20 ms
part
OF the work done in raising morey dur
ing the two years Of his service. br-
wilkins said the average had been sI0'
6ay. nothing to he ashamed OF. but "o-
fully Inadequate for the purpose lie cie7d
the fact that thirty millionaires OF New
York had endowed 4 theatre. and asE"o IL
there we're not in the whole Church III tAiV
United States one hundred members VINO
would give $1,000. coo as e fund for the
nensioning Of the aged and worn out mn
listers OF the Church.
Let II be done" he said. that we may
no longer have the spectacle Of these men
finishing out their lives as peripatetic
sellers Of books, or solicitors Of life insuF-
ance"
4 canon for the reguia ton Of sUfragan
bishops was adopted by the House o.
BISHOPS. It gives these bishops an equal
vote in the convention with regular
bishops
A departure from the routine occurred
a. the morning session Of the House OF
Bishops 4 petition from fourteen chap
lsins Of the army and navy was received
asking that the nature OF their work be
considered as special department IN the
work Of the Church. The petition asked
that the bodies they represent be created
into special Jurisdiction. 70 include chap
lains Of military and navy reservations, on
ships and az insular points.
An Army and Navy Bishop.
After = long discussion the House o.
Rfshops aupointed 2 committee to investi-
gaze the idea and TO report at the present
convention In case favorable action is
taken on the petition the jurisdiction Will
be represented in the convention by a
bishop 10 Be known as the bishop Of the
army and nay and delegate TO the House
OF Deputies
4 commission was appointed 10 revise
the translation into Spanish Of the Book
CT Common Prayer The commission con-
sists Of Bishops Brent, of the Philippines;
Van Buren,, OF Porto Rico; AYES, of Mex
leo. and knight, Of Cuba. Competent lin
gusts viii act with the commission
The Daughters Of the King. a woman's
organization. held its first business session
to-day. The programme included addresses
b. the Rev. T. !. Lacey. of Brooklyn; Dea-
coness Pell-Clarke. president Of the assem-
blies Of Albany and Central New York, and
others.
The convention made another move
tow ard the unity OF churches when a tele-
gram Of fraternal greeting was sent 10 the
national convention of the Congregational
churches at Boston.
The joint committee on the relations of
capital and labor asked that the name be
changed 10 that of committee on social
service y committee was appointed 10
look into the request
4 memorial was presented by Judge
Packard, Of Baltimore. asking that a COM
mission be appointed TO prepare al enlarged
HYMN book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
SENATOR poLLIVER IL

Fort Dodge, Iowa. Oct. 12-The physi@
clans attending United States Senator Dol
liver said to-day that his condition was
serious but not critical II was announced
that he was suffering from severe stomach
trouble which had affected the region
around the heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Wa shlngton.
Oct 12-Showers have continued IN the West
,;1IF region and they have EXTENDED northward
over Arkansas and Southern Missouri The rain
storm in the Far West has remained nearly
stationa-y while i secondary disturbance seems
70 be developing on TIE eastern slope ct the
p,csiaS An extensive area Of high barometer
has moved southeastward from the British
N,,rthVest provinces ard it now reaches from
The Great Lake region eastward over the upper
E+ Lawrence valley This is causing
northerlv winds and much cooler weather from
tho upper Mississippi valley eastward 10 the At
lsntic Coast.
Showers are probable IN the MississipPi and
Missouri valleys and the Middle Gulf region
during the next twenty-four TO forty-eisht hours
This showery condition viii extend eastward
rss,iaT ard lover Ohio valley. while IN other
sections east Of the Mississippi fair weather all
rL tsTnsratrss IN Ire Middle and Northern
Atlantic states and the Great Lake region dur
ing ThursdaT and FRIDAY VII es below Ine se rz
sonal normal but II the csnTai NaIIeys go
Southern states comparatively warm weather
The winds along the New England Coast viii
be brisk northwest to northeast. diminishing
Middle Atlantic Coast moderate north 70 nSri9 a
east. South Atlantic Coast. Gut Coast. light 70
moderate. variable on the Great Lakes. mod
Steamers departing Thursday f9r European
rorta viii have moderate north winds. with gen
orally fair weather to the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOcali,ies.-For New
England. fair to-day and tomorrow; cooler to
dav. diminishing northwest shifting 10 northeast
winds
For Eastern New York. fair today and to
morrow: cooler today in southern portion; mod
crate northeast winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. fair to-day and 70
morrow. cooler in southeastern portion today
moderate northeast winds.
For the District Of Columbia. New Jersey and
delaware fair .o-day and tomorrow. cooler to
dev. moderate northeast winds
For Western New York and Western PSnnsyi J.
vania fair to-day and probably tomorrow
moderate northeast winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13

qIighest tempsratuTe Yesterday 81 degrees. e
10 a. m: lowest. as, at 10 p. IA. average. o.
average for corresponding date last year, %.
average for corresponding date last thirty-three
years. 81
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and tomorrow
cooler to-day: moderate northeast winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
ANOTHER OLD GUAR
SAD, INDEED.
From The Troy Times.

From The Troy Times.
When the movement for political reform
and public righteousness is spreading over
+he country with gigantic force and with
+nfaxihle earnestness II would be a sad
satire upon the progress OF ideal govern
Dnant 70 elect as the representative and
controlling force of the Empire State those
men who have been chosen at the behest
Of Charles F. Murphy and T8mmany Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
WEDDINGS

The marriage OF Mss KatHe-irs Evtrs.
daughter Of Mrs Charles Ewing. 20 Edward
Hamilton Daily, OF New York. took place a.
L 80 yesterday morning. IN TarrytOvn- The
Most Rev. John NJ Farley. Archbishop -
New York. performed the ceremony at ths
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. and the Rsv.
Or. CyConnor celebrated q uupttal mass
after which there was a reception anf
breakfast az Mrs Ewtngs house. Coccs
Lane
The bride was escorted BY her sidssc
brother, Charles Ewing. and was attended,
by Miss DAILY, daughter Of Judge J. Z Day
and sister OF the groom; Miss Cara Fleit'
mann and Miss Agnes Keyes. OF New 4crs-
Mr.. Days brother. MILFORD n Day. vas
best man. and The ushers were J K u
Er,ng 7 G. Blaine Ewing. H whitney
Robinson. James " Prendergast and =.
7. Reilly. About fifty guests went from
New York on a special car atrached 70 tsas
s5 train
Miss Isabel Vale, daughter OF Mrs FRED
srick Ewing, who is a member OF an osd
French family OF ST Louis. was n1ar-len
there Yesterday to Dean Emery. son OF 9ir-
and Mrs William c Emery OF ms CIV
The couple had known each other for sever
wears. having met at the wedding OF Fred
erick R Kellogg and Miss Corusiia van
wyck HaIsey. when Miss Vale vas on-
OF the maids Of honor.
This il Mr. Emery's second marriage Etis
first wife, Miss Emily Could McDougal1.
whom he married IN 1894 died the follow
ing year Mr.. Emery is a member OF tife
law firm Of Kellogg & Emery. OF No -
/ Broadway. He was graduated from Ins
/ College of the City Of New York and from
| the New York University Law School He
/ is a member Of the Bar Association, the
Phi Beta kappa Phi Gamma Delta and PM
/ Delta Phi fraternities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
Forecast for Special Localities
otnciai observations OF United states weather
bureaus taken at 5 ?. IN. last night follow

Local Official Record.-The following Oficial
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
aare Of
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OBITUARY MOI Eo'

sAATr-EI. n. SWEET general agent OF
thu Lake Isrie & western Railway and
thirtv-thir5 degree Mason. died suddenly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
DEMOCRATIC TARIFF REVISION
I'M The Oswego Times.

IRON The Oswego Times.
The Democratic platform promises 10 re-
wise the tariff so as 70 bring the necessities
of life within the easy reach OF everybody.
The Ia a. time the Democrats undertook the
ioh of tariff revision they literally took the
bread out OF the mouths of tens &c thou
sands Of people. and there are goAd many
of them that remember it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
FENfF To RIEe
rHr WOODLANDS CEMETERY

"a rs,df- accsssibis b. Hsris-a trains cro-
Grand Central station. - soster ara ,,
s~sr,,s Froflsvs and BY carrfaz e. lots $50 "
TeIephons ASS Creamery for Book % views
q or-cs' 60 rasr sd s.. New Tcrk City.
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V~DFRTAKERS

Mamie Grove Cemetery. az Kew. Eoro oueens.
stxrssr minutes from penn station >. ~ .
Richmond Hill send for book OF views
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FRANK y CAMPBELL. cal 5 wess sSd -
Chars1s private Rooms Private Ar1oulances
Tel 1924 chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
TRUST TAMMANY FOR
From The Boston Transcript.

From The Boston Aai&9NiABA+
The remainder OF the GDemocraticl state
ticket is what would BE called In football
Tor Controller is the chief financial officer
OF the Tamrnany Society, II has been well
seen 10 that II the ticket is elected little
win ''Ret nv" The platform has been
drawn with some sklful reference To pre-
vailing sentiment but platforms are sec
ondary considerations IN New York State.
Republican prospects look much brighter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-13
POLITICAL HoUsECLEANGNG.
From The Elnira Advertiser.

from Inc tIfllIIh -hVIFVt IIotI.
Things look better Things look brighter
publican party. because the party has
proved itself worthy OF its history and OF
its traditions. and deserves success II has
cleaned house.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12

cl popular Nito, Feliciano Pares, T
Cascllas ccrrando el acto con m dis
curse insrirado y suggestive, el joven
Nicolau el que durante su Fcroracldn
hizo que el entuslasmo Sc dcsbordara
en- ma gestuosa catarata de aplausos.
Luego de dado termino fcllz al mi
tin. nos dingimos al pueblo en- solem
ne manifestation ciNica, compueSta
dc mas de dos mil qlinientas almas.
Sesenta einetes. ocho ooches y una
partida de iivenes cicllstas d
manera dc heraldos del re gionalismo
lingfan aquella manifestation de
fuerza de nuestro partldo.
Recorrieronse vanas GALES \ lue-
90 nos din ginos Ia morada del We
terano lurhador don JostEivcra /. on
Iflente de Ia cual Sc arrcmo!lnd la mu
titud tbria de entuslasmo. pidirndo
que hablara Ni5olau. HizoloN dehi-
do a las fa ii gas de la lahor del dia y
de los antenores. fui ircvc. rescr-
vandose para scrlo eAtcnSo en IL
mitin de L. noche en- la plaza de recr-
creo.
A laS sietc Y media nos dejamos il
hasta Ia plaza ,londe estal'a Ia tltu-
ma unlonlsta altistieamente cnsala
NADIA con cnrrinas. laos { lnhnidad
de lsmpa.as electricas y los retrat">
de Mufoz cl !ifupto l'ichados ma
natieno Icslo. don q. del Po1o. PoI
co dcspres Y amenizalo ;'ar Ia or
auesta. abrii el actn E'atiGtlco ei =
nor Juan Marchan con atinadD
discurso. ,ucediatlole los cntusiasias
hcrmarns Marchan, llecadus IL Bar
celoneta ! jNeres de c>clarceido ta-
Iento. un olsmro dc Iuana niaz y loS
denonadns : incansahles NHa santa
ma ' Casella<. qucdando para q 'llti-
mo turno Nirolau
4 las diez tcimind cl Min Y desdc
De estaS linea> env'amos rcconoeidoS
narabivnes 4 to,'ns los concnrienteS
al acto, 4 los oradores .. tomaron
narte V ( los triunfan,es orcanizado
res del festival Ge annrhc. S.narcs
Casellas~antana. Salu~tisno Nillamll
& el ptcSldpnte del >IIis-unmitt. u hon
RADIO obrcTo seHor Custoslio hodri-
ruez.
Bien sca fSta. T. fiesta dc Il prora
De los principin<. Il lauc,it f,ic
isimc dc Il sin par victoHa dcl
,cho dc nnviemhre que c-rcra .nuc>
Tn invicta erupacIen. Ben l-1- Ma /
lat;i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12

La Irnta De Danlas dc laiSpricdai
proteetora lie meniieoS. celebrari
lrnta maiisna uleveS . a> I dc Ii
tar,le en- el Atenen. para ts1lar A>'ln-
inS muchn nieris
III nomhrc dc Ii >efar.l fges Eienta
oeaRu> la mas psmtI1I 1si>lcucis
4 dl.fO aciu
kiajaliGn aver 5c Irnoos pars
San ltau ~ Sre>. E-lar,li,i. Ri1c
"a Y lhas esto- DIS Z. a4tl, NJ yoE.la
ron. rs-o suts- .ic Klo-I iciIa> =.
L. v.sl,,' Il antol.l. ~ rnyildcn,., /,
Ssoaes X slglins ~rsist..,sGd,i III
,!cct. lpst Ba-eri- Gue n -
nlcnesa'o pasil-l T-er = ,it.s sie Ia o,-l
r7cneIs reccJso en- - a'itunsyIl i 4 =
Dc ~ le>bOasioS : los ,0nduJo i "a
ca~a y el Otno elotlc f;IS tornado rspr
otIc auton,ovil que veria detrss. Los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12
0tIo te|egIama.

En- el barrio "Poltlllo" ie Nd
juntas, en- Ia noche del 10 tie ios CO.
rrienteS, como 4 las once de r hoehe,
el individuo Romin Rivera Sastlo
ases;no a Su concuhina, -An:onla san
tia 20 Y q dos hiJas de e>ta, dejando
heridos en- grave estadn ademas j o.
tros dos hiios de Ia Santa 90. II ar
ma que utilizo para Ia romlsion De
sus erimenes fue una maceta de p:iar
cafe. Despues de cometido este hecho
dicho individuo Sc dio i la fusa, por
10 cue q cuartel general dc policia
ha telegratiado d toGos los distritos
veeinos para gre Ia policia proeeda a
Euocarle Y rapturarlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12
FL CR|MEN De
LA FLACA
El cabo Castillo corrobora
la declaration de la tes-
tlgo Montaner.
Ell DR.. Ferran da IN informe
cientifico de las heridas Gu
yas huellas estan fjas Ell Ell
crane0.
El DR.. Lippit hace parecido
FL DR.. Lippit hace parecido
informe en- el examen de las
heridas.
De nuestro corresponsal

Octubre 5.--Contlnun la declare
clon dc Joseta ] Nontnner.
Pllse este hecho en- conocimien-
tos del cabo de la policia. quien in
medlatamente Sc traslado al sltio
hizo las investigaciones del caso. Re
conozeo la calavera que Sc me pone
Gle manifesto en- este acto; me pare
ce es Ia misma que encontrt ese
dfa con ell cabo Castillo;me parece
sean tambien las muelas o,ificadas
estas que me presentan las que en-
contrc aquel dia (El defensor Sc lie
vanta y dice: ''Sr. iuez 70 me opon
so a que este testlgo reconozca esas
muelas, pues me parece que paro
ese reconocimiento Sc necesita un
perito Y la testigo no puede declarar
como perito = El juez es de oplna
que siga declarando Ia testigo)
Continua declarando la testlgo.
Que encontro la calavera al lado de
una mata de batatas.
Defensor::- olga testigo Ges cier
to que por aquellos sitios hay mu
chos perros?
Testqo Pues va 10 creo; 70 NADIA
mas tenia una perra con once peril
tos, que pario en- aquellos dias.
Es llamado el testigo Julio Casti
llo, cabo Gle la policia insular que
presta servicios en- la Playa. La de-
fensa pide a Ia corte que no Sc
permita al testigo declarar fundan-
dose que no estaba este testigo Ell la
lista de la acusacion. La corte de-
sestima al defensor su petici6n, y el
testigo Sc sienta a declarar.
Fiscal-6Que ppesto desempena
el testigo?
Soy cabo de la policia insular.
Fiscal. SLo era I'd en- el mes de
Mayo y donde prestaba servicios?
Testigo:-Si senior, 10 era en- ei
mes de Mayo Y prestaba servicios
en- la Playa de 6sta ciudad.
Flscol.-Tenga la bondad de ex-
presar a los Sres. del iurado, 81 Jo-
sefa Montaner, lie dijo a I'd. que
fuera a hacer la mvestigacion7
Nease la edicion de ma mana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12

Remi gio Nieto. Francisco Cueba
Laforet. Juan Bta. Soto Latorre,
Francisco Duliebre Instructor Ban
da Escolar.
Solamente sirvieron algunos me
ses las escuelas publicas, graduada!
| o rurales, que fucron nombrado.
los siguientos maeStros:
Sra. Dolores Roman dc Pareda
Srta. Emilia .Jancr. Teresa Janer,
Srta. Margarita Diaz V Diaz; Maria
C. Guzmin, Zoila +. Castera.
Maestros de ingles que trabajaron
durante el Ano Esrolar.-Hlrh
School: Chas T.. Clark, Adela La
Mout, Anna Nolovic, Mary B.
Bourne.
Grammar G.. T. Nc. Caskie. Eve
lvn Nc. CaShie Jean Black. Mars l..
Nc. Carthv. weo H. Nolovic.
Drawing: Frances Z. Vim.
Renunciaron en- Ia escuela alta:
Vim. G. de CoIigny, B, katharine
Pyfer.
Alumnos matriculados.
Total l909-l0 45iS, l90s-09
1860.
Total on JUNO 81 de 1910, 37i4
para 19O9-l9lO Y 1896 para eI an
terror.
Por ciento de asistencia: Gradua-
da a4.66. Rural 9l.65, High $3.50
Night $50. 6SI. Promedio 9l.2
Por ciento de aumento de mstri-
crIla efectiva l26S
Sc detallan los inrresos con un
total dc S21.Ia.i3.
Existencia On cals con fecha de
Julio 1909 Ss727 -.
Sc detslIa los cGresos con un
total Sen3>g0S.
Resumen- Sumsn los Inrresos
en- ell aro laOaI0 S277la.43. Eyre
SOS 2n3Sa. .OS..
Existencia en GAIA cn fecha 80 de
JUNO 1910 s0a330-35.
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los fondos 10 vayan pcrmitiendo, 4
I'm de cue los nihos piiedan uSarlo
diarlamente. De este modo los pa
tios de Ia High v Grammar School
coa los aparatos necesanos queda-
ran para uso exclusive de las niiias.
al cuidado de las cIlalcs habra una
persona cnmpetentc QUO las disrigirs
en- los elercicios rimnastiros.
Todos estanlos en- Ia completa SO
gundad de que cl tener un para,re dc
recreo de estas condiciones cnnsti-
tuye un adelanto mss que reyortara
grandes beneheios a los nihoS de Ton
&c. Y que sers motive de gian satisfac
eidn para todos los que ron Su gene
rosa ayuda han contnbuido i Ia rea-
Lzacicn de Ia obra...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12
VisLi.ando Ia is|a,

Hcmos recibido Ia cortts vista
del Sr. Manuel L.. Martinez sssasa
tie Il lfnportInta revista ForpJ
Tnid. rovista comereial que Sc eli
IA en- New York.
FL Sr Martinez viaja en- gesuoneS
dc cSa empress y no dfpiaros ohtan-
'lri IN hLsn eNltp i4Ia I'll culjura
y acIiyilad.
Al sal'piar Al e.;imable ioven de-
seamosle pfosperos aesocIus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12
Ramon Rivera Castro ma
ia a su affinite Antonia
Santiago y dos hijjos de
ella.
Hace un aho ocurrio un hecho
parecido en- ell mismo barrio.
81 autor del crimen aparece
ahorcado.
De nuestro corresponsal.
Tor TELEGRAPH.

De nuestro co~responsal de Adiun
tas recibimos hoy el siguiente despa-
cho telegrafico:
q Adjuntas lis. 40
Correspondence San Juan P. r
Corte municipal investiga caso
aseslnato triple, ademas hay dos per-
sonas heridas gravenente. Autor
Ramon Rivera Castro aun no captu.
RADIO. Policia persiguele activamen-
te. Ocurrlo hecho barrio Portillo don
de hace un ano, perpetuose lgual
crlmen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12

s. esii hasien1o II rimer,sfi..n
para l. ae1a ,le L. dereeha en Ii cn
'rsda -ur i. l. ealle del vsrqll. j en-
breve gre!sran tovruuis,ia~ 4rletS
Fl = Cahricl Arc. :. h. Ns,sI
70 a harer cargo De "a e-ish'e rn'eu
10 la Rcsita para q r'c sca
hzandc crane-s oonspfs-- Fiist evi-
10 K descAnos.